Rebel News Podcast - DAILY Roundup ｜ Smith takes on carbon tax, Trudeau's homework lesson, ArriveCAN scam unravelling

00:00:00.000 well hello everyone and welcome to our daily roundup very happy to have you here i'll be your

00:00:21.200 host for the day adam so it's very happy to be joined by the crown jewel of the rebel fleet

00:00:25.840 sheila gun reed sheila how are you doing today you know that's almost better than david menzies

00:00:31.540 introduction i'm doing great i just uh i just came back from the rebel news billboard um because it's

00:00:39.440 changing or it has changed so um i was out on the side of highway two um as snow is beginning to fall

00:00:47.520 um and as cars were racing by um because we have a bit of an announcement there so people can stay

00:00:54.000 tuned uh that's one of the funnest things that we do is put up that fun billboard but um yeah i'm

00:00:59.180 doing great i'm doing great i'm uh i'm happy for somebody else to be in charge of the show today

00:01:05.080 because i am ill prepared i literally just walked in the door that's perfect no you're hard you're

00:01:11.340 hard at work not ill prepared you're well prepared because you have me here prepared so that's all

00:01:15.620 you need to do easy as that before we get into some of the stories of the day i do want to talk about

00:01:20.800 something else that's happening today plus some nuts and bolts let's do the nuts and bolts first

00:01:24.200 uh if you're watching this you're probably watching on rumble odyssey getter or youtube

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00:01:44.380 i think are starting to watch on rumble now which is great hopefully youtube takes note

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00:02:15.320 exclusive stuff another way to help keep us telling the other side of the story um there's

00:02:20.880 the nuts and bolts out of the way most of you have probably heard that before um something you

00:02:24.160 probably haven't heard for oh let's say a year or so um the ucp agm is today we've got stories from

00:02:30.200 right across canada but i want to just start about the coverage that we're going to have

00:02:33.180 and for folks who don't know uh for or maybe have been to an agm or think that's kind of boring

00:02:38.440 behind the scenes politics it doesn't really affect things this is really where especially when the

00:02:42.840 party's in power and is is quite popular and likely to be in power the policies that are formed

00:02:47.720 at agms like this this agm to be very well attended they sort of shape the identity of the party moving

00:02:53.720 forward which then shapes the identity of the province so lots of what daniel smith has been

00:02:57.860 saying or doing lots of the alberta first sort of mentality that we've been hearing well it really

00:03:02.600 gets put to the test to see if the membership are on board with that with the policies that we're

00:03:07.240 going to be seeing coming up uh they've shattered fundraising records this quarter i believe this is

00:03:12.040 intended or planned to be one of the highest attended agms we've ever seen so it's a big

00:03:17.340 indicator now attendance can mean that people are upset or that they're very happy but i'd suggest

00:03:21.900 the fundraising going along with that suggests there's a lot of support but there's tons of

00:03:26.480 policies tons of interest we're going to be on location at the bmo here in calgary our whole team

00:03:31.640 some folks are already there setting up but sheila i just wanted to ask you are there any sort of like

00:03:35.460 maybe if you have any comments on agms in general but are there any sort of key policies

00:03:39.480 that you think that people should be looking out for as they watch our coverage of this agm moving

00:03:43.940 forward you know i i think the things we need to keep an eye out for are the things that saskatchewan

00:03:51.000 is already doing and doing well and doing to the celebration of the residents of saskatchewan by and

00:03:58.020 large outside of the unions and the activists but i'm probably repeating myself when i differentiate

00:04:03.480 those two as separate groups um so issues of parents rights um saskatchewan has been really

00:04:10.980 leading the charge on this uh taking uh the secrecy out of the education system involving parents in all

00:04:17.440 aspects of it uh carving out uh gender theory out of the classroom preventing kids from socially

00:04:26.820 transitioning in school without the parents knowledge or consent and sort of rooting out the

00:04:33.660 activism from the classroom removing you know um planned parenthood materials from the sex ed curriculum

00:04:41.320 you know how did those sneak in there um so i i think we we would be wise to keep an eye out

00:04:49.340 for those sort of policies passing um daniel smith really hasn't done a lot of talking about this

00:04:55.800 but we know that this is a bread and butter issue for voters and and just albertons in general because

00:05:03.100 this thing transcends uh politics also i think we should keep an eye out for any mention of uh what

00:05:10.980 the government would do or what the the party rather should do with regard to protection of gun owners

00:05:18.600 rights from the federal government um that was something that was missing from the speech from the

00:05:23.540 throne um but it is something that this government has been very strong on and i think also um another

00:05:30.000 thing that the province is not just leading the way in the country on but leading the world in

00:05:34.320 is the alberta model of uh to our opioid addiction crisis the alberta model is a recovery focused model and

00:05:46.340 and uh it's a people-centric human focused uh model that is now saving lives and it is being studied by

00:05:56.360 some of the um more drugged plagued places of the world like seattle and portland yeah and especially

00:06:03.700 with dan williams bringing forward the bill three which is accountability for uh opioid producers

00:06:08.380 effectively it signals a significant shift and one that has been long overdue uh whatever pharmaceuticals

00:06:14.780 are talking about the notion that companies can produce something make a profit from it and a

00:06:20.020 massive profit from it and they have no accountability whatsoever is absurd um so alberta joining on with

00:06:25.480 bc and i believe one other province or territory with a lawsuit against some of these pharmaceutical

00:06:29.240 companies um so i just want to interrupt you there for a second because i think it's comical a little

00:06:36.520 bit that the that the government is considering going after opioid uh manufacturers for the harm that

00:06:42.980 they caused but everyone's just like what vaccine injuries we can't hold anybody accountable for

00:06:48.940 those i just i'm just like pick a lane i think it's i think it's good if the opioids were falsely

00:06:55.100 marketed to doctors or if doctors were incentivized to over prescribe and the drug companies knew it yeah

00:07:01.720 hold their feet to the fire i would love other pharmaceutical companies to be held responsible for

00:07:08.280 their false claims that's all that's that's what i was subtly hinting at but we're on youtube so i

00:07:13.480 didn't know but yes so that's kind that's kind of what i was going for with the pharmaceutical

00:07:17.400 accountability but yeah so a definitive shift but again the policies laid out here and there are some

00:07:23.720 big ones about gender and language in school like you talked about um but lots of these things that

00:07:28.620 have have seen premieres become one of the more popular premieres in the country they're going to be

00:07:32.680 sort of put to the test by the membership um and for folks who don't know like the capacity to influence

00:07:38.720 a party and to influence a politics uh winning an election takes a lot of votes but getting a policy

00:07:43.820 passed that can be sort of the small grassroots level community activism so on on the left you'll

00:07:49.460 see that result in extreme sort of uh progressive type ideas um on on the right you can see the start

00:07:55.420 of a pushback to those ideas and that that's really what i'm most interested in um sorry before we move

00:08:03.280 ahead i yeah before we move ahead i just speaking of the policy introductions and i'm sorry to interrupt

00:08:06.700 because as as you know i am ill prepared for the show today but i just have lots of thoughts um i

00:08:12.320 watched the ndp uh agm their policy agm a couple weeks ago holy moly thank god those people are so kooky

00:08:22.480 they couldn't get any policy motions passed because they were too busy wasting time announcing

00:08:26.680 their pronouns on the mic and then arguing over who gets to talk first and using this yellow card that

00:08:32.740 every time somebody who was not gender diverse took to the mic if you wanted to shut up ostensibly the

