EZRA LEVANT ｜ Justin Trudeau proposes abortion tourism for American women who want to control their own bodies — but only if they agree to be vaxxed
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Today, I'm in Calgary, Alberta talking about the U.S. Supreme Court's ruling on abortion and what it means and doesn't mean, and why so many foreign leaders, including Justin Trudeau, are weighing in. And then I talk to our Calgary team, some of whom I actually haven't met till today.
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Hello, my Rebels. Today, I'm in Calgary. First time I've traveled in a long time.
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I'm going to talk about the U.S. Supreme Court case on abortion and what I think it means and
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doesn't mean and why so many foreign leaders are weighing in, including Trudeau. And then I'll
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talk to our Calgary team, some of whom I actually haven't met till today.
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Tonight, Justin Trudeau proposes abortion tourism for American women who want control of their
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bodies. They just have to get vaxxed first. It's June 27th, and this is the Ezra LeVant Show.
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Hello and welcome. Ezra LeVant here. As you can see, I'm back in Calgary. I'm in front of
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McDougal Center, which is a former school. It's actually the premier of Alberta's office
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in Calgary. This is the first time I have flown on a plane in a very long time. I've been on Trudeau's
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no-fly list. It's a little bit like a prisoner being let out of prison. He's not quite sure what
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to do, but it's nice to be out west. In the weeks and months ahead, I expect you'll see Rebel News
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personalities traveling more across the country to gather news. And also, I think we're going to get
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back in the events business where we're going to have get-togethers like we used to do. We used to
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have day-long conferences called Rebel Live, for example. We used to have Producers Club get-togethers.
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We'll do what we can. There still are some rules. Of course, Justin Trudeau still bans unvaccinated
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people from getting on cruise ships. So, for example, we can't do our Rebel News cruise. And going into
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the United States, Joe Biden requires that we're vaxxed too. So, that's not a go. Finally, returning
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to Canada, bizarrely, Canadian citizens must be quarantined for two weeks if they're not vaccinated.
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I'm going to come back to that later because that touches on our story for the day. So, that's just
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why I am where I am. And instead of loading my script that I write into the teleprompter, I'm going
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to read it off my cell phone. But I just wanted to explain what I'm doing here out west. I'll be here
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for one more day. And then I'll be back in the big smoke on Wednesday. I want to talk about the
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Supreme Court of the United States ruling on abortion. Now, it obviously doesn't affect Canadians
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or, frankly, any other country in the world other than the United States. But, oh my God,
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the whole world weighed in. The first thing I'd like to note is that it cured woke leftists of
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their inability to define what a woman is. There was this whole thing, what's a woman? In fact,
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one of the newest Supreme Court justices nominated by Joe Biden simply refused to define what a woman
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was, saying she wasn't a biologist, so she didn't know. Take a look at this.
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Can you provide a definition for the word woman?
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Yeah, they suddenly remembered what a woman was in a hurry.
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I want to remind you what this court ruling is and what it is. And I'm not going to go through
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it in detail. We did that a few weeks ago when a draft version of the ruling was leaked.
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And this does not ban abortion anywhere, nor does it legalize abortion anywhere. It simply says that
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it is up to individual states of the United States to pass this law. It's not jurisdictionally proper
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for the federal government in the United States to pass a law for all 50 states. Now, we know that
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because our Canadian constitution also saves to the provinces certain questions. I mean, the military,
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foreign affairs, things like that, that's federal turf. But schools and hospitals and local matters,
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that's provincial turf. Well, in the United States, it's the same way. In fact, the balance has tipped
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even further towards the states. And that was the basis upon which this ruling was made. Anyone who tells
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you that this law bans abortion in America is wrong. This simply allows the 50 United States to come up
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with their own rules. And you can imagine they might be different in ultra-liberal San Francisco
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and other parts of California than they might be in Texas or Mississippi.
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Is it a good idea to let states make decisions to have 50 different ways? I think it is.
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It allows people to move if they don't like a law, as opposed to having some distant and partisan
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president or prime minister set the law for the whole country. I think government that's closest to
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the people, the lowest form of government, is the best because it's the more in touch.
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What's funny is, although this is a great debate in the United States and has been a great debate for
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decades, the number of foreign politicians who felt it was in their interest to weigh in.
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Here's the leader of France, Emmanuel Macron, weighing in.
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Here's the leader of Spain, of Norway, of Belgium.
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Now, the funny thing about these four countries I've just named, and it applies to most of them,
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is that each of these countries has a stricter law than the one that this court case upheld.
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Here's what I mean. Mississippi tried to say you cannot get an abortion after 15 weeks.
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So you got five months to make a decision about an abortion. But after that, the baby is too far
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developed and it shouldn't be aborted. You got 15 weeks to make that decision. So that was the law
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that was tested. And the Supreme Court said that law can stand because the federal government doesn't
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have the authority to say no. So keep that in mind. In Mississippi, one of the most conservative
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southern states there is, obviously, it is still legal to have an abortion up to 15 weeks.
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Now, do you remember those four countries I listed to you? In France, it's illegal to have an abortion
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after 14 weeks. Same in Spain. In Norway and Belgium, it's illegal to have an abortion after 12 weeks.
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So those four countries and many more that chimed in condemning the United States for allowing one of
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its 50 states to limit abortions at 15 weeks, all four of those European leaders have stricter abortion
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laws. It's important to remember that abortion on demand for any reason or no reason paid for by the
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government until literally the moment of birth, that is not the usual. That's not the usual even in
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progressive countries. You can see how important this is to the Liberal Party of Canada because they
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put everything else aside to obsess over it. Like I say, the abortion law in Canada has not changed.
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To be clear, we have no abortion law in Canada. You can get an abortion for any reason or no reason
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up until the moment of birth. And those reasons that you can use, and you don't have to declare them
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to anyone, include sex-select abortions if you just don't want a baby girl. And I point out that
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there was a group, I don't know if it's active anymore, called Gays for Life, that were worried
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that if there was ever a genetic test that could determine whether or not someone was inherently
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gay, I don't know if a gay gene exists, they were worried that people would abort babies for being gay.
