Carney CAVES to Trump + new EXCLUSIVE poll shows tight federal race
The Candice Malcolm Show PodcastShow Notes
On today’s ‘Candice Malcolm Show,’ Toronto Sun columnist Brian Lilley joins guest host Kris Sims to discuss Mark Carney folding like a cheap suit after President Trump breaks off trade talks over the Liberals’ ‘Digital Sales Tax.’
Is this what Carney and his voters meant by “elbows up” during the federal election? And what does this indicate about Carney’s supposed master negotiating skills as trade talks resume?
Then Kris and Brian discuss exclusive new polling from One Persuasion that shows that the federal horserace remains tight and virtually unchanged since the federal election - contrary to those in the media who demand Conservatives give up the fight in the face of the ‘Carney honeymoon.’ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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