Elections commissioner convicts Ezra Levant a second time, Trudeau's RCMP manhandle Drea Humphrey
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Summary
Rebel News Commander Ezra Levent is convicted for a second time for writing a book that was critical of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. And Rebel News reporter Drea Humphrey went to a Justin Trudeau press conference recently and got the silent treatment.
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Welcome to Rebel Roundup, ladies and gentlemen, and the rest of you, in which we look back
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at some of the very best commentaries of the week by your favourite rebels.
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And Trudeau's elections commissioner convicts Rebel News Commander Ezra Levent for a second time?
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All for the egregious crime of writing a book that was gasped critical of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau?
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Well, the Rebel News Commander will drop by to shed light on all the sordid details.
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And Rebel News reporter Drea Humphrey went to a Justin Trudeau press conference recently.
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Not only did the PM give her the silent treatment, but Drea got manhandled by one of Justin's goons.
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And letters, we get your letters. We get them every minute of every day.
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And you had plenty to say about my story on a merchant being evicted from a Toronto-owned market.
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Her sin? Well, she complained about a busker with addiction issues
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who was performing in front of her shop and scaring off her customers.
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And apparently, because she had the temerity to complain,
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this offended a City of Toronto bureaucrat who was motivated into carrying out a vendetta,
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Those are your rebels. Now let's round them up.
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I don't think you're going to believe what I'm about to tell you.
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I just received another conviction letter from Justin Trudeau's elections commissioner.
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He's personally found me guilty for a second time of writing an illegal book about Trudeau back in 2019
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called The Libranos, What the Media Won't Tell You About Justin Trudeau's Corruption.
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And the book, it's front cover, my tweets about it, our promotion of the book across the country.
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Trudeau's elections commissioner had senior officers investigating me,
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tracking me, tracking our staff, creeping through our social media.
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And they now demand that I pay thousands of dollars in fines.
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You probably think I'm exaggerating or even just making it up.
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So I've put the police state-style letter online at thelibranos.com for you to see for yourself.
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This 14-page letter convicting me is there, including the thousands of dollars in fines.
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I've also put their past convictions to me online at the same website.
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I think the craziest thing on that website is a hidden camera video I recorded of my one-hour interrogation
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at the hands of two senior ex-RCMP officers who are now on censorship patrol.
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I mean, it's like that book, Fahrenheit 451, about the government's official book burners.
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By the way, if you don't realize this is all a test drive for their plan to censor the internet,
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If you're new to this story, you probably don't know how nuts it is
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to have two 30-year ex-RCMP veterans who used to be on the counterterrorism beat
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why didn't you register your book with the government before criticizing the prime minister?
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The knowledge that you would have or not have of the election act, the Canada Elections Act.
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When you are planning the book and you, the new third party rules,
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because I believe there's some comments on your stuff as well about that,
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maybe I should register as a third party for this circumstance,
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or maybe I shouldn't, because of my interpretation of what I'm going to do,
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How crazy is it to be told that you can't even see the complaint against you,
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I presume that you're investigating me based on a complaint.
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Oh, this is still part of the investigation, so we'll have to,
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and at that point, she'll have to decide if that is releasable or not.
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It's not something that usually is released, no.
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It's just a complaint that's part of the investigation,
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and to keep the integrity of the investigation right now,
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you'll understand that we can't share everything that we have.
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How can I possibly respond to something that you won't show me?
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Well, I think the letter was quite clear on what the infraction is alleged,
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Well, did you generate the complaint, or was it from an outside party?
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Okay, so someone external to your office generated the complaint?
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Okay, was it the Liberal Party that generated the complaint?
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So at what point do you tell me who the secret is?
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The commissioner is the ultimate responsible person for the investigation,
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So how do I know what conduct has been complained about if you won't tell me?
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And talk about creepy, those cops wanted to know who we hire at Rebel News and why.
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Wow, what a sordid tale of censorship and intimidation.
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It's like Ray Bradbury teamed up with George Orwell and collectively wrote a book entitled Fahrenheit 451 1984.
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But since when has it been against the law to write a book in our great dominion?
