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00:00:18(♪) >> Adrienne: TONIGHT, A NEW REALITY SINKS IN FOR AMERICANS
00:00:21AFTER THE MIDTERM VOTE BRINGS A SEISMIC SHIFT TO THE U.S.
00:00:23POLITICAL LANDSCAPE.
00:00:28>> IT WASN'T SIMPLY A BLUE WAVE.
00:00:31IT WAS AN AMERICAN TSUNAMI. >> Adrienne: IN THE WAKE OF
00:00:35HISTORIC VICTORIES, NEW POWER AND NEW OPPORTUNITIES FOR
00:00:36DEMOCRATS.
00:00:39BUT ALSO SOME BIG RISKS. >> THEY DIDN'T SEND US TO WASHINGTON FOR POLITICAL
00:00:43RETRIBUTION. >> Adrienne: AND WITH A STUNNING
00:00:46BLOW TO DONALD TRUMP, THE BLAME
00:00:47GAME BEGINS FOR REPUBLICANS.
00:00:50>> THIS IS CLOSE TO AN EXTINCTION LEVEL EVENT.
00:00:54>> Adrienne: PLUS, THE REACTION FROM CANADA. >> I WAS DOING CARTWHEELS DOWN THE STREET.
00:00:57>> Adrienne: BUT COULD IT MEAN
00:00:58MORE LEVERAGE IN THE TRADE WAR?
00:01:02>>> AFTER THE DEADLY FIRE AT CFB WAINWRIGHT, THE NIGHTMARE CONTINUES FOR
00:01:05THOSE WHO SURVIVED.
00:01:08>> A LOT OF US WERE TALKING TO HIM AND REMINDING HIM THAT HE'S SAFE AND THAT HE'S AT THE
00:01:12HOSPITAL. >> Adrienne: A SOLDIER'S FAMILY SPEAKS ABOUT HIS AGONIZING
00:01:14ORDEAL.
00:01:18>>> PLUS, A CHILDREN'S DOCTOR
00:01:20ACCUSED OF UPLOADING CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE MATERIAL. HIS MEDICAL LICENCE NOT
00:01:24SUSPENDED UNTIL SIX MONTHS LATER.
00:01:28>> WHEN IT COMES DOWN TO CRIMES
00:01:29THAT INVOLVE CHILDREN,
00:01:32VOYEURISM, THERE'S CERTAIN CASES
00:01:36WHERE WE HAVE TO OVERREACT. >> Adrienne: THE CBC NEWS INVESTIGATION AND WHY THE
00:01:39EXPERTS SAY THAT THE SYSTEM NEEDS CHANGING. (♪)
00:01:41>> Announcer: FROM CBC NEWS, THIS IS "THE NATIONAL" WITH
00:01:45CHIEF CORRESPONDENT ADRIENNE ARSENAULT. (♪) >> Adrienne: THANKS FOR JOINING
00:01:49US. >>> TONIGHT, DEMOCRATS,
00:01:51REPUBLICANS AND AMERICANS FACE A
00:01:53U.S. POLITICAL SCENARIO THAT WAS
00:01:56UNTHINKABLE JUST MONTHS AGO. DEMOCRATS HAVE WON SWEEPING MAJORITIES IN BOTH CHAMBERS OF
00:02:00CONGRESS. THE BALANCE OF POWER IN
00:02:02WASHINGTON TRANSFORMED.
00:02:07DEMOCRATS DEFENDED SEATS THAT WERE SUPPOSED TO BE VULNERABLE AND FLIPPED DOZENS IN REPUBLICAN
00:02:11STRONGHOLDS ACROSS THE COUNTRY.
00:02:14IN TEXAS, DEMOCRATS ELECTED A SENATOR AND GOVERNOR FOR THE
00:02:18FIRST TIME SINCE THE 1990s. AND NATIONALLY THEY WON THE
00:02:21POPULAR VOTE BY MARGINS NOT SEEN
00:02:22SINCE THE 1970s.
00:02:26THE GOP NOW TRYING TO RECKON
00:02:26WITH THE RESULTS.
00:02:31THE U.S. PRESIDENT SPOKE LITTLE OF THEM AS HE GAVE THE MEDIA A
00:02:33TOUR OF THE PALATIAL BALLROOM HE
00:02:35IS ADDING TO THE WHITE HOUSE. SO WE'LL HAVE MORE ON THE
00:02:38REPUBLICAN RECKONING, BUT, FIRST, KATIE SIMPSON HAS THE DEMOCRATS' MOMENT OF TRIUMPH.
00:02:42(♪)
00:02:43[Cheers and Applause]
00:02:46>> Reporter: OH, HOW THEY PARTIED IN TEXAS.
00:02:49[HORNS]
00:02:52>> Reporter: THE KIND OF
00:02:54CELEBRATION THAT DEMOCRATS HERE
00:02:57HAD ONLY DARED TO DREAM OF. >> WE'VE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS MOMENT FOR SO LONG.
00:03:01I MEAN, I WAS TERRIFIED THE WHOLE ENTIRE NIGHT AND I WAS, LIKE, IS IT GOING TO BE
00:03:05POSSIBLE? AND WE SHOWED UP, WE DID IT.
00:03:09>> Reporter: DEMOCRATS SCORING MASSIVE UPSETS IN SOLIDLY
00:03:12REPUBLICAN TERRITORY. >> WE JUST PROVED THAT ALL OF
00:03:16THE MONEY IN THE WORLD IS NO MATCH FOR THE PEOPLE OF TEXAS.
00:03:19[Cheers and Applause] >> Reporter: ACROSS THE BOARD
00:03:22RESOUNDING VICTORIES, SEIZING CONTROL OF BOTH THE SENATE AND
00:03:25THE HOUSE. >> MICHIGAN, WE DID IT!
00:03:28[Cheers and Applause] >> Reporter: ALONG WITH HISTORIC
00:03:31MOMENTS. THE FIRST MUSLIM ELECTED TO THE
00:03:33SENATE.
00:03:35A WIN ABDUL El-SAYED RELISHED AFTER RELENTLESS ATTACKS BY THE
00:03:38VICE-PRESIDENT.
00:03:44>> J. D., HABIBI, THERE'S A
00:03:51DELICIOUS IRONY IN THE FACT THAT YOU'RE CONSTITUTIONALLY
00:03:55OBLIGATED TO SWEAR ME IN IN JANUARY. >> Reporter: AS THE HANGOVER
00:03:59WEARS OFF, REALITY IS ABOUT TO
00:04:01SET IN. >> WE HAVE FIVE WORDS FOR THE AMERICAN PEOPLE -- RELIEF IS ON
00:04:04THE WAY. >> Reporter: DEMOCRATS SAY THEY
00:04:07WILL PRIORITIZE AFFORDABILITY, BASED ON WHAT THEY HAVE HEARD FROM VOTERS THROUGHOUT THIS
00:04:11CAMPAIGN. >> THEY DIDN'T SEND US TO
00:04:14WASHINGTON FOR POLITICAL RETRIBUTION.
00:04:17THEY SENT US TO WASHINGTON TO
00:04:19LOWER COSTS, TO ROOT OUT CORRUPTION, AND TO GET THIS
00:04:22ECONOMY BACK ON TRACK.
00:04:24AND THAT NEEDS TO BE OUR FOCUS. >> Reporter: AND FOR NOW THE
00:04:27DEMOCRATS ARE LOWERING EXPECTATIONS THEY'LL USE THEIR
00:04:31POWERS IN AN ATTEMPT TO IMPEACH THE PRESIDENT.
00:04:33>> I HEN'T HAD A SINGLE MEMBER OF THE HOUSE DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS
00:04:36TALK TO ME ABOUT IMPEACHMENT.
00:04:40>> Reporter: BUT DONALD TRUMP AND MEMBERS OF HIS ADMINISTRATION ARE BEING PUT ON
00:04:43NOTICE TO BE POTENTIAL TARGETS
00:04:44OF CONGRESSIONAL INVESTIGATIONS.
00:04:48ROBERT GARCIA, THE DEMOCRAT POISED TO RUN THE POWERFUL
00:04:51OVERSIGHT COMMITTEE, SAYS THAT HE'S READY TO TAKE ON THE TRUMP
00:04:54CRIME FAMILY -- CORPORATE CORRUPTION AND DHS AND I.C.E.
00:04:58ABUSES AND THE COVER-UP OF THE
00:05:03EPSTEIN FILES, ADDING "LAWYER UP."
00:05:07BASED ON WHAT WE HEARD FROM THE VOTERS HERE IN TEXAS AND OUT ON OTHER DEPLOYMENTS, THERE ARE SOME AMERICANS WHO ARE INTERESTED IN SEEING FIGURES
00:05:10WITHIN THE TRUMP ADMINISTRATION TO BE INVESTIGATED AND SOME POLICY DECISIONS TO BE EXAMINED
00:05:14VERY CLOSELY.
00:05:17BUT OVERWHELMINGLY THE BIGGEST CONCERN THAT WE'VE HEARD ABOUT TIME AND TIME AGAIN IS THE
00:05:20COST-OF-LIVING CRISIS.
00:05:24>> Adrienne: AND, KATIE, YOU HAVE BEEN IN THE LONESTAR STATE FOR A WHILE NOW.
00:05:27WHAT STANDS OUT TO YOU PARTICULARLY TODAY ABOUT HOW THE VOTERS THERE ARE FEELING RIGHT
00:05:31NOW? >> Reporter: THERE'S A LIGHTNESS TO THE CELEBRATIONS BY
00:05:35DEMOCRATS.
00:05:38MANY HAVE COMPARED THIS MOMENT TO WHAT IT FELT LIKE WHEN BARACK
00:05:42OBAMA WAS ELECTED BACK IN 2008. IT'S THE SAME KIND OF VIBE.
00:05:45FOR PEOPLE WHO DON'T SUPPORT
00:05:47DONALD TRUMP OR THE M.A.G.A.
00:05:50MOVEMENT, THESE YEARS HAVE BEEN VERY DARK. AND FOR THE FIRST TIME IN A LONG
00:05:53TIME THEY FEEL THAT THEY HAVE SOME HOPE. >> Adrienne: THANK YOU. THAT IS KATIE SIMPSON IN AUSTIN,
00:05:56TEXAS, TONIGHT.
00:05:59>>> LIGHTNESS AND HOPE -- NOT THE WORDS THAT YOU'D LIKELY USE FOR THE REPUBLICANS TONIGHT.
00:06:03SOME OF THE PARTY ARE TRYING TO FOCUS ON FIGURING OUT WHAT WENT WRONG.
00:06:07BUT AS KATIE NICHOLSON SHOWS US, THE U.S. PRESIDENT'S ATTENTION
00:06:10APPEARS TO BE ELSEWHERE. >> Reporter: THE DAY AFTER A
00:06:14STUNNING POLITICAL DRUBBING, U.S. PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP -- >> President Trump: NOW I
00:06:18ENVISION CHANDELIERS ALL OVER. >> Reporter: SEEMING MORE
00:06:22INTERESTED IN HIS BALLROOM. >> President Trump: IT WILL BE
00:06:23THE MOST BEAUTIFUL BALLROOM
00:06:27I THINK ANYWHERE IN THE WORLD.
00:06:33>> Reporter: PRESSED ON THE CATASTROPHIC REPUBLICAN LOSSES IN THE HOUSE AND THE SENATE, HE DID HAVE A THEORY. >> President Trump: IF I WERE ON
00:06:37THE BALLOT, WE WOULD HAVE WON. >> Reporter: THOUGH HE REPEATEDLY TOLD VOTERS AT RALLIES TO ACT LIKE HE WAS.
00:06:40>> President Trump: PLEASE PRETEND THAT I'M ON THE
00:06:42FRICKIN' BALLOT, WILL YOU?
00:06:47PRETEND. THERE WAS SUCH LOVE AT THOSE RALLIES.
00:06:50IT WAS INCREDIBLE. WE WEREN'T ABLE TO TRANSFER THE LOVE TO CANDIDATES.
00:06:54>> Reporter: THAT'S ONE POSSIBLE EXPLANATION BUT THERE ARE OTHERS.
00:06:58>> IT'S A TOTAL REPUDIATION OF DONALD TRUMP -- TOTAL
00:07:02REPUDIATION OF HIS -- I THINK HIS TARIFFS AND HIS WAR ON IRAN AND HIS CORRUPTION AND HIS VANITY.
00:07:05AND THE COST OF LIVING. >> Reporter: TRUMPISM AND ITS
00:07:09DRAG ON THE GOP BEING BLAMED FOR REPUBLICAN WIPEOUTS IN STATE
00:07:12RACES LIKE ARIZONA.
00:07:15>> THAT'S TRUMP'S FAULT. THERE'S NO ONE ELSE TO BLAME FOR THIS.
00:07:19>> Reporter: IS THIS THE END OF M.A.G.A.? >> IT SHOULD BE THE END OF
00:07:22M.A.G.A. AND IT SHOULD BE THE
00:07:24END OF THESE FOLKS, YOU KNOW, TAKING CONTROL AND THEN LOSING
00:07:27RACE AFTER RACE. BUT THE PROBLEM IS THAT THEY
00:07:31HAVE SUCH A FIRM CONTROL ON THE PARTY APPARATUS RIGHT NOW.
00:07:33>> Reporter: THE LONG-TIME REPUBLICAN PRESIDENTIAL HOPEFULS
00:07:37ARE TAKING STOCK OF THE DAMAGE. >> THIS IS CLOSE TO AN
00:07:39EXTINCTION LEVEL EVENT FOR REPUBLICANS IN MANY PARTS OF THE
00:07:43COUNTRY AS WE HAVE SEEN PROBABLY
00:07:44IN THE LAST HUNDRED YEARS.
00:07:48>> Reporter: AND THEN THERE'S ELON MUSK WHO POURED NEARLY HALF A BILLION INTO THE REPUBLICAN
00:07:51RACES. ON TUESDAY HE POSTED "VOTE RED
00:07:55TODAY" AND NOW THAT POST
00:07:56APPARENTLY DELETED.
00:07:59THE FINGER POINTING HAS BEGUN. IN A POST, VICE-PRESIDENT J.D.
00:08:03VANCE BLAMED TRUMP'S WAR WITH IRAN.
00:08:07THE REASON WE LOST IS THE WAR,
00:08:10AND ANY HONEST CONVERSATION ABOUT WHERE WE GO FROM HERE MUST START THERE.
00:08:13>> President Trump: I THINK IT'S LARGELY TRUE, BECAUSE IT DROVE THE GASOLINE UP A LITTLE BIT
00:08:16SHORT TERM.
00:08:18AND PROBABLY THAT'S -- PROBABLY,
00:08:22IT'S TRUE. BUT AT THE SAME TIME IF I HAD TO DO IT AGAIN, I'D HAVE TO DO IT AGAIN.
00:08:26>> Reporter: SO WITHOUT THE HOUSE AND THE SENATE, THIS PRESIDENT MAY BE ON A SHORTER LEASH THAN OTHER PRESIDENTS WHEN
00:08:30THEY ENTER THAT LAME DUCK PERIOD, THE FINAL TWO YEARS IN
00:08:32OFFICE. >> Adrienne: ALTHOUGH, KATIE,
00:08:35HE'S ALREADY MENTIONED SEVERAL TIMES NOW THAT HE HAS THIS VETO POWER?
00:08:38>> Reporter: YEAH. THE PRESIDENT CAN REJECT ANY
00:08:41LEGISLATION PASSED BY CONGRESS, BUT NOT IF IT HAS A TWO-THIRDS
00:08:44MAJORITY IN BOTH CHAMBERS.
00:08:46OF COURSE THE DEMOCRATS DON'T
00:08:50HAVE THOSE NUMBERS, BUT THEY CAN
00:08:55REACH ACROSS THE AISLE AND IS SEE IF THERE'S REPUBLICANS THAT DON'T MIND CROSSING A PRESIDENT
00:08:59WHOSE POWER MAY BE WANING. BUT THE PRESIDENT DID SAY EARLIER TODAY THAT HE WAS WILLING TO WORK WITH DEMOCRATS. >> Adrienne: ALL RIGHT, WE WILL SEE.
00:09:02THAT IS KATIE NICHOLSON IN COLUMBUS, OHIO.
00:09:06>>> WE'LL GO DEEPER INTO THE NEW POLITICAL REALITY IN WASHINGTON
00:09:09WITH TWO U.S. POLITICAL
00:09:11INSIDERS, THAT IS COMING UP IN ABOUT 20 MINUTES.
00:09:14>>> SO ALL OF THIS, OF COURSE, HAS IMPLICATIONS FOR THIS COUNTRY AND FOR THE ONGOING
00:09:17TRADE WAR WITH WASHINGTON. CANADA-U.S. TRADE MINISTER
00:09:21DOMINIC LeBLANC SAYS THAT OTTAWA'S APPROACH TO LANDING A
00:09:24DEAL ISN'T CHANGING. BUT AS KATE McKENNA EXPLAINS, THE BLUE WAVE COULD COME WITH
00:09:28SOME BIG ADVANTAGES FOR CANADA.
00:09:33>> Reporter: CANADIAN OFFICIALS WOKE UP TO A NEW POLITICAL
00:09:35REALITY SOUTH OF THE BORDER.
00:09:39JUST AS U.S. TRADE TALKS START AGAIN.
00:09:41>> WE OBVIOUSLY TOOK NOTE OF THE ELECTION RESULTS IN THE UNITED
00:09:44STATES. AND I PROBABLY STAYED UP TOO LATE.
00:09:48>> Reporter: BUT THE CANADA-U.S. TRADE MINISTER SAYS THAT OTTAWA
00:09:50ISN'T MAKING ANY ASSUMPTIONS AND
00:09:52IT'S NOT CHANGING ITS STRATEGY.
00:09:56>> JUST NOT UP FOR CANADIANS TO TRY AND TO READ INTO WHY
00:09:59PARTICULAR AMERICAN VOTERS WENT IN A PARTICULAR DIRECTION.
00:10:03>> NOT ONLY THE AMERICAN PEOPLE WON, BUT CANADIANS WON ACROSS THE BOARD.
00:10:07>> Reporter: ONTARIO'S PREMIER SEES IT DIFFERENTLY.
00:10:09>> I WAS DOING CARTWHEELS DOWN
00:10:13THE 12R50E9. AND IF YOU HAVE EVER SEEN A BIG GUY LIKE ME DOING
00:10:16CARTWHEELS AND JUMPING UP AND DOWN WHEN THE RESULTS WERE COMING IN.
00:10:19>> Reporter:BUT THE QUESTION NOW AS THE NEGOTIATIONS RESUME -- DID TUESDAY'S TOUGH RESULT FOR
00:10:23DONALD TRUMP'S REPUBLICANS STRENGTHEN CANADA'S HAND? >> NOTHING IS GOING AWAY
00:10:26IMMEDIATELY.
00:10:29ON THE OTHER HAND, THERE'S ABSOLUTELY SOME NET POSITIVES
00:10:32HERE FOR CANADA. >> Reporter: TRUMP STILL HOLDS
00:10:36CONSIDERABLE POWER TO IMPOSE TARIFFS THROUGH EXECUTIVE
00:10:38ORDERS.
00:10:41THE DEMOCRATS SAY THAT FINDING A WAY TO LIFT THEM IS A PRIORITY.
00:10:44>> THAT'S ONE OF THE REASONS THAT WE WON CONGRESS BACK BECAUSE WE'RE GOING TO PUT AN
00:10:47END TO THESE TARIFFS. >> Reporter: INCLUDING PLANS TO INTRODUCE A BILL, EVEN IF IT
00:10:51COULD BE VETOED BY THE PRESIDENT.
00:10:54>> MY VIEW IS THAT WE FOCUS ON
00:10:56CONCRETE LEGISLATION THAT'S BENEFICIAL TO EVERYBODY.
00:11:00>> Reporter: DEMOCRATS ALSO WON IN KEY AUTO STATES LIKE MICHIGAN.
00:11:03AS AUTO SECTOR TARIFFS ARE EXPECTED TO BE A KEY STICKING
00:11:06POINT IN THE NEGOTIATIONS.
00:11:08>> IT WOULD BE PRUDENT FOR US NOT TO GO AND SIGN SOMETHING
00:11:11OVER THE NEXT FEW DAYS. LET'S SEE WHAT THE NEXT WEEK OR SO LOOKS LIKE.
00:11:15>> Pierre Poilievre: WE HAVE MASSIVE LEVERAGE IN THE FORM OF THE GOODWILL OF THE AMERICAN
00:11:19PEOPLE. >> Reporter: NOW THE CARNEY GOVERNMENT WILL HAVE TO
00:11:22DECIDE -- ACCEPT A DEAL WITH SOME TRUMP TARIFFS AND GET
00:11:24RELIEF FASTER.
00:11:28OR TRY TO WAIT IT OUT AND SEE WHAT HAPPENS WHEN THE DEMOCRATS TAKE CONTROL OF CONGRESS. KATE McKENNA, CBC NEWS,
00:11:32OTTAWA. >> Adrienne: AS WE'VE BEEN
00:11:35HEARING, THE IRAN WAR IS BEING BLAMED FOR THE REPUBLICANS' POOR
00:11:38MIDTERM PERFORMANCE. EVEN THOUGH DONALD TRUMP SAYS
00:11:41THAT HE HAS NO REGRETS.
00:11:44CHRIS BROWN NOW ON THE GROWING UNCERTAINTY OVER WHAT COMES NEXT FOR THE CONFLICT.
00:11:46[CHANTING]
00:11:50>> Reporter: IN TEHRAN THAT MESSAGE OF DEFIANCE AIMS TO
00:11:53WOUND DONALD TRUMP POLITICALLY.
00:11:56SOME HERE BELIEVE THAT IT'S WORKING. >>(SPEAKING ALTERNATE LANGUAGE).
00:12:00>> Reporter: "WE'VE WON OVER PUBLIC OPINION AROUND THE WORLD," SHE SAID, "THAT'S OUR GREATEST VICTORY."
00:12:04>>(SPEAKING ALTERNATE LANGUAGE).
00:12:07>> Reporter: "AMERICA'S OVERALL POLICY TOWARDS IRAN REMAINS UNCHANGED, ONLY THE METHODS
00:12:11DIFFER," HE SAID.
00:12:15THE SITUATION IN THE STRAIT OF HORMUZ IS VOLATILE.
00:12:17NEITHER PEACE NOR WAR.
00:12:20ON THE EVE OF THE MIDTERMS, THE U.S. STRUCK AN IRANIAN MILITARY
00:12:24INSTALLATION ON A STRATEGIC ISLAND. [BOMBING]
00:12:28>> Reporter: THE U.S. NAVY CONTINUES TO BLOCK IRAN'S PORTS
00:12:31WHILE IRAN HAS ATTACKED INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING WITH
00:12:33DRONES AND MINES.
00:12:36BUT IN HIS POST ON WEDNESDAY, VICE-PRESIDENT J.D. VANCE
00:12:40APPEARED TO FRAME THE MIDTERM LOSSES AS A REFERENDUM ON A WAR
00:12:44THAT AMERICANS WANT ENDED. "EVERYONE KNOWS WHY WE LOST, AND
00:12:48ANY HONEST CONVERSATION ABOUT WHERE WE GO FROM HERE MUST START
00:12:51THERE." TRUMP SAID AS MUCH HIMSELF.
00:12:55>> President Trump: WELL, YOU HAVE NO CHOICE. I MEAN, I THOUGHT THAT THE OIL
00:12:58WOULD GO UP A LOT MORE AND I DID IT ON THAT BASIS. YOU HAVE NO CHOICE.
00:13:02>> Reporter: IT ALL HELPS IRAN'S NEGOTIATING POSITION, SAYS THIS ANALYST.
00:13:06>> IN A SENSE THIS REPRESENTS AN
00:13:07OPPORTUNITY FOR DIPLOMACY.
00:13:12SOMETHING MAJOR HAS JUST HAPPENED IN AMERICAN POLITICS. >> Reporter: QATARI MEDIATORS
00:13:16ARE PUSHING FOR COMPROMISES ON IRAN'S NUCLEAR PROGRAMME AND LIFTING SANCTIONS AND REOPENING
00:13:18THE STRAIT. BUT TRUMP'S BOTTOM LINES REMAIN
00:13:22UNCERTAIN. >> HE HASN'T ARTICULATED WHAT HE
00:13:25WANTS.
00:13:28HOW DOES VICTORY LOOK LIKE? IS IT THE
00:13:32OPENING THE STRAIT OF HORMUZ? IS IT THE TEHRAN REGIME COLLAPSING? WHAT IS IT? >> Reporter: DESPITE LOSING
00:13:35CONGRESS, DONALD TRUMP STILL HAS CONSIDERABLE POWERS TO SHAPE
00:13:38FOREIGN POLICY AND TO WAGE WAR. HE COULD DECIDE TO ESCALATE
00:13:42MILITARILY AGAINST IRAN, AND WHILE HE COULD ORDER MORE
00:13:46STRIKES, WAGING A LONGER WAR WITHOUT CONGRESSIONAL SUPPORT WOULD BE DIFFICULT.
00:13:50CHRIS BROWN, CBC NEWS, LONDON.
00:13:54>> Adrienne: ONE OF THE FOUR ARMED SERVICES MEMBERS KILLED IN
00:13:58A FIRE AT CFB WAINWRIGHT WAS HONOURED TODAY AT A MILITARY
00:14:00FUNERAL SERVICE. >> NO MATTER HOW DIFFICULT
00:14:03THINGS GOT, SHAUN ALWAYS HAD A WAY OF LIFTING SPIRITS OF THOSE
00:14:06AROUND HIM.
00:14:09SOMETIMES AS A JOKE, SOMETIMES AS A FEW WORDS OF ENCOURAGEMENT,
00:14:13AND SOMETIMES IT WAS SIMPLY HIS DETERMINATION TO PUSH FORWARD.
00:14:16>> Adrienne: PRIVATE SHAUN
00:14:17FARRELL, AGED JUST 23, SERVED
00:14:20WITH THE PRINCESS PATRICIA LIGHT
00:14:24INFANTRY BASED IN EDMONTON. HIS UNIT HAD BEEN TAKING PART IN LIVE FIRE TRAINING AT THE BASE
00:14:27AND PREPARING FOR A DEPLOYMENT
00:14:28TO LATVIA.
00:14:33>>> THE REMAINS OF PRIVATE AIDAN GOULDING, ALSO 23, WERE FLOWN TO
00:14:35THE VANCOUVER AIRPORT TODAY AND
00:14:39THEN TAKEN BY MOTORCADE TO A
00:14:42FUNERAL HOME IN NEW WESTMINSTER. TWO OTHERS WERE KILLED AND 39 INJURED WHEN A GRASS FIRE GREW OUT OF CONTROL AT THE BASE IN
00:14:46WAINWRIGHT, ALBERTA.
00:14:49TODAY THE CANADIAN ARMED FORCES
00:14:50SAID THAT 14 OF THE INJURED PERSONNEL HAVE
00:14:53BEEN RELEASED FROM HOSPITAL. FOUR OTHERS HAVE BEEN MOVED TO HEALTHCARE FACILITIES IN B.C.
00:14:57AND ONTARIO TO BE CLOSER TO
00:15:02FAMILY AND LOVED ONES. >>> WELL, PRIVATE LIAM RAMAGE IS
00:15:05AMONG THOSE STILL IN HOSPITAL STRICKEN WITH SEVERE INJURIES
00:15:08THAT ARE DIFFICULT TO EVEN HEAR
00:15:10ABOUT AND THAT MAKES HIS FUTURE UNCERTAIN.
00:15:14JULIA WONG SAT DOWN WITH HIS MOM
00:15:16AND HIS WIFE AS THEY SHARED AN
00:15:19AGONIZING MIXTURE OF ANGUISH AND HOPE. >> Reporter: CHERYL RAMAGE IS
00:15:22STUCK IN A NIGHTMARE, AFTER HER
00:15:2627-YEAR-OLD SON, PRIVATE LIAM
00:15:29RAMAGE, WAS SEVERELY INJURED IN
00:15:35THE FIRE AT CFB WAINWRIGHT. >> HE WAS NOT RECOGNIZABLE AND WE IDENTIFIED HIM BY HIS TOES. >> Reporter: RAMAGE HAS THIRD
00:15:38AND FOURTH DEGREE BURNS TO ROUGHLY 40% OF HIS BODY,
00:15:42INCLUDING HIS FACE, HANDS AND LEGS.
00:15:45HE HAS PNEUMONIA, WENT THROUGH
00:15:49THREE SURGERIES AND THREE STROKES,
00:15:51AND CAN BARELY MOVE, SEE OR
00:15:55SPEAK. >> A LOT OF US TALKING TO HIM, REMINDING HIM THAT HE'S SAFE AND THAT HE'S AT THE HOSPITAL. >> Reporter: THE NIGHT OF THE
00:15:59DEADLY FIRE HAUNTS HIS MEMORY.
00:16:01>> HE DOES SAY THAT HE REMEMBERS IT.
00:16:04HE DOES SAY THAT HE
00:16:06THINKS ABOUT IT, BEING LOCKED IN
00:16:09YOUR OWN MIND IS A FORM OF TORTURE, RIGHT?
00:16:12SO JUST WHAT CAN WE DO FOR YOU
00:16:16TO HELP YOU TO GET THROUGH THIS. AND, I MEAN, HIS MENTAL HEALTH IS GOING TO HAVE TO BE ADDRESSED
00:16:19RIGHT AWAY. >> Reporter: THEY PLAY A RADIO
00:16:22TO DISTRACT HIM, CLASSIC ROCK
00:16:25AND NHL GAMES OF HIS BELOVED MONTRÉAL CANADIENS AND THEY'RE
00:16:29CLINGING TO THE SMALL THINGS. >> HE MOUTHED MY NAME WHEN I WAS
00:16:33IN THERE WITH MY DAD AND THAT
00:16:38WAS, LIKE, SHOCKING FOR ME. AND I DID HAVE A REALLY GOOD CRY AFTER. >> Reporter: ARE EITHER OF YOU
00:16:41ABLE TO THINK ABOUT WHAT THE FUTURE LOOKS LIKE AND WHAT IT
00:16:45HOLDS?
00:16:49>> YOU CAN'T AT THIS POINT. IT IS SO UNPREDICTABLE.
00:16:53YOU KNOW, HE'S GOT A STROKE, IS HE GOING TO BE ABLE TO WALK AGAIN? IS HE GOING TO LOSE HIS FINGERS.
00:16:56>> Reporter: LIAM HAD ALWAYS DREAMED OF BEING IN THE
00:16:59MILITARY. DID YOU EVER IMAGINE THAT SOMETHING LIKE THAT WOULD HAPPEN
00:17:02ON CANADIAN SOIL? >> NO.
00:17:06I NEVER DREAMT SOMETHING WOULD BE TWO HOURS FROM HOME -- NO.
00:17:10>> Reporter: FOR NOW THEY AREN'T FOCUSED ON THE FIRE OR THE
00:17:14INVESTIGATIONS INTO IT. >> WE'LL HAVE QUESTIONS LATER,
00:17:17BUT WE ARE DEFINITELY FOCUSED ON LIAM. >> Reporter: AND BOTH SAY THAT THIS REMEMBRANCE DAY WILL HOLD
00:17:21NEW MEANING FOR THEM. >> HOLD YOUR FAMILY A LITTLE
00:17:25CLOSER. YOU NEVER KNOW WHAT COULD
00:17:29HAPPEN, HONESTLY.
00:17:33>> I DIDN'T HOPE THAT THIS WOULD HAPPEN TO MY SON, I WISH IT HADN'T, BUT I'M PROUD FOR HIM.
00:17:37>> Reporter: JULIA WONG, CBC NEWS, EDMONTON.
00:17:41>> Adrienne: TWO HOSPITALS IN B.C.'S NORTHERN INTERIOR WENT
00:17:44INTO MASS CASUALTY MODE AFTER A
00:17:46BUS CRASH INJURED 20 PEOPLE. IT HAPPENED AROUND 9:00 THIS
00:17:50MORNING SOUTH OF MacKENZIE AND
00:17:53NOW POLICE SAY THAT THE BUS WENT
00:17:56INTO A DITCH, BUT IT IS STILL TOO EARLY TO KNOW WHY. MORE THAN A DOZEN AMBULANCES AND
00:18:00AIR AMBULANCES RESPONDED. OPERATORS OF A NEARBY DATA CENTRE CONFIRMED THAT THE SHUTTLE BUS HAD BEEN CHARTERED
00:18:03TO TRANSPORT ITS WORKERS.
00:18:08>>> AND CONDOLENCES ARE POURING IN FOR THE FAMILY OF A MOTHER AND DAUGHTER WHO DIED IN A
00:18:12SUSPECTED GRIZZLY BEAR ATTACK IN
00:18:12BELLA COOLA, B.C.
00:18:16CREWS ARE CONTINUING TO SEARCH FOR THE BEAR OR THE BEARS
00:18:19RESPONSIBLE FOR KILLING
00:18:2248-YEAR-OLD JENNIFER BALCARAS
00:18:24AND 20-YEAR-OLD SALEH REED.
00:18:27IN THE MEANTIME, LOCAL LEADERS
00:18:29ARE RECOMMENDING A NON-MANDATORY
00:18:31CURFEW OF 8:00 P.M., JUST TO
00:18:33HELP TO KEEP EVERYONE SAFE. >>> THE CARNEY GOVERNMENT IS SET
00:18:37TO TABLE A SECOND BUDGET ON THURSDAY.
00:18:39AND WE'RE LEARNING MORE ABOUT WHERE IT PLANS TO FOCUS ITS SPENDING AND WHO STANDS TO BENEFIT.
00:18:42ASHLEY BURKE NOW WITH WHAT WE KNOW AND THE POLITICAL STAKES FOR THE PRIME MINISTER.
00:18:45[APPLAUSE]
00:18:51[Speaking French] >> Reporter: THE FINANCE
00:18:54MINISTER'S VERSION OF AN AGE-OLD TRADITION.
00:18:56AHEAD OF THURSDAY'S BUDGET, FRANÇOIS-PHILIPPE CHAMPAGNE
00:19:00HELPING TO MAKE A PAIR O
00:19:03CANADIAN SHOES -- >> THIS IS MADE HERE --
00:19:07>> Reporter: BEFORE PICKING OUT A PAIR OF HIS OWN. >> TOMORROW IS A BIG DAY, A BIG DAY FOR OUR COUNTRY.
00:19:10YOU KNOW, MASTERS OF OUR DESTINY, WHAT IS HAPPENING IN THE WORLD.
00:19:14>> Reporter: HE IS PITCHING TO BUILD UP CANADA'S SOVEREIGNTY
00:19:15DURING DONALD TRUMP'S TRADE WAR.
00:19:18>> WE NEED TO INVEST IN GROWTH
00:19:20AND WE NEED TO INVEST ALONGSIDE
00:19:23BUSINESSES AND EXPORTS AND WE
00:19:25NEED TO TAKE CARE OF CANADIANS.
00:19:28AND MAKE LIFE MORE AFFORDABLE. >> BUY CANADIAN.
00:19:32>> EXACTLY, I LOVE THAT.
00:19:35>> Reporter: CHAMPAGNE SAID THAT IT INCLUDES HELP FOR SMALL BUSINESSES, A SENIOR GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL TOLD CBC NEWS THAT THERE WILL ALSO BE NEW AFFORDABILITY MEASURES AND
00:19:39INVESTMENTS IN DEFENCE,
00:19:39INFRASTRUCTURE AND CULTURE.
00:19:45>> HE'S TRIED TO CONVINCE CANADIANS THAT WE GET OUT OF THE MESS THAT TRUMP HAS PUT US IN BY
00:19:48SHOVELING MORE MONEY, RESOURCES AND CORPORATE WELFARE TO THE
00:19:52BIGGEST C.E.O.s AND INVESTORS. AND HE WANTS US TO BELIEVE THAT
00:19:54THIS TIME -- THIS TIME -- IT WILL TRICKLE DOWN TO BENEFIT ALL
00:19:57CANADIANS. >> Reporter: THE N.D.P. IS
00:20:01PUSHING FOR PUBLICLY RUN GROCERY STORES WHILE THE CONSERVATIVES
00:20:04WANT ALL FEDERAL FUEL TAXES CUT
00:20:05UNTIL CANADA DAY.
00:20:09>> Pierre Poilievre: SAVE YOU MONEY, SAVE YOU MONEY, SAVE YOU MONEY, THAT'S OUR MISSION AS
00:20:11CONSERVATIVES.
00:20:14>> ALL OF THE UNCERTAINTIES -- >> Reporter: THIS POLLSTER SAYS THAT AFFORDABILITY IS STILL THE
00:20:17TOP ISSUE FOR MOST CANADIANS AND THEY WANT TO SEE IF THE GOVERNMENT IS DELIVERING ON ITS AGENDA.
00:20:20>> I DO THINK THAT THE PUBLIC IS STILL ASKING THEMSELVES AND
00:20:24WONDERING HOW LONG IS IT GOING
00:20:25TO TAKE BEFORE WE START TO SEE
00:20:31THESE IDEAS AND THE THINGS THAT HAVE BEEN HAPPENING OVER THE LAST TWO YEARS START TO BEAR FRUIT. >> Reporter: THE PRIME MINISTER
00:20:34HAS PROMISED TO BALANCE THE OPERATING BUDGET BY 2028, A YEAR
00:20:36AHEAD OF SCHEDULE.
00:20:41AND WHEN THE GOVERNMENT OPENS UP ITS
00:20:45BOOKS, THE PUBLIC WILL WANT TO SEE HOW HE PLANS TO GET THERE AND AT WHAT COST. ASHLEY BURKE, CBC NEWS, OTTAWA.
00:20:48>> Adrienne: CERTAINLY SMALL BUSINESSES WILL BE WATCHING THE BUDGET CLOSELY, HOPING FOR
00:20:52RELIEF FROM RISING COSTS AND MOUNTING FINANCIAL PRESSURES.
00:20:55AS PHILIPPE de MONTIGNY
00:20:57EXPLAINS, OTTAWA IS SIGNALLING
00:21:00HELP IS COMING, BUT WHETHER IT WILL BE ENOUGH REMAINS TO BE
00:21:03SEEN. >> Reporter: KARLA BRIONISS OWNS
00:21:05TWO PET FOOD STORES IN THE
00:21:09OTTAWA REGION. SHE IS HOPING THAT THE FEDERAL
00:21:13BUDGET WILL LOWER THE TAX BURDEN
00:21:15AND IMPROVE CASH FLOW FOR SMALL BUSINESSES. >> THE CASH FLOW IS REALLY TIGHT
00:21:19SO WE NEED TO BE STRATEGIC ON WHERE WE SPEND. >> Reporter: THE CANADIAN
00:21:22FEDERATION OF INDEPENDENT BUSINESS IS CALLING ON THE
00:21:25FEDERAL GOVERNMENT TO REDUCE THE
00:21:27SMALL BUSINESS TAX RATE FROM 9%
00:21:31TO 6%, RETURN COUNTER TARIFF
00:21:33REVENUE TO IMPACTED BUSINESSES, AND TO LOWER EMPLOYMENT
00:21:36INSURANCE PREMIUMS FOR SMALLER EMPLOYERS.
00:21:39>> THE VAST MAJORITY OF SMALL BUSINESS OWNERS SAY THEY WOULD
00:21:43RE-INVEST THAT MONEY INTO THEIR
00:21:44OPERATION.
00:21:49>> Reporter: AND THEY ARE HOPING TO TAP INTO THE RECENTLY
00:21:51ANNOUNCED PRODUCTIVITY
00:21:55MEGA-DEDUCTION. THE IDEA IS TO ALLOW BUSINESSES TO IMMEDIATELY TO WRITE OFF THE FULL COST OF NEW EQUIPMENT,
00:21:58MACHINERY, AND SOFTWARE.
00:22:02>> I WANT TO INVEST IN NEW
00:22:05FREEZERS AND I WANT TO INVEST IN
00:22:08A NEW P.O.S. SYSTEM, AND I KNOW THAT I'LL GET THAT TAX CREDIT ON YEAR ONE. >> THESE ARE TAX DOLLARS THAT
00:22:12ARE PAYING FOR THESE NEW MACHINES. WE HAVE TO MAKE
00:22:16SURE THAT THERE'S A CUSTOMER AT THE END OF THE TUNNEL. >> Reporter: THIS TEXTILES AND CLOTHING BUSINESS IS STILL
00:22:20HURTING FROM U.S. TARIFFS. NEARLY TWO-THIRDS OF ITS CUSTOMERS ARE AMERICAN.
00:22:23THE C.E.O. IS HOPING FOR MORE
00:22:29HELP TO PIVOT TO NEW MARKETS. LIKE EUROPE.
00:22:30INCENTIVIZING INVESTMENT TO
00:22:33IMPROVE THE COUNTRY'S PRODUCTIVITY IS KEY.
00:22:37BUT IT'S NO EASY TASK, ACCORDING TO THIS ECONOMIST. >> WE NEED ABOUT $2 TRILLION OF INVESTMENT IN CANADA OVER THE
00:22:40NEXT TWO YEARS.
