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Sheila Gunn-Reed and David Menzies celebrate National Lame Duck Day and the anniversary of the death of Conservative MP Erin O'Toole. They also discuss the truckers' Freedom Convoy and its impact on the Conservative Party.
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Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen, you have tuned into the Daily Roundup on this
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a Monday, February 6, 2023. I'm David Menzies and my co-host, well, let me tell you a little
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bit about my co-host. You know that today is National Lame Duck Day and just to show you how
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much she cares, she sent a greeting card to the biggest lame duck in Canada right now and that
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would be, yes, the aptly named Erin O'Toole. She is the she-devil with a sword. She is the Khaleesi
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of Northern Alberta. She is Sheila Gunn-Reed. Hey, how you doing there, Sheila? I'm doing great,
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David, but I don't know how you neglected that it is National Ronald Reagan Day. Yes. Yes. I guess
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it's his day. I don't know if it's his birthday or not. I think it is his birthday. Yeah. I mean,
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he celebrated, I mean, he brought in the, I guess, probably the single largest period of economic
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growth in the United States or at least comparable to other ones. And of course, as you know,
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the left will dance on his grave today, as they tend to do with great conservative leaders. Oh,
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yeah. And with the help of Maggie Thatcher, dismantled the Soviet Union without ever firing
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a single bullet. But surely, Sheila, you're not comparing Ronald Reagan with Erin O'Toole, are you?
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Is it his birthday? Is he even alive? Has someone checked his pulse lately?
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Oh, God, what a boring, boring man. I'm sure nice enough, but just boring. Really, really just boring.
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And you know what, Sheila? I will say this, since we are now in the first anniversary of the Trucker
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Freedom Convoy, to those critics and the usual suspects, oh, well, what did you tangibly achieve?
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Well, I'll tell you one thing. It led to a regime change at the Conservative Party of Canada. That was
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the final straw. That Mr. Dither's act that Erin O'Toole was doing. The, well, I kind of support
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them. I'm reaching out to their association, which had nothing to do with the truckers, by the way.
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And then that pathetic final speech to his colleagues in the House of Commons. I can change.
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I'll be whatever you want me to be. I mean, that is, I mean, I'm not saying the Trucker Convoy
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was the be-all and end-all of Erin O'Toole, but I think, Sheila, it was the last straw.
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I think Erin O'Toole was the end-all of Erin O'Toole. But yeah, the truckers were a catalyst for
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that. And I think, too, looking back over the last year, the truckers were a catalyst for change
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within the Conservative Party of Canada. Normally, in the last, like, seven years of
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Conservative scolding people for being Conservative and disconnecting from their base because their
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base is a little bit too icky and blue-collar and is a little bit too uncouth for the fancy
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Ottawa Conservatives and the CBC Conservatives, I think it caused a culture shift, like an earthquake-sized
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culture shift in the Conservative Party where they remembered the Stephen Harper days, where you were the
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party of rig hands and farmers and welders and blue-collar people, those people who were true,
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the NDP like to think were traditionally theirs, but they never really were theirs because those
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people are independent-minded and entrepreneurial-minded, and so they would never conform to
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socialist ideology. But I think it caused a sea change. And it is very effective. If you look,
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one of the greatest things the Conservative Party has done, I think, along with numerous sort of
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not-for-profit organizations, is forcing the Liberals to back off on their hunting gun ban.
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The Conservatives came out strong, the public came out strong, the gun rights groups sort of set aside
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their prickling and infighting with each other for who's the best one in the country, all united,
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and they got the Liberals to not only walk back those two horrible amendments, but like a sort of
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groveling apology today from Mark Holland or last week from Mark Holland, although reported today in
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Black Locks Reporter, where he's sort of kind of sorry for how out of control everything got.
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No, you're 100% right. And I think the Liberals also realized the number of Indigenous people that were
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going to be terribly affected by that gun ban, Sheila. And remember, this is supposed to be the pro-Indigenous
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Party, although Justin Trudeau's record with Jody Wilson-Raybould and the-
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He keeps trying to put them out of work in Alberta by blocking pipelines.
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So, and I don't know how they could have been so ignorant to that fact to begin with, but there you go,
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National Lame Duck Day. I know it doesn't mean anything to do with Canadian lame ducks. It's a U.S.
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thing, but still, if the shoe fits, right? Sheila, what are we trying to do here?
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One more thing on the topic of gun rights before we move on for a minute. This is one of my favorite
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things. But now I completely forgot what I was talking about. Shoot. No, now I remember. Let
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this be a lesson for the entire gun rights. I don't want to say industry because it's not really an
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industry, but the movement in general. A lot of people were quiet when the Liberals said,
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oh, we're banning 1500 assault style rifles, which included a 410 and a 22. But they were sort of
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quiet because they're like, I don't own those. I only own the guns that I need to hunt in my wildlife
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management unit. So I don't really care about those things. And then when the Liberals started
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the hunt or the handgun ban, they said, well, I don't have an RPAL. So this stuff doesn't affect
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me. I don't own handguns. It's just too much hassle. And it really is. So I don't really care.
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But you know what? Hunting community, they came for you too. So the point of what I'm trying to say is
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maybe you should be a first ditch fighter instead of a last ditch fighter, because eventually they did
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come for you. A hundred percent, Sheila. And by the way, since you've forgotten more about firearms
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than I'm ever going to learn, Sheila Gunn-Reed, you mentioned something there. And I challenge the
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government, the gun grabbers, the anti-gun associations. What is exactly the definition,
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Sheila, of an assault-style gun or an assault-style weapon? They can't tell you. My expert opinion is
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that it's things that look cool, which means they're scary for Liberals, because they put airsoft into
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some of this. So things that look cool, things you definitely don't understand, and it's purposefully
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vague so you can shoehorn anything you don't like into it eventually. Yeah. So that's the thing. It
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isn't a real gun, is it? It's just something that looks somehow threatening to some people that know
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nothing about guns. So therefore, we'll ban it. Yeah, it's a feeling. It's a feeling. And as you know,
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with Liberals, their feelings equal reality. And so all it takes is a feeling. That gun makes you feel
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threatened. It's bad. It's got to go. That's how it is. Now I should tell everybody what we're doing
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support us, but also for you to take a little bit of control of the show. Thank you so much, Sheila.
