What does the re-election of Alberta Premier Danielle Smith mean for law-abiding firearms owners across the country? Then, what s the status of Justin Trudeau's latest gun grab? We'll find out on this episode of The Gun Show.
00:06:43.140And for my end, that's where we're at right now.
00:06:45.440Yeah, I mean, the liberals are not against stacking the deck against their political enemies, as we've seen with David Johnston, Justin Trudeau's family friend and friend to China being appointed to investigate Justin Trudeau's ties to China and foreign influence peddling in Canada.
00:07:06.040So, yeah, it's nothing new that they would stack this advisory board full of social justice activists, doctors against gun violence, feminists.
00:07:16.680But you won't see Olympic sport shooters.
00:07:34.000I want to ask, Dwayne, I'll bring you into the conversation here since you're waiting there so politely.
00:07:39.140But I saw the other day that the liberals have declared a national day against gun violence as though there there's anybody for gun violence except the gangsters.
00:07:52.200What do you think of this just shameless virtue signaling?
00:08:38.760If you can picture the courthouse as a combine and the police are taking the criminals and they're dumping them into the combine, you know, during harvest.
00:08:48.820And then the judges and the lawyers and the bureaucrats process these criminals and then they punt them right out the front door back onto the streets.
00:08:56.300So it's I can't call it a justice system anymore.
00:08:59.240It's a catch and release legal industry.
00:09:01.660And that's that's how I envision that, you know, like it's and it's unfortunate for the police because the police are getting to the point where I have a lot of personal friends that are police officers.
00:09:13.320And they're so frustrated with it because it doesn't matter how much they do their job.
00:09:18.320The liberals are turning their job into a meaningless situation with their way of doing that.
00:09:25.260And again, it should be just anti-violence, period.
00:09:31.160So, yeah, there's a lot of demoralization in police services across the country, not just the RCMP, but our local municipal police forces.
00:09:39.480And a lot of it has to do with the catch and release system that we have here in Canada, the the flawed bail system and then the wrongful targeting the friends, the neighbors of police officers as criminals.
00:09:55.920And there's, you know, like this National Day Against Gun Violence.
00:10:00.680And it's sort of meant to pit the firearms community against anybody else who like to paint the firearms owning community as people who are quite possibly for gun violence.
00:10:24.560So are we going to have a national anti-murder day?
00:10:28.360You know, like, you know, it's crazy how they label everything.
00:10:31.720And you're exactly right, Sheila, how they they're going to actually paint us, all three of us here in this interview and discussion.
00:10:40.500It's going to go against us and it's not going to do anything against the gangs.
00:10:45.740You know, with the issue there and Pierre Polyev just released some stats there on his Twitter account there about the gangs, how the violence is up.
00:10:54.960And for as long as I can remember, criminal activity and especially gang activity, every time we get a liberal government in power, it goes up.
00:11:05.340I think Pierre Polyev the other day had some very interesting statistics about just the nature of violent crime that is being done by chronic recidivists.
00:11:16.760So these people who just keep getting arrested, let out, they are out on bail, they commit a crime, they get arrested.
00:11:26.200The poor demoralized police keep having to arrest the same guys in the community who go before the same justice of the peace.
00:11:32.460The same criminal says to the same justice of the peace, I promise I won't do it this time.
00:11:38.180And it's just the same guy is a systemic crime wave.
00:11:42.600And that's really the problem, I think, with the crime rates in the country is that people are allowed to commit crimes while out on bail and still get bail for those crimes.
00:11:54.160On the flip side, so help you God, don't you dare honk your horn in Ottawa and upset some bureaucrats because you'll go to jail for 50 days.
00:12:01.860That's liberal logic, though, Sheila, you know, they're going after law-abiding firearms owners that are vetted every day instead of the root cause.
00:12:13.560You know, like you said, blow your horn in Ottawa and go to jail and get your bank accounts froze.
00:12:18.140You know, have a gun in your safe with a trigger lock on it that's 100% locked down and, you know, come and get it.
00:12:26.280But meanwhile, the crime is running rampant in the streets.
00:12:42.660And so, I mean, that's a huge number, gang killings.
