DAILY Roundup ｜ More Chinese police stations, Anti-Christian trustee resigns, Avi gets roughed up
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Join us in the midst of Canada's worst wildfire season in decades, as we discuss the devastating fires that have ravaged the province of Alberta over the past few weeks. We discuss the role of climate change and its impact on the environment, and whether or not climate change is actually as bad as the climate change deniers say it is.
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good afternoon ladies and gentlemen and welcome to the daily roundup on this a monday may 15th
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2023 i'm david menzies and my co-host well let me tell you a little bit about my co-host do you
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know what folks today is national nylon stocking day and he wanted to celebrate but there's been
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a run on nylon stockings thanks to all those drag queens showing up at the library he is the calisi
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of calgary he is well what is he exactly he is sid fazard our fantastic alberta correspondent
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how are you doing there sid i'm doing fantastic the weather's finally turned around we've gone
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from uh the bitter cold we usually face but uh sunny days lie ahead for us hopefully the same
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stead for ontario how's how's everyone doing down there you know what the weather's good it's going
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to get rainy but i wish there were was rain coming to alberta you've got the wildfire problem thank
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god nobody has lost their life in terms of human life uh but uh you're under something called a
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heat dome um you know i i don't remember all these new terms for weather back when i was a kid like
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polar vortex and now heat dome um but you know what i find perversely amusing sid is that well at least
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listening to uh toronto-based talk radio the reason for the misery in alberta due to wildfires well it's
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all climate change you see because you know in the billions and billions of years of history on planet
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earth there's never been severe weather i mean i think there was a a group of life forms what were
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they called again going back hundreds of millions oh yeah the dinosaurs maybe you ought to ask them
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about um severe weather but you know this whole idea of conflating weather with environment and that
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obviously because there's some uh fires or it's a a cold event or a heat event you name it it's all
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due to climate change it gets a little tiresome what about you said yeah no i i certainly agree with
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that sentiment and you think about let's say wildfires and certainly the season we're in is a very
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unfortunate showing of a large volume of wildfires it's taken up a large amount of land and displaced many
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people uh but the thing to remember is the fact that wildfires are a part of the natural ecosystem
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that we live in the natural environment there are plants that require extreme heat in order for proper
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seeding to occur uh so it's funny it's it's all boiled down to one thing if the environment changes
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in a way that might be disruptive or somehow bad in some sense or uh likely with the and often with
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temperature when it when it gets hotter it's always because of climate change whereas you know the the
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bitter cold the extreme cold we felt over the last winter it's not considered a part of that same
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climate change maybe you know they try and factor it in here and there and say that any difference in
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weather any change in weather is truly accounted for by human behavior well at the end of the day the
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environment always changes and it has to change if things stayed the same every single day if it was the
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same temperature every single day that would be pretty bad that would be worse for the environment one
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could argue a hundred percent and putting a tax on carbon is not going to do absolutely anything to
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move the needle even though blackface thinks differently but we digress sid what is the ostensible
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reason of what we're trying to do here sorry can you repeat that oh uh this is usually where
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and without further ado uh we began the show speaking about wildfires how about this a member of black
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faces cabinet uh where the phrase a liar liar pants on fire uh comes to mind uh i speak of um public safety
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minister marco pinocchio or i mean mendicino and uh well lo and behold despite what mendicino said
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in a committee that there were no more chinese police stations in canada uh because the rcmp shut
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them all down turns out guess what folks could be some new chinese police stations in canada
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although he's hopeful that the rcmp will shut them down eventually once again uh said marco mendicino
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much like patrick brown is such a liar that if he were to spit in your face he would tell you it's
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raining i have no doubt about that and now he went to a committee and he said they're all gone and now
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he's come back and he said well maybe not all of them or well maybe some were added in the meantime
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uh this is a disgrace and um by the way he is more concerned i just listened to a radio interview
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uh about this chinese interference being conducted by these chinese police stations and the first thing
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out of his mouth regarding michael chong being uh targeted by the so-called commie cops
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was um yeah the national security breach no no no not meaning the chinese nationals were going after
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a canadian mr chong but that there is a whistleblower in this in uh cesis that alerted the globe and mail
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and global to this effect um this guy first of all i make no apologies said he is a bold-faced liar
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and secondly obviously the concern of the blackface regime isn't shutting down chinese interference
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isn't shutting down chinese police stations but getting to the bottom of who the snitch is
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in cesis who i think should be given the order of canada what say you my friend well it makes me think
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of two things one in terms of these chinese police stations i mean there's the brick and mortar facility
