āGrossā propagandaļ¼ CBC launches new political website ā for children
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Justin Trudeau has a new department of the CBC called Kids News, and it s the strangest thing. It s political commentary written by adults but read by child actors targeting your children. Here s a clip from tonight's show.
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Tonight, CBC Go's full state broadcaster, launching a new political website just for kids.
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It's September 19th, and you're watching The Ezra LeVant Show.
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Why should others go to jail when you're a biggest carbon consumer I know?
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There's 8,500 customers here, and you won't give them an answer.
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You come here once a year with a sign, and you feel morally superior.
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The only thing I have to say to the government about why I publish it is because it's my bloody right to do so.
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Justin Trudeau has set up a new department of the CBC called Kids News.
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It's the strangest thing. It's political commentary written by adults, but read by child actors targeting your children.
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There are a few stories that are not political, but almost every single story has a little leftist acorn in it to be planted in your child's mind.
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Sometimes it's shockingly obvious. Sometimes it's more subtle, but it's always weird.
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And the whole thing is set up as a trick. It pretends to be kids talking to kids, but child actors as young as 10 years old, they don't write their own lines.
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They don't follow the news. They don't make the journalistic decisions of the state broadcaster.
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They don't make production decisions or story decisions.
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A 10-year-old is still learning times tables and spelling.
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Actually, come to think of it, they're probably not learning times tables and spelling.
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They're probably learning about six-gender sex ed.
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I'm not kidding. One of the stories these kids were talking about to other kids
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was how mean Ontario Premier Doug Ford is for scrapping the child sex curriculum.
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Here's CBC Kids interviewing Jasmine, who just happened to be at a rally in support of this extreme sex ed,
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There are people that don't really feel like who they really are,
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and they just want to be somebody else, and you have to respect that.
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Now the CBC has a policy not to put minor children on TV
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without following a lot of rules, as in their parents have to approve.
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Was she really at this rally naturally, and just happened to meet the CBC Kids News team there?
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Or did they prearrange to have her there, and say her perfectly scripted lines
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straight out of the Liberal Party's transgender politics playbook?
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I mean, have you ever seen a real 11-year-old speak that way?
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It's really on a special CBC site called CBC Kids News.
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But was that even news, what you just saw there?
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But does an 11-year-old really have an opinion about transgenderism?
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Or are they just parroting their parents' opinions?
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And neither does your child, the targeted recipient of this opinion.
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No, they did not have any children, giving the other point of view.
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That maybe an 11-year-old is too young to talk about transgenderism and transsexualism
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Have you ever heard of a state broadcaster promoting the government's agenda
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I've heard of it once before, but it was in the former Soviet Union.
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who became a hero in the Soviet Union because he turned in his own parents
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for speaking against Joseph Stalin's communist policies.
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Pavlik Morozov was given the title Informant No. 1.
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He was made a hero that all Soviet children were told to emulate,
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that the highest honor was listening to the state instead of your own parents,
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and you had to turn in your own parents if necessary.
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But other than that, have you ever heard of a state broadcaster
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designing a propaganda show for young children?
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Here's a clip from another teen talking about how excited he is
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Some people just think of getting high as an equivalent to having a glass of wine.
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Hey, fellow kids, have you ever had a sip of wine?
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or maybe you've seen a sip of wine at a restaurant?
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Well, smoking marijuana is just like that, kids.
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And I wouldn't lie to you because I myself am a kid,
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and not just a kid, I'm a kid with the government,
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Don't listen to your parents if they're all bossy about it.
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And of course, what child doesn't talk like this?
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And you see, legalizing marijuana would mean that there's lots of new businesses,
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giving the Canadian government an opportunity to make a lot of money
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Yeah, that's exactly how kids who are even too young to have a driver's license talk.
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Well, you see, marijuana is good for economic development.
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Here's my favorite version of this joke, as told on the comedy show 30 Rock.
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I was part of a special task force of very young-looking cops who infiltrated high schools.
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Now, that's the joke version of it, and that's funny,
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but that's what the CBC is doing here and doing in all seriousness.
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Instead of having some lame adult trying to be cool,
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they just pay child actors to say the same thing.
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But do you really think these kids wrote a word of this themselves?
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Here's a page on their website called Meet the CBC Kids News Team.
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We also know that kids want to hear from other kids.
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That's why we've spent the last few months working with an editorial board made up of four kids,
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They're the ones in the video at the top of the page.
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They help us decide what kids want to know about,
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what kids have questions about, and what kids are talking about.
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We're also developing a team of kid contributors who are our eyes and ears on the ground.
