Rebel News Podcast - June 21, 2023


EZRA LEVANT | The consequences of cancel culture: A conversation with Christine Anderson


Episode Stats

Length

29 minutes

Words per Minute

165.60495

Word Count

4,948

Sentence Count

325

Misogynist Sentences

2

Hate Speech Sentences

13


Summary

Christine Anderson is back in Canada, and she's here to tell us about her controversial trip to Canada and why she was not kept out of the country. She also tells us why Justin Trudeau didn't want her to come.


Transcript

00:00:00.000 Hello, my Rebels. Very special interview with Christine Anderson. You might remember that name.
00:00:03.840 She's the German member of the European Parliament who visited Canada to meet with some conservative
00:00:08.600 MPs and was condemned. She was condemned as vile and not welcome in Canada by Pierre Polyev's
00:00:15.320 office. Of course, the liberal media piled on too. Well, we'll set the record straight. I think you'll
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00:00:56.320 Tonight, a feature interview with Christine Anderson, the member of the European Parliament
00:01:03.860 condemned by Pierre Polyev, as well as Justin Trudeau. This is the Ezra LeVant Show.
00:01:09.060 Shame on you, you censorious bug.
00:01:15.380 A few months ago, there was a shocking cancel culture moment, an attack on conservative MPs.
00:01:31.720 But the attack didn't come just from the left-wing media. It came from the conservative leader's
00:01:37.860 office too. Pierre Polyev's staff put out a press release denouncing his own MPs, including
00:01:44.480 Leslyn Lewis, for meeting with a scandalous woman from Germany, a member of the European
00:01:50.580 Parliament named Christine Anderson. The statement from Polyev's office, which was not signed by
00:01:56.260 himself but put out by his office, said that she was vile and that her views had no place
00:02:02.660 in Canada, that indeed she herself was not even welcome in this country. It was shocking.
00:02:08.880 The language itself closely tracked the cancel culture language, typically used by Justin Trudeau,
00:02:16.380 Jagmeet Singh, or the regime media. Leslyn Lewis and the other MPs are obedient, as I suppose you have
00:02:24.080 to be when you're in a political team and they quickly disassociated themselves. But who is Christine
00:02:31.040 Anderson? What did she do? And why did the conservative party leader, or at least his staff,
00:02:37.100 sound like a woke college junior engaging in a tantrum after being triggered? Well, as it so
00:02:46.640 happens, Christine Anderson is back in Canada and she'll be with me for the next half hour talking
00:02:51.360 about these and other things. Christine Anderson, welcome back to Canada. Thank you for having me
00:02:57.200 back. Well, it's a pleasure and I bumped into you at an event and we both remarked that it's
00:03:04.100 actually interesting that you were not kept out given the language used. I think most of the
00:03:11.200 attacks on you were actually, the sharpest attack was by the conservative party. I think that the
00:03:17.200 liberals did chime in. But you are a member of the European Union. You are an elected official from
00:03:23.840 Germany. It would actually be a diplomatic incident if you were kept out, wouldn't it be?
00:03:28.100 Yeah, I think so. And I think that's why they opted not to actually do keep me out. And truth
00:03:36.300 be told, I mean, what do they really bring against me? You know, it's like all kind of slander and
00:03:42.040 labeling me with names and, you know, any kind of ism you can think they have in the book. So it's like,
00:03:48.980 but that just goes to show how very desperate they are. They have to resort to measures like that,
00:03:54.580 you know, just slandering people left and right. I mean, they don't know the first thing about me.
00:04:00.460 They don't know what I've done. They don't know where I've been and what I actually fight for and
00:04:06.500 stand for. They just see that I'm questioning the politically desired narrative, that I'm calling
00:04:15.100 out the globalitarian elites on their despicable agenda they're trying to push on people. And that's
00:04:23.220 what they're actually opposed to. So, but they couldn't really very well tell the people, well,
