Rebel News Podcast - DAILY ｜ Thrive in Trudeau's net-zero world; Gates lectures about climate; Flagging gun store sales

00:00:00.000 Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen, you have tuned into the Rebel News live stream

00:00:24.380 on this, a Tuesday, September 13th, 2022. I'm David Menzies and my co-host, well, let me tell you a

00:00:33.260 little bit about my co-host. Folks, do you know that today is National Ants on a Log Day? That's

00:00:39.800 actually a treat in which the ants are represented by raisins, but not if you're Claude Schwab and my

00:00:47.440 co-host hates that. She is the she-devil with a sword. She is the Khaleesi of Northern Alberta.

00:00:57.120 She is Sheila Gunn-Reed. How are you doing there, Sheila? David, I'm doing great and you do have

00:01:03.200 that right. I will not eat raisins because they are representative of insects and I don't even want

00:01:07.540 to go down that road, but it is also, I looked it up before I came on air, it is also National

00:01:15.940 Peanut Day. I could take or leave peanuts. I just, I don't know. It's also National Defy Superstition

00:01:24.140 Day. Oh, really? Yes. It's also European Heritage Days and I think that might be racist to celebrate

00:01:33.560 your European Heritage Day. So I'm just, it's also International Chocolate Day, National Bald is

00:01:41.760 Beautiful Day and also National Hug Your Boss Day. Oh, really? Well, you know what? We don't,

00:01:49.020 still don't have a human resources director here at Rebel News. So if you want to go ahead and give

00:01:55.220 Ezra a hug, it's all completely a-okay, I think. I don't think he's going to turn one down.

00:02:02.580 But you know, it's funny, you mentioned it was National Peanut Day and you know, it always,

00:02:10.480 I don't know why it is that peanut allergies are so prevalent because I remember when I was going to

00:02:18.920 elementary school, Sheila, and it's such a great, cheap and nutritious lunch to have, a peanut butter

00:02:25.320 sandwich, a peanut butter and jelly sandwich, lots of protein. And you never heard any-

00:02:32.080 That's a myth. Oh, is that right?

00:02:34.040 There's not as much protein in peanuts as you would have, like as Mr. Peanut, the guy with glasses and

00:02:42.040 the cane, that he would have you believe. But the thing is, if you bring a bag of peanuts or a peanut

00:02:48.500 butter sandwich to a school these days- Oh, you're going straight to jail.

00:02:51.540 Oh, yeah. You may as well have tossed a hand grenade into the gymnasium. I mean,

00:02:56.640 but how did this come to be, Sheila, that in our generation, this was perfectly normal. And today

00:03:03.940 it is, it's, and I'm just wondering, is it, I know, I know there are true anaphylactic,

00:03:11.820 deadly allergies to certain food stuff. So I'm not, you know, dismissing that. But I wonder,

00:03:17.000 is, are those people claiming they're allergic to certain things? Is it really an intolerance,

00:03:24.360 or they just don't like certain things? It's not something that is really going to make them

00:03:28.980 physically sick or even kill them. Because I don't know how in the space of just a couple of decades,

00:03:34.800 a food staple in schools became, like you said, you bring that on premise as they're calling the

00:03:41.340 cops, right? I don't get it, Sheila. I think a lot of the time we are using the term food

00:03:48.680 intolerance and food allergy interchangeably, and we shouldn't be, because I think those are

00:03:53.840 two different things. I also think a lot of this has to do with the constant sterilization of our

00:03:59.420 babies, as opposed to just letting them do baby things. And maybe they might chew on the end of a

00:04:05.520 chew sometimes when you're not looking, and get some of those, you know, antibodies into them,

00:04:12.020 start creating antibodies anyways. But also, I'm, once again, I remain skeptical of the food industry

00:04:18.940 and that inversion of the food pyramid. Once the government started telling us how to eat,

00:04:25.240 when to eat, and what companies we should be buying our food from, all of a sudden, we get all

00:04:31.740 these diseases that we never had before. High cholesterol, heart disease, we've seen a

00:04:38.100 prevalence in certain cancers that we never saw before, and all of a sudden, a bunch of allergies

00:04:43.200 in young people. And I just think maybe we should just go back to how we were eating for millennia

00:04:48.560 before big food started getting in between us and the food on the shelf. You know what? I think

00:04:55.060 you're really onto something with the idea of our babies and young children being over-sanitized

00:05:02.460 to the extent that they can't develop, you know, natural immunities to bacteria. Sheila,

00:05:08.360 did we not learn anything from the great 1953 George Powell movie, War of the Worlds, where the

00:05:14.360 Martians come down and they kick Earth's ass? They are decimating the planet. And then at the very end,

00:05:20.980 they start dying because they have no resistance to our bacteria. So, again, I urge our viewers,

00:05:30.640 watch War of the Worlds and try to raise your babies differently. Yeah, well, and we've just decided

00:05:37.980 very recently that natural immunity isn't a thing that exists and a thing that we should rely on.

00:05:44.500 So, I think this is only just going to get worse. Anyways, we've gone off on so many tangerines

00:05:50.960 here, Sheila. What is the ostensible policy reason of the hour or at least the 53 minutes

00:05:56.540 that lay ahead? Oh, goodness. I think my Skype feed is freezing up, but hopefully it'll

00:06:02.180 maintain enough strength to get us through the show. This is the Rebel News daily live stream,

00:06:07.860 wherein we talk about the news or food allergies or the war of the worlds sometimes. But that's the

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00:06:47.320 your chance to take over the show, really. You could really get David going in one direction here with

00:06:52.540 a sizable Rumble Rant and a lame reference to pop culture. And he'll be giving her for like 20 minutes

00:06:59.740 straight. We love it all, don't we, Sheila? Well, I got to tell you, just before I hopped on the show

00:07:05.820 for the first time, I did a live live stream with Natasha Biazzi. Yes, I'm sorry, Sheila. I was a

00:07:12.860 little promiscuous today. And we were talking about this particular video. It's Justin Trudeau. The

00:07:20.260 quote is,

00:07:22.620 our job as a government is to build an economy where everyone is ready to thrive in a net zero

00:07:29.960 world. End quote. I don't believe I'm reading this. And as I said to Natasha, when he says net zero,

00:07:37.020 does that mean what's in your wallet once the Trudeau liberals get done?

00:07:41.200 I see that in him like net zero jobs, net zero. Literally, when he says net zero economy,

00:07:47.360 I see like a big fat zero. Yeah. Where the economy should be. Maybe net zero brain cells. But let's

00:07:55.140 run the video in case you don't believe me. Because if you think Justin Trudeau is an economic savior,

00:08:02.120 just go out to Sheila Gunn-Reid's territory where true liberal policies have devastated Alberta. What

00:08:09.140 a bloody hypocrite. Let's roll that. Our job as a government is to build an economy

00:08:15.300 an economy where everyone is ready to thrive in a net zero world. An economy where everyone

00:08:23.540 have real opportunities for meaningful work. An economy where people can count on their neighbors,

00:08:31.200 on their communities, and yes, on their governments, to have their backs through difficult times in the

00:08:40.500 present and into the future. To do this, we all need to work together.

00:08:49.300 Wow, Sheila. Our audience might not know that Justin Trudeau is actually a graduate from the

00:08:56.020 Harvard Business School. That's where he came up with the phrase, the budget will balance itself.

00:09:01.140 I'm sorry. You say a slice of insanity like that as the aspiring prime minister. You have lost all

00:09:09.380 your street cred on economics. He says the government has our back, Sheila. I think he meant to say the

00:09:15.940 government continues to stab Canadians in the back. No, I was going to say he's got a gun in my back.

00:09:20.260 What did you make of that nonsense? You know, this, we're going to have to rely on each other.

00:09:28.980 Yeah, the food bank. Like, this guy, he, at least he's moved on from the budget will balance itself

00:09:37.460 to you might actually have to do something as a government. But let us never forget that this was

00:09:43.380 the absolute economic moron who said we will grow the economy from the heart outward. Do you remember

00:09:52.340 that? Oh, yeah. Yeah. You know, he's such a deeply unserious man. And while he's saying this,

00:10:01.700 that we're going to have, everybody's going to thrive in net zero. You know who's going to thrive

00:10:06.820 during net zero? The guy selling winter coats, because you're not going to be able to turn on your

00:10:10.660 thermostat. But he also said that Pierre Polyev's financial ideas are dangerous for Canadians.

