Rebel News Podcast - DAILY Roundup ｜ Liberals ruining Canada, Trans terrorism, Cities becoming unsafe

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

00:00:19.720 a Tuesday, March 28th, 2023. I'm David Menzies and my co-host, well, let me tell you a little

00:00:27.800 bit about my co-host. Folks, do you know that today is National Hot Tub Day? And my co-host,

00:00:34.900 much like myself, believe you meet the nicest people in a hot tub. She is the she-devil with

00:00:41.560 a stroller. She is the Khaleesi of the greater Coburg area. She is Tamara Ugolini. How are you

00:00:47.620 doing there, Tamara? Are we having some audio? I can hear you now. There we go. Yes, doing much

00:01:00.480 better. And how are you doing this morning, David, on National Hot Tub Day? Well, you know what? Hot

00:01:04.440 tubs do have a special meaning for me, Tamara. Once upon a time, it was 1988, the day before

00:01:11.420 Valentine's Day, no less. I was at the Ballymatrix Fitness Club, sitting in a hot tub. And who comes

00:01:18.400 into the hot tub to sit beside me? The future lady menzoid. So I guess, you know, when you see your

00:01:26.240 future spouse in an almost naked condition, it is conducive to romance. So here we are, 2023,

00:01:36.200 2023, despite the odds, still together. So that's my favorite hot tub moment.

00:01:43.460 Well, what a story. Bless lady menzoid. How many years did you say, David?

00:01:49.940 Sorry, say it again, Tamara. How many years did you say you've been married?

00:01:54.420 Oh, let's see. I got to carry though. At least 30, right?

00:01:59.600 Good for you. I know. It's unbelievable. It's a rarity these days.

00:02:03.140 How did you meet Mr. Ugolini?

00:02:06.940 Yeah. So Ugolini is actually my maiden name. I am progressive, I suppose, in a way. My dad had

00:02:13.880 all daughters. And so I wanted to uphold the last name Ugolini. So my husband's last name is

00:02:20.520 different. And I actually work very hard to keep that private because my children obviously have

00:02:25.960 my husband's last name. And so in order to kind of protect their identities, I don't disclose that.

00:02:31.660 But I actually met him online. It's funny because so we're a blended family. And many people

00:02:36.460 probably don't know that about me because I often don't go into my personal life.

00:02:41.620 But so I had a daughter and he had so we both had one child. And then we met online because while I

00:02:49.100 was a working mom and didn't go out or do anything to really mingle or meet anybody. And so

00:02:56.280 so we met online and here we are married. We've been together for just over a decade. And I think

00:03:03.180 it'll be nine years this year. No, eight years this year that we've been married.

00:03:08.900 Fantastic. You know, I got to tell you, Tamara, I wish the Internet was a thing back in the 80s

00:03:13.940 so that I could have met somebody online instead of going to dreadfully smoky loud bars and doing the

00:03:21.720 cheesy pickup line routine. But what is this about protecting the identities? Are you in the witness

00:03:26.920 protection program? No, but you never know the creepers who are out there on the world wide web

00:03:32.960 these days. That's just something I've actually always done even before this having kind of a

00:03:38.940 public figure job is that, you know, I'll chat about our family life and my kids, but I keep their

00:03:45.160 identities private. And I also don't really disclose much of them and their faces on social

00:03:53.520 media. So I know some parents are okay with that. I just I'm not comfortable. And I think that it

00:03:59.060 should be left up to them when they are old enough to understand the potential repercussions of having,

00:04:04.360 you know, there in some instances, like some people post their child's entire life on social media.

00:04:09.340 And I just I don't agree with that. So I try to keep their lives private. And you never know who

00:04:15.680 the creepers are out there. So that's a huge reason as to why I do that. But regardless, before we get

00:04:22.360 into more nitty gritty, and we have so many actually newsy topics, which don't include my personal life

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00:05:53.060 more fun. But we have so much to get through today, especially as the federal government in our

00:05:59.880 Canadian federal government moves to release their budget plans. I guess they're not balancing

00:06:04.880 themselves anymore. But so that will be today at 4pm. And I guess, first and foremost, I don't think

00:06:11.920 this is a clip that we have, David, of the Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister, Christia Freeland.

00:06:17.220 I know we have a tweet from Christia Freeland, ahead of budget 2023. I'm continuing the pre budget

00:06:26.780 tradition of selecting a new pair of shoes. I chose from a Canadian retailer, Simon's, and I look forward

00:06:33.860 to wearing them tomorrow. You know what, while she was there, I guess Simon's is exclusively a shoe

00:06:39.580 store. Could she pick up maybe a dress that fits her properly, so that when she's in a seated position,

00:06:46.860 and I'm not making this up, folks, I wish I were, we don't have to blue dot, you know, the private part

00:06:52.620 area, because the dress isn't quite covering up the lady as it should. But there she is in a, now what

00:07:02.580 we're supposed to read into this, Tamara, is that it's just a plain black pair of high heeled shoes.

00:07:09.900 Uh, that allegedly means a boring kind of budget. Evidently, the more elaborate the new shoes are,

00:07:19.180 uh, the more, um, offbeat the budget is, I suppose. But, you know, we're going to see, uh, what, uh, is

00:07:27.540 going to come down the pike. I'll tell you two things I would like to see, but we're not going to

00:07:31.660 see it. One is cancelling the carbon tax, because even if you believed in the whole, it's a climate

00:07:39.880 emergency, a climate crisis, a climate disaster, a climate catastrophe, I don't know how we're

00:07:47.000 supposed to, you know, say the other word that follows climate, but really, really bad. You could

00:07:52.760 say, yeah, it, you know, the environment has merit, but during these trying times where you have

00:07:59.560 inflation through the roof, perhaps Canada heading into a recession, uh, later this year, we got to

00:08:05.840 give Canadians a break and we are suspending the carbon tax, but they won't do it because they're

00:08:11.800 a bunch of virtue signalers that don't, um, you know, don't believe in, uh, going to bat for the

00:08:18.080 common, uh, guy and gal, uh, who are the taxpayers who pay their salary, of course. And the other thing,

00:08:25.940 Tamara, the largest line item of the government is the bureaucracy. And I challenge anyone in Ottawa

00:08:33.660 to tell me that you cannot cut from that bloated fat bureaucracy that grows every year. It's grown

00:08:41.840 every year under the Justin Trudeau liberals. Are you telling me 10%, uh, job cuts in the bureaucracy?

00:08:49.000 That's too much of an ask to merit, you know, as well as I do in our viewers, uh, it's like,

00:08:54.240 we're still at the height of COVID half the bureaucracy. I understand is still working from

00:08:58.600 home. Even those in the bureaucracy that should be dealing with taxpayers, uh, or clients in a,

00:09:07.140 uh, in a hands-on situation, i.e. at a passport office, you know, because it's become due rigueur.

00:09:12.640 You want to renew your passport, uh, bring a lawn chair or better yet a sleeping bag. You might need it.

00:09:19.220 So Tamara, what are your thoughts? If you were the minister of finance, what would you target in this

00:09:27.380 budget? Well, it's really interesting to read into the shoes that she purchased. So they're black. And

00:09:33.780 I wonder if it alludes to the fact that you wear all black to a funeral. I mean, Canada under the

00:09:39.360 leadership of this government has, is, is not the Canada we once knew and loved. There are record

00:09:46.060 number of Canadians sourcing and, and going to food banks because they can no longer afford to

00:09:54.840 feed their families in, as we're seeing record inflation, astronomical energy costs. Canadians

00:10:03.400 can't afford to feed their families and they can't afford to heat their homes. And here we have

00:10:08.220 deputy prime minister, minister of finance, Christia Freeland going out to purchase a new pair of shoes.

00:10:14.560 And that's, you know, I understand that there's traditions here, but we are in unprecedented

00:10:19.040 territory under a government who remains so continually proving to be so out of touch with

00:10:26.580 the real on the ground needs of everyday Canadians. And it would make a little bit more sense in my

00:10:33.040 opinion to go ahead and do something a little bit more different this year because we're facing very

00:10:39.960 different times. And, um, I, I wonder a, what brand of shoes they are, be how much they cost and see

00:10:46.440 whether, you know, either way it's taxpayers putting the bill, whether we're paid, we're billed

00:10:51.040 directly for this pair of black, uh, kitten heels, or, um, she's, you know, paying with it from her own

00:10:58.580 money, which is essentially just our money anyway. But, uh, I want to also highlight that she chose

00:11:04.400 realtor Simons and maybe we can pull up this ad because Simons was on the receiving end of some

00:11:11.300 heavy criticism for essentially promoting and, um, validating state sanctioned euthanasia with the

00:11:20.720 MAID program, the medical assistance in dying. And so we had that commercial that they published.

00:11:26.520 Um, maybe we'll give producer Olivia a few moments to try to, yeah, here we go. Um, so for anybody

00:11:34.120 who's not familiar, this was a, an advertisement put out by Simons, I think just a few months ago,

00:11:39.960 like very recently, essentially, like I mentioned, promoting MAID.

00:11:56.520 It can take dying to figure out what living is actually like.

00:12:10.240 I spent my life filling my heart with beauty, with nature, with connection.

00:12:20.640 So I choose to fill my final moments with the same.

00:12:26.520 Last breaths are sacred.

00:12:39.000 When I imagine my final days, I see music.

00:12:45.080 I see the ocean.

00:12:52.440 I see cheesecake.

00:12:56.520 Yeah, I mean this, the commercial goes on, but it essentially like beautifies and really normalizes

00:13:07.800 suicide. Um, and this is the store that Christia Freeland decided to also promote and, and pick her

00:13:15.780 shoes from, um, in terms of the actual budget itself. So we're expected to see additional carbon tax

00:13:22.520 hikes. Um, I shared just recently on Twitter, uh, a sampling of my personal gas bill.