00:22:45THAT'S THE BARE MINIMUM NOT TO FALL FURTHER BEHIND. SO IT'S NOT GOING TO BE A MAGIC
00:22:49WAND THAT IS GOING TO HAPPEN. >> WE'RE GOING TO GO BEYOND. >> Reporter: EARLIER THIS WEEK
00:22:52CANADA'S FINANCE MINISTER HINTED THAT MORE IS COMING TO HELP
00:22:55SMALL AND MEDIUM-SIZED BUSINESSES, WHICH MAKE UP
00:22:58ROUGHLY TWO-THIRDS OF ALL PRIVATE SECTOR EMPLOYMENT IN
00:23:00THIS COUNTRY. PHILIPPE de MONTIGNY, CBC
00:23:04NEWS, TORONTO.
00:23:08>> Adrienne: FOR A FULL BREAKDOWN OF THE BUDGET YOU CAN JOIN ROSEMARY BARTON AT 4:00
00:23:11P.M. EASTERN WHEREVER YOU STREAM AND FOLLOWED BY A SPECIAL
00:23:14EDITION OF "POWER & POLITICS."
00:23:18>>> WELL, CBC NEWS LEARNED THAT A TORONTO PAEDIATRICIAN ACCUSED
00:23:22OF UPLOADING CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE
00:23:26MATERIAL REMAINED LICENSED FOR MONTHS BEFORE HE WAS SUSPENDED.
00:23:29THE INVESTIGATION INTO THE
00:23:32DOCTOR BEGAN IF JANUARY, BUT AS IDIL MUSSA TELLS US, HIS LICENCE TO PRACTISE MEDICINE WASN'T
00:23:36SUSPENDED UNTIL JULY. >> Reporter: IT BEGAN WITH A TIP
00:23:39TO POLICE, SUSPECTED CHILD
00:23:41SEXUAL ABUSE MATERIAL UPLOADED TO THIS PAEDIATRICIAN'S DROPBOX
00:23:44ACCOUNT. A POLICE INVESTIGATION WAS
00:23:47LAUNCHED IN JANUARY. BUT HIS MEDICAL LICENCE WAS NOT
00:23:51SUSPENDED UNTIL JULY.
00:23:54THIS EXPERT SAYS THAT THE SIX-MONTH GAP IS TOO LONG.
00:23:58>> I DON'T THINK THAT IN EVERY INSTANCE WE NEED TO SUSPEND A
00:24:01MEDICAL LICENCE WHILE
00:24:03INVESTIGATING A CRIME. BUT I DO THINK THAT WHEN IT
00:24:06COMES DOWN TO SEX AND GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE AND CRIMES
00:24:10THAT INVOLVE CHILDREN,
00:24:11VOYEURISM, I THINK THAT THERE ARE CERTAIN CASES WHERE WE HAVE
00:24:15TO OVERREACT.
00:24:20>> Reporter:DR. SHANNON RIZUKI
00:24:22WHO HAS RESEARCHED SUCH CONDUCT,
00:24:26BELIEVE THAT WITH CASES LIKE THESE THAT LICENSES SHOULD BE SUSPENDED RIGHT AWAY. >> HE STILL COULD HAVE PROVIDED
00:24:29TREATMENT OUTSIDE OF THE HOSPITAL SYSTEM. WE DON'T KNOW THAT HE DID, BUT I THINK THAT AS MEMBERS OF THE
00:24:33PUBLIC WE DESERVE TO KNOW. >> Reporter: ACCORDING TO COURT
00:24:36FILINGS OBTAINED BY CBC NEWS,
00:24:40DR. DILAN DISSANAYAKE ALLEGEDLY
00:24:42UPLOADED AN ILLICIT VIDEO INVOLVING A YOUNG GIRL TO A
00:24:45DROPBOX ACCOUNT WHICH WAS TRACED
00:24:49TO A SickKids I.P. ADDRESS.
00:24:52HE IS NOW FACING PSAM CHARGES
00:24:57FOR POSSESSING AND ACCESSING CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE MATERIAL. THIS EXPERT SAYS THAT WHILE EVERYONE DESERVES DUE PROCESS, CHILDREN'S SAFETY NEEDS TO BE A
00:25:00CONSIDERATION.
00:25:04>> IT MIGHT BE DIFFERENT THE WAY THAT SOMETHING IS HANDLED WHEN
00:25:07YOU'VE GOT SOMEBODY WHO IS ACCUSED, FOR
00:25:10EXAMPLE, OF FRAUD, VERSUS A CSAM CHARGE. WHEN YOU ARE TALKING ABOUT A PROFESSION THAT HAS ACCESS TO
00:25:14CHILDREN DIRECTLY. >> Reporter: TORONTO POLICE SAY
00:25:17THAT AT THIS TIME THAT THERE IS NO EVIDENCE THAT THE CHARGES ARE CONNECTED TO THE DOCTOR'S
00:25:20MEDICAL PRACTISE. NEITHER DISSANAYAKE NOR THE
00:25:24COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS AND
00:25:25SURGEONS IN ONTARIO ANSWERED
00:25:31CBC'S QUESTIONS ABOUT WHETHER HE PRACTISED MEDICINE IN ANY CONTEXT AFTER THE HAVING BEGAN.
00:25:34IDIL MUSSA, CBC NEWS, TORONTO.
00:25:37>> Adrienne: THOSE GROWING BACKLASH TONIGHT OVER A COURT RULING PAVING THE WAY FOR
00:25:41RUSSIA'S RETURN TO INTERNATIONAL HOCKEY.
00:25:45DESPITE THE DECISION ON TUESDAY, CANADA BANNED RUSSIA FROM NEXT MONTH'S WORLD JUNIORS IN
00:25:49ALBERTA. AND SEVERAL EUROPEAN COUNTRIES ANNOUNCED THEY WON'T PLAY
00:25:52RUSSIAN TEAMS.
00:25:55NOW THE INTERNATIONAL ICE HOCKEY
00:25:58FEDERATION COULD FACE ECONOMIC
00:26:02CONSEQUENCES. MAJOR COUNTRIES LIKE GERMANY,
00:26:05SWEDEN AND LATVIA ARE ALL THREATENING TO PULL THEIR FUNDING FROM MAJOR TOURNAMENTS
00:26:10SHOULD RUSSIA COMPETE. >>> WELL, SOON, SOME SCHOOLS WILL FACE A TOUGH CHOICE ABOUT USING A POPULAR SEARCH ENGINE.
00:26:13>> IF YOU'RE USING GOOGLE, YOU ARE USING AI. >> Adrienne: WHY THERE WILL SOON
00:26:17BE STRINGS ATTACHED TO USE GOOGLE NEXT.
00:26:19(♪)
00:26:24>>> AND A LIFE BLOOD OF A TINY MILL COMMUNITY IS GOING QUIET.
00:26:26>> THE NOT KNOWING IS THE WORST
00:26:29PART, KIND OF GETS A PERSON THINKING, SOMETIMES TOO MUCH,
00:26:31ABOUT WHAT COULD HAPPEN. >> Adrienne: THE IMPACT ON
00:26:35HUNDREDS OF JOBS AND HOW IT
00:26:37COULD BE TIED TO TARIFFS.
00:26:40>>> PLUS, A BRITISH ADVENTURER RETURNS HOME AFTER WALKING
00:26:43AROUND THE WORLD. >> 28 YEARS LATER.
00:26:46>> HERE WE ARE. >> I STARTED GETTING A LITTLE
00:26:50TEARED UP, HE'S REALLY GETTING HOME. >> Adrienne: HIS 28-YEAR JOURNEY IN OUR "MOMENT."
00:26:53WE'RE BACK IN TWO.
00:26:58>> Where d
00:29:03>> COLONEL HANDSON'S EXEMPLARY PERFORMANCE ENHANCED CANADA'S
00:29:06INTERNATIONAL CREDIBILITY AND ADVANCED NATIONAL INTEREST IN HUMAN SPACEFLIGHT.
00:29:10>> Adrienne: ASTRONAUT JEREMY
00:29:12HANSEN HAS BEEN AWARDED CANADA'S MERITORIOUS SERVICE CROSS IN THE
00:29:15MILITARY DIVISION. THE GOVERNOR-GENERAL PRESENTED
00:29:19HIM WITH THE HONOUR TODAY AT RIDEAU HALL. COLONEL HANSEN WAS RECOGNISED
00:29:22FOR HIS LEADERSHIP AND
00:29:23PROFESSIONALISM AS PART OF THE ARTEMIS II LUNAR MISSION BACK IN
00:29:27APRIL.
00:29:29LOUISE ARBOUR SAYS THAT HIS WORK
00:29:33BROUGHT GREAT CREDIT TO CANADA
00:29:37AND TO ITS ARMED FORCES. >>> WELL, GOOGLE IS PUTTING
00:29:41PRESSURE ON SCHOOLS TO EXPOSE STUDENTS TO ITS ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE FUNCTIONS, EVEN THOUGH MANY EDUCATION OFFICIALS WANT IT KEPT OUT OF THE CLASSROOM.
00:29:44CAMERON MacINTOSH SHOWS US THE
00:29:45TECH GIANT'S STRATEGY.
00:29:49>> Reporter: SOON, THOUSANDS OF
00:29:50CANADIAN STUDENTS MAY NO LONGER
00:29:53BE ABLE TO JUST GOOGLE IT. THE SEARCH ENGINE ANNOUNCING THAT THE SCHOOLS CONCERNED ABOUT
00:29:57STUDENT EXPOSURE TO ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE WILL BE ABLE TO OPT
00:30:01OUT OF SOME A.I. EDUCATION APPS, BUT IF THEY WANT TO KEEP USING
00:30:04THE MAIN SEARCH ENGINE THEY'LL HAVE TO ACCEPT THAT COMES WITH
00:30:06A.I..
00:30:11>> FIRST THING, IF YOU ARE USING
00:30:13GOOGLE, YOU ARE USING A.I..
00:30:16IF YOU USE SEARCH YOU ARE USING A.I. AND WE'LL LET YOU SHUT IT OFF BUT THAT MEANS THAT YOU CAN'T USE GOOGLE IN THE SAME WAY TO ITS FULL CAPACITY. >> Reporter: THIS EXPERT IN
00:30:20EDUCATION AND TECHNOLOGY SAYS
00:30:22THAT IT WILL FORCE THOUSANDS OF SCHOOLS TO MAKE HARD CHOICES
00:30:26ABOUT HOW MUCH A.I. IS IN THE CLASSROOM. >> I DON'T THINK THAT YOU CAN
00:30:28UNDERSTATE HOW BIG A THING IT WOULD BE TO SUDDENLY HAVE GOOGLE
00:30:32SEARCH JUST NOT BE AVAILABLE. >> Reporter: GOOGLE ACCOUNTS FOR
00:30:36ABOUT 90% OF ALL WEB SEARCHES AND IS HEAVILY INTEGRATING A.I.
00:30:38ACROSS ITS SERVICES.
00:30:41IT ALSO HAS A BIG FOOTPRINT IN
00:30:44EDUCATION, FROM CHROMEBOOKS TO
00:30:47DOZENS OF APPS.
00:30:48IN A STATEMENT, GOOGLE SAID THAT SCHOOLS USING
00:30:52GOOGLE APPS CAN OPT OUT OF GEMINI AND GEMINI NOTEBOOK AND ADDING THAT SEARCH WILL OFFER
00:30:55SCHOOL USERS STEP-BY-STEP GUIDED LEARNING THROUGH PROBLEMS SO
00:30:58THAT STUDENTS DON'T GET QUICK
00:30:59ANSWERS TO SCHOOLWORK.
00:31:02IT'S ALL SPARKED PLENTY OF ONLINE CRITICISM. U.S. SENATOR BERNIE SANDERS, A
00:31:06CRITIC OF A.I. AND CALLING IT EXTORTION.
00:31:09NEW YORK MAYOR ZOHRAN MAMDANI
00:31:14ACCUSED GOOGLE OF USING MONOPOLY POWERS TO FORCE A.I. INTO SCHOOLS. AND WHILE THERE'S ALTERNATIVES TO GOOGLE, SWITCHING AWAY FROM
00:31:18IT MAY NOT BE EASY FOR MANY SCHOOLS.
00:31:21>> TO BE ABLE TO KIND OF
00:31:23ROLLBACK AND AWAY FROM GOOGLE, FOR EXAMPLE, IS SOMETIMES EVEN INCONCEIVABLE AT
00:31:27THIS POINT BECAUSE OF HOW ENTRENCHED THEY ARE IN THE
00:31:28EDUCATION SYSTEM. >> Reporter:CANADIAN SCHOOLS
00:31:32CURRENTLY RELYING ON GOOGLE'S
00:31:34EDUCATIONAL PRODUCTS WON'T HAVE A
00:31:37LOT OF TIME TO DECIDE. CHANGES ARE COMING INTO EFFECT
00:31:41IN THE NEW YEAR. CAMERON MacINTOSH, CBC NEWS, WINNIPEG. >> Adrienne: AFTER A HISTORIC
00:31:45WIN FOR DEMOCRATS, HOW CAN REPUBLICANS REBUILD?
00:31:47[Cheers and Applause]
00:31:52>> IT WASN'T SIMPLY A BLUE WAVE -- IT WAS AN AMERICAN TSUNAMI. >> Adrienne: OUR STRATEGIST
00:31:55PANEL WEIGHS IN ON WHAT IS NEXT FOR BOTH PARTIES.
00:31:59(♪) >>> AND A COMMUNITY IN NEW BRUNSWICK IS LOSING ONE OF ITS
00:32:02BIGGEST EMPLOYERS.
00:32:04>> PROTECT CANADIAN JOBS! >> Adrienne: HOW TARIFFS ARE PLAYING A ROLE.
00:32:07THAT'S COMING UP.
00:34:45[Cheers and Applause]
00:34:50>> IT WASN'T SIMPLY A BLUE WAVE,
00:34:51IT WAS AN AMERICAN TSUNAMI.
00:34:55(♪) >> TO CALL IT A WAVE I DON'T THINK THAT WOULD BE FULLY ACCURATE. IT'S THE POLITICAL EQUIVALENT OF
00:34:58A METEOR STRIKE.
00:35:00>> THE DAYS OF THE HOUSE OF
00:35:03REPRESENTATIVES FUNCTIONING LIKE A WHOLLY OWNED SUBSIDIARY OF THE
00:35:07TRUMP ADMINISTRATION ARE OVER. >> THE DAYS OF TRUMP SUPPLICANT SENATE ARE OVER.
00:35:10[Cheers and Applause]
00:35:14>> Adrienne: THE DAY AFTER LAST NIGHT'S WAVE, TSUNAMI, METEOR
00:35:17STRIKE, WHATEVER YOU WANT TO CALL IT, THE DEMOCRATS ARE
00:35:19PROMISING ACTION. THE REPUBLICANS ARE SEARCHING
00:35:22FOR ANSWERS. THE UNITED STATES IS PREPARING
00:35:24FOR CHANGE.
00:35:27SO YOU KNOW THESE TWO POLITICAL INSIDERS FROM OUR SPECIAL
00:35:30COVERAGE JUST LAST NIGHT. ASHLEY ETIENNE WORKED WITH FORMER VICE-PRESIDENT KAMALA
00:35:34HARRIS.
00:35:36MAURA GILLESPIE WITH THE FORMER REPUBLICAN HOUSE SPEAKER JOHN BOEHNER.
00:35:39THANK YOU FOR COMING BACK, IT FEELS LIKE 10 MINUTES SINCE YOU WERE SITTING RIGHT HERE. IT'S BEEN A COUPLE OF HOURS,
00:35:43ASHLEY. YOU KNOW, YOU WON BIG AND THE
00:35:46DEMOCRATS WON BIG, BUT THAT
00:35:47COMES WITH BIG PRESSURE TO
00:35:51DELIVER, RIGHT? WHAT IS YOUR SENSE OF HOW THAT WILL HAPPEN? >> I THINK THAT THE PRESSURE IS
00:35:55GOING TO BE REALLY ON TWO FRONTS TO DELIVER. ONE, IS SOME ACCOUNTABILITY
00:35:58TOWARDS DONALD TRUMP AND YOU CAN HEAR IT AND SENSE IT FROM
00:36:01LEADERSHIP, FROM VOTERS, BASICALLY SAYING THAT WE WANT
00:36:05TRUMP HELD ACCOUNTABLE. THEY WANT SOME BLOOD.
00:36:08THE OTHER AREA IN WHICH THERE'S GOING TO BE SOME EXPECTATION FOR ACTION IS GOING TO BE AN AGENDA
00:36:12RELATED TO PEOPLE'S LIVES. I MEAN -- THE ISSUE THAT PEOPLE
00:36:15VOTED ON LAST NIGHT WAS AFFORDABILITY AND CORRUPTION AND
00:36:17CONNECTED TO AFFORDABILITY. SO THEY'RE GOING TO WANT A
00:36:20DEMOCRATIC PARTY TO GO AFTER THESE CORPORATIONS AND TO GO
00:36:23AFTER THE TECH COMPANIES AND THE DATA COMPANIES, THE DATA CENTRE
00:36:26COMPANIES.
00:36:29ALL OF THESE PEOPLE AND THE INSTITUTIONS THAT THEY FEEL ARE SQUEEZING THEIR POCKETBOOKS.
00:36:32SO WHETHER OR NOT THE DEMOCRATS CAN DO THAT SORT OF WITH DONALD
00:36:35TRUMP RUNNING INTERFERENCE ON THEIR AGENDA IS GOING TO BE THE
00:36:37QUESTION. >> Adrienne: AS I LISTEN TO YOU, I THINK ABOUT THE SCALE OF WHAT
00:36:41YOU'RE TALKING ABOUT. I MEAN, IN SOME WAYS IT COULD SOUND LIKE THIS WIN IS A BIT OF
00:36:45A POISON CHALICE, RIGHT, AND YOU
00:36:45HAVE TO SHOW RESULTS OR PEOPLE
00:36:50MAY NOT -- YOU KNOW, THEY MAY NOT TRUST YOU WITH THEIR VOTES IN 2028.
00:36:52HOW HARD IS THAT GOING TO BE
00:36:55WHEN AS YOU SAY THAT THE PRESIDENT IS STILL TALKING VETO?
00:36:59>> YEAH, ABSOLUTELY. HE SAID TODAY THAT HE'D NOT PASS ANY LEGISLATION THAT WOULD
00:37:02REVERSE WHAT HE'S ALREADY DONE AND WHAT HE'S ALREADY DONE IS A
00:37:05MESS, SO WHERE DO WE GO FROM
00:37:07HERE IS THE REAL QUESTION. BUT, YOU KNOW, ONE WAY OF
00:37:11LOOKING AT THIS IS THAT THERE'S GOING TO BE PRESSURE FOR DEMOCRATS TO
00:37:15DELIVER EARLY AND QUICKLY ON A
00:37:16PROACTIVE ECONOMIC AGENDA.
00:37:20HOW THEY DO THAT IS UNCLEAR WITH THE PRESIDENT THERE.
00:37:23I THINK -- MY ADVICE WOULD BE THAT THEY USE THEIR
00:37:26INVESTIGATIVE POWERS TO ACTUALLY
00:37:29PURSUE TARIFFS, CORPORATIONS, PRICE GOUGING AND ALL OF THE
00:37:32ISSUES RELATED TO PEOPLE'S POCKETBOOKS THAT DON'T INVOLVE THE PRESIDENT OR DO INVOLVE THE
00:37:36PRESIDENT TO SOME DEGREE. THAT'S WHERE I ADVISE THEM TO
00:37:39FOCUS THEIR ATTENTION AND
00:37:43THEIR ENERGY, BECAUSE ANYTHING ELSE THE PRESIDENT HAS BEEN
00:37:47INOCULATED FROM ACCOUNTABILITY.
00:37:49SO I THINK THAT THE CHALLENGE, AS I SAID LAST NIGHT ON THE
00:37:52SHOW, IS THAT THE ECONOMY WILL ONLY GET WORSE.
00:37:54THAT'S HOW THE PRESIDENT DESIGNED IT. AND THE BIG BEAUTIFUL BILL, AND
00:37:58THE CUTS TO MEDICAID, ETC., WILL KICK IN IN 2027.
00:38:01SO THEY'RE GOING TO BE IN UNDER A LOT OF
00:38:05PRESSURE TO DELIVER IN AN ENVIRONMENT THAT WILL ONLY GET WORSE. >> Adrienne: AND PRESSURE TOO, MAURA, ON THE REPUBLICANS AND
00:38:09THEY HAVE WORK AHEAD OF THEM. WHAT DOES THAT WORK LOOK LIKE?
00:38:11IS IT DISTANCING FROM M.A.G.A. AND TRUMP?
00:38:14IS IT RE-BRANDING? WHAT IS IT?
00:38:17>> IT'S MOSTLY DISTANCING FROM
00:38:19TRUMP, BECAUSE, REMEMBER, THAT
00:38:22M.A.G.A. IS ALSO FRUSTRATED WITH TRUMP.
00:38:24AND THEY DON'T FEEL THAT HE'S DELIVERED EITHER. SO THERE'S AN OPPORTUNITY TO
00:38:28REALLY RECLAIM NOT ONLY THE POWER OF THE PURSE THAT WE DISCUSSED LAST NIGHT, BUT TO REMIND FOLKS THAT THE REPUBLICANS HAVE BEEN THE FISCAL
00:38:31CONSERVATIVES. SO GOING BACK TO WHAT ASHLEY IS
00:38:34SAYING ABOUT INVESTIGATIONS AND TARGETING WHERE THE FRAUD, WASTE
00:38:37AND ABUSE IS ACTUALLY HAPPENING. YOU CAN START WITH THE TRUMP ADMINISTRATION, IF YOU ARE
00:38:40LOOKING TO DISTANCE YOURSELF
00:38:42FROM WHAT PRESIDENT TRUMP HAS
00:38:45DONE AND THE DIDN'T THAT HE'S ADDED TO THE ECONOMY AND THE
00:38:48SITUATION THAT HE HAS MADE WORSE FOR FAMILIES TO GET AHEAD OR EVEN JUST TO BE ABLE TO AFFORD GROCERIES OR AFFORD THEIR
00:38:51GAS. THERE NEEDS TO BE RESPONSIBILITY
00:38:55PLACED AS WELL ON REPUBLICANS IN
00:38:57CONGRESS AND BEING AN ACTIVE
00:38:59PARTICIPANT, AND HOW TO STEER THAT SHIP IN A BETTER DIRECTION. BECAUSE RIGHT NOW IT'S NOT GOING
00:39:03VERY WELL AND THEY HAVE A RESPONSIBILITY TO THEIR CONSTITUENTS TO DO SO. I THINK REQUIRES RIGHT ACROSS
00:39:06THE AISLE. BUT ALSO REALLY RECLAIMING SOME OF THAT POSITIONING SO THEY CAN
00:39:10RUN ON SOMETHING IN 2028. >> Adrienne: I'M SO CURIOUS,
00:39:13MAURA, AND I KNOW THAT YOU HAVE BEEN SPEAKING WITH YOUR REPUBLICAN COLLEAGUES TODAY.
00:39:17HOW HAS THE SITUATION CHANGED TODAY FROM WHAT YOU HEARD LAST
00:39:19NIGHT?
00:39:22>> YOU KNOW, LAST NIGHT WAS CERTAINLY A
00:39:25LOT OF DISAPPOINTMENT AND JUST KIND OF THOSE IN THE M.A.G.A. WORLD THEY'RE KIND OF INSULATED
00:39:29AND WHEN I SAY M.A.G.A. WORLD, I MEAN TRUMP WORLD, IT'S VERY
00:39:31INSULATED.
00:39:34SO THEY ARE FEELING THE PAIN
00:39:38POINTS OF WHAT HAPPENED LAST NIGHT. AND I THINK THAT FOR THE REST OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY AND MANY PEOPLE FEEL THIS IS WHAT WAS DESERVED.
00:39:42IT IS A REBUKE ON DONALD TRUMP AND HIS POLICIES AND HIS CABINET
00:39:45AND THOSE WHO HAVE PUSHED AND NOT STOPPED THE PRESIDENT.
00:39:49AND BEEN GUARDRAILS WHERE THEY COULD HAVE BEEN.
00:39:53AND IT'S NOT BEEN A FRUITFUL EXERCISE I WOULD SAY IN GOVERNANCE.
00:39:56BUT WHAT YOU'RE ABOUT TO SEE NOW IS THE REPUBLICANS HAVE AN
00:40:00OPPORTUNITY TO RECALIBRATE AND REALIGN THEIR MISSION AND THEIR
00:40:04VALUES AND THEN THEIR POLICY POSITIONS THAT THEY WANT TO RUN ON IN THE FUTURE.
00:40:07THIS IS A CHANCE TO RECLAIM THE NARRATIVE THAT DONALD TRUMP HAS
00:40:10STOLEN BECAUSE DONALD TRUMP IS NOT A REPUBLICAN, HE'S NOT A DEMOCRAT AND HE'S NOT A
00:40:13REPUBLICAN.
00:40:16HE IS AN EGOMANICAL PAN WHO IS
00:40:22SOLELY LOOKING OUT FOR HIMSELF,
00:40:24AND IT'S TIME FOR THE REPUBLICAN PARTY ESPECIALLY TO STEP AWAY FROM THAT.
00:40:28>> Adrienne: AT THE RISK OF MAKING TIMEKEEPERS VERY ANGRY HERE, IS THERE ONE NAME FROM EITHER OF YOU THAT WE SHOULD
00:40:32BE THINKING ABOUT FOR 2028? START WITH YOU, ASHLEY, AND THEN
00:40:35END WITH MAURA. >> I THINK THAT J.B.PRISKER IS
00:40:39AN OBVIOUS ONE.
00:40:41HE, YOU KNOW, INVESTED IN GINA HINOJOSA, WHICH, YOU KNOW, IS
00:40:45GOING TO GET HIM THE LATINO VOTE.
00:40:48AND STRAT STRATTON WHO IS AN
00:40:55AFRICAN-AMERICAN WOMAN. SO HE'S LAYING A REALLY GOOD FOUNDATION AND HE'S GOT A TONNE OF MONEY. SO I THINK THAT HE'S ONE TO WATCH. >> Adrienne: MAURA? >> REPUBLICANS IN OUR SOUL
00:40:59SEARCH MISSION RIGHT NOW AND ANYONE ATTACHED TO TRUMP IS
00:41:11WONDERFUL, THANK YOU. >> THANK YOU. >> THANK YOU. >> Adrienne: COMING UP, A MARITIMES FAMILY FINDS ITSELF
00:41:14CAUGHT IN THE CRUSH BETWEEN LAYOFFS AND TARIFFS.
00:41:18>> I'M WORRIED THAT WE'LL HAVE
00:41:19TO MOVE AWAY FROM FAMILY AND
00:41:23FRIENDS AND START OVER SOMEWHERE
00:41:25ELSE.
00:41:28WE'VE NEVER BEEN ANYWHERE ELSE.
00:41:32>> Adrienne: A PERSONAL STORY OF NAVIGATING ANADA'S S S S S S S S
00:44:54>> Adrienne: WE'RE HEARING TONIGHT FROM A COUPLE FACING AN ECONOMIC STORM. HE'S AMONG THE 350 PEOPLE LOSING
00:44:58THEIR JOBS DUE TO A MILL CLOSURE.
00:45:01SHE RUNS A SMALL BUSINESS, SUFFERING FROM THE TRADE WAR
00:45:03WITH THE U.S.
00:45:09KAYLA HOUNSELL TAKES US TO
00:45:12NACKAWIC, NEW BRUNSWICK, TO SHOW
00:45:14US JUST WHAT'S AT STAKE. (♪) >> Reporter: THE CLOSURE OF THE TOWN'S MAJOR EMPLOYER.
00:45:18A PULP MILL. PLUS A RAGING TRADE WAR
00:45:22DEVASTATING SMALL BUSINESSES.
00:45:27AND A FAMILY IN A SMALL COMMUNITY WITH FEW OTHER OPTIONS
00:45:29CAUGHT IN THE MIDST OF IT ALL.
00:45:32>> IT'S JUST BEEN ONE THING AFTER ANOTHER FOR THE LAST TWO
00:45:35AND A HALF YEARS. >> Reporter: ELISHA AND TROY NICHOLSON ARE FACING A DOUBLE
00:45:38WHAMMY.
00:45:42HE RECEIVED NOTICE THAT HE WAS ABOUT TO BE LAID OFF FROM HIS
00:45:45JOB AT THE PULP MILL, THE SAME WEEK SHE HAD TO MAKE THE
00:45:49DECISION TO STOP EXPORTING HER
00:45:50COSMETIC PRODUCTS TO THE U.S. WHICH CAN AMOUNT TO 50% OF HER
00:45:54BUSINESS. >> I'M WORRIED THAT WE'LL HAVE
00:45:57TO MOVE AWAY FROM FAMILY AND
00:45:59FRIENDS AND START OVER
00:46:01SOMEWHERES ELSE.
00:46:04WE'VE NEVER BEEN ANYWHERES ELSE.
00:46:06>> Reporter: WE'RE IN NACKAWIC,
00:46:11NEW BRUNSWICK, NESTLED ON THE BANKS OF THE SAINT JOHN RIVER,
00:46:15IT IS A FORESTRY TOWN. CLEARLY ITS EMBLEM IS A GIANT AXE, THE WORLD'S LARGEST, THEY
00:46:18SAY. SO HOW LONG HAVE YOU BEEN MAYOR HERE?
00:46:21>> SINCE JANUARY 2023. >> Reporter: AND WHAT'S ON YOUR
00:46:23MIND THESE DAYS?
00:46:27>> WELL, ON MY MIND THESE DAYS IS THIS MILL CLOSURE.
00:46:29>> Reporter: THE CLOSURE MEANS THE DIRECT LOSS OF 350 JOBS AS
00:46:33OF NOVEMBER 4TH. >> BRING BACK CANADIAN JOBS!
00:46:37PROTECT CANADIAN JOBS! >> Reporter: THE MILL IS SO
00:46:40IMPORTANT HERE THAT IT'S GETTING
00:46:44A LOT OF PEOPLE -- WELL, PRETTY RILED UP.
00:46:45EVEN THE PREMIER.
00:46:48>> TO TAKE THIS SHIT SITUATION AND FIND A GOOD SOLUTION AND A
00:46:51GOOD WAY OUT OF IT.
00:46:53>> UNTIL WE SAVE THIS GODDAMNED
00:46:56MILL FOR ALL.
00:46:59>> WHAT WE NEED NOW IS THE WILL
00:47:01TO MAKE IT HAPPEN, AND I ASSURE
00:47:07YOU THAT WE [BLEEP] HAVE IT.
00:47:11>> Reporter: OWNED BY THE A.V. GROUP, THE PULP MILL HERE IS NOT LIKE MOST. IT DOESN'T MAKE PAPER.
00:47:14IT USES HARDWOOD TREES TO HAVE DISSOLVING PULP SOLD TO INDIA TO MAKE FABRICS.
00:47:18IT DOES NOT SHIP TO THE U.S. SO
00:47:19THE CLOSURE IS NOT BECAUSE OFWO THE TRADE WAR, AT LEAST NOT DIRECTLY.
00:47:23>> I THINK THAT INDIRECTLY THE TARIFFS ON EVERYTHING ELSE AND
00:47:27THE TARIFFS ON THE FINISHED PRODUCTS THAT ARE BEING PRODUCED
00:47:30BY THEIR PRODUCT, IT ALL HAS AN IMPACT.
00:47:34>> Reporter: AS SHE MAKES SHAMPOO, ELISHA NICHOLSON SAYS
00:47:36THAT HER BUSINESS, UPFRONT COSMETICS, IS AFFECTED BY THE
00:47:38TARIFFS.
00:47:42AT THE HEIGHT OF HER SUCCESS,
00:47:43HER PRODUCTS WERE IN 600 STORES
00:47:47ACROSS NORTH AMERICA.
00:47:50>> JUST BECAUSE OUR PRODUCTS ARE ONLY TARIFFED AT 5% OR 10%, THAT DOESN'T MEAN
00:47:54THAT IT'S THE END OF WHAT WE'RE PAYING OR THE CONSUMERS PAYING.
00:47:57THERE ARE FEES UPON FEES. >> Reporter: AFTER INITIALLY
00:48:00PAUSING EXPORTS TO THE U.S. IN 2025, SHE THOUGHT THAT SHE'D FIGURED OUT A WAY TO MAKE IT
00:48:04WORK. BUT NOW SHE'S HAD TO CLOSE OFF
00:48:07HER U.S. MARKET AGAIN. >> IT'S A REALLY TOUGH POSITION
00:48:10FOR US TO BE IN, BECAUSE TROY HAS SUPPORTED ME FROM THE GET-GO AND HE'S SUPPORTED OUR FAMILY
00:48:13FINANCIALLY.
00:48:18>> Reporter: HE ALSO HELPS OUT
00:48:21MAKING SHAMPOO ON HIS DAYS OFF. AND HE NOW HAS A LOT MORE OF THOSE.
00:48:25>> THE NOT KNOWING IS THE WORST PART.
00:48:27KIND OF GETS A PERSON THINKING SOMETIMES TOO MUCH ABOUT WHAT
00:48:31COULD HAPPEN.
00:48:33>> Reporter: SO FAR THE COMPANY THAT OWNS THE MILL HAS ANNOUNCED
00:48:36ONLY THAT IT PLANS TO
00:48:38TEMPORARILY TO IDLE OPERATIONS. AND PEOPLE HERE ARE HOPEFUL
00:48:42THAT'S THE CASE. BUT MOST HERE DON'T BELIEVE THAT
00:48:45THIS IS A TEMPORARY SITUATION. THEY DON'T BELIEVE THAT THE MILL
00:48:49WILL REOPEN, AT LEAST NOT WITH THE SAME OWNERS.
00:48:52>> IT'S LOOKED LIKE A FINAL
00:48:54DECISION, SO ON OUR SIDE WE NEED TO PROTECT THE EMPLOYEES.
00:48:58AND TO SEE IF THERE'S OPTIONS.
00:49:01CAN BE WITH THE MILL OR WITH A
00:49:04PART OF THE MILL OR A NEW PROJECT. >> Reporter: THE PEOPLE WHO OWN
00:49:07THIS MILL ARE NOT TALKING TO US, ARE THEY TALKING TO YOU?
00:49:09>> THEY ARE TALKING TO US, YOU
00:49:12KNOW, LIKE, WE DON'T HAVE ALL OF THE DETAILS.
00:49:15>> Reporter: THE ONLY THING THAT THE COMPANY HAS SAID PUBLICLY AND TO THE WORKERS AS WELL IS THAT THIS IS DUE TO PREVAILING
00:49:19MARKET CONDITIONS AND BROADER MACRO-ECONOMIC FACTORS.
00:49:23DO YOU THINK THAT IS A GOOD
00:49:24ENOUGH EXPLANATION FOR PEOPLE
00:49:27WHO ARE LOSING THEIR JOBS AND IN SOME CASES HAVE BEEN GIVING
00:49:31OF THEMSELVES TO THIS COMPANY FOR MANY, MANY YEARS? >> FOR SURE, PEOPLE IN THAT
00:49:35COMMUNITY HAS WORKED SO HARD FOR THEM THAT THEY CAN EXPECT A
00:49:39LITTLE BIT MORE, FOR SURE. RIGHT NOW WE NEED TO -- WHAT IS
00:49:43THE OBJECTIVE IS TO MAKE SURE THAT THIS FACILITY CAN BE MAYBE
00:49:46TRANSFERRED TO SOMEBODY ELSE.
00:49:49>> Reporter: THE NICHOLSONS SAY THAT IDEALLY TROY COULD WORK FOR
00:49:52THE COSMETICS COMPANY FULL TIME, BUT FOR THAT THEY'LL NEED A LOT
00:49:55MORE BUSINESS. >> IF WE CAN'T INCREASE OUR
00:49:58SALES IN CANADA TO MAKE UP FOR WHAT WE'RE LOSING IN THE U.S.,
00:50:02UPFRONT WON'T EXIST ANYMORE. WE WILL HAVE TO SELL OUR HOUSE
00:50:05AND WE WILL HAVE TO MOVE
00:50:09SOMEWHERES WHERE TROY CAN FIND WORK. >> Reporter: DID YOU EVER THINK
00:50:13THAT YOU'D MAKE SHAMPOO? >> NO. [LAUGHTER] >> Reporter: HE TRIES TO STAY POSITIVE. >> YOU HAVE TO FIND THE SILVER
00:50:16LININGS IN THINGS BECAUSE, I GUESS IF YOU'RE NEGATIVE ABOUT
00:50:19EVERYTHING AROUND YOU, THAT'S ALL YOU'RE GOING TO SEE.
00:50:21(♪) >> Reporter: BUT WITH SO MANY
00:50:25UNKNOWNS FOR THEM AND OTHERS IN THEIR COMMUNITY, THEY'RE
00:50:29WATCHING CLOSELY TO SEE WHETHER NEW OWNERS WILL TAKE OVER THE
00:50:33MILL AND FOR WHAT COMES NEXT IN THE TRADE WAR.
00:50:36>> Adrienne: NOW TODAY IT WAS
00:50:37THE FINAL DAY ON THE JOB FOR THE
00:50:43REMAINING WORKERS OF THE NACKAWIC MILL.
00:50:46THE COMPANY THAT OWNS IT RECENTLY PUT MORE THAN 100,000
00:50:50ACRES OF TREE-COVERED LAND UP FOR SALE AND A SIGNAL THAT THE UNION SAYS THAT THE COMPANY HAS NO INTENTION OF REOPENING.
00:50:53(♪) >>> WELL, COMING UP, A BRITISH
00:50:56ADVENTURER ENDS AN EPIC
00:50:57EXPEDITION TO SAY THE LEAST.
00:51:00>> OH, BUSHBY COMPLETED HIS 28-YEAR JOURNEY AROUND THE
00:51:04WORLD. >> Adrienne: HIS JOURNEY BACK HOME NEXT IN OUR "MOMENT."
00:51:07(♪) >> Where d
00:54:29>> Adrienne: THAT IS THE BRITISH ADVENTURER KARL BUSHBY HUGGING
00:54:31HIS MOM.
00:54:34NOW HE SET OFF FROM HIS HOME IN 1988
00:54:37WITH A MISSION TO HIKE AROUND THE WORLD.
00:54:39SO AFTER WALKING 50,000
00:54:42KILOMETRES, HE'S FINALLY BACK HOME AFTER 28 YEARS.
00:54:45HIS HOMECOMING AND HIS MOM'S THOUGHTS IN OUR "MOMENT" TONIGHT.
00:54:47[APPLAUSE]
00:54:52>> KARL BUSHBY COMPLETED HIS
00:54:5528-YEAR JOURNEY AROUND THE WORLD
00:54:58FROM THE TIP OF CHILE, BACK HOME
00:55:00TO HULL IN ENGLAND.
00:55:03>> IT'S BEEN A WEEK OF LASTS --
00:55:06THE LAST DAY IN A TENT, LAST DAY ON THE ROAD.
00:55:10>> I HAD ALWAYS WANTED TO WALK WITH HIM EVER SINCE I MET HIM. I WALKED ACROSS GERMANY TO THE
00:55:14TIP -- TO THE EDGE OF BELGIUM.
00:55:18AND I REALLY ENJOYED SEEING WAS
00:55:21KARL SLOWING DOWN.
00:55:27AND IT DIDN'T SEEM REAL THAT IT WAS ACTUALLY GOING TO FINISH AND I STARTED GETTING A LITTLE TEARED UP.
00:55:30HE'S REALLY GETTING HOME.
00:55:31IT'S REALLY HAPPENING.
00:55:35I DIDN'T EXPECT THAT MANY PEOPLE
00:55:37TO BE THERE.
00:55:42HAVING KNOWN HIM FOR SO LONG AND SEEING THE DIFFICULTIES TOO ALONG THE WAY, TO SEE THE END
00:55:46COME INTO FRUITION WAS REALLY TOUCHING. WHEN HE FINALLY SEES HIS MOM -- >> WHERE HAVE I BEEN!
00:55:50>> AND THAT WAS JUST BEAUTIFUL.
00:55:52THE WHOLE THING BECAME SURREAL. >> Adrienne: WHAT A QUESTION --
00:55:56WHERE HAVE YOU BEEN?
00:55:57HOW DO YOU EXPLAIN THAT?
00:56:00SO HE WAS INITIALLY GOING TO SPEND ABOUT 10 YEARS ON THE ROAD
00:56:04AND HE GOT HELD UP BY GUNPOINT IN MEXICO AND DETAINED BY
00:56:07RUSSIAN AUTHORITIES AND WENT
00:56:09THROUGH COVID AND THE FINANCIAL
00:56:13CRISIS, AND HE -- WHAT A WAY TO SEE THE WORLD. AND WHAT A LOT TO GIVE UP. HE JUST MET HIS 12-YEAR-OLD
00:56:16GRANDDAUGHTER FOR THE FIRST TIME. >>> FROM ALL OF US AT "THE NATIONAL," THANKS FOR BEING WITH
00:56:20US. I'M ADRIENNE ARSENAULT. TAKE CARE.
00:56:24(♪)
00:56:26(♪)
01:00:18(♪) >> Adrienne: TONIGHT, A NEW REALITY SINKS IN FOR AMERICANS
01:00:21AFTER THE MIDTERM VOTE BRINGS A SEISMIC SHIFT TO THE U.S.
