Let me show you what the Conservative Party of Canada has turned into
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In this episode, I take you through the most curious tweet sent by Conservative MP Michelle Rempel-Garner, and try to explain why she sent it. I also talk about why she moved her family to Oklahoma, and why she should have stayed in Canada.
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Hello, my Rebels. Today, I take you through the most curious tweet by the Twitter MP for
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the Conservative Party. You probably know who I'm talking about. She's a bit of a YouTube star. Just
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ask her. Michelle Rempel-Garner. She had the most bizarre, wokest tweet yesterday. She, I think,
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tried to cancel herself. I'll read you the tweet and try and explain it. That's up ahead. But
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Tonight, let me show you what the Conservative Party of Canada has turned into. It's June
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Why should others go to jail when you're a biggest carbon consumer I know? There's 8,500
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customers here, and you won't give them an answer. The only thing I have to say to the government
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about why I publish it is because it's my bloody right to do so.
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Michelle Rempel-Garner is one of the few Conservative Party MPs who has any sort of profile. Pierre
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Poliev, maybe Michael Chong. Some people still remember Andrew Scheer. And I think I'm almost
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on the list, aren't I? Though I think it's fair to say Michelle Rempel-Garner is famous for being
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famous. I mean, it's been the biggest year for health in Canadian history, and Rempel-Garner is
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the health critic. Can you tell me anything of use, of importance she's said or done? Any real point
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she's made any important campaign or challenge to the Liberals and their lockdowns in the past year?
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Yeah, no, me neither. Maybe she hasn't been allowed to by Erin O'Toole, but that hasn't stopped
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Pierre Poliev from actually making a dent in the Liberals, despite O'Toole actually demoting him.
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Rempel-Garner has always been culturally leftist. She makes a point of her feminism and her
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transgender activism. I'm not sure if it really represents the Conservative Party or Calgary,
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but it keeps her in the good books of the media party out there in Ottawa. She's one of the few
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Conservatives the CBC tolerates. I'm not sure if she's a cultural fit for her new home down in Oklahoma,
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where her new husband is from and where she spends so much of her time. She just moved to Oklahoma for most
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of the first part of the pandemic. I mean, I get it. Canada has been a prison by comparison. I think a lot of
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people would like to move to Oklahoma if they could, but it's a bit weird being a Canadian member of
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Parliament when you're based in Oklahoma, don't you think? I mean, can you imagine the reverse? Imagine if a
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U.S. congressman lived in Winnipeg while still voting in Congress by Zoom or whatever. In fact, she recently
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complained that she had to stay in Canada because all of a sudden politicians were getting so much
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scrutiny. So I'm going to be totally upfront with you guys. I spent Christmas alone in Calgary.
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It was a really hard decision to make. I didn't get to see my family at Christmas.
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I miss my husband. He's in Oklahoma. But I knew if I went down to Oklahoma, I knew that I would have
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vulturous CBC reporters reporting on my whereabouts saying that I was a bad example to the Canadian
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public. And I knew I couldn't go. I knew that because I knew that if the Alberta government and
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my constituents were being asked to sit at home, then I had to sit at home. Because as somebody who was
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is elected to serve the people, like, I like, and I'm going to be straight up with you. I have permission
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to share this. My mother-in-law has stage four breast cancer. I would really like to see her. I haven't seen
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her in months. We don't know how much time she has left. And I've been thinking like, okay, well, when can I
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potentially go down and see my family? Could it be during the parliamentary recess? And I, you know,
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I was thinking about this being, I was going to be upfront with people about when I traveled. But I
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knew when this news came out yesterday that like that took any hope for me off the table. So I'll just
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be selfish and say like, thanks, Rod. I don't get to see my mother-in-law now because there'll be a witch
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hunt if I go see my family, even though I'm not going, I'm going to see my mother-in-law and I'm not
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going to St. Bart's. So yes, a little angry about that. Yeah, it's really tough being an MP. You know,
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they gave themselves a raise on April 1st, right? And you know, they gave themselves another raise
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last April 1st, right? Boy, they have a tough life. But then I saw this on Twitter just yesterday.
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I humble myself and ask forgiveness and seek to make things right. I have privilege. I am cis,
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straight, white, but I'm also a woman who works in a system dominated by white maleness,
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but no excuses. I will do what I can. That is all I can do, but it is much.
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What? Whoa! Whoa! Holy moly. I feel like I just took a wrong turn and ended up in a gender studies
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class at some left-wing university where they're having a meeting to talk about knocking down some
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John A. MacDonald statue, but first they have to get their pronouns right, sort of like this.
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My patience has run out. Pansexuality is not inherently biphobic. They are both valid sexualities.
