EZRA LEVANT ｜ An unprecedented FBI raid on Donald Trump's home — has the deep state gone too far？
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An incredible thing happened last night. Incredible in a very bad way. Donald Trump s residence was raided by the FBI. What were they looking for? Guns? Bombs? Some secret plans? No, it was a paperwork dispute. So what papers are his and what papers belong at the White House? And the Deep State said, let s have a SHOCKING and awe-inspiring FBI raid of his house just to show him we can.
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Hello, my rebels. An incredible thing happened last night. Incredible in a very bad way.
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Donald Trump's residence was raided by the FBI. What were they looking for? Guns?
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Bombs? Some secret plans? No, it was a paperwork dispute. Donald Trump was president. So what
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papers are his and what papers belong at the White House? They're having a paperwork dispute
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and the deep state said, let's have a shock and awe FBI raid of his house just to show him we can.
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But yeah, I don't think that's any good. I'll take you through the news of the day. We actually had a
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reporter down there. Not when it happened, but shortly afterwards. We'll show you what that
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Tonight, an unprecedented FBI raid on Donald Trump's home. Has the deep state gone too far?
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It's August 9th, and this is The Ezra LeVant Show.
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Last night, the most shocking news in America, and I think it jolted a lot of people around the
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world who have a certain image of the United States, Donald Trump revealed that his home,
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the famous Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida, was raided by FBI agents. And he put it out in that
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typical Trump style, salted and peppered with humor and derision. And if it was meant to break his spirit,
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well, it certainly hasn't. Let me read to you the email put out last night by which the world learned
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These are dark times for our nation, as my beautiful home, Mar-a-Lago in Palm Beach, Florida,
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is currently under siege, raided and occupied by a large group of FBI agents. Nothing like this has
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ever happened to a president of the United States before. After working and cooperating with the
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relevant government agencies, this unannounced raid on my home was not necessary or appropriate.
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It is prosecutorial misconduct, the weaponization of the justice system, an attack by radical left
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Democrats who desperately don't want me to run for president in 2024, especially based on recent
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polls, and who will likewise do anything to stop Republicans and conservatives in the upcoming
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midterm elections. Such an assault could only take place in broken third world countries. Sadly,
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America has now become one of those countries, corrupt at a level not seen before. They even
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broke into my safe. What is the difference between this and Watergate, where operatives broke into the
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Democrat National Committee? Here in reverse, Democrats broke into the home of the 45th president of the
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United States. The political persecution of President Donald J. Trump has been going on for years,
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with a now fully debunked Russia, Russia, Russia scam, impeachment hoax number one, impeachment hoax number
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two, and so much more. It just never ends. It is political targeting at the highest level.
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Hillary Clinton was allowed to delete an acid watch, wash 33,000 emails after they were subpoenaed by
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Congress. Absolutely nothing has happened to hold her accountable. She even took antique furniture and
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other items from the White House. I stood up to America's bureaucratic corruption. I restored power
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to the people and truly delivered for our country like we have never seen before. The establishment
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hated it. Now, as they watch my endorsed candidates win big victories and see my dominance in all polls,
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they're trying to stop me and the Republican Party once more. The lawlessness, political persecution,
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and witch hunt must be exposed and stopped. I will continue to fight for the great American
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people. Absolutely pure Trumpism, throwing out darts at his rivals, having that fighting happy warrior
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spirit. It's sort of funny if it weren't an absolute disaster. Now, they raided Donald Trump's home. What
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did they think they were going to find? Guns? Dynamites? Some secret plan for fascism? Not
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really. We've just seen the not-so-secret plan for fascism at the hands of the FBI. I'm sorry to read
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so much to you, but let me read what Ari Fleischer, who I would call a moderate Republican, he was against
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Trump in 2016, if memory recalls. He was actually Bush's spokesman during the 9-11 era. Ari Fleischer's
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considered a pretty thoughtful guy. I wouldn't call him a Trump fan, that's for sure. Here's what he
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said last night, and forgive me for reading so much, but I just think he's spot on. I'll read
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something. I'll give you my thoughts, of course. Fleischer said, here's why the FBI raid, absent
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a finding that puts former President Trump behind bars, is so damaging. In other words, Fleischer's
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saying, if you have found something that is so egregious, we're actually putting a president
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behind bars, which has never happened before, not even Richard Nixon, not even, you know, would-be
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President Clinton. Here's what Fleischer says. He says, number one, most governmental institutions
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are already not trusted by the American people. This raid contributes to mistrust of the FBI.