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Well, apparently, ever since Justin Trudeau became prime minister, that's when...
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Oh, by way of clarification, as an author, you will not be raked over the coals by a government goon squad if you pen a positive book about the PM.
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However, if you have the chutzpah to be critical of Justin, well, then you've got some explaining to do.
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And joining me now is Rebel Commander Ezra Levent.
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This stuff, you being charged again for the Libranos, this is Banana Republic stuff, isn't it?
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I've actually had that idea as far back as when I was with the Western Standard Magazine more than 10 years ago.
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I mean, it's a takeoff of The Sopranos, which was a hit show, I don't know, almost 20 years ago or so, probably.
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And, you know, the book was about Trudeau's corruption.
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I think it's my best-selling book ever, over 1,000 five-star reviews on Amazon, so it's a good book.
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And I think maybe that's why Trudeau's so mad about it.
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If no one was reading it or if it was ridiculed as being full of errors, I don't think he'd be worried.
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But I think he's really upset by it because his elections commissioner,
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instead of ensuring election integrity against Chinese influence or people voting without ID,
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they have put so many lawyers and investigators and prosecutors on my book.
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But the thing is, books are specifically exempt from election finance law.
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And because you could say, well, that book supports Trump, that book opposes Trump.
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That book supports Stephen Harper, that opposes Harper.
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Well, no, it's a book, and you don't have to register it as a campaigner.
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And 24 books were written about Trudeau at the same time as mine.
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Mine was one of 24 Trudeau books in the campaign.
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You don't publish a book about an election right after the election unless it's sort of retrospective.
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I was convicted and fined thousands of dollars, I think it was in January.
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The chief election commissioner himself had issued a new ruling from,
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it was not really an appeal, it was from scratch.
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And he convicted me again, gave me the same fines again.
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But the difference is, this time, he was replying to my lawyer's written briefings.
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And for folks who want to see the complete conviction letter, I think it's 14 pages long,
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My lawyer said, you only prosecuted the one book that was critical of Trudeau.
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So what was the chief commissioner's reply to that?
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So he doesn't deny there were 24 books written.
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By the way, the book exemption, I know by heart now, books are exempt.
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Books are exempt if they are sold for a commercial.
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Like if this book was given out for free, I guess maybe that's campaign propaganda.
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But this book is $15, which, you know, I think it's fair.
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That's important because we had, we promoted this with videos, with internet ads, and even
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We had lawn signs with the cover, and it had three words on it.
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It didn't say vote Trudeau or don't vote Trudeau.
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Under the book exemption, if you've read the legal nitty gritty, looked at the regulations,
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Again, I refer people to, you can see it for yourself if you think I'm fibbing.
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And so the lawn sign I'm talking about that had three words on it, buy the book, it has
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And I think that's, I think it's sort of a dramatic picture, but it's...
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But those aren't, I wouldn't call those doctored.
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I wouldn't call those, like, they're not exaggerated.
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All the investigators at Election Canada, the deputy commissioner, the chief commissioner,
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They say this photo is designed to make them look bad.
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Let me, just for the sake of argument, concede that point.
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In fact, if that's their problem with it, which it seems to be, that explains a lot.
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That explains why the 23 books were allowed and this one wasn't.
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Yeah, this book, you may have guessed by calling it The Libranos.
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So let's grant, for the sake of debate, that the purpose of this is to change people's minds
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I'm not a journalist because I like the craft of writing.
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I'm like a journalist because I have something to say.
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And my message is that Trudeau, as you can see in the subtitle, is corrupt.
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And so if they're saying, hey, your book is designed to make people change their mind
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They're obsessed with the fact that these pictures, they think, I think they're handsome.
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You know, I think they're handsome and the women look pretty and the guys look serious.
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But if this photo is why they're saying this book is illegal, we got ourselves a free speech
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But Ezra, surely the elections Canada officials, surely Justin Trudeau himself, are they really
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When, if he was buffeted by criticism every day, he wouldn't care.
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And I don't know why, but every single time, he would call on his most furious critics.
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But, I mean, I guess he was effective in, you know, his company thought so.
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He got it everywhere, on TV, on radio, on the internet.
