In the wake of the mass shooting in Uvalde texas, why is Justin Trudeau re-restricting handguns that have already been restricted? Why should others go to jail when you're a biggest carbon consumer?
00:06:26.300So she was, and the teacher told me, she was very worried about what was happening and she was scared.
00:06:33.000I'm not sure if you know Juan. He is our newest reporter.
00:06:35.940He covers things in Texas, including the illegal border crossing.
00:06:40.000He's going to Miami to head up our new Florida Bureau.
00:06:43.220I think Ron DeSantis is the most interesting politician in America right now.
00:06:48.540And not just Americans, but Canadians and people around the whole world are fascinated by that place.
00:06:53.760It's a beacon on how to fight against lockdownism, but also many other political plagues from woke corporations like Disney to critical race theory in schools to big tech censorship.
00:07:06.260So we'll see more of Juan in the months ahead.
00:07:08.680And by the way, he does his reports in both English and also in Spanish.
00:07:13.220Because there's a growing generation of pro-freedom Latinos in America who reject the whole philosophy of the left.
00:14:37.940I mean, do you really think he'd increase criminal penalties for anything other than being a trucker who peacefully protested against him?
00:14:46.000Now, when he says he'll increase penalties, well, he says that, but I think he's a bit of a liar because there is a bill in Parliament right now where he says he will do the opposite.
00:15:03.080Again, let me read to you the official government press release announcing it with a bit of background about it just from just a few months ago.
00:15:10.620This background is called Bill C-5, mandatory minimum penalties to be repealed.
00:15:16.300So you might remember that Stephen Harper brought in mandatory minimum sentences for a variety of serious crimes, including a lot of gun crimes.
00:15:26.700Trudeau is keeping just a few of those for murder, for using guns in a gang.
00:19:52.000I really think Canada is becoming less free.
00:19:55.760Trudeau really meant it when he said he admires China, not for its culture or language or history, but for its violent dictatorship.
00:20:03.800The level of admiration I actually have for China, because their basic dictatorship is allowing them to actually turn their economy around on a dime and say,
00:20:18.620we need to go green as fast as we need to start, you know, investing in solar.
00:20:22.700Yeah, he really is like Castro, isn't he?
00:20:33.800And we're going to completely, by before, we're going to start the process where every vehicle in the United States military, every vehicle is going to be climate friendly.
00:22:24.740You know, there's photographs of hurricanes and floods and electric vehicles here.
00:22:29.320You know, topics of the report include climate-informed decision-making, integrating climate in the budget process, electrification of ground vehicles, and hybrid propulsion for Navy ships.
00:22:46.400I think they've lost the plot here, Mark.
00:22:51.080This is just tragic, sad, horrendous if you actually care about national security threats.
00:22:57.960Beginning in about 1990, there's actually a chart in the 32-page report from the Navy Department.
00:23:02.560It shows the Navy started paying what you'd call lip service or, you know, value, whatever it's called, lip service to the climate agenda.
00:23:15.580They started talking about, you know, sustainable fleets and electric, a couple things electric.
00:23:19.840But under Joe Biden, it has now become, as the report states, the focal point of the Secretary of Navy's, Secretary del Toro's entire purpose in his tenure as secretary.
00:23:34.980And you go through, you look at some of what the undersecretary has said in this report.
00:23:39.920You know, they're going on and they're talking about to remain the world's dominant force, we must adapt to climate change and reduce the threat.
00:23:47.420Their mission is fighting climate change.
00:23:49.460It's no longer going after rogue regimes, bad guys, defending the shores of the United States, whatever in our national interest.
00:23:56.100It's actually fighting this nebulous concept of climate change.
00:24:56.140They would never work in the frozen Canadian North, for example.
00:24:58.920It's still a rather experimental technology.
00:25:01.340And I'm not as against it as I think I once was.
00:25:04.420But the idea that turning the Navy into an electric Navy is a goal in itself, that that is what – and that you're fighting not other navies, but you're fighting climate change, as if you could just launch a missile at climate change and stop it.
00:25:23.760This really feels like a bad term paper at a woke Ivy League college.
00:25:31.700This does not seem like it's a serious document designed to win wars.
00:25:37.680Yeah, and it's exactly what's happening not just in our Navy and in our Army and Pentagon, but also in corporate America and sporting – why does the NBA have to comment on a police shooting?
00:25:49.260Why does Disney have to comment on trans issues?
00:25:53.280It's because they have now taken it upon themselves to push a progressive agenda.