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where they're operating out of but what about the individuals who are operating those facilities
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clearly they have some involvement here that should be looked into and the second thing is you think
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about the balloons the chinese balloons that were being shot down across north america i mean how many
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did we find out about how many were how many are there how many haven't been shot down you know
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maybe they just shot a couple down for pr and then said okay look china we we did our thing you can keep
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doing yours it's not a problem anymore i mean we don't know what actually happened there and who's to say
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if we're ever going to find out same thing i hope or pardon me same thing may go for these police
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stations but let's hope otherwise you know i'm glad you brought up the balloons i had completely
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forgotten about that there is which speaks to how much information we're learning about on the china
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crisis file and uh you're right just a few months ago it was uh those balloons some of them bigger than
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a school bus just you know going down the lazy river around canadian airspace on route to the u.s
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and um nothing to see here folks until um you know the u.s started shooting them down and then i
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think we scrambled the jet to shoot one down in canada but the um the nonchalant attitude of this
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government when it comes to china is just staggering now you know said as you know um there's three of
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these chinese police stations in the greater toronto area um two in markham and one in scarborough
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and what i've always found interesting is the venues that house them the one in scarborough
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is a variety store it's like as our colleague sheila gun reed says it's like something out of men in
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black it's it's a variety store where you're buying candy bars and cigarettes at the front but in the back
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there are these chinese cops the other one in markham is out of like a residential
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duragour house and the third one where earlier this month there was a protest that we covered
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uh also in markham it's in a industrial park and the edifice and i keep going there i can never find
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anyone there i guess i'm not going at the right time the canada toronto fuking business association
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i have to really be careful pronouncing fuking but it's f-u-k-k-i-n-g maybe i am mispronouncing it
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maybe it sounds closer to the uh the regular f word what i find staggering sid is how are these
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edifices here in the first place how is this being entertained now i know these cops aren't weaponized
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and they don't have police cruisers they don't have uniforms they don't have badges but they
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cherry pick individuals who might have said something impolite on social media and the way
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it works i understand as they go house calling and they go we want you on a plane right back to
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beijing and if you don't well we know you have friends and family back in the homeland we can deal
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with them there so it's the easy way or the hard way your your choice well they both end up being hard
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ways but the very fact that this has been allowed in our dominion i find egregious bordering on
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treasonous sid well and the one challenge though i see is how do you actually stop it like we've
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mentioned these aren't exactly you know police station chinese police station uh signage let's
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say on the front of these facilities exclusively built and meant for the operation of chinese
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police police operations abroad uh they're doing this out of makeshift facilities out of people's
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basements it's somebody an individual who is going out there doing these actions on behalf of the ccp the
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chinese communist party uh how do you stop those individuals i think is the bigger question than
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how do these facilities kind of arise and how do you stop them is a very difficult task because you
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would have to vet every single individual who comes from china basically in a sense i mean perhaps there are
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some things you can do to alleviate those barriers but at the end of the day their surveillance networks
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are so ingrained in not only the technology but the social media every part of chinese society
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is ingrained in digital security and digital observance so that is also a large thing to consider
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is a lot of this is happening without any brick and mortar without any people being involved period it's
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all happening digitally as well so you're you're looking at a multiple layers to try and fend off
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against and it might be a certainly a difficult task you know sid i think you're being too kind and i'll tell
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you why in canada as well as other nations uh in the west the way in which the chinese uh the chinese
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government sells this idea of local law enforcement being in sovereign nations is we are aware of for
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example fraudsters telemarketers mail order fraud what have you uh they're from china we know who
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these people are we think we know who we are hey listen you don't have to waste your resources we'll pick
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up the cost we'll um will you we'll get the officers involved we'll go door knocking and it's kind of like
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win-win okay uh we got fraudsters here and the uh chinese government has a good idea who they are that
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that's great but the problem is is that it's not just the fraudsters it's people posting shall we say
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impolite or insensitive things about the regime back home on social media and that's who they go after
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as well so i would argue the way they got into these nations to begin with uh sid was kind of a
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bait-and-switch approach well it could very well be and but one thing i would like to add to that is
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to never in a wise person once told this to me is to never uh underestimate the incompetency of
