00:00Yeah, thank you.
00:02I'm going to try to face out.
00:04D for victory.
00:05Hello everyone, good morning everyone.
00:08First of all, I would like to congratulate Daniel Gaubey,
00:14Tenville Chanoaz and Braden Cayley for the victory
00:17in the circonscription, in the partial elections,
00:21in the circonscription of Shkumi, Le Fiore,
00:25Beaches, East York and North Vancouver, Capellano.
00:28And, also, I would like to thank the other candidates
00:32who were presented in the parties,
00:36and all the members of all teams,
00:41who worked hard during this time.
00:47I believe that the message is clear.
00:49The voters have given a vote of confidence
00:54in the government plan.
00:56We accept it with humility and determination.
01:03The Canadians and Canadians are brave.
01:06We buy Canada.
01:09We visit Canada.
01:12We reinforce the force here, at home.
01:16We have to change our relations international relations
01:20to the foreign countries.
01:22And this plan,
01:23it was the plan of the government
01:26since the beginning of this plan.
01:28And this is how we work.
01:31We have to change our jobs here in Canada.
01:33We pay four times our profits to the United States.
01:36We pay five times our profits from the United States.
01:41We pay four times our profits to the United States.
02:06We have a lot of work to do, but now the government team is reinforced, Canadians are united, and we
02:17are going to work right now.
02:18Just in English, if I may.
02:20First off, I want to congratulate the candidates.
02:23Daniel Gobet, Tanvir Shanoaz, Braden Cayley, for their victories in these by-elections, in the circumscriptions, in the writings of
02:36Shkudumi Lefort, Beaches East York, and North Van Cap Milano.
02:44All very important.
02:46I want to also sincerely thank all the candidates who put themselves forward, their teams, their volunteers, for all the
02:54hard work over the course of the summer, over the course of this campaign, for their dedication to our democracy.
03:01The message from Canadians, I think, is clear.
03:05They've given their support, more than 50% in each of these writings, to the government's plan.
03:11And I think that's because Canadians are united and Canadians are ready.
03:14We've been buying Canadian, we've been visiting Canada, we've been reinforcing our strength here at home, and diversifying our partnerships
03:22abroad.
03:22That's been the plan of this government since the start.
03:25We've been putting it in place.
03:27It's working.
03:28Still early days, but it's working.
03:30We're growing jobs at four times the rate of the United States.
03:32We have the highest level of foreign direct investment in this country in two destinies.
03:37Congratulations on the World Cup, the Spanish interlude there.
03:44We have a rate of, as I say, foreign investment at that level.
03:52Our exports are on track outside of the United States to double.
03:56They've been growing strongly.
03:58And our rate of growth in the most recent quarter is the strongest in the G7.
04:02But early days, Canadians united, reinforcing our plan. We're going to keep going. And I look forward to your pressures.
04:08How much have you gained in the G7, thanks to Donald Trump?
04:12No, no.
04:14Grâce au plan.
04:15Grâce, premièrement, au candidat.
04:17Nous avons un candidat exceptionnel avec M. Goybey.
04:21Un fermier, un entrepreneur, une garde de terrain.
04:27Il connaît bien la circonscription et le secteur agroalimentaire.
04:34Alors, premièrement, à cause de notre candidat exceptionnel et j'ai hâte de travailler avec lui.
04:40Premièrement. Deuxièmement.
04:42Je crois que c'est à cause… j'étais là pendant la campagne.
04:47Et c'est à cause de… c'est pas des questions de Donald Trump.
04:50C'est la question… qu'est-ce qu'on fait maintenant ici au Canada afin de bâtir un Québec fort,
04:55bâtir un Canada fort?
04:56Oui, c'est important de protéger et promouvoir la langue française.
05:01Protéger et promouvoir la culture québécoise.
05:04Protéger et promouvoir la gestion de l'offre, par exemple.
05:08Oui, c'est important.
05:09Mais ce sont des valeurs… des valeurs canadiens, des valeurs québécois.
05:13Et oui, il y a des menaces maintenant de M. Trump.
05:18Mais je crois que c'est un message positif pour le Canada et pour le plan de gouvernement.
05:22On saturday, on saturday, you said…
05:24On saturday, you said that the Americans were attempting to limit Canada's ability to do trade deals.
05:30And that was a part of the negotiation.
05:31Yeah.
05:31On friday, they were doing that test.
05:33Can you give us the specifics on what products or any details?
05:37It was a broader…
05:38Well, once you introduce on a broad range of products in manufacturing sectors,
05:45then once you carve out those areas and potentially have those limitations,
05:50limitations that weren't well explained, limitations that were introduced late in the negotiations,
05:55once you have those, as you can appreciate with virtually any country
06:00that we either have a free trade deal with or we are negotiating with,
06:04think of the ASEAN countries, think of India, many others, the Philippines, Thailand, Mercosur.
06:10They all have manufacturing sectors.
06:12They all would be affected by these measures.