00:08:40.980 white male who had something to say you just invoked your yellow card and then it was like they

00:08:47.940 prioritized gender and diversity so that guy just had to leave the mic and then some cranky cat mom

00:08:56.280 came on and she aired her grievances it was like left-wing festivists and they couldn't get anything

00:09:02.940 done so i'm really excited to see how grown up a conservative policy convention is yeah we'll talk

00:09:09.780 about the adults in the room that will certainly be interesting we've got something for later you know

00:09:13.680 we we were originally going to uh get into some trudeau stuff right away but we're given that

00:09:17.780 we're on this topic um well i think we'll do some smith stuff and then we'll we'll get into trudeau

00:09:21.980 stuff and not necessarily just stuff but some some uh carbon tax stuff the other thing that i did want

00:09:26.140 to talk about though then that i'm looking forward to and i'm going to be asking a lot of people about

00:09:29.760 it um is if truly we've heard a lot of sort of alberta first language um but just how much of that i'm

00:09:35.480 going to be talking to basically everyone that you've mentioned i've either secured or i'm working on

00:09:39.640 interviews with on all of these topics that we discussed but i'm going to be asking all of them

00:09:44.320 um about this sort of sentiment of if alberta's really being put first um we've heard past leadership

00:09:49.800 talk about we're not caving to ottawa um and then they cave to ottawa um so i'm going to be talking to

00:09:54.800 people about if things have really changed and why people can trust that lots of people are

00:09:58.860 disenfranchised because of the thing we're not to mention on youtube and the response and jason

00:10:03.260 kenny's leadership that they cannot trust this party despite the good things that are happening or

00:10:07.860 maybe they're starting to come around to trusting the united conservative party so i want to ask a

00:10:12.300 lot of these politicians about that if it is indeed different if alberta is indeed being put first

00:10:17.760 um i'm hopeful it is but again lots of people were excited and had that positive energy with jason kenny

00:10:22.440 and we saw how that went so i'm looking forward to asking people about why it will be different this

00:10:27.900 time around or if it will be different this time around on that note um as a bit of testimony

00:10:32.440 because it's it's a it's one thing to talk it's another thing to put into practice let's jump to

00:10:37.020 this video of daniel smith um talking about this carbon tax carve out for the atlantic canada

00:10:43.060 um and whether it's fair that albertans should pay it while everyone else gets a break let's jump to

00:10:47.220 that now if you're going to have a federal government asserting that they have to have this power so

00:10:52.480 everybody is treated equally and they don't treat everyone equally it seems to me that that's something

00:10:57.360 we should go back to the court and ask them whether or not uh they want to reconsider whether the this

00:11:02.180 is an appropriate use of the federal powers i would rather this have a political solution i would

00:11:07.100 rather the federal government accept that if this is a painful tax going into winter for atlantic

00:11:12.440 canadians it's a painful tax going into the winter for everyone and just make sure that he does the

00:11:16.920 right thing and takes the tax off for all types of home heating in every province mo acknowledged that

00:11:22.820 what he was doing probably wasn't in keeping with the law he acknowledged that i watched his three

00:11:30.000 minute video and he said he wouldn't normally feel like he was pressed to do that because we do have

00:11:34.420 a supreme court decision that does give the federal government the power to set a federal carbon price

00:11:39.760 and um it's the federal government i think who's not living up to the spirit of what they said to do

00:11:45.240 and i i just i wouldn't ask our our private sector operators to be in a position where i'm asking them

00:11:50.700 to be out of compliance with the law i would just prefer for the federal government to do the right

00:11:54.420 thing the federal government has to create tax fairness they have to they have to put a reprieve

00:11:59.600 on the carbon tax on all home heating in all provinces on all sources of heating otherwise

00:12:04.900 you're going to see these kinds of actions taken by the provinces who can and we're we're all

00:12:10.860 canadian we're all suffering from the the same acceleration in the cost the same pressures during

00:12:16.720 winter and so i i hope that the prime minister does the right thing and if he was prepared to give

00:12:21.280 an exemption on one type of home heating oil that benefited one region of the country he should he should

00:12:25.840 give it to everyone with us an industry to reduce emissions in a different way and transition to

00:12:30.060 different fuels because it's not the choice of alberta um citizens i mean that's the that's the only

00:12:37.080 option they really have is home heating by natural gas it's just getting increasingly punitive

00:12:41.640 so i would hope that the prime minister would do the right thing and acknowledge that rather than

00:12:45.680 allow for uh these pockets of inequality to just to crop up all over the all over the country

00:12:53.080 you know i i remember when we were told that the uh the carbon tax wasn't going to affect anybody

00:13:00.420 those people who are on the fringes or maybe middle class trying to emerge who are struggling um

00:13:06.100 i remember when we were told that that would help the people who are struggling and not adversely

00:13:10.860 you'd get more then you'd get more than justin trudeau's ponzi scheme we we absolutely have to

00:13:17.940 shift like there's just a disconnect he's like we have to drop this in order to make life more

00:13:23.480 affordable no but you told us and now they're saying oh vote for liberals if you want representation

00:13:28.800 for us to give you reprieve from the thing that we've put in place that we swore wouldn't harm you

00:13:34.020 the cognitive disconnect is there and it's undeniable and some folks in our slack here are commenting

00:13:39.580 our internal communications that why are we just talking there's a sort of moving of the goal posts

00:13:44.920 we're exclusively talking about reducing the carbon tax on home heating um no get relax the carbon tax

00:13:52.940 period like just get rid of it and i don't want the conservative talking point i don't want them to

00:13:57.800 move with the trend and say yeah we're just talking about the carbon tax on essentials no i want the

00:14:02.840 carbon tax gone on everything we've seen officials saying inflation will plummet if the carbon tax is gone

00:14:07.320 affordability will go up categorically home prices will drop so many solutions are resolved just by

00:14:13.240 dropping this and i think they are trying to move the goal posts towards oh just on critical things

00:14:17.520 no get rid of it on everything we watched this clip actually from danielle smith two days ago so

00:14:23.680 i aired my grievances then um but the idea that there's this special carve out for atlantic canada

00:14:34.160 comes directly from the fact that there are liberal mps from atlantic canada who are very worried about

00:14:42.340 losing their seats um and they have actually come out against the hike in the carbon tax so um this is

00:14:49.900 purely a political thing it has nothing to do with as the liberals say doing our part in fighting climate

00:14:56.140 change because the bunker fuel adjacent home heating oil that they use in atlantic canada is quite high

00:15:04.860 in emissions as opposed to clean burning natural gas and yet the tax remains on natural gas because

00:15:13.660 the liberals stand to lose nothing by keeping this punitive tax in place for western candidates

00:15:21.980 it's blue out here it's basically a blue sweep except for a a couple of dots of red caused by the

00:15:28.960 vote split and um like one ndp riding they stand to lose nothing out here and i should note i don't know

00:15:36.760 if we were able to dig it up my good buddy chris sims from the canadian taxpayers federation actually

00:15:42.280 pointed out that it is westerners who still regardless of whether it's the i call it the bunker fuel

00:15:50.680 adjacent home heating oil because it really is not very clean at all if you care about those things

00:15:54.880 i really don't but the liberals tell me they do um it's westerners who heat their home with natural

00:16:00.160 gas that still pay more of the tax and as tiff macklem pointed out uh head of the bank of canada