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government oh yeah um and i think that's something that you know we shouldn't uh forget especially you
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think about how much crime goes uh unresolved in the country right and i think the same thing would apply
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uh even to international acts of crime or sabotage or uh actions like we've seen in regards to these
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police stations and maybe i could ask our producers in house there to pull up uh if you look up cc
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on google uh it shows canada.ca website you click that link and it shows you uh the canadian security
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intelligence services and uh to make my point at the top of their web page it gives you a little
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warning and it says have you received a call from you know whatever this name number may be
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or another phone number listed on our website these are public phone numbers for cc's and they have been
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spoofed calls from these phone numbers asking for social insurance numbers or financial information
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are a scam so i mean right now in the state of canada we have the canadian security intelligence
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service their phone numbers for public use have been spoofed and people are being requested social
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insurance information that is a very serious thing and yet it is still an issue that we have to deal
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with um so uh i just want to say you know like i said you know never underestimate the incompetency
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of government and i think this is one of those cases where they have to be held to account and it's
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it's not going to be them that does it it's going to be the people of carita well i also can't believe
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the naivety of some people that get those messages um basically simply hang up or do what i do
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i just um play them i uh you know because i think the best revenge is to um extinguish their time
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uh and they get mad about that that kind of makes me happy but moving on on the china file
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as i said um toronto mayoral candidate olivia chow who actually might become toronto mayor
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next month god help hogtow because we're going to go full portland full san francisco if that ever
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happens well lo and behold she met with a group aligned with china uh well i suppose if you're
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running for mayor um you can't pick and choose who your allies are going to be um but this is
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disturbing because as uh if these allegations are true said um olivia chow who wants to be the mayor
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of this city and i think that's a disaster waiting to happen uh apparently has no problem with uh
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aligning her campaign to communist china what do you say my friend well how many people are accepting
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donations or funds from adjacent parties or organizations as well and not to say that this
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individual is a particularly good or or what have you but what's uh if i can ask too what are the
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connections that you think are trying to be imposed what do you think that influence would look like
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uh in her becoming the mayor let's say oh what are the chances of her become well she's leading in
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the polls uh said i think the last i saw was 23 percent and the next two candidates were down in the
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the low teens um and i think as of friday there's now more than 100 candidates running for mayor but
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when you think of it i mean it's a circus it's a clown show this uh by-election for mayor of
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toronto but the nitty-gritty with that many candidates out there splitting the vote uh you could
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potentially see somebody becoming mayor uh with what 13 percent of ballots cast and by the way
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two-thirds of torontonians will likely sit this one out so uh it'll be just one-third that are actually
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going to make the effort to the polls but we did a story uh with another candidate rob davis i think he's
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a good man um basically his um campaign slogan uh is if you own a car or you own a house then olivia
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chow is her enemy and he raised very serious um concerns about a charity she started where donations
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have gone up exponentially and he's worried about the charity using money using
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volunteers to get around uh campaign funding laws that apply to corporations that apply to unions
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and um you know so i'm not that surprised you know given that and and again the charity is denying
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those allegations are true but i'm not that surprised that miss chow would go uh would align
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her campaign with china given her previous track record um i guess what we need is an investigation
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because the meter is running it's the um last week of june is election date and uh geez that's like
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what six weeks away said yeah oh it's coming in hot and i mean as we saw with the last mayor uh there
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was i mean there's a certain particular scandal that saw him uh take a step back from position
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and you know i i would not be surprised if there's further scandals to be uh unraveled and
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in particular with these new candidates coming up to have that investigation i think would be absolutely
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crucial uh whether or not the allegations provide to be true to to clear the air on these matters
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needs to be done and if that isn't done well that i would be concerned about that yeah maybe we need
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to call the cops but i don't know which ones is it the uh rcmp or or the toronto police service
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or is it the beijing cops stationed in markham and scarborough whoever you trust most well it is a
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china issue i you know i i don't know who's who in the zoo when it comes to law enforcement in canada
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anymore but um you know what from uh china crisis to what's going on down under with our beloved
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colleague avi amini uh we should get to that but first let's take our first ad break and we'll see
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you on the other side folks today many journalists are really just advocates for woke ideology they
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don't report the facts and they simply don't care about our fundamental freedoms well we're doing
