Rebel News Podcast - Rebel Roundup ｜ Trudeau in BC, Toronto's plan to cancel Henry Dundas, Rebel Viewers Choice Awards

00:00:00.000 Hi, everybody. Ezra Levant here from our world headquarters in Toronto. Pleasure to be with

00:00:19.860 you today. And my thanks to Sheila Gunn-Reed and David Menzies, who have been hosting the

00:00:23.780 show on Fridays. We've decided to move away from the daily podcast because we made a decision,

00:00:29.660 I think it's the right one, that the news on the streets is where our people should be,

00:00:34.380 especially mission specialist David Menzies. And wouldn't you agree with me that he has been on

00:00:39.060 fire over the last few weeks with the bizarre case of a 50-year-old man who hasn't had his twig and

00:00:48.320 berries removed, who claims to be not just a woman, but a little girl, and who insists on

00:00:55.000 joining the otters swim club and going swimming with these girls, these teenage girls, some as

00:01:03.140 young as 13 or even younger, I think. And that's bizarre and gross and unsportsmanlike and stupid

00:01:10.480 and unnatural to begin with. But then he goes into the changing room with the girls. He goes into the

00:01:16.780 changing room and with the locker room and with the showers. And we're, as you know, in the locker room,

00:01:23.360 that's where people get naked to change in and out of their swimming suit. And this 50-year-old man

00:01:29.440 goes in there and that's the whole damn point of it. That's why he's doing it. He has a sexual fetish

00:01:36.220 that the changing room is the essential part of the experience. Obviously to be with the other girls,

00:01:44.580 the teenage girls, to pretend that he's one of them, to be affirmed in that psychological fantasy of

00:01:50.380 his, is very valuable to him. But being let in the actual changing room is essential for him.

00:02:00.760 And our David Menzies has been on the case of that extremist. That's what he is. And in other eras,

00:02:09.420 I mean, I don't support vigilantism, but I think that in other eras, if some 50-year-old man

00:02:21.120 had decided to swim in a swim meet with 13-year-old girls, it would not have been allowed.

00:02:28.500 Had the person persisted, the dads would have gotten involved. And had the 50-year-old not

00:02:35.800 removed himself. In fact, had a 50-year-old male been found naked in the women's change room,

00:02:41.840 there probably would have been fists flying. I want to show you a little bit of David's latest

00:02:46.820 report. David is on fire and his videos are getting a million views each, which in this era

00:02:52.240 of our channel being throttled by YouTube is quite something. Let me play a little bit about David's

00:02:58.160 latest. And then we're going to talk about the news of the day. We're going to talk about this

00:03:00.660 insane decision by the city of Toronto to erase 200 years of history and cancel a long-dead statesman

00:03:09.200 named Henry Dundas by renaming the famous young Dundas Square and Subway Station, renaming

00:03:18.980 Sankofa. And I thought, well, I think there was some coffee, some instant brand of coffee called

00:03:25.400 Sankofa or something. Sanka. Sanka, that's right. And it's just, and I guess it's the stupidest thing

00:03:32.560 I've ever heard. So obviously it's a high priority for Olivia Chow, the mayor of Toronto. But I just

00:03:38.420 want to show you what David has been up to since we've liberated him from the daily requirement of

00:03:43.660 doing the Lime Stream. Let me show you, we'll play a couple minutes of it from his latest video on

00:03:48.340 this 50-year-old man who doesn't even pretend to be a woman. His hair is long and he wears girls

00:03:55.520 swimming attire. But other than that, he's a man, man. Take a look at this.

00:04:04.720 50-year-old man changing with 13-year-old girls. Do you have a record of sexual perversion?

00:04:10.200 Protect me from these people. By the way, you mothers, you have no problem with a 50-year-old male

00:04:14.980 showering with your daughters. You're not going to answer any questions? Would you like to talk

00:04:23.280 off the record later? I can accommodate that if you're afraid of cancel culture.

00:04:28.800 You are breaking the rules. Now, please, can you take that out of my face? I do not consent to be

00:04:33.720 interviewed or on film. So please exit the building. Well, you're the star interview so far. So thank you

00:04:39.240 for that. Are you going to do anything about a 50-year-old man showering with 13-year-old girls?

00:04:45.820 That's against the law, actually.

00:04:48.360 Do young ladies have any trouble with mature males swimming with the girls?

00:04:52.980 Really?

00:04:53.580 Yeah.

00:04:54.100 No.

00:04:54.700 No? Really? Okay.

00:04:57.180 She goes on her chamber. I see her in the mornings.

00:05:00.400 Oh, okay. And she doesn't go on your chamber?

00:05:02.840 She does.

00:05:03.580 Oh, okay.

00:05:04.100 You see, folks, this is exactly the problem. These are mothers. You'd think they'd be in

00:05:08.360 mama bear mode, you know, a potential sexual predator. How else can you describe a 50-year-old

00:05:14.540 man changing and showering with girls as young as 13? They don't care.

00:05:21.540 I'm going to grab your names.

00:05:22.840 Sure. I can ask why.

00:05:24.660 I'm an operator here that works here.

00:05:39.000 Are you a security guard?

00:05:40.620 No, I work here.

00:05:41.440 Why are you asking us to leave?

00:05:44.020 Because you're videotaping people in the pool swimming.

00:05:46.480 We weren't videotaping before.

00:05:48.080 Camera videotaping me right now.

00:05:49.480 Right.

00:05:49.960 Yeah, so leave the building.

00:05:51.440 Well, I've got news for you. There is a 50-year-old man pretending to be a 13-year-old girl,

00:05:56.520 showering and changing with the real biological woman. Do you have a problem with that?

00:06:02.920 Leave the building.

00:06:04.240 Leave the building.

00:06:05.760 Okay. I don't have your name. I don't see any ID.

00:06:09.160 You need to go.

00:06:10.140 Okay.

00:06:10.940 You can get that on my face. You can go or the cops will come and take you out.

00:06:14.680 Really?

00:06:15.040 I've asked you to leave.

00:06:16.300 So I need to leave.

00:06:17.300 Ladies, what do you think? I think you're mothers with orange velader swimmers.

00:06:22.160 Let's go. Let's go.

00:06:24.660 I don't think so.

00:06:27.120 No.

00:06:28.200 All right. I'll go call the cops.

00:06:29.300 Okay. Call the cops.

00:06:30.180 You know what? I'm going to call the cops too.

00:06:32.080 That there's a 50-year-old pervert swimming with girls.

00:06:38.320 You know, it goes on and I encourage you to watch the whole thing.

00:06:41.160 It's just incredible.

00:06:41.900 I'm not sure if the URL works, but it's transmadness.com working.

00:06:46.760 Yeah, it's live. Transmadness.com.

00:06:48.360 We've done so many stories in this vein that we've got a vanity URL.

00:06:52.680 Transmadness.com.

00:06:54.940 You know, David Menzies mentioned that mother bear instinct.

00:07:00.160 It is a genetic instinct to protect your young.

00:07:03.860 We see it in nature.

00:07:05.020 I mean, God forbid you come between a mama bear and her cubs.

00:07:08.800 That's the most dangerous place to be.

00:07:10.960 Forget about the male bears, that mama bear.

00:07:15.180 When you're between her and her cubs, that's not a good place to be.

00:07:18.840 And you saw the mama bears there watching the swimming from upstairs while a man, 50 years old, with his full twig and berries, was cavorting, swimming, splashing, wearing a girl's bathing suit.

00:07:32.020 And that didn't move the needle for them.

00:07:34.560 Nothing deep inside them.

00:07:36.200 No millennia-old instinct, a thousand generations of maternal concern.

00:07:43.200 Nothing just registered.

00:07:44.460 Or if they did, they managed to swallow it up and swallow it down, just keep it in.

00:07:48.740 And the dads, I mean, it looked like they were mainly moms there.

00:07:51.200 That's how it is often.

00:07:52.560 Dads are working while moms go to these things.

00:07:54.840 It's not always that way.

00:07:55.840 But it looked, in this case, like it was that way.

00:07:58.600 Where are the dads?

00:07:59.800 I think there were some dads that David did interview.

00:08:03.580 And where the hell are they?

00:08:05.200 There's nothing in them.

00:08:07.200 They don't feel like something's odd.

00:08:10.120 There's no stranger danger.

00:08:11.440 You know, we teach kids, stranger danger, don't talk to strangers.

00:08:14.680 Don't go into the van marked free hugs.

00:08:17.180 Don't take candy from strangers.

00:08:19.180 Don't take gifts from strangers.

00:08:20.460 Don't talk to strangers.

00:08:22.320 Were you not brought up that way?

00:08:23.680 I was, you know, children are told to be careful.

00:08:28.580 Yeah, show this in the background while I talk.

00:08:30.220 Look at it.

00:08:30.740 So it was David who was threatened.

00:08:33.460 It was David who was told to leave.

00:08:35.180 It was David who was told that they were going to call the cops on him.

00:08:40.100 Not this man.

00:08:41.420 Now, I went to the website of the otters.

00:08:43.480 Have you been there?

00:08:43.980 Do you know that website, Olivia?

00:08:45.900 Is it easy for you to find?

00:08:47.760 They have what they call the swimmer's bill of rights,

00:08:52.580 which is I'm glad to know they have a bill of rights for swimmers.

00:08:57.280 And I know what a right is.

00:08:58.620 It's something that it's sort of a right you have as opposed to something,

00:09:01.980 the right not to or the right to.

00:09:05.200 So, for example, in our charter of rights, which is a real charter of rights,

00:09:08.980 we have freedom from government meddling.

00:09:11.120 We have the right to free speech, to be free from infringement.

00:09:15.680 So, okay, what would be in a swimmer's bill of rights?

00:09:18.480 I'm guessing the right to fair competition, probably.

00:09:24.860 The right to safety.

00:09:27.740 Pump that one up so I can see it a little bit better.

00:09:30.380 The right to proper.

00:09:35.000 Oh, you know what?

00:09:35.780 I'm going to have to squint a little bit.

00:09:39.600 If you can make that just a little bit bigger.

00:09:43.260 One of their fake rights is the right to participate as a child when you are a grown up.

00:09:53.920 But that's not a right.

00:09:55.380 The right to participate, regardless of race, whatever,

00:10:01.140 we do segregate most sports into different sexes.

00:10:07.740 We just do that because that's sport.

00:10:11.020 Yeah, there it is.

00:10:11.600 Thank you very much.

00:10:12.980 So, look at these.

00:10:14.340 The right to proper preparation for the participation in sport.

00:10:18.140 Okay, I guess so.

00:10:20.740 The right to be treated with dignity, sure.

00:10:22.940 The right to equal opportunity, sure.

00:10:24.760 The right to have fun through sport.

00:10:26.280 I don't know if that's a right.

00:10:27.280 But look at right above that.

00:10:29.080 The right to play as a child and not as an adult.

00:10:35.500 What does that mean?

00:10:37.260 I mean, if you start at the top, the right of the opportunity to participate in sports,

00:10:41.460 regardless of ability level.

