Rebel News Podcast - June 26, 2024


SHEILA GUNN REID ｜ Justin Trudeau just slapped a gag order on the oil patch


Episode Stats

Length

48 minutes

Words per Minute

174.89119

Word Count

8,559

Sentence Count

618

Misogynist Sentences

7

Hate Speech Sentences

16


Summary

Justin Trudeau's latest piece of censorship legislation outlaws talking favorably about Alberta s oil and gas sector. Sheila Gunn-Reed talks with Robbie Picard of Oil & Gas World Magazine about the implications of Bill C-59.


Transcript

00:00:00.000 Justin Trudeau's latest piece of censorship legislation outlaws talking favorably about
00:00:21.040 Alberta's oil and gas sector. I'm Sheila Gunn-Reed and you're watching The Gun Show.
00:00:30.000 You know, I really should say you're watching The Gun Show for now because Justin Trudeau might censor my show because a lot of the things I talk about on this show are the wonders of Canadian oil and gas, specifically Alberta's oil and gas.
00:00:56.960 But, you know, we love our friends in Saskatchewan and in northern British Columbia.
00:01:01.240 And I talk about how wonderful and convenient and life-saving fossil fuels are.
00:01:07.100 And yet, Justin Trudeau's latest piece of censorship legislation you might not have heard about, Bill C-59,
00:01:13.720 outlaws advocacy for Canada's oil and gas, making it false advertising under the Competition Act.
00:01:24.320 And this is not the first time these people have used the Competition Act to shut up their critics.
00:01:30.760 Some of you might remember when environmentalist radicals complained to the Competition Bureau about our friends at Friends of Science over a billboard they put up saying that it was false advertising.
00:01:45.360 You know what the billboard said? The main driver of climate change might be that burning ball of gas in the sky we call the sun.
00:01:54.600 The people on the other side said that's false advertising and dragged our friends at Friends of Science through the process of a complaint.
00:02:05.340 Because, as you know, the process is the punishment.
00:02:08.240 Now, in Alberta, our Premier, Daniel Smith, has threatened to invoke the Sovereignty Act to fight back against Justin Trudeau's limits on the things that we can say about Canada's oil and gas sector.
00:02:22.200 For their part, the industry has somewhat capitulated to this.
00:02:28.040 The Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers has scrubbed their internet presence and the Pathways Alliance has taken down their internet presence and put up something new.
00:02:39.480 It's a statement saying there will be no more statements thanks to Justin Trudeau's Bill C-59.
00:02:44.680 I want to read you an op-ed written by Rebecca Schultz, Alberta's Minister of Environment, about what Alberta plans to do about C-59 and why the Alberta government objects to it so much.
00:02:57.780 Here we go.
00:02:58.920 In February, federal NDP Charlie Angus introduced a bill that threatened fines and jail time for Canada's oil and gas industry if they tried to defend their record on the environment.
00:03:10.380 Canadians were immediately outraged and the bill was laughed away as just plain crazy.
00:03:14.340 A few months later, through last-minute amendments to C-59, MP Charlie Angus has managed to sneak his bill in through the back door.
00:03:23.640 Supported by the federal Bloc Québécois, NDP, and the Liberals, the bill will clear the way for environmental activists to sue oil and gas companies over misleading environmental benefits.
00:03:34.020 Environmental activists will be able to bring claims against oil and gas companies under so-called anti-greenwashing provisions.
00:03:40.560 Companies that wish to defend their environmental record will have to prove that their claims can be substantiated by an internationally recognized methodology.
00:03:49.780 A vague and undefined phrase that creates needless uncertainty for businesses.
00:03:54.660 Any company not willing to risk millions of dollars in fines and legal fees will be forced to stay silent.
00:03:59.320 C-59 is currently in third reading in the House of Commons and may pass as early as this week.
00:04:15.180 After that, it will head to the Liberal-dominated Senate, where it will be rubber-stabbed.
00:04:19.960 C-59, put plain and simply, is an undemocratic gag order.
00:04:25.460 It must be stopped.
00:04:27.020 Minister of Environment and Protected Areas, Rebecca Schultz.
00:04:30.800 Now, because this bill was so hastily rushed through, a lot of industry advocates, like my friend Robbie Picard from Oil, Sand Strong, and Oil & Gas World magazine, are wondering what will happen to them if they say nice things about the Canadian oil and gas sector that has allowed so many families, including my own, to become members of the embattled middle class.
00:05:00.800 Robbie tells me he's willing to go to jail, and he wants to tell that to you, too.
00:05:05.260 So, joining me now is my friend Robbie Picard from Oil, Sand Strong, and Oil & Gas World magazine.
00:05:14.300 My friend Robbie Picard from Oil, Sand Strong, and Oil & Gas World magazine.
00:05:20.820 And we're discussing the implications of the Liberals' censorship bill, C-59, on activists just like him.
00:05:28.720 Robbie, this is crazy, because when the first iteration of this censorship was proposed by NDP MP Charlie Angus, everybody said it was crazy, including some Liberals.
00:05:43.240 They said it would never happen.
00:05:44.400 But the Liberals took it, and then rolled it into an omnibus bill, stuck it under the Competition Act, and called it anti-greenwashing legislation.
00:05:57.860 What do we know about this?
00:05:59.360 What does it mean for people like you?
00:06:00.980 Because we've already seen what the industry is doing in response to this, turtling.
00:06:05.560 What does it mean for somebody like you?
00:06:06.940 Well, you know, it has definitely changed the game, because what it has done, and it has done very well, is it forced industry, all of a sudden, to just basically pull all of their data.
00:06:22.020 And a lot of the activists use the data.
00:06:24.780 For instance, you know, Canada only produces 1.5% of all global emissions.
00:06:30.660 Oil, Sand has only produced 0.15%.
00:06:32.400 These are stats that we've used in making our argument for a very long time.
00:06:35.860 But I find the other part that's more scary is if someone challenges you, even if it's a ludicrous claim, they're saying that you're making a claim.
00:06:44.000 They've really dampened your freedom of speech to make your case for an argument.
00:06:49.020 Like, I mean, I think electric cars are shit.
00:06:51.740 I have for many years.
00:06:53.820 There's facts that they use that I don't agree with.
00:06:56.280 But I certainly don't want the other side to go to jail or be fined for expressing their interpretation of data or facts.
00:07:04.260 So it's scary.
00:07:07.120 But candidly, you know, it's also I'm very, I'll be honest, I'm very disappointed that everybody turtled and didn't put up any of a fight.
