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“Clown World” roundup covers three major stories exposing political hypocrisy and government mismanagement.

The first centers on Ontario’s anti-Trump ads, where Premier Doug Ford’s government faced backlash for using a Ronald Reagan speech against tariffs in campaign ads. Ford insists the clip was public and unedited, but critics saw it as politically tone-deaf. The hosts highlight Green Leader Elizabeth May’s “Go Doug Ford, Go!” remark as symbolic of Canada’s partisan anti-Trump sentiment.

Next, they tackle Vancouver’s costly street-renaming fiasco, where a newly adopted Indigenous-language name caused chaos for residents unable to update bank and government records due to special characters. The city refuses to disclose total costs, citing potential “harm to Indigenous relations,” prompting accusations of a government cover-up and lack of transparency. The hosts argue that funds would be better spent on tangible Indigenous priorities like clean water.

Finally, the discussion turns to Canada Post’s financial collapse, as Prime Minister Mark Carney admits it’s losing $10 million per day—contradicting Canada Post’s own reports of roughly $4.5 billion in losses since 2018. The hosts blast Liberals for mocking Harper’s cost-cutting plan a decade ago only to adopt similar measures now, calling the reversal a “political clown act.”

0:02 – Doug Ford’s Anti-Trump Ads & Elizabeth May’s “Go For It” Moment
1:38 – Vancouver’s Street-Renaming Scandal and Hidden Costs
4:16 – Resident Frustrations and Government Transparency Failures
5:38 – Canada Post’s $10-Million-a-Day Losses
6:46 – Liberal Reversal on Harper’s Reforms
8:50 – Math Discrepancies and Fiscal Accountability