Rebel News Podcast - DAILY Roundup ｜ Johnston testifies to Commons, Musk⧸free speech in Canada, Ottawa trustee hates Xmas

00:00:00.000 Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen, you have tuned into the Daily Roundup on this

00:00:19.520 a Tuesday, June 6, 2023. I'm David Menzies and my co-host, well, let me tell you a little

00:00:27.500 bit about my co-host. Folks, do you know that today is Russian Language Day? It is a day

00:00:33.620 in which we honour Alexander Pushkin. He's a Russian poet who is considered the father

00:00:40.080 of modern Russian literature. Well, my friend does not celebrate this day because she does

00:00:47.880 not know in the Russian language the rhyming couplet to Hickory Dickory Duck. Oh, she is

00:00:55.920 the she-devil with a spatula. She is the Khaleesi of the greater Coburg area. She is Tamara

00:01:03.700 Ugolini. Well, thanks, David. And did you know that Tamara is apparently a Russian name? I

00:01:08.740 have no Russian background or ethnic ties, but yeah, apparently Tamara is a name that

00:01:14.740 comes from Russia and it means palm tree. No kidding. Yeah, so there you go. I do have

00:01:20.500 a tie, I guess, somehow. And you know what, Tamara, before we take care of business, I got

00:01:24.920 to tell you, folks. My most recent issue of Motor Trend arrived. It is the Farewell Dodge

00:01:32.020 Challenger. It is unbelievable. It's the Demon 170, 1,025 horsepower. A couple of things.

00:01:42.720 It says Dodge Challenger SRT Demon 170 roars out of hell. You know where it's made? It's made

00:01:49.420 in Brampton. So if Brampton is hell, does that mean sneaky Patrick Brown is Satan? What do you think,

00:01:56.520 Tamara? Drawing some big, heavy conclusions there, David, but not far off, I guess, with sneaky

00:02:03.520 Patrick. Yes. What is he, a pathological liar or we're just calling him sneaky these days?

00:02:08.880 Well, he is the most corrupt politician in Canada, but I'm going to give you some investment advice,

00:02:12.740 folks. If you have the money, it's going to be over $100,000. It'll be available in the fall.

00:02:17.900 Buy one. If I win the lottery, Tamara, I'm going to buy one for you. No, you're not going to drive it.

00:02:23.600 That's too much horsepower for a little lady like you. You're going to crate it, and this is an

00:02:28.940 instant collectible. What do you think about that, Tamara Ugolini?

00:02:33.840 Getting a little aggressive right off the hop here, aren't we, David? Roars out of hell. Yeah,

00:02:38.720 there we go. David's excited. All right, before we continue too much further down this deep, dark

00:02:45.080 Satan hole, let me tell you what we're doing today. So if you're joining us for the first time,

00:02:50.400 this is a way for us to get into the news of the day, provide some commentary. We are currently

00:02:55.560 streaming on YouTube, Rumble, Odyssey, Getter, and also the bastion of free speech these days,

00:03:02.820 Twitter. And so on those platforms, Rumble specifically, you can engage with us directly

00:03:09.160 using a hyper chat or a super chat. I always get confused which is which between Rumble and Odyssey.

00:03:15.980 But on those two platforms, we have not been demonetized as we have been from YouTube due to

00:03:22.120 wrong think and wrong speech. So I would urge you to head on over to one of those other alternative

00:03:28.380 platforms that supports and upholds freedom of expression and free speech. And send us a super

00:03:34.680 chat or a hyper chat. It's a nice fun way to engage directly with us, get your comment read on air,

00:03:40.320 get some commentary perhaps even back from us, and just show us your general support for our

00:03:45.980 independent and non-government funded journalism. Helps us keep the lights on and as you can see,

00:03:52.300 fund our endeavors by giving you professional studio space. We have this new studio

00:03:58.020 It's my second time hosting and it smells nice and fresh and it's nice and bright.

00:04:02.260 We were singing Blinded by the Light in here before we got started because it's pretty bright.

00:04:06.940 You should hear her sing, folks, like an angel.

00:04:10.560 We'll save that for another day maybe. So the first news item that we have on the docket is the

00:04:16.880 special rapporteur, David Johnston, who we know is conflict of interest riddled

00:04:24.800 person responsible and appointed by the Justin Trudeau Liberals, by Justin Trudeau himself,

00:04:31.940 a close-knit family friend who's been tasked to investigate allegations of foreign interference

00:04:37.580 and primarily from the Chinese Communist Party, who himself has pretty close ties to China.

00:04:45.640 Oops.

00:04:46.120 Who would have thought that Trudeau would appoint someone so riddled with conflicts of interest

00:04:51.580 to investigate himself? But we have a little video here to share with you of this special

00:04:58.540 rapporteur and what he had to say in a committee meeting, I think just earlier today.

00:05:05.900 Public inquiries on the Public Inquiries Act are very difficult tools to use for something whose job

00:05:12.840 is to shed light on situations, particularly situations of negligent responsibility and so on,

00:05:19.720 because they are led by lawyers with cross-examination. They have difficulty getting at

00:05:28.620 information that is classified, can't do that in public, are very expensive, are very time-consuming,

00:05:39.480 and often do not result in providing the light. What we have hoped to do, of course, in the remaining

00:05:46.600 months of our mandate is to do exactly that, to have public hearings on matters that are not part

00:05:53.240 of the classified information. And I think we may recall an earlier inquiry, it was the McDonald's

00:06:02.440 commission that led into the creation of the CSIS Act to take over the responsibilities for forward

00:06:08.760 interference from the RCMP. That commission was five years in its work to completion.

00:06:15.240 Madam Chair, I'm rather blown away there when we see that an independent public inquiry can be costly.

00:06:26.120 What is the price tag on democracy? What is the value of democracy? We're here, we've got two

00:06:33.880 parties that are neck and neck in the polls where certain ride-ins can decide on the colour of the

00:06:39.160 government. And now I'm being told that it can be costly to shed light on this, because people,

00:06:44.200 of course, agree upon the fact that the only way in which we can shed light in this situation is by

00:06:48.440 holding an independent public inquiry. Yes, it can take time, but we can live for a long time in the

00:06:54.200 darkness if we don't do anything. And that's not a better approach. So when Mr Johnson, full respect,

00:06:59.640 of course, for Mr Johnson, but when he says to me that there are certain elements that are classified

00:07:04.760 that we cannot bring out into the daylight, would that be worse? We had three secret services involved

00:07:15.000 in the Aurora inquiry that were actually involved in this inquiry. So why would it be worse this time

00:07:20.920 compared to what we had with the Aurora case inquiry?

00:07:27.000 You know, Tamara, first of all, I love how these liberals, and that's what David Johnson is,

00:07:33.960 I love how they play the fiscal conservative card when it comes to costs, when it helps their cause.

