Rebel News Podcast - DAILY Roundup ｜ Freeland caught speeding, Poilievre & Trudeau, Bishop wants 'missing kids' proof

00:00:00.000 hello everyone and a welcome to the daily roundup very happy to be joined today by my co-host and

00:00:20.280 dare i say co-star sid sid how are you doing this fine morning i'm doing all right it's

00:00:26.520 absolute pleasure joining you today adam how's it going for yourself oh great looking forward to it

00:00:31.260 i'm on a a laundry list of streams this week people usually just see me on friday but i'm very

00:00:36.840 happy this really is one of my favorite things throughout throughout this week uh because it's

00:00:41.500 it's really an opportunity to sort of engage with stories live cover a lot of materials

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00:00:50.160 whoever i help on stream with it's always lots of fun but more importantly perhaps is the fact that

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00:01:17.760 before we do some journalism work we want to go through the nuts and bolts of the day before we get

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00:02:11.680 on locals.com and with all of that said i think we are ready to go um quickly very rapidly into our

00:02:20.980 first stories and that's exactly what christia freeland was doing going very very rapidly and

00:02:26.640 we'll talk about this but this is someone who allegedly doesn't have a car i don't know how

00:02:30.600 she must have been peddling her heart out to be going now i have seen some mixed reviews a credit to

00:02:35.620 the counter signal for originally reporting this story despite like we see all the time mainstream media

00:02:40.500 reporting it as their own after the fact um but uh uh counter signal did uh run this story and then

00:02:48.060 it was affirmed and i've heard some sort of mixed comments on no it was 137 no it was 142 regardless

00:02:53.800 for a person who doesn't drive she was traveling very quickly down the highway highway the big story

00:02:59.080 here in my opinion and i'm being a little bit uh tongue-in-cheek here but for uh liberals uh would be

00:03:04.840 that you actually lose at a certain speed some of the environmental and gas efficiency on a vehicle

00:03:10.260 because of air resistance so christia freeland not only broke the law but far more seriously she

00:03:15.820 wasn't using the vehicle as efficiently as possible and therefore it likely had an increased impact on

00:03:20.740 the environment that's the real story here right did well do we know actually what the vehicle was

00:03:25.760 was it electric was it hybrid was it gas but do we know the the specs on that vehicle uh or was it

00:03:31.260 an e-bike uh you know especially juiced up for her uh i just i do think it's funny though i mean

00:03:36.780 what do we hear uh previously to this is the fact that she gets chauffeured around the country

00:03:40.820 basically 24 7 and now we find out about oh she's actually driving oh she's driving in alberta oh

00:03:46.020 she's speeding but where did this come from um so i do find that a little interesting uh i guess her

00:03:52.400 her lack of experience on the road is a bit telling when you look at her environmental policies

00:03:56.060 um nonetheless i don't know if it's i don't know if it's in this exact article though but uh it's

00:04:01.960 interesting the original contact apparently and i'm not this isn't verified i've just read this but

00:04:06.020 to the rcmp indicated there was no tickets given at that time and then her own people confirmed there

00:04:11.600 was a ticket they say her uh spokesperson says that she was going 132 while traveling between grand perry

00:04:18.140 uh and peace river so regardless though i you know what i'm not i'm not judging anyone too harshly

00:04:23.040 for speeding it's it's just the fact that we just had this long speech about how people should ride

00:04:27.800 bikes and take the take the bus christia freeland in this other article was just busted um for saying

00:04:33.540 that she doesn't own a vehicle well she clearly she doesn't own a vehicle she rents vehicles she

00:04:37.680 gets chauffeured around she takes jets around this is just perfectly on brand it couldn't be more on

00:04:44.080 brand for this liberal government it's always always always say one thing do another how fitting is

00:04:50.300 this is there like a certain poetic justice in christian freeland just days after this whole story

00:04:55.920 about her saying she never drives cars one it's the most like sort of out of touch librano like well

00:05:01.440 i don't have a vehicle i have chauffeurs um so technically i don't own a car that's the most

00:05:06.520 isn't that the most liberal story you've ever heard yeah yeah no to say the least it keeps they just keep

00:05:12.260 going down this rabbit hole and i i don't know how many of them uh the mps and stuff like that have

00:05:17.220 you know alleged that they're using their bicycles to get to work this and that and oftentimes what do you

00:05:22.900 see is a lot of these you know high politicians around the world they'll they'll stop their uh

00:05:27.720 their convoy of you know gas guzzling vehicles a couple blocks away from the office and then they'll

00:05:32.300 get on the bicycle to finish the job you know for the publicity of it all um it truly is a shame uh

00:05:37.960 but at the same you know at the same hand uh or at the same time what can you come what have we come

00:05:42.540 to expect from our our liberal you know politicians and bureaucrats that have taken over it's it's exactly

00:05:48.640 this so can i say i'm surprised not really but it does show you know the more of the character of

00:05:53.920 who these people are well and it's just like the other thing too is is it so strongly indicates that

00:05:59.240 they don't really believe what they're pushing and they're doing it for whether it be personal gain or

00:06:03.440 other reasons whatever it is that it's it's oh the coast is going to fall into the ocean then all

00:06:07.840 their mansions are lining the coast it's uh we have to stop uh emitting uh we have to stop emissions

00:06:13.260 it's it's going to kill us all they're all on private jets incessantly it's it's one thing after

00:06:19.300 the other where what they say doesn't line up with what they preach and you look at something like

00:06:23.040 davos or one of these various eco summits that you can see um and it's just jets you can watch the maps

00:06:29.520 of jets flying in if they really believe the stuff that they're saying if they were really so scared

00:06:34.820 um they wouldn't be concerned they wouldn't be doing that they would be acting in a completely

00:06:38.600 different fashion but that's quite clearly not the case so uh actions speak louder than words and

00:06:43.900 it's interesting how many liberals seem to be quite conservative and free market and uh four big

00:06:49.620 vehicles with fast gas engines um presumably i i suppose electric cars can go 140 so kilometers an hour

00:06:57.040 but uh probably not for that long probably not for a long stretch in northern northern alberta um so

00:07:02.780 yeah more hypocrisy here this next tweet absolutely killed me though this is so funny i don't know if

00:07:08.540 you had a chance to see this yet um this is from devon dreeshan uh ucp mla for innisfield and

00:07:14.220 sylvan lake also the minister of transportation and economic corridors now i've had the opportunity

00:07:18.640 to speak with minister dreeshan um and he's doing some really good work on ensuring that the pipelines

00:07:24.460 can actually get through with both of these uh development so all the fighting we're doing over

00:07:30.860 title access and uh arguing with promises they're trying to make it so that there's this massive

00:07:35.520 hallways where they can put numerous resources and get our our stuff up to market so devon dreeshan's

00:07:40.880 doing some really good work but sorry this tweet is so funny um and this was right as this story was

00:07:47.280 breaking he just dropped in alberta it doesn't matter who speed limits are for everybody um and there's a

00:07:55.160 there's a safety notice so clearly he's not quite tagging uh the christy of freeland but you know

00:08:00.960 who this is directed at i love this new alberta brand of sort of like uh irreverent ralph klein style