00:10:20.500 What are those? Quit government spending? Or not even quit spending, but quit spending so damn much?

00:10:28.660 Justin Trudeau thinks that's dangerous. When Pierre Polyev says we got to get inflation under control,

00:10:33.940 because these young people are never going to be able to buy a house. Justin Trudeau says that's

00:10:38.740 dangerous. And then he says, oh, like, if I were to pick the dangerous idea, net zero is the dangerous

00:10:46.020 idea. Yeah. And, you know, Sheila, when he uses the word everyone, well, not everyone. Not him.

00:10:54.420 Yeah. And you're the expert on this file with the devastation in our energy sector. I mean,

00:11:00.340 the province of Alberta likely has trillions of dollars of value trapped under the ground,

00:11:07.300 which can't get shipped to market. Pipeline projects have been cancelled. So, you know,

00:11:12.740 out west, it's not a matter of share the wealth because he knows the Trudeau liberals don't capture

00:11:18.820 those seats. They might get one or two. So they are abandoned. They are the forgotten. They are the

00:11:26.100 great unwashed masses. It's the Laurentian elites he speaks of when he talks of everyone. So it's absolutely

00:11:34.820 a hypocrite. And, you know, I really think that Pierre Poliev, Sheila, is Justin Trudeau's worst

00:11:40.980 nightmare. Whenever the election is, be it the fall or be it in 2025 or somewhere in between,

00:11:48.500 I can hardly wait to see the first leader's debate. We'll probably have to go to federal

00:11:54.180 court, mind you, to get in again for the third time. But in any event, especially if the debate topic

00:12:02.340 is on the economy, because, Sheila, Pierre Poliev will make mincemeat of this trust fund baby.

00:12:11.300 Um, I was just going back through the transcript of what Justin Trudeau said here. And one of the

00:12:18.820 things that I noticed that he said was about, uh, I think it's something about gratifying or

00:12:26.580 fulfilling jobs, net zero, like having a gratifying or fulfilling job as though working for a hundred

00:12:33.140 plus thousand dollars a year in the oil patch leaves you feeling empty and depleted inside your soul.

00:12:38.580 Like, it's just ridiculous that this guy who would say, um, you know, this trust fund,

00:12:45.620 not even silver spoon, but silver shovel in his mouth, baby, um, would say that these blue

00:12:52.180 color jobs that people are doing in oil and gas in mining, uh, that those are not fulfilling or

00:12:59.220 gratifying jobs. You know what a gratifying job is when you can pay your bills and provide,

00:13:04.580 provide for your family. And right now those net zero jobs, those nipple greasers on the wind

00:13:10.900 turbine farms of the future. Those jobs don't exist. Yeah. And he doesn't have empathy for the

00:13:16.980 working man and the working woman, Sheila, because what has been his resume, uh, part-time drama teacher,

00:13:24.340 uh, was, was a full-time teacher in Vancouver and then left under a very dark cloud, uh, in which he had

00:13:33.460 to resign mid semester and had a lawyer come in. Gee, I wonder what that was about. That's a very weird

00:13:40.180 way for a teacher, uh, to part ways with their, uh, school, but, um, just a hypocrite. Oh, and

00:13:46.100 speaking of hypocrites, we have coming up another hypocrite that would be Bill Gates. But before we

00:13:52.260 run that video, Sheila, we must take a break for a commercial advertisement.

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00:14:12.740 You'll get special shows from my colleagues, Sheila Gunn-Reed, Ezra Levant, as well as the Menzoid

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00:14:32.820 at the Kamloops Indian Residential School. Take a look at the trailer. Well, the remains of 215 children

00:14:41.140 have been found in a mass grave in Canada. Many of you know that just over a year ago,

00:14:46.500 the discovery of the remains of 215 children was found at the Kamloops Indian Residential School at

00:14:53.300 the Kamloops Shaswamek First Nation. But what if I were to show you that what I just said

00:14:59.140 wasn't true. And that, in fact, a year later, not a single body has been found.

00:15:06.020 This mass grave is a painful reminder of the genocide.

00:15:11.860 Kamloops' leaders aren't condemning the burning of churches. No,

00:15:14.980 they're endorsing the burning of churches. A juvenile rib bone that surfaced in the same area.

00:15:20.100 You'd be surprised the number of people who say, you know, I'm a doctor, I'm a paramedic,

00:15:25.060 and this is definitely a human bone, and it's definitely not.

00:15:28.500 It's like the chief.

00:15:29.860 It is.

00:15:31.060 It could be for you.

00:15:38.180 You know, Sheila, that documentary coming up, Kamloops, The Buried Truth, this is why

00:15:43.700 you need to be a Rebel News subscriber. If I wasn't working at the company, I'd certainly be a fan of the

00:15:48.820 company. Drea is going out there. She is asking the impolite questions about a subject matter that

00:15:56.180 the mainstream media considers to be the third rail. They dare not step on it. They dare not, you know,

00:16:02.660 look behind the surface at some of the things Drea uncovered. This is going to be a real blockbuster, Sheila.

00:16:09.940 What do you think?

00:16:11.300 Yeah, I think it's interesting this reflex to think the absolute worst about your fellow Canadians, too,

00:16:16.580 by the way. I think a lot of that is fueled by that. So the media was quick to run with

00:16:24.180 what little information they had. And as it turns out, much of it was misinformation. And I think it

00:16:29.860 stems from this hate of your fellow Canadians, your fellow Canadians who just happen to be Christian,

00:16:36.900 that they must be guilty of these things by virtue of being Christian.

00:16:40.580 Exactly. Well, I teased before the ad break, we have something on Bill Gates. I guess he went to some

00:16:49.460 car, some sort of a climate or innovation conference. And it's the Cascadia Innovation

00:16:56.260 Corridor Conference. It's a climate change thing. When they talk about innovation, they don't mean

00:17:02.180 fossil fuels, oil and gas, new technology there. They mean expensive, unreliable,

00:17:07.700 green technology that doesn't work and you can't afford.

00:17:10.260 A hundred percent. But at least Bill Gates, led by example, he rode his bicycle to the conference.

00:17:16.020 Oh, no, he didn't. He took another vehicle. Check it out, folks.

00:17:20.180 You will pay. You will not succeed, Bill.

00:17:24.820 Brons against humanity. Your number two is happening. Openfairs.com. We have all the research.

00:17:30.500 All righty. I don't know what that guy is yelling there on the megaphone. We're just showing the video

00:17:53.460 video because our Katie Davis court was there. It's not an endorsement for whatever he's yelling

00:17:58.580 at there. But I remember saying in the morning meeting, and David, if you were paying attention,

00:18:03.140 when Katie said, oh, I'm going to see if I can track down Bill Gates today, I said,

00:18:06.900 he's coming in on a private helicopter and he is leaving in an SUV. He absolutely is. They don't

00:18:13.620 even care about their hypocrisy at these climate change conferences. And lo and behold, what did she

00:18:18.820 find Bill Gates in a helicopter and then getting into an SUV? Well, Sheila Gunn-Reed, in addition to

00:18:25.140 being the Khaleesi, you are also the Cassandra because you are bang on with your guess of what

00:18:32.660 he'd be departing in. And it's kind of funny. I mean, you know, it's one thing for the helicopter,

00:18:37.300 but you notice, and that looks to me to be a GMC Yukon. So when you say SUV, we're not talking

00:18:44.260 about a little SUV or a mid-size SUV or a crossover. We're talking about GM's full-size

00:18:50.420 SUVs. You know, our liberal government is infatuated with them. Almost the entire fleet is

00:18:56.980 Chevy Suburbans and Ford Expeditions. That's the step up from the Explorer. And I don't think there's,

00:19:04.980 I think there's seven or eight seaters. I don't think there's that many people in there. So again,

00:19:11.060 it is one law for thee, one law for me. It is not leading by example. And what I really despise

00:19:18.980 about Bill Gates and his infatuation with WEF policies, World Economic Forum, Sheila, is that

00:19:26.340 he's all about tearing down the society we have, building back better, the Great Reset. And yet,

00:19:34.500 look what Bill Gates did going back to the 70s. And I don't begrudge in this. He used capitalism

00:19:41.060 to start Microsoft literally out of a garage and become one of the wealthiest, and think,

00:19:48.340 in fact, I think at one point for several years, the wealthiest man on the planet by using good old

