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Trudeau says he was "protecting Canadian jobs" when asked about $30K prostitute bill for Gaddafi by SNC-Lavalin

During question period today, the prime minister was asked about a $30,000 payment by SNC-Lavalin to secure Canadian prostitutes for the Libyan dictator's son. His response? It was all for Canadian workers.

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During question period earlier today, Conservative MP Michelle Rempel asked Justin Trudeau to comment on a $30,000 payment to acquire "Canadian prostitutes" for Muammar Gaddafi's son by SNC-Lavalin.

"This is what SNC-Lavalin's intervention looked like, $30,000 worth of  Canadian prostitutes given to Muammar Gaddafi's son. This is the  so-called victimless crime that our 'woke' feminist prime minister is  moving mountains to cover up," said Rempel. "When did the prime minister  learn that SNC paid for prostitutes for Muammar Gaddafi's son?"

The price tag was revealed earlier today by La Presse. As early as 2015, there were reports that the company, SNC-Lavalin was involved in procuring prostitutes for Saadi Gaddafi, the Libyan dictators son.

His response? It was all for Canadian workers.

"Every step of the way we will stand up for Canadian workers, we will stand up for good jobs right across this country," said Justin Trudeau.

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