Rebel News Podcast - June 26, 2021


DAILY | Stop Bill C-36! UK COVID Enforcer Gets Caught


Episode Stats

Length

1 hour and 17 minutes

Words per Minute

147.57787

Word Count

11,479

Sentence Count

621

Misogynist Sentences

21

Hate Speech Sentences

21


Summary

Bill C-36 is the worst censorship law in the world, and it was passed in response to the Danish cartoons depicting the Prophet Mohammad. Ezra Levant explains why the cartoons were censored, and why the media didn t cover them.


Transcript

00:00:00.000 Hey everybody, how you doing? Ezra Levant here. There's so much news going on, it's unbelievable.
00:00:20.000 I want to talk about the worst censorship law in the world called Bill C-36. I've studied censorship laws for more than a decade. You might remember in 2005, it's a long time ago now, I published the Danish cartoons of Mohammed in a magazine called The Western Standard.
00:00:42.300 I published them to show what the fuss was about, not as an editorial endorsement. I didn't put them on the cover, they were on the inside. I was talking about the news.
00:00:50.180 You know, over 200 people were killed in riots purportedly in response to those cartoons. They were big news. And it was even bigger news. Can you call them up on Wikipedia? I want to show people.
00:00:59.380 It was even bigger news. When you look at the cartoons, how bland, boring, normal they are. As I said at the time, the daily editorial cartoon in any big city newspaper in Canada, that's about the level of, whoa, you know, I mean, some of them didn't even make sense.
00:01:26.260 And that's an important part of the story because you can imagine there are some things that are super gross, super blasphemous, super insulting, sexual, violent, whatever, obscene, that would make someone say, oh, what are you doing?
00:01:43.560 Even if it's not blasphemous, it's just obscene and crude. It's not the case with these Danish cartoons.
00:01:51.220 There's 12 of them.
00:01:56.300 I think the thing they have in common is they're pretty boring.
00:02:00.860 I won't get into it. I wrote a whole book about it called Shakedown.
00:02:03.780 But there was like an offer by a newspaper called the Jillens Post and, you know, they wrote, he wrote to the editorial cartoonist association of Denmark and basically said, I'll pay you 50 bucks for a cartoon about Mohammed to show we're still free.
00:02:21.940 And only 12 people took them up on it. And they obviously just dashed it off.
00:02:26.580 A number of them, their cartoon actually mocked the newspaper for trying to be provocative.
00:02:33.980 One of them looks stylized. Well, I'm not sure what is everything OK on that side there.
00:02:40.180 Yeah, I want to I wouldn't mind showing I don't want to spend a lot of time on this, but I'm just telling you my credentials for studying censorship.
00:02:46.320 I have been in the censorship battles. Yeah, thanks. Now, can you zoom in?
00:02:50.340 I just want to show how banal these are.
00:02:54.120 You can't zoom in. No problem.
00:02:57.000 So the one on the top left, it's the editor of the Jillens Post and holding like a stick man.
00:03:05.020 And the one on the bottom left is a student named Mohammed.
00:03:08.920 Yeah, don't worry. Yeah. And then the one on the top middle there where the turban is a bomb, that's the edgiest one there is.
00:03:21.140 The one to the left of it looks like some stylized logo or something.
00:03:25.760 Scroll down a little bit.
00:03:27.860 I think that one on the left said stop, stop, we're running out of virgins.
00:03:31.240 The one on the right is just a guy in the desert.
00:03:33.400 There is one on the left there that shows women in a burqa and a guy with his eyes blacked out.
00:03:42.560 There's sort of a symmetry there. That's a little edgy commentator, but that's it.
00:03:46.340 So these are the cartoons. That's it.
00:03:50.560 So they weren't obscene. They weren't sexual.
00:03:55.880 That's what they were.
00:03:56.720 And the reason we showed, I think, eight out of the 12 of them in our Western Standard Magazine
00:04:03.620 was not because we particularly agreed with the artistic expression,
00:04:08.620 not because they were particularly good cartoons.
00:04:11.120 You can see a lot of them were pretty slapdash.
00:04:13.460 But rather because if you weren't shown what the riots were all about,
00:04:22.280 you would reasonably be left to assume they must have been horrific.
00:04:29.080 It must have been horrific for 200 people to get murdered over these cartoons.
00:04:33.060 No.
00:04:34.160 And that's the, there's several layers of a story here,
00:04:37.980 layers that there were protests and riots against these cartoons.
00:04:42.300 That's a story.
00:04:44.460 But that the rest of the Western media wouldn't show the cartoons
00:04:47.600 because they were obviously afraid of riots, etc.
00:04:51.380 That's a story.
00:04:52.960 And the compounding effect that had, an ordinary person would say,
00:04:56.400 oh, well, they must be really bad.
00:04:57.980 That's because the media wouldn't show.
00:04:59.760 The media shows everything.
00:05:01.000 Is there any pornography that the media doesn't show?
00:05:03.940 Is there any obscenity the media doesn't show?
00:05:06.460 For them not to show these planted in the minds of people,
00:05:09.460 they must be really bad.
00:05:10.160 So I was caught up under the censorship law of the time
00:05:14.820 when I published eight of those 12 cartoons and I had my battles
00:05:18.020 and I studied censorship around the world as a response.
00:05:21.060 And to this day, we fight censorship at Rebel News,
00:05:24.640 usually in the form of government censorship,
00:05:27.680 but more recently in the form of big tech censorship.
00:05:30.520 So this has actually been a file of mine, an interest of mine,
00:05:33.860 for more than 15 years.
00:05:37.020 I should tell you, I didn't choose it.
00:05:39.220 It chooses me.
00:05:45.960 Bill C-36 is the worst censorship law I've ever seen in my life.
00:05:52.220 Let's go through it.
00:05:53.200 Why don't we do that?
00:05:53.840 Just to explain.
00:05:58.740 The House of Commons, there's two houses of our parliament.
00:06:02.380 There's the House of Commons where people elect their MPs
00:06:04.540 and then there's the Senate appointed by the Prime Minister.
00:06:08.640 The House of Commons just passed Bill C-10.
00:06:13.100 It's an amendment to the Broadcasting Act
00:06:15.760 and it basically takes over the internet under government regulation.
00:06:20.160 That's the one takeaway.
00:06:22.760 There are other details of it,
00:06:24.800 but the main bad news in C-10
00:06:28.860 is that Justin Trudeau will now regulate the internet in Canada
00:06:33.280 with the powers that the Communist Party
00:06:36.620 regulates the internet in Communist China.
00:06:40.480 He'll have the ability to boost or de-boost things.
00:06:45.760 He has the ability to take money.
00:06:48.000 I suppose he always had the ability to block.
00:06:53.940 So it's sort of a scene setter.
00:06:55.880 It's setting the rules of the game.
00:06:58.740 That's C-10 and that's passed the House of Commons.
00:07:00.900 And I think it'll pass the Senate.
00:07:03.040 I hear some brave senators saying they're going to slow it down.
00:07:05.780 I don't know how you're going to do that
00:07:06.960 when Trudeau has a majority there.
00:07:09.740 So C-10 irritated people
00:07:11.760 because their imaginations made them say,
00:07:15.320 well, I'm worried Trudeau will abuse these powers.
00:07:18.700 But C-10's passed.
00:07:19.800 So that ship has sailed,
00:07:21.480 at least in the House of Commons.
00:07:24.220 And then the day after it passes,
00:07:26.660 ta-da, surprise,
00:07:28.520 Bill C-36 is introduced.
00:07:30.020 They waited until Parliament approved
00:07:35.620 giving Trudeau control of the internet.
00:07:38.460 He didn't really say all the things he wanted to do.
00:07:40.620 He just said, trust me.
00:07:42.020 The day after
00:07:44.400 C-10 is approved in the House of Commons,
00:07:48.860 C-36 is dropped.
00:07:51.240 And I don't know if you saw my monologue.
00:07:53.080 I think it was last night.
00:07:56.400 C-36 is the worst censorship law in the world.
00:07:58.980 And I'm going to prove that to you now.
00:08:01.460 Do you have that, Bill?
00:08:02.480 Do you have the PDF version of it?
00:08:04.000 All right.
00:08:04.800 So what I'm showing you is,
00:08:06.640 as you can see, first reading.
00:08:08.080 He introduced it on Wednesday night.
00:08:11.820 Bill C-36.
00:08:14.360 An act to amend the Criminal Code
00:08:15.900 and the Canadian Human Rights Act
00:08:17.400 and to make related amendments to another act.
00:08:21.140 Hate propaganda, hate crimes, and hate speech.
00:08:23.360 So you'll see this is actually
00:08:25.580 half English and half French
00:08:28.520 because, of course, in Parliament,
00:08:30.220 everything is done bilingually.
00:08:31.980 I should tell you that you can,
00:08:34.280 I'm just going to check to make sure
00:08:35.780 this is the case before I say it,
00:08:37.180 Stop C-36, which is our website.
00:08:42.940 If you want to read this in full,
00:08:45.980 I think it's on, yeah, it is.
00:08:48.900 So if you're curious,
00:08:50.860 it's a 26-page PDF,
00:08:53.920 but, yeah, it's right there.
00:08:55.400 Scroll down a little bit.
00:08:58.000 Yeah, it's right there.
00:08:58.820 So if you want to read it,
00:08:59.620 that's where you'll find it.
00:09:00.280 Stop C-36.com.
00:09:02.920 Okay, thanks very much.
00:09:03.880 Why do I put that bill there?
00:09:07.440 Because I want to tell you,
00:09:08.220 it's not that daunting a read.
00:09:09.360 I said it was 26 pages,
00:09:10.640 but the first thing you'll notice
00:09:11.660 is that half it's in French.
00:09:13.380 So it's really like 13 pages.
00:09:15.640 And the second thing you'll notice
00:09:16.880 if you scroll through it there
00:09:17.980 is there's a lot of white space, right?
00:09:20.460 And like a little summary there
00:09:22.240 and table of contents.
00:09:24.160 So there's actually only 20,
00:09:26.860 like a big blank page there.
00:09:28.880 There's actually only 20 pages of stuff,
00:09:31.360 half of which is French.
00:09:32.020 So it's 10 pages.
00:09:32.860 Can you read 10 pages of legalese?
00:09:35.320 Sure you can.
00:09:37.260 Let's do it together.
00:09:40.340 Can you scroll up a little bit?
00:09:42.580 So, yeah, a little bit more.
00:09:45.220 Yeah, so this is the beginning.
00:09:47.180 Can you pump it up one more font size?
00:09:48.940 We can lose some of the French.
00:09:50.000 Yeah, perfect.
00:09:51.960 Her Majesty,
00:09:53.100 by and with the advice and consent
00:09:55.040 of the Senate and the House of Commons of Canada
00:09:56.640 enacts as follows.
00:09:57.980 So the first thing this bill does
00:09:59.420 is it amends the criminal code.
00:10:02.020 It adds section,
00:10:08.180 it adds something to section 810.2.
00:10:14.620 The following,
00:10:15.260 so and then it adds this definition.
00:10:17.340 So when it says sections 319.7 of the act
00:10:20.120 is amended by adding the following
00:10:21.480 in alphabetical order.
00:10:22.360 So it's just,
00:10:23.580 as you saw in the title of the act,
00:10:25.760 this law changes two other laws.
00:10:28.520 It changes the criminal code
00:10:29.760 and it changes the Canadian Human Rights Act.
00:10:31.840 So the first change,
00:10:33.420 the first substantive change,
00:10:35.080 is it defines the word hatred.
00:10:38.400 And you've got to do that
00:10:39.680 if you're going to ban something,
00:10:41.560 if you're going to ban hate,
00:10:43.340 you've got to define it.
00:10:44.580 So imagine this is the definition
00:10:47.440 of what they're trying to ban.
00:10:49.260 Hatred means the emotion
00:10:52.920 that involves detestation or vilification
00:10:58.340 and that is stronger than dislike or disdain.
00:11:03.180 That's sort of an odd definition.
00:11:05.740 Let me see what Webster's definition of hatred is.
00:11:11.880 I'm just curious what language they use.
00:11:15.500 Extreme dislike or disgust.
00:11:18.640 Ill will or resentment.
00:11:21.880 Prejudice, hostility or animosity.
00:11:28.780 Intense hostility and aversion.
00:11:32.660 Oh, you know,
00:11:33.260 I'm going to read you from Merriam-Webster.
00:11:37.100 Their first definition is my favorite.
00:11:39.160 Ready?
00:11:39.260 Intense hostility and aversion.
00:11:45.880 Usually deriving from fear, anger,
00:11:49.100 or sense of injury.
00:11:50.680 I think they nailed it.
00:11:55.440 Intense hostility and aversion.
00:11:58.800 I love it.
00:11:59.660 So it's not just a little bit.
00:12:01.480 It's hostility, aversion.
00:12:03.860 I don't want it.
00:12:04.460 But usually deriving from fear, anger, or sense of injury.
00:12:09.600 It's so true, isn't it?
00:12:11.420 I'm afraid of something.
00:12:12.700 I hate that spider.
00:12:16.040 Anger.
00:12:16.580 I'm so mad at you.
00:12:18.720 I hate you.
00:12:20.260 Or sense of injury.
00:12:22.180 That's the most important one.
00:12:23.340 I sometimes call that grievance.
00:12:26.720 I hate this system.
00:12:29.640 I hate the way that is.
00:12:31.560 I hate this part of society.
00:12:33.900 There's something wrong.
00:12:35.820 I have a sense of urgency.
00:12:37.480 Sorry, injury, pardon me.
00:12:39.020 Or injustice.
00:12:41.380 I think that's very perceptive.
00:12:43.340 The one thing I find odd,
00:12:50.040 go back to the law, if you please,
00:12:51.680 is that they acknowledge right in the very first sentence there
00:12:55.140 that they are banning a human emotion.
00:13:01.520 For all the gentlemen watching,
00:13:03.820 let's just talk about banning emotions.
00:13:06.460 Let's say you're getting into a real argument with your missus.
00:13:10.000 Does it work to say, calm down?
00:13:14.820 Does that often work?
00:13:16.880 Does that often work to say, don't be so upset?
00:13:24.440 Justin, do you have any success with that?
00:13:27.400 Does that maybe sometimes make it,
00:13:29.380 it's like putting a lid on a pressure cooker.
00:13:32.860 Does that make it maybe just a teeny tiny bit worse sometimes,
00:13:35.760 a little bit?
00:13:36.140 Yeah, I mean,
00:13:39.520 I think if someone's mad,
00:13:43.120 and instead of addressing what they're mad about,
