Rebel News Podcast - DAILY ｜ Male sex causing monkeypox; Russia rewarding pregnancies; MP wants to cancel indoor rinks

00:00:00.000 good morning hi Alexa how are you I'm excellent how are you I'm very good you

00:00:25.020 look beautiful thank you Alexa Catherine is so beautiful all the time good day everyone I guess

00:00:38.120 it's not the morning as of right now it's afternoon so welcome to the rebel daily live stream we are

00:00:43.620 live from Toronto and Montreal right is that where you are today Alexa no I'm in Quebec it's

00:00:49.840 why my background is different I'm in my mommy you're at your mother's house that's lovely yeah

00:00:56.660 that's sweet so every weekday from noon eastern standard time to 1 p.m. we do a daily live stream

00:01:04.240 where rebels react to the news of the day today Alexa and I are hosting but usually we would have

00:01:09.260 Nat with us today she's just off but yeah we're live on YouTube rumble odyssey getter and do not

00:01:18.380 forget to send in your chats because we will yeah read them and we'll uh discuss them if they're

00:01:23.700 interesting and um leave out the ones that are not interesting or rude we just keep it yeah we'll just

00:01:33.440 we'll just read those later um yeah so I think that's all the intro stuff I need to do but um at

00:01:40.000 a certain point if we get too spicy we're gonna yeah skedaddle off of YouTube because they have

00:01:45.600 certain restrictions um and Alexa and I like to get spicy so oh yeah it happens um but let's just

00:01:53.800 jump right into it what's our our first story is uh from Black Locks and it's uh I'll read the

00:02:01.900 the title here it's um cable and satellite tv customers in Canada should be required to pay for

00:02:09.100 gay programming I see our tc commissioner said yesterday um so this so this is interesting

00:02:16.220 because I don't think any programming should be mandatory to pay for personally right like if I

00:02:22.860 don't want to be on CBC I shouldn't have to pay for that and let's see how they do without all of

00:02:28.220 that mandatory money so I definitely don't think that uh gay programming should be mandatory either

00:02:34.300 although I probably I've actually thought about subscribing to out tv because I really love drag

00:02:39.620 race but um that's just me so but but I think it's like they know that they have an increasing

00:02:45.540 uh movement on LGBTQ and gay um wave so I think they just say oh why not like make it like um now you

00:02:56.140 need to subscribe and you need to pay so we get some money from it because they know that a lot of

00:03:01.200 people we want to subscribe yeah well isn't that just a funny business model where you can be like

00:03:06.380 you're paying for this it's happening you don't like it but you're paying for it and it's like

00:03:11.020 no one had no one's forced to pay for rebel news we survive we thrive and people who like our content

00:03:19.760 can subscribe and they can donate and they can buy merch and they can uh donate to all of our various

00:03:26.300 um campaigns but nobody is forced to pay a single cent to rebel news and that's how it should be and

00:03:32.560 that's how it should be for all television or network programming and it's just so funny that

00:03:38.460 they're like yeah like you just said like there's this push and this wave and it's like that's fine if

00:03:43.260 people want to sign up because they're genuinely interested um and in the article it says like three

00:03:48.160 percent of Canadians identify as gay bi or uh lesbian I guess I don't yeah but yeah way more people

00:03:55.860 who follow the wave I would say like people who really want to support the movement and they will

00:04:02.300 be like oh I'm gonna watch that tv or that program because he opened my the mind of maybe my children

00:04:09.420 or I don't know or it's just fun like I I love a good gay like I loved did you ever watch Will and

00:04:16.120 Grace maybe not because you probably like it was an English show and it was like years and years ago so

00:04:19.780 maybe um you didn't watch it but it was it was about a female heterosexual female and a gay guy and

00:04:25.720 they were roommates and then there was another gay friend and it was like one of my favorite shows

00:04:29.780 growing up it's a great show and like you don't need to be gay to enjoy gay television like people

00:04:36.800 watch Modern Family my favorite show was L Word yeah there you go yeah the lesbian word and trend jar and

00:04:46.160 I actually look at all the series and I enjoy it and I try to re-watch it because it was just so

00:04:56.920 good yeah exactly and like I've said this on um our show Misunderstood a couple times like I love

00:05:02.500 RuPaul's Drag Race like I absolutely love it I don't think it's for children I stand by the fact that

00:05:07.560 children should not be in gay nightclubs or at drag shows and I wouldn't um I knew someone who said that

00:05:14.500 they watched RuPaul's Drag Race with their eight-year-old son and I was like that's messed up

00:05:18.600 like that is super messed up because it's highly sexual content which is why it's like it's it's

00:05:24.080 you know that's a low brow humor but there's also other stuff on there that I really enjoy like

00:05:28.400 there's art and there's music and there's comedy so I really enjoy the show but again no one forces

00:05:33.780 me to pay for it and no one should have to pay for it if they're not interested in that content um

00:05:37.660 and that's I think but like the people will say but your children is already exposed to sexuality

00:05:46.120 uh at the normal tv yeah maybe it's true but it's not because it's now normalized because it's at the

00:05:54.180 main tv that I should expose children to more of that yeah exactly and I think we should walk back how

00:06:01.120 much sexuality even heterosexual sexuality children are exposed to like if they want to like I love when

00:06:06.520 people say remember when um there's all those pictures of gay kids at drag clubs and stuff and

00:06:12.140 then someone posted various instances of like kids with like cheerleaders or like hooters girls and it's

00:06:19.380 like oh so you think this is okay and I'm like no like really no I don't think anyone with their butts

00:06:25.240 and boobs out should be hanging out with children and like and like encouraging them to do that I think

00:06:30.560 children should do children's stuff and that's hetero or not I think we should protect children

00:06:37.000 from the sexuality that is eventually gonna trickle into their lives like it's it's gonna happen so like

00:06:42.720 why force it down their throats at a young age I sound like an old person I agree you know how it is

00:06:47.920 but um on the gay topic there was a new research uh new research came out that suggests that it's not skin

00:06:55.460 contact that causes monkey pox it's actually gay sex so I was actually wrong about this because

00:07:02.060 everything that I was reading was like it it's not just for it's not just about being gay or having

00:07:06.440 gay sex it's like skin on skin contact but apparently that is not true according to this

00:07:11.140 um this says an expanding cadre of experts has come to believe that sex between men itself

00:07:16.360 both anal and oral intercourse is likely the main driver of global monkey pox transmission

00:07:21.320 skin contact that comes with sex these experts say is probably much less of a risk factor

00:07:26.320 so that's like new to me because and it's also like very concerning because we've seen a lot of

00:07:34.180 stories come out recently about like kids and dogs getting monkey pox

00:07:37.740 so that's upsetting on a whole other level not gonna touch that but um no pun intended

00:07:47.520 i don't know what do you think of this i would say something for me it's just a point that i

