Rebel News Podcast - DAILY ｜ Budget day in Ottawa; public health officials pushing sixth wave hysteria

00:00:00.000 good afternoon ladies and gentlemen and welcome to the rebel news live stream on this a thursday

00:00:20.920 april 7th 2022 i'm david menzies and my co-host well let me tell you about my co-host you know

00:00:27.480 folks this is national no housework day her house is so clean she doesn't have to clean it on any day

00:00:35.160 she is the she devil with a sword she is the of northern alberta she is sheila gun reed how you

00:00:44.540 doing there sheila i'm great david i have to do very little housework though because i sort of kick the

00:00:50.840 kids out of the house like i'm like go outside and play don't play in here go outside i just wash the

00:00:55.640 floors that's usually how i keep my house clean but i will tell you i did like as uh was prepping

00:01:02.260 for the live stream i quickly recorded a video ran upstairs made a coffee washed the floors ran back

00:01:06.720 downstairs had i known it was national no housework day i would not have touched them up you know sheila

00:01:12.460 i'm gonna have to send you a calendar that outlines all the national days it's also national beard day

00:01:18.120 and national girl beard or beer beer and national girl me too day and i can't couldn't make sense of

00:01:27.220 that one uh but anyway like one uh one causes problems for the other there i think so i you

00:01:35.980 know i think there's some mixed messaging going on there i'm so happy you're back uh you were doing

00:01:40.960 very important work covering uh the trial involving uh well as you like to call her um the necromancer

00:01:49.220 that would be of course um the uh chief the health the health officer for alberta health services

00:01:58.060 dina henshaw um joe anything of note to report or are we uh sort of putting the cart ahead of the

00:02:05.880 horse here yeah you know before i go on i'm not quite sure why my color in my skype feed to you

00:02:13.420 looks like i'm gray and dead but i might have something to do with having the life sucked out

00:02:17.760 of me for three days straight by what i would describe as a chupacabra of a court hearing where

00:02:25.980 it's just like every day your life force is being drained and you're just discarded at the end of it

00:02:30.860 just this empty shell of a human being there's no oh thank you for fixing that there's nothing more

00:02:35.560 exhausting than listening to bureaucrats talk and justify how they ruined the lives of so many

00:02:41.200 people um and they basically say well we were just going on the information that we had at the time

00:02:47.580 but the information you had at the time was wrong the choices you made were wrong and you called

00:02:55.340 everybody who said you know there's probably a different way to do things here uh conspiracy

00:03:00.020 theorists naysayers and non-believers i think was my favorite thing that she referred to

00:03:05.220 uh people who didn't believe in the government uh covid narrative and as it turns out hindsight

00:03:11.980 being 2020 those people were actually right so um you know it's just been a lot of cross-examining

00:03:17.760 dina hinshaw on uh her prior statements a lot of the things um in particular um the lawyers have gone

00:03:25.920 through 400 of her press conferences to compare because she wouldn't shut up about misinformation

00:03:34.040 and you have to rely on the government um for uh for your information go to approved sources don't

00:03:40.960 spread misinformation uh don't believe everything you see on the internet she was saying that and so

00:03:47.460 they would go and find a time when she said that and then literally the next press conference

00:03:52.220 wherein she would spread misinformation for example like when she said that that 14 year old boy

00:03:58.160 died of covid when it was brain cancer and she was corrected not through her own data

00:04:06.700 but because the family was outraged absolutely outraged justifiably so sheila and she didn't get

00:04:15.500 permission from the family yeah to release that information now they didn't release any identifying

00:04:20.700 information about the boy but they sure released enough information that the family knew who the

00:04:25.060 heck they were talking about and said hey you're talking about our kid and our kid did not die of covid

00:04:29.940 he died with covid that he got while he was in the hospital on palliative care pretty well

00:04:36.520 did that come up in the last few days that anecdote about the 14 year old boy sheila yeah yeah it did

00:04:44.500 and what did she say about that i mean is there any contrition on her part no i mean she there is and

00:04:52.820 there isn't she did say that uh we didn't release any identifiable information to which the lawyers

00:05:00.020 responded well you released enough that the family of this boy knew exactly who you were talking about

00:05:05.080 and then you got an earful from them and she said well we apologize for any um you know trauma that we

00:05:12.220 may have caused the family but the point the lawyers were making was every time that they had a vaccine

00:05:18.560 rollout for kids there was a scare about a child that had died with covid so when they did the vaccine

00:05:28.840 rollout for kids who are under the age of 18 just prior to that she's releasing information about this

00:05:35.140 14 year old that died of covid as it turns out it's or with covid but not of covid he had brain cancer

00:05:42.540 and then um she when they were rolling out the um vaccine for 5 to 11 year olds i can't even believe

00:05:50.180 i'm saying that when they were rolling it out to 5 to 11 year olds she was talking about just prior to

00:05:56.240 that an infant that had died with covid or a young like a baby a toddler that had died with covid so it

00:06:01.780 seemed like all these like attempts to scare people would happen anytime that there was a a new vaccine

00:06:09.420 demographic where uh the lawyer said you know you were terrorizing parents into getting their kids

00:06:14.980 vaccinated but you know sheila if we dial it back to the big picture okay uh as you said henshaw was

00:06:21.740 saying uh don't believe what you read on the internet don't fall for all the misinformation out

00:06:27.060 there and justifiably so there there is misinformation i mean uh google can be a wealth of uh knowledge it

00:06:35.680 can also be a conduit to uh every conspiracy theory out there but here's the thing and i spoke about this

00:06:42.900 with uh natasha a couple of days ago what happens when the various health services experts start to

00:06:50.940 contradict each other and by that i mean as you know sheila in ontario march 21st

00:06:56.460 the mask mandate finally went away this week cruella davila or sorry eileen davila uh the city of

00:07:05.560 toronto health necromancer she's already campaigning to put these masks back but the thing is the ending

00:07:14.240 of the mask mandate was from the provincial chief medical health officer kieran moore why is it that

00:07:22.080 davila thinks that her health information of a sort of from a municipal standpoint trumps the provincial

00:07:32.040 health services minister i mean who do i believe right who watches the watchers in other words

00:07:39.620 well that's the thing and when they get these things wrong all they say is well that's the

00:07:46.240 information we had at the time and then when you ask them where you got the information they say

00:07:50.480 pfizer you know um at one point hinshaw was telling people in her press conferences

00:07:58.040 that the vaccines oh i'm just dancing so close to um getting us kicked off of youtube but i'm just

00:08:06.120 i'm i'm talking about exactly what unfolded in a court hearing so just settle down big tech sensors

00:08:12.600 um but she said that the vaccine provides 80 percent protection upon the first dose

00:08:23.360 we know that statistically that is not the case especially now wherein uh the um more people who

00:08:34.400 are triple jabbed in ontario adjusted to population are getting sick with covid yeah

00:08:40.980 she said they were 80 percent perfect effective after one dose based on the information that was

00:08:47.160 available at the time when the the lawyer said well where did you get that information and she said

00:08:51.740 pfizer clinical trials so yeah of course they're saying that well sheila you know maybe we'll tackle

00:08:59.100 this when we get off uh youtube towards the end of the show but your report about you and your friend

00:09:05.920 getting testing uh it is an absolute magnificent piece of journalism it is so important uh it is

00:09:14.640 something that the mainstream media should have done but they will not um so we should address that