00:16:07.660 pointed out that this is causing a 16 percent uh inflationary issue um for all canadians across the

00:16:15.100 board so yeah uh chris sims we'll go to her tweet if you wouldn't mind she lays it out so uh the

00:16:22.860 average cost on home heating fuel if we can show this tweet efron dug it up olivia

00:16:26.500 perfect so chris sims from the canadian taxpayers federation uh born again alberton and boy we're

00:16:34.720 glad to have her um average carbon tax cost on home heating fuel for canadian homes atlantic canada

00:16:41.160 relies heavily on furnace oil most homes in ontario and the west use natural gas so carbon tax on

00:16:46.560 furnace oil uh 272 natural gas 286 so actually we're getting the raw end of the deal and propane

00:16:54.720 is 280 so um they're exempting the dirtier version again their their terms not mine i think fossil

00:17:02.860 fuels are lovely regardless of how you get them um but if you care about emissions they're actually

00:17:08.780 exempting the uh the dirtier fuel and and we are actually being hit harder by the carbon tax than

00:17:16.940 those in atlantic canada anyway absolutely and it's not a surprise like one of my questions that i have

00:17:23.700 scripted out for uh for someone who i'm not going to say because i wanted to be a bit of surprise for

00:17:27.720 them but uh is this is it's not really about climate it never has been it's it's a tax redistribution

00:17:33.960 scheme scheme it's a control mechanism but listen like we're literally you they give breaks to china

00:17:40.240 they give breaks to uh dirtier burning fuels uh they'll give breaks to everyone under the sun

00:17:46.220 cities can dump sewer waste straight into the oceans that's absolutely fine this is literally

00:17:50.880 exclusively just anti-western anti-albertan that's all that's all it is it's intended to punish and

00:17:55.900 control and the liberal party has absolutely zero interest they know they don't need western

00:18:00.060 canada to win um they would punish and and beat and abuse western canada to secure votes in the east

00:18:06.900 they really don't care about us at all um it's it's uh yeah justin trudeau doesn't care about western

00:18:12.020 people uh let's move ahead to is it a daniel smith tweet yes tweet yes um she says uh buckle up

00:18:22.820 because despite the liberal attacks on the west this still remains the best place in the this

00:18:29.780 country to achieve your goals of financial sustainability and living the canadian dream

00:18:37.000 of possibly owning a house and having children and maybe even taking a vacation all at once one day

00:18:44.340 which is so out of touch out of reach for young people in so many parts of this country uh she says

00:18:51.100 buckle up low taxes good policy and the best workers in the world are projected to move to alberta

00:18:56.300 into positive economic territory we've never seen before so alberta's monthly gdp recovered

00:19:03.420 to its all-time high so uh we left the ndp in the dust in i think it's 29 2019 yeah 2019

00:19:14.440 and it has taken us for full years to undo what they've done to just get back to sort of where we

00:19:23.040 were and uh despite the liberals attacks on us we're booming think about how we could be booming if

00:19:29.160 we were just allowed to do what we do best and that is to sustainably produce cheap reliable affordable

00:19:34.540 fossil fuels for not just the rest of the country but the rest of the world imagine if our if as

00:19:40.440 pierre pauliev says the gatekeepers were removed from the way of alberta and you know the thing

00:19:47.460 that's really amazing to me is very often and i mean people do this on both sides but um there are

00:19:52.740 ebbs and and flows within economies and you can't attribute all the success or fault failings to

00:19:58.700 governments but you can just look when the ndp is in business goes down people leave the provinces

00:20:04.120 head offices close when we have an alberta first minded government that's supporting industries

00:20:09.820 um and taking the sort of practical approach to these things uh contributing and supporting

00:20:14.840 industries that actually create growth this is what happens and it's it's there are ebbs and flows and

00:20:20.160 you can watch out but you can also see the impact that the government has i mean it is hard to deny that

00:20:24.880 this impact is contributing at least in some ways to uh business coming in to people making more money

00:20:31.040 to people keeping more money in their pockets and it goes beyond the carbon tax it's it's it's every

00:20:35.560 facet of life absolutely um by juxtaposition and the adults in the room quote unquote ndp will back

00:20:44.260 conservative motion to exempt carbon tax from all home heating uh we're now jumping to the federal

00:20:50.140 situation but i do want to talk briefly and i think you guys talked about this the other day

00:20:53.660 you probably saw rachel notley um stating like oh this needs to be for everybody everybody needs a break

00:20:59.680 and then when the conservatives the ucp brought that motion forward they voted no that's it's wild

00:21:05.600 at least the federal conservatives have some variance of sense to them yeah you know it's uh

00:21:12.940 the other day rachel notley sort of tweeted out that it was unfair to give a car vote to atlantic canada

00:21:22.820 while not giving one to alberta but she didn't mean remove the tax on alberta

00:21:29.080 with regard to the carbon tax she i think given what happened on motion eight the other day uh

00:21:36.880 what she thought it was unfair uh to remove the tax on on atlantic canada that they should keep the

00:21:47.560 carbon tax across the board she wasn't clear in her tweets we were like oh wow the ndp came to their

00:21:51.720 senses very briefly despite the fact that they imposed this carbon tax on us in 2015 before justin

00:21:57.180 trudeau did i was like whoa did she just have come to jesus moment definitely not she wanted the

00:22:01.660 carbon tax kept his blanket across the board and you know how we know that um motion eight was uh

00:22:08.580 introduced in the alberta legislature and it was a motion to condemn justin trudeau's mistreatment of

00:22:17.580 alberta and his carbon tax that's late making life harder and more expensive for families

00:22:23.040 and the ndp okay so the motion passed the legislature because the ucp hold majority thank

00:22:30.960 god um so with the support of 46 united conservative mlas and one independent mla i'm gonna guess that

00:22:37.640 was drew barnes and 26 ndp mlas voted against motion eight while ndp leader rachel nollie abstained from

00:22:49.900 voting altogether shane getzen one of the mlas that i like uh said the ndp's actions in the

00:22:57.660 legislature tuesday serve as proof point why they lost the election why albertans still don't trust

00:23:02.540 them this is absolutely true how could the ndp honestly how could they vote to condemn justin trudeau's

00:23:10.740 carbon tax when they themselves first imposed a carbon tax in 2015 uh they did it before justin

00:23:19.640 trudeau so how could they say how could they actually admit that they got it wrong because

00:23:25.420 what i mean it would be magical thinking to think justin trudeau's carbon taxes punishing alberta and

00:23:31.280 driving up the cost of everything and chasing business away but ours definitely definitely didn't

00:23:36.040 do that yeah it's well they and you know it's wild though you really think about this by contrast to

00:23:41.140 even the very far left federal ndp who we now see are going to back the conservatives which is a

00:23:47.940 a massive shift but shocked the the alberta ndp i mean like jagmeet singh will say lots of the right

00:23:54.120 things on twitter and criticize trudeau but he's the one ramping them up so this is a massive shift

00:23:59.200 but the alberta ndp really is like the the we just saw a recent election with uh provincial election

00:24:06.460 manitoba um with with them electing a an ndp government and don't get me wrong they're to the

00:24:11.680 left but they're moderates compared to the federal liberals and the federal liberals are moderates

00:24:16.240 compared to the alberta nd or uh federal ndp and the federal ndp are moderates compared to alberta's

00:24:21.740 ndp like we have such an extremely aggressive all over the place unilateral yeah they're they're in their