00:08:09.360 politicking you're seeing a fight um and and i think a lot of people may be concerned that it was

00:08:14.600 what's like kind of get the impression that this way this new oh new maverick oh jumping a little

00:08:25.260 in and out there thank you what i heard you ending on the the new maverick attitude um well what i can

00:08:30.400 say for the moment is at least it is a bit of a fresh break from uh the trudeau regime as as we've

00:08:36.160 been seeing uh there are some good initiatives that are being had in alberta to not only expand our

00:08:41.160 energy uh the the volume of our energy production but also the diversity of energy assets that we

00:08:46.660 have so it is a pro but at the same time there is that caution at hand where you go too far down that

00:08:52.480 road of placating or or appeasing both sides well are you becoming the thing that you are trying to

00:08:57.860 avoid um i don't think that will become the case hopefully let's say um and you know we do hope and

00:09:04.260 look forward to a greater expansion of our energy industry here in alberta especially now as it looks

00:09:09.360 like trudeau's time is coming to an end it'll be nice to actually hopefully see some change uh i

00:09:13.920 mean he still has uh didn't he or the federal government purchase a pipeline that's still not

00:09:18.640 in use i could be you know correct me if i'm wrong there um but they they're not taking the right

00:09:23.360 action and you know you want to talk about the environment and energy i see those as you know very

00:09:27.140 interlaced subjects um you know they they want to reduce the amount of oil and gas that's being

00:09:31.880 produced and they also want to take on environmental initiatives uh for the same reasons how many trees did

00:09:37.220 they plant um they you know have this big initiative that they're going to plant a bunch of trees uh you

00:09:41.920 know for the environment millions of trees or however many the number was um and yet at the

00:09:47.160 end of the day how many did they do like what was it like not even one percent i don't quote me here

00:09:50.680 we're going to see if we can find that article but it's uh it really is shameful and it does tell

00:09:56.080 you exactly where they're at it's they'll tell you they're you know doing this for the environment this

00:10:00.420 and that and then you look at what actually came of the plans that they introduced or the actions

00:10:04.680 they said they were going to take what is it it's nothing it's absolutely nothing it's not even

00:10:09.440 uh it doesn't even hold their own standards well i think i think the amount was two they said they

00:10:15.660 were going to have two billion trees planted and then trudeau was effectively like never mind we're

00:10:20.120 not going to do that it's it's they they don't follow up or fulfill any of these promises and it goes

00:10:25.640 back to this conversation we're going to talk about this in a little bit because i did have the

00:10:28.520 chance to interview the environment mister but uh there's these there's there's these impossible

00:10:33.960 commitments um and 2035 is another one of those commitments they can say the words but they don't

00:10:40.340 have a plan in place whatsoever to make the words reality it's completely inconceivable we're seeing

00:10:46.060 even mainstream journalists environmental critics saying listen you can't do this in fact even stephen

00:10:51.300 gilbo when he's dealing with say the chinese council that he's advising on says oh no it's not really

00:10:56.700 tenable 2060 is a more practical deadline but in alberta he's like no no 2035 in canada they have

00:11:01.920 this 2035 deadline that's the type of thing that a chinese government official would say to hamstring

00:11:06.640 our economy and benefit theirs so that's uh that's wild but that that's the type of governance that we're

00:11:11.800 seeing under this federal government under justin trudeau it's one standard for china and a much

00:11:17.320 stricter standard but there's never plans there's never uh a potential for this to come to fruition it's

00:11:23.060 all just benefit virtue signaling yeah well no and that's exactly it right as you they want to get

00:11:28.980 that that public attention the public discourse going they want to have the discussions at hand

00:11:33.320 being what they're advocating for um but they they don't actually take the action at the end of the

00:11:38.220 day that that's basically how it is every single time um you know i think there is going to be some

00:11:43.580 change here uh federally within you know a short amount of time especially considering the way things

00:11:49.000 are going with trudeau but in the interim it's uh it just keeps getting darker and darker

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00:17:20.480 a little bit about mandatory social media training for someone else jordan peterson but now i'm going

00:17:25.940 to talk about someone who i think maybe could uh could could use some mandatory training in her own

00:17:32.000 right um but the katherine mckenna has just been going off she said anyone opposed to the carbon tax

00:17:37.420 is an arsonist in the colonna fires like that's a crazy thing for a person to say um i think this

00:17:44.400 person actually needs help unless she's just trolling everybody but i don't think that's the case

00:17:48.140 she tweeted we need mandatory climate science lesson for conservative politicians and premiers sounds

00:17:54.940 a bit like a mandatory re-education to me as well as the cost of lives and livelihoods of

00:17:59.600 canadians from climate change the economics of the clean transition otherwise canadians pay the

00:18:03.940 price it's absurd but that's where we're at politicians generally shouldn't say we need

00:18:09.220 mandatory lessons and mandatory education for a certain political group that's not really a great

00:18:15.600 look and if anyone here should be potentially taking some mandatory lessons perhaps it should be

00:18:20.080 the liberal government on say economics affordability free market social principles democratic values

00:18:27.920 any of those things they seem to have forgotten about but how troubling is it for you sit to see

00:18:33.200 this mandatory climate science rhetoric from a former member of the liberal government yeah no it

00:18:40.560 i find it incredible even more so incredible than the other stuff we're just talking about with the

00:18:45.460 censorship and was you know going well beyond the speed limit it how far down the rabbit hole can

00:18:50.680 these people go we need to mandate that you take my educational course because you don't believe me

00:18:55.780 enough so i'm going to force you to sit down and listen to me more and you know this ties in very

00:18:59.700 well with uh that old uh video clip of her i forget when it was uh put out there uh where she's in some

00:19:06.140 bar she's probably a little tips you're uh drunk uh and she made the claim you know if you just say

00:19:11.060 it loud enough you keep repeating it that message will you know get through and you'll be able to

00:19:14.960 basically uh tell the people whatever you want to tell them or advocate whatever you want to advocate

00:19:19.120 from a position of truth and power just by repeating the message and saying it loud and long enough

00:19:24.300 there it is i don't know if we can get the audio on that clip it's absolutely incredible

00:19:27.900 um and that i don't know i'm gonna stop talking for a second to see if they play it with the audio

00:19:32.620 so you know i actually gave them some real advice i said that if you actually say it louder

00:19:38.000 we've learned in the house of commons if you repeat it if you say it louder if that is your

00:19:41.700 talking point people will totally believe it so you know yeah so you pair that yeah yeah you know

00:19:48.620 and you paired that with her saying we need a mandatory climate climate science lesson for

00:19:53.200 conservative politicians and premiers well what is she saying she's saying that we need to mandate

00:19:57.960 our propaganda because it's not true and they're not listening that's the bottom line this woman is

00:20:03.360 is crazy um yeah or extremely evil um and i think there's absolutely no way that she should be allowed

00:20:09.660 back into canadian politics no yeah i think she's that that ship has sailed but then how far off is

00:20:15.700 she from some of the other politicians and the things we're good we're gonna have a bunch from

00:20:18.940 justin trudeau soon but she's not that far off from where they are whether it be the reddit rhetoric

