Rebel News Podcast - July 23, 2024


EZRA LEVANT | Liberal-NDP coalition's Leah Gazan dismisses church burnings


Episode Stats

Length

35 minutes

Words per Minute

151.77861

Word Count

5,342

Sentence Count

244

Misogynist Sentences

8

Hate Speech Sentences

10


Summary

Asking a member of the Liberal Opposition to condemn church burnings is now perpetrating colonial violence. Then, Franco Teresano of the Canadian Taxpayers Federation joins us to discuss the ballooning bureaucracy. It s July 23rd, 2023.


Transcript

00:00:00.000 Asking a member of the Liberal NDP Corruption Coalition to condemn church burnings is now
00:00:06.180 perpetrating colonial violence. I'll show you the clip. Then Franco Teresano of the Canadian
00:00:11.400 Taxpayers Federation joins us to discuss the ballooning bureaucracy. It's July 23rd,
00:00:16.840 2023. I'm Sheila Gunn-Reed and you're watching The Ezra Levant Show.
00:00:21.040 You fight for freedom! Shame on you, you censorious bug!
00:00:30.000 There is no justification for burning down a church, period. Regardless of the other
00:00:42.880 information or regardless of the other justifications that people would claim to use,
00:00:53.180 there is never a justification to burn down a church. And we as conservatives have called for
00:00:58.720 stronger criminal sanctions for arson against all who carry out these attacks. We've also called for
00:01:05.340 more security infrastructure around places of worship so that we can stop terrorists who burn
00:01:10.980 down churches, who attack mosques and synagogues. Unfortunately, these crimes against religious
00:01:18.220 communities have raged out of control after eight years of Justin Trudeau's catch-and-release system,
00:01:23.480 after he has divided our country and turned people and groups against each other. We have more violence
00:01:29.220 directed against religious groups, including Christians, than we have ever seen in Canadian
00:01:35.360 history. This is the result of Justin Trudeau. He is not worth the cost, he is not worth the crime,
00:01:41.100 and he is not worth the country that we know and love. And we should provide the resources to allow for
00:01:47.000 full investigation into the potential remains at residential schools. Canadians deserve to know
00:01:58.120 the truth, and conservatives will always stand in favor of historical accuracy. None of this changes
00:02:05.600 the fact that the residential schools were an appalling abuse of power by the state and by the church at the
00:02:14.580 time. And we need to move forward in a country that is free so that every single Canadian, whether their
00:02:21.640 ancestry goes back tens of thousands of years, or whether they have been here for 10 days, has the
00:02:27.420 freedom to live their life in prosperity and happiness. Thank you. In Canada, over 100 churches have been
00:02:34.660 burned or vandalized since the so-called discovery of unmarked graves of Indigenous children at a former
00:02:40.380 residential school site in Kamloops, British Columbia. Since 2021, we've had over 100 Christian churches
00:02:49.340 burned, vandalized, or desecrated in Canada. And sometimes when I see that, and I see the lack of
00:02:59.080 media coverage of those attacks on religious freedom, when I see that we cannot even in the House of Commons
00:03:06.760 get every party to agree on condemning those attacks on religious freedom, I think to myself,
00:03:14.840 like, yo dawg, are we like in the Truman Show or something right now? Like, it just seems so
00:03:19.720 frustrating and puzzling how you get to this point. And often, I will hear from constituents who are
00:03:27.820 concerned about it, and they'll say, express a sense of hopelessness, like, well, how do you get people to care
00:03:34.340 about this? And then I see other communities go through their own ordeals when it comes to attacks
00:03:42.080 on their religious freedom. We've seen, you know, schools and synagogues get shot at in Montreal,
00:03:50.040 or just over the weekend, we've seen the House hate-motivated attack on a Muslim family in London.
00:03:59.120 And I think to myself, well, maybe there's an opportunity for us all to work together
00:04:06.880 and draw attention to the various ways that faith communities in this country may experience
00:04:14.340 discrimination or persecution. Maybe there's an opportunity for us to build some bridges across
00:04:21.220 different religious communities in hopes that the experiences that are happening throughout this
00:04:28.000 country right now, where people feel, in many ways, afraid that they will lose their jobs by showing
00:04:34.840 that they are a person of faith, or that they will lose something, they're standing, perhaps,
00:04:41.120 in their workplace or their school for showing that they are a person of faith. That perhaps by
00:04:47.540 working together, we actually wind up being able to protect believers of all different types.
00:04:54.120 Now, I say so-called discovery because nothing has actually been discovered there. There have been
00:04:59.460 no excavations, no remains found, and we're just supposed to take everybody's word about what
00:05:04.380 happened there instead of investigating what we're being told is a large-scale murder scene.
00:05:10.600 Well, the remains of 215 children have been found in a mass grave in Canada.
00:05:16.280 Many of you know that just over a year ago, the discovery of the remains of 215 children
00:05:22.220 was found at the Kamloops Indian Residential School at the Kamloops Shaswemek First Nation.
00:05:27.560 But what if I were to show you that what I just said wasn't true, and that in fact,
00:05:34.160 a year later, not a single body has been found?
00:05:38.560 This mass grave is a painful reminder of the genocide.
00:05:44.460 Canada's leaders aren't condemning the burning of churches. No, they're endorsing the burning of churches.
00:05:49.420 A juvenile rib bone that surfaced in the same area.