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And the thing is, in Canada, you can abort someone for any of those reasons. I'm not sure
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if that's a reasonable position. But I can see that Gerald Butts, the disgraced former principal
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secretary to Justin Trudeau, he has gone absolutely wild on this issue. And sure enough, about a day
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later, Justin Trudeau weighed in in the same lines. He's back as Trudeau's messaging quarterback. We saw
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that during the trucker convoy, too. It's absolutely clear that Gerald Butts is back in power.
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You see this with certain issues, with gun laws or gun crimes in the States, abortion. Gerald Butts
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knows that he can easily change the subject in Canada away from high gas prices, high inflation,
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crime, high grocery prices, high housing prices. He can easily change the subject by bashing America
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for a gun incident or an abortion incident, because the media go along with that, and they would
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rather talk about foreign problems than Canadian problems. He talks about a right to an abortion,
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except in Canada, you don't actually have a right to any medical procedures. Our Supreme Court has
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made that decision. You have the right to have a medical procedure of certain kinds paid for by the
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government, whether it's essential or not is up to each provincial government. But there actually is no
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right to any medical procedure. But they need that narrative because they need to scare people.
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Gerald Butts is insistent that Pierre Polyev come out as a pro-choice totalist like the Liberal Party
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does. And he's obsessed with it. And again, you can see why. Pierre Polyev has said that he does not plan
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to introduce any new rules on abortion, which is essentially the same position that Stephen Harper took.
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And although I think that Pierre Polyev is probably more pro-life than that, I think it's probably the
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right move politically. The United States took 50 years of hard civil society, public debate work to win
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the culture war, to move the pendulum back. And that simply hasn't happened in Canada. The battlefield of
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ideas has not been shaped enough to permit any legislation, even if Pierre Polyev wanted to. So
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I think Polyev's approach is probably the right one politically. I think the reason why the United
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States finally decided to overrule Roe v. Wade, first of all, it was legally suspect from the beginning.
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Ruth Bader Ginsburg and other Liberal Democrats themselves said so. They said, look,
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you can be for abortion, but that law is just the wrong one to do it. I think, though, that the last
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two years have been bad for the pro-choice case. For one thing, I think that the woke activists have
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overreached their transgender story hours. I've stressed people out. They feel alien and people are
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uncomfortable with the new extremist front line in the sexual battlefield. And secondly,
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when every force of the establishment, from the Democrats to the liberals to the media to doctors
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are saying, no, my body, my choice, that doesn't apply to vaccine mandates, I think that America was
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politically and culturally ripe for some modest restrictions. I say modest restrictions because,
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like I say, every state in the union can have their own rules. New York, California, Vermont,
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these are places that will surely legalize and pay for abortion until the last minute.
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And maybe that's a proper reflection of those states. Why Mississippi or Texas would have to follow
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New York or San Francisco's lead is unclear to me.
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It's funny, I mentioned four foreign countries in Europe that are denouncing the U.S. Supreme Court.
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Trudeau was front and center. And as usually, he tries to capitalize in some way. But given that
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there is no Canadian abortion law at all, what can he say or do? Well, look at this. Here's the U.S.
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ambassador talking, I think it was to the CBC, about how there are conversations between the Canadian
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and U.S. government about allowing abortion refugees, allowing American women to come to Canada to get
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abortions. And look at their hush, hush, weird secret talk here. Very odd. This is the U.S. ambassador.
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I am comfortable saying that there have been informal outreaches about the ability of Canada to
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potentially step up and to be a be a location for women seeking abortions and reproductive health
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services that might not be legal in their states as a result of an adverse decision by the Supreme
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Court that Canada is open to those conversations and willing to have those conversations.
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I found that a little ghoulish. I found it a little gross. It's like it's, you know,
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the underground railway where we're taking freed slaves and saving them. No, I mean, like I say,
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most places in the United States, including Mississippi, will allow abortion. There may be some limits,
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like you have to do it in the first five months. Other places not. I'm not sure why anyone in the
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United States would have to come up to America from America to Canada for an abortion. You could
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surely get one in San Francisco or New York. A really weird thing I see is big, woke left-wing
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corporations publicly saying that they will pay their staff up to $4,000. Here's one case saying that
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to get an abortion if it means they have to travel out of state. I found that really creepy because
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they don't pay workers a $4,000 bonus if they have kids. So why would they pay specifically for an
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employee to have an abortion? And why are they so proud of that? Is it because they're feminists? No,
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I don't think these major corporations are feminists. I think that they have in a very ghoulish way
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decided they would rather pay a female employee $4,000 and have them terminate the baby than go
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through the hassle and paperwork and cost of letting a staffer go on mat leave. I mean, if someone gets
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pregnant and takes time off, even if they come back, it's a cost to the company. And maybe they decide that
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being a mom is a higher calling than, I don't know, working at Amazon or working retail. I have
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to say, it's super gross to me that women are rewarded with a $4,000 payment only if they get
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an abortion, but not if they carry a baby to term. Isn't that a little bit odd to you? But back to
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Trudeau and this hush-hush conversation with the American ambassador about taking abortion refugees.
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Right now, of course, Americans can come to Canada at will. It's the world's largest undefended border.
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We have massive tourism. If an American woman wanted to come to Canada for an abortion for
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whatever reason, they obviously could, except what I said at the very start of this monologue,
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except if you're not jabbed. If you are an American woman who is not vaccinated,
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you may not come to Canada for Trudeau's abortion tourism. Just stop and think about that. Trudeau
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believes so very deeply in American women and their right to bodily autonomy, except if they defy his
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decision and if they defy his demand that they get jabbed. I wonder why that's not obvious to everyone.