00:20:23.820 on covet 19 restrictions or this now it's it's wild to see um but yeah the the wild thing here is

00:20:30.760 this appropriation i find it more and more lately of the term science by the left is uh whether when

00:20:36.760 you look at it issues like like whether it be abortion gender whatever else it may be you look at

00:20:42.700 any issue within society the the scientific consensus for hundreds of years is absolutely

00:20:49.240 opposed to to what they're advocating for um i most most people i know who are who would identify

00:20:55.700 as conservative are very much for reducing pollution in practical terms for responsible stewardship many

00:21:02.060 of them are hunters who study like animal population patterns and spend more time outdoors not just

00:21:07.540 taking instagram pictures at lake louise but actually outdoors with everybody um conservatives

00:21:13.280 are environmental in the traditional and practical sense they like approaching things practically

00:21:18.160 conservative liberals are are environmental in the abstract can we taxi more sense never in the

00:21:24.100 practical sense um and that's what they want to push and the reason that they insist on this

00:21:28.180 mandatory education is because it isn't really evidence-based it isn't really like oh that factory is

00:21:33.780 directly put polluting into this river we should probably stop that because it's killing all the

00:21:38.220 fish those types of things are practical tangible actions but what progressives and what liberals like

00:21:43.080 is to be able to sign up to something and this is true whether it be lgbtq stuff or environmental

00:21:48.780 stuff or whatever the cause may be um where they don't it's similar with every child matters stuff

00:21:54.780 these people won't actually do anything to help any of those communities or to help the environment

00:21:59.260 or to help ameliorate things for first nations communities across the board all they'll do

00:22:03.760 is change a social media profile update their status let their friends know how much they care

00:22:09.220 but none of these things are action items and it's bizarre i don't know if they're deluded i don't

00:22:14.240 know if they're on board with this but i think for lots of these people they've actually committed

00:22:17.260 themselves to if they just convince other people this is true that's their good deed it doesn't

00:22:21.720 matter if nothing comes of it it doesn't matter if carbon taxes don't actually help the environment

00:22:25.580 as long as they can convince people to agree with them then they've done a moral good

00:22:29.200 in their minds that's where they're at and i i don't know it's hard to tell with trudeau

00:22:34.340 and catherine mckinnon people like this if they bought in and people are directing them

00:22:38.320 or if they're sort of in on the joke i really can't tell anymore because they've jumped the

00:22:43.040 shark so far i can't imagine a person embarrassing themselves publicly so much on purpose

00:22:47.960 well i mean does it matter their their actions know for themselves and they are elected you know

00:22:54.400 officials here in canada they make real change they affect people's lives on a daily basis

00:22:58.880 and i i know there was a some good reporting coming out of what is it pei or the east coast

00:23:03.700 right now uh and what is it one of the ministers is just walking around with ice cream i think it

00:23:07.740 was the environment minister uh and he was being asked uh you know are you not concerned about the

00:23:12.680 people that are dying in wildfires right now and that that's the state of affairs right they're

00:23:16.220 going to go off and smoke their cigars and eat their ice cream you know away from all the

00:23:20.280 busyness of the real world uh and they're they're blatantly ignoring the people that are dying on

00:23:25.040 the streets and and being uh evicted from their homes or displaced from their homes rather uh because

00:23:30.700 of these wildfires and other situations that are actually happening uh it's it truly is a shame

00:23:36.100 and i i'm not sure how long this is going to continue i i guarantee trudeau is going to be out

00:23:40.220 soon because canadians they can't keep going they can't keep uh going on like this and they won't

00:23:44.640 well the other thing that i find so interesting is there it i don't think it's going to be going for

00:23:48.620 longer at least it shouldn't it's gone so far and now as we mentioned off the off the start of the

00:23:53.340 stream is there's a pushback and it isn't just alberta it's saskatchewan it's all over the place

00:23:57.960 it's starting to spend manitoba even some of the territories uh some of the coast is even say the east

00:24:02.100 coast is even saying no on whether it be gun grabs or other things they're like no we're not

00:24:05.900 participating in this um it's absolutely incredible to see this continued pushback mounting and mounting

00:24:11.660 um on so many issues um and i had a conversation actually the other day with the albert albert

00:24:17.440 environment minister environment uh and protected areas minister technically uh rebecca schultz and

00:24:22.600 it was so refreshing uh to see a sensible counterpoint to this and you can actually talk about

00:24:28.900 it's funny you watch the video most of what she says is very agreeable but lots of this sort of pause

00:24:33.600 on renewable energy that has been sort of very contentious according to the ndp it actually stems

00:24:39.820 from environmental concerns i'll remind folks that the same ndp who's incredibly mad that the

00:24:44.360 government is giving oil companies money to clean up that government is now pausing renewables so that

00:24:49.720 they can have plans in place for reclamation of the lands that will be used for renewable energy

00:24:54.820 products um they're also coming up with plans to ensure that they can actually um have a sufficient

00:25:01.740 power supply so you can have all the renewable energy coming in and you don't have the battery

00:25:06.900 technology and if you don't have that power when say the wind is down or solar is down well then

00:25:14.140 you're going to have shortages you're going to have rolling brownouts you've seen that in united states

00:25:17.620 you've seen california please don't charge your teslas even though we're transitioning um the alberta

00:25:22.780 government is taking environmental consideration and back into account and rejecting this 2035

00:25:30.360 local net zero deadline what are you making of all the sort of pushback from from the provincial

00:25:36.440 government here we've had dozens of mlds coming out uh and saying that they will not enforce this at

00:25:42.740 all yeah it's long overdue when it's well needed and you know just to to go off on the extent of the

00:25:48.020 madness here with the environmental actions they're taking they got rid of what plastic bags and plastic

00:25:53.420 straws and they replaced them and plastic you know utensils for uh eating when you're going out with

00:25:59.080 or whatnot uh they replaced them with what wooden forks and knives and spoons paper straws and paper

00:26:05.100 bags where do you get those things well it's not the one billion trees that trudeau was supposed to

00:26:10.020 plant okay uh i mean i mean sorry well it just doesn't make sense to me at this point uh the

00:26:17.280 environmental considerations they're making in every single regard um and we've talked about that

00:26:22.800 previously you know the the plastic straws and whatnot so i won't dive too deep into that um but it

00:26:28.040 truly is unbelievable and you look at uh catherine mckenna there and then now we have gilbo

00:26:33.200 is he any better no i don't think anybody effectively can say that i mean he even had

00:26:39.080 environmental protesters protesting him uh as he once did back in the day you know trying to climb

00:26:44.380 the seant tower and going off to the tars or the oil sands uh to try and make a big stink about it um

00:26:49.980 it's it i i'm i'm i'm left speechless more and more every day because it just keeps going on in

00:26:56.080 the same direction um but you know on that note maybe we can just jump on to the next uh story here

00:27:01.960 oh we got you back there adam yeah i think so can you guys hear me okay now yeah perfect i was just

00:27:07.340 going to bring up a recent clip of trudeau when he's asked about citizens concerned about uh citizens

00:27:13.000 concerns about the rising price of uh fuel due to his liberal carbon tax you know further down the