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Well, I'm so happy you can remember all that nitty gritty. So, well, here's a concept open for debate
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and discussion. Is Canada broken? And I would say right now, by every measure, Sheila, I would weigh in
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with a hearty yes. I'm looking at interest rates increasing, forcing people to, in some cases, give up
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their homes. Prices, every time I go to the supermarket, you know, I was at Metro the other
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day, I had a little basket of groceries. I said, yeah, that's about $45. $108 later, you know, that's
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the reality. I also, you know, Sheila, especially living most of my life in Toronto, once upon a time,
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it was known as Toronto the Good. Once upon a time, Peter Ustinov said that great quote,
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Toronto is New York City as run by the Swiss. It was clean. It was safe. And what do I see here?
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I see 10 cities everywhere. I see graffiti. I see litter. I see violent offenders. And I mean,
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real violent offenders with real assault style guns, i.e. illegal handguns getting arrested by cops
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and getting out on bail the very same day. I see the TTC, the Toronto Transit Commission,
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as being, it was unheard of that that was an unsafe space. And now I know, especially
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young ladies, Sheila, that will not take the subway at nighttime. That was never a Toronto thing.
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That was a New York City kind of thing going back to the 70s. Yeah, so I'm looking for the proverbial
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silver lining here, Sheila. I'm not seeing it anywhere. Am I wrong?
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No, you're not wrong. And Canadians agree with you, it sounds like. Recently, a Canadian politician
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stated it. Who did this poll? I don't know. It's from the National Post anyways. That 67% of people agree
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with the statement that Canada is broken. And I think it's true when you especially, I mean,
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if they're polling heavy and like oversampling in urban areas, for sure. And this isn't exclusive
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to Toronto. I think this is a part of a problem of progressive policies from big city mayors in
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Canada's large cities, same way it is all over the world. If you follow Arthur C. Green, he's a
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Western Standard reporter based out of Edmonton on Twitter. His Twitter account is just full of
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images of the moral and social decay of downtown Edmonton. And that's had progressive mayors for
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I don't know, the better part of two decades anyway. And it's not getting any better. It's only
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getting worse. And I saw this headline the other day. And I took note of it because it was so
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like, even in writing the headline, didn't somebody think, Houston, we have a problem with Toronto here.
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But this seemed completely normal. It's from the star. And it said, I can't even believe that the
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star has an affordable housing reporter, by the way. But anyway, I wonder if the social justice
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reporter. Yeah, I wonder if the affordable housing reporter thought about how the advocacy of open
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borders policies affects affordable housing in Canada, because you can't have housing keep up to
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the demand. And then green policies don't allow for the building of houses the way we need. But anyways,
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it says those, listen to this, those sheltering in the transit system, worry about their safety amid the
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recent spate of TTC violence. So you've got people who are literally, for lack of a better
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situation, living in the TTC. Homeless people, for all intents and purposes, they are homeless. I mean,
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the TTC station is not a house. They're living there. And they're worried about the gangs
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also trying to occupy the TTC stations. And somewhere in the middle, normal people are trying to go to
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work. Yep. No. And by the way, Sheila, please get with the program. I believe homeless people
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that's under the bend at the Toronto Star. I think the term is those without homes, which means,
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of course, exactly the same thing. You're homeless. I'm not making this up. No, you're right. And
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that's the thing. I mean, when we, I mean, there's so much to tackle here. But when we try to get a
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solution, this is the problem, is that people, we need change. It has to be done sooner rather than
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later. Well, how about going back to the situation of yester decade, where we had mental health
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facilities that incarcerated people for their protection and ours. And you thought it was such
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a great revolution going back to the 60s and 70s to liberate these people. We'll give them their meds
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as long as they stay on their meds. Well, yeah, that's the problem, as long as they stay on their
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meds. And, you know, it's terrible, Sheila, because a lot of those people you see that are homeless,
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that are riding the transit system, they are mentally ill, you know, and mentally ill people
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don't make the best decisions. And yet, I bet you those Toronto Star reporters would be appalled at
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the very idea of incarcerating people. But I don't mean forever, but maybe until they get better,
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if they can get better, that's a big assumption. But how is it a better solution? In minus 20 weather,
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we had a horrible Friday and Saturday on the weekend, that people are breaking into vacant
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buildings to, you know, get through the night. They're sleeping on the TTC, at least until it,
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you know, runs down. I don't see that as a good solution for anyone. And like you said, Sheila,
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I'm sorry, but public transit vehicles are for people commuting. We pay a fare, we get in,
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we go to point A, point B. It shouldn't be a shelter on wheels.
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Yeah. You know, and before somebody writes me a letter, I fundamentally disagree with the
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warehousing of developmentally disordered or developmentally challenged people. I think that
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was one thing that did need to change when we closed some of the facilities in the 60s,
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because there is a better, more humane way to help people live with dignity if they're
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developmentally challenged, of course. But that is not the same as people with acute mental illness
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being dumped out onto the street to fend for themselves and then calling it kindness.
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There's, you know, if anybody has experience with people within their own family with mental
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illness and it touches so many families, it becomes a cycle where people will take medicine
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and they start to feel better. And so they think they're cured. So then they stop taking the medicine
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and then it's just a perpetual cycle. Also the side effects of the medicine is also very difficult
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to live with the physical side effects. So people just don't want to take it. But they're,
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they're mentally ill. They can't make the best choices and forcing them or dumping them to live on the
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street. Not the best. Um, but yeah, let's, I think we should make the distinction between
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developmentally delayed and challenged people, um, with the mental, the mentally ill who, um, they,
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they need intervention and often institutionalized care. They really do.
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And speaking of incarceration, another story here, uh, Sheila will knock me down with a feather.
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The majority of Canadians believe that prisoners should still be segregated based on biological
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sex, according to a poll. Can you imagine that Sheila? Because folks, if you don't know,
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and this is another, uh, change-a-roo in the name of social justice by your Justin Trudeau liberals.