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Trudeau was very adamant about this and so was Melanie Jolie, his foreign minister. I'm not sure
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why she has anything to say about this. Again, it's a domestic decision by the United States Supreme
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Court. It has nothing to do with Canada. But look at this tweet here where she uses the most
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appalled language, the most extreme language, calling this a horrific decision by a democratic
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Supreme Court following the Constitution. Out of curiosity, I typed in the word Taliban
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into her Twitter feed and I found the language she used to describe when the Taliban in Afghanistan
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forced women to wear the face obscuring burqa, threw girls out of school. So I'm talking about
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genuine basic human rights as women. And not only did she not use anywhere near this strict language,
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but you may remember that Maryam Monsef, the former Trudeau cabinet minister,
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actually referred to the Taliban as our brothers. Isn't that funny? The Taliban, which will stone women
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to death, which force women into a full burqa and kick girls out of school, they get sweet talk from
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Trudeau. But him and his cabinet called the United States Supreme Court horrific. I think it tells you
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a lot. There was a lot of craziness out there. Here's just a random person on Twitter. So there's
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actually a TikTok video. I saw this and I just was riveted. And maybe there's something to the theological
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concept of demons. Maybe this is just an incredible piece of performance art. I mean, she ends by saying
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she's got to do the dishes, which is a strange thing for a feminist to say. But I think this woman
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might actually be possessed. What do you think of this? Let it out. Let it out.
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I thought that was a little bit creepy. I thought this sign at one of the protests was just as creepy.
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A mom with her kids saying, don't force people to do this. No one should be forced to have children.
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I find that imagine being a child and hearing your mom say that no one should be forced to do this.
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Here's Anna Navarro, one of CNN's favorite pundits,
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who, I mean, I'll just let it speak for herself. She says that one of the reasons we need abortion
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on demand for any reason or no reason, much further than Mississippi's five months,
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is what if you have a disabled person in your family like I have? Imagine you're
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a relative of Anna Navarro and you hear her talk about you this way.
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I have not anybody to tell you what you need to do with your life or with your uterus.
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And because I have a family with a lot of special needs kids, I have a brother who's 57 and has the
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mental and motor skills of a one-year-old. And I know what that means financially, emotionally,
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physically for a family. And I know not all families can do it. And I have a step-granddaughter
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who was born with Down syndrome. And you know what? It is very difficult in Florida to get services.
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It is not as easy as it sounds on paper. And I've got another step-grandson who is very autistic,
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who has autism, and it is incredible. And their mothers and people who are in that society,
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who are in that community, will tell you that they've considered suicide. Because that's how difficult
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it is to get help. Because that's how lonely they feel. Because they can't get other jobs. Because they
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have financial issues. Because the care that they're able to give their other children suffers.
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And so why can I be Catholic and still think this is a wrong decision? Because I'm American. I'm
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Catholic inside the church. I'm Catholic when it comes to me. But there's a lot of Americans who are
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not Catholic, and are not Christian, and are not Baptist. And you have no damn right to tell them
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what they should do with their body. Nobody does.
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I think that's absolutely crazy talk. We thought that there would be actual riots in the streets,
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like there was in the summer of 2020. Black Lives Matter burning down many cities in America.
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So we sent our two U.S. reporters out there. Jeremy Lafredo hit the streets of New York City,
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Juan Mendoza Diaz in Washington, D.C. Here's Jeremy Lafredo. He was in the thick of it,
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and he actually did a two-minute hit on Fox News. Take a look.
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Thousands of people, as you said, are marching in New York City.
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4,500 people are heading to Chuck Schumer's office. Jeremy Lafredo works for Rebel News. He is there
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tonight. We thought we'd check in with him. Jeremy, are you there?
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Of course. What do you see? What's happening there?
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There are thousands of people here. I've seen chants and signs calling for
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the abolition of the Supreme Court, calling for the end of white supremacy. And I've been seeing
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signs that are also calling for the forced vasectomy of men as opposed to abortion for women.
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I mean, these people seem pretty organized. I mean, it seems like these signs must have some
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of these signs and stickers and the coordinates. I mean, it seems like they were ready for this
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Of course. Yeah. I mean, the signs were mass produced somehow at a moment's notice. Everyone's
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holding the same signs. I don't know where they got them. I've asked a few people. They said,
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you know, someone's handing them out. I don't know who's behind it, who's behind the signs. And
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there's even some posters going around that say, you know, tonight is a night to riot verbatim. So,
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you know, who knows what's to come for the rest of the night?
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So if they're calling for the elimination of the United States Supreme Court, the forced
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sterilization of men and rioting, then this is a dangerous extremist movement. I don't know how
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well an honest person would describe it. Am I missing something?
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Yeah, of course. And it's also important to highlight these are the same exact people
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that stood by and watched as thousands and thousands of New Yorkers and thousands of
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women in New York were fired from their jobs for not submitting to the vaccine mandates.
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So they are pro-choice and pro bodily autonomy in one area. And of course,
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they're not pro-choice or bodily autonomy in the other area.
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Yeah. And they hate democracy. The idea of voters being able to decide
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how they're governed is the worst possible outcome they can imagine.
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Jeremy, I appreciate your covering this fourth time. Thanks so much.
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That was sort of crazy, but no real violence in New York. And here's Juan Mendoza
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Juan Mendoza here reporting for Rebel News. We're here outside the Supreme Court,
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where it is the second day where people show up to protest the overturning of Roe v. Wade.
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We have anti-America Nazis on our court. I'm not going to... You know who they are.
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All the right wing are on the side of the Nazi. If we all can just get along and come together,
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America will be great again. But white man, you're not going to make it without the black man
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who built this for y'all. So stop it. Give us our reprimands and stop dangling this 40 acres in a mule
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in our f***ing face. These women were dying. And because it was so gerrymandered, it was only prime
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pussy. It was only white pussy. Remember, Jesus loves you red right now. Bull crap.
