Joe Rogan and Pierre Poilievre interview

[Halifax Tar]

It's dropped

 

[HavokFour]

It's dropped

EDIT 3: Some helpful timestamps I have shamelessly stolen for those that have limited time.

Spoiler: Timestamps

00:01 - Introduction & Kettlebell Gift

02:15 - Kettlebell History & Benefits

06:02 - Political Journey & Views on Assisted Suicide ️

15:04 - Meaning, Hope, and Mental Health

17:41 - Concerns About Leadership and Freedom

19:26 - Canada-US Relations, Trade, and Governance ️

30:04 - Canada’s Nationality and Political Vision

31:04 - Parliamentary Debate, Policy Proposals, and Martial Arts Chat ️

40:38 - Resource Development, Permitting, and Environmental Balance ️

45:07 - Streamline permitting and pre-permitting projects

46:00 - Defending oil sands and economic benefits ️

49:56 - Tackle inflation, debt, and bureaucracy to restore prosperity

1:00:08 - Restoring a Free Economy

1:01:50 - Toughening Justice and Bail Reform ‍️

1:11:03 - Eat Real Food & Public Health Wellness

1:15:15 - Community walks & simple movement ‍️

1:16:33 - Diet, processed food, and returning to real food

1:23:24 - Food industry, glyphosate, and public health concerns

1:30:15 - Opioid Crisis Origins and Corporate Accountability

1:31:54 - Treatment, Recovery, and Indigenous Approaches

1:33:36 - Psychedelic Therapies (Ibogaine) and Prevention

1:45:16 - Young fighter's shocking knockout moment

1:46:24 - Spinning back kick technique and training

1:50:48 - Muay Thai, training camps, and top fighters

2:00:18 - Early UFC Moments and Royce Gracie's Impact

2:02:25 - Origins of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and Gracie Legacy

2:05:30 - Evolution of MMA, Styles, and Global Influence

2:15:20 - Discussion of Alberta culture and hunting

2:17:14 - Praise for Canadian landscapes and Calgary Stampede ️

2:17:50 - Views on marijuana legalization, personal freedom, and government simplicity

My pre-existing opinions on the JRE podcast aside.

I once again ask where was this Pierre last year?

EDIT: He also appears to be taking a page out of Churchill's book of not critiquing the PM on foreign soil and said "there is only one prime minister at a time", and also mentioned about being in constant contact with Carney and giving him updates about his trip and said there is a "mutual respect" between the two.

EDIT 2: Overall I think this is one worth listening to. Lots of domestic related things in Canada got talking time, here are just a few.

• Poilievre says he wants Trump to "knock that shit off" regarding the 51st state comments
• Condemned the American tariffs on Canada and the world.
• On the topic of ICE style deportations in Canada he said "I don't think we need to do that," and said Canada is a very welcoming country.
• On Alberta separation he said it "won't happen" and "at the end of the day, Canada's going to be united."

I think we may see his favorability increase in the polls if he stays the course and doesn't bog himself and the CPC down in hyperfixating again on whatever "woke" is currently being defined as and the greater "culture war".

 

[daftandbarmy]

Very good!

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[Jarnhamar]

Poor guy can't get a break.

Very good!

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That's gonna sting the ol' PP hate boner.

 

[CBH99]

Do we have comparably popular podcasts to JRE ?

Hmmmmmmm...maybe the Nelk Boys??

I've never listened to them or even knew who they were, but they made an appearance at the bar I work at a few years ago & holy s**t...

The bar was crammed full, and I probably had 2000 people outside who wanted to get in. For some guys I had never heard of, they were inssnely popular


I believe their podcast is called The Full Send Podcast (looks like roughiy 2.18 million followers)

 

[Remius]

EDIT 3: Some helpful timestamps I have shamelessly stolen for those that have limited time.

Spoiler: Timestamps

00:01 - Introduction & Kettlebell Gift

02:15 - Kettlebell History & Benefits

06:02 - Political Journey & Views on Assisted Suicide ️

15:04 - Meaning, Hope, and Mental Health

17:41 - Concerns About Leadership and Freedom

19:26 - Canada-US Relations, Trade, and Governance ️

30:04 - Canada’s Nationality and Political Vision

31:04 - Parliamentary Debate, Policy Proposals, and Martial Arts Chat ️

40:38 - Resource Development, Permitting, and Environmental Balance ️

45:07 - Streamline permitting and pre-permitting projects

46:00 - Defending oil sands and economic benefits ️

49:56 - Tackle inflation, debt, and bureaucracy to restore prosperity

1:00:08 - Restoring a Free Economy

1:01:50 - Toughening Justice and Bail Reform ‍️

1:11:03 - Eat Real Food & Public Health Wellness

1:15:15 - Community walks & simple movement ‍️

1:16:33 - Diet, processed food, and returning to real food

1:23:24 - Food industry, glyphosate, and public health concerns

1:30:15 - Opioid Crisis Origins and Corporate Accountability

1:31:54 - Treatment, Recovery, and Indigenous Approaches

1:33:36 - Psychedelic Therapies (Ibogaine) and Prevention

1:45:16 - Young fighter's shocking knockout moment

1:46:24 - Spinning back kick technique and training

1:50:48 - Muay Thai, training camps, and top fighters

2:00:18 - Early UFC Moments and Royce Gracie's Impact

2:02:25 - Origins of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and Gracie Legacy