00:04:30.600 we don't want her talking because she's telling the truth and she's exposing, is exposing a lot of
00:04:36.180 things. So they of course have to slander me. So in the hopes that people will actually fall for it
00:04:43.660 and won't even listen to what I have to say since I'm such a vile person. Right. But I guess it didn't
00:04:51.040 work. Did it now? Well, and I want to remind our viewers because I've interviewed you a few times
00:04:57.260 when you were in either Brussels where the European Parliament is or from Germany. And I just want to
00:05:03.020 remind our viewers how we first came to know you. You were standing up for Canadian civil liberties during
00:05:09.420 the trucker convoy. Here, let's just play a clip of one of your passionate speeches that got a lot of
00:05:14.540 attention over here. And I can understand why Justin Trudeau hates you, but it was more of a surprise
00:05:20.620 that Pierre Pauline would condemn. Here, let's take a look. Based on article 195,
00:05:26.700 that it would have been more appropriate for Mr. Trudeau, prime minister of Canada,
00:05:30.860 to address this house according to article 144, an article which was specifically designed
00:05:37.820 to debate violations of human rights, democracy, and the rule of law, which is clearly the case
00:05:44.220 with Mr. Trudeau. Then again, a prime minister who openly admires the Chinese basic dictatorship,
00:05:51.660 who tramples on fundamental rights by persecuting and criminalizing his own citizens as terrorists,
00:05:57.980 just because they dared to stand up to his perverted concept of democracy,
00:06:03.020 should not be allowed to speak in this house at all. Mr. Trudeau, you are a disgrace for any
00:06:09.900 democracy. Please spare us your presence. Thank you. I thought that was very stirring,
00:06:15.820 and so I'm not surprised that you came to Canada and were warmly welcomed by those conservative MPs.
00:06:20.540 I know, for example, Leslyn Lewis herself was one of the first conservative MPs to go out and meet with
00:06:25.660 the truckers. So I'm sure she found common cause with you. I know Leslyn Lewis a little bit,
00:06:30.460 and I know she's obviously not a racist. She's a woman of color herself. I know she's very
00:06:36.220 thoughtful and nuanced. The idea that she would be hosting a meeting with a hater or a bigot is
00:06:43.980 unthinkable. Tell me, how did you come to go to that meeting with Leslyn Lewis and the other
00:06:50.380 conservative MPs? Did they reach out to you? Did you reach out to them? I mean, it's common for different
00:06:55.340 elected officials to mix and mingle, either at formal events or through parliamentary
00:06:59.740 associations or exchanges. How did you come to that meeting in Ottawa? Well, the tour in Canada
00:07:06.380 was planned for me, and the staff that was taking care of this, dealing with all of this,
00:07:12.220 they actually set up that meeting. And I was thrilled to meet fellow parliamentarians
00:07:17.740 of Canada. And I would love to say we had an extremely lovely time, you know, talking about all kinds of
00:07:27.180 things. And at no point was any of the three MPs, you know, disgusted at what I said. On the contrary,
00:07:38.460 you know, we were actually agreeing on a lot of things. And yeah, so I was a little surprised then
00:07:47.180 the next day, you know, that statement was put out. But I'm kind of used to that by now. I mean,
00:07:53.740 in Germany, it's probably worse than here in Canada, especially being a member of the party that I'm a
00:08:00.220 member of the AFD. So I didn't pay too much mind, you know, it was like, yeah, well, here we go again.
00:08:07.260 And yeah, but like I said, it just goes to show how desperate they are, you know, they desperately
00:08:14.540 need to shut me down or shut my party down. Because we are, yeah, we are, we are exposing them.
00:08:23.580 You know, we'll talk in a minute more about the party, the AFD, which stands for alternative for
00:08:28.780 Deutschland or alternative for Germany. I want to talk about you in particular, because I think what
00:08:35.180 happened is there's a liberal war room dirty trickster named Warren Kinsella, who wrote a
00:08:43.420 series of factual stretches or half truths about the AFD, he couldn't find a single thing that you had