00:13:28.760 And, um, it's always been a little bit high. We have a lot of, of windows, you know, we house a lot

00:13:34.040 of people. Um, but this is like three times what it was just a mere two years ago. And you can see in

00:13:41.320 there the carbon tax charge. And I think it was, uh, 54, roughly $54. So it's a percentage of the bill

00:13:48.680 that there's the, the carbon tax charge on top of, and then we pay tax on the tax. Uh, and this is

00:13:55.960 expected to go up. We're going to also see alcohol tax instituted, um, an increase there. And, um,

00:14:04.760 of course the MPs members of parliament will be getting their yearly raise, but, uh, we have

00:14:11.480 certain bureaucracies. Like I think it was the federal, um, tax agency. I can't remember the,

00:14:18.720 the name, but they're calling for MPs and the government not to institute this yearly raise

00:14:25.240 because Canadians taxpayers federation. I think you're alluding to. Yeah. Yes. Yeah. And so I,

00:14:31.400 I think we have a clip of that, um, or perhaps it's a tweet as well where they're saying, yeah,

00:14:38.320 it's a clip here. Let's have a listen. Stopping a pay raise isn't rocket science, especially when

00:14:44.640 Canadians overwhelmingly oppose it. The feds stopped MP pay raises between 2010 and 2013 in response to

00:14:52.200 the 08-09 recession. BC recently froze pay for MLAs. Nova Scotia premier, Tim Hewson recalled the

00:14:59.800 legislature, froze MLA pay, and then cut his own pay by $11,000. Here in Ottawa, backbench MPs

00:15:08.440 currently collect a $189,500 salary. Trudeau collects a $379,000 salary from taxpayers. MPs don't deserve

00:15:20.840 another raise and MPs don't need another raise from their constituents who are struggling to fill the

00:15:26.920 fridge. MPs especially don't deserve a raise when they make life unaffordable with tax hikes.

00:15:34.200 Bingo. You know, uh, Tamara, I, I do absolutely agree with, uh, Franco. He, and he's a wonderful,

00:15:41.240 uh, fighter out there and he's been a friend to our show on several occasions. Um, however,

00:15:47.480 with all due respect, uh, MPs not getting a raise, um, it, that amount of money wouldn't even amount

00:15:55.480 to a rounding error. Um, like I said, if you really want to tackle this and it's going to be tough,

00:16:03.080 it is to reduce the bureaucracy. It is to even get rid of certain departments. It is to do massive,

00:16:10.040 uh, layoffs, but they won't do that because I think Tamara, most bureaucrats do vote liberal

00:16:19.560 because the liberals are all about expanding the bureaucracy and it has expanded every year under

00:16:27.800 Justin Trudeau. So why would you want to target your base? Um, if we do see regime change, I hope that

00:16:36.120 a conservative government would go after this big elephant. Yeah, I agree. And, and, uh, you know,

00:16:44.040 just speaking from my own anecdotal reporting and experiences over the last few years, I wouldn't be

00:16:49.160 upset if they dissolved the public health agency of Canada and got rid of our chief medical officer

00:16:54.200 of health, Teresa Tam, the millions of dollars that go into funding that department alone that has shown

00:16:59.800 grotesque ineptitude all throughout the quote unquote pandemic is worthy of dissolving just in

00:17:08.200 and of itself. These people are, are not upholding any form of actual health and wellbeing and instead

00:17:17.160 just towing a big pharma marketing slogan in their midst. Um, so if they would like to continue to do that,

00:17:23.880 I would argue that they can be funded by big pharma. We don't need to pay their salaries. Um,

00:17:30.280 because they obviously work for vested interests and not necessarily the interests of Canadians.

00:17:36.040 Um, on that note, we also have premier of Ontario, Doug Ford denouncing this carbon tax and, and the

00:17:42.680 province itself has halted or temporarily suspended. Um, there, there was supposed to be a provincial

00:17:49.000 cap tax hike on things like gas and Ford in wake of this carbon tax. And of course, uh, looming, uh,

00:17:58.520 recession and record inflation has decided to halt that. But I mean, you trade one for the other,

00:18:06.280 essentially, um, his provincial cap or suspension of the tax hike doesn't really affect anything because

00:18:14.200 the carbon tax and increases to it are continuing to move forward. So it's, what's that saying? Half

00:18:20.680 dozen to one. Uh, I always get that one mixed up, but it doesn't seem to make a huge difference in

00:18:26.600 the pocketbooks of Canadians. Although it's nice to see that he's a little bit more on the ground

00:18:32.600 and in tune with reality of what his constituents and people in his province are, are up against.

00:18:38.280 And I do believe we have a video of, uh, premier Ford, uh, saying that, well, the carbon tax is

00:18:46.040 killing people. Oh, is there trouble in paradise? I thought him and Justin Trudeau, uh, were like

00:18:52.600 best friends, but he's certainly, uh, premier Ford that is not simpatico with blackface when it comes to

00:18:58.920 the carbon tax. Let's hear the, the full clip of what, uh, premier Ford had to say.

00:19:03.400 When Rob and I were down at, at city hall from 2010, 2014, I'll say even 2012 there's 540,

00:19:14.360 I think 540, 550 less police officers in Toronto than there were back then. We need safe subways.

00:19:21.560 We need safe communities, but we also need bail reform. 13 premiers signed a letter over to the

00:19:28.360 federal government. I understand they're going to be moving on it, but we can't have the bad guys

00:19:32.280 shooting up the streets and all of a sudden going in front of the courts and getting let out literally

00:19:36.920 the next day. It's unacceptable, but enough's enough with this, this crime. Uh, I've never

00:19:42.440 seen anything like it. That should be the number one issue for any Merrill candidate and the Merrill

00:19:47.480 candidates that say they want to cut funding for the police. They want to defund the police.

00:19:52.680 Don't vote for them. Simple as that support the, the, the, the candidates that are going to fund

00:19:57.800 the police. We're going to get more police officers, uh, in our subways and our streets,

00:20:02.760 because again, I've never seen it this bad ever, absolutely ever. And we need to make sure when we

00:20:08.440 sentence these, uh, criminals, uh, they need to go away for a long time without bail.

00:20:13.640 Well, I don't think that was the right clip in terms of the carbon tax. Uh, but you know what,

00:20:20.680 we can transition to our other, uh, topic, uh, briefly just before we take an ad break, uh, Tamara.

00:20:26.760 And yeah, the premier is absolutely right on this file. Uh, we need bail reform, by the way,

00:20:33.080 the call for bail reform, all 10 provincial premiers and the three premiers of the territory. So 13 out of

00:20:40.040 13 have told Ottawa, get going on this. So that's 100% buy-in for bail reform. And why? Well, look at

00:20:47.880 the front page of the sun today, folks, justice system failure. You had a couple of days ago,

00:20:55.080 a 16 year old boy at Keele subway station, sitting on a bench, talking to his friend,

00:21:03.000 minding his own business. And this maniac without any kind of provocation whatsoever, Tamara,

00:21:11.320 stabbed them to death. I mean, this is grotesque. And when we find out that he was out on numerous

00:21:20.520 releases, numerous, why is that? Why are the Trudeau liberals so tone deaf, Tamara, in terms of keeping

00:21:29.880 the bad people behind bars? But no, with their gun claw back, they're going to go after, I don't

00:21:36.760 know, Saskatchewan duck hunters, uh, because that's the real problem out there. Uh, someone

00:21:42.760 going hunting in a rural environment. It's despicable. And like I said, when you have 13 out of 13

00:21:49.400 provincial and territorial leaders saying you got to address this, why aren't they addressing this?

00:21:54.920 Mm-hmm. Yeah. It's really the liberal, uh, or the progressive justice system policies that are

00:22:03.080 the issue here. It's not necessarily more police on the ground. You can have, you can have policing

00:22:08.600 every which way, but it's with these catch and release policies that we're seeing. These criminals

00:22:14.440 are just going to be back out on the street the next day. The police are doing the work. They're doing

00:22:17.560 their jobs. They're catching the criminals. They're arresting them. They're bringing them forward to these

00:22:22.200 liberal leaning judges who are saying that, oh, well, they probably need a social worker,

00:22:29.800 or they need more social supports. Um, we need to send them to the hospital for a mental health

00:22:35.160 assessment. No, a lot of these people are criminals who have sociopathic minds who cannot be reintegrated

00:22:43.800 into a successful civil society. And we have an in, we have places for them. And they involve cement

00:22:52.760 walls and bars because they are a danger to society. And so we're going to just see an increase in this

00:23:00.120 with these progressive policies that are in place by the federal government. This, in my opinion,

00:23:05.080 doesn't have anything to do with policing because the police are out there catching the criminals,

00:23:09.240 doing the enforcement, perhaps, um, increasing the police presence. Yes. Although, you know,

00:23:16.040 at the same point in time, what we saw all throughout COVID was that police were focused on peaceful

00:23:21.480 protesters and this idea that you could, uh, suppress viral spread by stomping on constitutional rights

00:23:29.640 instead of focusing their efforts on actual crime. So it's kind of a double-edged sword. In my opinion,

00:23:36.760 uh, the focus on policing, I think that we have to have, um, a more, more robust process for judges

00:23:43.720 to be able to, um, really come at some of these topics with impartiality rather than politically

00:23:52.360 driven ideologies. Well, I think, you know, you're absolutely right, Tamara. And it's this prevailing

00:23:59.720 philosophy of hug a thug. And I'll give you another example. On Friday, uh, the ombudsman for Toronto

00:24:05.240 released a report, essentially condemning the Toronto police service and the city of Toronto

00:24:11.720 for the way they handled the removal of illegal encampments in Toronto parks. Now these were,

00:24:19.400 and I speak from experience folks, uh, going to Trinity Bellwoods and having a crack addict

00:24:25.720 sick his dangerous dog on me, sinking its fangs into my thigh. And the idea that this ombudsman,

00:24:34.600 oh, well, you know, uh, you didn't say pretty please, you know, you didn't set up some sort of

00:24:40.360 support network or what have you. Tamara, here's the deal with a public park. You have the right to

00:24:45.560 visit it no matter who you are, but you do not have the right to camp there. You do not have the right

00:24:50.600 to do dangerous drugs. You do not have the right to harbor dangerous, uh, dogs. You don't have the

00:24:57.960 right to defecate and urinate, uh, in the park. You don't have the right to drop syringes and condoms

00:25:04.360 in the playground where mothers are taking their toddlers to play. And yet somehow this ombudsman said

00:25:12.200 it was significant unfairness, unfairness in cleaning up these, uh, encampments. Tamara,

00:25:18.840 these squatters were breaking at least 11 or 12 sections of the trespass act,

00:25:26.360 not for a day or two or a week or two, but for several months. In fact, I think in some parts

00:25:31.240 you've had people there for years. And what I'm saying is that not all homeless are dangerous,

00:25:37.960 but some are dangerous. And this idea that we have to embrace a hug a thug, uh, mentality.