00:07:17.020 So it's really weird, because it's just a handful of us that are going to stay the course and fight this.
00:07:21.840 And I'm going to fight it with everything I have.
00:07:23.720 But also, it goes to show you that Justin Trudeau's government is a dictator government.
00:07:31.700 And Charlie Angus, who typically would have the zero say, in fact, he's had zero say throughout his whole political career, is in the position of government.
00:07:41.960 And it's crazy.
00:07:44.580 Everyone, the shocked industry, everyone I know is shocked by it.
00:07:47.560 And it's fundamentally wrong.
00:07:49.920 And it's a it's an absolute attack on our freedom of speech.
00:07:54.820 It's it's I'm shocked that this is happening in Canada right now.
00:07:58.080 But also, I mean, shocked, but not so shocked that industry has decided to turtle because, you know, you cannot expect the people and the liberals to support you.
00:08:09.280 And I think that this is why there's a lot of division within the sort of the pro oil group right now, because I think they were quite surprised that after all of their wonderful ads they placed and were really good in, you know, were really good people.
00:08:23.960 The Trudeau government still screwed them and in fact, far worse than anything I've ever seen.
00:08:30.980 I mean, you got to hand it to that narcissistic pretty boy, Justin Trudeau.
00:08:35.960 I mean, he is definitely more crazy than his father.
00:08:38.740 His father had the charter, which we all use.
00:08:41.740 And you can you can make some good cases about that.
00:08:43.880 Well, Trudeau Jr. is nothing but a narcissist and scary.
00:08:49.340 And I'm so happy that I like I pray that he is going to get defeated brutally because it's a fundamental attack of my freedom of speech, your freedom of speech.
00:09:01.000 And it shows that they'll do anything to hurt their opponent.
00:09:03.760 And which which I find hilarious, because the Trans Mountain Pipeline was actually saving their asses a little bit right now because it's producing tax revenue, which they desperately need.
00:09:14.120 And everything this country has is one way because of oil and gas.
00:09:18.080 And instead of letting it flourish and working with them to make it better, they just punish them.
00:09:24.100 And it's not fair.
00:09:25.520 It's not fair to the oil and gas companies who are desperately trying to improve their technologies.
00:09:30.220 Now they can't talk about it.
00:09:31.360 It's wrong.
00:09:32.260 Yeah, I'm glad you brought that up.
00:09:34.540 The old adage is feeding the crocodile so that it eats you last.
00:09:41.260 That's what these oil and gas companies did.
00:09:43.720 They sucked up to the liberals.
00:09:45.660 They, you know, invested in wind turbines and DEI and all sorts of nonsense in the hopes that the crocodile would eat them last.
00:09:57.460 Well, the crocodile ate everybody else.
00:09:59.500 And now it came for them, too.
00:10:01.300 And now, as you rightly point out, they can't they can't even talk about the advancements that they're making because now it's covered under this false advertising legislation.
00:10:12.680 And what really astounds me is they can't talk about the tangible, measurable things that they're doing in the oil and gas sector to improve technology.
00:10:24.680 But the other side of this can get away with saying such atrocious nonsense as though we have, what was it, 12 years to save the planet?
00:10:35.940 They said that back in 2018 and then they revised it to seven or eight years.
00:10:40.300 So I think, are we dead yet?
00:10:41.820 Did we die?
00:10:42.860 I'm not sure.
00:10:43.540 But the other side can make these outlandish claims that my SUV is causing global boiling, which is nonsense.
00:10:50.600 How could you you can't even measure the surface temperature of the earth like you can't.
00:10:54.920 It's impossible.
00:10:55.740 But they can say that we have to keep global temperatures under a certain degree, which is something you can't measure.
00:11:05.860 But you can't talk about the tangible advancements in technology in the oil and gas sector.
00:11:09.880 It's bizarre.
00:11:10.740 You see that meme going around where it says Canada is getting hotter two times than the rest of the country.
00:11:16.020 And then you see it in Australia, like the amount of crap that they put out.
00:11:20.600 And Stephen Gabal, like recently says, you know, like, I'm so sick of this scare tactics about this crisis.
00:11:26.320 Like we had, you know, a bit of a fire scare.
00:11:29.200 We had a bit of a sprain.
00:11:31.200 This has been the coldest, wettest summer.
00:11:34.320 Terrible.
00:11:35.400 Horrible.
00:11:36.200 You know, my plants froze in June.
00:11:39.000 You know, we just got our garden boxes up and they were so like saturated with water that one of them collapsed.
00:11:44.160 It snowed in Calgary last week.
00:11:47.100 Yeah.
00:11:47.480 Like, it's like, you know, like as a gay guy, I'm a poor excuse for a gay guy because my yard is not up to standards.
00:11:54.560 Like, it's just not.
00:11:56.180 And yet that horrible criminal, the minister is up there.
00:12:01.160 And, oh, we know, like it's called summer.
00:12:04.380 It used to be summer.
00:12:05.640 And some summers had rain and we had droughts.
00:12:08.520 And other summers, like this is going to be one of the wettest years on record, which we were told that we were going to have forest fire, catastrophic forest fires all year.
00:12:18.140 I'm not buying it anymore.
00:12:20.340 I truly believe that weather is weather.
00:12:22.840 And we can prepare the best we can for it.
00:12:25.840 I believe in low pollution.
00:12:27.580 I believe that we need to do better.
00:12:29.160 And we are up here by far.
00:12:31.460 I also believe in economic security and jobs and a country.
00:12:36.220 I mean, I am so sick of us sending money to other countries, but we don't have a military.
00:12:42.240 I mean, the response.
00:12:44.060 I was talking to one of my friends who's a colonel in the military.
00:12:46.660 And he said it's just we couldn't go to war with like any country.
00:12:51.780 We would be done in minutes.
00:12:54.060 We have this country has just fallen apart under this prime minister.
00:12:58.240 And well, it's almost like he's using.
00:13:02.000 Canada, like his Facebook or Instagram page where he gives money that's not his to make himself look good.
00:13:08.880 I'm just I'm just shocked at this, like the amount of crap that we're going through right now.
00:13:15.600 And it's just it's it's insane.
00:13:17.760 And I am going to fight this with all of my might.
00:13:21.640 I've been having a lot of conversation.
00:13:23.220 I'm not going to be quick about it.
00:13:24.440 I'm going to be methodical, but it's hard.
00:13:26.860 I'm running the business in Fort McMurray.
00:13:28.280 I have staff, you know, during the fire, I had to rush home.
00:13:32.120 I was already on my bus.