00:08:51.180 allegedly said or done. So he, he was such a reach, it was actually really embarrassing that the Toronto
00:08:56.380 Sun newspaper published it. And, and then that was jumped like it was, it was a lie planted by a
00:09:03.900 liberal party operative that was then picked up by the conservative party and used against
00:09:09.500 conservative MPs. It was so embarrassing, the amateur hour in the conservatives. But here's one thing that
00:09:15.580 I've mentioned to our viewers, and I'd like you to confirm it. Here in Canada, Justin Trudeau and his
00:09:21.740 staff sometimes calls his political enemies Nazis. I mean, I'm Jewish myself, but Gerald Butts,
00:09:28.780 Justin Trudeau's senior advisor, called me a Nazi, which is a disgrace that he would say so. It's a form
00:09:33.980 of anti-Semitism actually, I think, to call a Jew a Nazi. But it's used as a weapon. It's used as an insult.
00:09:41.260 In Germany itself, and correct me if I'm wrong, because I, I've done some research, but you would know,
00:09:48.620 being a Nazi, supporting Nazism, flying the swastika, promoting the Nazi philosophy, it's actually
00:09:57.100 a crime. Yes, it is. Is that correct? Yes, it is. So, and my point for mentioning that is,
00:10:03.980 the one thing we know about you is that you could not be a Nazi. Exactly. You could be a hundred other
00:10:08.380 things. Exactly. But you couldn't be a Nazi because a Nazi couldn't be elected. Nazi would be in jail in
00:10:12.460 Germany. Right. Right. It's also, I mean, to trivialize the Holocaust, you know, or call it
00:10:19.900 question or question anything pertaining to the Holocaust or, you know, denying it or whatever.
00:10:27.660 That is actually, yes, it is punishable by law. It is a crime. And flying the swastika, as you said,
00:10:34.300 you know, that's an absolute no go. So in fact, but they're still labeling people as Nazis, you know,
00:10:44.540 and that is very, very sharp sword, if you want, if you will. So they're using it as a weapon,
00:10:51.420 as you say. The thing is just this, if I'm being labeled a Nazi, you know, and let's say young people
00:10:58.780 look at me, you know, not knowing anything about me. And they go, okay, she is a Nazi. Well,
00:11:07.020 if she is a Nazi, to what conclusion, what conclusion will they have to arrive at? That if that is a Nazi,
00:11:14.700 well, maybe they weren't all that bad after all. That is what the trivialization of Nazi Germany and
00:11:21.100 Nazis is all about. Yeah. And Trudeau would say a lot. And yeah, if you label people left and right
00:11:26.940 as Nazis, that's how you trivialize the horrific and despicable atrocities, the true Nazis inflicted
00:11:36.380 upon people. I think that's a tactic by the Trudeaus of this world to call everyone a Nazi. And it,
00:11:41.820 and it diminishes the Nazi. It's like, it's like a knife that's overused to become dull.
00:11:46.620 It's like the left, they have been very successful. And I mean, Nazis, it's abbreviation for national
00:11:54.860 socialists. Yeah. Yeah. We're speaking about socialists here, but they've been very successful
00:12:02.300 in reframing national socialism into right-wing extremists. Isn't that a great point? Exactly.
00:12:10.780 So, I mean, but you can, you can look whether it was Nazi Germany, whether it was communism,
00:12:17.260 Soviet Union, China, these are all totalitarian regimes, point blank. And that's the thing, you know,
00:12:27.260 but like I said, um, and what is really disturbing is, um, a lot of people nowadays, they think,
00:12:35.260 or they scream loudest never again. And, you know, fight the beginnings and all of this, they wouldn't
00:12:43.180 recognize the beginnings of it jumped up and bit them in their faces. They have no clue. So if you do not
00:12:50.060 look at how was it possible, what steps were taken, how was it implemented, how will you be able to
00:12:58.460 fight it off when it happens again? So, but even doing that, you know, if I were to point out, well,
00:13:06.780 that's how it started back then, you know, I'm being accused of trivializing the Holocaust.
00:13:13.180 You know, there were a lot of things during the lockdowns and the pandemics that were authoritarian,
00:13:17.660 the division of people, the putting people into a kind of ghetto if they were unvaccinated,