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Two, it leads to mistrust of Department of Justice, the courts. Remember, two of the four court-approved
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warrants against Carter Page were found to be invalid. That was in the Russia, Russia, Russia
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conspiracy. They got these secret warrants, and they were found later to be invalid. Do you doubt
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this one will be two? Three, Trump has been subject to numerous probes, all of which turned
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out empty. If the FBI didn't find the goods yesterday, add this to the list. Four, did the
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Department of Justice really need to go to this length to enforce the Presidential Paperwork
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Act? Government lawyers and Trump lawyers couldn't figure this out. The Department of Justice
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really had to resort to a raid, and that's the thing. A raid on Trump's house, you would think
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that there was something atrocious going on. They're just haggling over paperwork. What's
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Trump's and what's the government's? As Trump points out, Hillary Clinton literally destroyed
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33,000 emails that were under subpoena. Here, Trump's not running away with anything or destroying
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anything. He's just saying, no, these documents are mine. The government's saying they're not,
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and they're haggling over it. An FBI raid, that is clear, Putin-style policing.
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FBI didn't raid Hillary's home to search for her server. They didn't raid the Democratic National
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Committee to get the server the Russians hacked. They didn't raid Clinton National Security Council
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advisor Sandy Berger's home to see if he had additional smuggled classified material. Why
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is Trump held to a different standard? Now, if you're not my age or older, you won't know who Sandy
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Berger was. He was a Clinton senior aide who literally went into a secure government facility,
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ripped out pages of a secret document, stuffed them in his pockets, and walked out. Clearly,
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criminal intent, just outrageous, caught and given a slap on the wrist. No raid on his home.
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Here, Donald Trump is not pretending he doesn't have anything. He's just saying it's his. Can you
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imagine? Here's a good one. The Biden White House knows that many Americans won't believe Biden didn't
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know about this or approve it, even if he didn't know. I suspect this is a headache the Biden White
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House didn't want. Well, I don't think Joe Biden knows anything that's going on. These are Democratic
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Party operatives who just can't get over their hatred for Trump. Seven, a precedent has been set.
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Former presidents, while not above the law, can now have their homes raided by successor
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administrations. There's no telling where that will lead. Isn't that the truth? Eight, bottom line,
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FBI better have found smoking gun evidence of crime, not a paperwork to speak. If not, this raid should
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not have been approved and will backfire into a boost for Trump and a further erosion of trust in
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vital governmental organizations. My question to Director Wray and Attorney General Garland, was it
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worth it? Well, they would say absolutely, because they don't really care about public institutions
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or the public good. It's about partisan vengeance for them. Unprecedented is a word that's thrown
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around a fair bit, but it really is unprecedented. Richard M. Nixon's home was not raided after
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Watergate. You would think that Bill Clinton, with so many of his scandals, perhaps his home
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would be raided, especially after all those trips he took to Jeffrey Epstein's island. Speaking of
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which, it turns out, and this story in the New York Post shows it in the Daily Mail, absolutely
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incredible. The judge who issued the warrant for this raid, it's almost impossible to believe,
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was one of the judges, when he was a lawyer, had Jeffrey Epstein and Epstein's household staff
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as a client. Let me say that again. The judge who issued the warrant to raid Donald Trump's home
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when he was a lawyer was Jeffrey Epstein's lawyer. So we don't know who Jeffrey Epstein's client lists
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were, well, except for Bill Gates, because Melinda Gates told us, and I guess except for Bill Clinton.
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So that is not subject to an FBI raid. Hillary Clinton is not subject to an FBI raid. But this
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is. I think this is very troubling. It's literally what they call the deep state, that permanent part
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of government that you can't vote out, that sees itself as superior to the elected officials. They were
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problems for Donald Trump even before he took office. You'll remember how they set up General Flynn and set
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up Trump during the transition period. General Flynn, who was going to be a senior pick for Donald
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Trump, was making transition-style phone calls to foreign embassies. He was recorded, and he was set
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up by the deep state, who didn't want General Flynn in high office. And they have been at war with Trump
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his entire term. And it's been almost two years now since Trump was unelected in November 2020,
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if you believe the mainstream media. And I don't know the absolute truth on that election.
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But it's been two years. And they're still not done with Trump. Politicized police. Politicized
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prosecutors. It's sort of like what happened in Canada under Trudeau's Emergencies Act.
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They haven't started seizing Trump's bank accounts yet, but they're raiding his home.