2:05:30 - Evolution of MMA, Styles, and Global Influence

2:15:20 - Discussion of Alberta culture and hunting

2:17:14 - Praise for Canadian landscapes and Calgary Stampede ️

2:17:50 - Views on marijuana legalization, personal freedom, and government simplicity

My pre-existing opinions on the JRE podcast aside.

I once again ask where was this Pierre last year?

EDIT: He also appears to be taking a page out of Churchill's book of not critiquing the PM on foreign soil and said "there is only one prime minister at a time", and also mentioned about being in constant contact with Carney and giving him updates about his trip and said there is a "mutual respect" between the two.

EDIT 2: Overall I think this is one worth listening to. Lots of domestic related things in Canada got talking time, here are just a few.

• Poilievre says he wants Trump to "knock that shit off" regarding the 51st state comments
• Condemned the American tariffs on Canada and the world.
• On the topic of ICE style deportations in Canada he said "I don't think we need to do that," and said Canada is a very welcoming country.
• On Alberta separation he said it "won't happen" and "at the end of the day, Canada's going to be united."

I think we may see his favorability increase in the polls if he stays the course and doesn't bog himself and the CPC down in hyperfixating again on whatever "woke" is currently being defined as and the greater "culture war".

Was a good interview. Very disciplined. I don’t think he walks away thinking it was a bad trip.

Now will it move the needle? Possibly but I bet the core audience that watches JRE are already on board. The media around it will help though.

Maple Maga will not be happy but who cares. Those guys need to be homeless politically in Canada. Glad that PP is finally pushing back with substance on tariffs, 51st state garbage, the myth that our rights were lost during COVID forever and Alberta separation.

 

[The Bread Guy]

EDIT 3: Some helpful timestamps I have shamelessly stolen for those that have limited time.

Spoiler: Timestamps

00:01 - Introduction & Kettlebell Gift

02:15 - Kettlebell History & Benefits

06:02 - Political Journey & Views on Assisted Suicide ️

15:04 - Meaning, Hope, and Mental Health

17:41 - Concerns About Leadership and Freedom

19:26 - Canada-US Relations, Trade, and Governance ️

30:04 - Canada’s Nationality and Political Vision

31:04 - Parliamentary Debate, Policy Proposals, and Martial Arts Chat ️

40:38 - Resource Development, Permitting, and Environmental Balance ️

45:07 - Streamline permitting and pre-permitting projects

46:00 - Defending oil sands and economic benefits ️

49:56 - Tackle inflation, debt, and bureaucracy to restore prosperity

1:00:08 - Restoring a Free Economy

1:01:50 - Toughening Justice and Bail Reform ‍️

1:11:03 - Eat Real Food & Public Health Wellness

1:15:15 - Community walks & simple movement ‍️

1:16:33 - Diet, processed food, and returning to real food

1:23:24 - Food industry, glyphosate, and public health concerns

1:30:15 - Opioid Crisis Origins and Corporate Accountability

1:31:54 - Treatment, Recovery, and Indigenous Approaches

1:33:36 - Psychedelic Therapies (Ibogaine) and Prevention

1:45:16 - Young fighter's shocking knockout moment

1:46:24 - Spinning back kick technique and training

1:50:48 - Muay Thai, training camps, and top fighters

2:00:18 - Early UFC Moments and Royce Gracie's Impact

2:02:25 - Origins of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and Gracie Legacy

2:05:30 - Evolution of MMA, Styles, and Global Influence

2:15:20 - Discussion of Alberta culture and hunting

2:17:14 - Praise for Canadian landscapes and Calgary Stampede ️

2:17:50 - Views on marijuana legalization, personal freedom, and government simplicity

My pre-existing opinions on the JRE podcast aside.

I once again ask where was this Pierre last year?

EDIT: He also appears to be taking a page out of Churchill's book of not critiquing the PM on foreign soil and said "there is only one prime minister at a time", and also mentioned about being in constant contact with Carney and giving him updates about his trip and said there is a "mutual respect" between the two.

EDIT 2: Overall I think this is one worth listening to. Lots of domestic related things in Canada got talking time, here are just a few.

• Poilievre says he wants Trump to "knock that shit off" regarding the 51st state comments
• Condemned the American tariffs on Canada and the world.
• On the topic of ICE style deportations in Canada he said "I don't think we need to do that," and said Canada is a very welcoming country.
• On Alberta separation he said it "won't happen" and "at the end of the day, Canada's going to be united."