00:27:19.300 rabbit hole i don't know if we can pull up that clip here uh but it's just truly incredible how

00:27:23.900 they brush the everyday canadian off morning prime minister theresa wright i'm with the eye politics

00:27:29.800 today um yesterday minister wilkinson um said he's willing to have conversations with atlantic and

00:27:35.320 western premiers and provinces that have been raising concern about the financial impacts of the

00:27:40.720 clean fuel regulations are you feeling pressure from conservative premiers to make concessions on

00:27:46.300 this program

00:27:50.900 canadians know

00:27:53.400 that our future requires us to both fight climate change

00:27:58.640 and benefit from the opportunities and investments

00:28:03.220 uh that come with uh world-leading climate policies

00:28:08.320 while at the same time we're there to support families

00:28:12.120 that's what the price on pollution has done

00:28:16.720 by both standing up against climate change

00:28:19.960 and putting more money in the pockets of canadians including right across atlantic canada

00:28:25.360 clean fuel standards are an important part of how we make sure

00:28:29.780 the canada not only responds to climate change but leads on climate change

00:28:35.400 i think citizens right across the country in every corner of the country know that you cannot

00:28:43.440 have a plan for the future of the economy if you don't have a plan to fight climate change

00:28:50.440 but as always we will work collaboratively and respectfully with all orders of government

00:28:56.160 canadians want us to be working together to solve the big challenges they're facing

00:29:00.760 and we'll always do that

00:29:03.760 the non-answer are you facing pressure from uh premiers

00:29:09.960 then he pauses canadians no like it that's not the he doesn't answer questions

00:29:16.600 ever he just refuses to answer questions time

00:29:19.580 and time again you know what that that non-answer is that's him saying yes

00:29:24.080 that's him absolutely saying yes that's what i'm hearing from all the conservative premiers

00:29:28.080 right across the board without exception

00:29:30.380 i i the thing that i mean polls polls are indicating that this guy is done

00:29:35.120 i don't understand and this is the most concerning thing for me right now

00:29:40.320 how so many canadians bought in and some still do buy into this guy

00:29:44.660 over this course of time like i get i get being tricked during the first election being enamored by

00:29:50.920 young new ideas some people some nostalgia for perelli trudeau whatever it may be

00:29:56.240 but how are there still people out there that buy this non-answer nonsense it's the fluffiest most

00:30:03.680 superficial like reality tv nonsense that i've ever seen in politics

00:30:10.820 yeah no it's a shame and you know when i hear that clip it actually reminds me of the pandemic right

00:30:17.520 it's you need to get the vaccine you need everyone needs to get vaccinated so that the restrictions can

00:30:23.400 lift the lockdown can end the very lockdowns and restrictions they themselves impose right they

00:30:28.160 they give you this you know little carrot they say you got to eat the carrot otherwise you know

00:30:31.680 this random stick that somebody else has is going to hit you when they're holding both of them

00:30:35.180 um and that's the same thing with this environmental stuff right you know we want the uh environment to

00:30:39.900 be saved so that you know everybody is alive uh we want to make sure the economy is boosted and that

00:30:44.700 obviously ties into the uh the environment so you need to pay an environmental tax uh to save the

00:30:49.740 planet it it's this weird i i don't i don't know how they're able to sell it but they do um it's this

00:30:58.360 sad cycle that they go through and you know first it's too hot then it's too cold they keep going down

00:31:05.400 the cycle um i don't know adam what what do you make of the whole the state of affairs in

00:31:10.480 environmentalism with canadian politics yeah it's it's it's they're like they're the horse that

00:31:17.640 they're gonna ride right to the end no matter what um they're so married to this agenda and it's so

00:31:25.600 critical to their whole thing because frankly the the reality is is under stephen harper um say what

00:31:32.060 you will about stephen harper i'm a social conservative stephen harper wasn't so anyone who's

00:31:35.600 accusing me of being a fanboy of stephen harper that's simply not the case but even when the

00:31:40.760 world was struggling canada was pretty sensibly balanced um stephen harper managed to keep things

00:31:45.960 pretty calm cool and collected they had to create a hysteria in order to win because things were going

00:31:53.120 relatively well and one of the early hysterias in addition to the hitler's harper rhetoric that was

00:31:58.600 being pushed out there which is wildly offensive by the way but in addition to that climate change was

00:32:03.440 one of their narratives and the they had to get people so afraid this is textbook uh crooked small

00:32:11.140 corrupt country politicking is you have people so afraid of some imagined enemy like eurasia

00:32:17.200 um 1984 style and climate change is the very much the the imagined foe that so many progressive

00:32:25.400 governments say you have to submit to us covid took that role for a little while but the big meadow

00:32:30.360 one this whole time has been climate change it's how they got in it's how they have people afraid

00:32:35.200 they're pushing it in schools um and they're pushing it right across the board and the second

00:32:39.280 that that narrative evaporates and the second the covid narrative evaporates this government is based

00:32:44.400 on fear justin trudeau operates despite his promises of sunny ways um if by sunny ways he means like

00:32:50.620 some sort of egyptian god perhaps but he rules with an absolute iron fist and he doesn't tolerate

00:32:56.900 dissidents and the the core the heart the center of this liberal government from the onset has been

00:33:03.180 fear if they lose some of their weapons climate change covid whatever it may be in their fear

00:33:08.440 narrative will they start to lose control and that's what we're seeing with the polls right now

00:33:12.300 the fear is starting to fade people are sick of it and people want change

00:33:15.960 yeah no 100 agree with that it really is only a matter of time now before he's out

00:33:21.960 uh and again like the last thing i touched on in a previous conversation of ours is the the

00:33:26.220 accountability is he going to be held accountable for all of the egregious things he's done during

00:33:30.380 his time as prime minister or is he gonna you know get replaced and everyone's gonna forget about him

00:33:35.220 and he's gonna you know mosey on into some corner of the world and enjoy himself elsewhere without the

00:33:39.060 repercussions of what he's done yeah the latter uh that's what happens unfortunately is in politics

00:33:45.140 you things that like i think i saw the other day yankee i think might have even posted it

00:33:49.600 that like the average president has like three felony charges or something against them um

00:33:54.660 politicians uh all of us would be in jail if we did what any high level politician did like on on a

00:34:00.940 regular basis it's that's just how it works it's wrong it's not right it shouldn't happen but i for

00:34:06.260 one i i think justin trudeau should be held accountable i think he's done more than enough

00:34:10.020 illegal stuff for there to be for anyone else on the planet legal consequences but i i imagine he'll just

00:34:16.100 go off and whether it be uh to europe or china or even just uh in his little wrench in his states

00:34:21.980 um i think he i think he's gonna get away with absolutely everything and there'll be no consequences

00:34:26.300 whatsoever the consequence he will pay though um is is likely not being re-elected um which

00:34:32.340 at this point like does the guy still have an ego after everything he's been through probably somehow

00:34:39.120 but he shouldn't he's it's just embarrassing that this guy is the leader of a country in the purportedly

00:34:44.880 free world and one of the things that sort of contributes to that in the biggest way is the

00:34:49.480 fact and we talked about this whether it's politicians speeding or polluting or flying jets