00:13:45.380 and you can reject it,
00:13:46.320 you can say you're wrong because,
00:13:48.940 or you can say you're right because,
00:13:50.740 or how can we,
00:13:51.880 so there's a lot of ways to be a grown up,
00:13:53.600 I don't know all of them.
00:13:55.080 But if your response is, don't be mad,
00:13:58.540 I think that makes people mad.
00:14:00.360 And if your response to someone who has a natural human emotion
00:14:04.920 is to say, well, we're just,
00:14:07.140 just turn off the emotion, will you?
00:14:08.500 I don't think that works unless you deal with the underlying grievance.
00:14:12.620 Anyway, can you put the law back up?
00:14:14.120 We'll go through.
00:14:14.540 I'm going to speed up.
00:14:16.320 So they define hatred,
00:14:17.480 but then it's really weird.
00:14:19.960 They say, for greater certainty,
00:14:21.600 the communication of a statement
00:14:24.280 does not incite or promote hatred
00:14:26.780 for the purposes of this section
00:14:29.020 solely because it discredits,
00:14:31.700 humiliates, hurts, or offends.
00:14:34.840 What?
00:14:35.880 So if you have an emotion of detestation
00:14:40.840 that is stronger than dislike,
00:14:42.860 that's hate.
00:14:44.560 But it can humiliate, discredit, hurt, and offend you
00:14:48.840 and not be hate.
00:14:50.380 What?
00:14:51.200 Would you know how to apply this rule?
00:14:52.860 Would you, do you think a jury,
00:14:55.040 if you said to a jury,
00:14:56.280 you got 12 ordinary people.
00:14:58.780 Hey guys, convict him
00:15:01.160 if he detests or vilifies someone
00:15:04.700 stronger than a dislike.
00:15:07.100 But don't convict him
00:15:08.960 solely because he discredits,
00:15:11.640 humiliates, hurts, and offends
00:15:13.340 through his emotion or word.
00:15:16.400 Like what?
00:15:17.380 So what am I supposed to do?
00:15:19.280 So it's good if he humiliates you,
00:15:21.760 but if it's bad,
00:15:22.940 if he detests you.
00:15:26.180 How does that work?
00:15:27.980 Take it down for a shot.
00:15:28.980 So,
00:15:31.240 now detesting,
00:15:32.720 that's like a sense of disgust or anger,
00:15:35.360 but it's internal.
00:15:36.500 I detest that.
00:15:37.780 I detest escargot.
00:15:40.480 I detest that movie.
00:15:43.340 All right, you're not doing anything about it.
00:15:44.860 You're just, really,
00:15:45.720 you're talking about yourself, right?
00:15:46.880 When you say,
00:15:48.240 I hate that,
00:15:50.480 you're actually describing yourself.
00:15:53.720 Now,
00:15:54.240 maybe people say,
00:15:55.540 well, you're a really good guy,
00:15:57.060 so if you hate it,
00:15:58.080 maybe I should too.
00:15:59.600 But if you say,
00:16:00.480 I hate,
00:16:01.440 you know,
00:16:03.280 escargot,
00:16:03.860 I don't know why I chose that example.
00:16:06.220 Okay,
00:16:07.040 so now I know what you like
00:16:08.460 and what you don't like,
00:16:09.480 but I can probably come up
00:16:11.020 with my own opinion
00:16:11.800 as to whether or not
00:16:12.700 I like escargot.
00:16:13.500 I hate escargot.
00:16:16.760 Okay,
00:16:17.400 calm down,
00:16:17.940 don't eat,
00:16:18.240 don't order it then.
00:16:20.900 So that's illegal,
00:16:23.680 but if you discredit,
00:16:26.280 humiliate,
00:16:27.520 hurt,
00:16:28.200 or what were the other words?
00:16:29.200 Injure or something?
00:16:30.560 That's not,
00:16:31.260 yeah,
00:16:31.900 discredit,
00:16:33.780 humiliate,
00:16:36.440 hurt,
00:16:36.700 or offend,
00:16:37.680 that's okay.
00:16:38.640 That's a lot different.
00:16:40.480 Don't eat escargot.
00:16:41.860 It's terrible for you.
00:16:44.320 Humiliate.
00:16:45.100 Look at how gross
00:16:46.160 that escargot is.
00:16:47.840 Don't eat it.
00:16:48.880 Like,
00:16:49.080 I'm trying to show you
00:16:49.760 the difference between
00:16:50.380 I hate something
00:16:51.540 and,
00:16:52.260 which is banned,
00:16:53.660 and the humiliation,
00:16:55.460 discredit,
00:16:56.320 like,
00:16:56.620 why,
00:16:57.160 I don't get it.
00:16:58.580 You can't have the emotion
00:17:00.180 internally
00:17:01.100 that you hate escargot,
00:17:02.480 but you're allowed
00:17:03.160 to discredit it
00:17:03.940 and humiliate it.
00:17:05.360 Maybe I'm using
00:17:05.960 a dumb example
00:17:06.680 of the snails,
00:17:07.780 but
00:17:07.960 this law already,
00:17:10.480 we're in the first paragraph,
00:17:11.900 and I don't know
00:17:13.680 how ordinary people
00:17:15.720 are going to make sense of it
00:17:16.800 and I don't think you can
00:17:18.040 because who on earth
00:17:19.420 thought it was a good idea
00:17:20.520 to criminalize,
00:17:22.080 and we're in the criminal code here,
00:17:23.180 we're talking about
00:17:23.520 the criminal code now,
00:17:24.160 remember they're changing
00:17:24.920 two different laws,
00:17:26.120 the criminal code
00:17:26.700 and the Human Rights Act.
00:17:27.800 Who thinks it's a good idea
00:17:30.400 to criminalize feelings?
00:17:32.660 They call it an emotion,
00:17:34.420 like they're not pretending
00:17:35.340 hate is something tangible
00:17:37.720 like particles in the air.
00:17:41.720 You know,
00:17:42.260 we're going to regulate
00:17:43.480 the amount of parts per million
00:17:45.240 of hate,
00:17:47.500 the amount of parts per million
00:17:49.000 of salt or something,
00:17:51.940 or carbon dioxide.
00:17:54.720 They're trying to regulate
00:17:55.800 an emotion.
00:17:56.400 How do they know?
00:17:58.600 Who do they think they are?
00:18:00.840 Oh honey,
00:18:01.620 don't be mad.
00:18:02.300 You're just mad.
00:18:04.080 Yeah,
00:18:04.500 now I'm madder.
00:18:07.720 Can you think of any other laws
00:18:09.540 that regulate feelings?
00:18:11.740 I don't think there are any.
00:18:13.620 Laws,
00:18:14.100 like there's laws against
00:18:15.620 uttering a death threat.
00:18:16.820 Everyone knows that.
00:18:17.640 You can't utter a death threat.
00:18:19.200 Now,
00:18:19.580 the law has a high standard.
00:18:21.460 It has to be a credible death threat.
00:18:23.300 It has to be,
00:18:24.380 someone has to really be
00:18:25.300 an apprehension of fear
00:18:27.320 that it's going to happen to them.
00:18:29.780 It has to be credible
00:18:30.880 and imminent.
00:18:32.180 You can't just say,
00:18:33.100 oh,
00:18:33.160 I'm going to kill you.
00:18:34.480 I mean,
00:18:34.780 especially if you say it as a joke
00:18:36.220 and everyone knows you're joking.
00:18:37.440 I'm going to kill you.
00:18:39.780 That's not a death threat,
00:18:40.940 right?
00:18:41.180 But it's,
00:18:45.000 it's,
00:18:46.000 your feeling isn't being regulated there.
00:18:49.720 Your threat to the other person
00:18:51.080 is what's being regulated
00:18:52.020 and there's an objective test to it.
00:18:56.860 I can't think of any other laws
00:18:58.480 that regulate feelings.
00:18:59.660 I just can't.
00:19:01.440 Do you think that's going to work out well?
00:19:03.700 That would be like telling the missus,
00:19:05.260 we have a contract now.
00:19:06.620 You have to like me.
00:19:08.040 You can't hate me.
00:19:09.400 Deal?
00:19:09.600 Sign here.
00:19:11.000 You signed the agreement.
00:19:12.200 You have to like me.
00:19:13.220 It doesn't work that way.
00:19:15.240 Isn't that what a marriage contract is?
00:19:16.660 You say,
00:19:17.000 no,
00:19:17.680 no,
00:19:18.080 a marriage contract,
00:19:19.840 if it,
00:19:20.740 you know,
00:19:21.000 maybe you've heard it,
00:19:21.700 for better or for worse,
00:19:23.560 in sickness or in health,
00:19:26.100 till death do us part.
00:19:27.020 So the traditional marriage contract,
00:19:30.220 if you can call it that,
00:19:32.400 specifically says,
00:19:34.080 you're married even if you don't like each other.
00:19:36.560 Would you agree with me on that?
00:19:37.720 At least that traditional phrase,
00:19:40.880 in sickness in the South,
00:19:41.760 for better,
00:19:42.560 you know,
00:19:43.040 that's saying,
00:19:44.520 you can't just quit when your feelings change.
00:19:46.880 That's what that says,
00:19:47.740 I think.
00:19:50.680 I don't think you can make a contract for feelings.
00:19:53.940 And by the way,
00:19:54.420 how would you even check?
00:19:55.600 People can lie.
00:19:57.300 What a weird law this is.
00:19:58.440 Let's go through it faster.
00:19:59.220 I'm sorry I went on that little escargot tangent,
00:20:01.020 but I'm just trying to point out
00:20:02.620 how weird it is to define hate
00:20:05.080 in a complicated way
00:20:07.000 and how weird it is to try and legislate emotions.
00:20:09.840 That's really weird.
00:20:11.100 But let's go through this.
00:20:12.480 I'm sorry,
00:20:12.740 I've got to be faster if I'm going to get through
00:20:14.080 the start of the 1220.
00:20:16.660 Look at this.
00:20:17.260 This is the crazy part.
00:20:18.160 This isn't even censorship.
00:20:19.460 The censorship part comes later.
00:20:22.000 This,
00:20:22.460 I think,
00:20:22.680 is the most terrifying law I've ever seen.
00:20:25.360 Ever.
00:20:25.700 In any free country.
00:20:29.020 And frankly,
00:20:29.780 if you showed me this law in China,
00:20:31.240 I'd say,
00:20:31.640 yeah,
00:20:32.120 that's one of the things that makes China awful.
00:20:34.420 So this is a proposed amendment
00:20:36.280 to the criminal code.
00:20:38.540 It's a new section.
00:20:39.800 This is a new section in the criminal code
00:20:42.140 called fear
00:20:43.720 of hate propaganda offense
00:20:47.040 or hate crime.
00:20:48.520 So now they're talking about
00:20:49.960 another emotion called fear.
00:20:51.560 A person may,
00:20:56.380 with the Attorney General's consent,
00:20:58.100 lay an information
00:20:58.880 before a provincial court judge
00:21:00.480 if the person fears
00:21:02.780 on reasonable grounds
00:21:05.180 that another person will commit
00:21:07.340 an offense under Section 318 or 319.
00:21:10.200 So those are hate offenses.
00:21:13.140 By the way,
00:21:13.960 they're not assaults.
00:21:15.400 They're like hate propaganda,
00:21:16.960 like saying mean things.
00:21:18.340 Or an offense under subsection 434.
00:21:23.760 That's mischief.
00:21:25.540 Or
00:21:25.960 an offense motivated by bias,
00:21:30.580 prejudice,
00:21:31.240 or hate
00:21:31.820 based on race,
00:21:33.420 national or ethnic origin,
00:21:35.020 language,
00:21:35.660 color,
00:21:35.880 religion,
00:21:36.280 sex,
00:21:36.580 age,
00:21:36.920 mental or physical disability,
00:21:38.760 sexual orientation,
00:21:40.160 gender,
00:21:40.920 identity,
00:21:42.400 or expression.
00:21:44.600 Or any other similar factor.
00:21:46.880 So there's other things similar.
00:21:48.340 So just to remind you,
00:21:50.320 for those of you who aren't woke,
00:21:52.420 gender identity
00:21:53.260 is what you say you are.
00:21:57.120 Gender expression
00:21:58.040 is what you sort of try
00:21:58.980 and show that you are.
00:22:00.620 So you can have a gender identity.
00:22:03.160 You can look like,
00:22:05.400 remember in South Park
00:22:06.640 when Randy Macho Man Savage,
00:22:08.960 do you know what I'm talking about?
00:22:11.800 Can you play like a minute of that
00:22:13.660 or 30 seconds of that?
00:22:15.240 We won't put up too much of it
00:22:16.560 because we want to respect copyright laws,
00:22:19.120 but South Park is so funny.
00:22:20.940 So they have the strongest woman contest
00:22:22.780 and it's all these really athletic women.
00:22:26.100 And
00:22:26.300 then Randy the Macho Man Savage,
00:22:30.540 wrestling icon from 20 years ago,
00:22:33.220 shows up
00:22:33.820 in his beard
00:22:35.480 talking.
00:22:37.820 Yeah, let's take a look.
00:22:38.840 I'll show you.
00:22:39.840 Ready.
00:22:40.600 Oh yeah, I'm ready, David.
00:22:42.200 There are just so many amazing women athletes
00:22:44.780 out here today.
00:22:45.460 It makes me so proud.
00:22:46.980 Now, this is the first year
00:22:48.440 that a trans woman is in the competition.
00:22:50.480 How do you feel about that?
00:22:51.800 Amazing.
00:22:52.480 I feel honored to be a part of history.
00:22:54.600 I have a lot of incredible trans friends
00:22:56.280 who are athletes,
00:22:57.240 and so we're all inspired.
00:22:58.600 This woman's competing.
00:23:00.160 Uh-huh.
00:23:00.500 And have you actually ever met Heather Swanson?
00:23:03.760 No, I've never competed against her before.
00:23:05.900 No.
00:23:06.400 She's not exactly your average trans athlete.
00:23:09.220 Well, what is an average trans athlete?
00:23:12.020 Honestly, I find that kind of bigoted, David.
00:23:14.300 Okay.
00:23:15.120 Heather Swanson is actually joining us now.
00:23:17.500 Ms. Swanson,
00:23:18.320 how does it feel to be competing today?
00:23:21.320 I can't tell you how free I feel
00:23:23.840 now that I've started identifying as a woman.
00:23:26.640 Now that I can compete as female,
00:23:29.720 I'm ready to smash the other girls.
00:23:33.360 And is it correct you just started identifying
00:23:35.480 as female two weeks ago?
00:23:37.380 I'm not here to talk about my transition.
00:23:40.240 I'm here to kick some f***ing ass.
00:23:42.820 Let me tell you something, Dingleberry.
00:23:44.980 David Perry.
00:23:45.900 I'm gonna rule up the other women here,
00:23:48.380 and I'm gonna smoke them.
00:23:50.420 I am the strongest woman this state has ever seen.
00:23:54.040 Any words for the challenger, Ms. Woman?
00:23:58.180 Uh, good luck, Heather.
00:23:59.860 Ha ha, luck is for dudes!
00:24:03.020 Well, with that, let's get right to the end.
00:24:07.180 Is that not spot on?
00:24:10.360 Welcome to the Tokyo Olympics, by the way,
00:24:13.420 where Laurel Hubbard will be in the role
00:24:16.980 of Randy the Macho Man Savage.
00:24:19.280 And I think Laurel Hubbard's gonna win.
00:24:21.260 Um, and good for, what's the phrase?
00:24:23.580 Good for her, right?
00:24:25.260 That's, uh, gender identity.
00:24:28.100 Randy the Macho Man Savage there
00:24:29.620 identifies as a woman.
00:24:31.680 He's not expressing himself.
00:24:33.740 He didn't bother to shave.
00:24:35.340 But he's identifying as a woman.
00:24:37.340 So, let's go back to the law.
00:24:39.080 I wanted to show you that,
00:24:40.060 because that's,
00:24:41.400 if someone believes
00:24:43.360 that you're gonna say something really mean,
00:24:48.200 that's section A,
00:24:49.640 or commit an offense
