Liberal Ministers were grilled by The Counter Signal’s editor-in-Chief Keean Bexte on their carbon tax and involvement with China — but most offered nothing but attacks, or scampered away, refusing to answer any questions.
The Trudeau Liberals are in Prince Edward Island on a cabinet retreat where they’ll strategize on ways to improve their polling numbers, which are well below the opposition Conservatives.
Instead of answering Bexte’s questions, new Public Safety Minister Dominic LeBlanc resorted to ad hominem attacks. The Liberal’s predictable choice to smear the character of those who hold them to account was on full display.
Later Monday night, Bexte caught up with Climate Change Minister, Stephen Guilbeault.
Guilbeault recently announced he’s travelling to China later this month to play buddy buddy with top politicians, where he serves as the vice chair on a communist council.
Guilbeault sits as vice chair on the China Council for International Cooperation on Environment and Development (CCICED), which consists mostly of Chinese politicians.
This silent treatment from Guilbeault comes after the former CN Tower Scaler Guilbeault lectured Canada’s Premiers on coal to the point of threatening them with criminal sanctions should they violate his radical timeline, despite the fact that Canada produces less than 2% of the CO2 emissions that China emits annually.
On Sunday night, To help Justin Trudeau avoid real questions, the PM’s security team pushed The Counter Signal’s editor in Chief, Keean Bexte, onto the street directly in front of oncoming traffic.
The Prime Minister Justin Trudeau backtracked on Monday when asked by a reporter if he regrets saying that the housing crisis in Canada isn’t his problem.
