Young Canadians abandoning Trudeau over housing crisis: Mulcair

Well, let's talk a little bit about the budget and did this hit the mark for

young

Canadians, is that what it was going for? That's the most important question and I think that fell way short and it's one thing to say after eight and a half years, "Oh, I finally understand after saying it wasn't a federal responsibility. Now I'm going to start doing something about the

housing

. Actually, there are some interesting measures there, but it's not going to do anything between now and the next election. He was trying to win back the Millennials and the Gen Zeds, those who are 43 and

young

er and I, I think. fell very short, they know that Trudo completely left them, let them down for the last eight and a half years, they know that they are the first generation in the Canadian generations in The story of Canada is that they are actually poorer than their parents and have less possibilities of homeownership, and you know, Roger, Mr.

Trudeau has been talking about the middle class and people working hard to join the middle class. What's a better symbol of you joining? middle class that the ability to own a home and for those generations it is simply not within their reach if you live in a place like Vancouver or Toronto, good luck trying to buy a home, so PV sticks to its message and He doesn't take the bait. Regarding the capital gains tax increase, which is substantial and will not hurt the richest of the rich, as many small business groups and journalists point out, it now takes a couple of days for the dust to settle on this , they're pointing out, "hey, you." We're really punching a lot of small business owners, entrepreneurs, artisans in the jaw that you know don't receive a government pension, you know, they could have bought a Triplex, lived in one of them, rented the other two altogether.

Suddenly, they will be hit with a huge increase in their capital gains, a 33% increase in what needs to be added to income, people are finally starting to realize that and know that it is not true to chase the super rich, he's chasing the super rich. Ordinary Canadians are starting to see it and also average Canadians, if you have a cabin or any property and something like that, if you want to sell, you will pay for that too or exactly and even if you give it. for your kids it's a considered provision and they still take the full hit of this bloated new capital gains tax so I don't know where Freeland got her number, she said it's 0.14 which is a pretty specific percentage of Canadians who are going to This will affect me, but I guess it was some kind of number drawn up by the Gnomes in the finance department who said, "Well, we had so many last year and therefore it translates to this percentage of the population , but look, I understand, I was talking yesterday to someone who has been in real estate for 25 years and in the area where I am, in fact, there are a lot of cabins and a lot of triplexes and, you know, four four-unit buildings and she He told me to look over the next nine weeks, it's going to be total chaos because people are going to start getting rid of their property because this massive new tax increase that Trudeau has brought to the middle class is only going to go into effect on June 25, so that people are going to be getting rid of property between now and then and who it is going to be. absorbing those properties he is sticking to his basic messages on the cost of living,

housing

inflation, food and the like, he is not taking the bait that Trudeau and Chris Freeland are trying to put for him and many young people, they will stay a long time.

To flock to the conservatives is to hit the bull's eye on the deficits we have and the debt we have. Are they paying attention to young people? Yes, and what's interesting there. Roger, it's a little ironic because you would never think spontaneously. that Pier PV and the conservatives are winning on the issue of sustainable development, but one of the key aspects, the core of sustainable development, is justice towards future generations and that the notion of intergenerational justice is the core of what PV is selling right now so Trudeau can talk until the cows come home, you know, and use rhetoric and posturing, but people are seeing reality, their parents are having trouble paying for their groceries, they'll never be able to afford a house, they say that this has changed in 8 and a half years and what was the change that started this was the arrival of the Trudeau Liberals, curiously even Bill Morno yesterday, who was Trudeau's Finance Minister for five years, was hitting hard against the increase massive that is proposed. for capital gains and said, look, not only is it unfair, but it's not wise to try to get people to invest and come into the market and create jobs, but he also said there's an essential unfairness to us because it's basically retroactive. so keep your eyes again, there will be stories in the news in the coming weeks as people try to get rid of things and the market makes a big turn.

It's a big market intervention that's supposed to help, you know, the average person. at the expense of the rich is the exact opposite of what Trudeau and Freeland are trying to sell, okay Tom, always a pleasure to talk to you sir, thank you very much.