00:13:23.500 demonizing minorities. Exactly. Scapegoating them, whatever. Using medical doctors to,
00:13:29.340 to push politics. A lot of these things were actually the tools the Nazis used. And to even
00:13:35.660 mention that was to, they would call you anti-Semitic if you pointed out, well, the Nuremberg
00:13:42.220 trials, the Nazi doctor trials were about never imposing medicine on people without their informed
00:13:49.500 consent. So it's quite funny that the people who throw the word Nazi around were actually turning
00:13:55.180 a blind eye to Nazi style tactics that were used during the lockdowns. Exactly. And the thing is just
00:14:00.620 this, I mean, Nazi Germany did not start out by rounding up people and transporting them off to
00:14:05.980 camps. That was the end game, the end play. It started with little incremental steps. So first,
00:14:13.500 Jews were not allowed to sit on certain benches anymore. Well, what's the big deal? They can sit
00:14:18.140 on other benches, right? You know, this rationalizing of these steps, then they weren't allowed to own pets
00:14:23.500 anymore. Well, you don't need a pet to, you know, to get along. What's the big deal? So this is what we have
00:14:29.180 been seeing in the last three years. People kept rationalizing these utterly ridiculous measures and
00:14:36.140 infringements on fundamental rights. You know, well, it's not all that bad, right? Yeah, we can do this
00:14:42.060 for four, it's only for four weeks, only for two months, whatever. This constant rationalizing, you know,
00:14:48.700 but it's little steps, one at a time. You get people used to a certain situation and then, you know, you
00:14:55.020 proceed and you proceed. And before you know it, yeah, guess what? You find yourself in a fully
00:15:01.340 blown totalitarian regime. And you might not have even noticed because people go along. That's,
00:15:07.820 uh, yeah, that, that's how it comes about. That's how it works. And if you don't have your guards up,
00:15:14.300 and if you don't do, don't recognize those mechanisms and those signs, then you have no defense
00:15:21.500 against it. You know, a lot of the attacks against you were actually attacks against AFD or Alternative
00:15:26.780 for Deutschland, your party. Um, I've been in Germany and I met some AFD people. The party's been around
00:15:32.220 for about a decade or a little bit more, I think. Ten years this year. And, um, they gave about 10%
00:15:38.060 of the, the German parliament, if I'm not mistaken. So that's proportionately more than our NDP party or our
00:15:45.180 block cable. Those are just parties our viewers would know. So you're not the dominant party,
00:15:51.100 but you're a, you would be a bigger player in the coalitions there than the NDP is here.
00:15:57.660 You have about 300 officials and various, you know, local or state. So, you know, 300 elected
00:16:04.780 officials, 10% of the parliament. It's not a, it's not a dominant party, but it's, it's a fairly
00:16:12.860 substantial party that's been around. Yes. Yes. I don't think Canadians, or at least, I mean,
00:16:17.500 I don't think Canadians know anything about the AFD, but the critics who were smearing it as some
00:16:21.900 extremist crazy thing, I think they just simply don't know. Uh, well, it's actually kind of
00:16:27.420 interesting. So my party really started out, founded in 2013, uh, Euro critics and EU critics,
00:16:35.340 you know, that got us labeled as enemies of Europe. Yeah. We're not enemies of Europe. I love Europe. My
00:16:43.900 party loves Europe. The EU is the enemy of Europe because they level it all. They want us all to be,
00:16:52.620 look at a lot of people that actually envy us, you know, to be Europeans. We live on this rather small
00:16:59.260 continent with so many languages, so many cultures and it's a rich history, you know, in each and every
00:17:06.860 country in Europe. And, uh, what they're doing, they want us to be all the same somehow, you know,
00:17:15.660 get rid of our national identity, of our cultural identity, uh, for the greater good, of course,
00:17:20.700 you know, which is this, the Europe they dream of. But, um, the EU, it is not an EU for the people by the
00:17:29.500 people. It is actually a Europe for the globalitarian elites by the globalitarian elites. That, that's the