00:24:28.420 own they're in a league of their own it seems as far as radical progressivism yeah you know i

00:24:34.460 remember um when wab canoe uh ndp premier now of manitoba i can't even believe i'm saying that

00:24:41.660 because his past is very um yeah normally normally politicians become criminals this time criminals

00:24:49.500 became politicians you know what and i'm catholic i believe in redemption stories everybody has their

00:24:55.080 salt and paul moment hopefully um but he was not known as an ndp moderate except when he became the

00:25:02.460 premier and then he basically said your past does not define you you can make you can work hard and

00:25:07.860 make good choices and you may one day be premier and i was like holy heck uh what just came out of

00:25:13.860 that ndp ears mouth that you have to take personal responsibility and work hard um but um he actually

00:25:22.640 has a more reasonable approach and i can't believe i'm saying this than the federal liberals wab canoe

00:25:28.800 is more reasonable than justin trudeau i'm going to get struck by lightning if i go outside

00:25:33.940 is that not a an indication of the shift where you basically have the federal liberals and the alberta

00:25:40.600 ndp in la la land trying to do as much damage as they possibly can where everyone else is shifting

00:25:46.660 towards reasonability and and smaller government and personal like personal accountability um it is

00:25:52.640 it is overdue but it is certainly a welcome shift listen let's do two uh two chats now we'll interact

00:25:58.220 with them as they sort of come in um and then we'll jump to a commercial break here fraser mcburnie i

00:26:03.180 almost when i was talking about rumble rants said fraser i need a caps lock uh and there he was

00:26:09.240 conversation here so um so yeah and this this will be uh this i'll get your opinion on this as well

00:26:15.220 sheila uh the arabs living on the gaza strip voted for hamas trudeau wants to bring hamas in uh supporters

00:26:21.560 into canada what do you say uh deport hamas.com or .ca that's what we say um yeah yeah and you know i

00:26:29.180 to be fair though i do want to point out that lots of people there are suffering immensely at that

00:26:34.420 in fact everyone there is at the hands of hamas so not everyone there wants them the idea that

00:26:40.640 there are fair elections being conducted by hamas is ridiculous um that is a brutal regime that are

00:26:45.780 punishing their people um not even their people but the people that they sort of control so but

00:26:51.180 absolutely not if there are people who are sympathetic to a terrorist organization you can

00:26:55.500 be sympathetic to the people of palestine and what they're going through but you cannot be

00:26:59.720 sympathetic to people who are sympathetic with hamas uh categorically they're a terrorist

00:27:03.760 organization there's nothing there's nothing to sympathize with there and they shouldn't be

00:27:08.000 coming in they're so contrary to the values of canada here's the problem with all of this and

00:27:14.200 and i saw the israeli government let go that little thought bubble that maybe canada will take them all

00:27:20.160 um because that's what we do around here i guess but this worries me because i did a series of

00:27:28.140 exposés through access to information about just the absolute lack of vetting of the syrian refugees

00:27:34.700 that came here and um it was a big problem you know like how they were able to walk into un agencies

00:27:44.700 and say oh because you could be prioritized as a family unit so two guys would walk in there and say

00:27:51.860 we're a family and canada would be like oh two fighting age young men malingering their way through the

00:27:57.740 system we'll take them we've got them um so i my solution to this whole thing is do not give money

00:28:06.040 to the united nations for refugee aid they are not good at delivering it i've been to a un refugee camp

00:28:12.140 it's terrible what we should be doing is giving money to uh egypt and jordan directly to their governments

00:28:19.720 uh king abdullah ii in jordan is very western the majority of palestinians are ethnic jordanians

00:28:26.760 anyway um so it and when israel was created the two-state solution was israel and jordan and

00:28:34.980 so if these refugees these civilians need to be resettled somewhere wouldn't it make sense to keep

00:28:42.480 them in the region where they are um ethnically compatible culturally compatible speak the language

00:28:49.600 religious um religious all they need is there we just have to make sure that the

00:28:56.600 countries in the region have the resources for that but on the issue of how we're treating the

00:29:04.720 civilians of gaza versus how we're treating the civilians of a very recent other war um i don't see a lot of

00:29:13.940 people rallying in support of russian civilians i didn't see the city of edmonton putting the russian

00:29:22.200 flag on the bridge the high level bridge the way they did for gaza civilians for some reason we have been

00:29:32.900 completely unable to recognize that there are civilians in other conflicts um but the uh

00:29:40.520 the palestinian movement the gaza movement is very good at putting their civilians front and center um

00:29:51.780 hamas is really good at that too yeah hamas is really good at that they put the civilians front and

00:29:56.780 center in front of the weapons caches um but you know like when i saw the high level bridge in edmonton

00:30:02.640 the week before it was lit up in blue and white for israel i was like great they're the victims here

00:30:07.460 and then a week later it's lit up for three days in the flag of uh gaza and i'm like well okay fine

00:30:17.920 we care about civilians now okay why didn't you do the same for russia because it was lit up yellow and

00:30:23.980 blue for um ukrainian civilians all right we care about civilians whereas the russian civilians

00:30:31.720 even though russia was the aggressor okay uh yeah i took hamas was the aggressor um and we still

00:30:42.340 recognize that there are civilians on the other side we didn't do the same for russia so um yeah

00:30:47.760 there's better photos in my dropbox uh olivia or efron um of because i went down there i was like

00:30:53.600 really are we doing this and then it struck me i'm like we didn't do this for russia we don't actually

00:30:57.380 do this for any other side of a conflict yeah for the aggressors civilians we just don't do that

00:31:03.260 except this time yeah yeah well because the the whole sentiment of defending yourself and then

00:31:08.920 sticking up for yourself is not a thing not a thing well it's a good in concept but and then the amount

00:31:14.440 of like people who are and i i i lean towards de-escalation from war i'm hoping that there's that

00:31:19.880 mass can be uh sorted out pretty quickly and there can be some return to some semblance of

00:31:23.840 uh peace within the region that whatever the closest version of peace that we can we can have

00:31:29.000 is but so many people are saying you know what israel has a right to defend herself but uh just stop

00:31:34.180 defending yourself it's like well a right to do something doesn't mean anything if you can't

00:31:38.540 actually do it um there are still 200 hostages like everybody keeps talking about a ceasefire and i'm

00:31:44.920 like there are hostages you just want to abandon these hostages i guess that's hideous it certainly is

00:31:52.880 yeah a troubling situation incredible i mean ezra has been covering this like nobody else i think avi

00:31:58.020 was down there uh covering it on the front lines it was good to sort of get that front line sort of

00:32:03.060 response on this and they can obviously speak to it having been there our whole team in fact a lot of

00:32:07.540 our team was recently in israel and saw some of these places firsthand truly a horrific situation but

00:32:13.800 yeah the the sort of balanced response to a brutal horrific terrorist attack and then a response is

00:32:19.420 uh it's troubling and and most politicians even trudeau was despite what he said since um had the

00:32:25.960 sort of clearness of mind to come out and condemn it categorically uh the mayor of edmonton not so bold

00:32:32.560 right off the bat so uh it's it's a situation we'll be covering closely certainly um and in response

00:32:38.440 another situation or a couple situations that we're watching closely uh bedrock gives five dollars and says

00:32:44.160 what's going on with the court cases of uh leech and barber and amy ham um we've got uh drea is

00:32:50.020 covering amy ham presently i believe um and then uh mr kraychik is still all over the leech and barber