00:19:54.580 free market capitalism. And he wants to, now that he's set for life several lifetimes,

00:20:01.060 he wants to take that away. He doesn't want any other entrepreneurs to tap into the American dream

00:20:07.540 and go from rags to riches. That is what I really despise about this preachy Silicon Valley oligarch,

00:20:15.380 Sheila. Yeah. What's the moral of the story here? I think it's probably the most basic thing that your

00:20:22.260 parents tell you. And that's don't forget where you came from. Yeah. And Bill Gates forgot where he came

00:20:26.500 from pretty fast. I mean, think about this. He's one of those, like, go vegan, eat the bugs to save

00:20:34.580 the planet people. But let me tell you, I bet the first time that that guy had two 20s to rub together

00:20:40.980 in his hands once things started happening at Microsoft, I bet he got himself a nice steak. I bet. But that

00:20:47.860 opportunity he had for himself, he doesn't want other people to have. Other people who are just sort of scraping

00:20:54.020 their way into the middle class, he doesn't want them to enjoy the same fruits of their labor that he

00:20:59.380 did. Wow. Well, when it comes to continued hypocrisy and WEF philosophy, Sheila, hopefully this is a

00:21:10.020 misprint. I can't believe my eyes because talk about a court challenge just waiting to happen. A Dutch

00:21:16.420 city becomes the world's first municipality to ban meat advertisements in public. What? Sheila, meat,

00:21:27.620 even in the Netherlands, it's a legal product. You can make the argument very well that it's actually

00:21:36.580 good for you and nutritious. I'd certainly rather be a meat eater or omnivorous than a vegetarian or a

00:21:43.940 vegan, God forbid. And yet, of course, the uncanny thing is this is the same neck of the woods where

00:21:52.580 the government has declared war on the farmers regarding fertilizer. What is going on here,

00:22:00.340 Sheila? You live in farm country. This is appalling. This is the dumbest, most unscientific

00:22:07.300 thing that I've ever read in my entire life. Besides the fact that meat is not bad for you,

00:22:12.100 it's good for you. The further we get away from our original diets, the worse we feel and the worse

00:22:19.060 we look. Actually, you see this like depleted jaw line that a lot of people have that comes from not

00:22:25.380 chewing meat. But anyway, yes, yes, there's something to be said for it maintains the health of your bone

00:22:33.140 in your jaw, the more you chew on things. But of course, naturally, this is from the Guardian. So

00:22:41.300 the things they say in here are crazy.

00:22:45.540 So this is probably good. I haven't read the story in its entirety, Sheila, but I imagine this is

00:22:52.100 glowing praise that they're heaping on this Dutch city, given that it is coming from the leftist

00:22:58.100 Guardian in the UK. Yeah, they're talking about how, you know, like animal agriculture is bad

00:23:03.380 because you have to cut down a forest tool. Apparently, I mean, I guess you just don't

00:23:08.260 graze cows on grassland like we do out here in Alberta. But apparently you cut down a forest and

00:23:13.620 forests absorb carbon dioxide. But somehow they don't understand that grasslands also sequester carbon

00:23:20.660 if you care about those sorts of things. And they're worried about naturally nitrogen and methane

00:23:27.460 from the cows. But these people never, ever think, OK, yeah, but you have to also cut down forests and

00:23:35.380 mulch up all the little animals that live there so you can grow your avocados and your kale and stuff

00:23:41.460 like that. Like any agriculture changes the landscape. Frankly, cows are the least dangerous to the

00:23:49.300 landscape because the herds of cows we eat today, they are only replacing the large ruminants of

00:23:56.260 eras gone by, the millions of buffalo that roam the prairie and other such ruminants. We just

00:24:02.740 have domestic cows doing it now. But be it buffalo doing it back then and other ruminants and other

00:24:08.100 ruminants and other ruminants. This idea that this vegetarian lifestyle doesn't harm the environment. No,

00:24:14.100 you've got to plant that stuff somewhere and you have to knock down some trees and mulch up some

00:24:19.620 little critters to do it. Excellent point, Sheila. Bang on. And in terms of the other issue,

00:24:25.460 the advertising factor, I'm very much a free market kind of guy when it comes to advertising stuff.

00:24:33.300 In other words, if it's a legal product, and yes, I'm including cigarettes and I've never had a cigarette.

00:24:38.260 Yeah, I don't mind that either. Pardon me? Yep. I don't mind that either. I'm actually quite annoyed

00:24:42.820 when they put it behind the counter and you can't even see what the smokes are. I kind of like,

00:24:47.860 it just annoys me. And I have never smoked a cigarette in my life. Yeah. And same with me,

00:24:53.780 even cannabis. And I've never had any of the wacky tobacco in my life either. But if it is a legal

00:25:01.540 product, um, therefore advertise that, you know, in the hypocrisy here, Sheila, in this province,

00:25:08.820 because I've looked into this, we have something called the smoke-free Ontario act and the smoke-free

00:25:14.820 Ontario act, the ostensible policy reason is to make sure youth aren't attracted to cigarettes.

00:25:23.780 And if you're a retailer and they do secret sting operations where they get someone who's like 16,

00:25:30.020 but looks like 20, uh, to buy something that retailer faces, uh, multi-thousand dollar fines,

00:25:37.060 the loss of his liquor license. And if you run a variety store that could put you out of business,

00:25:41.380 actually. And yet you go to any, um, or I shouldn't say any, but several, uh, native reserves in Ontario,

00:25:48.900 such as the six nations reserve near Brantford. And it is the loss Vegas strip of smoking. There are,

00:25:57.300 uh, shops where it's advertising, where you can smoke the cigarettes in the shop. There are free

00:26:04.180 giveaways. Uh, they don't check ID and we we've got all this on camera. The point is Sheila is that

00:26:12.500 it is totally contrary to the spirit of the smoke-free Ontario act, which is to have all these

00:26:18.900 restrictions to keep children away from using tobacco. Yet the government dare not put a foot

00:26:26.580 on a native reserve to enforce the law, a complete double standard. And it's so cowardly. The province

00:26:32.820 says, Oh, it's a federal issue. The feds say it's a provincial issue. And you do that, you know, uh,

00:26:38.660 merry-go-round, uh, you know, you know, tossing off the, uh, the responsibility to each entity.

00:26:45.700 But again, I say, if the product is legal, then advertise it. And I have confidence in people

00:26:54.420 that just because they see a magazine ad or hear something on the radio or watch something on TV or

00:26:59.620 see something online, that doesn't necessarily mean they're going to stampede out and buy the product.

00:27:06.420 Well, and I'm pretty sure the Netherlands with their heavy, heavy, heavy bureaucracy there,

00:27:12.580 I'm pretty sure they have a competition bureau or competition bureau adjacent, uh, agency there that

00:27:18.580 deals with false advertising. So advertise it truth in advertising and let it, if it's legal,

00:27:25.700 like you say, let them advertise. Going back to your point about the cannabis stores though,

00:27:29.860 in Alberta and the NDP did this when they legalized cannabis here, what they did was they said,

00:27:38.660 you have to have these like opaque windows. So nobody can see in and you know, you can't sort

00:27:47.460 of advertise, you know, the prices and stuff, but these opaque windows, they're a real problem

00:27:53.380 because they're, it's the opposite in a liquor store. They say you can't obscure your windows with

00:27:58.900 too many signages and too many ads for Bud Light or whatever. You can't do that because you need to be

00:28:05.300 able to see in for safety and see back out for safety. But they've done the flip side

00:28:10.100 in the cannabis stores and they keep getting robbed all over the place. And nobody even knows

00:28:13.700 it's happening because you can't see in. Sheila, that is despicable. The same rule applies here in

00:28:20.420 Ontario. Uh, it has to be an opaque window, or if you don't have that, it has to be papered up.

00:28:26.420 Imagine a woman by herself, who's the clerk at that cannabis store at night time and somebody

00:28:34.100 wearing trouble on his shirt comes in. Um, if that was a clear view, you could have a passerby

00:28:41.300 call law enforcement or intervene, but you don't know what's going on in there. This is a dangerous

00:28:46.580 situation. So the cannabis store has to be, um, you know, disguised, cloaked, whatever the word is,

00:28:54.020 yet right next door, the government controlled LCBO store, um, clear glass. You can see in,

00:29:01.060 you can see the stock, you can see the people, but what's the difference? They are both age

00:29:06.980 restricted products. It makes no sense. And that rule has to go. And Sheila, again, it just did very

00:29:15.300 really. It just did. Uh, I think, uh, two weeks ago, they finally changed it in Alberta.

