Jen White is a CBC journalist from St. John's Newfoundland and Labrador, and she was literally crying, or at least she was, until she deleted her tweet about the suspected new VP of the United States, Kamala Harris.
00:05:41.620It's humiliating as a professional woman to be tweeting those sorts of things, that you're literally crying at the idea that Kamala Harris might, after, you know, months of legal wrangling going forward, might actually be the vice president because a geriatric old man stole the election.
00:05:59.020And, like, that it's embarrassing as a woman to say that stuff and that you can't control your emotions.
00:06:04.800But secondarily, I don't think she realized just how biased it was.
00:06:08.600That's the bubble in which the CBC journalists live.
00:06:11.540They go around telling everybody, we're not biased.
00:06:32.720It speaks to the standards by which general assignment reporters are supposed to adhere to.
00:06:39.280I don't know anything about Jen Webb, but I assume she's kind of a general assignment reporter, meaning that she's just there to, it's just the facts, the five W's and present it.
00:06:49.240She's not supposed to be like a Rex Murphy, an opinionated commentator.
00:06:52.860And that's what makes us a little egregious, is that someone who is presenting herself as, oh, I'm just this funnel that all the facts come into and I churn out an unbiased story.
00:07:07.480Well, clearly, you are showing your bias when you're talking about tears of joy for Ms. Harris.
00:08:31.760You know, that's the other great point too, Sheila, is that it's not so much, you know, subscribing to the idea of, well, if you don't like what she's saying or tweeting, just change the channel.
00:08:42.580Yeah, even when I change the channel, I'm still getting a deduction in my paycheck to fund the CBC.
00:08:48.220And, I mean, you'd think if the CBC were smart or, let's say this, a little more fair, maybe they could divide the company in half.
00:08:56.140They could have the left of center CBC and the right of center CBC.
00:09:00.280But, oh, no, that's not the way it goes.
00:09:02.640You have to be all about Marxism, progressivism, liberalism if you want to have a job there and not be shown the door.
00:09:12.540Well, yeah, if you want to move the company, the mother corp, as they call it, a little bit towards the center or even have, like, conservatives, actual conservatives, not official TV, CBC conservatives like Andrew Coyne.
00:09:30.640If you want to do that, that's a quick way to get your funding cut by Justin Trudeau because he handles all the purse strings.
00:09:38.880So you're only going to do what the boss wants you to do at CBC.
00:09:43.100And, you know, in my video, I pointed out just how biased CBC truly is against female conservatives, given that they're crying tears of joy over Kamala Harris versus how they've been treating female conservatives over the years,
00:09:56.400including when the Republicans 12 full years ago tried to run of a woman as their vice presidential candidate.
00:10:07.140And they wrote an article that was so gross they had to issue an apology and a retraction after international outcry.
00:10:17.300So at CBC, there's only this glass ceiling if you're a liberal woman and just let's ignore all those conservative women who are smashing through it every single day.
00:10:27.640And, of course, you're speaking about Sarah Palin back then.
00:10:30.040But let's talk about current events, Sheila.
00:11:37.300And then if you go and do the exact same thing for Leslyn Lewis, you'll get under 400.
00:11:42.940And Leslyn Lewis should be the good news story of feminism, of immigration, of Canadian pluralism, if you care about those sorts of things.
00:11:57.540They only care about politics because Leslyn Lewis, unfortunately for CBC, not only is she a woman of colour, an accomplished woman who made something of herself, she's an immigrant.
00:12:09.540But Leslyn Lewis has something going against her and that's that she's a conservative and a social conservative.
00:12:15.380And so CBC did not cover her or hardly covered her during the conservative leadership campaign and they really only gave her sort of favourable coverage like, hey, by the way, look at this lady after she lost the conservative leadership.
00:12:32.740And I think a lot of that has to do with everything about Leslyn Lewis busts the CBC narrative about conservatives that were anti-woman, that were anti, to use the language of the left, person of colour, that were anti-immigrant, and particularly Western conservatives because that's where Leslyn Lewis drew the bulk of her support.
