Justin Trudeau just had really bad weekend — ＂I actually think he could lose the election＂
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Justin Trudeau has a really bad weekend, and we're here to talk about it. First, I do some amateur psychology on Paul Wells and other journalists about the hurt that they have in their hearts from high school, and how Justin Trudeau has healed it. The second part is about how awful a weekend it was for Trudeau, ranging from his debate, let's call it, and his argument with a volunteer in the Ottawa floods, to his appearance on The Simpsons and his calling the Japanese Prime Minister Chinese twice.
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Folks, I got a monologue for you in two parts today.
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The first part is me doing some amateur psychology about Paul Wells and other journalists.
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I reached deep into their psyche without ever having interviewing them
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about the hurt that they have in their hearts from high school and how Justin Trudeau has healed it.
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The second part is to talk about how awful a weekend it was for Trudeau,
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ranging from his debate, let's call it, and his argument with a volunteer at the sandbagging in the Ottawa floods
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to his appearance on The Simpsons to his calling the Japanese prime minister Chinese two times.
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So yeah, frankly, I think I probably should have divided the monologue into two.
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One would be called My Thoughts on Paul Wells' Hurt Feelings.
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But I jammed them together. It's a doubleheader for you today.
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Tonight, Justin Trudeau has a really, really bad weekend.
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It's April 29th, and this is 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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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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You know, I used to think Justin Trudeau was like Barack Obama in terms of media coverage.
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In eight years, there was never a negative story about Obama in the mainstream media.
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Now, in the conservative political media, sure, but not in the New York Times or the Washington Post
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And, of course, where a lot of young people get their news these days, late-night comedy shows.
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Yeah, hard-hitting journalism, like slow jamming the news.
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I'm not in a position to criticize looks, but Michelle Obama isn't what comes to mind when I hear the word supermodel.
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But, my God, she grates the cover of every fashion magazine and women's magazine for eight years.
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But you literally do have a supermodel now as the first lady, but not a single women's magazine has had her on the cover in two years.
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And don't get me started on Hollywood and the music industry, in case it wasn't obvious enough.
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In 2012, Bill Maher gave a million dollars to an Obama super PAC.
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That's a comedian journalist, just a million bucks.
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That's how in love they are still with the Democrats.
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And, you know, our Canadian media would do the same to the liberals if they weren't so cheap and poor.
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I mean, our Canadian media are completely in the tank for Trudeau, not just the state broadcaster.
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They're completely in the tank for Trudeau, not just the state broadcaster, because, of course, these days all media are versions of the state broadcaster or wannabe.
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So I thought it would be endless, this love affair.
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Even the eight-day international incident of Trudeau in India didn't really make the media stop loving him.
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They all cringed a bit, but they still loved the guy.
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They all bought his laughable Me Too excuse for sexually assaulting Rose Knight back in Crescent, B.C. in the year 2000.
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Like I said, I do not feel that I acted inappropriately in any way.
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But I respect the fact that someone else might have experienced that differently.
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I mean, severely normal Canadians were starting to back away from Trudeau.
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Especially as he seemed incapable of solving any real problems in the country.
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The establishment really didn't care that Trudeau was wrecking the oil patch.
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But when auto plants started closing in Ontario, well, it was time to care a little bit.
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Until in February when Jody Wilson-Raybould came along.
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Trudeau's attorney general that he fired when she wouldn't agree to drop criminal charges against Trudeau's friends in Quebec
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at a corrupt engineering company called SNC-Lavalin.
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And give credit where it's due, it was the Globe and Mail that broke that story on the front page.
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And the reason it actually hit for the first time is that it showed that all of Trudeau's charms
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that had worked so well in the media were fake.
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He just said all those things like a pickup artist knows what compliments to pay to a young woman in a bar.
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Jody Wilson-Raybould, Jane Philpott, even Celina Cesar Chavan, all were thrown out by Trudeau when he had no use for them.
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I think that was what finally snapped the media party out of love.
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The sense they had been tricked, lied to, that they had bought the pickup artist's compliments and flattery.
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To me, the greatest example of this is Paul Wells, the McLeans and CBC hack who so obviously had a man crush on Trudeau.
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I think that picture so flattered Paul Wells, who, let's be honest, has been a nerd his entire life.