00:32:55.720 trials i believe so you're gonna have updates on those as soon as they become available every day

00:33:02.180 of trial there are live tweets coming out you can find them on uh the rebel news x account um we also

00:33:10.840 compile those tweets into articles on rebelnews.com uh robert gives a full video update usually interviews

00:33:18.740 with lawyers and key players to break down what happened in court because you cannot record in court

00:33:24.260 and there are no video cameras in court um and you can see all of those at tameratrial.com and yeah

00:33:30.840 drea is live tweeting on x those uh amy ham the amy ham witch trial um and she does a there's also a

00:33:38.700 written article compiled every day that she has been subjected to the quasi-judicial review hearing

00:33:46.520 against her um and those are all on rebelnews.com also awesome on that note let's jump to a commercial

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00:36:48.340 oh that's gonna be fun i'm color me jelly you guys are gonna have a blast uh people sign up for

00:36:58.880 that that's like a once in a lifetime maybe once in every couple decades who knows when they shut

00:37:03.040 everything down again or try to i don't think people will go along with it but uh listen i'm not

00:37:08.020 the type to feel particularly bad for justin trudeau ever don't get me wrong the guy i mean he was sort

00:37:14.020 of groomed from childhood for this there's some sympathy there but if there's ever a clip that's

00:37:18.940 gonna make me feel a little bit bad for justin trudeau and just look how heartbroken he is when he

00:37:23.900 hears the message from his dad's former chief of staff and a liberal sort of senator um let's jump

00:37:30.220 to this clip of justin trudeau responding to canadian senator percy downs suggesting that he's it's

00:37:35.260 probably time he steps down

00:37:38.180 in an op-ed he's calling on you to step down for that senator down a former liberal

00:37:44.720 former staffer for jean paigein percy yeah how's he doing he wants you to quit oh wow let's say this

00:37:51.600 i i uh wish him all the best in the work that he's doing merci beaucoup oh man he looks he looks like

00:37:59.480 he ran away and cried he's like oh my gosh percy how's he doing he's like he says you're done

00:38:05.180 oh man that reaction is uh it's can we watch it one more time just more

00:38:13.240 in an op-ed he's calling on you to step down for that senator down a former

00:38:19.160 former staffer for jean paigein percy yeah how's he doing he wants you to quit oh wow let's say this

00:38:26.320 i i uh wish him all the best in the work that he's doing

00:38:30.060 oh wow who oh percy percy how's he doing he hates you

00:38:39.460 he said probably time to pack it pack a lunch yeah uh you know i don't i i don't feel bad for

00:38:48.280 justin trudeau i could watch that clip i don't know 20 times today and it still wouldn't be enough

00:38:55.060 because it's i i mean his brain isn't working properly like justin trudeau can't even think

00:39:03.360 about how to appropriately respond to a friend and ally telling you uh buddy time to get to step in

00:39:11.760 he he doesn't even know how to react to that and and say you know like you know i'm hearing from

00:39:17.460 other parts of the caucus that they appreciate the work that we're doing together as a party to move

00:39:21.020 this country forward he doesn't even say that he's like i wish him the best i wish him well

00:39:26.340 i wish him luck yeah he should he should have pulled out an apple and had a bite and said who

00:39:31.680 which senator oh man yeah justin trudeau would pull out a banana and bite it through the peel

00:39:37.520 like yeah that is true um let's jump to this video speaking of justin trudeau while we're on it

00:39:44.900 former drama teacher justin trudeau said he has some homework for canadians accusing his political

00:39:49.320 rivals of amplifying not solving problems yeah they're riling up emotions and driving

00:39:54.980 hatred and all that stuff with all the instability in the world canada is actually doing relatively

00:40:00.340 well let's watch trudeau share his beautiful insights i know these are uncertain times so i want

00:40:08.820 to give each of you a little bit of homework as citizens whenever you hear a politician speak

00:40:15.880 ask yourself are they trying to solve the problems we are facing or are they just trying to amplify

00:40:24.320 the problems we are facing that's the question to ask because i want to let you in on a secret

00:40:31.340 with all the instability in the world right now canada is actually doing relatively well

00:40:38.780 lowest deficit lowest debt to gdp ratio in the g7 third largest triple a rated economy in the world

00:40:49.820 after the united states and germany great employment numbers lower inflation than most

00:40:57.800 of course if a canadian can't pay for their groceries or their mortgages it doesn't matter that

00:41:04.060 things are even worse elsewhere around the world we have a lot of work to do particularly on housing

00:41:10.940 on affordability and on climate action

00:41:14.000 but fortunately for all of us the solutions fit together because climate policy is social policy

00:41:26.840 is economic policy we will get through these turbulent times

00:41:34.220 all policies are the same policies and that is so i almost i'm gonna have a sip of an energy drink here

00:41:42.140 to get me through that that was my way the it made the inside of my ear feel weird listening to it with

00:41:49.700 earbuds um he's saying you know like housing and affordability and client and taking action on

00:41:57.640 climate change or whatever taking action on climate change is the reason why housing and affordability

00:42:02.920 are unavailable for a lot of people um he's worried about other politicians amplifying the problems

00:42:11.500 they're just shining a light on the problems that you made justin trudeau yeah you're not fixing them

00:42:19.120 so they're like hey look at this big problem justin trudeau made he's like quit quit telling

00:42:24.860 every people i'm doing everybody i'm doing a bad job that was the gist of what we saw there

00:42:29.380 well and he's like like they're amplifying problems he's like next time next time you see a politician i

00:42:36.480 want you to say are they creating problems like a carbon tax that then they're going to carve out

00:42:42.140 solutions for for select areas that they're worried about winning votes in like anyone in atlantic canada

00:42:48.340 for example who's like oh i'll vote liberal they caused they they it's like me beating you up and

00:42:53.440 then giving you a band-aid like it's just the cognitive dissonance but this guy he's still like

00:42:58.820 oh we're just sunny ways and positivity and these guys are all negative it's like no they're pointing

00:43:03.280 out like serious problems and he's like and on the plus side canada isn't because of the fighting

00:43:08.820 resilient spirit and the working class attitude of canadians it isn't quite as bad in canada as it is

00:43:14.040 other places we're the least worst off well the fact that we're even close to them like look at

00:43:19.140 last time there was a massive economic uh crash when harper was in canada basically had like a speed

00:43:25.140 bump through this canada action plan and good policies we're able to weather that canada would

00:43:30.540 be doing relatively fine if not for this government much better in fact if not for this federal government

00:43:36.680 most of the major issues inflation affordability housing access mass immigration that's overwhelming

00:43:44.980 the capacity to access housing foreign governments foreign nationals like chinese nationals buying out

00:43:51.420 all the properties and not even living in them with inflated foreign currencies like the all of these

00:43:57.320 problems are problems that could be fixed by a not even good but just a somewhat competent federal

00:44:03.120 government but the majority of these problems are caused by justin trudeau they didn't exist prior to

00:44:07.780 this liberal government it's they are unprecedented times right now in canada and it's because of

00:44:12.560 this government i don't know how the opposition party can amplify as in make the current problems worse

00:44:20.480 they're not in power they're not setting policy so if things are being done that are like tangibly

00:44:27.160 to make these problems worse i don't know like hiking the carbon tax in an inflationary and housing

00:44:32.380 crisis that's being done by the liberals the liberals are amplifying the problems the liberals created