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Do you think those kids are a real editorial board?
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I was on the editorial board of the National Post for two years.
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Every morning, we would meet and pitch stories,
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and then our editor would confirm our assignments,
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and we would do the research and the writing, and we would come back,
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and our story would be edited, and then it would be published.
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But we were the keepers of the editorial flame of the newspaper.
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I covered federal politics and foreign affairs, things like that.
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Do you think that these children meet every day and decide what they're working on today?
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And do the research and the writing and make any decisions at all?
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In fact, their biographies, three out of the four stars they have,
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They are child actors hired to sell the propaganda written for them
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by the liberal extremists who do the actual story selection
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And we're not told who they are because that's the thing about propaganda.
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It doesn't really work to have a kid's propaganda show
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if you can see the adult's hand making the child's puppet move its mouth.
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Well, it's irrelevant who he is because he's nothing but a front.
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Do you know any 10-year-old who has political views different from their parents?
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I mean, 10-year-olds really don't have political views at all.
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So if they do, like pro-transgender Jasmine there,
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it's obvious they're just being a prop for their parents
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But you can't know that and you can't really find out, can you?
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10-year-olds aren't even supposed to have a trail on social media.
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They're too young to have a Facebook account or a Twitter account or a YouTube account.
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It's actually against the terms of service of those companies
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to let children of tender years on the internet.
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So they're obviously minor children being animated by someone else,
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It really feels like one of those gross, you know,
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those slightly creepy beauty pageants for prepubescent girls
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that are really dolled up with too much adult makeup.
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And they're so obviously just serving as avatars for their parents.
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I think the CBC News Kids thing is a left-wing version of that.
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Let me show you a video done by this 10-year-old I mentioned, Ari Resnick,
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Yeah, yeah, 10-year-old's on their editorial board.
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It starts off talking about Little League Baseball.
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Now, that sounds like something fun for a 10-year-old.
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No need for that on the state broadcaster's child propaganda wing.
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You know, this is about a teachable moment, you see,
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about the evil Donald Trump and his war against refugees.
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I kid you not, Ari Resnick, this 10-year-old child actor,
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was told to read someone's propaganda lines about a baseball game,
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and then he suddenly became the voice of the anti-Trump resistance.
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almost didn't get to play at all because of immigration issues.
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His parents are Mexicans, but he was born in the United States.
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For the last few years, Gamma's family has been trying to get refugee status in Canada.
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But the application is under review, which means Gamma is not supposed to travel.
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That would have meant missing out on the championships.
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In the end, the Canadian government gave him a temporary visitor permit so he could play.
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It's gross of Ari Resnick's parents for turning him into a little Occupy Wall Street freak like that.
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It's gross of the CBC to target your kids with that.
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It's gross that you and I have to pay for this through our taxes.
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Almost every story, you know, right now things are pretty tense between Justin Trudeau and the aboriginal community.
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I don't know if you know this, but just the other day, Trudeau visited with a group of First Nations chiefs in Saskatchewan,
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some who had driven in for hours just to meet with him.
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And because he was late and because he wanted to get to his next photo op,
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And he told them that they had to say whatever they came to say in 30 seconds or less.
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I would like to go around the table quickly so everyone around the table can speak.
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Use yourself and give me your documents because the time was mismanaged around here.
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So that's the reality of Trudeau and aboriginal people this week.
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But this week, here's the story that the CBC Kids put on their kids' propaganda page
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It was about a moldy school and aboriginal kids who came to protest on Parliament Hill.
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I'm guessing it wasn't 10-year-old Ari Resnick.
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I don't think any 10-year-old would say the words Indigenous Services Minister.
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After the kids spoke, Jane Philpott, the Canadian politician in charge of making sure Indigenous
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people have access to the services they need, spoke to the crowd.
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The Indigenous Services Minister said she would work with community members to make sure that
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you have the very best possible school to go to.
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And then they broadcast a very short clip of that Liberal cabinet minister.
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But it sounds like it was cut short when the kids started to heckle her.
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To make sure that you have the very best possible school to go to.
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I know that we have temporary arrangements for this year.
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And we're going to work on even better arrangements as soon as possible.
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So just like that child sex curriculum story, they only had one side of the debate here.
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But actually quoting an opposition MP or quoting an Aboriginal leader saying the Liberals
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Why, that would be too much conflict for a 10-year-old.
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Look, it would be too much conflict for a 10-year-old.
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None of this belongs in the world of a 10-year-old.
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But it's been designed to radicalize and propagandize your children.
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But I could use just about every single example on this CBC Kids website.
