Video shows House of Commons erupting in laughter after Jagmeet Singh says: 'When I'm prime minister ...'
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“I know everybody is excited and Christmas is coming … my advent calendar says two days but I think something went wrong there,” a wisecracking Rota said as he attempted to steer the proceedings back on track.This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below.While Singh looked visibly affronted by the response, he was given a chance to repeat himself — which was met with a supportive standing ovation by his caucus-mates.
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