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Both of them. And while yes, I have seen pansexual people use that label for questionable reasons,
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they pretty quickly get it once you explain things to them. They do. And not only that,
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but do you know who likes to use specific or micro labels? Neurodivergent people. Sometimes we just
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have to do whatever we can to feel safe and comfortable. And using a more specific label
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can be our outlet for that. Yeah, maybe we have our new Conservative Party candidate right there. But
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back to the Rempel-Garner tweet, she was writing in reply to Amira El-Gawabi, an activist with the
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Liberal-funded hate group, ironically called the Canadian Anti-Hate Network. As we showed you the other
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day, they literally have a six-figure contract to smear Conservative critics of the Liberal Party.
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The government pays them to report Conservatives to whatever authority they think could do them
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damage. They're like the Stasi. They're clever to call themselves the Anti-Hate Network because it
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obscures the fact that they're pretty full of hatred. I mean, they literally go on Twitter and like
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messages that call for violence against their opponents. So Rempel-Garner was bantering with
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El-Gawabi about the murder in London, Ontario, a 20-year-old man charged with running down the
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Afzal family in his car. Terrible tragedy. I see in the newspapers today he had significant mental issues,
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was seeing a shrink, was estranged from his parents, was actually an emancipated youth,
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as they say, when he was just a teenager. He had flashes of violence going back years in school.
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I don't know if he was motivated by anti-Muslim hate, or if he was a terrorist, or just mental
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illness, or even if it was just negligence. I don't know yet. I don't know if anyone knows yet.
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But Rempel-Garner took to Twitter to say that she would like to apologize and ask forgiveness. Let me
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quote, yes, I humble myself and ask forgiveness and seek to make things right.
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Now, I'm not sure the words humble and MP go together, but sorry, ask for forgiveness. What did
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Rempel-Garner do wrong? She wasn't involved in the killing. So how can she apologize?
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She's not apologizing for what Veltman, the accused killer, did. She's apologizing for just
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being who she is. I have privilege. I am cis, straight, white, but I'm also a woman who works
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in a system dominated by white maleness. What? So you're apologizing for being cis. You know what
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that word, that made-up word, fake word means? It means heterosexual. But no normal person says that.
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She's apologizing for being a straight, white woman. Why are you apologizing for immutable
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characteristics? She's trying to say, though, that even though she's those terrible things,
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straight, white woman, she shouldn't be thrown out with the John A. MacDonald statue because,
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you see, she works in a system dominated by a white maleness. Really? You know, the last chief
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justice of the Supreme Court for the longest time was a woman, right? You know, we've had several
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governors general who were women, right? I think we've had three women have held high heights in
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every field of endeavor, politics, business, law, whatever. But sure, you're a poor victim because
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you're a woman. Okay. All right. But you're also an oppressor because you're white and straight. I'm
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exhausted just reading this. But no excuses. I will do what I can. That is all I can do. But it is much.
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Yeah. Sure, you can do a lot. But what on earth? She's got no excuses for what? Because she's white
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and heterosexual? She asks for forgiveness for that? Is she trying to ask for forgiveness for
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someone else's crime? That's not her place to do. What is she doing? Remble Garner also published
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this extended version on Islamophobia and the London attack. Now, I think it's a good thing for
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people to weigh in on. She talks about the murdered family, assuming it was a murder, assuming it was a
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hate crime. It might have been. I see news that it was mental illness. I don't see facts to the
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contrary, other than the victims were Muslim. Maybe it was a hate crime. Maybe they were targeted,
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though they were killed on the city street, not a mosque or a particularly Muslim location. But I
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think it is good for an MP to show solidarity with a grieving family and a grieving community. I think
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that's a good thing. But what's going on here with the weird self-abnegation, the self-hatred,
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the self-blame? This is therapy, not public policy. Here's part of her longer statement.
