[0.00-4.32] Let's start with Mark Carney's reaction to the 50% tariff announcement.
[4.32-9.68] Carney declared Trump's actions as threats to Canadian sovereignty.
[9.68-13.76] But a government selling itself as a defender of national sovereignty
[13.76-18.00] has staffed its operation with a very particular kind of person.
[18.00-22.80] Let's take Dominic Leblanc, the minister for Canada U.S. trade,
[22.80-26.80] but Leblanc holds a second title the president of King Charles,
[26.80-29.36] Privy Council. Let that sink in.
[29.36-32.72] The man handling the trade portfolio also sits
[32.72-35.76] at the head of the King's Privy Council in Canada.
[35.76-41.04] And let's not forget that King Charles is the official sovereign in Canada.
[41.04-45.12] Then look at who Carney just installed to run his own office.
[45.12-51.12] Her name is Maya Johnson and Canada has never had a chief operating officer inside
[51.12-54.48] the Prime Minister's office before. So who is she?
[54.48-57.20] She's an American and a Democrat operative.
[57.20-63.36] According to the Toronto Sun, she worked with Clinton's 2016 campaign against Donald Trump.
[63.36-67.60] And in 2020 she worked for Michael Bloomberg's political operation,
[67.60-72.64] which was built to power Bloomberg's own short-lived challenge to Trump.
[72.64-76.88] And her relationship with Carney goes back to the green climate finance
[76.88-81.76] architecture that Carney was building when he was the UN's climate envoy.
[82.40-86.00] So when Carney wanted to staff his office with a new position,
[86.00-90.32] he turned to an American Maya Johnson, not Canadian talent,
[90.32-93.60] but global as talent, reaching way back.
[93.60-96.72] Now, one more recent appointment sharpens this picture.
[97.36-101.20] The King's representative in Canada is the governor general,
[101.20-105.04] the constitutional officer who stands in for the crown itself.
[105.76-109.92] And Canada got a new one in May. Her name is Louise Arbor.
[109.92-110.96] Where did she come from?
[111.60-117.20] Her career was built inside the United Nations International Legal Apparatus.
[117.84-123.28] And from there, she encouraged the creation of the International Criminal Court,
[123.28-129.68] the Soros-funded apparatus that was just announced by Secretary of State Marco Rubio
[129.68-132.96] in a special message to the American people last week.
[132.96-136.96] So the new governor general, the King's representative Louise Arbor,
[136.96-140.40] comes out of the very international legal architecture
[140.40-144.64] that the Secretary of State Warns is a threat to our sovereignty.
[144.64-146.56] And here's another quick reminder.
[146.56-151.52] Jack Smith, the special counsel deployed against President Trump in his first term,
[151.52-154.32] also came out of that same ICC.
[154.32-157.52] So look at the team around Carney, a trade minister,
[158.40-162.56] also heads King Charles Privy Council, a governor general,
[162.56-166.64] again reporting to the crown, who comes out of the global as legal machinery,
[167.04-171.76] and an American managing the Prime Minister's office tied directly to the Clintons and Michael
[171.76-177.76] Bloomberg. That's not a coincidence, that's a pattern, and it's pointed at Donald Trump.