00:07:53.640 obviously see so it's been what uh i think it was in may the uh the first uh outbreak yeah i don't

00:08:03.340 remember and it was about the beginning of may something like that but monkey pox it's existing since

00:08:10.540 uh i don't know like i'm me i think it's what 19 uh it's been a while it wasn't a while yeah

00:08:18.920 republic democratic of congo it's a known disease okay and we keep finding new stuff about it that we

00:08:28.120 have we're not sure how the transmission was doing and all people contracted and everything

00:08:34.640 but for the coronavirus it was pretty fast everybody knew what was going on with that but

00:08:44.220 with the monkey pox it's just like oh it's been a while but we still find some yeah new city you know

00:08:51.140 yeah that's a really good idea that's a really good point alexa because it's like all of a sudden

00:08:54.980 everyone's an expert on covid they're like oh you need to stay six feet apart at all times oh you

00:08:59.140 must wear a mask oh you must do this but it's like this is a relatively new disease it's a novel

00:09:04.960 virus right that's what they're calling it and all of a sudden we have all the answers so quickly but

00:09:09.680 yeah monkey pox has been around like pox has been around for forever since forever and we are still

00:09:17.320 like learning about it it's a really good point but it's i mean i don't know if i can even comment on

00:09:22.640 that no we can't we can't comment on that yeah we're gonna have to leave you two no

00:09:29.200 not yet not yet not yet not yet we'll give them a couple more minutes um but yeah this is interesting

00:09:36.260 and it kind of speaks to how we've talked about this i think before as well but um you know during

00:09:43.540 covid people were saying you you need to stay apart from each other you have to disrupt your lives

00:09:48.620 it's for the betterment of society and to protect people from this virus but then with monkey pox

00:09:53.540 people are saying no no no that's homophobic to ask people not to go to gay sex orgies to prevent

00:09:59.200 monkey pox spread and i was one of the people that was like if you're saying one person should

00:10:05.300 disrupt their life then you should say the same thing to the other however i was like i think i said

00:10:09.560 this maybe even last week i was like but i don't think it's a gay thing why don't you just tell

00:10:13.540 people don't go to orgies in general regardless of your sexuality exactly but it seems that i was

00:10:19.300 mistaken and that it is actually targeting not it's not targeting but it comes it is uh transmitted

00:10:28.920 through gay sex and i don't know why i'm not a doctor but it's like you know maybe we should have

00:10:35.140 maybe we should be telling people not to go to gay orgies i don't know i don't know are you allowed to

00:10:39.200 say that yeah but you have some gay that's drawing normal orgy yes yes yes so just don't go there

00:10:47.460 yeah you know yeah i don't want to be judgmental and it is a friday so i don't want to upset your

00:10:53.940 weekend plans but maybe don't go to orgies for the next little while people i feel like our viewers

00:11:00.020 don't go to a lot of orgies but no i don't think so you never know you never know there could be

00:11:06.540 people at rebel who are going to an orgy tonight and so they should not i tell them now but uh let's

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00:12:51.360 let's talk about pregnancy oh yeah pregnancy this is um our producer came up with these two articles

00:13:00.240 and it's just so nice how they meld together and sort of contrast each other so we'll start with

00:13:07.280 russia pregnancy in russia let's talk about it russia to give one million rubles to women who birth

00:13:12.980 10 or more children wow or more 10 or more children but i i do you know what is one million

00:13:22.480 rubles is about 21 000 dollars canadian i did not know that so i will cancel my plans because i was like

00:13:30.160 i'm gonna move to russia because it makes sense financially but now you're you're probably

00:13:34.560 right probably i just i just broke your dream oh that's a shame i was gonna i was gonna get busy

00:13:41.380 um so russia reinstated its mother heroin award which includes an incentive of one million rubles

00:13:50.580 this week to encourage families to have 10 or more children women eligible to receive the distinction

00:13:54.840 must have 10 or more children with an appropriate level of care for health education physical

00:13:58.800 spiritual and moral development so at least they're trying to discourage people from just

00:14:04.000 having children to get money because you can't you can't possibly give that amount of care to each one

00:14:10.440 if you're just doing it for the money like how could you do it even even if you were doing it for

00:14:15.400 good reasons like that's a lot of children i'm just wondering do russia is doing that for being like

00:14:21.000 more populated and i have like a bigger army yeah that's what i think

00:14:25.100 yeah i was like it doesn't look good for ukraine and it doesn't look good for anybody because

00:14:31.420 they're like because it's not only that they're trying to breed more people but it's like a long

00:14:35.260 term investment you know like that's if you're having children today that you need 18 years before

00:14:40.960 they can join the army so we are in for it according to this um yeah it doesn't look good but it's in a

00:14:50.480 stark stark contrast to what we see in the west which is a complete like discouragement from people

00:14:59.660 having children and um with the roe v wade um overturning that happened in the states in the spring

00:15:06.840 there's this new bizarre tiktok trend that is getting men uh getting vasectomies on camera

00:15:13.980 and then this is really crazy yeah seriously who will do that well i think it's honestly to get

00:15:23.000 laid right like what the article says it's like um their men are taking to tiktok to share their

00:15:30.640 experience but it's like you're not trying to share your experience you're trying to share an

00:15:35.300 experience you know like you you're trying to show all those woke ladies that you are uh a woke man

00:15:42.440 and that you can't get her pregnant and it's like all right whatever and vasectomies are reversible

00:15:48.300 so you know it's not the end of the world it's just not comfortable but like whatever you want to

00:15:56.300 get a vasectomy whatever but it's just such a weird trend like i and tiktok is a chinese company so i'm

00:16:01.960 just thinking about all the chinese moderators like laughing at this like the destruction of the west as

00:16:07.960 they're like looking through all these videos they're like oh men are having vasectomies they're like

00:16:12.100 like like while while russia and china are probably pumping up the male population as much as they can

00:16:17.980 for like i don't know why but it's like in the west we're not having children it's like is that

00:16:23.580 something we really want to be advertising to the world no i don't think so no no it's not

00:16:29.720 and i was just thinking about that you know russia it's one of the place where they have the most land

00:16:36.440 like the country with the most land of course like a big part is

00:16:40.220 unhabitable because it's so cold and it's a big forest and if you go to that forest you would never

00:16:46.560 come back but uh because of the witches yeah but if you think that if the planet they say that it's

00:16:54.760 warming up do they plan to cut that forest and just do put more house and like have more people

00:17:02.700 like china is the most populated country in the world yeah i mean definitely russia has the space

00:17:11.180 for it they need to breed like very hairy people with like thick skin so they can survive yeah and but

00:17:17.540 yeah that's a good point like if the climate is warming as people um say then maybe those cold like

00:17:25.860 the north russia will be inhabitable in 20 years and maybe they can have like a full army of young

00:17:32.300 people doing push-ups and and jump ropes and all the things you do in an army i don't i don't really