00:10:44.120 All right.

00:10:44.560 Well, that's not actually what sports is.

00:10:48.040 There's often a competition.

00:10:50.140 And you're allowed to play in a certain level.

00:10:53.600 But put that back up just for one second because I wanted to read it.

00:10:57.520 Some of these are fake rights.

00:10:59.840 Especially that one about the right to participate as, yeah, just pump that up.

00:11:05.300 Yeah.

00:11:05.900 The right to have qualified adult leadership.

00:11:09.300 Okay, whatever.

00:11:10.240 The right to participate in a safe and healthy environment.

00:11:12.660 The right above the purple line.

00:11:15.500 The right to play as a child and not as an adult.

00:11:18.740 That is not a right.

00:11:20.980 You can call it a right.

00:11:22.680 You can write that down.

00:11:24.520 You can put that in your Bill of Rights.

00:11:26.140 But that is not a real thing.

00:11:27.420 In fact, all of sport, if you've got kids in sports or were in sports yourself or know

00:11:34.520 someone else, you know that, you know, you don't have the 16-year-olds playing against

00:11:38.620 the 10-year-olds in pretty much any sport because that's not fun.

00:11:42.280 That's not sport.

00:11:43.720 Sport is control certain variables to make it fair.

00:11:47.600 And then within those variables, have adder.

00:11:49.760 So the idea of participating regardless of ability level, okay, well, you can participate,

00:11:54.720 but you're not going to be on the triple A team.

00:11:57.020 And you're not going to have a 16-year-old competing against a 10-year-old.

00:12:01.420 That is an absolute bizarre Orwellian, the right to play as a child and not as an adult.

00:12:07.880 That is made up BS.

00:12:09.560 And it is absolutely obvious to me that that was done specifically to cover this 50-year-old

00:12:19.260 weirdo who is doing it because he wants all these young girls to be props in his sexual

00:12:26.880 psychotherapy.

00:12:28.460 It's super gross to me.

00:12:30.560 So I give credit to David Menzies.

00:12:33.420 He's a mission specialist and he's out on the missions.

00:12:35.700 And by the way, his work, I saw Rand Paul, the Kentucky Republican senator today, retweeted

00:12:41.840 a story in The Sun that was based off David's work.

00:12:46.540 I see Megan Kelly, the American broadcaster, went on a tear about how if she had been there.

00:12:53.540 Yeah, there's Rand Paul.

00:12:54.340 Just show the tweet.

00:12:56.440 We've entered upside down world.

00:12:59.940 That's Rand Paul.

00:13:00.640 If you click on that, you get to the story written by our friend Joe Warmington based

00:13:04.420 off of what David has discovered.

00:13:08.560 Megan Kelly just, Megan Kelly says if she were in Canada, she would go into full mama bear

00:13:13.440 mode and sort of become active.

00:13:16.520 And she didn't say she would punch the guy, but she would go into full mama bear mode.

00:13:21.520 Where are the, like, are we really that passive?

00:13:23.680 You know, the American motto, you know, the pursuit of happiness.

00:13:27.540 And, you know, truth, justice, the American way.

00:13:33.740 Those are some of their phrases.

00:13:34.740 What's ours?

00:13:35.880 Peace, order, and good government?

00:13:37.700 Are we that mild and passive that we let a 50-year-old man into a change room with your

00:13:44.720 teenage daughters, into a shower room?

00:13:47.600 Are we that meek?

00:13:48.780 I tell you, that cannot stand, that will not stand.

00:13:52.880 There's just, there's just too many things that are contrary to a thousand generations

00:13:59.820 of nature in that.

00:14:03.640 You know, before this whole trans madness came about, you would read about these cults,

00:14:09.900 these child sacrifice cults, where they would, where they would treat children as, you know,

00:14:15.560 they would sacrifice a virgin in the volcano, you know.

00:14:19.160 And I would think, how could it be?

00:14:22.760 Isn't it innate in any, in any life, animal life as well as human life?

00:14:28.740 Isn't our genetic programming do anything to protect the children?

00:14:33.480 I mean, and, and the idea is, that's how you, that's how you passed on your genetic code

00:14:37.960 in the future.

00:14:38.380 That's how you, how do you live forever?

00:14:41.420 Well, Shakespeare, his, his sonnets, half of his sonnets are about having children.

00:14:46.040 That's how you live forever.

00:14:47.700 And so you do anything for your kids.

00:14:50.720 Honor your mother and father, sure, but the future is your kids.

00:14:53.720 What society would allow a 50-year-old predator, and I don't know if he's a predator in terms

00:15:00.580 of an assault, but I, I'll use the word predator in terms of he, he demands and gets

00:15:07.700 access to these teenage girls in their locker room while they're changing into their bathing

00:15:13.560 suits.

00:15:14.160 And this is desensitizing the girls.

00:15:18.800 This is normalizing men in their private places.

00:15:22.780 These girls are being taught, they're being reshaped to believe that a man is allowed into their private

00:15:32.540 places despite their surely instinctive reaction, danger, danger.

00:15:39.720 It's not just the mom and dads who are fighting their instincts here.

00:15:48.980 We are teaching young girls that, that they must.

00:15:52.720 In fact, they are the ones who could be the criminals if they don't allow this.

00:15:58.680 It's terrifying.

00:15:59.500 All right.

00:15:59.780 I've talked about that for long enough, but I just wanted to toot the horn of our mission

00:16:03.680 specialist, David Menzies, and explain why it is our strategy to have him out on the streets

00:16:08.620 where he does amazing work every single day.

00:16:10.460 I'd like to give a shout out to our whole team that's been doing amazing work across the country.

00:16:17.680 For example, the daily Hamas hate marches across this country, whether it was Alexa in Montreal

00:16:24.260 or Drea in Vancouver covering it.

00:16:28.400 But I want to talk about the news of the day, which is in Toronto.

00:16:34.100 Toronto has a kind of mini Times Square.

00:16:37.020 If you've ever been to New York City, you'll know one of the most exciting places in that

00:16:41.340 city, especially if you're a young person, especially if you're a tourist, is called

00:16:44.760 Times Square.

00:16:46.880 There's so many theaters around there, musicals and dramas.

00:16:51.520 It's like, there's so many amazing restaurants.

00:16:54.180 There's so much city life, food trucks, young people, there's street performers.

00:17:01.220 There, it is, as Morrissey says, take me out tonight.

00:17:07.460 I want to see people and I want to see life.

00:17:10.560 And, and that's Times Square.

00:17:12.840 It's life.

00:17:14.540 And Canada has a little version of that.

00:17:16.420 Now, I mean, like, like so many things, it's sort of a knockoff version.

00:17:20.720 Yeah, there it is right there.

00:17:21.820 Put that on the screen.

00:17:23.200 That's sort of our Times Square.

00:17:25.460 You've got the super jumbo billboards.

00:17:27.160 You've got a couple of Mervis theaters nearby.

00:17:31.080 You have a ton of restaurants.

00:17:33.400 It's very touristy.

00:17:34.920 You have some food trucks.

00:17:37.060 You've got buskers.

00:17:38.100 You've got street preachers.

00:17:40.280 I mean, you don't have the, listen, there's only one New York in the world.

00:17:44.540 But that's Canada's Times Square.

00:17:49.200 It's called Young Dundas Square.

00:17:52.020 Because it's the intersection of Young Street and Dundas Street.

00:17:54.800 Who is this Dundas?

00:17:58.420 Well, his name was Henry Dundas.

00:18:00.980 And he lived over 200 years ago.

00:18:02.480 He was from Scotland originally.

00:18:04.860 And he helped govern Canada before it was a country, when it was part of the British Empire.

00:18:11.460 And the most important thing to know about Dundas, besides the fact that he helped give birth to Upper Canada, which then became known as Ontario.

00:18:24.140 Dundas, after whom Dundas, Ontario, Dundas Street, there's so many things named Dundas.

00:18:29.160 I think the most consequential thing he did was to help end slavery in the British Empire.

00:18:40.440 He was what they call an abolitionist.

00:18:44.200 He was early to the project, probably a generation earlier than most of the abolitionists.

00:18:52.880 And that's to his credit.

00:18:53.980 And he saw the reality of slavery, which, I must emphasize, exists on every continent of the world.

00:19:05.420 Slavery is common to every continent.

00:19:10.580 It's ancient.

00:19:11.820 It's prehistoric.

00:19:13.820 The slaves who built the Egyptian cities and the pyramids.

00:19:17.720 Slavery in Africa.

00:19:19.520 In North America, indigenous tribes had slavery.

00:19:22.960 It was part of warfare.

00:19:23.920 It was part of economics.

00:19:25.860 Some of the slaves did better than others.

00:19:27.840 For those who know the story about the Aztecs, slaves were captured and sacrificed.

00:19:33.320 Their hearts beating, cut out of their bodies.

00:19:38.580 Slavery was part of colonialism and empire.

00:19:44.960 There was a large slave trade from Africa towards the Americas.

00:19:49.080 Not just North America, but South America.

00:19:51.280 Part of the explanation for the interesting demographic diversity in South America is an enormous number of slaves were taken from Africa to Brazil, to the Caribbean.

00:20:05.620 How are there almost entirely black islands like Haiti, Jamaica?

00:20:10.660 Well, those were people taken from Africa in chains, and they were slaves, and by various regimes.

00:20:18.740 The French had French Caribbean places like Haiti and Martinique, where they had sugar and they had rum, and the slaves worked there.

00:20:27.140 And they were often worked to death and simply replaced with more slaves.

00:20:30.560 My point in this ramble is to tell you that slavery is ubiquitous.

00:20:34.060 There is still slavery today in China, in India, in Arabia, in Africa.

00:20:39.980 But Henry Dundas was an abolitionist.

00:20:43.460 He himself did not have slaves, even though he was a wealthy man, and many wealthy people in his age did.

00:20:49.060 And he wanted to repeal slavery, but he used one word that has Black Lives Matter and Olivia Chow and the woke karate up in arms today.

00:21:00.340 He used the word gradually because he wanted to get it done.

00:21:06.080 He didn't say we're going to abolish slavery like that.

00:21:10.240 He could have said it, but what's the likelihood that's going to become law?

00:21:14.600 What's the likelihood that's going to pass parliament and become affected?

00:21:17.600 What's the likelihood that an entire labor force behind entire industries, especially agriculture,

00:21:26.680 behind entire regions, the Caribbean and the New World,

00:21:30.360 would simply say, sure, someone in London voted to abolish our entire economic system.

00:21:37.080 We'll go along with that.

00:21:38.400 It wasn't going to happen.

00:21:39.960 He said, let's do it gradually.

00:21:41.580 First, let's cut off the slave trade so there's no more new slaves.

00:21:45.640 Then let's, you know, what does gradually mean?

00:21:47.960 Well, then any children born to slaves will be free.

00:21:52.020 And then eventually slaves themselves will be, like, the gradual phasing out of slavery.

