Rebel News Podcast - January 26, 2024


EZRA LEVANT ｜ Unhinged Liberals have a meltdown after Tucker Carlson invades Canada


Episode Stats

Length

59 minutes

Words per Minute

174.08636

Word Count

10,437

Sentence Count

839

Misogynist Sentences

15

Hate Speech Sentences

33


Summary

Tucker Carlson's speech in Edmonton last night was huge, and it was interesting for an outsider to comment on our inside politics. I'll take you through some of the highlights, including the anger at Justin Trudeau's response to the anti-Christian hate crime wave in Canada.


Transcript

00:00:00.000 Hello, my friends. I went to Tucker Carlson's speech in Edmonton last night. It was fun. It was huge, and it was interesting for an outsider to comment on our inside politics. I really enjoyed it. I'll take you through some of the highlights. That's next.
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00:00:42.920 And that's rebelnewsplus.com. All right, here's today's show.
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00:01:01.420 Tonight, Tucker Carlson invades Canada. It's January 25th, and this is the Ezra LeVant Show.
00:01:07.520 You're fighting for freedom!
00:01:10.720 Shame on you, you sensorism bug!
00:01:22.860 U.S. TV star, journalist, and commentator Tucker Carlson is interested in Canada, which is unusual.
00:01:31.580 And over the years, especially when he was at Fox News, he would sometimes use clips of artwork, and sometimes he'd even invite our journalists on.
00:01:41.040 I think I went on his show three or four times. Here's an example.
00:01:44.640 Ezra, thanks so much for doing the show.
00:01:46.660 What is going on in Canada?
00:01:48.860 Serious. I mean, this is—it's hard to believe what's happening in Canada.
00:01:51.800 What is this?
00:01:52.340 Well, I'm reluctant to use the word Kristallnacht, because we're not there yet.
00:01:59.580 That was the night of the broken glass in pre-Holocaust Germany, where they smashed and burned and killed Jewish synagogues.
00:02:08.440 It was a precursor to the Holocaust.
00:02:10.480 Obviously, we are not that far gone yet.
00:02:14.160 But what do you call it when literally dozens of churches are being systematically vandalized, torched?
00:02:21.440 There was one fire in the B.C. interior that wiped out a whole village of 250 people, two people dead.
00:02:28.740 And it is not yet determined who caused it, but it was in an area where other churches have been torched.
00:02:35.580 So it may actually have its first victims.
00:02:38.060 The crazy thing is this is so explicitly an anti-church hate crime wave, and yet Justin Trudeau, who is normally the first and the wokest, waited a week before saying anything.
00:02:52.780 And he literally said, that's not the way to go.
00:02:56.380 That was as tough as he got.
00:02:58.240 David, thanks so much for coming on.
00:02:59.920 You look great, by the way.
00:03:01.240 Well, you know, Tucker, on network TV, as they say, as they say, give them the jiggle with the giggle, right?
00:03:11.280 That is 100%.
00:03:12.340 And look, as long as you feel empowered, we're for it.
00:03:14.800 Tell us, like, how, since you are wearing the costume of the shop teacher in Ontario, I mean, how could you teach shop class wearing those things, I guess, just to core competency first?
00:03:29.980 Oh, Tucker, you could not.
00:03:33.040 In fact, I've always said, forget about the Ministry of Education.
00:03:35.620 Where's the Ministry of Labour?
00:03:37.460 Long sleeves, long hair, not done up in a bun or a hairnet, jewelry.
00:03:42.240 Bussy Lemieux breaks every shop etiquette rule in the book.
00:03:45.800 We became sort of chummy.
00:03:47.180 I mean, I didn't go out with him on a personal level, but I think his news organization and our news organization had a meeting of the minds.
00:03:54.480 And, in fact, a real disappointment to me was that Tucker's team came to Toronto, and I think they traveled around Canada a little bit, too, to do a whole documentary on the state of Canada.
00:04:06.700 And they interviewed me, and they interviewed David Menzies.
00:04:09.600 I think they interviewed Alexa Lavoie.
00:04:11.420 They put together this glorious documentary that was really half about Rebel News.
00:04:16.320 But, unfortunately, they kicked out Tucker Carlson the week before it was scheduled to air.
00:04:24.480 It broke my heart that that wasn't aired, but we have a similar outlook on the world.
00:04:30.400 We're just 1% the size that he is.
00:04:35.480 Anyways, he was invited to give a couple of speeches in Alberta yesterday, a lunch hour speech in Calgary, and then an evening speech in Edmonton.
00:04:44.320 And he announced them in a really cheeky way.
00:04:47.080 Here he is phoning the prime minister's office, listening to their voice message in English and then Francais, and announcing he was coming to liberate Canada.
00:04:57.020 Thank you for your call.
00:05:00.400 You have reached the media line.
00:05:02.000 For all urgent requests, please send your request by email.
00:05:05.220 Merci pour votre appel.
00:05:06.540 Vous avez attient la ligne médiatique.
00:05:08.460 Merci beaucoup.
00:05:09.000 He loves saying that because he knows that it triggers the humorless leftists in both politics and journalism.
00:05:36.220 And when he was in Alberta, he did another clip where he really emphasized that word liberate.
00:05:41.700 Take a look at this one.
00:05:42.940 We have arrived in Canada, finally.
00:05:44.800 We're standing on the commanding heights over Edmonton.
00:05:47.480 Canadian Rockies on the one side, Prairie on the other.
00:05:50.640 We came, as on D-Day, by air.
00:05:52.460 But we came not to subjugate or enslave, but to enlighten and to liberate.
00:05:57.040 We came to bring the fragrance of freedom to the rotting corpse of despotism.
00:06:01.700 And never has a people needed it more, the Canadian people, oppressed by Justin Trudeau.
00:06:05.920 But it doesn't need to be that way.
00:06:07.380 These are the people who once brewed Molson, who commanded sled dog teams, who played hockey outside in the winter.
00:06:14.060 They have it in them to throw off the yoke of totalitarianism.
00:06:17.980 They need only to be reminded that they can.
00:06:21.020 And they also need to learn, it doesn't have to be like this.
00:06:23.080 You don't have to be the country with the fastest declining standard of living in the so-called Western world.
00:06:28.020 You can do better. You just need better leadership.
00:06:30.660 So we hope to awaken them. Wish us luck.
00:06:32.880 And then, right before he landed in Alberta, he did a long-form interview with a fella all about the truckers.
00:06:40.200 And he played an excerpt of David Menzies being arrested by Chrystia Freeland's bodyguards.
00:06:46.340 It was really on his mind, and I'm glad.
00:06:48.800 Here, take a look at that excerpt of that interview.
00:06:51.380 So what you have in a country like Canada, where you have an authoritarian government that's taken away civil liberties, a dying middle class, and no media, is you have almost nobody pushing back against the lies.
00:07:04.860 There is maybe one news organization left in Canada that does, that asks very simple questions of the people who run the country.
00:07:12.280 Why are you doing this? Can you answer the question?
00:07:14.680 That's rebel news.
00:07:15.820 Watch one of their reporters try to ask Chrystia Freeland, who's the finance minister of Canada, spent many years in Washington, D.C., known to many people who lived in D.C. as a kind of low-IQ functionary.
00:07:29.440 She now has power, and she does not want to answer any questions from the one independent media organization remaining in Canada.
00:07:36.240 Watch what happens when a reporter tries to get her to answer the question.
00:07:39.260 Mr. Freeland, how come the IRDC is not a terrorist group?
00:07:45.680 Why is your government supporting Islamo-National media?
00:07:49.540 What?
00:07:50.120 You've been missed.
00:07:51.160 What are you doing?
00:07:52.620 You're under arrest for assault.
00:07:53.980 Why are you pushing?
00:07:55.440 You're under arrest for assault.
00:07:57.380 You're under arrest for assault.
00:07:58.620 I don't need to stop.
00:07:59.760 What are you talking about?
00:08:01.380 Police.
00:08:02.020 You're under arrest for assault.
00:08:03.020 How am I under arrest?
00:08:03.820 You bumped into me.
00:08:04.940 You pushed into me.
00:08:05.940 You bumped.
00:08:06.260 I was just scrubbing.
00:08:07.220 I've got my credentials here, and you just bumped into me.
00:08:10.300 Can I have the microphone?
00:08:11.440 Can I have the microphone?
00:08:12.700 Can I have the microphone?
00:08:14.600 Can you give me?
00:08:15.540 I'm not.
