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Canada had a big election yesterday, but maybe before we get into the results, you could

use a quick primer on how their elections even work.

We're a charmingly archaic constitutional monarchy.

That means the queens on all the coins.

We're big fans of the queen up here. It does mean that we didn't overthrow anybody in order

to gain our independence and freedom. That just, you know, we asked for it nicely. And we

have a parliamentary system, which means that we have 338 elections that happen across

the country. You don't elect your head of state. You elect your local member of parliament.

And the party that goes on to elect the most members of parliament typically gets the

chance to form government.

And without further ado, the results of the Canadian election.

From coast to coast to coast, tonight Canadians rejected division and negativity.

They rejected cuts and austerity. And they voted in favor of a progressive agenda and

strong action on climate change.

Yes, Canadian JT one, but he also kind of lost his party. The liberals don't have enough

seats in parliament to pass legislation on their own. So they're going to have to form

coalitions. It's undeniably a setback for Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.

When he was elected four years ago, you know, the wind of optimism and hope and change

was at his back. He was a bit of a celebrity, even in the United States. I mean, he scored

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