00:21:57.400 And as I discussed in my recent conversation last night with Jennifer Dundas,

00:22:03.880 a descendant of Henry Dundas, in the most dramatic and remarkable thing done

00:22:10.560 since the freeing of the slaves by Moses, the British Empire, almost 200 years ago,

00:22:18.780 borrowed 20 million pounds, which as a proportion of their GDP is sort of like

00:22:23.600 a quarter trillion of a dollar today in terms of purchasing power, GDP, et cetera.

00:22:30.840 And they simply bought the freedom of every slave in the empire.

00:22:35.760 Instead of saying we are going to go to war against every slave owner,

00:22:39.240 we're going to have a civil war, we're going to have litigation,

00:22:41.760 we're going to have rebellion,

00:22:42.520 we're going to simply buy the freedom of every slave in the British Empire.

00:22:49.460 We're going to borrow a quarter of a trillion dollars and pay down that debt.

00:22:54.600 And you know when that debt was finally repaid?

00:22:57.720 I think it was 2015.

00:23:00.180 For 200 years,

00:23:03.500 British citizens paid interest and principal on a two-century mortgage to free the slaves.

00:23:11.280 Did you know that?

00:23:12.000 And in fact, for 50 years, the British West Africa squadron of the Royal Navy

00:23:19.840 hunted down slave ships, seized the slave ships, arrested the slavers, and freed the slaves.

00:23:28.100 Hundreds and hundreds of ships.

00:23:30.760 The Royal Navy took it upon themselves not only to abolish slavery in the British Empire,

00:23:35.300 but to stop slave ships going to other empires.

00:23:39.260 Did you know that?

00:23:40.060 I say again, the Spanish, the Portuguese, the French, the Dutch,

00:23:48.340 they had slaves in their colonies as well.

00:23:51.600 The British not only banned slavery in their empire,

00:23:54.720 they then for 50 years sailed the high seas looking for slave ships to stop them.

00:24:02.460 They were not going to America at this point.

00:24:05.560 They were not going to Canada.

00:24:08.140 They were not going to any British islands in the Caribbean.

00:24:14.420 The Royal Navy was acting like a global police force stopping slaves.

00:24:18.360 Did you know that?

00:24:20.800 Henry Dundas was part of that movement.

00:24:22.940 But because he used the word gradually,

00:24:26.700 he was an abolitionist.

00:24:27.680 He did not have slaves himself.

00:24:29.420 He fought and lobbied and orchestrated the end of slavery.

00:24:33.200 He, in his connection with John Simcoe in Ontario,

00:24:39.340 banished slavery fast and early, earlier than almost any other place.

00:24:43.360 But because he used the word gradually,

00:24:47.440 an American corporation called Black Lives Matter,

00:24:49.920 which set up a Canadian franchise,

00:24:52.020 we don't have the American history of slavery.

00:24:54.080 We were the end of the Underground Railway.

00:24:55.860 We were the free place to which blacks fled.

00:24:58.520 But Black Lives Matter was so successful as a corporation in the United States,

00:25:02.180 it set up a franchise in Canada,

00:25:04.480 in Toronto,

00:25:05.060 and tried to get an echo of their action up here,

00:25:08.740 even though we didn't have the same history of slavery.

00:25:10.980 Like I said, we abolished it two centuries ago.

00:25:14.780 But one of them said,

00:25:16.060 well, we need an enemy,

00:25:17.540 because that's what critical race theory,

00:25:20.960 cultural Marxism is all about.

00:25:22.740 Let us demonize great Canadian slaveholders.

00:25:29.240 Except there really weren't any.

00:25:32.820 They just, they weren't.

00:25:34.720 In fact, we were the slave abolitionists.

00:25:37.300 But they said, well, he said to eliminate slavery gradually,

00:25:41.660 instead of immediately,

00:25:43.040 because he actually wanted to get it done,

00:25:45.060 instead of just talking about it.

00:25:46.160 It was a radical progressive idea at the time.

00:25:48.240 Today, we all know instinctively,

00:25:49.720 and obviously the slavery is wrong.

00:25:51.500 But 200 years ago,

00:25:52.780 when, you know,

00:25:54.460 huge territories were essentially run by slave labor,

00:25:57.640 saying let's abolish slavery was a radical progressive idea.

00:26:00.860 Henry Dundas was a radical progressive,

00:26:02.920 but he was smarter than Black Lives Matter.

00:26:05.020 He actually wanted to achieve something.

00:26:07.220 So because he used the word gradually,

00:26:10.080 Olivia Chow,

00:26:10.900 one of the stupidest people in the country,

00:26:12.820 and I'm sorry to Seamus O'Regan

00:26:14.680 for taking the title away from him,

00:26:17.000 said that he was a racist.

00:26:19.040 And she actually said,

00:26:19.800 do we have a clip of her actually saying

00:26:21.420 that Henry Dundas himself

00:26:23.220 had slaves?

00:26:25.560 Which is such a damnable lie.

00:26:28.100 Like, you have such a low-information person

00:26:31.660 to say that Henry Dundas,

00:26:34.220 an abolitionist,

00:26:36.280 had slaves.

00:26:38.400 Like, just making things up.

00:26:43.940 And so based on that,

00:26:45.660 I mean, I live in Toronto.

00:26:47.540 And the best thing about Toronto

00:26:49.020 is there's some wonderful people here.

00:26:51.800 And I'm almost on the list.

00:26:54.380 There's some restaurants.

00:26:56.160 There's some sports teams

00:26:57.440 if you can afford

00:26:58.360 the extraordinarily expensive tickets.

00:27:01.600 The traffic is atrocious.

00:27:03.380 The crime is atrocious.

00:27:05.740 The politics are atrocious.

00:27:09.380 The waiting lists for hospitals are atrocious.

00:27:12.660 The quality of the schools is atrocious.

00:27:16.400 There are a lot of things broken in this city.

00:27:19.680 Like I say, the best thing about it

00:27:21.240 is that there's a lot of wonderful people here.

00:27:22.760 But the mayor who was elected,

00:27:26.280 who is, calls herself a socialist,

00:27:28.320 but is probably a communist,

00:27:29.480 who was elected

00:27:30.060 because she married someone famous

00:27:32.660 who passed away.

00:27:33.520 She's the widow of Jack Layton,

00:27:35.960 the former NDP leader.

00:27:37.020 So Olivia Chow is the mayor

00:27:40.260 because there were literally

00:27:41.060 more than 100 candidates running for mayor.

00:27:43.700 And she just simply had more votes.

00:27:45.760 She had nowhere near a majority.

00:27:47.280 So I hate to say she's sort of,

00:27:50.300 she's sort of exactly what you'd expect.

00:27:52.540 She's a nepotism candidate.

00:27:54.720 She's the wife of,

00:27:56.240 or the widow of.

00:27:57.860 And so she's not particularly well briefed.

00:28:00.360 But boy, she loves this issue.

00:28:02.460 Because if she can take on someone 200 years ago

00:28:05.220 who's not around to defend himself,

00:28:08.320 I mean, and if you defend Henry Dundas,

00:28:10.580 well, then you're for slavery.

00:28:11.680 No, you're not.

00:28:12.640 He was actually an abolitionist, you fool.

00:28:14.760 Listen to her lie.

00:28:16.660 Listen, here she tells a goddamn lie

00:28:18.980 accusing Henry Dundas of being a slave owner.

00:28:22.020 He was an abolitionist.

00:28:24.360 Take a look.

00:28:25.900 On the comparison to

00:28:27.340 the renaming of Centennial Stadium,

00:28:31.700 people have said,

00:28:32.760 you know, if you're going to rename Dundas

00:28:35.600 costly process

00:28:36.600 because of a controversial figure like Dundas,

00:28:39.840 why would you go about

00:28:41.520 and name a stadium

00:28:43.480 after someone with

00:28:44.540 an equally controversial background?

00:28:46.840 Is that not,

00:28:48.480 you know,

00:28:48.900 speaking of both sides of your mouth?

00:28:52.480 Dundas

00:28:53.120 delayed

00:28:55.220 the cancellation

00:28:58.080 and the abolition of slavery

00:29:00.880 for many years.

00:29:04.640 he also

00:29:06.280 promoted

00:29:07.320 taking

00:29:08.360 children,

00:29:10.320 young girls

00:29:11.100 and boys

00:29:11.860 to bring them,

00:29:13.200 take them away

00:29:14.180 from

00:29:14.980 their parents

00:29:16.940 and bring them

00:29:18.760 to England,

00:29:20.240 to other parts

00:29:21.080 of Europe

00:29:22.640 as slaves

00:29:24.340 so they could multiply,

00:29:25.960 procreate

00:29:26.760 so there will be enough people,

00:29:29.620 enough labor,

00:29:31.120 slave labor

00:29:31.960 in order

00:29:33.040 to

00:29:33.960 service

00:29:34.860 the plantations.

00:29:37.320 Surely

00:29:37.760 you're not comparing

00:29:39.040 a slave owner

00:29:41.940 around,

00:29:42.960 and it's not,

00:29:43.540 I don't know

00:29:43.940 whether it's a slave owner

00:29:44.760 or not.

00:29:45.700 Hang on,

00:29:45.900 you don't know.

00:29:46.920 Allow me to finish.

00:29:47.980 Hang on,

00:29:48.440 you don't know.

00:29:49.480 So you just called him

00:29:50.440 a slave owner

00:29:51.180 because you're the expert here.

00:29:53.540 You just called him

00:29:54.700 a slave owner

00:29:55.280 and then you said,

00:29:55.840 well,

00:29:56.080 I don't know.

00:29:57.200 You don't know?

00:29:59.800 You said it

00:30:00.640 and then immediately

00:30:01.280 you realized

00:30:01.980 you were making things up

00:30:03.220 and then you immediately

00:30:04.420 said,

00:30:04.860 well,

00:30:04.940 you don't know

00:30:05.560 but you said it anyways

00:30:06.540 and you're an expert

00:30:08.420 and you know what?

00:30:09.260 And let's go to

00:30:09.740 Joe Warmington's story

00:30:10.820 and then I want to go

00:30:12.800 to the True North story

00:30:13.600 about this

00:30:13.980 because they've got

00:30:14.380 a great angle on it.

00:30:15.880 So they've decided,

00:30:17.100 let me come to the chase.

00:30:18.180 I spent a lot of time

00:30:18.820 talking about Henry Dundas

00:30:19.840 after whom

00:30:21.860 Dundas Square is named,

00:30:23.280 Young Dundas Square.

00:30:24.040 They are going to change it

00:30:27.540 to Sankofa Square.

00:30:31.560 And I just keep thinking of,

00:30:33.580 I knew a kid in my school,

00:30:35.700 Neil Sankoff,

00:30:36.460 I think.

00:30:37.680 Are they naming that after him?

00:30:39.020 What did Neil do?

00:30:40.180 Or is it after Sanka,

00:30:42.820 the instant coffee?

