Rebel News Podcast - EZRA LEVANT ｜ Bud Light celebrates all gender identities on new packaging

00:00:00.000 tonight oh no even beer cans have gone woke it's thursday july 14th 2022 i'm david menzies and

00:00:25.060 this is the ezra laven show shame on you you sensorious bug

00:00:33.940 so the other day a can of bud light lands in front of me upon the table and it was like no other can

00:00:49.360 of bud light i've seen before which is to say it was festooned with a rainbow and a command to quote

00:00:56.560 celebrate everyone's identity end quote now at this particular time i was identifying as a parched

00:01:05.100 humanoid in the summer sun who simply wanted to quench my thirst with some cold suds full disclosure

00:01:12.700 despite its inexplicable popularity bud light is not a desirable brand of beer for me

00:01:19.820 budweiser itself truly meets the proverbial bad beer definition of horse piss so why would i even want

00:01:28.340 further watered down pseudo equine urine in my glass but as sailors tend to say any port in a storm i

00:01:36.880 suppose but nevertheless what was this odd can in front of me was it a container for beer or was it

00:01:45.200 propaganda to indoctrinate drinkers to embrace a facet of critical race theory or critical sexual

00:01:53.480 orientation theory as the case may be in addition to the celebrate command the can was festooned with

00:02:01.320 pronouns there were the classic pronouns you know she him her they etc but then there were a bunch of

00:02:10.120 made-up words which i imagine are whiz-bang new age pronouns that do not reside in any dictionary that i

00:02:18.760 know of indeed i don't even know how to pronounce these words which is a pressing concern for someone who

00:02:25.440 currently identifies as a journalist and get this labat breweries which brews bud light in canada they

00:02:34.000 have apparently axed the call center so calling the 1-800 phone number on the can is an exercise in

00:02:42.240 futility as there are no more he's or hers or they's picking up the telephone these days anyway in the days

00:02:51.200 following i remained obsessed with those made-up words in both english and french no less as a side

00:02:57.440 note i'll have to ask my francophone colleague alexa lavoie if she can make sense of the words in french

00:03:05.840 say how do you say phony baloney in french so it was that yesterday i traveled to the labat brewery in

00:03:13.840 london no not the real london the ontario london that is to see if anyone could educate me check it out

00:03:24.880 reception yes hi there um my name is david menzies and i'm with rebel news and i'm just hoping to speak to a

00:03:32.880 spokesperson about these um bud light pens it's you know they have words on it i'm not even trying to pronounce

00:03:39.680 them x e x e m s i e h i r i was just trying to find out what these words are how you pronounce them

00:03:48.480 you know who's responsible for that is is there someone that could speak to me um

00:03:57.040 um i'll send someone out to the gate thank you so much thank you thank you

00:04:01.920 oh hi there sir how are you doing good do you work for labat uh no i don't oh okay

00:04:12.960 are you the lady that's uh gonna talk about the bike light can do you know what an xc is or an xir

00:04:21.280 no it's on the can i have nothing to do with marketing so isn't that interesting not even the

00:04:29.360 people at labat know what these words are or how to pronounce them and no i never received a

00:04:35.680 response to my emailed query and no labrat corporate did not get back to me either but the

00:04:43.840 question arises what is the purpose of putting all this gender gibberish on cans of beer and bud light is

00:04:52.400 no fringe mere beer made by some cottage brewery in the gay village bud light is about as mainstream as

00:05:00.320 it gets do you think the average consumer of bud light gives a rodent's rectum about bogus gender

00:05:08.240 descriptors what is labat even thinking indeed is there even 10 people in all of canada who refer to

00:05:16.720 themselves as an xe or xem or an s-i-e or an h-i-r or a z-e or a z-i-r i think ground zero for pronoun a

00:05:30.080 palooza goes back to 2016 when the great jordan peterson took a stand against compelled speech he

00:05:38.160 refused to use makeup words to describe students who attended his former place of employment that being

00:05:45.280 the university of toronto and for taking a sane and righteous stand the various spirit unicorns and

00:05:53.440 their asinine allies on campus had a conniption of course demanding professor peterson be punished

00:06:00.720 but thankfully peterson did not bend the knee and in an interview with the bbc he stated the following

00:06:06.640 quote i've studied authoritarianism for a very long time for 40 years and they've started by people's

00:06:14.480 attempts to control the ideological and linguistic territory there's no way i'm going to use words

00:06:22.640 made up by people who are doing that not a chance end quote bravo but alas earlier this month professor

00:06:31.760 peterson was kicked off twitter for apparently hurting the feelings of ellen page who is now going by the

00:06:38.480 name elliott page jeez talk about a real page turner ray anyway peterson called the person who performed