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I think for half a second, Paul Wells thought, you know, there were cool kids in high school who never hung out with me.
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I was always marginal socially, always a bit weird, which he is.
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But this really cool guy was just joking around with me and he lets me call him Justin.
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And that picture there, we get friends joking around.
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And I think it healed something emotionally in Paul Wells that had been hurting his whole life.
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And suddenly a cool jock who got all the chicks was being nice to him.
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This is my analysis, my amateur analysis of Paul Wells.
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And then Paul Wells found out it was all a trick just to get Paul Wells to do Trudeau's homework for him like the jocks at school did.
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Paul Wells was just another notch on Trudeau's bedpost.
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Now, Rosemary Barton of the CBC is too deeply invested in her dream that maybe Trudeau likes her.
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He wrote a very angry, hurt diary entry that day.
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And McLean's decided to publish it as a commentary with the headline, The Imposter.
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But the point is, Trudeau, he's always, he's who he always has been.
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Paul Wells just finally realized that Trudeau was a master manipulator and he was suckered by it.
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Wells was just another one night stand, just like Rose Knight was back in Creston, B.C.
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And really, whereas Barack Obama was the first black president, or at least half black, and he therefore represented some sort of healing to America's longstanding racial wounds, going all the way back to slavery.
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Even though Obama's, Obama's mother's side of the family actually had slaves, and Obama's father's side of the family weren't even American.
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The Obamas were not slaves in America, never were.
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In fact, the Obama family were slave traders back in Africa.
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But still, he was an emotional salve for liberals.
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Here's how Joe Biden described Barack Obama once.
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I mean, you've got the first sort of mainstream African-American who was articulate and bright and clean and nice-looking guy.
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Now, of course, that's racist, but that's the liberal mind.
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They voted for Barack Obama to prove that they were not racist, and that America was not racist, and, you know, point proved.
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I mean, do you think that France or Germany in 2019, let alone 2008, would elect a black man president or the United Kingdom?
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I mean, maybe if you bring in 100 million more migrants, sure.
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Blacks are 12% of the U.S. population, so Obama obviously won by appealing to tens of millions of white Americans.
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My point here is that because Obama's appeal, he's black, is indelible, as long as he remained black and didn't do anything shockingly atrocious,
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he'd always be a hero to the affirmative action left like Joe Biden.
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Sure, he's got a famous last name, and he's young-ish and handsome-ish for a politician.
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He's, in fact, older than either Andrew Shearer or Jagmeet Singh.
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But still, he's dreamy in the eyes of a cat mum like Rosemary Barton.
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Like Paul Wells, she can see Trudeau as the boyfriend she could never get in high school, so she's still hoping.
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But the reason Paul Wells and Rosemary Barton loved Trudeau was because they felt he loved them, too.
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Sure, they love that he is the son of Pierre Trudeau, but he clearly lacks the intellectual gifts or the lifetime of achievement of Pierre Trudeau.
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They loved Justin Trudeau because he made them feel like he loved them, and he cared about them, and he flattered them, and their little biases and sensibilities.
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He convinced them that he cared about the same things they did, including feminism and aboriginal reconciliation and sunny ways and doing government differently and being the completely opposite of that meanie, Stephen Harper, who came across as a dad, not as a potential boyfriend.
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Rosemary Barton doesn't doodle her RB plus SH in a heart in her hope chest the way she doodles RB plus JT and seals it with a kiss.
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There's nothing worse than falling out of love as a result of a slight.
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This wasn't two lovebirds growing apart slowly.
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And so, miracle of miracles, Trudeau's Teflon is gone.
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And you know, that's all there ever was, just layers of Teflon.
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I think I always saw it, but now everybody does.
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So what Trudeau used to get away with, he no longer gets away with.
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And I don't think it's that Trudeau is necessarily behaving more badly now than before.
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It's just that it won't be ignored by his lovers in the media party anymore.
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Like, when those desperate representatives from that Indian band, Grassy Narrows,
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bought an expensive ticket to a Trudeau fundraiser and then begged him for help
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for all the mercury poisoning in that community, help he promised them two years ago.
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People like Grassy Narrows are suffering from mercury poisoning.
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I really appreciate the donation to the Liberal Party of Canada.