00:30:45.100 Toronto City Council

00:30:45.980 approves Sankofa Square

00:30:47.460 as a new name

00:30:48.420 for Young Dundas Square

00:30:49.320 and initiates plans

00:30:50.420 to rename other city assets

00:30:52.040 that include the name

00:30:53.720 Dundas?

00:30:56.580 You know why

00:30:57.480 that was smart politics?

00:31:01.040 Because first of all,

00:31:01.900 the journalists are as stupid

00:31:03.060 as the politicians

00:31:03.800 in this town.

00:31:05.000 So they're going to

00:31:06.100 eat this stuff up.

00:31:07.620 Second of all,

00:31:09.040 do you think it's easier

00:31:10.260 for Olivia Chow,

00:31:12.300 who doesn't know

00:31:12.960 what she's talking about,

00:31:13.640 she just told a lie

00:31:14.640 and immediately admitted

00:31:15.420 that she lied,

00:31:16.200 but do you think

00:31:17.240 it's easier for her

00:31:18.080 to cut taxes,

00:31:19.860 cut the police?

00:31:22.100 I mean,

00:31:22.360 taxes are high,

00:31:23.920 the police are,

00:31:26.500 you know,

00:31:26.720 there's this defund

00:31:27.680 the police movement here

00:31:28.600 as there is everywhere else.

00:31:30.220 Traffic's atrocious,

00:31:31.360 they're building subways

00:31:32.740 that are years behind schedule,

00:31:34.980 hundreds of millions

00:31:35.520 over budget.

00:31:36.500 Is it easier for her

00:31:37.680 to actually do her job?

00:31:39.900 Fix crime,

00:31:40.540 fix taxes,

00:31:41.240 fix waiting lists,

00:31:42.740 you know,

00:31:42.940 the boring stuff

00:31:43.780 of politics,

00:31:44.580 garbage pickup.

00:31:45.480 Is that easier?

00:31:46.900 Or would she rather talk,

00:31:49.180 would she rather demonize

00:31:50.800 some white guy

00:31:52.700 200 years ago

00:31:54.100 as a slave owner,

00:31:55.560 which is a damnable lie,

00:31:56.920 and have a lot of discussion

00:31:58.700 about that?

00:31:59.940 And he can't fight back,

00:32:01.620 and if you side with

00:32:02.620 Henry Dundas,

00:32:03.480 then you're a racist.

00:32:04.540 Tell you one thing,

00:32:05.760 200 years from now,

00:32:06.840 not a single human being

00:32:08.440 will know anything

00:32:09.100 about Olivia Chow,

00:32:10.240 other than maybe

00:32:10.800 a tiny footnote

00:32:11.920 in the history of Toronto.

00:32:13.420 Henry Dundas was such

00:32:15.040 a great builder

00:32:15.980 of this new country.

00:32:17.360 In addition to his work

00:32:18.540 abolishing slavery,

00:32:21.420 they named a whole city

00:32:22.600 after him.

00:32:24.800 Along with,

00:32:25.800 you know,

00:32:26.180 I was joking with

00:32:27.180 Jennifer Dundas,

00:32:28.240 the descendant of Henry Dundas,

00:32:29.840 that frankly,

00:32:30.980 renaming a subway stop

00:32:32.400 is probably good

00:32:33.380 because the Toronto

00:32:35.060 Transit Commission,

00:32:35.920 the subway authority

00:32:37.040 in Toronto,

00:32:37.720 is so delayed,

00:32:38.920 so crime-ridden,

00:32:39.820 so dangerous,

00:32:40.880 there's stabbings

00:32:41.620 on the subway,

00:32:42.360 there's wild youths

00:32:44.040 running rampant

00:32:44.620 on the subway.

00:32:45.320 You probably don't want

00:32:46.720 anyone you love

00:32:47.600 and admire

00:32:48.180 to have a subway station

00:32:49.980 named after them

00:32:50.840 in Toronto

00:32:51.820 because it's actually

00:32:52.500 disreputable,

00:32:53.420 but other than

00:32:53.840 the subway station,

00:32:54.880 which I think should be

00:32:55.580 called Olivia Chow Station

00:32:56.920 in honor of the crime,

00:32:59.740 imagine that,

00:33:00.600 and by the way,

00:33:01.140 there's 4,500 businesses

00:33:02.600 along Dundas Street,

00:33:05.280 many of which

00:33:06.000 have Dundas

00:33:06.940 in their name,

00:33:08.480 let alone

00:33:09.240 in their addresses,

00:33:10.400 like this is

00:33:11.600 the stupidest thing

00:33:12.700 I've ever heard,

00:33:13.980 it's cancel culture

00:33:15.160 two centuries ago,

00:33:17.740 and Sankofa Square,

00:33:20.720 hey,

00:33:20.940 can you go to the,

00:33:21.540 we'll skip over

00:33:22.060 Joe Warmington's article,

00:33:23.120 let's go to True North

00:33:24.180 because our friends

00:33:24.720 at True North,

00:33:25.260 I think it was Andrew Lawton

00:33:26.080 who did this,

00:33:26.720 what does the word

00:33:27.180 Sankofa mean?

00:33:28.720 I think it's from,

00:33:29.540 it's from a Ghana,

00:33:31.020 a language in Ghana,

00:33:32.200 G-H-A-N-A,

00:33:33.140 it's an African country,

00:33:34.340 by the way,

00:33:35.680 Ghana and Canada

00:33:36.740 have very little

00:33:37.640 in common.

00:33:39.320 I just checked

00:33:40.340 and according to

00:33:41.100 the census,

00:33:43.360 there are about

00:33:44.020 35,000 people

00:33:45.720 in all of Canada

00:33:47.880 who are from

00:33:49.380 the country of Ghana

00:33:50.360 and I got no beef

00:33:51.420 with Ghana,

00:33:51.940 I'm sure they're nice people,

00:33:53.380 but that's 0.1%

00:33:56.440 of Canadians

00:33:57.300 are from Ghana

00:33:59.500 and most of them

00:34:01.380 have just arrived

00:34:02.200 in the last generation,

00:34:03.140 of course.

00:34:03.440 So what's the connection?

00:34:06.120 Why should this,

00:34:07.140 this,

00:34:08.120 the center of Toronto

00:34:09.620 be named after

00:34:11.400 something in Ghana

00:34:12.480 that has nothing

00:34:13.420 to do with Canada?

00:34:15.400 Where did that come from?

00:34:17.380 Did they like

00:34:18.040 Google it

00:34:19.640 or something?

00:34:20.500 Is that the depth

00:34:21.200 of research?

00:34:21.940 So here's an article

00:34:22.820 by our friends

00:34:23.440 over at True North.

00:34:24.760 Toronto used word

00:34:26.180 from slave trading

00:34:27.820 African tribe

00:34:29.160 to replace

00:34:30.820 Dundas.

00:34:32.060 Oh, this is just

00:34:33.000 too much.

00:34:33.600 Here, let's read

00:34:35.000 through that together

00:34:35.700 a little bit.

00:34:37.180 Toronto City Council

00:34:38.180 voted unanimously,

00:34:40.080 not a single person

00:34:42.260 thought,

00:34:43.700 no, we're not going

00:34:44.280 to tear down

00:34:44.920 our monuments

00:34:45.600 and rename,

00:34:47.700 why don't they

00:34:48.240 rename the whole city?

00:34:50.440 Toronto City Council

00:34:51.400 voted unanimously

00:34:52.320 on Thursday

00:34:53.000 to change the name

00:34:53.740 of Toronto's

00:34:54.380 world-famous

00:34:55.380 young Dundas Square

00:34:56.260 to Sankofa Square.

00:34:58.400 Do you think

00:34:58.820 anyone's going

00:34:59.480 to say that?

00:35:00.140 If you rename

00:35:01.280 Times Square,

00:35:02.960 do you think

00:35:03.260 people would,

00:35:04.180 if you called it

00:35:04.740 Obama Square,

00:35:06.060 do you think

00:35:06.460 anyone would

00:35:07.040 call it that?

00:35:08.400 To distance it

00:35:09.060 from Henry Dundas'

00:35:10.000 purported connection

00:35:11.160 to the transatlantic

00:35:12.420 slavery.

00:35:13.900 Connection,

00:35:15.060 connection,

00:35:15.880 that's like saying

00:35:16.420 Winston Churchill

00:35:17.200 was connected

00:35:18.020 to the German

00:35:19.380 Luftwaffe.

00:35:20.280 Connected to it,

00:35:21.560 he fought against it.

00:35:23.720 The word used

00:35:24.540 by the city of Toronto,

00:35:25.760 True North has learned,

00:35:27.040 originated from a tribe

00:35:28.160 known for its role

00:35:29.320 in the slave trade.

00:35:31.200 While Dundas was,

00:35:32.400 in fact,

00:35:32.740 an abolitionist,

00:35:34.300 the Akan people

00:35:35.360 of Ghana,

00:35:36.480 from whom the

00:35:36.960 world Sankofa comes,

00:35:38.840 were active participants

00:35:39.920 in the slave trade

00:35:40.600 and imported slaves

00:35:41.400 to develop

00:35:41.920 their own economy.

00:35:44.380 As scholar

00:35:45.020 A. Norman Klein,

00:35:46.080 reviewing the work

00:35:46.740 of renowned

00:35:47.380 Ghana historian

00:35:48.220 Ivor Wilkes,

00:35:49.320 wrote,

00:35:50.320 the Akan,

00:35:51.320 quote,

00:35:51.600 exchanged their gold

00:35:52.600 for these slaves

00:35:53.780 who rewarded

00:35:54.580 their Akan masters

00:35:55.720 by creating

00:35:56.640 an agricultural revolution

00:35:58.080 during the 15th

00:35:59.320 and 16th centuries.

00:36:02.680 And then there's

00:36:03.780 an excerpt

00:36:04.740 from a scholarly paper

00:36:07.620 by our friend

00:36:08.400 Andrew Lawton.

00:36:11.060 The Akan people

00:36:11.840 imported slaves

00:36:12.740 to help clear

00:36:13.560 their forests

00:36:14.440 where they searched

00:36:15.420 for gold

00:36:15.980 and also sold slaves

00:36:17.580 to Europeans,

00:36:18.840 fueling the

00:36:19.340 transatlantic slave trade.

00:36:20.800 In 2006,

00:36:21.660 Ghana apologized

00:36:22.720 to descendants

00:36:23.840 of slaves

00:36:24.360 for its role

00:36:25.280 in the slave trade.

00:36:26.200 This is what I said earlier.

00:36:27.480 Slavery's been

00:36:28.000 on every continent.

00:36:29.180 And who do you think

00:36:29.860 caught the slaves

00:36:30.780 in Africa?

00:36:31.900 It was often

00:36:32.480 other African

00:36:33.320 or Arab groups,

00:36:35.200 including the folks

00:36:36.020 who came up

00:36:36.420 with the word Sankofa.

00:36:39.200 Toronto Mayor

00:36:39.840 Olivia Chow

00:36:40.560 said the name change

00:36:41.660 is part of the city's

00:36:42.400 commitment to

00:36:42.940 confronting

00:36:43.800 anti-black racism,

00:36:45.180 advancing truth.