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They didn't, Melania Trump, supermodel, first supermodel, first lady, never on the front
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page of any fashion magazine or women's magazine.
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But Michelle Obama on all of them, because she's so beautiful.
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My point is, there's a guy whose skin is so thick, he's like an armadillo.
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Because everyone hated Trump, and he didn't care.
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It was like he was in a suit of armor with like 200 arrows in it.
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Kicks out Rebel News from any press conference he sees us.
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Last week had RCMP manhandle our reporter, Drea Humphrey.
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Today kicked out our two reporters in Montreal.
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He rents all the newspapers through his bailout.
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So when he encounters one thing that's not on board, it focuses his mind.
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If he were to allow criticism all the time, he'd laugh at this book if he even noticed it.
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But because he's so obsessed on total submissive obedience from the media political intellectual class,
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the one, and I mean, listen, this book was a bestseller.
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But this book is not a dominant force in Canadian politics.
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This book is not going to win or lose the election.
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The fact that he's obsessed by it, and it's not even that big a book.
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The fact that he was so furious with it tells me more about him than about the book.
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He kicked out Jody Wilson-Raybould because she disagreed.
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He kicked out Salina Cesar Chavent because he couldn't handle her.
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Well, you sick the election commissioner on him.
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If you're wondering, I'm going to appeal all the way.
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And by the way, since we've had two strikes against us from the elections candidate people,
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what is your hope that we can get justice on this file?
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Well, I mean, these days, it's hard to have hope in the courts.
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Every single court challenge against the lockdowns failed.
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And there were a lot of challenges across this country.
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So the courts seem to be defending this government, and I find it worrying.
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This is a pure issue of free speech and the interpretation of the law.
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The law specifically exempts books and the promotion of books.
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I think a federal court judge looking at the law would say, it's exempt.
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And if you're not applying the statute in the spirit of the charter, we're going to fix it.
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So I think we have a really good chance to win.
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But why wouldn't I take this all the way to the Supreme Court?
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If the Supreme Court of Canada says, yeah, you can ban a book, well, it's good to know.
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You know, the only thing is that in yesterdecade, you would see other media outlets coming together,
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fighting this on the principle of freedom of the press, free speech, free expression.
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But now, as the boss himself says, the watchdogs have become the Justin Trudeau lapdogs.
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More of Rebel Roundup to come right after this.
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You talked about Canada's last wrongs, the past things they haven't done right.
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When will you speak out about the 20 vandalized churches?
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They're burning churches and vandalizing them, and you're not calling it a hate crime.
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The Prime Minister won't ask the tough questions.
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They're acknowledging past wrongs Canada has allowed to happen in this country,
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but they won't speak out about 20 churches being burnt or vandalized in the last three weeks,
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by the way, which puts everybody at risk for fires as well, just like we saw in Lytton, B.C.
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So this is the Prime Minister looking to be re-elected,
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but not speaking out against the terrorist actions against Christian places of worship.
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What should life look like for the citizens who don't want to get vaccinated
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with a vaccine that's not fully approved by FDA?
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That's how much care and thought he wants to put into what's happening,
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the persecution against Christians right now in Canada.
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He also said that 100%, basically, all of us need to be vaccinated.
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Everyone's got to get vaccinated if we're going to get through this as a community, as a country.
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So I tried to get a question in there about, you know,
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what does life look like for the people who don't want to take a vaccine
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or want to delay taking a vaccine that isn't fully approved by FDA yet?
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And by the way, the vaccinated people can, in fact, catch and spread COVID-19.
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What about the indigenous Christians who feel unsafe on their own reserve
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because their place of worship has been burnt down?
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Just ignoring, just ignoring the hate crimes in Canada.
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You know, I'd love to hop into a DeLorean equipped with a flux capacitor
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and go back in time to, oh, I don't know, 2015,
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when Justin Trudeau was first elected prime minister.
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Remember his promise regarding how his Liberals were going to make
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for the most transparent government in Canadian history?
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Well, they're about as transparent as a granite wall.
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And Justin's latest photo op demonstrated his lack of transparency
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when he refused to take questions from our own Drea Humphrey.
