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Help support our platform: https://cantbecensored.com/support/Download our FREE iPhone App: https://t.co/1PWmqICjC4 Update: This episode was filmed prior to September 22, 2025 when CBC "processed" the resignation letter Travis Dhanraj sent them on July 7th Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre joins Can’t Be Censored for an unfiltered interview with hosts Travis Dhanraj and Karman Wong. In this wide-ranging conversation, Poilievre takes aim at the Liberal immigration policy, calling it a “racial injustice” that has left international students and temporary foreign workers misled and vulnerable.Poilievre also warns that rapid immigration growth in Canada is fueling the housing crisis and stretching health care and jobs to the breaking point. He argues that affordability in Canada cannot be restored without fixing immigration and housing supply.The interview goes beyond immigration, with Poilievre speaking candidly about crime in Canada, public safety, his views on the media and CBC, Canada’s relationship with the United States, and his upcoming leadership review.Unlike a typical news interview, Can’t Be Censored offers Canadians a deeper look at political leaders — including personal reflections. Poilievre recalls his youth wrestling days in Calgary, the injury that turned him toward politics, and the role of family in keeping him grounded.Thanks to the sponsor of this episode NYX StrategiesCheck out their offerings at: http://www.nyxstrategies.com
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