Rebel Roundup： Guest Ezra Levant, Keean Bexte
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Rebel Commander Ezra Levant travels to Ottawa to cover the Mark Norman case. Meanwhile, SNC-Lavalin announces that the prosecution will drop the case against Mark Norman, citing new evidence. And we get your letters!
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Welcome to Rebel Roundup, ladies and gentlemen, and the rest of you,
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in which we look back at some of the very best commentaries of the week by your favorite Rebels.
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There's another Liberal scandal gaining traction these days,
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Rebel Commander Ezra Levent was in Ottawa to cover this story
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and just wait till you hear what Ezra has to say.
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Bashing Israel on campus seems to be a national pastime sometimes,
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but thankfully, the pathetic attempt to vilify Israel at Stanford University earlier this week
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Kian Bexte went down to California to witness the fiasco, and he'll share his thoughts.
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We get your letters every minute of every day, and I'll share some of your responses
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regarding how the Trudeau Liberals were very big on lauding World Press Freedom Day last week.
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But do they practice what they preach when it comes to freedom of the press?
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Vice Admiral Mark Norman and his lawyer Marie Hennane will have a press conference
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discussing their great legal victory this morning
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over the prosecution against Mark Norman for one count of breach of trust.
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You may know that Mark Norman was charged with this
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after he blew the whistle on Justin Trudeau's liberal plan
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to move a shipbuilding contract from a Quebec firm
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to a liberal-connected firm, the Irving Shipyards in the Atlantic,
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And of course, it did not meet the original bid.
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So this was pure political machinations on the part of the liberals.
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Vice Admiral Mark Norman mentioned this to the Quebec shipyard
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and perhaps others and was prosecuted for a crime,
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a crime generally reserved for those who engage in some sort of personal corruption
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In fact, he was an honest, good-faith whistleblower.
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It was the liberals who were corrupting the process.
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the retired general in the Canadian Armed Forces
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that he would actually testify on behalf of Vice Admiral Norman
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and that this trial would happen shortly before the 2019 election.
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Today, the prosecution dropped the case against Mark Norman,
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Well, folks, if you thought the SNC-Lavalin scandal was bad,
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just check out the nitty-gritty details pertaining to the Vice Admiral Mark Norman case.
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Once again, the Trudeau liberals were meddling with a business arrangement
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Once again, the Trudeau liberals turn a good person into a scapegoat.
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And once again, the Trudeau liberals carry out a vendetta
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against an individual for doing the right thing.
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I guess he didn't get the memo going by the book.
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potentially means incurring the wrath of the Prime Minister.
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After all, that sort of thing doesn't get you fired and defamed.
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Rather, it scores you a multi-million dollar payday.
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who personally traveled to Ottawa earlier this week
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And I thought, oh, it's just getting interesting now.
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And the eve of the hearing on, I think it was Wednesday,
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the prosecution announces they have an important news to say.
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And quickly, it was deduced that they were going to drop the case
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Now, the thing is, the nature of criminal prosecutions
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is you have the enormous resources of the state.
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And this is the federal government, so it's the biggest of them all.
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before charges were laid, intimated that charges would be laid.
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We live in a country where the prime minister doesn't say
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But we now know from the Jody Wilson-Raybould-SNC-Lavalin matter
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you've had the combined resources of many government departments
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bearing down on one man, Vice Admiral Mark Norman.
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Because he tried to blow the whistle and stop the liberals
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from scuppering a sound procurement plan that actually worked,
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Scott Bryson wanted to give it to the liberal-connected Irving shipbuilding.
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Not only did they lose the bidding procurement process,
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but it would cost an $89 million penalty to the Quebec firm.
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So it was a disastrous idea with a huge penalty,
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and it was all just corrupt liberals feathering their bed.
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And Michael Wernick, the corrupt former chief clerk of the Privy Council,
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and Scott Bryson, who resigned in disgrace a few months ago,
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and Gerald Butts, who resigned in disgrace a few months ago,
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Prosecution has a duty to disclose to the accused
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You have to show the case that they have to meet,
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but you also have to give them exculpatory evidence.
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And in this case, the government deliberately withheld exculpatory evidence
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When the government breaks its own laws to get you for a political crime,
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Justin Trudeau wanted an honest sailor to go to prison for a crime he did not commit.