00:25:59.000But it's almost funny when you're dealing with a company doing it, but it's scary when you look at a United States arm of our military literally going all in and saying it's the existential threat, it's the focal point of our mission.
00:26:12.640And again, it's going to have real consequences.
00:26:15.080They're talking about electric vehicles, electric battleships, and all other sorts of amphibious assault ships.
00:26:22.020And the question is, is this really doable, or are they just talking about one or two that they can have for PR photo ops?
00:26:28.900Well, I think that's more likely, but it's going to be a big diversion of time, energy, manpower, strategy, because as they're focusing on all climate and virtue signaling, they're not actually looking at real threats out there.
00:26:43.540I mean, all of these people should be disqualified immediately by calling climate change a greatest existential threat, and we're going to make it our focal point.
00:26:51.060And the opposite, Ezra, when you look at the actual data, Center for Strategic International Studies, cooler periods have brought the most conflict, the most wars.
00:27:00.160That is the part you worry about if you're going through.
00:27:02.480When we have warm times like the medieval climate optimum, warm times like today, they're called optimums because that's when you have huge agricultural output, peace, plenty.
00:27:12.440When you have cold times, you have scarcity, droughts, famines, which lead to conflict and war.
00:27:17.880So the Navy, our military, has it ass backwards.
00:27:21.440Sorry to use such a crass term, but they have it completely reversed.
00:27:25.320Cooler times is when you'd worry about a military threat from any climate, not the warm times.
00:27:30.480But even then, the climate is the background to your job in the Navy, shoot other boats, shoot down planes, be an aircraft carrier, whatever.
00:27:40.000Like, I disagree with the Navy that global warming is an existential threat.
00:27:46.280I think the globe has warmed and cooled over the millennium.
00:27:49.140As you point out, the warmer times have been better times in the history of mankind.
00:27:53.300As our friend Patrick Moore points out, look at the warmer parts of the world, like the equator teems with life.
00:28:01.580The biggest cities in the world are near the equator.
00:28:04.420The more you go to the poles, the colder it is, the less there is different species and the smaller the cities.
00:28:09.800You don't have 20 million person cities in the Arctic because life is difficult when it's cold.
00:28:17.820But let me say this, even if they were right, which they are not, even if global warming were an existential threat, what's that got to do with the Navy?
00:28:26.400That might have something to do with, I don't know, the left has a bunch of pretend solutions from carbon taxes to solar panels, whatever, that purport to be solutions to a problem that I'm skeptical exists.
00:28:39.240But even if it did exist, what does that have to do with your ability to torpedo another ship to float an aircraft carrier for the Navy to say that's their mission?
00:28:51.820It's got nothing to do with their mission.
00:28:56.740It reminds me of when the, I forget the name of the general, was talking about how he's studying critical race theory and he's studying the January, yeah, the January 6th insurrection.
00:29:44.960From a cost benefit analysis, from an actual mission, just look at a Navy mission, even if we face an existential threat from climate change, nothing the Navy is doing or proposing amounts to anything more than virtue signaling for PR efforts.
00:30:01.020So the idea that they would somehow be fighting climate change, mitigating it on some level is laughable, unscientific nonsense.
00:30:09.120But yet they do it because they have in their world, and what I mean their world is academia, the media, government, bureaucracy.
00:30:18.280If you want a career, this is what you promote.
00:30:20.540There are all these Navy secretaries, undersecretaries, they're all outdoing themselves for the most outrageous, outlandish and stupid quote about this climate report right now.
00:30:29.920If you take a look at Climate Depot, I have all the different quotes from the Navy press release.
00:30:33.420This is just, you know, this is where we are right now in America.
00:30:39.020You can't, you can't look at, there's also a diversion from inflation, debt, high energy prices, supply chain, lack of meat, gas prices, the whole range of issues facing America.
00:30:50.860They'd love to come out and talk about such nonsense like this at, you know, nonstop to get everyone's minds and thoughts off of the real issues we're facing.
00:31:00.120Yeah. You know, until a few years ago, one of the most masculine institutions in America was the NFL, the football league.
00:31:06.860And then that was undermined with woke critical race theory, Colin Kaepernick, NASCAR, same thing.
00:31:15.840It's, if you can't destroy these institutions or defund the police, for example, maybe you can undermine them within.
00:31:22.820The military, I think, is their latest and biggest target.
00:31:26.500I mean, the demand that every serving military personnel be vaccinated, whether or not they've recovered and have natural immunity and they're being drummed out.