00:13:33.700 But I think it's time for us to like we don't want to be a bunch of frogs in boiling water that the government keeps screwing us and screwing us.
00:13:43.200 And we're going to give up all of our rights like this is insane.
00:13:45.720 This is an attack on freedom of speech.
00:13:47.400 I'm sure if it was challenged, it would probably be proven wrong.
00:13:52.220 But I mean, whether you like Justin Trudeau or hate Justin Trudeau, he's got to go.
00:13:57.420 He is by far damaging our brand of our country.
00:14:00.820 I mean, you tell me another prime minister who has had more.
00:14:05.500 I've never seen a person claim to be a feminist who screwed over more women.
00:14:09.500 I mean, look what he did to Joni Rabo.
00:14:11.320 Look what he did to Jane Pol Pot.
00:14:13.120 I mean, the guy and people underestimate him.
00:14:16.140 He's not stupid.
00:14:16.980 He comes across like he's very stupid, but he's not.
00:14:19.340 He's a shark in politics.
00:14:21.160 He really, truly is.
00:14:22.480 And we cannot underestimate him or his narcissism.
00:14:25.940 This is this is our version of, you know, kind of like, you know, he's sort of like he's a dictator.
00:14:33.280 He's a pretty dictator who wants to have absolute power and attacking our fundamental rights of freedom of speech, allowing Charlie Angus to do that.
00:14:43.420 Look what he's done.
00:14:44.260 Seize bank accounts.
00:14:46.260 He's done so many things.
00:14:47.900 How many times he's been in front of the ethics commissioner?
00:14:50.560 Like the guy is by far the biggest danger to Canada.
00:14:55.640 And yeah, I didn't I've met him.
00:14:58.000 I hosted him like I never saw it, but we're starting to see it.
00:15:01.620 And I don't agree with Sappora Berman.
00:15:05.940 I think she's an idiot, but I would never, ever take her right to disagree with me.
00:15:12.260 And she said a lot of stuff that I think is so full of it.
00:15:14.960 And I don't think she's overly intelligent, even though she's got a few degrees and she's a bit of a, you know, what do you call that?
00:15:21.340 Sort of like an elitist that thinks that she's superior, you know, and I question that.
00:15:25.740 But I would never, ever even my could deem another idiot.
00:15:28.860 I would, but I would never, ever go after their, and they've made a ton of claims that I don't agree with.
00:15:35.840 Claims that have been proven false.
00:15:37.440 Like, I mean, how many, you're right to your point earlier.
00:15:39.740 How many times we've been told that we've got five years to live?
00:15:42.720 How many times, like in the 70s, we're in an ice age.
00:15:46.540 And then it's this, like most of their predictions are crap and don't come true.
00:15:50.520 But I respect their right to have that.
00:15:54.500 And when it comes to data, so they're going to counter and say, well, the oil companies have been putting out false data.
00:15:59.100 Data changes that oil companies put out what they have at the time.
00:16:02.700 And I truly believe that they are doing good work.
00:16:04.880 I know them.
00:16:05.700 I mean, they shouldn't necessarily be in the advocacy field because, you know, engineers tend to not have that skill set of knowing how to talk to people.
00:16:11.980 Hence, maybe why we're in some of this problem.
00:16:14.880 But that being said, they're good people that are trying really hard to make the world a better place.
00:16:20.740 And it's wrong what Trudeau just did to them.
00:16:23.240 They've done far more, like this whole thing with carbon capture and all of this would provide millions and millions and millions of dollars in jobs.
00:16:30.940 It helps Canada get the energy where it needs to be.
00:16:35.500 If it works, great.
00:16:37.360 Why are they attacking the fossil fuel industry so hard?
00:16:40.060 I just don't understand it.
00:16:41.200 And it's like they're using fossil fuels.
00:16:44.940 They need it to fly.
00:16:46.240 I mean, the Liberals are hosting a caucus meeting in Nanaimo.
00:16:50.780 Well, how the hell are they going to get to Nanaimo?
00:16:53.700 Right.
00:16:53.980 Like, it's just unbelievable.
00:16:56.760 And the fact that Stephen Gabal is in that position just blows my mind.
00:17:00.400 It's just this wild disconnect that you can't even talk about the jobs that are being created, the Indigenous partnerships, the advancement in technology,
00:17:10.440 the benefit to your life that fossil fuels bring you.
00:17:14.220 You can't even really talk about now that actually plastics shouldn't be listed as a Schedule 1 toxin because they're not asbestos, lead, and mercury levels of toxic.
00:17:24.980 I mean, it's just wild, while the Liberals simultaneously reap the benefits of the oil and gas sector, not just in their personal lives, but economically speaking, as you rightly point out about the Trans Mountain Pipeline.
00:17:36.900 But if fossil fuels were so bad, why did they work so hard to get that pipeline built years late and over budget?
00:17:44.780 Well, and that's where we're in a weird predicament.
00:17:47.480 And why did they pick on Alberta?
00:17:49.600 Alberta pays for all the transfer payments.
00:17:51.660 It keeps Quebec kids in daycare.
00:17:53.620 It helps the country.
00:17:54.820 I just honestly, but now we've hit a point where they're passing communist laws in what was supposed to be a free country.
00:18:06.360 And I mean, I know this is sort of the cycle.
00:18:09.880 I mean, Mulroney lost, got down to two seats.
00:18:14.420 But there's something wrong with Trudeau.
00:18:18.100 There really, truly is.
00:18:19.120 And I think that this many years in power and the lies, like he's going to balance the budget.
00:18:27.800 He's going to do this.
00:18:28.560 He's done none of this.
00:18:29.980 Like, it's just insane.
00:18:31.140 The fact that you can't get rid of them until their pensions are in because, you know, Jagmeet doesn't want to call an early election because he needs a pension.
00:18:39.140 I mean, it's just I'm flabbergasted and tired, right?
00:18:45.940 You know, it's been a long eight years with this guy.
00:18:49.760 And I think that it's we're in a position now where hopefully, you know, there's some good news out of Toronto.
00:18:57.420 You know, there was a by-election that went the conservative way.
00:19:01.840 And, you know, and I went from being very nonpartisan, which, you know, I'll go back to.
00:19:05.980 I mean, I'm going to give Nemchi a chance, right?
00:19:08.220 I'm going to see if he goes in a positive direction towards the industry and promoting oil and gas.
00:19:14.160 I'll give him a shot.
00:19:15.000 But when it comes to the liberals, you need the conservatives in there.
00:19:18.000 You just do.
00:19:18.920 You got to give everybody a chance.
00:19:20.260 You got to listen to what they say.
00:19:22.540 You know, give them a chance.
00:19:24.280 But when it comes to the liberals, I think there's no room for nonpartisan anymore.
00:19:29.480 You have to pick a side.