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Step two is atonement. While I've since spoken out on it, one of my biggest regrets in my public
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service was being silent during the 2015 general election campaign on the wrongness
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of the barbaric cultural practices, tip line, and the proposed niqab ban. Those policies were wrong
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to the Muslim community. I'm deeply sorry for not fighting it then. I can assure you I won't make
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the same mistake again. Well, hang on. Barbaric cultural practices refers to terrible things,
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including honor killings. We've had some of those in Canada. Aksa Parvez, a young woman from the
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greater Toronto area, because she didn't want to wear a hijab out in public. She was murdered by her
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own family. We've had other honor murders like that, including the Shafia family. This tip line
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was to help young girls who were in desperate straits. They wanted to be free, but they were
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living under a medieval style of honor. What's wrong with that? Is it the use of the word barbaric,
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or does Michelle Rempel-Garner now think that those things aren't barbaric? Lord knows we have
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enough tip lines and snitch lines for things like people not wearing masks. Honor killings aren't
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important anymore. And when she says she's no longer in favor of banning the niqab, a niqab is a full face
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covering, including in court. It's not a hijab, which is like a shawl or a babushka. Is Michelle
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Rempel-Garner actually saying she wants the full niqab even in a court of law? It's a pretty radical
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position. And what does that have to do with a murder in London, Ontario? And why is she asking
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for forgiveness? What did she do? Well, she's not really asking for forgiveness. She's asking that
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she be granted her new privileges as the wokest of the woke. What she was really writing was an
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application letter to the CBC to not be kicked out of the cool kids club. She will self-denounce. She
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will self-identify as a cis white female ally wokester. Please don't cancel her. If she throws
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conservatives under the bus, if she throws her own constituents under the bus, can she still be
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polite company? I wonder what people in her downtown Calgary riding would think of her
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condemning cis, straight, hetero, white males. I don't know. Sounds a bit racist to me and a bit
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desperate. Here's a prediction. I predict that before too long, Michelle Rempel-Garner will come out as a
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liberal. Stay with us. More ahead. Welcome back. Well, I remember last year when we sent a reporter
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to a massive anti-lockdown protest in Germany. And I'm talking tens of thousands, maybe 100,000 people
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there. And to my surprise, the keynote speaker was Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who in my mind I had
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associated with left-wing causes, with environmentalism. He, you know, basically he's from the Kennedy
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family, as liberal as they come. And yet there he was speaking out against lockdowns in the company of
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other dissidents, conservatives. And I saw Naomi Wolf, an American liberal famous for coaching
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Vice President Al Gore, the Democratic nominee for the presidential election, and Naomi Wolf.
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She came out as a lockdown skeptic too. And over the past year, I've realized that
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this, the opposition to lockdowns and vaccine passports and forced masks and experimental meds,
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there have been some don't tread on me conservatives and right-wingers. But there are also people of the
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left concerned about civil liberties and concerned about natural health. It's rewired, I think, the
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political spectrum. I think it's changed to our audience. Here is Rebel News. And I've started
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following people on Twitter, for example, I might not have followed before, including the aforementioned
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people, although Naomi Wolf is now suspended from Twitter for her lockdown skepticism. One of the people
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I find very interesting is a criminal defense and civil liberties attorney with the new Civil Liberties
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Alliance. And what I like about her is her nickname on Twitter is Lefty Lockdowns, because she describes
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herself as a liberal, at least a former liberal. And many of her tweets question why people on the left are not
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fighting the lockdowns, which I think ought to be a liberal position. Janine Yunus joins us now via
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Skype from Washington. What a pleasure to meet you. I've been following you online. Welcome to the
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program. Tell me, do you consider yourself a liberal at heart or even a lefty? And if so, why are there so
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few liberals fighting against lockdowns? Thank you so much for having me, Ezra. It's a pleasure to be here.
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Um, that's an excellent question and one I, I wish I had an answer for. I've been puzzled for over a year
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now. I don't understand. To me, it was quite obvious from the beginning that lockdowns and similar
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measures would hurt the working class and the poor more than anybody else. I mean, they're the people
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who are put out of work. They're the ones who can't send their kids to private schools. People in third
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world countries, you know, vaccine programs were ended when humanitarian workers were, um, pulled out
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because of, uh, you know, the pandemic, um, that it's estimated that 130 million additional people
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are going to face starvation because of supply chain disrupts, supply chain disruptions due to
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lockdowns, uh, around the world. So in my opinion, it's, uh, people who purport to care about the poor
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of the working class, which is supposed to be the left wing should be horrified by this as for why,
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um, the liberal left has in America, at least has sort of gotten on the lockdown train. I, um,
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I think it was a reaction to Donald Trump because he was a lockdown skeptic early on,
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or at least he sort of waffled and he indicated he thought it might be not a great idea to,
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to lock down. So I think everyone on the liberal left hates him so much. He's so reviled
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that they thought, well, if Donald Trump says X, it must be, you know, negative X.
