Rebel News Podcast - DAILY Roundup ｜ UK speech police, Trudeau's summer vacation, New 'clean electricity' regulations

00:00:00.000 good afternoon ladies and gentlemen you have tuned into the daily roundup on this

00:00:19.300 a thursday august 10th 2023 i'm david menzies and my co-host well let me tell you a little

00:00:27.340 bit about my co-host do you know what folks today is national lazy day she doesn't celebrate that

00:00:35.620 nor does anyone else at rebel news if we did i think we'd be working at the cbc she is the she

00:00:42.760 devil with a spatula she is the khaleesi of the greater coburg area she is tamara ugolini how

00:00:51.600 you doing there tamara oh even better now that i know i'm not in with the lazies of the national

00:00:57.260 day today thanks for that david what a great what a great juxtaposition uh with the with the cbc

00:01:03.280 compared to what we do here at rebel we're actually just discussing uh yesterday i was looking at some

00:01:09.220 of the vacation stats and i apparently have taken the most vacation days this year but i always end

00:01:15.400 up working on my vacation days they're not they don't end up being a day off there's always something

00:01:20.060 to tend to or some some phone call or email to respond to so uh i echo your sentiments there

00:01:26.000 well you know uh welcome to the modern world um i find this the cell phone this is really a fancy

00:01:32.580 way of saying i have a leash around my neck uh you can never get away the world has shrunk uh you're

00:01:40.240 always on call and um but i can't remember i i think i go back to pre-covid when i last had a

00:01:47.360 vacation day excluding the christmas break but you know what uh tamara i'd rather be overworked than

00:01:54.480 underworked um and it makes me wonder national lazy day who in their right mind would wear that

00:02:03.220 as a badge of honor hey you know what it's a thursday uh i'm just gonna you know sit on the deck

00:02:09.660 and do nothing um you know i i don't get that i i you know and i guess that we're all kindred spirits

00:02:17.360 here at rebel news that um we like to work and you know i've always said this i tell this to my kids

00:02:23.640 if you can get a job that you love and oh boy i love this job it doesn't even seem like working does

00:02:31.320 it when you can say to yourself wow i can't believe they're paying me to do this job gee i hope as for

00:02:38.220 listening right now but you know what i'm saying if you get fulfillment and even joy out of your job

00:02:46.840 as opposed to the alarm clock uh rings and you go oh you're gonna drag yourself out of your bed

00:02:53.860 to go to work um to me that's heaven on earth to marry you galini completely agree there's that saying

00:03:01.080 if you find a job that you love you'll never actually work a day in your life and i didn't

00:03:04.960 ever think that that was true until i became a certified rebel i was always a rebel kind of in

00:03:11.360 my personal life but uh when i started working for rebel news that's what i thought wow this is

00:03:16.780 it's just there's always something fresh keeps you on your toes it's never the same kind of mundane

00:03:21.580 thing um there's always something new and exciting going on and i guess that's probably even more

00:03:26.780 prevalent in your life david you're a specialist and you're out there um tracking down the trans cats

00:03:33.240 so that's always a fun time isn't that amazing uh folks but tamara's alluding to last weekend i went

00:03:42.040 to windsor there was a man cody detrimont who um transitioned into a female desiree anderson which

00:03:52.580 almost sounds like a burlesque performer to me tamara you galini um and that was to get into a

00:03:58.820 woman's shelter can you imagine that a biological male violating the ultimate safe space for women

00:04:04.840 and then uh the inevitable happened i think got charged with sexual assault um i don't know their

00:04:13.680 status i reached out to the windsor police department they didn't get back to me and

00:04:19.380 evidently that was good enough to get him kicked out of the woman's shelter and he's gone from

00:04:26.480 transitioning from male to female to feline he walks around windsor we have several high witnesses

00:04:34.640 it's like speaking to someone that's seen the sasquatch you know um he wears these halloween props

00:04:40.800 uh pointy ears and a tail and he's the trans cat of windsor um we we didn't find him we were told to go

00:04:51.120 to the wendy's drive-through he lurks behind the menu board and pops out like a jack in the box

00:04:57.120 begging for money um but that's diversity yeah and for asking impolite questions uh yet again just

00:05:07.400 like the woman's shelter the security at the downtown windsor mission uh called the police and boy did they

00:05:15.560 arrive i think four suvs on a pickup truck one of which was driving up uh the one-way street the

00:05:22.060 opposite way because you know that that's a calling all cars situation to marry you galini

00:05:27.680 a journalist asking impolite questions so stay tuned for that report folks it's surreal

00:05:34.600 what an urgent emergency that must have been to disregard the the laws of the road just to

00:05:42.040 track down your brazen questioning but all right we are 10 minutes in so let me just brief everybody

00:05:49.560 on what we're doing here if you're just tuning in for the first time uh surprise and welcome to

00:05:55.160 rebels chats on trans cattery um i guess that's a thing these days under the umbrella of diversity

00:06:01.780 inclusivity and tolerance um oh and equity we can't forget the e in there uh so if you're joining us

00:06:07.940 on certain platforms we are streaming on youtube rumble odyssey and getter because we've been

00:06:15.600 completely demonetized for i would say speaking truth to power and asking those kinds of impolite

00:06:21.380 questions and also sharing alternative points of view we've been completely demonetized from

00:06:26.140 youtube we truly i'm surprised a lot of the time that we're still on that platform given their

00:06:31.600 rigmarole and ever-evolving and changing community standards um i think they update them

00:06:36.700 approximately once a month so depending on whether or not you're in alignment with whatever they deem to

00:06:41.520 be uh correct think and correct speech then you could be deplatformed completely i hope i'm not

00:06:50.540 completely frozen it looks like i may be ongoing rural internet connection but i'll keep going here

00:06:55.880 unless someone tells me otherwise uh so if you're joining us on rumble that's kind of the free speech

00:07:00.820 platform it seems these days and you can send us a hyper chat or i actually think it's called a super chat

00:07:06.240 there and it's a fun way for our audience to engage with david and i or whoever the rebel

00:07:11.400 um host of the day is but today you get david and myself and um send us a small monetary donation

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00:07:24.600 trick so it's a fun way to get our audience involved in the happenings of the live stream but we do have

00:07:30.760 a jam-packed day here and i guess first and foremost we're going to share this

00:07:36.240 viewer discretion advised really if you're a parent like i am of this video of um an autistic

00:07:43.300 teenager being dragged out of her house by british police and her crime was telling the police officer

00:07:52.120 allegedly i think this was shared originally by her mother um was telling the the police officer