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Now, some of this partly goes to Trump himself. He's the one who put the FBI boss in place now,
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the FBI boss who's going after him. He never fully prosecuted the criminal Democrats, whether it was
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Hillary Clinton, Bill Clinton, or the others who mucked him up. He didn't push back. He let them go
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unpunished, and they didn't return the favor. They're coming for him viciously.
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He was a very rare issuer of pardons. Now, I don't think Donald Trump would ever pardon himself
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because I don't think he would ever admit he did anything wrong or would need to be pardoned.
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But compare Donald Trump's light touch on the levers of power with those who are coming for him.
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That's the irony here, is that all the things they accused Donald Trump of, all the things they said
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he would be, the censor, the fascist, the bully. He wasn't. All of those things were projections
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of the left of what they would do and could do as soon as they got power again. It's the left that's
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the censors in American Canada, not the right. It's the left that conducts police raids on their enemies,
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Hugo Chavez style, Fidel Castro style, not Trump. The first time a former president has ever been
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raided in his home was by these out of control Democrats against Trump, not by Trump. Now,
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why would this happen? Well, they want to get Trump. They're obsessed with him. Trump says it's because
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he's the number one contender to be the next president of the United States after Biden.
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There's obviously some truth to it, but I think they're just so obsessed by him and the fact that
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they want to get him because he spoke truth against their power. Joe Biden likes the fact that it's a
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circus distraction from his mess, whether it's inflation or the recession or the failures in
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Afghanistan, Ukraine, Taiwan, etc. I should tell you that on the same day that Donald Trump's personal
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residence was raided by the FBI, Biden announced he's hiring 87,000 new IRS agents, new tax auditors,
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tax collectors, 87,000. I saw somewhere I want to check it to be double sure, but I think that's more
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people to go after ordinary Americans than are with the entire U.S. border force. I think more
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Americans were just hired to wring tax dollars out of Americans than to protect the border.
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It's ominous because, of course, the power to tax is the power to destroy. And if they can do it to
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Trump, they'll do it to you. There was absolutely no public interest to this ambush raid on Donald
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Trump. It's a literally a paperwork dispute. There's no crime afoot here. I can't imagine why the FBI were
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involved at all other than every nefarious reason I've just alluded to. What happens when people no
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longer trust the police? In America, they didn't have the same harsh lockdowns that they had in
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Canada, the U.K. and Australia. In Canada and the U.K. and Australia, I believe the police lost a lot of
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their support from grassroots people, especially those who are conservative, who typically are the
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pro-police side because of how vicious they were in imposing lockdowns that had nothing to do with
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the criminal law. They were political errands for the left. Seriously, having armed cops enforce
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mask rules or stay six feet apart rules was so insane. And every cop who agreed to it, well, frankly,
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they deserve to have their reputation lowered. But in the United States, I don't think the police were
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ever that bad, but they're making up for lost time. The FBI is no longer trustworthy. I'm not sure if the CIA
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and the NSA ever were. They've been completely weaponized. They're turning themselves into a
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partisan issue. I hope that if the Republicans take Congress back this fall, which they look like they
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will do, they'll start to dismantle the deep state that Eisenhower warned about. He called it the
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military-industrial complex. Eisenhower was right. In the 60s and 70s, a lot of people on the left
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talked about the deep state. Well, it's still there. It's deeper than ever. They went further
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than ever than last night. Before I go, let me show you a few clips. One, Mendoza-Diaz actually was on
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the scene at Mar-a-Lago shortly after it happened. Look at how many people instinctively came out
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just to honk their horns and show support for Trump. Take a look, just a minute at this.
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Juan Mendoza reporting for Rebel News. We just got to Mar-a-Lago on scene shortly after the FBI
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raided the private residence of Donald Trump. As you can see, there's helicopters throughout the
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area here in Mar-a-Lago. There's a lot of Trump supporters that have arrived here as well.
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We're arriving closer to Trump's private residence here in Mar-a-Lago. And as you can see,
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there's already police presence here. It's increased. There's more people here,
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So it is past 11.30 p.m. and the crowd is starting to die down a bit. The music's gone now,
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but there's still crowds here supporting Trump and condemning the actions of the FBI,
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raiding his residence in Mar-a-Lago. So we will be out with a full story soon in Rebel News.
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So please stay tuned to Rebel News and Rebel News USA for more coverage of this story.
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I promise you every person there five years ago would have called themselves the most pro-police,
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pro-prosecutor, pro-law and order person around.