00:24:51.800 motivated by any of those things there,
00:24:57.200 if you are afraid of that.
00:25:00.820 So, it hasn't happened,
00:25:02.580 but you're just afraid.
00:25:03.860 Remember, this is regulating fear now.
00:25:05.480 We were regulating hate,
00:25:06.500 now it's regulating fear.
00:25:07.820 What can you do?
00:25:08.640 Well, the next section says,
00:25:12.340 the provincial court judge
00:25:13.360 who receives an information
00:25:14.700 may cause the parties to appear
00:25:16.680 before a provincial court judge.
00:25:18.800 If the provincial court judge
00:25:20.500 before whom the parties appear
00:25:21.860 is satisfied by the evidence adduced,
00:25:24.640 that the informant has
00:25:26.040 reasonable grounds for the fear,
00:25:30.240 so it's your fear
00:25:31.640 that determines my freedom.
00:25:34.180 It's your fear
00:25:35.280 that determines what will happen to me.
00:25:37.140 I haven't done anything.
00:25:39.520 It's your fear
00:25:40.760 that now determines what happens.
00:25:42.620 The judge may order
00:25:43.960 that the defendant,
00:25:45.420 oh, you're a defendant now.
00:25:46.880 They haven't done anything wrong.
00:25:48.880 You haven't been charged with a crime.
00:25:50.800 You haven't committed a crime.
00:25:52.100 You haven't been caught in a crime.
00:25:53.280 You haven't been convicted of a crime.
00:25:55.020 But if someone is afraid
00:25:56.960 that you may commit a crime,
00:26:00.160 but only if it's
00:26:02.560 one of those trans crimes
00:26:05.060 or biased crimes
00:26:05.940 they're talking about,
00:26:07.000 like you can't do this
00:26:07.940 for any other person.
00:26:08.820 You can't do this
00:26:09.540 for someone you're afraid
00:26:10.460 is going to commit murder.
00:26:12.500 That's specifically
00:26:13.460 not mentioned there.
00:26:15.480 You can't do this
00:26:16.540 for someone
00:26:17.380 who you think
00:26:17.860 is going to kidnap you
00:26:18.860 or rob you
00:26:20.060 or even shoplift from you.
00:26:23.060 This only applies
00:26:24.480 to bias crimes
00:26:26.140 against Randy the Macho Man Savage
00:26:27.560 or other people like that.
00:26:28.480 This judge
00:26:31.440 can sentence them
00:26:33.700 based on your fear level.
00:26:36.660 Let me just say it
00:26:37.320 one more time
00:26:37.940 if I'm not clear enough.
00:26:40.760 If you're afraid of someone
00:26:42.300 but they have not done
00:26:45.140 anything to you,
00:26:47.460 they've committed no crime,
00:26:49.320 they've not threatened
00:26:50.060 to commit a crime,
00:26:51.100 they have not done the crime,
00:26:52.820 they have not been caught
00:26:53.660 in a crime,
00:26:54.200 they have no criminal record,
00:26:55.800 they are just someone
00:26:56.840 you're afraid of.
00:27:00.140 You can go
00:27:01.140 and get a judge
00:27:02.100 to do the following
00:27:03.160 things to them.
00:27:04.640 Now again,
00:27:05.800 only if you're afraid
00:27:07.120 that they'll be
00:27:07.720 like a racist
00:27:08.640 or something
00:27:09.480 or anti-trans,
00:27:11.200 not if they'll do
00:27:11.860 a real crime
00:27:12.600 like murder.
00:27:13.780 Can you put that back up?
00:27:14.660 Let's scroll through
00:27:15.400 a little bit.
00:27:16.060 Here's what the judge can do.
00:27:20.280 Conditions in the recognizance.
00:27:23.580 The provincial court judge
00:27:24.900 may add any reasonable conditions
00:27:26.900 to the recognizance.
00:27:28.000 Recognizance is like bail.
00:27:29.200 It's like a promise.
00:27:31.160 The judge considers desirable
00:27:33.140 to secure the good conduct
00:27:34.620 of the defendant
00:27:35.440 including conditions that,
00:27:37.440 let's read some of these,
00:27:38.980 require the defendant
00:27:39.940 to wear an electronic
00:27:40.880 monitoring device.
00:27:42.840 Require the defendant
00:27:43.780 to return to
00:27:44.700 and remain at their place
00:27:45.640 of residence
00:27:46.440 at specified times.
00:27:48.100 That's called house arrest.
00:27:50.540 Require the defendant
00:27:51.500 to abstain from the consumption
00:27:52.840 of drugs or alcohol.
00:27:54.900 Require the defendant
00:27:56.880 to provide,
00:27:58.000 for the purpose of analysis,
00:27:59.640 a sample of a bodily substance.
00:28:02.680 Pee in a jar.
00:28:04.620 Give your DNA.
00:28:06.680 Give some blood.
00:28:08.300 Wow.
00:28:09.400 Require the defendant
00:28:10.420 to provide bodily substance
00:28:13.380 on a regular interval.
00:28:15.280 Really?
00:28:16.220 Because I'm afraid of you.
00:28:17.460 I can get a judge
00:28:19.640 to order you
00:28:20.240 to give blood samples
00:28:21.240 every week.
00:28:21.780 Got it.
00:28:23.660 F is terrifying.
00:28:26.000 Prohibit the defendant
00:28:27.140 from communicating
00:28:29.120 directly or indirectly
00:28:30.960 with any person
00:28:33.100 identified in the recognizance
00:28:34.860 or refrain from going
00:28:36.780 to any place
00:28:37.740 specified in the recognizance
00:28:39.180 except in accordance
00:28:40.800 with the condition
00:28:41.440 specified in the recognizance.
00:28:42.920 So this isn't just
00:28:45.700 a restraining order.
00:28:46.480 I think I've told you
00:28:46.980 the story of how I,
00:28:48.020 the very first thing
00:28:48.920 I did as a lawyer
00:28:49.760 was to get a restraining order
00:28:51.340 for a woman
00:28:52.620 who was scared of her ex
00:28:55.240 who was actually in prison.
00:28:56.800 That's the first time
00:28:57.280 I'd actually been in prison.
00:28:58.620 I went into the prison,
00:29:00.680 maximum security,
00:29:02.100 to serve a restraining order,
00:29:03.780 which is weird.
00:29:04.600 The guy's in prison.
00:29:06.040 But I went into prison
00:29:07.020 to serve a restraining order
00:29:08.280 on a prisoner
00:29:09.060 on behalf of his wife.
00:29:10.600 And I remember
00:29:11.780 it was the first time
00:29:12.640 I ever drafted
00:29:13.180 a restraining order
00:29:13.880 in my life.
00:29:18.080 Justin,
00:29:18.540 it was very specific.
00:29:20.100 It was,
00:29:20.980 don't come within
00:29:21.920 X number of yards
00:29:23.380 of this woman.
00:29:25.840 Or maybe her residence
00:29:27.260 in there too.
00:29:27.860 But it was like,
00:29:28.280 don't come within,
00:29:29.660 it was about the woman.
00:29:30.880 Don't bug her.
00:29:31.520 Don't come within
00:29:32.240 a certain range of her.
00:29:34.280 Don't contact her.
00:29:35.900 Like it was,
00:29:36.580 like that prisoner
00:29:37.640 who was in jail,
00:29:38.540 so it's weird.
00:29:39.060 Why would you serve?
00:29:39.660 Well,
00:29:39.960 because he was going
00:29:40.480 to get out.
00:29:42.860 He can go anywhere
00:29:43.940 he wants,
00:29:44.880 but not that woman.
00:29:46.300 But what we see here,
00:29:47.400 it's not limited
00:29:48.160 to the defendant,
00:29:49.180 to the person
00:29:49.900 who's afraid, right?
00:29:51.260 A judge can say,
00:29:52.580 you can't talk
00:29:53.300 to members
00:29:53.700 of your political party.
00:29:54.880 You can't talk
00:29:55.840 to your family.
00:29:56.880 You can't talk
00:29:57.860 to your employees.
00:29:59.600 Like I'm thinking
00:30:00.460 of myself
00:30:01.140 in this case
00:30:02.260 because I know
00:30:02.820 this law was written
00:30:03.740 with conservative
00:30:05.140 political activists
00:30:05.980 in mind.
00:30:06.460 So imagine
00:30:07.000 someone goes to court
00:30:08.640 and says,
00:30:09.100 Your Honor,
00:30:10.540 I'm afraid
00:30:11.560 of Ezra Levant.
00:30:13.860 And my lawyer
00:30:15.080 would be there
00:30:15.980 and say,
00:30:16.260 well,
00:30:16.340 Ezra Levant's
00:30:16.880 never been charged
00:30:17.600 with a crime,
00:30:18.120 let alone convicted
00:30:18.820 of a crime.
00:30:19.400 go away.
00:30:24.620 And then this activist,
00:30:26.480 let's call him
00:30:27.040 Randy Macho Man Savage,
00:30:28.780 would say,
00:30:30.000 no, no, no.
00:30:30.560 I don't have to prove
00:30:31.340 that he's done anything.
00:30:32.240 I don't have to prove
00:30:33.620 he's done a crime
00:30:34.460 because I'm afraid
00:30:36.220 of him.
00:30:37.620 Can you order him
00:30:38.980 to take a weekly
00:30:41.200 blood test
00:30:41.980 just to mess him up?
00:30:43.780 Can you put him
00:30:44.320 under house arrest
00:30:45.220 so he can't go
00:30:46.660 into the office?
00:30:47.420 And can you make it
00:30:48.880 so he can't even
00:30:50.000 work?
00:30:53.020 He can't talk
00:30:53.600 to his employees.
00:30:54.480 He can't theoretically
00:30:56.260 even talk to his lawyers.
00:30:58.440 Like that's banning
00:30:59.400 someone from communicating
00:31:00.520 with anyone.
00:31:03.800 I got a restraining order
00:31:05.100 for a young woman
00:31:05.860 banning someone
00:31:07.080 from talking to
00:31:07.960 her.
00:31:09.600 Some guy
00:31:10.280 who was a threat
00:31:11.120 to her
00:31:11.960 had to prove it
00:31:12.960 to a judge.
00:31:13.500 The judge says,
00:31:13.960 all right,
00:31:14.280 I'll sign it.
00:31:14.720 And by the way,
00:31:15.800 if you've ever seen
00:31:17.860 a restraining order
00:31:18.600 granted ex parte
00:31:19.520 like that,
00:31:21.240 at the bottom of it,
00:31:22.720 it says,
00:31:23.460 if you disagree
00:31:24.420 with this restraining order,
00:31:25.480 come back to court
00:31:26.180 and we'll hear your sign.
00:31:28.120 So restraining orders
00:31:29.420 are an unusual document
00:31:30.720 because they're
00:31:31.540 often given
00:31:32.420 in an emergency
00:31:33.100 circumstance,
00:31:33.780 but they allow
00:31:35.000 the person
00:31:35.520 who's being restrained
00:31:36.300 to say,
00:31:36.700 Your Honor,
00:31:37.260 I don't even know
00:31:37.960 what you're talking about.
00:31:39.100 Let me,
00:31:39.700 can I tell you
00:31:40.160 my side of the story?
00:31:41.340 Restraining orders
00:31:41.920 have that built in them,
00:31:42.840 not this.
00:31:43.960 Crazy.
00:31:49.320 I think there's
00:31:50.000 a few more parts there.
00:31:50.800 Oh, of course,
00:31:51.940 they have the right
00:31:52.840 to seize your weapons
00:31:53.820 including crossbows,
00:31:56.440 bows and arrows,
00:31:58.300 ammunition,
00:32:01.620 lawful firearms,
00:32:02.960 whatever.
00:32:05.120 And, yeah,
00:32:06.380 so,
00:32:07.720 and then scroll down.
00:32:09.160 I think that's
00:32:09.740 the last of it.
00:32:10.460 Is that the last of that?
00:32:11.800 A little bit further down.
00:32:13.960 Yeah,
00:32:19.700 these are just all
00:32:20.480 sort of housekeeping,
00:32:21.520 changing the sections.
00:32:23.980 Restriction bodily substances
00:32:25.560 may not be,
00:32:28.480 yeah,
00:32:29.860 okay.
00:32:30.920 Samples,
00:32:31.420 let me just read that,
00:32:32.120 I didn't read that before.
00:32:32.920 Samples of bodily substances
00:32:34.300 referred to
00:32:35.080 may not be taken,
00:32:36.120 analyzed,
00:32:36.480 stored,
00:32:36.680 handled,
00:32:36.940 or destroyed,
00:32:37.820 and the records
00:32:38.500 of the result
00:32:38.880 of the analysis
00:32:39.440 of the samples
00:32:40.040 may not be protected
00:32:41.080 or destroyed
00:32:41.700 except in accordance
00:32:43.100 with the designations
00:32:44.160 and specifications
00:32:44.900 made out of subsection one.
00:32:47.020 All right,
00:32:47.580 so the judge can do
00:32:49.400 anything he wants
00:32:50.060 with your blood samples.
00:32:50.960 Oh,
00:32:57.340 and to hold that
00:32:58.540 as evidence.
00:33:00.420 You scroll up
00:33:00.980 just a little bit there.
00:33:02.620 The Attorney General
00:33:03.660 of a province
00:33:04.240 or the Minister of Justice
00:33:05.380 of a territory
00:33:06.060 or a person authorized
00:33:07.260 shall cause
00:33:08.360 all samples
00:33:09.000 of bodily substances
00:33:10.000 provided
00:33:10.580 under Section 810
00:33:12.840 to be destroyed
00:33:14.740 within the period
00:33:15.400 prescribed by regulation
00:33:16.540 unless the samples
00:33:17.460 are reasonably expected
00:33:19.060 to be used
00:33:20.620 as evidence.
00:33:23.580 So,
00:33:24.340 it can be used
00:33:25.020 as evidence
00:33:25.520 against you
00:33:26.240 and you have
00:33:27.900 to give these samples.
00:33:29.280 That's really creepy.
00:33:31.140 This is in a speech,
00:33:32.240 this is in a censorship
00:33:33.120 bill, Justin.
00:33:40.100 Prohibition of use
00:33:41.260 of bodily substances
00:33:42.140 is so much here
00:33:43.300 about DNA,
00:33:44.060 I've just,
00:33:44.380 it's crazy.
00:33:45.600 This is a censorship bill.
00:33:47.680 Page after page
00:33:48.660 about what they can do
00:33:49.500 with your blood
00:33:50.100 and urine
00:33:50.540 and DNA.
00:33:52.840 They can take your DNA.
00:33:56.180 And you didn't even
00:33:57.020 have to do a crime.
00:34:00.680 List of conditions
00:34:01.660 are replaced
00:34:02.080 by the following,
00:34:02.960 keep the peace,
00:34:04.840 abstain from possessing
00:34:06.060 a firearm,
00:34:06.680 crossbow,
00:34:07.180 prohibitive weapon,
00:34:08.660 participates in
00:34:09.340 a treatment program.
00:34:11.320 Oh.
00:34:12.960 Where's an electronic
00:34:14.040 monitoring device?
00:34:15.860 Remain within
00:34:16.320 a specified geographic area.
00:34:18.640 Returns to
00:34:19.180 and remains
00:34:19.580 at their place
00:34:20.060 of residence.
00:34:21.560 Abstains from
00:34:22.140 the consumption
00:34:22.600 of drugs
00:34:23.280 and alcohol.
00:34:24.160 this is a censorship law?
00:34:31.380 This reminds me of
00:34:32.500 what they did
00:34:33.000 to Britney Spears.
00:34:35.060 You following that
00:34:36.060 at all?
00:34:38.320 We should,
00:34:39.040 we should do a story
00:34:39.860 on that.
00:34:42.640 And then they
00:34:43.440 make some amendments
00:34:44.600 to the Youth Criminal
00:34:46.280 Justice Act
00:34:46.980 as well.
00:34:49.020 Scroll down a bit.
00:34:49.860 Okay, so
00:34:53.540 that's the first
00:34:54.980 chunk of this law.
00:34:56.520 Actually, I think
00:34:57.000 that's the longest
00:34:57.640 part of the law,
00:34:58.500 isn't it?
00:34:59.180 It's the most sections.
00:35:01.400 What page are you on
00:35:02.440 on the PDF there?
00:35:05.280 Okay, so you're
00:35:05.980 halfway through.
00:35:08.520 So let's pause
00:35:09.540 for a second,
00:35:09.980 take it down please.
00:35:10.580 half of this law,
00:35:16.980 we haven't even got