00:09:22.260 because i think it is so important uh i don't care where you are uh in terms of the covid 19 argument

00:09:28.620 you have to see uh what sheila did uh with her friend in terms of uh uh the jab and not getting

00:09:36.620 the jab and what have you but um in the meantime you mentioned uh walking a fine line in terms of

00:09:43.080 getting kicked off youtube by the silicon valley censorious thugs why don't you tell everybody what

00:09:49.460 it is we're trying to do here sheila sure and um i'll rely on you to help us get through the show

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00:11:23.560 do our best to read them as they come in and of course a big night uh in terms of the upcoming

00:11:29.220 budget and you know uh one thing i just want to uh tackle it's sort of a silly sidebar issue but

00:11:36.560 it's in all the media uh it's that kind of goofy tradition of the um of the minister getting a

00:11:43.280 new pair of shoes and uh well there you have finance minister christia freeland she went out

00:11:49.240 bought a new pair of shoes they look like you know i don't know eight inch stilettos from the photo i'm

00:11:53.500 looking at what did i say in the morning meeting she crammed her hooves into some a new pair of shoes

00:11:58.820 or something but my suggestion sheila is she should have modified this tradition and maybe after

00:12:06.500 getting the shoes uh walk a little further down in the mall and shop for oh i don't know a dress

00:12:12.760 that fits and i'm gonna shut up right now and run some video so that everyone who hasn't seen this

00:12:19.360 footage before knows exactly what i'm talking about it is absolutely embarrassing and um this was

00:12:27.460 not a goof on our part we had to do some uh technical monkeying around so that we wouldn't be

00:12:34.660 uh confused with you porn and anyways i'll shut up right now and uh show you why

00:12:40.300 what's that yeah don't ask don't ask me how i know this but uh you can hardly use your phone how do you

00:12:48.280 know these things so let's take a look at some infamous what do they call it again oh yeah wardrobe

00:12:56.200 malfunction that's what it is uh that occurred with miss freeland a while back minister's car

00:13:02.860 just approached so i am going to go right now i'm going to quit filming i'm going to go inside and

00:13:06.840 see if i can talk to her this aged him like 10 years by the way

00:13:11.400 hi minister would you be able to tell me what inspired you to get into politics i sure would

00:13:20.920 and i'm going to do it in an event i'm about to speak at sure well i'm not i'm not going up there

00:13:24.820 but i'd love to hear maybe i can talk to you after because i'm late for it okay but i promise

00:13:28.180 i'll be okay did your grandfather did your grandfather inspire you by chance i'm putting

00:13:33.660 on my shoes to go on this event and actually my grandfather wilbur freeland who your maternal

00:13:39.580 grandfather a volunteer in the second world war and was seconded to the raf was a great inspiration

00:13:45.300 will you condemn your will you condemn your maternal grandfather i'm sorry will you be

00:13:50.500 condemning your maternal grandfather i'm really happy to give you my card and you can ask me all

00:13:55.020 of your questions you're not the minister it's not your grandfather well of course she wasn't very

00:13:59.460 interested in talking i know it's probably a soft spot she said that her paternal grandfather of course

00:14:04.680 fought on the good guy's side but i'm not sure nazis cancel out like that yeah you know um i'm gonna

00:14:11.400 you know carefully frame my language here let's put it this way folks a lot of uh we got some

00:14:16.760 comments where oh come on that was a gag uh by rebel news you were putting that blur there unnecessarily

00:14:23.440 uh no we weren't let's put it this way uh there was no mystery anymore whether or not

00:14:29.700 miss freeland was a biological female that's all i'm saying that's well come on and so you know

00:14:38.360 never forget the text message i got from kian when he's like i ran into her in the airport and

00:14:43.080 then he went on to like detail what he had just experienced poor guy um but um obviously here's

00:14:52.400 the point she's got plenty of shoes um she every time i see her she's either taking off a different

00:14:57.820 pair of shoes or changing his pair of shoes or kicking another pair of shoes off um so this is the

00:15:03.080 tradition of the canadian finance minister they go and buy new shoes to announce the budget

00:15:08.260 but it's kind of tone deaf to do this um to go buy expensive new shoes and show off your expensive

00:15:17.700 new shoes at a time of record inflation you just raised the carbon tax and canadians can't afford

00:15:23.480 to put gas in their cars and you're prancing your little hooves all around the shoe store um with your

00:15:29.920 fancy friends it i just think it is absolutely tone deaf someone who actually was not going to

00:15:36.180 announce a devastating budget to canadians which i'm sure that's what's going to happen today

00:15:41.580 they would have been more um aware of what normal canadians are going through but the liberals just

00:15:48.240 aren't they just don't seem to get it you know what you nailed it uh sheila and i don't know anything

00:15:53.420 about women's shoes other than that they can go i don't either but but we do know they can go into

00:15:59.560 the thousands of dollars i don't know how uh those kind of fees are justified just like

00:16:03.760 very high-end designer handbags can be in the thousands of dollars that looks like a very high

00:16:09.460 end shoe store like what do you think maybe those shoes cost because i'm betting they are out of the

00:16:17.420 reach of uh most middle class canadians let's say that i'm looking up what they cost right now

00:16:23.960 okay then oh she at least sought out canadian made shoes so that's well that's good

00:16:30.080 uh and you can even get vegan ones which is fine i guess um if you care about those sorts of things

00:16:37.700 but i like to use all parts of the animal um so we're looking at about 150 bucks for those shoes

00:16:45.860 you know what i don't think that's that bad we know when it comes to to shoes so um but you know

00:16:53.320 at least uh i give her a thumbs up for putting slacks on that day to uh spare the uh poor shoe

00:17:00.700 store retail employee from any uh kind of site that can't backstay saw a couple of years you know

00:17:07.160 so uh there you go so now she's got her shoes uh of course this is the circus sideshow part of the

00:17:14.280 budget uh when it comes to the budget um i we'll find out in the hours ahead what's going to be

00:17:20.500 announced i get this feeling given that we have a prime minister who infamously said the budget will

00:17:27.760 balance itself um and by the way if you don't believe me about that folks let's uh get into the

00:17:34.940 virtual delorean with the flux capacitor and go back to i think it was 2014 around then uh and

00:17:42.340 let's see trudeau actually say those words lest you think i'm making this up infrastructure spending

00:17:48.960 that actually matters to canadians is not there uh this is all about holding the course so they

00:17:53.660 can look good in the next election so in in this economic climate how how committed to a balanced

00:17:58.980 uh budget would you be right now would it worry you to go into deficit in this current climate to as

00:18:04.140 you say put more people to work the commitment needs to be a commitment to grow the economy and the

00:18:10.420 budget will balance itself uh this way they're artificially fixing a target of a balanced budget in an

00:18:16.200 election year and they're going through all sorts of twists and turns and bends to try and get it

00:18:20.720 just right and the timing just right in the announcement and that's irresponsible what you

00:18:25.080 need to do is create an economy that works for canadians works for middle class canadians allows

00:18:29.800 young people to find a job allows seniors to be uh feel secure in their in their retirement would

00:18:35.520 you be prepared to tolerate a deficit a significant deficit to to to grow the economy over the longer

00:18:42.260 term or do you think that's required no i think the kinds of investments that one needs to make

00:18:46.440 uh need to be made in order to grow the economy and we don't have to talk about longer term we can