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Now, I think they distrust police, as R.A. Fleischer warns. And it's because police are not
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upholding the public interest. They're a very partisan political interest. I wonder which will
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break first, their institution or America. Stay with us. Our friend David Menzies interviews Rupa
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Hey, folks, remember how last August the Justin Trudeau liberals announced that anyone who hadn't been
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vaccinated for COVID-19 would soon be barred from planes and trains? In many cases, these modern-day
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typhoid Marys, if you will, could no longer travel between provinces even, or leave the country,
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of course. So if you lived in Winnipeg, say, and wanted to visit your mother on her deathbed in London
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or Hong Kong, or perhaps even Quebec, you better get jabbed or resign yourself to never seeing your
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loved one alive ever again. Yet we were repeatedly told that these harsh decisions were based on science.
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And we had to follow the science, or the pandemic would surely be the death of us all.
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But now comes word that the so-called scientific civil servants weren't all that, you know,
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science-y after all. Case in point, nobody in the government's COVID recovery unit,
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including Jennifer Little, the unit's director general, had any formal education in epidemiology,
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medicine, or even public health. What the hell? And joining me now is Rupa Subramania,
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who recently penned a superb feature in Common Sense News. Its title,
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Court Documents Reveal Canada's Travel Ban Had No Scientific Basis. What a disgrace.
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So welcome back to the Ezreal Event Show. Rupa, how you been doing?
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I'm doing well. Thank you for having me. Well, thank you for joining me. Rupa, your article makes
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for a scathing indictment, and justifiably so, regarding the government's travel ban. Let's cut
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to the chase, shall we? Why did the Justin Trudeau Liberals lie to us about their policies being
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scientifically sound? Well, you know, as I note in my story, the rationale, if you're looking for a
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scientific rationale, a scientific basis for these mandates, you're going to be hard-pressed to find
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one in these documents. It was clearly a political wedge issue. As many people have pointed out last
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fall, if you remember, the prime minister announced the mandates on August 13th, and two days later,
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he called the election. And it was pretty clear at that point when he called the election that
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he, the liberals were really, wanted to get a majority in place. And so they, and I think this
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was a political wedge issue. And, but unfortunately, they didn't get the majority that they were hoping
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for. But as for the mandates themselves, the travel mandate, the travel vaccine mandate, which is what
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this story is about, where was the scientific rationale? Where were the scientists, where was
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Teresa Tam? She was not consulted on this PHAC. You know, where, where was PHAC? Where, where were the
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scientists, doctors, infectious diseases specialists, epidemiologists on this government panel called
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COVID recovery, which falls under Transport Canada, the director general of this group as a bachelor's
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degree in English literature. And, and, and these are people, she's the architect of this mandate. And
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she, she and her, and her, and the group that she heads. But you're, you'd be hard-pressed to find
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the science behind it. And Rupa, here's the flip side to that question. If today they dropped these
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mandates, which by the way, is causing all kinds of hellacious issues at airports in Canada, especially
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Toronto, ranked the worst airport in the world, by the way, Montreal, Vancouver. In other words,
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having the unvaccinated get onto flights right now and being treated like a full citizen, like the
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vaccinated are, would that cause any kind of health issue whatsoever? No. See, at this point, what we
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know about the vaccines is that they're not very good at preventing infections. And that's pretty
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established. You know, there's a large scientific consensus that points in that direction. So,
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so at this point, if you're, if you have mandates, and we, they've been suspended at this point,
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but if you're still making the case that the vaccine mandates helped prevent transmission,
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then, you know, you're just lying to yourself, or you're just fooling yourself at this point.
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We know that Omicron was a game changer as far as the pandemic is concerned,
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because everybody was getting it. I'm triple vaccinated and I got COVID or Omicron, I believe
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I got Omicron 10 days later. So, you know, and this, and I have three different vaccines in my body.
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And so, you know, the notion that somehow those who are vaccinated are not passing on the virus to
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other people, those who are, and those who are unvaccinated are somehow worse than those who are
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vaccinated. And that, that notion is just ridiculous at this point, because everybody's
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getting, almost everyone's getting infected. Indeed. I mean, and to see this street theater play
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out about getting triple jabbed, quadruple jabbed, maybe quintuple jab, then it'll be better for us
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all. It's downright perverse. But the other issue too, Rupa, is the double standard in the hypocrisy.
