Rebel News Podcast - DAILY ｜ Patrick Brown DQ'd from CPC race; Dutch farmer protests heating up; Just eat the bugs

00:00:00.000 welcome and good afternoon and good evening to those across the country in the world

00:00:20.540 watching to rebel news daily live stream and we can give you the best link to that every single

00:00:25.800 day at rebel news.com slash live stream i am andrew you are who again i am dakota christensen that's

00:00:32.180 fair that's what i remembered it to be and if you want to interact with dakota christensen the one

00:00:36.760 and only on rumble and odyssey we can take your paid chats um youtube demonetize this so we can't

00:00:44.200 take it there unfortunately demonetize all our channels you know that all too well dakota so if

00:00:49.080 you want to send a rumble rant or an odyssey hyper chat you can do so we'll answer your questions

00:00:53.680 comments read anything you want on air i don't even look at what it is before i read dakota just

00:00:59.660 like anchorman i just go with whatever so if it's something about san diego then i'll still read it

00:01:05.720 you're like a regular joe biden yeah i didn't want to swear this early into the broadcast

00:01:09.780 so i didn't um we've got lots of stuff to cover dakota both here and abroad from the netherlands

00:01:18.200 to the offices of the conservative party in ontario and in the rest of the country but let's

00:01:24.700 just get down and dirty into it with sneaky patrick brown shall we good old sneaky patrick

00:01:29.720 brown big headline coming out last night patrick brown disqualified the conservative party of

00:01:35.140 canada's leadership race it's um you know it's always funny for me to watch patrick brown i think

00:01:40.500 he's the worst politician in the country not in the sense that he's got the worst views i'm sure he's

00:01:44.480 got some views that are better than christy of freeland but he is possibly the least skilled at

00:01:50.380 being a politician i think the main issue is that it's impossible to know his views i don't think he

00:01:55.260 himself knows his views other than surfing himself is in his position on literally every issue i feel

00:02:00.260 like has changed at least four or five times on the public record so there's really no knowing what's

00:02:06.060 going through his head because you can't believe a word out of his mouth i keep getting this you know

00:02:09.700 like 1990s charlie sheen bang coming down here i'm trying to bear with me everyone while i correct

00:02:16.660 this as best as i came with my hand comb the show make sure can we get the hair and makeup crew in

00:02:21.220 here uh producers please yes my hand comb patrick brown disqualified as sheila wrote up yesterday

00:02:26.560 now there isn't a definitive reason they said i believe it was financial uh something or other

00:02:34.100 want to scroll down there i think they just said they're allegations of misconduct that are breaking the

00:02:39.260 serious allegations of wrongdoing by the patrick brown campaign that appear to violate the financial

00:02:45.580 provisions of the canada elections act so we don't know exactly what it exactly what it was we have our

00:02:52.220 own thoughts as everyone i'm sure does but i want to point out that after david menzies and tv's lincoln jay

00:02:59.660 went and went to their headquarters where he had allegedly people from the city working for him on his

00:03:07.320 campaign whether that's voluntarily on a volunteer status and unpaid status um let's not say anything

00:03:13.780 that's going to get andrew says into trouble um it's all alleged right now until it comes out but

00:03:18.580 we'd like to think that at least some of the stuff that was on that tape rose questions amongst people

00:03:24.280 i know that a few days later patrick or sorry pier poliev's crew started looking into things and as such

00:03:31.040 so did the um conservative party i'd imagine because he's probably going to be leaving it soon

00:03:35.240 um and all they started asking questions i know pierre posted about it and all of a sudden

00:03:40.640 a few weeks later you know david menzies rises again david menzies rises again sneaky patrick brown

00:03:47.620 the sneaky patrick.com website lives on it's where i went last night to get the story i don't think we

00:03:53.980 have the doc i think it's only you think it's just dot ca i think it's i don't know about that

00:03:57.420 producer olivia can we confirm i could be wrong i think sneaky patrick.com seems like it's you know

00:04:03.220 we're about to find out right now yeah do it live on how many sneaky patrick websites can there be

00:04:08.320 i don't know that's a great question but also for those of you who may possibly be so unfamiliar

00:04:13.400 sneaky patrick this is this is not his first sneaky patrick.com dakota is it there wow okay

00:04:18.580 because i know dot ca for sure that's good to know we have both dot com and dot ca

00:04:22.320 leading to all the scandals of sneaky patrick brown that's where i went to go find the video

00:04:26.260 yeah hockey rink is the the golden one the best of where he's breaking his own lockdown rules

00:04:30.920 there's all this pc ontario pc party sketchy stuff uh that he was doing when he was leader of the

00:04:36.760 ontario pc party the event lincoln jay went to where some random guy was telling him that he was being

00:04:42.260 mean i guess and then stuff like this where you can see patrick brown with this the red circle

00:04:47.360 denoting his shock shock his shame um can we put some of that up on screen particularly the part

00:04:53.860 where david menzies goes into the unlocked building where the doings are transpiring and

00:05:00.140 shows their board of plans sneaky patrick sneaky plans and i just want to point out some stuff on

00:05:06.700 there and uh we can't draw anything from it other than hearsay and speculation in the court of law

00:05:13.340 dakota christensen but we can show it to you and you can determine for yourself what you think it

00:05:18.480 means yes the whiteboard here let's blow that up please olivia the sneaky patrick web of so he goes

00:05:27.860 into this unlocked building um nobody's there there's some people back there but nobody at the

00:05:33.480 reception so in a building i believe dakota where nobody's manning the thing um you're not

00:05:40.420 trespassing as david committed these david menzies has committed no crimes and they just have this board

00:05:46.260 in this unlocked building look at all that now the if you pot i'm not saying for you to pause

00:05:51.760 livia but if the viewers i'm sure if the viewers pause and zoom in on some of the stuff you can see

00:05:56.760 like they have stuff like generation z plans but then they say the ages are like 28 to 35 or something

00:06:05.600 like that and like i'm not sure you know what the generations are or gen x plan it was one of the

00:06:11.200 others he got the generations wildly wrong and whoever it is tim hortons of course whatever his

00:06:17.280 marketing guru's plan was was wildly off because it was stuff like new facebook ads do a social media

00:06:24.780 post so it's like you got somebody off the street uh that and probably a teenage girl could have done

00:06:29.940 another job now patrick brown's campaign advisor is working in this building who knows what he's doing

00:06:35.200 there dakota but he's in this building not in the city where patrick brown is mayor um i think it's

00:06:43.240 safe to assume that doing work i don't know what i can say and what i cannot say but there's a board

00:06:47.140 there with patrick brown's plan and there's people that work for him in the building that's what i'm

00:06:51.100 going to say i have no special knowledge i'm not i didn't go with david menzies so this is fair yeah

00:06:56.560 i mean it seems pretty clear you know david menzies keeps on his secret campaign office he does have

00:07:01.460 city of brampton employees there whether or not they're still on the city of brampton payroll is

00:07:06.660 what we're not certain on some of them replied to david and said that no we've taken lapses this is

00:07:11.940 just us volunteering our own time though that is still suspect you know that's what they've said

00:07:16.400 so and some didn't reply at all he's sneaky dakota sneaky patrick and david menzies always doing his

00:07:22.300 due diligence ask those people ahead of time and it turns out that they were at the office when they

00:07:26.220 said they were not involved with anything so it's very interesting and i just love to laugh at