00:07:57.160 that she looked like her lesbian grandmother let's have a look

00:08:01.720 i think only part of the clip has audio

00:08:12.060 she's made a comment in her own house

00:08:14.120 she hasn't said anything to you

00:08:15.620 don't matter she's never got combatants on she's getting arrested

00:08:18.120 i think that's the lesbian grandmother lookalike

00:08:25.180 i'm telling you i thought you're coming she's going to be arrested tonight

00:08:29.180 she's got autism can you just stand there she's in a cupboard she can't go anywhere she can't go

00:08:44.240 anywhere she can't go anywhere she can't go anywhere stand there you're going to remove her for what

00:08:50.300 they're going to remove her for what we draw from your woman think she said the word lesbian her nana is a lesbian she's married to a woman she's not homophobic

00:08:56.240 she's not homophobic look what you're clenching your feet go away from my teenage daughter

00:09:03.240 there is something wrong with you mate she didn't aim it at the police officer

00:09:07.240 it's not a homophobic remark she said i think she's a lesbian like nana

00:09:13.240 if you want to bully people you'll just you'll just get one of them badges there that's what you're doing

00:09:18.240 she's autistic she don't like people ducking up she will have a belt down what's your name she won't come out she's got autism mam lisa

00:09:29.240 she's got autism so she can come out because we're trying not to do this aren't we we've been trying for a long time

00:09:33.240 but she hasn't done nothing more that officer out there has assaulted me for no reason she's got autism she's autistic mam

00:09:41.240 the issue isn't if i've decided to arrest her the woman she won't arrest her they've brought her up

00:09:47.240 no but she was going upstairs and she made a comment to me and that officer ran in my house and assaulted me and tried to get to my daughter for no

00:09:54.240 if you want to make a complaint but anyway that's fine all the cameras that will have been on

00:09:57.240 i am going to yeah because it is on and she has she was full of rage and she ran in the house and she barged me into this corner

00:10:05.240 yeah i think the audio cuts out again and they just show this poor teenager being escorted out of the house and detained

00:10:17.240 so much to unpack there but first of all i want to she also look they're saying here that she has scoliosis and a twisted spine so the way that they were handling her

00:10:29.240 uh was likely to cause her a lot of pain in addition to having autism and being obviously under duress

00:10:39.240 but tamara ugolini i'm struggling here to determine what the crime is um it says in the copy that she referred to a police officer

00:10:53.240 that she looked like her lesbian nana now i remember once upon a time like i'm going back to high school days 1970s

00:11:01.240 um you would use the word gay as a disparaging term like oh that's so gay meaning you know uh it had nothing to do

00:11:09.240 with a man having a intimate moment with another man but it was just that you know that's that's bad that's square

00:11:17.240 that's uncool but i would argue in 2023 uh tamara ugolini saying um you look like my lesbian nana um

00:11:27.240 that's like a badge of honor aren't we supposed to be embracing the uh uh spirit unicorn community

00:11:35.240 isn't um you know being referred to uh in a positive way as a lesbian um a good thing that's what i i think

00:11:45.240 pride day pride pride week pride month pride season probably uh next year pride year isn't that what

00:11:52.600 we're being shoved down our throats you know that um gay is good and if it's good it's gay so i don't see

00:12:02.200 um the problem i mean if if her nana is a lesbian and you know so be it and she just uses the word

00:12:11.960 lesbian it's just as a descriptor of her nana it's not as a disparaging term am i interpreting this

00:12:21.800 correctly tamara ugolini because at the end of the day i don't know where the crime is

00:12:28.680 well likewise and i don't think there is actually a crime but regardless that

00:12:32.760 was no there's nothing stood in the place of this obviously triggered police officer who

00:12:38.520 i would say probably is some form of identifying lgbtqia7 plus whatever it is these days qqaa

00:12:51.880 community because this is a clear instance of the police being on a power trip

00:12:56.200 based on their own inability to manage their emotions like someone making a comment and we

00:13:03.480 don't know all of the details obviously this is just the one side of the story i mean the video pretty

00:13:08.120 much speaks for itself that this child didn't look like they were putting anybody at risk uh huddled

00:13:15.400 up in a closet in her home with her parents very much there and aware of the situation but the uh

00:13:23.480 west yorkshire police did put out a statement uh just just today on this incident and it says that

00:13:31.400 um this was a 16 year old girl who was reportedly intoxicated and putting herself at risk in leeds

00:13:39.720 city center uh they drove the teenager to her home so she could be appropriately looked after and i guess

00:13:47.080 upon returning to the address comments were made which resulted in the girl being arrested on suspicion of

00:13:52.760 a homophobic public order offense the nature of the common yeah but tamara ugolini how is that homophobic

00:14:03.000 if she has a lesbian nana and she just says you look like my lesbian nana especially in the context of our

00:14:11.080 um young millennia millennium uh i i don't see the homophobic element to this here but there's other things

00:14:20.680 at play here first it's the overkill what was that maybe half a dozen police officers to arrest a 15

00:14:27.400 year old girl and secondly this is one of the most brutal policing examples i've seen in many a moon

00:14:36.600 tamara ugolini why didn't they once they learned about her autism couldn't this have been hashed out

00:14:44.840 with verbal dialogue at worst a verbal warning couldn't they have gone to that precious offended

00:14:52.760 female police officer who may or may not be lesbian it's so confusing this story and say listen um this

00:15:01.320 young lady she's suffering from autism uh she probably didn't realize that she was saying something

00:15:08.520 offensive to you so we've told her please don't use that language again with this officer and uh can we

00:15:15.640 call it a day no they're going to haul her off the jail and finally that's an interesting allegation

00:15:22.040 that she was inebriated uh is this proven to maria ugolini i mean or did they no think that her autism

00:15:31.720 autism was her being drunk that's a great point no it's not i think the wording that they used um

00:15:40.760 reportedly intoxicated and putting herself at risk ah but the the kicker with their their press release

00:15:47.080 here is um they they take their responsibility around the welfare of young people to take it into custody

00:15:55.080 and around neurodiversity very seriously we also maintain that our officers and staff should not

00:16:01.720 have to face abuse this is the second last sentence um should not have to face abuse while working to

00:16:09.080 keep our communities safe and you know they note in here as well that there was body cam footage and so

00:16:13.800 on and so forth they want people to avoid reaching any conclusions but uh they're fully reviewing the

00:16:20.120 circumstances of the incident apparently and like it's just more um on in line with this the fact

00:16:27.720 that you know a comment like you look like my lesbian grandmother or my lesbian nana is somehow spun

00:16:35.320 into putting people at risk of being unsafe and and hateful um this is just insanity uh that this can be

00:16:44.600 spun this way and obviously these officers as i mentioned or this officer in particular is triggered

00:16:50.440 by this comment when you know let's just this is just taking things way too far well first of all if