00:06:46.640 surgery on her a quote criminal physician end quote and that was good enough for the censorious thugs

00:06:54.560 at twitter to cast aside professor peterson hey what happened to that diversity we're all supposed to be

00:07:02.480 embracing or is a diversity of opinions offside even when it comes to a company such as twitter

00:07:11.040 that is based in the land of the first amendment now granted peterson can return to twitter all he

00:07:18.080 has to do is apologize and delete the controversial tweet instead he released a video statement claiming

00:07:25.040 he'd rather die end quote than do that oh how we need more strong men such as jordan peterson

00:07:34.400 can i call him a man by the way indeed peterson is akin to the little boy in the fable the emperor's new clothes

00:07:42.240 you may recall that the boy was the sole individual in the village who called out

00:07:47.040 the duped king for not wearing any clothes at all when that fable was penned way back in 1837

00:07:55.200 the boy came across as the voice of reason in 2022 alas being the voice of reason gets you banned and

00:08:02.240 de-platformed and even fired lest you hurt the feelings of someone who might be you know mentally ill

00:08:10.640 and in urgent need of psychiatric treatment and i do not exaggerate when i reference mental illness

00:08:17.760 i hearken back to the 1973 non-fiction best-selling book sibyl now sibyl was one of the names adopted by

00:08:25.520 shirley ardell mason she actually identified as 16 different people for example one person she identified

00:08:34.400 as was peggy lou baldwin who was described as assertive enthusiastic and often angry sometimes

00:08:43.360 she identified as mike dorsett who was a builder and a carpenter and so on and so forth but here's

00:08:51.680 the deal folks in yester decade sibyl was being treated for a psychiatric condition namely disassociative

00:09:00.000 identity disorder but hey in retrospect perhaps sibyl wasn't mentally ill at all but rather she he

00:09:09.440 was way ahead of the curve could it be that sibyl was a they and they should not have been occupying

00:09:17.920 the couch of a psychiatrist but rather they should have been championed on a beer can welcome to the

00:09:26.160 tyranny of the tyranny of the minority and by the way folks even if you are not part of the alphabet soup

00:09:33.520 community but you identify as a close ally you better damn well make sure you know you're knitting

00:09:40.720 or else you might just end up unemployed despite your good intentions case in point back in 2017

00:09:49.520 former liberal party of canada president stephen le drew was on fox news for a q a with the always

00:09:56.800 superb tucker carlson the interview was primarily about the new gender identifier code or whatever it's

00:10:04.880 called being embraced by the elementary teachers federation of ontario you see lgbt is just way too

00:10:14.720 obsolete these days so it is the federation now refers to this group with a 15 letter identifier namely l g g b d

00:10:28.320 t t t i q q a a p p now this love and spoonful of alphagetti stands for lesbian gay gender queer bisexual

00:10:43.680 demisexual transgender transsexual two-spirit intersex queer questioning asexual allies pansexual

00:10:55.520 and polyamorous as an aside folks did you notice that one letter is conspicuously absent namely h for

00:11:05.200 heterosexual you know that silly sexual orientation that comprises about 98 percent of the people on this

00:11:13.520 planet but i digress now keep in mind that le drew was on the air trying to convince tucker that this

00:11:23.120 new descriptor was a good thing and that freedom of speech is very much alive in canada today no seriously

00:11:32.480 but then le drew answered a question from tucker that resulted in him being terminated by his employer

00:11:40.480 bell media check it out i'll get specific with you what's and this is meaningful because teachers are

00:11:46.320 being taught this kids will be taught it and i think i have a right to non-judgmentally ask what

00:11:50.720 they're talking about so for example what's two-spirit well two-spirit sounds like there's someone they

00:11:56.320 don't know whether they're uh you know fish or fowl they don't know whether they're frick or frack so

00:12:00.720 they're clearly confused and you know again if you're confused what better place to go than to be at school

00:12:06.400 uh-oh spaghetti oh did you catch that le drew described two-spirited people as fish or fowl

00:12:15.600 fricker frack and clearly confused well when the various non-binary gender-fluid asexual spirit

00:12:24.560 unicorns heard about this they went completely bat-shike crazy over this remark after all that

00:12:31.360 almost sounded like they were being mocked and we can't have that now can we because mocking or even

00:12:39.520 saying something that seems to be mocking or calling a group of people confused well that's

00:12:47.520 kind of like hate speech and that must be banned and so it was in the days that followed le drew's 20

00:12:54.000 year career at bell media came to an abrupt end hey le drew how you dig in liberalism these days

00:13:02.320 in a way this would all be so laughable if there wasn't a sinister undertone to it all

00:13:09.440 for example radical transgenderism goes hand in hand with marxism it's all about tearing down society