00:25:46.120 I say when you are dealing with a dangerous person, that person is behind bars or if there's mental

00:25:52.840 illness behind that dangerous person's behavior, then you incarcerate him in a mental institution.

00:26:00.440 But no, the left doesn't believe in that. You know, uh, they're all about embracing this for

00:26:07.160 whatever reason, while maintaining a mantra of defund the police, like get rid of law enforcement to

00:26:14.440 protect you and I and our viewers from these characters. None of this makes sense.

00:26:20.760 Yeah. I think the bringing back institutionalized, uh, medicine for people suffering from very severe

00:26:29.320 mental health issues. You know, there are that I'm not a psychologist and I would never pretend to be

00:26:34.760 one. But I think there's very real clinical diagnosis that can happen with a lot of these

00:26:39.960 people. And we used to put them into mental health institutions. And now that we don't have those

00:26:45.480 because they were, um, uh, inhumane and infringing on human rights and whatever the other progressive,

00:26:52.040 um, flowery language that was used around that was while we're seeing the fallout of those policies.

00:26:58.600 So I would expect more of it, not less, despite, uh, police presence, because we're not actually

00:27:04.440 fixing any part of the system that is failing, uh, by throwing some more police at it.

00:27:09.880 No, you're so we're well overdue. Oh, sorry, David.

00:27:13.320 You know what, Tamara, I think we have to take an ad break and then we'll get, uh, over to that horrific

00:27:18.440 story in Nashville regarding, uh, another mass shooting. Uh, but in the meantime, folks, uh,

00:27:24.520 check out this ad and we'll see on the other side.

00:27:29.800 Yes.

00:27:31.800 Rocks, Rocks, Rocks, Rocks, Rocks, Rocks, Rocks, Rocks.

00:27:47.960 You came to, to Mexico and did you ask for asylum?

00:27:51.240 Yeah, yeah.

00:27:52.120 A friend of us was here in New York.

00:27:55.240 He went there and gave him the permission to work.

00:28:17.960 Stay in your own country. I'm here with a purpose.

00:28:31.240 There is a process to determine whether someone is a refugee. There are steps to go through.

00:28:39.800 Those who are seeking to go somewhere else, not we're pushing or forcing. If they're seeking to

00:28:45.640 go somewhere else, we are helping in the reticketing process.

00:28:49.320 There's so many homeless here and they're bringing people from other countries where

00:28:53.640 there's people here struggling with mental illness.

00:28:56.440 The issue starts at our southern border where the U.S. has declined to enforce proper immigration.

00:29:02.680 And you allow them to live in a hotel, but yet the major crisis of homelessness is very, very big.

00:29:10.760 So I'm in Rocksham Road and I'm waiting actually for Lincoln Jay to arrive.

00:29:19.480 He just arrived in Plattsburgh and took a cab.

00:29:25.720 Just like that, I'm in the back of a taxi cab waiting to go to Rocksham Road.

00:29:36.040 Why wouldn't you ask that? You're running across the border.

00:29:38.200 We have to go to police. We're looking at it.

00:29:48.920 And by the way, our team of Lincoln Jay and Alexa Lavoie, they'll be returning to Rocksham Road because

00:29:56.840 we'll believe it when we see it in terms of that border point being closed to migrants.

00:30:03.880 But we'll let them tell that story. So, again, a shocking story out of Nashville at a Christian school.

00:30:13.560 Three adults, three children.

00:30:15.640 I believe one as young as nine years old. I don't know how you do that.

00:30:19.480 Point a gun and take the life of a nine year old child.

00:30:22.600 I'm shot down by. Well, I got to get my pronouns right, because God forbid I misgender the shooter.

00:30:32.680 You'll have the Ontario Human Rights Commission on my ass before you know it.

00:30:36.920 But so this was help me out here.

00:30:40.600 This was originally a man who is being a female or is it vice versa, Tamara?

00:30:46.920 I think it's now vice versa. So we're not the only ones that are confused. There seems to be some general

00:30:53.000 confusion around the gender identity of this school shooter. But regardless of if it was a male to female

00:31:00.680 or female to male identifier, this was a transgender identifying, identified person.

00:31:09.800 They were just starting, I think, some sort of formal transition. But the details of the story,

00:31:18.520 you know, it will continue to evolve. So this is a new, fairly newly breaking story. So I'm sure that

00:31:25.000 as more details come out there, that will be clarified. But it wasn't. Yeah, as this headline

00:31:30.680 here reads, it was a former student of this school in Nashville, elementary Christian school.

00:31:36.840 And they're discovering that this student, former student made a manifesto. So this was like a

00:31:44.680 premeditated planned execution of three children and three adults, where there was maps involved. And I

00:31:57.480 think some form of a note to a friend or a message to a friend. This is just a horrific, horrific story.

00:32:06.280 And our, you know, my thoughts go out to the families affected by this. But you see on the radical

00:32:14.280 far left side of this trans debate that they're trying to flip the script here to actually be

00:32:21.560 sympathizers with this school shooter. And the illusion here is that because of the gender,

00:32:32.760 the lack of gender affirming care in Tennessee, yeah, here we have one of the activists going off,

00:32:44.280 because of the lack of gender affirming care, that is what prompted this individual who is

00:32:52.120 likely to be suffering comorbidities, as the data shows with these individuals.

00:32:56.280 And that is why they took to shooting up a school. The mental gymnastics needed to get to that conclusion

00:33:07.800 is so, so disturbing that this can be warped into some sort of sympathetic story for a school shooter when,

00:33:19.720 when there, you know, in my opinion, there are clear ways to address these comorbidities,

00:33:25.880 these mental health comorbidities that coincide with the need to identify as another gender than what

00:33:32.920 you were, I don't know the words that they use biologically, or what you were, that you were assigned

00:33:38.440 at birth. The lack of availability of proper mental health diagnosis and mental health care for these

00:33:47.000 individuals is, in my opinion, what would drive such a horrific crime to take place. And that doesn't

00:33:55.320 mean that we need more gender affirming care, we need more care to actually address, assess, and

00:34:02.440 deal with the mental health comorbidities that are underlying in many of these instances. So again,

00:34:08.680 I'm sure as more details come out around this story, we'll find out more about that. But the issue,

00:34:14.360 in my opinion here, is not that there needs to be more gender affirming care, it actually needs to

00:34:18.840 be a mental health focus that's being entirely disregarded for, let's cut off your genitals and

00:34:26.760 take some skin from your leg and try to mold you into having some sort of phallic male

00:34:34.920 try to resemble a penis. I couldn't agree with you more, Tamara. And you know, as soon as I heard

00:34:41.800 about the details of the story when it was breaking, Christian school, a trans mass shooter, I said,

00:34:49.240 oh, this is going to be really interesting to see how the mainstream media and the progressive left

00:34:55.960 spin it. And I'll look at Andy Ngo, he tweeted out a statement from a radical trans activist group

00:35:06.680 called the Trans Resistance Network, where they put out a statement that it's mourning the death of the

00:35:14.360 Nashville Christian School mass shooter. Yeah, you heard me right. Not the six innocent victims,

00:35:20.920 folks. But the trans mass shooter, that's what the Trans Resistance Network is concerned about.

00:35:29.480 I couldn't agree with you more about mental health issues. I've met some of these trans people,

00:35:36.760 Tamara, and I think once upon a time, they would be institutionalized.

00:35:43.400 And now, what do we have? This is the new civil rights banner that we're supposed to get behind.

00:35:52.120 We have less than a percent of a percent of a percent of a percent of a percent of a community demanding

00:35:59.400 we change all the rules so that a biological male like Leah Thomas can swim and cream the biological

00:36:08.280 females in the swimming pool. We have biological men gaming the system to get out of a male penitentiary

00:36:16.920 and do their time in the female penitentiary, which is kind of like incarcerating the fox with the hens

00:36:23.800 in the chicken coop. And God forbid anyone speaks out against this insanity. That's right.

00:36:30.440 That's what I said. Insanity. If you are a biological person, a male or a female,

00:36:36.840 and you believe you're the opposite sex, you need a psychiatrist. You don't need surgery.

00:36:42.600 You don't need hormones. That's what you need. And yet society, Tamara, is bending over backwards

00:36:49.080 to accommodate this lunatic fringe that, like I said, when you look at the mass population of people

00:36:57.880 on this planet, it's not even a fraction of a scintilla of one percent. And then you see this,

00:37:05.800 you see somebody going to bat for the shooter as opposed to the six innocent victims. This is beyond

00:37:13.880 the pale, my friend. Yeah. And I want to go back to Andy's tweet as well, because he highlights in

00:37:20.920 there some really concerning verbiage from that press release where they say hate has consequences.

00:37:28.280 So they're essentially validating this unfolding, this absolutely unfathomable unfolding of events

00:37:38.280 on these poor, innocent children. And coming back to the fact that hate apparently has consequences,

00:37:45.320 like you can go in and shoot up a school because you maybe couldn't access gender affirming care.