00:36:46.600 Really?

00:36:47.860 She just admitted

00:36:48.680 that she smeared,

00:36:49.640 she actually said

00:36:50.440 Henry Dundas

00:36:51.320 had slaves.

00:36:51.840 You heard her say it.

00:36:53.840 Part of the city's

00:36:56.200 reconciliation

00:36:57.100 and justice

00:36:58.820 and building

00:36:59.860 a more inclusive

00:37:00.580 and equitable city.

00:37:01.740 How about

00:37:02.100 fixing the streets?

00:37:03.700 How about

00:37:04.040 getting taxes down?

00:37:05.200 How about

00:37:05.520 cracking down

00:37:06.240 on crime?

00:37:08.300 The city of Toronto

00:37:08.880 is committed

00:37:09.240 to acknowledging

00:37:09.740 the impact

00:37:10.220 of the transatlantic

00:37:10.940 slave trade

00:37:11.560 and slavery

00:37:12.320 while focusing

00:37:12.920 on mitigating

00:37:13.560 costs and impacts

00:37:14.520 in residents

00:37:15.000 and businesses.

00:37:16.220 Chow said,

00:37:16.840 adopting the name

00:37:17.640 Sankofa Square

00:37:18.960 recognizes the need

00:37:20.200 to reflect on

00:37:21.000 and reclaim

00:37:22.080 teachings,

00:37:22.720 reclaim teachings

00:37:24.780 from the past

00:37:25.540 and enable us

00:37:26.220 to move forward

00:37:26.900 together.

00:37:28.160 What does that mean

00:37:28.780 to reclaim

00:37:29.300 teachings from

00:37:30.160 the past?

00:37:32.280 I won't go on

00:37:33.140 too much longer.

00:37:36.820 Historians,

00:37:37.360 even those

00:37:37.680 on the political

00:37:38.120 left,

00:37:38.500 tend to agree

00:37:39.500 that Dundas

00:37:39.960 was a supporter

00:37:40.700 of the abolition

00:37:41.300 of slavery.

00:37:42.280 Controversy around him

00:37:43.060 stems from an amendment

00:37:44.200 he proposed

00:37:44.920 to an abolition motion

00:37:45.920 from William Wilberforce

00:37:47.260 to make it more gradual,

00:37:48.980 but he said

00:37:49.660 in doing so

00:37:50.420 it was because

00:37:50.820 he thought

00:37:51.300 that was the most

00:37:52.000 effective way

00:37:52.500 to end slavery

00:37:53.240 given it took

00:37:54.660 more than 50 years

00:37:55.480 from that point

00:37:56.440 for the transatlantic

00:37:57.520 slave trade to end.

00:37:58.460 He was likely right.

00:38:01.200 Dundas also called

00:38:01.980 on African leaders

00:38:02.820 to stop their

00:38:03.600 complicity in the

00:38:04.340 slave trade,

00:38:04.880 which they didn't

00:38:05.820 do at the time.

00:38:07.800 So is this one

00:38:08.680 of the truths

00:38:09.240 we're going to

00:38:09.680 rediscover?

00:38:10.960 The concept of

00:38:12.100 Sankofa,

00:38:12.840 that is,

00:38:13.280 you know what,

00:38:14.400 they,

00:38:14.860 that is,

00:38:15.500 it feels like

00:38:16.440 they just

00:38:16.940 grabbed a word

00:38:18.340 like Hakuna Matata.

00:38:20.440 It feels like

00:38:21.820 they grabbed

00:38:22.300 an exotic word

00:38:23.480 so Olivia Chow

00:38:24.880 would practice

00:38:25.440 saying it

00:38:26.060 and it would be

00:38:26.840 the new,

00:38:27.400 Hakuna Matata,

00:38:28.860 we're going to call it

00:38:29.460 Hakuna Matata Square.

00:38:31.520 You didn't check

00:38:32.760 who invented

00:38:34.940 the word Sankofa,

00:38:36.120 that they were

00:38:36.760 slave traders,

00:38:37.840 so much so

00:38:38.640 that they apologized

00:38:40.040 to,

00:38:40.360 I meant a black

00:38:41.420 African country,

00:38:43.120 Ghana,

00:38:43.440 I didn't know this,

00:38:45.240 just read it

00:38:45.780 together with you.

00:38:46.400 A black African

00:38:48.780 country apologizing

00:38:50.520 for the slave trade

00:38:51.260 is unusual,

00:38:52.320 don't you think?