00:35:17.840 to the Canadian
00:35:18.700 Human Rights Act
00:35:19.400 part, have we?
00:35:20.640 This is the criminal
00:35:21.560 code.
00:35:24.160 Any person
00:35:25.200 can go to a judge
00:35:27.680 and say,
00:35:29.140 I'm afraid of him.
00:35:32.920 Can you lock him up?
00:35:36.600 Now, you can't do
00:35:37.560 that for a murderer,
00:35:38.640 a drug dealer,
00:35:39.360 a gang member,
00:35:40.000 or a shoplifter
00:35:40.800 or a rapist
00:35:41.820 or a stalker.
00:35:44.780 You can only do
00:35:45.800 that if someone
00:35:47.120 is a,
00:35:48.600 well, not,
00:35:49.160 I was going to say
00:35:49.720 a hate criminal,
00:35:50.520 but that's not true
00:35:51.240 because they don't
00:35:51.820 have to have committed
00:35:52.480 the crime yet.
00:35:53.860 If someone's a hate
00:35:54.680 criminal making
00:35:55.800 one of these emotion
00:35:56.740 crimes that we've
00:35:57.800 read about,
00:35:59.580 then they're charged
00:36:01.160 and convicted
00:36:01.740 and they have a trial
00:36:02.640 for one of these
00:36:03.780 hate crimes.
00:36:04.280 And I don't believe
00:36:05.460 that you should
00:36:06.380 criminalize feelings.
00:36:07.460 I don't think
00:36:08.400 that's practical.
00:36:09.100 I don't think
00:36:09.580 that's reasonable.
00:36:10.200 I don't think
00:36:10.600 that is what
00:36:11.520 our justice system
00:36:12.400 is about.
00:36:13.860 I think that's
00:36:14.380 contrary to law.
00:36:16.820 Frankly,
00:36:17.180 I think it's
00:36:17.440 a violation
00:36:17.940 of your freedom
00:36:20.280 of conscience.
00:36:22.560 I think you
00:36:23.200 should be able
00:36:23.580 to have whatever
00:36:24.160 thoughts in your
00:36:24.820 mind you want.
00:36:25.900 What you act on,
00:36:27.420 if it affects others,
00:36:28.620 can be regulated.
00:36:29.540 But I think you
00:36:31.900 should be able
00:36:32.300 to have whatever
00:36:32.860 ideas you want.
00:36:34.040 In fact,
00:36:34.420 that's the very
00:36:35.160 first section
00:36:36.000 in our fundamental
00:36:37.700 freedom section
00:36:38.620 of our Constitution,
00:36:39.520 freedom of thought,
00:36:40.960 conscience,
00:36:41.400 and belief.
00:36:45.060 It's even before
00:36:45.940 our freedom of speech.
00:36:47.060 You have the right
00:36:47.720 to what's in your head.
00:36:48.580 But this law
00:36:52.480 allows any
00:36:53.680 activist,
00:36:55.280 any extremist,
00:36:56.560 any
00:36:56.920 anti-foot type,
00:36:58.680 any woke
00:36:59.360 professor
00:37:00.080 to go to court
00:37:01.960 and say,
00:37:03.460 I'm afraid of him.
00:37:04.540 It's called fear.
00:37:05.860 The section
00:37:06.380 is called fear.
00:37:07.560 Right?
00:37:07.780 It's the very
00:37:08.080 first word in it.
00:37:10.240 Not it happened.
00:37:12.420 Not I was attacked
00:37:13.340 so I'm afraid.
00:37:14.320 But I'm afraid
00:37:15.020 I will be attacked.
00:37:15.600 That's called
00:37:15.960 a pre-crime.
00:37:16.580 Can we get
00:37:19.360 just a little bit
00:37:19.980 of Minority Report
00:37:20.840 trailer?
00:37:22.700 I think that movie
00:37:23.620 is from the 90s.
00:37:25.540 An amazing movie.
00:37:28.520 I think it's based
00:37:29.460 on a Philip K.
00:37:30.260 Dick novel.
00:37:32.000 The Department
00:37:32.620 of Pre-Crime,
00:37:33.300 they had three
00:37:34.040 sort of weird
00:37:36.740 psychics,
00:37:38.500 very weird,
00:37:39.600 who would try
00:37:41.360 and predict
00:37:41.700 the future
00:37:42.200 and
00:37:43.900 they would
00:37:45.400 predict a crime
00:37:46.520 and then
00:37:47.260 they would
00:37:47.740 dispatch
00:37:48.260 the police,
00:37:49.520 the Department
00:37:49.860 of Pre-Crime
00:37:50.500 to go in
00:37:51.820 and arrest
00:37:52.400 the killer
00:37:52.860 right before
00:37:53.680 they kill
00:37:54.040 someone.
00:37:55.500 And
00:37:55.800 they called
00:37:58.280 them pre-cogs,
00:37:59.900 pre-cognitives
00:38:00.640 or pre-cognitive
00:38:01.120 going from memory.
00:38:03.340 And
00:38:03.740 the three of them
00:38:04.820 would normally agree
00:38:05.580 but sometimes
00:38:06.480 they would disagree.
00:38:08.020 One of them
00:38:08.440 would say,
00:38:08.780 no, no,
00:38:09.440 I have a minority
00:38:10.520 report.
00:38:11.480 The two of you
00:38:12.180 think he's going
00:38:12.760 to do it.
00:38:13.060 I don't think
00:38:13.400 he's going to do it.
00:38:14.560 That's where
00:38:14.960 the title of the movie
00:38:15.620 comes from.
00:38:16.400 I haven't watched it
00:38:17.020 in a long time
00:38:17.460 but I think
00:38:18.380 I should go watch it.
00:38:19.520 He's just a little bit
00:38:20.320 about Minority Report
00:38:22.160 which was brilliant.
00:38:23.100 It was a dystopian future,
00:38:24.560 robots,
00:38:25.180 AI,
00:38:25.660 all that stuff,
00:38:26.900 very ahead of its time.
00:38:28.660 But of course,
00:38:29.380 the most terrifying thing
00:38:30.260 is not the technology,
00:38:31.520 it's the idea
00:38:32.320 that you can be arrested
00:38:33.240 for something
00:38:33.720 you didn't do yet.
00:38:34.580 Take a look.
00:38:34.960 Okay,
00:38:40.360 Jan,
00:38:40.540 what's coming?
00:38:41.080 Double homicide,
00:38:41.960 one male,
00:38:42.500 one female.
00:38:43.280 Killers male,
00:38:44.260 white,
00:38:44.760 40.
00:38:45.200 Set up a perimeter
00:38:45.820 until we're en route.
00:38:48.480 I'm placing you
00:38:49.240 under arrest
00:38:49.700 for the future murder
00:38:50.300 of Sarah Marks.
00:38:51.000 Give the man his hat.
00:38:52.380 The future
00:38:53.120 can be seen.
00:38:56.500 All we have to run on
00:38:57.500 are the images
00:38:58.040 that they produce.
00:38:58.960 We see what they see.
00:39:00.020 There hasn't been a murder
00:39:00.720 in six years.
00:39:01.380 There's nothing wrong
00:39:01.960 with the system.
00:39:02.620 It is perfect.
00:39:03.460 I agree.
00:39:04.320 Murder can be stopped.
00:39:07.260 Tell me exactly what it is
00:39:08.620 you're looking for.
00:39:09.260 Flaws.
00:39:09.680 You ever get any false positives?
00:39:10.980 We are arresting individuals
00:39:11.880 who have broken no law.
00:39:12.920 But they will.
00:39:13.660 The fact that you prevented
00:39:14.400 it from happening
00:39:14.860 doesn't change the fact
00:39:15.660 that it was going to happen.
00:39:16.720 The system can't be wrong.
00:39:19.340 Run!
00:39:20.120 Wait!
00:39:21.560 Did he say something to you?
00:39:23.920 No.
00:39:24.380 You're in a lot of trouble, John.
00:39:25.700 I have a warrant in my pocket
00:39:26.700 that says murder.
00:39:28.500 Don't run.
00:39:29.980 You don't have to chase me.
00:39:31.300 From 20th Century Fox.
00:39:32.860 He set me up.
00:39:33.920 He set me up.
00:39:34.700 And DreamWorks pictures.
00:39:36.180 Who's the victim?
00:39:36.880 I've never heard of him,
00:39:37.840 but I'm supposed to kill him
00:39:38.780 in less than 36 hours.
00:39:40.320 He's coming here to get her.
00:39:42.700 Tom Cruise.
00:39:43.780 I need your help.
00:39:44.620 You contain information.
00:39:45.580 I need to know how to get at it.
00:39:47.020 In a Steven Spielberg film.
00:39:48.740 I have to know.
00:39:49.700 I have to find out
00:39:50.280 what happened to my life.
00:39:53.680 You tell me,
00:39:54.580 who was it
00:39:55.160 that set this up?
00:39:56.360 I don't know.
00:39:58.660 How about now?
00:39:59.460 On June 21st,
00:40:01.460 everybody
00:40:03.740 learns
00:40:07.300 I love you.
00:40:11.500 No, it's hard.
00:40:20.620 Minority Report.
00:40:21.580 Hell of a movie.
00:40:24.900 Great movie.
00:40:25.680 Would you agree?
00:40:26.080 Have you seen it?
00:40:27.380 You know,
00:40:27.880 there's great little vignettes
00:40:29.640 of future life
00:40:30.660 that are not too far away.
00:40:31.580 You know Boston Dynamics,
00:40:33.260 that robot company
00:40:34.460 that makes, like,
00:40:35.340 these robot dogs
00:40:36.340 and the dancing robots
00:40:38.040 and all these other robots.
00:40:41.120 They probably are inspired
00:40:42.900 by this movie.
00:40:43.500 They have these little
00:40:44.020 robot spiders
00:40:44.900 you saw there.
00:40:45.620 And speaking of
00:40:47.520 facial recognition,
00:40:49.420 back then they had
00:40:50.660 retina scans
00:40:53.060 in that movie.
00:40:55.720 And there was
00:40:56.140 this creepy scene
00:40:57.280 where to escape detection
00:40:59.280 Tom Cruise
00:40:59.940 replaces his eyeballs
00:41:01.300 with someone else's.
00:41:03.320 And as he walks
00:41:04.180 through a mall,
00:41:05.760 all the store ads
00:41:07.440 call out to him
00:41:08.200 by name
00:41:08.900 with the name
00:41:10.520 of the guy
00:41:10.920 whose eyeballs he has,
00:41:12.080 which I think
00:41:12.420 was like a Japanese name
00:41:13.580 so it was sort of funny
00:41:14.260 to see that happen.
00:41:15.080 with Tom Cruise.
00:41:16.600 Great movie,
00:41:17.320 Dystopian.
00:41:20.480 The Department of Pre-Crime.
00:41:23.940 I haven't done anything.
00:41:25.300 We didn't say you did.
00:41:26.240 You're about to.
00:41:27.660 That's what
00:41:28.440 the first half
00:41:29.640 of this bill is.
00:41:30.820 The ability
00:41:31.760 to put someone
00:41:33.120 your personal enemy.
00:41:35.420 You'll notice
00:41:35.940 it's not prosecutors.
00:41:38.060 It's not prosecutors
00:41:39.440 who can do this.
00:41:40.960 It's not police.
00:41:43.040 It's any person.
00:41:44.460 This is a weapon
00:41:46.360 for activists
00:41:47.880 to execute a grudge
00:41:51.460 against their rivals.
00:41:54.260 If someone's committing
00:41:55.600 a crime,
00:41:56.060 you call the cops.
00:41:58.980 And if you're just
00:42:00.020 afraid of someone,
00:42:03.260 get your head examined.
00:42:05.020 You know,
00:42:05.340 that's not,
00:42:06.100 your fear
00:42:06.940 is not a reason
00:42:07.600 to arrest that guy.
00:42:09.040 Well,
00:42:11.000 now it is.
00:42:13.660 And the test,
00:42:14.560 you read it,
00:42:15.060 is not whether or not
00:42:15.800 that guy is really
00:42:16.480 going to do something.
00:42:17.220 It's your fear level.
00:42:18.840 How's your fear level?
00:42:19.640 Are you really afraid?
00:42:21.500 Is your fear reasonable?
00:42:22.700 Is there a reasonable
00:42:23.200 level of fear?
00:42:24.880 Someone has not done
00:42:25.880 anything yet,
00:42:26.560 but you can have them
00:42:27.420 arrested,
00:42:28.000 house arrest,
00:42:29.280 bizarre conditions
00:42:30.220 about who they can
00:42:30.980 or can't see,
00:42:31.580 where they can
00:42:32.040 or can't go,
00:42:32.920 who they can
00:42:33.420 or can't communicate with.
00:42:35.020 You can get blood samples,
00:42:36.540 urine samples,
00:42:37.900 all sorts of,
00:42:38.880 on a weekly basis.
00:42:41.340 Sees anything they have,
00:42:42.820 if it's a firearm,
00:42:43.780 even if it's legal.
00:42:44.680 Is that right
00:42:48.940 out of minority report
00:42:50.000 or what?
00:42:50.500 Am I wrong on that?
00:42:51.600 You haven't done
00:42:52.180 anything yet.
00:42:52.900 If someone's committing
00:42:53.980 a crime,
00:42:54.600 you call the cops.
00:42:58.620 This specifically
00:42:59.740 is not for if anyone's
00:43:01.060 done anything,
00:43:01.620 but if you're afraid,
00:43:02.820 they will.
00:43:04.500 There are two sections
00:43:05.740 in this law
00:43:06.700 that show it's
00:43:07.220 emotion crimes.
00:43:08.940 Your emotion
00:43:09.920 of hatred
00:43:11.240 is now criminalized.
00:43:12.680 And your enemy's
00:43:15.440 emotion of fear
00:43:16.540 is now all that's needed
00:43:21.180 to throw you in jail.
00:43:23.800 Tell me if I'm wrong.
00:43:25.120 Tell me if I've
00:43:25.600 misread things.
00:43:28.840 Okay, so that's
00:43:29.680 the first half of the law.
00:43:30.500 Let's look at
00:43:30.860 the second half of the law.
00:43:32.940 The second half of the law
00:43:33.960 changes the
00:43:34.620 Canadian Human Rights Act.
00:43:38.240 This is the part
00:43:39.080 that Stephen Harper's
00:43:39.960 government repealed
00:43:40.600 in 2013.
00:43:42.680 Section 4 of the
00:43:46.200 Canadian Human Rights Act
00:43:47.140 is replaced by the
00:43:47.920 following a discriminatory
00:43:49.020 practice.
00:43:49.420 Okay, so they're just
00:43:50.020 changing.
00:43:50.920 They're just changing
00:43:51.720 some little points there.
00:43:53.220 Let's skip ahead.
00:43:53.880 This is the part.
00:43:55.160 13.
00:43:55.980 The act is
00:43:56.620 amended.
00:43:56.860 This is the center
00:43:57.620 of the change.
00:44:00.260 The act is amended
00:44:01.240 by adding the following
00:44:02.300 after Section 12.
00:44:04.380 Communication of hate
00:44:05.860 speech.
00:44:06.520 13.
00:44:07.800 1.
00:44:08.080 It is a discriminatory
00:44:10.560 practice to communicate
00:44:12.860 or cause to be
00:44:14.100 communicated hate speech
00:44:16.580 by means of the internet
00:44:18.380 or other means of
00:44:19.480 telecommunication
00:44:20.320 in a context
00:44:22.440 in which the hate speech
00:44:24.880 is likely to foment
00:44:26.880 detestation or vilification
00:44:29.340 of an individual
00:44:30.800 or group of individuals
00:44:32.780 on the basis of a
00:44:33.980 prohibited ground
00:44:34.560 of discrimination.
00:44:36.260 Now let's just hold up
00:44:37.260 there for a second
00:44:37.800 because there's so much
00:44:38.720 there.
00:44:39.740 It's a discriminatory
00:44:40.800 practice.
00:44:41.540 Now I know what
00:44:42.080 discrimination means.
00:44:43.140 if you fire someone
00:44:45.800 from a job
00:44:46.460 because they're black
00:44:47.240 if you kick someone
00:44:48.840 out of their apartment
00:44:49.740 lease because they're
00:44:50.820 gay or whatever
00:44:51.660 discrimination
00:44:53.020 is you know
00:44:55.600 he's got a
00:44:56.340 discriminating palate
00:44:57.280 oh he's got
00:44:57.740 discriminating taste
00:44:58.520 that means you choose
00:44:59.380 amongst things.
00:45:01.760 Illegal discrimination
00:45:02.560 is when you choose
00:45:03.560 amongst things
00:45:04.040 on an unfair
00:45:04.720 or unlawful basis
00:45:06.160 if you fire someone
00:45:07.740 because they're a girl.
00:45:10.080 So how is
00:45:10.800 speech discriminatory?
00:45:14.580 I don't get it.
00:45:16.120 How
00:45:16.360 you can't say something
00:45:17.960 you can't have an opinion
00:45:19.280 how is that discriminatory?
00:45:23.400 Communicated by means
