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This week on Off The Record, US President Donald Trump went on the Laura Ingraham show and said he would “rather deal with a Liberal.”
Pierre Poilievre doubles down on axing the carbon tax while Mark Carney remains evasive about his own carbon tax agenda.
The automaker Tesla has been barred from the Vancouver Auto Show after a rash of protests and vandalism across Canada and the United States.
And NDP politicians recently enjoyed $57 sandwiches during an B.C. NDP political event. What could possibly be in them?
Join guest host Kris Sims, Isaac Lamoureux, and Alex Zoltan for these stories and more on this week’s Off The Record!
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