00:37:52.360 And I haven't looked into the nitty gritty on the laws around in Tennessee, but I assume it's

00:37:57.720 primarily to protect children. So this was, I believe, a 28 year old male or female where that's

00:38:04.360 still up for debate. We don't know. It doesn't really matter. At the end of the day, this person's

00:38:10.520 gender doesn't really matter. Yeah. But the fact to me, but the fact of the matter is that this person

00:38:17.240 was obviously dealing with some mental health disorders. I mean, you would have to be to go in

00:38:22.920 and shoot up a school, but I would also be interested to know what kind of prescriptions

00:38:26.520 this individual was on because the data is quite clear that if you're prescribed SSRIs,

00:38:31.960 a certain brand of antidepressants, that the vast majority of people who engage in these violent,

00:38:38.680 vicious attack on innocent, innocent, completely innocent people are often on these intense

00:38:48.840 prescriptions for pharmaceutical products that have known side effects to cause delusion,

00:38:54.920 aggression, violent tendencies, suicidal ideation. I mean, the list literally goes on and on. So there

00:39:02.840 is more of an opportunity here to dissect that side of what is really going on in an instance

00:39:08.520 like this than worrying about whether someone was born a male or a female. No, they're all

00:39:16.280 obviously dealing with some form of gender dysphoria, coupled with likely mental health

00:39:21.640 comorbidities, coupled with perhaps an SSRI prescription that's just fueling this turmoil of

00:39:31.080 feelings and emotions in this person. And yet the radical left is going to capitalize this,

00:39:37.160 try to validate it and sympathize with the shooter because the system has failed them under the

00:39:44.920 guise of not providing the gender affirming care that they so desperately needed. I'm sure that this

00:39:50.040 person was seeking care for other things. And if they weren't, well, there you go. And even if they were,

00:39:55.400 well, hey, maybe there you go as well, because these pharmaceutical products are known to have these

00:39:59.720 litany of side effects. And so that's worth more investigation while we get hung up on the gender

00:40:06.920 stuff. I think that's a distraction. Well, of course, Tamara, and everything you said is accurate

00:40:12.600 and you're telling the truth. But in that circle of society, the trans community, you are a hater,

00:40:21.400 a bigot, a transphobe. That's how they roll because we have this underlying philosophy right now.

00:40:29.320 If it's trans, it's good. And if it's good, it's trans. And this community, especially when it comes to

00:40:37.000 the female demographic, when you have biological males competing with females and female sports,

00:40:43.480 being incarcerated in female prisons, they say it's all about equity and inclusion and diversity.

00:40:50.600 You know what it's really about, Tamara? It's about misogyny. If you support biological males

00:40:56.680 getting into female sports and female prisons, you are misogynist. You hate women. That's what it's

00:41:03.720 really about. And I am so waiting for this pendulum to swing back to some degree of common sense. But

00:41:13.400 everybody out there, Tamara, whether it's Hollywood or school boards or governments,

00:41:22.120 we're all bending the knee for the fear of being labeled a transphobe because evidently

00:41:28.360 there is nothing worse than being called a transphobe. And when you have a tweet coming from

00:41:35.240 Trans Resistance Network professing sympathy for this shooter as opposed to the six innocent

00:41:43.000 victims, that is just so galling. Like I said earlier, it's beyond the pale. Also, the fact that,

00:41:51.080 you know, the fact that this was a Christian school, I think that plays a role too. Because,

00:41:55.480 you know, Tamara, in 2021, I would tell you that the most underreported and overlooked story by the

00:42:03.480 mainstream media was the 60 or so churches that were burnt to the ground in this country. And then

00:42:10.440 we even have Trudeau's best friend, Gerald Butts. Then he's saying in a tweet, something along the

00:42:15.320 lines, you know, don't quote me, but it was along the lines of, yeah, it's a bad thing, but it's

00:42:20.520 understandable. You know, would Gerald Butts have said that if those were 60 mosques burnt to the

00:42:28.360 ground? No. You know, but when it comes to Christianity, that is a fair target for the

00:42:36.120 radical left. Yeah, absolutely. I agree. And then to reinforce it with the verbiage, again,

00:42:42.200 hate has consequences and justify it as though this was deserved in a way. That is absolutely disgusting.

00:42:51.800 These are children. These are innocent children. And yeah, here we have David Pakman, who basically

00:43:01.160 says that, you know, the Christian school deserved it. Given that lack of prayer is often blamed for

00:43:06.200 those horrible events, is it possible they weren't paying enough, praying enough or correctly, despite

00:43:12.680 being a Christian school? This is absolutely disgusting. These are children, innocent children,

00:43:17.960 innocent staff, school staff, I think even one substitute teacher. This was completely unprovoked,

00:43:26.440 undeserving attack, and it needs to be called out the way it is. You know, I suppose the only decent

00:43:35.240 outcome here is that police were able to subdue this individual before they went on an even further

00:43:41.320 murderous onslaught. Sadly, there were six victims, but there could have been arguably even more if police

00:43:47.480 hadn't responded as quickly and as swiftly as they did. I believe that they were apprehended within

00:43:52.840 like four minutes. Tamara, that's a very important point because, you know, in that circle of trans

00:44:00.440 rights and trans people can do no wrong, these are also the same people that want to defund the police.

00:44:06.760 And we have to take our hats off to the Nashville Police Department because, as you said,

00:44:11.160 they responded within minutes and they went right in to a school. As soon as the cops got out of there,

00:44:18.200 they jumped out of their police cruisers with their guns out. They knew there was somebody

00:44:23.960 heavily armed killing people and they went and they prevented, as you said, a further massacre

00:44:30.600 from taking place. What would have happened if the city of Nashville had defunded their police?

00:44:36.040 said. Instead of police officers, we have community organizers and community activists. How do you

00:44:41.960 deal with a maniac like that in this case? I'd love to hear the progressive left who want to see the

00:44:48.600 end to policing explain that to me. I have a funny feeling that it would have unfolded similarly as to

00:44:57.160 that horrific incident that was posted on social media late yesterday afternoon showing a British

00:45:03.320 Columbia man who was stabbed in broad daylight on a patio of a Starbucks and succumbed very quickly

00:45:10.680 to those injuries while someone on the patio literally sat there drinking his coffee and watching.

00:45:16.840 And this man was there with his wife and from what I gathered from some of the posts, a small child.

00:45:21.400 We won't go and show any of that graphic content. It's very graphic. I do not recommend that you search

00:45:27.320 it out, but it is there available on the World Wide Web. And no one did anything. No one stepped in to

00:45:35.000 administer first aid. No one tried to apply pressure to the wound or they're more busy filming what was

00:45:42.760 going on than calling the police. The suspect was later reprimanded or captured by the police. But in the

00:45:51.560 moment, bystanders just stood idly by. No one did anything. So that is, again, as we see this

00:45:59.320 progressive tiptoe into the response to crime right before our eyes, I think that that is a very

00:46:07.240 concerning direction that our country has taken. And it was nice to see the reinforcement of police

00:46:14.760 being able to act so quickly. But really heavy topic there. So let's maybe move into something a

00:46:21.880 little bit more lighter as we as we close off the stream with a few more topics. But before we do

00:46:26.520 that. And Tamara, before you go on, I just want to say about I mean, that is a grotesque video of what

00:46:32.760 happened to that father in Vancouver, much like the 16 year old in Toronto, stabbed to death sitting on a

00:46:40.360 bench, minding his own business by somebody out on numerous bail releases. And again, I know it's

00:46:49.000 not fashionable in many circles. This is why I totally advocate for the return of the death penalty to

00:46:55.480 Canada. I don't want to see other people murdered. And with both these individuals, because a life sentence

00:47:03.480 does not mean life in Canada, it's maximum 25 years, they can get out again, and carry out

00:47:11.800 these kind of horrific criminal acts. And for those who say, oh, you know, you death penalty advocates,

00:47:18.120 that's all about revenge and not reform. You know what, Tamara, revenge works for me. Because when you

00:47:24.120 see innocent people stab to death, minding their own business, I have zero compassion for these perpetrators,

00:47:34.520 unlike, of course, the the trans resistance network that goes to bat for a murderer because he or she or it is

00:47:43.160 trans. So I just want to get that off my chest. Thanks for that, David. We'll we'll run a quick ad break and

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00:49:03.960 we got $5 from Fooness. Thank you very much. Says a man, and that's quote unquote, a man doesn't shoot

00:49:13.160 unarmed women and children. What a great point. Yeah, imagine that. Chivalry. Being a gentleman.

00:49:20.760 I know those are archaic, outdated terms when it comes to the progressive left. But you know what?

00:49:27.680 I kind of like the good old days. You know that, Tamara? Yeah. Yeah, I agree. Let's make toxic

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00:49:41.640 Yankee. And he reminds everyone that you can now buy a monthly subscription and get a badge. So there

00:49:48.620 you have it on Rumble. Oh, what does the badge look like? Maybe that's for another day. Well, I say that

00:49:57.160 because I think you alluded to this earlier. You know, I don't know anything about graphic design,

00:50:03.240 but I know what I like when I see it. And on the lighter side of things, because it's been a heavy

00:50:10.260 show. Have you seen, Tamara, the new Toronto Blue Jays cap? I don't think they're wearing it for every

00:50:18.180 game. It's to commemorate ice cream or some such thing. It is unbelievable, A, that this logo was

00:50:28.040 rendered. And more unbelievable that in the chain of command in approving things, that this got

00:50:36.300 checkmarked off. Look at that. It's being called the snot cap. It looks like the Blue Jay has got a

00:50:45.180 terrible runny nose. Tamara, what do you make of it? Is this something you would pay cash money for?

00:50:52.920 Oh, you know what? After the way that these sports and guys have handled themselves throughout the

00:51:01.000 COVID narrative, I don't, I don't really support any team at this point or any of these organizations.