00:07:32.200 whatever patrick brown thinks to himself at night and he's just like that damn menzies again i mean

00:07:38.640 what happens in that video dakota is so funny um they notice that uh david menzies is trying to

00:07:44.200 interview him they drive around into a parking lot hoping they'll lose him the parking lot's a dead end

00:07:48.940 so they just have to come back out and pass by them and then david menzies goes to um interview him

00:07:55.480 they walk into a police station and try to get him arrested for harassment as if like paparazzi

00:08:00.400 and news people don't exist that you know seek out interviews of people and then while they're there

00:08:07.580 david and lincoln just go back to the other building like patrick brown doesn't even think to call and

00:08:12.360 just be like there's reporters uh trying to get interviews with us maybe to be on the lookout for

00:08:18.300 them coming back to the building we're just at but no they don't call ahead they don't think of

00:08:23.820 anything patrick brown's like team gives him no advice maybe they all dislike him i don't know

00:08:28.860 it seems like that might be the case in my opinion just like with the hockey rink stuff his excuse is

00:08:33.940 that he's being harassed every time and he's got no good answers for anything what are you doing in

00:08:37.740 a city facility and then his his go-to is just call my closest friends at the police force to do

00:08:45.160 something about this for me because i'm untouchable call it call the police and then when people when

00:08:49.360 other reporters outside of rebel news bring this up saying hey you know rebel news report on this

00:08:53.420 they exposed you doing this what do you have to say about that stuff you were caught doing red-handed

00:08:57.260 oh well that's the conspiracy theorists over at rebel.media you know we can't believe anything

00:09:03.440 they say i'm like okay believe your lying eyes my friends the cameras do not lie olivia how many

00:09:08.520 twitter followers does patrick brown has i want to see how big his audience actually is

00:09:12.340 i want to see his conspiracy theorist you know lingo at work how many does that say

00:09:19.720 what are we looking here so we got 66 000 65.4 i think 65 000 of his loyalist followers and probably

00:09:31.420 a lot that aren't loyal to him at all or fans of his at all like producer efron um and 63 others that

00:09:38.980 we follow so i don't know like he can say that one and a half million people um anywhere between that and

00:09:47.120 uh twitter followers of a couple hundred thousand you can say that many people are conspiracy theorists

00:09:52.280 but they're like quadruple the people that care about what he has to say yeah exactly he's just uh

00:09:57.960 he's basically just an awful spineless politician the worst politician in canada he's just a slippery

00:10:03.740 snake every time i see him in an interview especially recently i think it was with lawton who's doing an

00:10:07.840 interview with andrew lawton our good old friend the other andrew that's right and uh uncle andrew

00:10:13.320 uncle andrew yes and just i was watching him like respond to some questions he was putting to uh that

00:10:18.780 andrew was putting to patrick brown and he just seems like his eyes just seem so soulless he seems

00:10:23.540 so slippery every time he's responding to something well you know and just spouts off about some reason

00:10:28.300 why whatever uh andrew is is asking about isn't a real issue it's just i don't know he's gonna clip

00:10:33.880 this for his own team and he's gonna say that we're accusing of being a lizard person see how they

00:10:38.760 talk about me be slippery and slithering slippery and slithering through the grass and writes a

00:10:44.000 limerick about it uh and what he's currently doing right now i are well i'm about to say our friends

00:10:49.160 of the pointer i don't think we're exactly friendly with them particularly with the patrick browns but

00:10:53.260 no no the pointer brampton's local uh newspaper there you know the pointer anyways they've i just

00:10:58.900 know they've been covering this relentlessly no friends of patrick brown about how he's been uh

00:11:03.700 suspending brampton city council so he doesn't have to be held accountable for not doing any of the

00:11:08.420 stuff he's supposed to be doing as mayor so uh that's another fun thing he's was off running his

00:11:12.820 conservative party leadership campaign calling himself i'm mayor patrick brown oh yeah here we

00:11:17.900 are yeah canceling his brampton city council meeting facing investigations yeah and he but the thing is

00:11:23.020 he's been doing this repeatedly like just like session after session after session just canceling

00:11:27.260 brampton city council because he can't be bothered to really actually run the city because he's busy with

00:11:32.520 his own stuff so um olivian you want to bring up my twitter there i think i mean this is just

00:11:37.380 speculation at the point in my replies um somebody who purports to be an executive assistant of his

00:11:42.980 uh claim that we are being paid by pierre's team to give poor coverage to that that's fun um in my

00:11:49.900 replies past the bug stuff talk about conspiracy theories i mean um it's gonna be in my replies

00:11:56.080 anyways i'll send it to you uh and we can get to it after the break but um we're going to have a ton of

00:12:02.420 stuff coming from the netherlands i almost said deutschland that's germany but dutch you know

00:12:06.440 we're having a ton of stuff coming from the land of orange and we don't mean ndp this time the land

00:12:10.920 of the dutch we don't mean jag meat i just want to shake my hair around like conan o'brien we don't

00:12:16.260 mean jag meat dakota um but we mean rebel news coverage for the farmer rebellion.com in the netherlands

00:12:24.420 we're sending people there we can't tell you who as of yet besides lewis brackpool we have more

00:12:29.560 people going producer efron's on the phone right now coordinating things coordinating with the

00:12:34.100 offices of the dutch people to try and get our people in the door he's triangulating journalistic

00:12:39.520 uh passes and exceptions things are interjecting and intersecting you know a lot of hand movements

00:12:45.960 a lot of big a lot of small um so we're gonna go to break and we're gonna come back with some

00:12:50.400 uh dutch coverage and i'm gonna find that uh guy from patrick brown's campaign uh possibly

00:12:56.700 saying illegal things who knows who knows what the law is these days with patrick brown so we'll

00:13:02.200 talk to you guys in a moment rebelnews.com slash live streams stay with us we'll see you after this

00:13:08.340 break we're apparently we're not going to a break now well momentarily we really set that up we said

00:13:14.120 that we had such a good build up there we will be having an outbreak in just a moment still stay with

00:13:18.000 us well this is a live show dakota so i'm gonna find this guy for you okay um

00:13:22.260 he's he's claiming to be patrick brown's um guy so what i did is i posted that very david manzi's

00:13:31.400 video and then his name is yeshua younis and he claims to be the executive assistant

00:13:39.300 to the mayor of brampton which is patrick brown and uh so i'm going to send this to you right now

00:13:44.920 olivia if we can throw it up olivia is a lot like jamie from the joe rogan experience if you're

00:13:50.240 familiar with that are you honestly i despite it being like the most popular podcast and show in

00:13:56.960 the media space i never really watch or listen to much of joe rogan stuff beyond like clips i see on

00:14:00.900 socials you know too busy watching reruns of something that i don't know here it is um producer

00:14:07.420 afron told me to do this in case anyone has a problem with it um so if you scroll up a little bit

00:14:11.540 you see that i posted i just said if anyone got any questions here's david menzi's video about

00:14:18.240 patrick brown in case you want to be aware at least you know like 18 people were pat myself on

00:14:24.180 the back and then this guy says they're not doing journalism they're on payroll by pierre

00:14:27.300 polyev's campaign i have a feeling that might come back to he might want to delete that one

00:14:31.960 dakota that sounds like it's a little bit of libelous to me because we are not i criticize

00:14:36.920 personally criticize pierre polyev all the time so i don't know if he's uh what's going on there

00:14:43.320 dakota but he's not paying me polyev puppet andrew you are just that rhymes strings are being colds