01:00:23POLITICAL LANDSCAPE.
01:00:28>> IT WASN'T SIMPLY A BLUE WAVE.
01:00:31IT WAS AN AMERICAN TSUNAMI. >> Adrienne: IN THE WAKE OF
01:00:35HISTORIC VICTORIES, NEW POWER AND NEW OPPORTUNITIES FOR
01:00:36DEMOCRATS.
01:00:39BUT ALSO SOME BIG RISKS. >> THEY DIDN'T SEND US TO WASHINGTON FOR POLITICAL
01:00:43RETRIBUTION. >> Adrienne: AND WITH A STUNNING
01:00:46BLOW TO DONALD TRUMP, THE BLAME
01:00:47GAME BEGINS FOR REPUBLICANS.
01:00:50>> THIS IS CLOSE TO AN EXTINCTION LEVEL EVENT.
01:00:54>> Adrienne: PLUS, THE REACTION FROM CANADA. >> I WAS DOING CARTWHEELS DOWN THE STREET.
01:00:57>> Adrienne: BUT COULD IT MEAN
01:00:58MORE LEVERAGE IN THE TRADE WAR?
01:01:02>>> AFTER THE DEADLY FIRE AT CFB WAINWRIGHT, THE NIGHTMARE CONTINUES FOR
01:01:05THOSE WHO SURVIVED.
01:01:08>> A LOT OF US WERE TALKING TO HIM AND REMINDING HIM THAT HE'S SAFE AND THAT HE'S AT THE
01:01:12HOSPITAL. >> Adrienne: A SOLDIER'S FAMILY SPEAKS ABOUT HIS AGONIZING
01:01:14ORDEAL.
01:01:18>>> PLUS, A CHILDREN'S DOCTOR
01:01:20ACCUSED OF UPLOADING CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE MATERIAL. HIS MEDICAL LICENCE NOT
01:01:24SUSPENDED UNTIL SIX MONTHS LATER.
01:01:28>> WHEN IT COMES DOWN TO CRIMES
01:01:29THAT INVOLVE CHILDREN,
01:01:32VOYEURISM, THERE'S CERTAIN CASES
01:01:36WHERE WE HAVE TO OVERREACT. >> Adrienne: THE CBC NEWS INVESTIGATION AND WHY THE
01:01:39EXPERTS SAY THAT THE SYSTEM NEEDS CHANGING. (♪)
01:01:41>> Announcer: FROM CBC NEWS, THIS IS "THE NATIONAL" WITH
01:01:45CHIEF CORRESPONDENT ADRIENNE ARSENAULT. (♪) >> Adrienne: THANKS FOR JOINING
01:01:49US. >>> TONIGHT, DEMOCRATS,
01:01:51REPUBLICANS AND AMERICANS FACE A
01:01:53U.S. POLITICAL SCENARIO THAT WAS
01:01:56UNTHINKABLE JUST MONTHS AGO. DEMOCRATS HAVE WON SWEEPING MAJORITIES IN BOTH CHAMBERS OF
01:02:00CONGRESS. THE BALANCE OF POWER IN
01:02:02WASHINGTON TRANSFORMED.
01:02:07DEMOCRATS DEFENDED SEATS THAT WERE SUPPOSED TO BE VULNERABLE AND FLIPPED DOZENS IN REPUBLICAN
01:02:11STRONGHOLDS ACROSS THE COUNTRY.
01:02:14IN TEXAS, DEMOCRATS ELECTED A SENATOR AND GOVERNOR FOR THE
01:02:18FIRST TIME SINCE THE 1990s. AND NATIONALLY THEY WON THE
01:02:21POPULAR VOTE BY MARGINS NOT SEEN
01:02:22SINCE THE 1970s.
01:02:26THE GOP NOW TRYING TO RECKON
01:02:26WITH THE RESULTS.
01:02:31THE U.S. PRESIDENT SPOKE LITTLE OF THEM AS HE GAVE THE MEDIA A
01:02:33TOUR OF THE PALATIAL BALLROOM HE
01:02:35IS ADDING TO THE WHITE HOUSE. SO WE'LL HAVE MORE ON THE
01:02:38REPUBLICAN RECKONING, BUT, FIRST, KATIE SIMPSON HAS THE DEMOCRATS' MOMENT OF TRIUMPH.
01:02:42(♪)
01:02:43[Cheers and Applause]
01:02:46>> Reporter: OH, HOW THEY PARTIED IN TEXAS.
01:02:49[HORNS]
01:02:52>> Reporter: THE KIND OF
01:02:54CELEBRATION THAT DEMOCRATS HERE
01:02:57HAD ONLY DARED TO DREAM OF. >> WE'VE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS MOMENT FOR SO LONG.
01:03:01I MEAN, I WAS TERRIFIED THE WHOLE ENTIRE NIGHT AND I WAS, LIKE, IS IT GOING TO BE
01:03:05POSSIBLE? AND WE SHOWED UP, WE DID IT.
01:03:09>> Reporter: DEMOCRATS SCORING MASSIVE UPSETS IN SOLIDLY
01:03:12REPUBLICAN TERRITORY. >> WE JUST PROVED THAT ALL OF
01:03:16THE MONEY IN THE WORLD IS NO MATCH FOR THE PEOPLE OF TEXAS.
01:03:19[Cheers and Applause] >> Reporter: ACROSS THE BOARD
01:03:22RESOUNDING VICTORIES, SEIZING CONTROL OF BOTH THE SENATE AND
01:03:25THE HOUSE. >> MICHIGAN, WE DID IT!
01:03:28[Cheers and Applause] >> Reporter: ALONG WITH HISTORIC
01:03:31MOMENTS. THE FIRST MUSLIM ELECTED TO THE
01:03:33SENATE.
01:03:35A WIN ABDUL El-SAYED RELISHED AFTER RELENTLESS ATTACKS BY THE
01:03:38VICE-PRESIDENT.
01:03:44>> J. D., HABIBI, THERE'S A
01:03:51DELICIOUS IRONY IN THE FACT THAT YOU'RE CONSTITUTIONALLY
01:03:55OBLIGATED TO SWEAR ME IN IN JANUARY. >> Reporter: AS THE HANGOVER
01:03:59WEARS OFF, REALITY IS ABOUT TO
01:04:01SET IN. >> WE HAVE FIVE WORDS FOR THE AMERICAN PEOPLE -- RELIEF IS ON
01:04:04THE WAY. >> Reporter: DEMOCRATS SAY THEY
01:04:07WILL PRIORITIZE AFFORDABILITY, BASED ON WHAT THEY HAVE HEARD FROM VOTERS THROUGHOUT THIS
01:04:11CAMPAIGN. >> THEY DIDN'T SEND US TO
01:04:14WASHINGTON FOR POLITICAL RETRIBUTION.
01:04:17THEY SENT US TO WASHINGTON TO
01:04:19LOWER COSTS, TO ROOT OUT CORRUPTION, AND TO GET THIS
01:04:22ECONOMY BACK ON TRACK.
01:04:24AND THAT NEEDS TO BE OUR FOCUS. >> Reporter: AND FOR NOW THE
01:04:26DEMOCRATS ARE LOWERING EXPECTATIONS THEY'LL USE THEIR
01:04:31POWERS IN AN ATTEMPT TO IMPEACH THE PRESIDENT.
01:04:33>> I HEN'T HAD A SINGLE MEMBER OF THE HOUSE DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS
01:04:36TALK TO ME ABOUT IMPEACHMENT.
01:04:40>> Reporter: BUT DONALD TRUMP AND MEMBERS OF HIS ADMINISTRATION ARE BEING PUT ON
01:04:43NOTICE TO BE POTENTIAL TARGETS
01:04:44OF CONGRESSIONAL INVESTIGATIONS.
01:04:48ROBERT GARCIA, THE DEMOCRAT POISED TO RUN THE POWERFUL
01:04:51OVERSIGHT COMMITTEE, SAYS THAT HE'S READY TO TAKE ON THE TRUMP
01:04:54CRIME FAMILY -- CORPORATE CORRUPTION AND DHS AND I.C.E.
01:04:58ABUSES AND THE COVER-UP OF THE
01:05:03EPSTEIN FILES, ADDING "LAWYER UP."
01:05:07BASED ON WHAT WE HEARD FROM THE VOTERS HERE IN TEXAS AND OUT ON OTHER DEPLOYMENTS, THERE ARE SOME AMERICANS WHO ARE INTERESTED IN SEEING FIGURES
01:05:10WITHIN THE TRUMP ADMINISTRATION TO BE INVESTIGATED AND SOME POLICY DECISIONS TO BE EXAMINED
01:05:14VERY CLOSELY.
01:05:17BUT OVERWHELMINGLY THE BIGGEST CONCERN THAT WE'VE HEARD ABOUT TIME AND TIME AGAIN IS THE
01:05:20COST-OF-LIVING CRISIS.
01:05:24>> Adrienne: AND, KATIE, YOU HAVE BEEN IN THE LONESTAR STATE FOR A WHILE NOW.
01:05:27WHAT STANDS OUT TO YOU PARTICULARLY TODAY ABOUT HOW THE VOTERS THERE ARE FEELING RIGHT
01:05:31NOW? >> Reporter: THERE'S A LIGHTNESS TO THE CELEBRATIONS BY
01:05:34DEMOCRATS.
01:05:38MANY HAVE COMPARED THIS MOMENT TO WHAT IT FELT LIKE WHEN BARACK
01:05:42OBAMA WAS ELECTED BACK IN 2008. IT'S THE SAME KIND OF VIBE.
01:05:45FOR PEOPLE WHO DON'T SUPPORT
01:05:47DONALD TRUMP OR THE M.A.G.A.
01:05:50MOVEMENT, THESE YEARS HAVE BEEN VERY DARK. AND FOR THE FIRST TIME IN A LONG
01:05:53TIME THEY FEEL THAT THEY HAVE SOME HOPE. >> Adrienne: THANK YOU. THAT IS KATIE SIMPSON IN AUSTIN,
01:05:56TEXAS, TONIGHT.
01:05:59>>> LIGHTNESS AND HOPE -- NOT THE WORDS THAT YOU'D LIKELY USE FOR THE REPUBLICANS TONIGHT.
01:06:03SOME OF THE PARTY ARE TRYING TO FOCUS ON FIGURING OUT WHAT WENT WRONG.
01:06:07BUT AS KATIE NICHOLSON SHOWS US, THE U.S. PRESIDENT'S ATTENTION
01:06:10APPEARS TO BE ELSEWHERE. >> Reporter: THE DAY AFTER A
01:06:14STUNNING POLITICAL DRUBBING, U.S. PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP -- >> President Trump: NOW I
01:06:18ENVISION CHANDELIERS ALL OVER. >> Reporter: SEEMING MORE
01:06:22INTERESTED IN HIS BALLROOM. >> President Trump: IT WILL BE
01:06:23THE MOST BEAUTIFUL BALLROOM
01:06:27I THINK ANYWHERE IN THE WORLD.
01:06:33>> Reporter: PRESSED ON THE CATASTROPHIC REPUBLICAN LOSSES IN THE HOUSE AND THE SENATE, HE DID HAVE A THEORY. >> President Trump: IF I WERE ON
01:06:37THE BALLOT, WE WOULD HAVE WON. >> Reporter: THOUGH HE REPEATEDLY TOLD VOTERS AT RALLIES TO ACT LIKE HE WAS.
01:06:40>> President Trump: PLEASE PRETEND THAT I'M ON THE
01:06:42FRICKIN' BALLOT, WILL YOU?
01:06:47PRETEND. THERE WAS SUCH LOVE AT THOSE RALLIES.
01:06:50IT WAS INCREDIBLE. WE WEREN'T ABLE TO TRANSFER THE LOVE TO CANDIDATES.
01:06:54>> Reporter: THAT'S ONE POSSIBLE EXPLANATION BUT THERE ARE OTHERS.
01:06:58>> IT'S A TOTAL REPUDIATION OF DONALD TRUMP -- TOTAL
01:07:02REPUDIATION OF HIS -- I THINK HIS TARIFFS AND HIS WAR ON IRAN AND HIS CORRUPTION AND HIS VANITY.
01:07:05AND THE COST OF LIVING. >> Reporter: TRUMPISM AND ITS
01:07:09DRAG ON THE GOP BEING BLAMED FOR REPUBLICAN WIPEOUTS IN STATE
01:07:12RACES LIKE ARIZONA.
01:07:15>> THAT'S TRUMP'S FAULT. THERE'S NO ONE ELSE TO BLAME FOR THIS.
01:07:19>> Reporter: IS THIS THE END OF M.A.G.A.? >> IT SHOULD BE THE END OF
01:07:22M.A.G.A. AND IT SHOULD BE THE
01:07:24END OF THESE FOLKS, YOU KNOW, TAKING CONTROL AND THEN LOSING
01:07:27RACE AFTER RACE. BUT THE PROBLEM IS THAT THEY
01:07:31HAVE SUCH A FIRM CONTROL ON THE PARTY APPARATUS RIGHT NOW.
01:07:33>> Reporter: THE LONG-TIME REPUBLICAN PRESIDENTIAL HOPEFULS
01:07:37ARE TAKING STOCK OF THE DAMAGE. >> THIS IS CLOSE TO AN
01:07:39EXTINCTION LEVEL EVENT FOR REPUBLICANS IN MANY PARTS OF THE
01:07:43COUNTRY AS WE HAVE SEEN PROBABLY
01:07:44IN THE LAST HUNDRED YEARS.
01:07:48>> Reporter: AND THEN THERE'S ELON MUSK WHO POURED NEARLY HALF A BILLION INTO THE REPUBLICAN
01:07:51RACES. ON TUESDAY HE POSTED "VOTE RED
01:07:55TODAY" AND NOW THAT POST
01:07:56APPARENTLY DELETED.
01:07:59THE FINGER POINTING HAS BEGUN. IN A POST, VICE-PRESIDENT J.D.
01:08:03VANCE BLAMED TRUMP'S WAR WITH IRAN.
01:08:07THE REASON WE LOST IS THE WAR,
01:08:10AND ANY HONEST CONVERSATION ABOUT WHERE WE GO FROM HERE MUST START THERE.
01:08:13>> President Trump: I THINK IT'S LARGELY TRUE, BECAUSE IT DROVE THE GASOLINE UP A LITTLE BIT
01:08:16SHORT TERM.
01:08:18AND PROBABLY THAT'S -- PROBABLY,
01:08:22IT'S TRUE. BUT AT THE SAME TIME IF I HAD TO DO IT AGAIN, I'D HAVE TO DO IT AGAIN.
01:08:26>> Reporter: SO WITHOUT THE HOUSE AND THE SENATE, THIS PRESIDENT MAY BE ON A SHORTER LEASH THAN OTHER PRESIDENTS WHEN
01:08:30THEY ENTER THAT LAME DUCK PERIOD, THE FINAL TWO YEARS IN
01:08:32OFFICE. >> Adrienne: ALTHOUGH, KATIE,
01:08:35HE'S ALREADY MENTIONED SEVERAL TIMES NOW THAT HE HAS THIS VETO POWER?
01:08:38>> Reporter: YEAH. THE PRESIDENT CAN REJECT ANY
01:08:41LEGISLATION PASSED BY CONGRESS, BUT NOT IF IT HAS A TWO-THIRDS
01:08:44MAJORITY IN BOTH CHAMBERS.
01:08:46OF COURSE THE DEMOCRATS DON'T
01:08:50HAVE THOSE NUMBERS, BUT THEY CAN
01:08:55REACH ACROSS THE AISLE AND IS SEE IF THERE'S REPUBLICANS THAT DON'T MIND CROSSING A PRESIDENT
01:08:59WHOSE POWER MAY BE WANING. BUT THE PRESIDENT DID SAY EARLIER TODAY THAT HE WAS WILLING TO WORK WITH DEMOCRATS. >> Adrienne: ALL RIGHT, WE WILL SEE.
01:09:02THAT IS KATIE NICHOLSON IN COLUMBUS, OHIO.
01:09:06>>> WE'LL GO DEEPER INTO THE NEW POLITICAL REALITY IN WASHINGTON
01:09:09WITH TWO U.S. POLITICAL
01:09:11INSIDERS, THAT IS COMING UP IN ABOUT 20 MINUTES.
01:09:14>>> SO ALL OF THIS, OF COURSE, HAS IMPLICATIONS FOR THIS COUNTRY AND FOR THE ONGOING
01:09:17TRADE WAR WITH WASHINGTON. CANADA-U.S. TRADE MINISTER
01:09:21DOMINIC LeBLANC SAYS THAT OTTAWA'S APPROACH TO LANDING A
01:09:24DEAL ISN'T CHANGING. BUT AS KATE McKENNA EXPLAINS, THE BLUE WAVE COULD COME WITH
01:09:28SOME BIG ADVANTAGES FOR CANADA.
01:09:33>> Reporter: CANADIAN OFFICIALS WOKE UP TO A NEW POLITICAL
01:09:35REALITY SOUTH OF THE BORDER.
01:09:39JUST AS U.S. TRADE TALKS START AGAIN.
01:09:41>> WE OBVIOUSLY TOOK NOTE OF THE ELECTION RESULTS IN THE UNITED
01:09:44STATES. AND I PROBABLY STAYED UP TOO LATE.
01:09:48>> Reporter: BUT THE CANADA-U.S. TRADE MINISTER SAYS THAT OTTAWA
01:09:50ISN'T MAKING ANY ASSUMPTIONS AND
01:09:52IT'S NOT CHANGING ITS STRATEGY.
01:09:56>> JUST NOT UP FOR CANADIANS TO TRY AND TO READ INTO WHY
01:09:59PARTICULAR AMERICAN VOTERS WENT IN A PARTICULAR DIRECTION.
01:10:03>> NOT ONLY THE AMERICAN PEOPLE WON, BUT CANADIANS WON ACROSS THE BOARD.
01:10:07>> Reporter: ONTARIO'S PREMIER SEES IT DIFFERENTLY.
01:10:09>> I WAS DOING CARTWHEELS DOWN
01:10:13THE 12R50E9. AND IF YOU HAVE EVER SEEN A BIG GUY LIKE ME DOING
01:10:16CARTWHEELS AND JUMPING UP AND DOWN WHEN THE RESULTS WERE COMING IN.
01:10:19>> Reporter:BUT THE QUESTION NOW AS THE NEGOTIATIONS RESUME -- DID TUESDAY'S TOUGH RESULT FOR
01:10:23DONALD TRUMP'S REPUBLICANS STRENGTHEN CANADA'S HAND? >> NOTHING IS GOING AWAY
01:10:26IMMEDIATELY.
01:10:29ON THE OTHER HAND, THERE'S ABSOLUTELY SOME NET POSITIVES
01:10:32HERE FOR CANADA. >> Reporter: TRUMP STILL HOLDS
01:10:36CONSIDERABLE POWER TO IMPOSE TARIFFS THROUGH EXECUTIVE
01:10:38ORDERS.
01:10:41THE DEMOCRATS SAY THAT FINDING A WAY TO LIFT THEM IS A PRIORITY.
01:10:44>> THAT'S ONE OF THE REASONS THAT WE WON CONGRESS BACK BECAUSE WE'RE GOING TO PUT AN
01:10:47END TO THESE TARIFFS. >> Reporter: INCLUDING PLANS TO INTRODUCE A BILL, EVEN IF IT
01:10:51COULD BE VETOED BY THE PRESIDENT.
01:10:54>> MY VIEW IS THAT WE FOCUS ON
01:10:56CONCRETE LEGISLATION THAT'S BENEFICIAL TO EVERYBODY.
01:11:00>> Reporter: DEMOCRATS ALSO WON IN KEY AUTO STATES LIKE MICHIGAN.
01:11:03AS AUTO SECTOR TARIFFS ARE EXPECTED TO BE A KEY STICKING
01:11:06POINT IN THE NEGOTIATIONS.
01:11:08>> IT WOULD BE PRUDENT FOR US NOT TO GO AND SIGN SOMETHING
01:11:11OVER THE NEXT FEW DAYS. LET'S SEE WHAT THE NEXT WEEK OR SO LOOKS LIKE.
01:11:15>> Pierre Poilievre: WE HAVE MASSIVE LEVERAGE IN THE FORM OF THE GOODWILL OF THE AMERICAN
01:11:19PEOPLE. >> Reporter: NOW THE CARNEY GOVERNMENT WILL HAVE TO
01:11:22DECIDE -- ACCEPT A DEAL WITH SOME TRUMP TARIFFS AND GET
01:11:24RELIEF FASTER.
01:11:28OR TRY TO WAIT IT OUT AND SEE WHAT HAPPENS WHEN THE DEMOCRATS TAKE CONTROL OF CONGRESS. KATE McKENNA, CBC NEWS,
01:11:32OTTAWA. >> Adrienne: AS WE'VE BEEN
01:11:35HEARING, THE IRAN WAR IS BEING BLAMED FOR THE REPUBLICANS' POOR
01:11:38MIDTERM PERFORMANCE. EVEN THOUGH DONALD TRUMP SAYS
01:11:41THAT HE HAS NO REGRETS.
01:11:44CHRIS BROWN NOW ON THE GROWING UNCERTAINTY OVER WHAT COMES NEXT FOR THE CONFLICT.
01:11:46[CHANTING]
01:11:50>> Reporter: IN TEHRAN THAT MESSAGE OF DEFIANCE AIMS TO
01:11:53WOUND DONALD TRUMP POLITICALLY.
01:11:56SOME HERE BELIEVE THAT IT'S WORKING. >>(SPEAKING ALTERNATE LANGUAGE).
01:12:00>> Reporter: "WE'VE WON OVER PUBLIC OPINION AROUND THE WORLD," SHE SAID, "THAT'S OUR GREATEST VICTORY."
01:12:04>>(SPEAKING ALTERNATE LANGUAGE).
01:12:07>> Reporter: "AMERICA'S OVERALL POLICY TOWARDS IRAN REMAINS UNCHANGED, ONLY THE METHODS
01:12:11DIFFER," HE SAID.
01:12:15THE SITUATION IN THE STRAIT OF HORMUZ IS VOLATILE.
01:12:17NEITHER PEACE NOR WAR.
01:12:20ON THE EVE OF THE MIDTERMS, THE U.S. STRUCK AN IRANIAN MILITARY
01:12:24INSTALLATION ON A STRATEGIC ISLAND. [BOMBING]
01:12:28>> Reporter: THE U.S. NAVY CONTINUES TO BLOCK IRAN'S PORTS
01:12:31WHILE IRAN HAS ATTACKED INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING WITH
01:12:33DRONES AND MINES.
01:12:36BUT IN HIS POST ON WEDNESDAY, VICE-PRESIDENT J.D. VANCE
01:12:40APPEARED TO FRAME THE MIDTERM LOSSES AS A REFERENDUM ON A WAR
01:12:44THAT AMERICANS WANT ENDED. "EVERYONE KNOWS WHY WE LOST, AND
01:12:47ANY HONEST CONVERSATION ABOUT WHERE WE GO FROM HERE MUST START
01:12:51THERE." TRUMP SAID AS MUCH HIMSELF.
01:12:55>> President Trump: WELL, YOU HAVE NO CHOICE. I MEAN, I THOUGHT THAT THE OIL
01:12:58WOULD GO UP A LOT MORE AND I DID IT ON THAT BASIS. YOU HAVE NO CHOICE.
01:13:02>> Reporter: IT ALL HELPS IRAN'S NEGOTIATING POSITION, SAYS THIS ANALYST.
01:13:06>> IN A SENSE THIS REPRESENTS AN
01:13:07OPPORTUNITY FOR DIPLOMACY.
01:13:12SOMETHING MAJOR HAS JUST HAPPENED IN AMERICAN POLITICS. >> Reporter: QATARI MEDIATORS
01:13:16ARE PUSHING FOR COMPROMISES ON IRAN'S NUCLEAR PROGRAMME AND LIFTING SANCTIONS AND REOPENING
01:13:18THE STRAIT. BUT TRUMP'S BOTTOM LINES REMAIN
01:13:22UNCERTAIN. >> HE HASN'T ARTICULATED WHAT HE
01:13:25WANTS.
01:13:28HOW DOES VICTORY LOOK LIKE? IS IT THE
01:13:32OPENING THE STRAIT OF HORMUZ? IS IT THE TEHRAN REGIME COLLAPSING? WHAT IS IT? >> Reporter: DESPITE LOSING
01:13:35CONGRESS, DONALD TRUMP STILL HAS CONSIDERABLE POWERS TO SHAPE
01:13:38FOREIGN POLICY AND TO WAGE WAR. HE COULD DECIDE TO ESCALATE
01:13:42MILITARILY AGAINST IRAN, AND WHILE HE COULD ORDER MORE
01:13:46STRIKES, WAGING A LONGER WAR WITHOUT CONGRESSIONAL SUPPORT WOULD BE DIFFICULT.
01:13:50CHRIS BROWN, CBC NEWS, LONDON.
01:13:54>> Adrienne: ONE OF THE FOUR ARMED SERVICES MEMBERS KILLED IN
01:13:58A FIRE AT CFB WAINWRIGHT WAS HONOURED TODAY AT A MILITARY
01:14:00FUNERAL SERVICE. >> NO MATTER HOW DIFFICULT
01:14:03THINGS GOT, SHAUN ALWAYS HAD A WAY OF LIFTING SPIRITS OF THOSE
01:14:06AROUND HIM.
01:14:09SOMETIMES AS A JOKE, SOMETIMES AS A FEW WORDS OF ENCOURAGEMENT,
01:14:13AND SOMETIMES IT WAS SIMPLY HIS DETERMINATION TO PUSH FORWARD.
01:14:16>> Adrienne: PRIVATE SHAUN
01:14:17FARRELL, AGED JUST 23, SERVED
01:14:20WITH THE PRINCESS PATRICIA LIGHT
01:14:24INFANTRY BASED IN EDMONTON. HIS UNIT HAD BEEN TAKING PART IN LIVE FIRE TRAINING AT THE BASE
01:14:27AND PREPARING FOR A DEPLOYMENT
01:14:28TO LATVIA.
01:14:33>>> THE REMAINS OF PRIVATE AIDAN GOULDING, ALSO 23, WERE FLOWN TO
01:14:35THE VANCOUVER AIRPORT TODAY AND
01:14:39THEN TAKEN BY MOTORCADE TO A
01:14:42FUNERAL HOME IN NEW WESTMINSTER. TWO OTHERS WERE KILLED AND 39 INJURED WHEN A GRASS FIRE GREW OUT OF CONTROL AT THE BASE IN
01:14:46WAINWRIGHT, ALBERTA.
01:14:49TODAY THE CANADIAN ARMED FORCES
01:14:50SAID THAT 14 OF THE INJURED PERSONNEL HAVE
01:14:53BEEN RELEASED FROM HOSPITAL. FOUR OTHERS HAVE BEEN MOVED TO HEALTHCARE FACILITIES IN B.C.
01:14:57AND ONTARIO TO BE CLOSER TO
01:15:02FAMILY AND LOVED ONES. >>> WELL, PRIVATE LIAM RAMAGE IS
01:15:05AMONG THOSE STILL IN HOSPITAL STRICKEN WITH SEVERE INJURIES
01:15:08THAT ARE DIFFICULT TO EVEN HEAR
01:15:10ABOUT AND THAT MAKES HIS FUTURE UNCERTAIN.
01:15:14JULIA WONG SAT DOWN WITH HIS MOM
01:15:16AND HIS WIFE AS THEY SHARED AN
01:15:19AGONIZING MIXTURE OF ANGUISH AND HOPE. >> Reporter: CHERYL RAMAGE IS
01:15:22STUCK IN A NIGHTMARE, AFTER HER
01:15:2627-YEAR-OLD SON, PRIVATE LIAM
01:15:29RAMAGE, WAS SEVERELY INJURED IN
01:15:35THE FIRE AT CFB WAINWRIGHT. >> HE WAS NOT RECOGNIZABLE AND WE IDENTIFIED HIM BY HIS TOES. >> Reporter: RAMAGE HAS THIRD
01:15:38AND FOURTH DEGREE BURNS TO ROUGHLY 40% OF HIS BODY,
01:15:42INCLUDING HIS FACE, HANDS AND LEGS.
01:15:45HE HAS PNEUMONIA, WENT THROUGH
01:15:49THREE SURGERIES AND THREE STROKES,
01:15:51AND CAN BARELY MOVE, SEE OR
01:15:55SPEAK. >> A LOT OF US TALKING TO HIM, REMINDING HIM THAT HE'S SAFE AND THAT HE'S AT THE HOSPITAL. >> Reporter: THE NIGHT OF THE
01:15:59DEADLY FIRE HAUNTS HIS MEMORY.
01:16:01>> HE DOES SAY THAT HE REMEMBERS IT.
01:16:04HE DOES SAY THAT HE
01:16:06THINKS ABOUT IT, BEING LOCKED IN
01:16:09YOUR OWN MIND IS A FORM OF TORTURE, RIGHT?
01:16:12SO JUST WHAT CAN WE DO FOR YOU
01:16:16TO HELP YOU TO GET THROUGH THIS. AND, I MEAN, HIS MENTAL HEALTH IS GOING TO HAVE TO BE ADDRESSED
01:16:19RIGHT AWAY. >> Reporter: THEY PLAY A RADIO
01:16:22TO DISTRACT HIM, CLASSIC ROCK
01:16:25AND NHL GAMES OF HIS BELOVED MONTRÉAL CANADIENS AND THEY'RE
01:16:29CLINGING TO THE SMALL THINGS. >> HE MOUTHED MY NAME WHEN I WAS
01:16:33IN THERE WITH MY DAD AND THAT
01:16:38WAS, LIKE, SHOCKING FOR ME. AND I DID HAVE A REALLY GOOD CRY AFTER. >> Reporter: ARE EITHER OF YOU
01:16:41ABLE TO THINK ABOUT WHAT THE FUTURE LOOKS LIKE AND WHAT IT
01:16:45HOLDS?
01:16:49>> YOU CAN'T AT THIS POINT. IT IS SO UNPREDICTABLE.
01:16:53YOU KNOW, HE'S GOT A STROKE, IS HE GOING TO BE ABLE TO WALK AGAIN? IS HE GOING TO LOSE HIS FINGERS.
01:16:56>> Reporter: LIAM HAD ALWAYS DREAMED OF BEING IN THE
01:16:59MILITARY. DID YOU EVER IMAGINE THAT SOMETHING LIKE THAT WOULD HAPPEN
01:17:02ON CANADIAN SOIL? >> NO.
01:17:06I NEVER DREAMT SOMETHING WOULD BE TWO HOURS FROM HOME -- NO.
01:17:10>> Reporter: FOR NOW THEY AREN'T FOCUSED ON THE FIRE OR THE
01:17:14INVESTIGATIONS INTO IT. >> WE'LL HAVE QUESTIONS LATER,
01:17:17BUT WE ARE DEFINITELY FOCUSED ON LIAM. >> Reporter: AND BOTH SAY THAT THIS REMEMBRANCE DAY WILL HOLD
01:17:21NEW MEANING FOR THEM. >> HOLD YOUR FAMILY A LITTLE
01:17:25CLOSER. YOU NEVER KNOW WHAT COULD
01:17:29HAPPEN, HONESTLY.
01:17:33>> I DIDN'T HOPE THAT THIS WOULD HAPPEN TO MY SON, I WISH IT HADN'T, BUT I'M PROUD FOR HIM.
01:17:37>> Reporter: JULIA WONG, CBC NEWS, EDMONTON.
01:17:41>> Adrienne: TWO HOSPITALS IN B.C.'S NORTHERN INTERIOR WENT
01:17:44INTO MASS CASUALTY MODE AFTER A
01:17:46BUS CRASH INJURED 20 PEOPLE. IT HAPPENED AROUND 9:00 THIS
01:17:50MORNING SOUTH OF MacKENZIE AND
01:17:53NOW POLICE SAY THAT THE BUS WENT
01:17:56INTO A DITCH, BUT IT IS STILL TOO EARLY TO KNOW WHY. MORE THAN A DOZEN AMBULANCES AND
01:18:00AIR AMBULANCES RESPONDED. OPERATORS OF A NEARBY DATA CENTRE CONFIRMED THAT THE SHUTTLE BUS HAD BEEN CHARTERED
01:18:03TO TRANSPORT ITS WORKERS.
01:18:08>>> AND CONDOLENCES ARE POURING IN FOR THE FAMILY OF A MOTHER AND DAUGHTER WHO DIED IN A
01:18:12SUSPECTED GRIZZLY BEAR ATTACK IN
01:18:12BELLA COOLA, B.C.
01:18:16CREWS ARE CONTINUING TO SEARCH FOR THE BEAR OR THE BEARS
01:18:19RESPONSIBLE FOR KILLING
01:18:2248-YEAR-OLD JENNIFER BALCARAS
01:18:24AND 20-YEAR-OLD SALEH REED.
01:18:27IN THE MEANTIME, LOCAL LEADERS
01:18:29ARE RECOMMENDING A NON-MANDATORY
01:18:31CURFEW OF 8:00 P.M., JUST TO
01:18:33HELP TO KEEP EVERYONE SAFE. >>> THE CARNEY GOVERNMENT IS SET
01:18:37TO TABLE A SECOND BUDGET ON THURSDAY.
01:18:39AND WE'RE LEARNING MORE ABOUT WHERE IT PLANS TO FOCUS ITS SPENDING AND WHO STANDS TO BENEFIT.
01:18:42ASHLEY BURKE NOW WITH WHAT WE KNOW AND THE POLITICAL STAKES FOR THE PRIME MINISTER.
01:18:45[APPLAUSE]
01:18:51[Speaking French] >> Reporter: THE FINANCE
01:18:54MINISTER'S VERSION OF AN AGE-OLD TRADITION.
01:18:56AHEAD OF THURSDAY'S BUDGET, FRANÇOIS-PHILIPPE CHAMPAGNE
01:19:00HELPING TO MAKE A PAIR O
01:19:03CANADIAN SHOES -- >> THIS IS MADE HERE --
01:19:07>> Reporter: BEFORE PICKING OUT A PAIR OF HIS OWN. >> TOMORROW IS A BIG DAY, A BIG DAY FOR OUR COUNTRY.
01:19:10YOU KNOW, MASTERS OF OUR DESTINY, WHAT IS HAPPENING IN THE WORLD.
01:19:14>> Reporter: HE IS PITCHING TO BUILD UP CANADA'S SOVEREIGNTY
01:19:15DURING DONALD TRUMP'S TRADE WAR.
01:19:18>> WE NEED TO INVEST IN GROWTH
01:19:20AND WE NEED TO INVEST ALONGSIDE
01:19:23BUSINESSES AND EXPORTS AND WE
01:19:25NEED TO TAKE CARE OF CANADIANS.
01:19:28AND MAKE LIFE MORE AFFORDABLE. >> BUY CANADIAN.
01:19:32>> EXACTLY, I LOVE THAT.
01:19:35>> Reporter: CHAMPAGNE SAID THAT IT INCLUDES HELP FOR SMALL BUSINESSES, A SENIOR GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL TOLD CBC NEWS THAT THERE WILL ALSO BE NEW AFFORDABILITY MEASURES AND
01:19:39INVESTMENTS IN DEFENCE,
01:19:39INFRASTRUCTURE AND CULTURE.
01:19:45>> HE'S TRIED TO CONVINCE CANADIANS THAT WE GET OUT OF THE MESS THAT TRUMP HAS PUT US IN BY
01:19:48SHOVELING MORE MONEY, RESOURCES AND CORPORATE WELFARE TO THE
01:19:52BIGGEST C.E.O.s AND INVESTORS. AND HE WANTS US TO BELIEVE THAT
01:19:54THIS TIME -- THIS TIME -- IT WILL TRICKLE DOWN TO BENEFIT ALL
01:19:57CANADIANS. >> Reporter: THE N.D.P. IS
01:20:01PUSHING FOR PUBLICLY RUN GROCERY STORES WHILE THE CONSERVATIVES
01:20:04WANT ALL FEDERAL FUEL TAXES CUT
01:20:05UNTIL CANADA DAY.
01:20:09>> Pierre Poilievre: SAVE YOU MONEY, SAVE YOU MONEY, SAVE YOU MONEY, THAT'S OUR MISSION AS
01:20:11CONSERVATIVES.
01:20:14>> ALL OF THE UNCERTAINTIES -- >> Reporter: THIS POLLSTER SAYS THAT AFFORDABILITY IS STILL THE
01:20:17TOP ISSUE FOR MOST CANADIANS AND THEY WANT TO SEE IF THE GOVERNMENT IS DELIVERING ON ITS AGENDA.
01:20:20>> I DO THINK THAT THE PUBLIC IS STILL ASKING THEMSELVES AND
01:20:24WONDERING HOW LONG IS IT GOING
01:20:25TO TAKE BEFORE WE START TO SEE
01:20:31THESE IDEAS AND THE THINGS THAT HAVE BEEN HAPPENING OVER THE LAST TWO YEARS START TO BEAR FRUIT. >> Reporter: THE PRIME MINISTER
01:20:34HAS PROMISED TO BALANCE THE OPERATING BUDGET BY 2028, A YEAR
01:20:36AHEAD OF SCHEDULE.
01:20:41AND WHEN THE GOVERNMENT OPENS UP ITS
01:20:45BOOKS, THE PUBLIC WILL WANT TO SEE HOW HE PLANS TO GET THERE AND AT WHAT COST. ASHLEY BURKE, CBC NEWS, OTTAWA.
01:20:48>> Adrienne: CERTAINLY SMALL BUSINESSES WILL BE WATCHING THE BUDGET CLOSELY, HOPING FOR
01:20:52RELIEF FROM RISING COSTS AND MOUNTING FINANCIAL PRESSURES.
01:20:55AS PHILIPPE de MONTIGNY
01:20:57EXPLAINS, OTTAWA IS SIGNALLING
01:21:00HELP IS COMING, BUT WHETHER IT WILL BE ENOUGH REMAINS TO BE
01:21:03SEEN. >> Reporter: KARLA BRIONISS OWNS
01:21:05TWO PET FOOD STORES IN THE
01:21:09OTTAWA REGION. SHE IS HOPING THAT THE FEDERAL
01:21:13BUDGET WILL LOWER THE TAX BURDEN
01:21:15AND IMPROVE CASH FLOW FOR SMALL BUSINESSES. >> THE CASH FLOW IS REALLY TIGHT
01:21:19SO WE NEED TO BE STRATEGIC ON WHERE WE SPEND. >> Reporter: THE CANADIAN
01:21:22FEDERATION OF INDEPENDENT BUSINESS IS CALLING ON THE
01:21:25FEDERAL GOVERNMENT TO REDUCE THE
01:21:27SMALL BUSINESS TAX RATE FROM 9%
01:21:31TO 6%, RETURN COUNTER TARIFF
01:21:33REVENUE TO IMPACTED BUSINESSES, AND TO LOWER EMPLOYMENT
01:21:36INSURANCE PREMIUMS FOR SMALLER EMPLOYERS.
01:21:39>> THE VAST MAJORITY OF SMALL BUSINESS OWNERS SAY THEY WOULD
01:21:43RE-INVEST THAT MONEY INTO THEIR
01:21:44OPERATION.
01:21:49>> Reporter: AND THEY ARE HOPING TO TAP INTO THE RECENTLY
01:21:51ANNOUNCED PRODUCTIVITY
01:21:55MEGA-DEDUCTION. THE IDEA IS TO ALLOW BUSINESSES TO IMMEDIATELY TO WRITE OFF THE FULL COST OF NEW EQUIPMENT,
01:21:58MACHINERY, AND SOFTWARE.
01:22:02>> I WANT TO INVEST IN NEW
01:22:05FREEZERS AND I WANT TO INVEST IN
01:22:08A NEW P.O.S. SYSTEM, AND I KNOW THAT I'LL GET THAT TAX CREDIT ON YEAR ONE. >> THESE ARE TAX DOLLARS THAT
01:22:12ARE PAYING FOR THESE NEW MACHINES. WE HAVE TO MAKE
01:22:16SURE THAT THERE'S A CUSTOMER AT THE END OF THE TUNNEL. >> Reporter: THIS TEXTILES AND CLOTHING BUSINESS IS STILL
01:22:20HURTING FROM U.S. TARIFFS. NEARLY TWO-THIRDS OF ITS CUSTOMERS ARE AMERICAN.
01:22:23THE C.E.O. IS HOPING FOR MORE
01:22:29HELP TO PIVOT TO NEW MARKETS. LIKE EUROPE.
01:22:30INCENTIVIZING INVESTMENT TO
01:22:33IMPROVE THE COUNTRY'S PRODUCTIVITY IS KEY.
01:22:37BUT IT'S NO EASY TASK, ACCORDING TO THIS ECONOMIST. >> WE NEED ABOUT $2 TRILLION OF INVESTMENT IN CANADA OVER THE
01:22:40NEXT TWO YEARS.