06:15And plus, Canada is a sovereign state.
06:17We will strike free trade deals with the countries we wish to strike free trade deals.
06:21Prime Minister, what do you make of U.S. cabinet secretaries insulting the Canadian military?
06:27It's beneath their office.
06:29Sir, are you going to meet your party in the next election?
06:30American officials have been mocking Canada's military, its cadets.
06:34You had Trump rename Lake Ontario.
06:37And also some officials saying that the U.S. is not actually at war with Canada.
06:42The U.S. is not actually at war with Canada.
06:44What do you make of all this?
06:45And what is your message to the U.S. right now?
06:47What needs to happen next?
06:48Our message, first off, has always been, our plan has always been standing up for Canada,
06:54first and foremost here at home, building Canada at home, diversifying abroad.
06:58Everyone in the world wants to do more with Canada.
07:01And we're doing that in a way that's in the best interest of Canadian workers,
07:04Canadian families, Canadian businesses.
07:06That's first.
07:08There's a positive opportunity that has always existed with the United States
07:13for a mutually beneficial trade deal that respects Canadian sovereignty,
07:18which respect the rights of the French language and the Canadian culture.
07:27But it must have those characteristics.
07:31And when the Americans stop doing memes,
07:35stop throwing shade, stop trying to be tough,
07:38and start being serious about having those discussions,
07:41we can have those discussions.
07:43Look, it's not constructive, but that's their democracy.
07:48Are you going to lead your party into the next election?
07:50I just led the party into two by-elections,
07:53and I'm very pleased that we won all three.
07:57I'm pleased to have a remarkable caucus.
08:01You know, I view my role, as my colleagues do, is to do our job.
08:07We're sent to Ottawa for a reason.
08:09We're sent here at a critical time.
08:13I'm blessed by having three great colleagues who are going to be coming in
08:17from very different backgrounds, very different ridings.
08:20And we're going to stand up for Canada.
08:22We're going to build this country.
08:23We're going to help unite this country, and we're going to build it for all.
08:26And I'm going to focus on that.
08:28And that's my concern.
08:30Did Doug Ford effectively settle the deal?
08:34Sorry, did Doug Ford have any role in these negotiations?
08:38In killing these negotiations, does Doug Ford have any role in that?
08:40No.
08:41Look, the decisions...
08:42Sorry, let me frame.
08:45The premiers play a very important role in this process.
08:48Labour plays an important role in this process.
08:51All stakeholders play a role in this process.
08:53We consult with the premiers, take into account their views, work with them, both in terms of supporting Canadians,
09:00whatever trade action the US or others take, and whatever potential deals are there.
09:06The decisions on trade are the decisions of the Government of Canada.
09:11I'm the Prime Minister.
09:13Ultimately, I am responsible with the Cabinet for those decisions.
09:16We take those decisions in the round.
09:19We took those decisions.
09:20I enumerated.
09:21I enumerated on Saturday and can repeat.
09:26And the chief negotiator gave interviews.
09:30Monsieur LeBlanc.
09:30Others have given interviews.
09:31Those of us who are at the table or next to the table, if you will.
09:35People know exactly why an accumulation of issues, each of them serious enough.
09:42Okay?
09:43The issues with respect to language and culture, enough to not have a deal.
09:48The issues Mr. Gray just asked about with respect to restrictions on future trade deals.
09:53Restrictions on our sovereignty, enough not to have a deal.
09:57Issues with respect to locking in an uncompetitive trade arrangement in our key industries.
10:06Automobiles being one of them.
10:07Enough to not have a trade deal.
10:10And then the general attitude, and I'll leave you with this.
10:12Which I think this is a very important point.
10:15is that the attitude of the United States in these discussions, and subsequently, has been one that the core Canadian
10:30industries either would be subsidiaries effectively of the United States industries, or would put in place terms where those industries
10:40would be gradually wound down in Canada and wiped out.
10:44Of course we're not going to accept those terms.
10:46And by the way, it's misguided.
10:48The United States auto industry is made stronger by the Canadian and the Mexican auto industries.
10:55And at a time of big, big change in auto, it's important that we work together.
10:59That's why I say, yes, there is a mutually beneficial deal.
11:03There were elements of that mutually beneficial deal that we were moving towards, which is why we were still at
11:08the table.
11:08But we never viewed that we had that deal.
11:12And it diverged towards the end.
11:15At some point, maybe it'll converge again.
11:17But last point, and I think, if I may, what's a clear message from last night in three very different
11:24ridings across this great diverse country is that Canadians are behind the plan of the government, which is first and
11:31foremost about building strong at home, diversifying with reliable partners, building Canada strong for all.
11:38That's first and foremost. That's what I'm going to go back in there and work on today.
11:43And that's what my colleagues and my new colleagues are going to focus on.
11:45And I think it's important that Americans are doing a good job.
11:46That's what Americans are doing there because Americans are doing a good job.
11:49They're doing a good job.
11:50They're doing a good job.
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