Dallas Brodie: ‘I am a normal person from 20 years ago’

Dallas Brodie joins Jim Csek and Iain Burns for a full interview on OneBC, the BC election and the policies she wants to bring to the legislature.Brodie discusses her career in law and broadcasting, why she is running separately from the BC Conservatives, vote splitting, Indigenous policy, property rights and Canada–U.S. relations. The hosts press her on reconciliation, the risks of major policy changes, free speech and whether she would work in a coalition.This interview presents Brodie’s positions, claims and opinions, with questions and commentary from the hosts.CHAPTERS0:00 Opening and introduction0:36 OneBC candidates and the snap election2:28 Eby’s criticism and Brodie’s place in the legislature4:03 From law and broadcasting to politics8:02 The Kamloops controversy and her departure from the Conservatives10:50 Why not unite with the BC Conservatives?13:15 Vote splitting and conservative policy15:53 Indigenous policy, the Indian Act and property rights22:45 The risks of reform and civil unrest26:42 Media access and political accountability31:55 Can the political right come together?34:13 “I am a normal person 20 years ago”35:36 Repairing Canada–U.S. relations39:10 Canadian history, reconciliation and Tecumseh Day47:38 Land claims, property values and taxes49:04 Free speech and proposed denialism legislation51:39 Election goals and a possible minority government54:28 Would OneBC join a coalition?56:11 Kerry-Lynne Findlay and political pressure57:57 Closing: candidates, debate and election coverageSupport independent Canadian media: https://thereallybigshow.ca/support/More news, interviews and our free weekly newsletter: https://thereallybigshow.ca/Live weekdays at noon Eastern / 9 a.m. Pacific. Subscribe for more from The Really Big Show.#Canada #CanadianPolitics #TheReallyBigShow