CBC News exclusive interview with Prime Minister Mark Carney
4/27/202644 min
In an exclusive interview with CBC News: The National, Prime Minister Mark Carney tells Adrienne Arsenault that he's not interested in quickly achieving a ‘small deal’ to get U.S. tariff relief. The Power Panel weighs in on what Canadians can take away from Carney’s sit-down with CBC News. Plus, the NDP's last MP from Quebec, Alexandre Boulerice, is leaving federal politics to run for a provincial seat. Boulerice joins Power & Politics to discuss what went into that decision.
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Brad Lavigne· Panelist0:29
[upbeat music] This is a CBC podcast.
David Cochrane· Host0:33
[upbeat music] The government is set to unveil its spring economic update, promising a better than expected financial result. The NDP's only Quebec member of parliament is leaving the federal party for provincial politics. And the prime minister sits down for an exclusive television interview with the CBC's chief correspondent. It's Monday, April 27th. I'm David Cochrane. The Power and Politics Podcast starts now. [upbeat music] The prime minister sat down with the CBC's chief correspondent, Adrienne Arsenault, for an exclusive television interview. They discussed affordability, the war in Iran, and of course, Canada-US trade.
Mark Carney· Guest1:24
You know, a lot of countries rushed into deals with the US. Uh, they weren't