00:13:17.520 to rebuild it through a marxist lens if you think i exaggerate then consider this we now have a u.s

00:13:24.800 supreme court judge who is unable to define what a woman is here in canada our chief medical health

00:13:32.640 necromancer teresa tam she refers to pregnant women as pregnant persons the term breastfeeding is

00:13:41.600 increasingly under the ban the proper and oh so inclusive term is chest feeding yes yet another

00:13:50.320 made-up word for dudes i guess who think they can lactate gee whatever happened to follow the science

00:14:00.400 that's the chestnut that has been shoved down our throats for the past two and a half years vis-a-vis

00:14:05.920 virology hmm maybe biology is now a fluid science which would explain why biological males are competing

00:14:16.880 in sports with biological females and why penis equipped males are choosing to be incarcerated in

00:14:26.240 female penitentiaries and gee what could possibly go wrong with that and riddle me this why is it that

00:14:34.560 the feminist movement is so on board with all of this claptrap because what we are seeing is nothing

00:14:42.480 short of a war on woman as in real woman indeed at the end of the day this is pure misogyny as well as

00:14:52.880 an attack on the nuclear family and the left is perfectly fine with this and the likes of labat seem to be

00:15:02.160 perfectly fine with this too hey either labat has some uber woke soy boy in charge of the marketing

00:15:09.360 department these days or they believe that if they bend the knee to the loud radical fringe who comprise the

00:15:18.960 l g g b d t t t i q q a a p p and sometimes y community then they will be left alone and won't be

00:15:31.200 targeted for a boycott or something either way those ludicrous celebrate everyone's identity cans

00:15:40.480 are shameful and embarrassing thank god there are so many other beers on the market

00:15:48.400 it's bad enough that bud light is plonk to begin with the last thing i need when i'm quenching my thirst

00:15:56.080 is a lecture that is equal parts surreal and sickening

00:16:12.800 well folks when it comes to patrick brown's leadership ambitions to be the new leader of the

00:16:18.960 conservative party of canada the phrase uttered in first blood by colonel troutman comes to mind

00:16:26.400 it's over johnny it's over well yeah there's still some legal wrangling uh to take place but for the

00:16:34.880 most part uh it's curtains for patrick brown par for the course mr brown broke the rules he got caught

00:16:43.600 breaking the rules and then he played the victim card saying there was a grand conspiracy and that

00:16:49.760 everyone was out to get him unbelievable and somewhat pathetic if you ask me but joining me now

00:16:57.520 is my guest he is the leader of the new blue party of ontario he is someone that has had personal

00:17:04.800 dealings with patrick brown and we thought it would be good to get his analysis of this latest patrick

00:17:11.360 brown fiasco so i'm joined now by jim carrie halios of the new blue party of ontario how you doing there

00:17:18.000 jim i'm good dave how are you doing i'm doing fantastic busy as always my friend which is the

00:17:24.080 way we like it here at rebel news but uh jim i'm sure you've been watching ringside as the events of the

00:17:32.160 conservative party of canada leadership saga unfolds and when it came to light that mr brown was

00:17:39.760 allegedly breaking the rules and was tossed out of the party what were your first thoughts my friend

00:17:46.720 well it was shocking that they let him run to begin with if you remember back in 2020 dave i was in that

00:17:52.240 conservative party leadership race and they disqualified me from that race because uh the

00:17:58.400 leadership committee that was running the election didn't like the fact that i was criticizing

00:18:03.200 the chair of another leadership campaign aaron o'tools who was the same individual that was

00:18:08.480 running the patrick brown led pc party of ontario and back in 2017 patrick brown and his team used

00:18:15.440 the pc party to sue me to try to hurt my family and shut down the axe the carbon tax campaign and a

00:18:22.400 campaign against voter fraud that was going on so fast forward the conservative party of canada finally

00:18:28.960 figured it out in the middle of a leadership race that maybe some of the shenanigans in patrick brown's

00:18:34.080 record aren't what they want in a leadership race so they've come around to taking my position

00:18:39.120 on following the rules and following election laws i'm not quite sure why it took them so long dave

00:18:46.080 to get to the position they took and i'm not really sure that the reasons they gave for disqualifying

00:18:51.280 patrick brown now are greater than all of the uh history and the track record that he has as a

00:18:58.320 leader of the ontario pc party prior to this leadership race you know uh you raise some good

00:19:03.280 points there jim and first of all uh if we go back to the years when patrick brown was indeed

00:19:10.160 the leader of the ontario pc party uh you mentioned axe the carbon tax and what i always found fascinating

00:19:17.040 is why this individual passes himself off as a conservative i remember him telling when he was

00:19:23.760 running for leadership of the pc party of ontario telling social conservatives oh i'm going to axe