00:14:49.700 polyev puppet.com how much excuse me uh andrew how much is pure polyev paying you just the dollar

00:14:55.560 figure please how much um you know well i think for every canadian that uh it's best if we build

00:15:01.480 cricket factories and the largest cricket just the dollar figure please um the cricket factory

00:15:06.340 mainly as you can see he is being paid by the pierre polyev campaign he refuses to give me the

00:15:11.500 dollar figure uh we just need the cricket protein are we ready for our break send it away take away

00:15:19.260 mike walden that's a super dave osborne reference before probably everyone's time yeah

00:15:24.120 you

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00:15:45.060 you know dakota i'm reminded of a time when somebody messaged me and told me that our

00:16:01.580 barbecue rebellion t-shirt was a product of satanism and uh numerology and everything and

00:16:07.400 that all the letters in the t-shirt equaled up to like 666 or something nice we properly planned

00:16:13.000 that they have like a full diagram break they did yeah that's great it's like you know like i've

00:16:17.360 seen those on like the monster can or like the breakdown oh this is all the symbols of satan

00:16:21.180 but that's great to see it's always a specific phrase and if you change it a little bit it

00:16:26.100 doesn't make any sense but it's always got to be the specific phrase reminds me of the number 23

00:16:30.480 the movie uh probably your favorite movie but truck not trucker rebellion farmer rebellion.com

00:16:37.120 um is where we're going to be posting all of our stuff with the dutch i don't know what you want

00:16:42.320 to call it i guess just a rebellion but we're seeing videos where they're blocking airport

00:16:46.500 entrances um setting fire to hay bales on the highway all the classic stuff that they've you know

00:16:53.620 come to be well i don't believe they burned anything in canada besides churches and that wasn't the

00:16:58.640 farmers um but roadway stoppages even uh port stoppages what is your immediate reaction to this

00:17:05.740 dakota and let me pose it make it the question even more difficult to you what is your reaction to

00:17:10.700 somebody who would say just like they said about coots and the border here that they're saying

00:17:15.360 that this is not the proper way to go about things you can't shut down commerce because of your

00:17:19.860 political opinion what's your opinion on that okay well first to set the scene as to what's going on

00:17:24.040 here please because i i'm by no means an expert on the topic but basically the basics of what's going

00:17:29.360 on is it's in protest of these green and net zero policies that's sort of the uh the justification

00:17:35.860 for these absurd policies that are being pushed onto these farmers that are forcing them to like

00:17:41.820 you know it's causing them issues with not being able to use certain fertilizers and having them to

00:17:46.360 you know like basically kill off their livestock and not be able to produce as much food basically

00:17:52.020 their livelihoods and the economy is already being strangled by the dutch government right now which is

00:17:58.500 all sort of inspired by these world economic forum policy uh pushes essentially and so when you say

00:18:05.840 oh well going at like uh blocking critical infrastructure and stopping uh you know the

00:18:10.980 economy that's not good that's what's happening in the first place here is these farmers who you

00:18:15.480 know as i always say farmers are the backbone of america they bring the food to your table andrew

00:18:20.000 well these farmers uh across all the netherlands are being strangled and basically their economy is kind

00:18:27.680 of being strangled by these insane policies that are i would say are egregious enough to justify

00:18:33.600 this essentially it's an uprising this is a full-on revolt from this you know working class rebellion

00:18:39.920 in a similar fashion do we saw that we saw here in canada but this is to the next level this is like

00:18:45.260 another degree of desperation they're not just going and parking their trucks on the city streets

00:18:49.400 of ottawa to make a statement they are like actually rising up and we see insane footage of

00:18:54.080 the response from police and officials here and this is like like you're saying it's a full-on

00:18:58.220 uprising full-on rebellion it's crazy to see we've got some of the footage here for you and i'd like to

00:19:02.860 point out we're talking about pierre pierre would be against these blockages he was against the

00:19:07.800 blockage for and i'm not telling you to be for or against it i'm just informing you that pierre

00:19:12.900 pauliev was against the blocking of the border um in alberta and ontario he was okay for some reason

00:19:19.560 it's okay to block a city in ottawa that was he you know was for had his hand forced into supporting

00:19:25.380 that so shutting down a city bad or i mean good shutting down a border bad because doug now doug

00:19:31.420 ford and the governor of new york are involved so we got to put a stop to that so i would have to

00:19:35.760 imagine to be consistent pierre pauliev is going to say nothing about this because to be consistent

00:19:40.840 he would have to be against all this stuff and if we bring up that article lewis wrote again i'd

00:19:45.640 just like to read some of the statistics they had there um regarding what the restrictions on these

00:19:51.200 farmers would be the dutch government's proposal could see the decimation of the country's

00:19:54.960 agricultural sector through a plan to reduce nitrogen emissions which is estimated to produce

00:19:59.260 around 40 of the country's total nitrogen emissions that would be the farming industry

00:20:04.340 livestock farming makes up a large share of the netherlands agriculture industry and a proposal

00:20:08.620 to reduce the number of livestock has become a hot issue and of course this goes in line with the

00:20:13.760 2030 agenda people talk a lot about which is now only eight years away dakota so some of these

00:20:18.860 countries who may have been slacking on claus's uh suggestions have to really accelerate

00:20:24.380 keyword accelerate um things towards their green energy um goals and christy freeland's doing it

00:20:33.320 um the brits are going to be doing it harder and faster soon i think once these people who you know

00:20:39.780 they're liberal lights like boris and them are getting out um i think they'll replace them with

00:20:45.660 more compliant leaders and we're seeing it in australia as well where they say um climate change is

00:20:51.700 racist and sexist as well so we have to battle it even more so so they're really accelerating it

00:20:56.120 here and the dutch uh people seem to be taking the brunt of it so you know they're putting farm

00:21:01.740 equipment in front of airport entrances let's play some of this footage olivia we've got that's the

00:21:06.760 bales of hay i was reference referencing being burned on the highway um everybody just passing by

00:21:14.240 and because it it seems like they're not going to stand for it like they're going to cut off it

00:21:20.540 sounds like 30 to 40 percent of their job and their production um and people are going to suffer

00:21:26.760 and there's going to be shortages you saw you've seen shortages in the united states but what what

00:21:33.640 they're doing there is it's a smaller country they're just going to push it through harder and

00:21:38.380 faster it's not as easy to push things through hard and fast in the united states um in canada they

00:21:44.900 see no need to i feel like they'll just do it at their own pace um we got our cricket factory here

00:21:50.000 in ontario we'll just do it over a short short period of time like 10 years and uh canada will

00:21:56.520 just deal with it but in places like the netherlands and in europe they're going to push it through uh as

00:22:02.580 fast as they want or can because there's traditionally in the last decade hasn't been as much you know

00:22:09.580 resistance to these left-wing ideologies so it's not that easy to do it in places like america where

00:22:16.020 there are guns whereas in france where they put it through and they had to deal with the yellow vest

00:22:20.380 resistance um even though that's what they voted for now in the netherlands they're going to see

00:22:25.260 what the canadian police saw is that you can't just grab uh seven women you hired fight for diversity

00:22:30.580 no offense to them it's not their fault but uh they're not going to be able to lift up these big

00:22:36.020 stacks of hay off the highway and just like in canada they're going to see that you you need a special

00:22:40.120 tow truck to tow away uh large farming vehicles and trucks and stuff like that dakota yeah yeah