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A few weeks ago, as you know, Justin Trudeau, after one of his junkets somewhere, got on a plane,
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knowing that he was COVID positive and still flew on that plane. I mean, for goodness sakes,
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whatever happened to leading by example. And I'm sure, you know, because this, this is the same
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prime minister who was behind these travel bans for everyone else. I see that, Rupa, as being
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grotesquely irresponsible. Um, I think I, I would, I would call it, uh, I definitely would say there's
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a certain amount of hypocrisy, um, and double standard in, in, in how our elected officials,
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uh, treat, uh, you know, the, the, you know, how they follow the advice that they're, they're giving
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us. Uh, so we're told to, uh, mask, um, we're encouraged to mask, uh, but, um, but, you know,
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the prime minister himself has, uh, on numerous occasions, uh, uh, been unmasked when he's overseas,
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but he's somehow, but he's masked when he's back in Canada. So it begs the question, does the virus
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behave differently depending on where you are? We know it doesn't. Um, and, uh, so there's certainly
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a fair bit of hypocrisy. Um, uh, for example, I, I believe the prime minister is in Costa Rica right
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now. And, um, and I, I, and I think he flew in a private, uh, D and D plane, if I'm not mistaken.
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Uh, no matter he was, uh, I, I, I, I suspect, uh, I mean, several people pointed out, uh, that he was
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actually not masked on this plane. Um, but, but, but we're expected to be masked here. Um, so, you know,
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there's a fair bit of double standard and hypocrisy for sure. Um, and, um, and, you know, it's,
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and it's been called out quite frequently. Um, and, um, and I think, um, you know, more people are
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starting to, uh, see the double standard and, and, and, you know, and, uh, and, and call and calling
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it out as much as they possibly can. Yeah. And you raise a good point about the masking double standard
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just, uh, earlier today, uh, Rupa, I was at a press conference at Pearson international, even though the
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masking mandates in Ontario ended on March 21st, guess what? Uh, this is the airport that time
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forgot. They still require you to wear a mask. Now there's a few thousand people in the airport,
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but I could, in the days ahead, go down to the Sky Dome in Toronto and sit amongst 50,000 Blue
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J fans in one facility. There's no mask mandate. I can't make sense of it all, Rupa. Is it the,
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the, the, you know, the, the coronavirus, uh, respects Blue Jay fans, but it hates international
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travelers and it will try to infect them? I mean, this is madness. How do you make sense of this all?
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Well, you can't because the science, what is the science? I mean, how does science distinguish
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between a Blue Jays game and, um, and, and, uh, and, and, and an airport? Um, sure. One could say that,
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uh, a Blue Jays game is happening outdoors, uh, there's better air circulation, uh, and an airport
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is a largely indoor environment. And so with, uh, maybe not the best circulation, air circulation,
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uh, one could make that argument, I suppose. But, uh, but then you, you look at how, uh, you know,
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other countries, um, have pursued the mask masking policy. And it's really here when you're,
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when you're, uh, when you, when you board a plane to come to Canada and you enter, um, and you're
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at a Canadian airport is when you have to be masked, or if you're on via rail, you have to be masked.
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Uh, it's, it, that's not the case in many European countries, for example. So again,
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the question is, does, um, uh, COVID-19 behave, the virus behave differently in Europe, Western Europe,
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um, India, for that matter, a country of 1.1 billion people. I was there recently, um, about four
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months ago and, uh, no one was masked and, uh, and, and there was no, um, COVID apocalypse happening,
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uh, uh, at all. I mean, I, I didn't see any sense. I didn't see any signs of that.
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So Rupa, uh, one last question. Since we now know that this policy, this travel policy,
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penalizing unvaxxed Canadians was based on, um, well, lies and falsehoods. As you said earlier,
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Jennifer Little, uh, wasn't a doctor, uh, wasn't a public health official. She was a, uh, a literature
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major. I mean, to be or not to be for her, not to be, I would suggest. But since we now know all
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this, um, where do we go from here? Is there the potential for lawsuits, maybe even a class action?