00:08:16.180 I'm not.
00:08:16.740 Take your hand out.
00:08:17.880 Why am I under arrest?
00:08:20.640 I'm just doing my...
00:08:21.580 Stop.
00:08:22.200 This is your Canada now, folks.
00:08:25.100 You know, this is the Gestapo taking Blackface's orders.
00:08:29.300 So Canada has descended to an extremely dark place, and there are a lot of threads to the
00:08:32.980 story.
00:08:33.140 We're going to Canada very soon to see it for ourselves.
00:08:35.720 I appreciate that because, you know, we have more solidarity sometimes from people outside
00:08:41.760 of Canada than we do from journalists inside Canada.
00:08:45.740 So he had two events in Alberta yesterday, Calvin and Edmonton.
00:08:49.100 Now, they were subject to some sort of cancel culture attempts by both the mainstream media
00:08:54.280 and politicians.
00:08:55.840 It was really gross to see.
00:08:57.360 In particular, Danielle Smith, the premier of Alberta, agreed to speak and engage in a
00:09:04.360 conversation with Tucker Carlson, and all the mean girls in the media party tried to block
00:09:10.080 her from going.
00:09:11.020 It was really gross, and I was delighted that they failed.
00:09:14.420 Now, look at this picture that was tweeted out of Dr. Jordan Peterson, who was there also,
00:09:21.100 and Conrad Black, Danielle Smith, and of course, Tucker Carlson, oh, the rage about that tweet.
00:09:28.740 You wouldn't think.
00:09:29.580 I mean, look, Jordan Peterson is perhaps the world's most famous Canadian.
00:09:35.700 Conrad Black, I mean, you could take him or leave it.
00:09:37.880 I like the guy.
00:09:38.740 I think he's very smart, and he has a great history.
00:09:41.780 Tucker Carlson, one of the world's most popular journalists, and Danielle Smith, an effective,
00:09:46.640 popular provincial premier, these are all reputable people, but the rage in that photo.
00:09:53.200 Here's Andrew Coyne, who says, in fairness, they deserve each other.
00:09:56.580 It's sort of weird, given that Conrad Black really gave Andrew Coyne his start in journalism.
00:10:01.700 I think that Conrad, so I think that, pardon me, Andrew Coyne and the other mean girls in
00:10:05.940 the media were sort of mad that they weren't invited to such a big thing, and they're sort
00:10:09.800 of mad.
00:10:10.320 I think in Coyne's case in particular, he's mad that he doesn't have the power to curate
00:10:16.820 what other people can see and hear.
00:10:20.080 What I mean by that is he couldn't stop this huge event.
00:10:23.820 The one in Calgary had about 4,000 people.
00:10:25.440 The one in Emton last night that I was at had, I don't think, to say close to 10,000 people.
00:10:31.260 That is a lot of people choosing to get news and opinion elsewhere than Andrew Coyne.
00:10:38.020 You know, it's sort of sad.
00:10:39.800 I used to be chummy with Coyne.
00:10:41.220 I don't think he's a principled conservative, which he sometimes pretends to be.
00:10:45.940 He pretends to be very concerned about our Charter of Rights and Freedoms.
00:10:48.940 He's been very quiet about the federal court case the other day that threw out the Emergencies
00:10:52.880 Act on charter grounds.
00:10:55.980 And I think the reason for that is because at his heart, Coyne and much of the media party
00:11:00.520 are snobs.
00:11:01.960 They look down their nose at anyone who has made it in an independent citizen journalist
00:11:06.200 kind of way.
00:11:06.780 I mean, they hated Tucker Carlson when he was at Fox, but they positively loathe him now
00:11:12.960 that he's independent.
00:11:14.660 So there was this attempt to get Danielle Smith not to attend, and the CBC wrote attack pieces,
00:11:20.580 and the NDP opposition wrote attacks, and the federal liberals are all trying to get Danielle
00:11:25.940 Smith not to talk to Tucker Carlson.
00:11:28.760 Just stop for a second.
00:11:29.640 I think how weird and petty that is.
00:11:31.340 There really is like the mean girls in high school.
00:11:34.900 Anyhow, for all of it, in the city of Calvary, what's that, a million and a half people almost?
00:11:39.560 There were a grand total of three protesters.
00:11:43.060 Look at this kook.
00:11:44.580 Absolutely pitiful.
00:11:47.360 And in Edmonton, there was one protester.
00:11:50.780 One.
00:11:51.040 In a city of more than a million, they were so mad.
00:11:54.500 What are they mad about?
00:11:55.560 I mean, why don't they, if they have some disagreement with Tucker Carlson, why don't they have a
00:12:00.640 debate with them?
00:12:01.400 I think Tucker Carlson would love a debate.
00:12:03.820 Or why don't they just put out some essay?
00:12:06.840 Why?
00:12:06.860 Now, the Toronto Star, and I can assure you their readership in Alberta is in single digits.
00:12:13.180 They did something they've never done before.
00:12:15.240 They tried humor.
00:12:17.880 I think that's what this is.
00:12:21.020 Humor and leftism don't go together very well.
00:12:24.520 Don't take my word for it.
00:12:25.940 Ask anyone from Jerry Seinfeld on down.
00:12:28.860 They don't even go to college campuses anymore because you can't make fun of anything.
00:12:33.880 I'm going to take a minute and read to you the Toronto Star's attempt to put Tucker Carlson in his place.
00:12:40.100 I mean, Tucker, some of his videos on Twitter have 50 million or more, 50 million or more views.
00:12:47.800 And the Toronto Star, they're going to put him in his place.
00:12:49.760 I'm going to read this to you slowly.
00:12:50.880 So this is a Toronto Star rebuttal to Tucker coming to Canada.
00:12:53.900 It wouldn't surprise me if they tried to get the immigration minister to block him.
00:12:58.640 Here's the start.
00:13:00.620 Tucker Carlson is in Canada to liberate us from the tyranny of Justin Trudeau.
00:13:06.060 Yeah, that's what he said he was going to do.
00:13:07.900 And this is just performance theater.
00:13:10.840 Carlson couldn't liberate a kitten from a treetop with a cherry picker and giant...
00:13:17.080 Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, that's a good one.
00:13:21.700 You put him in his place.
00:13:23.520 Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.
00:13:26.780 See, you see what I mean?
00:13:27.960 You're not allowed to make funny jokes anymore because funny jokes, you know, they focus on foibles or they, you know, never a truer word spoken than in jest.
00:13:36.220 You're not really allowed to be funny.
00:13:38.920 And that counts as funny as the Toronto Star.
00:13:41.280 I'm going to keep on reading.
00:13:43.420 Warning.
00:13:45.400 Tucker Carlson is in Canada this week, the conservative firebrand and Guinness record holder for world's creepiest laugh.
00:13:52.780 Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.
00:13:55.160 Boy, they're zinging him, eh?
00:13:56.840 He does have a funny laugh and he leans into it.
00:13:58.980 He says, you know, my laugh is real because no one would choose to laugh like this.
00:14:02.220 He's in Alberta for two events in Calgary and Edmonton on Wednesday.
00:14:06.120 It's like when, and this is amazing, it's like when Phil Collins performed in London and Philadelphia during Live Aid.
00:14:15.840 You know, if Live Aid was a sneer fest of political and social grievances and Mr. Collins had vowed to liberate Canada.
00:14:26.440 What?
00:14:27.300 I think Live Aid, if memory serves, was in 1985.
00:14:30.640 So they're reaching for a 40-year-old meme.
00:14:35.380 I mean, I remember that.
00:14:36.860 I was, I was a kid watching Live Aid.
00:14:38.540 It was a live music show and the cool thing was a star named Phil Collins performed in London and then he flew to America and performed there too.
00:14:46.940 So he went really, and that was sort of really cool.
00:14:49.220 And, and they reached back 40 years for that pop culture reference.
00:14:53.940 Do you get any of this?
00:14:55.340 Do you understand?
00:14:56.020 Is that, is it, is this fun?
00:14:57.900 Is it supposed to be funny?
00:14:59.400 I, I'm going to read some more because this is the weirdest thing I've read.
00:15:03.040 I promise I'll get back to Tucker.
00:15:04.320 I really promise I will, but just give me a minute to show how crazy he made the left.
00:15:10.580 To plug his trip, Carlson released a video Tuesday in which he leaves a voicemail on the PMO's media line.
00:15:18.320 After getting fired from CNN, MSNBC, and Fox News, it seems there is time to prank call world leaders in between phishing and kvetching.
00:15:27.920 Yes, hi, I couldn't understand the French part, Carlson says after the beep, staring at his phone with the resting face of a man constipated by gummy worms.
00:15:37.880 Ha ha ha ha ha ha!
00:15:39.400 Ha ha ha ha!
00:15:40.620 Oh boy!