00:38:56.380 You know,

00:38:57.120 there's one more

00:38:57.980 tweet I want to show

00:38:58.820 and it was just

00:39:00.020 by chance,

00:39:01.360 I was reading this

00:39:02.400 and

00:39:02.780 about the amount

00:39:07.240 of slavery

00:39:07.780 around the world

00:39:08.520 and

00:39:10.920 when we think

00:39:11.840 of slavery,

00:39:12.680 we obviously

00:39:13.300 think of

00:39:14.740 the United States

00:39:15.720 and there's

00:39:16.940 a reason for that

00:39:17.700 because they had

00:39:18.480 slavery

00:39:18.880 and they fought

00:39:19.840 a civil war

00:39:20.440 over it

00:39:22.120 in part

00:39:22.680 and

00:39:23.860 it was

00:39:24.540 in English

00:39:25.260 and

00:39:25.780 it had a lot

00:39:26.600 of connections

00:39:27.140 so

00:39:28.640 yeah,

00:39:30.380 there's a good

00:39:30.840 reason for us

00:39:31.440 to think about

00:39:32.080 American slavery

00:39:32.980 but

00:39:36.060 American slavery

00:39:36.840 was much

00:39:37.700 less

00:39:38.220 I'm gonna find

00:39:42.820 I'm gonna find

00:39:42.840 I'm just a

00:39:44.040 moment ago

00:39:44.600 because I have

00:39:45.280 a tweet

00:39:45.660 here

00:39:46.020 that he

00:39:47.860 that

00:39:48.260 you know

00:39:49.440 I'm not

00:39:50.160 finding it

00:39:50.660 fast enough

00:39:51.200 and I don't

00:39:51.540 want to

00:39:51.860 do this

00:39:52.560 in real

00:39:52.860 time

00:39:53.240 all right

00:39:59.760 I'm gonna

00:40:00.140 give up

00:40:00.540 I was

00:40:00.800 looking for

00:40:01.640 the stats

00:40:02.200 on slavery

00:40:02.880 in different

00:40:03.420 countries

00:40:04.020 including

00:40:04.560 different

00:40:05.460 empires

00:40:06.080 at the

00:40:06.420 time

00:40:06.760 I'm not

00:40:07.680 saying that

00:40:08.220 British slavery

00:40:09.120 was better

00:40:09.840 than French

00:40:11.040 or Portuguese

00:40:11.780 or Spanish

00:40:13.260 slavery

00:40:13.540 although I

00:40:13.940 think frankly

00:40:14.400 the numbers

00:40:15.720 were far

00:40:16.200 fewer

00:40:16.800 and

00:40:18.120 here it

00:40:19.060 is

00:40:19.300 I found

00:40:20.620 it

00:40:20.820 I'm gonna

00:40:21.520 send you

00:40:21.960 a link

00:40:22.380 I'm gonna

00:40:23.240 put it

00:40:23.600 in the

00:40:23.820 live stream

00:40:24.440 script

00:40:27.140 just go

00:40:27.580 here for

00:40:27.960 a second

00:40:28.440 and I

00:40:30.580 want to

00:40:30.860 say that

00:40:31.260 all slavery

00:40:31.880 is bad

00:40:32.480 whether it

00:40:33.120 was the

00:40:33.540 Egyptian

00:40:33.900 slavery

00:40:34.380 of the

00:40:34.800 Hebrews

00:40:35.200 the

00:40:35.440 Israelites

00:40:35.840 thousands

00:40:36.700 of years

00:40:37.060 ago

00:40:37.400 or modern

00:40:38.300 slavery

00:40:38.720 in China

00:40:39.220 which still

00:40:39.720 exists

00:40:40.120 yeah pump

00:40:40.880 this up

00:40:41.240 as big

00:40:41.560 as you

00:40:41.800 can

00:40:42.140 so I

00:40:43.320 saw this

00:40:43.720 the other

00:40:44.040 day

00:40:44.300 and I

00:40:44.640 thought

00:40:44.800 it was

00:40:45.000 interesting

00:40:45.500 this is

00:40:46.320 from

00:40:46.500 Kenny

00:40:46.820 Akers

00:40:47.280 who

00:40:47.560 obviously

00:40:47.880 is a

00:40:48.140 black

00:40:48.340 man

00:40:48.660 and he

00:40:49.680 you know

00:40:51.120 he's

00:40:51.500 I would

00:40:52.020 call him

00:40:52.300 sort of

00:40:52.540 a citizen

00:40:52.960 scholar

00:40:53.400 I'm gonna

00:40:55.120 read a little

00:40:55.500 bit of this

00:40:55.800 too if I may

00:40:56.280 during the

00:40:58.920 transatlantic

00:40:59.420 slave trade

00:41:00.000 enslaved

00:41:00.420 Africans

00:41:00.740 were transported

00:41:01.360 to various

00:41:01.800 regions

00:41:02.240 around the

00:41:02.700 world

00:41:02.960 here's a list

00:41:04.800 of some

00:41:05.060 of the

00:41:05.200 major

00:41:05.400 destinations

00:41:06.000 and the

00:41:06.380 estimated

00:41:06.740 number

00:41:07.000 of people

00:41:07.340 that were

00:41:07.600 transported

00:41:08.020 to each

00:41:08.520 Brazil

00:41:10.000 approximately

00:41:11.940 4.9

00:41:12.900 million

00:41:13.340 enslaved

00:41:13.660 people were

00:41:14.120 transported

00:41:14.560 to Brazil

00:41:14.960 did you

00:41:16.220 know that

00:41:16.700 that's

00:41:17.240 by the

00:41:17.500 way

00:41:17.620 that's

00:41:17.860 10

00:41:18.200 times

00:41:18.640 more

00:41:18.900 than to

00:41:19.160 the United

00:41:19.500 States

00:41:19.920 10

00:41:20.260 times

00:41:20.500 more

00:41:20.800 Caribbean

00:41:22.040 islands

00:41:22.440 including

00:41:22.740 Jamaica

00:41:23.060 Cuba

00:41:23.300 and Haiti

00:41:23.640 around

00:41:24.220 5 million

00:41:25.180 enslaved

00:41:25.640 people were

00:41:26.200 transported

00:41:26.700 to the

00:41:26.900 Caribbean

00:41:27.120 and some

00:41:27.980 of those

00:41:28.200 countries are

00:41:28.660 now almost

00:41:29.620 completely

00:41:30.020 black

00:41:30.460 then look at

00:41:32.440 this next

00:41:32.800 one

00:41:33.080 the worst

00:41:34.540 people in

00:41:35.020 the world

00:41:35.360 United

00:41:35.780 States

00:41:36.280 an estimated

00:41:37.220 400,000

00:41:38.880 enslaved

00:41:39.280 people were

00:41:39.820 brought to

00:41:40.520 the United

00:41:40.800 States

00:41:41.240 now that's

00:41:42.800 those are

00:41:43.080 400,000

00:41:43.920 tragedies

00:41:44.600 by the

00:41:45.420 way

00:41:45.760 from those

00:41:46.900 400,000

00:41:47.800 black slaves

00:41:48.640 there are

00:41:48.920 now 30

00:41:49.500 million

00:41:49.960 descendants

00:41:51.220 American

00:41:51.760 blacks

00:41:52.180 are about

00:41:52.620 12%

00:41:53.200 of the

00:41:53.820 US

00:41:54.120 population

00:41:54.780 so

00:41:56.840 thank God

00:41:59.200 they were

00:41:59.440 not killed

00:42:00.180 in the

00:42:02.140 same way

00:42:02.820 that many

00:42:04.180 other slave

00:42:05.480 regimes

00:42:06.200 literally worked

00:42:07.240 their slaves

00:42:07.620 to death

00:42:08.020 which is just

00:42:08.620 atrocious

00:42:09.160 I mean any

00:42:09.820 slavery is

00:42:10.200 atrocious

00:42:10.520 but I think

00:42:11.200 there are

00:42:11.420 degrees

00:42:11.960 British

00:42:14.540 North

00:42:14.820 America

00:42:15.200 so

00:42:15.600 Canada

00:42:16.080 approximately

00:42:17.580 12,000

00:42:18.560 enslaved

00:42:18.900 people were

00:42:19.360 transported to

00:42:20.000 British

00:42:20.180 North

00:42:20.360 America

00:42:20.660 that was

00:42:23.540 abolished

00:42:24.100 earlier in

00:42:24.960 Canada

00:42:25.300 than I

00:42:25.580 think almost

00:42:26.000 anywhere in

00:42:26.440 the world

00:42:26.780 and

00:42:29.420 Henry

00:42:32.440 Dundas

00:42:32.860 was in

00:42:33.860 part to

00:42:34.260 credit for

00:42:34.720 that

00:42:34.960 Spanish

00:42:36.380 America

00:42:36.780 including

00:42:37.140 Mexico and

00:42:37.620 Colombia

00:42:37.900 1.3

00:42:38.460 million

00:42:38.740 French

00:42:39.200 Caribbean

00:42:39.740 including

00:42:40.600 Guadeloupe

00:42:41.140 and

00:42:41.880 Martinique

00:42:42.340 1.4

00:42:43.180 million

00:42:43.500 those are

00:42:44.120 tiny

00:42:44.480 islands

00:42:45.000 Dutch

00:42:46.180 Caribbean

00:42:46.680 550,000

00:42:48.280 Portuguese

00:42:48.860 3.9

00:42:51.700 million

00:42:52.500 were enslaved

00:42:54.200 and brought

00:42:54.660 from Angola

00:42:56.160 Mozambique

00:42:57.560 1.8

00:42:58.160 million

00:42:58.440 Indian

00:42:58.980 Ocean

00:42:59.460 Islands

00:43:00.020 including

00:43:00.380 Mauritius and

00:43:00.960 Reunion

00:43:01.360 half a

00:43:02.720 million

00:43:03.040 grand

00:43:04.300 total

00:43:04.640 the total

00:43:05.000 number of

00:43:05.320 Africans

00:43:05.660 transported

00:43:06.200 during the

00:43:06.600 transatlantic

00:43:07.140 slave trade

00:43:07.680 is estimated

00:43:08.520 to be

00:43:08.760 between

00:43:09.020 12.5

00:43:09.680 and 15

00:43:10.140 million

00:43:10.420 people

00:43:10.920 and you

00:43:12.460 can see

00:43:13.100 the size

00:43:14.340 of those

00:43:14.760 arrows

00:43:15.340 roughly

00:43:16.500 shows

00:43:17.300 the number

00:43:17.980 of people

00:43:18.480 most slaves

00:43:19.720 apparently

00:43:20.840 went to

00:43:21.880 Central and

00:43:22.340 South America

00:43:22.860 and the

00:43:23.280 Caribbean

00:43:23.660 apparently

00:43:26.880 12,000

00:43:28.200 went to

00:43:29.660 British North

00:43:30.220 America

00:43:30.660 where they

00:43:31.920 were amongst

00:43:32.260 the earliest

00:43:32.800 who were

00:43:33.160 freed

00:43:33.540 now of

00:43:36.900 course that's

00:43:37.200 just the

00:43:37.500 black

00:43:37.820 African

00:43:38.500 slave

00:43:38.840 trade

00:43:39.140 of course

00:43:39.480 there were

00:43:40.000 slavers

00:43:41.300 in Arabia

00:43:42.160 Muslim

00:43:44.100 pirates

00:43:44.840 really

00:43:45.160 who would

00:43:45.600 raid

00:43:46.080 Europe

00:43:48.000 and get

00:43:49.080 white

00:43:49.520 slaves

00:43:50.100 and over

00:43:50.600 a million

00:43:51.000 white

00:43:51.460 slaves

00:43:52.000 including

00:43:52.640 the entire

00:43:53.480 town of

00:43:54.020 Baltimore

00:43:54.480 Ireland

00:43:55.080 Baltimore

00:43:55.960 is not

00:43:56.300 just the

00:43:56.640 name of

00:43:57.040 the city

00:43:57.780 in Maryland

00:43:58.260 it's the

00:43:58.720 name of

00:43:58.960 a city

00:43:59.260 in Ireland

00:43:59.760 the entire

00:44:00.960 town was

00:44:01.480 captured and

00:44:02.040 taken

00:44:02.320 as slaves

00:44:03.780 white

00:44:04.040 slaves

00:44:04.440 for

00:44:05.800 Arabia

00:44:06.280 what I'm

00:44:08.700 saying is

00:44:09.020 a complicated

00:44:09.700 history

00:44:10.220 and

00:44:12.360 when

00:44:15.580 Olivia Chow

00:44:16.200 says we're

00:44:16.580 trying to

00:44:16.840 reclaim the

00:44:17.260 teachings of

00:44:17.720 the past

00:44:18.020 she is

00:44:18.360 absolutely

00:44:18.720 not

00:44:19.220 because if

00:44:20.580 she were

00:44:20.980 she would

00:44:21.340 be aware

00:44:21.920 that Ghana

00:44:22.980 was a

00:44:23.440 slave trading

00:44:24.000 country

00:44:24.500 and there's

00:44:25.760 really no

00:44:26.140 connection

00:44:26.500 between Ghana

00:44:27.200 and Canada

00:44:27.780 at all

00:44:28.600 and Ghana

00:44:31.480 was so

00:44:32.800 implicit

00:44:34.180 implicated

00:44:34.900 in the

00:44:35.800 slave trade

00:44:36.220 that it

00:44:36.480 actually issued

00:44:37.160 an apology

00:44:37.780 for slavery

00:44:38.460 and to

00:44:39.820 condemn

00:44:40.500 Henry

00:44:40.820 Dundas

00:44:41.220 as a

00:44:41.560 slave

00:44:41.780 keeper

00:44:42.000 which he

00:44:42.280 was not

00:44:42.720 and to

00:44:43.440 strip his

00:44:43.920 name off

00:44:44.300 something

00:44:44.540 and put

00:44:44.820 the name

00:44:45.100 of a

00:44:45.340 Ghanaian

00:44:46.260 tribe

00:44:48.080 that dealt

00:44:48.500 with slaves

00:44:49.000 is so

00:44:49.340 atrocious

00:44:49.860 but how

00:44:50.580 perfect

00:44:51.160 for

00:44:51.900 Olivia Chow

00:44:52.560 I'm

00:44:55.080 spending a

00:44:55.520 lot of

00:44:55.740 time talking

00:44:56.280 about that

00:44:56.740 I know

00:44:57.100 I just

00:44:59.300 can't

00:44:59.660 believe

00:45:00.000 that it

00:45:00.280 was

00:45:00.460 unanimous

00:45:01.160 it was

00:45:02.380 unanimous

00:45:03.000 in city

00:45:03.420 council

00:45:03.760 but why

00:45:04.300 not

00:45:04.720 what an

00:45:05.440 easy way

00:45:06.020 to seem

00:45:06.480 richly

00:45:07.060 I hope

00:45:07.660 that every

00:45:07.980 single

00:45:08.320 business

00:45:08.780 and family

00:45:09.940 that lives

00:45:10.340 on Dundas

00:45:11.180 street

00:45:11.580 imagine

00:45:12.860 telling

00:45:13.420 4,500

00:45:14.320 businesses

00:45:15.120 got to

00:45:16.800 change

00:45:16.960 business

00:45:17.280 card

00:45:17.500 got to

00:45:17.800 change

00:45:18.020 you know

00:45:18.620 Dundas

00:45:19.360 diner

00:45:19.880 Dundas

00:45:20.420 this

00:45:20.680 you got

00:45:21.020 to

00:45:21.160 change

00:45:21.380 there's

00:45:21.780 an

00:45:21.900 entire

00:45:22.160 city

00:45:22.520 called

00:45:22.760 Dundas

00:45:23.220 Ontario

00:45:23.480 how many

00:45:23.800 people

00:45:24.020 live in

00:45:24.340 Dundas

00:45:24.780 Ontario

00:45:26.120 I don't

00:45:27.060 know

00:45:27.160 it's not

00:45:27.440 it's probably

00:45:28.020 a town

00:45:28.560 Dundas

00:45:29.460 Ontario

00:45:30.080 there's

00:45:32.040 Dundas

00:45:32.420 County

00:45:32.880 Ontario

00:45:33.660 and

00:45:35.660 about 20,000

00:45:43.800 people there

00:45:44.420 imagine telling

00:45:45.200 them

00:45:45.540 are they

00:45:46.300 going to

00:45:46.520 tell every

00:45:46.900 person in

00:45:47.460 Dundas

00:45:47.840 Ontario

00:45:48.380 that they're

00:45:49.600 going to

00:45:49.800 change the

00:45:50.280 name of

00:45:50.600 the town

00:45:51.020 I'd like

00:45:51.780 to see

00:45:52.280 a poll

00:45:53.660 on that

00:45:53.960 frankly

00:45:54.220 I'd like

00:45:54.500 to see

00:45:54.740 a poll

00:45:55.020 on that

00:45:55.340 in Toronto

00:45:56.000 because there's

00:45:57.200 no way

00:45:57.620 that that

00:45:57.960 kind of

00:45:58.260 bizarre

00:45:58.680 cultural

00:45:59.700 cancel

00:46:00.820 what they're

00:46:01.280 trying to

00:46:01.680 do to

00:46:01.920 Dundas

00:46:02.320 what they

00:46:02.640 did to

00:46:02.900 John A.