00:17:37.680 know i don't know but uh they will probably freeze up yeah i'm not going there no no i would love to go

00:17:46.920 i mean before the war i yeah russia was one of the places i wanted to go because i have like family

00:17:52.620 ties there but i'm like not gonna go there now especially as a journalist you can uh get locked

00:18:00.320 up as a spy so i'm not interested in that um i have to wait another 20 years or so but um it's

00:18:07.900 interesting so here's another quote from this article it says there are 522.5 million videos using

00:18:14.060 the hashtag vasectomy that is a lot like 500 million videos uh with many men filming themselves

00:18:21.140 throughout the procedure and some encouraging others to do the same and attempting to dispel

00:18:24.820 any information sorry misinformation this is the new movement me too yeah but the thing is is you can

00:18:34.060 still be a creep even with a vasectomy like it's like their way of showing that they're an ally to

00:18:39.360 women but it's like first of all it's reversible second of all you can still be like you can still

00:18:44.760 sexually assault people so it doesn't really make you an ally um but i guess it's just to stand in

00:18:50.100 solidarity with women because of roe v wade which again whatever do you it's just like it's just a

00:18:56.440 weird time that we're living in when if if it was the whole world was doing this because the entire

00:19:02.000 world was overpopulated but it's not it's not the whole world that's overpopulated parts of the world

00:19:07.820 are overpopulated and certain parts are underpopulated and these are the places that are underpopulated

00:19:12.040 and we have these young healthy men snipping their business and i don't see how that's good for the

00:19:17.840 future generations like they need p our children need teachers and and policemen and and mothers

00:19:24.440 and and daycare like we need people we need people like right we we actually have a lack of employee

00:19:30.880 a lack of like of so many like people everywhere and now we just like they like soon it would be

00:19:40.460 robots everywhere everywhere because we don't have people yeah i actually saw something on twitter this

00:19:45.900 morning that said or it was reddit or something it was in shoppers drug mart you know they have the um

00:19:51.200 self checkouts apparently at this one in london ontario they were saying it you can only pay with

00:19:57.440 cash with the like with the human if you want to use your credit or debit card you had to and again

00:20:02.260 this is unverified just someone saying it but if you wanted to use a card you had to use self

00:20:06.640 checkout and the person was like they're literally trying to get rid of any human interaction

00:20:11.400 whatsoever and they're getting rid of jobs and so it's like like you just said like we're everyone's

00:20:17.060 going to be replaced with a robot because young healthy men are getting vasectomies women are

00:20:20.760 choosing not to have children and fine but like if everyone does that eventually there'll be no one

00:20:28.860 left and we'll be just we'll just be robots talking to each other and i'll i'll be here but i'll

00:20:34.880 we'll be alone and old who's like we need people stop but you probably see like uh i think it was

00:20:42.500 one of the grocery but i think amazon did that as well like created shop that you just pass the door

00:20:48.640 and they actually charge you for everything they're just passing the door you pass like a scan and they

00:20:54.300 scan all your products in your basket and you just like they charge you right away you don't need to

00:20:59.160 bring out nothing oh wow you didn't do that you didn't see that i didn't know about that

00:21:05.880 yeah it's like um you don't you don't go to a counter at all you don't need to scan anything

00:21:12.680 they just scan your basket that's it but decathlon decathlon i don't know if you know that brand decathlon

00:21:18.340 no it's a sport uh brand but you just put your article in like a big kind of basket or box

00:21:27.620 and they calculate everything for yourself and you just pass your card and you leave and this is

00:21:33.760 already happening yeah at quebec we have that yeah wow you guys are crazy over there no yeah

00:21:41.120 you're either way ahead or i don't know what you're doing but um i mean that's kind of

00:21:46.400 i see how it makes life more efficient but it's like i i don't know do when you go to a store

00:21:53.020 and their self-checkout do you use it or do you choose to go to the the person uh it depends uh

00:22:00.560 i'm always looking at the lineup because sometimes i'm really in a hurry and uh like the self-checkout

00:22:06.360 is mostly empty but most of the time i try to go to a person because first of all it's quicker

00:22:12.640 and i prefer like person-to-person interaction than just myself and yeah having a robot yeah so i use

00:22:20.620 self-checkout a lot but i i don't like that i do that because i i'm sometimes i just want to avoid

00:22:26.260 human interaction because i'm like i'm just like in my own thoughts and i'm like i don't really want

00:22:30.760 to talk to a human but i realize how wrong that is because if we all did that then yeah these people

00:22:36.260 like i've worked in service jobs if i if i used to be a barista at starbucks like if i was replaced by

00:22:41.500 a machine a machine can totally make a latte it's not hard you just buttons and beans and sauce and

00:22:47.920 it's not impossible for a machine to do that but it's part of the human interaction and it gives

00:22:52.600 people jobs like i wouldn't have had a job and a lot of my jobs like i would i was a dog walker

00:22:56.880 that can also be done by a robot right like you just get a robot and you put the dogs on and then

00:23:01.800 it walks like we don't it's not a good thing for us to automate everything because a it's going to

00:23:07.740 completely split yeah the upper class and the lower class and then human interaction is completely gone

00:23:13.680 and that brings me to meta you know meta that one like to create like the virtual life where you can

00:23:20.280 like live your own all day at your job everything but virtually like people will go and turn on that

00:23:29.200 because they didn't have like interaction with other human and they lost that that spirit and they

00:23:35.240 will like have anxiety when they will arrive with other human and they would just prefer to be home

00:23:40.540 yeah yeah well that's a great point like yeah when people already have oh this is oh this is the guy

00:23:47.180 this is uh the guy like yeah mark zuckerberg yeah that great like oh they're having a birthday party

00:23:54.000 online yeah like yeah they genuinely i mean this is all part of like the world economic forum like you'll

00:24:00.820 have nothing and be happy yeah like and it's not it's not even a conspiracy theory it's literally what

00:24:06.200 they say but yeah like you don't have to have any friends you don't have to be physically attractive

00:24:12.180 you don't have to have your health you don't have to have family in real life because you can just log

00:24:16.820 in and look where look where this person's living it's like no one can afford that in real life living

00:24:21.740 on like an ocean yeah exactly you know palm trees and mountains in the background it's like

00:24:26.800 so you don't you you kind of give up on your real life and again if everyone did that imagine

00:24:33.560 like you don't need to take care of your look you don't need to take care of your body you can be fat

00:24:39.220 and eating whatever you want but your apartment looking good there's garbage everywhere yeah yeah

00:24:45.100 but you look good you look good you look healthy because you create your avatar yourself and that's it

00:24:51.560 everybody is just perfect perfect world yeah well i got sucked into that because i used to play i

00:24:56.540 i don't know if you know this game but there's a online video game called world of warcraft it's

00:25:01.320 really really popular and i got sucked into it when i was at university and i remember thinking like

