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joined by our expert today in Canadian politics, Justin Ling, freelance journalist,

author of Bug-Eyed and Shameless on Substack. And we're going to be talking about the Canadian

elections. So they're coming up in just a couple days here.

It's very exciting. It is not what anyone would have expected six months ago.

Justin, why don't you sort of telling us just where you are, what you've been doing and what you're seeing?

Yeah. So you can tell by this kind of like lovely exterior behind me. I'm in a, uh, kind of like an airport

hotel, or I guess off the highway hotel in Toronto. I'm traveling with the liberal bus. You can see

it behind me. So I've been traveling with liberal leader Mark Kearney for the last week or so as we ping ponged

across the country. Uh, we spent the late last week in Atlantic Canada on our east coast. We flew to,

flew a drove to Quebec, then Toronto, then to the west coast, Vancouver. We were in

Winnipeg yesterday, I think. We woke up this morning in Sue St. Marie, which is just across the

border for Michigan, where a bunch of our steel industry is.

And then we flew down here to Toronto, where we are for a couple days, before we do some

other kind of crazy jaunt in the sort of mad dash to election day, which is Monday.

So you're with Mark Carney, who is the current Prime Minister of Canada, leader of the Liberal

Party, which is roughly analogous to our Democratic Party.

I'm going to ask you a little bit about him.

But first, I'm going to remind people, our viewers,

that they might be familiar with Mark Carney because he was the one who said this.

The old relationship we had with the United States based on deepening integration of our economies and tight security and military cooperations is over.

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