00:17:38.620 thing. So, um, And I think, you know, it's funny, I was trying to think of a Canadian analogy to your
00:17:43.820 party. The People's Party of Canada is sort of there, although they don't have any seats. So the
00:17:48.700 critics of open borders immigration, they're critics of the world economic form and globalism.
00:17:53.420 Exactly. They're a kind of people's party. And I think that when I was looking at the
00:17:58.140 criticisms of the AFG that were thrown against you, I think that was it. They were upset that
00:18:02.940 you weren't in favor of mass immigration and that you were upset against, you were upset that you were
00:18:09.100 strong for the separation of mosque and state. I think a lot of people support those views here
00:18:14.780 in Canada too, even if our political class, maybe that's the thing. People in Germany, there is a party
00:18:21.900 that has 10% of the seats that says those things in Canada. None of the main parties even talk about
00:18:28.460 open borders immigration or the separation of mosque and state. They just don't talk about it.
00:18:32.380 I know. But you know what, looking at all these things, there is a common denominator in all the
00:18:37.260 countries where parties like my party or the CCP is coming about. The common denominator is we do not
00:18:48.140 buy into the narrative. We expose the narrative, we expose the agenda, which their agenda has nothing to
00:18:56.460 do with freedom, democracy, and the rule of law. On the contrary, it's about disenfranchising people,
00:19:03.020 removing the democratic process further and further away from the people. They do not want political
00:19:09.740 accountability anymore. That's really pain in the neck to them, you know, because they cannot just do
00:19:14.860 whatever the heck they want to do. So if you look at these countries or these parties in these various
00:19:21.980 countries, they're all facing the exact same thing. They're being vilified. They're being called Nazis.
00:19:28.140 They're being called extremists, transphobes, xenophobes, the whole shebang. And plus you have all this
00:19:34.220 framing going on, you know. Up until what, a few years ago, it was absolutely normal that a country
00:19:42.780 would protect its national borders. What's the point of a national border is so the people inside
00:19:52.540 can live freely and be safe at the same time. But once you tear down these national borders,
00:20:00.700 no longer control them and just anyone can walks in, you know, then you will have to erect all kinds of
00:20:06.220 borders within that country. What we are seeing in Germany, you know, they're fencing off the Christmas
00:20:11.900 markets now because some idiots think they can get on a truck and just, you know, smash up the people
00:20:17.980 for no reason whatsoever, you know. So these are things that are happening. And a national border,
00:20:26.220 in essence, is nothing more than your locked door at your home. You wouldn't leave it unlocked and let
00:20:32.860 anyone walk in, right? Yeah. Why should it be different with a national border? But the framing
00:20:37.660 now is borders kill. You understand? So, and if you repeat it often enough, you know.
00:20:45.740 Borders kill, that's the slogan out there? Yeah, yeah. Borders kill.
00:20:48.700 I've never heard that. It's ridiculous. In Germany, it's like, yeah, borders kill.
00:20:53.180 The left, they want to tear them all down, you know, one, no borders, no nations kind of thing.
00:20:59.100 Yeah. Borders kill. That's true. That would be excited too. I'm surprised he hasn't started to
00:21:03.020 use that. I know. But no one in their right mind would think that like a fence around a kindergarten
00:21:10.300 would kill. Yeah. Yeah. You know, it's ridiculous. Yeah. You know, one of the things that bothered me
00:21:15.660 was that some of the Jewish community groups in Canada lashed out at you with no facts. And they were
00:21:22.140 just again falling into the knee-jerk, smear people. And my understanding of the AFD, and I want to check
00:21:30.620 with you, is that if anything, it's a pro-Israel party. And it's an anti-anti-Semitic party. That's
00:21:39.420 what I think. Can you clarify? Is that the case? That is absolutely the case. It absolutely is the case.
00:21:45.340 The thing is this. They need to label us anti-Semites to justify them lashing out at us.
