Nobody Saw This About Trudeau Until Jordan Peterson Did...

Did Justin Trudeau’s resignation mark the end of an era—or the start of Canada’s reckoning? In this riveting conversation, Jordan Peterson and Piers Morgan delve into Trudeau’s departure, pulling no punches in their critique of his leadership and the devastating consequences of his policies.

Peterson calls out Trudeau’s resignation speech as just another act in his long performance of self-serving rhetoric, accusing him of prioritizing image over substance. From the collapse of Canada’s per capita GDP to the deepening divides in Canadian society, Trudeau’s leadership is described as a "curse" whose full damage has yet to be revealed.

But the discussion doesn’t stop at Canada. Peterson reflects on the broader implications of weak, narcissistic leadership across the West, lamenting the UK’s own struggles with political correctness and ideological decay. His plea for resilience and a return to principled governance resonates far beyond Canada’s borders.

Is there hope for Canada, the UK, and other nations struggling under similar challenges? And what will Pierre Poilievre inherit as he steps into the aftermath of Trudeau’s tenure? Dive into this passionate analysis of leadership, accountability, and the future of Western democracies.