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In a rare, casual interview, Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre talks to Brian Lilley in this special bonus episode about what it’s been like campaigning for an election with his wife and kids, what he thinks about people saying he’s too “angry” and what he does to stay in shape during the race. He also discusses what he makes of provincial Conservatives in Ontario publicly criticizing his campaign, and fear tactics being used against him to scare seniors about their benefits. Of course, Poilievre also gets into his plan for handling U.S. President Donald Trump, the problem of younger Canadians losing hope in the future of their country and his plans to improve housing and the cost of living. (Recorded April 12, 2025.)
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