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And worse than that, he took steps illegally to withhold key evidence from the court.
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And it was only by the wits and the resourcefulness of the defense lawyer,
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you know what, I can't, my own ethics and professional reputation,
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This is, I don't want to be part of this anymore.
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So it's a disgrace that this went on for two years.
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You can't simply walk away as if everything's normal.
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I think, Ezra, even though it didn't get nearly the publicity
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that SNC-Lavalin got, this is by several factors worse than SNC-Lavalin.
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And also when it comes to accountability, plenty of blame to go around here.
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I want to know from you, Ezra, who needs to take the fall?
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Is it the RCMP people who botched this investigation from everything I can tell?
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Is it the prime minister himself, or is it all of them?
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But I think that Jody Wilson-Raybould probably knows a lot of them.
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She was the attorney general for a portion of this,
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and she has specifically not been freed from her cabinet confidentiality to talk about it.
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Justin Trudeau specifically refused to release her from obligations.
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I think the prosecution service, this is twice now they've been meddled with.
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The funny thing is, Justin Trudeau interfered to let a confessed criminal off the hook.
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So he's interfered with prosecutors to let a guilty company go,
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and he's interfered with prosecutors to convict an innocent man.
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Justin Trudeau, Michael Wernick, Gerald Butt, Scott Bryson.
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I don't know General Vance, the head of the chief of defense staff.
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I think if you were serious about justice and the rule of law, you would clean them all out.
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Now, the trouble with Canada is, unlike the United States,
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where you have this two-year special in counsel led by Robert Mueller,
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dozens of lawyers and FBI agents, hundreds of subpoenas, hundreds of...
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They left no stone unturned to check into the ludicrous claim of Russian collusion.
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In Canada, we have concrete evidence of SNC-Lavalin corruption.
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We have evidence here of lawbreaking by the PMO to frame an innocent man.
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And yet our police, our lapdogs, not watchdogs, and we have no...
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And the Senate covers it up, and the parliamentary committees cover it up.
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We don't have the same checks and balances and scrutiny and accountability that they have in America.
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And for all the excesses there, and for all their sound and fury, you know what?
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And Ezra, tell me, from a political perspective here,
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do you think by, you know, the prosecution deciding to wave the white flag of surrender,
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this is sort of a consolation prize, given that had this gone to trial,
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and we had seen, you know, daily dispatches of how egregious people acted against this gentleman,
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and it would be on the front page every day in an election year,
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That would have been far more damaging to the Trudeau brand than simply doing what they did on Wednesday.
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Yeah, I mean, ironically, by doing the right thing for Vice Admiral Norman,
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the prosecutor has actually saved Trudeau from a thermonuclear existential level threat of this trial,
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because the corruption that would have come out here is actually, it is worse to convict a guilty man than it is to set a guilty company free.
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But at the end of the day, letting a criminal go free, SNC-Lavalin has admitted to a number of crimes,
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is morally and ethically not as evil as convicting an honest man, which they deliberately tried to do.
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As I know in the SNC-Lavalin matter, no fewer than five former attorneys general of provinces and the federal government
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wrote to the RCMP and said, you need to investigate this.
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Now, the good news is, at his press conference on Wednesday,
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Mark Norman himself said there's a lot more to be told about this story, and he intends to tell it.
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And there's no privileged commentary situation, much like Jody Wilson-Raybould in this case.
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I don't know what his obligations are as a military officer.
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But he has the best of legal advice, and I'm sure he'll do things in a compliant way.
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I think, you know, I was in that press conference at the Naval Officers Club in Ottawa.
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And these are people who, six months ago, would have been absolute drink-the-Kool-Aid Trudeau cult members,
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personally in love with him, personally, you know, team Trudeau, taking selfies with him.
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They were enraptured by Marie Hayden and Mark Norman, and they were, I think, disgusted and angry.
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But what I, I mean, obviously, I learned a lot from Mark Norman and Marie Hayden, the lawyer.
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But watching the absolute, you know, it was like someone who's fallen out of love,
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and now they see the flaws, and they say, how could I ever have loved Trudeau when he's such an imposter
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and such a faker, and all his talk about doing government differently, he's actually worse than anyone.