00:15:42.360 The sick burn, bro!
00:15:43.960 I don't think he's going to recover from that.
00:15:46.320 Oh my God, you know, it's very hard to be funny.
00:15:49.300 But it's, I think it's impossible to be a funny leftist.
00:15:51.800 You're just not allowed to laugh at anything.
00:15:53.500 But it's Tucker Carlson calling from the United States, and I'd be grateful if you passed a message on to the Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau.
00:15:59.620 We are coming to liberate Canada.
00:16:01.120 We are coming to liberate Canada.
00:16:02.500 And we'll be there soon.
00:16:03.320 Merci.
00:16:03.720 Look, it's a lighthearted, goofy joke by Tucker Carlson made exactly because he knew the Toronto Star and the CBC would flip out over it.
00:16:11.860 I'm only going to read a little bit.
00:16:12.760 Can a country file a restraining order against a foreign media star?
00:16:16.680 Why is Tucker stalking us?
00:16:18.400 What is his problem?
00:16:19.420 Um, I think I know why he's here, because he was invited to speak to, what, 14,000 people?
00:16:27.980 Liberate us from what?
00:16:29.080 Well, there's a lot of tyranny in this country.
00:16:31.580 And if you don't believe me, why don't you ask Justice Mosley of the Federal Court of Canada, who outlined the tyranny that Trudeau has brought us.
00:16:40.000 And if you watch my show, you know other tyrannies he's bringing in, for example, in censorship.
00:16:44.000 Liberate us of what?
00:16:46.320 Universal health care?
00:16:47.740 Safe schools?
00:16:48.980 Social and economic metrics have routinely ranked Canada the top five of best countries in the world?
00:16:53.080 He stopped for a second.
00:16:53.960 Stop for a second.
00:16:55.060 Is any of that even true?
00:16:57.160 Like, he reached back 40 years for some pop culture reference.
00:17:00.440 Do you actually think that Canada, like, does anyone even say Canada has the best health care in the world anymore?
00:17:05.720 Does anyone, how many shootings are there?
00:17:08.140 Does anyone say that schools are safe anymore?
00:17:10.720 I feel like I'm in some weird time machine here.
00:17:13.800 Does he want to ban vaccines, abortion, or is this jerky beef just really with Trudeau?
00:17:20.140 Jerky beef!
00:17:22.080 I'm going to stop there.
00:17:24.840 I don't think I've ever read anything so cringeworthy in my life.
00:17:29.300 The Toronto Star should do what they're best at, which is just call people racist.
00:17:33.940 Tucker Carlson is actually a very funny guy.
00:17:36.300 And he laughs at himself, too, including he laughs at his own laugh.
00:17:40.780 I don't think the Toronto Star is going to beat him if they go for humor versus humor.
00:17:44.420 I just don't think leftist comedians are funny.
00:17:48.220 And if they're funny and turn leftist, then they're no longer funny anymore.
00:17:52.260 Think of Senator Silverman.
00:17:53.460 Anyways, back to Tucker.
00:17:56.260 So Tucker was in Calgary first.
00:17:58.880 I was not at that speech.
00:18:00.080 But Daniel Smith, the premier, was.
00:18:02.720 And it was actually a very substantive meeting.
00:18:05.660 And by meeting, I mean public conversation with 4,000 people.
00:18:09.280 Here's Premier Daniel Smith talking about doubling the amount of oil and gas production.
00:18:15.820 Doubling the amount of oil and gas Alberta is going to produce.
00:18:18.980 The energy-rich province of the country was almost out of electricity just recently.
00:18:25.620 So does this, if at the current trajectory, you know, it'll be Bolivia in terms of its power grid.
00:18:32.580 But what, does that get better soon or does it continue to get, what's your projection?
00:18:36.500 Well, fortunately we do have people who've soldiered on and are going to bring on new basal natural gas power in the new year.
00:18:43.880 So that will stabilize on that front.
00:18:45.560 We also, I mean, I would like to take a page out of what the Americans are doing, really.
00:18:53.800 Because on the one hand, federal leadership is talking along the same lines.
00:18:59.060 Oh, I've noticed.
00:19:00.020 But look what's happening.
00:19:01.320 America has become the largest producer of oil and gas for export in that same period of time
00:19:07.140 while all the politicians have said they're going in the opposite direction.
00:19:10.680 So I think we should just double down and decide we're going to double our oil and gas production.
00:19:15.000 Because, you know, where else does America want to get its oil from?
00:19:24.760 Do you want to get it from Iran?
00:19:26.340 Do you want to get it from Venezuela?
00:19:28.000 Oh, we are.
00:19:28.600 Or from safe Canada.
00:19:30.220 So I think that we can do a lot to make sure that the Americans know that we are here to provide energy security.
00:19:36.960 We are a great friend, great ally, great neighbor.
00:19:39.200 And we just need to get the political leadership to realize that we are our friend.
00:19:43.620 Holy cow.
00:19:44.500 That's a little bit of news.
00:19:46.340 And she wasn't shy about taking on Stephen Gilboa, the creepy, you want to talk about creepy, the creepy environment minister.
00:19:54.480 Take a look at this.
00:19:55.420 You know much about Stephen Gilboa.
00:19:57.160 I don't know if I've heard her.
00:19:58.100 I'm wanting to learn less.
00:19:59.520 I don't know if I've heard her, but it's just by your description.
00:20:00.360 What I find so offensive, I mean, you talk about the disrespect to our province.
00:20:07.440 This is a guy who is an environmental advocate.
00:20:11.060 He's best known for scaling the CN Tower in opposition of fossil fuels when he was working as an environmental advocate.
00:20:18.920 But he also scaled the house of our premier.
00:20:21.260 So he's a broad climber.
00:20:22.660 Well, maybe he'd be better at that.
00:20:25.880 But imagine that.
00:20:27.040 Imagine somebody going and taking a criminal offense, going onto the roof of a premier, that they make that person in charge, trying to dictate to us how to pull our resources out of the ground, how to manage our natural resources, how to manage our electricity grid.
00:20:41.360 That's what Justin Trudeau has done.
00:20:43.320 So I'm trying to get him fired, and I would love your help on that.
00:20:45.820 I love how she mentioned not just the CN Tower crime that Gilbeau committed, but that rooftop thing.
00:20:52.720 I don't know if you remember.
00:20:53.460 We've mentioned it a couple of times before.
00:20:54.840 Lorne Gunder reminded me of him.
00:20:56.920 Stephen Gilbeau went to the private personal residential home of former premier Ralph Klein.
00:21:03.400 When Ralph Klein wasn't there, Ralph Klein was in Edmonton.
00:21:05.760 This was a house in Calgary where his wife was, by herself in the house, and Gilbeau, this creepy weirdo, gets a ladder and goes on their house without permission or notice or warning or legal right and starts to install some solar panel or something.
00:21:23.500 Can you imagine how terrifying that would be?
00:21:25.640 What if free?
00:21:26.980 And I'm so glad that Danielle Smith brought that up.
00:21:29.620 And I think she will succeed in getting that creepy weirdo fired.
00:21:32.760 And by creepy weirdo, I've got to narrow it down and tell you I'm referring to Stephen Gilbeau.
00:21:36.660 I did go to Edmonton, and I took the night flight back to be here on town in time.
00:21:41.820 It was huge.
00:21:42.680 Almost 10,000 people.
00:21:44.560 Here's a little video.
00:21:45.740 You can see my friend Sheila Gunn-Reed.
00:21:47.720 And then I panned the crowd.
00:21:49.320 It hadn't even started yet.
00:21:50.660 People were still filing in.
00:22:02.760 You know what, boy, was the media mad when they saw that.
00:22:12.100 And my friend Dean Skareko says, how many peeps show up in Edmonton for these four?
00:22:15.740 Look at those dour, dreary, scowling CBCers compared to the funny, self-deprecating Tucker Carlson and the thoughtful Jordan Peterson and the fresh new premier Danielle Smith.
00:22:29.600 But, by the way, do you think Justin Trudeau would risk going to a group of 10,000 people?
00:22:38.020 You know the boos that would happen?
00:22:39.300 Here's the applause for when Danielle Smith took to the stage.
00:22:42.860 Could you imagine this for any other politician in Canada?
00:22:45.360 Maybe Pierre Polyev.
00:22:46.540 But look at this.
00:22:47.200 We know what would happen if Trudeau showed up to 10,000 people.
00:23:02.620 You don't have to guess.
00:23:03.880 Here's what 40,000 people had to say, and Trudeau wasn't even there.
00:23:08.000 Go, Trudeau!
00:23:09.760 Go, Trudeau!
00:23:11.120 Go, Trudeau!
00:23:12.560 Go, Trudeau!
