Trish Wood
Trish Wood
DANGEROUS MARK CARNEY
DANGEROUS MARK CARNEY
DANGEROUS MARK CARNEY
Friday 21st March 2025
Trish Wood examines Mark Carney's economic impact on Canada, featuring insights from Professor Glenn Diesen.
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Episode Overview
- Mark Carney’s policies could significantly impact Canada’s economy.
- The Liberal Party’s support for Carney is controversial.
- Canada’s financial commitments to Ukraine are questioned.
- Climate policies and their economic repercussions are discussed.
- Professor Glenn Diesen provides geopolitical insights.
Mark Carney’s ideology could drive this country down the toilet, causing the separating of the province of Alberta
Award-winning journalist Trish Wood takes a hard look at Mark Carney and the potential economic threats he poses in this riveting episode. With her signature blend of empathy and tough questioning, Trish explores why the Liberals might be courting danger by supporting Carney. She dives into his ideology and its possible impact on Canada’s economy, sparking a conversation that’s both urgent and eye-opening.
Trish also chats with Professor Glenn Diesen from Norway, who provides a compelling analysis of Canada's new political alignments with Europe, and the broader geopolitical stakes involved. The discussion covers Carney’s controversial climate policies, the implications of Canada’s financial commitments to Ukraine, and the broader economic instability facing the country. By combining detailed analysis with personal reflections, Trish offers a thought-provoking perspective on the current political landscape.
This episode is perfect for anyone looking to understand the deeper currents shaping Canada's future.