00:05:52.420 You'd be surprised that a number of people who say, you know, I'm a doctor, I'm a paramedic,
00:05:57.280 and this is definitely a human bone, and it's definitely not.
00:06:01.060 Is that the chief?
00:06:02.640 It is.
00:06:03.580 I could be for you!
00:06:05.760 Now, the misreporting of what happened in Kamloops, combined with statements of our Prime Minister,
00:06:13.760 Justin Trudeau, who clearly has a low regard for the country he governs, set off an epidemic of violence,
00:06:20.600 destruction, vandalism, and arson against Christian churches all across the country,
00:06:25.600 and it continues to this day.
00:06:27.760 As you know, Ashley, we have put in place a security infrastructure program that partners with places of worship
00:06:34.420 to be able to put in cameras and security systems to keep those institutions safe from what is unfortunately a rise of intolerance
00:06:44.520 and racism and hatred that we're seeing across the country.
00:06:47.960 And certainly we will continue to roll out those funds in partnership with community centers,
00:06:53.980 religious institutions, and others that need that protection.
00:06:59.080 As I've also said, it is unacceptable and wrong that acts of vandalism and arson are being seen across the country,
00:07:09.140 including against Catholic churches.
00:07:13.220 One of my reflections is I understand the anger that's out there against the federal government,
00:07:19.500 against institutions like the Catholic Church.
00:07:21.760 It is real and it is fully understandable, given the shameful history that we're all becoming more and more aware of
00:07:30.420 and engaging ourselves to do better as Canadians.
00:07:35.320 But I can't help but think that burning down churches is actually depriving people who are in need of grieving and healing
00:07:47.040 and mourning from places where they can actually grieve and reflect and look for support.
00:07:55.700 We shouldn't be lashing out at buildings that can provide solace to some of our fellow citizens,
00:08:02.440 but we should be every day committing ourselves, each and every one of us, to the hard work we need to do
00:08:08.740 to actually rebuild a path forward that reflects the terrible intergenerational trauma
00:08:16.720 and present-day realities of suffering that we are all collectively responsible for.
00:08:23.100 Now, one of the inconvenient facts for the sympathizers like Justin Trudeau of the Church Burners
00:08:29.320 is that many of these churches are on reserve or serve Indigenous communities or Indigenous populations.
00:08:36.260 You only have to look at this handy, however horrific list of burned and vandalized churches
00:08:41.440 tabulated by our friends at True North to see just how many of these religious buildings are in Indigenous communities.
00:08:49.760 When you live in a small town where the church is the place where people gather to mark the milestones of their lives
00:08:57.100 like births, weddings, and funerals, the cultural and historic damage done to your community
00:09:03.180 when you lose your church is devastating and irreparable.
00:09:08.500 And if you're targeting churches that are on reserve to be destroyed
00:09:11.880 and you're doing it in a systemic way across the country
00:09:16.100 and then the people who operate the system, who actually are the system
00:09:21.060 the Liberal and the NDP Coalition
00:09:23.380 if they're not treating with the significance and moral outrage
00:09:28.040 that the damage to your community deserves
00:09:30.560 wouldn't you then call that systemic racism?
00:09:33.620 I would hear that argument every single day of the week.
00:09:35.900 Now I want to show you this wild exchange
00:09:38.560 that nobody really picked up on when it happened from back in June
00:09:42.480 June 4th to be precise.
00:09:44.600 I recorded this clip when it happened
00:09:46.940 and then I never really got back to it
00:09:48.660 because it's just little old me watching these committees
00:09:51.620 and House of Commons sittings
00:09:53.140 I don't have an army of overpaid journalists and worker bees
00:09:57.000 like they do at the CBC
00:09:58.100 so I never really got back to this clip until now.
00:10:02.420 And once you watch it
00:10:03.480 it'll be clear to you why the mainstream media didn't pick up on it
00:10:07.120 because it's an absolute indictment
00:10:09.200 of the robotic progressive talking points
00:10:12.260 of the Liberal NDP Coalition.
00:10:14.600 If you say something they disagree with
00:10:16.940 even if it's completely true and reasonable
00:10:19.520 like for example
00:10:21.380 if you ask them to denounce church burnings
00:10:24.160 they'll not denounce the church burnings
00:10:26.900 and instead accuse you of systemic racism
00:10:29.580 residential school denialism
00:10:31.380 and perpetrating colonial violence
00:10:34.440 and they will say it without a shred of evidence
00:10:37.120 without even a tidbit of working knowledge
00:10:39.640 about the person they're accusing of these things
00:10:41.600 and they'll do it
00:10:43.100 with an admirable level of confidence
00:10:46.280 unwarranted confidence
00:10:47.780 but confidence nonetheless.
00:10:49.500 I want you to keep in mind
00:10:51.560 as you're watching this House of Commons exchange
00:10:54.080 between my Conservative MP Garnet Jenis
00:10:56.740 and the NDP MP from Winnipeg Centre
00:10:59.720 Lee Gazin
00:11:00.860 I want you to keep in mind
00:11:03.320 that Garnet Jenis is married to a woman
00:11:06.060 who is a very visible minority
00:11:08.020 and he has a gaggle of kids with that woman.
00:11:11.220 It's a long clip
00:11:12.160 but I think you need to see the whole thing.
00:11:14.440 Watch this.
00:11:15.520 Thank you Madam Speaker
00:11:17.520 I thank my colleague for her impassioned speech
00:11:20.580 highlighting ongoing instances of racism
00:11:23.180 and injustice in our country
00:11:25.740 and within our institutions.