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Um, if you are a 300 pound linebacker sized male with a full beard and you're in prison for an offense,
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over 50% of which would be, uh, sexual assault, um, you merely have to say, I identify as a female
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and bang, you're in a federal penitentiary for women. And God forbid, if any of your cellmates,
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biological woman refer to you by the wrong pronoun, such as he or him, which is what they are. And by the
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way, I should point out, Sheila, these aren't people transitioning. These aren't people who have
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gone through the hormone therapy. They haven't had their genitalia sliced and diced. These are just
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guys saying, I'm a chick and you are in like Flynn. Um, and you can imagine what the problem is. Um,
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in some cases, well, I would say this, Sheila, I don't have hard data, but do you think maybe most
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of these guys are gaming the system, especially since most of them are sexual offenders, you know,
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kind of like I'm the Fox. I want to be incarcerated in the hen house, uh, so to speak. So again, if the
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majority of Canadians believe prisoners, if you're a man, you stay in a male penitentiary. And if you're
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a female, you stay in a female penitentiary. Why are our leaders, why are the just and sure liberals
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saying, no, we, we must have, uh, you know, open feelings for these people. We must accommodate
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them. And by the way, Sheila, I hear, you know what the ultimate irony is, is that if you are a
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female prisoner, I'm saying a biological woman and you say, you know what? I'm a dude. I want to go
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to the male, uh, prison. You are not getting your way. Why? Well, because the prison guards
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don't want to be on 24 seven alert, protecting you from basically being gang raped because that's,
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what's going to happen. So all of a sudden, when that reality, when that rubber hits the road,
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uh, Oh no, no, no, no, uh, know your role and you stay in your gender sized prison. But when it comes
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to that linebacker, uh, getting in with the females, Oh no, this is all about, uh, being
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intolerant of trans rights. Give me a break. There's a lot to unpack in this McDonnell-Laurier
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Institute study because, um, you know, it is not female to male, transgender inmates being asked
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to put in, to be put in those prisons, uh, into the like male prisons. They're not asking to go
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there. And I think there's a reason for that. And it plays out in the data for the reasons,
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the male to female ones are incarcerated. So it says the poll released by the McDonnell-Laurier
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Institute Thursday shows that four and five Canadians say it's either somewhat important
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or very important to segregate prisoners based on the two biological sexes. This comes right in.
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This is the most important part. And this is why the female to males are not asking to go into the
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other prisons because they are not being incarcerated for the same reasons as the male to female ones are.
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This comes right in after new numbers from the Correctional Service of Canada revealed that
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almost half, half that's abnormally high, 44% of female to, or sorry, of male to female transgender
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inmates have been incarcerated for sexual offenses. They want to continue to offend while in prison
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with captive victims is what's happening here. And we know that women are women, biological women are not
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often incarcerated for sex offenses. So that is why the female to males are not asking to go into the
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other prisons. And here's the part that proves every preconceived notion I have about modern feminism.
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You know, who's sticking up for the men or for the ladies, the men are while mental respondents said
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sex segregation was very important. 42%. It was at a higher rate than female respondents at 35%.
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Women were 16% more likely to say previously male transgender prisoners should be housed with women.
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They are, they will, they, these are not pro women, women. They call themselves feminists. I think the word has
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probably been hijacked, but I don't care. I don't describe myself as well. That's for them to sort out. I don't
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describe myself as one anyway, but they will, it, they'll sacrifice their fellow women on the bonfire of this
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progressive madness and then pat themselves on the back because for them to be tolerant and progressive
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is the only thing that matters. And if the bodies stack up along the way, who cares? It's just,
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they think they're different than the communists of yore, but they are exactly the same. Millions of
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people, 16 million people, 30 million people. It's all the cost of doing business to impose your ideology
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on a group of people. And if these women get hurt along the way, incarcerated in a federal pen,
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they don't care. It's all part and parcel of doing business and imposing their worldview on people.
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Sheila, I would argue if you're a feminist leader or you're Justin Trudeau, who identifies
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as a feminist, we all know that, and you support a policy where you have male offenders, especially
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sexual assault male offenders going into a woman's prison, you're not a feminist. You are a misogynist.
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You are promoting hatred and harm towards biological females. Where's the feminist argument in that
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position of accommodating these male offenders? It's because they aren't feminists. I mean,
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feminists have destroyed their own word. I don't think they are that. I think it's progressive
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ideology at all costs. And if it's women that get hurt along the way, fine to them. If it's little
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kids that get hurt along the way, because they are over-sexualized too young, they don't care.
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They don't care. As long as they impose their radical anti-human garbage on the rest of us,
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they don't care who gets hurt. As I said, it's the cost of doing business. Collateral damage,
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Sadly, I think you're right, Sheila. Well, listen, before we switch to another topic,
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I think we have an ad break. So without further ado, let's roll it.
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I'm speaking to you at a moment of grave crisis. When violent and fanatical men are attempting to
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After weeks of dangerous and unlawful activities, after weeks of people being harassed in their
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neighborhoods and small businesses forced to close. Because democracy flourishes in Canada.
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We don't always agree. And that's okay. Because individual liberty is cherished in Canada.
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Our government will always defend freedom of expression and freedom of peaceful assembly.
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Has now been demonstrated to us by a few misguided persons. After evidence of increased
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ideologically motivated violent extremism activity across the country. Just how fragile a democratic
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society can be. It became clear that local and provincial authorities needed more tools to restore
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order and keep people safe. These are matters of the utmost gravity. And I want to tell you what the
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government is doing to deal with them. The federal government has invoked the emergencies act.
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The public's legitimate right to know why the government proclaimed an emergency and whether
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It is our view that there was no justification whatsoever to invoke the emergencies act.
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It's so tough to watch. There's no reason for that. They were literally running the horses through the crowd.
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The police came straight to me. And he targeted me. And he took his gun of tear gas. And he actually shoot me directly in my legs.
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Was it worth invoking the emergencies act, ma'am, to trample on the rights and freedoms of Canadians?
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Why do you think excessive honking means means that the government should strip citizens away from their rights?