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something about that what happens when the journalists themselves are really bought and paid for by the
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government can they tossably criticize the government freely law of global-based society is the need for
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we have to push back and get away with it all the time and i think that that is the key is to push back and call them up
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everyone kind of wants to be a youtuber or a media star these days or whatever and people always ask me you know well how do you do it what do you do what's the secret all that stuff no matter what type of
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journalism you're doing whether you're doing the advocacy journalism that robbie does whether you're doing the investigative reporting that sheila does uh some of the gonzo journalism that david mendes does or whether you're working in fiction like cbc no matter what you are telling a story
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they all contribute really specific uh details on what to do as an aspiring journalist it's been absolutely
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dinner every night so that's amazing um but the only thing that beats that are are the people
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the people around us the company um some amazing and unique individuals the journalism conference has
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conference very good to meet all the lovely people here um to get some inspiration and some experience
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our speakers oh my gosh they've been absolutely stupendous i've been learning so much
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i'm so grateful to have been invited to come thank you
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wow that was a fantastic conference going back to last summer
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said and i realize that ad it's not appealing to the vast majority of rebel news viewers
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but the thing is folks if you know of someone in journalism school or aspires to be a journalist
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because i can tell you said journalism schools today are indoctrination factor uh factories they
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are just putting out woke activists so we want to i don't know rescue those who don't subscribe
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to becoming the next version of well rachel gilmore if you will uh we want them to consider
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activist and um you know i i think of the old tagline for united negro college
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i certainly agree with that and i haven't actually been to any of these conferences but i've heard quite
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a few good things and i know that we've made a lot of great connections through these events so it's
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certainly something worth considering especially for some of our younger people out there there you
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go so speaking of journalism well our colleague uh abhi ameni um well knock me down with a feather
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he got assaulted by far left protesters in melbourne i mean this was a really sordid event you've got
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neo-nazis on one end you've got the counter-protests of the anti-fascists who are really fascists on the
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other end um it reminds me of the movie from almost 20 years ago said aliens versus predator no matter
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which side wins we lose i mean there's no one to cheer on here but abby went with security
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and uh it was a bit of an overwhelming event why don't we throw to the video and we'll uh
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said i'm all for discourse even vulgar and profane discourse in the public square but it is just
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amazing how many self-entitled individuals there are out there who do their talking with their
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fists and i think it boils down to i talked about the the woke indoctrination factories on campus one
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of the sayings is punch a nazi and maybe if somebody was hell-bent on world conquest uh maybe if somebody
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was trying to commit a genocide uh yeah that's a nazi all right but a nazi in their vernacular means
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simply someone who disagrees with your opinion if there was disagreement it's not i agree to disagree
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it's rather i am going to physically assault you i think this is absolutely dreadful
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yeah no i certainly agree with that i was gonna i would have made the same point is that they've
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washed away the the value of calling someone a nazi in a sense you call everybody a nazi because
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they disagree with you well then the actual meaning is destroyed and that's kind of what we're seeing
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it's it's just rage fueled uh actions by these demonstrators who are trying to fight
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you know this this evil that's in their heads and they they they cast that onto the people that
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they see around them that they might disagree with it's very unfortunate and and in terms of
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the journalists on site abhi yamini a great reporter uh he does amazing work if you haven't heard his
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name i imagine if you're watching this video you probably have uh but to to assault a journalist uh
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in doing their capacity as journalism on the streets it's very inappropriate uh and especially if
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you're trying to convey a message let's say you're trying to advocate against a group of nazis well then
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you want to talk to all the reporters you can the more you talk to the more people can see which
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outlets are going to let's say manipulate your words as they would accuse anybody who they disagree
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with of doing a hundred percent and you know as much as we load the likes of say the cbc i don't
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want to see a cbc reporter or cameraman or sound guy get assaulted absolutely not that's not how we roll
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and i should mention uh uh the cameraman benji that was with abby was also assaulted and why don't
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we have avi we have a short video of him uh basically summing up the perverse irony that
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how he was assaulted for doing his job but it wasn't by the nazis it was the people claiming
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to counter the nazis again i can't tell the difference as it used to say on the abc detergent
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ad but take it away avi avi many for rebel news in melbourne australia where you have two extremist
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groups you have neo-nazis on one side and self-proclaimed anti-fascists on the other side
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who have faced off turning violent at times here on the streets in melbourne and even at a point with
