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Justin Trudeau Gets Called A Scumbag At A Winnipeg News Conference On Child Care

Darpan News Desk The Canadian Press, 29 Mar, 2017 12:25 PM
    WINNIPEG — Justin Trudeau's news conference at a Winnipeg daycare was interrupted by a protester who called the prime minister a scumbag.
     
    Staff from the Prime Minister's Office say the man gained entry to the event claiming to be a member of the "world alternative media."
     
    He carried a camcorder as he heckled Trudeau about the carbon tax while the prime minister answered other questions. 
     
    He also railed against what he called Trudeau's "globalist counterparts."
     
    Security eventually led the man out of the room without incident.
     
    Trudeau was in Winnipeg to tout child-care investments his government announced in last week's budget.
     
    "Shame on you and your globalist counterparts," the man said as security kept a close eye on him. "You're scumbags. You are an absolute scumbag."

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