Madam Speaker, I am constantly inspired by my friendly colleague in the House, because, honestly, his humour and theatrics are truly inspiring. If I am here as long as he has been, I hope that I can emulate his theatrics in the House effectively.
Since we are walking down the path of history, I also have some prose in mind: He who has no sin should cast the first stone.
I was not in the House and, frankly, I was not paying attention to politics, but I do recall a time when there was a certain vanity video published by public servants, a misuse of public funds. Actually, one of the reasons I got involved in politics was that the former administration had a slew of allegations with regard to that, including being the only PM to be found in contempt of Parliament.
I do not want to be found in contempt of Parliament so I will not go on much longer, but I would ask my friendly colleague opposite from Carleton if he thinks we have spent too much helping Canadians over the last eight or nine months at the most difficult time in the history of the world, and—