00:12:46.980And, you know, it's frustrating because nothing is ever done about the root cause of the issue.
00:12:54.600And for the last three years throughout the OICs, all of these so-called semi-autos and what the liberals want to paint as bad guns, they've been banned through the OICs.
00:13:08.860But yet, our gang killings are up 92% under the liberal government.
00:13:12.980And this is the same liberal government that reduced sentences, removed the mandatory minimum sentences for a whole host of gang-related crimes because of systemic racism.
00:13:24.260Or at least that's the excuse that they used.
00:13:28.240So, it just allows that recidivism to continue because there are no real consequences or at least not the strict consequences these people so rightly deserve.
00:13:38.700And yet, the insinuation is that you and I and Rick are pro-gun violence.
00:13:45.500But we're not the ones that are repeatedly letting out the violent criminals.
00:13:51.920Now, I wanted to ask you guys about another thing on the federal sort of landscape.
00:13:57.140And it seems to me as though every time the liberals are in power, we get some form of registration.
00:14:03.740And with registration always follows confiscation, right?
00:14:07.100And also overblown gun programs wherein they underestimate the sheer cost of these programs while also knowing the sheer cost of these programs and not divulging that to the public.
00:14:22.020So, the one thing that's sort of on my radar today, it was on the gun blog, the liberals previously had said that their gun confiscation program would come to about $700 million, which seemed to me a crazy estimate and a lowball naturally because they don't know how many of some of these guns are in the country because they were not registered before.
00:14:46.800So, how do you know how many of them there are for you to go around and grab them and then confiscate or then compensate people for them?
00:14:53.880So, how do you even ballpark that number?
00:14:56.840But even with that being said, liberal internal documents estimate the gun grab confiscation costs at $1.8 billion, and that was back in 2019 in some briefing notes.
00:15:08.060So, they're telling the public it's $700 million to confiscate the lawfully acquired property of completely lawful people.
00:15:17.720But even their own internal numbers peg this at closer to $2 billion, which to me means four.
00:15:23.140Yeah, you hit the nail on the head there.
00:15:25.820What they're doing, like you said, they do not know how many of those firearms are out there.
00:15:31.100So, of course, they put some plans into action, and one of them is the one we talked about before where they've got industry groups actually going from, with lack of simpler terms, gun shop to gun shop to see what they've got there so they can report back to the government.
00:15:48.080And at the end of the day, I don't still believe there's going to be a buyout.
00:15:52.340But our country can't afford a $2 billion 1.7, which is probably going to end up being $3 billion, the way things are going.
00:16:00.900They can't afford to pay these people that kind of money, but they're definitely on an information-gathering scheme right now.
00:16:09.960And, you know, I think as this – I don't know how much of this information is going to come in.
00:16:15.080I've talked to a lot of people about this.
00:16:16.600And people, you know, unless they're absolutely directed by law to give that kind of information out, they're not going to give it out, is what I've been hearing.
00:16:25.300And, you know, the numbers are going to be skewed anyway, but I still think it's going to reach far into the billions.
00:16:33.100Yeah, I think we're looking at probably close to double.
00:16:36.000Everything the government touches costs more money than it should.
00:16:41.980Like, everything they touch just turns to overblown budgets.
00:16:48.280And I guess the point of all of this is it's completely unnecessary.
00:16:52.160It will do nothing to alleviate those increases in gang killings that Dwayne just told us about.
00:16:59.440You know, what it's doing is actually taking money out of the coffers that they could put towards gang violence and, you know, smuggled guns.
00:17:08.400It's that they're taking money out of their coffers to buy these guns that are all locked up in safes now anyway, that aren't doing anything.
00:17:15.860They're not growing legs and committing crimes.
00:17:27.940But even the money that they're wasting, coming up with these schemes, paying these people to do this, that could all be put towards gang violence and smuggled firearms, which is the root of the problem.
00:17:41.540And that would definitely be better than, you know, basically wasting taxpayers' money.
00:17:48.580You know, it's a chilling proposition for the liberals to say, look, we're being fiscal conservatives by stealing your guns and not compensating you for them.