00:07:41.720 For example, when Blackface said back in 2016, we're going to pay Omar Khadr 10 and a half million,

00:07:50.360 because you know what, to fight this out in the courts, that's going to be in the tens of millions.

00:07:54.760 Suddenly this government that spends in a way that would make a drunken sailor blush,

00:08:01.160 suddenly he's worried about the nickels and dimes. So we give this murderous Islamist terrorist a nice

00:08:07.800 eight-figure payday, unbelievable. And then we have David Johnson saying, well, it's going to take

00:08:13.320 a long time, it's a little costly. Well, first of all, yeah, it's going to be costly and going to

00:08:18.600 take a long time, because you know what, our democracy is at stake here. And you mentioned

00:08:24.440 in the introduction, one of the reasons to doubt this gentleman is the conflict of interest. He is

00:08:33.080 a close Trudeau family friend. Blackface should never have asked him to be the special rapporteur.

00:08:39.960 And once asked, he should have said, Mr. Prime Minister, with all due respect, due to even the

00:08:45.400 semblance of a conflict of interest, I've got to turn this down. But what he delivered in his role

00:08:53.240 as special rapporteur was a complete whitewash. And secondly, he obviously did not take very

00:09:03.320 seriously the likes of other MPs, opposition MPs, including the former Conservative leader,

00:09:09.720 Aaron O'Toole, having their campaigns interfered with. Thirdly, David Johnson, he might be many

00:09:17.560 things. He is not an expert in foreign affairs, nor foreign interference. He's not qualified for

00:09:24.760 this role. I could go on links to the Trudeau Foundation, the fact that his daughters went

00:09:30.600 to universities in China. This guy stinks. And if I hear one more time from mainstream media,

00:09:37.080 the phrase, whose reputation is beyond reproach, such as Andrew Coyne, the most boring columnist in

00:09:45.800 Canada working for the Global Mail, calling out Pierre Polyev for personal attacks on Mr. Johnson.

00:09:53.000 Yeah. Why is that, Andrew? Is that because I believe it's your cousin gave birth to Pierre

00:09:58.600 Elliott Trudeau's love child? So you're kind of like blood related to the blackface regime yourself.

00:10:05.560 Give me a break. What do you say, Tamara?

00:10:07.880 Yeah, I mean, the conflicts of interest with this individual are just glaring. And what I'd like

00:10:13.400 to point out is a really succinct, well, it's not quite succinct, it's very lengthy, but a tweet by

00:10:20.520 Andrew Hayes. And he points out how many questions does he list here? There's 21 questions he would love

00:10:28.440 to pose to this special rapporteur. And it's all about his connections to China, including things like

00:10:36.120 his three children that went to various Chinese institutions, universities, and whether or not

00:10:43.320 they received grants or funding or special acknowledgement. I'm not going to go into and

00:10:49.960 read this entire tweet, because it is quite long. But there are 21 separate questions here that highlight

00:11:00.840 the various ways in which David Johnston is intertwined with Beijing. And I would assume

00:11:09.320 the Chinese Communist Party or the People's Republic of China. And that is obviously a glaring concern,

00:11:16.600 as he has been tasked with investigating allegations of foreign interference.

00:11:21.960 And then there's also the point here about money. And he's, I guess, trying all of a sudden to be

00:11:28.280 fiscally responsible as a liberal. And we know that they're traditionally not fiscally responsible.

00:11:34.120 But David Johnston is being paid on a part time basis. This is an article that comes from CTV

00:11:42.840 about two months ago in April. And it states here that he is being paid on a part time basis

00:11:50.760 from between March 15th and December 12th of this year. This is just under the heading part time.

00:11:57.480 And what costs will be covered just a little bit more down in the article, if we could keep scrolling.

00:12:02.840 It states that the that his per diem pay, so per day pay, is within the range of $1,400 to $1,600

00:12:13.800 per day for his crucial role as Special Rapporteur. And I wonder how that would compare if we were to do

00:12:23.320 a cost comparison to doing a full public inquiry and contrast it with the amount of time and money

00:12:30.920 wasted that went to Rapporteur Johnston's crucial engagement.

00:12:36.280 Yeah, really. I mean, why doesn't, by the way, you called him Rapporteur Johnson. He's a special

00:12:43.960 Rapporteur to Mary Ugolini. He's not some garden variety Rapporteur. He's not some off the shelf

00:12:49.720 Rapporteur. This guy is, you know, tailor made. You're right. And if he's so concerned about costs,

00:12:57.800 why doesn't he just do his work for minimum wage? I know he's-

00:13:01.160 Or volunteer.

00:13:01.880 Yeah. How about that?

00:13:03.640 He's so special.

00:13:04.360 Oh, no. We're not that concerned about fiscal responsibility. Not a chance. But we do have

00:13:11.400 another clip. It's David Johnson wringing his hands as he whines about the attacks on his,

00:13:19.960 quote, integrity and independence, end quote. You know what, Mrs. Johnson? Your integrity and

00:13:26.520 independence. They've already sailed away. Those ships are gone. They ain't coming back.

00:13:32.280 We've seen your true colors. But let's listen to the great special Rapporteur in his own whiny words.

00:13:40.120 Before I conclude, I think it important that I acknowledge the motion passed last week in the

00:13:46.280 House of Commons. I have deep respect for the House of Commons and for its right to express an opinion on

00:13:54.040 my work. I have heard clearly the disagreement with my recommendations not to call a public inquiry,

00:14:01.480 as well as allegations about my integrity and my independence. These allegations are,

00:14:08.040 put simply, false. And the decision to repeat them does not make them true.

00:14:14.520 The issue of foreign interference deserves serious and robust debate. I will continue to invite

00:14:20.920 disagreement on my recommendations, but will not be deterred from completing my work.

00:14:25.480 I would respectfully remind this committee and all Canadians that I have not simply asked you to

00:14:32.680 take me at my word. Experts and parliamentarians with the necessary security clearance will be able

00:14:39.560 to review not only my work, but also the detailed intelligence on what it's based. Should NSACOP,

00:14:47.320 NSERA and opposition leaders disagree with my conclusions, I have asked them to say so publicly,

00:14:54.360 which they're very much permitted to do. Unbelievable. I mean, Tamara, what part of

00:15:01.240 conflict of interest does this revered special rapporteur not get? He goes back several decades

00:15:08.360 with the Trudeau family, skiing vacations, surfing safaris, close family friend. I'm sure at one point,

00:15:15.880 David Johnson was even changing the diapers of Justin Trudeau. And hey, maybe in a few years,

00:15:21.240 Justin Trudeau can return the favor to Mr. Johnson. This is outrageous that this guy is still passing

00:15:29.960 himself off as a paragon of integrity and independence. The craziest part about what he said there is that

00:15:39.240 they're continuing to evade democracy, right? A motion passed in the House of Commons. That's our

00:15:46.920 democracy at work. That is the votes that our democratic process literally in process happening

00:15:56.520 in real time. And Johnston is evading democracy alongside Justin Trudeau, who chooses not to move

00:16:04.520 forward with a full public inquiry, just as they have been accused of doing by Chinese interference in

00:16:12.280 our democracy. So the evasion of democracy and the democratic process continues by these two

00:16:19.320 individuals who are supposed to be investigating themselves, essentially.