00:21:55.580 They cannot just say, well, we kind of hate that party because they're exposing us liars. They can't
00:22:01.340 say that. So they need to come up with other reasons, you know? So it's like, take your pick,
00:22:06.540 you know, transphobic, xenophobe, enemies of Europe, anti-Sem... The whole shebang, they're pulling this,
00:22:13.180 you know? And if you keep people, you know, in a hamster wheel, you know, having to work like,
00:22:18.700 what, two, three jobs now to make ends meet. And now with inflation, it's even worse. In Germany,
00:22:24.220 we opted to cut down our power supply altogether by shutting down all the nuclear power plants,
00:22:29.660 right? I mean, idiocy, right? So a lot of people really don't know how to make ends meet anymore.
00:22:35.660 But I mean, you cannot vote for AFD, right? Because they're just that and the other. That's kind of like
00:22:42.140 how it works. Yeah. You know, it really bothered me when the Jewish community groups piled on,
00:22:46.780 because the one, I mean, I've talked to you a few times, I've interviewed you, I've followed you,
00:22:50.700 and I feel like I know you as well as I know any foreign politician. But the one thing I do know
00:22:56.860 is that you could not be in public life. And the AFD would not have 300 elected officials and 10 years
00:23:05.340 track record if the, if the anti-Semitic smear was true. But that's the one thing we know about
00:23:12.300 Germany is they wouldn't allow that because it's a crime. Exactly. But I mean, I'm embarrassed
00:23:17.740 by how you were treated. I mean, it's not just... Oh, don't be. Don't be.
00:23:21.580 But let me ask you this. I mean, it was shocking to see Pierre Pauly of the leader of the conservative
00:23:25.660 party discipline less than Lewis, who's a real important part of the coalition and the other MPs too.
00:23:31.100 Right. Let me ask you, and without giving away confidences, I don't want you to get anyone in
00:23:35.100 trouble. But did any of the MPs or the staff who met with you, did they apologize for this? Did they
00:23:42.620 say, I'm sorry, we just have to go along with this because our party leader is cracking the whip?
00:23:47.180 Like, did any of them acknowledge that what was being said and done to you was unfair and a pack of
00:23:53.740 lies? Or did they just go silent? One of them did. One of them did which? Yes.
00:23:59.260 One of them apologized or reached out, you see? Yes.
00:24:01.900 All right. I won't ask who, you know, I'm curious. And I won't say, but...
00:24:05.340 And what did this person say, roughly? Well, that person was just a surprise that,
00:24:11.980 you know, what all the things that they, you know, went down were going on.
00:24:18.140 That person acknowledged that we did have a good time and it was very interesting having,
00:24:22.140 you know, discussions and, uh, yeah. So, uh, but you know what, the thing is this, um,
00:24:27.980 so really don't be embarrassed that they treated me this way because, um, that actually exposed them,
00:24:34.540 you know? And it was like, these idiots, seriously? Uh, I mean, you know, they were trying to shut me
00:24:41.580 down, but it will put, they were actually pulling a huge Barbra Streisand effect on me.
00:24:47.580 Yeah. I mean, you know, there probably isn't a single person in Canada now that doesn't know who
00:24:53.020 Christine Anderson is, you know? And these idiots made it all possible, you know? I mean, making the
00:24:58.700 national news and being actually, you know, mentioned in the Canadian parliament, I mean,
00:25:05.100 seriously, but, you know, just goes to show, yeah, I was actually, once that all started,
00:25:11.900 I was, I was having the time of my life just watching how it went down. Because, you know,
00:25:18.620 there is, you know, there's a saying, all publicity is good publicity, but I don't believe that.
00:25:23.100 I think that some things, some lies, um, if they travel far enough, they can stick.
00:25:28.860 Yeah. But the thing is this, um, you know, as I said before, we may not be able to force them to
00:25:35.580 tell the truth, but we may, but we are certainly able to force them to lie even more blatantly.
00:25:42.380 And that's what they did. It was so blown out of proportion, you know, and any person would have