00:11:26.880 One instance where I see this happening
00:11:29.820 is the fact that
00:11:31.580 destruction of cultural property
00:11:34.040 in Indigenous communities
00:11:35.900 has not been treated with nearly
00:11:39.000 the level of seriousness that it deserves.
00:11:42.520 I was just reading a report saying for instance
00:11:44.920 that a very significant number of
00:11:47.880 instances of cultural and religious property
00:11:50.640 in this particular case churches
00:11:52.000 have been destroyed in Indigenous communities
00:11:54.680 and I think this would have required
00:11:56.440 a stronger response
00:11:58.000 from leaders at all levels
00:12:01.280 and I've asked this member this question twice
00:12:04.520 if she would condemn this destruction
00:12:06.140 of cultural property in Indigenous communities.
00:12:08.560 I asked her twice during a debate in February
00:12:10.360 and she chose not to at that time.
00:12:12.400 I wonder if this time she would
00:12:13.960 a third time join me
00:12:16.780 in condemning the destruction of churches
00:12:19.340 and other cultural property
00:12:20.480 that has occurred in Indigenous communities
00:12:22.020 and call for a stronger response
00:12:24.100 to that destruction.
00:12:24.840 The Honourable Member for Winnipeg Centre.
00:12:28.100 Now, not surprising.
00:12:31.440 This member, every time we're talking about
00:12:34.420 violence against Indigenous peoples,
00:12:36.640 I mean it's clear there's residential school
00:12:38.480 denialists in his party.
00:12:40.020 I'm assuming he is one of them.
00:12:42.240 one of the last speeches
00:12:45.520 that he gave
00:12:48.900 Is there a point of order here?
00:12:55.560 Does there mean to be a point of order?
00:12:57.360 Well, I don't know.
00:12:58.480 I mean, she made a claim.
00:13:00.420 She didn't call anybody any names.
00:13:03.920 Specifically, she made a claim that
00:13:05.880 Madam Speaker, the member made an outrageous,
00:13:12.420 unfounded, and obviously false claim in the House
00:13:15.300 and I think she should be called to order for that.
00:13:18.680 She didn't even claim she had any evidence
00:13:20.440 for her statement.
00:13:21.640 She just said,
00:13:22.420 I suspect that this member
00:13:24.440 may have particular views
00:13:26.060 that he's never stated.
00:13:27.920 Come on.
00:13:28.400 We're starting into debate
00:13:30.960 and the unfounded accusations
00:13:32.880 are something that go around
00:13:34.960 quite often in this chamber.
00:13:37.520 I do advise members to be, you know,
00:13:39.500 very judicious with the words they choose.
00:13:41.920 The Honourable Member for Winnipeg Centre.
00:13:44.060 I know this member has very big feelings
00:13:46.220 about Indigenous people.
00:13:48.000 I know he has a history
00:13:50.320 of disregarding any discussions
00:13:52.280 on Indigenous people
00:13:53.420 and Madam Speaker,
00:13:55.580 I would be very happy,
00:13:57.040 I mean, I have articles and facts
00:13:59.880 about what else they said
00:14:01.400 was a false claim,
00:14:02.940 quoting articles
00:14:04.140 about residential school denialism comments
00:14:07.400 that actually came from the member
00:14:09.200 from Carleton,
00:14:09.960 the leader of their party.
00:14:11.260 I'm very happy to do it.
00:14:13.180 But getting back to the bill,
00:14:15.880 the RCMP,
00:14:18.940 and I know that the member,
00:14:20.560 as I've said before,
00:14:21.760 from Sherwood Park,
00:14:23.280 Fort Lawn, Saskatchewan,
00:14:24.540 has trouble controlling
00:14:25.960 his toxic masculinity
00:14:27.360 and often heckles in the house.
00:14:30.120 But,
00:14:30.920 as he's doing right now,
00:14:33.880 but I really welcome,
00:14:35.720 I welcome the member
00:14:37.040 to read the paper
00:14:38.120 and I welcome the member
00:14:40.800 to really learn about
00:14:42.060 the history of this country,
00:14:44.600 maybe explore
00:14:45.780 some of his cultural bias,
00:14:48.760 and we've gone way beyond
00:14:50.320 the time for the comment
00:14:51.940 and the answer.
00:14:53.100 Can you ask,
00:14:53.300 can you come up
00:14:53.900 to have questions and comments?
00:14:55.260 The Honourable Member
00:14:55.940 for Sherwood Park
00:14:56.600 versus Saskatchewan.
00:14:57.920 Thank you, Madam Speaker.
00:15:00.100 Look,
00:15:00.440 very respectfully to the member,
00:15:02.420 I asked a simple question
00:15:03.720 and the member
00:15:05.460 didn't want to answer it.
00:15:06.460 I've asked her twice previously,
00:15:07.800 I guess I'll have a chance
00:15:08.660 to ask her twice tonight.
00:15:10.800 It's not a trick question,
00:15:12.760 it's a very sincere question.
00:15:15.180 The question is,
00:15:16.420 for the fourth time,
00:15:17.800 will the member condemn
00:15:18.880 the destruction of churches
00:15:20.640 and other cultural property
00:15:22.940 that has occurred?
00:15:24.020 I see this as a form of violence
00:15:26.620 and racism
00:15:27.280 against Indigenous communities,
00:15:28.600 that there's been
00:15:29.180 many instances now
00:15:30.880 of destruction of churches
00:15:31.780 and other cultural property.
00:15:33.100 If the member had condemned it,
00:15:35.500 I wouldn't have asked
00:15:36.180 the question a second time.
00:15:37.980 Will the member condemn this?
00:15:39.400 The Honourable Member
00:15:40.480 for Winnipeg Centre.
00:15:42.500 Thank you, Mr. Speaker.
00:15:44.100 And I know he has trouble
00:15:45.400 talking about the bill
00:15:47.820 because it actually has to do
00:15:49.740 with dealing with systemic racism
00:15:52.480 to address systemic racism
00:15:55.300 and policing for Black, Indigenous
00:15:57.120 and people of colour.
00:16:00.080 It's unfortunate that at a time
00:16:02.000 when we're talking about
00:16:03.000 making systems better,
00:16:05.200 that this member consistently chooses
00:16:08.380 to talk about things
00:16:10.560 that have no relevancy
00:16:11.800 to the discussion