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lies i i couldn't keep up with it but i just want to see what the biggest lie is because i was there
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for most of the freedom convoy in ottawa last year and when trudeau said after weeks of small
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businesses being forced to close those were his words nobody forced him to close sheila
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and whether it was the demonstrators or the government this was a fear factor generated by
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the government and they're useful idiots in the mainstream media you know the barbarians are going
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to descend upon parliament hill and i remember one of the stories i did i was it was the second saturday
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and i was in front of a tim horns and one by one by one of people coming up and pulling on the door
00:27:42.720
only to discover that it was locked and these were families and all they wanted was a coffee and a
00:27:50.400
muffin and maybe to spend 10 minutes inside the restaurant uh to warm up uh they sacrificed
00:27:58.800
thousands and thousands of dollars worth of sales because you had well over a hundred thousand people
00:28:04.240
on the hill that day and i would estimate maybe 95 percent of downtown ottawa restaurants were closed
00:28:11.920
and i'll tell you one thing sheila the five percent that stayed open lineups out the door
00:28:17.920
were staff harassed was equipment or tables vandalized of course not and yet in the narrative of trudeau
00:28:28.000
small businesses being forced to close by whom well by nobody they generated fear to scare people into
00:28:35.200
closing down that's on you mr prime minister anyway it was even worse it was even worse than that at one
00:28:42.000
of the stories where it's on our list of things to talk about but i think we'll just touch on it right
00:28:46.000
now and then breathe right past it is that this week the auditor general general is set to release a
00:28:51.520
report about how the ottawa city council and the ottawa police dealt with the freedom convoy but as it
00:28:57.840
came out in the public order emergency commission the police were putting these business owners in
00:29:05.280
in an untenable position because what they were saying and ottawa police you remain some of the worst in the
00:29:11.520
the entire country the worst thank god the opp got involved um the they were telling the business
00:29:18.880
owners if you open your doors and serve these people we are going to fine you for doing business
00:29:27.280
with them and so a lot of them had to close their doors not because they feared the truckers but because
00:29:35.360
the pro not the province the city wasn't allowing them to do business with them it's atrocious and
00:29:42.720
you know what sheila that was part of the big lie that i was referring to because those restaurants i
00:29:49.360
mean there was one very close to the action it's a hybrid uh vietnamese thai restaurant which we went to
00:29:56.800
several times the the people that run it are just fantastic they're wonderful folks and there was a
00:30:02.560
shawarma shop further up the road and but they always had lineups out the door and then to my
00:30:10.160
knowledge they were never once fined that was all garbage that the cops were going to go and and uh
00:30:17.120
fine you know mom pa restaurants i mean uh hoodie as bad as the ottawa police are they're not quite uh
00:30:23.200
dr elaine davila i i i keep defaulting to cruella who uh shut down adamson barbecue as impermanently
00:30:31.120
uh while allowing costco's restaurant i think and i think some of this scaremongering was perpetrated
00:30:37.280
by city council and by the business associations i saw those two uh local busy bodies from the
00:30:44.400
business association who were saying they were driving around in a war zone and then she showed
00:30:48.640
pictures of it at the public order commission like looks pretty normal to me uh thanks for submitting
00:30:54.480
video evidence to make yourself look like an idiot but they were also going around saying like
00:30:59.600
basically stoking this fear among the business community that if you served these people you
00:31:04.160
could potentially be fined so uh there's a lot of misinformation and as it always turns out it's on
00:31:10.800
the side of progressives and conservatives are usually like i'd like to just hear from everybody
00:31:16.240
and progressives are like no there's only one way to think and this is it and uh if it changes then
00:31:21.440
we'll let you know when it changes and sheila here's my theory why nobody was fined can you imagine the
00:31:27.760
constitutional challenge if i'm running a mom pa restaurant i'm going wait a minute i'm a legal
00:31:33.600
entity i'm selling legal items i pay to the city a business license in order to operate how am i
00:31:42.240
breaking a law by opening my doors i'm not even gonna demonstrate well because there was a mask mandate
00:31:48.400
in place and they were basically saying if you serve these maskless convoy terrorists you're the one
00:31:54.880
getting the fine oh so in other words uh restaurateurs waiters and waitresses cooks they have
00:32:00.720
to take on the role of uh law enforcement and go after maskless people that's not by bailiwick
00:32:07.440
i know how to make chicken soup i don't know how to write a ticket right for not wearing a mask right
00:32:12.480
it's it's preposterous yeah i love how they made the 16 year old hostess at the front of every
00:32:19.600
restaurant suddenly become a bylaw officer for minimum wage yeah that was nice what cowards what
00:32:27.200
lying cowards they are um and by the way for what it's worth um i think is it february 20th
00:32:36.160
in other words two weeks from today that the report is going to be tabled uh the emergencies act inquiry
00:32:43.280
um yes and uh so we have to have all hands on deck for that uh if i'm a betting man and i am uh and i
00:32:51.840
have the losses to prove it yeah i'm betting big that uh the trudo liberals are skating on this one
00:32:58.640
that's they skate on everything else i mean if history is a predictor of the future they do they
00:33:04.320
have skated on everything else i think they might get their hands slapped a little bit and then they're
00:33:09.280
just going to rewrite the emergencies act to make it easier to invoke the next time around because
00:33:13.040
it's basically been normalized now and they have resorted to mob justice and rule by mob so they
00:33:19.760
say well they constantly point to the majority of canadians supported the invoking of the emergencies act
00:33:25.680
okay great the more majority of germans also supported the treatment of the jews i don't think that
00:33:31.120
it is fair to uh cancel minority rights because of uh the sentiment of the mob because everybody has
00:33:38.160
fallen to some sort of mass psychosis that's not how you govern minority rights are supposed to be
00:33:45.280
protected from the whims of the mob that's why the charter of rights and freedoms is there it's
00:33:50.640
because your rights are immutable regardless of what other people think about you and what you have to
00:33:55.840
say um so ruling people by just mob rule uh that's like antithetical to the charter of rights and
00:34:03.920
freedoms hundred percent sheila and i see we have a story here um it's actually kind of scary that
00:34:11.520
this has to be an issue to begin with but alberta require free speech reporting after uproar over
00:34:18.240
controversial academic visit you know once upon a time sheila correct me if i'm wrong but academia
00:34:25.200
you know the universities and colleges that's where you could hammer out debates on the most contentious
00:34:30.160
issues imaginable you know abortion capital punishment uh gun control and the list goes on
00:34:37.760
and now if you're against the woke mob you get de-platformed you get cancelled um but i'm happy to
00:34:45.680
see that uh premier daniel smith is taking a stand against us she'll be um eviscerated of course in the
00:34:52.240
press for doing so but um uh good on her well and that's the thing here uh so it's francis widdowson
00:35:00.720
who has received an award from the justice center for constitutional freedoms for her advocacy
00:35:07.600
for academic independence and apparently there's only one way for academics to be and that is completely
00:35:13.760
in line with the government of the day well that's not francis and i think francis is actually
00:35:18.320
on the left i think she's a lefty um but uh as they tend to do they're eating their own when she
00:35:24.640
as david menzi says went off the reservation and uh yeah i think francis two years ago was the winner
00:35:31.440
of the george jonas freedom award which tamera leach won this year or i guess in 2022 um so uh when
00:35:40.720