00:29:24.580 Okay. Not here changed it. Yeah. They just changed it there. Uh, I think it was August 11th when they

00:29:31.380 just changed it here in Alberta, but that was like after four years of nonstop robberies.

00:29:35.700 Unbelievable. You know, and that was shameful. And the only reason for it was the same reason you have,

00:29:42.820 you know, convenience stores and gas stations, put the cigarettes behind that, you know, secret wall,

00:29:48.180 you know, they don't want children to see the product. But if you have an age restriction at the

00:29:55.940 door, you have to be 18, 19, whatever. It's a moot point. You know, it makes no sense and it's dangerous.

00:30:04.340 And I hope Ontario follow suit because that's good news that happened in your province, Sheila.

00:30:10.580 Yeah, it just happened. Now it's interesting that you can like put a pot leaf on anything,

00:30:14.740 rightly pot leaf Canada Day flags, pot leaf t-shirts. But if kids see a cigarette package with

00:30:21.620 those scary teeth on its shelf, that's going to make them want to smoke with the pot leaf all over

00:30:27.860 everything that won't, that's fine. That's just marketing. Uh, unbelievable. And you mark my words

00:30:32.500 with this ban on, uh, advertising meat in this Dutch town and what we see in Canada with hiding,

00:30:40.180 um, cigarettes behind, you know, that wall, you're going to see in our lifetime, Sheila,

00:30:47.140 with the nutrition, uh, zealots, they're going to demand that gas stations, convenience stores also put

00:30:54.900 behind the wall, candy bars, potato chips, because those are incentives for kids to want something

00:31:02.340 that is, uh, allegedly unhealthy for them. Uh, not considering that you can have a candy bar bag

00:31:09.540 of chips in moderation. It's not going to do anything to your health, but that'll be the next frontier.

00:31:14.500 You mark my words. Now, before we get into just wait, just wait, I just want to go back to like my

00:31:18.980 point about the weak jawline that you see in modern men. Um, science, science daily. I dug it up. I knew

00:31:28.340 I had read it somewhere. The university of Kent said the jaw size is indeed linked to diet. If you

00:31:34.100 look back at our human ancestors, they had a much stronger jaw. Um, and it is from too soft of a diet,

00:31:42.180 which causes the lower jaw to stay too short and it causes orthodontic problems. And, uh,

00:31:48.820 new research suggests that many of the common orthodontic problems. Now this includes like

00:31:52.740 crooked teeth experiencing people in industrialized nations, and they can compare industrialized

00:31:58.260 nations where we've store, we're too far away from our original diet to people in non-industrialized

00:32:04.340 nations who have more of a traditional diet. Um, they can, they see the deterioration in the modern

00:32:11.380 western world jaw. Anyways, it says people in industrialized nations due to their soft modern

00:32:16.020 diet is causing the jaw to grow too short and small in relative to the size of their teeth.

00:32:22.900 Wow. Well, Sheila, uh, you know, I take a size 13 wide a shoe. What does that study say about,

00:32:29.860 uh, men with big feet? Uh, gravity, uh, it's pushing you down, you weigh too much and it's flattening out

00:32:35.860 your feet. Okay. I'm sorry I asked. Anyway, before we get into more folks, we got to take another ad

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00:32:53.700 Fidel and F is for father. I mean, could it be? Yes. It half this photo, the colored half is a

00:33:02.260 Justin Trudeau. The black and white half is a young Fidel Castro. Wait now, or is it vice versa?

00:33:09.460 It's so confusing. I'm a huge forensic files fan. Wouldn't it be great if we could have a piece of

00:33:16.820 Justin's DNA and a piece of Fidel's DNA and put the rumor to bed once and for all. But in the meantime,

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00:33:50.820 you get an additional one for free. What a deal. Like I said, Justin Trudeau, Fidel Castro.

00:34:00.660 As I used to say on the ABC detergent ads, can you tell the difference? I can't tell the difference.

00:34:07.940 You know, Sheila, that is our- Sorry, David. I burst out every time that X-Files music comes on.

00:34:13.620 I just almost spit my coffee out. You know, I love it, Sheila. And folks, that is indeed our number

00:34:20.500 one merch seller. And here's a question for you, Sheila. If Justin Trudeau, and I'm sure he must

00:34:29.220 have at least at some demonstration spotted one of our viewers decked out in that t-shirt,

00:34:36.660 what do you think is going through his mind? I wish I had that kind of personal conduit

00:34:43.060 to say to him, Mr. Trudeau, when you see that t-shirt implying that Fidel Castro is your actual

00:34:50.020 biological father, do you just shrug it off or does it make you upset? I bet it just burns him.

00:34:58.820 Oh, I'm sure because it's a slight at his entire family. His dad for breaking that embargo.

00:35:09.700 I don't want to say much about his mom. I think Ezra got in trouble one time for that. But anyway,

00:35:16.580 I think Justin Trudeau thinks about seizing the bank accounts of people who wear that shirt.

00:35:20.260 And I'll tell you, Lady Menzoid, that's her favorite shirt. She's been wearing it all summer.

00:35:29.380 And I think I told you this, at a couple of places she went to, a home improvement place,

00:35:34.020 a landscape place. The clerk that was serving her loved the shirt so much,

00:35:41.460 she gave her, Lady Menzoid, an unasked for discount. So here's something, folks,

00:35:47.140 you pay the 40 bucks or so, and it can actually make money for you. It can pay off for you.

00:35:53.700 You know, it's funny. She got this really dirty look at a big box store on the weekend, Sheila.

00:36:00.500 She was wearing her Hillary for prison t-shirt. Yeah, I have that one too.

00:36:07.140 And the guy circled back, you know, to look again. And then the scowl on his face turned into a smile.

00:36:15.540 And he said to my wife, I'm so sorry. I didn't mean to stare, but I thought that shirt said Hillary

00:36:22.580 for president. I know. I've got that too.

00:36:26.900 Now that I know what it really says, I'm very happy. So, you know, don't be sure.

00:36:31.460 I got that too at the farm supply store where I'm like down there buying, buying your twine.

00:36:37.220 And the guy's like looking at me, looking at me. And I'm thinking, okay, well, is this,

00:36:41.300 I'm not used to having unfriendly people at the farm supply store recognize me.

00:36:47.780 And so he's looking and then he goes, oh my gosh,

00:36:51.460 it says prison. I'm like, yeah, it says prison. He's like, okay, okay.

00:36:57.140 Yeah. Well, you know, in your neck of the woods, that is a popular sentiment. Keep in mind,

00:37:01.620 this is in the GTA and Sheila, I mean, hope abounds. If you're getting, you know,

00:37:08.100 bystanders and passers by, you know, volunteering, like, oh, I love that shirt instead of condemning

00:37:14.420 you in, you know, an area that's part of the Laurentian elites. I think that bodes very well

00:37:20.580 for whenever this next election is going to happen. So there you go. Now, oh, what's that,

00:37:27.060 Sheila? No, I just said, bring it on. Bring on the next election. Absolutely. By the way,

00:37:31.140 can I ask you this, Sheila? And I want to say, you and Ezra did a magnificent job covering the

00:37:37.460 Conservative Party leadership event on Saturday. And I just want to, you know, I guess it's getting

00:37:46.660 past the best before date. I mean, yes, Pierre Polyev with more than two thirds of the votes on the

00:37:53.220 first ballot won. But what was your takeaway? I was, I was watching the live stream. I was elated,

00:38:02.660 first of all. And secondly, it was actually quite shocking how poor, how poorly Jean Charest did.

00:38:12.020 But I guess, you know, the, the chickens are coming back to roost when he published that hideous

00:38:19.060 open letter where he was diminishing freedom, putting freedom in scare quotes that there are,

00:38:24.420 you know, there are more important things to fight for than freedom. More important. What would be

00:38:30.500 more important? What's the opposite of freedom, Sheila? Tyranny, slavery. And then there you go,

00:38:36.020 his open letter to my fellow members of the Conservative Party of Canada. By the way, I think that was the

00:38:41.300 final nail in his own coffin and it was self-inflicted. And then when he's doing his, you know,

00:38:47.220 wrap up speech, he thanks all the candidates that vied for the leader. That was nice and classy.

