line, there s music saying hold the line, which of course we now have other memories, historic memories of that that are an echo of that trumpian politics. i think what we saw in the last two elections is that there s, an inching growth in the populous movement, in particular of a splinter party from conservatives to the right of hair base, but they ve never been atake hold in a meaningful way because they haven t won a seat in the house of commons. the question is now, does that change? are they continuing to grow, because we know that about 30% of cappecanadians who have been followed recently align themselves with these protesters or are sympathetic to the protesters perspective. so what role do you think these protests will play going forward? some have argued that the freedom convoy could become the seed of canada s version of the tea party movement, which here eventually led to the transformation, some might say, the destruction of the traditional republican party. is that
said a politically popular thing to talk about because it only stands to reason that people would want as much to be done as possible in every city in the country to crack down on criminal conduct. but it s not as easy as it sounds. the way that president trump talked about it on the campaign trail and talked about it since he took office makes it seem like a really simple question of absoluting off a spigot. it s not and they know that. us versus them is not a bad place for them to be while they figure out weather this is actually possible. politically smart and strong for them and hair base. sit tight. up next, yet another executive action mrs. a call for a giant tax cut. it s day 97 and the president who called the 100-day test ridiculous is going all out to get a paing grade.