Canadian psychologist and bestselling author Dr. Jordan Peterson recounted a personal experience with Conservative opposition leader Pierre Poilievre where he learned first-hand the politician's sentiments on taxpayer’s money. Peterson joined American media personality Tucker Carlson at an event held at the TELIS Convention Centre in Calgary Wednesday afternoon, a sold-out show of 4,000 people. When the topic of Poilievre came up, Peterson told the audience of a time he and his wife, Tammy Peterson, had dinner at the residence of Poilievre and his wife, Anaida Poilievre, who he found to be a “very solid person." “One of the concerns they expressed to my wife and I while I was there," Peterson said, "was the expense that they had wracked up at the expense of the Canadian taxpayer for moving them — starting to move them — into the residence.”“And I thought, two things, I thought all things considered, you probably have more important things to prioritize," he continued. “But the fact that that actually bothers you and that that was genuine and unprompted, is a good sign.”“Because I don't think that Pierre Poilievre thinks that your money is his.” “Although he knows what to do with it more than you think.”
Canadian psychologist and bestselling author Dr. Jordan Peterson recounted a personal experience with Conservative opposition leader Pierre Poilievre where he learned first-hand the politician's sentiments on taxpayer’s money. Peterson joined American media personality Tucker Carlson at an event held at the TELIS Convention Centre in Calgary Wednesday afternoon, a sold-out show of 4,000 people. When the topic of Poilievre came up, Peterson told the audience of a time he and his wife, Tammy Peterson, had dinner at the residence of Poilievre and his wife, Anaida Poilievre, who he found to be a “very solid person." “One of the concerns they expressed to my wife and I while I was there," Peterson said, "was the expense that they had wracked up at the expense of the Canadian taxpayer for moving them — starting to move them — into the residence.”“And I thought, two things, I thought all things considered, you probably have more important things to prioritize," he continued. “But the fact that that actually bothers you and that that was genuine and unprompted, is a good sign.”“Because I don't think that Pierre Poilievre thinks that your money is his.” “Although he knows what to do with it more than you think.”