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And as we know, the Liberal Party is filled with different perspectives and different opinions,
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and we respect them all, and our commitment to reconciliation continues to be strong and committed,
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Thank you, sir, for your donation to the Liberal Party of Canada.
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That is why we are moving forward on reconciliation in a real and tangible way.
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Thank you for highlighting how important reconciliation is.
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Thank you very much for your donation to the Liberal Party.
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So, as I was saying, he actually said, thank you for your donation to the Liberal Party.
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It was a, yeah, yeah, you think you're embarrassing me, suckers.
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Women can help, of course, but it's mainly men.
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But imagine bringing your young children with you to sandbag.
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Well, Trudeau brought them specifically for a photo op.
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Do you know how long you've held up people picking up bags?
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I've been waiting to lie down the road for 30 minutes
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I'm a volunteer trying to help someone save their home.
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And you know, while you're here, while you're here, nobody can pick up.
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You know, I was with a guy who was a staunch conservative.
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And he said if you actually do work, he changed his vote.
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Can you listen to me, sir, now that I've listened to you?
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All your RCMP and security held people up from getting their stuff.
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Sir, I can understand your frustration around security.
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I live frustrations with security every day of my life right now.
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That's something that unfortunately is a reality of my life.
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I'm happy to be here to speak with you, to listen to you, to speak with all the players,
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and to encourage more Canadians to come out and volunteer.
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More people are coming and volunteer because they're trying to get into it.
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I volunteered, but I was in a truck for an hour waiting while you were here with a photo op.
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I have the most insincere thing I've ever seen.
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The first five seconds, he's literally posing for a photo op with his young children.
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And obviously, everybody is stopping work for him.
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And then there was someone who was actually, you know, there to do something, to help.
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Do you know how long you've held up people picking up bags?
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I've been waiting to lie down the road for 30 minutes while you've been here soaking up the race.
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You don't bring in someone like Trudeau who needs that level of security to a place where masses of strangers need to come and go freely in an emergency way.
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You wouldn't bring Trudeau into a hospital emergency room if you were trying to attend emergent victims.
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But look at that woman who came up to him there.
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Well, she's someone who immediately puts her hands on that guy and gently pushes him away.
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But what do you think would happen if that man put his hands on her and pushed her away?
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Trudeau's security obviously didn't think it was necessary.
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By what right does that liberal MP do so other than liberal divine right?
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I'm a volunteer trying to help someone save their home.
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And you know, while you're here, while you're here, nobody can pick up.
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Or is that just something Trudeau does to mere citizens?
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I tell you, if that volunteer put his hands on Trudeau like that, he would be arrested that moment and tackled and handcuffed.
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I can assure you, in fact, putting your hands on someone is a technical definition of arrest.
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It's one of the ways you know you're under arrest.
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If a cop puts their hand on you, why does Trudeau do that?
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You know, Trudeau did that to Kathy Cachula, too.
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She was the crying mother who told Trudeau she couldn't afford to pay higher power prices.
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And he just went right up to her, unsolicited, without permission.
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And I'm in control of you move physically and psychologically.
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It's something Trudeau has clearly done his whole life, especially to women, especially to women he wants to have under his thumb.
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He just can't stop invading the space of women.
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You know, I was with a guy who was a staunch conservative.
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And he said, if you actually do work, he changed his vote.
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Can you listen to me, sir, now that I've listened to you?
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He filled sandbags for 15 minutes before he took a break to pose for a photo op.
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He couldn't go 15 minutes before breaking for taking a break with his kids.
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Because who doesn't take children to do hard physical labor in an emergency situation?
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I mean, there wasn't a single other child on site.
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But this dilettante was really doing nothing more than in his India trip, where he used
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They're helping out with sandbags costumes now.
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All your RCMP and security help people up from getting their stuff.
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I can understand your frustration around security.
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I live frustrations with security every day of my life right now.
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That's something that unfortunately is a reality of my life.
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That privileged, pompous, trust fund child was saying it's such a burden for him to have
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The point was he needlessly brought that security to a relief area, to an emergency area.
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But you have to understand, Trudeau can't give the moral or emotional high ground to this
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And sure, you're mad at me for slowing things down.
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But you have no idea how much I suffer with my VIP security.
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Trudeau was actually trying to outbid him for moral anger and righteousness.
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I'm happy to be here to speak with you, to listen to you, to speak with all the lawyers,
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and to encourage more Canadians to come out and volunteer.