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Not a day of Canadian national importance or anything like that.
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They were marking the 7th anniversary of the Occupy Wall Street protests.
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to attack the U.S. capitalist system after the banks failed
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We had some copycat Occupy Wall Street shantytowns up here in Canada,
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but it never really took off since our Canadian banks, you know, didn't fail.
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We actually got through that 2008 recession better than any other G7 country.
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Occupy Wall Street was adults, and it was gross.
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as well as lots of sexual assaults and drug crimes at the shantytowns.
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as a great historic event to teach your children what days to mark here.
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the Occupy Wall Street movement was started by mostly young people
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And can you really call it by mostly young people
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when it was funded by a professional leftist in his 70s at the time?
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And then they have a poll to teach you the motto of this left-wing group.
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They have a quiz, and then they tell you if you're right or wrong.
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Say, do you think they're going to have a follow-up to this
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Do you think they'll mark any protests on the right,
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such as the peaceful law-abiding March for Life rally in Ottawa each year?
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I'm sure when they meet on their conference call
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But the bigger joke is that there are thousands of journalists
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who have been laid off in Canada in the past decade
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In fact, entire newspapers and magazines and radio stations
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Real journalists let go, some of them quite good.
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But the state broadcaster isn't hiring real journalists.
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A 10-year-old probably shouldn't even be taking the public bus by himself,
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let alone covering a crime story or a foreign policy story.
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It's adult propaganda written by the embedded leftists of the CBC,
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You'd think real journalists would be appalled by this.
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Because journalists all know the only place that's actually hiring
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So maybe polish up your resume and send it in to their editorial board.
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Tell Ari that you're really good at taking Trudeau's campaign platform
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and writing more scripts for your new bosses, the child actors, to read.
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And everyone, including Andrew Scheer's conservatives,
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Well, I've said it before, and I'm sure I'll say it many more times.
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The most important investigative journalist in the United States
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He's gone undercover doing the kind of journalism you'd expect from the mainstream media
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if they were as skeptical about the left as they are about the right.
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And today, James O'Keefe has a blockbuster going undercover
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to reveal what's been referred to as the deep state.
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James O'Keefe joins us now via Skype from his headquarters.
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Tell me a little bit about your investigative journalism into the deep state.
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Maybe start by telling me and our viewers what your definition of the deep state is.
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We've released three videos so far, first on the Department of State,
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next on Health and Human Services and the Department of Justice.
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The deep state, we've heard about it for a couple of years now,
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Roughly speaking, it's an extra-legal state within a state.
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It's people inside the executive branch agencies,
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which a lot of power has been given to these agencies from Congress
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because Congress has abdicated their responsibilities.
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And these individuals in these agencies like Department of Justice, State Department,
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IRS, EPA, take it upon themselves to promote their agenda circumventing the will of the people.
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So it's been a nameless, faceless, vast administrative bureaucracy within the executive branch agencies
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to resist against a duly elected administration.
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That is the definition of the deep state, but the thing that we haven't seen until yesterday from Project Veritas
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is what they look like and sound like because, Ezra, the journalists, and I put the names in quotes,
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I call them political marketing industry executives, have chosen to conspire with these people.
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That is to say, keep them anonymous and as anonymous sources.
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So instead of keeping them as anonymous sources, we've now filmed the anonymous sources.
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We're going to go to them in a matter of seconds.
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But I just want to make a point, and you tell me if I'm right.
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This deep state is basically a permanent political class.
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We would call them civil servants up here in Canada.
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When it's a Barack Obama in power, they're not resisting him.
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They're magnifying him, emphasizing him, helping him get away with things.
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They only resist the political will of the election if it's a Donald Trump down there
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They're just resisting politics they don't like.
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They are holdovers, if you will, some of them, from the Obama administration.
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Their jobs are to carry out the will of the executive branch, which is elected by a duly
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elected branch of government elected by the people.
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And that's why this creates kind of a constitutional crisis, because it's one thing to resign or
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If the people in America vote into office and administration, and that administration has
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basically these executive branch agencies, and the people in those executive branch that's
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elected by the people say, I'm not going to do what I'm being told to do.
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If you're working for a private company, you would be fired.
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In the government, we have the separation of powers, and we have equal justice before
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And if you start taking the law into your own hands, then it becomes a very big constitutional
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So that's what's happening in America right now.
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Well, James, without further ado, let's show, we've got a few clips.
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Let's start out with a bit of a montage of some of the revelations from your undercover
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There's like a little bit of resistance in the inside.
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And then there's a lot of talk at work about how we can resist from inside.
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Like what's kind of like, the DOJ, we can't really be fired.