00:25:07.240 my character has more money than i do like way more and as like like more success like i spend more hours

00:25:17.320 like worrying about her than i do with myself and i was like wearing sweatpants all the time and i was

00:25:23.880 like i missed an exam because well it turned out it was canceled because of a snowstorm but i was

00:25:29.580 playing world of warcraft and i didn't study and i didn't realize i didn't even know what day it was

00:25:33.440 i was so into the game and i went on my computer and was like oh my god it's december 10th i have an exam

00:25:39.320 today i missed it like i missed the exam but then but then i logged in and it was like it happened to

00:25:44.780 have been canceled because of a snowstorm and it looked it looked cool this looks cool yeah yeah

00:25:50.600 yeah like the graphic and everything yeah like it's crazy this is like a new world when i played

00:25:55.840 they didn't it didn't this is definitely a new area but yeah this is wow oh it's so fun you have a you

00:26:02.060 have like an avatar you want to leave me and go and i kind of do alexa it's so fun you take on quest

00:26:07.920 that's what he just did he just picked up a quest and now he's going to go on the map and see where

00:26:11.500 the quest area is and then he's going to go to that area this is a new race too because they didn't

00:26:17.380 have like they've they're updating it all the time but oh it's so fun it's so so fun you could really

00:26:22.940 you could really lose a year of your life to it but i did what me what's zelda on uh nintendo 64

00:26:30.860 oh wow which one uh zelda lulaby like ocarina oh carina yeah yeah yeah that's that one which one's

00:26:38.820 the one with the moon uh yeah i don't uh but the moon is both of them but you have majora mask

00:26:45.620 okay you have like the map yeah yeah there's that yeah i just remember that one being really really

00:26:50.480 scary it's that game those games are so hard i know they're very hard i've never i've never beaten

00:26:56.540 one personally but have you i think we uh what did you ever beat zelda uh yeah it's just the the fact

00:27:05.200 that i didn't uh find all uh scotula head like the the kind of like uh spider with a

00:27:12.840 dead head on it but i didn't find all of them but i yeah i passed i passed the that's amazing wow

00:27:20.180 that's cool we should game sometime yeah so i think we have a couple of chats oh yay let's do it let's do

00:27:26.640 chat so do you want to start it sure okay this is from adam ottawa one dollar thank you oh yeah

00:27:36.780 why is it that the mainstream media symbol of lgbt people the drag sorry i'm gonna read that again

00:27:43.120 why is it that the mainstream media symbol of the lgb of lgbt people the drag scene there are so many

00:27:49.700 lgbt people who are doing real good things like volunteering to feed the poor and don't take center

00:27:55.020 stage that's a great point the drag is such a small part of what it means to be gay like i don't

00:28:01.260 know because i'm not gay but i imagine like i've met many gay people in my life and i most of them

00:28:07.620 don't do drag and i again i love drag as it's an art form but it's not what it means to be gay and

00:28:13.540 it's just like like just like when we talked about um motherhood and like having children last week it's

00:28:19.400 like just like saying what it means to be a woman is like oh you have to have five kids and walk around

00:28:24.480 and like no that's not what it means to be a woman either it's like you that's just putting people

00:28:29.460 in this silly box and it's it's insulting especially to gay people like drag might drag might be offensive

00:28:36.100 to you as a gay person some women i know find drag offensive because they think it fetishizes women

00:28:40.920 and it it does so but as i say like i interviewed kitty the mirror that is is a drag queen and what it

00:28:50.100 was explaining is like the heart of drag queen is because in the past woman was not allowed to

00:28:55.660 perform in scene so man was dressing as a seductive woman for the pleasure to the audience and

00:29:03.240 afterwards it began to be a heart but most of the people who perform they are not all gay sometimes

00:29:10.560 it's like just yeah normal people who just want to do some show and you have like hetero people that

00:29:18.900 do drag show and and it's just because it's a kind of heart stuff you know yeah and it's sort of weird

00:29:26.500 because you know back in the day um people of color weren't allowed to be in plays either and you know

00:29:33.440 how they had those like offensive like white people would paint their face black and and act like a black

00:29:38.300 person that's like that's super offensive we don't do that anymore but drag for some reason i'm sorry

00:29:45.400 it's not what justin trudeau did

00:29:47.800 yes alexa yes it is exactly what justin trudeau did um should we play this ad and then we'll get

00:29:58.980 back to some more chats yes oh no no that's okay i'll read it i'll read it we're doing it i'm gonna

00:30:06.560 read it adam ottawa thank you again for another dollar instead of exposing children to drag why

00:30:11.540 not have presentations by lgbt people who are productive in society use real role models and

00:30:16.800 not make believable figures yes yeah i agree and i totally agree with that that you're using lg oh no

00:30:23.140 so actually i was gonna say um i don't like to use lgbt because i don't think you should throw the t

00:30:31.320 in with the lgb like lesbian gay bi that's sexuality that's that is a totally other thing

00:30:38.220 than your identity which is trans like that should be its own thing i i like to drop the t

00:30:43.140 lgb that's a group of people in its own but anyways i totally agree with you adam ottawa thank you for

00:30:49.760 your time now let's play an ad

00:30:50.820 so

00:31:19.760 well that's fun yeah yeah is it the double news store today yes now we're going to talk about

00:31:31.520 quebec oh yeah is there anyone around here who can take us through the quebec section alexas or

00:31:38.280 anyone who's like an expert on it maybe like who me

00:31:42.660 so uh will uh is it not climate before oh did i skip that yeah ndp oh sorry yeah i guess my page

00:31:56.240 didn't get printed yeah that's okay so my bad mdp uh mp wonder if we still need indoor ice rink

00:32:04.920 given climate impact but she did let the tweet but people were able to like to see it before

00:32:11.580 deleting it yeah but all all this like statement is so hilarious and say okay climate change we stop

00:32:22.760 like to have ice rink that doesn't make any sense to me what about you uh no uh no uh you're speaking

00:32:32.460 like she's speaking to canadians canadians love ice like sorry it's when we do summer olympics

00:32:39.100 we we don't do so well when the winter olympics come around and there's ice involved canadians are

00:32:45.280 among the best in the world and it's just so so out of touch that she would be like what's with all

00:32:52.000 the ice do we even need this for hockey and i read a little bit of the article and she says like

00:32:57.180 there are alternatives you can have synthetic ice yada yada but it's like what are we doing like

00:33:02.600 the synthetic ice what is that stuff made out of i'm sure it's terrible i'm sure it's poly

00:33:07.780 letharines and all sorts of terrible stuff made with horrible plastics that are terrible for the

00:33:12.620 environment like coming like you're gonna contribute to pollution by creating that synthetic stuff and

00:33:18.260 having everyone get rid of their skates and have to buy new equipment like how about little

00:33:22.940 like timbits hockey in a small town in ontario hockey is already an expensive sport to play now