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us stuck in the middle thank goodness daniel you were there you all right yeah yeah i'm fine a
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little bit of a bruising and blood there but we'll bring you exclusively the entire story to rebel news
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you know against it it is the perverse irony here um avi amini being jewish uh he's being attacked
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with a group that is ostensibly going up against uh nazis or neo-nazis so why are you picking on
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the jew out there um you know a couple weeks ago in whitby at a demonstration i was accused of uh being
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a nazi and i said you know it's kind of funny um the company is owned uh by someone of the jewish
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persuasion that being ezra levent my grandfather spent five and a half years of his life fighting
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nazis in europe in the second world war and thirdly can you please offer an example of any kind of pro
00:29:01.600
nazi sentiment that has ever appeared on our news network and said usually the answer is oh there's too
00:29:07.840
many to choose from i go no no no just one just one they can't do it it's repugnant and it goes to my
00:29:15.120
point with the so-called antifa which is a contraction of anti-fascist they're not anti-fascist
00:29:23.200
they're just fa for fascists they use the tools of fascism which is to um intimidate bully act out
00:29:32.480
violently so really they're no different i would say sid from the group that they were uh counter
00:29:41.120
demonstrating no you could certainly say that uh and it really is unfortunate because they're they're
00:29:49.200
putting their anger towards people who absolutely are undeserving of it as you can see in the video
00:29:54.480
there uh they're just lashing out at people and this is one of the reasons why you saw that security
00:29:59.360
guard that abby uh was highlighting and you know we we certainly need security uh we've all experienced
00:30:05.520
this on the field is that times there's going to be people who come up to you and try and confront you
00:30:09.200
try and assault you and if there was nobody there to have your back then it could become a very
00:30:13.840
dangerous situation which is why you know i i do i want to reiterate what abby said follow his work and
00:30:18.960
if you want to help out and help out for the security costs uh it's certainly appreciated it's certainly
00:30:23.840
needed uh and you know of course we uh we saw previously the police had actually detained abby's
00:30:31.200
security in one instance as you know whatever allegations they were casting against him but
00:30:35.760
uh there was a victory he had for him after that incident uh so we do look out for them and we're
00:30:41.200
very thankful that they look out for us yeah and one other thing you said a trend i've noticed here
00:30:46.400
i don't know if it's uh gone down under i didn't i didn't see a lot of evidence in the clips from uh
00:30:51.840
abby but you see members of antifa who are disguising themselves now not with the face mask and the the
00:31:00.240
the helmet and the sunglasses twas ever thus but they are wrapping themselves in either the rainbow
00:31:06.480
flag or the trans flag and they show up to those kind of demonstrations when you see mothers and
00:31:12.880
grandmothers complaining about pornography in elementary school libraries they show up to do a
00:31:18.880
counter protest like and even though the demonstration has nothing to do with sexual orientation or gender
00:31:26.080
identification they wrap themselves in these lgbtq plus et cetera flags and i guess the takeaway
00:31:35.120
because i can't analyze it any other way is that because gender identification and sexual orientation
00:31:42.720
were never part of the demonstration simply pornography horrible pornography in schools are being
00:31:50.880
distributed then that means you are pro pornography and by that i mean yes pornography is legal in
00:31:58.960
canada and many other jurisdictions of course but i mean age inappropriate pornography you're happy
00:32:05.520
that an elementary age student can take out a book from the school's library that is pure porn um
00:32:12.480
sid to me that does not compute yeah well and you think about some of the signage that is you know
00:32:19.840
often used or affiliated with this side of the aisle let's say uh and you'll see signs that say we accept
00:32:25.360
all uh well you you put that to the test if you want to have a conversation about something you might
00:32:30.400
disagree with about uh and you you get a a brick wall response they don't want to have communications
00:32:36.000
with people that they disagree with even though they you know say that they accept all so it's an
00:32:41.440
unfortunate bit of irony in that sense um and you know hopefully there will be some some dialogue that is
00:32:48.000
able to be had but oftentimes that's very difficult as we've seen uh in a multitude of demonstrations
00:32:53.600
it's often these like-minded people uh that we're seeing so uh i i'm not sure what to make of it but
00:32:59.920
as well pride never stopped being a sin and i think that's something that a lot of these people
00:33:04.640
have forgotten about and perhaps that's where this vitriol towards you know religious uh understanding
00:33:08.880
comes from in many senses even though not entirely well i think the solution is simply this uh when there
00:33:15.280
are dueling protests as soon as somebody crosses the line i.e physical violence then the police
00:33:22.400
step in and make arrests and i don't care what the ideology is i don't care what the candidate is
00:33:30.240
etc uh that is the solution and we're seeing too much turning the other cheek that way and that's not
00:33:38.720
right we should switch gears uh sid um breaking news over the weekend stelantis which is a lot of
00:33:46.640
people say what's stelantis it's it's now that's the name of the parent company for uh chrysler um
00:33:53.120
i know it sounds like a knockoff round of viagra don't ask me how i know this but that's what it sounds
00:33:59.680
like to me but seriously this is one of the terrible side effects of what happened with uh blackface and
00:34:10.400
fat bastard giving the volkswagen group namely the largest automaker in the world 13 billion dollars of
00:34:19.120
taxpayer pork to put up a plant in saint thomas ontario and it's this there was construction underway
00:34:27.680
almost completed i understand in windsor for an ev battery plant for stelantis and uh on friday night
00:34:36.800
according to my source they had a meeting and they said that's it put the brakes on this plant we're not
00:34:42.480
going we're not finishing it and we are going to move the jobs to michigan and maybe the brampton plant
00:34:53.040
which is the last year of the uh gas powered cars like the chrysler 300 the dodge charger the dodge
00:35:00.560
challenger that's due for an electric refit maybe that project will be cancelled too and why because
00:35:08.640
stelantis is saying the canadian government is not coming to the table with something that approximates
00:35:16.960
what they gave uh the volkswagen group and said as much as i'm all for companies not getting taxpayer
00:35:25.440
funded welfare which is what this is um stelantis has a point why does volkswagen group get it and we
00:35:33.520
don't and then ford which will be electrifying their plant uh in oakville in the months ahead they've got
00:35:41.680
a case and what about toyota lexus there's toyota and a lexus plant in ontario what about honda where's
00:35:49.360
their pork we know gm has already been paid off uh via blackface um here's the problem now uh instead
00:35:59.280
of this being a feel-good oh look at all the jobs we're created creating and i'll get to that in a
00:36:04.480
second uh suddenly you might be driving investment and jobs out of ontario because this government
00:36:13.280
has decided to pick and choose winners and losers in the automotive sector for virtue signaling points
00:36:20.160
ie look at us we're making the car industry green by uh developing battery-powered cars and yet uh as we
00:36:29.920
saw with the mcginty wind government uh green energy guess what tends to kill jobs well we're certainly