00:16:22.920 Speaking of evasion, Tamara Ugolini, last Thursday, we went down to the, I'm not making this up,

00:16:29.800 the Toronto Raptors practice facility. Blackface was dropping by to make some nonsensical

00:16:36.280 statement about gun violence. Yeah, I'm thinking Toronto Raptors practice facility. Maybe he's

00:16:43.160 looking for another special rapporteur, but that's just a wordplay. But I will say this,

00:16:47.960 what I wanted to ask the Prime Minister, if I could bend his ear, is exactly what you said. Are you going

00:16:53.240 to defy the will of Parliament that voted this down? Apparently, yes. And by the way, when it comes to

00:17:01.800 evasion, blackface is getting really creative folks. There were freedom protesters there who were promptly

00:17:10.440 kicked off the property because their signage was a little offensive to blackface. And by the way,

00:17:17.560 when I say property, I mean publicly funded property, exhibition place. And the funny thing is,

00:17:25.400 the creativity and his evasion is we hung around thinking which of the three big fossil fuel burning

00:17:35.960 SUVs is blackface going to jump into when he leaves the building? Well, guess what, Tamara Ugolini? Those were decoy

00:17:43.240 cars. The real SUVs that he was in, another six, but who's counting, were in the underground parking

00:17:52.600 facility of the Raptors' practice barn. So he is so terrified. And they are sheltering him so much,

00:18:02.520 not to even see a sign that might be impolite or insensitive, that they're doing this mockery with

00:18:09.800 additional big Suburbans and Ford Expeditions to make you think he's going to go into those SUVs. But no,

00:18:17.160 they're going to hustle him out the servant's entrance. Unbelievable.

00:18:20.760 So what's that? Almost 15 personal vehicles, gas guzzlings, vehicles to go to this one small event?

00:18:29.880 Well, you might be right. I think I counted nine of his personal entourage,

00:18:34.040 but there were Toronto Police Service SUVs there too. Of course.

00:18:37.640 Um, and uh, yeah, so yeah, where's the fiscal responsibility there? And by the way,

00:18:42.520 with all this climate change crap that's being preached upon us, couldn't you at least, I don't

00:18:47.400 know, have an EV vehicle or a plug-in hybrid? You know, like I drive the mean fossil fuel burning

00:18:56.120 conservative that I am. And by the way, folks don't denounce me for it. It's just so I can use the

00:19:00.760 HOV lane as a solo driver. That's the only reason why it's in the fleet. Uh, but no, they won't even

00:19:07.320 go through the pretense. There I am. As you can see, there's the Toronto Police SUVs. There's the,

00:19:12.520 uh, uh, the blackface entourage, but all the while, uh, he was underground like a weasel,

00:19:20.920 like a little mole and not coming up. And, uh, so we could, uh, you know, uh, query him. And by the

00:19:28.120 way, I'm very happy, uh, super producer Efren's just passed on. Um, don't forget David Johnson's

00:19:34.040 lead counsel on foreign interference probe. Oh, well, knock me down with a feather, folks. He

00:19:39.320 attended a Trudeau fundraiser in 2021. Yeah. Andrew Klein, no conflict of interest here.

00:19:47.080 His reputation is beyond reproach. What else don't we know about this guy, Tamara Ugolini?

00:19:52.920 Well, I think I'm a little bit confused here because the, uh, lead counsel says in this Globe

00:19:58.680 and Mail article that we have is Toronto lawyer, Sheila Block. And she's alleged to have participated

00:20:05.320 in a private Zoom webinar fundraiser in late March, 2021. Um, and she's a senior lawyer at

00:20:14.440 international business law firm, Tories LLP, which donated $7,593 and change to the Liberal Party

00:20:23.320 between 2006 and 2022. She was chosen by former Governor General David Johnston to act as his

00:20:32.040 lead counsel in March, 2023, when he accepted the appointment, right? He was appointed by the

00:20:38.520 prime minister to assess how the government handled Chinese state interference in the 2019 and 2021

00:20:46.280 elections. So, I mean, it's there, it's blatant. They did. It's just the extent to which and how it's

00:20:52.120 going to be remedied and dealt with now and moving forward to ensure it doesn't happen again into the

00:20:57.800 future. But there was one thing here. Um, what a mess, Miss Dawson said in an interview. Like,

00:21:05.160 quite literally, this is Canada's democracy. What a mess. Johnston appointed her and they are friends,

00:21:11.560 and I guess they all support the Liberal Party. It's all grist for the mill just to make the situation

00:21:18.600 more unpleasant. Did you say grist for the mill or grift for the mill? Yeah, it could be either

00:21:23.000 or. I did say grist, but... You know what? Let's wrap a bowtie on this subject with one more video.

00:21:28.200 You were singing lovely off camera, but I'm going to sing right now, very quickly, one of my phrases,

00:21:35.640 send in the clowns. There ought to be clowns. And that's the intro for, yeah, Jagmeet Singh,

00:21:43.640 uh, the biggest bozo on Parliament Hill, because people are kind of wondering still, Jagmeet,

00:21:50.120 why is it that you're pushing for Johnson to resign, but still propping up the blackface

00:21:56.280 Liberals? Let's hear him, uh, in his own words. How do you strike the balance or how do you explain

00:22:03.480 to voters why you are both pushing for David Johnson to resign, why you take it so seriously

00:22:08.040 that you're the one appearing at committee, but at the same time that you still support the government

00:22:11.800 overall and want this government to continue? Well, what we're doing is the government's

00:22:15.880 supporting us. In fact, in our initiative, we're supporting dental care, which they voted against

00:22:20.040 two times in the past. They do not want to bring it in. They did not want to bring it in. We're

00:22:23.560 forcing them to do it. And these candidates are true, not what you're saying. So, so you are...

00:22:27.000 Here's the facts, though. There's 27 things. Each one of those things are things that the government

00:22:31.800 opposed, voted against, or did not want to make happen that we are making happen. This government's

00:22:36.520 supporting us to make things happen for Canadians. Dental care, farming care, supports for workers.

00:22:42.040 These are all things that the government is opposed to, voted against, said clearly they did not want

00:22:46.840 to do, and we're making them do it. So, of course, we're not going to let the government off the hook.