00:33:29.520 you want low-income families who have scrounged up enough money to buy their kids skates i used to get

00:33:34.780 used skates when i was a kid because a they're less expensive and b they're more comfortable because

00:33:39.000 they're already broken in so you want those people to now go out and buy brand new synthetic ice

00:33:44.280 skates like it's just so stupid it's maybe she and i think she's talking more about like coming from

00:33:50.180 the top down so like nhl and like olympic ice skating and like all that stuff but it's like

00:33:55.960 eventually everyone's gonna have to replace their equipment it's gonna and it's gonna take away the

00:34:00.520 heart of what is canadian it's and you have now you have to have two sets of skates because people

00:34:06.400 will skate on outdoor rinks too like it's so stupid and after that they what they will stop to create

00:34:11.780 some snow you remember when you go and to do sky skiing or snowboarding they they create some snow

00:34:19.880 when they don't have enough yeah yeah so what will we stop that as well we stop everything so

00:34:25.120 what is going on no is this stupid call yeah and for sure like let we've again we talk about this all

00:34:33.720 the time but it's like how about like these politicians stop flying on their private planes

00:34:38.500 everywhere like she's probably going from place to place in her jet being like we need to get rid of

00:34:42.820 the ice rinks it's like we could start probably shoulder from amazon as well yeah she probably

00:34:49.600 orders tons of chinese stuff like made by slave people and that subject north koreans to more

00:34:58.000 like slavery and and that's awful and but we're gonna get rid of the ice rinks we already got rid of

00:35:03.820 everyone's favorite things plastic straws and now you can't even enjoy your tim hortons ice cap with

00:35:09.460 a plastic straw but we're also going to get rid of tim hortons ice skating and hockey and no i'm not for

00:35:17.460 it alexa i'm very against me too and especially with like the second topic that come and destroy all the

00:35:25.860 statement yeah so yeah 1200 scientists and professionals declare there is no climate

00:35:33.340 emergency climate emergency well that's you know yes again i'm not a climate scientist but i would be

00:35:41.320 like yes i would i am in agreement with this because i don't want to i don't want to think the world is

00:35:47.280 burning that's not fun but in the same time what they are seeing in this article is like they want

00:35:54.340 more realistic climate action like uh because what they say is they say that uh because they are

00:36:01.940 pushing to say that is the human impact but no they say that this is not true this is actually not

00:36:08.540 um something realistic and they say that um it's it's lee the leader is from norway

00:36:16.900 and uh is it norway yeah i think it's norway and um so it's a group of men of scientists who have

00:36:24.460 signed all the form about it and same in italy i think there are 40 and something scientists do

00:36:30.500 uh 48 or something that did sign as well for yeah for a more realistic um um vision of what is going on

00:36:40.800 because yeah it's not yeah it's 48 uh local uh science science professor who have um joined the

00:36:48.500 movement to say like uh what people and they say that is mostly promoted by media and um and it's it's

00:36:58.240 really an interesting um article i would say that i invite people to read it um but it's kind of uh as

00:37:05.680 well technical because they use a lot of technical words and stuff like that so but it's really really

00:37:11.640 interesting to see like another side of the story on the climate change because i remember me i'm i

00:37:18.400 studied biology so i had like so many courses about climate change and and other that i i study on that

00:37:26.460 okay and i would say it start really early when you go to the university that they bring you to really

00:37:35.120 uh do action for climate change and everything but they don't show you all the study you know

00:37:43.940 probably just the study that they want you to to see so it's just now that i realized that maybe

00:37:49.080 i didn't have like the complete full information when i did my uh baccalaureate um but yeah it's just

00:37:58.620 it start really young in uh in your process to study and and learn you know yeah absolutely

00:38:05.120 absolutely i mean people at universities are no matter what you study you're gonna get a very

00:38:10.320 very like narrow picture of what you're looking at because there is definitely an ideology that is

00:38:16.740 being taught at university and i enjoyed my time at university but i i would i wonder what it's like

00:38:23.080 now right like how different it is because i was in university like 15 years ago or something i don't

00:38:28.440 know a long time ago but like i even then they were talking about climate change and like racism and

00:38:35.100 sexism and all that stuff and sure we should we need to talk about everything it's important for

00:38:39.380 people to learn about the world and the history and and where we're going but it's like it was always

00:38:44.140 through that same lens and it wasn't even as bad as it is now so i can only imagine yeah yeah but it's

00:38:50.120 because now media is pushing so much and government as well because we will see in a couple of seconds

00:38:57.600 we'll show you a clip of just just central talking again about net zero and all we will achieve that

00:39:03.940 and um yeah but what what is the meaning of net zero for them that will impact straight the living

00:39:12.000 of everybody depending of how they define net zero yeah let's watch it yeah so the conversations we're

00:39:24.000 going to have with uh the chancellor will yes be very much about the short-term pressures they're living

00:39:29.400 and how we can help where we can on that but much more about where we need to be on the path to net zero

00:39:37.800 and the fact that canada can and will position itself as a significant energy supplier in a net zero

00:39:47.180 world for that investing in hydrogen investing in critical minerals investing in and in different

00:39:56.020 approaches like reinvesting in nuclear these are things that are going to get us to where we need to

00:40:01.580 be and these are things that we're looking at on a broad scale and working closely with partners like

00:40:07.440 germany i believe so much that coming from a prime minister who fly with his private jet and go to

00:40:15.880 devils where they create the city just for the time of one conference a forum i believe you so much of

00:40:24.200 what you say you're just a nipple crit where you will not apply that to yourself sorry but this is

00:40:30.840 when you when you say something like that at least you modify your how you live yeah to be at the same

00:40:39.940 level of your own world yes you are leading a country you should be careful of what you say and what you

00:40:46.860 do absolutely you have to be consistent in your values and your actions and he absolutely is not but

00:40:53.520 that goes for so many politicians and i was interested to see that he mentioned nuclear because

00:40:58.540 so often these lefty types are so against nuclear energy and i was like oh i wonder if he's gonna catch

00:41:05.920 some heat for that because people hate nuclear so much but it's like it is a really really effective

00:41:10.560 clean source of energy it is but the only fact is like people remember what happened like in the past

00:41:18.660 with russia and um yeah it happened in the states yeah yeah so it is really clean effective uh source of

00:41:30.640 energy but the only thing you need to be well made yes and safe and safe and the problem is when people

00:41:38.900 like i was just watching the three mile island documentary and what happened and i think the same

00:41:45.240 thing happened um in russia was if if something goes wrong they're so hesitant to be honest with

00:41:53.360 the community about it because they don't want it to look bad they don't want to scare people and they

00:41:56.520 don't want their nuclear program to get shut down so it's just like in jaws i don't know if you've ever

00:42:01.740 seen jaws with the sharks but it's like there's all these shark attacks and they're like no no we can't

00:42:06.340 close down the beach because it's it's um like holiday season and tourist season and more people get