00:34:53.960 um it's it's the double speak the empty rhetoric he has been the guy for the middle class that was one

00:35:00.940 of his big things the conservatives are for the rich i'm the guy for the middle class let's jump to

00:35:05.280 this pierre paulievera clip um when he promised you an affordable home let's let's play this tweet now

00:35:11.120 because it uh it's the nail right on the head what trudeau is all about we need real change

00:35:18.000 in affordable housing the federal government is not only back in housing but we're here to stay

00:35:24.560 we're moving forward with a national housing strategy we made uh housing a priority the federal

00:35:30.720 government does have a role to play uh in housing i'll be blunt as well housing isn't a primary federal

00:35:38.400 responsibility there you have it folks it's wild that like you look at how bad like you look at

00:35:54.240 the debt that justin trudeau has accrued and it's like all prime ministers combined and then some

00:35:58.320 um you look at the cost of groceries you look at the cost if there was sort of a niche market where

00:36:04.080 say oh there's like a shortage and therefore this one thing is really expensive no under justin trudeau

00:36:10.000 inflation has been terrible costs have skyrocketed people can't afford places homelessness has skyrocketed

00:36:16.560 and all this from a government that professed to be for the little guys all along it's sickening

00:36:22.400 really to to see what's happening just get rid of your disney plus subscription yeah that's all you

00:36:28.800 have to do and you'll have enough money sorry no like literally that that's the solution christie

00:36:34.720 freeland proposed right yeah how do we how do we work with people like that you know how do you get

00:36:41.040 you know an honest bargain out of somebody who's just so out of reality and she doesn't understand

00:36:46.240 the daily needs of everyday canadians yeah it's wild um we've got another video uh from trudeau actually

00:36:54.560 we've got a couple videos from trudeau and then a couple videos from uh from uh polyevre as well

00:37:00.160 i haven't seen some of these yet because they're just kind of pulling them off live but uh let's

00:37:03.840 let's look at this video uh trudeau boasting how he's helped the middle class since being elected

00:37:07.840 despite what we just saw from pierre polyevre i'm sure polyevre is blaming you for pretty much

00:37:13.440 every problem facing the country whether that's crime uh big laugh from the gallery that's great um

00:37:19.600 crime inflation a shortage of housing and looking at the polls i'm wondering if you think that

00:37:24.160 message is sticking if you think there's a large number of canadians who blame you

00:37:27.760 not for trying to solve their problems but making them worse

00:37:32.400 one thing we've heard right across the country is that canadians are going through a tough time right

00:37:37.120 now inflation has given them a big kick in the teeth over the past past year and a half after the

00:37:47.200 extraordinarily difficult situation that covid was and now interest rates causing huge challenges

00:37:55.760 on home buyers and homeowners and people are really feeling it no wonder um people are feeling anxious

00:38:04.960 and upset the question of course as politicians remains what do we do when people are upset

00:38:15.120 how do we respond when people are fearful for their future worried about their kids prosperity worried

00:38:22.160 about their ability to pay their rent or buy groceries what does leadership mean when people are hurting

00:38:33.520 well mr polyev has decided let's make them even angrier let's give them a scapegoat let's point

00:38:40.800 fingers and lay blame because that's easy and it is

00:38:47.360 it's not my approach it hasn't been our approach as a government yeah certainly when mr harper

00:38:56.160 was bringing the country in the wrong direction there you go as a party i haven't seen this 2014 2015

00:39:03.040 we made a commitment to solve the challenges the middle class was facing the struggles people

00:39:11.920 working hard to join the middle class were facing we put forward solutions rolled up our sleeves and got

00:39:21.840 to work we've lifted a million people out of over a million people out of poverty half a million kids

00:39:28.800 out of poverty since 2015. we've created millions of new jobs we've moved forward on reconciliation

00:39:36.880 in ways that not only is lifting socioeconomic standards and ending boil water advisories across

00:39:42.720 the country but is creating economic activity and opportunity for the kinds of investments whether it's

00:39:49.040 lithium mines or small businesses that are creating opportunity for canadians across the country

00:39:58.800 indigenous canadians across the country we're continuing to show leadership on climate

00:40:08.880 where we're drawing in massive global investments creating good jobs for future generations

00:40:14.080 reassuring folks like the third generation steel workers at the defasco plant in hamilton

00:40:20.640 that there's going to be a fifth sixth seventh eighth generation of steel workers in hamilton

00:40:25.360 because of the investments we're making in electric arc transformation

00:40:32.320 canadians are struggling canadians are worried

00:40:37.600 and they're seeing two different approaches to leadership right now

00:40:40.720 one that mirrors back that anger and frustration and amplifies it and lays blame without offering

00:40:49.360 solutions or one that recognizes yeah times are really tough for a whole lot of people right now

00:40:58.720 and we're going to keep rolling up our sleeves and bringing forward the best possible solutions because

00:41:04.960 canadians can get through this this is the best country in the world and we're going to keep making it even better

00:41:14.800 like in the things he talks about there he talks about interest rates set by the bank of canada

00:41:22.560 being one of the big things that's that's working people over he talks about inflation the primary driver

00:41:27.040 of inflation being government spending and government printing money so that's what the government is doing and then

00:41:31.760 he talks about how hard covet particularly covet restrictions were on people those were things that he forced

00:41:40.480 yeah that's that's exactly it you know and that that's exactly what i wanted to you know bring up is

00:41:45.200 this is all stuff he did he's been the prime minister and all of this has gotten worse under him

00:41:51.440 and yet here he is he doesn't want to take any accountability because it's inflation that's the issue not

00:41:56.240 his actions which lead to further inflation uh he does this with every single thing it it's sad really

00:42:03.040 and you know maybe i can just ask uh if we can pull up that video i just want to you know show you guys

00:42:07.680 the first couple of seconds again uh up until the the point where the the audience behind trudeau laughs

00:42:13.360 not the audience you know i'm talking about there uh can we just pull up that clip one more time and i

00:42:17.120 i want to address something okay well yeah there we go uh pure polyev is blaming you for pretty much

00:42:25.440 every problem facing the country whether that's crime yeah big laugh from the gallery that's great

00:42:30.720 um pause right there yeah yeah laugh from the audience that's great you know and look at the

00:42:35.280 attitude that these people have oh look the nation thinks that you guys are not maybe doing a good job

00:42:40.400 haha don't be don't be so silly this is ridiculous this is fear-mongering you know what have they been

00:42:47.120 doing over the last few years nothing they've been destroying the country they've been causing

00:42:50.480 inflation they've been causing suicides to go through the roof especially because of the lockdowns

00:42:54.720 i mean the food prices are going up housing prices are going up homelessness is at all-time highs

00:42:59.040 i mean you had more people during the pandemic dying of overdoses in many provinces than you did the

00:43:03.760 actual pandemic and yet here they are saying oh it's the flu that's the problem meanwhile they themselves

00:43:09.600 and their actions in government are causing to the deaths of real canadians every single day

00:43:13.760 um it's such a shame and it's it truly is disgusting to see them laughing like that at the question at

00:43:19.920 hand uh adam i don't know am i am i being you know too much with this or is it is it you know as i