00:25:48.620 a brain thought just through that crap. And that actually, you know, they will, it will have the
00:25:55.340 opposite effect, you know, like the underdog kind of thing. Yeah. Well, we'll see how it goes. You're
00:26:00.620 back in Canada, which was a surprise to me. What are you doing in Canada? Why do you have a special
00:26:07.180 interest in Canada now? I mean, you, you took an interest in the trucker convoy. A lot of people
00:26:11.900 around the world did. Um, is Canada your beat now? Did, are you here on a vacation? Why did you come back?
00:26:19.500 Well, first of all, I love Canada. I've really come, uh, to, to really appreciate Canada,
00:26:24.860 uh, especially the freedom truckers and, um, whatever opportunity I get to, to meet with them.
00:26:31.740 And, you know, I've, uh, I'm just all for it. Um, but this time it was really, uh, to meet
00:26:38.940 Jordan B. Peterson, which I had the pleasure of, uh, of doing so last night. And, uh, cause he really is,
00:26:47.500 gosh, I'm actually lacking the words to, um, to explain what, what he actually did,
00:26:53.740 you know, just standing up, not taking any of this and, uh, at a personal risk, by the way,
00:26:59.500 you know, they can shut him down. They, you know, threatened to, to, uh, take away his license and,
00:27:04.700 you know, do all of that, but still he wouldn't go for it. He wouldn't give in. And that is actually,
00:27:12.780 uh, that takes a lot of courage. And, uh, yeah, I admire people like that. And, uh, the first time I
00:27:19.420 came across him, that was like, when he started talking about the, the, uh, Bill C 16, it was,
00:27:25.740 and I, I was just, it was just amazing. Just listening to him, you know, and how he carries
00:27:31.820 himself. And what I find most astonishing is, um, I'm pretty sure you noticed that last night
00:27:38.140 too. You can actually watch him think as he speaks, you know, uh, that is just, gosh,
00:27:47.180 he is awesome. He really is amazing. And I'm really glad I got the chance to meet him. And,
00:27:53.100 uh, so that kind of prompted me to come over again. And, uh, but since I'm here, you know,
00:27:59.260 I might as well meet up with a lovely, lovely people like yourself or, you know, other, uh,
00:28:05.020 people. So yeah, I just love Canada and, uh, they actually will have to forbid me from coming back
00:28:10.620 because otherwise I will be back. Well, I hope you have a chance to do some tourist things too. I mean,
00:28:15.340 um, wintertime in Canada, there is winter fun skiing and whatnot, but I think the spring and
00:28:19.660 the summer, there's a lot of lovely places. I hope you have a chance to take in some tourism
00:28:23.820 to listen. It's a pleasure to talk with you in person. We've talked via Skype before. It's good
00:28:28.620 to learn a little bit about the background and I'm glad that at least one of the conservatives
00:28:32.460 who met with you reached out to, to acknowledge that, that what they were doing, um, under duress was
00:28:38.220 not the right way to treat you. I would encourage our viewers to look into the alternative for
00:28:44.380 Deutschland, the AFD that we actually hit in the polls, the 20 mark, uh, 20% mark. Well,
00:28:49.980 isn't that interesting? Cause Justin Trudeau in the latest poll, only 20% of Canadians say he deserves
00:28:56.620 reelection. 80% say he should not be reelected. So the AFD is just as popular in Germany as Justin Trudeau
00:29:04.460 is in Canada. There's a statistic for you. I would encourage, uh, our viewers to look into the AFD
00:29:09.980 themselves because the lies that were thrown against you, because I knew a little bit about
00:29:15.260 the AFD because I'd met some AFD people in Germany when I was there a few years ago. And because I knew
00:29:20.620 that I knew a little bit about it, I thought the attacks on you were outrageous to begin with. And
00:29:25.660 the fact that they were mouthed by the leader of the opposition was just astonishing. Well, listen,
00:29:31.180 enjoy the rest of your time in Canada. Thanks very much for spending some time with us. Thanks for
00:29:34.780 having me. It's been a great pleasure. There you have it. From all of us here at Rebel World
00:29:39.820 Headquarters to you at home, good night and keep fighting for freedom.