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In my mind, when I think of the deep state, I think of the old men who are upset that their
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I think of like the former CIA director and the former NSA director.
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But this shows that even younger workers, it's just riddled through the whole establishment.
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These are the people who are, some of them are mid-level.
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Some of them are people who talk about their colleagues, like this Allison Rabar inside
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the Department of Justice talks about how she has colleagues who resist from the inside
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and wait until the last second to file forms and send emails during the day on DSA, which
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is a violation of the Hatch Act, using their work computers to target people.
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Let me just stop you there because we're not familiar with the DSA up here.
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One of the things the State Department guy says is that we send emails during the work
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Democratic Socialists of America is a radical political party.
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It's sort of a white version of Black Lives Matter, am I right?
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And this is a very, very, very radical organization.
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And we got to these federal workers through this entity.
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There's a cabal of people that are working to, quote unquote, resist.
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And then the New York Times anonymous op-ed, which you're all familiar with, was claimed
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to be so interesting by our mainstream media, but it was anonymously written and it wasn't
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It was probably one of the people that you see in one of these videos.
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It was probably a mid-level administrative bureaucrat in one of the executive agencies talking about
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What makes these videos interesting is they talk about how they use work hours to conduct
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What I found terrifying about this is she uses special access to the tools that law enforcement
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have or the Department of Justice prosecutors would have.
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Let's play that clip of Alison Rabar, a clerk at the Department of Justice who's part of the
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So we looked it up and we found a different address for him and it turns out they sold
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So when we sent someone to the secondary address, their license plate was outside and it had
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a bumper sticker for a school we their kid went to.
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I know that's very creepy, but it was very useful information.
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So we ran the license plate and there's a car running through Jeremy Wiley.
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So his car is parked outside a house that he does own as of very recently and someone saw
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So we're able to run the license plate through like you can we can't do it officially?
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Because Cliff was telling me that she uses LexisNexis, but that's like a paid program.
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I mean, pretty expensive if you get it for DSA, but I think it's great that she's able
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to have that resource at work and use it for DSA.
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And, you know, that's the kind of thing that you would get fired for if people move on.
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The things that people know about about her and her activities outside of this organization,
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like people do not have the silver bullet or like the smoke gun or whatever.
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If they were able to get through that, you know.
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So, I mean, we're all walking that line in a lot of ways.
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So, James, if I understand that correctly, a member of this Democratic Social Alliance,
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Socialist Alliance, that's what DSA, I think, stands for, is also works for the Department
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of Justice, and she used her access to find out the home address and the license plate
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and other personal information about a Republican.
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And then I think I saw a picture of her outside that Republican's house leading a radical
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demonstration, so she's in the government using their tools, whether it's Lexis, Nessis,
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license plate search, or home searches, and then she has a street protest.
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And it would take the Department of Justice, I just emailed their spokesperson, about 15 minutes
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to just scan her websites and tools to verify what I have reported here.
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But we have people on tape saying she does this, she says she does it unofficially, to
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run a license plate of a private citizen using DOJ resources is a crime.
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And then she personally has a protest outside his house.
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That's, I mean, I don't want to throw the word stalinist around.
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I would describe potentially as felonious, as criminal, and I would tell you that, you
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She says, what's kind of lucky is that the DOJ, we can't, like, get fired.
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And Stuart Carafa says it's impossible to fire a federal employee.
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Well, in America, we need civil service reform.
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And I don't know what these guys have to do to get fired.
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Ninety nine, five percent of people keep their jobs.
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You have a more likelihood of dying in while a federal government worker than being fired.
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This is this is putting a face to a name of what these people do.
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And again, John Brennan is not outside targeting people.
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These are the people who actually carry out and execute.
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Stuart Carafa, you know, looks like a like a buttoned up bureaucratic guy.
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And and this is what they look like and sound like.
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And that's why it's important for people to see it.
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You have so many people wanting to interview you.
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Just stay with me for a couple more minutes, James.
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I can't just try to leave that until after 530.
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And as soon as, like, 531, I just got my, like, messages ready to sign up.
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Do you guys have cameras, like, on your cubicles?
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But, like, I mean, you can get, you could put two and two together, probably.
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Carafa is deeply involved in the Democratic Socialist political campaign efforts both
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in D.C. and Virginia, as evidenced by his private messages on the DSA internal communications
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It's sort of like web traffic and, I mean, I could make the case before, like, a court of
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law that I'm going to the Virginia sort of campaign finance website that I'm just interested
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But if they also go and look at, like, DSA minutes and officer positions, they'd be like,
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You spent three hours in the Virginia, like, campaign finance website.