00:16:56.840 you are a police officer and you're triggered by work uh words you're in the wrong profession let me

00:17:02.040 tell you that much but you know what the yorkshire police with that release uh tamara ugolini just dug

00:17:07.720 themselves a six foot deep grave because they're inferring that to be called a lesbian is hateful but

00:17:19.560 i thought being gay being lesbian being bi oh especially being trans i thought that's diversity

00:17:28.360 and equity and inclusion and oh the rainbow mafia spirit unicorns are such wonderful people so you can

00:17:36.040 have it both ways you can't embrace this community and at the same time say that lesbian is a derogatory term

00:17:45.080 it isn't or somehow abusive somehow abusive this is words are now abuse apparently yeah

00:17:52.520 to an officer dropping off a 16 year old yeah if she had said you know what you remind me of my

00:17:59.880 heterosexual nana would there be a hue and an outcry you know maybe i think we're supposed to use

00:18:08.040 cisgender which i never use it sounds too much like cissy but um you know this is an invented offense

00:18:17.800 and it looks like the yorkshire police are trying to cover up their egregious and outrageous behavior

00:18:27.640 by uh suggesting that she was drunk and good luck uh i wonder if they gave her a breathalyzer because

00:18:35.000 that's a hell of an allegation and good luck um you know proving that in court this is just

00:18:41.560 absolutely despicable i gotta tell you yorkshire must be the safest place in england to marry you

00:18:48.440 galini because if you can send a half dozen cops to arrest a 15 year old autistic girl for a thought

00:18:57.160 crime i just suppose there must be no real crime there there there's no robbery or sexual assault or

00:19:04.200 murder so maybe we should rethink moving there uh tamara i'd love to live in a a safe place wouldn't

00:19:11.080 you yeah and more and more we see that happening across various jurisdictions our police are responding

00:19:16.840 to these nonsensical allegations and uh meanwhile drug use robberies uh crime stabbings like we see

00:19:26.040 in toronto specifically on public transit they go on on on unabated so uh this this is just the tale of

00:19:35.240 how society is being slowly degraded by the diversity equity and inclusion policies where someone's

00:19:44.840 words um can trigger such forceful treatment um okay we're let's go to a quick ad break and

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00:21:27.640 yeah so uh to marry you galini i understand that prime minister blackface and family heading to bc uh

00:21:44.520 for a vacation this week um i'm confused is the whole family going or is it separate vacations in bc

00:21:52.600 uh i know blackface has been making a lot of time uh right after pleading for privacy with the breakup

00:22:00.120 with sophie um and then hopping right onto social media and going hey we're on team barbie with my son

00:22:08.520 and hey we're on team oppenheimer with my daughter because you know what he wants to mix up the gender roles

00:22:15.880 right that's uh that's his um ambition there because really to marry you galini if you're a 15 year old

00:22:22.680 teenage boy i unless you're going to the barbie movie with a date i can't see the appeal um i think

00:22:34.040 the poor kid he's gone what wait a minute i want to see oppenheimer you know i want to see the story of

00:22:41.640 the uh first nuclear bomb uh not you know a movie about a plastic doll and uh i bet you for that

00:22:50.360 matter if we were speak to trudeau's daughter she's going you know um i think i'd really rather see barbie

00:22:58.120 dad oh no but blackface knows better uh and besides uh after the big cabinet shuffle he's still double

00:23:06.120 digits behind the conservative party so this uh to marry you galini is all about changing the channel

00:23:13.400 right it's all about uh hey look at this look over here over here i'm going to the movies uh with my

00:23:19.960 kids and i spoke to uh the she-devil yesterday about this i wonder um what the i mean it's so obviously

00:23:28.120 orchestrated did they close down the cinemas uh did they have the official press photographer come in did

00:23:35.080 they have the due rigueur eight suv fossil fuel burning uh um on entourage motorcade uh going to

00:23:45.080 the multiplex i bet they did but um what is your understanding of this uh vacation to uh bc is it

00:23:55.000 separate rooms separate cities um it's a little baffling to me yeah it's really bizarre and this report

00:24:03.000 comes from ctv news um and of course the prime minister as they stay stay here is not specifying

00:24:10.680 where they'll be staying but says they're set to return to ottawa on august the 18th

00:24:16.760 uh and then it it says here that as we already stated uh trudeau and his wife of 18 years announced

00:24:23.160 last week that they'll be separating but they still plan to spend time together as a family and of

00:24:28.920 course they also asked for privacy for the well-being of their three children when trudeau

00:24:32.600 took to social media i think it was uh four days later posting these photos of him and his kids at

00:24:37.960 these various movies um which yeah i would say that repeatedly everywhere we everywhere trudeau goes

00:24:45.160 all across the country he's heckled by uh by hordes of protesters and so i wouldn't discount the fact that

00:24:55.480 he had to shutter down a movie theater and have his complete security detail there with him

00:25:01.320 did he force his security guards to sit through these the barbie movie for instance i mean we can

00:25:06.680 speculate but uh judging judging by his history the last several months where he gets heckled

00:25:12.760 everywhere he goes and has to cut short his uh engagements i would say that he took extreme measures

00:25:19.480 to protect his family and and his children during these crucial outings during a time in canada when

00:25:27.080 canadians are really suffering i would say our country is in crisis we have all various social

00:25:32.840 systems collapsing from the school system to the medical system to our financial system um

00:25:39.560 we're funding unabated this proxy war in the ukraine where when canadians are struggling with a housing

00:25:47.000 crisis with an inflationary crisis uh inability to feed their families and pay their bills crisis

00:25:54.040 and this is the priority of the prime minister i mean i'm all for spending family time i have a family

00:25:59.560 i know how important it is to spend time with your kids but you don't need to be posting that all over

00:26:05.240 your social media when there are far more pressing issues going on in the country not to mention

00:26:11.560 the vast majority of canadians right now cannot afford to go to the movies twice in one week as

00:26:17.400 the prime minister clearly had done likely well well definitely on our dime we he is funded and paid by

00:26:25.480 the taxpayer so he is is uh sitting comfortably in a position where he can go and do that while canadians

00:26:33.160 struggle to as the months continue to lean toward the winter they will struggle to heat their homes and

00:26:40.200 also struggle to put food on the table for their children and it's just proving so how how much

00:26:45.960 out of touch he is and now he can just jet set off into british columbia and vacation for the next week it's

00:26:52.760 maddening i think what's really maddening uh tamara is the fact that blackface once again uh guilty of the double

00:27:04.200 standard on one hand he pleads for privacy during this tough uh chapter of his uh marital life and

00:27:12.680 then um before the ink is dry on that press release you got him using his children as political props