00:45:24.220 of the internet
00:45:24.740 in which the hate speech
00:45:29.220 is likely to
00:45:33.160 foment detestation
00:45:36.220 or vilification
00:45:36.680 so that's a fancy way
00:45:37.660 of saying make someone hate.
00:45:38.640 So you can't say something
00:45:40.820 if it's likely to
00:45:42.760 make someone
00:45:45.740 feel the feeling of hatred.
00:45:48.620 That's what this means.
00:45:53.060 Well
00:45:53.580 that's that likely to again
00:45:55.460 that's that future tense again
00:45:57.160 that's
00:45:57.580 have you done it?
00:45:59.520 Have you caused any hatred?
00:46:01.160 Have you caused any harm?
00:46:04.580 No
00:46:05.100 but the law doesn't require that.
00:46:06.960 The law is just
00:46:08.060 unlikely to offense.
00:46:09.900 Minority report
00:46:10.720 here we're Tom Cruise
00:46:11.840 Department of Free Crime
00:46:12.940 you're under arrest.
00:46:14.120 I didn't do anything.
00:46:15.540 I didn't say you did.
00:46:17.260 You're just
00:46:17.780 likely to.
00:46:19.980 We think it will
00:46:21.740 cause someone
00:46:23.500 to have
00:46:23.880 hard feelings
00:46:24.640 about someone else.
00:46:27.840 So by the way
00:46:29.040 you'll notice
00:46:29.680 that truth
00:46:30.180 is not a defense.
00:46:31.160 what's truth
00:46:34.920 got to do
00:46:35.380 with whether or not
00:46:36.000 someone has a hard feeling?
00:46:37.480 In fact
00:46:37.940 I would say
00:46:38.860 that truth
00:46:42.660 is the stuff
00:46:43.300 that causes us
00:46:44.940 to have the worst feelings
00:46:46.620 when we realize
00:46:47.980 the truth
00:46:48.480 about ourselves
00:46:49.160 or others.
00:46:50.320 The lies
00:46:51.040 are often
00:46:52.040 what make us
00:46:52.640 feel better.
00:46:55.260 You know.
00:46:55.520 truth is not
00:47:00.560 a defense there.
00:47:01.620 What has truth
00:47:02.180 got to do
00:47:02.680 with whether or not
00:47:03.640 you cause
00:47:06.260 someone
00:47:06.680 to be more
00:47:07.520 likely
00:47:08.100 to have
00:47:08.560 hard feelings
00:47:09.320 about him?
00:47:10.240 So there's
00:47:10.780 sort of
00:47:11.000 three people
00:47:11.520 involved
00:47:12.040 in this
00:47:12.560 offense.
00:47:13.900 You have
00:47:14.640 to say
00:47:15.080 something
00:47:15.600 that causes
00:47:17.060 him
00:47:17.640 to have
00:47:18.720 bad feelings
00:47:19.460 about her.
00:47:21.180 Those are
00:47:21.780 the elements
00:47:22.220 of the offense.
00:47:22.940 but it's
00:47:26.380 all likely
00:47:27.120 to.
00:47:27.960 You don't
00:47:28.200 it doesn't
00:47:28.600 have to
00:47:28.880 actually
00:47:29.140 happen
00:47:29.520 and that's
00:47:31.560 handy
00:47:31.860 because you
00:47:32.320 don't have
00:47:32.620 to prove
00:47:33.000 anything.
00:47:34.880 And again
00:47:36.040 going back
00:47:36.560 to what we
00:47:36.860 talked about
00:47:37.180 earlier
00:47:37.520 actual crimes
00:47:38.820 actual
00:47:39.220 things done
00:47:39.820 actual
00:47:40.200 I mean
00:47:41.260 if someone
00:47:43.160 kills you
00:47:43.960 shoots you
00:47:44.440 robs you
00:47:45.040 it happened
00:47:45.840 you can
00:47:46.240 prove it
00:47:46.780 you can
00:47:47.160 show
00:47:47.620 you know
00:47:48.940 the damage
00:47:50.000 you don't
00:47:51.020 have to
00:47:51.220 show any
00:47:51.500 damage here.
00:47:53.940 There's no
00:47:54.580 victim here
00:47:55.460 necessarily
00:47:56.980 it's all
00:47:58.600 pre-crime
00:47:59.280 what you're
00:48:00.620 doing is
00:48:01.400 likely to
00:48:02.020 cause him
00:48:02.640 to have
00:48:02.960 hard feelings
00:48:03.500 about him
00:48:04.020 but did
00:48:04.800 it?
00:48:05.160 No.
00:48:06.380 And even
00:48:06.740 if it did
00:48:07.180 did that
00:48:07.500 person suffer
00:48:08.180 any harm?
00:48:09.120 No.
00:48:09.660 Because it
00:48:10.000 didn't happen
00:48:10.480 yet and we
00:48:10.940 don't have
00:48:11.180 to prove
00:48:11.520 that.
00:48:12.280 Okay but
00:48:12.560 is it
00:48:12.960 true what
00:48:13.380 he said?
00:48:13.900 Is it
00:48:14.220 true what
00:48:14.640 he said?
00:48:17.080 Doesn't
00:48:17.520 matter.
00:48:18.720 What's
00:48:19.000 that got to
00:48:19.720 do with it?
00:48:20.040 What's
00:48:20.200 truth got to
00:48:20.620 do with it?
00:48:21.280 Well is it
00:48:21.620 a fair
00:48:21.960 comment then?
00:48:22.740 What's
00:48:23.180 that got
00:48:23.460 to do
00:48:23.720 with it?
00:48:25.540 Okay well
00:48:26.360 did he
00:48:27.200 tell the
00:48:27.900 other side
00:48:28.320 of the
00:48:28.480 story also?
00:48:29.320 What's
00:48:29.640 that got
00:48:29.880 to do
00:48:30.140 with it?
00:48:31.180 You
00:48:31.620 either
00:48:31.840 caused
00:48:32.220 a hard
00:48:32.520 feeling
00:48:32.840 or you
00:48:33.100 didn't.
00:48:34.540 That is
00:48:35.220 a counterfeit
00:48:36.500 crime.
00:48:38.200 That is
00:48:38.580 not a
00:48:38.900 crime to
00:48:39.340 cause
00:48:39.620 hard
00:48:39.940 feelings.
00:48:42.800 What if
00:48:43.440 someone has
00:48:44.340 a deeply
00:48:44.920 held religious
00:48:45.600 point of
00:48:46.020 view?
00:48:46.240 every
00:48:48.760 religion
00:48:49.420 prefers
00:48:50.300 itself
00:48:50.800 to
00:48:51.100 its
00:48:51.280 rivals
00:48:51.680 for
00:48:51.920 example.
00:48:54.400 If you
00:48:54.940 I don't
00:48:55.520 know
00:48:55.700 I tell
00:48:56.660 you
00:48:56.820 this
00:48:57.580 could
00:48:57.780 be
00:48:57.960 applied.
00:48:59.260 Do you
00:48:59.460 think
00:48:59.600 there's
00:48:59.800 a chance
00:49:00.180 there might
00:49:00.520 be some
00:49:01.080 radical
00:49:01.860 mosque
00:49:02.220 like
00:49:02.440 Trudeau's
00:49:03.100 favorite
00:49:03.620 mosque
00:49:04.020 in
00:49:04.260 Montreal
00:49:05.200 the
00:49:05.500 Asuna
00:49:06.660 Wahhabi
00:49:07.280 mosque.
00:49:07.680 That's
00:49:07.800 an
00:49:07.920 extremist
00:49:08.500 mosque.
00:49:08.920 The
00:49:09.420 Pentagon
00:49:09.720 had
00:49:10.080 named
00:49:10.360 it
00:49:10.520 as
00:49:10.660 a
00:49:10.760 place
00:49:10.960 where
00:49:11.100 Al-Qaeda
00:49:12.660 was
00:49:12.900 recruiting
00:49:13.280 terrorists.
00:49:15.000 I've
00:49:15.560 seen an
00:49:15.900 old
00:49:16.080 CBC
00:49:16.440 documentary
00:49:17.000 about
00:49:17.220 just
00:49:17.540 crazy
00:49:18.200 hateful
00:49:18.600 stuff
00:49:18.880 there.
00:49:23.120 Do you
00:49:23.760 think
00:49:23.900 for a
00:49:24.200 second
00:49:24.420 they
00:49:24.600 would
00:49:24.720 be
00:49:24.880 charged
00:49:25.260 with
00:49:26.460 communicating
00:49:27.180 hate
00:49:28.220 speech
00:49:28.700 likely
00:49:29.260 to cause
00:49:29.920 this
00:49:30.220 person
00:49:30.540 to have
00:49:30.780 hard
00:49:30.980 feelings
00:49:31.240 about
00:49:31.400 that
00:49:31.560 person?
00:49:33.460 Never
00:49:33.980 for a
00:49:34.480 second.
00:49:36.540 But
00:49:36.740 by the
00:49:37.100 way
00:49:37.380 if that
00:49:38.560 prosecution
00:49:39.140 were ever
00:49:39.640 to unfold
00:49:40.420 defense
00:49:42.060 of
00:49:42.380 religious
00:49:42.700 belief
00:49:43.260 would
00:49:44.540 not
00:49:44.860 what's
00:49:45.200 that
00:49:45.320 got
00:49:45.460 to
00:49:45.600 do
00:49:45.700 with
00:49:45.860 you
00:49:45.980 caused
00:49:46.260 hatred
00:49:46.600 of
00:49:46.800 A
00:49:46.940 against
00:49:47.280 B?
00:49:49.000 I don't
00:49:49.760 know.
00:49:50.300 I don't
00:49:50.600 know.
00:49:50.920 I think
00:49:51.280 that both
00:49:51.960 of these
00:49:52.480 elements
00:49:53.120 in this
00:49:53.980 bill
00:49:54.240 the
00:49:55.000 I'm
00:49:55.900 afraid
00:49:56.260 of you
00:49:56.640 so you
00:49:57.100 go to
00:49:57.460 jail
00:49:57.780 and
00:49:59.140 you said
00:50:00.400 something
00:50:00.820 mean
00:50:01.360 and it
00:50:02.500 might cause
00:50:03.340 feelings
00:50:03.760 both of
00:50:04.640 these
00:50:04.900 are
00:50:05.380 free
00:50:05.820 crimes
00:50:06.300 both of
00:50:07.600 them
00:50:07.820 are
00:50:09.120 so
00:50:09.460 vague
00:50:10.060 that
00:50:11.100 and
00:50:11.860 frankly
00:50:12.480 all
00:50:12.780 encompassing
00:50:13.660 that
00:50:14.540 the only
00:50:14.820 question
00:50:15.180 is
00:50:15.500 since
00:50:15.900 there's
00:50:16.060 no
00:50:16.200 defenses
00:50:16.660 to
00:50:17.900 did you
00:50:19.540 cause
00:50:19.840 hard
00:50:20.120 feelings
00:50:20.780 or
00:50:20.920 likely
00:50:21.240 there's
00:50:21.560 no
00:50:21.680 defense
00:50:21.980 to that
00:50:22.300 the only
00:50:24.920 question
00:50:25.220 is who
00:50:25.480 gets
00:50:25.700 charged
00:50:26.100 under
00:50:27.400 the old
00:50:27.700 section
00:50:28.040 13
00:50:28.640 of the
00:50:29.100 act
00:50:29.440 for
00:50:29.980 30
00:50:30.480 years
00:50:31.100 not a
00:50:32.260 single
00:50:32.500 person
00:50:32.980 was
00:50:33.220 acquitted
00:50:33.600 they
00:50:34.220 had
00:50:34.340 a
00:50:34.460 100
00:50:34.920 prosecution
00:50:35.800 rate
00:50:36.100 how's
00:50:36.440 that
00:50:36.540 possible
00:50:36.980 like
00:50:38.080 even
00:50:38.300 Saddam
00:50:38.700 is
00:50:38.880 saying
00:50:39.220 even
00:50:39.880 you
00:50:40.880 know
00:50:41.180 Castro
00:50:44.100 Fidel
00:50:44.680 Castro
00:50:45.180 they
00:50:46.920 would
00:50:47.100 like
00:50:47.260 let
00:50:47.460 one
00:50:47.700 in
00:50:47.800 a
00:50:47.900 hundred
00:50:48.080 people
00:50:48.400 go
00:50:48.760 just
00:50:49.340 to
00:50:49.520 show
00:50:49.760 it's
00:50:49.960 not
00:50:50.200 rigged
00:50:50.620 right
00:50:50.860 like
00:50:51.600 when
00:50:51.860 Muammar
00:50:52.340 Gaddafi
00:50:52.800 would
00:50:53.120 say
00:50:53.340 I
00:50:53.480 have
00:50:53.760 a
00:50:53.980 99
00:50:54.900 percent
00:50:55.440 support
00:50:56.100 in
00:50:56.220 the
00:50:56.340 polls
00:50:56.580 he
00:50:57.200 would
00:50:57.340 never
00:50:57.540 say
00:50:57.800 100
00:50:58.080 percent
00:50:58.480 because
00:50:58.780 that
00:50:59.080 would
00:50:59.240 look
00:50:59.420 ridiculous
00:51:00.080 99
00:51:01.500 percent
00:51:01.820 looks
00:51:01.980 pretty
00:51:02.180 ridiculous
00:51:02.560 but
00:51:02.820 who
00:51:03.560 has
00:51:03.780 a
00:51:03.900 100
00:51:04.180 percent
00:51:04.520 conviction
00:51:04.920 rate
00:51:05.220 well
00:51:07.860 you
00:51:07.980 get
00:51:08.120 a
00:51:08.220 100
00:51:08.460 percent
00:51:08.760 conviction
00:51:09.140 rate
00:51:09.480 when
00:51:10.200 your
00:51:10.560 law
00:51:10.780 convicts
00:51:11.220 everybody
00:51:11.560 and
00:51:11.780 there's
00:51:11.960 no
00:51:12.080 defense
00:51:12.620 and
00:51:13.480 so
00:51:13.620 the
00:51:13.740 only
00:51:13.880 question
00:51:14.240 then
00:51:14.380 is
00:51:14.500 who's
00:51:14.720 charged
00:51:15.240 and
00:51:15.860 the
00:51:15.980 answer
00:51:16.260 to
00:51:16.620 that
00:51:16.860 is
00:51:17.040 the
00:51:17.200 enemies
00:51:17.500 of
00:51:17.660 the
00:51:17.760 regime
00:51:18.200 that's
00:51:20.000 what's
00:51:20.120 going
00:51:20.280 on
00:51:20.440 here
00:51:20.620 all
00:51:22.000 right
00:51:22.100 let's
00:51:22.240 take
00:51:22.380 some
00:51:22.560 chats
00:51:23.020 on
00:51:24.020 rumble
00:51:24.400 chronic
00:51:25.100 bud
00:51:25.540 does
00:51:25.940 the
00:51:26.100 communist
00:51:26.380 dictator
00:51:26.860 want
00:51:28.140 use
00:51:28.420 to
00:51:28.620 censor
00:51:28.940 my
00:51:29.140 thoughts
00:51:29.460 now
00:51:32.560 never
00:51:32.840 rumble
00:51:34.640 healthy
00:51:35.300 womble
00:51:37.360 definitely
00:51:37.780 minority
00:51:38.260 report
00:51:38.600 definitely
00:51:39.100 minority
00:51:39.560 report
00:51:39.900 territory
00:51:40.320 welcome
00:51:40.660 to the
00:51:40.980 land
00:51:41.140 of
00:51:41.260 thought
00:51:41.440 crime
00:51:41.740 yeah
00:51:42.340 super
00:51:43.680 you
00:51:43.920 hammers
00:51:44.700 girl
00:51:44.920 88
00:51:45.660 didn't
00:51:46.340 scotland
00:51:46.760 pass a
00:51:47.180 similar
00:51:47.360 bill
00:51:47.540 yes
00:51:47.920 and i
00:51:48.520 did a
00:51:48.880 video
00:51:49.120 on that
00:51:49.740 can you
00:51:51.460 call up
00:51:51.820 my video
00:51:52.360 and the
00:51:52.840 section
00:51:53.220 where
00:51:53.640 hums
00:51:54.440 a use
00:51:54.780 of talks
00:51:55.260 about how
00:51:55.660 white
00:51:55.900 scotland
00:51:56.360 is
00:51:56.600 that's
00:51:56.920 just
00:51:57.080 gorgeous
00:51:57.460 it's
00:51:57.640 my
00:51:57.800 favorite
00:51:58.000 part
00:51:58.180 i did
00:51:58.660 a
00:51:58.780 video
00:51:59.000 on
00:51:59.180 that
00:51:59.380 i'm
00:52:00.340 here
00:52:00.520 in
00:52:00.680 toronto
00:52:00.960 canada
00:52:01.400 i did
00:52:01.660 a video
00:52:01.980 on scotland's
00:52:02.840 new hate
00:52:03.180 speech law
00:52:03.680 and it
00:52:04.300 got over
00:52:04.640 150,000
00:52:05.440 views
00:52:05.820 which is
00:52:07.240 sort of
00:52:07.520 startling
00:52:07.960 to me
00:52:08.360 but it
00:52:08.960 tells
00:52:09.220 oh it's
00:52:10.520 just under
00:52:10.820 200,000
00:52:11.380 views
00:52:11.680 that's
00:52:12.000 incredible
00:52:12.300 go to
00:52:13.100 the part
00:52:13.420 where
00:52:13.580 hums
00:52:13.800 a use
00:52:14.120 of the
00:52:14.760 justice
00:52:15.100 minister
00:52:15.500 in scotland
00:52:16.100 talks about
00:52:16.880 how much
00:52:17.280 he hates
00:52:17.760 scots
00:52:18.440 it's quite
00:52:19.220 something
00:52:19.640 this is the
00:52:20.480 guy passing
00:52:20.940 the hate
00:52:21.240 speech law
00:52:21.600 and this
00:52:21.800 goes to
00:52:22.080 my point
00:52:22.480 i think
00:52:23.380 trudeau
00:52:23.800 hates
00:52:24.040 canada
00:52:24.460 or at
00:52:24.780 least a
00:52:25.000 certain
00:52:25.180 kind
00:52:25.420 of canada
00:52:25.880 he calls
00:52:27.540 canadians
00:52:28.040 racist
00:52:28.600 sexist
00:52:30.280 homophobic
00:52:32.400 he supports
00:52:33.360 tearing down
00:52:34.220 statues
00:52:35.700 he
00:52:36.520 personally
00:52:38.420 ordered
00:52:38.980 john a
00:52:40.280 mcdonald
00:52:40.600 off the
00:52:40.940 ten dollar
00:52:41.300 bill
00:52:41.520 i think
00:52:42.080 he's
00:52:42.680 full of
00:52:43.140 hate
00:52:43.420 but
00:52:44.720 he's the
00:52:46.760 one passing
00:52:47.160 hate speech
00:52:47.620 laws to
00:52:48.020 get you
00:52:48.520 listen to
00:52:49.220 hamza yusuf
00:52:49.920 he's the
00:52:50.400 one who
00:52:50.660 passed this
00:52:51.160 law in