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And, you know, Ezra, I find this a fascinating sidebar story to the main event,
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because to me what that suggests is that despite many of these media types in that room with you the other day,
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accepting the filthy lucre from this Trudeau liberal government,
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What they did to a man, what they did to his reputation, what they did to his career,
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that even by being paid off, they could not ignore the facts of the matter.
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And by the way, look at the support for this man.
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It's right now at over $430,000, which, by the way, from what I've heard, doesn't cover the full legal costs.
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And now, I guess we've got to talk about damages.
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You put a man through two years of a false prosecution.
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Paying his legal bills doesn't mean, okay, we're even, Z's.
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I put you and your family through untold stress.
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I destroyed your career, at least for two years.
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And actually, the government has since indicated that they will likely pay his legal fees.
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But, I'm sorry, you can't punch someone in the face for two years and say, all right, my bad.
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He has a civil suit against them for abuse of office.
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There is probably other technical offenses of tampering with evidence.
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Defying, there's probably a good lawyer, which, of course, he has, could probably find at least four or five species of law that Justin Trudeau and his corrupt cronies broke.
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I think there's a reason Gerald Butts resigned, Michael Wernick resigned, because every damn thing's coming out now.
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And takeaway question, Ezra, I mean, we could talk about this all day.
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In terms of people who are not vested in this, who are not engaged in the news, what does this mean in terms of political fallout come October?
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Is this enough to resonate with average Canadian voters that, you know, this is another stink bomb and another reason why I can't vote for this crew?
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I mean, other than the palace guard at the CBC who will, you know, do whatever they have to for Justin Trudeau because he literally pays them.
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It's just like a state broadcaster in Turkey or Russia or Qatar.
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So other than the palace guard at the CBC, I think there's still people who the media is still biased liberal.
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It's just they're not going to engage in this in the saccharine suite cheerleading anymore.
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And the message tracks out there, and, you know, it's funny because we, you do them and we have some student journalists, including Adam, the pathetic millennial, who goes out and does streeters in downtown Toronto in sort of a Canada's version of Times Square, the Young and Dundas Square.
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And those are, that's Generation Trudeau down there.
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They're young, multicultural students, hip, new Canadians.
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And as I know from watching your series, Generation Trudeau, those people are generally very pro-Trudeau.
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But in recent weeks, I mean, we just did a, Adam did some streeters there asking people, who would you rather vote for, Trudeau or a potato?
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And maybe it was a silly question and it was fun to say a potato.
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But everyone except for one said, I'd vote for the potato.
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So if the people at Young and Dundas, young hipsters, who don't obsess about politics like you and me, if their reflex is, yeah, I don't like Trudeau anymore, that tells me that the zeitgeist, the conventional wisdom has turned.
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Severely normal people who don't think a lot about politics are saying, yeah, it's not really what he was promised.
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If you ask them for specifics why, they'll come up with an answer if pressed.
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Andrew Scheer's ahead of Trudeau by a dozen points or so.
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Last week in the Nanaimo by-election where Trudeau came in fourth with 11%.
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And the Green Party obviously took those left of center votes.
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And I wouldn't have imagined that possible six months ago.
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Well, you know, when you lose to a vegetable in a street poll by young people, all I can say is maybe there's a new party on the horizon, the Potato Party of Canada.
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And folks, if you haven't seen Ezra's, not Streeter, but an interview with the federal prosecution lawyer, it is get some popcorn ready and watch this.
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It's what's become a typical rebel interview, whether it's Ezra with her or me with Marianne Monsef or Ahmad Hussain, where we're chasing the back of somebody's head, asking questions.
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And I think ultimately what it means is that if you're going to be a rebel staffer, you've got to work on your cardio.
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More of Rebel Roundup to come right after this.
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Keenan Bextie here for the rebel.media on Stanford campus in California.
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We came down here today because we were going to cover the Palestinian Awareness Week demonstrations that have been popping up throughout Californian campuses.
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We got a tip that this one in particular was going to be very high energy.
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There was going to be some good interviews to be had, some good conversations to have.
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The couple people that showed up, showed up half an hour late to put up this apartheid wall behind me.
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They haven't really been engaging with students either.
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So here's my quick conversation that I had with the demonstrators.
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I just would like to do a story on what's going on here.