00:19:29.360 the mcginty win uh sex education curriculum and once he became leader he said ah no nothing no problems

00:19:36.320 here we threw the uh social conservatives under the bus and then one of his first policy statements was

00:19:42.560 introducing a carbon tax for ontario a manufacturing province still um and so he threw the fiscal

00:19:51.120 conservatives under the bus there was no more conservatives to throw under the bus so the

00:19:55.040 party threw him under the bus why is this person who seems to be uh a progressive a liberal to me uh jim

00:20:04.160 why does he pass himself off as a conservative in the first place well the betrayal of uh the base

00:20:11.920 on policy by patrick brown has been well documented not by the establishment media but obviously dave

00:20:17.760 you were covering it and the way he tried to use the levers of power in the ontario pc party uh to

00:20:24.400 crush uh my family and to end the acts the carbon tax campaign and the campaign against internal party

00:20:29.920 voter fraud i guess he finds a home though in the conservative party of canada because there are enough

00:20:36.800 enough amongst the conservative party of canada establishment that are fine with his positions on

00:20:42.800 policy and his track record they took me to task in the 2020 conservative leadership race for me

00:20:49.200 flagging the history of patrick brown and his team when they were running the ontario pc party they

00:20:54.640 didn't like that i was talking about that stuff in 2020 fast forward now two years later and it's become the

00:21:00.800 conservative party of canada's position and if you look though the ontario pc party they've consistently

00:21:08.880 adopted the patrick brown line with even as doug ford as leader betraying conservative voters

00:21:14.880 is par for the course in the ontario pc party so the question is not just why does patrick brown

00:21:20.000 believe he should be in the conservative party of canada why do many of those establishment figures

00:21:25.280 and backroom dealers who are left-wing advocates on social fiscal or democratic policy why do they

00:21:31.760 continually stay involved in the conservative party canada and the ontario pc party and with authority

00:21:37.680 and vengeance push others out of their parties who are right of center or conservative minded and block

00:21:43.920 you dave from coming to events well jim that's an excellent question and you stole my thunder i i was

00:21:50.000 going to say i would ask uh premier ford himself but every time i show up to an event these days

00:21:55.920 they called the police on me i used to be welcome with open arms uh doug i don't know what happened

00:22:01.840 to him but you know um the other thing uh jim with you being a political party insider you know how

00:22:09.120 things work you know who's who in the zoo as they say patrick brown has hired arguably the best criminal

00:22:15.680 lawyer in canada marie heinen to go after the conservative party of canada uh he's saying he's being

00:22:23.200 hard done by etc but as i understand it jim and maybe you can you know take us through this um when

00:22:30.080 these kind of complaints have come before judges in the past they basically ruled that a political

00:22:36.400 party is like a private company or a private club that they can make their own rules they don't have to

00:22:43.600 follow uh democratic rules so to speak as a party not as a government of course so i guess ultimately

00:22:50.080 the question is uh even with top notch legal talent like miss heinen does patrick brown have a snowball's

00:22:57.680 chance in hell in getting a reversal of the decision from the cpc so let's unpack this dave because it's

00:23:05.920 you know i guess we could say it's inside baseball legal stuff is not very exciting but it's an important

00:23:12.080 question and so there's i want to get to a couple of things number one if you look at the amount of

00:23:18.080 establishment media coverage that patrick brown is getting for being disqualified it's it's amazing

00:23:24.400 because um i was removed from the conservative party leadership race halfway during the 2020 race

00:23:30.000 and i had to go to court i went court and i won the lawsuit and was reinstated and they disqualified

00:23:36.160 me a second time and they just basically ran out the clock the conservative party to make sure that

00:23:41.840 um by the time uh the first court case was over i'd have to put more legal money into a second case and

00:23:48.400 the clock would run out because the race was still going on and you look you know thomas malcare the

00:23:52.880 former leader of the ndp wrote an article for ctv news the other day and he claimed that the courts have

00:23:59.280 said that political parties are under um judicial review and that was completely false because he was

00:24:06.000 citing a case from 2017 that was later overturned by the courts in fact you can sue a political party

00:24:13.680 and there is a case that there's a precedent for that and it's carololios versus the conservative

00:24:18.640 party of canada i sued them over that 2020 race and i won and it was the first time in canadian history

00:24:25.440 that a private citizen had successfully sued a political party and a couple of years before that

00:24:30.720 the ontario pc party sued me to try to bankrupt me with patrick brown as leader and i won

00:24:35.840 that a lawsuit as well so no other private citizen has ever been sued or sued a political party and

00:24:42.080 no one has ever beaten a political party in court there was one other individual after in 2021 that

00:24:48.480 took the conservative party canada court for an internal party race and i guess i kind of broke