00:12:53.200Those backwards hillbillies were overwhelmingly willing to support a black immigrant conservative woman as the leader of the conservative party.
00:13:03.200So CBC just had to put the blinders on until it was all over but the crying.
00:13:55.240You know, in my video I mused aloud, like, does CBC have some sort of filter on the internet down there that they don't know about all these other accomplished women who didn't sleep their way to the top the way Kamala Harris is sort of accused of sleeping her way to the top?
00:14:13.560I believe her nickname is heels, heels, heels up Harris.
00:14:16.360There's a lot of other women out there who just, you know, made their way to the top in, at the time, a very seriously man's world.
00:14:24.740And many of them from the right side of the political spectrum.
00:14:28.680But CBC just doesn't even acknowledge them at all.
00:14:36.800In my video I pointed out Sarah Palin, the vice presidential candidate.
00:14:41.120They just want to pretend doesn't exist unless they're calling her, what do they call her?
00:14:45.080A toned down porn star in their article about her.
00:14:48.680Written by Heather Malick, by the way, who now works at the star.
00:14:52.880A toned down porn star, which, I mean, you can call a conservative woman, a toned down porn star, draw international outrage, have to issue a retraction and an apology.
00:15:07.000And the worst that happens to your career in Canada is you make a lateral move to the Toronto star.
00:15:12.980I mean, that's the state of the media here in Canada.
00:15:23.520They forgot all these incredible women, these accomplished women of days gone by because Kamala Harris is running second fiddle to an old man in cognitive decline.
00:15:52.280More of Rebel Roundup to come right after this.
00:15:59.720Kian Bexty for Rebel News standing in rural Manitoba, standing in a place at a location you probably wouldn't even notice if you weren't looking for it.
00:16:10.460One of the ones that the CBC doesn't want you to believe exists.
00:16:14.240In fact, article after article coming out of the CBC and every other mainstream media site, but particularly the CBC, who is running damage control for Justin Trudeau.
00:16:26.800Justin Trudeau, of course, put out an RFI, a request for information, asking for industry to give them input, give the federal government input onto how they could best run camps just like these.
00:16:38.820And apparently they've set up a few already.
00:16:53.040Now, they weren't wearing any masks when I was talking to them, so I tend to believe them that there's no COVID cases in here right now.
00:16:59.360But I'm also curious as to what the purpose of these camps are, especially when it comes to Justin Trudeau's camps.
00:17:05.860The RFI states that it's for health purposes and for dealing with the coronavirus pandemic.
00:17:10.320But it also says that people can be added to the roster of these camps' clientele for any other requirement that the federal government has.
00:17:20.100What are those requirements, and why is the CBC so concerned with you knowing that camps like this already exist?
00:17:28.480Now, this camp in particular has raised some concerns with the local community.
00:17:32.840Portage, Manitoba, just a few kilometers north of here, well, their newspaper put out this article.
00:17:37.780They were concerned about the ominous barbed wire that is around this facility.
00:17:54.760I was chatting with a group of students the other day, and a young woman asked me about COVID internment camps.
00:18:03.040And I had to explain that as we consume increasing amounts and various sources of information online and around us, we need to continue to be attentive to source.
00:18:17.680We need to continue to be attentive to comparing various reports and looking for trusted sources.
00:18:25.280Now, in the article, the spokesperson for this site says that people would be referred by the provincial government and then sent here.
00:18:32.260It doesn't say anything about volunteering.
00:18:34.260It just says that if the government refers them, they will accept them.
00:18:37.700Now, this could put them as a pretty prime location, a candidate for Justin Trudeau's planned quarantine sites.
00:18:45.420In fact, he wants them to exist for two years, up to two years.
00:18:49.820So right now, here, south of Portage-la-Prairie, at this isolated site, Justin Trudeau might send some federal agents to check it out soon.
00:18:58.960And maybe Justin Trudeau will end up adding this very camp to his roster of COVID camps where they send Canadians who meet certain government requirements, just like the RFI said.
00:19:12.380Now, if that's not ominous, I don't know what is.
00:19:15.160Well, it looks like Kian Bexty has done it again.