00:44:38.940 and being enabled along the way by the ndp yep 100 absolutely surreal um in another surreal front another one of

00:44:48.320 the fronts that's being pushed or at least uh accommodated by liberals and liberal voters let's jump to this

00:44:55.080 video from the teacher in ontario reading uh a genocidal poem and her matching jumper let's let's let's play

00:45:03.040 this clip here i want to read something to you when did you write this right now it's really nice okay

00:45:11.380 from the river to the sea palestine should be free from our hearts and above palestine should be loved

00:45:18.420 from the sky to space there should be no struggles palestinians should face from the ocean to below

00:45:25.880 palestine should be known from the soil to the sand israel should be banned from the grass to the

00:45:33.420 trees palestine should be seen wow

00:45:37.460 that was a really good poem i want to read the it sounds like a child i just wrote it right now

00:45:49.860 like what what grade is this what is happening this also like this looks like an unrest school

00:45:58.600 like the u.n agency dedicated to uh palestinian refugees which aren't not refugees at all anymore

00:46:05.940 after you've been there for three generations that's just a neighborhood um but um this look

00:46:13.300 this seems like something that could have been in one of those u.n schools that acted as a funnel to

00:46:19.000 terrorism the kind that have the weapons caches underneath um where they stage the uh the little plays

00:46:26.140 where you capture the jew and then take them back and parade them through the streets and beat him

00:46:32.340 with a stick that they get all the little kids to do that uh those uh plays this like this is in

00:46:39.900 ontario toronto maybe probably but this could be like picked up and put right in gaza city and

00:46:47.360 i wouldn't notice the tangible difference well i mean like the equivalent it like and imagine if

00:46:53.800 there was a video where it's like some catholic school and a catholic teacher is like

00:46:59.000 drown the pagans in their tiber like yeah like people would be going absolutely like like uh for

00:47:06.700 example a school board trustee or a ucp candidate could say like oh well it doesn't matter if we have

00:47:13.340 really good grades because if people are hurting themselves because of right radical ideology

00:47:17.540 that's poop in the brownies like that ended a career and turned into an international scandal

00:47:24.320 but a poem pretty much clearly not written by a child being read to children with a genocidal

00:47:29.820 slogan about banning a nation and getting rid of its people

00:47:33.140 this should be the biggest story in canada today it's insane the the teachers union by the way if that

00:47:41.980 lady gets in trouble uh i don't know you'd have to have a pretty stable-minded administration to

00:47:48.680 consider giving her trouble and as we know that's probably not the case um but if she did get in

00:47:53.860 trouble the teachers union would uh circle the wagons and she would be perfectly fine yeah absolutely

00:48:00.480 that is very likely we've got a chat on this as well so let's hop on that five dollars from memory

00:48:05.260 hole uh hamas preventing civilian evacuation from gaza shooting people trying to flee according to the

00:48:11.940 idf audio clip it is linked there pretty easy to find online from the christian post but yeah that

00:48:16.540 that we do know that things like that absolutely happen people trying to leave are not allowed to

00:48:20.980 leave um particularly when they're being forced to stay at hospital sites or schools or places where

00:48:26.120 there's tunnels underneath that have weapons caches there they don't like people leaving those areas

00:48:30.240 because that's how you get those heartbreaking videos of people being harmed well yeah that's that's

00:48:35.440 that's par for the course some of them are fake too by the way we went through that yesterday

00:48:39.180 with that one guy who like stars in all of the pollywood propaganda um but yeah the idf has been

00:48:47.160 sending text messages into gaza to civilian phones sort of going around the hamas government because the

00:48:54.280 hamas government is telling people stay in place um sort of like what the um japanese emperor said for

00:49:01.480 people to do when the americans were telling them we are going to bomb cities on the coast and the

00:49:09.360 emperor thought oh no just stay where you are and then they they either won't bomb us or there will

00:49:15.320 be civilian casualties and it will turn the tide against uh the allies well neither one of those

00:49:20.560 things ended up to be true um we see hamas doing the exact same thing um telling people to stay in

00:49:27.140 place even though israel is telling them go south we are starting an incursion from the north go south

00:49:32.620 and the hamas government because they realize that um you know the civilized world values civilians

00:49:41.360 in a way that uh the uncivilized barbarians realizes it too yeah yeah um you know what you know

00:49:49.240 really grinds my gears sheila when some uneducated pleb calls my chalet a cottage that just absolutely

00:49:57.940 there's there's nothing i mean it's sickening the miracle i mean i'm joe i wish i was joking

00:50:06.180 that is to say that is insane but let's jump to this uh video clip from one of the guys from gs

00:50:13.300 strategies one of the middlemen from the arrive scan sort of scandal who really didn't do anything

00:50:18.780 and were shuffling funds around and probably pocketed a few million dollars um but let's talk

00:50:23.640 about this uh he did not go to his cottage let's let's be clear let's watch how dare you

00:50:28.500 knew whether or not mr cameron mcdonald from the cbsa had a cottage and you said no

00:50:36.260 do you want to reflect on that answer yeah mr um mcdonald has never referred to it as a cottage

00:50:45.660 it's a chalet it's not a cottage

00:50:48.200 full for that clarification mr furth

00:50:56.660 are you kidding me knew whether or not

00:51:03.060 larry brock that conservative mp uh best reaction like get thee to thy fainting couch somebody refer to

00:51:14.460 your chalet as a cottage this is the best can we get a uh reaction like that for our slack

00:51:21.460 please screenshot it it's so good larry brock emoji for the slack this is better than satire

00:51:29.100 like we look like that we we riff on the laurentian elite ad nauseum that's it's a joke the whole

00:51:35.660 everyone has a chalet like normal people don't have chalets and cottages everywhere don't be wrong

00:51:40.780 lots of people do but it's not just like a norm but in the laurentian elite well of course i don't

00:51:44.680 have a cottage i have a chalet at bare minimum otherwise you're not really part of this group

00:51:50.060 are you i don't think we could write satire like this oh i didn't understand the question

00:51:55.440 a cottage oh no no no we'd never be at a cottage a chalet of course like this is this is like mark

00:52:01.560 twain level comedy but it's real life you know what this and i'm gonna just reveal how aged and

00:52:09.940 decrepit i am by making this reference and adam you were probably just a hatchling when this happened

00:52:16.380 but this reminds me of ahs ceo stephen duckett in 2010 he was the guy who was like i can't it was

00:52:27.180 like an i think it was an ahs spending scandal um and he said to reporters who were trying to ask him

00:52:37.200 questions about this and he makes a gazillion dollars a year because like three times what the

00:52:41.680 premier makes and he said i'm sorry right now i'm trying to finish my cookie and he walked away

00:52:48.500 and he told that to reporters this feels like stephen duckett the cookie monster completely just an

00:52:56.480 absolute sense of entitlement yeah that was at least semi-funny this is just like that was like

00:53:03.080 like like i don't know this is like a dystopic like stephen duckett lost his job over it he lost

00:53:09.680 his job over how pretentious that sounded well and that used to that used to be the case like there

00:53:15.280 would be a an 80 000 spending scandal and paul martin would be done for there'd be i mean believe

00:53:22.320 if you spent 20 bucks on orange juice there'd be a some sort of inquiry yeah the the level of political

00:53:28.020 and this is honestly i'm hoping it's going to recover i don't know how it can there's always

00:53:32.840 silliness in ottawa there's always silliness in politics but the level to which that the ottawa