00:16:12.700 as he has in other debates.
00:16:16.020 I would invite the member,
00:16:17.520 Madam Speaker,
00:16:18.720 to learn about the residential school system
00:16:21.100 in Canada.
00:16:22.260 I would be happy
00:16:23.180 to go for coffee with him.
00:16:25.240 And then maybe we can work
00:16:26.700 through some of the colonial violence
00:16:29.020 that he regularly perpetrates
00:16:31.560 in this house.
00:16:32.440 Thank you, Madam Speaker.
00:16:34.080 OK, those accusations
00:16:37.540 are really beyond
00:16:38.920 what is acceptable.
00:16:41.300 And I would recommend,
00:16:43.040 yes, an apology would be appreciated
00:16:45.100 because we are accusing
00:16:47.380 other members of perpetrating,
00:16:50.720 you know, colonial violence,
00:16:52.460 which is pretty strong
00:16:54.000 in terms of wording.
00:16:55.140 And I would be very grateful
00:16:59.240 if there was measure
00:17:00.680 in what is said.
00:17:01.920 Oh, so now Lee Gazzin
00:17:03.300 wants to go for a coffee
00:17:04.420 with a perpetrator
00:17:05.380 of colonial violence.
00:17:07.240 I mean, if she really thinks
00:17:08.980 he's this perpetrator
00:17:10.420 of dangerous colonial violence
00:17:12.460 against Indigenous people,
00:17:14.100 why does she want to go
00:17:15.560 to Starbucks
00:17:16.260 and be friendly with him?
00:17:18.360 She'd love to take
00:17:19.600 Garnet Janis for coffee.
00:17:20.860 Once she figures out
00:17:22.820 that his riding
00:17:23.820 is not Sherwood Park,
00:17:26.240 Fort Lawn, Saskatchewan,
00:17:27.920 but rather Sherwood Park,
00:17:30.140 Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta.
00:17:32.280 Like I said,
00:17:33.100 they're so clueless
00:17:33.980 but so darn confident about it.
00:17:37.000 Stay tuned.
00:17:37.660 Franco Teresano
00:17:38.360 of the Canadian Taxpayers Federation
00:17:39.880 joins us up after the break
00:17:41.760 to discuss the ballooning bureaucracy
00:17:43.760 and what it means
00:17:45.020 for your pocketbook.
00:17:50.860 As I was explaining
00:17:56.880 to our next guest on the break,
00:17:59.720 my disdain for public sector bureaucrats
00:18:02.060 is high today
00:18:02.860 because I've been forced
00:18:04.320 to sit through a committee hearing
00:18:05.680 where they showed up
00:18:07.200 with no answers
00:18:08.160 and no sense of accountability
00:18:11.080 whatsoever
00:18:11.720 and apparently
00:18:13.200 we're going to get more of the same.
00:18:15.400 Joining us now
00:18:16.180 is good friend of Rebel News
00:18:18.260 and good friend of taxpayers,
00:18:19.620 Franco Teresano
00:18:20.900 of the Canadian Taxpayers Federation
00:18:22.420 to talk about
00:18:23.400 Justin Trudeau's
00:18:24.120 public sector hiring spree.
00:18:26.820 More bureaucrats
00:18:27.600 to annoy me in committees.
00:18:29.640 Franco, thanks for coming on the show.
00:18:31.440 Tell us what's happening
00:18:32.400 with the public sector hiring spree
00:18:34.680 as Canadians are just struggling
00:18:35.840 to make ends meet.
00:18:36.740 We're getting more highly paid
00:18:38.340 bureaucrats
00:18:39.700 and all the federal benefits
00:18:41.840 that go along with it.
00:18:43.460 Well, Sheila,
00:18:44.120 I mean, look at your tax bill.
00:18:45.840 Look at the massive debt bill
00:18:47.360 under the Trudeau government
00:18:48.860 and one of the reasons
00:18:50.040 a big reason
00:18:51.120 both of those are going up
00:18:52.300 is because of Trudeau's
00:18:53.900 out-of-control
00:18:54.660 bureaucrat hiring spree.
00:18:56.700 So last year,
00:18:57.500 Trudeau added
00:18:58.260 another 10,000 bureaucrats
00:19:00.900 to the taxpayer dole.
00:19:02.860 But even that
00:19:03.700 doesn't shine a light
00:19:05.360 on the true problem
00:19:06.180 because since Trudeau
00:19:07.500 first became the prime minister,
00:19:09.980 he has added
00:19:11.160 more than 108,000
00:19:14.540 federal paper pushers.
00:19:16.120 Folks, he has added
00:19:17.720 more than 108,000 bureaucrats
00:19:20.240 in less than a decade.
00:19:22.120 That is a 42% increase
00:19:24.620 in the number
00:19:25.540 of federal bureaucrats
00:19:27.540 in less than a decade.
00:19:28.880 And I mean,
00:19:29.260 just ask yourself,
00:19:30.480 are you getting 42% more
00:19:32.520 from the federal government?
00:19:33.760 And I think the answer
00:19:34.860 is pretty obvious.
00:19:35.680 If you're not getting
00:19:37.180 a taxpayer check,
00:19:38.920 the answer is a big fat no.
00:19:40.400 Now, the other side
00:19:43.760 of this argument,
00:19:45.260 the big government
00:19:45.940 side of the argument
00:19:46.740 would say,
00:19:47.200 well, they're just keeping pace
00:19:48.500 with Canada's growing economy.
00:19:50.400 But the Taxpayers Federation
00:19:52.040 drilled down
00:19:52.580 and that's not true whatsoever.
00:19:55.080 No, not even close.
00:19:56.300 I mean, look at Canada's
00:19:57.300 population growth
00:19:58.200 over that same time.
00:19:59.940 Canada's population
00:20:00.860 grew by 14%.
00:20:02.640 The bureaucracy
00:20:03.820 grew by 42%.
00:20:05.520 So it's not even close.
00:20:07.580 And in fact,
00:20:08.140 if the bureaucracy
00:20:08.940 had just grown
00:20:10.180 to keep pace
00:20:10.940 with population,
00:20:12.400 we'd have 70,000 fewer
00:20:14.960 federal bureaucrats
00:20:16.460 working for the federal government.
00:20:18.080 And again, folks,
00:20:18.720 like this is just crazy, right?
00:20:20.040 That the fact that Trudeau
00:20:21.220 since becoming prime minister
00:20:22.420 less than a decade ago
00:20:23.600 has added more than
00:20:24.780 108,000 federal bureaucrats
00:20:26.880 for an increase of 42%.
00:20:28.820 It's crazy.
00:20:30.860 Well, and I don't think
00:20:31.820 Canadians are getting
00:20:32.660 better service.
00:20:33.740 Like for that many bureaucrats,
00:20:34.880 we should be getting
00:20:35.500 concierge service.
00:20:36.620 Just to put this in context,