00:36:37.920
seeing that now and it is kind of par for the course in the green movement to semi-complete a building
00:36:44.000
just to stop stop work on that building to start a new building from scratch uh just to create you
00:36:49.920
know uh more environmentally friendly procedures you know it's it's double the production in a sense and
00:36:54.880
that's the same thing that we see with electric vehicles is the thing that's not considered in the
00:36:58.800
green movement more often than not is the fact of how how much labor goes into attaining the resources
00:37:05.360
required to make those batteries to make those vehicles compare that to a standard combustion
00:37:10.320
vehicle the the difference is massive and it's completely neglected oh 100 said as i've long said
00:37:16.160
we're still in the uh i guess the you play pay to be a trailblazer uh stage of evs uh perfect example
00:37:25.440
um the ford f-150 lightning which is all electric uh it has a sixty nine thousand dollar base price
00:37:33.520
that's us dollars and incredibly because of the scarcity a seventy one thousand dollar dealer markup
00:37:40.800
so in other words for the price of one ford f-150 lightning you could buy two fully equipped ford f-150 king
00:37:49.920
ranch trim uh gas burning cars so these are extraordinarily um expensive vehicles uh we are
00:37:58.560
not considering what the impact on the grid is going to be especially california which has legislation
00:38:05.440
to um prohibit the sale of gas burning vehicles at some point and this is a state already that has roving
00:38:13.600
brownout and blackout conditions and is decommissioning the last two nuclear plants
00:38:20.000
that are in that state so where's the power going to come from uh california i think has what 12.4 million
00:38:27.200
vehicles on the road you replace that with electrification over the years where is the
00:38:33.680
juice going to come from in a state that can't already uh meet the demand uh it's not being thought
00:38:41.040
out and then of course city dwells if you're in new york city you live in an apartment or a condo
00:38:45.680
where do you plug in your car if you're out in the rural sticks where do you plug in your vehicle
00:38:51.600
uh so a lot of this has not been thought out but when it comes to jobs said allegedly the
00:38:57.840
stelantis plant was going to employ 2500 canadians now uh unless things change those jobs are going to be
00:39:05.840
going to people living in michigan but that volkswagen plant the numbers bandied around have
00:39:12.400
been at least 3000 jobs maybe as many as 5000 jobs and my source told me that is absolute bs
00:39:22.240
in fact he suspects the way they're calculating the number of jobs is the construction jobs in building
00:39:29.040
the plant because this battery plant vw is putting up in st thomas ontario said is going to be highly
00:39:37.120
automated it's going to be robots robots out the yin yang uh the very idea that the low number 3000
00:39:45.280
jobs in that one plant an absolute pipe dream uh this is just bad news all around and uh i wonder what's
00:39:54.960
going to happen uh if if you're the blackface trudeau regime do you call stelantis back to the
00:40:01.040
table and uh give them some more taxpayer pork or do you say well so sad bye bye what's the deal
00:40:09.680
well and and you highlighted it pretty well is that a lot of these larger production facilities are going
00:40:14.000
to become uh fully if not almost entirely automated yeah uh especially with the advancements we're seeing
00:40:21.040
in a.i with the advancements we're seeing in robotics a lot of these jobs are unfortunately
00:40:27.440
in a sense easily uh transferred into the digital era in that sense uh where instead of having somebody
00:40:34.400
actually putting the car together it's just going to be a maintenance person who fixes the machines who
00:40:38.240
put the car together uh that would probably save you a lot of labor and to to suggest that many jobs
00:40:43.200
i think what you're saying is likely where this is the amount of construction jobs because the
00:40:47.280
construction industry is still a very difficult one to fully replace uh with automation as you
00:40:52.320
might be able to suspect i mean when was the last time a robot was able to fix your roof uh so those
00:40:57.440
jobs are going to remain i think at least a little longer and those are probably the jobs that are being
00:41:01.600
accounted for uh when you talk about the production or the building of this facility you know said what a
00:41:07.040
coincidence we just got our our roof at casa menzoid replaced i know once upon a time used to be a roofer
00:41:14.800
and uh i gotta tell you uh when i saw the men uh working up on the roof i i used to chant hey on the
00:41:21.520
roof i see a goof but they never laugh said i i i don't know why but anyway i hope they didn't leave
00:41:28.640
a gaping hole there but no i applaud those workers they're doing real man work and uh something i'm
00:41:35.520
completely incapable of so uh a tip of the hat to you we gotta take another ad break my friend and then
00:41:42.640
when we come back oh golly gee knock me down with a feather a profoundly anti-capitalist cafe
00:41:51.200
is expanding no notice not expanding it's closing down you won't believe this one folks
00:41:58.160
the media said that canadian truckers were russian agents controlled by vladimir putin
00:42:04.160
justin trudeau called them extremists the small fringe minority we are here out of love for
00:42:12.400
our families our communities and the government put the country under martial law to stop them
00:42:19.760
but what's the real story if you can't see the future in clear outline right now you're
00:42:24.480
not paying attention but the truckers in canada can't and i want you to know that i'm not afraid
00:42:30.560
for the first time the woman at the heart of the trucker convoy speaks out
00:42:33.840
hold the line tamera leach passionate organizer loving mother and grandmother proud mate chi and
00:42:40.240
proud albertan and defiant political prisoner jailed for daring to criticize the government
00:42:46.320
tomera leach her new book hold the line my story from the heart of the freedom convoy is the inside
00:43:00.880
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00:43:07.680
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00:43:21.920
and said certainly you were a big part of that story uh you and k2 were down in coots for several days
00:43:29.840
under really horrendous conditions uh given the cold given the lack of showering shall we say
00:43:38.080
uh what are your thoughts on tamera leach coming out with that book well i think it's uh certainly
00:43:43.840
incredible to be able to see and understand that perspective from the lady herself i mean in a sense
00:43:49.680
it's an honor i know there's a multitude of individuals who were involved in convoy movement
00:43:54.960
at the top you could say and from my perspective well i kind of have to do my own catching up on
00:44:01.200
the freedom convoy movement that took place in ottawa because as you mentioned for 16 days i was at
00:44:06.880
the coots blockade covering uh events from there so for i was situated on the other side of the country
00:44:13.360
at the time but still between the the coots blockade the freedom convoy movement in ottawa and
00:44:18.720
the multitude of demonstrations that were taking place across the country at multiple border uh uh ports
00:44:24.080
uh it was truly an incredible movement and to hear it from uh the heart of it as is uh described
00:44:29.920
from tamera herself uh it must be a great read a hundred percent can't wait to read the book i see
00:44:35.600
some coming into the office already so i'm looking forward to that so sid i want to preface this story
00:44:41.120
with a caveat and that is i don't like to see any business go under even if i've had no dealings
00:44:50.480
with that particular business if i go buy a restaurant right go buy a convenience store and
00:44:56.320
it shuttered uh it breaks my heart quite frankly and we've seen so much of that in the last three
00:45:01.840
years thanks to well you guessed it the covid lockdowns unless you had a lobbyist um you know
00:45:07.520
for somebody like uh um costco or walmart uh and of course the province's uh liquor control board of
00:45:15.520