00:19:30.900 And pure poly is going to be the only thing that I think will save Canada from being completely destroyed into this country that doesn't have a national identity, that is so woke that we don't even know what we're being woked about.
00:19:43.340 Do you know what, I'm just going to disagree with you for a second here.
00:19:46.300 I think we have a national identity.
00:19:47.920 I think our national identity used to be freedom.
00:19:50.700 Trudeau is doing his best to destroy it.
00:19:52.380 Well, I think the only way to get that back where we feel like we have something to be proud of besides a hockey game is to have a leader that represents all of us, that doesn't diminish us and pick and choose and fights for all of our freedoms, even if we disagree.
00:20:08.560 You know, like the convoy, like I spent a lot of time with Tamara for the first time when I was at the Rebel Live thing and I interviewed her and it's like, I'm not scared of her.
00:20:17.820 Like, you know what I mean?
00:20:18.780 She was just a simple grandma, a bit eccentric.
00:20:23.260 You know what I mean?
00:20:23.820 You could make comments that she's different, but he devastated her life.
00:20:29.060 You know, like regardless, you know, I'm sure she'll get pros and cons from the notoriety of the trucker convoy, but, you know, he devastated her.
00:20:39.340 That's like, I mean, where's the restrain in leadership?
00:20:43.660 Why didn't he sit with her?
00:20:45.560 Why didn't he meet with her and say like, look, let's try to find common ground.
00:20:49.180 Now, that a true leader is someone that can literally sit down with their opponents and above all respect their, like respect their rights.
00:21:00.660 Like he's just, he's just a bad leader and a bad person.
00:21:04.420 So, yes, I mean, we haven't, we have an identity, but I don't think we have, we haven't had a leader at the helm for a long time that could speak to both.
00:21:14.120 I think we have a leader who actively hates our identity, and I think that is very divisive and it puts Canada in conflict with its leadership constantly.
00:21:24.680 The people of Canada and the leadership dislike each other.
00:21:29.200 Like you could, I mean, we can go over the list, right?
00:21:32.460 So you got, we'll start with his dad.
00:21:34.180 Love Canada, hated the West, gave the West the middle finger, but I don't believe Pierre Elliott Trudeau would screw with my right to speak.
00:21:45.020 I don't believe it.
00:21:46.320 He, you know what I mean?
00:21:47.380 There was a level of, but he was articulate.
00:21:49.660 He was charming.
00:21:50.440 He was different.
00:21:51.080 I didn't, he was not good for Alberta, but I could live with him, right?
00:21:55.640 Brian Marooney, I could live with, you know what I mean?
00:21:58.260 I didn't always agree with Brian either.
00:22:00.380 Jean Chrétien, I actually liked Jean Chrétien.
00:22:02.160 He helped the oil sands.
00:22:03.180 Look, he strangled a hippie.
00:22:05.100 He did.
00:22:05.800 Like, you know, he, he, he's as crooked as the day is long.
00:22:11.360 Last guy to sign off on the residential schools.
00:22:14.400 So I disagree with him on him a lot.
00:22:17.900 That man strangled a hippie, you know?
00:22:20.160 And let's not forget the time that he picked up that Inuit carving and was going to bash the burglar.
00:22:25.700 Right.
00:22:26.720 Right.
00:22:27.480 See?
00:22:27.940 Yes.
00:22:28.240 See, there you go.
00:22:29.420 Right.
00:22:29.600 And, and, and Stephen Harper, like I've met him a couple of times.
00:22:32.560 I think he's brilliant.
00:22:34.020 Is he the best?
00:22:34.660 The day is long.
00:22:35.700 Yeah.
00:22:36.100 I just, I just watched him speak again.
00:22:38.120 And it was like, you know, but I'd rather have that than what we have now.
00:22:41.720 But yeah.
00:22:42.740 A hundred percent.
00:22:43.300 And Stephen Harper cared about the party.
00:22:45.440 He cared.
00:22:45.940 He, he left them with a strong opposition.
00:22:48.940 He truly did.
00:22:50.060 You know?
00:22:50.480 So, but I think Pierre Polyev, you know, he has, he's not a silver spoon kid.
00:22:56.900 He has a very interesting backstory.
00:22:59.420 Yeah.
00:22:59.540 I like him.
00:23:00.480 And I really believe he has Canada's interests at heart.
00:23:03.460 But this Trudeau nonsense has to stop.
00:23:06.000 Like, it's just, yeah.
00:23:07.680 Like it's, it's insane.
00:23:08.840 I never thought it'd be the day they're worried about my freedom of speech.
00:23:11.700 You know, what, what happens if I say something that they don't agree with?
00:23:15.060 Like, or I put, put something in oil and gas world magazine, like, are they going to come
00:23:19.420 after me?
00:23:19.920 They're going to sue me.
00:23:20.680 They're going to come after my house.
00:23:21.780 Like, that's the reality that they put these people through, but we can sit back and, and
00:23:27.720 take it.
00:23:28.660 Or we can say, no, like we're hitting the road and we're going to, we're going to fundraise
00:23:32.340 and we're going to fight this and ensure that our government is accountable to the people.
00:23:37.320 Not just some vanity project for Trudeau.
00:23:39.980 Like, I mean, there's a lot of speculation if Justin Trudeau is gay or not right now.
00:23:45.160 Especially when he went to the Barbie movie with his kid.
00:23:48.100 And I had a conversation with this, my friend the other day.
00:23:50.360 And I said, you know, as a gay guy, probably one of the most known gay guys in the country
00:23:55.440 next to the prime minister, I am, I, I don't care if my prime minister is gay.
00:24:03.060 Yeah, I don't care.
00:24:03.840 Here's what I want.
00:24:05.200 And I, and you know what, I'm actually going to go down a road.
00:24:07.480 I don't normally go down, but I'm in a mood.
00:24:09.280 So here's what I want.
00:24:10.900 My friend, Michael Jesso here in Fort McMurray, he's top gay.
00:24:13.560 I made him top gay.
00:24:14.380 Um, and, uh, and even him and Jesso defends and defends and defends.
00:24:22.280 And we had a conversation because the pride here tried to ban, uh, the police again.
00:24:26.780 And Jesso's like, no, absolutely not.
00:24:30.120 We have equal rights.
00:24:31.700 That's where we want equal rights to be.
00:24:34.300 Equal rights means I can do what I want in my house.
00:24:36.120 As long as I'm not hurting anybody where I live my life, the way I want you live the
00:24:40.300 life way you want.
00:24:41.340 And that's it.
00:24:42.200 And now because of this moron prime minister, he has all the gay and lesbians and the whole
00:24:47.600 alphabet fighting because no one even knows what they're fighting for anymore.
00:24:52.020 He's made it so weird and so unnecessary in conflict that we can't like, it's gone too
00:24:58.380 far and he's jumped on every bandwagon there is, but yet he's none of them.
00:25:03.540 Um, he's not Indian, even though he goes to India and he plays dressed up and he jumps
00:25:07.700 around, he's not black, you know, maybe he's gay.
00:25:11.880 We don't know.