00:20:38.140 Justin Trudeau has hired
00:20:39.780 as many bureaucrats
00:20:41.460 as the population
00:20:42.740 of Red Deer, Alberta.
00:20:45.020 And that's just been added
00:20:46.980 to the federal payroll,
00:20:48.240 but also to federal
00:20:49.540 pension liabilities.
00:20:50.880 But I don't think
00:20:51.560 you could talk
00:20:52.160 to a Canadian out there
00:20:53.340 who's tried to,
00:20:54.280 let's say,
00:20:55.280 renew their passport,
00:20:56.880 call the CRA,
00:20:58.120 that the level of service
00:21:00.140 that Canadians are getting
00:21:01.200 is somewhere anywhere
00:21:02.740 near the number of dollars
00:21:04.580 we're spending
00:21:05.220 on public sector bureaucrats.
00:21:06.940 No, not even close.
00:21:08.420 I'm glad you brought
00:21:09.000 up the CRA.
00:21:09.660 I mean, trying to get
00:21:10.340 the CRA on the phone.
00:21:11.800 I mean, good luck
00:21:12.440 with that, folks.
00:21:13.740 And like, when you mentioned
00:21:15.040 that the growth
00:21:16.300 in the bureaucracy,
00:21:16.900 it's about the size
00:21:18.100 of Red Deer, Alberta,
00:21:19.440 that's not the total bureaucracy.
00:21:21.160 That's just the new number
00:21:22.300 of bureaucrats
00:21:22.980 that Trudeau has hired
00:21:24.060 in the last less than a decade,
00:21:26.420 right?
00:21:26.620 Because the total number
00:21:28.180 of federal bureaucrats now,
00:21:29.840 when you don't count
00:21:30.680 those who are in the military
00:21:32.280 or active RCMP officers,
00:21:35.100 is now 367,000 federal bureaucrats.
00:21:39.560 Then there's all
00:21:40.020 the provincial bureaucrats
00:21:41.100 you're paying for,
00:21:41.740 all the municipal bureaucrats.
00:21:43.220 But Sheila,
00:21:43.720 you kind of touched on this
00:21:44.960 when you mentioned
00:21:45.760 the pension obligations
00:21:46.940 that taxpayers are paying for.
00:21:48.740 It's not just the size
00:21:49.980 of the bureaucracy
00:21:50.540 that has grown out of control.
00:21:52.380 The cost of the bureaucracy
00:21:54.160 has grown out of control as well.
00:21:56.180 In fact, since 2016,
00:21:58.040 the cost of the federal bureaucracy
00:21:59.780 has gone up 68%.
00:22:01.620 And you might be scratching your head
00:22:03.500 asking yourself why.
00:22:05.000 It's because we're paying
00:22:06.140 for a bigger bureaucracy
00:22:07.560 collecting bigger paychecks.
00:22:10.100 So over the last four years alone,
00:22:12.280 Trudeau has handed out
00:22:13.420 more than 1 million pay raises.
00:22:16.280 Now, think about the last four years
00:22:18.360 and let that sink in.
00:22:20.180 Number one,
00:22:21.060 services have been atrocious, right?
00:22:23.260 We all remember the horror stories
00:22:25.020 of the long lineups
00:22:26.020 to try to get a passport.
00:22:27.540 But number two,
00:22:28.400 and more to the point,
00:22:29.780 what has happened
00:22:30.420 to the private sector
00:22:31.420 over the last four years?
00:22:33.480 Lockdowns, right?
00:22:35.100 Job losses, business losses,
00:22:37.460 some business owners
00:22:38.380 closing up shop for good.
00:22:40.180 Then you have an inflation crisis
00:22:42.300 where Canadians struggle
00:22:44.000 to afford the necessities
00:22:45.280 like rising rent payments
00:22:46.720 and grocery hauls.
00:22:48.500 So all during that time,
00:22:50.380 Trudeau has taken more money
00:22:51.980 from the people
00:22:52.980 who pay the bills around here,
00:22:54.680 the private sector taxpayers,
00:22:56.500 and handed out
00:22:57.560 more than a million pay raises
00:22:59.220 in just the last four years alone.
00:23:02.300 Now, do we know
00:23:03.400 if these are bureaucrats
00:23:04.660 that will actually have to go
00:23:05.800 to a physical building to work?
00:23:07.200 Because I know that
00:23:07.800 that is a big deal
00:23:08.940 for public sector bureaucrats
00:23:10.620 these days.
00:23:11.420 They love working from home.
00:23:14.560 And like,
00:23:15.920 are these ones
00:23:17.080 that are going to have to go
00:23:17.740 to a physical building?
00:23:18.740 Like, if we don't notice you
00:23:20.420 back at the office,
00:23:21.860 maybe we don't need you.
00:23:23.740 What's going to happen
00:23:24.580 to these ones?
00:23:25.260 Are they just the work-at-home,
00:23:26.580 luxury ones
00:23:27.140 where we have to buy them
00:23:27.940 a fancy chair
00:23:28.820 so they can sit next to it
00:23:31.640 on their couch all day
00:23:32.500 and clickety-clack
00:23:33.380 on their computer?
00:23:35.040 Well, I'm glad you brought that up.
00:23:36.100 And I'm not really sure
00:23:36.940 where the dispute is
00:23:37.860 at this moment,
00:23:38.980 but your audience
00:23:40.680 will probably remember
00:23:41.680 in the last couple of months
00:23:42.680 or so,
00:23:43.340 you had the main
00:23:44.160 federal union boss
00:23:45.740 who essentially was like
00:23:47.080 trying to light
00:23:47.660 their hair on fire
00:23:48.720 about having these bureaucrats
00:23:50.720 go to the office
00:23:51.440 about three times a week,
00:23:53.120 right?
00:23:53.360 So what you had
00:23:54.260 are these whining
00:23:55.940 overpaid federal bureaucrats
00:23:58.420 complaining that they have
00:23:59.580 to show up to the office
00:24:00.940 about the same amount of time
00:24:02.160 or less
00:24:02.940 than what anyone
00:24:03.660 in the private sector
00:24:04.620 would really be forced to do.
00:24:06.720 And, you know,
00:24:07.200 who are the people
00:24:08.020 who should be complaining
00:24:08.900 right now?
00:24:09.780 Not these overpaid
00:24:10.920 federal government bureaucrats.
00:24:12.360 The people who should be
00:24:13.300 complaining right now
00:24:14.260 are taxpayers, right?
00:24:15.960 Because just think of
00:24:16.640 the last few years alone,
00:24:18.120 right?
00:24:18.420 Where the federal government
00:24:19.620 has added hundreds
00:24:20.920 or tens of thousands
00:24:22.660 of extra bureaucrats,
00:24:23.800 sorry,