00:24:53.360 the ice but if you look at the media they ignore the 2020 disqualification they ignore my case even

00:24:59.440 existed and why are they doing that because you know the establishment media will talk about patrick

00:25:04.960 brown because he's the kind of candidate they like preaching left of center policies but they

00:25:10.160 don't want to talk about the fact that um me with the conservative campaign for leader in 2020 talking

00:25:15.680 about acts the carbon tax talking about integrity in the party got removed and won in court so

00:25:21.440 i guess there's a lot to unpack there number one can he sue and win yes because i laid the precedent

00:25:26.960 in canadian history and i and i put the proper legal theory with my team of lawyers and we worked on

00:25:32.960 it and you can sue it's not a judicial review it is a private uh entity a political party but they

00:25:39.280 enter into contracts and when you pay a fee to enter a leadership race and there's a contract for that

00:25:45.200 you can sue and you can win now the the bigger question though is if you sue and you win and you get

00:25:51.440 back in it they're kind of the odds are stacked against you because they can keep making decisions

00:25:59.200 and you can't at some point you can't keep going to court to um fight that off and then the bigger

00:26:05.120 question for patrick brown is does he have the stomach does he have the courage to sue them and go

00:26:10.960 through with it and you know they've been taking a few days here i don't know if he does it looks like

00:26:15.760 he's he's um um hedging his bets and looking at maybe running for uh mayor of brampton uh i did it

00:26:23.760 i won they kicked me out again a second time and you know they've got the uh levers of power at their

00:26:29.840 disposal and they can keep disqualifying people over and over but there is a precedent to win

00:26:35.120 in court it just hasn't been done very often if at all dave you know that's very interesting jim and

00:26:40.480 i do stand corrected given uh your success but as you said uh they threw you out again and they

00:26:46.400 basically uh ragged the puck until the clock ran down so i guess the old adage you can win the battle

00:26:53.920 lose the war i suppose but in terms of uh the war with patrick brown i i think you're right i i think

00:27:00.400 probably he's subscribing to uh a bird in the hand being worth two in the bush he's got to make a decision

00:27:06.400 by august 19th uh whether he's going to run for mayor again in uh brampton and one of the things

00:27:13.600 that isn't getting a lot of attention jim is the way in which this individual has been running the

00:27:19.280 city of brampton a city he's had absolutely no affiliation with until 2018 where he there was you

00:27:26.160 know he thought he had a chance of being the mayor and he did win it and that is uh jim there's in the last

00:27:32.800 four council meetings have been cancelled because brown and his uh i the councillors who are friendly

00:27:41.760 to him do not show up to city council so only five councillors do that's one short of a quorum

00:27:49.440 and basically as i understand it the reason why he doesn't want to have the council operate is that

00:27:55.680 one of the orders of business is to launch forensic investigations against them and how money is being

00:28:01.760 spent at the city how hiring is being done i mean jim i find this incredible if he was prime minister

00:28:07.760 it's kind of like proroguing parliament because you don't want to take prickly questions and question

00:28:12.720 period what do you make of the way patrick brown has won has run the city of brampton and does that

00:28:20.080 not speak volumes of what kind of a leader we would have in this country if god forbid this individual

00:28:26.720 ever did become prime minister and you just summed up his record as mayor of brampton and there was

00:28:33.520 plenty of uh items that you could have talked about in his um uh time as leader of the pc party in 2016

00:28:41.760 and 2017 running up to that election in 2018 why can't anybody beat patrick brown except for me that's one

00:28:50.800 question dave why can't the establishment of the pc party or the conservative party beat him fair and

00:28:56.560 square in a race why couldn't they beat him for mayor in 2018 you had nick cuvalis and richard chiano

00:29:02.720 and michael diamond top advisors for doug ford in 2018 their contribution to running someone against

00:29:09.760 uh patrick brown for mayor of brampton was to host a fancy uh fundraising dinner at the albany club for a

00:29:17.120 liberal who was running against patrick brown for mayor and that didn't work out so fundraisers at

00:29:22.240 swanky events at the albany club are not grassroots organizing and the pc establishment has a long

00:29:28.400 history of losing outside of running a campaign in 2018 on axing the carbon tax or hiding behind

00:29:35.600 covid so there is so much to talk about when you're in a campaign against patrick brown whether it's his

00:29:41.440 record leading the pc party nominations that went sideways that he didn't reverse into a democratic

00:29:47.840 fashion betraying voters and now even more stuff as the mayor of brampton so the question is why can't

00:29:54.480 they just beat him in a democratic race why couldn't uh even pierre's team or roman's team or leson's team

00:30:01.040 in the leadership talk about and debate this stuff patrick brown's record and make sure that it was an easy