jason kenney was premier the alberta government i think is advanced education that's our post-secondary
00:35:45.920
ministry said we're adopting the chicago principles which is basically free speech and academic
00:35:50.960
independence on university campuses great perfect this is their first test of it um and
00:35:59.120
frankly i think the advanced education minister dimitrios nikolaidis is a little late to the game
00:36:06.080
because the problems with francis showing up at the university of lethbridge campus started weeks
00:36:12.560
weeks ago only after a mob shows up shuts her down she's canceled by the school and she bravely
00:36:19.760
shows up anyway does he say you know what we got to do something about this we know we need to deal
00:36:25.600
with this buddy you're the guy in charge of the university system you should have told them at the
00:36:31.040
beginning look as a province we've adopted the chicago principles you must adhere by them you invited her to
00:36:38.640
speak she's gonna speak she's gonna speak you're going to ensure her safety and if disagreeing people
00:36:44.320
want to come in and you know debate francis great i think she's up for it and she was by the way
00:36:51.760
and the reason francis is so controversial is she said this um she suggested that there had been
00:36:58.560
an educational benefit to residential schools she didn't say there they were a good thing she didn't
00:37:04.240
say they were great for indigenous culture all she said was there was an educational benefit
00:37:11.280
to residential schools if you disagree with her guess what show up and ask her a question exactly i
00:37:17.280
think she would probably take the question now she was canceled she was petitioned against
00:37:24.560
and initially the university said in the face of public pressure that they would allow her to peer
00:37:30.960
because it was in line with their policy on free expression but they kowtowed to the mob mob rule
00:37:36.800
once again they canceled it after they said her views were in conflict with the views of the university
00:37:44.080
and there and so this place that believes in free expression you can but you can only talk if your free
00:37:50.400
expression is completely in line with the university she actually showed up um because she said i'm
00:37:56.480
going to do my speech anyway whether you stop me or not and she was basically shouted down and uh
00:38:03.040
pretty well run out of campus um but yeah this mob shows up this she's a little tiny lady by the way
00:38:08.720
like she is like tamara leach size she's not a big lady um but her ideas are dangerous to these people
00:38:16.960
just by her holding them and again i say if you disagree with her go there and go to the microphone and ask
00:38:23.200
for a question like a normal human being but you don't cut out her tongue you know sheila i i can't
00:38:30.000
believe how the university is spinning this basically which is a crazy place though it's a crazy crazy
00:38:36.640
place they will have like pro iran uh people sort of uh there i forget what it was press tv they had
00:38:45.280
like a they were graduating a bunch of these weirdos out of there and uh so they're tolerant of a lot of
00:38:50.960
like diverse viewpoints which you know you wouldn't think it was progressive potbed but uh
00:38:57.680
that's the problem with the entire university system is in these small towns like lethbridge
00:39:02.320
all the progressives just go work at the university and that's what you get
00:39:06.320
unbelievable but basically what the university is saying if i interpret it correctly is that uh
00:39:12.880
she is running afoul of our compelled speech policies right that's what they're saying
00:39:20.080
you know we um we're not about free speech we're about a certain narrative a certain type of compelled
00:39:26.080
speech and you've walked away from that and therefore we can't have you deliver your point
00:39:31.040
of view that's the complete opposite to free speech you know do these university uh you know
00:39:38.080
people that are making these policies do they realize how perverse this is coming out of their
00:39:45.360
mouths it's almost unbelievable sheila this is why if you're listening to me at home parents send
00:39:51.440
your kids to a trade school they'll carry less debt and more importantly they will not be brainwashed
00:39:58.880
and they will have useful skills to rebuild the world when these progressives burn it all down
00:40:03.360
uh the guy who knows how to weld the lady who knows how to knit and so you will be king and queen
00:40:11.120
of the society after these progressives burn it all down with their bad ideas
00:40:15.360
and uh like you send your kids to university you pay damn good money for them to be to learn how to
00:40:21.200
think to be exposed to these diverse worldviews and yet they go there and they come out completely
00:40:26.560
brainwashed what if if you didn't want to hear francis widowson speak you know what a normal person
00:40:36.240
would do not go to her exactly oh no no that's not how it works anymore no that's not how it works
00:40:42.720
anymore sheila and you know folks sheila's bang on when it comes to the trades uh there's a wonderful
00:40:48.000
book called blue collar i'm proud of it and it's a fellow in the massachusetts area um never did that
00:40:54.560
well in school um went to one half year of university said this isn't for me starts his
00:41:01.200
own landscaping company essentially cutting grass for rich people in the boston suburbs uh before long
00:41:07.840
uh 15 employees uh two million dollars a year in gross sales uh yeah so um you know maybe his uh
00:41:16.000
day-to-day vehicle is a ford f-150 pickup but his weekend vehicle is a porsche um nothing to be shamed
00:41:23.680
about in terms of working with your hands um and yet what's the alternative you're going to take
00:41:31.360
gender studies you know what that job leads to it leads to a role of being a professor of gender
00:41:38.480
studies and nothing else and those jobs uh aren't begging for anyone right now uh most of those
00:41:45.520
professors i'm sure have tenure and they're hand hanging on to that uh scheme of a gig uh with both
00:41:51.680
their hands clutching sheila so absolutely and i think part of the problem of getting kids into the
00:41:57.600
trades are certain parents sheila oh no no i want my kid to get a university degree and you know this
00:42:04.880
and that and there's some sort of stigma which i can't understand about working with your hands
00:42:12.480
work with your hands these days there were jobs they're going to pay you in six figures
00:42:16.080
yeah um look my son is a pipe fitter so so uh i'm i'm so happy that he didn't go the university
00:42:25.360
route he wasn't i'm it's not that he wasn't a good student he just school wasn't his thing he didn't
00:42:32.000
like it there he'd rather be out doing something and making money and now that's exactly what he's
00:42:36.480
doing and he's building the world and he doesn't have a hundred thousand dollars in university debt
00:42:42.080
chasing him around as he tries to start his life and there's as you say there's no shame in that
00:42:46.720
somebody has to build all the things that make the world go around and those are blue collar people
00:42:51.440
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you will uh switch over to foreign affairs and uh riddle me this if someone gives you an armored
00:43:57.440
vehicle what do you say thanks tanks very funny david very funny although we are giving them old
00:44:07.440
leopard tanks so i don't know i did you see the tracks on those i follow a lot of like military
00:44:12.540
caf veterans twitter and uh they had those leopard tanks loaded up in the aircraft to be shipped
00:44:22.300
off and someone pointed out that they didn't even do like the bare minimum maintenance before they
00:44:28.140
are sending them over to poland come on the tracks look like they're being they're rotting off
00:44:34.380
like rusted off i've seen old d series cats that have been abandoned uh on like a
00:44:42.300
forestry cut line in better condition as far as the tracks go they were awful that's appalling
00:44:49.260
because really um then what is the purpose of having that tank the number one attribute of a tank
00:44:55.980
is not necessarily it's firepower that's important but the number one thing is mobility you can move
00:45:04.060
your uh cannons at um you know flick of a switch and the idea that if you're correct sheila that these
00:45:13.500
um you know treads are you know haven't been maintained they're about to break what have you
00:45:19.660
uh you've really basically eliminated the number one rationale for having a tank in the first place
00:45:26.220
yeah i'm gonna flip just olivia i'm gonna flip you something here where you can see the tank tracks at
00:45:36.780
the back and the person who's weighing in is a veteran i know he's a veteran he's starred in a
00:45:43.500
documentary about canadian armed forces so i know who he is um and uh he points out that there's been no
00:45:52.620