00:18:01.840Now, Dwayne, I wanted to ask you, we'll move into sort of the ramifications of the Alberta election here.
00:18:08.580Daniel Smith, our newly elected, given a brand new mandate to lead premier, she's very pro firearms community and anti-gun grab.
00:18:22.300She has said that our RCMP will not be asked to do Justin Trudeau's bidding and go around door to door, kicking in the doors of friends and neighbors and confiscating their firearms.
00:18:35.920Do you think that that is something that is going to hold true?
00:18:49.860So I'm very, very involved in the conservative movement in Alberta.
00:18:57.480And I used to sit on the original Wild Rose board.
00:19:00.480And yes, when Danielle Smith crossed the floor and all that, you know, she definitely made a big mistake.
00:19:06.860But with that said, most politicians of her stature never get a second chance like that.
00:19:13.780And she's profusely apologized for it.
00:19:15.780There were some internal things going on in the Wild Rose party at that time that, you know, made her cross the floor.
00:19:21.420And I truly believe, you know, her when she apologized to us and said she will not make that mistake again.
00:19:28.420So with that said, she she's it's do or die for her.
00:19:34.100And and I think she's going to do it just fine.
00:19:37.800I think she's actually going to be a great leader for us.
00:19:40.340With with the gun grab, she's obviously going to move forward on the situation with taking less power away or authority away from the RCMP.
00:19:53.180And Saskatchewan's doing the same thing, too.
00:19:54.800They're just doing it a little more quietly than Alberta is.
00:19:57.740Alberta is just being a little more vocal about it.
00:19:59.840So they're they're implementing new procedures and legislation or guidelines.
00:20:08.920I guess you'd say for any person to come in and confiscate a firearm, they have to be licensed by the Alberta government.
00:20:16.360And if the RCMP and the Liberal government truly had their way and they come in, confiscate firearms, they're only going to confiscate it from grandparents and people like me.
00:20:30.460And again, that 92 percent crime or gang related violence increase is still going to go on just fine.
00:20:37.320It's just they're going to be taking grandpa's guns away and they're going to be removing family heirlooms.
00:20:41.680And this is what Danielle Smith is going to try and stop.
00:22:16.320She's probably the best thing that's happened to us ever in this gun community throughout the whole country.
00:22:22.720And at first, I know years ago, there was there were some ideas that appointing your own chief firearms officer is like appointing your own grim reaper or executioner.
00:23:19.280But there is something to be said for somebody who truly understands the issues advocating for you and then grinding against Justin Trudeau's system from within.
00:23:29.680It's sort of the Ron Swanson attitude of bring it all down from the inside by working within the machinery.
00:24:07.880Now, I want to ask you guys before I wrap up the interview, because, again, you guys are busy.
00:24:15.040You guys have been very gracious with your time.
00:24:17.360But I think one of the other issues that members of the firearms community have to be aware of is that while, especially here in Alberta and some of the other provinces across the country, we have provincial governments who are on our side.
00:24:34.060Some of this stuff is going to come from municipal governments, municipal police forces might not have the same qualms of snatching their neighbor's property that our friends in the RCMP have or, you know, like these municipal bylaw gun laws that we've seen out of Toronto, where they're forcing gun ranges out of city limits.
00:24:58.220Considering, you know, considering, you know, different storage regulations within their municipalities.
00:25:03.600What can the gun rights community do to fight back against this sort of stuff?
00:25:07.820I actually think it might be a little bit easier to fight back because you can move the needle in municipal politics with just, you know, door knocking and getting out a few hundred votes to get rid of your anti-gun councillor.
00:25:19.140But I think people have to get involved and sort of put these things on their radar.
00:26:07.040And even Doug Ford has still, you know, and I'm calling Doug Ford out again.
00:26:11.100He still hasn't come on board with the other provinces and said, you know what, we're not going to use provincial resources to go out and seize these firearms.
00:26:18.960I wish he would come out and say that, but he hasn't yet.
00:26:21.740But at the end of the day, it's like you said, Sheila, it's going to come down to the municipalities.