00:30:07.840 win and why couldn't they stop him in 2018 when he was running for mayor and i see nick cuvales ford's

00:30:13.680 pollster he's you know tweeting very aggressively he loves the twitter he really talks tough hiding

00:30:19.120 behind the twitter about how he's going to stop patrick brown running for mayor i just don't think

00:30:24.000 swanky fundraising dinners is the way to beat patrick brown uh even so jim i just think the big question

00:30:29.920 is with these latest uh scandals and and by the way uh this doesn't include our expose that we ran last

00:30:37.040 month when we caught patrick brown running as um a secret headquarters uh using at least six uh city of

00:30:47.040 brampton senior staff on work time working his campaign completely against the rules but i'm just

00:30:53.440 wondering given that patrick brown and scandal seem to go together about as well as you know peanut butter

00:30:59.840 and jam um has patrick brown's brand is it now gone once and for all or is he kind of like the political

00:31:10.320 um version of that horror character from the friday the 13th movies you know jason voorhees when you

00:31:16.880 think that the bad guy's dead and then he pops up again and he keeps on going i mean uh if he does run

00:31:23.920 for mayor of the city of brampton are there enough people out there to buy what this guy is selling

00:31:30.560 uh yes because what the establishment just did to patrick brown is uh inject uh more fuel

00:31:38.640 into his grassroots campaign they made the mistake in 2018 i was running a campaign against the carbon

00:31:44.640 tax and against voter fraud in the party the establishment behind the pc party planted stories

00:31:50.000 digging into uh patrick brown's relationships from years ago that why not just talk about and clean

00:31:56.880 up the pc party they chose they didn't want to do that because they agreed with his position on the

00:32:00.800 carbon tax fast forward to 2022 they let him run in the leadership they let it run its course and they

00:32:08.000 boot him on one allegation and now you've created this entire spectacle that the establishment media is

00:32:15.120 talking about now for days this idea that he might sue the idea that he was you know uh and people are

00:32:22.240 arguing about it was it legit that he was disqualified under this or not so what does that do you're

00:32:26.720 creating uh a spectacle around this guy you're increasing his name recognition rather than

00:32:32.560 challenging him on the issues which is what they should have been doing talking about his track record

00:32:38.000 and talking about his betrayal of conservative voters but they don't want to do that they want

00:32:41.920 to talk about one allegation in the leadership and they want to talk about his relationship history

00:32:47.920 uh back in 2018 and there i hate to say it dave because i know i saw your face you didn't want me

00:32:52.800 to give you this answer but they're adding fuel to the fire and he can parlay that into a grassroots

00:32:58.080 campaign like he did in 2018 and keep that seat and you know as much as nick cuvales might not want to

00:33:03.680 hear it uh fancy polls and fundraising dinners at the albany club is not enough to beat a guy in a

00:33:09.520 grassroots campaign and he does work really hard patrick brown he is a disaster when it comes to

00:33:15.760 running parties he doesn't know how to tell people that run and do shady deals to back away and sometimes

00:33:22.480 he gets mixed up in in it himself whether he's actually ordering that or not or not we won't know

00:33:29.680 because we never get to the bottom of this stuff with the establishment uh but you know he's almost

00:33:34.480 obsessive in terms of he's constantly campaigning from one campaign to the other municipal federal

00:33:39.680 back and provincial for a brief time and it's going to take a lot of uh work to stop him running for

00:33:46.240 mayor brampton and it's going to take a debate on the issues and someone principled that says this

00:33:52.240 betrayal of conservative voters this drive to the left is not acceptable jim we're almost out of time we

00:33:58.800 got about a minute left uh i just want to ask you in terms of last month's election in ontario i mean

00:34:06.640 i was personally saddened that your wife belinda carahalios uh did not retain her seat i thought even

00:34:12.560 if we just have one independent in queens park at least she could have been um a the conscience of the

00:34:19.840 legislature if you will um certainly i think a couple of things went wrong uh one was the ndp and

00:34:28.560 the liberals they ran brutal campaigns and they had lackluster leaders secondly tons of people

00:34:35.920 stayed at home they didn't bother coming out it was one of the lowest if not the lowest turnout

00:34:40.400 in ontario history uh and that's probably why the doug ford pcs went up seven seats to an even bigger

00:34:47.200 majority very quickly in less than a minute jim what is your assessment of the uh 2022 uh election that

00:34:55.200 occurred in ontario last month well well you're right they lost 400 000 votes the pcs from um the

00:35:00.960 last election to this one and that's despite the fact they gained hundreds of thousands of voters from

00:35:06.480 the left party so you can imagine the hundreds and hundreds of thousands of conservative voters who

00:35:11.040 didn't vote and we had a year and a half to two years to get the new blue party up and running we're