00:22:50.600 They would absolutely love to not deliver on dental care. They would love to not deliver on pharma care.

00:22:55.400 They would love to not deliver on protections for workers. We're forcing them to do these things.

00:23:00.120 At the same time, we're holding them accountable. Oh, my goodness. It's the dental care, folks.

00:23:06.680 You know, Tamara Ugolini, you know what's this depressing about Jagmeet Singh? By the way,

00:23:11.880 does he not look shell-shocked to you? It's like, oh, my God, they're asking me more questions about

00:23:18.120 my integrity and my morals and my ethics. You know, how often do I have to prop up this regime?

00:23:25.560 Why won't they leave me alone? But here it is. I think under this man, the NDP is no longer a

00:23:33.160 relevant party. His leadership has been abysmal. The blackface Liberals are eating the NDP's lunch

00:23:41.160 in terms of how far left they've gone. And I'll tell you why this is a bad thing, folks. I predict

00:23:46.840 right now, we don't know when the election will be, I doubt it's this year, likely 2024, has to be by 2025.

00:23:54.200 But I think this NDP party under Jagmeet Singh is going to be decimated. And you know what? That's

00:23:59.800 not a good thing if you want regime change. If you're a Conservative supporter, you want a strong

00:24:04.680 NDP. You want the Liberals and the NDP clawing at each other, splitting votes, having Conservatives

00:24:10.680 go up the middle. I don't think that's going to happen whenever this election is. I think with his

00:24:16.440 mismanagement, with his greed, and I say greed, folks, because coincidentally, guess what? If

00:24:23.720 Jagmeet can rag the puck until 2025, his pension kicks in. That's exactly six years as an MP. By the

00:24:32.760 way, I predict he's going to lose his seat. What say you, Tamara Ugolini?

00:24:37.160 Well, the whole point in a democracy to have opposition parties is so that each party can

00:24:43.320 hold the other one to account, not collude and work in unison to achieve their separate but

00:24:50.520 similarly minded goals. And so what Singh is essentially saying is, we don't really care

00:24:57.160 about democracy as long as we get some of our goals pushed through and ran through Parliament by

00:25:05.080 this unofficial coalition that they have with the Liberal government. And so it seems like they

00:25:10.520 don't care about any of these allegations and whether or not the Liberals are sitting

00:25:15.240 in their seats by way of true democratic process, or if it was a result of lobbying and interference by

00:25:23.160 Beijing. And instead of holding their feet to the fire on that, they'll say all these talking points,

00:25:29.880 but when it comes down to it in the House of Commons, they are going to back the Liberals

00:25:33.800 because the Liberals continue to back them. And so it's like this vicious cycle that I don't know

00:25:39.800 how we're ever going to get out of unless they call an election and pull their support for the Liberals.

00:25:45.800 And you know what, Tamara, I don't think that's going to happen because of the pension,

00:25:48.920 but my heartfelt wish, in addition to winning $70 million tonight in Lotto Maxx, so I can buy you

00:25:56.680 that Dodge Challenger. Yes, looking forward to it. What are you going to buy me if you win?

00:26:00.280 Well, aren't you putting me on the spot now? Yeah, I sure am. But anyway, here's my heartfelt wish

00:26:05.720 that Blackface does pull the trigger on an election next year, cheating Jagmeet Singh by just

00:26:13.960 12 lousy months, that full pension. And wouldn't that just be so lovely that for all his loyalty

00:26:22.600 in propping up Blackface, Blackface does a Brutus knife in the back in Julius Caesar kind of move

00:26:30.040 and burns him in terms of the pension, which make no mistake, folks, that's the real ostensible

00:26:35.640 policy reason for Jagmeet propping up Trudeau. But there you go. So there you have it. You were

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00:29:06.040 an informative and inspirational evening. So that's happening as Sheila pointed out in that quick

00:29:14.040 advertisement on June 18th from 7 to 9.30 PM in Calgary. So if you're in the area and you would

00:29:24.760 like to go and check it out, it does sound like it'll be an interesting event. Sarah Palin, she's not

00:29:30.200 without controversy, but, um, hear what she has to say. America's number one hockey mom.

00:29:37.800 Are you a hockey mom to marry Ugolini? I guess in training, I did play hockey throughout high

00:29:42.600 school, surprisingly. No, not ring ed. No. Um, I did play hockey surprisingly throughout like later

00:29:50.200 elementary school and high school. And then, uh, I, I haven't kept up with it. I have, gosh,

00:29:55.800 I haven't played in years through, you know, being a mom and pregnant and so on and so forth. But, uh,

00:30:01.320 excuses, excuses. Yeah. My youngest son is now, they're more into hockey, like the idea of hockey, but

00:30:06.600 getting out and skating. I mean, they're still little, but getting out and skating is, I don't

00:30:10.920 think children quite realize how difficult it is. And obviously you need to learn how to skate in

00:30:15.480 order to play hockey. So he loves the idea of hockey, but he's not quite there yet. I mean, he's, he's

00:30:20.280 getting, his skills are getting better in terms of skating, but that was like a big roadblock for

00:30:25.640 him is, wait, I have to learn how to skate and it hurts when I fall. So, uh, that's why I love

00:30:30.360 Tamara Ugolini folks. She is full of such great sporting advice. Learn to skate before you pick

00:30:36.200 up the game of hockey. What position did you play by the way? I was a left winger, even though I shoot

00:30:40.120 right. Wow. That's, that's pretty rare. They threw me in the net, the net once. That was really fun.

00:30:45.480 I basically just stood there. Speaking of which I'm an old dumper myself. Do you think you could

00:30:50.680 get one past, uh, the men's order? We need to have a little rebel shinny by the sounds of things.

00:30:55.720 Wow. And yes, folks, she said shinny. Anyways, uh, let's go to Elon Musk. I think we have an audio

00:31:02.680 clip. Uh, oh, I love it. Uh, he's calling for a new government where here, the banana Republic.

00:31:09.400 Sorry. We can't grow bananas in Canada. Let's call it a maple syrup Republic of Canada. Let's

00:31:15.240 hear what Mr. Musk had to say. Save Canada. You know, it's, it's easy for people to take

00:31:22.200 for granted, uh, the system we have here in the United States. Um, but, uh, it, it really

00:31:27.720 doesn't exist anywhere else. Um, you know, uh, not even in, you know, in Canada, I'm half Canadian.

00:31:35.000 You don't have the free speech, uh, rights in Canada that you have in the United States.

00:31:39.320 Um, you know, perhaps a new, a new government in Canada at some point will enact those rights

00:31:45.080 because it's incredibly important. Um, but, uh, you know, I, I think if, if we, if we don't

00:31:51.640 protect free speech at all costs, um, we, we don't have a functioning democracy.

00:31:58.600 If we don't have a functioning democracy, nothing else matters.