00:52:51.980 scotland
00:52:52.460 but how
00:52:54.300 is this
00:52:54.620 not hate
00:52:55.020 take a
00:52:55.340 listen
00:52:55.580 most senior
00:52:56.640 positions in
00:52:57.400 scotland
00:52:57.840 are filled
00:52:58.940 almost exclusively
00:53:00.220 by those
00:53:01.420 who are
00:53:01.820 white
00:53:02.140 take my
00:53:02.960 portfolio
00:53:03.480 alone
00:53:04.160 the lord
00:53:05.220 president
00:53:05.660 white
00:53:06.340 the lord
00:53:07.140 justice
00:53:07.480 clerk
00:53:07.940 white
00:53:08.520 every high
00:53:09.620 court judge
00:53:10.280 white
00:53:11.000 the lord
00:53:11.660 advocate
00:53:12.160 white
00:53:12.920 the solicitor
00:53:13.620 general
00:53:14.020 white
00:53:14.620 the chief
00:53:15.200 constable
00:53:15.680 white
00:53:16.240 every deputy
00:53:17.360 chief
00:53:17.660 constable
00:53:18.080 white
00:53:18.620 every assistant
00:53:19.760 chief constable
00:53:20.480 white
00:53:21.020 the head
00:53:21.820 of the law
00:53:22.240 society
00:53:22.680 white
00:53:23.240 the head
00:53:23.960 of the
00:53:24.160 faculty of
00:53:24.660 advocates
00:53:25.140 white
00:53:25.800 every prison
00:53:27.260 governor
00:53:28.020 white
00:53:28.800 and not just
00:53:29.680 justice
00:53:30.160 the chief
00:53:31.020 medical
00:53:31.420 officer
00:53:31.820 white
00:53:32.200 the chief
00:53:33.020 nursing
00:53:33.320 officer
00:53:33.620 white
00:53:34.080 the chief
00:53:34.800 veterinary
00:53:35.200 officer
00:53:35.540 white
00:53:35.960 the chief
00:53:36.740 social work
00:53:37.360 advisor
00:53:37.760 white
00:53:38.440 almost every
00:53:39.600 trade union
00:53:40.300 in this
00:53:40.700 country
00:53:41.080 headed by
00:53:42.320 people
00:53:42.700 who are
00:53:43.220 white
00:53:43.540 in the
00:53:44.080 scottish
00:53:44.360 government
00:53:44.700 every
00:53:45.120 director
00:53:45.620 general
00:53:46.080 is white
00:53:46.940 every chair
00:53:47.920 of every
00:53:48.480 public
00:53:49.000 body
00:53:49.620 is white
00:53:50.740 all right
00:53:51.780 okay
00:53:52.200 um
00:53:53.380 i think
00:53:54.380 maybe hamster
00:53:55.060 youssef
00:53:55.480 doesn't like
00:53:56.020 white people
00:53:56.520 i don't know
00:53:56.960 just a crazy
00:53:57.660 guess there
00:53:58.280 um
00:53:59.220 now that's
00:54:00.380 the the
00:54:00.780 thing about
00:54:01.380 scotland is
00:54:02.160 it's just
00:54:02.500 full of
00:54:03.000 scots
00:54:03.480 like i i
00:54:04.420 mean if
00:54:05.600 you don't
00:54:05.920 like scottish
00:54:06.480 people don't
00:54:07.120 go to scotland
00:54:07.920 that's just
00:54:08.360 my tip
00:54:09.000 to you
00:54:09.480 um
00:54:10.440 now hamster
00:54:11.100 youssef
00:54:11.540 has a
00:54:12.060 child of
00:54:12.420 privilege
00:54:12.700 i mean
00:54:12.980 he's got
00:54:13.460 a law
00:54:13.720 degree
00:54:13.980 he's the
00:54:14.440 justice
00:54:14.740 minister
00:54:15.200 um
00:54:16.140 i'm pretty
00:54:16.960 sure he
00:54:17.340 wouldn't
00:54:17.800 have that
00:54:18.280 level of
00:54:18.680 success
00:54:19.120 uh
00:54:20.120 in pakistan
00:54:21.140 but he
00:54:21.840 has that
00:54:22.240 success in
00:54:22.800 scotland
00:54:23.260 and all he
00:54:24.000 does is
00:54:24.320 called scots
00:54:24.920 racist
00:54:25.380 that's sort
00:54:26.300 of what
00:54:26.600 ahmed
00:54:26.940 hassan
00:54:27.280 does
00:54:27.620 in canada
00:54:28.580 he's he
00:54:29.500 was a
00:54:29.720 refugee from
00:54:30.280 somalia we
00:54:30.880 saved his
00:54:31.320 life and
00:54:32.160 all he does
00:54:32.660 is call
00:54:33.020 canadians
00:54:33.460 racist it's
00:54:34.120 sort of
00:54:34.420 gross if
00:54:35.280 it's so
00:54:35.600 racist why
00:54:36.120 are you
00:54:36.300 here buddy
00:54:36.800 like seriously
00:54:37.880 we saved
00:54:38.720 your life
00:54:40.640 and you just
00:54:41.240 call us
00:54:41.600 racist all
00:54:42.260 day you're
00:54:43.240 the racist
00:54:43.660 one would
00:54:43.980 you agree
00:54:44.260 with me
00:54:44.500 hamster
00:54:44.820 yousef
00:54:45.160 there does
00:54:45.640 i mean
00:54:45.880 swap in
00:54:46.760 any word
00:54:47.260 there jewish
00:54:48.460 muslim
00:54:49.820 gay like
00:54:51.200 imagine if he
00:54:51.720 was talking
00:54:52.140 about jews in
00:54:53.040 banking or jews
00:54:53.960 in the media or
00:54:54.900 gays in
00:54:55.520 hollywood i
00:54:57.680 mean the
00:54:58.140 derision and
00:54:59.180 the content
00:54:59.680 whites
00:55:00.600 they're all
00:55:01.400 white jeez
00:55:02.900 what a bigot
00:55:04.340 that's my
00:55:05.540 point that's
00:55:06.360 obviously racist
00:55:07.420 duh um but
00:55:09.580 do you think
00:55:10.080 he's going to
00:55:10.420 be charged under
00:55:11.020 his own hate
00:55:11.420 speech law no
00:55:12.300 no no
00:55:13.280 maybe some
00:55:14.960 more super
00:55:15.240 jazz
00:55:15.600 um where
00:55:20.040 are we
00:55:20.520 here
00:55:20.960 on super
00:55:25.380 you amt60
00:55:26.740 so you're
00:55:27.420 guilty and
00:55:28.020 first instead
00:55:28.900 of innocent
00:55:29.300 until proven
00:55:30.000 guilty how
00:55:30.500 absurd well
00:55:31.020 yeah super
00:55:32.020 you freedom
00:55:32.900 of expression
00:55:33.340 limited by
00:55:34.100 the right not
00:55:34.720 to be offended
00:55:35.320 yeah that's a
00:55:36.060 counterfeit right
00:55:36.920 there's no such
00:55:38.240 thing as the
00:55:38.660 right not to be
00:55:39.120 offended in fact
00:55:39.640 we have the
00:55:40.020 opposite we have
00:55:40.500 something much
00:55:40.860 better we have
00:55:41.760 the right to
00:55:42.440 be offended
00:55:43.020 well what kind
00:55:44.480 of right is
00:55:44.860 that well in
00:55:45.880 a lot of
00:55:46.300 places you're
00:55:46.680 not allowed to
00:55:47.100 be offended in
00:55:47.760 china you're
00:55:48.140 not allowed to
00:55:48.440 be offended about
00:55:48.940 the government
00:55:49.220 here we're
00:55:49.480 allowed to be
00:55:49.760 offended about
00:55:50.180 whatever we
00:55:50.600 want
00:55:50.920 that's different
00:55:52.520 than the power
00:55:53.320 to stop someone
00:55:54.360 from saying
00:55:54.960 something you
00:55:55.640 have the right
00:55:55.940 to be offended
00:55:56.480 sure if that's
00:55:57.740 what you want
00:55:58.260 to do but
00:55:59.720 there is no
00:56:00.280 right not to
00:56:01.180 be offended
00:56:01.600 that's counterfeit
00:56:02.460 super you tip
00:56:04.900 two bucks from
00:56:05.800 amt60 thank you
00:56:07.800 hyper chat
00:56:09.380 from rebecca
00:56:11.480 henderson i could
00:56:12.320 see bill c36 being
00:56:13.600 terrible for people
00:56:14.360 who have been
00:56:14.720 assaulted
00:56:15.280 offenders could use
00:56:17.360 this to pretend
00:56:17.920 they are afraid of
00:56:18.720 their victims to
00:56:19.980 prevent them
00:56:20.500 from victim having
00:56:21.620 the chance to
00:56:22.120 come forward by
00:56:22.740 imprisoning them
00:56:23.380 before they have
00:56:23.860 the chance to
00:56:24.280 report oh
00:56:25.020 anything's possible
00:56:25.900 again from rebecca
00:56:28.720 henderson this
00:56:29.260 bill could also be
00:56:30.200 abused in families
00:56:31.240 for fighting over
00:56:32.240 inheritance when a
00:56:32.920 family member dies
00:56:33.760 also political
00:56:34.780 opponents someone
00:56:35.420 competing for the
00:56:36.020 same job this
00:56:37.080 could be so easily
00:56:37.840 abused it's not
00:56:38.500 even funny i thought
00:56:39.700 the left was about
00:56:40.420 prisoning people unless
00:56:42.520 they don't like the
00:56:43.120 person freaky cat
00:56:45.700 lies are for people
00:56:46.440 who wait for it you
00:56:47.140 can't handle the truth
00:56:47.940 you know what i think
00:56:48.840 i skipped over an
00:56:50.260 important part of the
00:56:51.020 bill we didn't finish
00:56:51.680 the bill did we we i
00:56:52.760 went on some tangent
00:56:53.560 can you put the bill
00:56:54.640 back up because you
00:56:55.320 remind me of an
00:56:56.000 extremely important
00:56:57.120 point i'm sorry i
00:56:58.320 left it out um scroll
00:57:00.240 down here scroll down
00:57:01.780 scroll down
00:57:02.400 um the definition of
00:57:09.460 hate speech definition
00:57:10.420 definition here here i'm
00:57:12.280 so sorry i forgot this
00:57:13.520 this is so important
00:57:14.780 this is the human
00:57:17.040 rights act
00:57:17.540 non-disclosure of
00:57:20.680 identity
00:57:21.160 the commission may
00:57:23.820 deal this human rights
00:57:24.700 commission may deal
00:57:25.340 with a complaint in
00:57:26.060 relation to a
00:57:26.720 discriminatory practice
00:57:28.300 described in section
00:57:29.800 13
00:57:30.300 without disclosing
00:57:32.920 to the person against
00:57:34.940 whom the complaint was
00:57:35.880 filed or to any other
00:57:37.140 person
00:57:37.580 the identity of the
00:57:39.620 alleged victim the
00:57:40.600 individual or group of
00:57:41.880 individuals who has
00:57:42.580 filed the complaint or
00:57:44.100 any individual who's
00:57:45.240 given evidence or
00:57:46.080 assisted the commission
00:57:46.980 in any way in dealing
00:57:48.740 with the complaint if
00:57:49.920 the commission considers
00:57:50.900 that there is a real
00:57:51.700 and substantial risk
00:57:52.660 that any of those
00:57:53.620 individuals will be
00:57:54.480 subjected to threats
00:57:55.360 intimidation or
00:57:56.420 discrimination which
00:57:57.820 they define as mean
00:57:58.680 words
00:57:59.080 so just just in case you
00:58:03.080 missed it there
00:58:03.760 it's secret
00:58:06.500 whoever complained against
00:58:09.660 you gets to stay
00:58:10.580 secret
00:58:11.060 they can give evidence
00:58:12.800 against you in secret
00:58:14.140 you never get to know
00:58:17.280 who complained and you
00:58:18.100 can see there that the
00:58:19.620 victim himself does not
00:58:21.100 have to file the
00:58:21.740 complaint another
00:58:22.840 individual or group of
00:58:24.820 individuals can file the
00:58:26.220 complaint against you so
00:58:27.400 you got professional
00:58:28.280 hunter killers going out
00:58:29.460 there
00:58:29.780 in secret
00:58:32.140 lodging complaints against
00:58:34.440 people and they'll never
00:58:35.500 know who it is or who it
00:58:36.860 was
00:58:37.260 you've heard the phrase
00:58:39.420 the right to face your
00:58:40.260 accuser you don't you
00:58:41.780 don't have the right to
00:58:42.500 face them you don't have
00:58:43.280 the right to cross-examine
00:58:44.220 them
00:58:44.520 it is a secret system
00:58:48.620 it's a star chamber
00:58:50.620 scroll down a bit more
00:58:51.400 there's one more thing I
00:58:52.100 want to mention
00:58:52.660 revocation opportunity
00:58:55.800 scroll scroll scroll
00:58:57.260 there's there's a fine I
00:59:01.860 want to talk about
00:59:02.860 oh scroll up a little bit
00:59:07.740 there it is
00:59:08.220 a little bit more
00:59:11.420 complaint
00:59:13.440 if at the conclusion of
00:59:15.120 an inquiry
00:59:15.700 the member or panel
00:59:21.200 conducting the inquiry
00:59:22.320 finds that the complaint
00:59:23.300 relating to a
00:59:23.920 discriminatory practice
00:59:24.840 described in section 13
00:59:26.060 is substantiated
00:59:27.500 the member or panel may
00:59:29.080 make one or more of only
00:59:31.220 the following orders
00:59:32.340 against the person found
00:59:34.140 to have engaged in the
00:59:35.040 discriminatory practice
00:59:36.060 a in order to cease
00:59:39.260 the discriminatory practice
00:59:41.160 and take measures
00:59:42.060 to redress the practice
00:59:45.740 or prevent the same from
00:59:46.800 happening again
00:59:48.140 but how do you do that
00:59:49.700 when it's words
00:59:50.540 stop saying that
00:59:52.040 no no no seriously
00:59:52.740 stop saying that
00:59:53.440 no you told a defensive
00:59:54.800 joke stop saying it
00:59:56.220 how
00:59:56.700 I order you to stop
00:59:58.720 telling that joke
00:59:59.880 I'm going to say that
01:00:02.220 joke again right now
01:00:03.160 I order you to stop
01:00:04.500 like how do you
01:00:05.220 how do you stop
01:00:06.600 something
01:00:07.220 that's
01:00:08.320 someone telling a joke
01:00:09.780 B
01:00:12.180 maybe this is how
01:00:13.400 in order to pay
01:00:14.260 compensation of not
01:00:15.240 more than 20 grand
01:00:16.040 to any victim
01:00:16.660 personally identified
01:00:17.540 in the communication
01:00:18.280 20 grand
01:00:20.900 per tweet
01:00:21.860 it's pretty good money
01:00:23.640 to be a complaint
01:00:24.260 and remember you can
01:00:24.940 keep your identity
01:00:25.600 secret
01:00:26.140 oh and if that don't
01:00:28.680 shut you up
01:00:29.260 in order to pay a
01:00:30.200 penalty of not more
01:00:30.920 than $50,000
01:00:31.760 to the receiver general
01:00:32.780 so pay 20 grand
01:00:34.160 to the secret
01:00:35.440 complainer
01:00:36.020 you'll never know
01:00:36.540 who it is
01:00:37.040 is it your ex-wife
01:00:38.080 or ex-husband
01:00:38.780 ex-boyfriend
01:00:39.540 ex-girlfriend
01:00:40.200 is it a rival
01:00:42.340 is it a neighbor
01:00:44.360 who's mad at you
01:00:45.320 is it a disgruntled
01:00:47.940 person you fired
01:00:49.100 is it someone
01:00:51.000 who fired you
01:00:51.860 is it just
01:00:53.900 you know
01:00:54.580 Jonathan and Eve
01:00:55.640 who is it
01:00:57.440 who is a
01:00:59.000 vexatious litigant
01:01:00.280 who gets to stay
01:01:01.700 secret
01:01:02.240 we don't have
01:01:03.480 secret trials
01:01:04.040 in Canada
01:01:04.560 you know
01:01:06.420 we keep the
01:01:07.600 identity of
01:01:08.300 children
01:01:08.900 confidential
01:01:10.100 in most legal
01:01:11.720 matters
01:01:12.160 especially
01:01:12.880 if they're
01:01:13.800 victims
01:01:14.200 in some cases
01:01:17.680 there are
01:01:18.900 witnesses
01:01:19.800 that are
01:01:20.420 secret
01:01:21.540 but
01:01:21.760 but in
01:01:22.920 extremely few
01:01:24.080 cases
01:01:24.440 there are some
01:01:25.120 national security
01:01:26.580 trials and courts
01:01:27.800 that are secret
01:01:28.340 for reasons
01:01:29.000 you know
01:01:29.560 you don't want to
01:01:29.960 give away what
01:01:30.560 your sources are
01:01:31.400 but you know
01:01:32.780 even in trials