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At least this time, the PM wasn't donning blackface.
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And as for groping female reporters, well, looks like this time around,
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Justin outsourced that task to one of the members of his personal goon squad.
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And joining me now to discuss this further is Drea Humphrey herself.
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Drea, you know, I've been manhandled on this job plenty of times,
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But, you know, when I see my colleagues getting pushed around,
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like you and Sheila Gunn-Reed, I just get outraged.
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What the hell was that security thug thinking when he physically moved you away?
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I mean, you weren't impeding the prime minister.
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You were just asking, oh, I guess, impolite questions.
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Or is asking insensitive questions not allowed in Canada anymore?
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Well, I think when it comes to Justin Trudeau, that's the real threat, isn't it?
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And if you look at the video closely, I'm at a reasonable distance from him.
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It's actually Justin Trudeau who breaks that distance and puts his hands towards me.
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And I go like this to stop that from happening.
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And then out of nowhere, this goon, as he said, just picks me up and tosses me to the side just for asking a question.
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But the reason why I say that's the real threat there is because of the security detail when I first arrived,
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who came up there and basically screamed if I'm going to be asking a hard question or not.
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I can't ever remember this in all the politicians I've ever covered, this pre-screening.
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Are you going to ask the prime minister something other than what brand of shampoo he uses while in quarantine?
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But getting back to that goon, Jerea, I think there's a case here for an assault charge.
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You were not under arrest, so he had no right to put his clammy hands on you.
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So, you know, I don't know if it's worth pursuing legal action on that.
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But to me, that was just outrageous and unnecessary.
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And given that he's probably RCMP, he should know the law when it comes to getting handsy with people.
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And there's, you know, reasonable courses of action you can take.
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He could have, you know, stood in between me and the prime minister.
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So I know we have counsel who has looked at and drafted and is going to be sending the complaint.
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You know, I don't know if it's a little different if it's the prime minister, but it certainly seems like assault to me.
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I wasn't a threat to the prime minister, and I didn't deserve to be treated like that for practicing journalism.
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And, you know, getting to the question you were asking, and he certainly heard it.
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Why is it, Drea, that this prime minister won't address these now dozens of churches that have been burnt down or vandalized or spray painted?
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Why won't he talk about the hate crime angle here, the anti-Christian mandate of the vandals and the arsonists doing this?
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Why is that off limits for this prime minister?
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Well, as hard as it to believe, I'm going to first say it's not a dozen churches.
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There's actually 45 churches burnt or vandalized in less than a month in Canada.
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Our prime minister took over, took eight churches, burnt churches for him to say 18 seconds of this isn't the way to go.
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So no acknowledgment of persecution against Christians, and, of course, one of his favorite words, hate and intolerance or any such thing like that.
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And I think it's just not politically advantageous.
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Can you imagine how weak do you have to be to say something as insipid as, hey, man, this isn't the way to go?
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And, of course, his best buddy, Gerald Butts, didn't like the idea of churches being burnt down, but he understood it.
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And I, you know, pose you the question, Drea, had this been even a single mosque torched or vandalized, I think there'd be a different narrative at play here by the PM, don't you think?
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We saw the pastors get thrown in prison for preaching in person.
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So this seems to be a very frightening trend that's happening, in my opinion.
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And to be honest, there's not a whole lot of outrage from what I'm seeing, even from the Catholic community.
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There are people speaking up, even people from the First Nation ban land speaking out against this.
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And, Drea, we should point out that after that event, you went to a Premier Horgan event and you ran into a security detail.
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I think it was Justin Trudeau's security detail person.
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And it was the most bizarre kind of conversation, I thought.
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But he kept talking about, are you going to go overboard again this time, i.e., yelling out questions from the sidelines.
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And Matt quite rightly said to him that, listen, if you let us in the building and you let us pose a question,
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yeah, we're going to play by the rules, but we can't get on the playing field.
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And also this idea of, you know, the media like to get together ahead of time and discuss what they're going to ask and whatnot.
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I learned that that was that particular person is the media liaison of sorts.
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The security detail did stop Matt, you know, in the underground parking lot before that.