01:22:45THAT'S THE BARE MINIMUM NOT TO FALL FURTHER BEHIND. SO IT'S NOT GOING TO BE A MAGIC
01:22:49WAND THAT IS GOING TO HAPPEN. >> WE'RE GOING TO GO BEYOND. >> Reporter: EARLIER THIS WEEK
01:22:52CANADA'S FINANCE MINISTER HINTED THAT MORE IS COMING TO HELP
01:22:55SMALL AND MEDIUM-SIZED BUSINESSES, WHICH MAKE UP
01:22:58ROUGHLY TWO-THIRDS OF ALL PRIVATE SECTOR EMPLOYMENT IN
01:23:00THIS COUNTRY. PHILIPPE de MONTIGNY, CBC
01:23:04NEWS, TORONTO.
01:23:08>> Adrienne: FOR A FULL BREAKDOWN OF THE BUDGET YOU CAN JOIN ROSEMARY BARTON AT 4:00
01:23:11P.M. EASTERN WHEREVER YOU STREAM AND FOLLOWED BY A SPECIAL
01:23:14EDITION OF "POWER & POLITICS."
01:23:18>>> WELL, CBC NEWS LEARNED THAT A TORONTO PAEDIATRICIAN ACCUSED
01:23:21OF UPLOADING CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE
01:23:26MATERIAL REMAINED LICENSED FOR MONTHS BEFORE HE WAS SUSPENDED.
01:23:29THE INVESTIGATION INTO THE
01:23:32DOCTOR BEGAN IF JANUARY, BUT AS IDIL MUSSA TELLS US, HIS LICENCE TO PRACTISE MEDICINE WASN'T
01:23:36SUSPENDED UNTIL JULY. >> Reporter: IT BEGAN WITH A TIP
01:23:39TO POLICE, SUSPECTED CHILD
01:23:41SEXUAL ABUSE MATERIAL UPLOADED TO THIS PAEDIATRICIAN'S DROPBOX
01:23:44ACCOUNT. A POLICE INVESTIGATION WAS
01:23:47LAUNCHED IN JANUARY. BUT HIS MEDICAL LICENCE WAS NOT
01:23:51SUSPENDED UNTIL JULY.
01:23:54THIS EXPERT SAYS THAT THE SIX-MONTH GAP IS TOO LONG.
01:23:58>> I DON'T THINK THAT IN EVERY INSTANCE WE NEED TO SUSPEND A
01:24:01MEDICAL LICENCE WHILE
01:24:03INVESTIGATING A CRIME. BUT I DO THINK THAT WHEN IT
01:24:06COMES DOWN TO SEX AND GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE AND CRIMES
01:24:10THAT INVOLVE CHILDREN,
01:24:11VOYEURISM, I THINK THAT THERE ARE CERTAIN CASES WHERE WE HAVE
01:24:15TO OVERREACT.
01:24:20>> Reporter:DR. SHANNON RIZUKI
01:24:22WHO HAS RESEARCHED SUCH CONDUCT,
01:24:26BELIEVE THAT WITH CASES LIKE THESE THAT LICENSES SHOULD BE SUSPENDED RIGHT AWAY. >> HE STILL COULD HAVE PROVIDED
01:24:29TREATMENT OUTSIDE OF THE HOSPITAL SYSTEM. WE DON'T KNOW THAT HE DID, BUT I THINK THAT AS MEMBERS OF THE
01:24:33PUBLIC WE DESERVE TO KNOW. >> Reporter: ACCORDING TO COURT
01:24:36FILINGS OBTAINED BY CBC NEWS,
01:24:40DR. DILAN DISSANAYAKE ALLEGEDLY
01:24:42UPLOADED AN ILLICIT VIDEO INVOLVING A YOUNG GIRL TO A
01:24:45DROPBOX ACCOUNT WHICH WAS TRACED
01:24:49TO A SickKids I.P. ADDRESS.
01:24:52HE IS NOW FACING PSAM CHARGES
01:24:57FOR POSSESSING AND ACCESSING CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE MATERIAL. THIS EXPERT SAYS THAT WHILE EVERYONE DESERVES DUE PROCESS, CHILDREN'S SAFETY NEEDS TO BE A
01:25:00CONSIDERATION.
01:25:03>> IT MIGHT BE DIFFERENT THE WAY THAT SOMETHING IS HANDLED WHEN
01:25:07YOU'VE GOT SOMEBODY WHO IS ACCUSED, FOR
01:25:10EXAMPLE, OF FRAUD, VERSUS A CSAM CHARGE. WHEN YOU ARE TALKING ABOUT A PROFESSION THAT HAS ACCESS TO
01:25:14CHILDREN DIRECTLY. >> Reporter: TORONTO POLICE SAY
01:25:17THAT AT THIS TIME THAT THERE IS NO EVIDENCE THAT THE CHARGES ARE CONNECTED TO THE DOCTOR'S
01:25:20MEDICAL PRACTISE. NEITHER DISSANAYAKE NOR THE
01:25:24COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS AND
01:25:25SURGEONS IN ONTARIO ANSWERED
01:25:31CBC'S QUESTIONS ABOUT WHETHER HE PRACTISED MEDICINE IN ANY CONTEXT AFTER THE HAVING BEGAN.
01:25:34IDIL MUSSA, CBC NEWS, TORONTO.
01:25:37>> Adrienne: THOSE GROWING BACKLASH TONIGHT OVER A COURT RULING PAVING THE WAY FOR
01:25:41RUSSIA'S RETURN TO INTERNATIONAL HOCKEY.
01:25:45DESPITE THE DECISION ON TUESDAY, CANADA BANNED RUSSIA FROM NEXT MONTH'S WORLD JUNIORS IN
01:25:49ALBERTA. AND SEVERAL EUROPEAN COUNTRIES ANNOUNCED THEY WON'T PLAY
01:25:52RUSSIAN TEAMS.
01:25:55NOW THE INTERNATIONAL ICE HOCKEY
01:25:58FEDERATION COULD FACE ECONOMIC
01:26:02CONSEQUENCES. MAJOR COUNTRIES LIKE GERMANY,
01:26:05SWEDEN AND LATVIA ARE ALL THREATENING TO PULL THEIR FUNDING FROM MAJOR TOURNAMENTS
01:26:10SHOULD RUSSIA COMPETE. >>> WELL, SOON, SOME SCHOOLS WILL FACE A TOUGH CHOICE ABOUT USING A POPULAR SEARCH ENGINE.
01:26:13>> IF YOU'RE USING GOOGLE, YOU ARE USING AI. >> Adrienne: WHY THERE WILL SOON
01:26:17BE STRINGS ATTACHED TO USE GOOGLE NEXT.
01:26:19(♪)
01:26:24>>> AND A LIFE BLOOD OF A TINY MILL COMMUNITY IS GOING QUIET.
01:26:26>> THE NOT KNOWING IS THE WORST
01:26:29PART, KIND OF GETS A PERSON THINKING, SOMETIMES TOO MUCH,
01:26:31ABOUT WHAT COULD HAPPEN. >> Adrienne: THE IMPACT ON
01:26:35HUNDREDS OF JOBS AND HOW IT
01:26:37COULD BE TIED TO TARIFFS.
01:26:40>>> PLUS, A BRITISH ADVENTURER RETURNS HOME AFTER WALKING
01:26:43AROUND THE WORLD. >> 28 YEARS LATER.
01:26:46>> HERE WE ARE. >> I STARTED GETTING A LITTLE
01:26:50TEARED UP, HE'S REALLY GETTING HOME. >> Adrienne: HIS 28-YEAR JOURNEY IN OUR "MOMENT."
01:26:53WE'RE BACK IN TWO.
01:26:58>> Where d
01:29:03>> COLONEL HANDSON'S EXEMPLARY PERFORMANCE ENHANCED CANADA'S
01:29:06INTERNATIONAL CREDIBILITY AND ADVANCED NATIONAL INTEREST IN HUMAN SPACEFLIGHT.
01:29:10>> Adrienne: ASTRONAUT JEREMY
01:29:12HANSEN HAS BEEN AWARDED CANADA'S MERITORIOUS SERVICE CROSS IN THE
01:29:15MILITARY DIVISION. THE GOVERNOR-GENERAL PRESENTED
01:29:19HIM WITH THE HONOUR TODAY AT RIDEAU HALL. COLONEL HANSEN WAS RECOGNISED
01:29:22FOR HIS LEADERSHIP AND
01:29:23PROFESSIONALISM AS PART OF THE ARTEMIS II LUNAR MISSION BACK IN
01:29:27APRIL.
01:29:29LOUISE ARBOUR SAYS THAT HIS WORK
01:29:33BROUGHT GREAT CREDIT TO CANADA
01:29:37AND TO ITS ARMED FORCES. >>> WELL, GOOGLE IS PUTTING
01:29:41PRESSURE ON SCHOOLS TO EXPOSE STUDENTS TO ITS ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE FUNCTIONS, EVEN THOUGH MANY EDUCATION OFFICIALS WANT IT KEPT OUT OF THE CLASSROOM.
01:29:44CAMERON MacINTOSH SHOWS US THE
01:29:45TECH GIANT'S STRATEGY.
01:29:49>> Reporter: SOON, THOUSANDS OF
01:29:50CANADIAN STUDENTS MAY NO LONGER
01:29:53BE ABLE TO JUST GOOGLE IT. THE SEARCH ENGINE ANNOUNCING THAT THE SCHOOLS CONCERNED ABOUT
01:29:57STUDENT EXPOSURE TO ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE WILL BE ABLE TO OPT
01:30:01OUT OF SOME A.I. EDUCATION APPS, BUT IF THEY WANT TO KEEP USING
01:30:04THE MAIN SEARCH ENGINE THEY'LL HAVE TO ACCEPT THAT COMES WITH
01:30:06A.I..
01:30:11>> FIRST THING, IF YOU ARE USING
01:30:13GOOGLE, YOU ARE USING A.I..
01:30:16IF YOU USE SEARCH YOU ARE USING A.I. AND WE'LL LET YOU SHUT IT OFF BUT THAT MEANS THAT YOU CAN'T USE GOOGLE IN THE SAME WAY TO ITS FULL CAPACITY. >> Reporter: THIS EXPERT IN
01:30:20EDUCATION AND TECHNOLOGY SAYS
01:30:22THAT IT WILL FORCE THOUSANDS OF SCHOOLS TO MAKE HARD CHOICES
01:30:26ABOUT HOW MUCH A.I. IS IN THE CLASSROOM. >> I DON'T THINK THAT YOU CAN
01:30:28UNDERSTATE HOW BIG A THING IT WOULD BE TO SUDDENLY HAVE GOOGLE
01:30:32SEARCH JUST NOT BE AVAILABLE. >> Reporter: GOOGLE ACCOUNTS FOR
01:30:35ABOUT 90% OF ALL WEB SEARCHES AND IS HEAVILY INTEGRATING A.I.
01:30:38ACROSS ITS SERVICES.
01:30:41IT ALSO HAS A BIG FOOTPRINT IN
01:30:44EDUCATION, FROM CHROMEBOOKS TO
01:30:47DOZENS OF APPS.
01:30:48IN A STATEMENT, GOOGLE SAID THAT SCHOOLS USING
01:30:52GOOGLE APPS CAN OPT OUT OF GEMINI AND GEMINI NOTEBOOK AND ADDING THAT SEARCH WILL OFFER
01:30:55SCHOOL USERS STEP-BY-STEP GUIDED LEARNING THROUGH PROBLEMS SO
01:30:58THAT STUDENTS DON'T GET QUICK
01:30:59ANSWERS TO SCHOOLWORK.
01:31:02IT'S ALL SPARKED PLENTY OF ONLINE CRITICISM. U.S. SENATOR BERNIE SANDERS, A
01:31:06CRITIC OF A.I. AND CALLING IT EXTORTION.
01:31:09NEW YORK MAYOR ZOHRAN MAMDANI
01:31:14ACCUSED GOOGLE OF USING MONOPOLY POWERS TO FORCE A.I. INTO SCHOOLS. AND WHILE THERE'S ALTERNATIVES TO GOOGLE, SWITCHING AWAY FROM
01:31:18IT MAY NOT BE EASY FOR MANY SCHOOLS.
01:31:21>> TO BE ABLE TO KIND OF
01:31:23ROLLBACK AND AWAY FROM GOOGLE, FOR EXAMPLE, IS SOMETIMES EVEN INCONCEIVABLE AT
01:31:27THIS POINT BECAUSE OF HOW ENTRENCHED THEY ARE IN THE
01:31:28EDUCATION SYSTEM. >> Reporter:CANADIAN SCHOOLS
01:31:32CURRENTLY RELYING ON GOOGLE'S
01:31:34EDUCATIONAL PRODUCTS WON'T HAVE A
01:31:37LOT OF TIME TO DECIDE. CHANGES ARE COMING INTO EFFECT
01:31:41IN THE NEW YEAR. CAMERON MacINTOSH, CBC NEWS, WINNIPEG. >> Adrienne: AFTER A HISTORIC
01:31:44WIN FOR DEMOCRATS, HOW CAN REPUBLICANS REBUILD?
01:31:47[Cheers and Applause]
01:31:52>> IT WASN'T SIMPLY A BLUE WAVE -- IT WAS AN AMERICAN TSUNAMI. >> Adrienne: OUR STRATEGIST
01:31:55PANEL WEIGHS IN ON WHAT IS NEXT FOR BOTH PARTIES.
01:31:59(♪) >>> AND A COMMUNITY IN NEW BRUNSWICK IS LOSING ONE OF ITS
01:32:02BIGGEST EMPLOYERS.
01:32:04>> PROTECT CANADIAN JOBS! >> Adrienne: HOW TARIFFS ARE PLAYING A ROLE.
01:32:07THAT'S COMING UP.
01:34:45[Cheers and Applause]
01:34:50>> IT WASN'T SIMPLY A BLUE WAVE,
01:34:51IT WAS AN AMERICAN TSUNAMI.
01:34:55(♪) >> TO CALL IT A WAVE I DON'T THINK THAT WOULD BE FULLY ACCURATE. IT'S THE POLITICAL EQUIVALENT OF
01:34:58A METEOR STRIKE.
01:35:00>> THE DAYS OF THE HOUSE OF
01:35:03REPRESENTATIVES FUNCTIONING LIKE A WHOLLY OWNED SUBSIDIARY OF THE
01:35:07TRUMP ADMINISTRATION ARE OVER. >> THE DAYS OF TRUMP SUPPLICANT SENATE ARE OVER.
01:35:10[Cheers and Applause]
01:35:14>> Adrienne: THE DAY AFTER LAST NIGHT'S WAVE, TSUNAMI, METEOR
01:35:17STRIKE, WHATEVER YOU WANT TO CALL IT, THE DEMOCRATS ARE
01:35:19PROMISING ACTION. THE REPUBLICANS ARE SEARCHING
01:35:22FOR ANSWERS. THE UNITED STATES IS PREPARING
01:35:24FOR CHANGE.
01:35:27SO YOU KNOW THESE TWO POLITICAL INSIDERS FROM OUR SPECIAL
01:35:30COVERAGE JUST LAST NIGHT. ASHLEY ETIENNE WORKED WITH FORMER VICE-PRESIDENT KAMALA
01:35:34HARRIS.
01:35:36MAURA GILLESPIE WITH THE FORMER REPUBLICAN HOUSE SPEAKER JOHN BOEHNER.
01:35:39THANK YOU FOR COMING BACK, IT FEELS LIKE 10 MINUTES SINCE YOU WERE SITTING RIGHT HERE. IT'S BEEN A COUPLE OF HOURS,
01:35:43ASHLEY. YOU KNOW, YOU WON BIG AND THE
01:35:46DEMOCRATS WON BIG, BUT THAT
01:35:47COMES WITH BIG PRESSURE TO
01:35:51DELIVER, RIGHT? WHAT IS YOUR SENSE OF HOW THAT WILL HAPPEN? >> I THINK THAT THE PRESSURE IS
01:35:55GOING TO BE REALLY ON TWO FRONTS TO DELIVER. ONE, IS SOME ACCOUNTABILITY
01:35:58TOWARDS DONALD TRUMP AND YOU CAN HEAR IT AND SENSE IT FROM
01:36:01LEADERSHIP, FROM VOTERS, BASICALLY SAYING THAT WE WANT
01:36:05TRUMP HELD ACCOUNTABLE. THEY WANT SOME BLOOD.
01:36:08THE OTHER AREA IN WHICH THERE'S GOING TO BE SOME EXPECTATION FOR ACTION IS GOING TO BE AN AGENDA
01:36:12RELATED TO PEOPLE'S LIVES. I MEAN -- THE ISSUE THAT PEOPLE
01:36:15VOTED ON LAST NIGHT WAS AFFORDABILITY AND CORRUPTION AND
01:36:17CONNECTED TO AFFORDABILITY. SO THEY'RE GOING TO WANT A
01:36:20DEMOCRATIC PARTY TO GO AFTER THESE CORPORATIONS AND TO GO
01:36:23AFTER THE TECH COMPANIES AND THE DATA COMPANIES, THE DATA CENTRE
01:36:26COMPANIES.
01:36:29ALL OF THESE PEOPLE AND THE INSTITUTIONS THAT THEY FEEL ARE SQUEEZING THEIR POCKETBOOKS.
01:36:32SO WHETHER OR NOT THE DEMOCRATS CAN DO THAT SORT OF WITH DONALD
01:36:35TRUMP RUNNING INTERFERENCE ON THEIR AGENDA IS GOING TO BE THE
01:36:37QUESTION. >> Adrienne: AS I LISTEN TO YOU, I THINK ABOUT THE SCALE OF WHAT
01:36:41YOU'RE TALKING ABOUT. I MEAN, IN SOME WAYS IT COULD SOUND LIKE THIS WIN IS A BIT OF
01:36:45A POISON CHALICE, RIGHT, AND YOU
01:36:45HAVE TO SHOW RESULTS OR PEOPLE
01:36:50MAY NOT -- YOU KNOW, THEY MAY NOT TRUST YOU WITH THEIR VOTES IN 2028.
01:36:52HOW HARD IS THAT GOING TO BE
01:36:55WHEN AS YOU SAY THAT THE PRESIDENT IS STILL TALKING VETO?
01:36:59>> YEAH, ABSOLUTELY. HE SAID TODAY THAT HE'D NOT PASS ANY LEGISLATION THAT WOULD
01:37:02REVERSE WHAT HE'S ALREADY DONE AND WHAT HE'S ALREADY DONE IS A
01:37:05MESS, SO WHERE DO WE GO FROM
01:37:07HERE IS THE REAL QUESTION. BUT, YOU KNOW, ONE WAY OF
01:37:11LOOKING AT THIS IS THAT THERE'S GOING TO BE PRESSURE FOR DEMOCRATS TO
01:37:15DELIVER EARLY AND QUICKLY ON A
01:37:16PROACTIVE ECONOMIC AGENDA.
01:37:20HOW THEY DO THAT IS UNCLEAR WITH THE PRESIDENT THERE.
01:37:23I THINK -- MY ADVICE WOULD BE THAT THEY USE THEIR
01:37:26INVESTIGATIVE POWERS TO ACTUALLY
01:37:29PURSUE TARIFFS, CORPORATIONS, PRICE GOUGING AND ALL OF THE
01:37:32ISSUES RELATED TO PEOPLE'S POCKETBOOKS THAT DON'T INVOLVE THE PRESIDENT OR DO INVOLVE THE
01:37:36PRESIDENT TO SOME DEGREE. THAT'S WHERE I ADVISE THEM TO
01:37:39FOCUS THEIR ATTENTION AND
01:37:43THEIR ENERGY, BECAUSE ANYTHING ELSE THE PRESIDENT HAS BEEN
01:37:47INOCULATED FROM ACCOUNTABILITY.
01:37:49SO I THINK THAT THE CHALLENGE, AS I SAID LAST NIGHT ON THE
01:37:52SHOW, IS THAT THE ECONOMY WILL ONLY GET WORSE.
01:37:54THAT'S HOW THE PRESIDENT DESIGNED IT. AND THE BIG BEAUTIFUL BILL, AND
01:37:58THE CUTS TO MEDICAID, ETC., WILL KICK IN IN 2027.
01:38:01SO THEY'RE GOING TO BE IN UNDER A LOT OF
01:38:05PRESSURE TO DELIVER IN AN ENVIRONMENT THAT WILL ONLY GET WORSE. >> Adrienne: AND PRESSURE TOO, MAURA, ON THE REPUBLICANS AND
01:38:09THEY HAVE WORK AHEAD OF THEM. WHAT DOES THAT WORK LOOK LIKE?
01:38:11IS IT DISTANCING FROM M.A.G.A. AND TRUMP?
01:38:14IS IT RE-BRANDING? WHAT IS IT?
01:38:17>> IT'S MOSTLY DISTANCING FROM
01:38:19TRUMP, BECAUSE, REMEMBER, THAT
01:38:22M.A.G.A. IS ALSO FRUSTRATED WITH TRUMP.
01:38:24AND THEY DON'T FEEL THAT HE'S DELIVERED EITHER. SO THERE'S AN OPPORTUNITY TO
01:38:28REALLY RECLAIM NOT ONLY THE POWER OF THE PURSE THAT WE DISCUSSED LAST NIGHT, BUT TO REMIND FOLKS THAT THE REPUBLICANS HAVE BEEN THE FISCAL
01:38:31CONSERVATIVES. SO GOING BACK TO WHAT ASHLEY IS
01:38:34SAYING ABOUT INVESTIGATIONS AND TARGETING WHERE THE FRAUD, WASTE
01:38:37AND ABUSE IS ACTUALLY HAPPENING. YOU CAN START WITH THE TRUMP ADMINISTRATION, IF YOU ARE
01:38:40LOOKING TO DISTANCE YOURSELF
01:38:42FROM WHAT PRESIDENT TRUMP HAS
01:38:45DONE AND THE DIDN'T THAT HE'S ADDED TO THE ECONOMY AND THE
01:38:48SITUATION THAT HE HAS MADE WORSE FOR FAMILIES TO GET AHEAD OR EVEN JUST TO BE ABLE TO AFFORD GROCERIES OR AFFORD THEIR
01:38:51GAS. THERE NEEDS TO BE RESPONSIBILITY
01:38:55PLACED AS WELL ON REPUBLICANS IN
01:38:57CONGRESS AND BEING AN ACTIVE
01:38:59PARTICIPANT, AND HOW TO STEER THAT SHIP IN A BETTER DIRECTION. BECAUSE RIGHT NOW IT'S NOT GOING
01:39:03VERY WELL AND THEY HAVE A RESPONSIBILITY TO THEIR CONSTITUENTS TO DO SO. I THINK REQUIRES RIGHT ACROSS
01:39:06THE AISLE. BUT ALSO REALLY RECLAIMING SOME OF THAT POSITIONING SO THEY CAN
01:39:10RUN ON SOMETHING IN 2028. >> Adrienne: I'M SO CURIOUS,
01:39:13MAURA, AND I KNOW THAT YOU HAVE BEEN SPEAKING WITH YOUR REPUBLICAN COLLEAGUES TODAY.
01:39:17HOW HAS THE SITUATION CHANGED TODAY FROM WHAT YOU HEARD LAST
01:39:19NIGHT?
01:39:22>> YOU KNOW, LAST NIGHT WAS CERTAINLY A
01:39:25LOT OF DISAPPOINTMENT AND JUST KIND OF THOSE IN THE M.A.G.A. WORLD THEY'RE KIND OF INSULATED
01:39:29AND WHEN I SAY M.A.G.A. WORLD, I MEAN TRUMP WORLD, IT'S VERY
01:39:31INSULATED.
01:39:34SO THEY ARE FEELING THE PAIN
01:39:38POINTS OF WHAT HAPPENED LAST NIGHT. AND I THINK THAT FOR THE REST OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY AND MANY PEOPLE FEEL THIS IS WHAT WAS DESERVED.
01:39:42IT IS A REBUKE ON DONALD TRUMP AND HIS POLICIES AND HIS CABINET
01:39:45AND THOSE WHO HAVE PUSHED AND NOT STOPPED THE PRESIDENT.
01:39:49AND BEEN GUARDRAILS WHERE THEY COULD HAVE BEEN.
01:39:53AND IT'S NOT BEEN A FRUITFUL EXERCISE I WOULD SAY IN GOVERNANCE.
01:39:56BUT WHAT YOU'RE ABOUT TO SEE NOW IS THE REPUBLICANS HAVE AN
01:40:00OPPORTUNITY TO RECALIBRATE AND REALIGN THEIR MISSION AND THEIR
01:40:04VALUES AND THEN THEIR POLICY POSITIONS THAT THEY WANT TO RUN ON IN THE FUTURE.
01:40:07THIS IS A CHANCE TO RECLAIM THE NARRATIVE THAT DONALD TRUMP HAS
01:40:10STOLEN BECAUSE DONALD TRUMP IS NOT A REPUBLICAN, HE'S NOT A DEMOCRAT AND HE'S NOT A
01:40:13REPUBLICAN.
01:40:16HE IS AN EGOMANICAL PAN WHO IS
01:40:22SOLELY LOOKING OUT FOR HIMSELF,
01:40:24AND IT'S TIME FOR THE REPUBLICAN PARTY ESPECIALLY TO STEP AWAY FROM THAT.
01:40:28>> Adrienne: AT THE RISK OF MAKING TIMEKEEPERS VERY ANGRY HERE, IS THERE ONE NAME FROM EITHER OF YOU THAT WE SHOULD
01:40:32BE THINKING ABOUT FOR 2028? START WITH YOU, ASHLEY, AND THEN
01:40:35END WITH MAURA. >> I THINK THAT J.B.PRISKER IS
01:40:39AN OBVIOUS ONE.
01:40:41HE, YOU KNOW, INVESTED IN GINA HINOJOSA, WHICH, YOU KNOW, IS
01:40:45GOING TO GET HIM THE LATINO VOTE.
01:40:48AND STRAT STRATTON WHO IS AN
01:40:55AFRICAN-AMERICAN WOMAN. SO HE'S LAYING A REALLY GOOD FOUNDATION AND HE'S GOT A TONNE OF MONEY. SO I THINK THAT HE'S ONE TO WATCH. >> Adrienne: MAURA? >> REPUBLICANS IN OUR SOUL
01:40:59SEARCH MISSION RIGHT NOW AND ANYONE ATTACHED TO TRUMP IS
01:41:02SOMEONE THAT I WOULDN'T BE ABLE TO SUPPORT. SO I THINK THAT IT WILL TAKE
01:41:11WONDERFUL, THANK YOU. >> THANK YOU. >> THANK YOU. >> Adrienne: COMING UP, A MARITIMES FAMILY FINDS ITSELF
01:41:14CAUGHT IN THE CRUSH BETWEEN LAYOFFS AND TARIFFS.
01:41:18>> I'M WORRIED THAT WE'LL HAVE
01:41:19TO MOVE AWAY FROM FAMILY AND
01:41:23FRIENDS AND START OVER SOMEWHERE
01:41:25ELSE.
01:41:28WE'VE NEVER BEEN ANYWHERE ELSE.
01:41:32>> Adrienne: A PERSONAL STORY OF NAVIGATING ANADA'S S S S S S S S
01:44:54>> Adrienne: WE'RE HEARING TONIGHT FROM A COUPLE FACING AN ECONOMIC STORM. HE'S AMONG THE 350 PEOPLE LOSING
01:44:58THEIR JOBS DUE TO A MILL CLOSURE.
01:45:01SHE RUNS A SMALL BUSINESS, SUFFERING FROM THE TRADE WAR
01:45:03WITH THE U.S.
01:45:09KAYLA HOUNSELL TAKES US TO
01:45:12NACKAWIC, NEW BRUNSWICK, TO SHOW
01:45:14US JUST WHAT'S AT STAKE. (♪) >> Reporter: THE CLOSURE OF THE TOWN'S MAJOR EMPLOYER.
01:45:18A PULP MILL. PLUS A RAGING TRADE WAR
01:45:22DEVASTATING SMALL BUSINESSES.
01:45:27AND A FAMILY IN A SMALL COMMUNITY WITH FEW OTHER OPTIONS
01:45:29CAUGHT IN THE MIDST OF IT ALL.
01:45:32>> IT'S JUST BEEN ONE THING AFTER ANOTHER FOR THE LAST TWO
01:45:35AND A HALF YEARS. >> Reporter: ELISHA AND TROY NICHOLSON ARE FACING A DOUBLE
01:45:38WHAMMY.
01:45:42HE RECEIVED NOTICE THAT HE WAS ABOUT TO BE LAID OFF FROM HIS
01:45:45JOB AT THE PULP MILL, THE SAME WEEK SHE HAD TO MAKE THE
01:45:49DECISION TO STOP EXPORTING HER
01:45:50COSMETIC PRODUCTS TO THE U.S. WHICH CAN AMOUNT TO 50% OF HER
01:45:54BUSINESS. >> I'M WORRIED THAT WE'LL HAVE
01:45:57TO MOVE AWAY FROM FAMILY AND
01:45:59FRIENDS AND START OVER
01:46:01SOMEWHERES ELSE.
01:46:04WE'VE NEVER BEEN ANYWHERES ELSE.
01:46:06>> Reporter: WE'RE IN NACKAWIC,
01:46:11NEW BRUNSWICK, NESTLED ON THE BANKS OF THE SAINT JOHN RIVER,
01:46:15IT IS A FORESTRY TOWN. CLEARLY ITS EMBLEM IS A GIANT AXE, THE WORLD'S LARGEST, THEY
01:46:18SAY. SO HOW LONG HAVE YOU BEEN MAYOR HERE?
01:46:21>> SINCE JANUARY 2023. >> Reporter: AND WHAT'S ON YOUR
01:46:23MIND THESE DAYS?
01:46:27>> WELL, ON MY MIND THESE DAYS IS THIS MILL CLOSURE.
01:46:29>> Reporter: THE CLOSURE MEANS THE DIRECT LOSS OF 350 JOBS AS
01:46:33OF NOVEMBER 4TH. >> BRING BACK CANADIAN JOBS!
01:46:37PROTECT CANADIAN JOBS! >> Reporter: THE MILL IS SO
01:46:40IMPORTANT HERE THAT IT'S GETTING
01:46:44A LOT OF PEOPLE -- WELL, PRETTY RILED UP.
01:46:45EVEN THE PREMIER.
01:46:48>> TO TAKE THIS SHIT SITUATION AND FIND A GOOD SOLUTION AND A
01:46:51GOOD WAY OUT OF IT.
01:46:53>> UNTIL WE SAVE THIS GODDAMNED
01:46:56MILL FOR ALL.
01:46:59>> WHAT WE NEED NOW IS THE WILL
01:47:01TO MAKE IT HAPPEN, AND I ASSURE
01:47:07YOU THAT WE [BLEEP] HAVE IT.
01:47:11>> Reporter: OWNED BY THE A.V. GROUP, THE PULP MILL HERE IS NOT LIKE MOST. IT DOESN'T MAKE PAPER.
01:47:14IT USES HARDWOOD TREES TO HAVE DISSOLVING PULP SOLD TO INDIA TO MAKE FABRICS.
01:47:18IT DOES NOT SHIP TO THE U.S. SO
01:47:19THE CLOSURE IS NOT BECAUSE OFWO THE TRADE WAR, AT LEAST NOT DIRECTLY.
01:47:23>> I THINK THAT INDIRECTLY THE TARIFFS ON EVERYTHING ELSE AND
01:47:27THE TARIFFS ON THE FINISHED PRODUCTS THAT ARE BEING PRODUCED
01:47:30BY THEIR PRODUCT, IT ALL HAS AN IMPACT.
01:47:34>> Reporter: AS SHE MAKES SHAMPOO, ELISHA NICHOLSON SAYS
01:47:36THAT HER BUSINESS, UPFRONT COSMETICS, IS AFFECTED BY THE
01:47:38TARIFFS.
01:47:42AT THE HEIGHT OF HER SUCCESS,
01:47:43HER PRODUCTS WERE IN 600 STORES
01:47:47ACROSS NORTH AMERICA.
01:47:50>> JUST BECAUSE OUR PRODUCTS ARE ONLY TARIFFED AT 5% OR 10%, THAT DOESN'T MEAN
01:47:54THAT IT'S THE END OF WHAT WE'RE PAYING OR THE CONSUMERS PAYING.
01:47:57THERE ARE FEES UPON FEES. >> Reporter: AFTER INITIALLY
01:48:00PAUSING EXPORTS TO THE U.S. IN 2025, SHE THOUGHT THAT SHE'D FIGURED OUT A WAY TO MAKE IT
01:48:04WORK. BUT NOW SHE'S HAD TO CLOSE OFF
01:48:07HER U.S. MARKET AGAIN. >> IT'S A REALLY TOUGH POSITION
01:48:10FOR US TO BE IN, BECAUSE TROY HAS SUPPORTED ME FROM THE GET-GO AND HE'S SUPPORTED OUR FAMILY
01:48:13FINANCIALLY.
01:48:18>> Reporter: HE ALSO HELPS OUT
01:48:21MAKING SHAMPOO ON HIS DAYS OFF. AND HE NOW HAS A LOT MORE OF THOSE.
01:48:25>> THE NOT KNOWING IS THE WORST PART.
01:48:27KIND OF GETS A PERSON THINKING SOMETIMES TOO MUCH ABOUT WHAT
01:48:31COULD HAPPEN.
01:48:33>> Reporter: SO FAR THE COMPANY THAT OWNS THE MILL HAS ANNOUNCED
01:48:36ONLY THAT IT PLANS TO
01:48:38TEMPORARILY TO IDLE OPERATIONS. AND PEOPLE HERE ARE HOPEFUL
01:48:42THAT'S THE CASE. BUT MOST HERE DON'T BELIEVE THAT
01:48:45THIS IS A TEMPORARY SITUATION. THEY DON'T BELIEVE THAT THE MILL
01:48:49WILL REOPEN, AT LEAST NOT WITH THE SAME OWNERS.
01:48:52>> IT'S LOOKED LIKE A FINAL
01:48:54DECISION, SO ON OUR SIDE WE NEED TO PROTECT THE EMPLOYEES.
01:48:58AND TO SEE IF THERE'S OPTIONS.
01:49:01CAN BE WITH THE MILL OR WITH A
01:49:04PART OF THE MILL OR A NEW PROJECT. >> Reporter: THE PEOPLE WHO OWN
01:49:07THIS MILL ARE NOT TALKING TO US, ARE THEY TALKING TO YOU?
01:49:09>> THEY ARE TALKING TO US, YOU
01:49:12KNOW, LIKE, WE DON'T HAVE ALL OF THE DETAILS.
01:49:15>> Reporter: THE ONLY THING THAT THE COMPANY HAS SAID PUBLICLY AND TO THE WORKERS AS WELL IS THAT THIS IS DUE TO PREVAILING
01:49:19MARKET CONDITIONS AND BROADER MACRO-ECONOMIC FACTORS.
01:49:23DO YOU THINK THAT IS A GOOD
01:49:24ENOUGH EXPLANATION FOR PEOPLE
01:49:27WHO ARE LOSING THEIR JOBS AND IN SOME CASES HAVE BEEN GIVING
01:49:31OF THEMSELVES TO THIS COMPANY FOR MANY, MANY YEARS? >> FOR SURE, PEOPLE IN THAT
01:49:35COMMUNITY HAS WORKED SO HARD FOR THEM THAT THEY CAN EXPECT A
01:49:39LITTLE BIT MORE, FOR SURE. RIGHT NOW WE NEED TO -- WHAT IS
01:49:43THE OBJECTIVE IS TO MAKE SURE THAT THIS FACILITY CAN BE MAYBE
01:49:46TRANSFERRED TO SOMEBODY ELSE.
01:49:49>> Reporter: THE NICHOLSONS SAY THAT IDEALLY TROY COULD WORK FOR
01:49:52THE COSMETICS COMPANY FULL TIME, BUT FOR THAT THEY'LL NEED A LOT
01:49:55MORE BUSINESS. >> IF WE CAN'T INCREASE OUR
01:49:58SALES IN CANADA TO MAKE UP FOR WHAT WE'RE LOSING IN THE U.S.,
01:50:02UPFRONT WON'T EXIST ANYMORE. WE WILL HAVE TO SELL OUR HOUSE
01:50:05AND WE WILL HAVE TO MOVE
01:50:09SOMEWHERES WHERE TROY CAN FIND WORK. >> Reporter: DID YOU EVER THINK
01:50:13THAT YOU'D MAKE SHAMPOO? >> NO. [LAUGHTER] >> Reporter: HE TRIES TO STAY POSITIVE. >> YOU HAVE TO FIND THE SILVER
01:50:16LININGS IN THINGS BECAUSE, I GUESS IF YOU'RE NEGATIVE ABOUT
01:50:19EVERYTHING AROUND YOU, THAT'S ALL YOU'RE GOING TO SEE.
01:50:21(♪) >> Reporter: BUT WITH SO MANY
01:50:25UNKNOWNS FOR THEM AND OTHERS IN THEIR COMMUNITY, THEY'RE
01:50:29WATCHING CLOSELY TO SEE WHETHER NEW OWNERS WILL TAKE OVER THE
01:50:33MILL AND FOR WHAT COMES NEXT IN THE TRADE WAR.
01:50:36>> Adrienne: NOW TODAY IT WAS
01:50:37THE FINAL DAY ON THE JOB FOR THE
01:50:43REMAINING WORKERS OF THE NACKAWIC MILL.
01:50:46THE COMPANY THAT OWNS IT RECENTLY PUT MORE THAN 100,000
01:50:50ACRES OF TREE-COVERED LAND UP FOR SALE AND A SIGNAL THAT THE UNION SAYS THAT THE COMPANY HAS NO INTENTION OF REOPENING.
01:50:53(♪) >>> WELL, COMING UP, A BRITISH
01:50:56ADVENTURER ENDS AN EPIC
01:50:57EXPEDITION TO SAY THE LEAST.
01:51:00>> OH, BUSHBY COMPLETED HIS 28-YEAR JOURNEY AROUND THE
01:51:04WORLD. >> Adrienne: HIS JOURNEY BACK HOME NEXT IN OUR "MOMENT."
01:51:07(♪) >> Where d
01:54:29>> Adrienne: THAT IS THE BRITISH ADVENTURER KARL BUSHBY HUGGING
01:54:31HIS MOM.
01:54:34NOW HE SET OFF FROM HIS HOME IN 1988
01:54:37WITH A MISSION TO HIKE AROUND THE WORLD.
01:54:39SO AFTER WALKING 50,000
01:54:42KILOMETRES, HE'S FINALLY BACK HOME AFTER 28 YEARS.
01:54:45HIS HOMECOMING AND HIS MOM'S THOUGHTS IN OUR "MOMENT" TONIGHT.
01:54:47[APPLAUSE]
01:54:52>> KARL BUSHBY COMPLETED HIS
01:54:5528-YEAR JOURNEY AROUND THE WORLD
01:54:58FROM THE TIP OF CHILE, BACK HOME
01:55:00TO HULL IN ENGLAND.
01:55:03>> IT'S BEEN A WEEK OF LASTS --
01:55:06THE LAST DAY IN A TENT, LAST DAY ON THE ROAD.
01:55:10>> I HAD ALWAYS WANTED TO WALK WITH HIM EVER SINCE I MET HIM. I WALKED ACROSS GERMANY TO THE
01:55:14TIP -- TO THE EDGE OF BELGIUM.
01:55:18AND I REALLY ENJOYED SEEING WAS
01:55:21KARL SLOWING DOWN.
01:55:27AND IT DIDN'T SEEM REAL THAT IT WAS ACTUALLY GOING TO FINISH AND I STARTED GETTING A LITTLE TEARED UP.
01:55:30HE'S REALLY GETTING HOME.
01:55:31IT'S REALLY HAPPENING.
01:55:35I DIDN'T EXPECT THAT MANY PEOPLE
01:55:37TO BE THERE.
01:55:42HAVING KNOWN HIM FOR SO LONG AND SEEING THE DIFFICULTIES TOO ALONG THE WAY, TO SEE THE END
01:55:46COME INTO FRUITION WAS REALLY TOUCHING. WHEN HE FINALLY SEES HIS MOM -- >> WHERE HAVE I BEEN!
01:55:50>> AND THAT WAS JUST BEAUTIFUL.
01:55:52THE WHOLE THING BECAME SURREAL. >> Adrienne: WHAT A QUESTION --
01:55:56WHERE HAVE YOU BEEN?
01:55:57HOW DO YOU EXPLAIN THAT?
01:56:00SO HE WAS INITIALLY GOING TO SPEND ABOUT 10 YEARS ON THE ROAD
01:56:04AND HE GOT HELD UP BY GUNPOINT IN MEXICO AND DETAINED BY
01:56:07RUSSIAN AUTHORITIES AND WENT
01:56:09THROUGH COVID AND THE FINANCIAL
01:56:13CRISIS, AND HE -- WHAT A WAY TO SEE THE WORLD. AND WHAT A LOT TO GIVE UP. HE JUST MET HIS 12-YEAR-OLD
01:56:16GRANDDAUGHTER FOR THE FIRST TIME. >>> FROM ALL OF US AT "THE NATIONAL," THANKS FOR BEING WITH
01:56:20US. I'M ADRIENNE ARSENAULT. TAKE CARE.
01:56:24(♪)
01:56:26(♪)
02:00:18(♪) >> Adrienne: TONIGHT, A NEW REALITY SINKS IN FOR AMERICANS
02:00:21AFTER THE MIDTERM VOTE BRINGS A SEISMIC SHIFT TO THE U.S.
02:00:23POLITICAL LANDSCAPE.