00:38:54.740 But he included the disqualified lying liar weasel, sneaky Patrick Brown. Why are you thanking him,

00:39:02.420 Mr. Charest? I know you two love each other. I mean, Patrick Brown, when he was a teenager,

00:39:07.780 had a poster view in his bedroom that creeps the hell out of me. I got to tell you, Sheila. But this guy

00:39:15.060 should not be a Conservative. Do you see a trend here? It's not a rebel hate on for Patrick Brown,

00:39:20.020 folks. The Progressive Conservative Party of Canada, of Ontario rather, got rid of this weasel

00:39:27.060 in 2018. The Federal Conservative Party of Canada got rid of him this year. Does anyone notice a trend

00:39:35.700 that this guy is toxic, that he's not a real Conservative? So, Jean Girard, what are you

00:39:41.860 thanking him for? That he got caught in another scandal yet again? You know, I was just referring

00:39:49.140 back to some Ipsos polling that was done for Global News about a week ago before this. And this

00:39:56.820 is what they said. This is their analysis. This is quoting, I think it's Daryl Bricker who runs Ipsos.

00:40:03.060 Quote, the race is a lot closer amongst Conservative voters in those two major provinces. And as we know,

00:40:09.620 every major election comes down to really those two provinces talking about Ontario and Quebec.

00:40:14.980 Is that? But as it turns out, Pierre Polyev took every riding except two in Ontario and every riding

00:40:23.300 except six in Quebec. That was amazing. Yeah. And looking at the numbers breakdown,

00:40:31.540 though it is not reflected in the points value because of the weird way the Conservative Party

00:40:37.380 awards the points. When you look at the bulk votes, Lesley Lewis and Jean Girard are literally tied.

00:40:46.500 They got the same amount of support from Conservative voters. So, I think that was actually quite

00:40:53.380 outstanding for Lesley Lewis, given that the entire universe, including the Liberals,

00:40:59.220 were all cheering for Jean Girard. I think, though, I saw some polling, too. I think maybe it was Ipsos.

00:41:08.100 So, take that for what you will after I just bashed very inaccurate polling. But they say,

00:41:12.820 of the 1,001 people that they polled for this thing, a total of 42% of Canadians say they don't know

00:41:18.980 enough about Pierre Polyev to form a perception. Now, that's, I think, good. That means there's a lot of

00:41:27.140 slander for the mainstream media to start dishing out all over the place to get to those remaining

00:41:32.340 42% of people. But I think it also means that we could see an election sooner rather than later.

00:41:44.100 Because I don't think Justin Trudeau is going to want those people to get a favourable impression of

00:41:49.860 Pierre Polyev. And I think the more they get to know him, and especially his secret weapon wife,

00:41:55.780 Anaïda, I think Justin Trudeau is going to pull the chute sooner rather than later, before people

00:42:02.180 figure out who Pierre Polyev is. I think you could be right, Sheila. I know Ezra feels the same way.

00:42:07.700 I'm 50-50, and I know that's a really wimpy fence-sitting position. But for the reasons you just

00:42:13.940 described, that is a strategy for Trudeau to call another election. Or he might just cling on to

00:42:23.780 power as long as he can. And here's the X factor. I heard rumblings of this, but I'm not sure this is

00:42:29.540 credible. Jagmeet Singh might walk away from this gentleman's agreement they have, because even the

00:42:38.740 elites and the media types are basically describing the NDP in certain circles, Sheila, as a non-credible

00:42:46.420 party. When you have Jagmeet Singh denouncing Justin Trudeau on a daily basis, yet in the House of

00:42:53.380 Commons, always, always, always propping up the government, what does that say? What is your

00:42:58.740 relevance? And the only reason I can think of Jagmeet Singh, quite frankly, going all the way to 2025,

00:43:06.420 that's the magic number for him. That's the six-year mark in which he gets a fully paid government

00:43:13.140 pension, win, lose, or draw. So there's a lot of variables here. Personally, Sheila, I hope Trudeau

00:43:22.260 does pull the trigger and go for a fall election. We'll see. Can't wait.

00:43:28.260 Yeah. I saw the other day, too. I think it was Thomas Mulcair. And the reason I bring up Thomas

00:43:34.740 Mulcair is I think he was the last reasonably normal leader of the NDP. He sort of kept the

00:43:40.900 fringe radicals in the party under control, or at least he told them to shut up in the media.

00:43:46.500 That has completely unraveled under Jagmeet Singh, who I don't think has taken a salary as the party

00:43:56.660 leader. So I see your point about hanging on long enough to get that pension because I don't think

00:44:06.100 the party fundraises enough for him to draw a salary as a leader. I don't know if that's changed since,

00:44:12.260 but I know that was a symptom of the party previously. But just to show you where Jean

00:44:19.060 Charest was on the political spectrum, you know who endorsed him for the leadership? Thomas Mulcair,

00:44:24.820 the former leader of the NDP. Oh my goodness. And Christy Clark, sorry, Christy Clark,

00:44:32.100 the former liberal leader of BC. Liberal in BC is sort of a right-wing coalition of conservatives and

00:44:38.420 liberals, or at least free market liberals. But she was a Harper critic and she was in the liberal

00:44:43.700 wing of the BC Liberal Party. And she was like, I've joined the Conservative Party of Canada to

00:44:49.540 endorse Jean Charest. And I know there are a lot of people who are like, I'm going to vote even harder

00:44:54.100 for Pierre Polyev now to keep Christy Clark, the pipeline blocker out. Talk about the Barbara Streisand

00:45:00.100 effect, eh, Sheila? But you know, and I got to tell you, Thomas Mulcair, I agree with you. I think

00:45:04.980 he was the adult in the room with that party. The NDP, and I'm telling you, when they became the

00:45:12.340 official opposition, I didn't think I would live long enough to ever, ever see that, Sheila. I know

00:45:18.260 that was kind of a cosmic fluke when the orange wave happened. But I would like to ask NDP rank and

00:45:24.900 file members. If you could do it all over again, do you have maybe buyer's remorse getting rid of

00:45:31.300 Mulcair and putting in that dud, Jagmeet Singh? I, you know, I know in terms of the diversity card,

00:45:37.700 this is great virtue signaling for you. But like, where's the beef as Clara Peller used to say? Well,

00:45:45.620 in that Dutch city, you can't advertise the beef. So I guess.

00:45:48.980 You know, as a conservative, I cheer for a strong NDP. Well, I agree. A hundred percent.

00:45:55.140 You know that Thomas Mulcair's grown up normalcy and a party of mad people, even though I would

00:46:02.420 fundamentally disagree with him on literally every, literally everything. I don't think

00:46:08.660 he was a lunatic. I think he was a socialist. Although there's, you know, the circles overlap

00:46:14.260 there a little bit. But the strong showing of the NDP helped deliver Stephen Harper majorities

00:46:23.460 all the time because it's split the progressive vote. But then Justin Trudeau decided, okay, well,

00:46:27.620 I'm going to be more left-wing than the NDP. Oh yeah.

00:46:30.180 Render the NDP irrelevant. All those votes moved over to him and he keeps forming majorities because

00:46:35.620 of it. Or at least, you know, government at this point. Anyways, we should keep moving because we're

00:46:40.020 running out of time rapidly. Yes. And on that note, uh, yeah, you're right. Um, uh, time like

00:46:45.140 Bill Gates is a helicopter flies. Uh, we're just, uh, 12 minutes to the hour. So we're going to break

00:46:52.180 for an ad, uh, our last one folks. And then I think we have to get to, uh, some of your comments.

00:46:58.020 Can't wait for Sheila to read those though. Wait, after we come back, wait, after we come back from the

00:47:04.180 ad break, can we please, please, please talk about the green party, their misgendering incident.

00:47:09.220 Oh, that, that should have been the lead item. Of course. We'll talk about that misgendering.