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Uh, if that doesn't really explain other countries because, you know, for instance,
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in the UK, Boris Johnson is a conservative, uh, and that's the party that's really implementing
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these, uh, terrible, harsh lockdown measures. Yeah. I mean, we've, we follow the UK, we follow
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Australia, which is some of the most extreme lockdowns. We have a little civil, civil liberties
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project of our own, uh, up here, Janine, we call it fight the finest.com. And we've actually taken
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over a thousand cases of people who have been hit with massive tickets, typically over a thousand
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dollars for something trivial, like not wearing a mask. And one of our civil liberties lawyers said
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to me the other day that after seeing so many of these cases, he detects a pattern. They're
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working class people. They're disproportionately, frankly, he says, single moms. And he's, he detects
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this class element and I'm a right winger. I don't buy into Marxism, but you know, who are getting the
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tickets? And by the way, a thousand dollar or a $1,500 ticket, if you're a working class,
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that can destroy your entire life. That can break rent. That can break up a family. If you're,
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if you're rich, okay, fine. It's, it's a burden, but it's not devastating. I really think there is
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a lockdown class that is snobby, that is supporting the lockdowns as a sign of class. And, uh, it gives
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them a moral authority to sneer at others, to snitch at others, to, I, they, they wear the mask as a flag
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to identify themselves. Even after they get a vaccine, they still love the mask because they
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don't want people to think they're free facing. I mean, I, I just think that it is the new identity.
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I'm not going to call it a religion. I'll call it a superstition. And either you're, you're with the
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cool kids or you're not. I think a lot of it is snobbery and classism. And look at me, I'm sounding
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like a commie now. I mean, I couldn't agree more. I think that's absolutely what it is. And,
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you know, papers like the New York times that cater to the sort of liberal elite, the zoom class,
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the people who can do their jobs from their living room, uh, without missing a paycheck.
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The New York times has been fully on board with lockdowns from day one. They keep, um,
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they keep misconstruing the science in order to perpetuate support for lockdowns. Um, it's just,
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and they run these pieces about actually why working from home is better and how it's,
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I mean, what about the people who've been put out of work? What about the restaurant workers?
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What about the, the single mom as you talk about who can't send their kids to school because the
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public schools are closed while the private ones are open as they are in New York city? I mean,
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it's despicable. And, um, you know, I was, I tweeted about this actually today. I was in a restaurant
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in DC the other night, last night, and I was sitting at the bar and everyone's standing at the bar. No
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one's wearing masks, but the servers are wearing masks because they have to, um, at least according to
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that restaurant's policy. And it's like creating this surf class who has to be masked. And I'm
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really, I cannot believe that liberal elites are okay with this. I mean, it suggests to me that
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they've been hypocrites all along, frankly. Yeah. I mean, it is the quote, little people
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who've been hit with this. I mean, lawyers, uh, fancy people, they can work. Like you say,
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the zoom class, they can work from wherever they're enjoying their larger homes with their
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backyards. Some of them have pools. Some of them have a country cottage. If you are a working class
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person in a small apartment with no balcony, you're locked. I mean, I, in Toronto, the most
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locked down city in the world, according to the BBC, there's a lot of people living in small
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apartments downtown and yet they close the parks. So if you don't have a balcony, you're not allowed
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to go to the parks. What on earth do you do? And the gyms are closed unless you're rich enough to
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have a gym in your house. I think it's very classist, but here's what scares me now. I think
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that, uh, at least in America, you're moving beyond the harshest lockdowns. The mask mandates are
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coming off, except for, as you point out for the servant class, but I feel like so many things are
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pointing to vaccines now that you're having de facto vaccine passports in Canada. They're talking about
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removing the, the travel quarantine. If you got your two shots, everyone else has to have a two week
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quarantine. So again, you'd have to be fabulously wealthy to be able to afford two weeks of lingering.
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And here's my question for liberals. And maybe you call yourself a former liberal now.
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I think the absolute essential liberal issue for a generation was abortion, pro-choice,
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personal choice, keep your hands off my body, keep your rosaries off my ovaries, you know,
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all this personal autonomy and doctors can't tell me what to do and politicians. And now they're saying,
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take an injection of a med that isn't even fully through its experimental trials yet,
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that for many people is statistically more dangerous than, than the virus would be young,
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healthy people. And my God, can, can you not see these gigantic billion dollar pharmaceutical
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companies just licking their lips? You would think that would get every liberal up off their
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seats, these forced injections. Am I going crazy? Where are all the liberals?