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Is there anyone that would like to chat about it?
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You could message our Facebook page and someone could get back to you maybe.
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Why don't you want to talk about what's going on?
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Since they weren't too interested in talking with the one media outlet that bothered to come cover their event, I figured I would chat with students to figure out if they agree with the message of these pro-Palestinian demonstrators.
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Here's what the students of Stanford had to say.
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How does it make you feel that they're saying that Israel...
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I don't think I know enough about this protest.
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I'm generally in support of Palestinian rights.
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Do you think that Israel is an apartheid state?
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Well, I mean, it separates, like, I didn't go there, but it separates, like, Israelis and Muslims, like the Gaza, and...
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Well, it separates Gaza from Israel, but that's not really what I'm talking about.
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I'm talking about the state of Israel on its own.
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You know, Muslims can sit in the Knesset, they can represent themselves in government.
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Well, I'm not 100% into it, but as far as I know, there is, like, I recently watched the Conan show where he went to Israel,
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and where, I don't know if Arabic or Muslim people can't go onto the Israeli side of things.
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Wow, so much for a high-energy demonstration, so much for having an informed opinion,
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because when it comes to the facts of the matter regarding Israel,
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the scholars at Stanford University appear to subscribe to the philosophy of ignorance is bliss.
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And joining me now with a story about more Israel bashing on campus
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Well, it seemed it was impossible for you to get answers from those gatekeepers of the wall,
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But tell me, Kian, who is behind this farce in the first place?
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Well, I certainly don't think that it's legitimate students.
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As you said, it's Stanford University that I went to,
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Palestinian Awareness Weeks are being held in conjunction with Israel's Independence Day
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that they celebrate, I believe it's today, or Thursday.
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So they're hosting these events, Palestinian Awareness Weeks.
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But I think at the base of it, it's not really the students that are organizing it,
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because especially at Stanford, they're right in the thick of exams right now,
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and any self-respecting Stanford student certainly isn't sitting out on the quad
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They're in the library, or they're writing exams.
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So to take the time to do this, I'm, for one, not convinced that they were actually students.
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So that contributes to the complete total fail narrative of this protest, I think.
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First of all, the students, the real students at Stanford,
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And then the one guy, you, Kian, who's asking questions,
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those two guys seemed more concerned about getting back to their ham sandwiches
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I mean, you have to wonder, what was the point in the first place?
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The Facebook is probably being operated by some Hamas operatives or something.
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They obviously weren't qualified to be answering questions about what they were demonstrating.
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They were putting up this wall that said, you know, dump Trump and control, alt, delete Israel.
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And a whole bunch of just weird sayings that look like children's writing on walls.
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They're obviously being manipulated by someone.
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I don't think that they have the capacity to do it themselves, what they were doing.
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And like I said earlier, when I walked up to them to ask them some very simple questions
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about what is this wall about, I wasn't being aggressive in any way, shape, or form.
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They just said, go to Facebook to talk to our overlords.
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And by the way, since they can't articulate their points,
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I did freeze frame your video to read those messages on that so-called wall.
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You know, let's be honest, pieces of big cardboard, really.
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And there were, you know, let's analyze some of them.
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There was one word, one big word of graffiti was coexist.
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Well, I can tell you, Kian, I've been to Israel several times.
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There's nothing more that the Israelis want than to coexist in peace.
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I think they have to send that message past Israel's borders
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to those nations that engage in formal wars and terrorism against Israel on a constant basis.
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Maybe because Trump decided to move the embassy to Jerusalem a while back.
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And what I found to be the most perverse message,
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and we've seen this in Toronto during the gay pride parade,
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If I were a gay man or a lesbian and I had to live in a Middle Eastern nation,
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I am picking Israel in a heartbeat because you can live there freely
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without intimidation and violence and even death.
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Whereas if you try that in some of the neighboring countries in that neighborhood,
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That's funny that you say that because you're absolutely right.
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And I'll ask the producer to put up a shot of the Tel Aviv City Hall,
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and you can see the pride flag being broadcast on it during Pride Week or whatever it was.
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the Palestinian Authority would have your head faster than you can say Hamas.
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and the left is supposedly all about gay rights as well as freedom of speech,
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And yet the people they're standing up for in that pretty bad neighborhood of the world,
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the Middle East, those things go out the window.