02:00:28>> IT WASN'T SIMPLY A BLUE WAVE.
02:00:31IT WAS AN AMERICAN TSUNAMI. >> Adrienne: IN THE WAKE OF
02:00:35HISTORIC VICTORIES, NEW POWER AND NEW OPPORTUNITIES FOR
02:00:36DEMOCRATS.
02:00:39BUT ALSO SOME BIG RISKS. >> THEY DIDN'T SEND US TO WASHINGTON FOR POLITICAL
02:00:43RETRIBUTION. >> Adrienne: AND WITH A STUNNING
02:00:46BLOW TO DONALD TRUMP, THE BLAME
02:00:47GAME BEGINS FOR REPUBLICANS.
02:00:50>> THIS IS CLOSE TO AN EXTINCTION LEVEL EVENT.
02:00:54>> Adrienne: PLUS, THE REACTION FROM CANADA. >> I WAS DOING CARTWHEELS DOWN THE STREET.
02:00:57>> Adrienne: BUT COULD IT MEAN
02:00:58MORE LEVERAGE IN THE TRADE WAR?
02:01:02>>> AFTER THE DEADLY FIRE AT CFB WAINWRIGHT, THE NIGHTMARE CONTINUES FOR
02:01:05THOSE WHO SURVIVED.
02:01:08>> A LOT OF US WERE TALKING TO HIM AND REMINDING HIM THAT HE'S SAFE AND THAT HE'S AT THE
02:01:12HOSPITAL. >> Adrienne: A SOLDIER'S FAMILY SPEAKS ABOUT HIS AGONIZING
02:01:14ORDEAL.
02:01:18>>> PLUS, A CHILDREN'S DOCTOR
02:01:20ACCUSED OF UPLOADING CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE MATERIAL. HIS MEDICAL LICENCE NOT
02:01:24SUSPENDED UNTIL SIX MONTHS LATER.
02:01:28>> WHEN IT COMES DOWN TO CRIMES
02:01:29THAT INVOLVE CHILDREN,
02:01:32VOYEURISM, THERE'S CERTAIN CASES
02:01:36WHERE WE HAVE TO OVERREACT. >> Adrienne: THE CBC NEWS INVESTIGATION AND WHY THE
02:01:39EXPERTS SAY THAT THE SYSTEM NEEDS CHANGING. (♪)
02:01:41>> Announcer: FROM CBC NEWS, THIS IS "THE NATIONAL" WITH
02:01:45CHIEF CORRESPONDENT ADRIENNE ARSENAULT. (♪) >> Adrienne: THANKS FOR JOINING
02:01:48US. >>> TONIGHT, DEMOCRATS,
02:01:51REPUBLICANS AND AMERICANS FACE A
02:01:53U.S. POLITICAL SCENARIO THAT WAS
02:01:56UNTHINKABLE JUST MONTHS AGO. DEMOCRATS HAVE WON SWEEPING MAJORITIES IN BOTH CHAMBERS OF
02:02:00CONGRESS. THE BALANCE OF POWER IN
02:02:02WASHINGTON TRANSFORMED.
02:02:07DEMOCRATS DEFENDED SEATS THAT WERE SUPPOSED TO BE VULNERABLE AND FLIPPED DOZENS IN REPUBLICAN
02:02:11STRONGHOLDS ACROSS THE COUNTRY.
02:02:14IN TEXAS, DEMOCRATS ELECTED A SENATOR AND GOVERNOR FOR THE
02:02:18FIRST TIME SINCE THE 1990s. AND NATIONALLY THEY WON THE
02:02:21POPULAR VOTE BY MARGINS NOT SEEN
02:02:22SINCE THE 1970s.
02:02:26THE GOP NOW TRYING TO RECKON
02:02:26WITH THE RESULTS.
02:02:31THE U.S. PRESIDENT SPOKE LITTLE OF THEM AS HE GAVE THE MEDIA A
02:02:33TOUR OF THE PALATIAL BALLROOM HE
02:02:35IS ADDING TO THE WHITE HOUSE. SO WE'LL HAVE MORE ON THE
02:02:38REPUBLICAN RECKONING, BUT, FIRST, KATIE SIMPSON HAS THE DEMOCRATS' MOMENT OF TRIUMPH.
02:02:42(♪)
02:02:43[Cheers and Applause]
02:02:46>> Reporter: OH, HOW THEY PARTIED IN TEXAS.
02:02:49[HORNS]
02:02:52>> Reporter: THE KIND OF
02:02:54CELEBRATION THAT DEMOCRATS HERE
02:02:57HAD ONLY DARED TO DREAM OF. >> WE'VE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS MOMENT FOR SO LONG.
02:03:01I MEAN, I WAS TERRIFIED THE WHOLE ENTIRE NIGHT AND I WAS, LIKE, IS IT GOING TO BE
02:03:05POSSIBLE? AND WE SHOWED UP, WE DID IT.
02:03:09>> Reporter: DEMOCRATS SCORING MASSIVE UPSETS IN SOLIDLY
02:03:12REPUBLICAN TERRITORY. >> WE JUST PROVED THAT ALL OF
02:03:16THE MONEY IN THE WORLD IS NO MATCH FOR THE PEOPLE OF TEXAS.
02:03:19[Cheers and Applause] >> Reporter: ACROSS THE BOARD
02:03:22RESOUNDING VICTORIES, SEIZING CONTROL OF BOTH THE SENATE AND
02:03:25THE HOUSE. >> MICHIGAN, WE DID IT!
02:03:28[Cheers and Applause] >> Reporter: ALONG WITH HISTORIC
02:03:30MOMENTS. THE FIRST MUSLIM ELECTED TO THE
02:03:33SENATE.
02:03:35A WIN ABDUL El-SAYED RELISHED AFTER RELENTLESS ATTACKS BY THE
02:03:38VICE-PRESIDENT.
02:03:44>> J. D., HABIBI, THERE'S A
02:03:51DELICIOUS IRONY IN THE FACT THAT YOU'RE CONSTITUTIONALLY
02:03:55OBLIGATED TO SWEAR ME IN IN JANUARY. >> Reporter: AS THE HANGOVER
02:03:59WEARS OFF, REALITY IS ABOUT TO
02:04:01SET IN. >> WE HAVE FIVE WORDS FOR THE AMERICAN PEOPLE -- RELIEF IS ON
02:04:04THE WAY. >> Reporter: DEMOCRATS SAY THEY
02:04:07WILL PRIORITIZE AFFORDABILITY, BASED ON WHAT THEY HAVE HEARD FROM VOTERS THROUGHOUT THIS
02:04:11CAMPAIGN. >> THEY DIDN'T SEND US TO
02:04:14WASHINGTON FOR POLITICAL RETRIBUTION.
02:04:17THEY SENT US TO WASHINGTON TO
02:04:19LOWER COSTS, TO ROOT OUT CORRUPTION, AND TO GET THIS
02:04:22ECONOMY BACK ON TRACK.
02:04:24AND THAT NEEDS TO BE OUR FOCUS. >> Reporter: AND FOR NOW THE
02:04:26DEMOCRATS ARE LOWERING EXPECTATIONS THEY'LL USE THEIR
02:04:30POWERS IN AN ATTEMPT TO IMPEACH THE PRESIDENT.
02:04:33>> I HEN'T HAD A SINGLE MEMBER OF THE HOUSE DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS
02:04:35TALK TO ME ABOUT IMPEACHMENT.
02:04:40>> Reporter: BUT DONALD TRUMP AND MEMBERS OF HIS ADMINISTRATION ARE BEING PUT ON
02:04:43NOTICE TO BE POTENTIAL TARGETS
02:04:44OF CONGRESSIONAL INVESTIGATIONS.
02:04:48ROBERT GARCIA, THE DEMOCRAT POISED TO RUN THE POWERFUL
02:04:51OVERSIGHT COMMITTEE, SAYS THAT HE'S READY TO TAKE ON THE TRUMP
02:04:54CRIME FAMILY -- CORPORATE CORRUPTION AND DHS AND I.C.E.
02:04:58ABUSES AND THE COVER-UP OF THE
02:05:03EPSTEIN FILES, ADDING "LAWYER UP."
02:05:07BASED ON WHAT WE HEARD FROM THE VOTERS HERE IN TEXAS AND OUT ON OTHER DEPLOYMENTS, THERE ARE SOME AMERICANS WHO ARE INTERESTED IN SEEING FIGURES
02:05:10WITHIN THE TRUMP ADMINISTRATION TO BE INVESTIGATED AND SOME POLICY DECISIONS TO BE EXAMINED
02:05:14VERY CLOSELY.
02:05:17BUT OVERWHELMINGLY THE BIGGEST CONCERN THAT WE'VE HEARD ABOUT TIME AND TIME AGAIN IS THE
02:05:20COST-OF-LIVING CRISIS.
02:05:24>> Adrienne: AND, KATIE, YOU HAVE BEEN IN THE LONESTAR STATE FOR A WHILE NOW.
02:05:27WHAT STANDS OUT TO YOU PARTICULARLY TODAY ABOUT HOW THE VOTERS THERE ARE FEELING RIGHT
02:05:31NOW? >> Reporter: THERE'S A LIGHTNESS TO THE CELEBRATIONS BY
02:05:34DEMOCRATS.
02:05:38MANY HAVE COMPARED THIS MOMENT TO WHAT IT FELT LIKE WHEN BARACK
02:05:42OBAMA WAS ELECTED BACK IN 2008. IT'S THE SAME KIND OF VIBE.
02:05:45FOR PEOPLE WHO DON'T SUPPORT
02:05:47DONALD TRUMP OR THE M.A.G.A.
02:05:50MOVEMENT, THESE YEARS HAVE BEEN VERY DARK. AND FOR THE FIRST TIME IN A LONG
02:05:53TIME THEY FEEL THAT THEY HAVE SOME HOPE. >> Adrienne: THANK YOU. THAT IS KATIE SIMPSON IN AUSTIN,
02:05:56TEXAS, TONIGHT.
02:05:59>>> LIGHTNESS AND HOPE -- NOT THE WORDS THAT YOU'D LIKELY USE FOR THE REPUBLICANS TONIGHT.
02:06:03SOME OF THE PARTY ARE TRYING TO FOCUS ON FIGURING OUT WHAT WENT WRONG.
02:06:07BUT AS KATIE NICHOLSON SHOWS US, THE U.S. PRESIDENT'S ATTENTION
02:06:10APPEARS TO BE ELSEWHERE. >> Reporter: THE DAY AFTER A
02:06:14STUNNING POLITICAL DRUBBING, U.S. PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP -- >> President Trump: NOW I
02:06:18ENVISION CHANDELIERS ALL OVER. >> Reporter: SEEMING MORE
02:06:22INTERESTED IN HIS BALLROOM. >> President Trump: IT WILL BE
02:06:23THE MOST BEAUTIFUL BALLROOM
02:06:27I THINK ANYWHERE IN THE WORLD.
02:06:33>> Reporter: PRESSED ON THE CATASTROPHIC REPUBLICAN LOSSES IN THE HOUSE AND THE SENATE, HE DID HAVE A THEORY. >> President Trump: IF I WERE ON
02:06:37THE BALLOT, WE WOULD HAVE WON. >> Reporter: THOUGH HE REPEATEDLY TOLD VOTERS AT RALLIES TO ACT LIKE HE WAS.
02:06:40>> President Trump: PLEASE PRETEND THAT I'M ON THE
02:06:42FRICKIN' BALLOT, WILL YOU?
02:06:47PRETEND. THERE WAS SUCH LOVE AT THOSE RALLIES.
02:06:50IT WAS INCREDIBLE. WE WEREN'T ABLE TO TRANSFER THE LOVE TO CANDIDATES.
02:06:54>> Reporter: THAT'S ONE POSSIBLE EXPLANATION BUT THERE ARE OTHERS.
02:06:58>> IT'S A TOTAL REPUDIATION OF DONALD TRUMP -- TOTAL
02:07:01REPUDIATION OF HIS -- I THINK HIS TARIFFS AND HIS WAR ON IRAN AND HIS CORRUPTION AND HIS VANITY.
02:07:05AND THE COST OF LIVING. >> Reporter: TRUMPISM AND ITS
02:07:09DRAG ON THE GOP BEING BLAMED FOR REPUBLICAN WIPEOUTS IN STATE
02:07:12RACES LIKE ARIZONA.
02:07:15>> THAT'S TRUMP'S FAULT. THERE'S NO ONE ELSE TO BLAME FOR THIS.
02:07:19>> Reporter: IS THIS THE END OF M.A.G.A.? >> IT SHOULD BE THE END OF
02:07:22M.A.G.A. AND IT SHOULD BE THE
02:07:24END OF THESE FOLKS, YOU KNOW, TAKING CONTROL AND THEN LOSING
02:07:27RACE AFTER RACE. BUT THE PROBLEM IS THAT THEY
02:07:31HAVE SUCH A FIRM CONTROL ON THE PARTY APPARATUS RIGHT NOW.
02:07:33>> Reporter: THE LONG-TIME REPUBLICAN PRESIDENTIAL HOPEFULS
02:07:37ARE TAKING STOCK OF THE DAMAGE. >> THIS IS CLOSE TO AN
02:07:39EXTINCTION LEVEL EVENT FOR REPUBLICANS IN MANY PARTS OF THE
02:07:43COUNTRY AS WE HAVE SEEN PROBABLY
02:07:44IN THE LAST HUNDRED YEARS.
02:07:48>> Reporter: AND THEN THERE'S ELON MUSK WHO POURED NEARLY HALF A BILLION INTO THE REPUBLICAN
02:07:51RACES. ON TUESDAY HE POSTED "VOTE RED
02:07:55TODAY" AND NOW THAT POST
02:07:56APPARENTLY DELETED.
02:07:59THE FINGER POINTING HAS BEGUN. IN A POST, VICE-PRESIDENT J.D.
02:08:03VANCE BLAMED TRUMP'S WAR WITH IRAN.
02:08:07THE REASON WE LOST IS THE WAR,
02:08:10AND ANY HONEST CONVERSATION ABOUT WHERE WE GO FROM HERE MUST START THERE.
02:08:13>> President Trump: I THINK IT'S LARGELY TRUE, BECAUSE IT DROVE THE GASOLINE UP A LITTLE BIT
02:08:16SHORT TERM.
02:08:18AND PROBABLY THAT'S -- PROBABLY,
02:08:22IT'S TRUE. BUT AT THE SAME TIME IF I HAD TO DO IT AGAIN, I'D HAVE TO DO IT AGAIN.
02:08:26>> Reporter: SO WITHOUT THE HOUSE AND THE SENATE, THIS PRESIDENT MAY BE ON A SHORTER LEASH THAN OTHER PRESIDENTS WHEN
02:08:30THEY ENTER THAT LAME DUCK PERIOD, THE FINAL TWO YEARS IN
02:08:32OFFICE. >> Adrienne: ALTHOUGH, KATIE,
02:08:35HE'S ALREADY MENTIONED SEVERAL TIMES NOW THAT HE HAS THIS VETO POWER?
02:08:38>> Reporter: YEAH. THE PRESIDENT CAN REJECT ANY
02:08:41LEGISLATION PASSED BY CONGRESS, BUT NOT IF IT HAS A TWO-THIRDS
02:08:44MAJORITY IN BOTH CHAMBERS.
02:08:46OF COURSE THE DEMOCRATS DON'T
02:08:50HAVE THOSE NUMBERS, BUT THEY CAN
02:08:55REACH ACROSS THE AISLE AND IS SEE IF THERE'S REPUBLICANS THAT DON'T MIND CROSSING A PRESIDENT
02:08:58WHOSE POWER MAY BE WANING. BUT THE PRESIDENT DID SAY EARLIER TODAY THAT HE WAS WILLING TO WORK WITH DEMOCRATS. >> Adrienne: ALL RIGHT, WE WILL SEE.
02:09:02THAT IS KATIE NICHOLSON IN COLUMBUS, OHIO.
02:09:06>>> WE'LL GO DEEPER INTO THE NEW POLITICAL REALITY IN WASHINGTON
02:09:09WITH TWO U.S. POLITICAL
02:09:11INSIDERS, THAT IS COMING UP IN ABOUT 20 MINUTES.
02:09:14>>> SO ALL OF THIS, OF COURSE, HAS IMPLICATIONS FOR THIS COUNTRY AND FOR THE ONGOING
02:09:17TRADE WAR WITH WASHINGTON. CANADA-U.S. TRADE MINISTER
02:09:21DOMINIC LeBLANC SAYS THAT OTTAWA'S APPROACH TO LANDING A
02:09:24DEAL ISN'T CHANGING. BUT AS KATE McKENNA EXPLAINS, THE BLUE WAVE COULD COME WITH
02:09:28SOME BIG ADVANTAGES FOR CANADA.
02:09:33>> Reporter: CANADIAN OFFICIALS WOKE UP TO A NEW POLITICAL
02:09:35REALITY SOUTH OF THE BORDER.
02:09:39JUST AS U.S. TRADE TALKS START AGAIN.
02:09:41>> WE OBVIOUSLY TOOK NOTE OF THE ELECTION RESULTS IN THE UNITED
02:09:44STATES. AND I PROBABLY STAYED UP TOO LATE.
02:09:48>> Reporter: BUT THE CANADA-U.S. TRADE MINISTER SAYS THAT OTTAWA
02:09:50ISN'T MAKING ANY ASSUMPTIONS AND
02:09:52IT'S NOT CHANGING ITS STRATEGY.
02:09:56>> JUST NOT UP FOR CANADIANS TO TRY AND TO READ INTO WHY
02:09:59PARTICULAR AMERICAN VOTERS WENT IN A PARTICULAR DIRECTION.
02:10:03>> NOT ONLY THE AMERICAN PEOPLE WON, BUT CANADIANS WON ACROSS THE BOARD.
02:10:07>> Reporter: ONTARIO'S PREMIER SEES IT DIFFERENTLY.
02:10:09>> I WAS DOING CARTWHEELS DOWN
02:10:13THE 12R50E9. AND IF YOU HAVE EVER SEEN A BIG GUY LIKE ME DOING
02:10:16CARTWHEELS AND JUMPING UP AND DOWN WHEN THE RESULTS WERE COMING IN.
02:10:19>> Reporter:BUT THE QUESTION NOW AS THE NEGOTIATIONS RESUME -- DID TUESDAY'S TOUGH RESULT FOR
02:10:23DONALD TRUMP'S REPUBLICANS STRENGTHEN CANADA'S HAND? >> NOTHING IS GOING AWAY
02:10:26IMMEDIATELY.
02:10:29ON THE OTHER HAND, THERE'S ABSOLUTELY SOME NET POSITIVES
02:10:32HERE FOR CANADA. >> Reporter: TRUMP STILL HOLDS
02:10:36CONSIDERABLE POWER TO IMPOSE TARIFFS THROUGH EXECUTIVE
02:10:38ORDERS.
02:10:40THE DEMOCRATS SAY THAT FINDING A WAY TO LIFT THEM IS A PRIORITY.
02:10:44>> THAT'S ONE OF THE REASONS THAT WE WON CONGRESS BACK BECAUSE WE'RE GOING TO PUT AN
02:10:47END TO THESE TARIFFS. >> Reporter: INCLUDING PLANS TO INTRODUCE A BILL, EVEN IF IT
02:10:51COULD BE VETOED BY THE PRESIDENT.
02:10:54>> MY VIEW IS THAT WE FOCUS ON
02:10:56CONCRETE LEGISLATION THAT'S BENEFICIAL TO EVERYBODY.
02:11:00>> Reporter: DEMOCRATS ALSO WON IN KEY AUTO STATES LIKE MICHIGAN.
02:11:03AS AUTO SECTOR TARIFFS ARE EXPECTED TO BE A KEY STICKING
02:11:06POINT IN THE NEGOTIATIONS.
02:11:08>> IT WOULD BE PRUDENT FOR US NOT TO GO AND SIGN SOMETHING
02:11:11OVER THE NEXT FEW DAYS. LET'S SEE WHAT THE NEXT WEEK OR SO LOOKS LIKE.
02:11:15>> Pierre Poilievre: WE HAVE MASSIVE LEVERAGE IN THE FORM OF THE GOODWILL OF THE AMERICAN
02:11:19PEOPLE. >> Reporter: NOW THE CARNEY GOVERNMENT WILL HAVE TO
02:11:22DECIDE -- ACCEPT A DEAL WITH SOME TRUMP TARIFFS AND GET
02:11:24RELIEF FASTER.
02:11:28OR TRY TO WAIT IT OUT AND SEE WHAT HAPPENS WHEN THE DEMOCRATS TAKE CONTROL OF CONGRESS. KATE McKENNA, CBC NEWS,
02:11:32OTTAWA. >> Adrienne: AS WE'VE BEEN
02:11:35HEARING, THE IRAN WAR IS BEING BLAMED FOR THE REPUBLICANS' POOR
02:11:38MIDTERM PERFORMANCE. EVEN THOUGH DONALD TRUMP SAYS
02:11:41THAT HE HAS NO REGRETS.
02:11:44CHRIS BROWN NOW ON THE GROWING UNCERTAINTY OVER WHAT COMES NEXT FOR THE CONFLICT.
02:11:46[CHANTING]
02:11:50>> Reporter: IN TEHRAN THAT MESSAGE OF DEFIANCE AIMS TO
02:11:52WOUND DONALD TRUMP POLITICALLY.
02:11:56SOME HERE BELIEVE THAT IT'S WORKING. >>(SPEAKING ALTERNATE LANGUAGE).
02:12:00>> Reporter: "WE'VE WON OVER PUBLIC OPINION AROUND THE WORLD," SHE SAID, "THAT'S OUR GREATEST VICTORY."
02:12:04>>(SPEAKING ALTERNATE LANGUAGE).
02:12:07>> Reporter: "AMERICA'S OVERALL POLICY TOWARDS IRAN REMAINS UNCHANGED, ONLY THE METHODS
02:12:11DIFFER," HE SAID.
02:12:15THE SITUATION IN THE STRAIT OF HORMUZ IS VOLATILE.
02:12:17NEITHER PEACE NOR WAR.
02:12:20ON THE EVE OF THE MIDTERMS, THE U.S. STRUCK AN IRANIAN MILITARY
02:12:24INSTALLATION ON A STRATEGIC ISLAND. [BOMBING]
02:12:28>> Reporter: THE U.S. NAVY CONTINUES TO BLOCK IRAN'S PORTS
02:12:31WHILE IRAN HAS ATTACKED INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING WITH
02:12:33DRONES AND MINES.
02:12:36BUT IN HIS POST ON WEDNESDAY, VICE-PRESIDENT J.D. VANCE
02:12:40APPEARED TO FRAME THE MIDTERM LOSSES AS A REFERENDUM ON A WAR
02:12:44THAT AMERICANS WANT ENDED. "EVERYONE KNOWS WHY WE LOST, AND
02:12:47ANY HONEST CONVERSATION ABOUT WHERE WE GO FROM HERE MUST START
02:12:51THERE." TRUMP SAID AS MUCH HIMSELF.
02:12:55>> President Trump: WELL, YOU HAVE NO CHOICE. I MEAN, I THOUGHT THAT THE OIL
02:12:58WOULD GO UP A LOT MORE AND I DID IT ON THAT BASIS. YOU HAVE NO CHOICE.
02:13:02>> Reporter: IT ALL HELPS IRAN'S NEGOTIATING POSITION, SAYS THIS ANALYST.
02:13:06>> IN A SENSE THIS REPRESENTS AN
02:13:07OPPORTUNITY FOR DIPLOMACY.
02:13:12SOMETHING MAJOR HAS JUST HAPPENED IN AMERICAN POLITICS. >> Reporter: QATARI MEDIATORS
02:13:16ARE PUSHING FOR COMPROMISES ON IRAN'S NUCLEAR PROGRAMME AND LIFTING SANCTIONS AND REOPENING
02:13:18THE STRAIT. BUT TRUMP'S BOTTOM LINES REMAIN
02:13:22UNCERTAIN. >> HE HASN'T ARTICULATED WHAT HE
02:13:24WANTS.
02:13:28HOW DOES VICTORY LOOK LIKE? IS IT THE
02:13:32OPENING THE STRAIT OF HORMUZ? IS IT THE TEHRAN REGIME COLLAPSING? WHAT IS IT? >> Reporter: DESPITE LOSING
02:13:35CONGRESS, DONALD TRUMP STILL HAS CONSIDERABLE POWERS TO SHAPE
02:13:38FOREIGN POLICY AND TO WAGE WAR. HE COULD DECIDE TO ESCALATE
02:13:42MILITARILY AGAINST IRAN, AND WHILE HE COULD ORDER MORE
02:13:46STRIKES, WAGING A LONGER WAR WITHOUT CONGRESSIONAL SUPPORT WOULD BE DIFFICULT.
02:13:50CHRIS BROWN, CBC NEWS, LONDON.
02:13:54>> Adrienne: ONE OF THE FOUR ARMED SERVICES MEMBERS KILLED IN
02:13:58A FIRE AT CFB WAINWRIGHT WAS HONOURED TODAY AT A MILITARY
02:14:00FUNERAL SERVICE. >> NO MATTER HOW DIFFICULT
02:14:03THINGS GOT, SHAUN ALWAYS HAD A WAY OF LIFTING SPIRITS OF THOSE
02:14:06AROUND HIM.
02:14:09SOMETIMES AS A JOKE, SOMETIMES AS A FEW WORDS OF ENCOURAGEMENT,
02:14:13AND SOMETIMES IT WAS SIMPLY HIS DETERMINATION TO PUSH FORWARD.
02:14:16>> Adrienne: PRIVATE SHAUN
02:14:17FARRELL, AGED JUST 23, SERVED
02:14:20WITH THE PRINCESS PATRICIA LIGHT
02:14:24INFANTRY BASED IN EDMONTON. HIS UNIT HAD BEEN TAKING PART IN LIVE FIRE TRAINING AT THE BASE
02:14:27AND PREPARING FOR A DEPLOYMENT
02:14:28TO LATVIA.
02:14:33>>> THE REMAINS OF PRIVATE AIDAN GOULDING, ALSO 23, WERE FLOWN TO
02:14:35THE VANCOUVER AIRPORT TODAY AND
02:14:38THEN TAKEN BY MOTORCADE TO A
02:14:42FUNERAL HOME IN NEW WESTMINSTER. TWO OTHERS WERE KILLED AND 39 INJURED WHEN A GRASS FIRE GREW OUT OF CONTROL AT THE BASE IN
02:14:46WAINWRIGHT, ALBERTA.
02:14:49TODAY THE CANADIAN ARMED FORCES
02:14:50SAID THAT 14 OF THE INJURED PERSONNEL HAVE
02:14:53BEEN RELEASED FROM HOSPITAL. FOUR OTHERS HAVE BEEN MOVED TO HEALTHCARE FACILITIES IN B.C.
02:14:57AND ONTARIO TO BE CLOSER TO
02:15:02FAMILY AND LOVED ONES. >>> WELL, PRIVATE LIAM RAMAGE IS
02:15:05AMONG THOSE STILL IN HOSPITAL STRICKEN WITH SEVERE INJURIES
02:15:08THAT ARE DIFFICULT TO EVEN HEAR
02:15:10ABOUT AND THAT MAKES HIS FUTURE UNCERTAIN.
02:15:14JULIA WONG SAT DOWN WITH HIS MOM
02:15:16AND HIS WIFE AS THEY SHARED AN
02:15:19AGONIZING MIXTURE OF ANGUISH AND HOPE. >> Reporter: CHERYL RAMAGE IS
02:15:22STUCK IN A NIGHTMARE, AFTER HER
02:15:2627-YEAR-OLD SON, PRIVATE LIAM
02:15:29RAMAGE, WAS SEVERELY INJURED IN
02:15:35THE FIRE AT CFB WAINWRIGHT. >> HE WAS NOT RECOGNIZABLE AND WE IDENTIFIED HIM BY HIS TOES. >> Reporter: RAMAGE HAS THIRD
02:15:38AND FOURTH DEGREE BURNS TO ROUGHLY 40% OF HIS BODY,
02:15:42INCLUDING HIS FACE, HANDS AND LEGS.
02:15:45HE HAS PNEUMONIA, WENT THROUGH
02:15:49THREE SURGERIES AND THREE STROKES,
02:15:51AND CAN BARELY MOVE, SEE OR
02:15:55SPEAK. >> A LOT OF US TALKING TO HIM, REMINDING HIM THAT HE'S SAFE AND THAT HE'S AT THE HOSPITAL. >> Reporter: THE NIGHT OF THE
02:15:59DEADLY FIRE HAUNTS HIS MEMORY.
02:16:01>> HE DOES SAY THAT HE REMEMBERS IT.
02:16:04HE DOES SAY THAT HE
02:16:06THINKS ABOUT IT, BEING LOCKED IN
02:16:09YOUR OWN MIND IS A FORM OF TORTURE, RIGHT?
02:16:12SO JUST WHAT CAN WE DO FOR YOU
02:16:16TO HELP YOU TO GET THROUGH THIS. AND, I MEAN, HIS MENTAL HEALTH IS GOING TO HAVE TO BE ADDRESSED
02:16:19RIGHT AWAY. >> Reporter: THEY PLAY A RADIO
02:16:22TO DISTRACT HIM, CLASSIC ROCK
02:16:25AND NHL GAMES OF HIS BELOVED MONTRÉAL CANADIENS AND THEY'RE
02:16:29CLINGING TO THE SMALL THINGS. >> HE MOUTHED MY NAME WHEN I WAS
02:16:33IN THERE WITH MY DAD AND THAT
02:16:38WAS, LIKE, SHOCKING FOR ME. AND I DID HAVE A REALLY GOOD CRY AFTER. >> Reporter: ARE EITHER OF YOU
02:16:41ABLE TO THINK ABOUT WHAT THE FUTURE LOOKS LIKE AND WHAT IT
02:16:45HOLDS?
02:16:49>> YOU CAN'T AT THIS POINT. IT IS SO UNPREDICTABLE.
02:16:53YOU KNOW, HE'S GOT A STROKE, IS HE GOING TO BE ABLE TO WALK AGAIN? IS HE GOING TO LOSE HIS FINGERS.
02:16:56>> Reporter: LIAM HAD ALWAYS DREAMED OF BEING IN THE
02:16:59MILITARY. DID YOU EVER IMAGINE THAT SOMETHING LIKE THAT WOULD HAPPEN
02:17:02ON CANADIAN SOIL? >> NO.
02:17:06I NEVER DREAMT SOMETHING WOULD BE TWO HOURS FROM HOME -- NO.
02:17:10>> Reporter: FOR NOW THEY AREN'T FOCUSED ON THE FIRE OR THE
02:17:14INVESTIGATIONS INTO IT. >> WE'LL HAVE QUESTIONS LATER,
02:17:17BUT WE ARE DEFINITELY FOCUSED ON LIAM. >> Reporter: AND BOTH SAY THAT THIS REMEMBRANCE DAY WILL HOLD
02:17:21NEW MEANING FOR THEM. >> HOLD YOUR FAMILY A LITTLE
02:17:25CLOSER. YOU NEVER KNOW WHAT COULD
02:17:29HAPPEN, HONESTLY.
02:17:33>> I DIDN'T HOPE THAT THIS WOULD HAPPEN TO MY SON, I WISH IT HADN'T, BUT I'M PROUD FOR HIM.
02:17:37>> Reporter: JULIA WONG, CBC NEWS, EDMONTON.
02:17:41>> Adrienne: TWO HOSPITALS IN B.C.'S NORTHERN INTERIOR WENT
02:17:44INTO MASS CASUALTY MODE AFTER A
02:17:46BUS CRASH INJURED 20 PEOPLE. IT HAPPENED AROUND 9:00 THIS
02:17:50MORNING SOUTH OF MacKENZIE AND
02:17:53NOW POLICE SAY THAT THE BUS WENT
02:17:56INTO A DITCH, BUT IT IS STILL TOO EARLY TO KNOW WHY. MORE THAN A DOZEN AMBULANCES AND
02:18:00AIR AMBULANCES RESPONDED. OPERATORS OF A NEARBY DATA CENTRE CONFIRMED THAT THE SHUTTLE BUS HAD BEEN CHARTERED
02:18:03TO TRANSPORT ITS WORKERS.
02:18:08>>> AND CONDOLENCES ARE POURING IN FOR THE FAMILY OF A MOTHER AND DAUGHTER WHO DIED IN A
02:18:12SUSPECTED GRIZZLY BEAR ATTACK IN
02:18:12BELLA COOLA, B.C.
02:18:16CREWS ARE CONTINUING TO SEARCH FOR THE BEAR OR THE BEARS
02:18:19RESPONSIBLE FOR KILLING
02:18:2248-YEAR-OLD JENNIFER BALCARAS
02:18:24AND 20-YEAR-OLD SALEH REED.
02:18:26IN THE MEANTIME, LOCAL LEADERS
02:18:29ARE RECOMMENDING A NON-MANDATORY
02:18:31CURFEW OF 8:00 P.M., JUST TO
02:18:33HELP TO KEEP EVERYONE SAFE. >>> THE CARNEY GOVERNMENT IS SET
02:18:37TO TABLE A SECOND BUDGET ON THURSDAY.
02:18:39AND WE'RE LEARNING MORE ABOUT WHERE IT PLANS TO FOCUS ITS SPENDING AND WHO STANDS TO BENEFIT.
02:18:42ASHLEY BURKE NOW WITH WHAT WE KNOW AND THE POLITICAL STAKES FOR THE PRIME MINISTER.
02:18:45[APPLAUSE]
02:18:51[Speaking French] >> Reporter: THE FINANCE
02:18:54MINISTER'S VERSION OF AN AGE-OLD TRADITION.
02:18:56AHEAD OF THURSDAY'S BUDGET, FRANÇOIS-PHILIPPE CHAMPAGNE
02:19:00HELPING TO MAKE A PAIR O
02:19:03CANADIAN SHOES -- >> THIS IS MADE HERE --
02:19:07>> Reporter: BEFORE PICKING OUT A PAIR OF HIS OWN. >> TOMORROW IS A BIG DAY, A BIG DAY FOR OUR COUNTRY.
02:19:10YOU KNOW, MASTERS OF OUR DESTINY, WHAT IS HAPPENING IN THE WORLD.
02:19:14>> Reporter: HE IS PITCHING TO BUILD UP CANADA'S SOVEREIGNTY
02:19:15DURING DONALD TRUMP'S TRADE WAR.
02:19:18>> WE NEED TO INVEST IN GROWTH
02:19:20AND WE NEED TO INVEST ALONGSIDE
02:19:23BUSINESSES AND EXPORTS AND WE
02:19:25NEED TO TAKE CARE OF CANADIANS.
02:19:28AND MAKE LIFE MORE AFFORDABLE. >> BUY CANADIAN.
02:19:31>> EXACTLY, I LOVE THAT.
02:19:35>> Reporter: CHAMPAGNE SAID THAT IT INCLUDES HELP FOR SMALL BUSINESSES, A SENIOR GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL TOLD CBC NEWS THAT THERE WILL ALSO BE NEW AFFORDABILITY MEASURES AND
02:19:38INVESTMENTS IN DEFENCE,
02:19:39INFRASTRUCTURE AND CULTURE.
02:19:44>> HE'S TRIED TO CONVINCE CANADIANS THAT WE GET OUT OF THE MESS THAT TRUMP HAS PUT US IN BY
02:19:48SHOVELING MORE MONEY, RESOURCES AND CORPORATE WELFARE TO THE
02:19:52BIGGEST C.E.O.s AND INVESTORS. AND HE WANTS US TO BELIEVE THAT
02:19:54THIS TIME -- THIS TIME -- IT WILL TRICKLE DOWN TO BENEFIT ALL
02:19:57CANADIANS. >> Reporter: THE N.D.P. IS
02:20:01PUSHING FOR PUBLICLY RUN GROCERY STORES WHILE THE CONSERVATIVES
02:20:04WANT ALL FEDERAL FUEL TAXES CUT
02:20:05UNTIL CANADA DAY.
02:20:09>> Pierre Poilievre: SAVE YOU MONEY, SAVE YOU MONEY, SAVE YOU MONEY, THAT'S OUR MISSION AS
02:20:11CONSERVATIVES.
02:20:14>> ALL OF THE UNCERTAINTIES -- >> Reporter: THIS POLLSTER SAYS THAT AFFORDABILITY IS STILL THE
02:20:17TOP ISSUE FOR MOST CANADIANS AND THEY WANT TO SEE IF THE GOVERNMENT IS DELIVERING ON ITS AGENDA.
02:20:20>> I DO THINK THAT THE PUBLIC IS STILL ASKING THEMSELVES AND
02:20:24WONDERING HOW LONG IS IT GOING
02:20:25TO TAKE BEFORE WE START TO SEE
02:20:31THESE IDEAS AND THE THINGS THAT HAVE BEEN HAPPENING OVER THE LAST TWO YEARS START TO BEAR FRUIT. >> Reporter: THE PRIME MINISTER
02:20:34HAS PROMISED TO BALANCE THE OPERATING BUDGET BY 2028, A YEAR
02:20:36AHEAD OF SCHEDULE.
02:20:41AND WHEN THE GOVERNMENT OPENS UP ITS
02:20:44BOOKS, THE PUBLIC WILL WANT TO SEE HOW HE PLANS TO GET THERE AND AT WHAT COST. ASHLEY BURKE, CBC NEWS, OTTAWA.
02:20:48>> Adrienne: CERTAINLY SMALL BUSINESSES WILL BE WATCHING THE BUDGET CLOSELY, HOPING FOR
02:20:52RELIEF FROM RISING COSTS AND MOUNTING FINANCIAL PRESSURES.
02:20:55AS PHILIPPE de MONTIGNY
02:20:57EXPLAINS, OTTAWA IS SIGNALLING
02:21:00HELP IS COMING, BUT WHETHER IT WILL BE ENOUGH REMAINS TO BE
02:21:03SEEN. >> Reporter: KARLA BRIONISS OWNS
02:21:05TWO PET FOOD STORES IN THE
02:21:09OTTAWA REGION. SHE IS HOPING THAT THE FEDERAL
02:21:13BUDGET WILL LOWER THE TAX BURDEN
02:21:15AND IMPROVE CASH FLOW FOR SMALL BUSINESSES. >> THE CASH FLOW IS REALLY TIGHT
02:21:18SO WE NEED TO BE STRATEGIC ON WHERE WE SPEND. >> Reporter: THE CANADIAN
02:21:22FEDERATION OF INDEPENDENT BUSINESS IS CALLING ON THE
02:21:25FEDERAL GOVERNMENT TO REDUCE THE
02:21:27SMALL BUSINESS TAX RATE FROM 9%
02:21:31TO 6%, RETURN COUNTER TARIFF
02:21:33REVENUE TO IMPACTED BUSINESSES, AND TO LOWER EMPLOYMENT
02:21:36INSURANCE PREMIUMS FOR SMALLER EMPLOYERS.
02:21:39>> THE VAST MAJORITY OF SMALL BUSINESS OWNERS SAY THEY WOULD
02:21:43RE-INVEST THAT MONEY INTO THEIR
02:21:44OPERATION.
02:21:49>> Reporter: AND THEY ARE HOPING TO TAP INTO THE RECENTLY
02:21:51ANNOUNCED PRODUCTIVITY
02:21:55MEGA-DEDUCTION. THE IDEA IS TO ALLOW BUSINESSES TO IMMEDIATELY TO WRITE OFF THE FULL COST OF NEW EQUIPMENT,
02:21:58MACHINERY, AND SOFTWARE.
02:22:02>> I WANT TO INVEST IN NEW
02:22:05FREEZERS AND I WANT TO INVEST IN
02:22:08A NEW P.O.S. SYSTEM, AND I KNOW THAT I'LL GET THAT TAX CREDIT ON YEAR ONE. >> THESE ARE TAX DOLLARS THAT
02:22:12ARE PAYING FOR THESE NEW MACHINES. WE HAVE TO MAKE
02:22:16SURE THAT THERE'S A CUSTOMER AT THE END OF THE TUNNEL. >> Reporter: THIS TEXTILES AND CLOTHING BUSINESS IS STILL
02:22:20HURTING FROM U.S. TARIFFS. NEARLY TWO-THIRDS OF ITS CUSTOMERS ARE AMERICAN.
02:22:23THE C.E.O. IS HOPING FOR MORE
02:22:28HELP TO PIVOT TO NEW MARKETS. LIKE EUROPE.
02:22:30INCENTIVIZING INVESTMENT TO
02:22:33IMPROVE THE COUNTRY'S PRODUCTIVITY IS KEY.
02:22:37BUT IT'S NO EASY TASK, ACCORDING TO THIS ECONOMIST. >> WE NEED ABOUT $2 TRILLION OF INVESTMENT IN CANADA OVER THE
02:22:40NEXT TWO YEARS.
02:22:45THAT'S THE BARE MINIMUM NOT TO FALL FURTHER BEHIND. SO IT'S NOT GOING TO BE A MAGIC
02:22:49WAND THAT IS GOING TO HAPPEN. >> WE'RE GOING TO GO BEYOND. >> Reporter: EARLIER THIS WEEK
02:22:52CANADA'S FINANCE MINISTER HINTED THAT MORE IS COMING TO HELP
02:22:55SMALL AND MEDIUM-SIZED BUSINESSES, WHICH MAKE UP
02:22:58ROUGHLY TWO-THIRDS OF ALL PRIVATE SECTOR EMPLOYMENT IN
02:23:00THIS COUNTRY. PHILIPPE de MONTIGNY, CBC
02:23:04NEWS, TORONTO.