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We set up a special website for these two guys called riotreporting.com because we thought they
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would be widespread riots like 2020. But I think that those street gangs, Antifa, Black Lives Matter,
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they're the shock troops of the Democratic Party. And clearly, George Soros and the Democrats decided,
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I mean, they can turn the violence on and off like a tap of water. Clearly, they decided that
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it was not in the interest of the Democrat Party to have mass riots over this. It might destabilize
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Joe Biden. But more to the point, it's getting close to the midterm elections in the United States.
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The Democrats are far behind a summer of violence because they refused to abide by a Supreme Court
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ruling. I guess they made the calculation that's not good for their reelection chances. It's just a
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reminder of how closely and obviously the Democrats control street violence. There was some violence.
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There was an insurrection, to borrow word of the Democrats, in Arizona. Take a quick look at this.
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There was also some violence. And again, I don't think this makes sense. I mentioned Vermont.
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Vermont is a state that has decided that it will have any abortion you want. It's a little bit
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different than Mississippi that only allows that for five months. But there's not a lot of rhyme or
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reason to violence like this. I think some of the craziest comments actually came from Democrat Party
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officials. Here's Maxine Waters, a famous Democrat congresswoman, basically saying
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she's going to defy the Supreme Court, a kind of insurrection in itself.
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You see this turnout here? You ain't seen nothing yet. Women are going to control their bodies no
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matter how they try and stop us. To hell with the Supreme Court. We will defy them. Women will be in
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control of their bodies. And if they think black women are intimidated or afraid, they got another
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thought coming. Black women will be out in droves. We will be out by the thousands. We will be out by
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the millions. We're going to make sure we fight by the right to control our own bodies. Thank you. Hello,
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everybody. I think the weirdest is this report. I haven't had a chance to chase it down of the United
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States military saying that they don't really feel bound by this. What's it called when a group of
00:27:17.440
soldiers say they don't abide by civilian oversight or democratic rules? I think that's actually called
00:27:23.680
more of a coup than an insurrection. I look forward to some clarification on that. I think that this
00:27:34.880
victory for conservatives and for pro-lifers belongs at the feet of Donald Trump. Had he not won in 2016,
00:27:43.200
and had he not kept his promise to appoint truly conservative judges, this would never have happened.
00:27:49.360
Trump appointed three judges who were truly conservative. They were vetted by the Federalist
00:27:54.320
Society. And whatever else you think of Trump, he took judges seriously. Unlike Canada's Stephen Harper,
00:28:00.160
who frankly appointed the majority of judges on the court. Trump took it seriously. And I think that if Trump runs
00:28:06.320
for the presidential primary of the Republicans, that's going to be a major talking point for him,
00:28:11.760
he can say, I helped change the tilt of this whole country. I think it's interesting how there was a
00:28:20.320
majority of judges, Samuel Alito wrote the case, but the anger on the left was targeted disproportionately
00:28:27.760
against just one of those judges, the conservative black judge on the court, Clarence Thomas.
00:28:34.400
There was outright racism, the N-word being thrown around with abandon. I don't think there's anything
00:28:40.640
more racist than a liberal who's mad at a black conservative. It was quite incredible to me.
00:28:46.000
But I think that there's a reason why Gerald Butts is so insane about this issue. He's just gone
00:28:51.920
absolutely off the hook, and he's getting Trudeau and Melanie Joly to do the same thing. And it's because
00:28:58.320
Gerald Butts has just witnessed what we've all witnessed, which is something that was considered
00:29:02.160
impossible in polite company, in fancy circles, just happened. Roe v. Wade was overturned. And
00:29:09.040
by the way, you can disagree with that. I don't think that you ought to, even if you're pro-choice,
00:29:13.920
because every state can make its own rules now. I mean, do you really think it will be banned,
00:29:18.960
abortion will be banned in San Francisco and Manhattan? And if you're in deepest, reddest Mississippi,
00:29:25.040
okay, make your mind up in 15 weeks or go across the state line. But what Gerald Butts sees
00:29:33.360
is that if you are allowed to dissent on even something that the conventional wisdom says the
00:29:37.920
debate is over, if you allow people to dissent, and if you break the feeling of conformity,
00:29:44.800
you can actually change the course of events, the course of popular culture. I have to be candid,
00:29:51.040
I thought Roe v. Wade would never be changed ever. But it happened because people campaigned against
00:29:59.200
it, spoke out against it. There were politicians who said they would change it, including Trump,
00:30:03.920
and it finally happened. Gerald Butts does not want that to happen in Canada on abortion. He wants
00:30:11.840
absolute unanimity amongst all the parties. It's the same approach that he took to the carbon tax.
00:30:17.840
It was interesting to me to watch Gerald Butts go so nuts on the PC party of Ontario,
00:30:23.440
the battle a few years back between Doug Ford and Patrick Brown over the carbon tax. And I
00:30:28.560
couldn't help but think, why does Gerald Butts care so much that Doug Ford at the time said he was
00:30:33.280
against the carbon tax? It's not his party. If Gerald Butts is right, and this is such a winning
00:30:37.840
issue, wouldn't Gerald Butts like the fact that Doug Ford was against the carbon tax? No, it's the
00:30:43.120
opposite. It's that Gerald Butts didn't want any Canadian to think there was a flicker of hope
00:30:48.640
that the carbon tax was reversible. And he needed all the parties to comply, just like he needs all the
00:30:55.200
parties to denounce the truckers. What does Gerald Butts care if Pierre Paulie ever the conservatives
00:31:00.480
are friendly to the truckers? You would think they'd be delighted. No, because as we talked about
00:31:06.320
before with the ash conformity test, if you see a single other person sharing your point of view
00:31:11.920
publicly, you feel encouraged to speak your truth. Whereas if you think you're the only one with a
00:31:16.880
certain point of view, you feel hopeless. I think that we've learned that things can change.