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But, Kian, one thing I want to drill down here,
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because it's the constant chestnut that's thrown out there
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when you talk about those people criticizing Israel.
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You can be a critic of Israel without being an anti-Semite.
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I think you should be able to criticize any nation in the world,
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But when you frame the argument as Israel Apartheid Week,
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So if the premise of your protest is based on a lie,
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then what is the real ostensible policy reason behind it?
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I would argue, Kian, it's nothing more than good old-fashioned anti-Semitism.
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And Ezra likened it to this when he was chatting with me about my coverage.
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yeah, sure, there's problems with the Israeli government.
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You disagree with what Bibi is doing in his leadership.
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I don't think that a certain group of people should be allowed to live in Israel.
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You don't want, you know, you really don't like pizza.
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And you really don't want Italian immigrants near you.
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You know, maybe you don't like Italians because you're a racist.
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where the indigenous population are Jewish people.
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are going to be doing all these treaty recognitions
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they, you know, stand up for those indigenous rights.
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But when it comes to the indigenous rights of the Jewish people in Israel,
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is that Israel is the cause of all the problems there.
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And the solution, of course, is to bomb it into oblivion,
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all of the problems you have in the Middle East today
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I mean, that's a pretty easy statement to agree with.
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I mean, when Israel's the one democracy in the Middle East,
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I mean, how can you say that democracy is the problem?
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Having more Palestinian authorities running around,
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having more Jordans and Irans and Iraqs and Saudi Arabia,
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these despotic regimes, sure, maybe you like that kind of thing,
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but I don't think that's the world that I want to live in.
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And I'm certain if that was how the United States was being operated,
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And maybe the solution for these protesters that perpetuate this lie of Israeli apartheid
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is maybe to take a sabbatical, go to Israel for a year,
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then go to a country like Syria, like in Iran right now, for a year,
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and see what the life experience is truly like.
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More of Rubble Roundup to come right after this.
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As we reported, the Trudeau Liberals marked the occasion
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by giving away $11.7 million of your tax dollars
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as the Democratic Republic of Congo, the Middle East, and Kenya.
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Maryam Monsef, the Minister of International Development
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and the Minister for Women and Gender Equality.
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And by the way, a woman and gender equality minister?
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she said that a free press matters because, well, the truth matters.
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Then why did the Trudeau Liberals tell the UN to ban me
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and my colleague, Sheila Gunn-Reed, from UN conferences?
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I asked the minister this question as she ran for her safe space last week.
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Minister Monsef, David Benzies with Rebel Media.
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they were banned from covering their conferences
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due to a directive from the Canadian government.
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I hope you support what we're doing here today,
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and an independent free press for your colleagues around the world.
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We travelled to Poland and we were shut out of UN conferences
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Does that sound like world press freedom to you, Minister?
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What we're doing today is supporting an independent and free press
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in some of the most troubled regions of the world.
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And I have no doubt that you rejoice in this investment and this initiative.
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Well, you know, but how do you square the fact that you won't even let Canadian journalists
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that might have a dissenting opinion about things like immigration and climate change
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And here you are advocating for World Press Freedom Day.
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This doesn't look like a lot of freedom, ladies.
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Can it possibly get any more perversely ironic than that?
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A federal Liberal cabinet minister lauds World Press Freedom Day
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while her own government bans Canadian reporters from attending UN conferences
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Having contrarian opinions for asking some tough questions?
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It's not someone or some people who believe in freedom of the press,
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when it comes to maintaining the Justin Trudeau narrative.
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Dictator Trudeau doesn't like it when anyone criticizes or questions him.
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OMG, the condescending answers to her own agenda
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very much like the biased broadcasting corporation of the UK.
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Some governments do make pesky journalists disappear,
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well, they use the carrot rather than the stick approach
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by paying off the media via subsidies and bailouts.
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It is supposed to sound and function in such a fashion.
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I would like to think that most Canadians expect more from their MPs
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than simply an automated garbage-in, garbage-out process.
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Yeah, if only Jack Nicholson could have tagged along to utter that iconic line.
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You know, I just wonder if Monsef will be able to handle the truth
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Well, that wraps up another edition of Rebel Roundup.