02:23:08>> Adrienne: FOR A FULL BREAKDOWN OF THE BUDGET YOU CAN JOIN ROSEMARY BARTON AT 4:00
02:23:11P.M. EASTERN WHEREVER YOU STREAM AND FOLLOWED BY A SPECIAL
02:23:14EDITION OF "POWER & POLITICS."
02:23:17>>> WELL, CBC NEWS LEARNED THAT A TORONTO PAEDIATRICIAN ACCUSED
02:23:21OF UPLOADING CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE
02:23:26MATERIAL REMAINED LICENSED FOR MONTHS BEFORE HE WAS SUSPENDED.
02:23:29THE INVESTIGATION INTO THE
02:23:32DOCTOR BEGAN IF JANUARY, BUT AS IDIL MUSSA TELLS US, HIS LICENCE TO PRACTISE MEDICINE WASN'T
02:23:36SUSPENDED UNTIL JULY. >> Reporter: IT BEGAN WITH A TIP
02:23:39TO POLICE, SUSPECTED CHILD
02:23:41SEXUAL ABUSE MATERIAL UPLOADED TO THIS PAEDIATRICIAN'S DROPBOX
02:23:44ACCOUNT. A POLICE INVESTIGATION WAS
02:23:47LAUNCHED IN JANUARY. BUT HIS MEDICAL LICENCE WAS NOT
02:23:51SUSPENDED UNTIL JULY.
02:23:54THIS EXPERT SAYS THAT THE SIX-MONTH GAP IS TOO LONG.
02:23:57>> I DON'T THINK THAT IN EVERY INSTANCE WE NEED TO SUSPEND A
02:24:01MEDICAL LICENCE WHILE
02:24:03INVESTIGATING A CRIME. BUT I DO THINK THAT WHEN IT
02:24:06COMES DOWN TO SEX AND GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE AND CRIMES
02:24:10THAT INVOLVE CHILDREN,
02:24:11VOYEURISM, I THINK THAT THERE ARE CERTAIN CASES WHERE WE HAVE
02:24:14TO OVERREACT.
02:24:20>> Reporter:DR. SHANNON RIZUKI
02:24:22WHO HAS RESEARCHED SUCH CONDUCT,
02:24:26BELIEVE THAT WITH CASES LIKE THESE THAT LICENSES SHOULD BE SUSPENDED RIGHT AWAY. >> HE STILL COULD HAVE PROVIDED
02:24:29TREATMENT OUTSIDE OF THE HOSPITAL SYSTEM. WE DON'T KNOW THAT HE DID, BUT I THINK THAT AS MEMBERS OF THE
02:24:33PUBLIC WE DESERVE TO KNOW. >> Reporter: ACCORDING TO COURT
02:24:36FILINGS OBTAINED BY CBC NEWS,
02:24:40DR. DILAN DISSANAYAKE ALLEGEDLY
02:24:42UPLOADED AN ILLICIT VIDEO INVOLVING A YOUNG GIRL TO A
02:24:45DROPBOX ACCOUNT WHICH WAS TRACED
02:24:49TO A SickKids I.P. ADDRESS.
02:24:52HE IS NOW FACING PSAM CHARGES
02:24:57FOR POSSESSING AND ACCESSING CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE MATERIAL. THIS EXPERT SAYS THAT WHILE EVERYONE DESERVES DUE PROCESS, CHILDREN'S SAFETY NEEDS TO BE A
02:25:00CONSIDERATION.
02:25:03>> IT MIGHT BE DIFFERENT THE WAY THAT SOMETHING IS HANDLED WHEN
02:25:07YOU'VE GOT SOMEBODY WHO IS ACCUSED, FOR
02:25:10EXAMPLE, OF FRAUD, VERSUS A CSAM CHARGE. WHEN YOU ARE TALKING ABOUT A PROFESSION THAT HAS ACCESS TO
02:25:14CHILDREN DIRECTLY. >> Reporter: TORONTO POLICE SAY
02:25:17THAT AT THIS TIME THAT THERE IS NO EVIDENCE THAT THE CHARGES ARE CONNECTED TO THE DOCTOR'S
02:25:20MEDICAL PRACTISE. NEITHER DISSANAYAKE NOR THE
02:25:24COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS AND
02:25:25SURGEONS IN ONTARIO ANSWERED
02:25:31CBC'S QUESTIONS ABOUT WHETHER HE PRACTISED MEDICINE IN ANY CONTEXT AFTER THE HAVING BEGAN.
02:25:34IDIL MUSSA, CBC NEWS, TORONTO.
02:25:37>> Adrienne: THOSE GROWING BACKLASH TONIGHT OVER A COURT RULING PAVING THE WAY FOR
02:25:41RUSSIA'S RETURN TO INTERNATIONAL HOCKEY.
02:25:45DESPITE THE DECISION ON TUESDAY, CANADA BANNED RUSSIA FROM NEXT MONTH'S WORLD JUNIORS IN
02:25:48ALBERTA. AND SEVERAL EUROPEAN COUNTRIES ANNOUNCED THEY WON'T PLAY
02:25:52RUSSIAN TEAMS.
02:25:55NOW THE INTERNATIONAL ICE HOCKEY
02:25:58FEDERATION COULD FACE ECONOMIC
02:26:02CONSEQUENCES. MAJOR COUNTRIES LIKE GERMANY,
02:26:05SWEDEN AND LATVIA ARE ALL THREATENING TO PULL THEIR FUNDING FROM MAJOR TOURNAMENTS
02:26:09SHOULD RUSSIA COMPETE. >>> WELL, SOON, SOME SCHOOLS WILL FACE A TOUGH CHOICE ABOUT USING A POPULAR SEARCH ENGINE.
02:26:13>> IF YOU'RE USING GOOGLE, YOU ARE USING AI. >> Adrienne: WHY THERE WILL SOON
02:26:17BE STRINGS ATTACHED TO USE GOOGLE NEXT.
02:26:19(♪)
02:26:24>>> AND A LIFE BLOOD OF A TINY MILL COMMUNITY IS GOING QUIET.
02:26:26>> THE NOT KNOWING IS THE WORST
02:26:29PART, KIND OF GETS A PERSON THINKING, SOMETIMES TOO MUCH,
02:26:31ABOUT WHAT COULD HAPPEN. >> Adrienne: THE IMPACT ON
02:26:35HUNDREDS OF JOBS AND HOW IT
02:26:37COULD BE TIED TO TARIFFS.
02:26:40>>> PLUS, A BRITISH ADVENTURER RETURNS HOME AFTER WALKING
02:26:43AROUND THE WORLD. >> 28 YEARS LATER.
02:26:46>> HERE WE ARE. >> I STARTED GETTING A LITTLE
02:26:50TEARED UP, HE'S REALLY GETTING HOME. >> Adrienne: HIS 28-YEAR JOURNEY IN OUR "MOMENT."
02:26:53WE'RE BACK IN TWO.
02:26:58>> Where d
02:29:03>> COLONEL HANDSON'S EXEMPLARY PERFORMANCE ENHANCED CANADA'S
02:29:06INTERNATIONAL CREDIBILITY AND ADVANCED NATIONAL INTEREST IN HUMAN SPACEFLIGHT.
02:29:10>> Adrienne: ASTRONAUT JEREMY
02:29:12HANSEN HAS BEEN AWARDED CANADA'S MERITORIOUS SERVICE CROSS IN THE
02:29:15MILITARY DIVISION. THE GOVERNOR-GENERAL PRESENTED
02:29:19HIM WITH THE HONOUR TODAY AT RIDEAU HALL. COLONEL HANSEN WAS RECOGNISED
02:29:22FOR HIS LEADERSHIP AND
02:29:23PROFESSIONALISM AS PART OF THE ARTEMIS II LUNAR MISSION BACK IN
02:29:27APRIL.
02:29:29LOUISE ARBOUR SAYS THAT HIS WORK
02:29:33BROUGHT GREAT CREDIT TO CANADA
02:29:37AND TO ITS ARMED FORCES. >>> WELL, GOOGLE IS PUTTING
02:29:41PRESSURE ON SCHOOLS TO EXPOSE STUDENTS TO ITS ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE FUNCTIONS, EVEN THOUGH MANY EDUCATION OFFICIALS WANT IT KEPT OUT OF THE CLASSROOM.
02:29:44CAMERON MacINTOSH SHOWS US THE
02:29:45TECH GIANT'S STRATEGY.
02:29:49>> Reporter: SOON, THOUSANDS OF
02:29:50CANADIAN STUDENTS MAY NO LONGER
02:29:53BE ABLE TO JUST GOOGLE IT. THE SEARCH ENGINE ANNOUNCING THAT THE SCHOOLS CONCERNED ABOUT
02:29:57STUDENT EXPOSURE TO ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE WILL BE ABLE TO OPT
02:30:01OUT OF SOME A.I. EDUCATION APPS, BUT IF THEY WANT TO KEEP USING
02:30:04THE MAIN SEARCH ENGINE THEY'LL HAVE TO ACCEPT THAT COMES WITH
02:30:06A.I..
02:30:11>> FIRST THING, IF YOU ARE USING
02:30:12GOOGLE, YOU ARE USING A.I..
02:30:16IF YOU USE SEARCH YOU ARE USING A.I. AND WE'LL LET YOU SHUT IT OFF BUT THAT MEANS THAT YOU CAN'T USE GOOGLE IN THE SAME WAY TO ITS FULL CAPACITY. >> Reporter: THIS EXPERT IN
02:30:20EDUCATION AND TECHNOLOGY SAYS
02:30:22THAT IT WILL FORCE THOUSANDS OF SCHOOLS TO MAKE HARD CHOICES
02:30:25ABOUT HOW MUCH A.I. IS IN THE CLASSROOM. >> I DON'T THINK THAT YOU CAN
02:30:28UNDERSTATE HOW BIG A THING IT WOULD BE TO SUDDENLY HAVE GOOGLE
02:30:32SEARCH JUST NOT BE AVAILABLE. >> Reporter: GOOGLE ACCOUNTS FOR
02:30:35ABOUT 90% OF ALL WEB SEARCHES AND IS HEAVILY INTEGRATING A.I.
02:30:38ACROSS ITS SERVICES.
02:30:41IT ALSO HAS A BIG FOOTPRINT IN
02:30:44EDUCATION, FROM CHROMEBOOKS TO
02:30:47DOZENS OF APPS.
02:30:48IN A STATEMENT, GOOGLE SAID THAT SCHOOLS USING
02:30:52GOOGLE APPS CAN OPT OUT OF GEMINI AND GEMINI NOTEBOOK AND ADDING THAT SEARCH WILL OFFER
02:30:55SCHOOL USERS STEP-BY-STEP GUIDED LEARNING THROUGH PROBLEMS SO
02:30:58THAT STUDENTS DON'T GET QUICK
02:30:59ANSWERS TO SCHOOLWORK.
02:31:02IT'S ALL SPARKED PLENTY OF ONLINE CRITICISM. U.S. SENATOR BERNIE SANDERS, A
02:31:06CRITIC OF A.I. AND CALLING IT EXTORTION.
02:31:09NEW YORK MAYOR ZOHRAN MAMDANI
02:31:14ACCUSED GOOGLE OF USING MONOPOLY POWERS TO FORCE A.I. INTO SCHOOLS. AND WHILE THERE'S ALTERNATIVES TO GOOGLE, SWITCHING AWAY FROM
02:31:18IT MAY NOT BE EASY FOR MANY SCHOOLS.
02:31:21>> TO BE ABLE TO KIND OF
02:31:23ROLLBACK AND AWAY FROM GOOGLE, FOR EXAMPLE, IS SOMETIMES EVEN INCONCEIVABLE AT
02:31:27THIS POINT BECAUSE OF HOW ENTRENCHED THEY ARE IN THE
02:31:28EDUCATION SYSTEM. >> Reporter:CANADIAN SCHOOLS
02:31:32CURRENTLY RELYING ON GOOGLE'S
02:31:34EDUCATIONAL PRODUCTS WON'T HAVE A
02:31:37LOT OF TIME TO DECIDE. CHANGES ARE COMING INTO EFFECT
02:31:41IN THE NEW YEAR. CAMERON MacINTOSH, CBC NEWS, WINNIPEG. >> Adrienne: AFTER A HISTORIC
02:31:44WIN FOR DEMOCRATS, HOW CAN REPUBLICANS REBUILD?
02:31:47[Cheers and Applause]
02:31:52>> IT WASN'T SIMPLY A BLUE WAVE -- IT WAS AN AMERICAN TSUNAMI. >> Adrienne: OUR STRATEGIST
02:31:55PANEL WEIGHS IN ON WHAT IS NEXT FOR BOTH PARTIES.
02:31:59(♪) >>> AND A COMMUNITY IN NEW BRUNSWICK IS LOSING ONE OF ITS
02:32:02BIGGEST EMPLOYERS.
02:32:04>> PROTECT CANADIAN JOBS! >> Adrienne: HOW TARIFFS ARE PLAYING A ROLE.
02:32:07THAT'S COMING UP.
02:34:45[Cheers and Applause]
02:34:49>> IT WASN'T SIMPLY A BLUE WAVE,
02:34:51IT WAS AN AMERICAN TSUNAMI.
02:34:55(♪) >> TO CALL IT A WAVE I DON'T THINK THAT WOULD BE FULLY ACCURATE. IT'S THE POLITICAL EQUIVALENT OF
02:34:58A METEOR STRIKE.
02:35:00>> THE DAYS OF THE HOUSE OF
02:35:03REPRESENTATIVES FUNCTIONING LIKE A WHOLLY OWNED SUBSIDIARY OF THE
02:35:06TRUMP ADMINISTRATION ARE OVER. >> THE DAYS OF TRUMP SUPPLICANT SENATE ARE OVER.
02:35:10[Cheers and Applause]
02:35:13>> Adrienne: THE DAY AFTER LAST NIGHT'S WAVE, TSUNAMI, METEOR
02:35:17STRIKE, WHATEVER YOU WANT TO CALL IT, THE DEMOCRATS ARE
02:35:19PROMISING ACTION. THE REPUBLICANS ARE SEARCHING
02:35:22FOR ANSWERS. THE UNITED STATES IS PREPARING
02:35:24FOR CHANGE.
02:35:27SO YOU KNOW THESE TWO POLITICAL INSIDERS FROM OUR SPECIAL
02:35:30COVERAGE JUST LAST NIGHT. ASHLEY ETIENNE WORKED WITH FORMER VICE-PRESIDENT KAMALA
02:35:34HARRIS.
02:35:36MAURA GILLESPIE WITH THE FORMER REPUBLICAN HOUSE SPEAKER JOHN BOEHNER.
02:35:39THANK YOU FOR COMING BACK, IT FEELS LIKE 10 MINUTES SINCE YOU WERE SITTING RIGHT HERE. IT'S BEEN A COUPLE OF HOURS,
02:35:43ASHLEY. YOU KNOW, YOU WON BIG AND THE
02:35:46DEMOCRATS WON BIG, BUT THAT
02:35:47COMES WITH BIG PRESSURE TO
02:35:51DELIVER, RIGHT? WHAT IS YOUR SENSE OF HOW THAT WILL HAPPEN? >> I THINK THAT THE PRESSURE IS
02:35:55GOING TO BE REALLY ON TWO FRONTS TO DELIVER. ONE, IS SOME ACCOUNTABILITY
02:35:58TOWARDS DONALD TRUMP AND YOU CAN HEAR IT AND SENSE IT FROM
02:36:01LEADERSHIP, FROM VOTERS, BASICALLY SAYING THAT WE WANT
02:36:05TRUMP HELD ACCOUNTABLE. THEY WANT SOME BLOOD.
02:36:08THE OTHER AREA IN WHICH THERE'S GOING TO BE SOME EXPECTATION FOR ACTION IS GOING TO BE AN AGENDA
02:36:12RELATED TO PEOPLE'S LIVES. I MEAN -- THE ISSUE THAT PEOPLE
02:36:15VOTED ON LAST NIGHT WAS AFFORDABILITY AND CORRUPTION AND
02:36:17CONNECTED TO AFFORDABILITY. SO THEY'RE GOING TO WANT A
02:36:20DEMOCRATIC PARTY TO GO AFTER THESE CORPORATIONS AND TO GO
02:36:23AFTER THE TECH COMPANIES AND THE DATA COMPANIES, THE DATA CENTRE
02:36:26COMPANIES.
02:36:29ALL OF THESE PEOPLE AND THE INSTITUTIONS THAT THEY FEEL ARE SQUEEZING THEIR POCKETBOOKS.
02:36:32SO WHETHER OR NOT THE DEMOCRATS CAN DO THAT SORT OF WITH DONALD
02:36:35TRUMP RUNNING INTERFERENCE ON THEIR AGENDA IS GOING TO BE THE
02:36:37QUESTION. >> Adrienne: AS I LISTEN TO YOU, I THINK ABOUT THE SCALE OF WHAT
02:36:40YOU'RE TALKING ABOUT. I MEAN, IN SOME WAYS IT COULD SOUND LIKE THIS WIN IS A BIT OF
02:36:44A POISON CHALICE, RIGHT, AND YOU
02:36:45HAVE TO SHOW RESULTS OR PEOPLE
02:36:50MAY NOT -- YOU KNOW, THEY MAY NOT TRUST YOU WITH THEIR VOTES IN 2028.
02:36:52HOW HARD IS THAT GOING TO BE
02:36:55WHEN AS YOU SAY THAT THE PRESIDENT IS STILL TALKING VETO?
02:36:59>> YEAH, ABSOLUTELY. HE SAID TODAY THAT HE'D NOT PASS ANY LEGISLATION THAT WOULD
02:37:02REVERSE WHAT HE'S ALREADY DONE AND WHAT HE'S ALREADY DONE IS A
02:37:05MESS, SO WHERE DO WE GO FROM
02:37:07HERE IS THE REAL QUESTION. BUT, YOU KNOW, ONE WAY OF
02:37:11LOOKING AT THIS IS THAT THERE'S GOING TO BE PRESSURE FOR DEMOCRATS TO
02:37:15DELIVER EARLY AND QUICKLY ON A
02:37:16PROACTIVE ECONOMIC AGENDA.
02:37:20HOW THEY DO THAT IS UNCLEAR WITH THE PRESIDENT THERE.
02:37:23I THINK -- MY ADVICE WOULD BE THAT THEY USE THEIR
02:37:26INVESTIGATIVE POWERS TO ACTUALLY
02:37:29PURSUE TARIFFS, CORPORATIONS, PRICE GOUGING AND ALL OF THE
02:37:32ISSUES RELATED TO PEOPLE'S POCKETBOOKS THAT DON'T INVOLVE THE PRESIDENT OR DO INVOLVE THE
02:37:36PRESIDENT TO SOME DEGREE. THAT'S WHERE I ADVISE THEM TO
02:37:39FOCUS THEIR ATTENTION AND
02:37:43THEIR ENERGY, BECAUSE ANYTHING ELSE THE PRESIDENT HAS BEEN
02:37:47INOCULATED FROM ACCOUNTABILITY.
02:37:49SO I THINK THAT THE CHALLENGE, AS I SAID LAST NIGHT ON THE
02:37:52SHOW, IS THAT THE ECONOMY WILL ONLY GET WORSE.
02:37:54THAT'S HOW THE PRESIDENT DESIGNED IT. AND THE BIG BEAUTIFUL BILL, AND
02:37:58THE CUTS TO MEDICAID, ETC., WILL KICK IN IN 2027.
02:38:01SO THEY'RE GOING TO BE IN UNDER A LOT OF
02:38:05PRESSURE TO DELIVER IN AN ENVIRONMENT THAT WILL ONLY GET WORSE. >> Adrienne: AND PRESSURE TOO, MAURA, ON THE REPUBLICANS AND
02:38:09THEY HAVE WORK AHEAD OF THEM. WHAT DOES THAT WORK LOOK LIKE?
02:38:11IS IT DISTANCING FROM M.A.G.A. AND TRUMP?
02:38:14IS IT RE-BRANDING? WHAT IS IT?
02:38:17>> IT'S MOSTLY DISTANCING FROM
02:38:19TRUMP, BECAUSE, REMEMBER, THAT
02:38:22M.A.G.A. IS ALSO FRUSTRATED WITH TRUMP.
02:38:24AND THEY DON'T FEEL THAT HE'S DELIVERED EITHER. SO THERE'S AN OPPORTUNITY TO
02:38:28REALLY RECLAIM NOT ONLY THE POWER OF THE PURSE THAT WE DISCUSSED LAST NIGHT, BUT TO REMIND FOLKS THAT THE REPUBLICANS HAVE BEEN THE FISCAL
02:38:31CONSERVATIVES. SO GOING BACK TO WHAT ASHLEY IS
02:38:34SAYING ABOUT INVESTIGATIONS AND TARGETING WHERE THE FRAUD, WASTE
02:38:37AND ABUSE IS ACTUALLY HAPPENING. YOU CAN START WITH THE TRUMP ADMINISTRATION, IF YOU ARE
02:38:40LOOKING TO DISTANCE YOURSELF
02:38:42FROM WHAT PRESIDENT TRUMP HAS
02:38:45DONE AND THE DIDN'T THAT HE'S ADDED TO THE ECONOMY AND THE
02:38:48SITUATION THAT HE HAS MADE WORSE FOR FAMILIES TO GET AHEAD OR EVEN JUST TO BE ABLE TO AFFORD GROCERIES OR AFFORD THEIR
02:38:51GAS. THERE NEEDS TO BE RESPONSIBILITY
02:38:55PLACED AS WELL ON REPUBLICANS IN
02:38:56CONGRESS AND BEING AN ACTIVE
02:38:59PARTICIPANT, AND HOW TO STEER THAT SHIP IN A BETTER DIRECTION. BECAUSE RIGHT NOW IT'S NOT GOING
02:39:03VERY WELL AND THEY HAVE A RESPONSIBILITY TO THEIR CONSTITUENTS TO DO SO. I THINK REQUIRES RIGHT ACROSS
02:39:06THE AISLE. BUT ALSO REALLY RECLAIMING SOME OF THAT POSITIONING SO THEY CAN
02:39:10RUN ON SOMETHING IN 2028. >> Adrienne: I'M SO CURIOUS,
02:39:13MAURA, AND I KNOW THAT YOU HAVE BEEN SPEAKING WITH YOUR REPUBLICAN COLLEAGUES TODAY.
02:39:17HOW HAS THE SITUATION CHANGED TODAY FROM WHAT YOU HEARD LAST
02:39:19NIGHT?
02:39:22>> YOU KNOW, LAST NIGHT WAS CERTAINLY A
02:39:25LOT OF DISAPPOINTMENT AND JUST KIND OF THOSE IN THE M.A.G.A. WORLD THEY'RE KIND OF INSULATED
02:39:29AND WHEN I SAY M.A.G.A. WORLD, I MEAN TRUMP WORLD, IT'S VERY
02:39:31INSULATED.
02:39:34SO THEY ARE FEELING THE PAIN
02:39:38POINTS OF WHAT HAPPENED LAST NIGHT. AND I THINK THAT FOR THE REST OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY AND MANY PEOPLE FEEL THIS IS WHAT WAS DESERVED.
02:39:42IT IS A REBUKE ON DONALD TRUMP AND HIS POLICIES AND HIS CABINET
02:39:45AND THOSE WHO HAVE PUSHED AND NOT STOPPED THE PRESIDENT.
02:39:49AND BEEN GUARDRAILS WHERE THEY COULD HAVE BEEN.
02:39:53AND IT'S NOT BEEN A FRUITFUL EXERCISE I WOULD SAY IN GOVERNANCE.
02:39:56BUT WHAT YOU'RE ABOUT TO SEE NOW IS THE REPUBLICANS HAVE AN
02:40:00OPPORTUNITY TO RECALIBRATE AND REALIGN THEIR MISSION AND THEIR
02:40:04VALUES AND THEN THEIR POLICY POSITIONS THAT THEY WANT TO RUN ON IN THE FUTURE.
02:40:07THIS IS A CHANCE TO RECLAIM THE NARRATIVE THAT DONALD TRUMP HAS
02:40:10STOLEN BECAUSE DONALD TRUMP IS NOT A REPUBLICAN, HE'S NOT A DEMOCRAT AND HE'S NOT A
02:40:13REPUBLICAN.
02:40:16HE IS AN EGOMANICAL PAN WHO IS
02:40:22SOLELY LOOKING OUT FOR HIMSELF,
02:40:24AND IT'S TIME FOR THE REPUBLICAN PARTY ESPECIALLY TO STEP AWAY FROM THAT.
02:40:28>> Adrienne: AT THE RISK OF MAKING TIMEKEEPERS VERY ANGRY HERE, IS THERE ONE NAME FROM EITHER OF YOU THAT WE SHOULD
02:40:32BE THINKING ABOUT FOR 2028? START WITH YOU, ASHLEY, AND THEN
02:40:35END WITH MAURA. >> I THINK THAT J.B.PRISKER IS
02:40:39AN OBVIOUS ONE.
02:40:41HE, YOU KNOW, INVESTED IN GINA HINOJOSA, WHICH, YOU KNOW, IS
02:40:45GOING TO GET HIM THE LATINO VOTE.
02:40:48AND STRAT STRATTON WHO IS AN
02:40:55AFRICAN-AMERICAN WOMAN. SO HE'S LAYING A REALLY GOOD FOUNDATION AND HE'S GOT A TONNE OF MONEY. SO I THINK THAT HE'S ONE TO WATCH. >> Adrienne: MAURA? >> REPUBLICANS IN OUR SOUL
02:40:59SEARCH MISSION RIGHT NOW AND ANYONE ATTACHED TO TRUMP IS
02:41:02SOMEONE THAT I WOULDN'T BE ABLE TO SUPPORT. SO I THINK THAT IT WILL TAKE
02:41:05TIME FOR ME TO BE ABLE TO PICK A
02:41:07NAME FOR YOU. >> Erica: MAURA GILLESPIE AND ASHLEY ETIENNE, YOU'RE BOTH
02:41:11WONDERFUL, THANK YOU. >> THANK YOU. >> THANK YOU. >> Adrienne: COMING UP, A MARITIMES FAMILY FINDS ITSELF
02:41:14CAUGHT IN THE CRUSH BETWEEN LAYOFFS AND TARIFFS.
02:41:18>> I'M WORRIED THAT WE'LL HAVE
02:41:19TO MOVE AWAY FROM FAMILY AND
02:41:23FRIENDS AND START OVER SOMEWHERE
02:41:25ELSE.
02:41:28WE'VE NEVER BEEN ANYWHERE ELSE.
02:41:32>> Adrienne: A PERSONAL STORY OF NAVIGATING ANADA'S S S S S S S S
02:44:54>> Adrienne: WE'RE HEARING TONIGHT FROM A COUPLE FACING AN ECONOMIC STORM. HE'S AMONG THE 350 PEOPLE LOSING
02:44:58THEIR JOBS DUE TO A MILL CLOSURE.
02:45:01SHE RUNS A SMALL BUSINESS, SUFFERING FROM THE TRADE WAR
02:45:03WITH THE U.S.
02:45:09KAYLA HOUNSELL TAKES US TO
02:45:12NACKAWIC, NEW BRUNSWICK, TO SHOW
02:45:14US JUST WHAT'S AT STAKE. (♪) >> Reporter: THE CLOSURE OF THE TOWN'S MAJOR EMPLOYER.
02:45:18A PULP MILL. PLUS A RAGING TRADE WAR
02:45:22DEVASTATING SMALL BUSINESSES.
02:45:27AND A FAMILY IN A SMALL COMMUNITY WITH FEW OTHER OPTIONS
02:45:29CAUGHT IN THE MIDST OF IT ALL.
02:45:32>> IT'S JUST BEEN ONE THING AFTER ANOTHER FOR THE LAST TWO
02:45:35AND A HALF YEARS. >> Reporter: ELISHA AND TROY NICHOLSON ARE FACING A DOUBLE
02:45:38WHAMMY.
02:45:42HE RECEIVED NOTICE THAT HE WAS ABOUT TO BE LAID OFF FROM HIS
02:45:45JOB AT THE PULP MILL, THE SAME WEEK SHE HAD TO MAKE THE
02:45:49DECISION TO STOP EXPORTING HER
02:45:50COSMETIC PRODUCTS TO THE U.S. WHICH CAN AMOUNT TO 50% OF HER
02:45:53BUSINESS. >> I'M WORRIED THAT WE'LL HAVE
02:45:57TO MOVE AWAY FROM FAMILY AND
02:45:59FRIENDS AND START OVER
02:46:01SOMEWHERES ELSE.
02:46:04WE'VE NEVER BEEN ANYWHERES ELSE.
02:46:06>> Reporter: WE'RE IN NACKAWIC,
02:46:11NEW BRUNSWICK, NESTLED ON THE BANKS OF THE SAINT JOHN RIVER,
02:46:14IT IS A FORESTRY TOWN. CLEARLY ITS EMBLEM IS A GIANT AXE, THE WORLD'S LARGEST, THEY
02:46:18SAY. SO HOW LONG HAVE YOU BEEN MAYOR HERE?
02:46:21>> SINCE JANUARY 2023. >> Reporter: AND WHAT'S ON YOUR
02:46:23MIND THESE DAYS?
02:46:27>> WELL, ON MY MIND THESE DAYS IS THIS MILL CLOSURE.
02:46:29>> Reporter: THE CLOSURE MEANS THE DIRECT LOSS OF 350 JOBS AS
02:46:33OF NOVEMBER 4TH. >> BRING BACK CANADIAN JOBS!
02:46:37PROTECT CANADIAN JOBS! >> Reporter: THE MILL IS SO
02:46:40IMPORTANT HERE THAT IT'S GETTING
02:46:43A LOT OF PEOPLE -- WELL, PRETTY RILED UP.
02:46:45EVEN THE PREMIER.
02:46:48>> TO TAKE THIS SHIT SITUATION AND FIND A GOOD SOLUTION AND A
02:46:51GOOD WAY OUT OF IT.
02:46:53>> UNTIL WE SAVE THIS GODDAMNED
02:46:56MILL FOR ALL.
02:46:59>> WHAT WE NEED NOW IS THE WILL
02:47:01TO MAKE IT HAPPEN, AND I ASSURE
02:47:07YOU THAT WE [BLEEP] HAVE IT.
02:47:11>> Reporter: OWNED BY THE A.V. GROUP, THE PULP MILL HERE IS NOT LIKE MOST. IT DOESN'T MAKE PAPER.
02:47:14IT USES HARDWOOD TREES TO HAVE DISSOLVING PULP SOLD TO INDIA TO MAKE FABRICS.
02:47:18IT DOES NOT SHIP TO THE U.S. SO
02:47:19THE CLOSURE IS NOT BECAUSE OFWO THE TRADE WAR, AT LEAST NOT DIRECTLY.
02:47:23>> I THINK THAT INDIRECTLY THE TARIFFS ON EVERYTHING ELSE AND
02:47:27THE TARIFFS ON THE FINISHED PRODUCTS THAT ARE BEING PRODUCED
02:47:30BY THEIR PRODUCT, IT ALL HAS AN IMPACT.
02:47:34>> Reporter: AS SHE MAKES SHAMPOO, ELISHA NICHOLSON SAYS
02:47:36THAT HER BUSINESS, UPFRONT COSMETICS, IS AFFECTED BY THE
02:47:38TARIFFS.
02:47:42AT THE HEIGHT OF HER SUCCESS,
02:47:43HER PRODUCTS WERE IN 600 STORES
02:47:47ACROSS NORTH AMERICA.
02:47:50>> JUST BECAUSE OUR PRODUCTS ARE ONLY TARIFFED AT 5% OR 10%, THAT DOESN'T MEAN
02:47:53THAT IT'S THE END OF WHAT WE'RE PAYING OR THE CONSUMERS PAYING.
02:47:57THERE ARE FEES UPON FEES. >> Reporter: AFTER INITIALLY
02:48:00PAUSING EXPORTS TO THE U.S. IN 2025, SHE THOUGHT THAT SHE'D FIGURED OUT A WAY TO MAKE IT
02:48:04WORK. BUT NOW SHE'S HAD TO CLOSE OFF
02:48:07HER U.S. MARKET AGAIN. >> IT'S A REALLY TOUGH POSITION
02:48:10FOR US TO BE IN, BECAUSE TROY HAS SUPPORTED ME FROM THE GET-GO AND HE'S SUPPORTED OUR FAMILY
02:48:13FINANCIALLY.
02:48:18>> Reporter: HE ALSO HELPS OUT
02:48:21MAKING SHAMPOO ON HIS DAYS OFF. AND HE NOW HAS A LOT MORE OF THOSE.
02:48:25>> THE NOT KNOWING IS THE WORST PART.
02:48:27KIND OF GETS A PERSON THINKING SOMETIMES TOO MUCH ABOUT WHAT
02:48:31COULD HAPPEN.
02:48:33>> Reporter: SO FAR THE COMPANY THAT OWNS THE MILL HAS ANNOUNCED
02:48:36ONLY THAT IT PLANS TO
02:48:38TEMPORARILY TO IDLE OPERATIONS. AND PEOPLE HERE ARE HOPEFUL
02:48:42THAT'S THE CASE. BUT MOST HERE DON'T BELIEVE THAT
02:48:45THIS IS A TEMPORARY SITUATION. THEY DON'T BELIEVE THAT THE MILL
02:48:49WILL REOPEN, AT LEAST NOT WITH THE SAME OWNERS.
02:48:52>> IT'S LOOKED LIKE A FINAL
02:48:54DECISION, SO ON OUR SIDE WE NEED TO PROTECT THE EMPLOYEES.
02:48:58AND TO SEE IF THERE'S OPTIONS.
02:49:01CAN BE WITH THE MILL OR WITH A
02:49:04PART OF THE MILL OR A NEW PROJECT. >> Reporter: THE PEOPLE WHO OWN
02:49:07THIS MILL ARE NOT TALKING TO US, ARE THEY TALKING TO YOU?
02:49:09>> THEY ARE TALKING TO US, YOU
02:49:12KNOW, LIKE, WE DON'T HAVE ALL OF THE DETAILS.
02:49:15>> Reporter: THE ONLY THING THAT THE COMPANY HAS SAID PUBLICLY AND TO THE WORKERS AS WELL IS THAT THIS IS DUE TO PREVAILING
02:49:19MARKET CONDITIONS AND BROADER MACRO-ECONOMIC FACTORS.
02:49:23DO YOU THINK THAT IS A GOOD
02:49:24ENOUGH EXPLANATION FOR PEOPLE
02:49:27WHO ARE LOSING THEIR JOBS AND IN SOME CASES HAVE BEEN GIVING
02:49:31OF THEMSELVES TO THIS COMPANY FOR MANY, MANY YEARS? >> FOR SURE, PEOPLE IN THAT
02:49:35COMMUNITY HAS WORKED SO HARD FOR THEM THAT THEY CAN EXPECT A
02:49:39LITTLE BIT MORE, FOR SURE. RIGHT NOW WE NEED TO -- WHAT IS
02:49:42THE OBJECTIVE IS TO MAKE SURE THAT THIS FACILITY CAN BE MAYBE
02:49:46TRANSFERRED TO SOMEBODY ELSE.
02:49:49>> Reporter: THE NICHOLSONS SAY THAT IDEALLY TROY COULD WORK FOR
02:49:52THE COSMETICS COMPANY FULL TIME, BUT FOR THAT THEY'LL NEED A LOT
02:49:55MORE BUSINESS. >> IF WE CAN'T INCREASE OUR
02:49:58SALES IN CANADA TO MAKE UP FOR WHAT WE'RE LOSING IN THE U.S.,
02:50:02UPFRONT WON'T EXIST ANYMORE. WE WILL HAVE TO SELL OUR HOUSE
02:50:05AND WE WILL HAVE TO MOVE
02:50:09SOMEWHERES WHERE TROY CAN FIND WORK. >> Reporter: DID YOU EVER THINK
02:50:13THAT YOU'D MAKE SHAMPOO? >> NO. [LAUGHTER] >> Reporter: HE TRIES TO STAY POSITIVE. >> YOU HAVE TO FIND THE SILVER
02:50:16LININGS IN THINGS BECAUSE, I GUESS IF YOU'RE NEGATIVE ABOUT
02:50:19EVERYTHING AROUND YOU, THAT'S ALL YOU'RE GOING TO SEE.
02:50:21(♪) >> Reporter: BUT WITH SO MANY
02:50:25UNKNOWNS FOR THEM AND OTHERS IN THEIR COMMUNITY, THEY'RE
02:50:29WATCHING CLOSELY TO SEE WHETHER NEW OWNERS WILL TAKE OVER THE
02:50:33MILL AND FOR WHAT COMES NEXT IN THE TRADE WAR.
02:50:36>> Adrienne: NOW TODAY IT WAS
02:50:37THE FINAL DAY ON THE JOB FOR THE
02:50:43REMAINING WORKERS OF THE NACKAWIC MILL.
02:50:46THE COMPANY THAT OWNS IT RECENTLY PUT MORE THAN 100,000
02:50:50ACRES OF TREE-COVERED LAND UP FOR SALE AND A SIGNAL THAT THE UNION SAYS THAT THE COMPANY HAS NO INTENTION OF REOPENING.
02:50:53(♪) >>> WELL, COMING UP, A BRITISH
02:50:56ADVENTURER ENDS AN EPIC
02:50:57EXPEDITION TO SAY THE LEAST.
02:51:00>> OH, BUSHBY COMPLETED HIS 28-YEAR JOURNEY AROUND THE
02:51:04WORLD. >> Adrienne: HIS JOURNEY BACK HOME NEXT IN OUR "MOMENT."
02:51:07(♪) >> Where d
02:54:29>> Adrienne: THAT IS THE BRITISH ADVENTURER KARL BUSHBY HUGGING
02:54:31HIS MOM.
02:54:33NOW HE SET OFF FROM HIS HOME IN 1988
02:54:37WITH A MISSION TO HIKE AROUND THE WORLD.
02:54:39SO AFTER WALKING 50,000
02:54:42KILOMETRES, HE'S FINALLY BACK HOME AFTER 28 YEARS.
02:54:45HIS HOMECOMING AND HIS MOM'S THOUGHTS IN OUR "MOMENT" TONIGHT.
02:54:47[APPLAUSE]
02:54:52>> KARL BUSHBY COMPLETED HIS
02:54:5528-YEAR JOURNEY AROUND THE WORLD
02:54:58FROM THE TIP OF CHILE, BACK HOME
02:55:00TO HULL IN ENGLAND.
02:55:03>> IT'S BEEN A WEEK OF LASTS --
02:55:06THE LAST DAY IN A TENT, LAST DAY ON THE ROAD.
02:55:10>> I HAD ALWAYS WANTED TO WALK WITH HIM EVER SINCE I MET HIM. I WALKED ACROSS GERMANY TO THE
02:55:14TIP -- TO THE EDGE OF BELGIUM.
02:55:18AND I REALLY ENJOYED SEEING WAS
02:55:21KARL SLOWING DOWN.
02:55:27AND IT DIDN'T SEEM REAL THAT IT WAS ACTUALLY GOING TO FINISH AND I STARTED GETTING A LITTLE TEARED UP.
02:55:30HE'S REALLY GETTING HOME.
02:55:31IT'S REALLY HAPPENING.
02:55:35I DIDN'T EXPECT THAT MANY PEOPLE
02:55:37TO BE THERE.
02:55:42HAVING KNOWN HIM FOR SO LONG AND SEEING THE DIFFICULTIES TOO ALONG THE WAY, TO SEE THE END
02:55:46COME INTO FRUITION WAS REALLY TOUCHING. WHEN HE FINALLY SEES HIS MOM -- >> WHERE HAVE I BEEN!
02:55:50>> AND THAT WAS JUST BEAUTIFUL.
02:55:52THE WHOLE THING BECAME SURREAL. >> Adrienne: WHAT A QUESTION --
02:55:56WHERE HAVE YOU BEEN?
02:55:57HOW DO YOU EXPLAIN THAT?
02:56:00SO HE WAS INITIALLY GOING TO SPEND ABOUT 10 YEARS ON THE ROAD
02:56:04AND HE GOT HELD UP BY GUNPOINT IN MEXICO AND DETAINED BY
02:56:07RUSSIAN AUTHORITIES AND WENT
02:56:09THROUGH COVID AND THE FINANCIAL
02:56:13CRISIS, AND HE -- WHAT A WAY TO SEE THE WORLD. AND WHAT A LOT TO GIVE UP. HE JUST MET HIS 12-YEAR-OLD
02:56:16GRANDDAUGHTER FOR THE FIRST TIME. >>> FROM ALL OF US AT "THE NATIONAL," THANKS FOR BEING WITH
02:56:20US. I'M ADRIENNE ARSENAULT. TAKE CARE.
02:56:24(♪)
02:56:26(♪)
03:00:18(♪) >> Adrienne: TONIGHT, A NEW REALITY SINKS IN FOR AMERICANS
03:00:21AFTER THE MIDTERM VOTE BRINGS A SEISMIC SHIFT TO THE U.S.