00:27:21.000 to create a distraction of how the big cabinet shuffle didn't work how canadians as you stated

00:27:29.080 going to the movies that's kind of like going on vacation um you know you factor in the ticket prices

00:27:35.320 of a popcorn uh a drink uh you're probably for two uh two admissions uh let alone a family admission

00:27:43.080 you're probably around 100 bucks i imagine um and you can't have it both ways but he seems to revel in

00:27:50.600 that and i'm getting sick and tired of the trained stenographers in the media tamara ugolini who are

00:27:57.000 saying oh you know because you did mention also him getting heckled the last one the last time

00:28:02.680 was at belleville that was a spectacular heckling and you have the train seals uh denouncing that

00:28:10.520 including the newest um stenographer on team trudeau the disgraceful brian lily of the toronto sun

00:28:18.200 going oh that the shame on you shame on you no mr lily how about this ask yourself why people

00:28:26.600 are so upset ask yourself why they have nothing but bad things to say about blackface it's because

00:28:35.800 they are in a bad situation in their lives right now because of federal government policies to marry

00:28:42.120 you galini and you got like look at that kooks only help pm uh the only kook i see is the the man with

00:28:50.120 the byline writing for the toronto sun which should be a right of center media outlet what an absolute

00:28:57.000 disgrace and as far as blackface is concerned what i would do to marry you galini every time i have a

00:29:03.800 whistle stop anywhere and i get abuse hurled at me i would probably retreat and go you know what

00:29:12.840 what have i done what have i done to create such division in this country what have i done

00:29:17.880 to create so many enemies who are so verbally abusive to me why not reflect on his own policies

00:29:25.720 and how harmful they have been to us instead of as opposed to denouncing these people as haters look how

00:29:33.960 blackface treated the freedom convoy in uh ottawa uh he said everything from they were racist to

00:29:42.200 homophobes to islamophobes all of it absolutely imaginary lies uh to marry you galini but when you're

00:29:51.720 blackface you can do no wrong and when you have convenient stooges like brian lily of the toronto sun

00:29:59.560 to prop you up when lily should be denouncing blackface as well well uh i guess uh he's

00:30:07.160 preaching to his own internal acquire uh let's see what happens uh come election day whenever that'll

00:30:13.560 be what do you think it will be uh tamara i don't think it's going to happen this year i think 2025 is

00:30:19.080 too distant i think the sweet spot is next year yeah i wonder i mean the sooner the better in my

00:30:26.520 opinion oh yeah but i don't think that uh trudeau and his unofficial coalition leader and the ndp jagmeet

00:30:33.800 singh are ready to let go of their stranglehold of the canadian parliamentary system anytime soon

00:30:39.560 which is very unfortunate for the canadians suffering the fallout of their devastating policies and uh

00:30:46.760 governance but um the the lack of introspection of justin trudeau lends to just how incredibly out of

00:30:55.960 touch he is once again as i i seem to always mention like he just sits up in his ivory tower

00:31:02.120 privileged trust fund baby never really had to work a day in his life i mean it's evidenced by the

00:31:07.400 amount of personal days and vacation days that he takes as prime minister but the the lack of ability

00:31:13.320 to self-reflect on why maybe as you've mentioned why canadians are mad why they're gathering in the

00:31:20.600 streets and denouncing him and and and hurling insults at him um that is just astounding and then

00:31:28.840 of course the projection that he puts on to those people or even going back to the 2021 leadership

00:31:35.320 debates when i asked him a question about why he thought it was appropriate that he tried to ban rebel

00:31:42.520 news from attending the debates and asking pointed media centric questions and he threw back at me and

00:31:51.160 obviously rebel news as an organization um that uh where we've been just been spreading miss and

00:32:00.040 disinformation and you know if i had the opportunity to have a follow-up question i was prepared to say

00:32:05.320 with all due respect mr prime minister but your government throughout the covet hysteria

00:32:09.960 uh led primarily by failed bureaucrat theresa tam the public health agent leader of the public

00:32:18.200 health agency of canada they have been you have been the leaders of myths and disinformation throughout

00:32:26.120 the pandemic and uh so that that inability to self-reflect and and acknowledge wrongdoings and kind of like

00:32:34.600 correct course is just becoming increasingly evident on the political spectrum with justin trudeau and

00:32:41.640 his government um and it's really sad because it's it's the canadians on the ground who are suffering

00:32:46.920 not him up in his ivory tower jet setting for a week vacation in british columbia after seeing two

00:32:52.680 movies in one week i mean the vast as i mentioned the vast majority of canadians can't even begin to

00:32:58.520 comprehend affording something like that so that's really unfortunate and tamara i remember that night

00:33:06.200 well when the debate was held and it wasn't you my friend and rebel news getting the middle finger from

00:33:14.040 the prime minister by refusing to ask answer questions rather uh he was giving the middle finger to canadians

00:33:20.920 um as our viewers may or may not know for the second time the first time being 2019 we had to go to

00:33:28.440 federal court to get in there and our one lawyer went up against i don't know five six seven uh federal

00:33:36.760 government lawyers and one each time all the odds were stacked against us but a judge said yes we are a

00:33:45.640 credible um news media organization and there was absolutely no basis to shut us out now at least in

00:33:54.040 2019 he answered questions but by 2021 um he was obviously miffed he was a sore loser i would suggest

00:34:03.160 tamara and he didn't answer questions uh this time around and you know it leads into i see there's a

00:34:10.920 um another news item here trudeau's new house leader wants question period to become an hour

00:34:18.600 canadians watching can be proud of well that's not going to happen because i can tell you by

00:34:26.200 whenever i watch question period and i think pierre pollieff has been doing a great job asking really

00:34:33.320 pointed questions but that's the thing he doesn't have them answered to mario gallini

00:34:39.400 uh it's almost as though uh pierre pollieff is saying to uh blackface what kind of car do you

00:34:47.160 drive and the answer is my curtains are green you know they never directly answer the question how can

00:34:55.800 we be proud of an hour we can't even be proud of five minutes when these scoundrels are too scared

00:35:04.360 to give a direct answer to a direct question yeah 100 and this is uh coming out of ctv news and this

00:35:11.720 is the new appointed house leader uh karina gold who she told ctv in this interview that and i think

00:35:21.320 it's about three quarters of the way down um that she has already been preparing ministers in their

00:35:29.080 responses behind the scenes and so it kind of just made sense that she would transition

00:35:34.600 or be shuffled into this position during that mega cabinet reconfiguration um on july 26th

00:35:42.200 um i'm just trying to find her exact quote here it says uh sorry just give me one moment she was

00:35:49.480 already playing uh this role essentially and so my staff were actually telling me that sometimes and this

00:35:57.480 is her quote sometimes when they were watching question period they could see me leaning over