00:25:12.740 But my point is, is that it doesn't matter.
00:25:15.180 Your job as a leader of our country is to represent us with dignity and compassion and
00:25:22.040 a bit of stoicness.
00:25:23.220 You need to be a true leader.
00:25:25.100 And that means stepping outside of your narcissism for 10 minutes, not jumping on a grand piano
00:25:30.940 at the queen's funeral to make a spectacle of yourself.
00:25:33.840 Like, like Harper, you know, you got to give him credit.
00:25:37.000 I don't remember a prime minister in history that was more embarrassing than this guy to
00:25:41.940 our country, to our national, China leak, having private conversations with the president
00:25:46.040 of China and then getting shit for it later, not understanding what to do, like who's bigger
00:25:50.520 and who's not.
00:25:51.520 And it's like, we're in a mess because of him.
00:25:53.780 Like, this crazy wokeness, like, you know, like, I don't even know how to be gay anymore.
00:25:58.180 I'm probably kicked.
00:25:58.880 I probably lost my gay car.
00:26:00.120 Well, if you saw my yard right now, it probably would.
00:26:02.520 But regardless, my point is, is that this is, this is a problem.
00:26:06.480 We've, we've, we need someone to unite us again, that accepts us all for how we are
00:26:12.280 as equals, not this exclusive exclusiveness has gone too far.
00:26:17.720 Like, like, I mean, and that's what I had a conversation with someone the other day at
00:26:20.560 Pride.
00:26:20.780 They're like, well, I'm like, what it was like, what do I said?
00:26:23.560 What do you do if people don't know what the letters are?
00:26:24.900 Well, we take our time and we go through it and we make sure they don't screw up the
00:26:28.640 letters.
00:26:28.900 And I'm like, okay, what do they mean?
00:26:30.000 Well, she didn't even know.
00:26:31.340 So you're telling people, like, you're making this up, this unnecessary conflict, this,
00:26:36.800 this society.
00:26:37.960 Like, I'm not saying that things can't improve.
00:26:39.880 I'm not even saying that, you know, like we can't for the whole LGBT or the Pride community,
00:26:45.120 that there's not more things that can happen, but not at the expense of other people.
00:26:49.480 And I think our prime minister, this whole country, it's, it's because his lack of leadership,
00:26:55.560 his lack of statesmanship, and he's just a bad person.
00:27:00.740 Yeah.
00:27:01.000 And now like, and now he's going to infringe on my rights to defend the industry that I
00:27:05.440 love.
00:27:06.240 You know, and that the other thing is I was talking to my friend at the Western Standard
00:27:08.860 the other day, and I'm like, even myself, I'm like, why am I doing this?
00:27:11.340 Right?
00:27:11.600 Like defending an industry that has all this money.
00:27:14.000 And he said, Robbie, it's not about the big oil companies.
00:27:17.780 It's not about the big CEOs.
00:27:19.260 It's about the, the, the, all those people who lose their jobs, all the jobs that go to
00:27:24.300 Saudi Arabia.
00:27:25.100 I have friends who've moved to Saudi Arabia to work in oil and gas because they couldn't
00:27:30.000 do anything here.
00:27:30.940 Yes.
00:27:31.460 Yes.
00:27:31.880 And, and, and it's not so much about the top level.
00:27:35.000 It's about the jobs and the security.
00:27:37.580 Do we really want a country that's like, that's on income support forever?
00:27:41.720 Do we, do we really want to lose the ability to buy a home?
00:27:44.480 I'm talking to people that are like, banks are looking at like multi-generational mortgages
00:27:48.740 in Canada.
00:27:49.180 I know they got them in England, so you'll never have your mortgage paid off.
00:27:52.680 You'll always have debt.
00:27:54.160 Like, is this the Canada we want that we can't afford a home?
00:27:57.440 We can't get ahead.
00:27:58.160 We can't change.
00:27:59.000 Like, like that's not what I want.
00:28:01.720 And, and, and this trust fund baby of privilege who, you know, may or may not be gay has suddenly
00:28:10.180 turned us into this country that we, we don't know.
00:28:13.300 We don't know who we are.
00:28:14.340 We don't know what we value.
00:28:16.080 Um, no, it needs to change it.
00:28:18.640 We, sorry.
00:28:19.580 We don't talk to each other.
00:28:21.120 He's got us all thinking that we're enemies with each other.
00:28:23.860 We all just want to have a job and have something to leave behind when we're gone.
00:28:30.140 He doesn't want you and me talking to each other.
00:28:33.720 Um, because it's, it's a story as old as time.
00:28:37.820 You divide them, then you conquer them.
00:28:40.980 My favorite moment was that rebel live when I heard Donald Trump Jr.
00:28:45.160 Speak.
00:28:45.440 Right.
00:28:45.820 And I agreed with 90% of what he said, 10, I strongly disagreed with.
00:28:49.520 Right.
00:28:49.680 But I was able to say, okay, one, he wasn't, he wasn't stuck up.
00:28:55.040 He was actually quite humble.
00:28:56.680 Not the best speaker.
00:28:58.080 I, you know, I, I mean, it wasn't like, like, I expected more like his dad.
00:29:01.520 Right.
00:29:02.120 But truly a humble, nice guy who basically has everything in the world that he could possibly
00:29:06.740 want.
00:29:07.060 Even now with all of the drama and everything around him.
00:29:09.120 He doesn't need to do any of this.
00:29:10.680 None of it.
00:29:11.720 Right.
00:29:11.960 And he still, and we had a great dialogue and I thought right there and then is the problem.
00:29:17.460 Um, I, I like 90% of what he said.
00:29:19.860 I could have focused on the 10% I disagreed with.
00:29:22.300 Right.
00:29:23.060 But I found common ground.
00:29:25.220 Yeah.
00:29:25.860 And I'm like, that is what our prime minister has destroyed.
00:29:29.840 And I, you know what?
00:29:30.860 Every prime minister up to him, even Kim Campbell found common ground.
00:29:37.060 Everyone.
00:29:37.540 But this prime minister has not found common ground.
00:29:41.020 If you're his opponent, he destroys you or tries to, and he's been successful at destroying
00:29:44.780 people within his party.
00:29:45.640 He's not a feminist.
00:29:46.400 Women that go against, again, I thought about this the other day.
00:29:50.440 Our premier, Danielle Smith, a strong woman, is fighting two chauvinistic, um, misogynistic
00:29:58.840 people who, who wear the cloak as feminists.
00:30:01.880 Yeah.
00:30:02.400 And that's Stephen Cabot and Justin Trudeau.
00:30:04.420 The way they speak to her, the way they, they, they, they, they demean her.
00:30:07.760 They're very condescending towards her.
00:30:10.060 And if you look at throughout the history of who he's dealt with, any woman that's opposed
00:30:14.420 him, he, that's what it is.
00:30:15.680 He's not a feminist.
00:30:17.480 And you like, and I just think it's time we need something better.
00:30:21.460 We truly do.
00:30:22.440 And he's a disgrace to Canada and a disgrace to everyone around him.
00:30:26.760 And I'm hope, I mean, hopefully we can get some new options.