00:32:01.160 Yeah. Free speech and freedom of the press. Those are both two cornerstones of a healthy democracy

00:32:10.600 and the liberals are hitting both. Isn't it amazing, Tamara Ugolini, that freedom has become

00:32:18.520 the new F word in liberal circles, that the display of the Canadian flag, especially mounted

00:32:24.280 on a hockey stick in a pickup bed is a hate symbol. And, uh, look at this. Someone just sent me this

00:32:30.760 13 minutes ago. Well, Rachel Gilmore just tweeted, quote, Elon Musk's attempt to make money off

00:32:37.560 Twitter have destroyed an anti-harassment app that many users relied on, end quote. Yeah. Thank you,

00:32:44.760 uh, Rachel Gilmore. That's the former blouse challenged reporter at global news. Not even global

00:32:51.400 could put up with her nonsense. You know what, Rachel? I know what's the difference between you

00:32:55.640 and Elon Musk. One of you has a job. Anyhow, what do you think, Tamara Ugolini? Well, there's this war

00:33:02.680 right now on what the government is deeming as mis and disinformation. And of course, part of that

00:33:09.240 gets lumped in as, you know, fake news. And so Trudeau has previously referred to rebel news as

00:33:16.440 purveyors of that, to which I would hit back and say that, no, the government themselves,

00:33:22.120 especially throughout the COVID era, has been the purveyor of mis and disinformation by, you know,

00:33:28.840 flip-flopping on policy, by using non-evidence-based data and supposed science and evidence like that

00:33:36.520 trust the science mantra to back up their, their public health messages. And just today we have a

00:33:44.200 report out of Black Locks, um, Tuesday, June the 6th. It's the title. The headline is government

00:33:51.640 faked security bulletin. So the government is faking information, disseminating it out to the public,

00:33:58.440 and then trying to call out anyone who questions or criticizes that as the people who are spreading

00:34:04.680 mis and disinformation. So the first paragraph or the opening statement, the Department of Public

00:34:10.920 Safety issued a false security bulletin claiming it had confirmation freedom convoy protesters

00:34:18.360 ransacked federal office buildings, access to information record record show. And, you know,

00:34:24.280 here I'd like to point out that in order to get accountability and to find this information out,

00:34:29.400 you have to file access to information requests and they're lengthy and the government will try to

00:34:33.800 filibuster them. And that's even if they'll turn them over at all. Um, the article continues,

00:34:39.640 public safety minister, Marco Mendocino's office yesterday said it had nothing to do with the

00:34:45.800 dis information. So, you know, the article goes on and on, but, um, there obviously has been no

00:34:53.400 incident involving protesters and office buildings that never happened. The public safety department

00:34:59.400 yesterday would not account for the source of the dis information. And, you know, by the way,

00:35:05.640 folks, in case you think Tamara Ugolini is, uh, exaggerating things in terms of accusing the

00:35:12.360 federal government of dis and misinformation. Well, I got something fresh off the hopper from our

00:35:17.560 wonderful FOI, uh, guy in Ottawa, Jason, and, uh, get a load of this quote, liberal MP Ryan Turnbull read off a

00:35:28.360 bunch of things he claimed were made up on the liberals and China, including Trudeau's admiration

00:35:37.400 of China's basic dictatorship, end quote. What do you mean made up? We, maybe one of our super

00:35:44.680 producers can find the clip. It's from 2013, 10 years ago, but I clearly remembered I was at Sun

00:35:50.840 News Network at the time. Trudeau was in Toronto for an all female, uh, get together. Do you find

00:35:58.920 that weird? I mean, like, you know, only woman can come and see me and my wonderful abs and hair.

00:36:05.640 And he said that, uh, Mr. Turnbull, he actually said that, and we will prove it to you as soon as we can

00:36:13.720 source that clip. You know, Tamara, this is scary to me because if a liberal MP like Turnbull,

00:36:21.320 who I've never heard of before, actually. He's close, but I think he's in Whitby.

00:36:24.680 Oh, is that right? Well, isn't there a mental institution in Whitby? Anyways, um, if he is claiming

00:36:32.760 that Justin Trudeau never said anything, yet it was captured on video and audio,

00:36:41.160 so they're lying about a video recorded statement, then what else are they lying about? I think,

00:36:49.320 do we have that clip? Uh, yes, ma'am. All right. And I'm just going to prove it to you right now.

00:36:57.000 This is what Ryan Turnbull is saying is misinformation.

00:37:01.400 Trudeau's meeting last week with a group of Toronto women was an example. Even with Sun TV

00:37:09.480 watching for any slip, he was asked which country he most admired and referred to China.

00:37:15.000 There's a level of, of, uh, admiration I actually have for China. Um, because their, you know, basic

00:37:24.040 dictatorship is allowing them, uh, to actually turn their economy around on a dime and say we need

00:37:29.560 to go green as fast as we need to start, you know, investing in solar. I mean, there is a flexibility

00:37:35.000 that I know Stephen Harper must dream about of having a dictatorship that he could do everything he

00:37:39.160 wanted, uh, that I find quite interesting. Trudeau's rivals pounced on that, saying it proved...

00:37:46.920 You know, yeah, and he didn't even get that right, investing in solar. Isn't this the country that was

00:37:51.560 putting up at one point 500 new coal-burning plants per year? Um, but there you have...

00:37:56.520 I think they put up two a week. Yeah. Yeah. But there you have it.

00:38:01.240 Admiration. China. Dictatorship. What Turnbull is saying is false. You just saw it there yourself,

00:38:08.440 folks. Unless, you know what, Tamara Ugolini, uh, Hollywood is so good with, uh, special effects,

00:38:15.160 maybe that was CGI. Maybe some mean conservatives went to, uh, George Lucas's company

00:38:21.480 industrial light and magic and said, can you, you know, maybe use artificial intelligence and

00:38:26.760 make it look like a, uh, Trudeau of 10 years ago who said he admired the basic, uh, dictatorship of

00:38:33.160 China. Is that it? I mean, I don't know about you, but I think it was what, 1993 when Jurassic

00:38:37.960 Park came out, when that T-Rex started chasing that... I jumped out of my seat to marry you,

00:38:43.800 Galini. I mean, that's how realistic it was. I didn't even have my 3D glasses on. So maybe that's

00:38:48.840 what Mr. Turnbull is referring to. It's all fake special effects. Don't give these far left

00:38:54.840 extremists any ideas. We're really going down that far left conspiracy rabbit hole now, but I wouldn't

00:39:00.440 put it past them at this point. And before we move on, I wanted to just throw to this next article,

00:39:06.680 also from Black Logs Reporter, where they call for a mandate to label the CBC as mouthpiece,

00:39:14.440 as a government mouthpiece. So the Privy Council in an access to information memo proposed a legal

00:39:21.160 requirement that the CBC broadcast government messaging in a national, quote unquote, national

00:39:28.680 crisis. Cabinet aides complained they had to buy advertising during the pandemic. And so given this

00:39:37.640 information that the CBC has been required legally to broadcast government messaging as it pertains to

00:39:47.880 a national crisis, which we just lived through for the last three years, and arguably it will be

00:39:54.040 ongoing, then we should mandate it as a state broadcaster, as a state mouthpiece. I don't see

00:40:00.600 why that's controversial. This is quite literally what is happening right now in our country.