track maintenance done on these things before we deployed them so if he points out um they didn't
00:45:59.260
do track maintenance no pad metal cross piece for winter conditions where they're going so he knows
00:46:04.220
what he's talking about he was in the i think he was in infantry so very familiar with this stuff
00:46:09.580
and he's saying we just sent them garbage that they can't even use in the conditions in which they're
00:46:13.660
fighting but that's the canadian military remember we sent um soldiers to the middle east wearing green
00:46:20.140
and our american friends had to help us out here we are i remember that was it green or were they
00:46:26.860
sent arctic uh fatigues no i think it was green i think it was green digital camo and we had to borrow
00:46:33.100
from the american so we didn't end up dead in a desert somewhere yeah imagine that we sent them camo
00:46:40.140
that essentially had the opposite functionality of camouflage uh it made you stand out as opposed to
00:46:49.100
blending in to the territory yeah i shouldn't laugh about it that's that's terrible that's just such
00:46:56.540
incompetence yeah speaking of incompetence i still don't know like again i think the military up at alert
00:47:04.380
bay where our norad facilities are probably did their job and alerted canadian officials about the spy
00:47:11.980
balloon um but the canadian government has still not explained why they let the spy balloon just
00:47:18.940
travel down the west part of canada into montana so it could lurk on all the u.s nuclear installations
00:47:27.180
and they said you know we're sort of concerned about you know if we shot it out of the sky it could have
00:47:31.020
landed and hurt people really in the high arctic where there's nobody but northern alberta there's
00:47:36.140
nobody um you could have shot it down at any point what what are they doing well i i think as we
00:47:42.060
discussed last week sheila that norad given that the cold war isn't such a thing for the last several
00:47:48.780
decades uh they've just we lost it pardon me we lost the cold war if china is sending a balloon down
00:47:57.500
the side of the continent and nobody seems to do anything about it until it's done its spy mission
00:48:04.060
i'm not sure we actually won the cold war yeah i mean sheila i i'm being honest it is so rare i see
00:48:11.260
the uh acronym norad in a news story except when it's christmas eve and they're tracking santa's
00:48:19.180
that seems to be their only job now but i want to talk to you about one other thing about this balloon
00:48:25.340
is that um so we we dropped the ball clearly when it passed over canadian territory and we still don't
00:48:31.660
have the answers why but when it went into us territory and then uh president biden had to
00:48:38.060
finally make a decision after a couple of days uh to shoot down this balloon which i understand is the
00:48:43.660
size of three school buses um here's did you notice the mainstream media narrative in the united states
00:48:51.020
sheila do you know that three times uh balloons came over america when donald trump was president
00:48:57.820
first of all sheila this is news to me because and i'll tell you why it's news to me if that had
00:49:03.100
happened uh under the trump regime you know the mainstream media would have torn him to pieces
00:49:10.620
about this so why is it now becoming news i watched the same journalists over the course of 18 hours it was
00:49:19.980
quite fascinating i think uh there's a what i forget the twitter account that rounds up like the
00:49:27.740
the libs owning themselves but what like journalists go from we can't shoot this thing down it'll cause an
00:49:34.300
international event to thank you president biden and the u.s military for shooting down this thing
00:49:42.220
like so they were like when the government wasn't shooting it down it was a good thing and when the
00:49:46.460
government did shoot it down it was a good thing and it's like pick a lane losers like could you
00:49:51.500
figure out where you stand on some issue other than whatever's going on in the swiss cheese mind
00:49:57.820
of your alzheimer's riddled president but but sheila one of those reasons that you just cited it doesn't
00:50:05.580
make sense uh shooting down this um balloon creating an international incident no no the international
00:50:13.260
incident has already been created right you have invaded sovereign territory oh then again uh maybe
00:50:19.820
what if that balloon was carrying a a convoy full of migrants then maybe i can see the biden
00:50:24.940
administration saying oh uh no that's okay uh we're uh we're not uh all that big on uh border
00:50:31.020
security these days no but seriously uh that's the infraction much as though if it was like a
00:50:36.620
a chinese naval vessel that came into the 200 mile territory of the u.s uh that's the incident not
00:50:43.900
your threat of saying turn around or we're gonna play a little game of real life battleship here
00:50:50.380
so how do you explain that as an excuse i also saw mainstream media journalists who purport to be
00:51:00.300
intelligent people saying well we we shot it down so it's none of its information is going to go
00:51:09.100
back to china do they not think that this thing was reporting back in real time everything that it
00:51:15.740
saw of course but they think that it's got like some sort of cassette tape that is just like recording
00:51:22.460
on an eight track and it's got to go all the way back to beijing where they put it in the little
00:51:27.820
a track player and press play so they can figure out what's going on in america no it reported back
00:51:33.580
in real time i mean it's china they have facial recognition technology that can tell you if you're
00:51:38.700
weaker or not you know you know i a hundred percent sheila and and i think that the only excuse i can
00:51:45.820
think of canadian authorities for not reporting this maybe they mistook uh that giant balloon for um
00:51:53.180
shop teacher carrie look lemieux going skydiving again and uh you know uh misinterpreting those
00:51:59.900
two zeppelins you know i honestly think they did tell the americans and the americans are like
00:52:11.340
nobody talk about it i think that's what happened um speaking of anita anand our um she's our
00:52:19.340
defense minister for some reason uh she's a lawyer uh who completely bungled the covid procurement
00:52:28.060
process so they're like you know what we should put you in one of charge of one of the most important
00:52:31.980
portfolios god help us all um she's also now saying that we are deploying canadian surveillance planes
00:52:41.740
which i guess we didn't deploy when we were being spied on by the chinese uh to spy on gang activity
00:52:49.340
i know not in toronto in haiti can we get at least a drone flying around the ttc anita can we at least
00:52:57.580
do that no they're surveilling gang activity in haiti while toronto is just descending into
00:53:05.820
port-au-prince i guess huh yeah go figure my worry sheila um with here's a long-range uh patrol
00:53:15.180
aircraft going over uh to haiti we got tanks going over to ukraine we don't exactly have the most robust
00:53:23.500
military is there anything left in the cupboard for our own home security just in case you know
00:53:30.140
because i find that the world post trump has become an increasingly violent and dangerous place i'm
00:53:37.660
talking in a foreign policy a narrative here i mean are we really in a position to give away all these
00:53:43.820
assets no and if tucker carlson gets his way we'll just be taken over by the americans anyway
00:53:50.860
again don't threaten me with a good time i'm albert and i want out anyway um take me with you
00:53:58.780
yeah i'm i'm listening i want to hear a solid plan before i make my mind up but i'm listening um i know
00:54:05.420
we have a couple chats but we must talk about i think there was some sort of music awards show last
00:54:10.540
night but oh yes as you know i checked out of popular culture a long time ago every time i
00:54:15.500
check back in i hate it so i check back out again and i'm constantly reminded why i don't want anything
00:54:20.220
to do with it and why my music tastes exist in the 70s and early 80s country music where it was safe
00:54:28.300
um so apparently like i watched a video last week with tamara sam smith who i guess is a performer
00:54:36.380
uh non-binary um doesn't wear enough clothes i i don't know i i understand the kids like him i
00:54:43.660
not my kids but the kids the kids like him um and there was this music video where it was very like
00:54:50.460
hedonistic sex cults uh with like possible urination stuff happening anyways it was terrifying
00:54:58.140
and again um i said at the time if you wanted me to think that the music industry in hollywood
00:55:06.220
was a satanic hedonistic cabal of weirdos you maybe don't show me this video but then
00:55:14.860
apparently sam smith doubles down at the grammys last night and uh didn't even try to cloak it in
00:55:22.380