00:30:29.900 I mean, that's the other thing that sucks, right?
00:30:31.340 Like, you know, you're 30, 40 million people and you, mind you, I take that back.
00:30:38.520 I actually think Pierre Pauly was the best choice to be prime minister.
00:30:41.020 So we have a good leader there, but in the States, I mean, you got one guy or the other
00:30:45.260 guy and it's like, there needs to be room for, you need some more interesting candidates
00:30:51.400 out there to run, you know?
00:30:52.700 Right.
00:30:53.760 So I have two last questions for you.
00:30:57.500 Sure.
00:30:57.900 So let's start with the ones that you just touched on.
00:31:02.040 What happened?
00:31:02.640 We're recording this Tuesday.
00:31:03.680 It'll go to air on Wednesday.
00:31:05.060 What happened in Toronto on the early hours of Tuesday began Monday night, and that's the
00:31:12.320 St. Paul's by-election.
00:31:13.980 Liberal stronghold.
00:31:16.000 I think it's been held by the Liberals since 1993.
00:31:20.080 Carolyn Bennett held it since, I think, 97.
00:31:23.280 Cabinet minister who only retired because she took a diplomatic posting to Denmark, which
00:31:30.860 is just a cushy, what do they call it, golden parachute.
00:31:35.240 Yeah.
00:31:36.500 It hasn't been held by a conservative since 1988.
00:31:40.240 And I, the fact that this writing was even in play is, was wild, crazy, just a harbinger
00:31:52.800 of, I think, the public sentiments towards the Liberals across the country.
00:31:57.700 But it was now taken by a conservative.
00:32:01.960 What do you think this means for what was formerly considered safe for the Liberals?
00:32:08.040 I think that intelligent cooler heads are prevailing and realize that this prime minister has taken
00:32:16.560 this entire country for a bunch of suckers.
00:32:19.120 And regardless of what political stripes you have, I think people are tired of it.
00:32:24.740 I think they're tired of all of it.
00:32:27.260 And I think part of what is, let's just be honest, okay?
00:32:31.160 The Liberals lost the popular vote twice and barely formed, but they didn't form government.
00:32:36.020 They had a minority government, and then they had a so-called coalition with the NDP.
00:32:41.780 They didn't do a, like, like seen as an administer or something like has been done historically when
00:32:46.320 that this happens.
00:32:47.440 And I think the combination of the Liberals and the NDP has just made everyone sick, even
00:32:52.700 in Toronto and across this country.
00:32:54.800 We all want the ability to make our lives better for ourselves.
00:32:58.360 And under the Trudeau, it's bizarre.
00:33:02.260 Life is bizarre right now.
00:33:03.680 Things that don't, like, you don't know where you stand.
00:33:06.400 I literally don't know what my next move is in my advocacy because things that I, the staples
00:33:12.160 that we counted on are now at risk.
00:33:14.800 You know, like, it piles up.
00:33:16.760 I mean, if you go against the prime minister, can he seize your bank account?
00:33:21.000 Right.
00:33:21.100 No, people say that it's ridiculous, but that's something that happened.
00:33:25.320 You know what I mean?
00:33:26.000 So I think everybody is kind of woke, wake, woken up to the wokeness of this woke prime
00:33:31.300 minister.
00:33:32.440 And I'm even finding myself this, like, I'm thrilled.
00:33:36.180 And I hope, I really hope when, when Pierre Pagliau gets in, that two things happen.
00:33:41.360 One, he keeps his word.
00:33:43.040 And two, that the, that the conservatives actually find a way to stay humble.
00:33:47.780 And it's not easy when you're in power, but I'd like to see 10 years from now that we
00:33:52.700 want him to stay.
00:33:54.600 And if, let's say he, like, you've had, you've had presidents in the past that you did not
00:33:58.640 want to leave like Reagan or even, you know, even people can make the argument for that
00:34:03.300 Obama, you know what I mean?
00:34:04.400 Like, you don't want them to leave, but they have term limits, right?
00:34:07.180 We want him to get the hell out.
00:34:08.580 And we do, and I really hope that in 10 years time, when Pierre Pagliau, hopefully he's
00:34:13.140 still there.
00:34:14.980 I hope there's a different sentiment to our leader.
00:34:17.720 You know what I mean?
00:34:18.640 I really, I really truly hope there is, but I've never seen, I mean, granted we're in
00:34:22.760 the age of social media now, but I've never seen such disdain and I'm.
00:34:26.360 Oh, it's everywhere.
00:34:27.960 It's everywhere from the people you least expect it from.
00:34:30.860 People I thought who were apolitical, didn't care about this stuff.
00:34:35.720 And they're like, got an F Trudeau stick around their vehicle now.
00:34:40.000 Well, you know, I'll be honest, like even myself, like I always avoided the F Trudeau
00:34:45.160 stuff, but like, I, you're like, you're at the point now, it's like, you got to be kidding.
00:34:51.340 Like you're making decisions.
00:34:53.940 Like you stopped Canada's most successful industry, the most powerful industry, the
00:34:59.740 one that we need the most from advancing their technology, from talking about, cause that's
00:35:05.580 part of it.
00:35:06.160 That's the part of it is talking about carbon capture is talking about what they want to
00:35:09.700 do.
00:35:09.920 And I know these guys, I mean, like they care.
00:35:13.600 Like, I mean, like they're looking at ways to use science.
00:35:17.380 Like we're not going to get rid of oil and gas.
00:35:19.220 So it's just not going to happen.
00:35:20.340 If Canada shuts down tomorrow, it's going to come from Saudi Arabia or Venezuela.
00:35:25.620 And that's all I get to Nanaimo for their cabinet retreat, where they can talk about
00:35:29.640 affordability.
00:35:31.940 Right.
00:35:32.440 They still got to get there.
00:35:34.240 Yeah.
00:35:34.540 So why the hell am we growing this?
00:35:36.680 And, and they can't make the indigenous argument anymore because like I, candidly, when that
00:35:40.900 came out, like a multiple clients of my indigenous clients are like, whoa, how can we help you,
00:35:45.480 Robbie?
00:35:45.680 So I have to regroup this a little bit, but like, no, it's, it's a shame what they've
00:35:51.220 done to our country.
00:35:52.040 And this, I think part of the other problem too, if I was to advise all politicians in
00:35:58.100 actually, I'll speak to Polly have directly now, don't surround yourself with the youngest
00:36:01.640 people.
00:36:02.560 I I've noticed that a lot that you like, even the premier's offices, sometimes you got
00:36:06.620 like a lot of kids there have some, but there's a lot of, a lot of the older people
00:36:12.480 that are, should be in the, in behind the scenes too.
00:36:15.780 They need more of that.
00:36:16.900 And I think that's part of the problem too, is you got a lot of like, it's not sure.
00:36:20.820 You might get a lot of reach on tech talk and some dance craze might be great, but that