00:43:24.560 said no and it's the fact like they they they vilified the truckers they vilified the unvaccinated

00:43:31.440 they vilified they their their former colleagues are calling anyone opposed to the carbon tax

00:43:36.240 arsonists they said that uh pierre poliever is dog whistling to the alt-right like they they're the

00:43:42.160 same as the ndp with danielle smith here it's permanent permanent attacks pierre poliever will

00:43:47.040 be like well i mean look the the you said you're gonna make things more affordable the average rent

00:43:50.720 price is double like most of what pierre poliever does and most of what the critics do is point out

00:43:56.640 how bad things are going they aren't saying they're taking personal personal shots at trudeau they

00:44:02.000 they aren't doing personal attacks they're just pointing this out um there's another video here

00:44:05.600 that i want to jump to and it is uh it's him being asked about disgruntled mps and caucus angry over

00:44:10.960 yeah yeah go ahead sorry did you have i was gonna say yeah there's uh the one clip maybe of the tents

00:44:16.080 is that the one uh yeah yeah i believe so yeah yeah exactly just before we show that clip uh okay well

00:44:22.320 maybe maybe we can just jump to that uh clip uh quickly just to reference in um but you know you hear

00:44:27.920 that speech from trudeau and he's talking and you think everything's fine dandy sunny days uh you

00:44:32.640 show this next clip you're gonna see what canada actually looks like yeah the poly of uh clip that

00:44:36.960 one of the uh the 10 cities you're gonna hear about what it's actually like yeah

00:44:45.520 sorry that we're just we're just pulling that up we were lining up for another one but uh there's been

00:44:49.920 a bit of a back and forth today it feels like election times are upon us here with the trudeau and

00:44:55.360 probably ever sort of barking back and forth um so yeah it's uh it's something i know we were just

00:45:01.280 cutting this i believe this clip is from just this morning so they were just getting it uh ready

00:45:05.760 behind the scenes here we go we can run that now yeah hear what it's really like says that um

00:45:11.120 you're making people angry do canadians need help making people angry

00:45:15.760 justin trudeau is worried that people are angry you know what i worry about i worry about the nurse

00:45:28.800 living in her van after eight years of trudeau i worry about the tent cities that never existed before

00:45:36.240 he was prime minister but now we see every single city in canada i worry about the 30 000 families that

00:45:42.960 have lost loved ones to drug overdoses because of the hopeless economy and situation in which they

00:45:50.400 find themselves you know what i found interestingly i hold these rallies and i invite every single person

00:45:59.040 at every single rally to come and shake my hand people aren't angry they are hurting and they are

00:46:08.000 desperate for someone who gives them hope and for so many millions of people i am humbled by the fact

00:46:15.120 that i am that person i am the only one giving them hope that things can get better

00:46:22.240 yeah that's that's a you know we won't even play another trudeau clip i'm sick of hearing from

00:46:26.640 trudeau today um what we will do now though i think uh pierre probably ever hit the nail on the head

00:46:33.360 this canada is not the country that i grew up in it's not the canada of even 10 years ago the one

00:46:39.760 factor that has shifted is is the other countries around the world haven't changed all that much

00:46:45.200 the major contributing factor here is this current government they don't care about common sense they

00:46:50.480 don't care about practicality they don't care about your average joe your working class person they

00:46:55.280 only care about their ideologies and they care about it uh at no expense they will spare no expense to

00:47:01.600 push their ideologies that's what this government is all about when we come back from the ad break

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00:50:41.600 going to start flying through some stories let's play the next clip about uh from pierre paulie ever

00:50:46.000 that we have cut uh in relation to the sort of gender policy that they may discuss and that'll transition

00:50:51.760 us into our next couple of stories very nicely i think will a conservative government prohibit

00:50:58.080 gender affirming health care uh as a policy submission suggests um in your upcoming convention

00:51:04.880 uh we i haven't had a chance to study all the proposals at our convention but uh we'll take a

00:51:09.840 careful look at every uh proposal and uh decide whether or not it lines up with our platform

00:51:14.240 uh so in a completely sensible and practical uh way obviously parents are concerned about this sort

00:51:22.720 of gender push the the young children being transitioned changing their their nomenclature

00:51:28.560 in class without parents being informed uh in a push uh of sanity from a western province

00:51:34.560 saskatchewan this time uh scott moe and uh some of his uh ministers took uh to the internet to the

00:51:41.440 public square and to their offices of government uh to say that parents must be included uh on

00:51:48.560 decisions involving their children education minister dustin duncan today announced that all

00:51:52.960 saskatchewan schools will have a consistent policy on parental inclusion and consent this policy in

00:51:58.720 the announcement effectively went on uh and they said listen you need parental consent to go on a field

00:52:03.840 trip much less changing your child's gender parents need to become involved now this was news

00:52:09.280 um that that's already been around uh at least since yesterday but what is incredibly interesting and

00:52:15.040 what needs to be discussed here is this response from saskatchewan teachers federation um they say

00:52:22.320 that new parental inclusion consent policies are dangerous and a threat to the safety and well-being of

00:52:28.480 students the federation is calling on the government to reverse this policy decision engage in meaningful

00:52:34.480 consultation consultation with the sector partners and expert teachers this is the problem we've been

00:52:39.600 listening to experts who've been trying to transition kids and brainwash kids and rejecting science and

00:52:45.360 rejecting gender and not listening to parents we finally have governments saskatchewan and i hope something

00:52:51.680 like this comes in alberta that are actually listening to parents about what they want for their kids any

00:52:57.920 government that suggests that teachers should have a more intimate relationship with students

00:53:03.280 then the students own parents are the problem here i mean teachers federations teachers unions

00:53:08.800 they're as progressive as it gets but for them to immediately jump out and say no no parents

00:53:13.760 shouldn't know the teachers should be the ones having these intimate gender-based relationships

00:53:18.560 with their students that is absolutely troubling to me and the fact they were ready for it they knew

00:53:24.000 this was coming and there was no hesitation like well maybe parents should be kept in the loop with their

00:53:28.080 children that's this is this is so ideologically inclined and it has nothing to do with the

00:53:33.200 well-being of children yeah no it's downright dangerous as well i mean you're trying to separate

00:53:38.960 parents from their children in any regard i think your actions are disingenuous to say the least

00:53:44.800 i mean sure there's you know the rare case scenario where you know a parent may be unstable but the

00:53:49.840 that's how these unions and these educational boards are treating parents they're treating every single

00:53:54.160 parent out there like all of them are mentally unstable that they themselves the education board

00:53:59.120 whoever it may be they have the secret keys of knowledge they know how to take care of your

00:54:03.280 children better than you do that's why we're gonna you know have some scantily clad man you know

00:54:08.640 doing the sexual dance in front of your children and we're gonna ask them you know what's your gender

00:54:13.760 you know we're gonna make up words for them to adhere to you're gonna be like oh you're z now okay

00:54:18.560 yes good we're gonna keep that in the book and from now on we're gonna call you z we're gonna influence

00:54:23.040 your you're developing mind to create something that is not i mean how many children have to be

00:54:27.920 mutilated in canada before this comes to a full stop it's uh it it's truly a shame and and to to