00:40:05.880 Yeah, it comes as advertised, I would say, Tamara Ugolini. I don't know what the problem is, but

00:40:12.280 you know what, I got a warning out there to Tom Korski, the managing editor at Black Logs,

00:40:17.720 which does fantastic work. If you keep this up, Tom, you're going to be frog-marched out of the

00:40:22.760 parliamentary press gallery by armed cops again, like you were a couple of months ago. They don't like

00:40:28.200 these annoying reports making it into any media. What an absolute disgrace.

00:40:34.200 I want to just highlight also the second last paragraph of this Black Logs article,

00:40:39.400 where they say Health Canada has hired social media influencers and minor celebrities to tout

00:40:45.960 the great work it's doing on Canada's response to the pandemic. Senator told the Senate question

00:40:52.920 period at the time, these government-paid influencers are not required to reveal they

00:40:59.320 are government-paid influencers because that, of course, would be very embarrassing.

00:41:05.960 You don't say.

00:41:07.400 Surprise, surprise. And then, of course, I always wonder, like, follow the money. How much were they

00:41:11.800 paid? What were the contracts? What did they entail? So maybe that's a story for another access to

00:41:16.840 information request. For sure. Now, something that's getting a lot of oxygen and well it should,

00:41:22.360 Tamara Ugolini, is this outrageous move by Corrections Canada to have Paul Bernardo,

00:41:31.480 a serial killer, serial rapist, basically a horrible animal. Actually, I need to rephrase that.

00:41:38.920 All the animals I've ever met in the animal kingdom, they wouldn't do what Bernardo did.

00:41:43.160 Um, he is just a monster. I think that's the best word for it. He is consumed by evil and did evil

00:41:50.440 things. And he killed school girls and he raped so many women. And for some reason, this monster,

00:41:57.160 Corrections Canada, thought that we're going to move him from a maximum security, uh, prison,

00:42:03.880 namely Millhaven. He began his sentence at Kingston until they shuttered that facility, uh, to a medium

00:42:10.600 security. And if you think that's a jail, it's more like a condo development folks that that's where

00:42:15.880 your felons are residing in Canada these days. I want to just say, if we can source those clips,

00:42:22.440 um, uh, Doug Ford, who, well, he's not like the Doug Ford that we loved 10 years ago when we thought he

00:42:33.720 was interchangeable with his brother, the late great mayor of Toronto Rob Ford, but he was on fire.

00:42:40.120 It was like Doug Ford classic. He was talking about, and, and, and there was actually an implied

00:42:47.080 threat of violence because I believe he said words along the lines, he should be in solitary for 23

00:42:53.160 hours a day. And in the general prison population for one hour a day, you know, it's going to happen

00:42:59.080 that Paul Bernardo in the general prison population, uh, Tamara Ugolini. And I couldn't believe it. It

00:43:04.760 was like the Christmas miracle in June. I'm listening to Marco Pinocchio. I mean, Marco Mendicino

00:43:10.920 in the house of commons who was blowing a gasket over this transfer. Um, how this is a slap in the

00:43:18.840 face to the Mahaffey and French families who lost their young daughters, uh, to this despicable creep.

00:43:25.320 Um, so here's my question. Uh, do you think Marco was being genuine or I'm not sure what the procedure

00:43:34.360 is given here? He's the minister in charge. Wouldn't you think corrections Canada for such

00:43:40.040 a high profile offender? I know they can't do this for every offender, go to the federal minister and

00:43:44.520 go, what do you think chief? Can we move him to a different facility? But do you think he was kept

00:43:49.880 out of the loop because my spidey sense is kind of tingling here, Tamara, you know, unless corrections

00:43:56.600 Canada is so woke and is so entitled that somebody making high seven or high six figures rather, uh,

00:44:04.600 said, this is a good idea. And, uh, and also he's going to a medium security prison in Quebec so he can,

00:44:13.240 um, oh, I don't know, be closer to his comp, uh, accomplice, Carla Homolka, who's living free as a

00:44:19.960 bird, by the way, more children. She has more, she had children. That's right. And, and, and yeah,

00:44:25.640 and, uh, thanks again, Niagara regional police force. When you're doing a forensic search of a house

00:44:32.040 and you're wearing the hazmat suits and everything else, uh, don't forget to look in the bathroom.

00:44:37.880 Okay. Where the implicating tapes were hidden. Unbelievable. That that's what led to the deal

00:44:43.560 with the devil. Why Bernardo is rotting away and Homolka isn't. I just want to say one thing before

00:44:49.160 I want to hear your opinion on this, Tamara Ugolini. I'm a huge fan of the death penalty.

00:44:54.440 I'd like to see it reinstated, especially for the likes of this. And I remember it was around 15 years

00:45:00.760 ago. I'm pretty sure it was the Toronto star left of center publication. It was the crime writer

00:45:07.640 there who got a, I think it was a one hour access to do an interview one-on-one with Paul Bernardo.

00:45:13.080 Uh, it would have been at Kingston at the time and at the conclusion of the piece. And it was actually

00:45:19.800 chilling and it was a profound point and almost made me rethink my position on capital punishment

00:45:25.720 because the journalist said, Tamara, that I've always been an adherent of capital punishment for the

00:45:32.440 likes, you know, Paul Bernardo, serial killers, mass shooting killers, et cetera. But after seeing him

00:45:39.480 in Millhaven, in a cell that's barely bigger than a walk-in closet, no sunlight whatsoever,

00:45:48.920 dank and drab, 23 hours a day. He is in this facility. The Ken Dahl good looks are gone. He's now at

00:45:58.600 least 40 pounds overweight. And I thought to spend the rest of eternity, because he's still a young

00:46:05.800 guy at that point when the article came out, just confined there, it would perhaps be a fate worse

00:46:13.160 than death. Yeah. And I'm thinking, yeah, because I'll tell you, when I was held as a political

00:46:19.000 prisoner in Montreal for about five or six hours, I mean, I felt that was an eternity. I had nothing to

00:46:24.600 read. I'm listening to people screaming in the background. It's really, yeah, death wears as I

00:46:31.000 sting. So if five or six hours felt like an eternity, what do five or six decades feel like?