00:18:51.140 talk about medium term what we have right now is an extremely short-term budget uh by a government

00:18:56.640 that's focused on election posturing and not on actually giving canadians the help they need

00:19:01.000 all right appreciate your time okay you know that interview was a bit of a fail sheila because the

00:19:06.460 obvious question that journalists should have raised as a follow-up is um mr trudeau what do you mean by

00:19:14.920 the budget will balance itself because she'll i'm not being funny here because like some eight years

00:19:20.300 later and i've asked economists about this what was he talking about and nobody knows what does that

00:19:26.340 mean the budget will balance itself coming from the lips of uh a year later the man who would

00:19:33.020 indeed be prime minister of this great dominion well and that's the thing like i think if stephen

00:19:39.980 harper had said um the budget will balance itself because we're going to get the government out of

00:19:45.280 the way we're going to unlock the power of the private sector and you know we'll we'll generate

00:19:50.540 revenue through stimulating economic activity makes perfect sense yes yes but justin trudeau

00:19:57.340 he's the guy who also said we'll grow the economy from the heart outward whatever that means do you

00:20:04.180 remember that that was one of the dumbest things he's ever said and he says dumb things every single

00:20:09.740 day and again nobody was like what on earth does that mean why are there's no such thing as care

00:20:16.900 bear economics what does that mean nobody ever pressed him on it and it makes me nervous when i hear him

00:20:24.600 uh talk about the middle class because i think that's going to be the big target in this budget

00:20:31.480 it's going to be you know as my friend lou skeezes uh who has an economics background likes to say

00:20:37.500 uh we have many levels of government that like to take from the makers and give to the takers

00:20:43.160 and i think uh if you're in the middle class you got a nice big bullseye uh on the back of your head

00:20:49.400 uh in terms of paying for these outrageous federal programs that go on and on in terms of creating a

00:20:58.880 bigger debt a bigger deficit in fact shilla i it's sort of sad i think the idea and this isn't just with

00:21:07.060 liberal governments it's with governments of other political stripes too the idea of having a balanced

00:21:12.160 budget the idea of being fiscally responsible i don't think it exists anymore i don't think it's a

00:21:17.920 big deal anymore when it should be yeah it used to be like there used to be liberals who cared about

00:21:25.780 this sort of stuff i think paul martin kind of cared about it yes even jean chretchen to some extent he

00:21:31.340 cared about uh the budget um insofar as if he was doing okay there nobody really paid attention to all

00:21:38.880 of his corruption on the other side of the equation um and that used to be the way the liberal governments

00:21:44.620 operated if the economy was doing well um nobody really paid attention to all the other garbage they

00:21:50.880 were doing in the background um but not these liberals they just are outflanking the ndp on just

00:21:58.240 about every issue from the left rendering the ndp completely obsolete well going from the man who is

00:22:06.240 now prime minister uh to the man who wants to be prime minister yet when you compare his route sorry

00:22:13.560 before we yes well before we run away from justin trudeau on this sure there's a tweet there's a

00:22:19.080 tweet from efron and it's this is again this sort of like i called it um bernie madoff um economics here

00:22:27.480 this is if somebody told you this uh like if you were investing your money you would be like okay

00:22:33.600 madoff okay ponzi scheme um but justin trudeau says this about climate policy and everyone's like yeah

00:22:40.860 yeah we are going to get more money if we pay more for things um so we just have to give this guy our

00:22:46.760 money and he'll give us more of our money back if somebody on the street corner told you that you'd

00:22:51.720 be like and get lost but the guy who told you the budget is going to balance itself and he's going to

00:22:56.520 grow the economy from the heart outward he tells you that and you're like yep makes perfect sense to

00:23:00.540 me so this is justin trudeau on the price on pollution because he's being pressed on the fact that

00:23:05.860 um the carbon tax went up just a couple of days ago again while families are facing out of control

00:23:11.900 inflation and his excuse is just give me more money and i will give you even more money bernie madoff

00:23:20.020 let's be clear about the facts the price on pollution means more money in canadians pockets and less

00:23:29.200 pollution in our air even the member for new brunswick southwest acknowledged that our plan

00:23:35.740 helps lower income households the most and we know that eight out of ten canadians get more

00:23:41.340 money back when they spend i've spent significant time speaking uh with our agriculture workers and

00:23:46.620 farmers and they have said that they know the world is changing they need support which farmer said this

00:23:52.180 and the price on pollution is part of moving forward hand in hand with farmers to build a better future

00:23:58.620 for their kids for their grandkids and all of canada sheila did he has no idea what part of the country

00:24:06.460 the farmers are from you talk to like you talk to the farmers oh the farmers in like western manitoba

00:24:13.260 all of saskatchewan all of alberta and the interior bc you talk to them guess how they voted

00:24:19.660 all blue i think trudeau just channeled uh former prime minister uh chretchen and premier ford in

00:24:29.020 terms of uh an imaginary friend remember chretchen talking about uh on the way to the parliament hill

00:24:34.780 he would have conversations with this homeless man and then thank god back then the media actually did

00:24:40.180 some uh strangle him where where is this guy we can't find him and we're talking to him give him 50

00:24:48.220 bucks of course premier ford talking about i think what was it a a 10 year old boy albert uh i'm i can't

00:24:58.000 remember all the deals with uh joe biden's corn pop i drove to his house went into his house right like

00:25:05.140 hey stranger danger and i don't believe that kid exists i don't believe the homeless man exists and

00:25:11.620 that farmer trudeau's referring to can you give us his name can you give us what uh municipality he was

00:25:18.720 farming what was he farming when the hell do you go out to the farm prime minister trudeau and speak

00:25:25.240 with the uh with the hired hands that's what i want to know i don't believe this is true

00:25:30.280 probably some liberal linked fish farmer in atlantic canada getting handouts on the side

00:25:37.480 because he's friends with the minister of fisheries and oceans like this is not a just a regular

00:25:42.840 alberta farmer who's like you know what i wasn't sure about the carbon tax and paying more for all my

00:25:49.020 inputs especially fertilizer especially fertilizer because of the war in russia i'm so i was really

00:25:56.720 worried about how that would cut into my bottom line but um justin trudeau showed up and explained

00:26:01.860 it to me that if i pay more for everything my family will have more money in their pocket yeah

00:26:07.860 what and sheila imaginary friends aside we know from two weeks ago the parliamentary budget office

00:26:15.400 took a deep dive into this and indicated most canadians are um you know they're going to be hit

00:26:22.440 thanks to the the carbon tax it's going to be uh net negative not positive so i would trust you know

00:26:32.140 the economists that are part of that organization more than i would a prime minister talking about

00:26:38.900 meeting imaginary friends that are uh champing at the bit for more carbon taxes like i don't even know

00:26:47.080 how anybody can believe when justin trudeau says give me more money pay more for everything in your

00:26:54.560 life and your family will be richer but because i'm going to give you a rebate so i'm going to make sure

00:27:02.280 that you pay more for things instead of just letting you keep your money i'm going to cycle it through

00:27:06.740 the hands of a thousand bureaucrats and there's going to be administration fees off the top of

00:27:11.720 everything i'm going to issue you a rebate that's more than what you put in again i say this is bernie

00:27:19.940 madoff stuff and also sheila whatever happened in terms of this war on pollution this war on climate