01:01:33.640 against mobsters
01:01:34.640 they have the
01:01:35.780 right to face
01:01:36.280 their accuser
01:01:36.880 now afterwards
01:01:37.720 the witness may
01:01:39.320 enter the witness
01:01:39.940 protection program
01:01:41.040 it's a good idea
01:01:41.960 but there's no such
01:01:43.280 thing as
01:01:43.720 you can't convict
01:01:45.620 a mobster
01:01:46.980 a mafia boss
01:01:48.000 with a secret
01:01:49.580 witness
01:01:50.000 the mafia boss
01:01:51.220 gets to know
01:01:51.780 who they are
01:01:52.560 gets to ask
01:01:53.640 them questions
01:01:54.240 gets to say
01:01:54.800 oh you
01:01:55.960 oh I know
01:01:57.660 why you're
01:01:58.160 doing this
01:01:58.740 because they're
01:01:59.860 and I'm going
01:02:00.520 to ask you
01:02:01.000 why you're
01:02:01.380 doing this
01:02:01.740 were you
01:02:02.020 paid to do
01:02:02.700 this
01:02:02.940 are you
01:02:03.460 working for
01:02:03.900 a rival
01:02:04.340 gang
01:02:04.840 did police
01:02:06.220 pay you
01:02:06.860 did police
01:02:07.540 offer to
01:02:08.000 let you
01:02:08.340 go free
01:02:08.820 you can
01:02:09.180 imagine all
01:02:10.360 the questions
01:02:10.820 you would
01:02:11.160 ask a witness
01:02:12.020 if you knew
01:02:14.640 who they were
01:02:15.000 I suppose
01:02:15.380 if they were
01:02:15.720 secret
01:02:16.020 have you
01:02:17.720 ever heard
01:02:18.640 of a secret
01:02:19.340 witness
01:02:19.700 before
01:02:20.060 I don't
01:02:22.280 think I
01:02:22.660 I don't
01:02:23.220 think I
01:02:23.540 ever have
01:02:24.080 like even
01:02:25.060 in
01:02:25.600 well but
01:02:29.600 they're not
01:02:29.880 secret
01:02:30.180 witnesses
01:02:30.640 against the
01:02:31.280 mobsters
01:02:31.640 that's the
01:02:32.080 point is
01:02:32.540 it's tough
01:02:32.960 to testify
01:02:33.560 you then
01:02:34.380 have to
01:02:34.740 go into
01:02:35.020 hiding
01:02:35.320 but it's
01:02:36.480 absolutely
01:02:36.940 critical to
01:02:37.720 know who
01:02:38.200 the witness
01:02:38.920 is because
01:02:39.360 then you can
01:02:39.780 know what
01:02:40.080 their conflicts
01:02:40.540 of interest
01:02:40.920 are
01:02:41.240 if someone
01:02:42.160 was in
01:02:42.520 like in
01:02:43.400 the mob
01:02:43.740 example
01:02:44.240 okay are you
01:02:44.900 working for
01:02:45.340 a rival
01:02:45.700 gang
01:02:46.040 are you
01:02:47.400 trying to
01:02:47.900 take over
01:02:48.260 my job
01:02:48.780 oh you're
01:02:49.960 hiding the
01:02:50.420 fact that
01:02:50.760 you committed
01:02:51.220 the murder
01:02:51.620 like whatever
01:02:52.220 like you
01:02:52.860 could just
01:02:53.360 imagine all
01:02:54.100 the things
01:02:54.680 that could
01:02:56.500 be hidden
01:02:57.220 by having
01:02:57.900 a secret
01:02:58.380 witness
01:02:58.660 we don't
01:02:59.340 have secret
01:02:59.720 witnesses
01:03:00.080 because how
01:03:03.020 can how
01:03:03.820 can the
01:03:04.380 person who's
01:03:04.920 accused
01:03:05.320 mount a
01:03:05.860 defense if
01:03:06.280 they don't
01:03:06.500 know who
01:03:06.720 the accuser
01:03:07.760 is
01:03:08.060 what do
01:03:10.880 you say
01:03:11.040 oh him
01:03:11.820 your honor
01:03:12.280 I've he
01:03:13.340 lost a bet
01:03:13.920 to me or
01:03:14.480 I fired
01:03:15.040 him or
01:03:15.660 I dated
01:03:16.600 his ex
01:03:17.040 girlfriend or
01:03:17.940 he bumped
01:03:18.420 I bumped into
01:03:19.040 him in the
01:03:19.340 car and he
01:03:19.920 never forgave
01:03:20.500 me or
01:03:20.900 you know we're
01:03:21.820 having a
01:03:22.180 quarrel of
01:03:22.800 the fence
01:03:23.260 between our
01:03:23.800 houses it's a
01:03:24.680 foot too much
01:03:25.540 this way in
01:03:26.260 that like you
01:03:26.900 can just
01:03:27.180 imagine if
01:03:29.300 you allowed
01:03:29.820 people to
01:03:30.280 make secret
01:03:30.760 complaints against
01:03:31.420 their enemies
01:03:31.940 you will get
01:03:35.060 millions of
01:03:36.320 secret complaints
01:03:37.280 like it's just
01:03:38.960 so so like
01:03:40.080 what's the worst
01:03:41.340 thing about
01:03:41.980 Twitter or
01:03:43.300 YouTube it's
01:03:44.460 the anonymous
01:03:45.060 comments right
01:03:46.080 it's the worst
01:03:47.400 because people
01:03:48.980 when they're
01:03:49.860 secret
01:03:50.280 can rightfully
01:03:53.560 feel like they
01:03:54.200 can get away
01:03:54.680 with things that
01:03:55.220 they couldn't
01:03:55.540 get away with
01:03:56.060 if they
01:03:56.280 weren't
01:03:56.460 secret
01:03:56.800 why would
01:03:58.560 you have
01:03:59.500 a trial
01:04:00.000 like that
01:04:00.660 that's the
01:04:01.880 Twitter
01:04:02.460 YouTube
01:04:03.380 comment
01:04:04.100 anonymous
01:04:04.680 bot
01:04:05.260 junk
01:04:06.020 level
01:04:06.580 of this
01:04:07.400 law
01:04:07.840 you're going
01:04:10.980 to find
01:04:11.360 someone
01:04:11.740 20 grand
01:04:12.520 50 grand
01:04:13.280 70 grand
01:04:14.100 you're going
01:04:15.220 to order
01:04:15.760 them to
01:04:16.200 stop saying
01:04:16.820 something
01:04:17.440 based on
01:04:19.180 a secret
01:04:19.800 complainer
01:04:20.560 yeah
01:04:23.560 this law
01:04:24.560 is the
01:04:25.240 worst law
01:04:25.840 in the
01:04:26.460 world
01:04:26.720 well we
01:04:27.760 didn't have
01:04:28.120 a chance
01:04:28.480 to talk
01:04:28.960 about
01:04:29.340 anything
01:04:30.080 else
01:04:30.540 but I
01:04:32.320 do want
01:04:32.680 to show
01:04:33.140 the front
01:04:34.840 page of
01:04:35.400 I think
01:04:35.720 it was
01:04:35.940 The Sun
01:04:36.420 a great
01:04:37.440 newspaper
01:04:37.940 in the
01:04:38.180 United
01:04:38.400 Kingdom
01:04:38.740 they caught
01:04:40.180 their
01:04:40.380 health
01:04:40.640 minister
01:04:41.120 the worst
01:04:43.100 health
01:04:43.300 minister
01:04:43.560 in the
01:04:43.760 world
01:04:43.900 I mean
01:04:44.120 I know
01:04:44.460 Patty Hydu
01:04:44.960 is pretty
01:04:45.300 bad
01:04:45.720 but Hydu
01:04:46.580 is just
01:04:46.940 like a
01:04:47.340 placeholder
01:04:48.520 this
01:04:49.300 Matt
01:04:49.720 Hancock
01:04:50.420 is truly
01:04:51.860 one of the
01:04:52.340 worst
01:04:52.520 politicians
01:04:53.040 in the
01:04:53.400 world
01:04:53.540 I like
01:04:54.100 to say
01:04:54.380 I follow
01:04:54.720 politicians
01:04:55.200 in Canada
01:04:55.820 the United
01:04:56.740 States
01:04:57.140 Australia
01:04:57.880 New Zealand
01:04:59.060 United
01:04:59.500 Kingdom
01:04:59.900 that's
01:05:01.760 Matt
01:05:02.000 Hancock
01:05:02.620 in his
01:05:04.640 government
01:05:04.920 office
01:05:05.560 micking
01:05:07.380 out
01:05:07.720 with
01:05:08.420 his
01:05:09.140 top
01:05:09.740 advisor
01:05:10.240 who
01:05:11.340 he
01:05:11.600 hired
01:05:12.100 who's
01:05:13.080 also
01:05:13.380 a
01:05:13.600 lobbyist
01:05:14.200 whose
01:05:15.780 brother
01:05:16.460 it turns
01:05:18.000 out
01:05:18.360 gets
01:05:19.160 huge
01:05:20.000 contracts
01:05:20.600 from the
01:05:20.980 health
01:05:21.180 department
01:05:21.620 there
01:05:21.840 the
01:05:22.020 national
01:05:22.400 health
01:05:22.660 service
01:05:23.100 he's
01:05:24.340 married
01:05:24.740 she's
01:05:25.220 married
01:05:25.660 he's
01:05:27.700 a gross
01:05:28.160 liar
01:05:28.520 who can't
01:05:29.000 be trusted
01:05:29.440 with
01:05:29.660 anything
01:05:30.160 but the
01:05:31.920 reason I
01:05:32.460 think this
01:05:32.900 goes from
01:05:33.560 oh it's
01:05:33.960 just a
01:05:34.240 private
01:05:34.500 affair
01:05:34.960 to
01:05:36.080 extra
01:05:36.580 gross
01:05:37.040 is because
01:05:38.800 for one
01:05:39.520 year he
01:05:39.960 has had
01:05:40.500 the most
01:05:41.060 draconian
01:05:42.340 laws in
01:05:42.880 the United
01:05:43.160 Kingdom
01:05:43.460 you are
01:05:43.960 not allowed
01:05:44.640 to hug
01:05:46.280 your family
01:05:47.020 they literally
01:05:49.940 put out
01:05:50.460 rules on
01:05:50.960 who you
01:05:51.420 can hug
01:05:51.980 or not
01:05:52.620 if you
01:05:53.660 can hug
01:05:54.260 your
01:05:54.460 grandparents
01:05:55.040 or not
01:05:56.960 if you
01:05:58.380 can hug
01:05:58.740 people at
01:05:59.200 a funeral
01:05:59.680 or a
01:06:00.160 wedding
01:06:00.360 or not
01:06:00.880 and he's
01:06:03.980 having an
01:06:05.080 affair
01:06:05.600 with an
01:06:07.040 aide
01:06:07.400 that he
01:06:08.260 hired with
01:06:08.960 taxpayers
01:06:09.780 money
01:06:10.300 and whose
01:06:11.500 brother
01:06:12.080 is getting
01:06:12.880 a fat
01:06:13.340 contract
01:06:13.820 from him
01:06:14.460 Matt
01:06:15.500 Hancock
01:06:16.020 is perhaps
01:06:16.720 the worst
01:06:17.180 person in
01:06:17.700 the world
01:06:18.080 he's also
01:06:20.020 really
01:06:21.540 really
01:06:22.060 weird
01:06:22.680 can you
01:06:23.680 just go
01:06:24.020 on my
01:06:24.320 twitter feed
01:06:24.980 there's so
01:06:25.860 many examples
01:06:26.760 of weirdness
01:06:27.520 he's just
01:06:28.560 there's a
01:06:29.420 screw loose
01:06:30.120 in that
01:06:30.480 guy
01:06:30.780 like just
01:06:31.900 this funny
01:06:32.360 one from
01:06:32.880 like
01:06:33.680 what
01:06:34.580 you're just
01:06:36.420 done talking
01:06:37.000 in parliament
01:06:37.460 and you're
01:06:37.960 like
01:06:38.200 what's that
01:06:39.380 just
01:06:39.820 what
01:06:41.860 what
01:06:42.580 that's just
01:06:43.640 like
01:06:43.840 I know
01:06:44.620 that you're
01:06:44.940 thinking
01:06:45.100 I'm
01:06:45.420 exaggerating
01:06:46.380 there's
01:06:47.440 so many
01:06:48.120 weirdnesses
01:06:49.140 I know
01:06:51.040 we're out
01:06:51.320 of time
01:06:51.820 there's
01:06:54.240 like there's
01:06:54.640 50 examples
01:06:55.860 of him
01:06:56.440 being
01:06:56.760 in people's
01:06:58.040 personal space
01:06:59.000 and him
01:06:59.500 not
01:07:00.420 understanding
01:07:01.180 a joke
01:07:01.820 and him
01:07:02.160 being
01:07:02.360 so like
01:07:02.720 I think
01:07:03.320 he's
01:07:03.700 I think
01:07:04.600 he's got
01:07:05.020 something wrong
01:07:05.580 with his
01:07:05.900 brain
01:07:06.180 I have no
01:07:08.580 idea how he
01:07:09.280 rose to become
01:07:09.820 health minister
01:07:10.460 other than
01:07:11.260 maybe
01:07:11.640 because he's
01:07:12.340 screwed up
01:07:12.680 in the head
01:07:13.040 he'll literally
01:07:13.540 say anything
01:07:14.300 he's told to
01:07:15.540 say
01:07:15.740 like that
01:07:16.140 is quite
01:07:16.560 so he
01:07:16.860 has no
01:07:17.280 shame
01:07:17.720 he has
01:07:18.620 no moral
01:07:19.080 code
01:07:19.380 obviously
01:07:19.740 any man
01:07:20.180 who'll
01:07:20.360 cheat on
01:07:20.680 his wife
01:07:21.140 and
01:07:22.540 cheat on
01:07:23.520 the taxpayers
01:07:24.080 and cheat
01:07:24.760 cheat
01:07:25.040 cheat
01:07:25.360 and do
01:07:25.760 all that
01:07:26.280 while telling
01:07:27.020 you not to
01:07:27.520 hug your
01:07:27.820 parents or
01:07:28.360 grandparents or
01:07:28.960 family
01:07:29.280 or go out
01:07:30.460 on dates
01:07:30.940 yeah
01:07:31.200 oh this
01:07:31.680 you gotta put
01:07:32.500 the volume
01:07:32.860 up for this
01:07:33.320 one
01:07:33.520 such a
01:07:35.420 positive
01:07:35.900 vibrant
01:07:36.720 future vision
01:07:38.580 for Britain
01:07:39.080 and of course
01:07:40.040 I'm thrilled
01:07:40.620 with the sheer
01:07:42.100 amount of
01:07:43.200 progress
01:07:43.880 for the
01:07:44.540 NHS
01:07:45.020 the record
01:07:46.220 levels
01:07:46.640 the 40
01:07:49.560 new hospitals
01:07:50.260 20 hospital
01:07:50.980 upgrades
01:07:51.500 the extra
01:07:53.060 GP
01:07:53.760 appointments
01:07:55.360 that we're
01:07:55.820 committing to
01:07:56.500 and there's
01:07:57.360 lots more
01:07:58.560 to come
01:07:59.180 I can't
01:07:59.680 wait to
01:08:00.220 get on
01:08:00.440 with it
01:08:01.020 now obviously
01:08:02.200 that's a
01:08:02.720 mashup of
01:08:03.440 something he
01:08:03.900 really did
01:08:04.400 which was
01:08:04.780 creepy
01:08:05.200 and someone
01:08:06.560 making a joke
01:08:07.640 about how
01:08:08.000 creepy
01:08:08.280 but he's
01:08:08.740 just always
01:08:09.420 doing weird
01:08:11.020 things
01:08:11.620 violating
01:08:13.620 like he's
01:08:14.240 just really
01:08:14.760 bad with
01:08:15.240 personal space
01:08:16.280 I don't
01:08:17.620 know if
01:08:17.900 you can
01:08:18.120 find it
01:08:18.540 quickly
01:08:18.860 like he
01:08:19.260 does
01:08:19.540 interviews
01:08:20.360 TV
01:08:22.340 interviews
01:08:22.720 and he's
01:08:23.140 standing so
01:08:23.820 close to
01:08:24.340 the presenter
01:08:25.280 he's like
01:08:26.620 physically
01:08:27.280 touching them
01:08:28.080 while he
01:08:29.520 has this
01:08:30.040 bizarre
01:08:30.460 intensity
01:08:31.100 he is
01:08:34.640 weird
01:08:35.400 and gross
01:08:36.860 and I
01:08:38.540 think he's
01:08:39.020 screwed up
01:08:39.440 in the head
01:08:39.960 I think
01:08:44.220 I think
01:08:44.840 he's really
01:08:45.220 really bad
01:08:45.700 and I
01:08:46.000 really
01:08:46.240 I just
01:08:46.600 have a
01:08:46.960 lot of
01:08:47.200 pity
01:08:47.420 for his
01:08:49.180 wife
01:08:49.520 I haven't
01:08:52.140 seen that
01:08:52.520 he's been
01:08:52.820 fired yet
01:08:53.620 but he
01:08:54.860 ought to
01:08:55.220 be
01:08:55.520 not just
01:08:57.440 for breaking
01:08:57.880 his own
01:08:58.320 rules
01:08:58.740 but for
01:09:01.480 nepotism
01:09:03.400 he's just
01:09:05.360 really gross
01:09:06.020 I can't
01:09:08.140 find any
01:09:08.560 more of
01:09:08.860 those videos
01:09:09.360 quickly
01:09:09.880 yeah
01:09:16.700 you know
01:09:17.140 I'm just
01:09:17.500 serving
01:09:17.780 and everything
01:09:18.420 is about
01:09:18.960 this latest
01:09:19.520 grossness
01:09:20.180 on his
01:09:20.520 part
01:09:20.840 cheating
01:09:21.160 on his
01:09:21.520 wife
01:09:21.860 breaking
01:09:22.720 his own
01:09:23.160 laws
01:09:23.520 you know
01:09:26.640 what
01:09:26.920 there was
01:09:28.420 another
01:09:28.700 person
01:09:29.320 in the
01:09:31.300 medical
01:09:31.860 advisory
01:09:32.340 panel
01:09:32.780 who was
01:09:33.560 a real
01:09:33.820 fear
01:09:34.120 monger
01:09:34.520 calling
01:09:34.880 for hard
01:09:35.480 lockdowns
01:09:36.420 and
01:09:37.620 Matt
01:09:39.420 Hancock
01:09:39.880 was asked
01:09:41.100 about