artistry like his horrible video was um why don't we show this and again uh i'm not one to give trigger
00:55:29.500
warnings but uh this stuff makes me viscerally nauseous in a physical way and uh so if you're
00:55:35.740
you're like me just uh i don't know sorry in advance
00:56:21.100
yeah sheila so you've just made the case with that clip uh i mean i i never watched the grammys uh
00:56:27.020
for even before they got woke and politically correct and i don't know who any of the people
00:56:30.940
are yeah i don't know who any of the people are ashley mcbride she won a grammy i like her she
00:56:35.900
is like traditional folk country music i like her um but i can find that out in the news i'm not
00:56:42.220
going to sit through the entire grammys just so that i can find out ashley mcbride won i don't care
00:56:48.300
um waylon jennings just drank too much and did too much cocaine i didn't feel like he was trying to
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send the entire society straight to hell but that clip shows you that if you find my ipod
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on the road uh and you go through my musical library why 99.9 percent of the songs are from
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the 70s and 80s me too and you know you talk about the day the music died oh it died somewhere in the
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90s um and um yeah it's just and and by the way if you were to go to the nhl all-star game for
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escapism again something i haven't watched in decades but i pop open my toronto sun on sunday and i'm
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looking at the photos of the the uniforms the teams were wearing and they're basically um stylized
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version of the transgender flag it's uh white pink baby blue and of course the triangle uh which
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they've added to the rainbow flag that's the new rainbow flag you got to put the trans
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triangle in there which represents uh transgender indigenous and people of color
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um and what i don't get sheila two things about that one is uh when you have the pride flag lgbt the
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t is for transgender so you're already represented and secondly what does race have to do with it
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we're talking sexual orientation right but anyways um if the nhl wants to know why viewership is down
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30 this year maybe when you uh dress up uh manly masculine hockey players in uh stylized transgender
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flags uh maybe that's why you know so um and here's the thing sheila i don't care where you stand on the
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issue whether it's the grammys whether it's hockey i used to go to award shows um hollywood movies tv
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shows sports as escapism not as a lecture of this is what you should think this is what you should
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wear trans women a real woman i don't want any of that crap and all that crap has infected
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entertainment and sports and i think that's why ratings are plummeting yeah and everything is some
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sort of stupid cause like lizzo apparently i'm supposed to care because she's some kind of talented
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flautist but all i can see is a morbidly obese lady who i think probably has musical talent although
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i'm not i'm that's not my genre of music who doesn't wear enough clothes and wants me to look at her bare
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body all the time instead of listen to her music it's very frustrating but i just i just i don't know
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see i i know that there was an earthquake i think on the first no i'm not making a fat joke i'm just
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i i think maybe probably they have it coming alas sodom and gomorrah it's all i'm saying so in other
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words you're probably if you were to re-watch um superman the movie from 1978 because as you know lex
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luger's i'm cheering for the bad guy yeah i'm cheering for the bad guy yeah lex luther's plan
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was to hijack a u.s nuke uh hit the san andreas fault have california uh go into the ocean and
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he had already bought up worthless nevada desert property which would become overnight beachfront
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property so lex luther is supposed to be the bad guy in that movie in 1978 you're saying sheila gun
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reed he's the good guy in a 2023 lens you know it's funny because i will be watching movies with
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my kids and i end up cheering for the bad guy all the time because i end up hating everybody that i'm
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watching what was the movie moonfall halfway through i was cheering for the moon i was like yes kill
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everybody knock these people out of orbit kill everybody i just couldn't stand any of the people
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um i i often cheer for the whatever the cat the catastrophe is to kill everybody um because the
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the characters are just so insufferable that i just don't see them as redeemable
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um which is why i think hollywood's blockbusters are the anti-woke stuff like the top gun reboot it was
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like masculine and fun and fast-paced how movies used to be um those movies are doing well and the
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other stuff is just unwatchable and you end up like me just cheering for um a cataclysm yeah no well
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said all right sheila i think we have some uh responses by the way while you're looking for them
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do you remember the destination for the second nuclear warhead that lex luther hijacked no i don't
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even remember the first place you had to tell me it was la hackensack new jersey oh well
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because that's one of the best scenes in uh the movie where his uh uh assistant valerie perrine
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she asked lex where is the other um nuclear missile headed to and he says hackensack new jersey and
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she says but lex my mother lives in hackensack and lex luther just does this
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all right we've got a chat from pg cats because this 10 bucks has lafredo been fired yet i think
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you mean jeremy lafredo actually we parted ways with jeremy probably about six weeks ago he went off to do
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other things um so no we didn't fire him he's been gone from rebel news for a while
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uh drb 1313 10 bucks marxist regressives can't tell us what a woman is
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um why would we expect them to define an assault style rifle maybe i should identify
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my ar as a trans rifle anyone have some rainbow paints
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yeah i can't define what a woman is and in some cases these days uh all i can think of
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sheila is that bg's hit more than a woman to me if you know what i got it yeah yeah
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you know there's a like a gay gun rights association the pink pistols i think yeah yeah pink pistols and
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they're like yeah don't disarm us you keep telling us that everybody's committing all these like
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anti-gay hate crimes why do you want to disarm us like the lane like you keep telling us that all
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these like conservatives are coming to kill us which we aren't and they i think they agree with us i