00:51:07.960 When I saw that, you know, and having this sort of heavy looming live stream, talking about this

00:51:15.100 school shooting, this, it doesn't remind me of like dripping ice cream or snot. It literally reminds me

00:51:21.800 of blood. It's really, really bizarre. And, you know, Blue Jays are a really aggressive bird. So

00:51:27.580 my mind kind of went there with like a Blue Jay attacking something and there being blood on the

00:51:34.120 beak. It's, it's a strange mindset to get there. Yeah. I'm not sure how supportive the fans are going

00:51:41.200 to be of this gooey, runny beak. I suppose time will tell, but I think that was just released

00:51:48.460 yesterday, today or yesterday, was it? That's right. And Tamara, I mean, given how close we are

00:51:55.420 to Saturday, April 1st, AKA April Fool's Day, that made my spidey senses tingle. This is a joke,

00:52:02.620 right? I mean, this is, but it doesn't look like it is, you know, because if it were, I guess you

00:52:08.560 would release this cap on April the 1st, but it's just March 28th. And boy, I'd love to see

00:52:17.220 how this sells. I don't think it's going to sell that well. It's right up there. You know, I'm a fan

00:52:24.320 of, you know, logos and, you know, especially sports logos. There's great ones and there's horrible

00:52:31.880 ones. And by the way, when it comes to logo design, I subscribe to the mantra of less is

00:52:39.380 more. Don't overcomplicate things. Look at the most iconic logos of all time, the New York Yankees,

00:52:46.260 N and Y, the Detroit Red Wings winged wheel. They're things of beauty. They shouldn't be touched,

00:52:53.040 but the worst logo of when it comes to corporations, associations, sports that I've ever come across.

00:53:00.080 And Tamara, I'm not going to describe it because I don't want to get a nasty letter from HR or have

00:53:06.120 Mr. Vice President come into the studio and nod his head. We're just going to show you the logo

00:53:11.100 for the state of Vermont, uh, maple syrup producers. And again, Tamara, I'm going to ask you,

00:53:19.440 oh my God, how did this get approved? Are you looking at what I'm looking at?

00:53:30.080 Um, I'm not sure that I see it through the eyes of the notorious David Menzies, but, um,

00:53:38.200 can you elaborate while being, uh, you know, not too grotesque?

00:53:42.260 Well, it appears to be to me on first blush and second blush and third blush. It looks like it's a

00:53:50.000 man peeing into a bucket. Um, that doesn't exactly want me to crave maple syrup. It does the opposite.

00:53:58.960 It makes me buy my maple syrup from, uh, Quebec and Ontario and not Vermont.

00:54:04.380 Oh yeah, there it is.

00:54:05.000 Uh, but again, it's one thing to have some crackpot come up with a logo like that,

00:54:11.120 but it's got to be approved by the higher ups, much like the Toronto Blue Jays snot cap.

00:54:17.440 And that's what really baffles me. Somebody in a position of power, somebody in a position of

00:54:23.420 authority and signing off said, yeah, this is a great logo. Start the, get the presses going.

00:54:31.760 Unbelievable. I mean, what, uh, would be, uh, maybe I'm putting on the spot here, Tamara, but

00:54:37.500 can you think of a logo that you've seen through your life that you just shake your head over?

00:54:43.720 Yeah, you are putting me on the spot. I can't think of anything, um, off the top of my head.

00:54:51.580 I'm sure there is because, well, I went to school for design and so we dissected a lot of,

00:54:57.420 of logos and brands, but off the top of my head, I can't think of one. No, but that,

00:55:03.560 that one, that maple syrup one, I mean, it could use a little bit of refining. I think it's also just

00:55:08.420 very, well, I guess a little bit too, to be on the safe side. It's probably just about every logo

00:55:15.940 the Vancouver Canucks have had over their history. Uh, they never quite get it right. I've never seen

00:55:22.140 a hockey team redesign their sweater and their logo over and over and over again. And they keep

00:55:30.500 getting it wrong. Uh, you know, so I don't know, maybe there's something about the Vancouver hockey

00:55:36.500 community. Um, but I would say whenever you're going to come up with a logo and I think any

00:55:41.960 marketer would agree, do it properly, do something that simple and very easy, uh, to digest graphically

00:55:51.820 and then stay with it. Don't keep changing it. Right. Maybe you can update it, but don't do the

00:55:58.380 Vancouver Canucks thing of going from a hockey rink to a skate to a killer whale. Um, it just screams

00:56:06.700 of desperation. Look at that. I mean, can you believe this is the same team? Yeah. Evolution is

00:56:14.220 a good thing, but, uh, you know, stick to a good, good, good concept and grow it from there.

00:56:20.460 Um, well, speaking of evolution, do we have any more super chats by any chance? Uh, I'm not sure

00:56:27.300 if we have super chats, but let me just have a look here. No. So, but we do have another clip that we

00:56:33.260 wanted to share with you. It's about, uh, prime minister, Justin Trudeau being asked about his

00:56:39.420 refusal, um, to have a public inquiry into Chinese election interference, despite the house of commons

00:56:47.560 passing a non-binding motion to do just that last week. Finally, um, leader of the NDP opposition,

00:56:55.960 which has formed an unofficial coalition with the Justin Trudeau liberals. Finally, they voted against

00:57:02.440 them to, um, to, uh, to go forward with a public inquiry. Um, so this, this quick clip we have here,

00:57:12.220 um, is, is in regards to that. Maybe we'll just go ahead and show it before we give any commentary.

00:57:20.540 Chinese interference, Mr. Speaker. No, this government hasn't been able to sweep it under the rug.

00:57:25.780 On Thursday, the house voted in favor of a public independent inquiry on Chinese interference.

00:57:31.200 The Black Capicois, the NDP, the conservatives are all in favor, and 72% of Canadians are for it.

00:57:37.140 Even the member for Don Valley North is for it. Even the liberal who is facing the most serious

00:57:43.420 allegations is asking for an inquiry to cast light on this. When will the prime minister understand

00:57:49.980 that the only defensible option is a public inquiry? The right honorable prime minister.

00:57:56.740 Mr. Speaker, I take this very seriously. It is a nonpartisan issue or an issue that should never

00:58:03.960 be partisan. That is why we have appointed an unimpeachable nonpartisan expert, the former

00:58:10.280 governor general, David Johnston, who will review this matter and decide whether to call for an inquiry

00:58:17.100 or another type of investigation. And we will certainly implement his recommendations. Two national

00:58:23.780 security organizations will investigate the matter and they will get to the bottom of it.

00:58:32.160 Mr. Speaker, we can see here how the Bloc Québécois is trying to make this into a partisan issue,

00:58:37.900 but it isn't. This is a serious matter that must be addressed impartially and independently. And that

00:58:46.280 is exactly why we asked an extraordinary Canadian who has often proved his loyalty and service to the

00:58:54.080 country. That is why we have asked him to oversee all necessary processes to get to the bottom of

00:59:00.680 things and to ensure that Canadians know that we are doing everything we can to fight foreign

00:59:06.000 interference. That is the serious approach that Canadians deserve, not partisans, not partisan attacks.

00:59:13.740 Yeah, that's really rich, isn't it, Tamara? Blackface talking about nonpartisanship.

00:59:20.840 David Johnson is a family friend of the Trudeaus. They skied together. I think they had chalets close to

00:59:29.080 each other. And let's make no mistake here. I know special rapporteur. Ooh, that sounds serious.

00:59:36.000 All that means, it's just a fancy word, Tamara, for an advisor. But you know what? I guess that

00:59:43.000 happened yesterday. Justin Trudeau is committed to a Johnson investigating a dong. And yesterday,

00:59:51.280 I'm going to point out that it was National Viagra Day. Make what you will of that, Tamara Ugolini.

00:59:57.640 I can always count on you, David, for that comedic relief. Now that my mind is in the gutter,

01:00:07.000 allow me to pick it back up. Your mind never goes there, Tamara.

01:00:11.860 What is this government's problem with, you know, they're always touting transparency and openness

01:00:19.680 and honesty. And so what is the problem with going forward with a full public inquiry, right?

01:00:28.000 Justin Trudeau is hiding behind issues of national security concerns, is basically what he's stated.

01:00:38.940 Why they can't move forward with a full public inquiry is because what will be disclosed is of

01:00:45.100 national security and only select parliamentarians can review it. And so there are certain things

01:00:52.540 there that can never reach the public knowledge of Canadians. And I don't know about you, but I don't

01:00:59.180 think that that's really how a democracy works. I think that there should be full disclosure here

01:01:05.800 and there should be public scrutiny. And for the Liberals to once again appoint someone to investigate

01:01:12.760 themselves, it just goes to show that they don't actually care about being open, transparent or honest.

01:01:19.820 They want to hide behind some sort of veil of secrecy and not give Canadians the full knowledge

01:01:29.360 language so that they can start to vote accordingly. Right. If, if, if some of the ethical infringements

01:01:36.360 that this prime minister has engaged upon and in through the, his reign over Canada, the last

01:01:43.240 almost seven years, then I would say that if the mainstream media was critical and scrutinized him

01:01:49.140 for those ethical violations, then he would have never been voted in for a second term. Instead,

01:01:56.760 they focused on, you know, how great his hair was, his cool trendy socks, and then the wedge issue in

01:02:03.540 2021, which was the vaccine mandates and, um, really dividing and sewing that wedge between Canadians who

01:02:12.420 were making a contrarian health choice that went against the public health diktats of this government

01:02:19.840 that were following and towing the big pharma safe and effective narrative, you know, which is a

01:02:26.520 marketing slogan. You're so right. Um, I look at all the scandals of this government, we charity, SNC

01:02:35.060 Lavalin, blackface, um, the Aga Khan fiasco, uh, that disastrous trip to India. Uh, Hey, even myself getting

01:02:45.780 beaten up by his Royal Canadian mounted henchmen, if we had a media, a mainstream media that actually

01:02:51.480 did its job and went after this government, I mean like blackface, for example, you know, as well as I

01:02:58.220 do, if some ancient photo emerged from Stephen Harper's past, even if he was at a Halloween party

01:03:05.760 with blackface on, it would still be front page news right now, but everything is a pass, pass, pass.

01:03:13.580 And I just wonder if he's going to get off the hook on this as well. And when it comes to transparency,

01:03:20.080 um, and his, you know, this, this nonsense about, uh, you know, sensitive, uh, secrets of our spy

01:03:29.180 agency CESIS. No, I understand that. Um, having CESIS reps testify doesn't mean they're going to hand

01:03:37.240 over in public all the methodology of how they acquired the information. It just is to verify

01:03:45.160 that this information that they have in this case, Chinese interference with, um, what is it? 11, uh,

01:03:51.880 liberal, uh, uh, members of the government is true. So it's not throwing, you know, the baby out with

01:03:59.160 the bathwater, so to speak. So it's absolute garbage, especially since going back to election

01:04:05.000 night victory for Justin Trudeau, October, 2015, he promised, remember Tamara, the most transparent

01:04:12.920 government in Canadian history. Folks, I'm telling you it's the precise opposite.