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But basically, we got a firsthand account of the monopoly that you have to try to get in order to ask a question.
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He literally told us that you have to earn the respect of state media.
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CTV, he mentioned, CTV, and that they get to choose who gets to ask the questions.
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And I know Ezra made a good point about Trump, love him or hate him.
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He always let, you know, the media that wasn't favorable to him ask a question.
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Whether he called them fake news or not, he let them ask the question and he answered the question.
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But Trudeau, Morgan, they're just cowards, I guess.
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I think actually President Trump enjoyed it when he would call upon somebody like Jim Acosta of CNN
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and they'd get into this verbal brouhaha and it was absolutely fascinating.
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But you're right, the people who are leaders today in Canada, Drea, they are cowards
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and they want to keep any kind of prickly, insensitive questions at bay.
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And that's why we have goons manhandling you in such a disgraceful fashion.
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I know you'll continue to cover these politicians and hopefully in the words of Justin Trudeau's security detail,
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you will behave in a normal and responsible fashion.
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But Drea, it was a great report and keep on trucking, my friend.
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And folks, that was Drea Humphrey in Vancouver.
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More of Rebel Roundup to come right after this.
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And then when I have no choice, then I wrote a letter to the manager's boss in the city.
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But the letter was come back to the manager, right?
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And he even threatened me in the face, say, like, you know, I can kick you, I can move you to the back or to the basement, you know.
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I'll move your shop because I'm here complaining, you know.
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So if I, if they put me on the basement, maybe I'm not complaining anymore, you know.
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So, so that's why I think, because at that time I still have a long lease, like from 2015 to 2019.
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So when my lease was finished at 2019, you know, I think they found a reason, like excuse.
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I've seen our friend Joe Warmington in the Toronto Sun.
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And sure enough, he quotes Brad Ross, the city spokesman, as saying there were too many souvenir shops.
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I understand there's five, but you were the first one here.
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So why do you have to leave and the other four don't?
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Yeah, because I'm the first one open the souvenir shop and other people copy my souvenir items.
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Actually, they just like have to add on, you know.
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But when you see their lease, they are not allowed to sell in souvenirs, you know.
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So I think this is an excuse, you know, to try to kick me out.
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And it's an excuse because when we talked about this off camera,
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you had some incidents where there was somebody with, I guess we can call it addiction issues.
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He was busking, you know, for change in the front door or near your store.
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And you, as a rent-paying tenant, you did the logical thing.
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But it looks like management didn't like you complaining.
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If you are a rent-paying tenant at the city-owned St. Lawrence Market for 18 years,
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but you have the utter temerity to complain about a person with addiction issues that is hurting your business,
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it appears that city policy is to turf the complainer rather than to deal with the problem.
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And so it is that a vendetta was launched against Jenny Wang to get her ousted.
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The city says the market has too many souvenir shops.
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It makes no sense that she would be the first to go.
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But then again, welcome to John Tory's Toronto,
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In any event, you had plenty to say about Jenny going up against City Hall
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The government has done so much harm to the people.
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Toronto remains the most locked-down jurisdiction in the world.
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It's all in the name of protecting us from a virus.
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But I would argue the curse has been worse than the cure.
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have been adversely affected these past two years, mind you.
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Indeed, I think they all gave themselves raises.
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Well, you know, couldn't agree with you more, Ted.
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Government can't even operate monopolies properly,
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much less a retail environment such as the St. Lawrence Market.
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You know, they say the biggest lie in the world is
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I bet she doesn't understand that the management
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Well, J.R., I have no proof to support allegations
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that any sort of kickbacks are involved in this story,
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that Jenny says is harboring a grudge against her,
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Politicians are just in place to lie for their mistakes.
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As I mentioned, I truly believe that Jenny is being squeezed out
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just look at how her lives have been made miserable
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by unelected, non-accountable health bureaucrats.
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And then there's the education bureaucracy in Ontario
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Wow, talk about an appalling lack of leadership.
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I'm going to visit her store and buy some items.
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unless Jenny's lawyer can manufacture a miracle
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Well, Jenny's last day in business will be July 31st.
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Well, that wraps up another edition of Rebel Roundup.