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think they're largely sort of doing this out of tongue in cheek but if you are against gay bashing
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why would you disarm them amazing yeah well played pink pistols uh fraser mcburnie because it's five
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bucks the true dope government failed us again the commie balloon entered canada's airspace why
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didn't we shoot it down yeah we have cf-18s with side winders 22 mile range with the service ceiling
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of 50 000 feet well we do if they are not uh in the repair shop i guess uh cfb cold lake um which i
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think they just have that like a dedicated facility of just swapping parts out and putting putting other
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used parts on it's a used car lot down there for um australian junkers which which is what we got
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they were selling them for scrap and we're like no we'll pay top dollar for your garbage thank you
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very much australia which is what we did oh and sheila don't forget this was in the 90s i think
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remember we bought those used submarines submarines yeah because you know what i don't know about you
01:04:50.060
sheila but if there's any vehicle aside from an airplane i don't want to roll the dice on in terms
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of my personal safety it's something that's hundreds of meters under the ocean do you remember when canada
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had more serviceable like service ready submarines in west edmonton mall than they had in the canadian
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navy i remember that was the big joke but it was true we're like oh i think we have two or three in
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the mall uh taking people down through sea life caverns uh i don't think we had any operational
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at one point there yeah well at least the mall is safe yeah i don't know what happened to our
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submarines they're gone now uh now it's a like a sea lion show i don't know whatever happened to those
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yeah i know there's a thomas dolby song called uh one of our submarines is missing in canada's case it's
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all of our submarines yeah once again buying junkers from somewhere else or like not replacing stuff
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when we're what all of our nato partners are doing a big buy to replace stuff so they get a bargain
01:05:53.500
because they're all buying together and we're like no we don't think we need that and then 10 years
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later justin judeau's like i have an idea let's buy those jets for way more money
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well is that the last chat there sheila we've got two more two more okay twinks gives us five bucks
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regarding residential schools they did have educational value and were often the only
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schools available to kids in the far north both white and first nations kids i think that was the
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point that francis widdowson was trying to make although i don't know because they didn't let her
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talk um people need to stop drinking the kool-aid of woe um it is true that in some very remote
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communities it was white kids and indigenous kids at so often the church-run government-sanctioned
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residential school and it was the only school that is true uh analisa in 1964 20 bucks hello my two
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favorite two favorite people sending big hugs to you both and of course my sweet menzies a little kiss on
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the cheek oh i wasn't gonna barf over sam smith that'll do her how dare you well analisa you're
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so sweet thank you thank you so much for that kind word despite the nastiness sheila just committed there
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but i guess that i guess that that's that um well listen i want to thank uh sheila super producer
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olivia and guess who's back from vietnam today it is super producer efren uh doing a great job
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and uh nobody in this company deserved a nice vacation more than efren but i am happy to see
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him back he's that darn good and thanks to everybody that tuned in a special thank you to all those who
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gave us a super chat uh until tomorrow which i believe sheila and i will be at this space at the
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the same time one o'clock eastern i think as always tomorrow whoa whoa whoa i think it's
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tamara oh sheila i think so oh who knows um drea maybe one of those two they did the little switcheroo
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in the morning staff meeting this morning but also before we move on big shout out to uh kian simoni
01:08:06.220
for filling in for of course efron was gone uh kian really stepped up worked really hard and uh
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kept everything humming along because yeah he already has his own job and a huge workload
01:08:18.460
and he stepped up to cover off efron and uh we couldn't have done it without him so no the best
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compliment i can give kian uh sheila is that i honestly expected the entire operation to fall
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apart in efron's absence and it did not i did too no it did not so there you go way to go kian so until
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uh tomorrow folks at one o'clock eastern standard time as always stay safe and stay sane
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the mckinsey scandal uh has been gripping the attention of canadians uh we've had new revelations
01:08:57.340
every day it seems uh and as we've said in the house you are the company you keep mckinsey has had
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so many scandals around the world uh their involvement with purdue pharma their involvement
01:09:08.700
with the chinese government the saudi government the russian government and yet this is a company
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that justin trudeau chose uh to to go to repeatedly uh for contracts with the government of canada work
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that the public service said they could do themselves now the liberal response to the mckinsey scandal
01:09:25.020
has been to say they're going to have two cabinet ministers do an investigation these are cabinet
01:09:29.900
ministers that would have been responsible for the process all along we don't believe that
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liberals can be trusted to investigate other liberals that's why conservatives are calling
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for the auditor general to conduct an independent investigation into what happened with the spending
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on mckinsey conservatives will be moving a motion today in the house a concurrence motion
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to have the house of commons endorse a recommendation from committee asking the auditor general to come in
01:09:57.420
and do this investigation we don't trust liberals to investigate themselves we don't trust the two
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ministers who are responsible for procurement and for the treasury board to be the ones investigating
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their own conduct in this respect that's why we think an independent investigation with the auditor
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general is important and we will be moving a motion after question period today asking the house to
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endorse this call on the auditor general to conduct the independent investigation