01:04:18.740 Yeah, absolutely. And we continue, like, I feel like a broken record at this point. We continually

01:04:23.620 point out how that isn't factual. Um, it sounds good and that flowery language is there, but, uh,

01:04:30.280 actions speak louder than words, Justin Trudeau and his actions continually show that he is

01:04:37.880 committed to secrecy and censorship. Um, in case, in case some of the bills that he's legislated or

01:04:44.860 pushing through legislation, um, don't speak for themselves like bill C11, bill C18, but we won't

01:04:50.580 get into, um, that fully now. I think we have one more video, which is the, uh, liberal parliamentary

01:04:58.400 secretary, Marie-France Lalonde, who refuses to answer when the safe third-party country agreement.

01:05:06.240 So most recently, uh, Justin Trudeau and U S president Joe Biden reached this, uh, safe third

01:05:12.960 country agreement to essentially, I mean, the, the, the talking point for them was that they were

01:05:21.780 putting, instituting this agreement to shut down illegal immigration at illegal border crossings,

01:05:27.260 such as rocks and road, which we showed, um, an ad earlier for that. We have extensive coverage

01:05:32.440 at rocks and road exposed.com. Alexa Lavoie and, um, cameraman and video journalist Lincoln Jay

01:05:39.460 have been on that beat and they are continuing to be on that beat to see if the government's actually

01:05:44.660 upholding any part of this agreement. But regardless, this agreement has been made public.

01:05:49.820 And so, um, the, the liberals are being questioned to release the agreement in full to the public

01:05:58.780 because they say that the devil is in the details. And this is a response very concerning.

01:06:03.960 Mr. Speaker, after six years of tirelessly calling for the closure of Roxham Road,

01:06:08.620 after having repeated hundreds of times that we shouldn't be greeting asylum seekers with RCMP

01:06:13.380 officers, after having said over and over that Quebec does not have the capacity to receive

01:06:18.100 these migrants, finally, Mr. Speaker, finally, Roxham Road has been closed. This is good news. And it

01:06:24.160 should have been done a long time ago, but before we celebrate, we should read the fine print. The

01:06:28.280 devil is always in the details, Mr. Speaker. So when does the government intend to make public the new

01:06:33.480 safe third country agreement? It's signed with the United States in full with all of the details.

01:06:39.840 The honorable parliamentary secretary.

01:06:41.440 Mr. Speaker, I thank my colleague for his question. I hope that he heard the speech, uh,

01:06:50.300 President Biden gave last week. Once again, Canada and the U.S. have announced an update to the safe

01:06:58.400 third country agreement. That's great news, Mr. Speaker. This new agreement will allow us to better

01:07:05.160 manage asylum seekers in both, both of our countries and to ensure a fair and compassionate

01:07:13.340 system. This is a shared responsibility and it's a responsibility that Canada assumes.

01:07:21.520 You know, Tamara, this really boils my blood because we've, we've been led to believe for years now,

01:07:27.360 years that there's a loophole in the safe third country agreement, namely go to an irregular,

01:07:34.800 i.e. illegal. I hate the use by the way of irregular substituting for illegal. I mean,

01:07:39.960 when I think of irregular, I, I think of the bargain bin at winners where I buy some irregular socks for

01:07:45.580 half price, you know, not somebody coming into my country illegally. But once you are in a safe

01:07:53.640 country that these are the rules, the first safe country you arrive at, that's it. You've crossed

01:08:00.140 the finish line, in which case it's the United States of America. And you can't even play, you

01:08:05.300 know, well, because Donald Trump is the president, uh, this is a refugee crisis because he's going to

01:08:11.680 deport you because we've had regime change in the U.S. for a couple of years now. So all we had to do

01:08:17.620 was build a fence and say, no, you are not coming into Canada, period. And if that had to be enforced

01:08:26.860 at gunpoint, so be it. Because one of the tenants of having a, uh, a, you know, a nation is border

01:08:35.360 security, uh, similar to a sound electoral system. And I think with the communist party of China, uh,

01:08:42.560 we've got questions about that now too. So once again, uh, as I was saying to Sheila yesterday,

01:08:48.460 um, when our team gets out to Roxham Road, I'm going to believe it when I see it, when migrants

01:08:55.340 and illegal aliens are turned away. And I think in the meantime, we can expect certain airports

01:09:01.500 like Montreal and Pearson here in Toronto, um, just to get, uh, migrants flying in from wherever

01:09:08.580 and automatically declaring themselves, uh, refugees and they'll be processed that way.

01:09:13.840 Uh, it really is true. The devil is in the details. And right now this so-called transparent

01:09:20.220 government is anything but. Once again, right. Uh, actions speak louder than words. And I, I wanted

01:09:27.440 to also point out that I think you make, um, a likely to be true suggestion there because, uh,

01:09:34.940 parliamentary secretary has heard saying they will better manage asylum seekers. So they're

01:09:40.340 not saying that we're going to turn them away. We're going to prevent that illegal, um, illegal

01:09:45.500 immigration. We are going to better manage them so that they can still come into our country,

01:09:51.000 uh, just in a different way that maybe individual journalists can no longer cover as easily because

01:09:58.280 it's not no longer in the open air. So yeah, the devil's in the details. How are they planning

01:10:02.980 to better manage the asylum seekers versus what was alluded to, which was that we're going to stop

01:10:11.360 illegal immigration? No, it doesn't sound like they plan to stop at any time soon. They're just

01:10:15.700 going to manage it better so that they can hide behind that curtain of secrecy once again. And then

01:10:21.800 also, um, she says that this is the responsibility that Canada assumes. Well, I'm a Canadian. I don't know

01:10:29.200 when I ever voted on this. I don't know when I ever agreed to assume that people entering our country

01:10:35.040 illegally were going to somehow assimilate into Canadian culture. And then all of a sudden, once

01:10:40.740 they pass that, um, line in the sand, they're going to uphold the laws of this land. I mean,

01:10:47.440 they're not starting off on a very good foot when they are not going through the checks and balances

01:10:54.820 that we have in place for people to seek refuge in our country when they're entering it illegally.

01:11:00.480 So why do we expect that to magically change when they step foot on Canadian soil?

01:11:04.860 Tamara, you're a hundred percent right. The very first act you commit on your, on route to becoming

01:11:10.580 a Canadian citizen is an illegal one. You are a criminal by the fact that you have crossed the

01:11:16.260 border illegally. And you know, I want to be very clear. I'm not against immigration. In fact, because of

01:11:21.900 our terrible birth rate in Canada, of course, that doesn't apply to you, Tamara Ugolini.

01:11:28.260 But, you know, we do need immigrants to come into, uh, our nation, but we want to vet them.

01:11:37.680 We want qualified people coming in. We don't know who many of these people are because a lot of them

01:11:43.000 are told to come back to a refugee board hearing and they don't show up. Fancy that. And we have no

01:11:49.360 idea where they are. And, you know, Tamara, for all the legal immigrants coming into Canada,

01:11:56.280 you know, spending years to immigrate here, spending thousands of dollars on immigration

01:12:01.720 law fees. What a bunch of suckers you are, according to the blackface, uh, liberals, because

01:12:08.880 all you had to do was go to Plattsburgh, New York, and just waltz over. Heck, the RCMP will even

01:12:15.260 carry your suitcases for you. That's how we treat, uh, the illegal aliens, uh, coming into

01:12:21.580 our nation. And I think one last point, as I've offset Tamara, I think the unspoken quid pro quo here

01:12:30.740 is the fact that the blackface liberals want to change the demographics of Canada this way.

01:12:37.900 And what I'm saying is you get to come in illegally, become a citizen. We're not going to ship you

01:12:44.460 back, but just remember every four years vote red. That's where your X goes on the ballot. It was us,

01:12:51.580 the liberals that brought you here. That's all we're asking when you go to the polls every four

01:12:56.180 years. I truly believe that is the unspoken agenda here. Yeah, absolutely. I would tend to agree.

01:13:03.040 Um, and I also just want to note that we have a funny super chat here. So it comes from I am black

01:13:10.940 that gives $5. Thank you very much, David. Tamara knew what that logo looked like. She just wanted

01:13:16.940 to make you say it out loud. Apparently my poker face isn't really good. I, well, I am black. You

01:13:23.440 know why, uh, Tamara didn't say it out loud. Yes. She is a lady and a lady would never dare say words

01:13:31.280 that are associated with the Vermont syrup producers logo. I know that's antiquated language

01:13:38.300 these days too. I don't think you're supposed to call females ladies. Well, guess what?

01:13:42.720 I call ladies ladies. In fact, you know, Tamara, uh, I've covered some international women's day,

01:13:49.740 um, marches and that brings out the radical left. And, um, I remember once, and I think this tells you

01:13:58.460 how upside down our world is. So I'm on the sidewalk, they're marching down Yonge street.

01:14:03.580 I'm near college. And I, I said to, as a mother and her, uh, probably 28 year old daughter,

01:14:10.220 um, I said, what brings you out to this March? And they both dropped an F bomb and gave me the

01:14:17.920 middle finger. And I said, wow, that's not very ladylike. And they went out of their minds.

01:14:25.100 What did you call us? Tamara, would you ever be offended if someone called you a lady?

01:14:33.120 Well, I'm wondering in today's day and age, what even is a lady? Do we, can we define what a lady

01:14:37.540 is and, and who, who knew that womanhood would be such a controversy? I mean, this is just insane.

01:14:47.600 Oh, well, last year we had a certain, uh, newly appointed Supreme court justice, a female herself.