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Well, I mean, that glee that it's impossible to fire me, that's so gross.
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Give me a final word about Stuart Carafa and tell me, do you have more videos to come
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Well, the State Department responded to the video and said that they're taking seriously
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potential violations of the Hatch Act and financial issues.
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We just released a video an hour ago, so we have many more videos to come.
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We're dealing with a corrupt and complacent media that seeks to not shed sunlight on this.
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So I would ask each and every one of your viewers to embed these videos in your social
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media feeds and just get the word out as best as you can.
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We always look forward to when you have news because it's important news.
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And I say again that if you were a man of the left rather than an open-minded, skeptical
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journalist, and I think I'd call you on the right, but the journalism you're doing has
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If you were a man of the left, you would have a Pulitzer Prize by now.
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You would be a professor at Columbia School of Journalism.
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You would be the toast of the speaking circuit.
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But because you expose leftism through your accurate reporting, you have been marginalized
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by the profession around which you run circles every day.
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So we salute you, and I know you know this, that despite the fact the media party despises
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you, you are regarded as a more essential source of news than ABC, NBC, CNN, or any of those
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So on behalf of our viewers, especially up here in Canada, keep at it, my friend.
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That's very kind, and I really appreciate that.
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And what you guys can do to help Veritas is to simply spread our videos around as widely
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We'll put this video on YouTube, and we'll embed your videos on our website.
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And of course, folks, if you want to go help out, James, you can go to projectveritas.com
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because, of course, like us, he doesn't take a penny of government money, which is why he's
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James O'Keefe, he's the founder of Project Veritas and its lead journalist.
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I bet we have a deep state here in Canada, too, don't you?
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And I bet they're working fiendishly against Doug Ford, and if Justin Trudeau is ever voted
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out, they'll be sandbagging whoever replaces him, too, don't you think?
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On my monologue yesterday about Paul Wells' interview with Justin Trudeau, Deborah writes,
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Trudeau never answers the questions that he's given.
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He babbles on and on about anything and everything.
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Well, listen, every politician who is good does that, deflects, pivot, whatever you want
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That's where a journalist would ask a supplemental question or pull the subject back to the, pull
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Paul Wells did not do that because to do that would be to offend his majesty, and Paul Wells
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wouldn't be invited back on the state broadcaster anymore, and Paul Wells wouldn't get his exclusive
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If you act like a real critical accountability journalist in Canada, you do that once, and
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Michael writes, it was a slave on the back of the Roman general during a triumph who whispered
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It wasn't to the emperor, although your point about the liberal platterers in the media was
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Michael is referring to people whispering in your ear, you're just mortal.
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That's, I mentioned yesterday that I had heard that slaves would whisper that in the ears
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of emperors, and you're saying it's generals, I accept your correction.
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But the point is, who is there that Justin Trudeau actually listens to that says, buddy,
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you're a bit off course here, and you're merely mortal.
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I know you're a Trudeau, but you're mortal, and you don't have this one right.
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Is there any grown-up in the government at all?
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On the addition of Kian Bexty to the rebel team, Liza writes, welcome Kian Bexty, I look
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That binder of the convention was a brilliant scoop.
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Hopefully he'll have more news like that, and we're also going to try and keep his activist
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On our petition, StopBerman.ca, about Sipporah Berman being invited to the Alberta Teachers
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Don't waste the resources of rebel supporters sending the ethical oil book to Alberta schools.
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Don't get me wrong, I think every student in Alberta schools should read your great book,
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along with Alex Epstein's The Moral Case for Fossil Fuels.
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However, within minutes of your book arriving at the school library, I fear that it would
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be vandalized, sidelined, or disposed of by some leftist librarian and or teacher.
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Leftists are a nearly overwhelming infestation in our public schools.
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Very few, if any, students would have the privilege of reading your book unless you have some reliable
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method of identifying teachers sympathetic to your cause, our cause, who could use it
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directly in the classroom, I would not bother sending a copy of your book to every school
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John, you're very pessimistic, and you've made me sad, and I know there is some truth
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Earlier in the show, we looked at the deep state, these embedded leftists within the U.S.
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I know from personal experience that there are embedded leftists at Chapters Indigo bookstores,
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that hide or obscure books from conservative authors.
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Or they do funny tricks, like put a conservative non-fiction book in the fiction area, or put
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it next, if you like this one, you'll like this one, and put it next to Mein Kampf.
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I've seen evidence of all of these things with my own eyes.
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On behalf of all of us here at Rebel World Headquarters, good night.