00:23:13.680 Yeah, I don't think Justin Trudeau is going to go speak before 10,000 random people anytime soon.
00:23:19.840 One of my favorite things about the speech when I was in Edmonton last night was that Tucker Carlson, who says he follows Canada closely, and I believe he does,
00:23:28.880 he really zeroed in on Chrystia Freeland, who you may know worked in America for a while in media, absolutely destroying a huge operation.
00:23:36.460 The rush, who just ran it into the ground.
00:23:38.480 Here's Tucker Carlson talking about her.
00:23:40.420 And I know a lot about this because I knew Chrystia Freeland when she, you know, was a journalist at the Financial Times,
00:23:48.100 whose name shall forever live in infamy for employing her.
00:23:51.500 And I remember even then thinking, this woman is not bright at all.
00:23:55.540 But, boy, does she have high self-esteem.
00:23:58.080 I don't think I've ever even seen it.
00:23:59.160 It's off, it's off the, I don't know what the self-esteem measurement scale is, the Richter scale.
00:24:03.140 But her self-esteem was literally unassailable.
00:24:06.320 It was bomb-proof.
00:24:07.400 If a nuclear bomb dropped on your town, you could hide beneath Chrystia Freeland's self-esteem and live.
00:24:14.140 There's, like, nothing you could do to shake it.
00:24:16.440 Nothing.
00:24:16.940 No amount of evidence of her stupidity and wrong decisions and idiotic views could dissuade her from the core belief that she was awesome and you were not.
00:24:26.800 So, I guess I shouldn't be totally shocked that she's helping to run and destroy her country.
00:24:35.520 But she's doing it in her signature way.
00:24:39.280 She's not getting on the CBC, her media outlet, which, like almost all outlets in this wonderful oppressed country, is run by the government.
00:24:49.140 It's all state media.
00:24:49.920 It's Albania, 1985.
00:24:51.100 And I'm sure we have people whose families were refugees from Albania.
00:24:56.900 Welcome.
00:24:57.680 And you know what I'm talking about.
00:24:59.860 But at least you could say of the Albanian leader in 1985, Enver Hoxha, that when he went full fascist, he just, like, didn't mince words.
00:25:06.600 Shut up and obey or we'll shoot you.
00:25:08.660 Chrystia Freeland is wise enough, clever enough, in her serpent-like way, to make it all about your protection and safety.
00:25:17.780 All about your protection and safety.
00:25:19.580 No, we're just trying to help you.
00:25:21.800 That's why you're in shackles.
00:25:24.780 You're being arrested right now for your safety.
00:25:28.520 Oh, it's for the common good.
00:25:29.840 Don't worry, you'll understand.
00:25:31.720 I always want to say, Mrs. Freeland, can I go to the bathroom?
00:25:33.840 No.
00:25:34.520 No, you can't.
00:25:35.660 And you can just imagine her taking great glee as your fourth-grade self wet his pants in class as Mrs. Freeland refuses to let you go to the bathroom.
00:25:44.560 So that's kind of more diabolical than what we've seen in previous generations, and it's much more effective in a committedly polite country like Canada, because you don't know that it's happening.
00:25:59.220 And because a demagogue like that, where you're completely bizarre, cross-dressing prime minister, it's true.
00:26:10.580 Prime minister blackface.
00:26:11.660 I didn't wear a blackface.
00:26:16.220 He did.
00:26:19.920 Three times.
00:26:21.340 Thank you.
00:26:22.220 Three times.
00:26:23.080 And I want to thank you for your commitment to the facts.
00:26:25.120 The prime minister, right, the prime minister, their attack on your rights, which is an attack on you and your children, is cloaked in the language of therapy, self-help, and compassion.
00:26:42.000 He's right.
00:26:42.980 That's more journalism and more knowledgeable criticism of Christopher Freeland than I've seen from any Canadian pundit.
00:26:49.320 Tucker mentioned our friend David Menzies several times.
00:26:52.240 He mentioned him once, and then when Conrad Black sort of came to Christopher Freeland's defense, which I didn't particularly love, Tucker Carlson smacked him down, reminding Conrad Black why he was too nice to Christopher Freeland.
00:27:11.800 By the fact of it, Christopher Freeland may not have ordered the arrest of David Menzies, but she sat there and smirked while it happened.
00:27:20.040 Take a look at clip number two.
00:27:21.200 I didn't think that she was as malicious and cold as I now believe she is until I saw the video of David Menzies from Revolve.
00:27:30.200 How would I feel if someone approached me and asked a question, even a question I don't like, and my security team threw him against a wall and put him in handcuffs?
00:27:49.660 I would say, I would say, you stop that immediately.
00:27:51.520 I could not, as a matter of conscience, allow a man to be arrested in my prisons for asking a question.
00:27:57.480 And I think that anyone who thinks that's okay is a truly dangerous person who should not have power.
00:28:05.180 That's all right.
00:28:05.760 I agree with you, except I don't think she ordered it.
00:28:21.900 I think in a way what happened is even more worrisome than that.
00:28:28.900 Some palooka from the RCMP took it upon himself as a demonstration of initiative, precisely the kind of initiative you attributed to the people in goose stepping in tight uniforms.
00:28:40.900 I mean, many people, especially in the United States, still think of the RCMP as people in red tunics with a musical bride and, you know, Rosemarie with Nelson Eddy and so on singing in the Rockies here.
00:28:54.900 But we saw in the McDonald Commission inquiry after the imposition of the War Measures Act by the elder Trudeau in 1970, what an absolutely incompetent bunch of palookas, the RCMP are.
00:29:10.320 So some of the blame belongs on that.
00:29:13.300 I agree, but it's her security detail.
00:29:16.100 And as someone, I know you've spent a lot of your life in security around you or whatever, you just can't allow that.
00:29:20.200 You just cannot allow people to behave that way.
00:29:22.200 There were a lot of interesting things in his speech.
00:29:30.200 I thought this discussion of transgenderism as a form of anti-Christian humiliation was very interesting.
00:29:37.600 I hadn't heard that before.
00:29:38.740 Some things about history, and here's my recommendation, spend, you know, like an afternoon reading about the French Revolution, the Bolshevik Revolution of 1917, the Spanish Civil War.
00:29:50.520 And what do they all have in common?
00:29:52.200 At their heart was a desire not to replace Christianity with reason, as the Jacobins claimed, but to crush and destroy and to humiliate Christians in a way that's very reminiscent of what the Romans did in the first and second centuries.
00:30:09.540 It's not just like, oh, that's silly and superstitious.
00:30:12.460 We're going to move on to something better.
00:30:14.600 It's, no, we're going to crush you, and we're going to ritually humiliate you.
00:30:18.780 And that is very much what the trans thing is about.
00:30:20.580 No one is helped by transgenderism.
00:30:22.840 You've never met anyone who is happier because he's self-castrated.
00:30:28.300 I personally feel very sorry for trans people.
00:30:30.480 I'm not angry at them at all.
00:30:31.560 I think they are victims of bigger forces.
00:30:35.580 But to officially promote that is a humiliation ritual designed to put Christians in an untenable position where they have to either swear allegiance to the new state religion, which is transgenderism, or to their ancestral religion, which is Christianity.
00:30:51.560 It is a loyalty test, and it's meant to humiliate and destroy them.
00:30:55.820 And let's just be honest about what we're seeing now.
00:30:58.400 Obviously, the big topic in 2024, especially in the United States, is Donald Trump.
00:31:03.320 And here's what Tucker had to say about him.
00:31:05.380 And so that's not a revolutionary agenda, nor is it a counter-revolutionary agenda.
00:31:10.700 It's a return to normalcy.
00:31:13.200 And the phrase, make America great again, means return it to a period not so long ago, when everyone was enfranchised and everyone had rights,
00:31:21.020 that everyone was roughly, not everyone, but most people were sort of united in a sense of common purpose and culture.
00:31:27.040 They were Americans, and they knew what that meant.
00:31:29.720 We don't have that anymore.
00:31:30.860 And that's Trump's vision.
00:31:32.400 So you may not think that's possible.
00:31:35.060 You may not think maybe that's even virtuous to want that.
00:31:39.100 But if you think that's a grotesque hellscape that he's describing, you're the freak, not him.
00:31:44.520 And they all feel that way.
00:31:46.220 They mean it, too.