00:36:01.640 and talking about it i thought i was being discreet she said i always have a lot of thoughts and opinions

00:36:06.840 on these things and i make them known so she's already been prepping members of parliament how to

00:36:12.760 respond to questions but we repeatedly see that they don't actually respond to questions and now this

00:36:18.120 is the new house leader that's trying to say that she's going to somehow garner accountability

00:36:22.840 during question period when she's already been preparing the ministers on how to anyway the whole

00:36:29.400 thing's obviously just going to be a giant mess because if this is the person who's already been

00:36:33.880 prepping them on how to respond and we're not getting any responses i don't know in what fantasy world

00:36:40.680 these individuals are living in that now all of a sudden this same person is going to somehow

00:36:46.040 increase accountability and garner actual responses to these questions but yeah the way that they behave in

00:36:52.280 question period it's like a clown show honestly the the the way that these politicians conduct

00:36:57.960 themselves the language that they use um it's very frustrating to watch that we are the people

00:37:03.960 paying and funding the salaries of these individuals to act like a bunch of children in a kindergarten

00:37:08.680 class i mean really let's bring some adult decency back into the game and actual accountability and

00:37:16.440 actual uh answers into our our house of commons into parliament because the way that it's been unfolding

00:37:23.880 and going over the past few years is just the laughing stock really of the world i think i agree uh

00:37:31.400 to marry you galini and i don't uh mind the shenanigans and the kindergarten class antics on the

00:37:38.440 presumption that i get a question answered and by that i don't mean some word salad preamble blah blah blah

00:37:49.800 which you know completely avoids uh the meat and potatoes of the question i mean a real question

00:37:56.120 being answered question period is a joke sometimes just for that very reason it's so frustrating to watch

00:38:03.160 and the fact that they can get away with it but that's their way of doing politics uh to marry

00:38:08.840 galini we should take a little ad break and then we can uh look at oh boy the federal government

00:38:14.600 is expected to release new clean energy electricity regulations today why am i already clutching my

00:38:22.920 wallet folks why am i expecting bad news we'll see on the other side of the break

00:38:28.920 how in the world could such a small group of people with limited resources change world history

00:38:37.000 but in fact that's happening and it's the power of the truth the truth is like kryptonite healthcare

00:38:42.680 isn't in some sense working very well foster colson is thinking about this he's got a new company an

00:38:48.200 online healthcare platform called the wellness company telehealth company called the wellness company

00:38:52.600 the wellness company the most popular product is the detoxification supplement that features

00:38:57.720 natto kinase natto kinase is the only enzyme that we're aware of right now that dissolves the spike

00:39:03.240 protein spike protein is loaded in the body with the covet 19 infection and definitely with the vaccines

00:39:08.840 we've been completely accurate on the spread of the virus early treatment on the deficiencies in hospital

00:39:15.240 care and now the deaths that are occurring after vaccination this is a human outrage and it's occurring

00:39:22.280 at the end of a hypodermic needle isn't it interesting natural substances combating this man-made disaster

00:39:36.840 oh and this just in on the electricity front to maria gallini i see that from a story posted just

00:39:44.360 several minutes ago that um oh it's the christmas miracle in august the new electricity guidelines coming

00:39:52.680 down from environment minister steven uh convict guibo uh will allow some natural gas uh power generation

00:40:05.320 isn't that amazing we are drowning in natural gas reserves tamara ugolini as you know um the the

00:40:13.320 the prime ministers of germany and japan have come over begging for um i think the number was a

00:40:19.880 third of a trillion dollars worth of liquefied natural gas and uh blackface um playing the virtue signaler

00:40:27.560 uh as he always does said there was quote no business case end quote can you imagine uh a third of a trillion

00:40:35.320 for germany a third of a trillion for japan that's serious change all right and there's no business case

00:40:42.360 but that's not the reason of course it's a business case we have a debt and a deficit it's all about

00:40:48.040 we are against fossil fuels so i guess responding to criticism especially of scott moe in saskatchewan

00:40:56.840 and of course uh daniel smith in alberta um guibo uh like scrooge is giving a little bit of leeway

00:41:07.160 towards natural gas power generation well why wouldn't we look at that tamara ugolini um as we

00:41:14.760 know with the green energy scheme um it only works when the sun is a shining and the wind is a howling

00:41:22.680 and meanwhile like i said when it comes to um natural gas oil the rest of it um we are well positioned

00:41:31.800 if our mandarins in ottawa would let the energy producing provinces you know produce energy

00:41:41.560 yeah as we see in the stats here we have a twitter or like an x post it's going to be so hard to get

00:41:48.120 used to saying that um formerly known as twitter uh saskatchewan premier scott moe posted uh the amounts

00:41:56.280 coming out of the provinces per capita this is based on 2021 numbers but the gdp and you can see

00:42:03.320 that alberta and saskatchewan dominate they lead the way even above canada as a whole and i'm looking

00:42:11.560 over here at uh you know ontario which is supposed to be the open for business and the place to grow

00:42:18.200 as per premier uh alleged conservative or progressive quotes uh or more emphasis on the progressive than

00:42:25.640 actually conservative doug ford um and so you see that innovation in that industry just being

00:42:32.680 completely destroyed by the liberals and these green energy uh policies that they're implementing

00:42:42.280 and there's been a lot of pushback arguably justifiably so by alberta's premier danielle smith

00:42:50.520 actually there was a really great clip that i put in the chat um from her on why the this this

00:42:59.800 massive dependency on an electricity grid just simply won't work in canada and if we could play

00:43:06.760 this i think it was she handled herself really well in this clip i don't know if people know this we have

00:43:13.080 23 000 megawatts of proposed application for wind and solar 23 000 but here's the problem every time

00:43:21.480 you bring wind and solar on the grid you have to have a backup uh what we have is natural gas peaker

00:43:26.680 plants so when the wind doesn't blow and the sun doesn't shine you bring on natural gas to cover the

00:43:31.240 gap the federal government doesn't want us to add any new natural gas to the grid so i've told them how

00:43:35.960 can i bring on additional wind and solar if i'm not able to secure the reliability of my power grid

00:43:41.480 by being able to bring on natural gas peaker plants that's the big that's at the heart of the problem

00:43:46.520 no one is proposing any new natural gas plants because the federal government has created so

00:43:51.080 much uncertainty in the market that's what we've got to figure out that's one part the other part

00:43:56.120 is the reclamation cost and we have begun to deal with that on the oil and gas side we're demanding

00:44:01.640 that energy companies spend uh pay down three percent of their liability and reclaim their existing

00:44:07.800 sites but when you look at a at a wind installation maybe it has 50 turbines it's a huge amount of