00:27:28.220 change whatever happened to leading uh by example and by that every time i go to a visit by the prime

00:27:37.020 minister somewhere uh the entourage is typically seven suvs most of them are chevy suburban v8s and

00:27:46.640 one minivan and when they get to the destination forever however the long the uh the event is for

00:27:54.520 could be 25 minutes could be several hours those vehicles their engines are never shut off so they're

00:28:02.720 idling the ac is on in full in summertime the heat is on in full in the winter time i've seen it yeah

00:28:09.120 and and why i i i mean and of course if if you know anything about the internal combustion engine

00:28:16.460 it is most efficient when it's going at highway speeds it is the worst in terms of tailpipe emissions

00:28:23.580 when it is simply parked idling and uh but no that's uh that is due rigueur for this um so-called

00:28:32.500 climate change prime minister isn't it sheila david i've seen those idling limos and the acres and

00:28:40.280 acres of idling buses at the climate change conferences and boy do i have a story for you

00:28:46.320 because even though i couldn't go to glasgow because of travel restrictions this year to the

00:28:51.820 u.n climate change conference i do know that they like their limos at these fancy things one of the

00:28:56.920 most important parts of fighting climate change is leaving your limo running all day this is what i've

00:29:02.120 learned after many years of being on this climate change beat and going to the u.n conferences so i

00:29:07.920 pulled their limo expenses for the canadian delegation which was enormous by the way over 200 people

00:29:13.340 people from banking like pay your own way get off the taxpayer dime you're well-paid banksters

00:29:19.680 pay your own way um but anyways i pulled the limo expenses and that story will be out on uh friday i can't

00:29:26.200 i can't wait you you do such great work and i remember being at a u.n conference which our own

00:29:31.520 government banned uh myself and uh our sorry about that by the way yeah i know it's your fault uh in

00:29:38.280 morocco and the other thing i noticed in addition to idling suvs is that typically the number of passengers

00:29:46.500 in a seven seat suv is one it's almost always one dignitary why do you need um an suv you could do

00:29:57.480 the job with a mazda miata for goodness sakes but why is all that automotive real estate out there

00:30:03.860 when you're just um you know taxing around one person well and these are low-level bureaucrats

00:30:12.320 taking climate vacations climate parties to fancy parts of the world staying in fancy hotels

00:30:19.420 nobody knows who you are why do you even if you argue that you need to travel around in an suv

00:30:25.620 for security nobody knows who you are in morocco or bon germany you're some pencil pusher with

00:30:32.540 environment and climate change canada it's not like you're like a high-level kidnap target

00:30:36.880 take a prius cab there are a ton of those and especially in european cities you see them

00:30:43.400 everywhere actually that was one of the things that um we saw when we were in uh i think it was

00:30:49.340 katowice poland um maybe it was the one after that that oh madrid every day you could go and see all

00:30:56.780 the limos lined up to pick up the dignitaries but you could also see the lineup of uh prius

00:31:02.860 taxis that nobody was taking they were like walking past those to get into their internal

00:31:08.780 combustion vehicles you know uh it's the hypocrisy i think sheila they don't even hide from it or try

00:31:17.880 to explain it away anymore they they just do it and it's their new normal and they don't care

00:31:23.140 if you catch them red-handed being hypocrites they just shrug their shoulders they they're that

00:31:29.460 entitled um but anyways uh it would be nice to see them uh lead by example and uh you know uh i don't

00:31:37.500 even know for pr reasons alone sheila why wouldn't justin trudeau make his fleet um electric cars plug

00:31:46.560 in hybrid cars so that they get those green plates and say look we're leading by example but no

00:31:51.560 um it's like i said i guess they just don't care about being uh hypocritical anymore what what a what a

00:31:58.620 shame um the we've got we're going to go now from the prime minister to the man who wants to be prime

00:32:04.460 minister don't bet the ranch on this one uh jean chariot and by the way before we get to the news item

00:32:11.640 uh sheila jean chariot um is kind of like he's almost looks joe biden-ish when i see him

00:32:20.720 meaning that he's like a guy in an international airport that just arrived from god knows where

00:32:27.340 and he's wandering around you know with this sense of amazement where do i go uh where's my family

00:32:34.440 and friends uh there's no one around whereas pierre polyeth uh just the other day he was in

00:32:40.300 lindsay lindsay is a small town north of ontario folks he drew more than a thousand people that's a

00:32:46.400 big deal for little lindsay for a thousand people to be drawn anywhere and sheila what i love is when

00:32:54.180 i'm listening to talk radio on my way into headquarters how the mainstream media pundits

00:33:00.700 are losing their minds how they're saying uh oh you know pierre uh he's peaking uh too early and uh

00:33:08.180 you know chariot uh he he's got the experience and uh let's not forget about patrick brown he's so good

00:33:14.320 at organizing uh certain cultural communities i swear to god yeah like the uh the ice hockey community

00:33:22.640 i suppose but it is incredible to see them right off uh polyeth as saying this is like a roman candle

00:33:32.900 it's spectacular right now but in three seconds uh all the sparkly fireworks are gone uh but in any event

00:33:39.880 uh chariot is saying law is quote not a buffet end quote he wants to make it an offense to blockade

00:33:47.820 critical infrastructure so i think we see where mr chariot is uh when it comes to uh the freedom convoy

00:33:57.380 um because i don't think he made mention of do you remember uh sheila just 10 minutes before covid hit

00:34:04.940 the um native and of course those claiming to be native holding the the country ransom by blockading

00:34:13.320 rail lines across our dominion uh chariot doesn't seem that concerned about that but when it's the

00:34:19.640 truckers who are bringing goods to supermarkets to pharmacies as tucker carlson likes to say if you

00:34:26.960 are alive thank a trucker um he's got uh he's got a bit of a bee in his bonnet um you know what i'm glad

00:34:34.820 he said that because now we know where jean chariot stands when it comes to the freedom convoy

00:34:39.880 well yeah especially when the only time this sort of law has ever really been used has been

00:34:45.700 on freedom protesters um it was used in alberta our version of this the critical infrastructure defense

00:34:52.300 act was never used on rail blockaders it was never used on pipeline saboteurs or people who

00:34:57.840 chain themselves to equipment or burn down uh construction equipment at a pipeline site it's not

00:35:03.960 it's never been used on those people it was used on pastor art poloski when he gave a speech a sermon

00:35:11.180 really to truckers who were themselves blockading the coots border he went down the day up he went

00:35:17.160 back a couple hours later he didn't stay they were blockading before they continued to blockade after

00:35:22.420 it's been used to imprison him and shut him up and what josh ray is proposing here is really a

00:35:28.540 replication of what christia freeland did to the truckers if you read this it says if elected

00:35:36.580 prime minister i'm reading this in the national post sean ray is promising to introduce a critical

00:35:41.880 infrastructure protection act so critical infrastructure defense act i mean he's just

00:35:46.280 poaching this from alberta that will make it a criminal offense to blockade trespasser interfere

00:35:50.720 with critical infrastructure such as pipelines railways ports border crossings this is the interesting

00:35:57.660 one inter-provincial highways so the ontario government could block you from going to quebec

00:36:03.520 but you can't block politicians from going to quebec um anyway that includes their construction

00:36:09.200 maintenance and operation he also promises this is chilling seeing what we've seen happen to civil

