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Total reversal in fortunes for Canada's Liberal Party. They had their elections, parliamentary

elections this morning. And Mark Carney is the new Prime Minister of Canada as of a month or so ago.

He and his Liberal Party triumph over the conservatives who had been just mashing them in the polls

prior to all of this trade war nonsense. Mark Carney gives his triumphant victory speech, talks again,

reiterates again his point about how basically the old era of mutual collaboration and cooperation with the United States in an increasingly close way, that's all over.

We're going into a kind of a brave new world.

Nobody's quite sure exactly what's going to happen.

Fortunately, Justin Ling, excellent, basically become our roving Canada politics correspondent at this point.

Back to talk with me about it.

Thanks for coming on, Justin.

Thanks for having me.

Okay.

So let's just do, let's just go from the top.

I mean, people had stuck a fork in the liberals, basically, weren't they like kind of tied for third in the kind of Canada parliamentary power rankings, like what, two months ago?

How quickly has all of this fallen apart for the conservatives and how quickly has this

resurgence happen for the liberals here?

Yeah. So prior to the new year, right? Justin Trudeau was still our prime minister. He was

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