00:36:25.380 doesn't mean good policy for sustaining a country.
00:36:27.880 Right.
00:36:28.420 You know?
00:36:28.780 And, and, and it's like when, when Elizabeth May, can you believe Elizabeth May has access
00:36:32.940 like top security documents now?
00:36:35.360 Horrifying.
00:36:36.460 I hope she doesn't spill her NyQuil all over it.
00:36:41.820 Like, I know, but remember the time she was drunk on stage?
00:36:44.980 Yeah.
00:36:45.200 And she blamed it on NyQuil.
00:36:46.920 So I hope she, yeah, she said, I took some cold medicine.
00:36:50.420 Like, I'm sure you did.
00:36:52.060 Yeah.
00:36:52.340 And a lot of other things.
00:36:53.880 Yeah.
00:36:54.300 Yeah.
00:36:54.720 Well, she is, she is from BC.
00:36:56.720 I'll ask you one last question.
00:36:58.380 What are you, what are you going to do?
00:37:00.200 What are you going to do now that oil and gas advocacy is potentially considered false
00:37:08.620 advertising under the competition act?
00:37:11.920 You could face fines.
00:37:15.880 What are you going to do?
00:37:18.260 I'm going to make my message real simple.
00:37:21.280 Oil and gas is the best thing that's ever happened to Canada.
00:37:24.000 Okay.
00:37:24.460 That's my opinion.
00:37:25.420 It provides economic reconciliation for Indigenous people.
00:37:30.780 And I believe we care deeply about the environment.
00:37:34.800 And it's my freedom of speech.
00:37:37.940 And I'm going to stick on those four messages.
00:37:40.100 We're hopping on the bus.
00:37:41.500 I'm going to do a GoFundMe.
00:37:43.460 I'm going to get out there.
00:37:45.140 I am going to fight this with all of my might.
00:37:49.940 And I'm going to point out that that spoon-fed trust fund baby, Justin Trudeau, is the bad
00:37:56.960 choice for Canada.
00:37:58.060 And we're becoming more, he has attacked freedom of speech.
00:38:03.080 He's attacked social media.
00:38:05.340 So small news agencies can't have a Facebook page.
00:38:08.000 The guy has devastated this country.
00:38:10.820 And we're not going to sit back and just take it anymore.
00:38:14.500 Good.
00:38:14.900 Good.
00:38:15.300 Robbie, how do people support the work that you do at Oil, Sand, Strong, and Oil and Gas
00:38:21.020 World magazine?
00:38:21.980 Because you're largely funded from within.
00:38:27.200 You don't take any handouts from Justin Trudeau.
00:38:30.760 No.
00:38:31.040 As is the case with so many media publications in this country.
00:38:34.640 So how do people help you?
00:38:37.220 Go to my Twitter.
00:38:38.460 I need to get my Twitter following up, or my formator.
00:38:40.740 Go to X.
00:38:41.840 Yes.
00:38:42.020 And then go to Sheila, and then she'll retweet me, and then follow me there.
00:38:46.300 And all the links will be there.
00:38:48.360 OilandGasWorld.ca.
00:38:49.440 And we're going to set up a way so that you can buy tons of t-shirts, please.
00:38:52.680 And yeah, we're going to keep the magazine going.
00:38:59.020 Brett Wilson's on the cover of this issue here.
00:39:01.920 One issue a month.
00:39:03.440 We're going to be teaming up.
00:39:04.480 I'm going to be speaking at more of the Rebel events in the near future here.
00:39:08.800 And just please support us.
00:39:10.780 I am taking it to the people.
00:39:12.680 I have a marketing company.
00:39:13.580 I've got seven full-time employees, and I subsidize Oil, Sand, Strong, and Oil, Gas World
00:39:16.980 with that.
00:39:17.840 I'm hoping to the point where you could help with the magazine grow it.
00:39:22.360 I shouldn't have to subsidize the advocacy.
00:39:25.400 I should be able to do that from the magazine.
00:39:27.720 And I'm hoping to get to that state.
00:39:30.040 But yeah, but please, like, I'm asking for help.
00:39:33.040 I will be posting some stuff.
00:39:35.340 We can't allow this to happen.
00:39:39.020 And quite frankly, you know, there's a few of us have been doing this for about 10 years
00:39:42.820 now, and I'm one of three that are still standing.
00:39:46.240 But I'm not knocking anyone for not standing.
00:39:48.140 It's not an easy thing putting yourself out there for advocacy.
00:39:51.220 I mean, I just put out a post.
00:39:53.120 And, you know, you can see, you know, when we started, like, I actually really started
00:39:57.680 with the I Love Oil Sends movement.
00:39:58.860 And one of the things that I remember is when we first gave out the stickers, I Heart
00:40:04.440 Oil Sends, people were actually tearing up.
00:40:06.660 They were crying because they felt that we found a way to defend them.
00:40:09.700 The good thing that's come from this, I believe we're just starting from the bottom again,
00:40:13.000 and we're going to work our way up.
00:40:15.200 And but one thing I will not do is I am going to be a louder voice than I have been.
00:40:21.320 But, you know, you find yourself in a weird spot because I really enjoy my turtles.
00:40:24.620 And I built an outdoor turtle enclosure and I built a moat up to a clawfoot bathtub so
00:40:30.200 they can go outside during the day.
00:40:31.380 And I made a turtle coop, right?
00:40:33.540 And why I'm going on with this kind of craziness part of my story is that it takes a lot out
00:40:38.820 of me to go across the country and put myself out there when I am I have a home and a partner
00:40:44.860 and two dogs and 10 turtles and fish.
00:40:47.920 And I want to build my life.
00:40:49.640 And in Canada, it's going to sound crazy, but I actually am pretty quiet in my personal life.
00:40:53.880 And I like that shield, you know, but I'm not going to let this happen.
00:40:58.320 And I will be actually attending more rebel events and trying to team up with rebel more
00:41:03.180 than I have been in the past, because this is wrong.
00:41:07.120 It's wrong to put people in jail if you disagree with them.
00:41:11.020 Um, it's wrong to attack the charter of freedom of speech.
00:41:15.720 Um, it's wrong to shut up a major industry who has contributed countless, countless dollars
00:41:22.500 and jobs and opportunity to this country.
00:41:25.220 Um, and I'm sorry, I, I will say it.
00:41:29.120 I feel that Justin Trudeau has dictator characteristics.
00:41:32.480 So instead of flat out calling him a dictator in a democracy, I'm going to say that I believe
00:41:37.600 that he has, he fantasizes about being a dictator, you know, now if he's a gay dictator or not,
00:41:43.420 I don't know, but he's definitely a dictator.
00:41:45.980 Robbie, can I tell you something?
00:41:47.600 I don't think anybody's going to shut you up.
00:41:50.600 I think they can try, but it's not going to happen.
00:41:53.520 Robbie, thanks so much for coming on the show.
00:41:55.100 Thanks for being such an advocate for regular people, families just like mine.
00:42:00.180 As you say, you're not working on behalf of the oil and gas CEOs.
00:42:04.240 You're working on behalf of the employees of oil and gas companies who provide for their
00:42:09.040 families with these high paying jobs, um, producing the cleanest, best oil and gas in the world because