00:31:25.840
The truckers showed that you can get out of vaccine mandates. I think that's why Gerald Butts hates him so
00:31:31.120
much and Trudeau too. And by the way, that change doesn't have to be radical or crazy
00:31:36.160
or the handmaid's tale. There's no handmaid's tale going on in America. Even in Mississippi, you have
00:31:43.280
access to abortion for 15 weeks. I think it shows that change can be reasonable. I think that
00:31:49.760
most Canadians would probably feel comfortable with that. There's one more thing I want to close
00:31:56.880
on talking about this. It's a response to the end of sexual libertinism by the left. Here's Alyssa Milano,
00:32:10.800
a former Hollywood star who's now a bit of a pundit. And here she is calling for what she calls
00:32:17.520
a sex strike. She's saying that young women, or any women I guess, should not give up sex
00:32:26.160
so easily anymore. Because what happens if they get pregnant? And you gotta, I mean, she's a woman
00:32:34.320
of the far left. She's an activist Hollywood type. But that actually sounds a little bit like
00:32:40.320
a conservative sort of morality, or even just sort of a pragmatic approach for young people.
00:32:46.160
If you're a young woman, maybe you shouldn't give up sex so easily and so quickly. Maybe the
00:32:52.560
hookup culture of Tinder isn't the best. And maybe it doesn't just have to be nuns saying,
00:33:01.120
you know, value sex, don't give it away easily, save it for marriage if you can.
00:33:06.320
For the left, for the Hollywood left to call for a sex strike, it's just their dramatic language for
00:33:12.160
the same thing. And you know, I'm not sure how that's a bad thing, telling young women to value
00:33:18.880
themselves a little bit more than just to please some, you know, hookup culture online.
00:33:25.920
It'll be interesting to see how this plays out. But I think Trudeau and Melanie Jolie and
00:33:30.480
Gerald Butts have sort of tipped their hand, haven't they? Stay with us. I'll have more for you from Calgary next.
00:33:45.520
Well, like I said, I'm in Calgary. First time I've traveled in over a year. I actually haven't left
00:33:53.920
the country in more than two. I don't think I'm allowed to. I can't blame Trudeau for that. It's
00:33:58.800
that the United States won't allow unvaxed people in. I can go to Europe. But the thing is, when I
00:34:03.760
return to Canada, and I say me, but of course, it applies to millions of Canadians, we have to undergo a
00:34:09.120
two-week quarantine, even if we're healthy. Now, there's no reason for that medically. It's just
00:34:14.480
sheer punishment. Justin Trudeau knows that if you're a trucker, or if you're unvaccinated,
00:34:20.000
you are an enemy of his, and he'll do whatever he can to punish you. He is not a uniter. Any
00:34:24.960
enough preamble. I want to let you know why I'm in Calgary. Besides visiting my family, who I have not
00:34:29.600
seen in a while, we have a growing team in Alberta, not just in Calgary. In Edmonton, too, as you know,
00:34:35.200
former MP Cary Diot joined our team. And I haven't even met everyone in the company until now. I
00:34:42.080
haven't even met some of our new Vancouverites. So what we, as you know, in December, we put in an
00:34:48.480
offer on a gorgeous office that was approved by the Royal Bank of Canada until their political,
00:34:56.800
I don't know, hygiene team in Toronto told me on the phone that they were not going to give us the
00:35:01.920
mortgage because we had the wrong politics. It was outrageous, but it pressed pause on our dream
00:35:07.440
of an office, well, for six months. And here I am now. We're in an office here. This is our temporary
00:35:13.200
office. We're just, you know, squatting here for a few weeks. I'll have more news about a permanent
00:35:19.600
office a little bit later, probably in a couple of weeks. I'm very excited to say that Royal
00:35:24.720
Bank did not kill our plans. We're just sort of huddling in. Unfortunately, Calgary has a 30%
00:35:30.880
vacancy rate in the downtown. But I thought, here I am in Calgary. Let's have a chat with the
00:35:37.120
Calgary team, many of whom are new to Rebel News. Now, our cameraman is Kian Simone, who all of you
00:35:44.560
know from his great work in the Coutts blockade. But I want to go around and just reintroduce folks
00:35:50.880
here in our Calgary office and show you how we're working together. And we'll soon be in the new
00:35:54.640
office. Start with our chief videographer, Mocha Bazirgen. Mocha, great to see you again. What are
00:35:58.880
you working on there? I see some buffalo. Well, good to see you. You know, you were a star. We met
00:36:02.560
you out in Toronto. And here you are in Calgary. Compare the two cities for me. Well, that was three
00:36:08.400
years ago. I love Toronto. I live downtown. But Calgary is just beautiful. You know, my siblings,
00:36:13.840
they're kids. They want to go back to Toronto, take pictures of the CN Tower and show off.
00:36:18.560
But Calgary is the real deal. Economically, it makes sense. I love the people. I love the work
00:36:24.000
we're doing here. And I'm working on Adam's video that we shot yesterday about Buffalo. Buffalo,
00:36:33.280
what do you call it? I'm sure Adam can explain better. I was just recording. So it's going good.
00:36:39.920
So the chief videographer, I mean, videographer is a fancy way of saying cameraman, but also video
00:36:45.440
editor. You add the style to it. You've been involved, for example, with K2 Kian on our
00:36:50.000
documentaries, right? To some degree, yes. But he was more involved with his own documentary.
00:36:55.760
Well, that was a great documentary. I know you've got something that works too. Well,
00:36:58.080
it's nice to see you out here. Calgary looks good on you. Let's go around. Celine,
00:37:02.000
we met very briefly during the Trucker Convoy, where you went all the way from Calgary out to Ottawa.
00:37:08.320
That was an incredible time. Oh my God, it was cold. That's my number one memory of it. But tell
00:37:12.720
me a little bit about that and what you do now at Rebel Luz. We're just having a little bit of a
00:37:16.240
hello. You're probably thinking, what are you doing in this big abandoned office? Well, we're just sort
00:37:20.880
of squatting here until we're ready to move into the permanent one. Celine, tell us a little bit more
00:37:25.200
about what you're up to these days. Yeah. So when I'm not doing any reporting, I'm behind the camera or
00:37:32.800
doing a lot of social media work. I've got some projects in the run right now, actually, which is
00:37:37.120
really exciting as well. But that's pretty much it. You travel around too. You're up in Edmonton the
00:37:41.600
other day helping out with Carrie. That's true. Yeah, I was. We filmed quite a few videos together.