03:00:23POLITICAL LANDSCAPE.
03:00:28>> IT WASN'T SIMPLY A BLUE WAVE.
03:00:31IT WAS AN AMERICAN TSUNAMI. >> Adrienne: IN THE WAKE OF
03:00:35HISTORIC VICTORIES, NEW POWER AND NEW OPPORTUNITIES FOR
03:00:36DEMOCRATS.
03:00:39BUT ALSO SOME BIG RISKS. >> THEY DIDN'T SEND US TO WASHINGTON FOR POLITICAL
03:00:43RETRIBUTION. >> Adrienne: AND WITH A STUNNING
03:00:46BLOW TO DONALD TRUMP, THE BLAME
03:00:47GAME BEGINS FOR REPUBLICANS.
03:00:50>> THIS IS CLOSE TO AN EXTINCTION LEVEL EVENT.
03:00:54>> Adrienne: PLUS, THE REACTION FROM CANADA. >> I WAS DOING CARTWHEELS DOWN THE STREET.
03:00:57>> Adrienne: BUT COULD IT MEAN
03:00:58MORE LEVERAGE IN THE TRADE WAR?
03:01:02>>> AFTER THE DEADLY FIRE AT CFB WAINWRIGHT, THE NIGHTMARE CONTINUES FOR
03:01:05THOSE WHO SURVIVED.
03:01:08>> A LOT OF US WERE TALKING TO HIM AND REMINDING HIM THAT HE'S SAFE AND THAT HE'S AT THE
03:01:12HOSPITAL. >> Adrienne: A SOLDIER'S FAMILY SPEAKS ABOUT HIS AGONIZING
03:01:14ORDEAL.
03:01:18>>> PLUS, A CHILDREN'S DOCTOR
03:01:20ACCUSED OF UPLOADING CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE MATERIAL. HIS MEDICAL LICENCE NOT
03:01:24SUSPENDED UNTIL SIX MONTHS LATER.
03:01:28>> WHEN IT COMES DOWN TO CRIMES
03:01:29THAT INVOLVE CHILDREN,
03:01:32VOYEURISM, THERE'S CERTAIN CASES
03:01:36WHERE WE HAVE TO OVERREACT. >> Adrienne: THE CBC NEWS INVESTIGATION AND WHY THE
03:01:39EXPERTS SAY THAT THE SYSTEM NEEDS CHANGING. (♪)
03:01:41>> Announcer: FROM CBC NEWS, THIS IS "THE NATIONAL" WITH
03:01:45CHIEF CORRESPONDENT ADRIENNE ARSENAULT. (♪) >> Adrienne: THANKS FOR JOINING
03:01:48US. >>> TONIGHT, DEMOCRATS,
03:01:51REPUBLICANS AND AMERICANS FACE A
03:01:53U.S. POLITICAL SCENARIO THAT WAS
03:01:56UNTHINKABLE JUST MONTHS AGO. DEMOCRATS HAVE WON SWEEPING MAJORITIES IN BOTH CHAMBERS OF
03:02:00CONGRESS. THE BALANCE OF POWER IN
03:02:02WASHINGTON TRANSFORMED.
03:02:07DEMOCRATS DEFENDED SEATS THAT WERE SUPPOSED TO BE VULNERABLE AND FLIPPED DOZENS IN REPUBLICAN
03:02:11STRONGHOLDS ACROSS THE COUNTRY.
03:02:14IN TEXAS, DEMOCRATS ELECTED A SENATOR AND GOVERNOR FOR THE
03:02:18FIRST TIME SINCE THE 1990s. AND NATIONALLY THEY WON THE
03:02:21POPULAR VOTE BY MARGINS NOT SEEN
03:02:22SINCE THE 1970s.
03:02:26THE GOP NOW TRYING TO RECKON
03:02:26WITH THE RESULTS.
03:02:31THE U.S. PRESIDENT SPOKE LITTLE OF THEM AS HE GAVE THE MEDIA A
03:02:33TOUR OF THE PALATIAL BALLROOM HE
03:02:35IS ADDING TO THE WHITE HOUSE. SO WE'LL HAVE MORE ON THE
03:02:38REPUBLICAN RECKONING, BUT, FIRST, KATIE SIMPSON HAS THE DEMOCRATS' MOMENT OF TRIUMPH.
03:02:42(♪)
03:02:43[Cheers and Applause]
03:02:46>> Reporter: OH, HOW THEY PARTIED IN TEXAS.
03:02:49[HORNS]
03:02:52>> Reporter: THE KIND OF
03:02:54CELEBRATION THAT DEMOCRATS HERE
03:02:57HAD ONLY DARED TO DREAM OF. >> WE'VE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS MOMENT FOR SO LONG.
03:03:01I MEAN, I WAS TERRIFIED THE WHOLE ENTIRE NIGHT AND I WAS, LIKE, IS IT GOING TO BE
03:03:05POSSIBLE? AND WE SHOWED UP, WE DID IT.
03:03:09>> Reporter: DEMOCRATS SCORING MASSIVE UPSETS IN SOLIDLY
03:03:12REPUBLICAN TERRITORY. >> WE JUST PROVED THAT ALL OF
03:03:16THE MONEY IN THE WORLD IS NO MATCH FOR THE PEOPLE OF TEXAS.
03:03:19[Cheers and Applause] >> Reporter: ACROSS THE BOARD
03:03:22RESOUNDING VICTORIES, SEIZING CONTROL OF BOTH THE SENATE AND
03:03:25THE HOUSE. >> MICHIGAN, WE DID IT!
03:03:28[Cheers and Applause] >> Reporter: ALONG WITH HISTORIC
03:03:31MOMENTS. THE FIRST MUSLIM ELECTED TO THE
03:03:33SENATE.
03:03:35A WIN ABDUL El-SAYED RELISHED AFTER RELENTLESS ATTACKS BY THE
03:03:38VICE-PRESIDENT.
03:03:44>> J. D., HABIBI, THERE'S A
03:03:51DELICIOUS IRONY IN THE FACT THAT YOU'RE CONSTITUTIONALLY
03:03:55OBLIGATED TO SWEAR ME IN IN JANUARY. >> Reporter: AS THE HANGOVER
03:03:59WEARS OFF, REALITY IS ABOUT TO
03:04:01SET IN. >> WE HAVE FIVE WORDS FOR THE AMERICAN PEOPLE -- RELIEF IS ON
03:04:04THE WAY. >> Reporter: DEMOCRATS SAY THEY
03:04:07WILL PRIORITIZE AFFORDABILITY, BASED ON WHAT THEY HAVE HEARD FROM VOTERS THROUGHOUT THIS
03:04:11CAMPAIGN. >> THEY DIDN'T SEND US TO
03:04:14WASHINGTON FOR POLITICAL RETRIBUTION.
03:04:17THEY SENT US TO WASHINGTON TO
03:04:19LOWER COSTS, TO ROOT OUT CORRUPTION, AND TO GET THIS
03:04:22ECONOMY BACK ON TRACK.
03:04:24AND THAT NEEDS TO BE OUR FOCUS. >> Reporter: AND FOR NOW THE
03:04:26DEMOCRATS ARE LOWERING EXPECTATIONS THEY'LL USE THEIR
03:04:30POWERS IN AN ATTEMPT TO IMPEACH THE PRESIDENT.
03:04:33>> I HEN'T HAD A SINGLE MEMBER OF THE HOUSE DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS
03:04:35TALK TO ME ABOUT IMPEACHMENT.
03:04:40>> Reporter: BUT DONALD TRUMP AND MEMBERS OF HIS ADMINISTRATION ARE BEING PUT ON
03:04:43NOTICE TO BE POTENTIAL TARGETS
03:04:44OF CONGRESSIONAL INVESTIGATIONS.
03:04:48ROBERT GARCIA, THE DEMOCRAT POISED TO RUN THE POWERFUL
03:04:51OVERSIGHT COMMITTEE, SAYS THAT HE'S READY TO TAKE ON THE TRUMP
03:04:54CRIME FAMILY -- CORPORATE CORRUPTION AND DHS AND I.C.E.
03:04:58ABUSES AND THE COVER-UP OF THE
03:05:03EPSTEIN FILES, ADDING "LAWYER UP."
03:05:07BASED ON WHAT WE HEARD FROM THE VOTERS HERE IN TEXAS AND OUT ON OTHER DEPLOYMENTS, THERE ARE SOME AMERICANS WHO ARE INTERESTED IN SEEING FIGURES
03:05:10WITHIN THE TRUMP ADMINISTRATION TO BE INVESTIGATED AND SOME POLICY DECISIONS TO BE EXAMINED
03:05:14VERY CLOSELY.
03:05:17BUT OVERWHELMINGLY THE BIGGEST CONCERN THAT WE'VE HEARD ABOUT TIME AND TIME AGAIN IS THE
03:05:20COST-OF-LIVING CRISIS.
03:05:24>> Adrienne: AND, KATIE, YOU HAVE BEEN IN THE LONESTAR STATE FOR A WHILE NOW.
03:05:27WHAT STANDS OUT TO YOU PARTICULARLY TODAY ABOUT HOW THE VOTERS THERE ARE FEELING RIGHT
03:05:31NOW? >> Reporter: THERE'S A LIGHTNESS TO THE CELEBRATIONS BY
03:05:34DEMOCRATS.
03:05:38MANY HAVE COMPARED THIS MOMENT TO WHAT IT FELT LIKE WHEN BARACK
03:05:42OBAMA WAS ELECTED BACK IN 2008. IT'S THE SAME KIND OF VIBE.
03:05:45FOR PEOPLE WHO DON'T SUPPORT
03:05:47DONALD TRUMP OR THE M.A.G.A.
03:05:50MOVEMENT, THESE YEARS HAVE BEEN VERY DARK. AND FOR THE FIRST TIME IN A LONG
03:05:53TIME THEY FEEL THAT THEY HAVE SOME HOPE. >> Adrienne: THANK YOU. THAT IS KATIE SIMPSON IN AUSTIN,
03:05:56TEXAS, TONIGHT.
03:05:59>>> LIGHTNESS AND HOPE -- NOT THE WORDS THAT YOU'D LIKELY USE FOR THE REPUBLICANS TONIGHT.
03:06:03SOME OF THE PARTY ARE TRYING TO FOCUS ON FIGURING OUT WHAT WENT WRONG.
03:06:07BUT AS KATIE NICHOLSON SHOWS US, THE U.S. PRESIDENT'S ATTENTION
03:06:10APPEARS TO BE ELSEWHERE. >> Reporter: THE DAY AFTER A
03:06:14STUNNING POLITICAL DRUBBING, U.S. PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP -- >> President Trump: NOW I
03:06:18ENVISION CHANDELIERS ALL OVER. >> Reporter: SEEMING MORE
03:06:22INTERESTED IN HIS BALLROOM. >> President Trump: IT WILL BE
03:06:23THE MOST BEAUTIFUL BALLROOM
03:06:27I THINK ANYWHERE IN THE WORLD.
03:06:33>> Reporter: PRESSED ON THE CATASTROPHIC REPUBLICAN LOSSES IN THE HOUSE AND THE SENATE, HE DID HAVE A THEORY. >> President Trump: IF I WERE ON
03:06:37THE BALLOT, WE WOULD HAVE WON. >> Reporter: THOUGH HE REPEATEDLY TOLD VOTERS AT RALLIES TO ACT LIKE HE WAS.
03:06:40>> President Trump: PLEASE PRETEND THAT I'M ON THE
03:06:42FRICKIN' BALLOT, WILL YOU?
03:06:47PRETEND. THERE WAS SUCH LOVE AT THOSE RALLIES.
03:06:50IT WAS INCREDIBLE. WE WEREN'T ABLE TO TRANSFER THE LOVE TO CANDIDATES.
03:06:54>> Reporter: THAT'S ONE POSSIBLE EXPLANATION BUT THERE ARE OTHERS.
03:06:58>> IT'S A TOTAL REPUDIATION OF DONALD TRUMP -- TOTAL
03:07:02REPUDIATION OF HIS -- I THINK HIS TARIFFS AND HIS WAR ON IRAN AND HIS CORRUPTION AND HIS VANITY.
03:07:05AND THE COST OF LIVING. >> Reporter: TRUMPISM AND ITS
03:07:09DRAG ON THE GOP BEING BLAMED FOR REPUBLICAN WIPEOUTS IN STATE
03:07:12RACES LIKE ARIZONA.
03:07:15>> THAT'S TRUMP'S FAULT. THERE'S NO ONE ELSE TO BLAME FOR THIS.
03:07:19>> Reporter: IS THIS THE END OF M.A.G.A.? >> IT SHOULD BE THE END OF
03:07:22M.A.G.A. AND IT SHOULD BE THE
03:07:24END OF THESE FOLKS, YOU KNOW, TAKING CONTROL AND THEN LOSING
03:07:27RACE AFTER RACE. BUT THE PROBLEM IS THAT THEY
03:07:31HAVE SUCH A FIRM CONTROL ON THE PARTY APPARATUS RIGHT NOW.
03:07:33>> Reporter: THE LONG-TIME REPUBLICAN PRESIDENTIAL HOPEFULS
03:07:37ARE TAKING STOCK OF THE DAMAGE. >> THIS IS CLOSE TO AN
03:07:39EXTINCTION LEVEL EVENT FOR REPUBLICANS IN MANY PARTS OF THE
03:07:43COUNTRY AS WE HAVE SEEN PROBABLY
03:07:44IN THE LAST HUNDRED YEARS.
03:07:48>> Reporter: AND THEN THERE'S ELON MUSK WHO POURED NEARLY HALF A BILLION INTO THE REPUBLICAN
03:07:51RACES. ON TUESDAY HE POSTED "VOTE RED
03:07:55TODAY" AND NOW THAT POST
03:07:56APPARENTLY DELETED.
03:07:59THE FINGER POINTING HAS BEGUN. IN A POST, VICE-PRESIDENT J.D.
03:08:03VANCE BLAMED TRUMP'S WAR WITH IRAN.
03:08:07THE REASON WE LOST IS THE WAR,
03:08:10AND ANY HONEST CONVERSATION ABOUT WHERE WE GO FROM HERE MUST START THERE.
03:08:13>> President Trump: I THINK IT'S LARGELY TRUE, BECAUSE IT DROVE THE GASOLINE UP A LITTLE BIT
03:08:16SHORT TERM.
03:08:18AND PROBABLY THAT'S -- PROBABLY,
03:08:22IT'S TRUE. BUT AT THE SAME TIME IF I HAD TO DO IT AGAIN, I'D HAVE TO DO IT AGAIN.
03:08:26>> Reporter: SO WITHOUT THE HOUSE AND THE SENATE, THIS PRESIDENT MAY BE ON A SHORTER LEASH THAN OTHER PRESIDENTS WHEN
03:08:30THEY ENTER THAT LAME DUCK PERIOD, THE FINAL TWO YEARS IN
03:08:32OFFICE. >> Adrienne: ALTHOUGH, KATIE,
03:08:35HE'S ALREADY MENTIONED SEVERAL TIMES NOW THAT HE HAS THIS VETO POWER?
03:08:38>> Reporter: YEAH. THE PRESIDENT CAN REJECT ANY
03:08:41LEGISLATION PASSED BY CONGRESS, BUT NOT IF IT HAS A TWO-THIRDS
03:08:44MAJORITY IN BOTH CHAMBERS.
03:08:46OF COURSE THE DEMOCRATS DON'T
03:08:50HAVE THOSE NUMBERS, BUT THEY CAN
03:08:55REACH ACROSS THE AISLE AND IS SEE IF THERE'S REPUBLICANS THAT DON'T MIND CROSSING A PRESIDENT
03:08:59WHOSE POWER MAY BE WANING. BUT THE PRESIDENT DID SAY EARLIER TODAY THAT HE WAS WILLING TO WORK WITH DEMOCRATS. >> Adrienne: ALL RIGHT, WE WILL SEE.
03:09:02THAT IS KATIE NICHOLSON IN COLUMBUS, OHIO.
03:09:06>>> WE'LL GO DEEPER INTO THE NEW POLITICAL REALITY IN WASHINGTON
03:09:09WITH TWO U.S. POLITICAL
03:09:11INSIDERS, THAT IS COMING UP IN ABOUT 20 MINUTES.
03:09:14>>> SO ALL OF THIS, OF COURSE, HAS IMPLICATIONS FOR THIS COUNTRY AND FOR THE ONGOING
03:09:17TRADE WAR WITH WASHINGTON. CANADA-U.S. TRADE MINISTER
03:09:21DOMINIC LeBLANC SAYS THAT OTTAWA'S APPROACH TO LANDING A
03:09:24DEAL ISN'T CHANGING. BUT AS KATE McKENNA EXPLAINS, THE BLUE WAVE COULD COME WITH
03:09:28SOME BIG ADVANTAGES FOR CANADA.
03:09:33>> Reporter: CANADIAN OFFICIALS WOKE UP TO A NEW POLITICAL
03:09:35REALITY SOUTH OF THE BORDER.
03:09:39JUST AS U.S. TRADE TALKS START AGAIN.
03:09:41>> WE OBVIOUSLY TOOK NOTE OF THE ELECTION RESULTS IN THE UNITED
03:09:44STATES. AND I PROBABLY STAYED UP TOO LATE.
03:09:48>> Reporter: BUT THE CANADA-U.S. TRADE MINISTER SAYS THAT OTTAWA
03:09:50ISN'T MAKING ANY ASSUMPTIONS AND
03:09:52IT'S NOT CHANGING ITS STRATEGY.
03:09:56>> JUST NOT UP FOR CANADIANS TO TRY AND TO READ INTO WHY
03:09:59PARTICULAR AMERICAN VOTERS WENT IN A PARTICULAR DIRECTION.
03:10:03>> NOT ONLY THE AMERICAN PEOPLE WON, BUT CANADIANS WON ACROSS THE BOARD.
03:10:07>> Reporter: ONTARIO'S PREMIER SEES IT DIFFERENTLY.
03:10:09>> I WAS DOING CARTWHEELS DOWN
03:10:13THE 12R50E9. AND IF YOU HAVE EVER SEEN A BIG GUY LIKE ME DOING
03:10:16CARTWHEELS AND JUMPING UP AND DOWN WHEN THE RESULTS WERE COMING IN.
03:10:19>> Reporter:BUT THE QUESTION NOW AS THE NEGOTIATIONS RESUME -- DID TUESDAY'S TOUGH RESULT FOR
03:10:23DONALD TRUMP'S REPUBLICANS STRENGTHEN CANADA'S HAND? >> NOTHING IS GOING AWAY
03:10:26IMMEDIATELY.
03:10:29ON THE OTHER HAND, THERE'S ABSOLUTELY SOME NET POSITIVES
03:10:32HERE FOR CANADA. >> Reporter: TRUMP STILL HOLDS
03:10:36CONSIDERABLE POWER TO IMPOSE TARIFFS THROUGH EXECUTIVE
03:10:38ORDERS.
03:10:40THE DEMOCRATS SAY THAT FINDING A WAY TO LIFT THEM IS A PRIORITY.
03:10:44>> THAT'S ONE OF THE REASONS THAT WE WON CONGRESS BACK BECAUSE WE'RE GOING TO PUT AN
03:10:47END TO THESE TARIFFS. >> Reporter: INCLUDING PLANS TO INTRODUCE A BILL, EVEN IF IT
03:10:51COULD BE VETOED BY THE PRESIDENT.
03:10:54>> MY VIEW IS THAT WE FOCUS ON
03:10:56CONCRETE LEGISLATION THAT'S BENEFICIAL TO EVERYBODY.
03:11:00>> Reporter: DEMOCRATS ALSO WON IN KEY AUTO STATES LIKE MICHIGAN.
03:11:03AS AUTO SECTOR TARIFFS ARE EXPECTED TO BE A KEY STICKING
03:11:06POINT IN THE NEGOTIATIONS.
03:11:08>> IT WOULD BE PRUDENT FOR US NOT TO GO AND SIGN SOMETHING
03:11:11OVER THE NEXT FEW DAYS. LET'S SEE WHAT THE NEXT WEEK OR SO LOOKS LIKE.
03:11:15>> Pierre Poilievre: WE HAVE MASSIVE LEVERAGE IN THE FORM OF THE GOODWILL OF THE AMERICAN
03:11:19PEOPLE. >> Reporter: NOW THE CARNEY GOVERNMENT WILL HAVE TO
03:11:22DECIDE -- ACCEPT A DEAL WITH SOME TRUMP TARIFFS AND GET
03:11:24RELIEF FASTER.
03:11:28OR TRY TO WAIT IT OUT AND SEE WHAT HAPPENS WHEN THE DEMOCRATS TAKE CONTROL OF CONGRESS. KATE McKENNA, CBC NEWS,
03:11:32OTTAWA. >> Adrienne: AS WE'VE BEEN
03:11:35HEARING, THE IRAN WAR IS BEING BLAMED FOR THE REPUBLICANS' POOR
03:11:38MIDTERM PERFORMANCE. EVEN THOUGH DONALD TRUMP SAYS
03:11:41THAT HE HAS NO REGRETS.
03:11:44CHRIS BROWN NOW ON THE GROWING UNCERTAINTY OVER WHAT COMES NEXT FOR THE CONFLICT.
03:11:46[CHANTING]
03:11:50>> Reporter: IN TEHRAN THAT MESSAGE OF DEFIANCE AIMS TO
03:11:53WOUND DONALD TRUMP POLITICALLY.
03:11:56SOME HERE BELIEVE THAT IT'S WORKING. >>(SPEAKING ALTERNATE LANGUAGE).
03:12:00>> Reporter: "WE'VE WON OVER PUBLIC OPINION AROUND THE WORLD," SHE SAID, "THAT'S OUR GREATEST VICTORY."
03:12:04>>(SPEAKING ALTERNATE LANGUAGE).
03:12:07>> Reporter: "AMERICA'S OVERALL POLICY TOWARDS IRAN REMAINS UNCHANGED, ONLY THE METHODS
03:12:11DIFFER," HE SAID.
03:12:15THE SITUATION IN THE STRAIT OF HORMUZ IS VOLATILE.
03:12:17NEITHER PEACE NOR WAR.
03:12:20ON THE EVE OF THE MIDTERMS, THE U.S. STRUCK AN IRANIAN MILITARY
03:12:24INSTALLATION ON A STRATEGIC ISLAND. [BOMBING]
03:12:28>> Reporter: THE U.S. NAVY CONTINUES TO BLOCK IRAN'S PORTS
03:12:31WHILE IRAN HAS ATTACKED INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING WITH
03:12:33DRONES AND MINES.
03:12:36BUT IN HIS POST ON WEDNESDAY, VICE-PRESIDENT J.D. VANCE
03:12:40APPEARED TO FRAME THE MIDTERM LOSSES AS A REFERENDUM ON A WAR
03:12:44THAT AMERICANS WANT ENDED. "EVERYONE KNOWS WHY WE LOST, AND
03:12:47ANY HONEST CONVERSATION ABOUT WHERE WE GO FROM HERE MUST START
03:12:51THERE." TRUMP SAID AS MUCH HIMSELF.
03:12:55>> President Trump: WELL, YOU HAVE NO CHOICE. I MEAN, I THOUGHT THAT THE OIL
03:12:58WOULD GO UP A LOT MORE AND I DID IT ON THAT BASIS. YOU HAVE NO CHOICE.
03:13:02>> Reporter: IT ALL HELPS IRAN'S NEGOTIATING POSITION, SAYS THIS ANALYST.
03:13:06>> IN A SENSE THIS REPRESENTS AN
03:13:07OPPORTUNITY FOR DIPLOMACY.
03:13:12SOMETHING MAJOR HAS JUST HAPPENED IN AMERICAN POLITICS. >> Reporter: QATARI MEDIATORS
03:13:16ARE PUSHING FOR COMPROMISES ON IRAN'S NUCLEAR PROGRAMME AND LIFTING SANCTIONS AND REOPENING
03:13:18THE STRAIT. BUT TRUMP'S BOTTOM LINES REMAIN
03:13:22UNCERTAIN. >> HE HASN'T ARTICULATED WHAT HE
03:13:24WANTS.
03:13:28HOW DOES VICTORY LOOK LIKE? IS IT THE
03:13:32OPENING THE STRAIT OF HORMUZ? IS IT THE TEHRAN REGIME COLLAPSING? WHAT IS IT? >> Reporter: DESPITE LOSING
03:13:35CONGRESS, DONALD TRUMP STILL HAS CONSIDERABLE POWERS TO SHAPE
03:13:38FOREIGN POLICY AND TO WAGE WAR. HE COULD DECIDE TO ESCALATE
03:13:42MILITARILY AGAINST IRAN, AND WHILE HE COULD ORDER MORE
03:13:46STRIKES, WAGING A LONGER WAR WITHOUT CONGRESSIONAL SUPPORT WOULD BE DIFFICULT.
03:13:50CHRIS BROWN, CBC NEWS, LONDON.
03:13:54>> Adrienne: ONE OF THE FOUR ARMED SERVICES MEMBERS KILLED IN
03:13:58A FIRE AT CFB WAINWRIGHT WAS HONOURED TODAY AT A MILITARY
03:14:00FUNERAL SERVICE. >> NO MATTER HOW DIFFICULT
03:14:03THINGS GOT, SHAUN ALWAYS HAD A WAY OF LIFTING SPIRITS OF THOSE
03:14:06AROUND HIM.
03:14:09SOMETIMES AS A JOKE, SOMETIMES AS A FEW WORDS OF ENCOURAGEMENT,
03:14:13AND SOMETIMES IT WAS SIMPLY HIS DETERMINATION TO PUSH FORWARD.
03:14:16>> Adrienne: PRIVATE SHAUN
03:14:17FARRELL, AGED JUST 23, SERVED
03:14:20WITH THE PRINCESS PATRICIA LIGHT
03:14:24INFANTRY BASED IN EDMONTON. HIS UNIT HAD BEEN TAKING PART IN LIVE FIRE TRAINING AT THE BASE
03:14:27AND PREPARING FOR A DEPLOYMENT
03:14:28TO LATVIA.
03:14:33>>> THE REMAINS OF PRIVATE AIDAN GOULDING, ALSO 23, WERE FLOWN TO
03:14:35THE VANCOUVER AIRPORT TODAY AND
03:14:39THEN TAKEN BY MOTORCADE TO A
03:14:42FUNERAL HOME IN NEW WESTMINSTER. TWO OTHERS WERE KILLED AND 39 INJURED WHEN A GRASS FIRE GREW OUT OF CONTROL AT THE BASE IN
03:14:46WAINWRIGHT, ALBERTA.
03:14:49TODAY THE CANADIAN ARMED FORCES
03:14:50SAID THAT 14 OF THE INJURED PERSONNEL HAVE
03:14:53BEEN RELEASED FROM HOSPITAL. FOUR OTHERS HAVE BEEN MOVED TO HEALTHCARE FACILITIES IN B.C.
03:14:57AND ONTARIO TO BE CLOSER TO
03:15:02FAMILY AND LOVED ONES. >>> WELL, PRIVATE LIAM RAMAGE IS
03:15:05AMONG THOSE STILL IN HOSPITAL STRICKEN WITH SEVERE INJURIES
03:15:08THAT ARE DIFFICULT TO EVEN HEAR
03:15:10ABOUT AND THAT MAKES HIS FUTURE UNCERTAIN.
03:15:14JULIA WONG SAT DOWN WITH HIS MOM
03:15:16AND HIS WIFE AS THEY SHARED AN
03:15:19AGONIZING MIXTURE OF ANGUISH AND HOPE. >> Reporter: CHERYL RAMAGE IS
03:15:22STUCK IN A NIGHTMARE, AFTER HER
03:15:2627-YEAR-OLD SON, PRIVATE LIAM
03:15:29RAMAGE, WAS SEVERELY INJURED IN
03:15:35THE FIRE AT CFB WAINWRIGHT. >> HE WAS NOT RECOGNIZABLE AND WE IDENTIFIED HIM BY HIS TOES. >> Reporter: RAMAGE HAS THIRD
03:15:38AND FOURTH DEGREE BURNS TO ROUGHLY 40% OF HIS BODY,
03:15:42INCLUDING HIS FACE, HANDS AND LEGS.
03:15:45HE HAS PNEUMONIA, WENT THROUGH
03:15:49THREE SURGERIES AND THREE STROKES,
03:15:51AND CAN BARELY MOVE, SEE OR
03:15:55SPEAK. >> A LOT OF US TALKING TO HIM, REMINDING HIM THAT HE'S SAFE AND THAT HE'S AT THE HOSPITAL. >> Reporter: THE NIGHT OF THE
03:15:59DEADLY FIRE HAUNTS HIS MEMORY.
03:16:01>> HE DOES SAY THAT HE REMEMBERS IT.
03:16:04HE DOES SAY THAT HE
03:16:06THINKS ABOUT IT, BEING LOCKED IN
03:16:09YOUR OWN MIND IS A FORM OF TORTURE, RIGHT?
03:16:12SO JUST WHAT CAN WE DO FOR YOU
03:16:16TO HELP YOU TO GET THROUGH THIS. AND, I MEAN, HIS MENTAL HEALTH IS GOING TO HAVE TO BE ADDRESSED
03:16:19RIGHT AWAY. >> Reporter: THEY PLAY A RADIO
03:16:22TO DISTRACT HIM, CLASSIC ROCK
03:16:25AND NHL GAMES OF HIS BELOVED MONTRÉAL CANADIENS AND THEY'RE
03:16:29CLINGING TO THE SMALL THINGS. >> HE MOUTHED MY NAME WHEN I WAS
03:16:33IN THERE WITH MY DAD AND THAT
03:16:38WAS, LIKE, SHOCKING FOR ME. AND I DID HAVE A REALLY GOOD CRY AFTER. >> Reporter: ARE EITHER OF YOU
03:16:41ABLE TO THINK ABOUT WHAT THE FUTURE LOOKS LIKE AND WHAT IT
03:16:45HOLDS?
03:16:49>> YOU CAN'T AT THIS POINT. IT IS SO UNPREDICTABLE.
03:16:53YOU KNOW, HE'S GOT A STROKE, IS HE GOING TO BE ABLE TO WALK AGAIN? IS HE GOING TO LOSE HIS FINGERS.
03:16:56>> Reporter: LIAM HAD ALWAYS DREAMED OF BEING IN THE
03:16:59MILITARY. DID YOU EVER IMAGINE THAT SOMETHING LIKE THAT WOULD HAPPEN
03:17:02ON CANADIAN SOIL? >> NO.
03:17:06I NEVER DREAMT SOMETHING WOULD BE TWO HOURS FROM HOME -- NO.
03:17:10>> Reporter: FOR NOW THEY AREN'T FOCUSED ON THE FIRE OR THE
03:17:14INVESTIGATIONS INTO IT. >> WE'LL HAVE QUESTIONS LATER,
03:17:17BUT WE ARE DEFINITELY FOCUSED ON LIAM. >> Reporter: AND BOTH SAY THAT THIS REMEMBRANCE DAY WILL HOLD
03:17:21NEW MEANING FOR THEM. >> HOLD YOUR FAMILY A LITTLE
03:17:25CLOSER. YOU NEVER KNOW WHAT COULD
03:17:29HAPPEN, HONESTLY.
03:17:33>> I DIDN'T HOPE THAT THIS WOULD HAPPEN TO MY SON, I WISH IT HADN'T, BUT I'M PROUD FOR HIM.
03:17:37>> Reporter: JULIA WONG, CBC NEWS, EDMONTON.
03:17:41>> Adrienne: TWO HOSPITALS IN B.C.'S NORTHERN INTERIOR WENT
03:17:44INTO MASS CASUALTY MODE AFTER A
03:17:46BUS CRASH INJURED 20 PEOPLE. IT HAPPENED AROUND 9:00 THIS
03:17:50MORNING SOUTH OF MacKENZIE AND
03:17:53NOW POLICE SAY THAT THE BUS WENT
03:17:56INTO A DITCH, BUT IT IS STILL TOO EARLY TO KNOW WHY. MORE THAN A DOZEN AMBULANCES AND
03:18:00AIR AMBULANCES RESPONDED. OPERATORS OF A NEARBY DATA CENTRE CONFIRMED THAT THE SHUTTLE BUS HAD BEEN CHARTERED
03:18:03TO TRANSPORT ITS WORKERS.
03:18:08>>> AND CONDOLENCES ARE POURING IN FOR THE FAMILY OF A MOTHER AND DAUGHTER WHO DIED IN A
03:18:12SUSPECTED GRIZZLY BEAR ATTACK IN
03:18:12BELLA COOLA, B.C.
03:18:16CREWS ARE CONTINUING TO SEARCH FOR THE BEAR OR THE BEARS
03:18:19RESPONSIBLE FOR KILLING
03:18:2248-YEAR-OLD JENNIFER BALCARAS
03:18:24AND 20-YEAR-OLD SALEH REED.
03:18:26IN THE MEANTIME, LOCAL LEADERS
03:18:29ARE RECOMMENDING A NON-MANDATORY
03:18:31CURFEW OF 8:00 P.M., JUST TO
03:18:33HELP TO KEEP EVERYONE SAFE. >>> THE CARNEY GOVERNMENT IS SET
03:18:37TO TABLE A SECOND BUDGET ON THURSDAY.
03:18:39AND WE'RE LEARNING MORE ABOUT WHERE IT PLANS TO FOCUS ITS SPENDING AND WHO STANDS TO BENEFIT.
03:18:42ASHLEY BURKE NOW WITH WHAT WE KNOW AND THE POLITICAL STAKES FOR THE PRIME MINISTER.
03:18:45[APPLAUSE]
03:18:51[Speaking French] >> Reporter: THE FINANCE
03:18:54MINISTER'S VERSION OF AN AGE-OLD TRADITION.
03:18:56AHEAD OF THURSDAY'S BUDGET, FRANÇOIS-PHILIPPE CHAMPAGNE
03:19:00HELPING TO MAKE A PAIR O
03:19:03CANADIAN SHOES -- >> THIS IS MADE HERE --
03:19:07>> Reporter: BEFORE PICKING OUT A PAIR OF HIS OWN. >> TOMORROW IS A BIG DAY, A BIG DAY FOR OUR COUNTRY.
03:19:10YOU KNOW, MASTERS OF OUR DESTINY, WHAT IS HAPPENING IN THE WORLD.
03:19:14>> Reporter: HE IS PITCHING TO BUILD UP CANADA'S SOVEREIGNTY
03:19:15DURING DONALD TRUMP'S TRADE WAR.
03:19:18>> WE NEED TO INVEST IN GROWTH
03:19:20AND WE NEED TO INVEST ALONGSIDE
03:19:23BUSINESSES AND EXPORTS AND WE
03:19:25NEED TO TAKE CARE OF CANADIANS.
03:19:28AND MAKE LIFE MORE AFFORDABLE. >> BUY CANADIAN.
03:19:32>> EXACTLY, I LOVE THAT.
03:19:35>> Reporter: CHAMPAGNE SAID THAT IT INCLUDES HELP FOR SMALL BUSINESSES, A SENIOR GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL TOLD CBC NEWS THAT THERE WILL ALSO BE NEW AFFORDABILITY MEASURES AND
03:19:39INVESTMENTS IN DEFENCE,
03:19:39INFRASTRUCTURE AND CULTURE.
03:19:45>> HE'S TRIED TO CONVINCE CANADIANS THAT WE GET OUT OF THE MESS THAT TRUMP HAS PUT US IN BY
03:19:48SHOVELING MORE MONEY, RESOURCES AND CORPORATE WELFARE TO THE
03:19:52BIGGEST C.E.O.s AND INVESTORS. AND HE WANTS US TO BELIEVE THAT
03:19:54THIS TIME -- THIS TIME -- IT WILL TRICKLE DOWN TO BENEFIT ALL
03:19:57CANADIANS. >> Reporter: THE N.D.P. IS
03:20:01PUSHING FOR PUBLICLY RUN GROCERY STORES WHILE THE CONSERVATIVES
03:20:04WANT ALL FEDERAL FUEL TAXES CUT
03:20:05UNTIL CANADA DAY.
03:20:09>> Pierre Poilievre: SAVE YOU MONEY, SAVE YOU MONEY, SAVE YOU MONEY, THAT'S OUR MISSION AS
03:20:11CONSERVATIVES.
03:20:14>> ALL OF THE UNCERTAINTIES -- >> Reporter: THIS POLLSTER SAYS THAT AFFORDABILITY IS STILL THE
03:20:17TOP ISSUE FOR MOST CANADIANS AND THEY WANT TO SEE IF THE GOVERNMENT IS DELIVERING ON ITS AGENDA.
03:20:20>> I DO THINK THAT THE PUBLIC IS STILL ASKING THEMSELVES AND
03:20:24WONDERING HOW LONG IS IT GOING
03:20:25TO TAKE BEFORE WE START TO SEE
03:20:31THESE IDEAS AND THE THINGS THAT HAVE BEEN HAPPENING OVER THE LAST TWO YEARS START TO BEAR FRUIT. >> Reporter: THE PRIME MINISTER
03:20:34HAS PROMISED TO BALANCE THE OPERATING BUDGET BY 2028, A YEAR
03:20:36AHEAD OF SCHEDULE.
03:20:41AND WHEN THE GOVERNMENT OPENS UP ITS
03:20:44BOOKS, THE PUBLIC WILL WANT TO SEE HOW HE PLANS TO GET THERE AND AT WHAT COST. ASHLEY BURKE, CBC NEWS, OTTAWA.
03:20:48>> Adrienne: CERTAINLY SMALL BUSINESSES WILL BE WATCHING THE BUDGET CLOSELY, HOPING FOR
03:20:52RELIEF FROM RISING COSTS AND MOUNTING FINANCIAL PRESSURES.
03:20:55AS PHILIPPE de MONTIGNY
03:20:57EXPLAINS, OTTAWA IS SIGNALLING
03:21:00HELP IS COMING, BUT WHETHER IT WILL BE ENOUGH REMAINS TO BE
03:21:03SEEN. >> Reporter: KARLA BRIONISS OWNS
03:21:05TWO PET FOOD STORES IN THE
03:21:09OTTAWA REGION. SHE IS HOPING THAT THE FEDERAL
03:21:13BUDGET WILL LOWER THE TAX BURDEN
03:21:15AND IMPROVE CASH FLOW FOR SMALL BUSINESSES. >> THE CASH FLOW IS REALLY TIGHT
03:21:19SO WE NEED TO BE STRATEGIC ON WHERE WE SPEND. >> Reporter: THE CANADIAN
03:21:22FEDERATION OF INDEPENDENT BUSINESS IS CALLING ON THE
03:21:25FEDERAL GOVERNMENT TO REDUCE THE
03:21:27SMALL BUSINESS TAX RATE FROM 9%
03:21:31TO 6%, RETURN COUNTER TARIFF
03:21:33REVENUE TO IMPACTED BUSINESSES, AND TO LOWER EMPLOYMENT
03:21:36INSURANCE PREMIUMS FOR SMALLER EMPLOYERS.
03:21:39>> THE VAST MAJORITY OF SMALL BUSINESS OWNERS SAY THEY WOULD
03:21:43RE-INVEST THAT MONEY INTO THEIR
03:21:44OPERATION.
03:21:49>> Reporter: AND THEY ARE HOPING TO TAP INTO THE RECENTLY
03:21:51ANNOUNCED PRODUCTIVITY
03:21:55MEGA-DEDUCTION. THE IDEA IS TO ALLOW BUSINESSES TO IMMEDIATELY TO WRITE OFF THE FULL COST OF NEW EQUIPMENT,
03:21:58MACHINERY, AND SOFTWARE.
03:22:02>> I WANT TO INVEST IN NEW
03:22:05FREEZERS AND I WANT TO INVEST IN
03:22:08A NEW P.O.S. SYSTEM, AND I KNOW THAT I'LL GET THAT TAX CREDIT ON YEAR ONE. >> THESE ARE TAX DOLLARS THAT
03:22:12ARE PAYING FOR THESE NEW MACHINES. WE HAVE TO MAKE
03:22:16SURE THAT THERE'S A CUSTOMER AT THE END OF THE TUNNEL. >> Reporter: THIS TEXTILES AND CLOTHING BUSINESS IS STILL
03:22:20HURTING FROM U.S. TARIFFS. NEARLY TWO-THIRDS OF ITS CUSTOMERS ARE AMERICAN.
03:22:23THE C.E.O. IS HOPING FOR MORE
03:22:29HELP TO PIVOT TO NEW MARKETS. LIKE EUROPE.
03:22:30INCENTIVIZING INVESTMENT TO
03:22:33IMPROVE THE COUNTRY'S PRODUCTIVITY IS KEY.
03:22:37BUT IT'S NO EASY TASK, ACCORDING TO THIS ECONOMIST. >> WE NEED ABOUT $2 TRILLION OF INVESTMENT IN CANADA OVER THE
03:22:40NEXT TWO YEARS.