00:42:13.380 killed so it's like as long as we have people in charge who are like okay things are running well

00:42:19.180 like we can't have people who are gonna hide things and sweep things under the rug and take

00:42:23.800 like it's all about cutting corners and that's what happened in three mile island they cut all these

00:42:28.020 corners and it turns out that what they were doing was super unsafe but they didn't want to admit to it

00:42:32.580 and this one guy was like he worked there and he was trying to uncover it and they were like

00:42:37.340 threatening him and they fired him and they tried to get him arrested and it's like

00:42:40.700 can we just not kill people like we if we're gonna get behind nuclear energy we have to at least

00:42:46.300 do it properly and not and when something goes wrong like act quickly and tell the public about

00:42:52.440 it and then don't cut corners in order to save money because you're already saving money because

00:42:56.820 it's such an effective use of like a source of energy so like yeah this is the problem because it's

00:43:02.200 like it we have to be able to trust the people in charge and sometimes you can't so that's exactly

00:43:08.700 scary i agree yeah but anyways justin trudeau's hair is growing out oh so that's good whoo it was

00:43:17.980 real touch and go there for a while

00:43:19.660 all our moods go with the air of our prime minister seriously it was real bad you guys remember oh yeah

00:43:31.360 all right let's talk about yes oh my god so but first of all i did like a sweeter uh recently about

00:43:40.440 the bugs again because as you know slowly but surely they try so many companies try to integrate

00:43:47.120 some ingredient made from bugs as we saw with the cricket potter uh we saw it like we saw with reuter

00:43:53.920 reuter uh they show like all they made butter from dead bugs so they just like smash it mush it and

00:44:01.200 larval butter yeah yeah this is disgusting but doing that it's actually a really great process

00:44:10.240 for normalize uh the eating insect on our diet and if you do the changing really slowly

00:44:19.280 people will accept that way more better than if you are really radical and just say okay now no meat

00:44:28.240 yeah yeah but now do they do it i would say sneaky yeah and you see this is a butter from like insect

00:44:37.920 insect fact fact like for me i'm sorry but i love cheese this is my passion i'm french so i love

00:44:45.600 cheese i know i've seen those big bags of cheese curds that you bring around yeah they're so i'm sorry

00:44:52.080 to say to you but starbucks was using colorating their produce with insects yeah and uh now they

00:45:00.320 they say that they remove it like yeah i saw that article it was from it was from like 2012 but

00:45:06.080 it was that they were getting flack it was specifically the strawberry frappuccinos which i've

00:45:10.240 definitely had and i did not know that they were made with bugs i guess when you when you hear

00:45:16.960 strawberry you think it's strawberry my bad yeah exactly but no so like you see now they they say

00:45:24.560 that they are replacing crush bug to this new ingredient in the frappuccino but it's just because

00:45:30.800 a lot of vegan people were like hey you say that your produce was like correct or vegan or and that this

00:45:38.640 is not true like yeah and and a lot of people were getting mad to starbucks and um so yeah so they call

00:45:46.640 it cochinella um coloring so it's from cochinella like the bugs like with the curve like it's disgusting but

00:45:56.800 and uh as you know like the insect is one of the biggest industry like one of the biggest form of

00:46:03.440 insect that is a base in france and based in netherlands and i found and this is very interesting

00:46:10.480 i found in their uh channel youtube channel like their main youtube channel um a video where they say

00:46:19.680 something about coca-cola i will let you see the video but i try to contact coca-cola for asking if it's

00:46:27.280 true they it's in the email they say i will get back in 48 hours and never get any answer back

00:46:33.920 and i wish uh if olivia can put it look at this

00:46:40.480 and you say it and fuck back in the all right guys so now it's time to go we're going to

00:46:46.080 insect and i'm going to be putting it it was it was the beginning

00:46:49.280 olivia can you can you go back a little bit start from the beginning and put the song

00:46:58.720 france why are we here it's all about the bugs and the bug life and a fun fact for you is that the

00:47:04.080 food coloring and coca-cola yeah it's made from bugs all right guys so now it's time to go meet

00:47:08.480 anais we're going to insect and i'm going to be putting insects in them so they they state that in

00:47:15.120 their youtube channel is one of the biggest farm insect with so many partnerships with a lot of

00:47:21.120 big corporations and and is as well insect it's a partner with um is with the word economic farm the

00:47:28.960 word economic farm is promoting the insect on their own uh forum so i'm just thinking like if they say

00:47:37.040 that in their youtube channel it's probably true it's why like i try to contact coca-cola but the coca

00:47:42.080 cola never get back to me that's shocking um should they not be telling people this like you

00:47:49.040 coca-cola has been around for a long time like 80 years or something shouldn't we shouldn't we like

00:47:57.680 be aware of what's in it i mean i guess it's it's all sorts of stuff but it's like that's something

00:48:03.680 that you know people don't want to hear about because you don't tell them and that's that's why

00:48:07.520 you don't tell them because you know they don't want exactly oh no and and this is the fact that um

00:48:14.560 yeah um they have like a lot of insect farm that's growing a little bit everywhere and the one that i

00:48:21.440 ordered the the insect from was next food the name said next food um most of the place grow their insect

00:48:30.960 in vietnam or thailand where it's really warm and so it's really easy to breed uh some insect but

00:48:38.640 the same thing is like where is the scientist to do a study to say is it safe or not because uh we

00:48:46.400 saw i read so much article that say that kitten is not good for human but i really want to see more

00:48:53.840 study kitten kitten is like uh in in the insect okay and we shouldn't be eating kittens that's for sure

00:49:01.440 and i just want to see more article like to to see all the different all the different in between

00:49:08.160 the the one that say that is good and the one that say that is not good and so we can compare we can do

00:49:13.680 our like own yeah so that's the thing we all need to be doing our research and making choices for

00:49:22.320 ourselves if people want to eat bugs because it's better for the environment they think and it's

00:49:26.960 better for their health they think that's totally like i am go for it but we should at least like

00:49:32.080 you're saying have the knowledge like informed consent to know what they're trying to put in

00:49:37.440 our food if they say like this is next food it has bugs in it that's cool tell me that and i can

00:49:43.120 choose to eat it or not to eat it but when they hide it in your food and when it's in what's in this

00:49:47.760 it's in a strawberry frappuccino you would never have in a i'd never i used to work at starbucks

00:49:53.440 like i said i made those all the time i should have known at least as an employee like oh by the

00:49:59.760 way like the dye is made with insects so if someone has an insect allergy like what if i'm like you don't

00:50:04.720 know it's just so weird to just because now you don't know what you consume you don't know what is in

00:50:10.960 your meal and i think it's really important that we know what we put in our body and it's why now i'm

00:50:19.200 trying to always uh buy raw elements like uh fresh food uh fresh fruit and vegetable and i cook myself

00:50:27.120 because i'm always saying like would i find something that i don't want to eat in what i'm