01:09:41.320 he said
01:09:41.640 he's got
01:09:42.000 to resign
01:09:42.620 for doing
01:09:43.700 exactly
01:09:44.060 what he
01:09:44.500 did
01:09:44.940 here take
01:09:45.820 a look
01:09:45.980 at that
01:09:46.240 we have
01:09:46.520 that clip
01:09:46.860 handy
01:09:47.100 can you
01:09:47.440 play that
01:09:47.760 you bang
01:09:51.280 your head
01:09:51.560 on the
01:09:51.780 desk
01:09:52.060 well it's
01:09:52.620 just
01:09:52.880 it's
01:09:53.600 extraordinary
01:09:54.020 and
01:09:54.660 you know
01:09:56.080 I don't
01:09:59.420 understand
01:09:59.820 I am
01:10:01.260 that doesn't
01:10:02.020 often happen
01:10:02.580 to me
01:10:02.920 I know
01:10:03.780 but I
01:10:06.040 am
01:10:06.280 and
01:10:07.760 you know
01:10:08.520 Mr Ferguson
01:10:10.360 is a
01:10:10.960 Professor Ferguson
01:10:11.900 is a very
01:10:12.860 very eminent
01:10:13.700 and impressive
01:10:14.320 scientist
01:10:14.900 and
01:10:16.340 he's
01:10:17.100 the science
01:10:17.720 that he's
01:10:18.320 done
01:10:18.600 has been
01:10:19.300 an important
01:10:19.800 part of
01:10:20.320 what we've
01:10:21.000 listened to
01:10:21.780 and
01:10:22.960 I think
01:10:24.220 that
01:10:24.540 it's a
01:10:25.620 yeah
01:10:26.760 I think
01:10:27.180 that
01:10:27.760 he took
01:10:28.280 the right
01:10:28.520 decision
01:10:28.900 to resign
01:10:30.620 yeah
01:10:30.980 you wouldn't
01:10:31.600 have fought
01:10:31.880 to keep him
01:10:32.380 it's just
01:10:33.600 not
01:10:33.840 that's just
01:10:34.240 not possible
01:10:34.640 in these
01:10:34.980 circumstances
01:10:35.420 I found
01:10:36.620 the creepy
01:10:37.300 one I
01:10:37.700 sent it to
01:10:38.140 you by
01:10:38.340 WhatsApp
01:10:38.660 Justin
01:10:39.060 look at
01:10:39.940 this
01:10:40.160 creepy
01:10:40.820 creepy
01:10:41.360 weirdo
01:10:41.940 take a
01:10:42.180 look at
01:10:42.360 this
01:10:43.720 like I
01:11:03.880 mean
01:11:04.100 the
01:11:04.560 version
01:11:04.800 I
01:11:04.960 found
01:11:05.220 there
01:11:05.380 that
01:11:05.580 someone
01:11:05.820 put a
01:11:06.260 track
01:11:06.580 over
01:11:06.740 but it
01:11:07.000 doesn't
01:11:07.200 matter
01:11:07.440 it's the
01:11:07.700 visuals
01:11:08.100 he was
01:11:09.140 so creepy
01:11:09.920 she could
01:11:11.700 probably feel
01:11:12.320 him breathing
01:11:13.040 on her
01:11:14.680 neck
01:11:15.200 and she
01:11:16.200 sort of
01:11:16.520 stepped away
01:11:16.960 can you
01:11:17.200 play that
01:11:17.460 one more
01:11:17.740 time
01:11:18.080 you can
01:11:19.080 put the
01:11:19.660 funny
01:11:19.880 music on
01:11:20.380 it if
01:11:20.580 you want
01:11:20.960 okay
01:11:23.920 just
01:11:32.960 just
01:11:33.220 weird
01:11:33.680 just a
01:11:34.620 real
01:11:34.800 weirdo
01:11:35.400 no
01:11:36.540 personal
01:11:37.020 boundaries
01:11:37.580 really
01:11:38.660 creepy
01:11:39.280 unaware
01:11:41.640 of what
01:11:42.040 he looks
01:11:42.420 like
01:11:42.860 physically
01:11:44.100 awkward
01:11:44.800 gross
01:11:46.320 now
01:11:47.660 listen
01:11:48.060 I think
01:11:48.420 people
01:11:48.760 can
01:11:49.120 you know
01:11:50.080 we all
01:11:50.320 have our
01:11:50.640 quirks
01:11:51.100 I'm not
01:11:52.920 mad at
01:11:53.300 him for
01:11:53.580 being
01:11:53.760 creepy
01:11:54.140 I'm mad
01:11:55.320 at him
01:11:55.560 for being
01:11:55.960 a hypocrite
01:11:56.580 a liar
01:11:57.160 and the
01:11:57.880 enslaver
01:11:58.480 of the
01:11:58.740 British
01:11:58.960 Isles
01:11:59.420 telling 65
01:12:00.760 million people
01:12:01.440 that they're
01:12:01.780 not allowed
01:12:02.140 to hug
01:12:02.460 each other
01:12:02.880 while he's
01:12:03.560 shagging
01:12:04.000 someone he
01:12:05.220 hired
01:12:05.620 with tax
01:12:06.500 dollars
01:12:06.820 and hiring
01:12:07.520 her brother
01:12:08.040 for a
01:12:08.860 sweet contract
01:12:09.720 he's a
01:12:11.280 disgraceful
01:12:12.580 husband
01:12:13.000 she's a
01:12:13.740 disgraceful
01:12:14.300 wife
01:12:14.640 they're also
01:12:16.500 quite stupid
01:12:17.520 shagging in a
01:12:19.440 government office
01:12:20.300 with closed
01:12:21.400 circuit TVs
01:12:22.020 there's no
01:12:22.740 country in the
01:12:23.380 world
01:12:23.580 with the
01:12:24.500 exception of
01:12:25.000 China
01:12:25.360 that has
01:12:25.980 more closed
01:12:26.460 circuit TVs
01:12:27.060 than the
01:12:27.360 UK
01:12:27.660 Matt Hancock
01:12:29.380 is the worst
01:12:30.100 person in the
01:12:30.760 world today
01:12:31.420 but how
01:12:33.680 can Boris
01:12:34.260 Johnson
01:12:34.700 who
01:12:35.600 is
01:12:36.940 less
01:12:37.640 like he's
01:12:38.600 a funny
01:12:39.060 creepy
01:12:39.460 guy
01:12:39.780 but he's
01:12:40.240 still creepy
01:12:40.760 how many
01:12:42.880 affairs and
01:12:43.460 mistresses has
01:12:44.160 he had
01:12:44.560 is he really
01:12:45.000 going to fire
01:12:45.540 someone for
01:12:46.620 the
01:12:46.720 it's like
01:12:47.000 Justin Trudeau
01:12:47.700 how can he
01:12:48.340 fire
01:12:48.600 Harjeet
01:12:49.060 Sajjan
01:12:49.580 oh my god
01:12:53.720 I hear
01:12:54.160 Justin tells
01:12:55.180 me that
01:12:55.620 that Boris
01:12:56.620 Johnson says
01:12:57.600 he's apologized
01:12:58.700 and the
01:12:59.180 matter's
01:12:59.520 closed
01:12:59.860 good
01:13:00.580 good
01:13:01.560 I say
01:13:02.280 let this
01:13:03.940 become an
01:13:04.900 albatross
01:13:05.520 around the
01:13:06.180 neck of that
01:13:06.700 horrid Tory
01:13:07.300 government
01:13:07.780 all right
01:13:08.560 thought I'd
01:13:09.540 thrown a
01:13:09.900 little bit
01:13:10.160 of talk
01:13:10.440 about Matt
01:13:10.900 Hancock
01:13:11.360 that creepy
01:13:11.880 weirdo
01:13:12.380 my name's
01:13:13.120 Ezra Levant
01:13:13.540 we're done
01:13:13.940 for today
01:13:14.400 I'm going to
01:13:14.720 say goodbye
01:13:15.080 do we have
01:13:15.580 you know
01:13:16.360 I just want
01:13:16.800 to say
01:13:17.060 I am
01:13:17.320 drinking
01:13:17.700 from a
01:13:19.140 make Canada
01:13:19.580 great again
01:13:20.180 mug
01:13:20.520 just want
01:13:21.120 to let
01:13:21.340 you know
01:13:21.660 we got
01:13:22.400 some stuff
01:13:22.940 on that
01:13:23.280 store
01:13:23.700 before we
01:13:24.380 can we
01:13:24.600 take a
01:13:24.940 look at
01:13:25.120 the store
01:13:25.540 please take
01:13:26.620 a quick
01:13:26.940 look
01:13:27.300 because we
01:13:28.800 got some
01:13:29.120 new stuff
01:13:29.460 I showed
01:13:29.860 you the
01:13:30.140 shirt
01:13:30.400 the David
01:13:31.520 Menzies
01:13:32.000 shirt
01:13:32.380 huge seller
01:13:33.400 make Canada
01:13:36.240 great again
01:13:36.900 what's that
01:13:37.320 one there
01:13:37.680 say
01:13:38.120 Fauci
01:13:42.400 Nocho
01:13:43.200 you know
01:13:44.060 yeah it
01:13:46.080 rolls off the
01:13:46.660 tongue
01:13:46.940 Fauci
01:13:47.360 Nocho
01:13:47.720 that's a
01:13:48.980 hell of a
01:13:49.260 name
01:13:49.500 freedom
01:13:50.660 isn't
01:13:50.980 free
01:13:51.160 that's a
01:13:51.460 good one
01:13:51.820 the men
01:13:53.080 saw it
01:13:53.460 boy it's
01:13:54.040 like I'm
01:13:54.260 looking in
01:13:54.540 the mirror
01:13:54.900 save the
01:13:56.700 pastors
01:13:57.240 happy Canada
01:13:59.060 day
01:13:59.520 there's lots
01:14:00.420 of good
01:14:00.660 stuff
01:14:01.000 look at that
01:14:01.640 happy Canada
01:14:02.280 day you still
01:14:02.720 allowed to say
01:14:03.220 that
01:14:03.740 did I
01:14:07.480 boy did I
01:14:08.360 call her
01:14:08.680 what
01:14:08.920 Orwell
01:14:09.420 COVID
01:14:09.880 1984
01:14:10.460 there's some
01:14:11.160 good stuff
01:14:11.600 there's socialist
01:14:12.080 distancing
01:14:12.580 that's a good
01:14:13.080 one
01:14:13.320 people like
01:14:14.000 that one
01:14:14.340 Patriot
01:14:14.900 make Canada
01:14:16.100 great again
01:14:16.840 there's just
01:14:18.900 the rebel
01:14:19.200 megaphone
01:14:19.920 make Canada
01:14:21.120 great again
01:14:21.620 that's a good
01:14:22.020 one
01:14:22.380 where's just
01:14:27.620 the very
01:14:27.980 plain one
01:14:28.460 that just
01:14:28.780 says rebel
01:14:29.420 you know
01:14:33.980 what that
01:14:34.380 I think
01:14:34.980 I'm gonna
01:14:35.400 guess
01:14:35.840 without
01:14:36.120 knowing
01:14:36.560 that that's
01:14:37.020 just our
01:14:37.360 best seller
01:14:37.840 the one
01:14:38.240 that just
01:14:38.580 says rebel
01:14:39.140 on it
01:14:39.540 no
01:14:40.160 I like
01:14:41.340 it
01:14:41.540 yeah
01:14:41.820 it's a
01:14:42.220 version
01:14:42.400 there's
01:14:42.800 the bitcoin
01:14:43.200 one
01:14:43.660 scroll down
01:14:45.440 a bit
01:14:45.740 yeah
01:14:47.460 that one
01:14:47.760 on the
01:14:47.980 bottom
01:14:48.180 on the
01:14:48.500 right
01:14:48.680 there
01:14:48.900 just
01:14:49.120 click
01:14:49.320 on that
01:14:49.580 one
01:14:49.760 there
01:14:49.960 on the
01:14:50.420 right
01:14:50.620 okay
01:14:53.520 maybe a
01:14:54.300 different
01:14:54.440 one
01:14:54.720 oh that
01:14:56.320 is the
01:14:56.600 bitcoin
01:14:56.880 one
01:14:57.220 anyway
01:14:58.200 there's
01:14:58.400 some
01:14:58.500 good
01:14:58.660 shirts
01:14:58.920 there
01:14:59.180 the
01:14:59.780 unisex
01:15:00.280 hoodie
01:15:00.580 that's
01:15:01.520 what that
01:15:01.800 was
01:15:02.140 all right
01:15:03.500 so we
01:15:03.720 got some
01:15:04.080 stuff guys
01:15:04.820 is what
01:15:05.100 I'm
01:15:05.200 saying
01:15:05.540 does that
01:15:08.380 include
01:15:08.660 shipping
01:15:09.060 do those
01:15:09.480 prices
01:15:09.760 include
01:15:10.060 shipping
01:15:10.420 in Canada
01:15:12.400 yeah
01:15:13.040 in Canada
01:15:13.620 those prices
01:15:14.140 include
01:15:14.480 shipping
01:15:14.840 so
01:15:15.420 free
01:15:17.580 shipping
01:15:17.960 for t-shirts
01:15:18.860 and hoodies
01:15:19.820 it says
01:15:21.260 to US
01:15:21.840 and Canada
01:15:22.460 is that
01:15:23.160 true
01:15:23.400 okay
01:15:24.040 so the
01:15:24.380 United States
01:15:24.860 and Canada
01:15:25.180 that's where
01:15:25.460 most of our
01:15:25.880 viewers are
01:15:26.340 we've got
01:15:27.100 some viewers
01:15:27.600 in the UK
01:15:29.100 oh and we
01:15:30.780 have an
01:15:31.000 Australia store
01:15:31.900 it's a separate
01:15:32.760 store
01:15:32.960 well I don't
01:15:33.920 think we have
01:15:34.240 many Australians
01:15:34.800 watching at this
01:15:35.500 hour
01:15:35.800 because it's
01:15:36.660 very very
01:15:37.280 late at night
01:15:37.960 but just go
01:15:38.860 to the Australian
01:15:39.320 store
01:15:39.540 I'm curious
01:15:39.800 what's that
01:15:40.280 rebelstore.com.au
01:15:41.980 is that right
01:15:42.580 so we have
01:15:44.720 a store
01:15:45.280 for Australians
01:15:48.880 because I mean
01:15:51.600 you're not going
01:15:51.940 to ship
01:15:52.280 something to
01:15:52.720 Australia
01:15:53.140 from North
01:15:54.160 America
01:15:54.480 did I get
01:15:54.960 that right
01:15:55.280 rebelstore
01:15:55.980 rebelnewsstore.com.au
01:15:58.380 so what do they
01:15:59.140 got down under
01:15:59.760 okay we got
01:16:00.320 the kangaroo
01:16:00.840 one
01:16:01.060 that's fun
01:16:01.600 got the
01:16:02.240 COVID-1984
01:16:03.120 what does
01:16:05.060 that say
01:16:05.580 freedom isn't
01:16:07.260 free with the
01:16:07.620 Australian flag
01:16:08.500 that's great
01:16:09.200 you know
01:16:09.780 I might get
01:16:10.320 some of this
01:16:10.660 Australian merch
01:16:11.560 people are going
01:16:12.260 to think
01:16:12.520 I'm Australian
01:16:13.220 but those
01:16:14.440 ones say
01:16:14.840 oh I stand
01:16:17.260 with the
01:16:17.460 Puerto Burke
01:16:17.780 Hotel
01:16:18.000 we had a
01:16:18.420 big win
01:16:18.840 there
01:16:19.020 we got
01:16:19.420 China Dan
01:16:20.600 that's a
01:16:21.120 that's referring
01:16:22.380 to Dan
01:16:23.080 Andrews
01:16:23.680 the pro-Beijing
01:16:25.400 pro-communist
01:16:26.340 premier of
01:16:27.960 the state
01:16:28.320 of Victoria
01:16:28.740 what's that
01:16:29.100 one on the
01:16:29.400 left there
01:16:29.700 Qantas
01:16:30.140 Qantas
01:16:32.420 spirit of
01:16:32.900 vaccine
01:16:33.280 yeah
01:16:33.460 because they're
01:16:33.900 they're vaccine
01:16:35.060 crazy
01:16:35.540 mandatory
01:16:36.140 rebel
01:16:37.000 that's
01:16:37.480 that's the
01:16:37.860 shirt I'm
01:16:38.180 talking about
01:16:38.560 that one
01:16:38.900 on the right
01:16:39.300 there
01:16:39.520 that's my
01:16:40.480 favorite of
01:16:40.980 them all
01:16:41.220 it's the
01:16:41.560 simplest of
01:16:42.020 them all
01:16:42.380 I think
01:16:43.240 it's a
01:16:43.460 good-looking
01:16:43.800 shirt
01:16:44.180 all right
01:16:48.780 so that's
01:16:49.200 it for the
01:16:49.560 day
01:16:49.800 there's
01:16:50.100 the mug
01:16:50.460 we got
01:16:52.060 to get
01:16:52.220 some of
01:16:52.440 those
01:16:52.540 mugs
01:16:52.720 in the
01:16:52.960 cafeteria
01:16:54.840 here
01:16:55.400 I think
01:16:57.140 we should
01:16:57.340 get
01:16:57.520 oh we got
01:16:58.620 a bunch
01:16:58.880 came today
01:16:59.320 you know
01:17:00.100 what it's
01:17:00.400 not funny
01:17:00.760 I just
01:17:01.100 said that
01:17:01.460 I didn't
01:17:01.720 know they
01:17:01.940 were coming
01:17:02.200 today
01:17:02.540 all right
01:17:03.900 well let's
01:17:04.260 let people
01:17:04.640 go
01:17:05.040 do you have
01:17:05.560 a dog
01:17:05.820 video
01:17:06.080 today
01:17:06.440 do you have
01:17:08.360 a dog
01:17:08.540 video
01:17:08.760 yeah we do
01:17:09.380 okay I'm
01:17:09.880 going to say
01:17:10.140 goodbye now
01:17:10.640 everybody thanks
01:17:11.220 for joining
01:17:11.720 us
01:17:12.080 and is it
01:17:15.360 a dog is it
01:17:15.840 Rupert or is
01:17:16.580 another dog
01:17:17.300 it's not you
01:17:22.280 know Justin has
01:17:22.920 a dog his name
01:17:24.360 is Rupert I'm
01:17:24.880 not trying to
01:17:25.340 dox him hopefully
01:17:26.400 I haven't caused
01:17:27.480 the problem by
01:17:28.580 doxing Rupert I've
01:17:30.240 seen some Rupert
01:17:31.020 videos they're pretty
01:17:32.300 good but I think
01:17:34.040 video today is
01:17:34.920 something different
01:17:35.500 I'm ready when
01:17:36.340 I'm ready when you
01:17:36.500 are
01:17:37.500 nice
01:17:45.500 nice