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More people are coming and volunteer because they're drawing attention to it.
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I volunteered, but I was in a truck for an hour waiting while you were here with a photo
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I bet the percentage of 55-year-old men who support Trudeau in this country, I bet it's
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I've shown you stats before that for all men of all ages, I think it's just 25% support
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For 55-year-old men like that, I bet it's like in the teens.
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His arm touching, his I have it worse than you lies, I don't think anyone's buying it
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Now, I'm not quite 55, but I know the kind of guy this guy is, a volunteer, and I know
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he sees right through Trudeau, the imposter, as Paul Wells would call him.
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He actually is a literal neighbor who came to help.
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But the pickup artist uses a manipulative trick called a neg.
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I'm going to hit at the moral confidence of the mark.
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That's how he mocked the Grassy Narrows Indians.
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Do you think Trudeau was doing anything meaningful here?
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Or was he maybe asking them, hey guys, what's the optimal place to take a selfie?
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What a real pleasure it is to welcome Prime Minister Shinzo Abe to Ottawa for the second time,
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on the occasion of 90 years of diplomatic relations between Canada and China, Canada and Japan.
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but I am very, very glad that you were able to make such time for the tremendous friendship
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that we celebrate every day between Canada and China.
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Okay, yeah, that's the Prime Minister of Japan, not China.
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You know, Japan and China, they don't much love each other.
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Nuclear threats from China against Japan, from North Korea against Japan.
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North Korea is China's stalking horse against Japan.
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And the Japanese haven't always been saints either.
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Google the rape of Nanking if you want to learn some history.
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But imagine meeting the Japanese Prime Minister and calling him Chinese, not once but twice.
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That's what they'd say about it if it were a conservative Prime Minister who made that gaffe.
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I think it's more likely that Trudeau just doesn't have a clue about anything.
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I've never heard him mention Japan ever about anything.
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I mean, Japan, it might as well have been Djibouti or Burundi or some other place for all Trudeau knows.
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Do you remember when McLean's magazine asked him what his favorite Baltic country was?
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I mean, the Prime Minister of Japan has not, in fact, visited Ottawa twice.
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Now, I'm sorry to ask, but we know that Trudeau spends thousands of dollars on every flight on alcohol.
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Look, he's so drunk, he's literally wobbling on his feet.
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Was he drunk when he met the PM of Japan, or was he high?
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I know you think I'm being mean, but we know he has huge liquor bills, and we know that he boasted about smoking marijuana since becoming a parliamentarian.
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The CBC went into full damage control mode, saying that China was on the top of his mind.
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That he said that only because he was so focused on the policy problems presented by China.
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Have you ever even heard Trudeau mention those policy problems with China, ever?
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You know, China still holds two Canadians hostage over there.
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You know China just banned Canadian canola, right?
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But then last night, the icing on the cake of a busy weekend.
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The Simpsons, you know that cartoon that's become painfully woke and liberal with Lisa Simpson as a social justice warrior.
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They'd invite him to be his own voice for the cartoon.
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They've done that with many celebrities and politicians before.
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For some reason, they didn't get Trudeau to do his own voice.
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I think it's because they mocked him mercilessly.
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They used to delight journalists like Paul Wells.
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I am really, really sorry about what our president called you.
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So listen, if I could just ask you one question about the SNC-Lavalin scandal.
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Yeah, I'm not going to say that's really funny.
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I don't think The Simpsons are that funny anymore.
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And right on cue, the CBC, they said that The Simpsons is racist or something.
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I think that's the first time they ever did a political analysis of The Simpsons ever.
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They're just trying to support their boyfriend.
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But better now for the media party to fall in love with Trudeau now, six months before
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But I actually think Justin Trudeau will lose the next election.
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If not outright come in second place, I think he will certainly lose his majority.
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But these past three days, these self-inflicted wounds that no media, other than the most
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obsequious bought and paid for CBC, would mop up for him, I think he's going to have a
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When I hear a loud bing, I thought Lori may have fell or the table tipped over in the lobby
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right here, I turn around and I see a sight that I, undescribable, here is a young man
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And I see Lori laying on the floor unconscious and her dear husband, Dr. Howard Kay, who's
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like a brother to me, is trying to resuscitate her and he faints and he's laying there on
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And then the daughter, Hannah, comes out screaming, Daddy and Mommy, what's going on?