00:35:16.320 very proud of the fact that we registered 124 candidates finished the race with one of our

00:35:21.200 candidates on a ballot in every single riding and um we are now the fifth largest party uh in ontario

00:35:27.840 politics we had a better showing in our first election in ontario than the ppc did as a federal

00:35:32.800 party in their first election and no parties uh obtained the vote share or the number of votes in their

00:35:38.720 first election campaign in ontario uh since the 1930s outside of the pcs liberals and ndp of course we

00:35:45.360 would have liked to have retained our seat in cambridge and belinda worked so hard for the

00:35:49.600 constituents in the year and a half but when the establishment media ignores our campaign ignores

00:35:55.760 uh the way belinda and i and our candidates have been fighting back that puts us at a disadvantage

00:36:00.880 a year and a half is all also not enough time to make the new blue party of ontario a household name

00:36:07.920 and uh you know dave you've seen a lot of me and maybe sometimes you think it's too much a gym but

00:36:12.640 uh belinda and i've only been in politics for four or five years and some of these other political

00:36:16.960 figures uh that we talk about have been in it for decades and they have built in a name brand doug

00:36:22.480 is still borrowing on the name brand of his brother rob right and even a little bit from their dad and

00:36:27.680 so this stuff takes time and uh many many voters in ontario we had record low turnout did not show up

00:36:33.840 to vote and our job is to let them know that the new blue party exists and that it's and then that

00:36:38.720 it's a team of uh people across ontario that are qualified to be elected to uh ontario provincial

00:36:45.520 parliament and we'll be back in four years and we'll keep building on the ground in every single

00:36:49.200 riding because one thing that the election showed us for sure is that hundreds of thousands if not

00:36:55.440 millions of people in ontario are tired of the establishment parties they want another option

00:37:00.240 and it's going to take us time to earn their trust and let them know that the new blue party exists

00:37:04.720 and we're going to have to fight the challenges of hostile characters uh on the right of center

00:37:10.400 spectrum that appear to be saying all the right rhetoric but are trying to hurt the new blue party

00:37:15.440 and we're going to have to unite with those that are sincere and keep challenging those that are out

00:37:20.640 to sabotage us so there's a lot at play here but it takes time dave and it takes a lot of work and we're

00:37:25.680 continuing with it well jim i want to thank you for your time and certainly 2026 in political terms

00:37:32.400 the next election that's an eternity i'm sure we'll be uh speaking uh many times before then

00:37:39.440 and i wish you the best of luck thank you so much again for your time jim thanks a lot dave

00:37:45.840 and that was jim carahalios the leader of the new blue party of ontario keep it here folks more of

00:37:52.800 the ezreal event show to come right after this

00:38:06.880 well checking some of the feedback from yesterday's ezreal event show we have claude who writes

00:38:12.880 youtube has shut down practically everything on this completely i think he means the what's going on in

00:38:19.520 the netherlands right now with the farmer revolt folks in fact it's exceedingly difficult to find

00:38:25.520 anything new on this situation online the common people around the globe are in serious trouble

00:38:33.040 anyone else notice that suddenly there are new covet emergencies ever since these uprisings started

00:38:41.680 you know a couple points here first of all shame on youtube uh for throttling information on this very

00:38:48.720 important issue as i've said before going back some 15 years ago when the likes of facebook and youtube

00:38:55.840 and twitter first started it was come on come all it was going to be a big free speech uh reservoir where

00:39:04.160 everything goes and then once these silicon valley tech giants achieved a critical mass they got picky and

00:39:12.400 choosy which is another way of saying those with not that do not have a leftist bent well you are put in the

00:39:22.720 penalty box sometimes forever and also with the war that the dutch government is engaging on nitrogen the new n

00:39:33.200 word if you will right now it's the netherlands folks but how soon will it be before it comes to a nation

00:39:41.120 near you you know in canada i am positive the justin trudeau liberals are looking at a similar nitrogen

00:39:50.640 ban here in our great dominion they don't like to be out virtue signaled by any government in the world

00:39:59.120 and as always we pay the price and jimmy zow writes fair reporting sheila giving bureaucrats praise

00:40:07.360 when they deserve praise and criticism when they deserve criticism and of course that was bureaucrats

00:40:14.080 saying yes indeed males have a superior advantage to females when it comes to sports which is why

00:40:24.720 it has been to us never thus folks that with the exception of equestrian and auto racing males and

00:40:31.520 females compete in different divisions i just wonder if the bureaucrats responsible for that

00:40:38.880 report are going to be brought up on hate crime charges for not going along with the radical

00:40:45.280 transgenderism ideology that is so apparent these days well that wraps up tonight's edition of the