00:46:37.320 Well, the thing that always gets me with the capital punishment versus just lock them up and

00:46:42.280 throw away the key is how much of the taxpayer dollar goes to fund essentially room and board. Like,

00:46:48.120 yes, it's not comfortable. And yes, you're in jail for heinous crimes and being subject to isolation

00:46:55.240 as a result. But you get three square meals a day. You have a roof over your head, somewhere to lay

00:47:01.480 your head at night to sleep. And so I think there has to be a balance there between the criminality and

00:47:10.280 the offense involved and how much of a strain on a system and how much of a cost to the taxpayers

00:47:16.760 does keeping someone like that jailed for life really have on the system. So I always like,

00:47:23.480 like I said, I always like to follow the money and how much things cost. And I'm all about fiscal

00:47:27.960 responsibility. And so what makes more sense in a situation like this?

00:47:33.000 Well, you know, Tamara Ugolini, the anti capital punishment people, especially in the US,

00:47:37.640 they say they're basing their position on a fiscal standpoint. Because if you look at the endless

00:47:44.360 appeals, when someone's on death row, the lawyers fees, they add up, they go into the millions.

00:47:49.640 You know what, here's what I say, who cares? If you're getting rid of a murderer,

00:47:55.560 so that that person can never murder again, that works. And then the opponents say to me,

00:48:00.840 oh, manzoid, you're all about revenge. You know what? Yeah, revenge works for me. You go around

00:48:08.520 raping and killing woman. I want to see you under the ground six feet as worm food. No problem. Anyways,

00:48:15.240 I, I tease Doug Ford, embracing Doug Ford classic, the reason we got to love them before we really

00:48:24.280 began to loathe them. But here he is in classic Ford mode.

00:48:30.120 My message to Leslie Mahaffey, Kristen French's family, our heart breaks for you. Our heart breaks

00:48:38.680 for you that you have to go through this once again, relive an absolute nightmare. And we will

00:48:44.760 always, always have your backs. As per this scumbag, Bernardo should rot in hell. This guy doesn't

00:48:52.920 deserve less restriction restrictions, employment opportunities, believe it or not, freedom to

00:48:59.800 wander around. I'm going to quote correction services commissioner. We want Canadians to have

00:49:07.720 confidence in our decisions. Well, commissioner, I'll tell you no Canadians have confidence in your

00:49:13.480 decisions. You should step aside, step down or should be fired. Oh, beautiful. Isn't that wonderful,

00:49:21.480 Tamara Ugolini. And one other note on this, which I think is so appalling when media have reached out

00:49:28.280 to Corrections Canada, like, where's he going? What led to this decision? You know what they say

00:49:33.400 to Mary Ugolini? We cannot comment due to privacy rights. Think about that. A serial killer,

00:49:42.120 a terrorist in this country has privacy rights. But wait a minute, what is the most fundamental human

00:49:50.440 right on the planet? It's freedom. The opposite of freedom is slavery. When you are a Paul Bernardo,

00:49:57.640 we have taken away your most fundamental human right of freedom, but somehow you're still entitled

00:50:03.720 to privacy? Can you believe this? Well, and what about the privacy of the victims who need to be

00:50:10.280 re-vict, their families need to be re-victimized each and every time something like this happens? And

00:50:16.200 their privacy was completely compromised by the absolutely heinous acts that they engaged in with

00:50:23.960 those individuals that we won't even get into here. For anybody who is unfamiliar with Paul Bernardo and

00:50:30.520 Carla Hamoka and the crimes that they committed, they were absolutely atrocious. And in my opinion,

00:50:37.240 don't deserve an ounce, let alone a mile, in terms of getting out and reintegrating into society.

00:50:44.520 People like that, I believe, are never fully capable of reintegrating. And it's shocking that she has

00:50:50.200 children and goes out every day into society. No, in that saga, you saw murder, you saw torture,

00:50:58.280 you saw incest. Folks, it was every sin under the tree except, you know, from what I can tell,

00:51:05.240 cannibalism. That wasn't part of the itinerary. But aside from that, everything. And the idea that

00:51:11.160 these people still have rights. And in the case of Carla, his accomplice, and maybe the one actually

00:51:17.720 who was the ringmaster, there are those accusations, living free in Quebec with children. Unbelievable.

00:51:24.600 That's not justice at all. You know what, before we get to on to any other topic or super chats,

00:51:29.480 Tamara Ugolini, we must break for another ad. Yes. And we will see you on the other side.

00:51:54.600 All right. This next story comes out of Ottawa and comes from an article from True North.

00:52:24.360 Woke Ottawa trustee goes on anti-Christmas trade.

00:52:31.000 Oh, I love their opening their lead here.

00:52:33.480 That's going to be true.

00:52:36.040 And what else can this enraged hypochondriac really be mad about? I think Sheila is going

00:52:40.600 to have a full report on this. So we won't get too nitty gritty into the weeds on it. But

00:52:45.720 the Ottawa Public School trustee and renowned mask enthusiast, Dr. Nellie Kaplan-Mirth is back in the

00:52:54.040 news, this time for going on an anti-Christmas trade. And Ely from True North shares some of the

00:53:02.280 tweets. But she said that the city of Ottawa should not provide extra garbage allowance during the

00:53:08.680 Christmas season because it should not be a free pass to consume and produce excess waste. Talk about

00:53:16.680 the Grinch that's trying to steal Christmas here. Wait a minute. You mean in terms of picking up

00:53:20.760 Christmas trees after... I guess the boxes and the wrapping. Oh!

00:53:25.240 It's all the Christmas fixings and the waste that happens as a result of consumerism

00:53:30.280 that Nellie Kaplan-Mirr has an issue with, I guess. See, because the way I was reading that,

00:53:36.760 and you might be right, because there are these so-called environmentalists who are against the

00:53:43.080 idea of us chopping down an evergreen tree to have us a Christmas tree for a couple of weeks and then

00:53:48.760 jettisoning it. What's the alternative, guys? Remember, you're supposed to be anti-plastic.

00:53:55.400 So the artificial trees of yesteryear, once you start throwing those out, guess what? Unlike a

00:54:01.800 real evergreen tree, they don't degrade in landfill. They're part of that thing you're

00:54:07.640 trying to make our lives miserable with in terms of getting rid of plastic straws and plastic spoons

00:54:13.000 and plastic bags. And, you know, I thought that's the road she was going down, you know, kind of the

00:54:21.880 trying to have it both ways in terms of environmentalism and trees. But like, why

00:54:29.160 why is she doing this and doing this in the month of June? And Tamara Ugolini, when we get the full

00:54:34.840 report of her, are we going to find out finally how many cats she owns? Yeah, really. Oh, and just

00:54:41.400 how terrified and coward she is living in her house, never leaving and wearing her mask on Zoom calls.