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This is the most heart-wrenching sight I could have seen.
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That is Rabbi Goldstein, the Chabad synagogue rabbi from Poway, which is a suburb of San Diego.
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Of course, he's talking about the terrorist attack on that synagogue.
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The rabbi himself, I don't know if you saw in the very first shot, lost an index finger
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Another congregant, a convert to Judaism, Jonathan Morales, who is a member of the Border
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And unfortunately, Lori Kay, of course, succumbed to her injuries.
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Well, our own Kian Bexty is on the scene and was there as Rabbi Goldstein addressed the crowd.
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Kian, thanks for joining us via Skype from right outside the synagogue.
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I mean, obviously, I don't need to ask you what the mood is.
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I'll just, I'll give you a visual of what this place looks like right now.
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She was the individual who was shot by the assailant.
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There could have been a much higher death toll.
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An individual by the name of Jonathan Morales picked up a sidearm inside of the building
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and chased the shooter out who was inside of his car already because another individual
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by the name of Oscar Stewart threw a chair at him and charged at him while yelling, as reported
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by the Daily Caller earlier, so Oscar chased him out of the synagogue itself.
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And then Jonathan swooped in with his firearm, shooting off a couple shots at the vehicle
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as it looked like he was picking up another rifle.
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And then after Jonathan let those shots off, the assailant fled and was eventually arrested
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We've set up a website called ThankYouJonathan.com.
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You did a great little video for us that we put up earlier today of various people at
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the synagogue last night saying thank you to him.
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Of course, there was that other congregant as well.
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What was interesting to me is that the rabbi broke with the official left-wing narrative
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because, of course, number one, it was a gun wielded by Jonathan Morales that saved
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And number two, the rabbi was delighted to get a truly warm phone call from Donald Trump.
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Let me play for you a short clip of the rabbi speaking about Donald Trump.
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And he spent close to 10, 15 minutes with me on the phone.
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It's the first time I've ever spoken to a president of the United States of America.
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He shared with me condolences on behalf of the United States of America, and we spoke
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And he spoke about his love of peace and Judaism and Israel, and he was just so comforting
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that I'm really grateful to our president for taking the time and making that effort to
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Kian, I think that the rabbi was speaking truthfully there.
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He's a Chabad rabbi, which means he's more conservative.
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Trump can be actually wonderful in these moments of crisis.
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And number two, a firearm indeed was involved in committing the crime, but a firearm stopped
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The rabbi spoke very nicely about how Donald Trump called him, the president called him,
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and was very warm, spoke to him like an old colleague.
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He was also talking later at the vigil that was held yesterday about this phone call, and
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he went in detail about what they talked about.
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He talked about the state of Israel and his support against the Jewish, Donald Trump's support
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He said he spoke to him like an old colleague, speaks to how personable and kind Donald Trump
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really is, contrary to what the mainstream media and the left will say.
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Now, I understand they're preparing right now for the funeral.
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It's a Jewish tradition to bury the dead very, very quickly.
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So it looks like around you, they're setting up for that.
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Tell me, have you had a chance to speak to anyone who's, have you had a chance to communicate
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with the rabbi himself, or was it just at that press conference?
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He's had a few engagements with some of the larger outlets.
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And, of course, I don't have the resources that CNN does to get a hold of these people.
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I believe he's in the synagogue behind me right now, and I'm trying to be as respectful
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as possible to the situation and the people right now.
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But I am going to try and get a hold of him or Oscar Stewart, who I believe is also going
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That's why I'm here, so that I can be on the ground and talk to these people.
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One of the questions I have for the rabbi is, I want him to go a little bit more in detail
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But I also want to know if he thinks that it's important that the Jewish people arm themselves
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Lots of folks here have been saying that, similar to situations previously where synagogues
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had no firearms in order to defend themselves, they think that that shouldn't be the case
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And Jewish people should take it upon themselves to defend themselves.
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Well, listen, I know you've been busy and you've already filed two videos that we've put up.
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Please do try and make contact with Oscar Stewart, who drove him from the facility.
