Oliver: Trudeau Has Nixon-in-China Pipeline Opportunity

The transcript discusses the challenges and opportunities in implementing green policies in China, emphasizing the role of regulators in assessing environmental risks. It highlights the politicization of the National Energy Board and the persistent opposition from environmental groups against resource development. The speaker argues for decisive action in the national interest, citing historical examples like the Trans Canada Railway to illustrate the necessity of tough governmental decisions.

According to the text, why is unanimity considered impossible in decision-making?

What does the speaker imply about the timing of government decisions?