01:14:55.020 I think, um, when she was asked to find a woman, she was unable to, would, would you ever have

01:15:01.500 believed that 10, even five years ago, Tamara, if I said, you know, there's going to be a female

01:15:05.680 Supreme court justice and she's going to be put on the spot to define woman. And she cannot come up

01:15:14.140 with the answer. And this is somebody on the highest level of court in America. Would you ever

01:15:21.340 believe that? If I told you that five years ago, that was going to happen? I did not know that being

01:15:26.580 a biologist was the only credentialed person that was able to define womanhood. Uh, you can go and ask

01:15:33.560 any child who's not been the result of this radical extreme ideology indoctrination in their school

01:15:40.140 system. And they will be, they will have no issue defining what a woman is because it's very clear,

01:15:46.440 um, what their credentials are to be a woman. And only women have uteruses. Only women can give birth.

01:15:54.920 Only women can breastfeed. Um, I will not be deduced to a uterus owning person or a birthing person or a

01:16:02.820 chest feeding person. So I think that this, it, like, it just seems so insane to me that you even

01:16:11.540 have to clarify those sorts of things in today's day and age, what a degradation of actual womanhood.

01:16:17.480 Um, I never in a million years could have imagined that simply being a woman would be a controversy.

01:16:23.540 And, um, the idea of upholding our safe spaces and our right to privacy in those safe spaces would be

01:16:32.560 labeled as bigoted and transphobia, which actually is a good segue into, uh, the last few key points

01:16:39.580 that we wanted to mention on the live stream today before we wrap things up. Um, and that is that

01:16:45.100 there's some, some school board meetings and you've been covering some of these, David, and I've been

01:16:49.580 covering some of them from afar. And one of them will take place tonight, a follow-up one at the

01:16:54.160 Ottawa Carleton district school board. So I had previously interviewed, uh, yeah, so this is a little

01:17:00.000 write-up that I did yesterday on the topic. So tonight there will be a school board meeting. Uh, I

01:17:05.360 believe it's at seven 30 and you can find all the links if you navigate through my post or if you

01:17:10.320 just, uh, take to Google. But, um, the father that I'd previously interviewed, Nick Marabito, he will

01:17:17.340 be delegating once again. And some of you who may not have seen that previous report there, he tweeted it

01:17:22.180 out, um, shortly thereafter it was published, but, um, his mic was abruptly cut off the last time he

01:17:29.300 delegated and he was speaking about, um, washroom inclusion. And so he has some safety concerns as

01:17:36.400 do his young adolescent daughters around the, uh, new policy. Well, it's an old policy that's just

01:17:43.440 newly being instituted at the Ottawa district school board and it's, it's school system that anyone who

01:17:49.420 self-identifies as female can use the female washroom. And so Nick Marabito on behalf of his

01:17:56.760 daughters has safety concerns around their comfort and their safety around a policy where anyone willy

01:18:04.200 nilly could just choose to identify as female, you know, for an hour, for a day, for however long

01:18:09.460 and go into bathroom and change room spaces that are shared by, you know, prepubescent and pubescent

01:18:16.440 teenagers. Um, and his mic was abruptly cut off by that radical hypochondriac riddled trustee and

01:18:25.100 family doctor, Nellie Kaplan-Murr, the one who's notorious for wearing a mask alone in her office

01:18:30.600 during zoom calls. If you need a picture of just how absolutely riddled with anxiety, this particular

01:18:37.400 person is. Um, and then it actually, so, so you can go and read the write-up and find out more, but, um,

01:18:44.040 basically Nick Marabito and a whole host of delegates, um, including those that are kind of on the side of

01:18:49.520 Nick and then all of the, um, people who think that this is a trans rights issue and that these people are

01:18:57.680 transphobic and spewing hate will also be delegating tonight. So it's sure to be a fiery unfolding

01:19:03.400 and, you know, there's been calls for protesters and, um, and denouncing of this hate-filled rhetoric

01:19:10.020 by simply questioning how safe, um, it is, this policy really is for actual girls who will be in

01:19:18.780 vulnerable situations in a bathroom or a change room situation. Um, so keep your eyes on that if

01:19:24.580 you're interested in seeing what's kind of happening now in Canadian school boards. And I think there's

01:19:29.260 one tonight, um, elsewhere that you were going to cover, David, is there? That's right, uh, Tamara.

01:19:34.880 I will be around six-ish, uh, in Aurora, Ontario. That's where the headquarters for the, uh, York

01:19:42.660 District Catholic School Board is, uh, located. Um, there will be concerned parents, uh, up against,

01:19:51.400 well, let, let's call it, uh, call a spade a spade here. Um, they're going to be up against

01:19:56.900 recruits by all the various teachers' unions to mount a counter-protest, and it's all about slapping

01:20:05.780 these, um, uh, rainbow flags, uh, in the school, uh, which they're not authorized to do, uh, by the

01:20:13.740 school board. But because the school board is so cowardly and weak, they're not going to say anything.

01:20:20.380 And, um, I will guarantee you that the counter-protest, the rainbow people will outnumber

01:20:26.340 the parents. I mean, that's what we found out, Lincoln, Jay, and I last week at the Durham

01:20:30.820 District School Board, uh, the parents were outnumbered at least 50 to one, at least. And

01:20:36.940 they also jammed the school board, um, meeting, the boardroom, uh, so that a lot of parents couldn't

01:20:43.660 get in. We couldn't get in as media because it was jammed. Um, what was very interesting too is they

01:20:48.820 had all these, um, Durham Region police cruisers lined up, uh, not for any potential violence with

01:20:56.600 the dueling protesters and counter-protesters, Tamara, but just in case, um, a parent misbehaved

01:21:02.820 in terms of, uh, continuing to ask questions after their mic has been muted. Tamara, what people have

01:21:09.360 to understand, and I found this out when we spent $4,000 for our FOI request for the Busty Lemieux saga,

01:21:16.760 when we got all the correspondence from the Halton District School Board, uh, regarding

01:21:22.100 that, um, uh, how do you call that person, um, that grotesque caricature of a woman who's

01:21:29.440 teaching shop there. But whether it's Halton District, Durham District, so many other woke

01:21:36.480 school boards out there, people have to understand, Tamara, that the school board trustees, most of

01:21:42.760 them hate parents. Parents are getting in the way. It's not about education anymore. It's about

01:21:51.000 indoctrination. So when you go to your school board and you raise, uh, questions about something they're

01:21:58.900 pushing, you are a pest. You're not a parent or guardian looking out for the best interests of

01:22:04.760 your child. You're getting in the way of their Marxism for lack of a better term. That's what people

01:22:11.220 have to be aware of. And what I'm hoping for Tamara, much like we saw two years ago in Virginia

01:22:16.620 is for mama bear to wake up to say enough is enough. I want my child to learn how to spell,

01:22:25.260 do mathematics, read, and I'm not interested in all this social justice warrior crap being shoved down

01:22:34.400 their throats. And I mean, it happened at the school board level in Virginia, um, Tamara. And

01:22:40.760 as you know, that that's the lowest elected position you can have school board trustee and look what

01:22:45.640 happened. Uh, Youngkin got in as the Republican. It changed at the very highest level, the governor

01:22:51.420 of Virginia. I want to see that happen here. And when we see these stories about radical

01:22:59.060 transgenderism, when we see books in the high school library that are glorifying incest and

01:23:06.080 pedophilia, what does it take for people to pack the school board meetings and say, no, enough?

01:23:16.760 Exactly. And I think that there is a misunderstanding on the part of, you know, well, these unions that are

01:23:23.960 calling for these protesters. I mean, how do you compete with that first and foremost? But secondly,

01:23:28.860 the protesters seem to be called to action based on transphobia, bigotry, hate, et cetera, et cetera.

01:23:37.980 What these parents are saying is that they're questioning the appropriateness and the sexualization

01:23:45.040 of children under the umbrella of this LGBT, no, wait, it's 2SLGBTQIA+. I don't even know.

01:23:57.780 No, no, no, no. Tamara, what a square you are. According to the Elementary Teachers Union of

01:24:03.140 Ontario, um, and I can't remember it offhand, it's a 17 letter, um, descriptor. Remember when,

01:24:11.880 um, Tucker Carlson had on Stephen LeDrew, the ex, uh, liberal, uh, party of Canada president, uh,

01:24:18.800 to, um, to, um, to defend that ludicrous 17, uh, digit, uh, acronym. Uh, and I mean, doesn't that speak

01:24:27.640 of lunacy too? I mean, uh, right now they're just making crap up. Exactly. We'll just call it the

01:24:35.040 first 10 digits of letters and the alphabet plus. Um, so under the guise of this alphabet soup really

01:24:44.180 is, is what is happening here appropriate and why are we using it to sexualize children and solicit

01:24:52.440 their gender identity and their sexual orientation? Why, for, for me personally, why are we quick to

01:24:59.160 label anyone? Like these are children, these are innocent children that are being sent to school by

01:25:05.380 their parents who think that they will be taught their ABCs and their one, two, threes. Um, we don't

01:25:11.180 need to push them into any sort of label. They're still figuring life out. Your identity is something

01:25:18.040 that grows and evolves and morphs and changes as you go into adolescence and into high school

01:25:24.620 through your young adulthood. And then when you reach an adult, you have a more secure idea of who

01:25:29.960 you are as a person. We don't need to be rushing to label anyone and especially children. And I think

01:25:37.680 that there's a nice middle ground here that can be reached by both sides of the spectrum. And I think

01:25:43.080 the parents who are starting to speak up now and voice their concerns, um, are really level-headed

01:25:48.020 and grounded. And they recognize that they should be more careful with the way that they word things.

01:25:54.720 Um, especially when you have such harsh critics on the radical far left who will dissect and pick

01:26:00.240 apart any little misspeak that you might have that they think is, is hate or transphobia. Um,

01:26:06.860 but these parents are bringing forward very valid, rational, reasonable concerns.

01:26:10.980 And I wish that the other side who's being called to action and called to protest would

01:26:16.660 simply hear them out. Like simply hearing someone out, if they have ideas that need to be denounced

01:26:23.560 or actual hate that needs to be countered with logic and robust debate, then let's do that.