00:37:46.240
So you're doing filming. You do some video editing. Is that right? Yeah. Well, that's great. Yeah.
00:37:51.760
And then social media as well. Yeah. Well, I tell you, anyone who's part of that Trucker Convoy,
00:37:56.000
I think you're freedom for life. Now, Angelica, we didn't even meet until today. I mean, that's
00:38:00.880
what happens when you live in a country where there's a segregation and really second-class
00:38:05.680
status for people like you and me who can't fly. Why don't you say hello to our viewers and
00:38:10.080
tell them a little bit about what you do at Rebel News? So I just manage the social media side,
00:38:15.760
work on posting, managing the accounts and stuff like that, and sometimes doing some social cuts
00:38:22.080
here and there. And you're actually a student as well, and you go to the freedom protest pretty
00:38:27.360
much every weekend. Am I right? Yep. All about freedom. And that's the thing I love about Rebel is
00:38:32.640
you know, they expose the truth, the other side of the story, and the truth will set you free.
00:38:37.040
Well, that's amazing. One of the things you might be able to detect here at the office is that the
00:38:40.560
average age of our talent is about half of my age. Now, I'm 50, half a century. Look at this
00:38:46.800
gray hair. That shows wisdom. That shows wisdom and experience. But what a pleasure it is to see that
00:38:53.040
people who are not 50 years old care about freedom. I love to hear that. I love to hear that.
00:38:57.920
Speaking of 50, you know, when you got a room full of 20-somethings, and there's one 30-something in
00:39:03.840
here too, you do need a little bit of gray hair here all the time. And my old friend,
00:39:07.520
Lennon Dunkley, you're now our operations manager, basically for Calgary in the West,
00:39:12.560
bring a little bit of gray hair too. But that means, you know, a little bit of guidance,
00:39:17.520
a little bit of experience, especially when you've got a team of youngsters running around going
00:39:20.560
crazy in a good way. You're sort of the brake pedal sometimes, and they're the gas pedal.
00:39:25.440
Well, I think, as you'll see, the amazing young talent we have here, I take pride upon myself just
00:39:32.080
to help them in doing whatever they need to do so they can continue to put out this great product
00:39:36.640
with the Rebel. Obviously, you and I have known each other for 35 years now, and we've helped each
00:39:43.840
other out many times over the past with various things. And to be able to come out here and make
00:39:48.160
sure that this is going as smoothly as you want it to, it's been a great privilege and a great honor.
00:39:53.040
And meeting these young kids so full of life and so full of ideas, it's been eye-opening for me
00:39:58.080
and gives me great hope for the next generation. Right on. Well, it's funny for you and me to say
00:40:02.480
next generation because it was just five minutes ago we were in high school together. And when I say
00:40:07.040
brake pedal, I think that's the wrong analogy because, you know, you've been helping with a million
00:40:12.560
things, whether it's the documentary premiere or just getting this temporary office going. I think
00:40:18.560
there's a lot of great things, Cook, and I really appreciate that you're here. I'd like to say I'd
00:40:22.320
like to be involved in everything except directly with the journalism because I think that my first
00:40:26.800
week here I tried to suggest some video ideas and Adam, who's about to speak next, quite quickly
00:40:33.360
pointed out that he had already done that in a much, much better way. So that was him being kind
00:40:38.480
to sort of say, okay, old man, let us journalize and you worry about making sure there's beef jerky in
00:40:44.080
the fridge. Well, you know, I joined the editorial board of the National Post when I was 20-something.
00:40:50.640
I don't remember what. I was a writer for the Sun newspapers when I was a teenager, no, 21. And so I
00:41:00.320
always thought of myself as the youngster. And now for people half my age, half our age to pick up the
00:41:06.320
torch of freedom is incredibly gratifying and very hopeful. Um, and, and I'm just thrilled
00:41:13.600
about it. Adam Sose, you've been a reporter on a bunch of different beats. You actually come from
00:41:17.920
the Justice Center for Constitutional Freedoms before you came to us. So that shows your good
00:41:20.880
taste. You've covered a lot of great stories. Uh, I think a lot of people know you probably the best
00:41:25.440
because I think you're the longest standing, uh, person here in our Calgary office. Tell me about
00:41:30.160
your shirt and then tell me what you're up to these days. Well, uh, my shirt is from
00:41:33.680
rebelnewsstore.com. You can use the code Adam10 to get 10% off your first order. But yeah,
00:41:38.720
I am the KG veteran here at the Calgary office. We've been incredibly busy. Obviously we have not
00:41:43.280
forgotten the stories that have been unfolding throughout COVID-19, uh, following the pastors,
00:41:48.000
the businesses, the families that have been sort of torn apart over this. Um, but as we sort of move
00:41:53.040
beyond this, we're keeping an eye to what's moving forward. Obviously, uh, Kian who's behind the
00:41:56.880
camera doing some incredible work, keeping an eye on the great reset. Uh, but we're also sort of
00:42:00.800
telling those Western stories, talking to the small town folks, the ranchers, the farmers who've
00:42:06.000
really been affected getting their stories out there as well. Very much telling the other side
00:42:09.600
of the story. You know, I walked with you guys to lunch, just in a different building and sort of a
00:42:14.160
food court. And there were about eight big screen TV showing CTV news channel. And it was the mayor
00:42:21.760
of Toronto meeting with the premier of Ontario, blah, blah, blah. And I thought here I am in Calgary,
00:42:27.200
the beating heart of the new West. I think that's its motto or something like that.
