Jason Kenney

Jason Kenney, longtime federal Conservative MP and former premier of Alberta, shares his insights on key aspects of Canadian conservative politics. He discusses the impact of tariffs on trade relations with the U.S., advocating for unity amidst protectionist challenges. Kenney critiques recent energy policies that hinder pipeline projects and explores the balancing act of the Conservative movement under Pierre Poilievre's leadership. He also considers the role of populism and negative tactics in shaping voter perceptions during elections.

Gerald Butts, former principal secretary to Justin Trudeau, shares insights on how the U.S. election could reshape Canadian-American relations, especially with potential outcomes of a Trump or Harris presidency. Jason Kenney, former immigration minister, warns of serious implications for Canadian borders if Trump returns, particularly related to immigration policies. Personal stories reveal how political divides affect marriages, emphasizing the emotional toll of differing views amid a polarized climate. The podcast dives into the complex interplay of diplomacy, economy, and social issues stemming from U.S. politics.

Jason Kenney, former Premier of Alberta and federal cabinet minister, dives into Canada's fraught trade relations with the U.S. He emphasizes the need for pipelines, which have been neglected for decades, to boost economic resilience amid external pressures. The discussion highlights past cooperation and the urgency of unifying leadership to tackle trade misunderstandings. Kenney also critiques the current state of Canadian infrastructure and calls for a solid federal mandate to address these pressing trade and resource challenges.