00:54:34.560 attempt even to to take away that right of a parent i mean i understand that we had one guy in british

00:54:39.520 columbia uh who was jailed for i i believe speaking against uh or jailed for uh breaching a publication ban

00:54:47.280 i believe in speaking against the transition of his child or something like that it it's come too far

00:54:52.800 and parents i mean parents are stepping up now we're seeing more action by parents and parent

00:54:57.040 groups uh uh to stop this sort of stuff and it's good that we're seeing this you know these head

00:55:01.440 waves or these waves from saskatchewan uh yeah that's exactly it but it's uh the fact that it's

00:55:06.480 come this far we are truly in dangerous waters uh and these these educational boards or these

00:55:12.240 specific individuals who might try and implement this stuff across canada i mean how is this anything

00:55:17.200 other than grooming you're trying to take away access uh these you're trying to take children away from

00:55:21.840 their parents call what it is yeah well and that's that's exactly the concern and the fact is like

00:55:27.200 it's the courts the education systems the teachers unions the universities across the board very often

00:55:34.000 folks who don't have kids are are going out of their way in such unanimity to strip parental rights

00:55:41.280 away from parents and it's gonna backfire that one thing you cannot do is get between parents and

00:55:46.720 their kids because very moderate people become extremely who are like not at all interested in

00:55:51.280 politics become extremely politically active and they'll defeat they'll replace local councils

00:55:56.800 they'll do they'll they'll get into politics and run in politics we've seen it time and time again

00:56:01.840 concerned mothers and fathers just becoming politically active and taking significant action

00:56:06.560 the second you cross those kids you've crossed a line you're dead on though i think you pointed

00:56:11.280 out right on there there already are laws in place if you're abusive to your child or you're negligent

00:56:17.520 or you're hateful because of their identification whatever that may be there are laws in place to

00:56:21.840 deal with that there are protections for children pretending that these policies to push ideology in school

00:56:27.120 have anything to do with protecting kids it's not the case the laws already exist for that um in the interest

00:56:34.640 of time we could talk about this all day but in the interest of time i want to get to this next story

00:56:38.560 um i am a catholic um both probably know that by now throughout covet 19 the catholic church was

00:56:45.680 very quiet that was disappointing um and on the residential schools i must say the pope was here

00:56:51.440 they apologized all that sort of stuff but there wasn't really much of a desire to get after the

00:56:56.080 truth it was very sort of grovelly and bend the knee um it wasn't uh what can we do to make things

00:57:01.440 better in a practical sense it wasn't uh what's the truth of what's unfolding here um but calgary's

00:57:07.520 former bishop bishop fendrick henry a man who um many folks uh look up to and appreciate it for

00:57:14.800 his time as a bishop he was not shy he was strong and outspoken on gsa's um he's even within churches

00:57:21.920 he had a whole thing where gambling isn't necessarily permissible so he stopped church groups from doing

00:57:26.960 casino fundraisers and he's a man of principles who sometimes ruffle feathers um but this perhaps is the

00:57:33.600 most roughly uh thing he's done it shouldn't you know this is what is common sense as you can expect

00:57:38.560 but i'll read what he asked and he's very he's in his uh later days certainly now he's retired um but

00:57:45.680 he said why is the catholic church not asking the federal government for proof that even one residential

00:57:51.280 child is actually missing in the sense that his or her parents didn't know what happened to their child

00:57:56.080 at the time of the child's death he demanded emails who were on this catholic register that is the most

00:58:02.720 sensible question that could possibly be asked especially because with the kamaloop school we did

00:58:09.200 the extensive report on the location where they say there are 250 children that have been buried precisely

00:58:15.600 at which happens to be the depth of an irrigation trench in that exact same area that could show on gpr as

00:58:23.040 coffin talks so we didn't make sense of the report on that so other locations for example in nato

00:58:29.680 they have actually found that it literally was just walkthrough using the same technology

00:58:34.720 so finally a catholic leader retired to see catholic bishop is saying we need is anyone missing are we

00:58:42.160 actually looking for 250 children and the fact is uh they're suggesting that there are very good

00:58:51.600 correct that there aren't an actual guessing now there can be your cemeteries that are lost

00:58:57.600 i think in recent times if you're in some cemetery those types but for the bishop are we actually looking

00:59:09.200 for the bishop is saying is anybody missing this you know what what you're

00:59:17.200 well maybe yeah maybe uh i'm just gonna cut you off there adam i apologize it's a little difficult to

00:59:23.440 uh to hear through the microphone there um but yeah how many how many times can a black cry wolf right

00:59:27.840 i mean they they use this uh extensively uh uh i'm talking about of course trudeau a lot of these

00:59:33.200 politicians they stood on this hill uh you know advocating for these needs and you know truth and

00:59:38.720 really reconciliation when realistically they were saying this is my truth and you're going to reconcile

00:59:43.600 my feelings uh and now we're getting people asking questions we're finding out a little bit more about

00:59:48.400 these situations that were alleged previously and it's not the paint the the paint or it's not the

00:59:53.520 picture they were painting um so it's really sad to see them misusing causes uh uh especially you know

01:00:00.800 that of dead children uh basically to make political stances um but you know like you say

01:00:06.080 with this question here you know maybe there will be some more information that comes in the future

01:00:10.400 hopefully probably not unfortunately um i do think adam you're still uh disappeared uh oh no there you

01:00:17.200 are you're back you can hear me i have no i really apologize folks out there um i've been i've been

01:00:22.080 cycling through two or three mics i don't know if it's a connection at you or what's going on but i've

01:00:26.400 swapped out a couple mics so i don't know i don't think it's a hardware thing but uh yeah i do

01:00:30.480 apologize for that everyone out there i assure you by friday i'm gonna have a new mic and a new

01:00:34.640 camera and everything will be uh sorted so this does not happen again good to see though i hope

01:00:39.440 you can hear me that a catholic leader is taking a stance asking some real practical questions

01:00:44.880 because so much of the heart of christianity should be a pursuit of truth and if we're not willing to

01:00:49.200 look at the truth truth and reconciliation cannot occur the bishop did say that there that make no mistake

01:00:54.720 about it there there was attempts to erase culture and there was a lot of problems connected

01:00:59.200 with the residential school system so he's not he's not excusing the entire thing but he's saying

01:01:03.440 wait a minute are we actually looking for anybody here seems not to be the case um we talked a little

01:01:09.360 bit earlier off at the top of the stream about how katherine mckenna could probably use some social

01:01:14.480 media training um but now and this is just surreal we're in canada like mandatory social media training

01:01:20.320 what is going on an ontario court has ruled against jordan peterson and order and upheld a social media

01:01:26.960 training order um last november peterson who's also an author and media commentator was ordered

01:01:32.160 by the college of psychologists of ontario to undergo a coaching program on professionalism and public

01:01:37.440 statements this seems uh fundamentally un-canadian doesn't it yeah i think any mandated you know

01:01:45.040 training classes or lessons like that especially if they're coming from any kind of body associated

01:01:49.600 with or in fact government itself uh should not be allowed bottom line period uh i just think that

01:01:55.520 the the powers and enforcement and the financial availability the government has needs to be

