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@HedgeFundFomo Keep receipts. Can’t wait to call you out for failure tomorrow

Just spoke to 2,000 Wall Street Bankers They all told me that tomorrow will be a BLACK MONDAY Crash of epic proportions There is nothing that can be done to reverse this

@krassenstein Source?

BREAKING: US forces have just reportedly opened fire on an Iranian commercial vessel. Things are spiraling fast this weekend after Trump claimed a couple days ago that he was going to have a deal by Sunday. What a mess, but I expected this.

@krassenstein I remember when you were throwing around the use of a nuclear weapon as well. Wrong……again

Does anybody else remember two days ago when Donald Trump said that we would likely have a deal with iran in 1 to 2 days? Does anybody remember when I told you that it wasn’t happening?

@krassenstein And when they aren’t correct I want to see you admit you were wrong……again

3 predictions: - Oil will hit over $130 - The war is not over - Trump will get crazier.

@CanadianCoffey Source?

NEW: 3 more Conservative MP’s are about to cross the floor and join the Liberal Party. Not because Carney needs them. Because they’ve had enough. Pierre is cooked.

@SophieShipton_ He’s greedy, he’s chasing a contract for next year. The team showing little confidence hurts his value

Regarding Lauer’s comments from last night, you wouldn’t hear Kevin Gausman or Dylan Cease complaining if they were in the same position that Lauer’s in. He’s done himself no favours and has made the team look awful too. #BlueJays

@PeterHRatcliffe I would argue the economies of China and I dis far exceed ours. The G7 is a group of people who pretend to be elite so they can go to fancy places to eat well and make their personal portfolios better. Must be a Liberal

Do the math: 1 = The IMF says Canada has the strongest fiscal position in the G7 2 = The G7 is a small group of the largest economies in the world. 1+2 += Canada is in the strongest fiscal position in the world. The world economy sucks overall, Canada is better than the rest.

@MaritStiles Love to know what you would do differently Marit that wouldn’t raise taxes to give more money to the lower class they get enough handouts already

I was on CP24 Breakfast this morning when the story broke that Doug Ford spent $30M on a private jet – here was my response:

@MikeSchreiner See Mark Carney, he’s leading by example

85,000 Ontarians are facing homelessness. Students are drowning in debt. Hospitals are in crisis. And what's the Premier spending YOUR taxpayer dollars on? A private luxury jet for him and his insider friends. In Doug Ford's Ontario it's Ford first, people last.

@MaritStiles lol have you seen the obscene amount of money your PM has spent on private flights? Give it a rest. He’s leading by example.

Ford ran on a promise to stop the gravy train. Then he spent $30M of your money on his gravy plane. He should be flying economy like the rest of us.

@TheresaLubowitz And how’s Brookfield’s stock looking these days? We can all play this game….

Canada's three homegrown grocery giants rake in $100 billion in annual sales and over $3 billion in annual profits. The Ford family business is the preferred printer for all of them.

@CanadianCoffey Suspended a new tax they hit us with April 1, money they were relying on to help pay for their ballooned budget.

For The Record: The federal government is the only government in Canada that has suspended fuel taxes. As of this moment ZERO premiers have suspended fuel taxes. Including all 6 conservative premiers.

@MarkJCarney It’s a tax you imposed April 1st you are just taking it back. Give us a bit more, you are killing the middle class

We’re cutting your costs, so you can keep more of your hard-earned paycheque.

@Reil76 How about what we actually bring in compared to what we spend. Overspending is a Liberal staple.

Canada sent roughly $11 billion in foreign aid last year. That sounds like a huge number and in absolute terms, it is. But here’s the part that often gets left out: It’s a tiny fraction of what Canada actually spends. Canada’s federal budget is in the range of $450 to $500+ billion a year. That means foreign aid is roughly 2 percent or less of total spending, and about 0.3 to 0.4 percent of the entire economy. Put another way, for every dollar the government spends, only a few cents go abroad. The overwhelming majority stays right here in Canada. And that’s where the conversation gets more grounded. Because if Canada cut foreign aid entirely tomorrow, it wouldn’t suddenly fix housing, healthcare, or affordability. Those problems are driven by much bigger spending areas and deeper policy choices. That doesn’t mean people are wrong to question it. When things feel tight at home, even a small slice can feel like too much. But it does mean we should be honest about scale. Foreign aid is not a major driver of Canada’s problems. It’s a relatively small piece of a very large financial picture.

@CheriDiNovo So this is you eating your words then about him stepping down. Admitting you were wrong in a roundabout Liberal way.

K maybe Poilievre is still leader of the Conservatives because he may be the best they have?

@mark_slapinski The Liberal regime

@CP24 Carney told us it would drop….

Gas prices to increase again as summer blend arrives at Canadian pumps cp24.com/news/canada/20…

@MarkJCarney It’s a tax you hit us with on April 1st. You aren’t providing anything new

We’re providing real relief for you and your family by cutting your fuel costs at the pump.

@EdKrassen And that’s why hat Carney wants for the middle class. Keep us work to keep paying all the social programs

In Trump’s America there are “DoorDash Grandmas” because Grandma can’t afford to retire. And Trump’s literally publicizing it.

@mark_slapinski You already failed on this prediction tin hat guy. You are a nutcase!!

My prediction still stands Once Iran negotiations fall apart and gas prices rise past $6, Trump will feel cornered and use a NUCLEAR BOMB on Iran Bookmark this