00:44:15.240 additional steel fiberglass massive amount of concrete construction what happens when that

00:44:22.200 gets to its end of life who pays for that to be removed we don't have a system in place well i can

00:44:28.120 tell you i but when you bring in oil and gas development you've got stable baseline development when

00:44:34.200 you bring a natural gas plant onto the grid it can work 100 of the time when i i live in i i represent

00:44:40.840 brooks medicine had i spent seven months driving past the solar farm that had what was covered with

00:44:46.360 ice and snow and not producing a single iota of power and so i have to accept that as a reality when

00:44:52.760 we were in the in the winter we had several times where the grid almost failed because we didn't have

00:44:57.560 enough power and can't call up wind and solar on demand we had times where we even though we have

00:45:02.600 5 000 megawatts of installed wind and solar there were two days in the winter where it was producing

00:45:07.240 less than 100 megawatts of power so i always have to make sure that when wind and solar which are

00:45:12.760 intermittent and unreliable when they when we bring new on we have to make sure that we have a backup

00:45:17.800 otherwise we're going to end up with grid instability and we just can't have that

00:45:23.080 it's exactly what you see in california oh you must be reading my mind uh tamara ugolini you're

00:45:29.240 like the female version of the amazing kreskin or perhaps the great ravine um the i was just about

00:45:35.560 to bring up the california example when it comes to what danielle smith referred to as grid instability

00:45:42.840 because what was not addressed by premier smith was the big grid instability boogeyman lurking not too

00:45:51.800 far around the corner and that is electric vehicles we have and it's not by marketplace demand

00:45:59.000 folks it's by government edict deadlines in which fossil fuels will not be sold in certain

00:46:05.720 jurisdictions i think what california it's either forgive me tamara it's either 2030 or 2035 that's it

00:46:12.520 you cannot sell fossil fuel vehicles there anymore here's the thing i believe there's something like

00:46:19.800 14.2 million vehicles in the state of california right now in the state of california

00:46:28.120 we have roving brownouts and blackouts also there is one nuclear facility left

00:46:35.560 in the state of california with two plants one plant i believe is going off is going offline forever in

00:46:43.480 2024 and the other the year after that and there is no plan for any new nuclear plants to be established

00:46:51.720 in california so tamara ugolini do the math if this state which has that many cars and they won't be replaced

00:47:00.760 overnight but when you can't sell a fossil fuel burning vehicle in california anymore this state has a

00:47:07.960 greater population than canada i believe and you're already experiencing roving brownouts and blackouts

00:47:15.720 when you eventually replace the vehicle fleet in that state with all electric uh vehicles that have

00:47:24.520 to be plugged into the grid a grid that is already um on weak knees can you imagine the disaster california

00:47:34.200 is heading for in terms of this forced electrification um and i see it here in canada too and getting back to

00:47:43.080 guibo don't take your eye off the big picture here i listened to an interview by dan mctaic he's a

00:47:50.600 former liberal mp i believe of 18 years in the um uh durham area of ontario and don't hold that against

00:47:58.840 some folks adam mctaic is a classical liberal uh ie he'd be a conservative today okay and he said that

00:48:07.400 guibo's end goal here is to reduce our energy capacity producing in canada by 75 percent can you

00:48:19.320 believe it this man is a maniac and i don't use that term lightly he's a convicted criminal in his

00:48:26.280 environmental activism he uh you know decided to you know hang from the cn tower or something like that

00:48:33.960 but he's an activist he's a radical uh and this is the guy blackface chooses as a minister on this file

00:48:42.840 are you kidding me um you know what like you said uh tamara ugolini we need regime change in this

00:48:49.800 country sooner rather than later absolutely and the thing about california too is we can look to how

00:48:56.360 their failures have affected uh their the infrastructure is just not able to keep up with

00:49:03.240 the capacity required to generate that state but in california they don't have harsh winters and

00:49:10.360 extreme weather like we do here in canada can you imagine being in minus 30 feels like minus 40 weather

00:49:17.240 all of a sudden the power grid fails because the electricity and the infrastructure just isn't there

00:49:23.240 to be able to meet the demand of the canadians who are heating their homes um powering their vehicles

00:49:32.520 i mean batteries die exponentially faster in cold weather so this idea that battery powered everything

00:49:40.200 electricity grid um clean energy sources it's just not feasible in a climate such as we have here in

00:49:49.400 canada and this is all very much heavily coming down from globalists and unelected bureaucrats from

00:49:57.320 the world economic forum there's a link here that we have on clean power and electrification and the

00:50:02.040 kind of the forceful way in which this is being imposed on to us and it says that by 2050 the energy

00:50:08.440 system must be highly electric electric powered mostly by clean energy sources and so that would

00:50:13.880 be as danielle smith was discussing there wind and solar and who's going to to fund these projects

00:50:20.040 that will be um unusable in 25 years approximately the lifespan of a solar panel for instance uh when

00:50:27.320 it actually pays for its return on the investment of the panel itself by the time that it pays back

00:50:33.480 its own investment it's obsolete it's planned obsolescence um they say here the 2020s have to be the

00:50:39.880 electric decade in order to meet the paris climate goals by 2050 that final energy consumption has to

00:50:47.480 shift from the current 20 to 30 percent by 2030 and 50 or more direct electricity by 2050 and i mean again

00:50:57.320 and again i come back to the the question who elected the world economic forum to come in and make these

00:51:05.720 decisions decisions for the world and if they're not elected then who decided that it was appropriate for

00:51:13.800 our political leaders to be lobbied by the bureaucrats who will profit from this electrification who who

00:51:23.160 decided that it was an appropriate way to conduct democratic process by having these individuals lobby the

00:51:30.760 government while they literally ignore everybody who actually pays their salaries it's um it's really

00:51:38.120 concerning and we're seeing more and more like originally this was a plan for 2030 and now it's 2035

00:51:43.800 and so it just kind of keeps getting pushed further and further back but it's still very much on the agenda

00:51:48.600 it all comes down from the world economic forum and these global elites and tamara ugolini uh let me ask you

00:51:55.400 when the rubber meets the road i don't know anyone in my circle that can afford to purchase a full ev vehicle

00:52:03.480 uh let me ask you when you have to replace the ugolini mobile um do you have the financial wherewithal to

00:52:11.320 buy a full ev vehicle not only do i not have the financial wherewithal to purchase a new vehicle whether

00:52:20.120 it be gas or electric power at this point unfortunately but i don't want one we see that

00:52:26.200 they are unreliable um how about the fact that they spontaneously combust yeah right this is a real

00:52:33.480 risk here and who wants to be worried about stopping every x amount of kilometers to charge