00:22:45.700 it's absolutely like you're saying like with shortages that's kind of the thing on top of

00:22:49.500 this it's not just oh no the farmers are hurting with their own jobs and livelihood and like this

00:22:54.460 is something that would affect literally every single person in the country and anyone who does

00:22:58.340 trade and business with them as far as they be basically throttling their food production and you

00:23:04.180 know it'll have a ripple effect throughout everything while we're already dealing with so many ripple

00:23:07.840 effects from you know as biden likes to call it putin's price hike and uh you know the ukraine

00:23:13.140 russia war going on and all the oil issues and all the supply chain crisis and already crazy

00:23:18.520 inflation and shortages and supply chain stuff it's just this is all kind of coming to a head with

00:23:24.560 these insane government policies going on in the netherlands so yeah people are rising up i'm not

00:23:29.700 again i'm not going to necessarily condone it like i'm no expert in in the issue i don't know all of

00:23:34.640 the particulars and i'm not actually there on the ground but you know what it seems to me like

00:23:40.040 these farmers are putting their foot down a line has been crossed andrew i will say and uh seems like

00:23:46.040 some crazy stuff has gone on over there well it seems to me that it should be apparent to most people

00:23:51.720 now that this is on purpose by governments um they no longer care for compliance to get green energy

00:23:59.180 legislation pushed through they just say we're going to do it without pushing the legislation

00:24:05.020 through or we're going to take what we already have and take it to the most extremes as we can

00:24:09.220 we have christie freeland saying this is a reminder of why a climate change action is so important

00:24:14.220 so they're they're forcing this stuff through they don't care about the gas prices being high

00:24:18.240 they don't care about cost of living being high as long as they're doing what their superiors want

00:24:24.080 them to do and whether that's a giant green energy corporation from china who produces solar panels

00:24:30.360 because that's what it's going to do whether it's um mastercard whether it's microsoft these companies

00:24:37.020 that are gigantic and have a lot of influence and power and google who participate in these world

00:24:43.220 economic forum meetings they're going to get the job done for them no matter what it doesn't exactly

00:24:48.700 matter to them because they don't actually care about their country now why would i suggest that

00:24:53.400 because they talk about all the time how horrible their country is if justin trudeau is going to get

00:24:57.580 up there and say canada is a racist dangerous country with people dropping dead all over the

00:25:01.820 place that hates its native population then you think he actually like loves the country that he lives in

00:25:07.580 do you think a resident communist in new zealand loves her country that she says is a colonialist

00:25:15.540 horde of terrible people who do terrible things and she doesn't have to answer any question you think

00:25:21.300 she actually cares about making her country better no it's always been about making this global

00:25:26.860 government this global thing and 20 plus years ago it used to be this conspiracy about you know

00:25:32.200 the global thing and we're going to make the amero like the north american version of the the euro

00:25:37.460 and it's all about a global government and we i don't know about you dakota but we would get taught

00:25:41.880 in schools about how great globalization is for trade and how we don't need to have borders and how europe

00:25:47.080 doesn't need to have borders because it's so cool you can just travel anywhere bro and how uh

00:25:52.260 canada australia can zook and you should you can just travel anywhere bro that's all it's about

00:25:57.440 but really it's about a certain amount of people who are unelected making decisions that line their

00:26:02.940 pockets and therefore they don't have to answer to anybody like the european union like the world

00:26:08.160 economic forum like the who get these international accords in order like the paris climate accord

00:26:14.100 it makes china money it makes india money uh but it doesn't make anybody else any money and they

00:26:19.700 don't care about that because they're sitting atop some sort of ivory tower that doesn't have a flag

00:26:24.880 upon it unless it's like a un flag or a gay pride flag with added chevrons and some and ukraine

00:26:32.700 colors we can't forget that dakota i think it's just a world economic form flag it's just all those

00:26:37.520 put together that's right it should just be a giant square let's play christia freeland here uh being evil

00:26:43.220 to put it lightly from my perspective this price increase in in fuel costs is a reminder of why

00:26:56.040 climate action is so important and why as a country we have to work even harder and move even faster

00:27:06.460 towards a green economy it's an insurance policy oh against higher energy prices from you have to

00:27:15.080 pay more money so that you can save money yeah like and well i think also the context that i think if

00:27:21.460 i'm remembering this correctly it was like a seek trucker who's asking this or it was someone in the

00:27:25.560 media but it was i don't know some something was related to the truckers and i think he was seek

00:27:29.780 anyway that's not particularly relevant but it's just i find it so interesting that like so uh deputy

00:27:36.960 minister and finance minister we're really struggling right now with gas prices what are you going to do

00:27:41.180 about it oh yeah during a press conference brampton shipping company okay that's what it was red fm

00:27:45.540 reporter who uh yeah okay high fuel prices and so basically yeah like you know we're suffering under

00:27:51.540 these high fuel prices what are you going to do well i think it's just really important that uh this just

00:27:55.900 underscores why it's so important to implement our climate policies it's like well okay like what are

00:28:01.360 you going to do for me i'm suffering right now paying high fuel prices like well no you're meant

00:28:05.200 to suffer and let me explain to you why your suffering is good for you yeah and how it's going to serve you

00:28:10.480 and uh it just really helps to light the fire under you that you need to get with uh not driving your

00:28:16.900 truck and doing your job i mean like are we going to have tesla climate uh tesla uh you know electric

00:28:23.280 trucks driving up on the down the streets in uh tomorrow like until they start giving teslas to

00:28:29.440 you for 10 grand and the government's paying the rest even though that would still be your own money

00:28:33.500 going towards it like they tried having this huge rebate for electric cars in ontario for years and

00:28:39.100 it didn't work they uh doug ford who's the greatest premier of all time in terms of you know caring about

00:28:45.580 you got together justin trudeau and made uh electric car plant i mean they're not they're forcing

00:28:53.220 everything the market is not demanding electric vehicles at this point because everything else

00:28:58.340 is so much more expensive and all these things they've decided to push all these things through

00:29:02.520 at the same time and once you say that you don't care about people being poor and this is all good

00:29:07.680 for them then what can't you put through put through economically you can put through force people

00:29:12.440 to buy electric car you can say that and make have gas be so high it's not affordable because you can

00:29:16.840 say who cares just buy an electric car and i'll be better you can say who cares about carbon tax

00:29:21.120 we're going to get to these goals whether you like it or not the government acts as its own

00:29:25.900 lobbying and own activist groups for what the people in the government want to do

00:29:30.300 and they have lost sight of any connection with regular people and this is conservatives as well

00:29:36.020 pierre is the best you're going to get in the mainstream politicians but he's not the best you're

00:29:40.520 going to get in terms of politics in general but what the conservative party does is they look to

00:29:46.180 what reactions they get instead of putting through things that they may or may not individually think

00:29:52.100 is the right idea they govern by way of what do the liberals say to us what does twitter say to us

00:29:58.460 what do people that we pay to tell us say to us they don't look to what people say to us whereas the

00:30:04.160 liberals say we don't even care about any of that we care about what we think and then their leaders

00:30:09.480 say we don't care about what anybody thinks because this is how we want to run the world because this

00:30:13.900 makes us the most money so you've got this you know slippery slope where it's like okay you got

00:30:19.320 these people at the top the top of these huge corporations and then they feed something down

00:30:23.280 to justin trudeau or joe biden for example and then their politics you know they're really bad