ontario they never shut down a single day but somebody's hopes and dreams were crushed when a
00:45:21.520
business goes under and that always breaks my heart but having said that i'm looking at the
00:45:29.520
toronto's proudly anti-capitalist cafe is permanently closing so at the end of this month uh it's gone it's
00:45:38.640
called the anarchist and it is absolutely it's like something out of mad magazine um one of the reasons
00:45:48.480
this cafe is closing according to the owner is get a load of this sid the lack of seed capital but wait
00:45:57.760
a minute you're anti that you're anti-capitalism you can't be anti-capitalist and then reach out for
00:46:06.400
seed capital second thing i know is when i'm going through this story and blog to um they were
00:46:12.960
already being subsidized not by the government thank god but the landlord gave them a 50 percent
00:46:21.040
break on the rent still couldn't make it and um even though the doors are going to shutter on may 30th
00:46:29.280
i believe this statement has me shaking my head again from the owner which says quote the anarchist
00:46:37.200
has been a huge success in every way um not every way not in terms of keeping the doors open
00:46:48.000
employing people i'm making you know that filthy thing capitalists do it's called a profit
00:46:55.680
sid this story is staggering if ever i saw something destined to fail it would be a anti-capitalist cafe
00:47:05.920
my friend well they might not have made a profit but they certainly fulfilled the prophecy um i think
00:47:12.080
if you take that kind of stand maybe maybe tips should have been mandated 50 percent uh to cover that
00:47:17.200
additional cost right you know who's to say you know their their their communal outlook on that that
00:47:24.160
place did not work out and you know it is unfortunate but at the same time it does very
00:47:28.240
much seem like they kind of this was the perfect thing to happen for them because now they don't
00:47:33.040
have to worry about capitalism so at the end of the day is anyone upset no and again like what i said
00:47:40.880
at the beginning of the segment i'm not happy to see anyone go out of business i really am not but when
00:47:45.920
you're anti-capitalist and i guess you appeal to i don't know a socialist or communist crowd as your
00:47:54.080
core base and guess what they don't come together in a communal fashion and prop up the business um
00:48:03.360
you know what maybe capitalism isn't all that bad after all you know the idea of giving a product or
00:48:09.920
service to people who want it marking up the product or service a margin so that you know you can stay
00:48:16.560
in business i know this is very basic almost elementary school lessons but apparently it was
00:48:22.800
lost on this owner who even though they're shutting the doors in 15 days it was a success in every
00:48:30.720
other way unbelievable said um moving on uh well i think this is a feather in our cap because i don't
00:48:41.040
think the ball would have gotten rolling if rebel news hadn't gone down to visit um a meeting of the
00:48:48.480
waterloo catholic district school board back in late april i speak of myself and ace cameraman lincoln jay
00:48:56.480
and um we have a update just breaking today as a matter of fact um wendy ashby this is a school
00:49:05.280
board trustee with a catholic school board district she issued a tweet several weeks ago which said that
00:49:14.080
there is no more dangerous creature creature was her word on the planet than a white christian male so
00:49:25.120
let's think about that white so she's racist male she's sexist christian she's anti-christian even though
00:49:36.160
she works for a catholic school board finally she has stepped down i think it's a disgrace on well
00:49:45.280
three levels one the original tweet and how she's playing to be the victim here secondly the fact that
00:49:52.000
the waterloo catholic district school board with two exceptions two trustees that sent a statement out
00:49:58.640
a public statement condemning ashby's uh vile tweet uh they were just hoping this would go away they didn't
00:50:05.760
want to deal with it at all and again the fact that this board vilified the parents for disrupting the
00:50:14.000
the april meeting uh you mean the parents you mean the taxpayers you mean the people that pay your
00:50:20.080
salaries and are taking a stand against racism and sexism and anti-christian rhetoric you have a problem
00:50:26.640
with that and in the department of shooting the messenger rebel news and campaign life coalition
00:50:34.080
we have been banned for two years two years just for asking again impolite questions oh by the way uh
00:50:44.000
folks don't worry we'll be going to court in the weeks ahead uh with that school board uh there's no
00:50:50.400
way you as a public school board can pick and choose which journalists to ban because you didn't like the
00:50:57.280
the tone of the questions unbelievable sid what are your thoughts uh some pretty incredible comments
00:51:04.400
to be honest i mean hearing them they are they are quite shocking and the biggest thought i have is how
00:51:09.600
did that person end up in that position who what are the the thresholds that she met what was the
00:51:15.600
investigation done to her the the interview process that allowed someone like that to get that far
00:51:21.200
in that institution so that that's my biggest concern uh and it is i uh seeing her resignation
00:51:27.120
that's that's positive uh action that can be had but how who's to say that it won't happen again how
00:51:33.920
do we make sure that it doesn't get repeated but here's the problem said the board the head honchos
00:51:39.280
at the board from the director of education on down did not demand this resignation uh ashby uh a week
00:51:46.720
ago or so she put out an apology which was one of those non-apologies you know i'm sorry if anyone
00:51:53.280
took offense to what i said as opposed to i'm sorry period full stop move on and then when i look
00:52:01.040
at her letter of resignation sid and i'm going to be doing a monologue about this later today uh well
00:52:08.000
let's begin from the beginning shall we quote diverse voices when elected come with truth and
00:52:16.320
history expecting these voices to assimilate because the historical truth they challenge makes some
00:52:25.680
uncomfortable is something that should be reflected on there is no easy way to have these tough
00:52:33.360
conversations end quote so sid when you read between the lines she's not apologizing she's not
00:52:41.120
clarifying she's doubling down she believes that it is a historical truth that the white christian male
00:52:50.480
is the most dangerous creature on the planet this woman still doesn't get it well i mean i think any
00:53:00.720
time in history you see one human call another human a group of humans creatures yeah as opposed to humans
00:53:07.600
humans i you know correct me if i'm wrong we usually the outcome isn't positive is that your your
00:53:13.360
understanding david oh uh yeah no i i think you're right to use the word creature is deliberately
00:53:20.560
provocative um and furthermore sid what if wendy ashby's tweet you replaced white with black you replaced
00:53:30.880
male with trans you replaced christian with muslim what do you want to bet that is leading every single
00:53:41.200
newscast every paper headline across canada whereas the coverage by the way of the mainstream media
00:53:49.200
has been pretty much pathetic the worst and i'll call them out is uh rachel gilmer's old alma mater global
00:53:56.160
news do you know they when they reported on this story sid they used the phrase i think it was an
00:54:02.400
offensive tweet and they didn't publish the tweet okay i mean what what did she say i mean talk about
00:54:11.600
burying the lead so yeah i think this is another example of the hypocrisy and the double standard that
00:54:20.080
well we fight every day of our lives don't we no no certainly to say the least uh and i find
00:54:26.480
especially you know from engagements and coots and and those uh events there's a lot of corrections
00:54:32.160
that need to be made to other outlets or or statements that aren't entirely true statements that
00:54:37.920
are misleading statements that are built on comments that were discovered to be untrue and all of that gets
00:54:42.560
pushed out there as though it is the reality uh the present and and partly our job is to correct