I think we may see his favorability increase in the polls if he stays the course and doesn't bog himself and the CPC down in hyperfixating again on whatever "woke" is currently being defined as and the greater "culture war".

Thx for the highlights package. Agreed re: where was this guy during the election? Now let’s see if the narrative continues on this side of the border - and how many loooooooong interviews he grants here & with who Credit where due - good show PP!

 

[Halifax Tar]

Im just over half through and I think it's actually boring but that's a good thing. I think JR actually struggled a couple times to keep the conversation going. But overall I don't think it will hurt PP.

I had a friend, not a PP or CPC guy, say he sounded like the PM in waiting.

I thought this was good:

https://twitter.com/x/status/2034684832706408848

And just for SaGs:

https://twitter.com/x/status/2034720046929346728

Pitter padder.

 

[Lumber]

Im just over half through and I think it's actually boring but that's a good thing. I think JR actually struggled a couple times to keep the conversation going. But overall I don't think it will hurt PP.

I had a friend, not a PP or CPC guy, say he sounded like the PM in waiting.

I thought this was good:

https://twitter.com/x/status/2034684832706408848

And just for SaGs:

https://twitter.com/x/status/2034720046929346728

Pitter padder.

I can honestly say that having watched a bit of it, I like him more now than before.

 

[Good2Golf]

Im just over half through and I think it's actually boring but that's a good thing. I think JR actually struggled a couple times to keep the conversation going. But overall I don't think it will hurt PP.

A bit slow at times, but this PP would most certainly have given Carney a run for his money last April.

 

[IKnowNothing]

A bit slow at times, but this PP would most certainly have given Carney a run for his money last April.

To be fair- shallow belligerent PP did do that. This version likely would have won.

If he commits, sticks to it, and expands the approach to committee and legislative proposals will be nothing but good for Canadian politics.

 

[RangerRay]

Although I generally dislike listening to interviews with sitting politicians, I’ll try to find some time to give this a listen.

 

[Quirky]

Great interview. Canada doesn't deserve PP as PM.

 

[Remius]

Although I generally dislike listening to interviews with sitting politicians, I’ll try to find some time to give this a listen.

Most of it is, as noted, boring. The relevant parts are not.

 

[Remius]

Great interview. Canada doesn't deserve PP as PM.

I absolutely love the fact that he pretty much spoke up against most of the things you support and that you thought it was a great interview.

 

[QV]

Thx for the highlights package. Agreed re: where was this guy during the election? Now let’s see if the narrative continues on this side of the border - and how many loooooooong interviews he grants here & with who Credit where due - good show PP!

What you just saw was PP unfiltered through the CBC and other Canadian news outlets. He was always there, but filtered. The "narrative" will appear to not continue on this side of the border when that CBC filter is once again applied.

 

[Remius]

What you just saw was PP unfiltered through the CBC and other Canadian news outlets. He was always there, but filtered. The "narrative" will appear to not continue on this side of the border when that CBC filter is once again applied.

BS.

He has a career of being an attack dog. Even his supporters who are talking heads have noticed the shift. He has no choice tbh.

 

[The Bread Guy]

What you just saw was PP unfiltered through the CBC and other Canadian news outlets. He was always there, but filtered. The "narrative" will appear to not continue on this side of the border when that CBC filter is once again applied.

If you really think it's only the "CBC filter" that's in place re: how people perceive him (in spite of huge poll leads over PMJT right up until PMJT GTFO'ed), why did he appear with Archetypical CBC'ist Peter Mansbridge on his podcast? I await PP's appearance on a show like this ...

Curse of Politics | AQM

Politics. It's a blessing and a curse.

www.airquotesmedia.com

... where even though the host is a former Team Red operative, he would deal with PP both firmly AND with respect. Here's the interview the host did in the fall with PP's current campaign manager before he became campaign manager to give you a taste of how he deals with guests.

A tiny bit of interesting telegraphing by Outhouse in this interview, too, about how he might do things differently a fair bit before he got the job being the campaign XO.

 

[QV]

BS.

He has a career of being an attack dog. Even his supporters who are talking heads have noticed the shift. He has no choice tbh.

One can be both at the same time.

Its just that the LPC has provided so much material worth attacking over the last many years.

In typical Canadian fashion, a large part of the electorate would rather blame the one making the noise rather than the one committing the misdeed because it's just easier that way.

 

[Brad Sallows]

What you just saw was PP unfiltered through the CBC and other Canadian news outlets. He was always there, but filtered. The "narrative" will appear to not continue on this side of the border when that CBC filter is once again applied.

"He was always there" may be true, but evidently "he" was one of two or more personalities on exhibit. The other gotcha-finding one dominated up until very, very recently. If he isn't self-disciplined enough to completely keep that one in check, the media that don't like conservatives will be happy to run clips of him running his mouth.