

Ep. #686: Hon. Chrystia Freeland, Rahm Emanuel, Fareed Zakaria
92 snips Mar 1, 2025
This week features Rahm Emanuel, former mayor of Chicago and U.S. ambassador to Japan, and Fareed Zakaria, CNN host and best-selling author. They delve into the chaotic state of U.S. governance, discussing how figures like Trump and Trudeau shape political narratives. The conversation also touches on the surprising parallels between Hollywood's hitman tropes and serious healthcare debates. Additionally, they explore the authenticity needed in politics, emphasizing how relatability can make or break electoral success amidst a backdrop of evolving democratic norms.
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Canadian Concerns
- Chrystia Freeland recounts a campaign stop in Saskatoon.
- A four-year-old girl asked her how to stop Trump from invading Canada.
Unintended Consequences
- Trump's rhetoric has inadvertently boosted the Liberal Party in Canada.
- The election now centers on who can best defend Canadian interests.
Political Missteps
- Chrystia Freeland believes the Liberal Party lost ground by focusing on virtue signaling and identity politics instead of people's needs.
- She emphasizes the importance of listening to constituents.