00:47:16.260 Now that's serious. Anyway, just check out what Adam so says to say, and, uh, we'll get to the

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00:47:51.780 Well, I asked, where's the beef? And there you had your answer. He's Adam's looking a pretty buff out

00:48:02.900 there. I, I, I, he looks like the kind of guy in the prairies that eats a steak or two, despite what

00:48:08.420 the world economic forum is telling him to eat. Yeah. Adam's putting away a side of beef like every two

00:48:14.820 weeks. I'm sure of it. Um, okay. Let's get to the story about the green party because the green party

00:48:19.940 continues to be just an absolute sideshow, like a circus freak tent of bad, uh, policies and bad

00:48:28.620 behavior. And I'm just going to stand back and watch them eat themselves alive here. It's like a snake

00:48:33.840 eating its tail or when your enemies are fighting, you just better just lean up against the wall and let

00:48:38.320 things happen. Um, I saw that, um, they're considering canceling their leadership race and

00:48:45.520 Liz May's back to take it over because it's just a cult of personality. It's not even a real

00:48:50.280 party anymore. Um, but anyways, let's go to this misgendering incident plunges green party of Canada

00:48:56.480 into renewed turmoil. Imagine a party so fragile that if somebody used the wrong pronouns, the party

00:49:03.580 now is just in a complete and total uproar, but it is in a zoom appearance to kick off the party's

00:49:11.980 leadership contest. David, you're just going to laugh your whole way through this. Uh, interim leader

00:49:16.520 Amita Kutner was identified by she L pronouns instead of they, them just one year after it's partial

00:49:27.640 meltdown. You see, they've only, they melted down partially last year during the 2021 federal election.

00:49:33.460 The green part of a party of Canada is once again in crisis over an incident of misgendering. I can't

00:49:38.420 even with these people. It all started at a September 3rd media event in Vancouver, kicking

00:49:44.060 off the party's leadership contest in a zoom appearance. Interim leader Amita Kutner was

00:49:49.380 identified using a caption bearing the pronouns she L which, um, apparently killed her. She's dead now.

00:49:55.840 Uh, Kutner 32 identifies as non-binary and pansexual attracted to all genders and orientations.

00:50:03.360 And goes by they, them pronouns in a subsequent statement. I can't believe she issued a statement

00:50:07.300 over this. Kutner slammed the misgendering saying the incident made me feel hurt and isolated

00:50:13.560 and hinted that it was reflective of a larger pattern of behaviors that a few in the party are

00:50:20.280 perpetuating. The statement added in moments like the, this is too much. These people are too fragile

00:50:26.620 to be alive. The statement added in moments like these. I wonder how can I ensure other people's

00:50:35.920 safety if I can't even ensure my own. Well, wait a minute. Let me, let me just chime in. Um,

00:50:43.120 was there a downed hydro wire or something? What, what made this an unsafe event using the wrong

00:50:50.300 pronouns? Like I can imagine if you spell this person's name wrong, they'd have to be forcibly

00:50:55.140 medicated. Holy moly. Anyways, uh, the liver or the, uh, grins just continue to be, um, crazy people.

00:51:03.560 Um, imagine, look, whatever you think about people who are non-binary or whether you think that's real

00:51:09.140 exists. This is akin to somebody spelling your name wrong on a byline. Yeah. Settle down. This

00:51:17.480 doesn't make you unsafe. It might be annoying because you, because you think you're more important

00:51:21.700 than you are. Um, but it's an accident. It happens. Nobody's unsafe. There are people who are actually

00:51:28.760 unsafe in the world. Using the wrong pronouns does not make you unsafe. It might make you feel

00:51:34.660 disrespected because you put too much emphasis on what other people think about you, but it doesn't

00:51:40.100 make you unsafe. It's not like it's somebody's going to come and like steal your wallet or kick

00:51:44.700 you in the back because they didn't call you. They, them, this is ridiculous. It's just ridiculous.

00:51:50.200 Well, Sheila, on that note, then thank God, the adult in the room, Elizabeth May is returning

00:51:55.540 because, uh, not much crazy there. Oh yeah. A whole lot of crazy. And folks, if you've never seen it,

00:52:01.360 Google, uh, her, um, speech, I think it was from seven years ago, 2015. At the PPG. Yeah. And her,

00:52:09.720 um, uh, her outpouring of love for, uh, Omar Cotter, our, uh, homegrown Al Qaeda terrorist slash

00:52:17.020 murderer. Uh, and this is considered to be the elder states woman, or do I have to say states person? I

00:52:24.880 don't want to misgender anyone. And by the way, I wonder if she'll drive to the conference, uh, in her,

00:52:30.920 uh, energy efficient, uh, plugin hybrid, uh, Toyota Prius. Oh, sorry. I meant her Dodge Viper

00:52:38.840 with some 640. You know, I thought about that the other day when you did that video from the car show

00:52:45.240 about net zero and you ran into that guy who's a green party supporter and you're sort of taken

00:52:49.880 aback because you're like, why is a green party supporter here loving up the muscle cars? And I

00:52:54.460 thought, no, they love them. Just ask green, uh, green party leader, Elizabeth May, they love their

00:53:00.260 muscle cars. Um, but anyways, this story gets crazier because now they want to cancel the leadership

00:53:09.960 race altogether because of this event, because how can we have a leadership race when we need to have

00:53:21.720 an investigation into this pattern of harassment and dangerous behavior by, I don't know, spelling

00:53:28.840 mistakes. Like it's, it's obvious that it's not poorly intended because they put the, they put

00:53:37.060 pronouns in the lower third. So obviously this is a green party thing, right? They just got the pronouns

00:53:44.280 wrong, which is what can happen when you insist on putting your pronouns in everything. Sometimes people

00:53:51.000 will get them wrong, but yeah, now they want to stop democracy altogether because somebody thinks

00:53:56.960 that it's dangerous because they accidentally got your pronouns wrong. And yet no concern in the green

00:54:04.180 party about so many of their members, Sheila, that are, you know, they're anti-Semites. Uh, this party

00:54:13.180 has a very dark recent history about welcoming people with that attitude to the party. That's okay,

00:54:21.320 but you misgender someone, you don't use the proper pronouns. Oh, well, uh, we got to go right back to the

00:54:28.660 drawing board and refigure this party out. Oh, please, Justin, please call a fall election just for this

00:54:37.360 reason alone, just to catch these guys. So off guard. I mean, they're like you said, Sheila,

00:54:43.220 they're worried about pronouns and they don't have their focus on the bigger picture, you know,

00:54:48.180 getting another MP or two elected it. This is staggering. And basically it makes a mockery of

00:54:56.120 their credibility to be quite frank. Yeah. Uh, I was just Googling how many of these people were

00:55:03.260 involved in those like anti-Israel flotillas a few years back. Remember those? It was like just,

00:55:09.200 they may as well flown the green party flag on the deck of that ship. It was like a green party

00:55:14.720 booze cruise, pro terrorism booze cruise. Anyway, let's get, uh, to some of these chats that I think

00:55:22.780 they need the studio. Uh, Kane and Mark gives us two bucks said, I had to laugh with the hands on

00:55:28.920 hip guy from global news from David's story about the, um, knife attack allegedly that happened at

00:55:35.380 global news. We know there was a knife incident down there. And, um, with all the chatter from

00:55:42.720 global news is tick tock celebrities about dangerous word journalism, they never did a story about

00:55:49.000 violence that happened in their own workplace. And I sure think that's odd because David, if you turned

00:55:53.500 up to work and tried to knife somebody in the workplace, let me tell you all the other media would be all

00:55:58.160 over it like a dirty shirt. Oh, Sheila, the timing of this was truly incredible. Uh, about a week or so

00:56:03.680 ago, 48 journal, uh, media companies and organizations sent an open letter to Justin Trudeau denouncing

00:56:11.440 attacks. That means mean tweets by domestic extremist groups. That means, um, basically freedom convoy

00:56:20.620 people. And, um, um, then just days later, what someone we, we suspect is a current or former employee

00:56:30.700 of global went to global news, Toronto headquarters with a knife, huge police response. Look at that

00:56:38.140 folks. Uh, and there were several more cruisers than that one that appeared and, um, a paramedic as

00:56:44.880 well. And I understand it was a quite the frantic, um, um, occurrence that happened. Well, now we have a

00:56:52.720 coverup. First of all, no charges, which is really odd. I think brand, look at all those cruisers there,

00:56:58.160 Sheila. I think brandishing a knife in a workplace, especially on the heels of that horrific knifing attack in

00:57:05.140 Saskatchewan. I think that's pretty serious, uh, but no charges and no news coverage, not only by global folks,

00:57:12.920 but by all their competitors in the media. And here is the reason I think this went down.

