Behind the Façade | What Justin Trudeau Didn’t Want You to See in Revealing Interview with CBC

CBC’s interview with Justin Trudeau, Canada’s prime minister, exposes a huge difference between the questions Trudeau is asked and the answers he gives. Does Trudeau take responsibility for the problems with his government’s policies, or does he shift blame? Is he presenting clear and specific policies to solve the problems that Canada is facing, or is he doing the exact opposite? How does his rhetorical style affect his image? These are the questions that this in-depth language analysis and commentary will give answers to. There are comparisons to Trudeau’s interviews and speeches along the way, including his interview with CNN.

In this revealing part of the interview, Trudeau talks to CBC’s Jayme Poisson about immigration and the living conditions of exchange students in Canada. He says that politics should be about thoughtful conversations and not “feel-good slogans and bumper-stickers”, but does he live up to this ideal? What does the interview reveal?

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With a BA in Linguistics and MA in Media Studies, I’m trained in noticing patterns and developments in interviews, interrogations, and daily interactions. This video has an educational purpose. You can use many of the principles and concepts to decode your own daily conversations.

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