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Poilievre denies saying Trudeau should have been jailed on podcast | Power & Politics
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33:36Now PlayingRadio-Canada's Laurence Martin discusses her reporting on sources within the Conservative Party caucus who are questioning Pierre Poilievre's leadership following podcast comments where he called the RCMP leadership 'despicable' and suggested the scandals of the Justin Trudeau-era 'should have ... involved jail time' — a comment Poilievre says was about punishing government corruption, not jailing Trudeau. Then Conservative deputy leader Melissa Lantsman confirms her support for Poilievre, and the Power Panel weighs in.
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