00:31:46.940 They really feel that way.
00:31:47.860 It's not a joke.
00:31:49.340 And so what's going to happen?
00:31:50.760 And I guess I dissent a little bit from the much more optimistic view that you have, both of you, which I really appreciate hearing, and I want to believe it,
00:31:58.760 but that in the end, the will of the people matters.
00:32:01.020 The conclusion that I've come to is that it matters less than it should, and that the people in power really do make the bulk of the decisions.
00:32:07.360 And they say that after spending 35 years in Washington and watching the agenda of both parties and comparing that agenda to the public opinion polling of what people actually want and finding no union set.
00:32:18.440 No union set.
00:32:19.340 Like, they're just not the same agendas.
00:32:22.400 And we have a democratic system where these people are elected every two years in the Congress, every six years in the Senate, every four years in the White House.
00:32:27.600 And their agenda never changes, and the desires of the American public, by and large, are never met or even addressed.
00:32:33.900 And you sort of, after a while, conclude, maybe it doesn't matter what people want.
00:32:37.200 It only matters what the people in power want.
00:32:38.560 I don't want to think that, but I don't know what other conclusion to reach.
00:32:43.160 So what you have now is a legit mass movement on behalf of Donald Trump that's 100% real, and you have absolute ironclad resistance to the democratic process working its way to a legitimate conclusion by the people who have all the power.
00:32:56.820 What happens next?
00:32:58.080 I don't even know.
00:32:59.760 And I'll sum it up this way.
00:33:01.920 Today, it is a race in the foreseeable future between Donald Trump, the former president, now effectively the Republican nominee, and the incumbent president.
00:33:10.460 President.
00:33:11.560 He got more votes than Barack Obama somehow.
00:33:13.920 Because he's just so popular.
00:33:17.080 This is the magnetism.
00:33:19.780 He spent the entire 2020 campaign moldering and deteriorating in his basement, and somehow he was more popular than Barack Obama.
00:33:27.260 Right.
00:33:27.880 Okay.
00:33:28.280 Anyway, so it's the race between Biden and Obama.
00:33:32.260 I just don't see that happening.
00:33:34.360 I just don't.
00:33:35.300 And I hope to be wrong, I want to return to normalcy, too.
00:33:38.120 I'm the opposite of a revolutionary, too.
00:33:40.580 That's what I love about Trump.
00:33:42.100 He doesn't want radical change.
00:33:43.280 We're not actually made for radical change.
00:33:45.960 We can't digest it.
00:33:46.760 People hate radical change.
00:33:48.940 They want kind of continuity, and I do, too.
00:33:52.200 But I just don't see this playing out the way it's currently formulated.
00:33:56.140 Sorry.
00:33:56.820 I thought it was a very exciting night.
00:33:58.500 I mean, I went there and back overnight, so I'm a little bit sleepy today.
00:34:01.760 But I met so many super rebel fans.
00:34:05.680 It was great to chat with so many folks and shake hands.
00:34:07.720 And I even did a few selfies, too.
00:34:09.360 And a lot of people came up to me and said they liked our Davos coverage, which was good
00:34:13.020 because I never know.
00:34:14.280 You know, I go to Davos with the World Economic Forum and try and scrum these VVIPs.
00:34:18.960 Most of them don't talk to us.
00:34:20.200 I think, does anyone value this?
00:34:22.020 Like, I think there's some value to asking questions, even if the VIP doesn't answer.
00:34:26.380 And I was thrilled that that was the number one thing that people brought up with me.
00:34:30.220 Anyhow, that's what 10,000 Edmontonians were doing last night.
00:34:33.960 But Trudeau himself was pretty busy.
00:34:36.200 Look at this clip.
00:34:37.460 I want to tell you, I did not believe this was a real clip.
00:34:39.960 I thought this was digitally altered.
00:34:41.820 So I checked it out.
00:34:43.660 This is real.
00:34:44.880 Just take a look at that weirdo.
00:34:47.040 Who's the weirdo?
00:34:48.640 That's Justin Trudeau.
00:34:49.720 You know, Tucker said one thing, and I don't have the clip of it with me.
00:34:53.080 He said the key to taking on Chrystia Freeland, Justin Trudeau, and other little tyrants like
00:34:58.340 that is to laugh at them, to mock them.
00:35:01.220 He said to do so infuriates them, and it takes away their moral and political power, and he's
00:35:09.280 right.
00:35:10.240 And he says we have to do that to Trudeau and Freeland, and he did that all night himself.
00:35:15.260 He called Trudeau a crossdresser who was not out.
00:35:19.060 I don't know if that's a reference to sexuality or Trudeau's bizarre dress-up in costumes all
00:35:24.460 the time, and maybe some of his blackface antics, but I loved hearing it, and what a difference
00:35:30.300 between how Tucker makes jokes and that weird thing I half read to you from the Toronto Star.
00:35:36.080 Anyways, it was a great evening, and sometimes we look at our own situation, we're almost
00:35:42.780 trapped in a rut of looking at it the same way.
00:35:45.000 It takes an outsider coming in with fresh eyes to give us a new perspective, and I really
00:35:50.280 like that.
00:35:50.720 Today, instead of the interview portion on the podcast, I'm going to leave you with Tucker's
00:35:57.960 entire Calgary speech, and I feel comfortable doing that because he himself published it
00:36:03.100 for free to the internet, so we're sort of borrowing this from Tucker's Twitter account,
00:36:08.880 which if you're not following it, you really should.
00:36:11.000 It's funny.
00:36:11.680 It's prolific.
00:36:12.740 He does interviews.
00:36:13.740 He goes places.
00:36:14.620 It really is a fun website, and I'm delighted that he's focused on Canada, so let me leave
00:36:20.320 you with Tucker Carlson's full Calgary speech.
00:36:24.580 I'm going to say goodbye now, but enjoy the speech.
00:36:26.900 It's only about 20 minutes.
00:36:28.400 From all of us here at Rebel World Headquarters to you at home, good night, and keep fighting
00:36:34.400 for freedom.
00:36:34.900 How about a huge Alberta welcome for the one and only Tucker Carlson?
00:36:49.340 Is that a democracy?
00:37:11.920 No, it's not.
00:37:13.660 It's not a free country.
00:37:15.000 It's a very scary place, and that's exactly what Canada has become under Justin Trill.
00:37:20.620 And the second you decide to tell the truth about something, you are filled with this,
00:37:24.920 I don't want to get supernatural, but you are filled with this power from somewhere else.
00:37:29.560 Try it.
00:37:30.560 Tell the truth about something.
00:37:32.060 You feel it every day.
00:37:33.100 The more you tell the truth, the stronger you become.
00:37:36.660 No Rogaine in the propane.
00:37:38.760 The chosen ones have the living proof.
00:37:41.700 With the gift of gas from the city of truth.
00:37:44.540 I jabbed and stabbed and knocked critics back.
00:37:47.080 And I did not stutter when I said that.
00:37:50.180 I'm going platinum, selling rhymes.
00:37:52.880 I'm going platinum seven times.
00:37:55.260 It's still the ill that want to see us rise.
00:37:57.900 I guess because the only God knows why.
00:38:00.380 Thank you.
00:38:01.200 Why, why, why?
00:38:03.600 Holy smokes.
00:38:06.340 Thank you.
00:38:07.180 I'm really honored.
00:38:11.520 I think that's my friend Kid Rock in the background.
00:38:15.460 Thank you truly for having me.
00:38:17.520 Wow, that was the wildest intro I've had ever.
00:38:22.080 Someone just gave me this t-shirt, which I just love so much.
00:38:24.640 I'm actually going to wear it in the privacy of my own home.
00:38:28.180 Al freaking Berta, baby.
00:38:31.200 What a, what a, what a great province this is.
00:38:35.880 What a great country this is.
00:38:38.420 In fact, I should just be told, I've never, actually never said this to anyone, including
00:38:41.120 my wife.
00:38:41.700 But I know that in Canada, it's official policy that coming out of the closet is good.
00:38:46.220 Unless you're the prime minister.
00:38:48.240 But, so I'm going to, I'm going to reveal something about myself that I've never revealed, which
00:38:54.680 is that I am part Canadian.
00:38:57.180 And yes, I am.
00:38:58.320 I actually am part Canadian.
00:39:00.380 And I was thinking this morning, I was like, you know, I always say I'm the only American
00:39:03.580 who's like legitimately interested in Canada.
00:39:05.360 And I am.
00:39:06.620 And I always have been.
00:39:07.620 And I wonder why am I so obsessed with Canada.
00:39:09.340 And I thought, because I'm part Canadian.
00:39:11.760 My great grandfather, actually my father's family was in the colonies.