00:36:15.580 liberties at the hands of police this is chilling he promises to give police the power to clear illegal

00:36:22.220 blockades from these critical sites without seeking a court injunction to amend the income tax act to

00:36:28.940 remove charitable status from any group that has accepted foreign funds and has engaged in action

00:36:33.780 related to the new offenses created in this act if he were to use this to go after tides or whatever

00:36:42.560 they call tides in canada now make way i think it's called um or you know uh environmental defense if he

00:36:50.240 were using that to go after them that's fine but that's not what this is about at all otherwise the

00:36:56.060 leaders would have been uh talking about this after the alberta inquiry came out that pointed to the

00:37:01.760 billions of dollars in foreign funding coming into block pipelines they would have been talking about

00:37:06.140 this then but they're talking about this now after the convoy that's what this is about you're 100%

00:37:12.980 right right and if uh mrs producer olivia can go back to the uh headline of that article because i i thought

00:37:20.740 i saw an interesting name uh who was a cheerleader for this and that would be uh yeah leona alislev also

00:37:30.260 throws her hat into the leadership race uh isn't that interesting uh sheila because we have um

00:37:37.460 shere who was the liberal premier of quebec for eight years we have leona alislev who was a liberal

00:37:47.000 and a few years ago you remember she crossed the floor uh she was a very patrick brown vibe to her

00:37:53.600 where she just wants to be in charge of something isn't it amazing way the wind blows and you know

00:37:57.880 you're absolutely right what i've been told by my sources is that she did internal polling and that

00:38:04.140 writing of oak ridge's aurora richmond hill which is the writing i live in so i know a little bit

00:38:08.860 about this writing her and her uh internal polling indicated it was going to be a close race but was

00:38:14.840 likely going to go conservative and she was uh right so she made the right choice but this uh last year

00:38:22.220 of course in another close race uh she lost uh it's now a liberal mp uh for that writing but the point

00:38:30.320 i'm trying to get to is isn't it making you a little sick to your stomach that an ex-liberal

00:38:36.740 premier an ex-liberal mp are vying for the conservative leadership and they're going to make

00:38:45.100 things right this is just another you know um brand of liberalism this is a liberal light i mean you

00:38:52.800 might even call it liberal classic because they've run under the liberal brand what in blue hell is she

00:38:58.960 doing in this race anyways this is all very red 40 and um where your only pursuit is power you really

00:39:07.220 don't have an ideology except you want to be in charge of stuff and that's what happened here in

00:39:12.800 alberta and it led to i guess at the end of the day through some very big mistakes of um daniel smith

00:39:21.640 in the wildrose party the ndp being in charge these are people who that they will be liberal if

00:39:28.660 it means getting to be in charge of stuff they'll be conservative if it means getting to be in charge

00:39:32.700 of stuff and when you look at what sheree is saying here this is literally stuff that could have come

00:39:40.160 out of freeland's mouth or justin trudeau to defend invoking the emergency uh act he says the rule

00:39:48.420 of law and the canadian legal system are not a buffet i would tend to agree here but the problem

00:39:54.040 is they're picking and choosing which charter rights that we get to have through all of this so

00:39:57.840 um and he hasn't said anything about civil liberties here he wants to defend um the rule of law these are

00:40:05.920 people who are reacting to their civil liberties being stomped on for two years but anyways he says

00:40:10.940 the rule of law and the canadian legal system are not a buffet parliamentarians can't pick and choose

00:40:16.320 when to follow the law this is a shot across the bow to pierre polyev who has said that he supported

00:40:21.960 the truckers um and this is a shot across the bow to the other conservative mps also like uh leslin

00:40:30.860 lewis who supported the convoy when it rolled into ottawa this is basically him trying to jettison

00:40:37.960 the most popular parts of the party right now in favor of what appealing to justin trudeau's voters

00:40:44.500 it's going to work out for him like it did for erin o'toole and you know sheila let's not forget

00:40:50.260 the third quasi-liberal stooge and that is of course sneaky patrick brown does anyone in their

00:40:56.420 right minds believe that this is a conservative or a progressive conservative this man is you know

00:41:03.480 who would have been premier uh of the province have not thanked god for that palace coup in january of

00:41:09.960 2018 he threw social conservatives under the bus after saying he was going to go to bat for them

00:41:16.220 in terms of the radicalized sex ed curriculum and then he changed his mind on that he threw fiscal

00:41:23.540 conservatives under the bus by saying in his first speech becoming a pc ontario leader that he was pro

00:41:30.780 carbon tax um this is really the reason uh he was ousted i know that sex scandal that's being debunked

00:41:39.800 now uh came out but that was sort of the reason to hook the palace coup on what progressive

00:41:47.580 conservatives realized is that so many conservative voters in this province were going to stay at home

00:41:53.600 uh what ford delivered a super majority was maybe going to be a minority or not even the government

00:41:59.880 under patrick brown he burned so many conservative bridges so here is a guy that now wants to be the

00:42:07.980 prime minister the conservative prime minister of canada uh you know a third liberal uh it just shows

00:42:16.400 how much this party has been co-opted and why are people support like michelle remple sheila uh throwing

00:42:24.320 her support behind patrick brown can you explain that to me no but the good news is uh i can't um

00:42:32.680 but the good news is when you said who in their right mind would support these people

00:42:37.200 the good news is frankly nobody is so uh i just pulled this up uh it's from polling canada it was

00:42:45.660 one of uh efron's tweets i think uh conservative party of canada leadership polling so this is i think

00:42:52.100 from the membership itself uh we've got pierre polyev at 66 percent so two in three conservative voters

00:43:00.300 would vote for pierre polyev shere is at 18 percent so uh that the sad part is that um nearly 20 percent

00:43:10.000 of the party real really still wants to be liked by cbc this is the i want to be liked by cbc vote

00:43:15.860 um then we've got patrick brown as you said no one in their right mind while six percent there you go

00:43:21.700 uh we've got leslund lewis at six percent uh atchison uh that is uh scott atchison i think is that who it

00:43:29.620 is yes ontario scott atchison i didn't even know he had entered the race so um and roman baber at one

00:43:36.560 percent so he's very odd those last two are pretty darn ontario centric and i think lewis who did well

00:43:43.680 in the last leadership race particularly out here in the west i think uh her votes are being cannibalized

00:43:50.900 by just the juggernaut of pierre polyev i think people really like her they're happy to see her in

00:43:57.120 the party under normal circumstances they would probably vote for her and support her but they see

00:44:01.740 pierre as the winner like the person who is charismatic and uh has enough momentum to get rid of

00:44:10.060 justin trudeau well i'll tell you sheila um you know a couple weeks ago i went to um uh pierre polyev's

00:44:17.360 rally in don valley it was standing room only i thought the ceiling was going to cave in especially

00:44:23.500 when he pledged to defund the cbc numerous standing ovations um a complete cross-section

00:44:31.920 of the diversity of canada in that room supporting him i think there's something happening there i i think

00:44:38.940 i i dial it back to you know uh 2016 with donald trump those rallies when you saw the vibe you saw

00:44:46.340 these enormous numbers yeah and the uh republican uh you know establishment um you know walking around

00:44:54.900 i mean i remember that one photo of of of uh jeb bush rather the look on his face sheila it looked

00:45:02.700 like he just inhaled one of those exploding cigars and it blew up right you know just in um you know