00:40:54.320 ezra levent show ezra will indeed be back on friday in the meantime as the big boss man likes to say

00:41:02.320 keep fighting for freedom for the international viewers who do not know what is going on here in

00:41:07.200 the netherlands we've been embedded with the tractor convoys and the farmers where they are protesting

00:41:13.920 against the dutch government for these insane environmental policies that are going to completely wreck

00:41:20.880 the agricultural sector of the netherlands and a reminder to the viewers that the netherlands is

00:41:26.880 actually a high exporter in food and supply chains now these policies will include trying to reduce

00:41:35.840 nitrogen emissions where the government want to purchase or forcefully take up to roughly 50 percent in

00:41:45.200 total of farmland within the netherlands naturally the farmers have taken it upon themselves to protest

00:41:58.560 against these policies now these policies also include the agenda 2030 playbook from none other than

00:42:07.840 the world economic forum over in davos with the bond villain himself klaus schwab which mark root

00:42:15.200 the prime minister of this country is heavily involved with

00:42:25.440 this is lewis brackpool for rebel news and today i'll be visiting a farm in burgum a farmer from the

00:42:32.560 local area came to have a chat with me about his concerns with the government overreach from mark root

00:42:41.920 and the world economic forum i have a dairy farm with a 60 cows and and of course the the younger cattle

00:42:59.120 so in an amount of 100 that would be basically we're just producing milk and meat mostly from from grass fed

00:43:07.920 of course so the the cattle will go outside uh mostly of the year and then of course winter day they'll uh

00:43:13.680 stay inside and it's uh well i'm the third generation now uh which is uh doing that and it's it's one of

00:43:21.680 the most fantastic jobs to do um being there being in nature working with your soil and and everything

00:43:29.760 uh the the whole uh circle it has to be rounded that's that's just one of the fantastic things to

00:43:37.200 be part of let's talk about the the current situation in the netherlands of course as we've

00:43:42.800 been seeing and it's now international that uh a lot of the farmers are very very unhappy with this

00:43:48.960 overreach from the dutch government uh with new laws that are coming in to do with nitrogen to do with

00:43:54.960 uh taking away percentage percentages of uh of the land uh the farmlands um can you give your take on

00:44:03.520 what you think is going on and um yeah let's let's start with that yeah so so let's start with i think

00:44:09.840 what's going on um i think i don't have any idea and that's the the whole point uh we need a government

00:44:17.040 to say like okay guys this is the the the the horizon we want to go over here and that's that's the lack

00:44:23.520 of of government we uh we have at this point and they're they're just uh igniting a bomb here and

00:44:30.160 there and you know if we're going to do something let's do something but let's do it all together

00:44:36.640 and now nobody knows uh you know what's going on so uh just just for an example where we're talking

00:44:43.760 about a reduction um how high will that reduction be and what are we reducing on point of what so what's

00:44:51.200 you what what is point zero and uh like yeah if we're reducing on uh 10 years ago well that that

00:44:59.360 would be a lot more uh yeah a lot more difficult yeah because there's um there's talk that it could

00:45:07.040 be uh farmers will have to give up 30 percent percent uh 20 percent 10 percent where and then fluctuates

00:45:14.240 for different farms and then you'll get an average around a 50 percent so let's say everybody goes down

00:45:18.960 at 50 percent yeah and that's uh yeah there was one politician who said there will be um a new model

00:45:28.640 a new finance model but we don't have that yet right so first you cut everything in half and then just

00:45:36.560 see who will who will manage yeah that's so it's a bit of uh uh hopeless and i think a lot of uh colleagues

00:45:44.960 are uh desperate because we want to have answers yeah and that's because i i don't mean we we really

00:45:52.160 really love doing this job it's it's not an economical thing it's it's being in the field which are animals

00:45:58.400 which are soil which are ever and man it's it's fantastic and and yeah we love doing that yeah um

00:46:06.960 how do i know it's a silly question but how does it make you feel that politicians in their offices in the

00:46:13.440 city uh are telling the rurals basically you're to give this up to combat nitrogen emissions and

00:46:20.800 and things like that how does that make you feel well the the sad thing about it it's well let let's

00:46:26.960 say we have to do something let's go with that um the sad thing is why the farmers and why not industry

00:46:35.600 why not everybody so that's yeah we're we're we're like the only uh only guys in the scene who uh

00:46:42.720 we're getting kicked yeah and that's that that's the feeling of uh i think a lot of uh yeah friends

00:46:48.720 of mine also and and it's it it makes everybody look um one gets sad the other gets um disappointed

00:46:55.600 everybody the other one gets angry everybody deals with it in its own way yeah so yeah let's see if uh

00:47:03.200 uh if we could yeah manage to to get a very concrete plan yeah very good plan and um go further

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