00:57:20.220 I truly believe this was someone who was an employee because when we went there, uh, I'm speaking of

00:57:26.260 Lincoln, Jay and I, you could not get into that building. It was locked down. And as you can see,

00:57:32.660 uh, the security come out and, uh, greet you before you can even get, uh, to the door. So that suggests

00:57:39.680 someone got in easy peasy with a key fob or a key or what have you. Now, if that attacker had not been

00:57:47.340 a media person, someone that worked for global news, say it was somebody that looked like me,

00:57:52.580 Sheila, wearing a MAGA cap, say it was a guy in a pickup truck with a Canadian flag hanging from the

00:57:58.800 bed that did this. This would be a 24 seven news item. It would be around the clock. Look at those

00:58:08.620 domestic extremist groups and their violent, uh, followers. But when it's one of their own,

00:58:16.140 nothing to see here. Unbelievable. And Sheila somewhere in Ottawa, curled in the fetal position,

00:58:25.840 Rachel Gilmore weeps, you know, she, uh, that woman like what a deeply unserious individual

00:58:38.500 that were my daughter. I would be like, get off Tik TOK, put on a shirt and do some real journalism.

00:58:47.820 Where are her parents? No, but Sheila, she has to take her shirt off because she wants you to see

00:58:53.040 that she got her bandaid. Yeah. You know, imagine that. Imagine somebody, an adult who thinks it's

00:59:01.960 an accomplishment to get jabbed by a needle, regardless of what, you know, the needle had in

00:59:07.020 it, that you'll go on social media and go, look at me, look at me. Isn't that great? Like you've

00:59:13.240 invented. Because it's, because it's a symbol of unearned heroism for these people. Exactly.

00:59:19.820 They, that thing right there makes them just like a firefighter rushing into a burning building. I am

00:59:26.560 saving lives, carrying out grandmothers and climbing trees to save cats. That's how they think because

00:59:32.400 they've never done actually anything good for anybody else in their life. So this is as close

00:59:36.240 as it's ever going to get for them. But Sheila, who, and another thing, who puts their medical history

00:59:41.300 on social media, that's supposed to be private. Psychopaths. Again, psychopaths. And again, people

00:59:48.020 who think that undergoing a medical procedure gives them some sort of unearned virtue. It makes them a

00:59:54.180 hero. It's like, you know, like putting like Afghanistan veteran in your bio. That's fine if

01:00:03.180 you're an Afghanistan veteran. But for them, they think that they are akin to that because they're like

01:00:09.440 triple boosted or whatever. You see people like put the, like the three needle emojis beside their

01:00:15.240 name in Twitter, which is one of the most ridiculous things I've ever seen in my life.

01:00:21.100 This is going to be the new satanic panic where we're going to look back and say, why were we so

01:00:27.520 hysterical about vaccines and our vaccination status? Why were we going around treating other people like

01:00:34.880 that? When there was nothing wrong with them, they just chose differently than us. I think

01:00:39.240 with the benefit of hindsight, a lot of people are going to think, God, I was a total idiot.

01:00:45.520 You know, it's funny you mentioned that about the needles and social media. I saw this,

01:00:50.140 I guess, thumbnail for somebody online. I think it's meant to be facetious. I think the person's

01:00:56.580 being sarcastic, but you never know these days. But he had the multicolored rainbow flag.

01:01:03.940 He had the Ukrainian flag and he had three needles. It's like everything but the kitchen sink.

01:01:14.180 Oh yeah. He's probably like taking things that are relevant out of his bio. So he had space to add

01:01:19.740 all his virtue signaling emojis. Yeah. These people, these Wiccans. Anyways, let's keep going.

01:01:31.920 We've got one from AMT60. He gives us a buck. I'm looking forward to Parliament starting and Pierre

01:01:36.340 verbally slamming Justin Trudeau for his policies. Well, you know, he did that last parliamentary

01:01:41.560 sitting too. So if you need a fix, go back on YouTube, you'll find it. Now that he's the leader

01:01:46.000 of the Conservative Party of Canada, Vax mandates, Arrive Can and monetary policies can be challenged.

01:01:52.160 You know what? They are being challenged through the courts. Arrive Can, Vax mandates,

01:01:57.420 those are all being challenged by our friends at the Justice Center for Constitutional Freedoms,

01:02:01.980 but also by our friends and allies over at the Democracy Fund. And they're doing incredible work

01:02:07.520 there. They are, you know, filing court motions and filing lawsuits all the time. If you'd like to

01:02:13.840 support the work that they do, because they're really only like a couple to three legal organizations

01:02:20.720 in this country of nearly 40 million people doing this work, just go to the Democracy Fund

01:02:27.160 website and you can make a tax deductible charitable donation. So you, your money goes even that much

01:02:35.120 further and you get a little bit back on your taxes. So anyways, I suggest if you, yeah, if you want

01:02:41.360 to help fight back, you want to get involved in the fight. One of the best ways to do that is to

01:02:45.760 support some of the best lawyers in the country and the work that they do. Okie doke, Fraser McBurney,

01:02:53.080 cap blocks fully engaged, our Hamilton fight the fine recidivist and habitual protester.

01:02:59.740 And I say that all with love. Gives us five bucks. Countdown just four more days until the worldwide

01:03:06.000 rally kicks off in most cities in support of our farmers. In Hamilton, meet us at Hamilton City Hall

01:03:11.380 at 12 noon yesterday. You did not read my chats on Odyssey. I forgive you. Oh, I'm very sorry,

01:03:17.280 Fraser. If the team can find those for us and put them in the chat, maybe the team can read them

01:03:23.360 tomorrow because we, Fraser is here every single day. Every single day. I'm so sorry, Fraser, but I

01:03:32.260 shall not be going to Hamilton City Hall to cover that protest because when I do, there's a bylaw

01:03:38.620 officer. I can't remember her name, but I remember her pronouns, she, her, and she takes my photograph

01:03:44.960 and then mails me a ticket for $360 for practicing journalism. And here's the best part, or actually

01:03:52.420 the darkest part. It's something called an AMPS ticket, which means you cannot fight it in court.

01:03:59.000 It is completely undemocratic. When Ezra first heard of this, he said, we're going to challenge this.

01:04:05.700 Guess what? It was challenged in front of the Supreme Court of Canada in 2016. And the Supreme

01:04:13.140 said, yep, nothing to see here. Having a ticket and getting convicted and fined without a trial

01:04:18.820 is A-OK. So just a word of warning, Hamilton bylaw loves that little power. So watch out for,

01:04:29.980 and check your email box. They actually don't even deliver it by courier. They sent it by email.

01:04:35.700 It's astonishing.

01:04:38.580 You know, uh, spirit whisperer 2021 gives 10 bucks, uh, and says, Oh, I know a little something about

01:04:45.540 this. This is good. Uh, my sister lives in the Caribou territory where Christer Freeland is expanding

01:04:50.160 the Caribou park and is very worried about losing their land. Okay. Let me help you with this. Maybe

01:04:54.800 I can alleviate some of your fears. Now, do I think Christer Freeland is a sinister hobgoblin? Yes,

01:05:00.460 I do. Um, and there are plenty of reasons for that, including her seizing of innocent people's

01:05:06.240 bank accounts and her glee in which she did it. So, um, anyways, and also her propensity to not

01:05:14.020 wear clothes that fit her. But anyway, um, Oh God,

01:05:17.280 I'm thinking of that blue dot. Oh, quirky in backseat. Anyways.

01:05:24.340 In speaking about, I think you're talking about Caribou mountains, wildland provincial park. I'm

01:05:28.800 not even sure that they use an indigenous name and I'm not sure what the indigenous name is,

01:05:32.940 but it, the park itself was created in 2019. It's a provincial park. So as much as I think

01:05:39.220 Christer Freeland would overstep her boundaries and she has in the past when she sees bank accounts,

01:05:45.580 but she cannot expand this provincial park. The provincial government can and did double the

01:05:53.560 size of it. Caribou, uh, wildland provincial park. And, um, they did that. It's been, was doubled in size

01:06:01.500 over 700,000 acres. I think it's one of the, um, largest, uh, lakes or parks in the world. It's six

01:06:09.660 times larger than Waterton lakes national park, but Christer Freeland didn't do that. Jason Kenney

01:06:14.180 did. Now I also don't think Caribou are endangered the wildland Caribou that they keep trying to protect.

