# Interview source note — September 22, 2026

Original source: [Exclusive: Dallas Brodie on Findlay Resignation and State of Play in BC Politics](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lEx_j2DTS2E), uploaded by The New Westminster Times on September 22, 2026. Interviewee: Dallas Brodie. Interviewer: David Brett, identified by the publisher as its editor. Extracted duration: 2,172 seconds (36:12).

This is a separate interview from the September 21 OneBC Postgame episode, video A7JPU9r21ow, with Brodie and Wyatt Claypool. The original PBC editorial, its podcast embed and existing source package remain available; the new interview is a dated update to the same article, not a replacement or a second article.

Scope: attributed cooperation remarks around 18:57 and 20:25, and Brodie’s opinion on early-election timing around 32:49. Brodie says she is not involved in all conversations. The interview does not establish a signed alliance, an agreed candidate arrangement or a merger. Her political remarks are not an official election announcement. This update does not assert that a general election has been called or refresh the earlier article’s explicitly dated election-status review.

Source method: publisher metadata and automatic captions supplied for review. Caption spellings and timings can be imperfect. The public watch guide and claim ledger paraphrase the selected passages without treating them as certified quotations. Other interview topics are outside this update; linking the original is not endorsement of every claim it contains.

The original source is embedded through YouTube’s privacy-enhanced player with a watch-link fallback. No video, full transcript, source thumbnail or full upstream description is rehosted. Only sanitized descriptive metadata and the selected source note, watch guide and claim ledger are public. Full metadata and automatic-caption working files remain private.

Article: https://purebloodcanadians.com/blog/onebc-after-findlay-building-strength-cooperation.html