Coronavirus: Trudeau points to COVID "anxiety" after his UN speech sparks "Great Reset" conspiracy

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Friday was asked about his speech he made before the United Nations in September that talked about the pandemic and a "great reset" which sparked conspiracy theories online and with Conservative MPs, pointing to "anxiety" from the coronavirus pandemic as the culprit.

Trudeau appeared as part of a United Nations video conference back in September where he discussed Canada’s planned contribution to helping the global fight against the COVID-19 pandemic.

As the global coronavirus pandemic hit, Trudeau said he and other leaders met to discuss the “fundamental gaps and inequities” both within and between our societies.

The “pandemic provided an opportunity for a reset,” and to “re-imagine economic systems,” Trudeau said during the video conference in September.

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