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Uh, I mean, I feel that the government should not be able to walk away from this. What are your
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thoughts, my friend? Um, well, you know, so I, um, hope that there's, uh, some accountability,
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um, uh, well, let's first start with this. Uh, I think that the mainstream media should be paying
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some attention to this story. The fact that, um, uh, not a single person in the mainstream media has
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even acknowledged the story, um, or, you know, forget sharing it, but I, no one's even reached out
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to me, uh, asking me, uh, questions about, um, you know, uh, what I, what I wrote. Uh, and that's
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very bizarre. And I hope, I hope, you know, I want to give them the benefit of the doubt and,
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and say that, uh, that, you know, they're still just getting their hands on these documents and
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that they're going to, um, eventually write something about them. Um, so it's, it's important
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that the mainstream media covers it, um, as well. Um, and, um, and eventually I'm hoping that there's
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some accountability. Um, there are many questions to be asked. Um, if you go through the transcripts,
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the documents, um, you know, I couldn't get into everything, uh, because, you know, I was going with
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a certain story here, uh, but, uh, you know, there's lots in there and, uh, it's definitely going to raise
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a lot of questions in the coming days. Uh, and, and hopefully there'll be some accountability,
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whether it's, uh, at the, uh, in the, in the courts or at the ballot box.
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Now, Rupa, I'm thinking, hmm, why wouldn't the mainstream media be interested in such an
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incredible story as, oh yeah, I forgot they're being paid by the federal government to stay in
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business. I mean, I'm sure the literature major, Jennifer Little knows the proverb,
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don't bite the hand that feeds. What a disgrace. These are crazy times we're living in.
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Uh, Rupa, I want to thank you for your time and I want to urge our viewers, uh, go to Common
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Sense News, read Rupa's article. It is fantastic. You're not going to see it printed anywhere else.
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Well, I'm grateful for David Manzies for doing that interview. I, uh, apologize. I was away for that,
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but it's always wonderful to see Rupa again. I'm going to read some letters. Alana Marnik says,
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I pray that Alexa wins a huge lawsuit against that police brutality. Well, that lawsuit is proceeding
00:30:55.880
forward to. And as I think I've reported to you before, uh, internal affairs, like there's an
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internal investigation in the police force against that cop as well. So it's not just us who are
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outraged. I think even the police know that something is deeply wrong there. Realist01 says,
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really? The same United Nations that are working with Trudeau, Klaus Schwab, World Economic Reform
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Health Organization in China? Tell me you're joking now. You're talking about us going to the United
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Nations Human Rights Council. Sheila said it and I said it. We're both skeptics of the UN, as we should
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be. The UN Human Rights Council itself is colonized by the bad guys in the world. Places like China, North
00:31:34.800
Korea, Iran. It's shocking. But is there a chance? What's the worst that can happen? Okay, we go there,
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we serve them the document, and they ignore it. They reject it. They throw it out. Okay, so how are we
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any further behind? But what if they take it up, even in the most minor way, and ask Justin Trudeau to
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reply to it? Or, who knows, maybe some country that wants to, has a grudge with Trudeau, says, no, let's
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really look into it. Whatever the motives are, whatever the drama in the background is, is it not worth a long
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shot? Sheila and I have always said it's a long shot. But as Gresge says, you miss 100% of the shots you don't
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take. NoName2662, says Sheila, is amazing. I agree with you completely. It was great to have her and Sarah
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Miller go all the way there. That's a long way to go for, I think they spent more time getting there, and more
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time coming home, than they spent on the ground, which is too bad. It would have been nice if they had a day or so to
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walk around. I hear Geneva's a lovely city. I've never been myself. But we were there for business,
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not for vacation. And I'll keep you posted on how that goes. Well, that's our show for today. Until
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tomorrow, on behalf of all of us here at Rebel World Headquarters, to you at home, good night,
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Lincoln J reporting for Rebel News for the first time here in the city of Iqaluit. Now I must say
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it is absolutely beautiful here. It is by far the most remote community I have been to in my entire
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life. Now I made the trip from Toronto to Iqaluit to show you guys the other side of the story on
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some very important topics happening here in the far north of Canada. Now for our international
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viewers who might not be aware, Iqaluit is a city in the territory of Nunavut. It is the only city
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located in this entire territory. Just to put it into perspective how remote Nunavut truly is,
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it is twice the size of Ontario with its one and only city of Iqaluit having a population
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of just over 7,400 people. Due to harsh climatic conditions, the population here remains low and
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job opportunities are simply hard to come by. Over the next few days, I'm going to be investigating a
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few different topics here in Nunavut, including the termination of over 1,100 mine workers. I'm going
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to be looking into a bylaw that is essentially going to remove churches from tax exemptions.
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And I'm also curious to see how the city of Iqaluit, which is completely run on fossil fuels,
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is going to transition into the Trudeau government's 2035 net zero emissions agenda. We're going to try to
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talk to some locals over the next few days, get some different opinions. If you guys appreciate the true,
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