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I, I wish I had a bad answer for you. It's crazy to me too. I mean, this should be, I have very strong
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opinions about this. This should absolutely be a personal choice. People have all sorts of reasons
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they don't want to get the vaccine. For instance, I have a friend who has anaphylaxis and she also has a
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history of blood clots. So she did quite a bit of research, spoke to medical professionals, said that
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both the Pfizer and the Moderna, you know, were risky for her because of the anaphylaxis. The J&J
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is risky for women of her age with the blood clots. So she doesn't want to get them, but she lives in
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New York city where they have a vaccine passport program. And she also wants to go to France when
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they're only letting in vaccinated people apparently. So she, she may get it. She, and she really doesn't
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want to. Another thing is there's quite a, an evolving body of evidence showing that people who've had
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COVID. If they get the vaccine, they can have a worse reaction. In fact, a lot of the episodes
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of myocarditis and young people are tied to having had COVID before. So the fact that just this
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indiscriminate, everybody should get the vaccine, everybody should get the vaccine. No, we have
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personal choices for a reason because people are in the best position to evaluate their circumstances
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themselves and to, to make this choice themselves. And I would also, you know, I want to point out
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because, uh, in the United States, at least we have the Supreme court case called, um, Jacobson,
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where the Supreme court said that, uh, local authorities could force people could find people
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for not getting the smallpox vaccine. I mean, smallpox is a very different disease. It kills
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approximately 30% of people. It infects, it disfigures the rest. Um, it also doesn't discriminate
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based on age. So it presents a risk to everybody. Whereas COVID really only presents a significant
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risk if you're over, you know, 70. So you're forcing people to get a vaccine that as you noted
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is in the experimental stages for something that doesn't even present a risk to them.
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Yeah. I find it very troubling. At least you have some jurisdictions in the States that are pushing
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back in particular, Florida, Texas to a degree in Canada, there is not a single jurisdiction nor either
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party on the left or the right that is opposed to lockdowns or, or, or these authoritarian measures.
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It's truly bizarre. We have a political monoculture up here. Let me ask you one last
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question. You're with the new civil liberties Alliance, and we've talked to some of your
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colleagues there before about other projects. Basically you're doing civil liberties work to
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fight against the overweening power of the state. Have you guys, can you tell me one or two things
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that you guys are doing to fight the good fight in America?
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Yes. Um, so I actually joined the new civil liberties Alliance in order to, you know, fight against some of
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this pandemic related, uh, government overreach. So I'm working on some interesting things. I, I think,
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uh, I'll be more public about that soon, but we have a number of very interesting cases. Um,
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for instance, they've been fighting, uh, some of my colleagues have been fighting the eviction
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moratoriums, um, which have been horrible for landlords. Uh, we have other interesting cases
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against, um, we have a particularly interesting case against, um, Cornell university that fired a
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professor or denied him tenure, uh, based on sexual assault allegations that he wasn't, he wasn't even
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permitted any due process. He wasn't allowed to present evidence that he didn't, you know,
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and there was substantial evidence he didn't actually do what he was accused of. So we have
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quite a few, um, very interesting cases that are geared towards, aimed towards, uh, defending people's
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civil liberties. And, um, you can learn more about the new civil liberties Alliance, uh, at, uh,
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on our website. NCLALegal.org. I know it. I've got it. I got this open here. Listen,
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it's great to talk to you. It's great to meet you. I feel like some cranky conservatives, dissidents,
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people who have that little rattlesnake, don't tread on me flag. I feel like those kind of ornery
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people who say, just leave me alone. That idea is no longer just for conservatives anymore. I think that
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I enjoy talking to and working with and following people on the left or who used to be on the left,
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who are concerned about these things. And maybe you're one of them. And I look forward to following
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what you do at the NCLA. And I'm really grateful for your time today.
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Well, it's so nice to meet you. There you go. Janine Younis from the NCLA,
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their website again, NCLALegal.org. She's a civil liberties lawyer, and you can follow her on Twitter
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at Lefty Lockdowns 1. All right, stay with us. More ahead.
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Hey, welcome back on my show last night. Perry writes, Trudeau, again, jumps to his conclusions.
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Well, listen, he never lets a crisis go to waste. There is never a murder or a crime involving a
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Muslim victim that he doesn't immediately weaponize. And sometimes even hoaxes like the hijab
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hoax. You'll remember in Toronto when a schoolgirl said an Asian man was coming up to her and snipping
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it with scissors. Turned out to be a hoax, but Trudeau milked it for all it was worth. Listen,
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I'm absolutely against violence against Muslim people. I'm against violence against any people.
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But Trudeau seems to love it a little too much for political purposes.
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Stephen writes, a tragic story for sure. I wish for peace among everyone too. But people should
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wait until the investigation is done and the evidence is in before shooting off their mouths.
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I agree, too late for that. But as I said today, the weirdest is when conservatives have used this
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moment to say, I renounce everything I am, including who I am genetically and gender-wise
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and heterosexually. I renounce myself. Will you please forgive me for even being alive?
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That's Michelle Ramble-Garner. Well, that's the show for today. Until tomorrow, on behalf of all of
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us here at Rebel World Headquarters, to you at home, good night and keep fighting for freedom.