00:45:10.940 completely discombobulated about what was going on i'm getting that vibe with polyev and to see

00:45:18.620 his uh media stooges trying to run cover that oh he's peaking early uh he's not real this is this is

00:45:27.000 pay no attention to that man behind the curtain uh oh no uh pay a lot of attention to that man behind

00:45:33.480 the curtain i think that i think he's gonna win sheila i do too and it is there's a lot of like

00:45:39.900 donald trump vibe here where the the people the party faithful are saying like hey that's our guy

00:45:45.220 look at him he's he's got a lot of momentum he's fun he's he talks to the media the way that we also

00:45:51.300 would like to talk to the media by telling them to go screw off um but it's uh it's it's also you

00:45:59.500 can see the you know the the mainstreamers the charades are sort of overlapping with like the chris

00:46:06.620 christie and the jeb bush types um and the media keeps telling the conservatives who they should

00:46:12.880 vote for and they really don't like that the conservatives are probably going to ignore them

00:46:18.340 much the same way they did uh with donald trump it's fun to watch uh the media realize that they've

00:46:24.180 finally lost control of conservative voters and and the conservative party it's it's fun to watch they

00:46:29.860 don't like it um i know we should talk oh and one last thing one last exclamation mark on the polyev

00:46:36.520 campaign what is so delightful too is that he's not afraid of rebel news we don't get barred from

00:46:43.500 these events he gave a brief interview to our uh colleague dakota um and that is in stark contrast

00:46:50.860 to that ultimate conservative loser erin o'toole who would not who when we went the day before

00:46:59.720 election day last year sheila hid in his bus in the fetal position for 45 minutes before coming out

00:47:06.880 this is only when his thugs had my camera woman and i uh put on a live lane of traffic they lied about

00:47:15.520 the property line in terms of the private and public uh property that was uh that snake uh han who is no

00:47:22.860 longer with the party i understand and thank god that insider is gone so um yeah you see how things

00:47:30.140 uh are are turning out a little differently erin o'toole are you learning how it's done now

00:47:35.320 oh what a loser you are anyways go ahead sheila on that point i've got to give it to jean charret

00:47:42.220 he's also letting our people in and his people who work on his campaign they're not um scared to

00:47:49.180 talk to us which i think speaks to the fact that they might be a little scared of us which is fine

00:47:54.180 i want all politicians to be scared of our journalists and to know that our journalists

00:47:58.720 are going to show up and ask you a tough question whether or not we like the things that you're saying

00:48:04.420 we are still going to hold you to account on behalf of the people and one thing i want to talk about

00:48:08.580 before we get to um the uh chats because i understand there are quite a few is this bizarre

00:48:16.320 obsession with wastewater yeah sorry sheila you faded out there could you could you say that again this

00:48:23.120 bizarre obsession with wastewater wastewater from the the covid weirdos the covid fear bonkers

00:48:30.720 i i saw this on the horizon about two weeks ago because i saw these government contracts being

00:48:38.400 dished out all over the place for people to test the wastewater this is raw sewage by the way

00:48:45.500 testing the wastewater um for uh covid counts because they can't get people to go get tested anymore

00:48:54.880 because people realize oh if i get tested we're just going to keep this mess going so people are just

00:49:00.380 not testing anymore and so what they're doing now is paying people research scientists i guess

00:49:07.080 to test the wastewater from neighborhoods for covid because apparently you shed covid in fecal matter

00:49:14.800 and they're giving government grants for this stuff to test your turds for covid and so now

00:49:20.780 it's like this thing where every day there's another story about covid results in wastewater keep going up

00:49:29.060 yeah because you weirdos are testing the sewage you're testing the sewage more and more every day that

00:49:34.820 you're not even letting people go to the bathroom in peace because you are going up the road and testing

00:49:42.560 the wastewater for for covid behind their backs they don't want to get tested leave them alone

00:49:50.660 why test the sewage for wastewater this whole thing with covid started off with

00:49:55.540 people being scared about toilet paper and now we're testing sewage you know sheila and then when

00:50:02.120 you connect the dots they will use this so-called data as the basis to yeah as the basis to bring back

00:50:10.580 vaccine passports and masking and to keep the travel ban in place for the unvaxxed that's what this is

00:50:17.100 all about and they're in a sewer deriving these samples that's how desperate they are to find

00:50:24.960 elevated case counts so they are saying well this is a good way for us to get a macro view of the

00:50:33.420 infection rates i don't know how you would know that from wastewater but we can see at least when

00:50:40.060 covid is going up in certain neighborhoods and that's because the people don't want to be tested

00:50:46.380 so they can't leave you in peace they're now testing the wastewater for covid and they're

00:50:52.020 already talking about well look at the wastewater count say that we're in the heart of a sixth wave

00:50:56.920 unbelievable stop it although sheila when the shite hits the fan these people will pick it up and

00:51:04.700 analyze it to see what the covid count is here look at this they are already talking about it

00:51:10.460 in terms of infection we've never seen as high as right now during the entire pandemic when asked

00:51:16.100 what's behind the high indicator this is peter uni he said the change in behavior and people returning

00:51:21.040 to pre-pandemic levels of interaction and activity and the formal end of mask mandates are factors so

00:51:27.520 he's going to test the sewage to make you wear a mask this is where we're at in society now and he goes on

00:51:34.980 to complain that the mask mandates were lifted too early because look at this jar of poop i have

00:51:39.760 science it's gross same scientists same scientists testified on stand in alberta that not that one but

00:51:49.080 the same scientists the chief medical officer of health the people were supposed to listen to

00:51:53.580 she testified that there were no um flu cases in alberta in 2021 like with a straight face and the

00:51:59.860 same scientists here in uh toronto sheila who two years ago i'm talking about eileen davila literally

00:52:06.300 sent in all the king's horses and all the king's men to shut down a little barbecue restaurant when

00:52:11.220 300 meters down the road was a costco superstore with its food service outlet opened legally uh serving

00:52:20.180 pizza burgers fries chicken nuggets you name it but somehow the covid cooties are more attracted

00:52:26.640 to a barbecue joint as opposed to a costco food service outlet it's the science don't you know

00:52:34.440 weird science sheila we're less than 10 minutes away from one o'clock eastern standard time uh i imagine

00:52:40.820 we might have some chats our way right now yeah um but before we get to the chats there's another way

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00:54:39.160 wait to see your promo david i cannot wait well how are those menzoid t-shirts doing you know we found

00:54:48.240 a guy in the wild with the menzoid shirt that's all we ever wanted and i and i ponied up that reward

00:54:55.120 didn't i we got it on camera promises made promises kept folks that's right uh okay let's get to some

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00:55:11.900 center to pick up some more lawn signs for residents in strathmore alberta by the way there are more f

00:55:17.560 trudeau in cars land alberta than there are canadian flags you know i see it everywhere and sometimes i

00:55:23.360 think well it's just because like um the closest i get on unless it's for work to edmonton is for

00:55:30.500 saskatchewan that's pretty blue collar place lots of farmers lots of oil field workers and people who

00:55:36.820 work in petrochemical and it's everywhere it's on every single pickup that it's f trudeau and i thought

00:55:43.680 it was kind of just because of where i live but even when you go to edmonton you see a lot of them now

00:55:48.100 too oh 100 wouldn't it be great uh she left some private member introduced a bill to temporarily