00:50:33.440 buying because most of the processed processed food is you don't know most of the time what

00:50:40.000 like sometimes they have like really complex like word but what is that yeah can you explain to me

00:50:45.920 yeah if the ingredient list is is more than like seven things i'm like i'm not interested in it

00:50:52.640 too many first of all i don't want to read that much who has time for that and there's all these like

00:50:56.560 melodextrins and glycom i'm not interested yeah i'm not a science guy but not interested but i did

00:51:02.880 one thing about that video i really liked is that you talked to that one girl who you ask people if

00:51:08.640 um they would eat bugs and most some of them are like yeah i would i would but then you're like okay

00:51:12.880 here are some bugs would you eat them and then that one girl's like oh yep and she just ate it right

00:51:17.680 there and i was like oh my god so like we were talking about with trudeau um being consistent like

00:51:23.840 oh here she is she literally at least she's consistent in her values like she said she would eat

00:51:29.360 a bug and then she ate it without even flinching like this girl look at her yeah and she didn't look

00:51:35.840 it she just pops it right in he tried to but when it came to the fly the big big fly yeah she did it

00:51:42.960 yeah no that's gross and i swear to god they were the only two that on maybe 15 people that i did talk

00:51:53.120 that day who tried yeah and more than two people said they would eat bugs right like they were like

00:51:59.040 well if it's better for the environment yada yada but these two were the only ones who put their money

00:52:03.520 where their mouth is so i actually really respect that like if she wants to eat bugs she's actually

00:52:06.960 doing it and it's kind of cool oh what was that yeah it was the big the big fly with like she didn't

00:52:13.840 eat the fly yeah she ate the fly she tried it yeah oh sorry oh god that's too much when it comes

00:52:21.840 with the big like water bugs yeah she didn't she was like this is too big yeah it has to be something

00:52:29.040 you can just pop in your mouth and not you don't want it to be like two pieces she's like no

00:52:34.960 but i respect her a lot and uh but it was funny to do um but i i really want to try to bring my

00:52:43.600 my uh insect in toronto and see like the difference of the culture and see like all the people will

00:52:50.560 react and you should do that i'm busy that day i can't do that okay oh you should come with me

00:52:57.280 you're gonna make me eat it let's we read some more chats yes um okay okay let's see let's see let's see

00:53:07.200 oh yeah that's good yeah great t-shirt idea that's good with like a good like a time stamp on it too

00:53:18.240 like from 2022 that's funny adam thank you very much for another dollar adam ottawa um let's get to

00:53:24.800 another one or you can say don't monkey orgy don't monkey around don't go to orgies um here's one from

00:53:33.440 king 7734 one dollar thank you very much how come the rainbow brigade is not up in arms over sexism

00:53:39.920 what about a female drag race is that just a bull a bull dyke um i have often asked i've often asked

00:53:49.280 this question um could i go on a drag show because if like there are men gay men who go on drag who are

00:53:57.440 well there's heterosexual men who go on drag race and then there's also men who are transitioning to

00:54:02.320 female who have had surgeries to remove certain parts and add in other parts and they look very

00:54:07.680 very female so it's not really like the fantasy of being a female like when you're when you're

00:54:12.800 surgically changing your body so i was like so what would stop me from being a drag queen

00:54:17.600 yeah these are the questions it seems a little sexist to me that i can't be a drag queen okay

00:54:22.800 another one you want to read it uh yes times one dollars thank you

00:54:28.320 it's bird control no longer an option or abstinence the words gone crazy thank you lovely to see you

00:54:37.200 both thank you yeah that's true like they have bird control they have but abstinence is a bit hard but

00:54:45.840 i would say like maybe for some people it's it's it's it's an option but for some it's something else

00:54:51.760 yeah that's a tough one um but yeah that's a really good like you can also and people don't

00:55:01.040 talk about this a lot but nat and i talked about it on our show even without birth control and without

00:55:05.600 abstinence you can avoid getting pregnant there are only a couple days of the month when a woman can

00:55:10.560 get pregnant if you track your cycle properly and you are in touch with your body you would know that

00:55:16.160 and you can just avoid sexual intercourse on a couple days of the month and you're good remember

00:55:20.800 in the past time they were putting um um how you say it like a temperature like yeah yeah in their

00:55:27.440 vagina and to know like when they were ready to have a baby yeah well that's the thing like your

00:55:32.720 temperature your basal body temperature lowers when you're about to have uh your period and then it

00:55:37.520 rises when you're ovulating so i think that's it so if you are again like in touch with your body you

00:55:43.520 can take your temperature you can track it i have an app it tells me when i'm ovulating like

00:55:47.040 you can do all these things and you can avoid getting pregnant but it's like people you have an

00:55:51.040 app for telling you you're ovulating yeah you don't track your period on an app alexa no i think i know

00:55:59.600 a little bit my body so i can do it true i just like to know but um you know how it is but there are

00:56:06.960 things that you can do if you really really know your body like alexa she's very in tune you just avoid

00:56:12.640 it yeah no app for me for that no app she's she's organic on that let's read another as well

00:56:21.280 five dollars thank you you want to read it you want to read it uh okay it's friday again if you're

00:56:27.840 live in hamilton come join us at 6 p.m one wilson street for our rally it's fun bring a sign if you

00:56:37.120 cannot make it then join us at our sunday rally at gage park 12 noon across from mcdonald

00:56:47.760 we will have fun frizer oh that's nice but i i again i'm a little bit far away

00:56:53.920 and i have a wedding tomorrow oh that's nice um yeah here's another one discussions of importance to

00:57:01.280 albertans uh five libraries uh i'll read this one the parts of the world that are overpopulated are

00:57:07.840 warm climates the parts of the world that are underpopulated are too hot or too cold example

00:57:13.360 uh most of canada most of russia most of australia antarctic iceland greenland climate change is a scam

00:57:19.920 um yeah sure yeah probably yep yep here's more from our friend discussions of importance to albertans

00:57:31.680 another five libraries um artificial ice is made of plastic could have guessed a single use plastics

00:57:38.480 which are which requires o and g i don't know what that is apologies of course uh is the solution that

00:57:44.800 ndp people want and this is the stupidity of ndp liberals and socialists yes totally you're gonna

00:57:51.520 you're gonna create so much pollution re-putting in plastic where there was ice i get water and stuff

00:57:59.360 but like come on give me a break ah these people do you want to read the last one well frasbo and i

00:58:06.080 like your comment one dollars thank you that's why i only drink club soda yeah no coloration then you

00:58:13.920 say yeah it's clear and if you're gonna go to the um hamilton um rally across from the mcdonald's on

00:58:23.040 sunday uh and you're gonna go to mcdonald's just know that there's bugs there's bug coloring in the

00:58:29.600 what do they color the beef with with bugs i've been craving a big mac until right now i think i'm

