Rude Unprofessional Reporter Condescends Prime Minister Several Times

[Economy 52,859]

WTF? First he goes into the Prime Ministers office and shows up in Jeans and T-Shirt...

 

Then he consistantly interrups the Prime Minister and sounds upset with his answers and questions him as if he isnt intelligent

 

Mess  

 

 

[LaMaisonGaga 23,884]

What are you talking about? Where's a video? A photo? Anything?

[Economy 52,859]

1 minute ago, ARTPOPthatbooty said:

What are you talking about? Where's a video? A photo? Anything?

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sorry i forgot to put the video link innitially  

[LaMaisonGaga 23,884]

2 minutes ago, Economy said:

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sorry i forgot to put the video link innitially  

Thanks  

[VANTABLACK 7,793]

He wasn't a reporter tho , weren't these normal Canadian citizens who got to meet the pm to ask questions about their life and jobs and what their issues were that they deal with everyday 

[Economy 52,859]

Just now, VANTABLACK said:

He wasn't a reporter tho , weren't these normal Canadian citizens who got to meet the pm to ask questions about their life and jobs and what their issues were that they deal with everyday 

Was it? When did this happen?

 

Still tho. This is rude

[Computer 10,980]

They are both really cute but after 60 seconds the interaction is really awkward, I have to stop it

But oil prices are on the increase so hopefully that helps Alberta soon.

[YeehawKylie 7,817]

Justin Trudoughface is pompous and annoying. Hard to feel sympathy. 

[VANTABLACK 7,793]

2 minutes ago, Economy said:

Was it? When did this happen?

 

Still tho. This is rude

http://www.cbc.ca/beta/news/cbc-news-special-face-to-face-with-the-prime-minister-1.3428077

 

[Economy 52,859]

3 minutes ago, Computer said:

They are both really cute but after 60 seconds the interaction is really awkward, I have to stop it

But oil prices are on the increase so hopefully that helps Alberta soon.

Oil industry wont expand in Alberta unless oil prices go up above $60 a barrel because projects in Oil Sands require too much upfront investment and companies dont have enough revenue or cash flow to start anything new

 

Unless it crosses the threshold necessairy to get oil companies again, Higher oil prices simply mean higher prices for Canadian consumers with little economic benefit from oil industry

[Nikolai Barrow 1,337]

Yeah I felt he was rude too. Trudeau has done a lot so far for Canada in a short amount of time. He can't control the oil prices! But it's good he is planning to move forward with a more sustainable option.

 

[baptism 2,670]

This ass is a member of the Canadian minority of give or take 30% who vote Conservative. He sucks and he should find a new job.