I'll continue, Mr. Chair.
Hopefully, I'm not interrupted because I hurt feelings, but further to our leader's letter to Justin Trudeau:
Furthermore, my Chief of Staff has received classified briefings from the government. At no time has the government told me or my Chief of Staff of any current or former Conservative parliamentarian or candidate knowingly participating in foreign interference.
This is in stark contrast to what the Prime Minister has alleged and what we've heard Ms. May flip-flop on from when she said she took the briefing to now and to what the NDP is claiming.
Our leader goes on to say:
If Justin Trudeau has evidence to the contrary, he should share it with the public. Now that he has blurted it out in general terms at a commission of inquiry — he should release the facts. But he won't — because he is making it up.
and:
...Justin Trudeau is doing what he always does: he is lying. He is lying to distract from a Liberal caucus revolt—