00:42:31.520
And there's so much cooking in Calgary. There's so many ideas. There's so much industry.
00:42:36.640
And the media that's been force fed to everyone in that room was some boring gossip about two
00:42:42.800
Toronto politicians and no one here cares about. And it just reminded me how Toronto centric,
00:42:50.080
but not even that, just how inside club so detached from anything relevant to the people here.
00:42:58.000
And it just is a reminder of the absolute importance of rebel news. Imagine if we weren't
00:43:04.720
here and we have some friends in true north and Western standard online. We're not alone,
00:43:09.360
although it's pretty lonely. Imagine if all there was, was that homogenized crud being pumped out.
00:43:18.320
Global news, CTV, CBC, there really is no difference amongst them. And if they talk about
00:43:22.800
the West, it's to denounce or to defame the West or to diminish it or to mock it. Maybe it's best that
00:43:28.800
they don't talk about the West because it would be nothing but condescension. But I'm very, you know,
00:43:33.760
we have an office in Toronto. It's our main office. But to have this team here in Calgary,
00:43:39.280
about eight folks and more to come, I think it's a symbol of where our heart is. I mean,
00:43:46.240
of course our office is in Toronto, but I think our heart's in the West here. And I think you're
00:43:50.320
right on that. I want to talk to Sydney Fazzari. Sydney, you're another transplant from Toronto.
00:43:54.320
You came out West also. Do you share Mocha's thoughts? I mean, Toronto and Calgary are really
00:43:59.920
quite different. What's the number one thing that strikes you?
00:44:03.520
Well, Toronto and being from the GTA, you really notice that you're in a city that's
00:44:07.680
wrapped in other cities. Whereas in Calgary, there's the downtown, there's the suburbs,
00:44:11.600
and then there's the farmland. And it is, I think, a much more natural way of people working
00:44:16.960
together because you've got people in the farm that are coming to the city. And that connection
00:44:20.480
is bridged a lot easier than it is in Toronto or the GTA, let's say, where a lot of people,
00:44:24.640
especially a lot of the younger people, we kind of get into this zone of we order Uber Eats,
00:44:28.560
we stay home and watch Netflix, and then we take an Uber to work. And our life isn't what it's
00:44:32.880
supposed to be. Whereas out here, a lot of growth is happening.
00:44:35.360
You know, that's a good point. I mean, there is something about outdoor life and seeing the wild,
00:44:40.880
and also knowing where does energy come from? Oh, well, from the plug in the wall. Where does food
00:44:45.360
come from? Oh, from the grocery store. I think there is something to know that maybe city folks
00:44:51.520
don't know. I mean, listen, obviously, I'm a city folk myself, and I'm not putting down the cities.
00:44:58.320
But if you forget that there's another half, if you forget, I think this whole lockdown has been a
00:45:03.680
classist thing. And I'm not a Marxist, but I can see with my eyes that it has been a benefit to the
00:45:08.800
Zoom class, the lockdown class, who works from their laptop at the cottage, hasn't missed a
00:45:14.000
moment's pay, versus what is traditionally called the working class, the delivery people, like the
00:45:20.960
people who never stopped working unless they were forced to stop working because the Zoom class told
00:45:26.880
them to stop. I mean, I think it really exposed a class divide. And you're talking about Netflix.
00:45:32.320
Well, who got rich off the pandemic? That's a story, too. Whether it's Jeff Bezos or Netflix,
00:45:37.680
and I don't know, I think it's realigned things. And even just in this room, I don't know where
00:45:45.120
people might have been three years ago, if they would have been a New Democrat or a Green Party
00:45:49.440
or a Liberal. If you were a my body, my choice Liberal three years ago, can you really say that
00:45:55.920
under Justin Trudeau? If you were a skeptic of big pharma in the Green Party, can you really
00:46:00.560
be for the Greens today? If you were, I'm for the working man who just got sold out to the
00:46:06.080
corporations because his union wouldn't fight for his right not to be jabbed under the collective
00:46:09.920
agreement, you're still a New Democrat. I think what Rebel News, what I want Rebel News to do is I want
00:46:15.760
to stay connected to those different parts of what I consider our coalition. It's not just our
00:46:20.880
coalition of viewers, it's our coalition of staff. There are people who work for Rebel News today,
00:46:26.400
who I don't think would have even worked for us or known about us or liked us three years ago.
00:46:32.800
People who might have been free spirits or who, I don't know, would not have connected with us.
00:46:39.040
And I don't know if we've changed that much. I think we've always been for freedom and privacy
00:46:44.160
and small government. We've always been skeptics and dissidents and contrarians. I think the world
00:46:49.040
has changed. And I think that there's people in Canada now who have, like, the scales have fallen
00:46:56.560
from their eyes and they now know that they can't trust the establishment like they could before.
00:47:03.280
And it's not just the government that's lost credibility and the courts and the professors.
00:47:09.680
I think the media has probably lost more credibility than anyone and they realize it the least.
00:47:16.080
I don't know. It's great to be here in Calgary. It's just so nice and sunny here.
00:47:19.520
And it's great to see all of you. And it is my hope that soon we will be in a permanent building
00:47:25.280
and the Royal Bank can't keep us out. And I'll have more news on that when I'm ready to share it.
00:47:29.840
But it's really great to travel again. And it's great to be around a young team led by my old friend
00:47:35.920
Lennon, who's got some gray hair like me. And I really believe that we tell the other story. We do it
00:47:41.600
every day. And I really believe that we fight for freedom. So that's it from here in Calgary. I'm not
00:47:46.640
going to read your letters today. I'm going to be in Calgary for one more day back in Toronto on
00:47:51.200
Wednesday. Until I see you next, on behalf of all of us here at Rebels Western Outpost,
00:47:56.720
to you at home. Good night and keep fighting for freedom.
00:48:09.440
And did your office or any other office pressure Commissioner Lucky or negotiate with Commissioner
00:48:16.480
Lucky to release specific information about those killings to help advance gun legislation?