00:39:16.940 And then they brought democracy.
00:39:18.460 And they're like, we're out.
00:39:19.460 We're going to Nova Scotia.
00:39:20.900 And so they spent a couple hundred years there.
00:39:23.380 The refuses, they're still there, by the way.
00:39:25.400 I think they're all liberals.
00:39:26.280 But, and then my great grandfather's like, I'm going to try that again.
00:39:29.980 So he comes to the United States and I'm here as a result.
00:39:32.060 So I feel it in me is Canadian and I've been all over your country and I've been everywhere
00:39:39.560 in your country.
00:39:40.860 And I just think it's a remarkable place.
00:39:42.740 And I think people don't quite understand what Canada is because so much of it is bumped
00:39:46.640 right up against our border.
00:39:47.940 And I would argue, no offense, that the least impressive places in Canada are right up against
00:39:51.680 our border.
00:39:52.880 But once you get past that, it's just unbelievable.
00:39:55.300 I've been to this city a lot because of your mountains, which I just find beyond belief,
00:39:59.240 really the prettiest places I've ever been.
00:40:01.540 And this country is the prettiest country I've ever been in.
00:40:04.040 The second biggest country in the world, bigger than the United States, deeper oil reserves
00:40:07.640 in the United States, more natural resources in the United States, and one-ninth the population.
00:40:14.580 And when I hear the lunatics who run your government, like, our population's growing.
00:40:18.080 We're so excited.
00:40:18.720 I'm like, really?
00:40:19.180 You want to live in a crowded country?
00:40:21.160 40 million people in the world's second biggest country?
00:40:23.800 That sounds like the kind of place I want to live.
00:40:26.420 Like, what are you even talking about, you morons?
00:40:28.700 But anyway, so I've come to Canada a lot.
00:40:31.860 And every time I come, you know, so many things strike me.
00:40:35.200 First and foremost, the natural beauty, the unbelievable natural beauty, prettier than
00:40:39.280 Switzerland, in my opinion.
00:40:41.220 And the second thing I notice is the politeness of the people.
00:40:43.980 That's real.
00:40:45.540 And the third thing I notice is that all the comedians left decades ago.
00:40:49.520 And it brings it out in me.
00:40:52.280 And making fun of Canadians, and as I've already told you, and I hope it's obvious, is done
00:40:57.520 with love.
00:40:58.760 But I just can't control myself.
00:41:00.680 Because no one will ever laugh at your joke.
00:41:03.040 And so every time I go to Toronto, which I try not to do, but I do wind up there, every
00:41:07.480 time I check in a hotel, I'm like, you guys have hot water?
00:41:10.640 Like, where'd you get all the electricity?
00:41:11.860 This is unbelievable.
00:41:12.520 And they always have the same responses.
00:41:15.160 We've had electricity for a long time, eh?
00:41:18.740 Like, no, it's a joke.
00:41:20.720 You don't really have sled dog parking in front.
00:41:23.200 I know that.
00:41:24.440 No, we haven't had sled dogs in a long time, eh?
00:41:28.540 And so, I just love it.
00:41:31.460 I've told so many sled dog and Molson jokes, it's just, and I'll never stop.
00:41:35.240 But one of the reasons I do it is because I do think it's important to laugh at your
00:41:42.320 circumstances, not simply because it makes you feel better, though it does, but because
00:41:46.240 it gives you perspective on them.
00:41:48.780 And humor requires some distance, some critical distance, both from yourself and from your
00:41:52.600 surroundings.
00:41:53.420 And you can't really see things clearly until you have that.
00:41:56.680 And so, if you have a country where the funny people feel like they have to leave, that's
00:42:00.840 a huge problem.
00:42:02.340 And that's the first problem.
00:42:03.440 The second problem is you can't really be effective as a political movement or a resistance
00:42:07.100 movement, which effectively you are, if you don't laugh at your enemies.
00:42:11.300 Because not only are they evil, and they are, they're also ludicrous.
00:42:16.800 They're ludicrous.
00:42:18.360 And it's really important to say that because it saps their power immediately.
00:42:23.560 Laughing at somebody, and if you're a married man, you know that, no, it's true.
00:42:28.640 Your wife could come and hit you in the face with a two-by-four, and that would be less
00:42:31.940 painful than having her laugh derisively at you, particularly when you get out of the
00:42:35.100 shower.
00:42:35.340 That would just end it for you.
00:42:38.340 That would end it.
00:42:39.800 Your male power would evaporate like a puddle on a hot day, like you'd be done.
00:42:45.320 Because it has that effect.
00:42:47.300 And so, to look at your enemies, like let's say you had some sort of weird prime minister
00:42:52.100 like to dress up in fussy costumes.
00:42:54.580 It would be super important to point that out a lot.
00:42:58.360 Like relentlessly.
00:42:59.480 Somebody told me last night that his base, I was asked, we had this wonderful dinner
00:43:04.500 last night with two of the most famous people in Canada, probably the two most famous people,
00:43:09.180 Lord Black and my friend Dr. Jordan Peterson.
00:43:12.000 And I asked, I asked, like, is there anyone in the country who supports this guy?
00:43:18.520 He's so proud.
00:43:19.000 I mean, I know him only, I've never met him.
00:43:20.300 I only know him through television.
00:43:21.320 I know his cousin Gavin Newsom pretty well, but I don't know him.
00:43:26.200 Is there anyone who takes him seriously?
00:43:29.040 And everyone in the room said, oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.
00:43:30.740 Young people, particularly young women, take him very seriously.
00:43:33.040 They love him.
00:43:34.780 And I thought, there's really only one way to combat that.
00:43:38.120 And that's by pointing out what an absurd poser this guy is.
00:43:42.320 He's like a ridiculous figure.
00:43:44.600 Like you should dislike and resist Justin Trudeau and his government to the maximum extent of
00:43:49.440 your ability.
00:43:49.920 But before you do that, before you do that, you should just laugh at him until you can't breathe.
00:44:00.840 Seriously.
00:44:02.280 The guy's like, he's showing up for a costume party when no one else is.
00:44:05.680 There's no costume party.
00:44:06.580 And there's Justin Trudeau.
00:44:07.980 Like speaking as some sort of moral voice.
00:44:10.400 Weird little cross-dresser.
00:44:11.420 So anyway, that's my first piece of advice.
00:44:13.060 My second piece of advice, once you've done that, which is very effective, and I know
00:44:18.040 it's not the Canadian way because it's such a polite society that everyone feels morally
00:44:21.860 bound to take everyone else's point of view very seriously and sort of nod gravely and
00:44:25.540 pretend to consider their perspective.
00:44:28.280 But there are some perspectives that aren't, in fact, perspectives.
00:44:31.020 They're attacks on you.
00:44:33.020 And that's the main thing that I want to say in the short time allotted today, is that you
00:44:37.980 should recognize what is happening to you.
00:44:40.740 This is not a political debate to which you've been invited to participate.
00:44:46.720 This is a destruction of you and your culture and your beliefs and your children and your
00:44:52.720 future as a country.
00:44:55.520 And that's not overstatement.
00:44:58.720 It's provable statistically.
00:45:01.880 So just take three steps back.
00:45:04.480 If you have a government that is giving fentanyl to your children, as they are in B.C.,
00:45:10.460 I notice your premiere has a no fentanyl to kids policy.
00:45:13.380 God bless her.
00:45:16.080 I know.
00:45:16.580 And you're applauding.
00:45:17.260 I mean, and I'm applauding.
00:45:18.200 And I'm grateful.
00:45:19.540 But how distorted is your world where you have to applaud the one politician who's like,
00:45:23.080 you know, we're not going to give fentanyl to the kids today?
00:45:26.560 Okay.
00:45:27.200 But then take two steps further back from that and ask yourself, if someone's giving fentanyl
00:45:30.880 to your children, what's kind of the message of that?
00:45:33.920 Well, they're trying to kill your children, obviously.
00:45:35.900 Fentanyl?
00:45:37.640 It's the number one cause of death under 40 in the United States.
00:45:41.040 Number one in the whole country.
00:45:43.360 Followed by suicide.
00:45:44.200 If you want to know where we are, we're about two years behind you.
00:45:49.020 And it's only because we have a louder media space than you do that we aren't ahead of