01:02:00.160 reduced in any way shape or form uh them adding more you know guidelines especially stuff like this

01:02:05.920 uh uh what does it say there uh oh it disappeared on me there um yeah dr peterson sees himself uh

01:02:12.960 functioning as a clinical psychologist quote in the board uh public space where he claims to be helping

01:02:17.840 millions of people and that's exactly what he's doing he's speaking to a a multitude of people

01:02:21.760 out there millions and millions of people have heard his voice and heard what he had to say and

01:02:25.120 their lives have been changed for the better and yet here they are trying to manipulate that speech for

01:02:29.280 the wrong game um it it's a shame and that's what we're seeing coming out of talking heads like uh

01:02:34.320 catherine mckenna here uh you know hopefully she will never be back in canadian politics or at least

01:02:40.000 have uh anybody vote for her which you know hopefully won't be the case but adam uh i should mention i

01:02:45.040 think we're you know running short on time here should we get through some of these comments i

01:02:48.320 think we had a couple that came in yeah i just want to confirm that we didn't get everything

01:02:53.520 cleared off um from our headlines so we don't get in trouble and miss any of those um yeah i think we

01:02:59.920 got through the core of them yeah let's get through some of these chats we did have some great

01:03:02.880 interaction today so very happy to have some folks uh weighing in that first five dollars from funas

01:03:09.840 uh fema officials are staying at a thousand dollar a night luxury hotel in maui while entire

01:03:15.280 families that were burnt out are getting a total of seven hundred dollars yeah that sounds about right

01:03:21.120 um ableist uh sl five dollars should canada have an autobahn uh also concerning that p poly ever is

01:03:28.480 going to be uh global a shill but do you think the ppc should skip an election to give the cpc enough rope

01:03:34.960 to hang themselves with good question there i don't know if uh it's interesting the ppc like

01:03:40.640 they've go ahead sorry thoughts no no no after you please no well it's it's very interesting because

01:03:46.000 the ppc they're they're as far as a percentage of the vote they're significant as far as capacity to

01:03:51.840 actually win any seats they just don't seem to be able to get anything done so it's it's a question

01:03:58.160 there like is there do you hope to change the cpc and have them actually be better um does the cpc

01:04:06.080 like you said get enough rope and hang themselves and eventually takes over lots of questions there

01:04:10.800 about the future for the ppc i know there's a writing here and they had very uh in a by-election

01:04:16.480 and they had a very low even even in calgary conservative calgary i think they had two percent of

01:04:21.040 the vote so very low vote turnout i don't know if you have any thoughts on that sid well i just want

01:04:26.720 to say uh i think it'd be very nice if we did have uh some kind of an autobahn from uh coast to

01:04:31.440 coast uh i think that would be a very valuable asset um you know i'm sure there's a lot of red

01:04:36.800 tape and bureaucratic barriers that would come along with however at the end of the day i think that's

01:04:41.200 a pretty good idea yeah that would be that would be fun i've been on uh well autobahn being a road

01:04:46.640 manufacturing company um i've been on autobahs in germany and uh and in uh brazil as well they've got

01:04:53.600 an autobahn there and it's not fully wide open but it's it's pretty darn close there's like

01:04:58.240 tears for lanes and all that good stuff so yeah they were the second largest country on the planet

01:05:02.800 yeah yeah we have long long roads it takes days to get across the country it'd be nice if we could you

01:05:09.040 know hurry that up a little bit uh i'm sure our truckers would appreciate that as well yeah it would

01:05:14.080 be a lot you know they are making progress some of the lanes opening up but some of the areas you're on

01:05:18.960 the longest stretch and it's flat and it's like 90 or 100 it's like come on guys come on uh well

01:05:24.480 and we can just use the christia freeland model and drive whatever speed we want anyways so christia

01:05:28.800 freeland does have an autobahn uh here sticking to her so uh yeah um uh five dollars from fraser

01:05:35.200 mcburney the first i heard of climate change was when i was living in calgary in 1973 started with

01:05:40.160 global cooling then global warming then to climate change remember climate is always changing that's

01:05:45.440 true and it's interesting i think george bush senior was one of the first people to have it

01:05:48.880 as like an official campaign point the language of global warming so that's uh an interesting little

01:05:54.320 tidbit for folks out there and i think that is all we have for our chats uh you know said it was great

01:06:03.520 joining uh you for stream today any final words for the folks out there before we sign out

01:06:08.880 no take care i hope everything goes well with everybody out there you know and may uh

01:06:12.800 you know may god bless you all awesome and thank you so much syd for joining me today for the folks

01:06:17.840 in the studio for making the stream possible again folks are there i do apologize right after this i'm

01:06:22.080 going to be tackling this microphone issue it's happened once before and it went away it seemed to

01:06:26.320 be resolved it won't happen again my sincerest apologies i want to thank everyone in the studio

01:06:30.880 for making this possible everyone at home for tuning in we couldn't do it without you great to have

01:06:35.600 those chats looking forward to more next time uh we'll be back tomorrow and i will see you on friday

01:06:40.560 myself for stream thanks again so much for tuning in for rebel news i'm adam sos uh there have been

01:06:46.320 reports about grumblings um in your caucus mps have said that they're hearing from voters that they're

01:06:51.760 that they're angry and frustrated and the voters are saying that you're virtue signaling and not

01:06:56.000 actually acting are you losing support of your caucus and what are you going to do to calm those

01:07:00.560 concerns as we've been out across the country members of the liberal party cabinet ministers mps we've

01:07:08.080 heard from canadians who are facing difficult times but also canadians who know that the cutting in

01:07:14.080 half of child care fees over the past year has made a huge difference in their lives that's securing

01:07:21.840 jobs for their communities with global investments like volkswagen and st thomas investments in beconcourt

01:07:28.240 more uh more uh auto plants more uh investments out west is creating positive stability for the years to come

01:07:41.440 yeah people are facing tough times and yes everyone uh is uh finding it difficult right now and as leaders

01:07:53.120 uh are asking for europeans mps parliamentarians of all types

01:07:59.280 part of our job is to be there to take it to support it as canadians are worried and anxious and put

01:08:07.040 out those solutions so yeah it's not an easy time to be a politician this is a time where politics is

01:08:16.000 is divided and toxic in so many ways.

01:08:21.460 But it is so important that we continue to be there,

01:08:26.940 to be positive and hopeful.

01:08:30.880 I'm really looking forward to sitting down with all our great MPs

01:08:34.880 in a few weeks in London, Ontario,

01:08:37.360 to talk about all the work we're going to do together

01:08:40.180 to continue to put forward a positive, ambitious vision for this country

01:08:44.400 that solves the challenges that Canadians are facing.

01:08:49.420 Build solutions around housing, around supporting young people,

01:08:54.220 around climate change, around reconciliation,

01:08:56.880 around building an economy that works for all Canadians.

01:09:00.100 These are the things that we're all focused on together.

01:09:03.000 This is what I'm excited about.

Rebel News Podcast - August 23, 2023

DAILY Roundup ｜ Freeland caught speeding, Poilievre & Trudeau, Bishop wants 'missing kids' proof

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