00:55:55.000 make that our official flag until trudeau leaves office well i don't know if you saw uh alex's

00:56:03.100 report where uh parliamentary police were telling her uh you can't have those flags on the hill like

00:56:08.880 she was there overhearing that oh i saw that you can't have those flags on the hill because they are

00:56:13.820 offensive yeah but wait a minute um and they're acting on a memo not any kind of law passed right

00:56:21.640 sheila this was the and by the way the parliamentary police service i have found to be really good guys

00:56:28.380 and gals uh you know i call them as i see them folks but for them to be acting on a memo that's not

00:56:34.900 how law works in canada some bureaucrat some politician writes up a memo hands it to the

00:56:39.880 parliamentary police service and say and says enforce this uh these flags are uh you know uh

00:56:46.560 offending the sensibilities of our our fearless leader give me a break yeah and that's the thing

00:56:53.020 offensive to whom justin trudeau who cares he's the most powerful person in the country i'm supposed

00:57:00.540 to care if his feelings are hurt really i'm supposed to care if his feelings are hurt yeah i don't and

00:57:05.380 where else are you supposed to express how disgruntled you are with the government

00:57:09.700 especially the federal government i think the best place to express that is probably

00:57:14.840 peacefully with a sign or a flag at parliament hill and you know sheila it getting technically uh

00:57:21.040 technical here it's not even a matter of profanity because the f word uh the u is typically substituted

00:57:29.620 with a maple leaf right yeah so it's f maple leaf ck and uh hey listen we live in a uh a country where

00:57:38.560 there is french connection uk uh where just the reversal of two letters uh makes uh a very profane

00:57:47.400 word uh seemingly okay i think it's a really cheap joke i mean i i like it but if you want to shop

00:57:54.360 there you can shop there but if the f part in the flag uh you know against trudeau is offensive then

00:58:01.860 uh french connection uk stores they're gonna have to change their name too sheila you gotta you know

00:58:07.840 have a level playing field right if you rolled up with and i remember because this was actually a thing

00:58:16.120 because the cbc thought it was funny and cute if you rolled up let let's say you rolled up to uh

00:58:22.680 parliament hill with an f harper car oh yeah that blared la cucaracha and uh was just you know just

00:58:31.180 smoking burning oil um they would be down there defending your free expression and running all

00:58:37.180 kinds of stories about how it was cute and how eccentric the guy who owned the car would be

00:58:44.240 there was a guy with a car like that i don't think he took it to parliament hill but he was just

00:58:47.780 driving around and every time he turned around for about three months there was an article in the

00:58:52.020 cbc about the guy who's just kind of a just a left-wing guy um but it was all like how uh

00:58:59.640 eccentric and sort of charming this guy was in his prickly sort of way versus how they treat these f

00:59:06.620 trudeau flags i've got an even better example i think uh sheila and i think you know we were going

00:59:11.340 to do a story on this and it sort of got lost in shuffle and i think i will do a story on this

00:59:15.140 because it's really getting my dander up you go to the lefty neighborhoods of the city of toronto

00:59:21.120 and wherever there's a stop sign so you have you know the red stop sign and then under it it'll say

00:59:26.780 um stephen harper so the idea is stop stephen harper uh yeah rob ford uh hello guys uh rob ford has

00:59:35.660 passed on he has been permanently stopped uh stop um uh meat production um you know here's the thing

00:59:45.180 this is the you know defacing uh traffic signs this is vandalism and it seems that the city of toronto

00:59:53.720 turns a blind eye to it i mean when you're talking about uh stopping harper and stopping rob ford

01:00:00.900 we're talking about uh people that have been out of office for several years now and yet they they

01:00:07.220 allow that um so i think i'm going to pick that up because um that is actual um vandalism as far as i

01:00:15.340 can tell it's graffiti on a traffic sign and uh it should be taken care of but i think most of the

01:00:22.300 lefty loons on toronto city council they would approve those messages that's the problem

01:00:27.680 yeah i'm not sure if they're going to care so much about defacing a stop sign when they just let

01:00:33.600 people take over nathan phillips square and turn it into you know uh a no-go zone for journalists

01:00:40.520 anyways let's keep going uh amt60 gives us a buck are you aware the ontario party has a petition to

01:00:48.920 ban digital id in ontario i've signed it and forwarded it and then she links to it here um

01:00:53.920 you know once you start poking around about digital id governments are pretty quick to back

01:00:59.940 off on it saskatchewan canceled their digital id once we said uh give me all your documents and

01:01:06.320 then they said oh well okay but give me fifteen thousand dollars and so we appealed to the uh

01:01:12.720 information commissioner and they're like well we could it'll be less if you let them send you the

01:01:17.000 documents in digital form and i'm like yeah that's all i ever asked for and then so i'm like

01:01:23.000 yes yes thank you i know it's a different time zone in saskatchewan but apparently it's a different

01:01:27.180 century too um with regard to how you transmit documents um wow but uh once we said yeah of

01:01:34.660 course i still want them send them to me saskatchewan's like oh don't worry we cancel the

01:01:38.940 program and i'm like i still want to know what you guys were saying sorry i still want to know what

01:01:42.900 you were plotting unbelievable anyways uh analisa 1964 good to see you analisa because it's 10 bucks

01:01:51.980 well thanks so much hey i'm a horse just give me a laugh because i'm tired today david did laugh

01:01:57.240 uh anyway love you both great coverage on the trial sheila uh crinshaw i think you mean hinshaw's heart

01:02:03.980 is made of ice it's like watching somebody pretend to be human and they know the things that they're

01:02:10.900 supposed to say and they're malingering sincerity but if you've ever had a sincere moment in your

01:02:19.660 life you know that it's not exactly real like when the lawyers are pressing her on like did you know

01:02:25.920 that your um restrictions were causing bankruptcies potentially causing suicides she just says we were

01:02:34.240 going with the information that we were had at the time and we were using restrictions sparingly and

01:02:39.180 sparsely and everybody matters she kept saying like everybody matters well tell that to the guy

01:02:45.040 whose business you ruined or the the churchgoer whose pastor you hauled off in handcuffs yeah or

01:02:50.760 james coates's kids and his wife um tim stevens screaming children did they matter is that the new way of

01:02:59.060 saying we're all in this together which at this point is followed by that comedic drum riff but by the

01:03:05.700 way with annalisa that that horse comment uh is she taking a page out of uh leah thomas's book does

01:03:12.420 this mean that annalisa is identifying as a horse you know i mean the bit of trans speciesism i once

01:03:19.520 identified as a cat we never aired that video i enjoy that video so much i do i just don't know where

01:03:30.700 you got a cage that big i have no idea where did you get a cage that big anyway um it was hard

01:03:37.240 let's move on uh fraser mcburney uh trudeau took a raise more than my pension by more than four

01:03:45.480 thousand dollars um where did i see that they just gave themselves who just gave themselves a raise

01:03:51.180 again oh jeez is it mps again maybe probably yeah talk about being tone deaf hey sheila

01:03:59.700 yeah that's like hinshaw she got a raise during the pandemic and her edicts were destroying lives

01:04:06.700 one of the things she said sorry i shouldn't go on about hinshaw so much was she said that we were

01:04:11.240 we used restrictions sparingly and sparsely and churches were never closed to in-person churchgoers what

01:04:19.320 technically yes they did get down to 15 capacity or 10 people at a funeral which is cruel and