00:19:19.100Last month, he found that facility in Quebec, which was housing all those illegal aliens simply waltzing into Canada via Roxham Road.
00:19:28.300And this time around, it's a facility that is supposedly a COVID-19 camp.
00:20:26.220I showed up there and I started looking around.
00:20:29.940And there was folks actually working on maintenance there that I ended up speaking to.
00:20:34.480They were able to confirm a few things for me.
00:20:36.560It was indeed a camp for COVID patients.
00:20:39.060They say, at the time that I was there, there was no patients there.
00:20:43.400And they say, at the time that I was there, there was also no agreement with the federal government to house anyone.
00:20:50.040But that didn't bar them from getting some sort of contract should Justin Trudeau move forward with his plan to make COVID camps for Canadians.
00:21:04.780The CBC wants you to think that they don't, but this site is certainly equipped to be able to house them should Justin Trudeau call on them.
00:21:13.680And, Kian, if these are indeed COVID camps, who are the intended people to reside in these camps?
00:21:22.560And by that I mean, Kian, are these for illegal immigrants into Canada?
00:21:29.620And we know that there's an area in Manitoba that is a threshold for that activity as well as Roxham Road.
00:21:38.520Or are these camps meant for bona fide Canadian citizens?
00:21:50.620But that could be expanded, I think, should Justin Trudeau sort of create a contract with them saying, you know, house this many people for this long at these times.
00:22:10.200So my guess is that they would want to house their own people first to support their own people, if that's what you would call it.
00:22:19.280But anyone could be there, I would presume, but it's not clear at this moment.
00:22:26.700And, you know, it's this lack of clarity that is really egregious, I think, Kian, especially from a federal government that, when it first ran five years ago,
00:22:36.020was promising to be the most transparent Canadian government in history.
00:22:41.100And I just want to throw to a clip, in case people think we're going down a conspiracy road here, that's not the case.
00:22:48.880I want to throw this clip of independent MPP Randy Hillier, who, about a month ago, in the Ontario legislature, raised the question about these camps.
00:23:01.020And as you'll see, folks, in his first question, I think he was just given a bunch of baffle gab.
00:23:06.980And the second question, he was completely ignored.
00:23:12.500In my supplemental question yesterday, I asked this government if the people of Ontario should prepare for internment camps.
00:23:20.380In September, the federal government posted a call for expressions of interest for contractors to supply, provide and manage quarantine isolation camps
00:23:30.380throughout every province and every territory in Canada.
00:23:34.180These quarantine isolation camps, however, are not limited to people with COVID, but provide a wide latitude for many people to be detained.
00:23:48.300Surely this government is aware of the intentions to build these isolation camps from coast to coast.
00:23:54.500And my question to the Premier is, how many of these camps will be built?
00:23:59.680And how many people does this government expect to do?
00:24:54.300And I'll send over the copy of the RFP after.
00:24:56.740So your government must be in negotiations and aware of these plans to potentially detain and isolate citizens and residents of our country and our province.
00:25:11.740So, Speaker, to the Premier, where will these camps be built?
00:31:06.720If the police here in Elmer are not going to do anything about it, because this is someone, I guess, who advocates the mayor's position, we will go forward with a private prosecution.
00:31:17.480So there were two protests last Saturday in Little Elmer, Ontario.
00:31:22.260The other was pro-lockdown and pro-mask and pro-big government.
00:31:26.160Can you possibly guess which side was civil and polite and which side was vulgar and violent?
00:31:31.960In any event, here's what some of you had to say about Elmer's dueling protests and yet another Rebel News microphone that has now dearly departed thanks to a thug who simply could not express his positions verbally.
00:31:49.380Yes, and isn't it odd that the mask acolytes want us to mask up so that we all stay safe?
00:32:05.800And if we don't mask up, they'll start throwing their fists around, which I would say is far more unsafe than the chance of getting the Wuhan virus.
00:32:21.720I assume you're speaking about those in government who advocate more lockdowns, Bruce, and if so, I totally agree.
00:32:32.460So many politicians have gotten a little taste of totalitarian power thanks to the Wuhan virus and the subsequent attacks on our civil liberties.