YouTube
Videos published from 22 February 2018 to 4 October 2026.
Videos published per quarter
Last four years. Solid: transcribed. Light: extracted, not yet transcribed. Hatched: detected, not yet extracted.
Share of political sentences
Quarters with at least 500 analysed sentences.
Themes in its political discourse
Share of the channel’s political sentences that deal with each theme. A sentence may fall under several themes, or none. Shares are shown once the channel has at least 1,000 analysed political sentences.
The classifiers detect the theme of a sentence, whatever the position expressed. They were trained on annotations designed to measure far-right and neo-reactionary ideas, but each category was defined by its subject: a criticism of migration policy counts as a sentence about immigration.
The public figures it names most
Number of sentences naming each public figure, across all transcribed videos. Private individuals are never counted.
The twelve most recent uploads
Videos published since 26 September 2026 and transcribed within seven days of publication receive an automatic summary, shown when the video is opened.
YouTube
Analysis of Quebec and International Political News and AI Risks
Critique of Canada's Budgetary Management and Economic Growth
Crise Économique au Canada : La Solution du PPC Détaillée #shorts
Videographer's analysis of Emmanuel Macron's remarks on Brexit
Entrepreneuriat au Québec: Pourquoi et Comment ? #shorts
Discussion on the decline of entrepreneurs in Quebec
Publication and fragmentation of a GitHub token by an artificial intelligence
Commentary on Conservative Candidates and Their Controversial Statements
Christian Bégin : Soutien à Ruba Ghazal et Québec solidaire #shorts
Élections Québec 2022: Le Blitz Final! #shorts