01:26:30.220 Let's engage in that robust debate and bring all ideas to the table and sort out which ones

01:26:36.000 should make their way into our school system and which ones maybe should wait until a bit later or

01:26:41.340 is more appropriate for, you know, university or college level stuff because there's a gender

01:26:45.640 ideology and this critical race theory. I mean, these are all theories. They're ideologies. They're

01:26:51.120 not scientific fact. They're not proven. And these were things that were debated typically in high level

01:26:57.440 academic spheres. And it was stuff up for debate primarily in terms of gender or sorry,

01:27:03.840 in terms of critical race theory, in terms of the law, the legal system. And this stuff was being

01:27:08.180 debated by, um, professors and academics and in universities. And now all this stuff is like

01:27:14.800 trickling down into our elementary schools. It just, it doesn't make any sense. The concepts are

01:27:21.380 far too complex for children to be being taught because they don't understand the complexities around

01:27:27.900 them. And you're also leaving it up to the whim and the interpretation of the individual teachers

01:27:33.300 with this like broad, ambiguously worded curriculum. Um, and so this is really just a recipe for disaster

01:27:40.640 in the long run. And I wish that more people would come together to discuss and debate this robustly

01:27:46.640 rather than just fighting back and forth about who's wrong and who's right.

01:27:50.440 No. And Tamara, I think we have to send a message to the school board trustees. Um, so many are such

01:27:58.340 radicals that they work for us, not the other way around. And I can tell you one of the governors on

01:28:05.520 mama bear and papa bear acting out with rage over what's going on in the schools for the reasons you

01:28:11.880 just adroitly described. I often hear when I, and when I'm in the protest lines, somebody, a mother or

01:28:18.600 father wants to come on camera, they want to have their say, but this is what I get Dave. I'd love

01:28:23.400 to talk, but I have a small business. And if the spirit unicorn set and their Antifa allies, uh, find

01:28:31.300 out, uh, who I am and I'm, I'm speaking wrong thought here. Uh, I'll get docs. They'll do a boycott.

01:28:38.240 It's a fear factor. This is the type of coercion that, um, is really, I think Tamara, um, governing

01:28:48.080 the outrage of parents. And by the way, if anyone thinks I'm exaggerating, I mentioned, uh, pedophilia

01:28:55.180 and incest. Well, our good friend, Sue Ann Levy over at, uh, True North, she had a report about

01:29:01.600 the Waterloo, uh, school board, one of the biggest crackpot school boards you could find. All the

01:29:08.820 trustees there are nuts. And in the school library, and this is a book recommended for 14 and over,

01:29:17.260 and I think 14 is way too young an age because I consider it to be pornography. And I think you

01:29:23.180 have to be 18 to consume pornography in this country. It is a book, uh, Tamara, about a father

01:29:30.780 getting into a sexual relationship with his seven year old daughter. Yeah. It's called identity.

01:29:37.480 That's incest. It's grotesque, but it's being normalized. And I can only imagine Tamara,

01:29:43.140 are we on the cusp of once the trans battle is fought in one, uh, is it going to be now about

01:29:50.520 normalizing pedophilia? I even see descriptors for pedophilia calling it intergenerational love.

01:29:57.160 You know, how's that for a new wisdom or branding? I think that's where we are and it's

01:30:02.540 or, or, or minor they're, they're referred to as maps now minor attracted person. Um, and yeah,

01:30:10.040 I did a big write-up a few weeks ago after that Waterloo region district school board meeting,

01:30:15.200 um, where concerned father, David Todor, who I've also interviewed previously was reading an excerpt

01:30:20.840 from that book called identity by, um, Alan Hopkins. I think it was, if I remember correctly,

01:30:26.140 but, um, it like, we couldn't even get through the clip last week because it's so grotesque and

01:30:31.880 disgusting. And this is made readily available in the high school library for anyone to, to come

01:30:37.040 across under the guise of being a self-help book. Um, and I want to point out that not all of the

01:30:41.920 school board trustees there are crazy. There's, um, I think it's Mike Ramsey, very level-headed,

01:30:47.600 uh, and often works in conjunction with Cindy Watson. And the two of them bring forward a lot of these

01:30:54.780 motions, trying to gain accountability by way of the school board and the staff who have what kind of,

01:31:01.320 um, check and balance is in place to see these they're called supplementary materials. So they

01:31:06.960 supplement the curriculum and they want to know what check and balance is in place to, um, properly

01:31:13.340 assess the appropriateness of the supplementary materials that are making their way into libraries.

01:31:18.680 But the, you know, they're like seven, uh, sorry, two to five, um, or six, and they're always voted

01:31:25.740 against, uh, no matter how often they try to bring forward motions to gain access and accountability into

01:31:31.880 some of the decision-making it's, it's abysmal. And Tamara in the department of there's plenty of

01:31:38.060 blame to go around here. Where in blue hell is the minister of education for this province,

01:31:43.740 Stephen Lecce. I mean, he has the power to disband these school boards. He won't with the Halton

01:31:51.080 district, um, school board, the fiasco we saw play out these past seven months with this, um, uh, uh,

01:31:59.120 Lemieux dressing as a grotesque caricature of a woman and this school board, um, refusing to bring in

01:32:08.080 a dress code for teachers, much like it has a dress code for students and a dress code even for

01:32:14.040 Halloween costumes. If you can imagine Tamara Ugolini, uh, Stephen Lecce is reduced to the role

01:32:20.800 of a professional wrestling river referee. Listen, Halton district school board, I'm warning you six

01:32:26.540 times to put a dress code in. And if you don't, I'm going to warn you a seventh time. That's what it is.

01:32:32.360 And in fact, Tamara, why do we need school boards? Principals have substantial power. We have a

01:32:40.720 minister of education, at least when we have somebody in that portfolio that actually does

01:32:45.080 tangible things as opposed to that, uh, wimp Lecce. Um, so why do we need the middleman?

01:32:51.880 Why do we need these, uh, indoctrination factories, which is what so many school boards have become? We

01:32:57.900 don't need it. And wouldn't that be a nice little, now that we're on the, uh, on budget day, wouldn't

01:33:03.700 that be a nice line item to cancel all the waste that goes into propping up the school boards and,

01:33:12.400 uh, all the people that work for them? I say, get rid of them. It's happened before, by the way,

01:33:16.880 in Alberta, our beloved colleague, Sheila Gunn-Reed, I can't remember the name of the school board,

01:33:21.100 but the ministry of education there said, you know what? You're way too offside. Bub-bye.

01:33:26.060 And the school board, uh, they had regime change there. So, um, again, to fight this,

01:33:33.940 all that's needed is political will. And the political will is absent because, oh, I don't

01:33:39.820 know, people are worried about being called transphobes. Well, and it was the Ford government

01:33:45.020 who put all of this legislation into, um, into place in 2018 in the first place after campaigning

01:33:50.960 on the removal of it. They just switched the verbiage and instituted it somewhere else. So

01:33:56.600 actually this all comes as a result of the Ford government's changes to, um, I think it's like

01:34:03.520 anti, some sort of anti-racism policy, um, which is a report for another day. So we have one, uh,

01:34:10.240 one more super chat that we'll get through and then we'll wrap this up because we are 36 minutes over.

01:34:14.600 Um, and it's from ableist SL. Thank you for your $5 donation. I do not see a peaceful solution

01:34:21.580 to the regressive left as they will just go insurgent if they are rightful, rightfully

01:34:27.320 disenfranchised for promoting terrorist beliefs. Well, you know, uh, and yeah, uh, the left embraces

01:34:37.000 violence. I mentioned Antifa a while back. I mean, which is a contrast, uh, a contraction of anti-fascists.

01:34:44.280 Except they employ all the methodology of fascists. So really they're not Antifa, they're just fa.

01:34:50.820 But, you know, there's this ongoing mantra, uh, to marry you anywhere, um, you know, the left says,

01:34:57.580 uh, punch a Nazi. Now, if you were hell bent on world conquest and carrying out a genocide, yeah,

01:35:03.100 maybe punching a Nazi is a good thing when you're at war, but punch a Nazi to them means somebody with

01:35:09.160 a differing opinion. You know, you cannot debate the issue. You can, and you should shut somebody

01:35:16.420 down with violence. And that's on the left. That's where that's coming from, Tamara. And probably

01:35:22.680 another reason why so many, uh, parents don't come to speak out, uh, because in, in addition to be

01:35:29.340 branded a phobe or an ist on whatever word is the prefix, they also don't want to get hurt by someone,

01:35:36.180 uh, throwing haymakers. Because, you know, we all know that community, uh, Tamara, love Trump's hate.

01:35:43.780 Unless you disagree with them, then out come the fisticuffs. What a joke.

01:35:49.620 Yeah. It's so funny to see them spouting, spewing, love is love while dressed in all black,

01:35:55.620 intimidating, hiding their faces, using umbrellas and other objects to prevent anyone from even seeing

01:36:04.980 what, what they're doing. Um, yeah. Anti-fascists are basically just fascists.

01:36:10.900 And we've all been, all right. And on that note, Tamara, I see it's almost, well, 40 minutes past.

01:36:15.860 How do you like that? Uh, we only have a lot to get to a lot of important stories. Um, the most

01:36:20.500 important of which being the Blue Jays snot cap, uh, which I can't imagine they'll even sell a dozen

01:36:26.500 of those. Uh, but, uh, I want to thank, uh, Tamara. Uh, no, I mean, I want to thank Tamara for being the

01:36:33.700 co's. I want to thank Olivia and Ephraim behind the boards, our super producers. And thank you to

01:36:38.580 everybody that tuned in a special thank you to those who contributed, uh, a donation. It's how we keep

01:36:44.420 these lights on and we are gratefully appreciative of that. I'll be back here tomorrow with another

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01:37:06.580 common sense again. And that's why I'm announcing today that unless Justin Trudeau cancels his planned

01:37:13.860 tax hikes and inflationary deficit spending that have driven up the cost of living to 40-year highs,

01:37:20.580 we will vote against this budget. We want to bring home a country that works for the people

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Rebel News Podcast - March 28, 2023

DAILY Roundup ｜ Liberals ruining Canada, Trans terrorism, Cities becoming unsafe

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