Pierre Poilievre

Pierre Poilievre, the Leader of Canada’s Conservative Party, discusses his vision for a more unified and opportunity-driven Canada. He emphasizes the importance of cutting red tape to foster innovation and economic growth. Poilievre shares insights on healthcare reform, local empowerment, and the complexities of balancing free speech with public safety. He advocates for media accountability and critiques top-down governance. With a focus on bridging the economic divide, his proposals aim to inspire both Canadians and Americans towards a brighter future.

Pierre Poilievre, Conservative leader and longtime Canadian politician, dives into Trump, Iran, and rising tensions with the US. He also gets into why housing feels impossible, how money printing and government policy hit workers, Canada’s stalled growth, immigration pressures, AI disruption, Arctic security, and the personal family story that shaped his politics.

Pierre Poilievre, Canadian politician and Conservative Party leader, dives into pressing issues like government roles and national identity. He argues for prioritizing affordability and national security over foreign aid, advocating for streamlined immigration to enhance integration. Poilievre criticizes corporate subsidies and emphasizes the need for economic self-reliance, particularly in Indigenous partnerships. He defends free speech while warning against media dependence on the government, all while maintaining optimism for Canada's future amidst current challenges.

The Honourable Pierre Poilievre is a Canadian politician serving as the leader of the Conservative Party and leader of the Official Opposition. He has been the Member of Parliament for Battle River—Crowfoot since August 2025.www.conservative.ca/pierre-poilievre/www.ourcommons.ca/Members/en/Pierre-Poilievre(25524) Perplexity: Download the app or ask Perplexity anything at https://pplx.ai/rogan. Visible. Live in the know. https://www.visible.com/catfished Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Jordan Peterson chats with Pierre Poilievre, Leader of Canada's Federal Conservative Party and potential next Prime Minister. They dive into Canada’s economic dilemmas, revealing inflation's harsh impact on housing and the trials faced by young Canadians today. Poilievre critiques past policies, emphasizing the untapped energy sector's potential. They also discuss the growing political turbulence, the risks of compromising conservative values, and the importance of restoring hope among the youth as Canada navigates its future.

Pierre Poilievre, Canadian politician and Conservative leader known for populist messaging on affordability and freedom. He talks about elites betraying workers, Canada's housing and inflation crises, net zero and corporatism, immigration’s impact on wages, North American security and China, AI’s effect on work, and mobilizing citizens toward hopeful conservatism.

Pierre Poilievre, the Leader of the Conservative Party of Canada, navigates the shifting political landscape shaped by Donald Trump's tariff threats, underlining the challenges facing his party. Aaron Wherry, a senior political writer with CBC, provides insights into how these tensions force Conservatives to reassess their alignment with nationalistic sentiments. They discuss the implications for issues like taxation and immigration, as well as the influence of political advertising contrasting Poilievre with Trump, highlighting the evolving relationship of U.S. politics with Canada.

Pierre Poilievre, a lifelong conservative and former cabinet minister, dives into the pressing issues facing Canada. He discusses his vision for tackling the housing crisis, revolutionizing economic policy, and his mission to defund government media like the CBC. The conversation also touches on the disconnection between elites and the working class, as well as the importance of personal freedoms. With a focus on humor and optimism, Poilievre discusses how to reconnect with Canadians and restore hope amidst economic challenges.

Features Dominic LeBlanc, federal minister for Canada–U.S. relations; Supriya Dhaveti, political commentator and former adviser; Rob Lantz, Prince Edward Island premier; and Pierre Poilievre, Conservative leader in parliamentary clips. They discuss Mark Carney’s new Canada–U.S. advisory council, USMCA/Kúsma review timing, trade sequencing with the U.S. and Mexico, sectoral tariff challenges, supply management and provincial trade diversification.

Pierre Poilievre, the Leader of the Conservative Party of Canada, dives deep into the aftermath of the recent federal election and the party's strategy for future success. He discusses the urgent need for negative population growth to address housing and labor issues. The conversation highlights a shift toward supporting working-class individuals and aligns with Israel on international affairs. Poilievre emphasizes policy reforms for sustainable immigration and better support for Canadians with disabilities, presenting a hopeful vision for the nation's future.