00:24:24.100 tens of thousands
00:24:24.720 of extra bureaucrats
00:24:25.680 has rubber stamped
00:24:26.860 hundreds of millions
00:24:29.380 of dollars in bonuses,
00:24:31.220 handed out more
00:24:31.880 than a million pay raises
00:24:32.980 in the last couple years alone.
00:24:34.860 Meanwhile,
00:24:35.520 taxpayers still aren't
00:24:36.380 getting good services.
00:24:37.660 The only thing
00:24:38.360 that taxpayers seem
00:24:39.360 to be getting out
00:24:40.240 of this deal
00:24:40.740 are a higher tax bill.
00:24:42.660 Now, Sheila,
00:24:43.160 I've mentioned
00:24:43.840 the more than 108,000
00:24:45.660 federal bureaucrats
00:24:46.500 being added
00:24:46.980 since Trudeau
00:24:47.620 became prime minister.
00:24:48.780 I've mentioned
00:24:49.520 the more than a million
00:24:50.860 pay raises
00:24:51.520 over the last four years
00:24:52.700 to federal bureaucrats.
00:24:54.160 I haven't even mentioned
00:24:55.140 the most infuriating
00:24:56.120 part of all of this
00:24:57.120 is the fact that Trudeau
00:24:58.460 has rubber stamped
00:24:59.420 more than a billion dollars
00:25:01.480 in bonuses,
00:25:03.240 taxpayer-funded bonuses,
00:25:04.860 by the way,
00:25:06.060 to federal bureaucrats
00:25:07.400 when federal departments
00:25:08.840 can't even meet
00:25:09.940 half of their own
00:25:11.600 performance targets
00:25:12.820 consistently.
00:25:14.280 And Sheila,
00:25:15.260 it's not like
00:25:15.840 these are the performance
00:25:16.800 targets from the
00:25:17.620 Canadian Taxpayers
00:25:18.460 Federation.
00:25:19.420 These are performance
00:25:20.280 targets that they set
00:25:21.320 for themselves
00:25:22.020 and they still
00:25:23.060 can't meet
00:25:23.580 barely half of them
00:25:24.620 and doesn't matter,
00:25:25.960 bonuses anyways.
00:25:27.940 Right.
00:25:28.500 We saw this
00:25:28.940 with the CBC.
00:25:30.060 Nobody watches
00:25:30.720 the CBC
00:25:31.460 except,
00:25:34.540 I think,
00:25:35.180 grandparents
00:25:35.680 who don't know
00:25:36.200 how to change
00:25:36.720 the remote control.
00:25:37.880 Like,
00:25:37.980 that's the greatest
00:25:38.620 thing that
00:25:39.300 Canadian grandchildren
00:25:40.600 can do for the
00:25:41.620 state of the country
00:25:42.360 is teach their
00:25:43.120 grandparents
00:25:43.560 how to use
00:25:44.080 the remote control
00:25:44.760 so they're not
00:25:45.280 obligated to watch
00:25:46.280 the CBC.
00:25:47.180 But nobody's
00:25:47.720 watching the CBC.
00:25:48.660 A statistical
00:25:49.660 rounding error
00:25:50.360 of Canadians
00:25:50.920 watched their
00:25:51.460 flagship news coverage
00:25:52.760 and yet it is
00:25:53.940 nothing but a
00:25:54.820 fire hose of
00:25:55.580 bonuses being
00:25:56.400 shot in the
00:25:57.180 faces of
00:25:58.160 CBC bureaucrats.
00:25:59.720 Well,
00:26:00.240 you'll remember
00:26:00.780 that last year
00:26:01.500 the CBC handed
00:26:02.540 out,
00:26:02.920 what,
00:26:03.040 $15 million
00:26:04.020 in taxpayer-funded
00:26:05.980 bonuses,
00:26:06.680 all while their
00:26:07.620 president,
00:26:08.200 CEO,
00:26:08.720 Catherine Tate,
00:26:09.600 was claiming
00:26:10.440 chronic underfunding,
00:26:12.220 right,
00:26:12.560 begging the government
00:26:13.600 for more taxpayer
00:26:14.600 cash.
00:26:15.500 And,
00:26:15.720 you know,
00:26:15.980 like,
00:26:16.260 I don't know
00:26:16.740 what's worse,
00:26:17.460 right,
00:26:17.900 the fact that
00:26:18.720 Tate still
00:26:19.760 had enough
00:26:20.220 money to
00:26:20.640 hand out
00:26:21.060 in bonuses
00:26:21.660 while she's
00:26:22.660 claiming chronic
00:26:23.360 underfunding,
00:26:24.080 or the fact
00:26:24.760 that Tate
00:26:25.320 thinks the
00:26:25.860 CBC is
00:26:26.400 chronically
00:26:26.820 underfunded
00:26:27.420 when they
00:26:28.020 take more
00:26:28.540 than a
00:26:28.880 billion dollars
00:26:29.520 from taxpayers
00:26:30.300 every single
00:26:31.220 year.
00:26:31.740 Like,
00:26:31.900 I'm not sure
00:26:32.520 what's worse.
00:26:33.420 But it's not
00:26:33.960 just the CBC,
00:26:35.180 right,
00:26:35.440 it's not just
00:26:36.060 the state
00:26:36.380 broadcaster,
00:26:37.200 you have the
00:26:37.840 Bank of
00:26:38.240 Canada,
00:26:39.000 another failing
00:26:39.820 crown corporation
00:26:40.760 who has one
00:26:41.980 job,
00:26:42.920 keep inflation
00:26:43.620 low and around
00:26:44.380 2%.
00:26:45.100 Well,
00:26:45.640 over the
00:26:45.820 last three
00:26:46.280 years,
00:26:46.720 they completely
00:26:47.440 failed to do
00:26:48.320 their one
00:26:48.680 and only job,
00:26:49.580 yet they still
00:26:50.240 rubber-stamped
00:26:50.920 around $60
00:26:51.740 million in
00:26:52.680 bonuses.
00:26:53.700 Or how about
00:26:54.220 this one,
00:26:55.040 the Canada
00:26:55.620 Mortgage and
00:26:56.280 Housing Corporation,
00:26:57.700 another failing
00:26:58.840 crown corporation.
00:27:00.100 You know,
00:27:00.440 Sheila,
00:27:00.900 they have
00:27:01.620 repeatedly claimed
00:27:03.160 that they have
00:27:04.380 one objective
00:27:05.580 above all
00:27:06.300 others,
00:27:07.020 housing affordability
00:27:08.440 for all.
00:27:09.480 Well,
00:27:10.280 over the last
00:27:10.880 four years,
00:27:11.900 Canadians
00:27:12.260 couldn't afford
00:27:12.920 to buy a
00:27:13.420 home,
00:27:13.980 yet they
00:27:14.360 still rubber-stamped
00:27:15.460 like $100
00:27:16.380 million in
00:27:17.520 bonuses over
00:27:18.320 the last
00:27:18.660 four years
00:27:19.160 alone.
00:27:21.160 And it's
00:27:22.300 going to get
00:27:22.940 worse,
00:27:23.480 much,
00:27:23.800 much worse,
00:27:24.340 because we
00:27:24.880 know Justin
00:27:25.480 Trudeau is
00:27:26.000 scaling up the
00:27:27.000 bureaucracy
00:27:27.380 even more.
00:27:28.160 He's got
00:27:28.420 three new
00:27:29.520 bureaucracies
00:27:30.780 just to impose
00:27:31.820 his censorship
00:27:32.540 legislation,