00:30:28.580 according to myself but then it slides down a little bit to the conservative party where it's like

00:30:32.500 well we can't be quite like them because we think their stuff is bad but we can't stray too far from

00:30:37.040 it either or else they're not going to deal with us and the people online are not going to deal with us

00:30:41.520 and the jimmy fallons and the james cordons and whomever else and cbc and tvo aren't going to deal

00:30:48.500 with us so it goes down and down and down and what does that happen and what happens from that is the

00:30:53.200 slippery slope of policies where five years ago the liberals were so bad for doing that but now

00:30:58.200 they've gotten so much worse that it's okay that we now adopt these positions from five years ago

00:31:02.240 because it doesn't seem as bad but we still want to be able to play ball we still want to get into the

00:31:06.560 into the um the press gallery and everything we still want everybody to be our friend and but most

00:31:12.900 of all they want to be liked by mainstream media i don't know why dakota i don't know why people care

00:31:17.100 about being liked by these political nerds i mean first thing that comes to mind is the guy who kicked

00:31:22.580 out alexa and and lincoln and menzies from uh leading the conservative party's events i forget his

00:31:29.220 name too but that's what comes to mind and why do you want to be friends with these people these

00:31:32.940 mainstream outlets like there's some nice people there you've got some nice people the toronto sun

00:31:37.980 and you've got some nice people at other outlets maybe like global or something or ctv i don't know

00:31:43.220 of any of them but i'm sure there's some decent people there just trying to get into the industry

00:31:47.920 and produce some videos and stuff like that but it's not like they're one they're not cool people

00:31:52.220 they're not interesting but they're not smart dakota i'm sorry to tell you but we're like year five years

00:31:57.240 down the road now here we have to pretend like these people have oh we these people that hate us are

00:32:02.180 are actually good people they don't just want to send you to jail and censor you online and

00:32:06.720 ruin your life and destroy the economy but they're still nice people no they're just a lot of them are

00:32:11.640 not that intelligent and that's what you have to understand is it's like a baseball team when you've

00:32:15.900 got jeff zucker formerly of cnn picking his team and making his draft picks he's picking uh what's his

00:32:22.520 face don lamone he's picking uh brian stelter these are this what this guy thinks is a good person to put

00:32:28.140 on television so when you've got people the toronto star saying let's have our race and

00:32:32.680 gender reporter and let's have this person who reports on nonsense daily and calls everything

00:32:38.380 racist these are the people who are in charge of picking these people and either you think they're

00:32:43.780 doing it for evil reasons or they're just not that intelligent dakota and i'm and we're years like

00:32:48.640 i said down the river here where i have to to read all these things online every day and it gets

00:32:54.580 funneled down to me and it's like who are you and cbc is covering the conservative election

00:33:00.140 and the ontario election and we've got a billion dollars we've got holograms and stuff we've got

00:33:05.580 graphics coming out of our out of face in 3d ways and you've got six people on a panel that you've

00:33:10.920 never heard of and they're telling you about crap that even a 13 year old will think is dumb or a 13

00:33:15.580 year old with green hair is writing in their essay on the weekend and you're just like oh these are

00:33:19.880 respectable people even though they're saying i should be in jail and that i'm a terrorist

00:33:23.320 and and it goes through all these outlets and i don't know what the solution is yet dakota but

00:33:29.000 i'm going to tell you that the stuff that people are doing in the netherlands if anything it should

00:33:33.120 tell the pop the the politicians that maybe we need to start listening to people but i don't think

00:33:37.300 it's going to happen anyway i think they're going down with the ship yeah i think go back to that

00:33:40.380 whole preamble there is like it's the shifting of the overton window right everything is all

00:33:44.040 potentially shifting left and the conservatives keep playing game and they keep shifting left like

00:33:48.060 you're saying put in policies that five years ago were you know considered like just you

00:33:53.280 know pretty far to the left are now just oh yeah that's you know a nice reasonable moderate centrist

00:33:57.800 thing so we can play ball with that we can still call that conservative and there's just it's there's

00:34:02.620 zero principle no matter what side you're on here uh and if there's an issue that you want to gain

00:34:09.100 political capital from it's all just complete virtue signaling there are no real solutions to actual

00:34:13.380 problems and it's all just agendas and ideologies and gaining political points and so yeah it's just

00:34:21.020 tough to really have that principle and there's this disconnect between voters and between politicians

00:34:27.060 and people aren't even speaking the same language anymore when it comes to this sort of stuff so

00:34:31.020 i think it's like there's just such a disconnect between people themselves like top to bottom and

00:34:36.480 side to side and i think we just need more people to push past these sort of artificial barriers

00:34:43.400 we've thrown up actually have logical rational long-form discussions about issues find where we actually

00:34:50.240 have common ground because there is so much more common ground than we realize i think and it takes

00:34:55.940 something like these things like the trucker rebellion or the farmer rebellion all that sort

00:35:00.920 of things for people to sort of wake up a little bit i think and kind of realize oh yeah we agree at

00:35:05.780 least on some issues a little more and of course the media try to demonize these things as much as

00:35:09.860 possible and use them as wedge issues but yeah i feel like when people are able to just sit down

00:35:14.660 and actually discuss things and are able to get you know able to engage with politicians on things

00:35:22.080 that people actually care about and not just be spouting virtuistic talking points or to be saying

00:35:27.260 oh yes i care so much about the saving our planet and our climate and this is an emergency and i'm going

00:35:32.780 to do this for all humanity so you're all going to give me all of your money and give me all the power

00:35:36.460 and i'm going to save you i'm going to do with the impossible but because i say it's possible

00:35:40.980 i will do it if you just give me enough money and power and so you know and people just believe it

00:35:46.440 and it's all virtuistic and uh yeah we kind of work ourselves into a mess here so well if people

00:35:51.620 want examples just look at patrick brown just look what he does he doesn't care that things are locked

00:35:56.520 down and he'll go break the rules anyways he'll hire uh tons of security to make sure everybody's

00:36:01.620 you know compliant and then he'll go and get people um who may or may not be working on company out on

00:36:08.960 city hours to work on his campaign you look at person who is working with him michelle

00:36:13.920 rumpel garner she got out she's an example of one of these people that has the the slippery slope of

00:36:19.320 an overton window that you can throw a beach ball through when she's saying uh how toxic and white the

00:36:24.580 conservative party is and then you got erin o'toole who thinks that it's amazingly important to walk

00:36:29.780 around in high heels and make sure that he's giving his wife a drink because people were offended that

00:36:34.320 she gave him a drink and that's so funny you know these are the people that are in these parties

00:36:39.520 and i'm worried dakota that even if you get uh a pierre polyev in government if he's the best choice

00:36:46.360 even though i think roman baber is probably a better choice than him you get these people

00:36:49.880 erin o'toole is still going to be there michelle rumpel garner is still going to be there they have

00:36:54.040 as much power as any person in their position has and their influence is still there unless they

00:36:59.700 completely back off and be like i'm just going to collect my paycheck they're still able to feed

00:37:03.920 their ideas enough to the point where patrick brown was in like the top three running with like

00:37:08.440 social justice girl and his sneaky patrick isms and they're and they still got a ton of support

00:37:14.740 in his city yeah well here's the thing i see with the conservative leadership race is that those people

00:37:18.280 are still there the issue most up until recently was the fact that those people like erin o'toole