00:52:39.560 your car for 30 plus minutes um this is just not feasible it's unreasonable and it's unrealistic

00:52:46.840 and i don't see that changing anytime soon because there's a reason why we we use fossil fuels and

00:52:53.320 that's because they're reliable dependable and efficient the electricity grid is not no you're

00:53:00.200 right the it is unrealistic and i'll give you an example um ford uh recently came out with the ford f-150

00:53:10.440 lightning pickup truck once upon a time in the 90s lightning was uh that was the the sub name

00:53:16.680 they used for the f-150 for their hot rod um you know piss and vinegar fossil fuel burning uh pickup

00:53:23.320 truck now it's uh relegated to the fully electrified one and i remember reading in car and driver i'm

00:53:30.440 going by memory the um list price for the ford f-150 electric pickup truck was 69 000 us ah hold on

00:53:42.600 plus dealer markup of 71 000 us uh because they're so rarefied right now i've never seen in my life

00:53:53.320 i stand to be corrected i've never seen dealer markup exceed the base price of a vehicle but at the end of

00:54:00.360 the day uh to marry you galini what that means is you can buy one f-150 lightning all electric pickup or

00:54:07.800 you can buy two uh fully decked out f-150 king ranch pickups also consider this if and i was speaking to

00:54:18.200 somebody in the industry about this if you're booting around with that electric pickup um as a i don't

00:54:25.560 know a soccer mom or just you're getting groceries or what have you that's one thing but what if you're

00:54:31.320 pulling a trailer what if you're pulling a a boat and what if you're going into cottage country do you

00:54:38.280 know what that does to the range folks it decimates it oh and by the way when you get out to the great

00:54:45.560 outdoors because you know that's how these car companies always sell pickups and suvs you're

00:54:50.600 driving off the beaten path you're going into nature uh guess what there's no pump to plug in

00:54:56.680 your electric vehicle you have just taken ownership of the priciest paperweight on earth so

00:55:04.760 yeah major major range anxiety um for all those reasons to marry you galini uh maybe one day i kind

00:55:13.560 of liken it back to you know in the late 70s uh a vcr was uh about two thousand dollars in 70s dollars

00:55:23.080 which was probably equivalent to about eight or nine thousand today and by the time uh vcrs were

00:55:30.200 being uh discontinued i remember my local loblaws selling one for 29 and that you know 2010 money

00:55:38.040 so you pay to be a trailblazer and undoubtedly these electric vehicles will go down in price

00:55:45.960 um but for all the reasons we've discussed i just don't see a demand another another example

00:55:52.920 new york is thinking of tragically following gavin newsom's lead and putting a ban on fossil fuel

00:55:59.880 sales there imagine you live in new york city in a high-rise apartment or condo and you have a car

00:56:08.200 do you where is the you know availability where is the logistical sense in terms of those high-rises

00:56:17.960 putting in an electric charger in every space it will not be done it cannot be done so we are

00:56:26.280 going down a path of madness in terms of virtue signaling and the last point i'll make about this

00:56:31.960 too to marry you galini it's the dirty side of electric vehicles it's all the rare earth minerals that

00:56:39.480 are needed for the batteries and guess who's in control of the lion's share of those rare earth minerals

00:56:46.600 that would be china and guess where they're being mined uh impoverished african countries like the

00:56:52.600 congo where child labor is being used to do this very dirty dangerous job we don't you know the the

00:57:00.200 leftists like gubo uh they don't talk about that part that little dirty secret of evs but that is the

00:57:08.440 reality yeah if you just even search out rare earth mining it is uh it devastates the the environment

00:57:18.920 and meanwhile we have decades of research and um data to show that the fossil fuel industry conducts

00:57:29.720 its work cleanly it's highly regulated it's um and and it's and it's reliable that's the part that

00:57:37.720 we're missing in this puzzle the infrastructure already exists it's there it's reliable it's

00:57:44.040 lucrative and then meanwhile we're putting all of our eggs in this electrification basket

00:57:50.440 um that really there's no evidence to support it especially in a climate like canada's and and the

00:57:58.280 northern parts of canada um and and the amount of money that will be wasted trying to go down this path

00:58:06.840 path and and get this pipe dream of somehow this being clean and green is so backwards that it's

00:58:15.080 it's disgusting and again it's coming down from global elites who are set to profit from this initiative

00:58:22.840 while the little guys like us suffer the repercussions of what will be right i can almost guarantee this will be

00:58:32.120 a failed endeavor and the fallout of it is just going to be going to be gross because there's no way to

00:58:39.000 recycle especially those ev batteries there's no way to recycle solar panels um as danielle smith

00:58:46.280 mentioned in that little clip we shared with you who's going to fund taking down and replacing

00:58:52.440 massive concrete wind turbines um this just seems so out of touch and so unrealistic i don't know how

00:59:02.280 anybody's getting on board with any of this but here we are going down the path um that's i don't think

00:59:09.000 going to end in a very pretty manner no i agree with you a hundred percent tamara ugolini and and i'll

00:59:13.960 tell you this my last point on this is that you see the likes of gibo and blackface and greta tunberg

00:59:21.240 and claus schwab they play the moral and ethical card that it is not moral and ethical to be uh

00:59:29.160 producing fossil fuels um i can't get into the argument right now but what i'd like to direct our

00:59:35.560 viewers to is ezra levent's superb book going back more than 10 years ago now i believe entitled ethical

00:59:43.320 oil and you'll see all this demonization and vilification of the oil sands or as they like

00:59:51.000 to call it the tar sands you know words matter folks it's all a bunch of rubbish and ezra lays out the

00:59:58.200 case brilliantly that canadian oil and gas canadian fossil fuels there is nothing to be ashamed about

01:00:06.520 in terms of a moral or ethical perspective now tamara ugolini i see where uh

01:00:12.760 five minutes past the hour uh do we have any super chats yes yeah we have one from our supporter

01:00:20.840 fraser mcburney thanks fraser here is a good way to get a better government note i didn't say a good

01:00:26.280 government uh have have two terms with no pension and that includes i think the the pm the prime minister

01:00:35.560 also reduce the size of government start with the cbc yeah the bloated bureaucracy is absolutely insane

01:00:43.320 and i maybe you're better familiarized with this david but just how much it's grown under justin trudeau

01:00:49.800 i mean it is astronomical how large these bureaucracies are now you know what um tamara ugolini here's an

01:00:58.440 anecdote i'll never forget this um i was speaking with uh christina blizzard uh now retired from the

01:01:05.880 toronto sun she was the queens park uh bureau chief or columnist there and she once mentioned to me

01:01:13.320 that this is just for the province of ontario in terms of oh hip and the directory for the number of

01:01:21.400 oh hip employees you know i'm not talking doctors and nurses and orderlies you know people actually doing