01:04:26.960 inhumane um but um i remember her name signed at the bottom of closure notices for grace life

01:04:37.020 yeah not just closed sheila but surrounded by a fence how do you get into that place of worship

01:04:43.660 snatched for 90 days they imprisoned the pastor and the church and she's like they were never close

01:04:51.160 like you drove at least two congregations hundreds of people underground to worship

01:04:59.220 we used restrictions sparingly and sparsely yeah unbelievable what a liar i'm sorry that's a harsh word

01:05:09.220 but that is lying once you put that comment and juxtapose it beside a photograph of grace life

01:05:16.380 not only locked down but fenced off as it was some kind of concentration camp no i'm sorry uh your

01:05:23.140 necromancer is lying sheila oh i know but she does it in the most like grade one teacher um miss lippy

01:05:31.680 from billy madison sort of voice you know where she's like we used restrictions sparingly and sparsely

01:05:39.640 with the information that we had at the time we were doing our best to stop community spread

01:05:46.380 so you closed a church that didn't have an outbreak good job you kind of sound like camilla harris there

01:05:52.840 sheila going passage of time the passage of time do you know does she get paid by the word by the way

01:06:00.320 what's that sorry does she get paid by the word when she's talking and she's just keeps saying stuff

01:06:08.200 and i know that i'm sort of guilty of this too but sometimes i can't formulate the thought i'm trying

01:06:11.820 to have so i just let my mouth ramble um but for her she keeps saying the same thing over and over

01:06:17.780 and i'm looking at her saying are they they paying that woman by the word why does she keep talking

01:06:22.560 like that and she had been tackle and yet another staffer in her office resigned this week

01:06:28.140 sheila evidently it's a toxic uh workplace environment despite all that happy talk uh that

01:06:35.240 vice president harris likes to utter which is inane and vacuous and vapid but it sounds nice i guess

01:06:42.280 like sand you're telling me you're telling me a woman with that kind of cackle made for a toxic

01:06:49.580 work environment i find that hard to believe david she should be standing over a cauldron casting a

01:06:57.420 spell with a cackle like that um anyways let's keep going hollywog gives us two bucks i think he meant

01:07:03.940 eight out of true eight out of ten of trudeau's friends get money back yeah when was justin at

01:07:10.480 aggravation in saskatchewan oh my goodness that would be an excellent video to see him run out of

01:07:16.420 the x the aggravation or if he goes to like farm fair in edmonton boy that would be fun never would

01:07:22.540 be caught dead there i hope he goes to the cfr the canadian finals rodeo and red deer that would be

01:07:27.820 wonderful oh not a chance i i'm convinced sheila that the federal liberals have just written off the

01:07:33.680 west they don't care about it they're concentrated uh on the seats in um seat rich ontario and quebec

01:07:41.500 and um to hell with the west you know it's not even a thought for them yeah they were happy to

01:07:49.240 let air no tool do the hard work of getting them some liberal ridings in edmonton and calgary great

01:07:56.120 by causing by causing a vote split between the ppc i mean it cost um carrie diot his seat uh good

01:08:04.060 very good guy very conservative guy uh carrie diot he lost the seat in edmonton um because the exactly

01:08:10.760 because of the vote split so they were more than happy to not even bother campaigning in the west and

01:08:15.000 just say okay aaron o'toole you alienate them for us uh which he did what a great analysis sheila and

01:08:21.740 to the liberals that's simply gravy it's uh something they don't expect and if it happens

01:08:26.780 hey great it's just uh gravy on our uh on our mashed potatoes so unbelievable yeah you know it's

01:08:33.560 something they can uh cart around for spite say look it's not fortress alberta anymore we took it back

01:08:39.640 well you didn't take it back uh you just benefited from a vote split like the ndp did so often here in

01:08:46.560 alberta in so many ridings um uh and mark kane and mark says uh i think i need to fill in some

01:08:53.120 words here for you kane i'm still waiting for my ballot to vote kenny out i got an email saying i

01:08:59.480 get a ballot you're writing ballet but i think you mean ballot should i be worried um maybe you want

01:09:04.880 to call the party i don't know if you're a member so i can't i can't give you advice on how to do that

01:09:09.200 um nor should i but you might want to get in touch with the party um because the leadership

01:09:15.520 review vote is just in a couple of days wow i know you'll keep your eye on that one sheila

01:09:22.540 yeah and it's they keep changing the rules and the you know the special general meeting is just

01:09:29.160 like in a couple of days and then no one's gonna know because it's mail-in voting who's gonna

01:09:34.480 whether kenny's gonna clear the leadership review or not for quite some time and it's all very

01:09:40.640 anticlimactic and it's got all my conspiracy hackles up and i'm trying my best not to be like

01:09:46.440 that but it's boy it's tough anyway uh kat barks 68 five bucks michelle remple is a fraud i live in

01:09:56.300 her i ward i think you mean riding didn't even see her the last election campaigning that's odd

01:10:02.340 because she's a very strong campaigner um it's been my experience uh with michelle remple that um

01:10:10.300 she starts campaigning early and often and uh so if you didn't see her that that's odd to me anyways

01:10:16.860 now she's campaigning for sneaky patrick brown for reasons that just baffle the mind sheila

01:10:24.040 it is bizarre because she did sign the buffalo declaration and so that was like the western

01:10:30.940 autonomy um sort of manifesto and it was how we could flex our muscles within confederation and it

01:10:40.520 did make the party establishment kind of mad because they're like we're trying to win over toronto what are

01:10:46.620 you doing and then now she throws her support behind a guy from just outside of toronto uh a largely

01:10:53.300 unknown kind of mayor with with a real uh aggressive lockdown campaign on little kids in his community

01:11:03.280 it just it just seems weird you think that she might throw her support behind somebody in the west or

01:11:08.780 even throw her hat in the riding or in the running herself because she's from the west but i just i

01:11:13.820 never anticipated patrick brown i don't get it i don't get it anyway this is why i'm not a politician

01:11:21.280 i'm just a normal person um we are 12 minutes past the top of the hour i think we can wrap it up

01:11:25.900 because i'm sure that i need to be in court very well right now actually oh but you and i also have

01:11:31.400 to record other things before you uh go off to virtual court sheila one more chat i think it's there

01:11:36.480 i don't have it yet oh i want to see that cat video analisa 1964 writes lol you're my kind of

01:11:48.120 strange manzi i can promise you this analisa you have never seen me at my any more strange

01:11:55.060 than the trans cat video we gotta we gotta take a deep dive and see if we can revive

01:11:59.920 i'm not even sure why it got axed in the first place but uh it uh lives on i wonder if we yeah it

01:12:08.380 lives on in the rebel news archive but there's a lot of interest in it and you obviously have no shame

01:12:14.120 i wonder if we could sell access to it if we did something charitable with the money

01:12:19.720 i'm down with that and i think with trans sanity at an all-time zenith and uh getting even more

01:12:26.920 pronounced with each passing week i think it's a video for our time

01:12:31.720 it was filmed at roughly the same time steven crowder went to i think it was planet fitness and

01:12:38.540 thing to be a woman well and he didn't try either he tried less than you far less than you did well

01:12:45.220 i won't say anything more about it but this is me being beyond a woman folks uh anyhow so well we'll

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DAILY ｜ Budget day in Ottawa; public health officials pushing sixth wave hysteria

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