00:53:38.620 under justin true has become just like an absolute cesspool i'm gonna say it's swamp of like

00:53:44.200 no accountability absurd like and arrive arrive it's perfect that this is arrive scam um related

00:53:51.420 because that's the crux of it a bunch of middlemen giving middlemen contracts for their buddies that's

00:53:57.520 how they afford these cottages is 50 people along the way get paid what was it i think they spent

00:54:02.320 54 million dollars on arrive can and i and a company recreated it for like 50 grand or something

00:54:08.780 in a day no they did yeah they did it over the weekend for next to nothing for a pittance and i

00:54:14.400 think the hacked version of arrive can probably worked better than the real arrive can um because

00:54:19.680 it was nothing but people getting tickets because arrive can didn't work properly for them

00:54:23.940 getting frustrated and i remember i think when i was coming back from geneva uh i think the airport

00:54:31.560 officials were so fed up with arrive can they're like did you did you fill out arrive can i was like

00:54:36.900 yep and they didn't even care they're just like okay keep going it was like a herd of people in uh

00:54:43.540 trudeau airport in montreal and there's the guy like hey did you fill out arrive can i'm like yeah he's

00:54:48.200 like just keep moving like nobody cared anymore and 54 million dollars these guys are buying chalets

00:54:54.680 and this is like this is not a one-off this is business as usual like when you hear like 250

00:55:01.400 000 to design a cover page or millions to reorganize the passport it's all just friends and friends

00:55:07.500 giving each other seven middlemen contracts paying each other off this is where almost all of our money

00:55:13.120 goes to there's nothing inherently wrong with government and bureaucracy that makes things go

00:55:19.760 but just wait but in it's like communism it looks good on paper it doesn't really but um but the

00:55:25.620 problem is is this is what inevitably happens some sort of government helping and keeping things in

00:55:30.760 order that's not what this is about though this is a completely different animal this is what happens

00:55:35.480 every time you have increased government it's just they can pass the buck along they can hire

00:55:40.260 middlemen they can contract out um the amount of like the renovations that they're talking about

00:55:45.160 41 million or whatever for 24 sussex uh independent people have been like it's like 2 million tops i

00:55:51.280 don't know what they're talking about this is this is where your tax money goes ultimately

00:55:55.080 eight million dollar barn for the governor general and i'm like i'm a farmer i know how much barn costs and

00:56:03.460 i look at the the building and i was like that's just a steel closet like yeah what on earth and

00:56:10.160 then like oh but she let it's got solar panels on the top and i'm like okay so you wasted money on

00:56:15.020 solar panels in ottawa um and then uh how much do solar panels cost not eight million not eight million

00:56:24.880 either but maybe they factored into having someone to go up there and sweep them off all the time

00:56:30.760 um and and maybe they factored the remediation of the land after these things inevitably break and

00:56:38.500 leak and make the soil toxic i don't know but i we when after we published that story there we got a

00:56:44.600 an angry email from someone from the governor general's office who was like we didn't make this

00:56:50.700 decision okay but you also didn't say no did you like when someone's like actually it's not a barn

00:57:00.300 it's a utility building or something yeah yeah something else anyway um hopping over to some

00:57:09.100 news from the montreal gazette mcgill says quebec tuition hikes could cost 94 million lead to 700 job

00:57:16.600 cuts i don't have a lot of sympathy for major institutions but what i do have a problem with

00:57:19.900 is uh people being treated differently based on the language that they speak and quebec is

00:57:26.240 effectively skyrocketing tuition costs for english speakers because they don't like the fact that

00:57:32.340 there's high quality english well relatively high quality english institutions there so students from

00:57:39.180 elsewhere in canada will see their annual tuition jump uh from eight thousand nine hundred ninety two to

00:57:45.620 about seventeen thousand dollars because because of course the education is unaffordable inflation is so bad

00:57:53.840 now if you're an english speaker visiting quebec for your education your education is going to cost you

00:57:58.940 uh twice as much i don't know send your kid to trade school yeah that's all i have to say like my

00:58:07.500 daughter is 17 she's shopping universities or rather universities are shopping her and uh she's just

00:58:15.300 like i want to build refineries that's all i want to do like i want to have and like possibly on the

00:58:21.400 engineering side but she's like i want to graduate with like tangible skills and not take feminist

00:58:27.780 basket weaving and its cultural impact on i don't know modern dystopia like it's just that

00:58:35.360 these universities are getting increasingly expensive and graduating increasingly unemployable

00:58:42.940 people who are not resilient to the challenges of the world i don't know i think it was matt walsh

00:58:48.940 that you know like i don't know if you pay attention to matt walsh from the daily wire i think you do

00:58:53.080 with a fellow catholic but um he was reviewing this tiktok sometimes his producers send him uh left-wing

00:59:00.860 tiktoks of people and it was this girl crying because she has to work a job she was like nobody told me

00:59:09.000 that i wouldn't i would have so little free time because she works like she doesn't have kids

00:59:14.760 so i think she works like eight to five or something and then she has to commute home and

00:59:19.340 she has to commute there okay but you live in town like i have a if i lived in town i'd have like an

00:59:25.100 hour commute also on the highway every day thank god my commute is like 12 stairs um yeah but she she

00:59:32.220 was like in tears because she's like where is all my free time because i have to work to pay the bills

00:59:39.400 and what is wrong with society and it's like get home at six let's say you go to bed at 10 you don't

00:59:44.680 have any children you live alone that's actually a fair bit of free time four hours of free time every

00:59:50.060 day i wish sister um but she was in tears about this and that's the product of the university system

00:59:57.800 right there yeah absolutely yeah the entitlement and no applicable skills and it's sad to see because

01:00:03.980 like like what has become of the humanities and liberal arts the intention used to be to be a

01:00:10.080 critical thinker and to be one of the people who reshapes societies and and changes things i think

01:00:15.540 sometimes despite my liberal arts education uh i'm i i i actually read the materials instead of just

01:00:22.200 listening to the professor and managed to form a different opinion but i mean education for education

01:00:26.900 sake matters and improving yourself as an individual matters but these have become institutions of

01:00:32.700 indoctrination they are no longer about giving yourself the capacity to think critically or about

01:00:39.080 like i mean in another instance it'd be it's far more directly correlated when it's a trades job

01:00:43.540 because you're you're learning direct skills but the institutions that teach you sort of how to think

01:00:48.080 how to be critical they've they haven't they haven't taught you to be critical they've taught

01:00:51.920 you literally exclusively how to think in a unilateral and and non-critical fashion so um yeah it's uh it's

01:00:58.780 interesting to see i don't have a lot of sympathy for these groups but i do have people like let's say

01:01:02.080 your whole dream has been to go to mcgill and you've planned all this time you've done your

01:01:06.040 school you're getting in and just because you're an english speaker now your tuition's doubled that's

01:01:10.660 that's problematic um we'll do another chat here before we get to our last story and then i have

01:01:15.000 to go to this ucp agm um yeah from memory hole another five dollars greatly appreciated uh your your

01:01:21.040 insight and your uh support today uh liberal history may not repeat but it sure does rhyme you know

01:01:26.060 this story it's a link to a story about when uh one of paul martin's top people

01:01:30.160 suggested that harper daycare bucks would go to buying beer and popcorn instead of helping kids

01:01:35.320 this mentality it's funny how far back you can look at it that parents don't care about their

01:01:40.040 children as much as the government does no sane coherent person can believe that a bunch of