00:37:22.900 actually was sitting in the top spot making those calls and my biggest gripe with canada's current

00:37:27.840 political system is our party whip system where it's just like you have these handful of leaders

00:37:31.860 sitting on top of these parties who are making the calls and every single member of the party has

00:37:36.060 to toe the line toe the party line do what the leader says or else you just get kicked out of

00:37:40.060 the party if you speak your mind and so it's like we have this false democracy sort of going on where

00:37:45.140 it's like we're having this debate but this debate is just me shouting the talking points that i've been

00:37:49.280 handed for the party and if i step outside the line here think independently as a sitting member of

00:37:54.500 parliament who should be accountable to the people i represent not to my party leader then we just have

00:37:59.420 these sort of artificial kind of it's like a monarchy within the party yeah exactly and so i mean if

00:38:05.540 you take the most hopeful view of someone like peer polyev if you if you think he could be someone who

00:38:10.160 would be principled and would pull the party in that direction good but even best case say he does

00:38:15.300 that like how much change can you do until the next election cycle when you know if you get a good

00:38:20.960 leader in and that good leaders voted out it's like all right well then what next so well that's why

00:38:24.960 there are arguments for the u.s system albeit a two-party system when somebody gets in they can

00:38:31.060 actually get stuff done um thanks for watching us ramble on here um i think we're very intelligent

00:38:37.000 people so it doesn't matter um we want to show this video we're talking about all these stupid global

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00:38:47.880 break right after that so let's full screen that and uh we'll talk to you on the other side about

00:38:52.660 eating bugs uh we'll talk to you in a moment this is a woman in australia talking about the

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00:40:59.280 the station will revolutionize everything one of the features of this fourth industrial revolution is that

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00:42:20.160 this series i cannot wait till the time we sign canary use for our docu-series or uh

00:42:34.800 lawrence fishburn you know yeah he'd be cool you know he used to go by larry fishburn in the early 90s i noticed

00:42:40.720 and at some point he wanted to be more professional i guess if larry's unprofessional i don't know um

00:42:46.800 we're talking about eating bugs dakota christensen as we all know and love and this is a very great

00:42:51.520 resetty uh episode of rebel news live stream rebelnews.com slash live stream to be completely

00:42:58.000 honest is where you would find the best link and of course we must reiterate that you can ask us anything

00:43:03.120 you want um through a rumble rant or a odyssey hyper chat and they do that with some crypto for

00:43:09.920 which crypto they use yeah for uh for odyssey yeah i think libraries library libraries i see tv's

00:43:17.760 dakota christensen i mean that's you tv's lincoln jay's walking into the studio he's got lots of great

00:43:23.200 things to say maybe he's doing stuff that you should be paying attention to i don't know but i'd keep it

00:43:28.800 locked to lincoln's twitter in the coming days wink wink nudge nudge but uh nicole kidman and her

00:43:34.560 talons i mean let's be honest she is a praying mantis of some kind and uh she's promoting the

00:43:41.440 bug eating and i also watched um a clip of james corden and uh anna ferris were eating bugs on his

00:43:49.680 show you know there's nothing james corden won't shill for um and then probably any really any late night

00:43:56.800 host is willing to do whatever they're told jimmy kimmel and uh stephen colbert topped the list i

00:44:02.320 think on that james corden kind of does it with a jollier mood but he's eating bugs he's saying

00:44:07.040 cockroaches taste great now we have nicole kidman saying how great uh these worms are you can see

00:44:12.560 she doesn't want to eat more than one in this video we're about to show but you know vanity fair

00:44:19.520 gets the money funneled to them from somewhere i'm sure and i'm pretty sure nicole kidman doesn't

00:44:23.600 just come on a huge channel they've got a big youtube channel vanity fair i'm pretty sure she

00:44:27.840 doesn't just come on here and as like a 50 or 60 year old woman and just agree to eat bugs for no

00:44:33.280 reason when there's no way she's eating them on her own time ever in her life i don't know you're

00:44:38.400 calling her praying mantis you're saying it's a well she's just like you know she's all fingers

00:44:45.120 and nails i feel like it's fair and she's acting like it's delicious because they want you to eat the

00:44:49.600 bugs like this they've always been they've been pushing the bugs for the last two years dakota

00:44:53.680 but now it's just like let's put it on talk shows and let's put it on big youtube channels and

00:44:57.520 see how great the bug eating is let's play this i'm nicole kidman and i am going to eat

00:45:03.440 so elegant the way she eats whims that could that might not even have been her

00:45:08.400 so she looks like a prop no i mean when they zoom in on the micro livestock cornworms

00:45:16.480 they're like what if that's just a gummy where they're going gummy worm they've replaced it with

00:45:23.040 extraordinary yeah sure very that's why you had just one can't quite describe the flavor but

00:45:30.080 you know once they stop filming she's like this is disgusting i can't believe it

00:45:35.920 probably the same cut as the first one just a little side note two billion people in the

00:45:40.640 world eat bugs who do they get with this do you think dakota here we go because nicole kidman isn't

00:45:45.600 some young body actress on the bachelorette or pretty little liars if that's still a show

00:45:52.960 yeah i i feel like this is even just a reference point like i can imagine someone writing up an article

00:45:58.400 telling you to eat the bugs just like nicole kidman on this one vanity fair thing yeah hyperlink

00:46:03.360 like crickets are the most popular one as we saw see like she can't even hold a straight face when

00:46:08.640 she's eating that out of the wing did i catch you andrew no she's like i said rather skeletal

00:46:15.920 um she hasn't been in a movie that i cared for in probably like 30 years if then

00:46:20.720 was she catwoman michelle pfeiffer because she thinks that things that were attractive to people

00:46:28.960 about her a hundred years ago are still relevant because people around her are still telling her

00:46:33.440 that she's beautiful i mean she doesn't look her age but she's also wearing a lot of makeup and has

00:46:39.840 lots of plastic surgery you can tell her nothing around her cheeks actually move and her eyes she looks

00:46:45.520 so fake so i'm guessing this is gonna go to push towards the people who are just hyper uh celebrity

00:46:53.040 you know feasting up that stuff on snapchat on instagram like it's the greatest content in the

00:46:58.160 world right after they go on only fans and right before um what's something else that they do i

00:47:05.600 couldn't tell you right before they watch the same thing over and over on netflix which more normal

00:47:11.520 people do so i'm not gonna condemn it there you go but uh yeah i mean when it comes to eating the

00:47:16.720 bugs like i got no problem if people want to eat bugs eat the bugs like and if you want to promote

00:47:21.360 eating bugs promoting the bugs like you know and if if that's a that's what the market chooses you

00:47:26.160 know i'm not gonna i don't care if you eat beef or if you eat bugs or you know promoting whatever

00:47:31.280 but uh it's when you start forcing people to eat the bugs when you start telling them you know

00:47:35.360 we're gonna regulate excessively all these other foods and like have perverse government

00:47:40.000 incentives so that you don't eat meat and eat bugs instead like well they're gonna do it to

00:47:46.800 you know say that they're fighting climate change but also the margins on bug meat compared to beef

00:47:52.960 must be astronomical you what is this bug pizza looks like is it producer really a bug pizza why

00:48:00.800 would you do this to us oh oh let's see what sort of bugs are on there that's that's so disgusting

00:48:05.360 those crickets or those worms i mean honestly you throw anything on a nice slab of dough put some

00:48:11.040 cheese on it and sauce you know it's probably you know a little crunch in there like i would try