00:48:21.360
Would those conversations have been appropriate? And do you still have confidence in the Commissioner
00:48:24.880
to lead the RCMP? Well, absolutely not on the pressure. We did not put any undue influence or
00:48:33.200
pressure. It is extremely important to highlight that it is only the RCMP. It is only
00:48:39.280
police that determine what and when to release information. Canada's largest mass shooting is
00:48:44.560
quickly morphing into what may be one of the country's largest scandals. And it involves the
00:48:49.920
RCMP, the Liberal government and our trusted institutions being corrupted by Trudeau. That's
00:48:56.320
why Rebel News is sending myself and my colleague Lincoln Jay all the way out to Nova Scotia so that we
00:49:02.080
can bring you first-hand on-the-scene reports from the official inquiry into the RCMP's response to the
00:49:09.760
mass shooting. It's also why we are asking for help from those of you who want to be informed by
00:49:16.480
journalists who are completely independent from the government and who are going to be there where
00:49:23.360
the news is unfolding instead of sitting behind a screen. So if that's you, please open up another
00:49:30.240
browser tab and help us recoup the cost to bring you the reports on the Trudeau RCMP scandal at FireLucky.com.
00:49:43.520
Drea Humphrey here with Rebel News and like so many Canadians, I am shocked about the information that
00:49:48.880
continues to pour out from the ongoing public inquiry into Canada's worst mass shooting. That is the April
00:49:56.320
2020 massacre where denturous Gabriel Wartman disguised himself as a police officer and went on a killing
00:50:03.520
spree that took the lives of 22 people in Nova Scotia. But that may not have been the only person
00:50:10.800
at the time disguised as someone who is supposed to be serving and protecting Canadians but wasn't.
00:50:16.880
Evidence that's poured out of the public inquiry, which is called the Mass Casualty Commission,
00:50:22.640
suggests that while Canadians were in shock and in grief and the victims' families were preparing to
00:50:28.480
bury their slayed loved ones, the Trudeau Liberal government and their pet RCMP Commissioner Brenda
00:50:35.360
Luckey were busy colluding and scheming and plotting on how best to exploit the massacre to further the
00:50:42.640
Liberals' political gun ban agenda against law-abiding firearm owners. Were they hatching some sort of
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sinister scheme to deflect from the RCMP's failure to act on the information that they had about
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Wartman by pivoting to scapegoat a law-abiding group that the killer wasn't even a part of? I say
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this or ask this question because every single firearm in Wartman's possession was illegal. This scandal is
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a disgrace. Documents released by the commission last Tuesday detail Commissioner Luckey as pressuring
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Nova Scotia Mounties during a meeting to prematurely release certain details about the guns that Wartman
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used during his rampage, even though the Mounties told her that if they did so, it would risk damaging
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the investigation. Now, why would Luckey insert herself that way, you ask? Well, according to the
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notes of Superintendent Darren Campbell, a respected member of the RCMP, Luckey expressed disappointment
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during a meeting with the Mounties for not obeying her politically-driven guidance. She had apparently
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made a promise to the Minister of Public Safety at the time, Bill Blair, and Prime Minister Trudeau's
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office that such details would be released, and that promise was apparently linked to the Liberal
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government's pending gun ban legislation at the time. The release of details that could compromise the
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investigation could help the Liberals win their gun control agenda, but was Luckey seriously willing to
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sacrifice the investigation and the little bit of justice the families deserved just to help the Trudeau Liberals.
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The meeting took place 10 days after the mass murder, and three days after that, Trudeau regulated the
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following. Effective immediately, it is no longer permitted to buy, sell, transport, import,
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or use military-grade assault weapons in this country. But that's not all. On Friday, we learned,
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thanks to the commission, that the government, the Department of Justice to be exact, originally withheld
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four of Superintendent Campbell's notes that detailed the allegations of political interference. And this is
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despite them being subpoenaed to release all of the RCMP's files on the investigation, which means two years
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later, the government is still throwing a wrench into this investigation of Canada's deadliest shooting.
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Now, of course, you can find out the details about everything I just said, including the Department of Justice's
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response to that, by clicking on the written article for this report that's linked below in the description. But my
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question is, should be everybody's question as well, is what are we going to find out next? And what, if anything,
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is still in hiding? And since this involves Trudeau and his buddy at the head of the RCMP, can we really
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trust his state broadcaster, the CBC, to cover the findings transparently? That's why myself and Lincoln
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Jay are teaming up to cover this week's proceedings for you in person in Halifax. You'll hear what happens
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right away through our live tweet coverage of the proceedings, and you'll also get video reports to
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fill you in with more context of what's going down. And you'll also learn what we learn as we learn it,
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as we go through the communities that were directly affected from this traveling massacre. It's taken an
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independent public inquiry to make sure that you've become aware of any of this Trudeau RCMP scandal,
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and it should take an independent news outlet like Rebel News to make sure that you're fully aware of
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everything about it. Unlike over 95% of the media in Canada who take money from the Trudeau government's
00:54:31.600
media bailout, we are only accountable to you. But we also rely on you as well. So that is why we are
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asking you for your help, not to profit off of this important story, but simply to cover the expenses
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involved in covering it, which is for things like economy flights, meals on the go, modest hotel
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accommodations, transportation, including gas and a rental car to get to and from the communities and
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back and forth from the airport. And in total, we're estimating the cost to be just shy of $5,500.
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So if you can please help us out with recouping those costs, you can go to our special website
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our petition there while you're at it to demand that the head of the RCMP, Brenda Lucky, be fired from her
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position as commissioner to make room for someone Canadians can trust to not be influenced by political
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agendas ever, let alone during something as devastating as the country's worst mass shooting.
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Who knows, maybe it will even be to make room for someone like Superintendent Darren Campbell.
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Lincoln and I are honored to be going to Halifax to bring you reports you can trust
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on the Trudeau RCMP scandal. Thank you for everybody who is heading to
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