01:01:45.440 activist liberal progressives who don't have kids can almost certainly believe that uh but that the the

01:01:51.880 the commentary that history repeats itself we're seeing it again now to a more dangerous degree than

01:01:57.060 ever but uh absolutely a relevant comment there so thanks for that memory any thoughts on that sheila

01:02:02.700 no i remember that uh completely uh steven harper basically said uh we're not doing a national

01:02:10.020 daycare program because we don't we're not shoehorning parents into a system they don't want to be in

01:02:16.560 that you know like child care is a decision best made at home is it mom who stays home is a grandma

01:02:22.460 that you're paying is it a auntie uncle the neighbor lady a day home institutional daycare

01:02:28.040 it's up for you to you to decide so we're going to give you this money and you decide which is

01:02:34.720 exactly the opposite of what the liberals are doing uh they have a national daycare strategy which

01:02:39.500 involves institutional daycare um a lot of it is uh why did poems from the video from the video

01:02:45.880 yeah um yeah exactly and ywca led largely so what does that tell you they're the leaders in uh this

01:02:54.340 weird gender radicalization and they've put the liberals have basically put them in charge of the

01:02:59.500 national daycare strategy which should horrify any parent and by the way they administer daycare um

01:03:07.000 to the vulnerable uh socioeconomic uh groups so um these are parents who are working long hours

01:03:16.000 trying to keep their heads above water thinking their kids are getting quality daycare from the

01:03:19.700 likes of the ywca and instead their kids are getting infected with gender ideology um but

01:03:25.240 i remember this distinctly it was it was the classism i've always felt from the liberals and as

01:03:32.760 we are acutely attuned to that uh because you know we make these these decisions for our families

01:03:41.040 we must be making them poorly and uh because this decision was made by a western prime minister that

01:03:48.360 he must be virtue signaling and winking at his blue collar rednecks who don't take care of their kids but

01:03:54.360 just blow their money on beer and popcorn and skadoos um yeah it's and shelly nothing new under the sun

01:04:04.360 nothing new under the sun same old liberals though there is something new under the sun alberta is

01:04:11.100 forever changed the rats are back i blame the people from saskatchewan who are oh i'll keep it to

01:04:19.820 myself go ahead adam recycling is to blame of course um so uh two recycling facilities and

01:04:26.020 apparently what they're suggesting here is that the nature of these recycling industries i mean it's

01:04:31.040 interesting not that long ago i was doing a story about catalytic converters and uh they shared with me

01:04:35.560 some details about a recycling plant that was opened as a bottle depot and they're actually buying

01:04:40.520 pre-recycled already recycled aluminum cans from europe in bulk and then processing them as bottle deposits

01:04:46.960 and they made like 1.3 million dollars anyways it's a whole industry recycling in its own right but um

01:04:53.160 so what happens is lots of metals and materials get shipped around um so it would seem that likely in

01:04:59.660 some of those shipping arrangements um rats managed to sneak in and they basically live off the crumbs

01:05:05.800 and food and liquid and whatever the nastiness at the bottom of your recycling bin should you choose

01:05:10.760 to recycle um but two calgary recycling facilities um have these uh rats uh rat situations emerged now

01:05:19.400 the thing for me is they're they're saying that the reason we don't have uh rats is because there was a

01:05:23.560 very strong sort of campaign to counteract them what's wild now though is there the authorities are

01:05:29.260 saying that they're not too concerned about departure and the rats leaving because there's tons of resources

01:05:34.260 there but they're monitoring the situation like what are you doing burn it down yeah burn it down push it

01:05:45.020 over salt the earth build a concrete sarcophagus over it what are we doing yes chernobyl style sarcophagus

01:05:54.420 this is crazy initially i had blamed uh medicine hat and uh the people who uh from saskatchewan

01:06:02.660 bring their garbage to the medicine hat dump we do have rat outbreaks there from time to time it's

01:06:07.620 quickly contained um but normally i do blame our friends in rat land saskatchewan for these sorts of

01:06:14.820 things but apparently these things are homegrown um and uh i have no tolerance for this we have been

01:06:23.200 known forever as norway rat free we must gain that status back i will not stand for this i think we need

01:06:31.540 a controlled burn down at this recycling plant and by the way this hangs squarely on the neck of the

01:06:38.900 uh city of calgary who routinely don't do anything with recycling they tell you you have to put your

01:06:46.080 recycling in these bins and then they don't know what to do with them so then they take them to these

01:06:51.340 storage facilities where there are just acres of sea cans full of plastic salad containers i suspect

01:07:01.520 i don't recycle i burn everything i know who doesn't have rats this girl um so anyways thank the city for

01:07:09.400 forcing those recycling programs on you because thank now you have rats i'm out there burning garbage in

01:07:15.220 an incinerator doing my part to keep this province rat free you're welcome i really hope that this

01:07:21.740 government comes up with new like there's some in the article there i don't know if you can scroll

01:07:25.960 down to it but the like wartime propaganda about rats like the 50s they're so good the government needs

01:07:32.600 to put out a new one and go deal with this directly free exactly if the ucp manages to make alberta rat

01:07:40.840 free again um that'll be the biggest feather in their cap so that'll be that'll be something else

01:07:46.340 but yeah uh a point of pride fallen um i'm gonna blame justin trudeau and those who advocate for

01:07:52.660 recycling there it is look at that beautiful poster that is environmentalists bringing back the plague

01:07:58.440 good job environmentalists thanks hippies for the bubonic plague thank you really appreciate that

01:08:05.280 it has been a fun one on that note though we are a little bit over and the ucp agm is starting

01:08:10.560 soon folks if you're going to be there you probably are i think there's like thousands of people

01:08:14.540 expected to come more than double the last one um come say hi don't be shy we'll be around uh looking

01:08:20.380 forward to it and uh to the mlas ucp mlas who will be there looking forward to chatting with you as

01:08:25.900 well i'm sure people are interested in what you have to say sheila any final thoughts for the folks

01:08:29.600 no just thanks to everybody who works behind the scenes in the office in toronto and across the

01:08:34.680 country to make sure the show is ready and as professional looking as possible when people want to

01:08:39.960 click on it thanks to everybody who chipped in a little bit to keep the lights on thanks to

01:08:44.940 everybody who tunes in regularly we value every set of your eyeballs and adam thanks for leading the

01:08:51.200 show because i was not prepared but i think i happy to do it you know what if i didn't tell anybody i

01:08:57.860 think people probably couldn't have been able to tell well we know you're prepared it's all part of

01:09:03.040 the act sheila um one final chat just came in once again from memory hole five bucks really appreciate

01:09:08.440 it the rats are back in alberta for a minute there i thought the ndp were in power again fortunately

01:09:12.620 it's the cute furry types don't call them cute around sheila but i really appreciate that as always

01:09:19.200 i want to thank everyone so much for tuning in for rebel news i'm adam sos so but what i'm concerned

01:09:24.620 about how deep they're involved with the public sector unions like fred hahn that's an anti-semit by

01:09:31.680 the way that's donating money order to you order donating money to you to the maximum amount what do you

01:09:41.100 owe what what do you owe fred hahn that's my question extra deals backroom deals giving you more money

01:09:50.880 you know but again i'll tell you one thing order he he supports hamas you know he does he said it

01:09:59.360 publicly he's disgusting as far as i'm concerned and he's a supporter of your order stop the clock

01:10:05.600 you

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Rebel News Podcast - November 03, 2023

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