00:54:46.600 But yeah. Oh, yeah. She was on TVO's Steve Pakin back. I guess that was back in the fall of 2022.

00:54:57.800 I did a whole report on it where she just became completely unhinged with Matt Strauss, the former

00:55:04.840 medical officer of health in Haldeman, Norfolk, I believe is the jurisdiction that he was serving at

00:55:10.760 the time. Yeah, she because she called him like an ableist far right something and probably extremist

00:55:18.920 for simply saying things like mask mandates do psychological harm to children and we should end

00:55:26.120 the public health mandates that are harming our children and things along this line and condemning

00:55:31.000 lockdowns and so on and so forth. And for that, he was she became completely unhinged. And anyway,

00:55:37.400 we have a full report somewhere in the archives of Rebel News about that. But yes, you know what?

00:55:43.080 I'm so sorry. I forgot. Now I know why the name rings a bell. But we have a whole campaign though,

00:55:47.720 actually, before we continue fire Nelly.com because the residents of Ottawa have become so grossed out

00:55:54.760 by her emboldened comments on social media. Like even Ottawa people. Yeah, her own her own like she's

00:56:01.320 she's a trustee in the Ottawa Carleton District School Board. And people in that school board

00:56:07.960 launched campaigns against her through change.org, which of course took down two times took down the

00:56:16.120 petitions that had dozens, tens of thousands of signatures. And so Rebel News saved the day. We

00:56:22.680 launched our own petition fire Nelly.com. And so if you scroll back to those, the reports featured there,

00:56:29.720 you can probably find the one where she becomes completely unhinged on Matt Strauss on Steve Pakin's

00:56:35.960 show last fall. But here we have some imagery to show in the background. And Sheila, I believe,

00:56:43.240 will be dropping off this petition in person. So if you haven't yet signed this petition,

00:56:49.320 it's at 74% of 20,000 signatures. That's the goal. Head over to fire Nelly.com. Sign that petition.

00:56:57.080 Yeah, here's my tweet. Hypochondria riddled family doctor Nelly Kaplan-Murr spreads. That's the other

00:57:02.920 thing. She spreads misinformation on live television. And we show we we overlay her claims with actual

00:57:09.480 evidence based science to prove that what she is saying is untrue. I guess we have a few minutes if

00:57:15.560 we want to run through what is it a minute and a bit clip how unhinged she is. Let's show everybody at

00:57:21.320 home is airborne. That means that COVID remains in the air even after you've left the room.

00:57:31.640 I can see why you would call her a hypochondria. Look at her eyes. She just looks like a completely

00:57:37.880 unhinged crazy person. Yeah, it's the kind of look that makes me cross the street. But I'm going to

00:57:42.920 dispute you on this point Tamara Ugolini. I don't think she's a hypochondriac. I really believe that

00:57:50.440 she and the majority of people we see out there, especially when they're on a zoom call, or they're

00:57:57.000 driving alone, and they are wearing a mask or two. This is no longer about COVID. This is not about the

00:58:04.360 coronavirus. This is not about a pandemic. This is a political statement. This is someone saying,

00:58:09.560 visually, I believe in big government, big lockdowns. I like to be told what to do. And

00:58:14.920 I'm going to tell you what to do. That's what someone in June of 2023 wearing a mask is really

00:58:21.640 conveying. They're not worried about getting sick. Yeah, that's a really good point. And imagine this

00:58:25.880 was your family doctor. I mean, oh, do you want to talk about? No, no, no, no, no. We will not go there.

00:58:32.920 But oh, that's a five coupon ride that story. Oh, folks, I don't want to embarrass Tamara Ugolini. But

00:58:38.680 let's just say we know of a doctor. I can't go any further because it without her, but it's

00:58:44.920 spectacular. It's not far off, sadly. Happens to be. Yeah. Anyway. All right. Let's show this clip

00:58:51.000 of Nelly. We're running out of time. Okay. Oh, it's not. Oh, it's not loading properly. Well,

00:58:55.880 anyway, you go to firenelly.com. It's there. You can check out the clip on your own. But this comes,

00:59:01.640 you asked why, why she was doing this. I guess the city of Ottawa, which she's a school board

00:59:06.920 council or trustee, she's not affiliated with the city of Ottawa. But of course, Nelly has to get her

00:59:12.760 tentacles, her woke tentacles into every little flavor of the day. So she's she's trying to confirm

00:59:21.640 or reform the garbage collection in the city of Ottawa because the city is looking to adopt a pay

00:59:27.940 as you throw system in which residents would be given. And this is according to the True North article

00:59:33.480 in which residents would be giving 55 garbage tags per year to attach to garbage bags. And then

00:59:39.320 you would have to purchase each additional tag for $3 each if you go up above 55 tags per year.

00:59:48.200 You know what? In Northumberland County, where I live, we pay for garbage like that. We're not given

00:59:53.320 any free passes. We don't get 55 garbage bags for free. We pay and I think it's up to $4 a tag now.

01:00:01.880 Each week you have to put a bag tag on your garbage and the town, the county collects it. But if you

01:00:07.960 don't, then they don't take your garbage. Yeah. And I can tell you what's ultimately going to happen

01:00:12.680 tomorrow. I'm going to make an amazing Kreskin like production. And I feel for the gas station

01:00:19.480 community. People are just going to have little bags of garbage, not big green or black ones. And

01:00:26.280 they're going to keep it in the trunk. And next time they go for a fill up, they're going to just

01:00:30.520 plop that garbage in the gas station, you know, depots. I think it's already happening. You do this.

01:00:38.600 I mean, people are so beleaguered with the cost of living, high interest rates,

01:00:44.280 mortgages coming due, and you're going to tax them on garbage now. I mean, what kind of garbage is that?

01:00:52.360 Literal garbage. All right. Well, we are 2-0-1 and we hit all the points for today. I don't think we

01:00:59.080 have any super chats, sadly. I know. How disappointing.

01:01:02.200 I'm very disappointed with you, audience. Very disappointed. And it's a Tamara Tuesday,

01:01:08.040 no less. She came all the way in from the Coburg area and not one of you had the decence. Do you

01:01:14.280 think I'm guilting them yet? Right. I think they're just shaking in their boots right now. Oh,

01:01:18.520 no. David's disappointed in me. Oh, well, you win some, you lose some. Hey folks,

01:01:23.640 thank you so much for tuning in, nevertheless. And thank you to our super producers,

01:01:27.240 Efron and Olivia. And of course, my beloved co-host Tamara Ugolini. I will not be back here

01:01:34.920 tomorrow. I'm on assignment, so I don't know which rebel news reporters will be here, but I'm sure

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Rebel News Podcast - June 06, 2023

DAILY Roundup ｜ Johnston testifies to Commons, Musk⧸free speech in Canada, Ottawa trustee hates Xmas

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