00:48:15.680 but like you give me different types of foods bugs in it like i'll give it a try just to be

00:48:19.360 adventurous for fun you know that's what china wants dakota you know i'll give it a shot eating

00:48:24.160 no problem tick tock you know what protein is protein is it you take your soybeans out of here

00:48:30.400 young man you know what i got no problem eating a little tofu uh you should it's terrible for the

00:48:35.040 environment that's soybean yeah well again i i've just said you know whether it's soybeans or whether

00:48:39.680 it's bugs or whether it's beef you know what i i'm not i'm just thinking like sure it's food i'll

00:48:44.080 eat it but uh it's just when you start pushing different stuff when it's like all right the government

00:48:49.680 tells you now beef is bad this other stuff is bad you know but eat your bugs kids like

00:48:56.000 no i'm hoping the uh the muslim contingent in canada says no to this because are bugs halal

00:49:03.760 that's an excellent question bugs kosher i would love to know um social media guru yak off pollock i'd

00:49:10.000 like you to answer me by tweeting at me or something by letting us know if bugs can be kosher and this

00:49:16.160 isn't meant to be an insult i really just want to know because i'm hoping that these religions will

00:49:20.480 say no we can't eat that stuff yeah i'm actually i'm very curious because you know a lot of the

00:49:25.360 the sort of mentality around those religious you know like eating restrictions like oh you can't

00:49:29.680 eat this because it's unclean like these animals are considered unclean and i can't think of anything

00:49:34.480 that seems more unclean to me than an earthworm something's literally roll like you know pigs roll

00:49:40.080 around in the mud so to speak but uh these things literally burrow through the ground there's nothing

00:49:45.200 more dirty than a bug so did you know that if when pigs go into oh we got something fruits and

00:49:49.840 vegetables by nature are kosher insects are not good i'm glad when was this uh printed what's the

00:49:58.320 date on this question all right so it's probably free from some political bias here so i'm happy to

00:50:05.920 hear that but uh that's just one website we'll have to get uh sure we'll have to get confirmation from

00:50:11.120 yankee but um you know i learned recently that pigs once you return them to the wild let's say

00:50:16.960 you've got a farm pig a big fat pig once it goes into the wild it's one of the only or maybe the

00:50:22.400 only but one of the only animals that actually starts physically changing before your eyes into

00:50:27.520 a wild animal the tusks start to come out the snout starts to come out the fur starts to come out

00:50:33.120 interesting yeah you can go and hunt it wild boar hunting sounds fun it probably tastes just like some

00:50:38.320 sort of smoked ham if i had to guess and did you know they also know that pork belly and bacon are

00:50:44.000 just almost the same thing they're from the same area yeah pretty well it's different forms of

00:50:48.320 cooking yeah yeah you're learning a lot here about bugs and pigs on the rebel news live meats the

00:50:54.640 proteins kids uh and we were our own joe rogan experience here justin trudeau um slipped up once

00:51:01.760 again and you know dakota like i said five years down the line maybe five six seven years ago i'm

00:51:07.040 just like oh he's just making a regular mess up with his language yeah um but at this point no benefit

00:51:13.440 of the doubts given to justin trudeau he's not in blackface in this video which is rare for him

00:51:18.320 so let's just go ahead and hear his little slip up here yeah great clip uh or whether it's our most

00:51:24.560 recent initiative on uh banning uh sorry on freezing uh the market for firearms uh which will uh start

00:51:33.440 moving us in the right direction over the media these are things that you all have voices in and

00:51:40.480 i'm really excited about they are slowly getting rid of guns as best they can because how we continue

00:51:46.720 by parallel from earlier australia they're just giving up their guns right away they're you know assault

00:51:52.400 weapon claim buyback and anything but farmers um they gave it up right away canada it's not quite

00:51:59.120 as easy so they have to go step by step and uh it's a plan over a certain amount of years and as long

00:52:05.040 as they're in power they're going to keep going towards that plan and what are the conservatives

00:52:08.320 done exactly to stop gun rights from being stripped away and gun restrictions um literally nothing

00:52:14.080 like going back to erin o'toole he campaigned when he was running for leader of the conservative party that

00:52:18.480 he was going to repeal the justin trudeau ordering council that banned the list of 1500 firearms

00:52:23.760 making them illegal overnight and that was actually just after the mass shooting in nova scotia and

00:52:28.720 there's the whole scandal right now that information for that investigation was intentionally leaked by

00:52:33.680 the rcmp in order to further that liberal gun banning agenda but erin o'toole campaigned saying that

00:52:39.920 he would repeal that and he's gonna fight against this and he's you know not gonna punish legal firearms

00:52:44.480 owners and then when it came to election time was like oh um actually we're not going to change a

00:52:48.640 single thing that justin trudeau did because uh we don't want to do that because that's controversial

00:52:53.920 so erin o'toole you said what you really thought too there just like justin trudeau yeah you think

00:53:00.560 that i i think that uh if we could just throw up an image of erin o'toole on the screen for a moment

00:53:05.600 i just high heels please i just think that uh his you know lovely shining porcelain head um and his

00:53:13.840 general agedness for uh his actual age and and how old is he countenance upon him he's what like

00:53:20.080 not even 50 is he i'm like you know i don't know he looks pretty old for his age i think he looks

00:53:25.040 older there i think he's just the spinning image of look at that is that not screaming cool a little

00:53:29.600 your friends at mcclain's magazine he just that is cool andrew how do you not want to be him now

00:53:35.760 type in simpsons homer shino ballo um for when homer sticks his head in the bowling ball shining

00:53:42.960 machine it's almost erin o'toole if erin o'toole shaved his head i mean how did nobody come with

00:53:48.560 like the liberal staffers need to pay me for propaganda purposes oh my god he's paying for

00:53:54.800 what he paid by the liberals um i would come up with genius things but of course i don't think

00:53:59.200 they want to appear to be so mean um homer simpson erin o'toole photos next to each other shining their

00:54:06.320 head maybe too mean i mean you can't help going bald i mean i'm not going to say that uh that's something

00:54:12.160 you should insult somebody for because most of the time people don't choose to be bald but erin

00:54:16.800 o'toole i mean we'll just it will call it a hair levy instead of yeah it's not it's not hairlessness

00:54:24.720 it's just a levy on hair exactly um reference looks like we're not we're not finding it my efforts

00:54:31.200 for googling we're not my words were not good enough i don't think you go back to that uh that trudeau

00:54:36.320 slip up on the gondobank so you're saying it's like oh it's a slippery slope like i'll hear some people

00:54:39.920 say like oh this one like like for example in the states like oh they want to raise the age to

00:54:43.840 purchase firearms for uh you know to 21 which honestly i'm behind like you know for like if

00:54:48.800 you're supposed to be 21 to drink alcohol sure you should be 21 to buy a fire that's not our age for

00:54:52.880 alcohol no i'm saying i'm talking about the states right now i just said i just said like you know in

00:54:56.240 the states i'm talking and there's sort of that slippery slope argument of oh well they raise a

00:55:00.160 firearm the rage the age to purchase firearms at 21 then they're gonna ban this then this and it's a

00:55:05.840 slippery slope but in canada it's not even like that it's literally trudeau saying our efforts to

00:55:12.400 ban i mean freeze and even after he corrects himself and says freeze which is going to help

00:55:16.720 us to keep moving in the right direction towards you know banning all right firearms like he just you