00:42:15.800 the world needs oil and gas.
00:42:17.380 Why not from us?
00:42:18.340 Well, friends, we've come to the portion of the show wherein we invite your viewer feedback
00:42:32.340 because without you, there is no rebel news.
00:42:36.260 That's why I give you my email address right now.
00:42:38.580 It's Sheila at rebelnews.com.
00:42:40.240 If you've got a question, comment about the show tonight, put gun show letters in the subject line.
00:42:45.560 So I know why you're emailing me.
00:42:47.640 I get a bunch of emails a day.
00:42:49.500 And so that just helps me sort through them when I'm looking to hear from you, but don't
00:42:53.500 let that be the bar for entry.
00:42:55.140 If you're watching this somewhere else, if you're watching a clip over on YouTube or on Rumble,
00:43:00.820 leave a comment there.
00:43:01.960 I go looking over there all the time for your comments.
00:43:05.120 And sometimes I go looking for comments completely unrelated to my show, but sometimes on the topic
00:43:11.240 that I'm talking about.
00:43:12.340 For example, today's show is about the failings of the Trudeau Liberals and their intense censorship
00:43:18.400 around anybody who might think differently than the Liberals.
00:43:22.760 You know what?
00:43:23.100 If somebody thinks differently than me, let's debate it.
00:43:26.300 Let's talk about it.
00:43:27.540 The Liberals don't even want us talking to each other anymore.
00:43:29.940 They don't want us talking at all, let alone to each other.
00:43:34.040 And we saw that last night.
00:43:36.480 And I'm recording this on Tuesday, just so you know.
00:43:38.900 So I'm referring to Monday when I say last night in Calgary, when Justin Trudeau's RCMP
00:43:45.840 executed an immigration warrant on, I think, one of, if not the most censored man in the
00:43:53.540 English speaking world, Tommy Robinson, after our very successful Calgary event where we
00:43:59.540 talked about free speech.
00:44:01.160 No irony there.
00:44:02.220 Hey, you know, you arrest a guy after a free speech event.
00:44:10.300 Regardless, I wanted to know what you folks thought of the shocking footage that we had
00:44:17.280 of Tommy getting arrested.
00:44:19.360 And I'm telling you, it was shocking.
00:44:20.580 I was standing there loading t-shirts and merch into my Jeep, and I just saw RCMP, plain
00:44:28.880 clothes, roll up, and then supported by Calgary police, who sneakily parked around the corner.
00:44:36.100 And they just grabbed Tommy, as you can see in our footage, North Korean-style abduction,
00:44:42.940 stuffed him into a police vehicle and didn't tell us where they were taking him.
00:44:48.500 We didn't know if they were taking him to another city, as the lawyer said was a serious
00:44:53.140 possibility, or if they were taking him to, you know, city police cells or a federal building.
00:44:59.880 We had no idea.
00:45:00.900 And they wouldn't tell us.
00:45:01.680 They instead, you know, just slammed the door in our face as they took away a foreign
00:45:06.680 national that they had just let into the country days earlier and picked him up on an
00:45:12.140 immigration warrant.
00:45:13.060 So anyways, to learn more about that, to support Tommy, go to SaveTommy.com.
00:45:17.920 We hired one of the best lawyers we could in Alberta on very short order, who started
00:45:22.660 working immediately.
00:45:23.700 We were able to get Tommy out.
00:45:25.120 We're dealing with passport-related issues.
00:45:27.620 We've had to cancel at least one event as I'm recording this, possibly more, given the
00:45:33.320 restrictions on Tommy's travel and movement now.
00:45:38.700 But I wanted to know what you thought about what you saw as you watched that video, if you
00:45:43.040 felt sort of the same sense of, this cannot be my Canada feeling that I had as that happened.
00:45:52.700 Extreme Gaz 25 on YouTube rights.
00:45:58.120 The thing about this, immigration warrant, people from all over the world have been let
00:46:01.900 into America and Europe with zero ID, no passports.
00:46:06.480 You know, you mentioned America and Europe, and part of Tommy's speech and part of his issues
00:46:14.900 are that, yes, there's this unfettered, unmitigated, unmonitored migration from some parts of the
00:46:25.460 country into the Western world.
00:46:26.780 And what impact does that have culturally?
00:46:30.640 And, you know, our American friends are dealing with illegal migration.
00:46:34.320 As Canadians, we're dealing with illegal migration.
00:46:37.940 And we at Rebel News have done so much journalism at Roxham Road, which the Liberals now claim
00:46:44.780 they've closed.
00:46:45.620 It's in southern Quebec and people are just human trafficked, coyote style, all the way up
00:46:51.020 to the border.
00:46:52.340 And then they walk through the ditch and then the RCMP takes their luggage and takes them
00:46:55.100 away and says, OK, we'll talk to you in three years when you get your immigration hearing.
00:46:59.520 Here's your taxpayer funded hotel room.
00:47:02.720 And so Tommy did it the right way, went through his immigration screening when he landed earlier.
00:47:09.840 They let him go and now they grab him.
00:47:11.500 And he apparently, you know, presented documents, didn't just shuffle across the border, as we've
00:47:18.060 seen happen thousands upon thousands of times in this country.
00:47:22.180 And he gets turned around or at least detained.
00:47:25.760 Tell me, do you think for a second the same style of restrictions on Tommy Robinson are
00:47:31.180 being placed on people who claim refugee status illegally in our country?
00:47:35.460 They just disappear.
00:47:37.380 They had Tommy turn in his passport earlier this afternoon, Tuesday, as I'm recording this.
00:47:43.980 Do you think anybody's turning in their passports and not being allowed to leave a certain
00:47:48.960 geolocation?
00:47:51.880 Definitely not.
00:47:52.800 I wonder why they're doing it to Tommy Robinson, who is highly critical of progressive politicians
00:47:59.360 who are not pumping the brakes on unfettered migration.
00:48:05.420 Nobody's saying no immigration.
00:48:07.320 We're saying it's unsustainable for us, but also for the immigrants.
00:48:11.420 Anyway, if you want to learn more, follow the saga of Tommy Robinson on his one and possibly
00:48:19.820 only trip to Canada.
00:48:21.200 Go to SaveTommy.com.
00:48:23.960 And if you're so inclined to make a donation to offset the accruing legal fees to try to
00:48:30.120 have those conditions amended, because as it sits right now, they have his passport.
00:48:34.780 He can't leave the Calgary area, but he can't leave the country and go home either.
00:48:40.200 It's wild.
00:48:44.120 Well, everybody, that's the show for tonight.
00:48:45.700 Thank you so much for tuning in.
00:48:46.920 I'll see everybody back here in the same time, in the same place next week.
00:48:49.480 And as always, my friends, don't let the government tell you that you've had too much to think
00:48:54.980 or say.