01:06:21.300 They're not any genetically different than any other Caribou, which are some of the, um, most populous

01:06:27.460 ruminants on the face of the earth. They're just Caribou that live in the wrong place. So they don't

01:06:32.240 thrive very well. There's like a handful of them that are in Jasper national park and they like are

01:06:37.760 failing to produce. And, um, there's a handful of other ones like roaming around somewhere else,

01:06:42.780 but they are not genetically distinct from regular old fashioned Caribou, but the NDP had this propensity

01:06:49.420 to want to just build a park and protect them. And what that meant for forestry was really bad,

01:06:54.960 but for the NDP who are anti-resource industry, the Caribou were the perfect thing to block forestry

01:07:01.360 and oil and gas, because they said all the seismic lines that they run for oil and gas,

01:07:05.140 that was disturbing the Caribou. And it's like, who cares if they die? There's like a gazillion more,

01:07:10.860 like three hours North. Who cares if these six die, but they wanted to keep protecting them. So

01:07:16.640 I'm of two minds. I don't care about protecting the Caribou. There's a lot of them. I don't care.

01:07:22.920 They're delicious too, by the way. But, um, moreover to your point about Chrystia Freeland,

01:07:28.100 uh, expanding the Caribou park. She cannot, if you're worried about the expansion of this park,

01:07:33.260 you have to take it up with Jason Kenney's government because it's a provincial park.

01:07:37.380 So in other words, Sheila, she made a Caribou-boo.

01:07:41.740 Yeah. Yeah, I do get it. I just didn't laugh because it was funny. Um, let's keep going.

01:07:48.560 Uh, Lisa Proust, uh, 15 bucks. Dear Sheila and dear David, I miss you very much. Oh, Lisa.

01:07:55.980 That's very nice.

01:07:56.680 I've been busy with work, but you're always in my thoughts. Love you both. I said both,

01:08:00.280 Sheila. I know, but I know also that David is your favorite. That's okay. I'm not for everybody.

01:08:07.080 Thank you so much, Lisa. And, uh, I assume you're still in, uh, Montreal and, uh, next time I'm there,

01:08:12.260 um, if I'm allowed to go there, I got to check on that. Uh, uh, hope to see you. Thank you.

01:08:19.520 Uh, by the way, Alexa is, uh, in and around your parts of the world. Maybe you could get together.

01:08:25.460 Yeah. Okie doke. Let's go to the next one. I am black. I'm just reading the name.

01:08:33.220 Uh, that's not from Justin Trudeau, is it?

01:08:35.740 No, I didn't say I am black face, by the way, in your, in your ad about Justin Trudeau,

01:08:45.620 the Justin Castro shirt, where you're talking about DNA tests. I think all you'd have to be

01:08:50.020 is a pretty girl around Justin Trudeau. And you could at least get a sample of his DNA and possibly

01:08:53.900 a handprint. Wow. Which female rebels shall we dispatch for that caper? None of them. None of them.

01:09:01.060 I'm not doing that to any of them. I don't even like sending them to like things where there might

01:09:05.220 be nudity. Anyways, I am black is this five bucks. I can't imagine that Trudeau would call

01:09:13.240 for an election since Pierre Polyev just sent the last two to three campaigning for prime minister.

01:09:19.140 And he clearly has momentum. Um, I think, I don't know, you know, I saw this article yesterday that

01:09:26.500 there are some now within the liberal party who are saying, okay, oh no, we have to stop being as

01:09:36.300 woke as we are because Pierre Polyev campaigned on anti-wokeness and look at the momentum he has.

01:09:43.520 Maybe we better stop being so woke, which leads me to believe that they're just cynically woke.

01:09:50.520 Yeah. They don't actually believe any of the dumb stuff they say in their pronouns in their bio. They

01:09:56.940 don't believe any of that. They really don't. They it's an electoral strategy. If it were something that

01:10:02.320 they fundamentally believed in, they wouldn't quickly recoil from it in horror. Once Pierre Polyev won on

01:10:08.120 a platform of being anti-woke. You know, Sheila, here's why I think there is a possibility for a fall

01:10:15.140 election, uh, to answer, uh, the, uh, correspondence from I am black. And it's this Trudeau might believe

01:10:24.400 what his own government funded media is saying in the aftermath of the leadership convention.

01:10:33.000 Uh, the most oft used word was the F word. No, not the four letter F word, but the word fascist in,

01:10:43.360 uh, the coverage by the lefties of Pierre Polyev. And I'm thinking he's talking about opening up the

01:10:49.880 economy. He's talking about more affordable housing. And this is the bailiwick of a fascist.

01:10:57.080 So my thinking, Sheila, getting government out of your life. Like he literally said, you gotta get

01:11:02.520 government. He campaigns on let's get government out of your life. And the actual like crypto fascists in

01:11:09.880 the liberal party, they're like, uh, that guy's the fascist. He's the fascist. So they don't even

01:11:16.180 know the definition. I know. I know. No, no. It's like punch a Nazi. A Nazi is not somebody bent on a

01:11:23.020 world conquest and engineering a genocide. It's somebody that has a disagreeable opinion to you.

01:11:28.620 And therefore, instead of a debate, use physical violence. It's that mindset. Yeah. And it's always

01:11:33.980 said by people who have a never punched somebody in their entire life and be never seen a Nazi

01:11:38.880 in the wild. So that's my, my response, Sheila. If Justin Trudeau is gullible enough to believe

01:11:48.120 what his own state funded media is saying and believing that Pierre Polyev is someone to vilify

01:11:56.180 and demonize that might make him pull the trigger. I think he's in for the proverbial October surprise.

01:12:04.920 From your lips to God's ears. Okay. Uh, I am black gives us five bucks again. Thank you so much.

01:12:13.000 And says, by the way, what's up with Menzies red hair? I want my donation back. He's always had red

01:12:18.700 hair. I think it's all the sun. It's like a capillary action or something like that. I have to be

01:12:26.080 very careful about my hair in the sun. I have this like big rat black muskrat pelt of hair

01:12:31.260 on the top of my head. So I always have to make sure that I have like sunscreen or I'll get heat

01:12:35.120 stroke. Like I have to cover it up. It'll bleach out. It's terrible. Is that a reference to what you

01:12:41.180 said in the morning meeting, Sheila, when you were referring to us as the captain and to Neil,

01:12:45.660 because one of their big hits was muskrat love. Um, have you ever witnessed any muskrats out in your

01:12:52.380 neck of the woods getting amorous? No, uh, no, no, I did shoot one though that it was harassing my

01:13:01.060 dog. I laid on my stomach and shot it under the, um, anyways, uh, hate. Yeah, I do. I don't like

01:13:10.140 them. Uh, Lisa Proust gives us 10 bucks and Olivia whispers. We got to wrap it up. Uh, gives us 10

01:13:16.820 bucks. I met Alexa and I love her. Uh, just like I do the whole bunch, uh, the whole team. P.S. Sheila,

01:13:22.860 I love that you can talk so much in such a knowledgeable way regarding caribou, deep admiration.

01:13:28.560 Um, maybe I should talk a little less though. I get that comment sometimes on the live stream,

01:13:34.480 like would she live shut up and let the other person talk? Um, I'm trying and I think that's

01:13:39.200 it. We're all cut up. Fantastic. Well, thank you so much everybody for tuning in a special thank

01:13:44.240 you to all of those who made a financial donation. That's how we keep the lights on in here. And thank

01:13:50.640 you to, uh, Efren and Olivia, and I believe Danny behind the boards. And of course, my beloved co-host

01:13:57.160 Sheila Gunn-Reed. There will be two other rebels here at 12 noon Eastern tomorrow. And in the meantime,

01:14:05.360 folks, as always stay sane. If any government is keeping Canadians safe.

01:14:12.620 And those are the decisions we took during the pandemic to ensure that Canadians stayed safe.

01:14:18.620 And, you know, no government is ever going to get unanimous consent on every important measure it

01:14:25.740 puts forward. But we put the safety of Canadians and the economic recovery that we're experiencing

01:14:32.700 right now at the center of every decision we took during the pandemic. And if it is divisive,

01:14:40.460 to point out that vaccines have saved millions, billions of lives, the vaccines are safe and the

01:14:50.460 best way through this pandemic, which we've perhaps ended the acute phase, but it will continue in various

01:14:58.460 forms and we need to continue to stay vigilant. If people are calling a respect for science

01:15:07.100 and an upholding and defense of facts divisive, but then perhaps people need to take a careful look at

01:15:13.900 those who are saying that.

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