03:22:45THAT'S THE BARE MINIMUM NOT TO FALL FURTHER BEHIND. SO IT'S NOT GOING TO BE A MAGIC
03:22:49WAND THAT IS GOING TO HAPPEN. >> WE'RE GOING TO GO BEYOND. >> Reporter: EARLIER THIS WEEK
03:22:52CANADA'S FINANCE MINISTER HINTED THAT MORE IS COMING TO HELP
03:22:55SMALL AND MEDIUM-SIZED BUSINESSES, WHICH MAKE UP
03:22:58ROUGHLY TWO-THIRDS OF ALL PRIVATE SECTOR EMPLOYMENT IN
03:23:00THIS COUNTRY. PHILIPPE de MONTIGNY, CBC
03:23:04NEWS, TORONTO.
03:23:08>> Adrienne: FOR A FULL BREAKDOWN OF THE BUDGET YOU CAN JOIN ROSEMARY BARTON AT 4:00
03:23:11P.M. EASTERN WHEREVER YOU STREAM AND FOLLOWED BY A SPECIAL
03:23:14EDITION OF "POWER & POLITICS."
03:23:18>>> WELL, CBC NEWS LEARNED THAT A TORONTO PAEDIATRICIAN ACCUSED
03:23:21OF UPLOADING CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE
03:23:26MATERIAL REMAINED LICENSED FOR MONTHS BEFORE HE WAS SUSPENDED.
03:23:29THE INVESTIGATION INTO THE
03:23:32DOCTOR BEGAN IF JANUARY, BUT AS IDIL MUSSA TELLS US, HIS LICENCE TO PRACTISE MEDICINE WASN'T
03:23:36SUSPENDED UNTIL JULY. >> Reporter: IT BEGAN WITH A TIP
03:23:39TO POLICE, SUSPECTED CHILD
03:23:41SEXUAL ABUSE MATERIAL UPLOADED TO THIS PAEDIATRICIAN'S DROPBOX
03:23:44ACCOUNT. A POLICE INVESTIGATION WAS
03:23:47LAUNCHED IN JANUARY. BUT HIS MEDICAL LICENCE WAS NOT
03:23:51SUSPENDED UNTIL JULY.
03:23:54THIS EXPERT SAYS THAT THE SIX-MONTH GAP IS TOO LONG.
03:23:58>> I DON'T THINK THAT IN EVERY INSTANCE WE NEED TO SUSPEND A
03:24:01MEDICAL LICENCE WHILE
03:24:03INVESTIGATING A CRIME. BUT I DO THINK THAT WHEN IT
03:24:06COMES DOWN TO SEX AND GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE AND CRIMES
03:24:10THAT INVOLVE CHILDREN,
03:24:11VOYEURISM, I THINK THAT THERE ARE CERTAIN CASES WHERE WE HAVE
03:24:15TO OVERREACT.
03:24:20>> Reporter:DR. SHANNON RIZUKI
03:24:22WHO HAS RESEARCHED SUCH CONDUCT,
03:24:26BELIEVE THAT WITH CASES LIKE THESE THAT LICENSES SHOULD BE SUSPENDED RIGHT AWAY. >> HE STILL COULD HAVE PROVIDED
03:24:29TREATMENT OUTSIDE OF THE HOSPITAL SYSTEM. WE DON'T KNOW THAT HE DID, BUT I THINK THAT AS MEMBERS OF THE
03:24:33PUBLIC WE DESERVE TO KNOW. >> Reporter: ACCORDING TO COURT
03:24:36FILINGS OBTAINED BY CBC NEWS,
03:24:40DR. DILAN DISSANAYAKE ALLEGEDLY
03:24:42UPLOADED AN ILLICIT VIDEO INVOLVING A YOUNG GIRL TO A
03:24:45DROPBOX ACCOUNT WHICH WAS TRACED
03:24:49TO A SickKids I.P. ADDRESS.
03:24:52HE IS NOW FACING PSAM CHARGES
03:24:57FOR POSSESSING AND ACCESSING CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE MATERIAL. THIS EXPERT SAYS THAT WHILE EVERYONE DESERVES DUE PROCESS, CHILDREN'S SAFETY NEEDS TO BE A
03:25:00CONSIDERATION.
03:25:03>> IT MIGHT BE DIFFERENT THE WAY THAT SOMETHING IS HANDLED WHEN
03:25:07YOU'VE GOT SOMEBODY WHO IS ACCUSED, FOR
03:25:10EXAMPLE, OF FRAUD, VERSUS A CSAM CHARGE. WHEN YOU ARE TALKING ABOUT A PROFESSION THAT HAS ACCESS TO
03:25:14CHILDREN DIRECTLY. >> Reporter: TORONTO POLICE SAY
03:25:17THAT AT THIS TIME THAT THERE IS NO EVIDENCE THAT THE CHARGES ARE CONNECTED TO THE DOCTOR'S
03:25:20MEDICAL PRACTISE. NEITHER DISSANAYAKE NOR THE
03:25:24COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS AND
03:25:25SURGEONS IN ONTARIO ANSWERED
03:25:31CBC'S QUESTIONS ABOUT WHETHER HE PRACTISED MEDICINE IN ANY CONTEXT AFTER THE HAVING BEGAN.
03:25:34IDIL MUSSA, CBC NEWS, TORONTO.
03:25:37>> Adrienne: THOSE GROWING BACKLASH TONIGHT OVER A COURT RULING PAVING THE WAY FOR
03:25:41RUSSIA'S RETURN TO INTERNATIONAL HOCKEY.
03:25:45DESPITE THE DECISION ON TUESDAY, CANADA BANNED RUSSIA FROM NEXT MONTH'S WORLD JUNIORS IN
03:25:49ALBERTA. AND SEVERAL EUROPEAN COUNTRIES ANNOUNCED THEY WON'T PLAY
03:25:52RUSSIAN TEAMS.
03:25:55NOW THE INTERNATIONAL ICE HOCKEY
03:25:58FEDERATION COULD FACE ECONOMIC
03:26:02CONSEQUENCES. MAJOR COUNTRIES LIKE GERMANY,
03:26:05SWEDEN AND LATVIA ARE ALL THREATENING TO PULL THEIR FUNDING FROM MAJOR TOURNAMENTS
03:26:10SHOULD RUSSIA COMPETE. >>> WELL, SOON, SOME SCHOOLS WILL FACE A TOUGH CHOICE ABOUT USING A POPULAR SEARCH ENGINE.
03:26:13>> IF YOU'RE USING GOOGLE, YOU ARE USING AI. >> Adrienne: WHY THERE WILL SOON
03:26:17BE STRINGS ATTACHED TO USE GOOGLE NEXT.
03:26:19(♪)
03:26:24>>> AND A LIFE BLOOD OF A TINY MILL COMMUNITY IS GOING QUIET.
03:26:26>> THE NOT KNOWING IS THE WORST
03:26:29PART, KIND OF GETS A PERSON THINKING, SOMETIMES TOO MUCH,
03:26:31ABOUT WHAT COULD HAPPEN. >> Adrienne: THE IMPACT ON
03:26:35HUNDREDS OF JOBS AND HOW IT
03:26:37COULD BE TIED TO TARIFFS.
03:26:40>>> PLUS, A BRITISH ADVENTURER RETURNS HOME AFTER WALKING
03:26:43AROUND THE WORLD. >> 28 YEARS LATER.
03:26:46>> HERE WE ARE. >> I STARTED GETTING A LITTLE
03:26:50TEARED UP, HE'S REALLY GETTING HOME. >> Adrienne: HIS 28-YEAR JOURNEY IN OUR "MOMENT."
03:26:53WE'RE BACK IN TWO.
03:26:58>> Where d
03:29:03>> COLONEL HANDSON'S EXEMPLARY PERFORMANCE ENHANCED CANADA'S
03:29:06INTERNATIONAL CREDIBILITY AND ADVANCED NATIONAL INTEREST IN HUMAN SPACEFLIGHT.
03:29:10>> Adrienne: ASTRONAUT JEREMY
03:29:12HANSEN HAS BEEN AWARDED CANADA'S MERITORIOUS SERVICE CROSS IN THE
03:29:15MILITARY DIVISION. THE GOVERNOR-GENERAL PRESENTED
03:29:19HIM WITH THE HONOUR TODAY AT RIDEAU HALL. COLONEL HANSEN WAS RECOGNISED
03:29:22FOR HIS LEADERSHIP AND
03:29:23PROFESSIONALISM AS PART OF THE ARTEMIS II LUNAR MISSION BACK IN
03:29:27APRIL.
03:29:29LOUISE ARBOUR SAYS THAT HIS WORK
03:29:33BROUGHT GREAT CREDIT TO CANADA
03:29:37AND TO ITS ARMED FORCES. >>> WELL, GOOGLE IS PUTTING
03:29:41PRESSURE ON SCHOOLS TO EXPOSE STUDENTS TO ITS ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE FUNCTIONS, EVEN THOUGH MANY EDUCATION OFFICIALS WANT IT KEPT OUT OF THE CLASSROOM.
03:29:44CAMERON MacINTOSH SHOWS US THE
03:29:45TECH GIANT'S STRATEGY.
03:29:49>> Reporter: SOON, THOUSANDS OF
03:29:50CANADIAN STUDENTS MAY NO LONGER
03:29:53BE ABLE TO JUST GOOGLE IT. THE SEARCH ENGINE ANNOUNCING THAT THE SCHOOLS CONCERNED ABOUT
03:29:57STUDENT EXPOSURE TO ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE WILL BE ABLE TO OPT
03:30:01OUT OF SOME A.I. EDUCATION APPS, BUT IF THEY WANT TO KEEP USING
03:30:04THE MAIN SEARCH ENGINE THEY'LL HAVE TO ACCEPT THAT COMES WITH
03:30:06A.I..
03:30:11>> FIRST THING, IF YOU ARE USING
03:30:13GOOGLE, YOU ARE USING A.I..
03:30:16IF YOU USE SEARCH YOU ARE USING A.I. AND WE'LL LET YOU SHUT IT OFF BUT THAT MEANS THAT YOU CAN'T USE GOOGLE IN THE SAME WAY TO ITS FULL CAPACITY. >> Reporter: THIS EXPERT IN
03:30:20EDUCATION AND TECHNOLOGY SAYS
03:30:22THAT IT WILL FORCE THOUSANDS OF SCHOOLS TO MAKE HARD CHOICES
03:30:26ABOUT HOW MUCH A.I. IS IN THE CLASSROOM. >> I DON'T THINK THAT YOU CAN
03:30:28UNDERSTATE HOW BIG A THING IT WOULD BE TO SUDDENLY HAVE GOOGLE
03:30:32SEARCH JUST NOT BE AVAILABLE. >> Reporter: GOOGLE ACCOUNTS FOR
03:30:35ABOUT 90% OF ALL WEB SEARCHES AND IS HEAVILY INTEGRATING A.I.
03:30:38ACROSS ITS SERVICES.
03:30:41IT ALSO HAS A BIG FOOTPRINT IN
03:30:44EDUCATION, FROM CHROMEBOOKS TO
03:30:47DOZENS OF APPS.
03:30:48IN A STATEMENT, GOOGLE SAID THAT SCHOOLS USING
03:30:52GOOGLE APPS CAN OPT OUT OF GEMINI AND GEMINI NOTEBOOK AND ADDING THAT SEARCH WILL OFFER
03:30:55SCHOOL USERS STEP-BY-STEP GUIDED LEARNING THROUGH PROBLEMS SO
03:30:58THAT STUDENTS DON'T GET QUICK
03:30:59ANSWERS TO SCHOOLWORK.
03:31:02IT'S ALL SPARKED PLENTY OF ONLINE CRITICISM. U.S. SENATOR BERNIE SANDERS, A
03:31:06CRITIC OF A.I. AND CALLING IT EXTORTION.
03:31:09NEW YORK MAYOR ZOHRAN MAMDANI
03:31:14ACCUSED GOOGLE OF USING MONOPOLY POWERS TO FORCE A.I. INTO SCHOOLS. AND WHILE THERE'S ALTERNATIVES TO GOOGLE, SWITCHING AWAY FROM
03:31:18IT MAY NOT BE EASY FOR MANY SCHOOLS.
03:31:21>> TO BE ABLE TO KIND OF
03:31:23ROLLBACK AND AWAY FROM GOOGLE, FOR EXAMPLE, IS SOMETIMES EVEN INCONCEIVABLE AT
03:31:27THIS POINT BECAUSE OF HOW ENTRENCHED THEY ARE IN THE
03:31:28EDUCATION SYSTEM. >> Reporter:CANADIAN SCHOOLS
03:31:32CURRENTLY RELYING ON GOOGLE'S
03:31:34EDUCATIONAL PRODUCTS WON'T HAVE A
03:31:37LOT OF TIME TO DECIDE. CHANGES ARE COMING INTO EFFECT
03:31:41IN THE NEW YEAR. CAMERON MacINTOSH, CBC NEWS, WINNIPEG. >> Adrienne: AFTER A HISTORIC
03:31:44WIN FOR DEMOCRATS, HOW CAN REPUBLICANS REBUILD?
03:31:47[Cheers and Applause]
03:31:52>> IT WASN'T SIMPLY A BLUE WAVE -- IT WAS AN AMERICAN TSUNAMI. >> Adrienne: OUR STRATEGIST
03:31:55PANEL WEIGHS IN ON WHAT IS NEXT FOR BOTH PARTIES.
03:31:59(♪) >>> AND A COMMUNITY IN NEW BRUNSWICK IS LOSING ONE OF ITS
03:32:02BIGGEST EMPLOYERS.
03:32:04>> PROTECT CANADIAN JOBS! >> Adrienne: HOW TARIFFS ARE PLAYING A ROLE.
03:32:07THAT'S COMING UP.
03:34:45[Cheers and Applause]
03:34:50>> IT WASN'T SIMPLY A BLUE WAVE,
03:34:51IT WAS AN AMERICAN TSUNAMI.
03:34:55(♪) >> TO CALL IT A WAVE I DON'T THINK THAT WOULD BE FULLY ACCURATE. IT'S THE POLITICAL EQUIVALENT OF
03:34:58A METEOR STRIKE.
03:35:00>> THE DAYS OF THE HOUSE OF
03:35:03REPRESENTATIVES FUNCTIONING LIKE A WHOLLY OWNED SUBSIDIARY OF THE
03:35:07TRUMP ADMINISTRATION ARE OVER. >> THE DAYS OF TRUMP SUPPLICANT SENATE ARE OVER.
03:35:10[Cheers and Applause]
03:35:14>> Adrienne: THE DAY AFTER LAST NIGHT'S WAVE, TSUNAMI, METEOR
03:35:17STRIKE, WHATEVER YOU WANT TO CALL IT, THE DEMOCRATS ARE
03:35:19PROMISING ACTION. THE REPUBLICANS ARE SEARCHING
03:35:22FOR ANSWERS. THE UNITED STATES IS PREPARING
03:35:24FOR CHANGE.
03:35:27SO YOU KNOW THESE TWO POLITICAL INSIDERS FROM OUR SPECIAL
03:35:30COVERAGE JUST LAST NIGHT. ASHLEY ETIENNE WORKED WITH FORMER VICE-PRESIDENT KAMALA
03:35:34HARRIS.
03:35:36MAURA GILLESPIE WITH THE FORMER REPUBLICAN HOUSE SPEAKER JOHN BOEHNER.
03:35:39THANK YOU FOR COMING BACK, IT FEELS LIKE 10 MINUTES SINCE YOU WERE SITTING RIGHT HERE. IT'S BEEN A COUPLE OF HOURS,
03:35:43ASHLEY. YOU KNOW, YOU WON BIG AND THE
03:35:46DEMOCRATS WON BIG, BUT THAT
03:35:47COMES WITH BIG PRESSURE TO
03:35:51DELIVER, RIGHT? WHAT IS YOUR SENSE OF HOW THAT WILL HAPPEN? >> I THINK THAT THE PRESSURE IS
03:35:55GOING TO BE REALLY ON TWO FRONTS TO DELIVER. ONE, IS SOME ACCOUNTABILITY
03:35:58TOWARDS DONALD TRUMP AND YOU CAN HEAR IT AND SENSE IT FROM
03:36:01LEADERSHIP, FROM VOTERS, BASICALLY SAYING THAT WE WANT
03:36:05TRUMP HELD ACCOUNTABLE. THEY WANT SOME BLOOD.
03:36:08THE OTHER AREA IN WHICH THERE'S GOING TO BE SOME EXPECTATION FOR ACTION IS GOING TO BE AN AGENDA
03:36:12RELATED TO PEOPLE'S LIVES. I MEAN -- THE ISSUE THAT PEOPLE
03:36:15VOTED ON LAST NIGHT WAS AFFORDABILITY AND CORRUPTION AND
03:36:17CONNECTED TO AFFORDABILITY. SO THEY'RE GOING TO WANT A
03:36:20DEMOCRATIC PARTY TO GO AFTER THESE CORPORATIONS AND TO GO
03:36:23AFTER THE TECH COMPANIES AND THE DATA COMPANIES, THE DATA CENTRE
03:36:26COMPANIES.
03:36:29ALL OF THESE PEOPLE AND THE INSTITUTIONS THAT THEY FEEL ARE SQUEEZING THEIR POCKETBOOKS.
03:36:32SO WHETHER OR NOT THE DEMOCRATS CAN DO THAT SORT OF WITH DONALD
03:36:35TRUMP RUNNING INTERFERENCE ON THEIR AGENDA IS GOING TO BE THE
03:36:37QUESTION. >> Adrienne: AS I LISTEN TO YOU, I THINK ABOUT THE SCALE OF WHAT
03:36:41YOU'RE TALKING ABOUT. I MEAN, IN SOME WAYS IT COULD SOUND LIKE THIS WIN IS A BIT OF
03:36:45A POISON CHALICE, RIGHT, AND YOU
03:36:45HAVE TO SHOW RESULTS OR PEOPLE
03:36:50MAY NOT -- YOU KNOW, THEY MAY NOT TRUST YOU WITH THEIR VOTES IN 2028.
03:36:52HOW HARD IS THAT GOING TO BE
03:36:55WHEN AS YOU SAY THAT THE PRESIDENT IS STILL TALKING VETO?
03:36:59>> YEAH, ABSOLUTELY. HE SAID TODAY THAT HE'D NOT PASS ANY LEGISLATION THAT WOULD
03:37:02REVERSE WHAT HE'S ALREADY DONE AND WHAT HE'S ALREADY DONE IS A
03:37:05MESS, SO WHERE DO WE GO FROM
03:37:07HERE IS THE REAL QUESTION. BUT, YOU KNOW, ONE WAY OF
03:37:11LOOKING AT THIS IS THAT THERE'S GOING TO BE PRESSURE FOR DEMOCRATS TO
03:37:15DELIVER EARLY AND QUICKLY ON A
03:37:16PROACTIVE ECONOMIC AGENDA.
03:37:20HOW THEY DO THAT IS UNCLEAR WITH THE PRESIDENT THERE.
03:37:23I THINK -- MY ADVICE WOULD BE THAT THEY USE THEIR
03:37:26INVESTIGATIVE POWERS TO ACTUALLY
03:37:29PURSUE TARIFFS, CORPORATIONS, PRICE GOUGING AND ALL OF THE
03:37:32ISSUES RELATED TO PEOPLE'S POCKETBOOKS THAT DON'T INVOLVE THE PRESIDENT OR DO INVOLVE THE
03:37:36PRESIDENT TO SOME DEGREE. THAT'S WHERE I ADVISE THEM TO
03:37:39FOCUS THEIR ATTENTION AND
03:37:43THEIR ENERGY, BECAUSE ANYTHING ELSE THE PRESIDENT HAS BEEN
03:37:47INOCULATED FROM ACCOUNTABILITY.
03:37:49SO I THINK THAT THE CHALLENGE, AS I SAID LAST NIGHT ON THE
03:37:52SHOW, IS THAT THE ECONOMY WILL ONLY GET WORSE.
03:37:54THAT'S HOW THE PRESIDENT DESIGNED IT. AND THE BIG BEAUTIFUL BILL, AND
03:37:58THE CUTS TO MEDICAID, ETC., WILL KICK IN IN 2027.
03:38:01SO THEY'RE GOING TO BE IN UNDER A LOT OF
03:38:05PRESSURE TO DELIVER IN AN ENVIRONMENT THAT WILL ONLY GET WORSE. >> Adrienne: AND PRESSURE TOO, MAURA, ON THE REPUBLICANS AND
03:38:09THEY HAVE WORK AHEAD OF THEM. WHAT DOES THAT WORK LOOK LIKE?
03:38:11IS IT DISTANCING FROM M.A.G.A. AND TRUMP?
03:38:14IS IT RE-BRANDING? WHAT IS IT?
03:38:17>> IT'S MOSTLY DISTANCING FROM
03:38:19TRUMP, BECAUSE, REMEMBER, THAT
03:38:22M.A.G.A. IS ALSO FRUSTRATED WITH TRUMP.
03:38:24AND THEY DON'T FEEL THAT HE'S DELIVERED EITHER. SO THERE'S AN OPPORTUNITY TO
03:38:28REALLY RECLAIM NOT ONLY THE POWER OF THE PURSE THAT WE DISCUSSED LAST NIGHT, BUT TO REMIND FOLKS THAT THE REPUBLICANS HAVE BEEN THE FISCAL
03:38:31CONSERVATIVES. SO GOING BACK TO WHAT ASHLEY IS
03:38:34SAYING ABOUT INVESTIGATIONS AND TARGETING WHERE THE FRAUD, WASTE
03:38:37AND ABUSE IS ACTUALLY HAPPENING. YOU CAN START WITH THE TRUMP ADMINISTRATION, IF YOU ARE
03:38:40LOOKING TO DISTANCE YOURSELF
03:38:42FROM WHAT PRESIDENT TRUMP HAS
03:38:45DONE AND THE DIDN'T THAT HE'S ADDED TO THE ECONOMY AND THE
03:38:48SITUATION THAT HE HAS MADE WORSE FOR FAMILIES TO GET AHEAD OR EVEN JUST TO BE ABLE TO AFFORD GROCERIES OR AFFORD THEIR
03:38:51GAS. THERE NEEDS TO BE RESPONSIBILITY
03:38:55PLACED AS WELL ON REPUBLICANS IN
03:38:57CONGRESS AND BEING AN ACTIVE
03:38:59PARTICIPANT, AND HOW TO STEER THAT SHIP IN A BETTER DIRECTION. BECAUSE RIGHT NOW IT'S NOT GOING
03:39:03VERY WELL AND THEY HAVE A RESPONSIBILITY TO THEIR CONSTITUENTS TO DO SO. I THINK REQUIRES RIGHT ACROSS
03:39:06THE AISLE. BUT ALSO REALLY RECLAIMING SOME OF THAT POSITIONING SO THEY CAN
03:39:10RUN ON SOMETHING IN 2028. >> Adrienne: I'M SO CURIOUS,
03:39:13MAURA, AND I KNOW THAT YOU HAVE BEEN SPEAKING WITH YOUR REPUBLICAN COLLEAGUES TODAY.
03:39:17HOW HAS THE SITUATION CHANGED TODAY FROM WHAT YOU HEARD LAST
03:39:19NIGHT?
03:39:22>> YOU KNOW, LAST NIGHT WAS CERTAINLY A
03:39:25LOT OF DISAPPOINTMENT AND JUST KIND OF THOSE IN THE M.A.G.A. WORLD THEY'RE KIND OF INSULATED
03:39:29AND WHEN I SAY M.A.G.A. WORLD, I MEAN TRUMP WORLD, IT'S VERY
03:39:31INSULATED.
03:39:34SO THEY ARE FEELING THE PAIN
03:39:38POINTS OF WHAT HAPPENED LAST NIGHT. AND I THINK THAT FOR THE REST OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY AND MANY PEOPLE FEEL THIS IS WHAT WAS DESERVED.
03:39:42IT IS A REBUKE ON DONALD TRUMP AND HIS POLICIES AND HIS CABINET
03:39:45AND THOSE WHO HAVE PUSHED AND NOT STOPPED THE PRESIDENT.
03:39:49AND BEEN GUARDRAILS WHERE THEY COULD HAVE BEEN.
03:39:53AND IT'S NOT BEEN A FRUITFUL EXERCISE I WOULD SAY IN GOVERNANCE.
03:39:56BUT WHAT YOU'RE ABOUT TO SEE NOW IS THE REPUBLICANS HAVE AN
03:40:00OPPORTUNITY TO RECALIBRATE AND REALIGN THEIR MISSION AND THEIR
03:40:04VALUES AND THEN THEIR POLICY POSITIONS THAT THEY WANT TO RUN ON IN THE FUTURE.
03:40:07THIS IS A CHANCE TO RECLAIM THE NARRATIVE THAT DONALD TRUMP HAS
03:40:10STOLEN BECAUSE DONALD TRUMP IS NOT A REPUBLICAN, HE'S NOT A DEMOCRAT AND HE'S NOT A
03:40:13REPUBLICAN.
03:40:16HE IS AN EGOMANICAL PAN WHO IS
03:40:22SOLELY LOOKING OUT FOR HIMSELF,
03:40:24AND IT'S TIME FOR THE REPUBLICAN PARTY ESPECIALLY TO STEP AWAY FROM THAT.
03:40:28>> Adrienne: AT THE RISK OF MAKING TIMEKEEPERS VERY ANGRY HERE, IS THERE ONE NAME FROM EITHER OF YOU THAT WE SHOULD
03:40:32BE THINKING ABOUT FOR 2028? START WITH YOU, ASHLEY, AND THEN
03:40:35END WITH MAURA. >> I THINK THAT J.B.PRISKER IS
03:40:39AN OBVIOUS ONE.
03:40:41HE, YOU KNOW, INVESTED IN GINA HINOJOSA, WHICH, YOU KNOW, IS
03:40:45GOING TO GET HIM THE LATINO VOTE.
03:40:48AND STRAT STRATTON WHO IS AN
03:40:55AFRICAN-AMERICAN WOMAN. SO HE'S LAYING A REALLY GOOD FOUNDATION AND HE'S GOT A TONNE OF MONEY. SO I THINK THAT HE'S ONE TO WATCH. >> Adrienne: MAURA? >> REPUBLICANS IN OUR SOUL
03:40:59SEARCH MISSION RIGHT NOW AND ANYONE ATTACHED TO TRUMP IS
03:41:02SOMEONE THAT I WOULDN'T BE ABLE TO SUPPORT. SO I THINK THAT IT WILL TAKE
03:41:05TIME FOR ME TO BE ABLE TO PICK A
03:41:07NAME FOR YOU. >> Erica: MAURA GILLESPIE AND ASHLEY ETIENNE, YOU'RE BOTH
03:41:11WONDERFUL, THANK YOU. >> THANK YOU. >> THANK YOU. >> Adrienne: COMING UP, A MARITIMES FAMILY FINDS ITSELF
03:41:14CAUGHT IN THE CRUSH BETWEEN LAYOFFS AND TARIFFS.
03:41:18>> I'M WORRIED THAT WE'LL HAVE
03:41:19TO MOVE AWAY FROM FAMILY AND
03:41:23FRIENDS AND START OVER SOMEWHERE
03:41:25ELSE.
03:41:28WE'VE NEVER BEEN ANYWHERE ELSE.
03:41:32>> Adrienne: A PERSONAL STORY OF NAVIGATING ANADA'S S S S S S S S
03:44:54>> Adrienne: WE'RE HEARING TONIGHT FROM A COUPLE FACING AN ECONOMIC STORM. HE'S AMONG THE 350 PEOPLE LOSING
03:44:58THEIR JOBS DUE TO A MILL CLOSURE.
03:45:01SHE RUNS A SMALL BUSINESS, SUFFERING FROM THE TRADE WAR
03:45:03WITH THE U.S.
03:45:09KAYLA HOUNSELL TAKES US TO
03:45:12NACKAWIC, NEW BRUNSWICK, TO SHOW
03:45:14US JUST WHAT'S AT STAKE. (♪) >> Reporter: THE CLOSURE OF THE TOWN'S MAJOR EMPLOYER.
03:45:18A PULP MILL. PLUS A RAGING TRADE WAR
03:45:22DEVASTATING SMALL BUSINESSES.
03:45:27AND A FAMILY IN A SMALL COMMUNITY WITH FEW OTHER OPTIONS
03:45:29CAUGHT IN THE MIDST OF IT ALL.
03:45:32>> IT'S JUST BEEN ONE THING AFTER ANOTHER FOR THE LAST TWO
03:45:35AND A HALF YEARS. >> Reporter: ELISHA AND TROY NICHOLSON ARE FACING A DOUBLE
03:45:38WHAMMY.
03:45:42HE RECEIVED NOTICE THAT HE WAS ABOUT TO BE LAID OFF FROM HIS
03:45:45JOB AT THE PULP MILL, THE SAME WEEK SHE HAD TO MAKE THE
03:45:49DECISION TO STOP EXPORTING HER
03:45:50COSMETIC PRODUCTS TO THE U.S. WHICH CAN AMOUNT TO 50% OF HER
03:45:54BUSINESS. >> I'M WORRIED THAT WE'LL HAVE
03:45:57TO MOVE AWAY FROM FAMILY AND
03:45:59FRIENDS AND START OVER
03:46:01SOMEWHERES ELSE.
03:46:04WE'VE NEVER BEEN ANYWHERES ELSE.
03:46:06>> Reporter: WE'RE IN NACKAWIC,
03:46:11NEW BRUNSWICK, NESTLED ON THE BANKS OF THE SAINT JOHN RIVER,
03:46:15IT IS A FORESTRY TOWN. CLEARLY ITS EMBLEM IS A GIANT AXE, THE WORLD'S LARGEST, THEY
03:46:18SAY. SO HOW LONG HAVE YOU BEEN MAYOR HERE?
03:46:21>> SINCE JANUARY 2023. >> Reporter: AND WHAT'S ON YOUR
03:46:23MIND THESE DAYS?
03:46:27>> WELL, ON MY MIND THESE DAYS IS THIS MILL CLOSURE.
03:46:29>> Reporter: THE CLOSURE MEANS THE DIRECT LOSS OF 350 JOBS AS
03:46:33OF NOVEMBER 4TH. >> BRING BACK CANADIAN JOBS!
03:46:37PROTECT CANADIAN JOBS! >> Reporter: THE MILL IS SO
03:46:40IMPORTANT HERE THAT IT'S GETTING
03:46:44A LOT OF PEOPLE -- WELL, PRETTY RILED UP.
03:46:45EVEN THE PREMIER.
03:46:48>> TO TAKE THIS SHIT SITUATION AND FIND A GOOD SOLUTION AND A
03:46:51GOOD WAY OUT OF IT.
03:46:53>> UNTIL WE SAVE THIS GODDAMNED
03:46:56MILL FOR ALL.
03:46:59>> WHAT WE NEED NOW IS THE WILL
03:47:01TO MAKE IT HAPPEN, AND I ASSURE
03:47:07YOU THAT WE [BLEEP] HAVE IT.
03:47:11>> Reporter: OWNED BY THE A.V. GROUP, THE PULP MILL HERE IS NOT LIKE MOST. IT DOESN'T MAKE PAPER.
03:47:14IT USES HARDWOOD TREES TO HAVE DISSOLVING PULP SOLD TO INDIA TO MAKE FABRICS.
03:47:18IT DOES NOT SHIP TO THE U.S. SO
03:47:19THE CLOSURE IS NOT BECAUSE OFWO THE TRADE WAR, AT LEAST NOT DIRECTLY.
03:47:23>> I THINK THAT INDIRECTLY THE TARIFFS ON EVERYTHING ELSE AND
03:47:27THE TARIFFS ON THE FINISHED PRODUCTS THAT ARE BEING PRODUCED
03:47:30BY THEIR PRODUCT, IT ALL HAS AN IMPACT.
03:47:34>> Reporter: AS SHE MAKES SHAMPOO, ELISHA NICHOLSON SAYS
03:47:36THAT HER BUSINESS, UPFRONT COSMETICS, IS AFFECTED BY THE
03:47:38TARIFFS.
03:47:42AT THE HEIGHT OF HER SUCCESS,
03:47:43HER PRODUCTS WERE IN 600 STORES
03:47:47ACROSS NORTH AMERICA.
03:47:50>> JUST BECAUSE OUR PRODUCTS ARE ONLY TARIFFED AT 5% OR 10%, THAT DOESN'T MEAN
03:47:54THAT IT'S THE END OF WHAT WE'RE PAYING OR THE CONSUMERS PAYING.
03:47:57THERE ARE FEES UPON FEES. >> Reporter: AFTER INITIALLY
03:48:00PAUSING EXPORTS TO THE U.S. IN 2025, SHE THOUGHT THAT SHE'D FIGURED OUT A WAY TO MAKE IT
03:48:04WORK. BUT NOW SHE'S HAD TO CLOSE OFF
03:48:07HER U.S. MARKET AGAIN. >> IT'S A REALLY TOUGH POSITION
03:48:10FOR US TO BE IN, BECAUSE TROY HAS SUPPORTED ME FROM THE GET-GO AND HE'S SUPPORTED OUR FAMILY
03:48:13FINANCIALLY.
03:48:18>> Reporter: HE ALSO HELPS OUT
03:48:21MAKING SHAMPOO ON HIS DAYS OFF. AND HE NOW HAS A LOT MORE OF THOSE.
03:48:25>> THE NOT KNOWING IS THE WORST PART.
03:48:27KIND OF GETS A PERSON THINKING SOMETIMES TOO MUCH ABOUT WHAT
03:48:31COULD HAPPEN.
03:48:33>> Reporter: SO FAR THE COMPANY THAT OWNS THE MILL HAS ANNOUNCED
03:48:36ONLY THAT IT PLANS TO
03:48:38TEMPORARILY TO IDLE OPERATIONS. AND PEOPLE HERE ARE HOPEFUL
03:48:42THAT'S THE CASE. BUT MOST HERE DON'T BELIEVE THAT
03:48:45THIS IS A TEMPORARY SITUATION. THEY DON'T BELIEVE THAT THE MILL
03:48:49WILL REOPEN, AT LEAST NOT WITH THE SAME OWNERS.
03:48:52>> IT'S LOOKED LIKE A FINAL
03:48:54DECISION, SO ON OUR SIDE WE NEED TO PROTECT THE EMPLOYEES.
03:48:58AND TO SEE IF THERE'S OPTIONS.
03:49:01CAN BE WITH THE MILL OR WITH A
03:49:04PART OF THE MILL OR A NEW PROJECT. >> Reporter: THE PEOPLE WHO OWN
03:49:07THIS MILL ARE NOT TALKING TO US, ARE THEY TALKING TO YOU?
03:49:09>> THEY ARE TALKING TO US, YOU
03:49:12KNOW, LIKE, WE DON'T HAVE ALL OF THE DETAILS.
03:49:15>> Reporter: THE ONLY THING THAT THE COMPANY HAS SAID PUBLICLY AND TO THE WORKERS AS WELL IS THAT THIS IS DUE TO PREVAILING
03:49:19MARKET CONDITIONS AND BROADER MACRO-ECONOMIC FACTORS.
03:49:23DO YOU THINK THAT IS A GOOD
03:49:24ENOUGH EXPLANATION FOR PEOPLE
03:49:27WHO ARE LOSING THEIR JOBS AND IN SOME CASES HAVE BEEN GIVING
03:49:31OF THEMSELVES TO THIS COMPANY FOR MANY, MANY YEARS? >> FOR SURE, PEOPLE IN THAT
03:49:35COMMUNITY HAS WORKED SO HARD FOR THEM THAT THEY CAN EXPECT A
03:49:39LITTLE BIT MORE, FOR SURE. RIGHT NOW WE NEED TO -- WHAT IS
03:49:43THE OBJECTIVE IS TO MAKE SURE THAT THIS FACILITY CAN BE MAYBE
03:49:46TRANSFERRED TO SOMEBODY ELSE.
03:49:49>> Reporter: THE NICHOLSONS SAY THAT IDEALLY TROY COULD WORK FOR
03:49:52THE COSMETICS COMPANY FULL TIME, BUT FOR THAT THEY'LL NEED A LOT
03:49:55MORE BUSINESS. >> IF WE CAN'T INCREASE OUR
03:49:58SALES IN CANADA TO MAKE UP FOR WHAT WE'RE LOSING IN THE U.S.,
03:50:02UPFRONT WON'T EXIST ANYMORE. WE WILL HAVE TO SELL OUR HOUSE
03:50:05AND WE WILL HAVE TO MOVE
03:50:09SOMEWHERES WHERE TROY CAN FIND WORK. >> Reporter: DID YOU EVER THINK
03:50:13THAT YOU'D MAKE SHAMPOO? >> NO. [LAUGHTER] >> Reporter: HE TRIES TO STAY POSITIVE. >> YOU HAVE TO FIND THE SILVER
03:50:16LININGS IN THINGS BECAUSE, I GUESS IF YOU'RE NEGATIVE ABOUT
03:50:19EVERYTHING AROUND YOU, THAT'S ALL YOU'RE GOING TO SEE.
03:50:21(♪) >> Reporter: BUT WITH SO MANY
03:50:25UNKNOWNS FOR THEM AND OTHERS IN THEIR COMMUNITY, THEY'RE
03:50:29WATCHING CLOSELY TO SEE WHETHER NEW OWNERS WILL TAKE OVER THE
03:50:33MILL AND FOR WHAT COMES NEXT IN THE TRADE WAR.
03:50:36>> Adrienne: NOW TODAY IT WAS
03:50:37THE FINAL DAY ON THE JOB FOR THE
03:50:43REMAINING WORKERS OF THE NACKAWIC MILL.
03:50:46THE COMPANY THAT OWNS IT RECENTLY PUT MORE THAN 100,000
03:50:50ACRES OF TREE-COVERED LAND UP FOR SALE AND A SIGNAL THAT THE UNION SAYS THAT THE COMPANY HAS NO INTENTION OF REOPENING.
03:50:53(♪) >>> WELL, COMING UP, A BRITISH
03:50:56ADVENTURER ENDS AN EPIC
03:50:57EXPEDITION TO SAY THE LEAST.
03:51:00>> OH, BUSHBY COMPLETED HIS 28-YEAR JOURNEY AROUND THE
03:51:04WORLD. >> Adrienne: HIS JOURNEY BACK HOME NEXT IN OUR "MOMENT."
03:51:07(♪) >> Where d
03:54:29>> Adrienne: THAT IS THE BRITISH ADVENTURER KARL BUSHBY HUGGING
03:54:31HIS MOM.
03:54:34NOW HE SET OFF FROM HIS HOME IN 1988
03:54:37WITH A MISSION TO HIKE AROUND THE WORLD.
03:54:39SO AFTER WALKING 50,000
03:54:42KILOMETRES, HE'S FINALLY BACK HOME AFTER 28 YEARS.
03:54:45HIS HOMECOMING AND HIS MOM'S THOUGHTS IN OUR "MOMENT" TONIGHT.
03:54:47[APPLAUSE]
03:54:52>> KARL BUSHBY COMPLETED HIS
03:54:5528-YEAR JOURNEY AROUND THE WORLD
03:54:58FROM THE TIP OF CHILE, BACK HOME
03:55:00TO HULL IN ENGLAND.
03:55:03>> IT'S BEEN A WEEK OF LASTS --
03:55:06THE LAST DAY IN A TENT, LAST DAY ON THE ROAD.
03:55:10>> I HAD ALWAYS WANTED TO WALK WITH HIM EVER SINCE I MET HIM. I WALKED ACROSS GERMANY TO THE
03:55:14TIP -- TO THE EDGE OF BELGIUM.
03:55:18AND I REALLY ENJOYED SEEING WAS
03:55:21KARL SLOWING DOWN.
03:55:27AND IT DIDN'T SEEM REAL THAT IT WAS ACTUALLY GOING TO FINISH AND I STARTED GETTING A LITTLE TEARED UP.
03:55:30HE'S REALLY GETTING HOME.
03:55:31IT'S REALLY HAPPENING.
03:55:35I DIDN'T EXPECT THAT MANY PEOPLE
03:55:37TO BE THERE.
03:55:42HAVING KNOWN HIM FOR SO LONG AND SEEING THE DIFFICULTIES TOO ALONG THE WAY, TO SEE THE END
03:55:46COME INTO FRUITION WAS REALLY TOUCHING. WHEN HE FINALLY SEES HIS MOM -- >> WHERE HAVE I BEEN!
03:55:50>> AND THAT WAS JUST BEAUTIFUL.
03:55:52THE WHOLE THING BECAME SURREAL. >> Adrienne: WHAT A QUESTION --
03:55:56WHERE HAVE YOU BEEN?
03:55:57HOW DO YOU EXPLAIN THAT?
03:56:00SO HE WAS INITIALLY GOING TO SPEND ABOUT 10 YEARS ON THE ROAD
03:56:04AND HE GOT HELD UP BY GUNPOINT IN MEXICO AND DETAINED BY
03:56:07RUSSIAN AUTHORITIES AND WENT
03:56:09THROUGH COVID AND THE FINANCIAL
03:56:13CRISIS, AND HE -- WHAT A WAY TO SEE THE WORLD. AND WHAT A LOT TO GIVE UP. HE JUST MET HIS 12-YEAR-OLD
03:56:16GRANDDAUGHTER FOR THE FIRST TIME. >>> FROM ALL OF US AT "THE NATIONAL," THANKS FOR BEING WITH
03:56:20US. I'M ADRIENNE ARSENAULT. TAKE CARE.
03:56:24(♪)
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