00:27:33.700 and then the
00:27:34.400 Competition Bureau
00:27:35.260 has this
00:27:36.260 extra power
00:27:37.620 now to
00:27:38.280 censor the
00:27:39.140 oil patch.
00:27:39.980 That'll require
00:27:40.880 more bureaucrats.
00:27:41.620 So I think
00:27:42.280 this is just
00:27:43.340 the tip of
00:27:44.400 the iceberg
00:27:44.940 if Justin
00:27:46.100 Trudeau
00:27:46.480 continues to
00:27:48.020 govern this
00:27:48.480 country.
00:27:50.000 You know,
00:27:50.620 I'm glad you
00:27:51.140 brought up the
00:27:51.640 so-called
00:27:52.160 online harms
00:27:53.140 bill,
00:27:53.620 and the fact
00:27:54.300 that the
00:27:54.560 parliamentary
00:27:54.860 budget officer
00:27:55.700 only looked
00:27:56.300 at some
00:27:56.880 of the
00:27:57.240 aspects
00:27:57.780 that pertain
00:27:58.860 to this
00:27:59.360 new piece
00:28:00.100 of legislation
00:28:00.740 and said,
00:28:01.200 look,
00:28:01.480 this is going
00:28:01.820 to cost
00:28:02.200 taxpayers
00:28:03.040 hundreds of
00:28:03.660 millions of
00:28:04.040 dollars.
00:28:04.660 This is going
00:28:05.120 to require
00:28:05.640 300 new
00:28:07.340 censorship
00:28:08.420 bureaucrats
00:28:09.200 snooping around
00:28:09.900 what you say,
00:28:10.820 see,
00:28:11.240 read,
00:28:11.420 and hear
00:28:11.880 online.
00:28:13.240 And you
00:28:13.440 know,
00:28:13.640 Sheila,
00:28:14.000 if this
00:28:14.460 was really
00:28:14.920 about actually
00:28:16.100 going after
00:28:16.820 legitimate
00:28:17.360 criminals,
00:28:18.420 well,
00:28:18.900 who do you
00:28:19.480 call when
00:28:20.100 you have to
00:28:20.460 go after
00:28:20.760 a criminal?
00:28:21.640 Do you
00:28:21.980 call a
00:28:22.660 bureaucrat
00:28:23.180 in Ottawa
00:28:23.560 or do you
00:28:24.880 call the
00:28:25.280 police?
00:28:26.220 I think we
00:28:26.820 all know the
00:28:27.340 answer to
00:28:27.780 that.
00:28:28.260 So if this
00:28:28.640 was really
00:28:29.020 about going
00:28:29.580 after criminals
00:28:30.340 and if it
00:28:30.900 wasn't about
00:28:31.400 online censorship,
00:28:32.760 then why
00:28:33.180 wouldn't they
00:28:33.620 just hire
00:28:34.160 300 police
00:28:35.220 officers rather
00:28:36.300 than 300
00:28:37.040 plus online
00:28:38.320 hall monitors?
00:28:39.500 I think we
00:28:40.080 all know the
00:28:40.600 answer to
00:28:41.000 that.
00:28:42.340 Indeed,
00:28:42.960 we do,
00:28:43.640 especially us
00:28:44.300 here at
00:28:44.560 Rebel News.
00:28:46.200 Franco,
00:28:46.820 tell us how
00:28:47.400 people can
00:28:48.200 find the
00:28:49.340 work that you
00:28:49.780 do at the
00:28:50.300 Taxpayers
00:28:50.660 Federation and
00:28:51.460 more importantly,
00:28:52.080 support the
00:28:52.520 work that you
00:28:52.980 do to hold
00:28:53.660 the government
00:28:54.120 to account on
00:28:54.800 behalf of the
00:28:55.360 little guy.
00:28:55.720 Well, number
00:28:57.000 one, you can
00:28:57.560 find us pretty
00:28:58.280 much on all
00:28:58.780 social media
00:28:59.300 platforms.
00:28:59.780 Just type in
00:29:00.620 Canadian
00:29:00.960 Taxpayers
00:29:01.540 Federation if
00:29:02.520 you want to
00:29:02.820 follow me at
00:29:04.120 Franco underscore
00:29:05.140 nomics.
00:29:06.100 But the best
00:29:06.660 place that you
00:29:07.340 can go to is
00:29:08.220 taxpayer.com.
00:29:10.200 Taxpayer.com.
00:29:11.300 Check out our
00:29:11.760 newsroom, sign
00:29:12.500 some petitions,
00:29:13.380 and I think that's
00:29:14.060 the best way to
00:29:14.640 stay up to date
00:29:15.280 with the work that
00:29:16.100 we're doing.
00:29:17.540 Great.
00:29:18.060 Thanks so much,
00:29:18.780 Franco.
00:29:19.480 We'll have you
00:29:20.180 back on again
00:29:20.720 very soon.
00:29:21.840 Hey, always a
00:29:22.540 pleasure.
00:29:22.960 Thank you.
00:29:24.760 Stay with us
00:29:25.560 your letters to
00:29:26.240 Ezra, read by
00:29:27.200 me, up after
00:29:28.060 the break.
00:29:37.520 Friends, it
00:29:38.120 feels like we
00:29:38.620 get your viewer
00:29:39.420 feedback every
00:29:40.740 minute of every
00:29:41.840 single day, and
00:29:42.520 I like that
00:29:43.240 because a lot
00:29:45.100 of things irritate
00:29:45.880 me in the world
00:29:46.540 or a lot of
00:29:47.420 things that I
00:29:48.180 like in the
00:29:48.820 world, I like
00:29:50.060 and then I just
00:29:50.540 keep it to
00:29:50.940 myself.
00:29:51.420 It takes a
00:29:52.100 special level
00:29:52.940 of motivation
00:29:53.780 to get me
00:29:54.880 to send an
00:29:56.420 irritated comment
00:29:57.580 or a comment
00:30:00.040 saying that I
00:30:00.900 approve or I
00:30:01.560 appreciate.
00:30:02.260 So I know a
00:30:03.280 lot of you are
00:30:03.960 motivated and you
00:30:04.860 really like the
00:30:05.480 work that we're
00:30:05.880 doing and that
00:30:06.340 makes me happy
00:30:06.960 because without
00:30:07.580 you, we don't
00:30:08.380 get to do work
00:30:09.160 because we'll
00:30:10.620 never take a
00:30:11.120 penny from
00:30:11.480 Justin Trudeau
00:30:12.440 and how could
00:30:13.920 we hold him to
00:30:14.540 account if we
00:30:15.560 ever did?
00:30:16.220 Friends, you
00:30:16.640 should really
00:30:17.180 watch or read
00:30:19.300 mainstream media
00:30:20.880 coverage.
00:30:21.520 as though it
00:30:22.560 were a grant
00:30:23.280 application to
00:30:24.920 the government
00:30:25.360 because really
00:30:26.140 at the end of
00:30:26.640 the day, that's
00:30:27.160 what it is.
00:30:27.640 But not us
00:30:28.360 here.
00:30:28.580 We hold the
00:30:29.360 government to
00:30:30.040 account on
00:30:30.600 behalf of the
00:30:31.040 people and
00:30:31.940 based on the
00:30:32.620 volume of
00:30:33.360 comments that
00:30:34.120 we get, I
00:30:35.020 feel like you
00:30:35.440 appreciate it.
00:30:36.360 Now, on
00:30:37.400 Ezra's Ireland
00:30:38.980 reporting, as
00:30:39.820 you know, big
00:30:40.920 boss Ezra Levant,
00:30:42.080 he just went