00:45:53.360 you.
00:45:54.060 But if someone's giving fentanyl to your children without telling you, they're trying
00:45:57.220 to kill your children, which are your inheritance, or the only meaningful thing you will ever produce
00:46:02.760 on Earth, okay, are your children.
00:46:05.280 That's the first thing to know.
00:46:06.360 Second, if they are trying to kill you, and by the way, I know I'm offending everyone,
00:46:11.720 even this group, because no one in Canada wants to talk about anything.
00:46:13.860 It's like an Episcopalian Christmas dinner.
00:46:16.860 And I grew up in that world, so I know everyone's had like three too many, and then someone will
00:46:20.820 burn out, you wrecked my childhood, and then everyone will sit there in silence.
00:46:25.240 It's so awesome.
00:46:28.440 But Anglo Canada, like Anglo everywhere, doesn't like to say anything out loud.
00:46:31.720 But let me just do it anyway.
00:46:32.820 If you're killing 50,000 of your citizens, if the government is doing that through the
00:46:37.060 MAID program, and a lot of them are not actually terminally ill, they're just sad, and the
00:46:41.840 government is encouraging them to submit to being killed by the government, and then won't
00:46:46.320 release the recent statistics, like what is that?
00:46:50.500 What is that?
00:46:52.300 Yeah, it's genocide.
00:46:53.160 That's exactly what it is.
00:46:54.160 It's killing large groups of people.
00:46:55.860 And who are those people, by the way?
00:46:56.960 We don't know, because your government hasn't reached the stats.
00:47:00.000 What percentage of those are born in Canada?
00:47:01.700 I'd bet right around 100%.
00:47:03.080 So if you're a government, you have the duty to your citizens, people who are from here,
00:47:07.100 people whose ancestors built the place, not exclusively to them, but primarily to them,
00:47:10.600 to your citizens.
00:47:11.980 Like why else do you exist except to serve your citizens?
00:47:14.960 And if you're targeting your citizens, how do people who arrived in Canada in the last
00:47:18.020 10 years have opted into the MAID program?
00:47:19.700 I don't know the answer.
00:47:20.300 I'd bet around zero.
00:47:22.100 That's all people who are from here.
00:47:24.000 Another government brags, oh, we're saving money, because they died.
00:47:27.260 That's the darkest thing I can imagine.
00:47:30.160 I bet there's zero conversation about that in this country, because I know this country.
00:47:33.080 I know what it's like.
00:47:33.860 It's too horrible.
00:47:34.540 No one wants to talk about it.
00:47:35.220 You should talk about it.
00:47:36.480 But more than anything, you should internalize the message of that, which is they hate me.
00:47:40.460 They hate me to the point they're willing to kill me, which they are.
00:47:44.540 And the third thing is notice the erosion of your most basic civil liberties, not the ones
00:47:48.180 granted to you by the crown, but the ones granted to you by God.
00:47:52.740 And those would include the freedom of speech, which is inalienable.
00:47:59.780 It cannot be taken from you no matter who is in Ottawa, or as we say, Ottawa, which,
00:48:06.720 by the way, is the correct pronunciation, according to my friends in the Ojibwe community.
00:48:14.400 I've pronounced it that way every time on television.
00:48:16.380 I get all these angry, you know, you're pronouncing it incorrectly.
00:48:18.480 You don't even know the name.
00:48:19.240 It's like, yeah, I know a lot about Canada.
00:48:20.280 I'm doing it on purpose to make fun of you, so you will laugh, but you won't.
00:48:23.940 And then this Ojibwe leader writes in and he goes, yeah, all the whites are wrong.
00:48:26.840 It's actually a Tawa.
00:48:28.760 Go, Tawa!
00:48:29.660 Anyway, it doesn't matter who's in the prime minister's office.
00:48:35.040 Your rights remain the same because you were born with them because you are not a slave.
00:48:38.640 You're a human being.
00:48:39.760 And you have inherent dignity because God made you.
00:48:43.000 That's just a fact.
00:48:44.000 And if they're taking those rights away piecemeal and doing so in the name of public safety,
00:48:50.500 even as they make the public sphere much more dangerous, which they have, in case you haven't noticed.
00:48:56.240 Canada has a lot more violent crime now than it did 20 years ago.
00:48:59.000 Have you noticed?
00:48:59.540 Of course you have.
00:49:00.040 You live here.
00:49:01.360 And if they're telling you you can't defend yourself against that crime, we're going to disarm you.
00:49:05.900 You can't protect your life or your family.
00:49:07.540 And you're like, oh, yeah, it's for the public safety.
00:49:10.700 It's just not a big deal.
00:49:11.980 These are weapons of war.
00:49:12.720 No, they're weapons of self-defense, which you need and deserve as a free person, not a slave.
00:49:18.920 And then they're telling you you can't complain about it.
00:49:24.320 And then they're subsidizing the media to the point where all of your big media outlets, which are disgusting,
00:49:30.780 are state media because they're taking state cash.
00:49:34.840 Do you watch CBC?
00:49:35.600 I do occasionally.
00:49:38.120 I can turn in any hour of the day and I will learn that I am racist for driving an SUV and not being trans.
00:49:45.400 That's the whole schedule of CBC programming.
00:49:49.120 But interpret that.
00:49:50.180 That's not woke.
00:49:51.080 Oh, it's woke.
00:49:52.020 I hate the woke crap.
00:49:53.300 It doesn't mean anything.
00:49:54.480 They hate you.
00:49:55.280 That's what they're saying.
00:49:57.180 They're saying that you are bad.
00:50:00.000 That's exactly what they're saying.
00:50:00.840 Don't lie to yourselves.
00:50:01.640 That's all I'm saying.
00:50:02.460 And we're very delusional in the United States because we're so distracted by stuff and electronic devices and the promise of next day delivery from Amazon of brightly colored plastic crap made in China that we tend to be slow to figure out what's going on.
00:50:17.620 But Canada has a different restraint, which is a cultural one.
00:50:20.140 It's an angle, specific angle of cultural one, which is just like, I don't want to deal with that.
00:50:23.760 That's too uncomfortable.
00:50:24.400 But in your heart, anyway, even if you voice it to no one but yourself, know what the message is.
00:50:32.820 And the message is you are bad.
00:50:35.260 I mean, I'm going to say the most controversial thing ever.
00:50:36.780 I watched when Montreal was cleansed of its Anglo legacy.
00:50:43.840 And I'm not anti-French, just for the record at all.
00:50:46.260 But I am Anglo, and I had friends in Montreal.
00:50:48.900 And in the span of a generation, like, that's all gone.
00:50:51.140 They were forced out.
00:50:51.700 And they were like, okay, I guess we'll go to Ontario.
00:50:56.480 What?
00:50:57.260 My grandfather built this city.
00:50:58.480 I'm not going anywhere.
00:50:59.140 How about that?
00:51:00.460 That never occurred to anyone because no one could say out loud what was actually happening.
00:51:05.800 This was a series of acts of hostility aimed at you because of things that you didn't choose, like how you were born.
00:51:14.540 And once you will keep allowing that, you have no future.
00:51:18.680 Okay?
00:51:18.840 So if they're limiting your freedom to say what you think, which is a freedom of conscience, the most basic of all freedom, your freedom to defend yourself and your family against bodily harm, which has got to be a twin to the first one.
00:51:31.780 If they're taking away your voting power by changing the population of your country, which they are doing, and no one wants to talk about that, Canada has the highest immigration rate in the world per capita.
00:51:45.140 And shut up, racist!
00:51:46.640 That's not racist.
00:51:47.660 I don't care if they're coming from New Zealand.
00:51:48.760 I don't care if you're taking the population of Stockholm and moving them to Canada.
00:51:54.140 If you change the population of the country, you change the country.
00:51:58.180 And you dilute the voting power of the people who are vested in that country, the people who are born there, who have lived there long term, who understand the history and the culture of the country, who are bought in.
00:52:07.540 And all of a sudden, their vote means much less.
00:52:09.640 It's math.
00:52:10.440 You guys do that.
00:52:11.500 Math.
00:52:11.860 That's horrifying that it's happening.
00:52:16.020 And there's no public debate over it whatsoever.
00:52:18.200 Why do you think that's happening?
00:52:20.080 Is it for economic reasons?
00:52:21.480 I'd be kind of okay with that.