00:55:23.120 know as he carries on that sentence he's already saying exactly what he's intending because we need

00:55:27.520 to keep moving in this direction of progress for gun safety of removing it like it's just so clear

00:55:33.040 what his agenda is he's not trying to hide it uh and it just i don't know it's it's i'm surprised

00:55:38.720 there isn't more pushback on that because i feel like so many people know even if you're in favor of

00:55:43.920 more gun safety as opposed to gun rights it's like so clear all these arbitrary rules aren't doing

00:55:49.600 anything effective i don't get why there isn't more like people yelling questions at him ever like

00:55:54.560 even joe biden is like he he can't get away from questions sometimes in the united states

00:56:00.880 you and you ask the president questions in canada it's like we don't want to upset the

00:56:06.640 prime minister so we can't ask him anything and it's probably because everything's left wing there's

00:56:10.560 no you know even a fox or even a newsmax that's allowed in there because they just say um you guys

00:56:17.040 are too evil to come in here so anybody who's mean can't come and ask his question but even of

00:56:22.000 doug ford he gets upset when you ask him a question jagmeet just i don't know he lets people ask him

00:56:28.800 questions he just laughs and just doesn't really respond but like nobody asks justin trudeau actual

00:56:35.360 questions like christy freeland got one question and there's no follow-up to be like how come you're

00:56:40.240 so full of shit basically and it's like where is any of this and and then there's like whether you

00:56:46.720 believe in the election integrity or not it's happening and people are voting for justin trudeau a

00:56:52.560 lot you hear the excuses of he's doing the best he can the whole east coast voted for him and half

00:57:00.480 of ontario and it's just like what if you don't actually have to hear any of these conversations

00:57:07.200 play out then you're never going to get to the answer because it's clear a lot of these people

00:57:10.720 aren't looking for the answer themselves so you have to get the politicians actually articulate their

00:57:15.680 views and if somebody was just asked justin trudeau what is it that you eventually what's your end

00:57:20.640 goal here so what are you moving towards what's this thing you're moving towards do you want it all

00:57:25.440 ban on guns what's your actual stance on this there's no press secretary even involvement like

00:57:30.800 in the u.s also you have if you don't have access to the president all the time you have the press

00:57:36.560 secretary what surveys jean pierre and jen saki before her coming up and they have to actually answer

00:57:42.160 questions they might not do well um the newest one is terrible jen saki was terrible but this one's even

00:57:48.160 worse than her but at least you have a place where this is supposed to be the president's opinion this

00:57:53.680 person's supposed to reflect the administration and what they actually believe where is the

00:57:58.560 the campaign minister or the uh director of communications or the spokesperson or whatever

00:58:06.320 you want to throw up there person answering questions on behalf of the prime minister why does

00:58:11.360 this not happen daily do people not actually care maybe not but does the press actually care i don't

00:58:16.480 think so at all dakota no i think they give way too much deference to politicians i think that's

00:58:20.800 a general attitude in canada we put them up on a pedestal it's like they're kings on the throne we

00:58:25.680 can go up to them and maybe see if they'll be so gracious enough as to bless us by answering a

00:58:30.800 question but it's like we don't actually care about the answers which oh yeah i asked them this

00:58:34.720 question and it's like to use that example of asking trudeau so what is your end goal like would

00:58:38.720 you support an actual ban on firearms is that your agenda and then he'd spout something oh well i think

00:58:44.320 it's just uh so uh important for all canadians to uh live safely from from guns and then just go on

00:58:52.000 and some other random talking point but yeah like there's no real media accountability and there's no

00:58:57.120 you know getting to the matter at hand of real essence and questions and actually trying to dig

00:59:03.520 down and hold these people accountable because they're supposed to be servants of the public but

00:59:07.760 instead we kind of flip it around here we're a little too oh prince trudeau you know your highness

00:59:12.640 i'm so graced to be in your presence would you be so kind as to maybe say something in response to

00:59:18.080 one question of mine thank you sir and even pierre has avoided debates because he doesn't want to have

00:59:22.320 to ask or have to be uh asked and answer the actual tough questions he'll answer some things but once they

00:59:29.760 get to a certain level you know he doesn't want to ask and answer any questions about transgenderism or

00:59:34.240 anything like that he just wants to say defund the cbc and like even though jagmeet singh has probably the

00:59:40.640 worst views of all of them um like the least thought out even if they are bad from trudeau

00:59:46.640 he probably has thought about how he wants to ban guns yeah jagmeet's probably the one who's most

00:59:50.960 likely to go on like a podcast and actually answer questions about something and he's just not going

00:59:55.680 to care because he knows he's never going to win to be fair props up here like you're saying going on

00:59:59.200 a podcast like going on jordan peterson podcast i thought that was pretty solid for like a long-form

01:00:02.800 sit down with someone who's going to ask direct questions and that i mean it also makes sense not not

01:00:07.040 to be a pure apologist here but strategically it's like i understand why he's not going to

01:00:10.400 debates he's such a clear front runner it's like why you know he's not risking anything then that

01:00:15.760 by just sitting back and not doing them and he's risking everything by going to a debate and looking

01:00:19.680 bad because he's already leaving and why bring up the controversial issues when he's already such a

01:00:23.920 front runner but do you have a jordan peterson impression i don't i will say the best jordan peterson

01:00:29.600 impression you can find on the internet if we just go to youtube we we can do this now if we have the

01:00:34.560 time we're not on that it's a 30 second clip literally just youtube jordan peterson impression

01:00:39.600 spongebob and it is my favorite jordan peterson impression we can close and likely it's a 30 second

01:00:45.040 clip of someone's on that doing an impression of jordan peterson it is so good i think it's

01:00:49.200 originally on tiktok um yeah it's a great video great impression be that top one i think it's it should

01:00:54.160 be the very first thing on youtube you can type in jordan peterson spongebob and click on that yeah

01:00:58.960 that's it that's the one dakota christensen myself andrew chapitose we are here um we're

01:01:04.320 queer get used to it don't clip that dakota wow um rebel news.com live streams is where you get your

01:01:10.240 daily feed for all of your rebel news live streams we got tons of great coverage coming up farmer

01:01:15.440 rebellion.com with lewis brackpool and special guests that will be joining him we can't tell you

01:01:20.720 how or why or where but they'll be dropping in from the ionosphere on the netherlands on amsterdam

01:01:26.800 to get you all that coverage there and of course sneakypatrick.com is where you can find the latest

01:01:32.480 updates from patrick brown that's a hot story right now if you haven't seen the david menzies videos

01:01:36.640 featuring lincoln jay on those videos go watch them even if you're not from ontario even if you're not

01:01:42.160 in this jurisdiction where you have to care about patrick brown um and what he does it's still

01:01:47.120 entertaining as hell just because he's the worst politician ever and he's trying to run as prime

01:01:51.520 minister of the country it's not just around here too so and he runs away it's entertaining from start

01:01:56.320 to finish and you know david menzies just beat just defeats him he's got to have a dartboard with

01:02:02.000 david menzies at home thanks everybody for watching um we'll play this clip and probably uh we want

01:02:08.880 you to go to farmerrebellion.com as well as sneakypatrick.com thanks for watching everybody

01:02:16.400 queen's wave dakota my finest please go to farmerrebellion of course but what does that imply

01:02:26.160 well suppose you could say it implies that in order to survive aquatically as an inanimate bathtub

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