00:30:42.580 over to Ireland
00:30:43.580 to cover the
00:30:45.520 migrant camps that
00:30:46.600 are popping up
00:30:47.380 in small towns
00:30:48.500 where the
00:30:48.900 locals are
00:30:50.120 protesting because
00:30:51.140 they are going
00:30:51.740 to dump more
00:30:53.480 migrants in the
00:30:54.320 town than there
00:30:55.040 are townsfolk.
00:30:55.960 Think about what
00:30:56.520 that does to the
00:30:58.080 culture of your
00:30:58.700 community.
00:30:59.180 It just completely
00:30:59.820 erases it.
00:31:00.660 It changes
00:31:01.200 everything.
00:31:02.460 And it makes
00:31:04.000 it impossible for
00:31:04.960 the migrants to
00:31:05.600 actually integrate.
00:31:08.020 Right?
00:31:08.900 How is that even
00:31:09.860 possible?
00:31:11.340 Woofious, I think
00:31:12.540 that's how you say
00:31:13.120 it, right?
00:31:14.040 Speaking of
00:31:14.720 migrant housing
00:31:15.660 schemes, so let me
00:31:16.840 figure this out.
00:31:17.960 The taxpayers are
00:31:18.640 the ones having to
00:31:19.340 suffer and pay for
00:31:20.760 the Prime Minister's
00:31:21.700 gulag economy, yet
00:31:23.060 it's the migrants
00:31:23.840 which have all the
00:31:25.260 fun for a free
00:31:25.960 lunch, so to
00:31:26.940 speak.
00:31:27.660 Feds are going to
00:31:28.880 garnish migrant
00:31:30.160 wages for their
00:31:31.360 costs once they
00:31:32.340 start working.
00:31:33.300 Do you think that's
00:31:33.780 going to happen?
00:31:34.480 Do you think that
00:31:34.900 has happened anywhere
00:31:35.860 that this sort of
00:31:37.180 scheme happens?
00:31:39.180 It doesn't happen
00:31:40.100 in Canada.
00:31:40.660 I can't see it
00:31:41.780 happening in Ireland
00:31:42.700 either.
00:31:43.200 65P Baker
00:31:46.720 writes, these
00:31:48.220 countries have to
00:31:48.900 come together and
00:31:50.520 send these people
00:31:51.120 right back where
00:31:51.760 they came from.
00:31:52.560 God bless Ireland.
00:31:53.680 Now, I should be
00:31:54.900 clear to you, I'm
00:31:56.260 not against
00:31:56.780 immigration, I'm
00:31:58.440 not against
00:31:59.040 refugees, I
00:32:01.120 think that
00:32:02.700 dumping more
00:32:05.300 people into a
00:32:06.800 community from
00:32:08.680 someplace else,
00:32:09.680 a number that's
00:32:12.060 larger than the
00:32:12.740 community itself, is
00:32:13.880 the complete erasure
00:32:14.740 of the community, and
00:32:16.060 nobody wants that, and
00:32:17.260 people have a right
00:32:18.340 to stand up to
00:32:21.060 save their own
00:32:22.060 community, right?
00:32:23.960 And yet these
00:32:24.920 people who are
00:32:25.700 protesting it are
00:32:27.140 being called far
00:32:28.800 right-wing extremists.
00:32:30.640 We don't know how
00:32:31.120 they voted, they're
00:32:32.500 just saying, and
00:32:34.820 not only that, we
00:32:36.720 don't even know if
00:32:37.500 they're against
00:32:37.960 immigration.
00:32:38.540 We don't know if
00:32:40.380 they're against the
00:32:41.240 migrants.
00:32:42.720 We just know that
00:32:44.620 they see what is
00:32:45.760 about to happen to
00:32:46.740 them as wrong, and
00:32:48.360 they want a say in
00:32:50.540 what happens to
00:32:51.440 them, because this is
00:32:52.260 being done to them,
00:32:53.660 not with them.
00:32:56.860 And let me circle
00:32:57.900 back, I'm not
00:32:58.520 against immigration.
00:33:00.140 I'm against
00:33:01.640 controlled
00:33:03.200 immigration that
00:33:04.960 meets the needs of
00:33:06.060 the host country,
00:33:07.000 that doesn't
00:33:09.180 place a burden
00:33:09.940 on health care,
00:33:12.520 housing, and
00:33:13.340 other infrastructure.
00:33:14.820 That also
00:33:16.020 happens in a way
00:33:18.260 that the
00:33:19.000 immigrant is
00:33:20.120 able to find
00:33:21.180 a sustaining
00:33:21.980 job for
00:33:24.300 themselves,
00:33:24.920 wherein they
00:33:25.860 aren't reliant
00:33:26.640 on the
00:33:27.380 taxpayer.
00:33:27.780 I think that's
00:33:30.600 fair.
00:33:31.160 That sets the
00:33:32.080 immigrant up for
00:33:32.780 success, but also
00:33:33.600 the host country as
00:33:34.360 well.
00:33:35.820 Normal guy,
00:33:37.100 crazy world
00:33:37.900 writes, our
00:33:39.140 governments have
00:33:40.060 sold us out to
00:33:41.160 the highest bidder.
00:33:42.660 You'll loan
00:33:43.340 nothing and be
00:33:43.880 happy.
00:33:45.980 These people are
00:33:47.320 open borders.
00:33:48.340 They have also
00:33:50.400 enough money.
00:33:51.980 I say these
00:33:52.640 people, the
00:33:53.120 decision makers,
00:33:54.040 they have enough
00:33:54.600 money to escape
00:33:55.500 their bad ideas.
00:33:57.440 Right?
00:33:57.960 They can propose
00:34:00.940 open borders and
00:34:02.060 it will happen to
00:34:02.980 your community, but
00:34:04.500 it won't happen to
00:34:05.200 them in their
00:34:05.760 gated community.
00:34:06.700 You see, they
00:34:07.120 understand borders
00:34:08.320 insofar as the
00:34:10.840 gates to their
00:34:11.560 community and
00:34:12.320 their estates are
00:34:13.460 borders to
00:34:15.840 preserve their
00:34:16.700 lifestyle, but
00:34:18.120 you're a racist if
00:34:19.240 you want that for
00:34:20.040 yourself.
00:34:21.020 Right?
00:34:22.000 Well, everybody,
00:34:22.960 that's the show
00:34:23.440 for tonight.
00:34:24.380 Thank you so much
00:34:25.200 for tuning in.
00:34:26.240 I'm not sure
00:34:27.640 who's hosting the
00:34:28.240 show tomorrow.
00:34:29.080 Could be Ezra,
00:34:29.720 could be David,
00:34:30.340 could be me,
00:34:30.820 who knows.
00:34:31.400 But thanks to
00:34:31.800 everybody who
00:34:32.220 works behind the
00:34:32.880 scenes to put the
00:34:33.420 show together so
00:34:34.340 that it is there
00:34:35.080 when you want to
00:34:36.160 click on it.
00:34:36.820 And as my boss,
00:34:38.660 Ezra Levant,
00:34:39.340 always says,
00:34:40.260 keep fighting for
00:34:40.940 freedom.
00:34:56.240 God bless you.