00:31:38.660I think that's a way to attack the military, to take out any individual thinkers.
00:31:47.260It really feels like if I was a leftist trying to destroy the military, I don't think I would approach it head on because people would be wise to it.
00:31:55.780But if I just infiltrated the same way all these other institutions were infiltrated, mission accomplished.
00:32:17.940They're promoting big business to the point where they support policies like lockdowns, which boost corporate America and big tech and retail chains,
00:32:27.880but crush the small business because they know now that every corporate board in America cowers and bows down to the woke CRT trans climate agenda.
00:32:39.240And that is what's happening now, expanding, as you're absolutely right, into the military.
00:32:43.640They know you can't defeat an institution.
00:32:48.920And I have to leave you with the words, I think it was Vivek Ramaswamy who did the book Woke Inc.
00:32:54.260And he explains, for 40 years after Ronald Reagan, we were on guard from threats at the front door to fight against freedom, democracy, capitalism.
00:33:02.820But we didn't realize the real threat came in from the back door.
00:33:05.940And it was the merging of the sort of corporate government and ideology, which we're seeing here, of course, backed by China.
00:33:12.520And now it's extending into our military.
00:33:44.020This was a senior intelligence official in the Obama administration, was asked by Charlie Rose why they didn't take out the ISIS oil truck caravans.
00:37:27.320You'd think that things would be wrapping up, but they're obviously planning for, like, I could picture this a year ago, but they're doing it now.
00:37:48.660Cheryl L. says, not surprised at all that the government is so threatened by the element of surprise that the protesters were so successful at Trudeau control, can't control those kind of protests.
00:38:41.780And after a couple of days, there was a clear lane in all of them.
00:38:45.440Even when I was there, even when I was arriving the Friday night that it really began, most of the streets in downtown Ottawa were closed by police.
00:38:57.640I remember because I didn't have any food.
00:39:41.240They're trying to use that to justify criminal steps, police, spying, even military steps against peaceful opposition.
00:39:50.320Law Z5 says, with all this mock training about protesters, it is because the government is getting ready to make air travel even more difficult than it already is.
00:41:29.960Jeremy Lafredo for Rebel News on the third day of the World Economic Forum's annual meeting in Davos, Switzerland.
00:41:36.240This week, the entire resort town of Davos has been entirely transformed into a 3D advertisement for some of the world's most nefarious corporations.
00:41:43.580Many of the corporations here progress-washing themselves played an integral role in the massive failure, which is the global response to COVID-19.
00:41:49.860Facebook, or Meta, is here taking up an entire block with a museum-like interactive display of their plan for the metaverse.
00:41:57.380The big tech giant partnered with pharma-funded think tanks and fact-checkers to silence and censor all criticism of government COVID policies, which are now generally accepted as harmful or even deadly.
00:42:06.760Palantir, a controversial data mining firm, also has a giant exhibit here in Davos.
00:42:10.980Palantir has partnered with intelligence agencies all over the world, including America's CIA and NSA, which often accomplish their political and surveillance goals via extrajudicial means.
00:42:18.920The firm has garnered criticism for their predictive policing programs that aim to, quote, stop criminals before they commit crimes using advanced AI technology.
00:42:26.960The same technology is now being used to, quote, stop COVID outbreaks before they happen through a partnership with the CDC.
00:42:33.480IBM, a tech behemoth that aided Nazi Germany, is not new to controversy.
00:42:37.380IBM has recently designed the COVID vaccine passports in New York City, which is creating what some critics call a two-tiered society.
00:42:43.380Accenture, a Fortune 500 information technology company, is a founding partner of the Gates Foundation's ID2020 project, which officially aimed to leverage COVID vaccination campaigns to achieve sprawling biometric digital identity systems.
00:42:55.560They're also a strategic partner of the World Economic Forum's platform for a good digital identity.
00:43:06.720Do the elites understand that by locking everyone down, by taking everyone's jobs, and by mandating a dubious medical intervention, they lost people's trust?
00:43:35.520The first one is that we act all as stakeholders of larger communities, that we serve not our only self-interests, but we serve the community.
00:43:51.560That's what we call stakeholder responsibility.
00:43:57.760I ask people here in Davos about this theme and why they believe trust has been lost.
00:44:01.180The answers point to an ignorance and, in some cases, a downright refusal to acknowledge their failure, despite the loss of trust being front and center in the very theme of this year's gathering.
00:44:10.180And why do you think trust was lost in the first place?