00:52:22.760 If someone could stand up and say, we're totally changing the population of Canada because we think it's better for our economy.
00:52:27.640 Okay, tell me how.
00:52:29.200 We can have rational conversations.
00:52:30.680 We're adults.
00:52:31.100 I'm a citizen.
00:52:31.700 This is my government, too.
00:52:32.580 Tell me how that works.
00:52:34.360 But they can't.
00:52:36.200 Because that's not true.
00:52:37.800 Look at your housing prices.
00:52:38.940 Look at the strain on your services.
00:52:42.100 Look at your health care system, which no Canadian I meet brags about anymore.
00:52:48.360 And one of the main reasons is it's overburdened.
00:52:50.520 There are too many people.
00:52:51.800 Oh, we need population growth.
00:52:52.980 Really?
00:52:53.280 Tell me why.
00:52:55.380 Tell me why all of these slogans make sense.
00:52:57.900 I've watched Canadian hockey from time to time.
00:53:00.820 They literally say diversity is our strength before they open the game.
00:53:05.060 Okay.
00:53:05.740 What does that mean and why is it true?
00:53:08.040 Shut up.
00:53:09.460 No, I'm not going to shut up.
00:53:11.860 You're telling me to accept a slogan, so it's incumbent on you to explain what the slogan
00:53:16.280 means and why it makes sense.
00:53:19.040 That seems like a common sense rule.
00:53:21.220 If you're forcing something down my throat, tell me how it tastes before I swallow it.
00:53:25.800 Oh, shut up, racist.
00:53:26.940 No, no, not going to.
00:53:28.040 Not racist.
00:53:28.560 I'm not going to shut up.
00:53:29.800 Answer the freaking question, you weird cross-dressing prime minister.
00:53:34.160 And the last thing I'll say, and I will stop at this because I'm sure I've gone beyond the time allotted.
00:53:41.680 Keep going.
00:53:44.040 I'm out of control.
00:53:46.640 Unleashed in Canada.
00:53:47.500 The last thing I'll say, which also may be controversial because it sounds like a parochial concern or some sort of, you know, weird religious thing or something.
00:54:00.820 And it's not.
00:54:02.940 But take a look at what they're doing to your Christians.
00:54:05.120 And I say this for a couple of years.
00:54:07.920 I am a Christian, but that's not why I'm telling you this.
00:54:10.520 I'm telling you this because there's kind of no more inoffensive and peaceful group in the world than the Christians.
00:54:17.420 In fact, there isn't.
00:54:18.900 Their religion tells them, commands them to turn the other cheek and to put the concerns of others above their own concerns.
00:54:26.560 So if you have a problem with those precepts, explain it to me.
00:54:28.840 Speak slowly so I can understand.
00:54:29.960 I think every person in this room, regardless of your faith, can agree, yeah, I'm for that.
00:54:35.700 I wish I was more like that.
00:54:36.880 That's good.
00:54:37.400 We need more of those people in society.
00:54:39.400 Serve others for the sake of service.
00:54:43.420 People who pray for their enemies.
00:54:45.140 Who does that?
00:54:45.900 Who would pray for an enemy?
00:54:47.660 No one except the Christians, and they do.
00:54:49.920 They're commanded to.
00:54:52.000 So if you're hassling that group, maybe you've got another agenda that we should be concerned about, even if we're not in that group.
00:54:59.960 If we burn 90 of their churches to the ground, and the prime minister and his little weird buddies are endorsing that, burning churches?
00:55:11.600 If you're on the side of burning churches, let me just say I don't need any other facts of the case, you're on the wrong side.
00:55:16.660 If you're throwing preachers in prison for preaching the Christian gospel, not for hurting anyone, not for making pipe bombs, not for trying to castrate other people's children,
00:55:32.120 not for importing millions of people into your country who are not going to have work, just for the crime of preaching the Christian gospel, you go to jail.
00:55:42.360 At the same time, when they're encouraging your kids to do drugs, and not just fentanyl, but weed, don't raise your hand if you have a 15-year-old son.
00:55:51.660 But come up to me after and tell me what you think of legalized weed.
00:55:55.540 For real.
00:55:56.300 And if you have a 15-year-old son, you know exactly what I'm talking about.
00:55:59.080 They did that to you and to your son on purpose.
00:56:01.640 And so, in a country like that, in a world like that, if you think that preaching the gospel is so dangerous that the people who do it need to be in prison in shackles,
00:56:14.160 you're serving someone other than the people of Canada, if you know what I mean.
00:56:17.860 That's really scary.
00:56:27.020 And I don't care how much they dress it up in the passive-aggressive, self-help language of the modern left.
00:56:35.160 Well, it's really about public safety.
00:56:36.580 Every time I turn on your freaking television shows, everything's about public safety.
00:56:40.440 Which is a euphemism for hard-edged fascism, actually.
00:56:44.400 And frankly, I'm a little bit more comfortable with the old-fashioned variety.
00:56:47.860 Where guys in tight uniforms goose-step through your town, because at least you know who you're fighting.
00:56:52.600 And you know what it's going to take to liberate your town.
00:56:55.260 Get rid of these people and everything will be okay.
00:56:57.700 But when they show up and they're therapists with advanced degrees, and they look at you in the face and say,
00:57:03.120 no, actually, little Dylan just needs more fentanyl.
00:57:07.840 Little Dylan's actually a girl.
00:57:10.360 And we're going to, yes, he's a girl.
00:57:13.640 Sorry, she's a girl.
00:57:15.120 She's a girl.
00:57:15.660 And if you don't agree, well, maybe we may have to remove Dylan to more care-affirming custody.
00:57:22.340 Oh, you're going to take my kids away because I don't want to castrate them.
00:57:26.540 They'll never say that, of course.
00:57:29.300 Because clear language is their enemy.
00:57:32.400 Because clear language exposes who they really are.
00:57:35.520 They're not people who are trying to help you.
00:57:37.240 They are people who are trying to hurt you.
00:57:39.380 Anyone who goes after your children, anyone who encourages you to have fewer children, is trying to make you extinct.
00:57:49.200 It's literally that simple.
00:57:50.780 And it's only in the advanced West that we don't see that.
00:57:54.620 Try that crap in Bulgaria.
00:57:56.320 Try that in Serbia.
00:57:58.220 How do you think that would fly in Serbia?
00:57:59.580 We're just going to give little Voldock some fentanyl.
00:58:05.040 And we think, you know, he may be, you wouldn't even get to the next sentence before you got shot.
00:58:09.780 Because you're trying to kill someone's kids.
00:58:12.260 And your average Serb, whatever you think of them, doesn't have generations of therapy talk that acts as a logical intermediary in his brain and prevents him from seeing what's actually going on here.
00:58:24.100 They're trying to kill my kids.
00:58:24.980 I'm the father.
00:58:25.680 I won't allow it.
00:58:26.360 I'll lay my life down to prevent it.
00:58:28.200 It's literally that simple.
00:58:32.840 So I'll stop with this.
00:58:34.340 The answer, before you take any sort of action or imagine that some election is going to fix things, comma, which it's not, spoiler alert, because this country, like every country, every country, very much, and maybe especially including my country, has a lot of frauds in that business.
00:58:51.260 Sorry.
00:58:52.260 It does.
00:58:53.320 I would know.
00:58:54.000 It's the one thing I know a lot about.
00:58:56.620 Before any of that takes place, you need to change inside.
00:59:01.300 Your attitudes need to change.
00:59:03.900 And your timidity needs to be replaced by bravery.
00:59:09.280 The muddled thinking that you have about this stuff, the average normal Canadian, just like the average normal American, sees this stuff pop up on his phone or he's on X and he's like, I can't believe it.
00:59:18.920 The world's going to hell.
00:59:19.740 But it's scattershot.
00:59:21.800 There's one here, one there, one there.
00:59:23.740 No.
00:59:24.620 It's not scattershot.
00:59:25.960 It's of a piece.
00:59:28.180 It's of a piece.
00:59:29.060 They're all connected.
00:59:30.520 And it's aimed at you.
00:59:31.800 And if you don't agree, tell me how I'm wrong.
00:59:35.620 But I'm not wrong.
00:59:37.640 I'm right.
00:59:38.060 And so the first thing that you need to do before changing anything in your country is to change everything about your heart.
00:59:49.160 You have to be ready for a contest where the stakes are existential, which they are.
00:59:55.780 And with that, I will stop.
00:59:56.660 Thank you.
00:59:57.160 Thank you.