00:58:39.840 over it that's disgusting anyways thank you for the chats you guys those were good yeah i think we

00:58:48.400 have time for one more story which one do you want to do but i will just explain really right

00:58:52.880 uh quickly what is happening in quebec so um as you know quebec i've started uh but i've announced

00:59:00.240 that we would have a massive like vaccination campaign and this is for protecting like the

00:59:05.760 citizen and mr lego really want to shine shine and say i'm there for the the the people but like

00:59:15.760 it so for some of the elderly that would be their fifth dose and they say that it's for their

00:59:20.480 protection okay it's fine but in the other hand we we learned by tva that more than 89 about 89 company

00:59:31.600 with like glencore are allowed to pollute quebec to release in the atmosphere uh more than the norm of

00:59:43.280 chemical products so glencore is one of the big company multinational that is not even from

00:59:49.680 uh quebec that released uh now 33 times the level of arsenic in the air and mr lego did an agreement

01:00:00.720 for with the big company to decrease the the um amount of arsenic in five years to five times the level

01:00:13.680 permitted so during five years they would they would be above the delimit above or abeyon over over the

01:00:24.800 limits and some of the five years it would be over five times the limit that is permitted in quebec and

01:00:33.120 and it would take how many years and they have people there that create cancer and that that cause uh

01:00:40.320 respiratory disease and decrease their um experience of life okay so what do we do mr lego are you going

01:00:48.560 to sign a a a check of like dollars for them like to actually destroy their life and this is another

01:00:57.120 thing okay mr lego is more mostly like oh yeah uh we do good uh we are there for the climate and everything

01:01:05.360 uh another hand what he did we learned recently by the conservative party of quebec that mr lego is

01:01:14.880 using taxpayer money to do partner partner party partisanship on the facebook page that when we look at the

01:01:24.560 federal level this is illegal to do okay and he used hundred thousand about that money from the taxpayer for

01:01:33.360 just uh promoting the cac on their facebook but you need to know that during the covet mr lego was using

01:01:41.280 his facebook to promote um the press conference to know like what would be the next um measure what

01:01:50.480 is coming next and everything so a lot of people did subscribe to the facebook page because of that

01:01:55.920 because they were capable to be up to date with like the measure and what is going on with the covet and

01:02:01.200 everything so a lot of people have subscribed but now we're using it as a a tool for the campaign the

01:02:08.560 next uh election campaign so this is the formal like letter that the conservative party of quebec did

01:02:15.600 wrote to say like mr lego you need to reimburse the money that uh you spend in your uh facebook page for

01:02:24.160 doing partisanship uh for your uh party or you just stop to do it you need to stop promoting uh anything

01:02:32.960 you stop to put like some advertising of the cac on it and you use it as just a page as your prime minister

01:02:41.360 of quebec premiere that and and and i think like why why it's illegal at the federal level but we will i

01:02:49.200 let that being allowed in in provincial like it should be have like consequences yeah but nobody's

01:02:57.520 saying anything and nobody is doing anything for that that's i mean quebec has a lot of its own um

01:03:06.320 like don't they have their own constitution so they have a lot of wiggle room in terms of legality where

01:03:11.280 like federally canada cannot do certain things like privatize health care but quebec is allowed so

01:03:16.880 maybe it's something to do with that but or maybe there's they're working outside the law i don't

01:03:22.560 really know but it's awful to think that it's going to take five years just to reduce the amount of

01:03:28.240 arsenic being emitted two five times more than is like acceptable like that's that's crazy and people

01:03:35.200 are like you said are going to be breathing that in for the rest of their lives and it's going to affect

01:03:41.120 them and terrible arsenic is bad like you don't have a science man to know that our breathing and

01:03:47.440 arsenic is bad and pumping that into the air is bad and he's like you said he's he's all about the

01:03:52.000 climate and all about the people and it's like you're you're putting poison into the climate which

01:03:56.080 is poisoning your people but that's fine but like who did like a a warning sheet about it it's saying like

01:04:05.520 uh arsenic is almost like one of the biggest threat for the health of the population and our premier

01:04:15.200 same if like like a lot of people say that you should not do that but he's he's doing whatever

01:04:22.000 he wants yeah that's what i was gonna say he's doing whatever he wants it's it's all about politic

01:04:27.920 and probably money with the contract with the big multinational because now we cannot extract our own

01:04:34.240 uh we cannot extract our own oil and uh hydrocarbon uh because he he did pass the the law i think it's

01:04:44.160 the law 21 that banned any extraction in quebec so now we we cannot be self-sufficient we need to depend

01:04:53.920 on big multinational it's yeah it's terrible but i'm glad that you're on top of this story and you have

01:05:02.320 been for some time now and you will continue to bring us all the news from quebec because your

01:05:07.520 premiere is is a little kooky yeah it's not the best it just takes some decision that you say but

01:05:17.120 that what you say doesn't follow what you do yeah yeah for me the week or the day and also the theme of

01:05:27.200 every politician who's ever lived oh yeah yeah that's great yeah oh well we can end it there on a

01:05:33.520 high note yeah yeah but we we'll uh we'll say goodbye but um thank you guys so much for tuning in

01:05:41.840 on this beautiful friday um we will be joined on monday again with uh sheila gun reed and adam sose i

01:05:48.800 like to call him adam extra sose extra sose um yeah and then every monday to friday you can join

01:05:55.920 all the rebels uh for their takes on the news and um i won't be here next friday so it'll be you and nat

01:06:02.640 because i'm getting married oh yeah yes that's right sorry everybody she's nothing sorry i'm so sorry um

01:06:12.400 so i will but i'll be back the week after and uh yeah have a great weekend everyone and um alexa it

01:06:18.800 was always a pleasure talking to you out of ways and well i'm a little bit mad you didn't invite me

01:06:24.080 to your wedding honestly i didn't invite anybody it's just family because i wanted to get it over

01:06:29.120 and done with not even my best friends are coming i was just like it's just we're just doing family

01:06:33.920 in a church and then some lamb and fish and and cornish game because oh that's good oh no

01:06:39.520 winter no insects no insects that i know of i will speak to the caterer

01:06:45.680 all right guys thank you so much thanks for the video yeah thanks guys

01:06:52.560 a fundamentally flawed bill uh it gets targets law-abiding firearms owners and that's precisely

01:07:01.520 the wrong group of people to go after we need to go after gangs with guns we need to address the

01:07:08.160 situation at the border we need to address gun smuggling and we need stiffer penalties for those

01:07:15.760 who go out and commit crimes with guns but this government actually has introduced a bill to eliminate

01:07:22.160 mandatory jail times for those who go out and commit crimes with guns so typical of liberals

01:07:28.480 soft-tump criminals hard on law-abiding firearms owners um is there any area of agreement that you think

01:07:34.320 you could find with the liberal party you could find with the liberal party i think this bill uh needs to

01:07:38.560 to be defeated

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