00:46:03.240 McDonald

00:46:03.480 they took

00:46:03.840 him off

00:46:04.060 the $10

00:46:04.340 bill

00:46:04.780 and they

00:46:06.540 put the

00:46:06.880 statue of

00:46:07.360 him in

00:46:07.640 a coffin

00:46:08.140 on

00:46:08.400 Queen's

00:46:08.740 Park

00:46:09.060 just

00:46:09.880 atrocious

00:46:10.460 well I

00:46:11.800 took a

00:46:12.020 little bit

00:46:12.300 longer on

00:46:12.820 this than

00:46:13.180 I meant

00:46:13.540 to but

00:46:14.160 it's

00:46:14.680 making me

00:46:15.120 really

00:46:15.360 mad

00:46:15.780 I'm just

00:46:23.920 checking if

00:46:24.400 there's any

00:46:24.860 super chats

00:46:25.920 or anything

00:46:26.300 like that

00:46:26.760 I don't

00:46:27.000 think I

00:46:27.380 see any

00:46:27.920 well

00:46:29.440 we're going

00:46:31.620 to have

00:46:32.160 one more

00:46:33.280 live stream

00:46:34.340 I think

00:46:34.920 before the

00:46:35.480 Christmas break

00:46:36.300 that'll be

00:46:37.720 next week

00:46:38.380 and then

00:46:39.000 Rebel News

00:46:40.000 is going

00:46:40.640 we traditionally

00:46:42.160 take a week

00:46:42.740 off over

00:46:43.840 Christmas

00:46:44.280 and then we

00:46:44.720 rejoin the

00:46:45.320 world

00:46:45.580 and then

00:46:45.780 in January

00:46:46.620 give our

00:46:47.040 people a

00:46:47.500 well-deserved

00:46:47.880 break

00:46:48.300 I should

00:46:48.800 tell you

00:46:49.200 before we

00:46:49.720 go we

00:46:49.940 have a

00:46:50.120 couple

00:46:50.260 minutes

00:46:50.520 to go

00:46:51.000 that we

00:46:52.440 had the

00:46:53.060 Rebbe Awards

00:46:54.380 and the

00:46:55.300 Rebbe Awards

00:46:55.940 are voted

00:46:56.440 on by

00:46:59.000 you

00:46:59.360 by people

00:47:01.140 on our

00:47:02.140 team

00:47:02.500 people

00:47:03.340 viewers

00:47:04.240 and

00:47:05.740 do we

00:47:08.120 have

00:47:08.420 do we

00:47:08.880 have the

00:47:09.200 Rebbe Awards

00:47:09.960 finalists

00:47:11.280 I can look

00:47:11.720 for them

00:47:12.260 on

00:47:13.460 the

00:47:15.680 graphic

00:47:16.080 sure

00:47:16.340 put

00:47:16.580 I was

00:47:16.760 going

00:47:16.880 to

00:47:16.960 look

00:47:17.100 for

00:47:17.260 within

00:47:17.520 our

00:47:17.700 system

00:47:18.100 but we

00:47:20.280 have

00:47:20.480 people

00:47:20.780 vote

00:47:21.300 so those

00:47:23.100 are the

00:47:23.360 I was

00:47:23.960 going to

00:47:24.180 go through

00:47:24.560 six five

00:47:25.480 four three

00:47:25.940 and two

00:47:26.200 because

00:47:26.520 some of

00:47:27.440 the numbers

00:47:27.720 were so

00:47:28.080 extremely

00:47:28.760 close

00:47:29.440 I don't

00:47:31.720 have those

00:47:32.060 numbers in

00:47:32.480 my

00:47:32.640 fingertips

00:47:33.020 but we

00:47:33.460 at our

00:47:34.180 Christmas

00:47:34.460 party

00:47:34.760 we announced

00:47:35.380 not just

00:47:36.360 the top

00:47:36.740 three

00:47:36.980 but we

00:47:37.320 announced

00:47:37.720 the top

00:47:38.540 six

00:47:38.920 because a

00:47:39.480 couple

00:47:39.740 of our

00:47:40.260 contenders

00:47:41.200 you got

00:47:41.980 that

00:47:42.220 I want

00:47:42.700 to show

00:47:43.040 how close

00:47:44.840 it was

00:47:45.420 you know

00:47:47.140 the old

00:47:47.420 saying

00:47:47.660 come on

00:47:48.040 your vote

00:47:48.440 counts

00:47:48.800 every vote

00:47:49.240 counts

00:47:49.680 what if

00:47:50.360 it was

00:47:50.620 just one

00:47:51.100 vote

00:47:51.340 apart

00:47:51.700 I tell

00:47:52.780 you the

00:47:53.060 difference

00:47:53.480 between

00:47:53.900 some of

00:47:54.380 our

00:47:54.500 people

00:47:54.840 was less

00:47:55.540 than one

00:47:56.180 percent

00:47:56.880 going from

00:47:57.660 memory

00:47:57.840 we're just

00:47:58.160 getting the

00:47:58.540 exact stats

00:47:59.080 right now

00:47:59.480 now some

00:48:00.120 people said

00:48:00.540 Ezra I don't

00:48:00.960 want to vote

00:48:01.520 for my best

00:48:02.240 favorite rebel

00:48:03.140 that's like

00:48:03.800 asking me to

00:48:05.100 choose who my

00:48:05.580 favorite child

00:48:06.340 is and

00:48:07.660 and I

00:48:08.740 understand that

00:48:09.420 but I think

00:48:09.940 that there's

00:48:10.260 also a healthy

00:48:10.780 competitive spirit

00:48:11.560 that comes

00:48:11.920 about by

00:48:12.860 voting I

00:48:13.300 myself don't

00:48:13.860 put my name

00:48:14.500 down because

00:48:15.420 I if I

00:48:16.400 were to I

00:48:16.760 don't know

00:48:17.000 how I would

00:48:17.420 do but

00:48:18.480 I don't

00:48:20.820 want to

00:48:21.400 I don't want

00:48:23.600 to put my

00:48:23.920 finger on the

00:48:24.560 scale by being

00:48:25.040 the boss

00:48:25.500 maybe I'm

00:48:28.160 afraid of

00:48:28.480 losing

00:48:28.800 we videoed

00:48:34.080 some of it

00:48:34.420 here let me

00:48:34.900 show a little

00:48:35.340 bit yeah let's

00:48:35.820 just show a

00:48:36.340 little bit

00:48:36.780 from the

00:48:37.560 awards

00:48:38.140 do you

00:48:39.600 have that

00:48:40.340 video

00:48:40.700 handy

00:48:41.560 so we'll

00:48:44.020 just show a

00:48:44.540 little bit

00:48:44.820 we had a

00:48:45.340 Christmas get

00:48:46.100 together you

00:48:46.540 can see on

00:48:46.960 the screen

00:48:47.300 behind me

00:48:47.920 is Avi

00:48:49.240 in Melbourne

00:48:49.940 Australia

00:48:50.400 joining by

00:48:51.020 Zoom and

00:48:51.560 you can see

00:48:52.280 some of the

00:48:52.640 staff in

00:48:53.640 our world

00:48:54.260 headquarters

00:48:54.840 industrial

00:48:55.620 style office

00:48:57.640 we'll just

00:48:58.240 play a little

00:48:58.840 bit of this

00:48:59.380 while I try

00:49:00.260 and get the

00:49:00.660 actual rankings

00:49:01.580 and final vote

00:49:02.760 count so watch

00:49:03.360 for a minute

00:49:04.000 from our

00:49:04.880 Christmas party

00:49:05.500 where we

00:49:05.840 announce the

00:49:06.340 results and

00:49:07.100 in the meantime

00:49:07.360 I'll try and

00:49:08.120 get you the

00:49:08.500 exact vote

00:49:09.000 count

00:49:09.220 to build

00:49:11.100 to build up

00:49:11.340 the name

00:49:11.760 and face

00:49:12.280 of the

00:49:12.540 talent

00:49:12.860 because you

00:49:13.580 don't want

00:49:13.820 to pay

00:49:14.060 them an

00:49:14.260 extra dollar

00:49:14.800 you don't

00:49:15.080 want them

00:49:15.400 to have

00:49:15.780 extra value

00:49:16.580 frankly you

00:49:17.780 want AI

00:49:18.540 to be

00:49:19.380 sure enough

00:49:20.940 to crank

00:49:21.360 out the

00:49:21.660 content

00:49:22.000 just to get

00:49:22.520 the players

00:49:23.000 we have a

00:49:23.880 different belief

00:49:24.600 we believe

00:49:25.340 that if people

00:49:26.300 come to

00:49:26.960 love and

00:49:28.720 trust and

00:49:30.140 get excited

00:49:30.820 by or

00:49:31.420 recognize our

00:49:32.400 talent

00:49:32.820 then they are

00:49:33.900 more likely to

00:49:34.800 support them

00:49:35.380 when we ask

00:49:36.040 for support

00:49:36.700 which we do

00:49:37.680 every day

00:49:38.400 so with that

00:49:40.340 explication

00:49:41.040 I will now

00:49:43.040 read the

00:49:44.540 top six

00:49:45.260 finalists

00:49:46.100 in the

00:49:47.520 2023

00:49:48.800 Viewer's Choice

00:49:49.640 award

00:49:49.980 in sixth

00:49:52.380 place

00:49:52.920 with 621

00:49:54.960 votes

00:49:55.540 Madame

00:49:56.620 Mlle

00:49:56.900 Alexa

00:49:57.300 de Bois

00:49:57.880 in

00:50:04.660 fifth

00:50:05.320 place

00:50:05.940 with 766

00:50:08.160 votes

00:50:08.880 Tamari

00:50:09.660 Eagle

00:50:09.940 In fourth

00:50:16.220 place

00:50:16.740 with 808

00:50:18.220 votes

00:50:18.680 Sheila Gunn-Reed

00:50:19.980 In third

00:50:27.140 place

00:50:27.840 with

00:50:28.580 950

00:50:29.920 votes

00:50:30.720 Drea

00:50:31.960 Humphrey

00:50:32.520 In second

00:50:38.540 place

00:50:38.940 with 999

00:50:40.740 votes

00:50:41.460 David

00:50:42.260 And in

00:50:47.980 first

00:50:48.360 place

00:50:48.940 a

00:50:49.820 multi

00:50:50.720 Reppy

00:50:51.420 award

00:50:51.780 winner

00:50:52.160 Abhi

00:50:53.000 Amini

00:50:53.300 with

00:50:54.560 1,199

00:50:57.020 votes

00:50:57.500 In sixth

00:51:10.480 place

00:51:10.760 Alexa

00:51:11.280 Lavois

00:51:11.680 fifth

00:51:11.920 place

00:51:12.220 Tamari

00:51:12.560 Ugolini

00:51:12.960 fourth

00:51:13.260 place

00:51:13.620 Sheila

00:51:14.180 Gunn-Reed

00:51:14.500 third

00:51:14.720 place

00:51:14.980 Drea

00:51:15.500 Humphrey

00:51:16.120 first

00:51:17.380 time

00:51:17.640 in the