00:54:48.720
to correct the record and that's something that i think you and i both do uh more often than not
00:54:54.000
and you know what sid that's a great example because what did we see more recently a few weeks ago
00:55:00.720
peace act the federal government uh union uh having that strike uh shutting down services like passports
00:55:09.200
going to airports uh to picket um using the line hold the line where have i heard that before
00:55:17.600
uh encouraging people to honk their horns and support oh honking i thought there's one liberal mp that
00:55:24.400
equates horn honking to heil hitler it's code you see oh but that's okay these are federal government
00:55:31.120
workers these are bureaucrats out on strike um no um you know basket full of deplorables for them
00:55:38.720
from the lips of blackface that's okay when it was they were using in some terms the exact same language
00:55:46.320
and protest methods as the trucker freedom convoys were using right well and not only that unlike the
00:55:55.120
case for the freedom convoy where there was funds that were being seized by multiple citizens in this
00:56:01.600
case we are the citizens actually paying the protesters to protest against the government who
00:56:06.160
were paying to facilitate and we're also paying for them to actually be on strike so it's uh yeah yeah
00:56:12.960
that's that's what i have to say about that you know it's amazing i think the best line about the
00:56:17.360
strike was from uh the big boss man himself ezra where you know because of the covet lockdowns these
00:56:23.120
last three years so many of these workers were working from home which they were trying to enshrine
00:56:29.200
into their contracts i guess they got comfortable just uh doing their stuff in their pajamas uh but
00:56:36.000
wouldn't you know it the first time a critical mass of them show up at the office it's not to work
00:56:42.320
it's to strike it's to withhold their services unbelievable uh but that's the world in which we live we have
00:56:50.560
to take one more quick ad break and then uh let's see if we have any super chats and we'll get to that
00:56:58.320
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00:58:48.160
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we have a super chat all right and i can read that one off for you uh lionheart 1979 30 thank you very
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much says now that the last two canadian teams leafers and oilers have been eliminated from the playoffs
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the closest team geographically to canada winning a stanley cup since 93 has been the detroit
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red wings that's been your fun fact of the day our canadian uh reminder that we're all canadian
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here david what do you make about that yeah well you know what i'm not concerned uh that much longer
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you're right i think the last cup winning team in canada 1993 montreal canadians kim campbell prime
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minister for the leafs it goes back to 67 lester pearson google it it was prime minister it's kind of a
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surreal stanley cup victory parade on bay street in toronto first of all the footage is in black and
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white secondly there's no cn tower it's like an alternate universe toronto and uh what i did said
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this year because it's been too many decades of disappointment namely a 56 year rebuild plan uh
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i decided to bet a politician i'm not going to name him i don't want to shame him
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uh but he was so sure this was the leafs year i adopted the george costanza opposite day philosophy
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and i bet against the leafs wow talk about money in the bank uh my mvp is robert borden yeah that's
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the portrait of the guy on the hundred dollar bill that's what i want and my gosh i feel sorry for the
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guy i betted on he was so diehard you see he said if you're going to do a bet where i think the
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leafs are going to win the stanley cup uh second part of the sentence is now you pick a team instead
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he gave me all 15 i think you know how i mean it would be improbable for me to lose so i'm very happy
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they've let me down too many times in fact said here's a bet uh i i want you to think about this the
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next time we talk you can weigh in with your answer same with everybody folks what is going to happen
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first a the toronto maple leafs are going to win a stanley cup or b i'm going to die and you know
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what sid i'm betting on the grim reaper all i ask for is who when that happens whoever the starting
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six lineup of the leafs are i want you to lower me into my grave you know i deserve that for all these
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decades i've supported you driving to buffalo for almost every game the thousands of dollars worth
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of merch oh you bastards i am done i am betting against you i think it's financially lucrative as
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the uh stanley cup playoffs of 2023 have proven and uh yeah for all the other canadian teams i really
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don't care um i am just in it for the money what say you sid with you and your newly adopted calgary
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flames well i was actually going to say before you addressed it that that bet you had won must have
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been against the leafs so uh you were right on the head with that one and you know i think the
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toronto maple leafs fans are going to start catching on they can share for the team but they
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can bet that they're going to lose you know what's it at the end of the day and i mean this with all
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sincerity the leafs don't deserve their fan base uh with the ticket prices they charge the decades of
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ineptitude and i mean you see at maple leaf square people crammed in tooth to jump just to cheer on a
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video screen um you see so many leaf fans in other cities across the nhl so sometimes in the case of
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buffalo it looks like a home game for toronto um and yet what do we get just misery just disappointment
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year after you know being a league fan uh said it's kind of like linus on october 31st
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waiting for the great pumpkin to appear and it never does right that's it but i'm done it's all
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about the money now you've broken my heart too many times uh adios and speaking of adios
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uh we gotta run uh sid uh i understand um uh the big boss man has an interview coming up uh very
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shortly and he needs the studio so i want to thank you very much for jumping in for sheila gun read uh
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thanks to um olivia and efran behind the boards and thanks to all of you who have tuned in there'll be
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another uh edition of rebel roundup a rather daily roundup getting my nom culture mixed up tomorrow
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so in the meantime folks as always stay safe and stay sane