01:01:26.920 health care but just the bureaucracy it resembled it was like a pamphlet and by the time she retired

01:01:34.840 that directory was the size of a small town phone book and tamara ugolini these are just health

01:01:43.000 bureaucrats spending all day long sending emails and texts and voicemails to other health care

01:01:51.000 bureaucrats over and over and over again we are totally over represented i believe if you compare

01:01:58.200 on a per capita basis uh ontario to germany i believe on a per capita basis it's either

01:02:06.440 nine or eleven times more health bureaucrats in our system than in germany and again i'm stressing

01:02:13.800 these aren't the people folks doing the health care putting it back together and giving you knee

01:02:19.240 and hip replacements and what have you no these are just the suits at you know uh down in uh toronto

01:02:26.600 uh that well i don't know what they do uh tamara ugolini i mean as as christina said sending memos to

01:02:34.440 each other all day long it's an absolute disgrace it is yeah and we'll we have um a recent post here from

01:02:42.680 the canadian taxpayers federation uh who are great at trying to hold the bureaucracy to account it's

01:02:48.440 not only that the bureaucracy has become so bloated but the amount of bureaucrats making netting over

01:02:53.960 a hundred thousand dollars a year has spiked up they say here in this one particular article since 2015

01:03:01.320 the number of federal bureaucrats making a hundred thousand dollars and up has spiked a hundred and thirty

01:03:07.480 six percent since that's trudeau's reign of terror right there since 2015 when he took office

01:03:14.520 a hundred and thirty six percent increase in bureaucrats making a hundred thousand dollars and

01:03:18.520 up and yet the the health bureaucrats sometimes when i'm doing my reports i always like to check

01:03:24.200 the ontario sunshine list or sometimes other provinces uh call it something different but i always like to

01:03:29.640 see if i can track down their salary and especially for like the school board uh bureaucrats as well just to

01:03:36.360 see how much money they're making a year for their crucial engagements of basically crumbling our

01:03:43.240 systems um i don't i like you i i don't really know what they do and some of these uh hospital ceos

01:03:50.360 are making you know upwards of four five six seven hundred thousand dollars a year it is astronomical and

01:03:57.880 then you know you have the ceo of enbridge i think he was making like 12 he made 12 million dollars

01:04:03.000 um last year uh if i could find that number again but it's it's it's insane and um it's really maddening

01:04:13.160 to see as you know someone who can't even easily access care for routine things that these individuals

01:04:22.040 are making such an extreme amount that they could afford you know if they needed health care then they

01:04:27.480 can go down down to the united states and easily pay for it in the private sense while they decimate

01:04:33.480 our socialized system oh and i i have a personal example um you know even though so much has happened

01:04:40.520 the last three years from covid to ukraine um the most often asked question i get when i meet people is

01:04:48.600 dave did you ever get your bottle and they're referring to that crazy story at the lcbo in east york on

01:04:54.440 wicksteed avenue in which i bought three bottles of scotch but i only got two and the lcbo uh to its

01:05:02.200 credit decided yep they're going to correct this mistake i was told to get down there and uh pick

01:05:08.040 up my missing bottle and the manager there ashley matallo uh decided that she wasn't a government

01:05:16.920 employee but this lcbo on wicksteed avenue was basically ashley's liquor palace and for reasons

01:05:23.640 i still don't understand uh wouldn't acquiesce to lcbo corporate and give me that missing bottle it

01:05:31.480 was a result of a court case i won uh believe i i i can't uh get into what i received as a total

01:05:38.440 settlement due to the nda uh but the point is when it comes to salaries i looked up ashley matallo

01:05:46.600 this is an incompetent liquor store clerk this is a lying liar and to marry you galini she gets

01:05:55.640 compensated one hundred and eighteen thousand dollars plus gold plated benefit package for being

01:06:04.280 an incompetent liquor clerk this is you and i and our viewers paying for this this is outrageous and this

01:06:12.280 is why one of the worst mistakes of the mike harris government when he advertised the common sense

01:06:19.000 revolution as you know one of the planks was to privatize the lcbo what a missed opportunity because

01:06:25.160 there's too many ashley matallo's incompetent lying liquor clerks sucking off the government teat and in

01:06:34.600 order to get uh justice you literally have to go to court unbelievable which then just costs more

01:06:42.680 and more uh money and your time and many people just don't have the uh fortitude to see that process

01:06:49.560 through so good on you david well thank you but you know you raise a very good point and i apologize to

01:06:55.320 the to the people of ontario i am positive that the lcbo paid more in legal fees for their fancy bay

01:07:04.200 street lawyer to come down and argue the case in a failing move i might add um then what the final award

01:07:13.240 was and again i apologize because i it's not ashley matallo paying out of her pocket even though this

01:07:19.960 fiasco was of her own doing it's you and i and all our viewers despicable yeah just before we wrap

01:07:28.200 things up i want to give a special shout out to jack gmail who just today became a monthly supporter

01:07:34.840 so thank you very much jack gmail for your continued support for rebel news really appreciate it that

01:07:40.680 all right and i think that's it that's it for our super chats and otherwise so um i guess until

01:07:46.680 tomorrow david we'll say our sayonaras that's right i believe the alberta team takes over on friday

01:07:53.560 and uh somebody has to because i think i'm at the journalism conference

01:07:59.160 so i wouldn't be available anyways so to marry you galini uh thank you so much uh for uh

01:08:06.680 joining me uh today it's been so long i was out on the field doing so many assignments but

01:08:11.560 you are the peaches to my herb reunited and it feels so good there you go i look forward to next

01:08:19.960 tuesday and folks thank you so much for tuning in a special thank you uh for all those who gave a

01:08:26.760 donation it's how we keep the lights on thanks of course to our trained broadcast professionals

01:08:32.440 behind the booth uh that would be olivia and efron so for me until monday as always stay safe and stay

01:08:42.600 sane ontario is experiencing unprecedented growth last year alone ontario grew by more than 500 000 people

01:08:53.160 put that into perspective the federal government brought in 1.1 million people into our country

01:09:03.880 600 000 people landed everywhere else but folks guess what eventually they're going to end up in ontario

01:09:15.960 that's more newcomers than both texas and florida the fastest growing states in america we are

01:09:23.000 now the fastest growing region bar none in north america at current rates ontario will grow by more

01:09:32.200 than 5 million people in the next 10 years that's close to adding two cities the size of toronto in a

01:09:40.600 decade these are staggering numbers numbers that didn't exist a few short months ago considering these facts

01:09:51.240 is never being more important to deliver on our commitment to build at least

01:09:56.280 1.5 million homes

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Rebel News Podcast - August 10, 2023

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