00:51:17.940 top

00:51:19.040 three

00:51:19.400 David

00:51:20.180 Menzies

00:51:20.600 in second

00:51:21.140 and

00:51:21.360 Avi

00:51:21.780 Amini

00:51:22.180 I think

00:51:23.780 this is

00:51:24.140 third or

00:51:24.560 fourth

00:51:24.860 Reby

00:51:25.200 for viewers

00:51:26.000 choice

00:51:26.300 and he

00:51:26.560 does an

00:51:26.840 amazing

00:51:27.060 job

00:51:27.480 he does

00:51:28.800 do an

00:51:29.040 amazing

00:51:29.240 job

00:51:29.480 he also

00:51:29.760 has all

00:51:30.140 of Australia

00:51:30.660 backing

00:51:31.620 him

00:51:31.940 and I've

00:51:32.520 heard

00:51:32.660 complaints

00:51:33.080 from our

00:51:33.360 Canadian

00:51:33.680 team

00:51:33.960 hey

00:51:34.260 we

00:51:34.880 Canada

00:51:35.420 but we're

00:51:36.080 split

00:51:36.460 between

00:51:36.880 five

00:51:37.320 talent

00:51:37.720 here

00:51:37.940 and Avi

00:51:38.220 he's

00:51:38.340 got all

00:51:38.660 Australia

00:51:39.040 to himself

00:51:39.500 well no

00:51:39.880 Avi's

00:51:40.440 support is

00:51:41.000 global

00:51:41.320 and for

00:51:41.700 good reason

00:51:42.100 he does

00:51:42.340 a great

00:51:42.700 job

00:51:43.100 and he

00:51:44.700 goes

00:51:45.000 very

00:51:45.360 courageously

00:51:45.840 to places

00:51:46.220 like his

00:51:46.580 coverage

00:51:46.880 of the

00:51:47.240 Hamas

00:51:47.660 Israel

00:51:47.940 war

00:51:48.180 has been

00:51:48.440 excellent

00:51:48.800 but it

00:51:49.920 is nice

00:51:50.300 to see

00:51:50.600 David

00:51:50.960 in second

00:51:51.820 place

00:51:52.120 recognized

00:51:52.560 for his

00:51:53.740 excellent

00:51:54.040 mission

00:51:54.320 specialist

00:51:54.780 Drea

00:51:55.080 I'm

00:51:56.640 pleased

00:51:56.820 to see

00:51:57.060 she

00:51:57.200 campaigned

00:51:57.900 in part

00:51:58.340 for her

00:51:58.800 vote

00:51:59.040 which is

00:51:59.480 absolutely

00:52:00.080 kosher

00:52:00.500 and she

00:52:01.300 did

00:52:01.540 great

00:52:01.900 and it's

00:52:02.560 nice

00:52:02.720 to see

00:52:03.040 Tamera

00:52:03.360 Ugolini

00:52:03.860 on the

00:52:04.480 list

00:52:04.660 too

00:52:04.840 she won

00:52:05.500 a Reby

00:52:05.880 award

00:52:06.180 for health

00:52:07.000 advocate

00:52:07.460 we had

00:52:07.860 you saw

00:52:08.480 those little

00:52:08.840 trophies

00:52:09.300 I was

00:52:09.540 handing out

00:52:09.980 besides

00:52:10.360 some

00:52:10.820 on air

00:52:13.100 the scenes

00:52:13.520 trophies

00:52:14.540 as well

00:52:14.920 for people

00:52:15.940 who help

00:52:16.560 build the

00:52:17.500 company

00:52:17.900 on a

00:52:18.700 commercial

00:52:19.020 basis

00:52:19.440 people who

00:52:20.000 help

00:52:20.220 you know

00:52:20.660 we have

00:52:20.900 an up

00:52:21.160 and comer

00:52:21.500 award

00:52:21.920 for a

00:52:22.280 young

00:52:22.440 staffer

00:52:23.000 so it

00:52:24.380 was really

00:52:24.620 fun

00:52:24.920 and we

00:52:25.120 had sort

00:52:25.400 of a

00:52:25.560 low-key

00:52:25.860 Christmas

00:52:26.220 party

00:52:26.600 I should

00:52:27.760 say that

00:52:28.180 during the

00:52:28.920 lockdowns

00:52:29.500 during the

00:52:29.740 pandemic

00:52:30.040 we had

00:52:30.440 some very

00:52:30.760 exciting

00:52:31.080 Christmas

00:52:31.380 parties

00:52:31.740 because

00:52:32.400 there was

00:52:32.760 sort of

00:52:33.040 a danger

00:52:34.380 to them

00:52:34.780 because we

00:52:35.260 were meeting

00:52:35.700 illegally

00:52:36.280 we had

00:52:37.380 a Christmas

00:52:37.740 party

00:52:38.120 when the

00:52:38.440 government

00:52:38.640 said no

00:52:39.100 you're not

00:52:39.400 allowed

00:52:39.620 to do

00:52:40.000 so

00:52:40.240 but we

00:52:41.380 did so

00:52:41.760 anyways

00:52:42.180 well listen

00:52:43.400 I spent a lot

00:52:44.260 of time

00:52:44.560 talking about

00:52:45.160 Henry Dundas

00:52:45.940 and a lot

00:52:46.480 of time

00:52:46.800 talking about

00:52:47.700 the 50 year

00:52:48.320 old man

00:52:48.660 swimming with

00:52:49.180 the teenagers

00:52:49.640 but I think

00:52:50.060 those are

00:52:50.320 important stories

00:52:50.860 on my mind

00:52:51.400 and maybe

00:52:51.660 they're important

00:52:52.120 to you as

00:52:52.520 well

00:52:52.720 I thank you

00:52:54.300 for letting

00:52:54.620 me chat

00:52:55.440 with you

00:52:55.940 today

00:52:56.560 I don't

00:52:56.880 think I saw

00:52:57.360 any super

00:52:57.760 chats

00:52:58.060 but maybe

00:52:58.800 I wasn't

00:52:59.100 keeping my

00:52:59.480 eyes peeled

00:52:59.900 and I'm

00:53:01.420 going to leave

00:53:01.820 you with a

00:53:02.380 video

00:53:02.840 filmed by

00:53:04.300 our

00:53:04.520 Drea Humphrey

00:53:05.420 outside

00:53:06.060 Justin Trudeau's

00:53:07.120 event

00:53:07.480 he was having

00:53:08.400 another cash

00:53:09.020 for access

00:53:09.580 fundraiser

00:53:10.300 in Vancouver

00:53:10.900 and Drea

00:53:12.340 I'll leave

00:53:12.880 you with

00:53:13.060 this clip

00:53:13.640 talked to

00:53:15.000 someone who

00:53:15.380 said absolutely

00:53:16.220 Hamas is

00:53:16.980 top notch

00:53:17.720 stuff

00:53:18.160 to which I

00:53:19.060 say deport

00:53:19.920 immediately

00:53:20.600 I'll leave

00:53:21.500 you with

00:53:22.160 the new

00:53:22.560 face

00:53:23.020 of the

00:53:23.860 politics

00:53:24.460 on the

00:53:24.760 streets

00:53:25.080 of Canada

00:53:26.020 including

00:53:26.400 Vancouver

00:53:26.900 which I

00:53:27.320 used to

00:53:27.620 think was

00:53:27.960 a pretty

00:53:28.620 groovy

00:53:28.980 town

00:53:29.380 here's

00:53:29.700 Vancouver

00:53:30.060 today

00:53:30.380 take a

00:53:30.760 look

00:53:30.920 I'll see

00:53:31.420 you later

00:53:31.660 everybody

00:53:32.000 what does

00:53:33.980 a ceasefire

00:53:34.740 look like

00:53:35.420 should Hamas

00:53:36.340 lay down

00:53:36.960 their arms

00:53:37.480 at all

00:53:37.860 or return

00:53:38.360 the hostages

00:53:39.200 how come

00:53:40.080 no because

00:53:40.760 40 since

00:53:41.860 1948

00:53:42.620 it's been

00:53:43.220 70 years

00:53:43.960 they've been

00:53:44.300 killing

00:53:44.580 this is not

00:53:45.140 new

00:53:45.440 this is

00:53:46.200 something not

00:53:46.780 new

00:53:46.980 this is

00:53:47.600 didn't just

00:53:48.420 happen right

00:53:49.040 now

00:53:49.320 it's been

00:53:49.600 happening

00:53:49.960 for years

00:53:50.600 Israel has

00:53:51.760 to go

00:53:52.260 what would

00:53:53.560 happen to

00:53:54.200 the people

00:53:54.600 who live

00:53:54.980 in Israel

00:53:55.420 now

00:53:55.740 where would

00:53:56.080 they go

00:53:56.540 they will

00:53:57.380 stay there

00:53:58.020 just their

00:53:59.000 government

00:53:59.420 we're not

00:53:59.900 talking about

00:54:00.400 the people

00:54:00.840 we're talking

00:54:01.360 about the

00:54:01.960 government

00:54:02.340 right

00:54:02.680 so do you

00:54:03.080 think October

00:54:03.760 7th was

00:54:04.540 warranted

00:54:05.200 October 7th

00:54:06.560 do you think

00:54:06.900 it was warranted

00:54:07.700 what Hamas

00:54:08.340 did then

00:54:08.920 on October 7th

00:54:09.740 October 7th

00:54:10.960 a lot of

00:54:11.320 stuff happened

00:54:11.940 before that

00:54:12.560 I'm not

00:54:13.420 surprised

00:54:13.840 I've seen

00:54:14.320 many other

00:54:15.600 you know

00:54:17.600 conflicts

00:54:18.600 like that

00:54:19.040 this is not

00:54:19.780 the first time

00:54:20.420 but this one

00:54:21.240 was a very

00:54:21.900 strong hit

00:54:22.540 for Israel

00:54:23.160 they fucking

00:54:23.800 banged them

00:54:24.260 excuse my

00:54:24.760 language

00:54:25.120 but they really

00:54:26.060 banged them

00:54:26.600 like right

00:54:27.100 now they're

00:54:27.560 banging them

00:54:28.180 they're banging

00:54:28.660 all their

00:54:29.140 thank God

00:54:30.100 for this

00:54:30.540 thank God

00:54:31.000 for Hamas

00:54:31.580 thank God

00:54:32.120 for Hezbollah

00:54:33.020 they freed

00:54:33.820 I'm from Lebanon

00:54:34.540 they freed Lebanon

00:54:35.540 and then

00:54:36.820 Palestine is next

00:54:38.100 they're gonna

00:54:38.440 free Palestine

00:54:39.220 just like we freed

00:54:40.420 just like we freed

00:54:41.920 southern Lebanon

00:54:42.880 Hassan Nasrullah

00:54:44.280 he's gonna come

00:54:45.600 and free Palestinians

00:54:46.600 yes

Rebel News Podcast - December 15, 2023

Rebel Roundup ｜ Trudeau in BC, Toronto's plan to cancel Henry Dundas, Rebel Viewers Choice Awards

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