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If you can contact Jonathan Morales, I understand he has a very interesting story that he's, as you
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can tell by the name, a Hispanic man who has only recently discovered that he is a Jewish
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heritage and that he actually comes up to this Chabad from, I mean, he sounds like a very
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If you can make contact with either of them or the rabbi.
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There's one more thing I'd like you to find out while you're there, and I'm sort of giving
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But I understand that Jonathan Morales did not have his firearm on his person, and that
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he had to go and get it because I understand that maybe the sanctuary itself is a gun-free
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Now, I've been to Israel, and I know that there are firearms in synagogues, even in, especially
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in Israel, because you never know when there's going to be a terrorist attack.
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I don't, and again, I think you're wise to be respectful on this grave day, but I would
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like to know if perhaps the synagogue has revisited its thinking, and if perhaps in the future they
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would allow a lawful firearm to be on the person of a congregant in the actual sanctuary,
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because it seems to me that that firearm had a key role in averting the massacre and having
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a gun-free zone sign on a synagogue is tantamount to saying, we're sitting ducks.
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No, I think you're right, and it is just secondhand information that I'm hearing from people who
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They said that he didn't have the firearm on his person.
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I'm not sure where that was, whether it was in the rabbi's office or what.
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I'm not entirely sure, but I do know that he didn't have it immediately accessible, and
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perhaps if he did, he could have saved the one life that was taken yesterday, or two
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Well, listen, I'm really glad you're down there.
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I think this incident will be quickly forgotten by the mainstream media, number one, because
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But number two, the narrative of the heroes and the rabbi praising Trump is so contrary
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to the official narrative, they're just going to skip right over.
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Maybe it was in, I can't recall which state it's in right now.
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But there was a recent shooting that had a bit higher of death toll, and I don't know
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if the conservative, sorry, the liberal narrative probably works a little bit better over there
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So we'll probably see the mainstream media fleeing to the next available opportunity.
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I mean, I've seen you in action in Alberta in the election, and that's a good time to
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But on the day of a funeral, it's wise to, if you're going to err one way or the other,
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it's best to err on the side of politeness, I suppose, and deference, because, of course,
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someone did, of course, lose their life yesterday.
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And, folks, if you want to sign the petition, it's not even a petition, it's a thank you
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That's Kian Bexty down there in Poway, which is actually in the vicinity of San Diego.
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On my monologue Friday about the Notre Dame Cathedral fire, Liza writes,
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I think they are trying too hard to lead us to believe that Notre Dame was an accident.
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Even then, they can manufacture their own facts.
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The instinct in the entire 5P professionals, especially politicians and the media, and
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police, to immediately say, oh, it's not terrorism, anytime, not just in this time,
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I think it makes it very hard to trust them later.
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It really is that fable about the boy who cries wolf.
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But it's hard to believe a liar who always lies to you.
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And I point out that years later, we still don't know what happened at the Las Vegas
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I'm just saying it's bloody hard to believe the official sources of facts anymore.
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Henson writes, your suspicions regarding the fire and how quickly Notre Dame went up in
00:41:38.120
The New York Times relied on some professor in New York.
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Look, OK, I found the 13-year chief architect of Notre Dame who was in charge of fire security
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And he says he couldn't believe what happened and found it very skeptical that 800-year-old
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Bruce writes, the Notre Dame fire has all the hallmarks of a terrorist act, but we aren't
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Yeah, and that's the problem with fake news and that's the problem with political spin
00:42:20.420
On my interview with Mark Morano about the Extinction Rebellion protest, Paul writes,
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environmentalists have no idea what a world without fossil fuels would look like.
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And that's why I think I remarked to Mark that so few first-generation immigrants to Canada,
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at least from poorer countries, are environmentalists.
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Because if you, I mean, if you've, I've been to Haiti.
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If you've ever been to Haiti, I'm sorry, the place is so messy and garbagey and dirty.
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If you came from Haiti to Canada, you would never join a campaign to de-industrialize because
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That's why that in the main, these environmentalist movements are rich, bored, luxury kids who
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Because if you actually are from the developing world, and I mean, Haiti is a mess.
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You love the cleanliness, the order, the health, the safety, the comfort, the aesthetic pleasantry
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Only someone, it's like those rich kids who pay a lot of money to buy jeans that look poor,
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And I think that's what this whole global warming cult is.
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Until then, on behalf of all of us here at Rebel World Headquarters, good night and keep