Summary of An exit interview with Jason Kenney: No regrets, no retreat, no apologies

00:00:00 - 00:30:00

Jason Kenney gives an exit interview in which he discusses his career, his views on immigration, and his thoughts on the Liberal and NDP campaigns ahead of the next federal election. He says he has no regrets and is looking forward to his future political career.

• 00:00:00 The Premier of Alberta, Jason Kenney, spoke to Iverson about his time as Premier and his thoughts on the state of Alberta politics. He says that he is confident that the UCP can still be successful despite the divisions within the party, and that he is hopeful that after the 2019 election, the party will be able to heal and move forward.
• 00:05:00 Jason Kenney discusses his time as Alberta's premier, and how he believes that he has been successful in implementing policies that have lowered the province's per capita fatality rate. He also defends his decision to impose restrictions on individual liberties, stating that it was necessary in order to reduce the province's fatality rate.
• 00:10:00 Jason Kenney discusses his time as Premier of Alberta, his response to the province's strong economic rebound, and his disagreement with some of the rhetoric used against him.
• 00:15:00 Jason Kenney discusses his proudest moments in 25 years of public service, which include leading the federal government's efforts to overhaul Canadian immigration and deploying Canadian troops to Ukraine. He also notes that the economic renaissance in Alberta is not a coincidence and is the result of his government's focused pro-growth economic reforms.
• 00:20:00 Jason Kenney discusses his time as a politician, his views on immigration, and his thoughts on the Liberal and NDP campaigns ahead of the next federal election. He credits his success to his focus on the issues important to new Canadians and his mastery of communication.
• 00:25:00 Jason Kenney discusses his career, stating that he has no regrets and no apologies. He also mentions that he is looking forward to new challenges in the private sector.
• 00:30:00 Jason Kenney, the former Minister of Citizenship and Immigration in the Harper government, gives an exit interview in which he says he has no regrets and no apologies. He says he is proud of his record as minister and is looking forward to his future political career.