00:26:26.420And, you know, Ontario has the Ontario Provincial Police, which is the Ontario body, but there's also a lot of municipal police forces there.
00:26:35.340And, you know what, that's where local government comes into play, you know, convince them not to let their, you know, waste resources on this ludicrous gun seizure.
00:26:46.540And, you know, push the resources somewhere where they need to be, not taking personal property away from law-abiding Canadian citizens.
00:26:55.300You know, that's a really great point.
00:26:57.660I think Duane will probably have something to say about this.
00:26:59.900But when you look at downtown Edmonton and downtown Calgary, and Danielle Smith is currently fighting to clean those places up through her new addictions and drug policies and deploying sheriffs to the downtown core.
00:27:14.440You would think that Edmonton and Calgary City Police have better things to do, but we actually haven't heard all that much about them saying, you know what, we just don't want to expend resources on hassling gun owners.
00:27:57.780I consider them very uneducated on firearms and the culture that we are.
00:28:04.020And they just automatically are brainwashed into believing what Trudeau and the NDP have been saying, that, you know, it's guns, it's guns, it's guns.
00:29:35.620I think the approach needs to be focused on personal property instead of just, you know, this liberal definition of a firearm.
00:29:45.880And I'm also very eager to see how Danielle Smith's addictions treatment policies, where we have a recovery focused system here in Alberta, and we will come snatch you with a butterfly net if your family says you're violent and we're going to stick you in treatment, which is vastly different than what's happening in British Columbia.
00:30:06.460And I'm interested to see the tie-in between what we're doing here to cut the gangs off from their customers by getting their customers clean, what that's going to do to alleviate the cycle of violent crime here in Alberta, because we know that there is just a vicious circle of gang violence, gun crime, addictions, and it just goes round and round and round.
00:30:31.140So if we can at least intervene to break the addictions part of it, what impact that will have on the rest of it.
00:30:36.940And luckily enough, we have a province right beside us who's doing something completely opposite by which we can measure ourselves.
00:30:46.340You know, and that, you know, the way British Columbia is going is simply I can't believe they're doing what they're doing.
00:30:52.200But you know what, if you want to give drug users more drugs to solve the problem, I can't understand the reasoning behind that.
00:31:01.420But you're right, Sheila, you know, and you're right, the addiction part of it, you know, and that comes into play a lot because these drugs have to come from somewhere.
00:31:11.580And, you know, it just, it goes down to, you know, clamp down, take this money that they want to spend, they want to spend with on firearm seizure, take it and shift it towards addiction, shift it towards the smuggling of these drugs coming over the border.
00:31:26.740Yeah, you know, that's where the money needs to be spent.
00:31:29.380But the liberals seem to be having a real part time understanding that and, you know, just their easy way out.
00:31:37.240And this is, this is, this is liberal logic.
00:31:39.520Again, you know, we'll take the easiest way out, you know, to give us the best benefit at the election.
00:31:44.860So, you know, that, that it's a classic liberal thing again.
00:31:48.780Well, they can't seem to understand that the same people trafficking in illegal drugs are the ones trafficking in illegal guns and making our community communities left safe.
00:31:57.680They're the same people causing the social scourge.
00:32:00.860And yet, as we've been saying since the beginning of this, they seem to be focusing on the three of us and our friends.
00:33:34.580It really is the city people that we have to educate.
00:33:39.240They're in their own little world, their little bubble there, where they do have so much gang-related and organized crime going on that they have to learn not to paint us with the same brush.
00:33:54.960You know, we actually stand with them on getting rid of violence.
00:33:59.220Like I said, anti-violence 365 is really what it should be.
00:34:04.420You know, so we're trying to do what we can, try to get there.
00:34:08.340Rick and I have talked about we did a few things with the NFA, always called on the road with the NFA, and we've got to get back to doing that.
00:34:15.500We've been working more on going grassroots, again, in the NFA, getting off the world stage with the WFSA.
00:34:24.220We found the WFSA is starting to really go, you know, cooperate a little bit with the governments over in Europe and things like that.
00:34:36.200And they're just, they're not helping us anything at all here in North America.
00:34:40.940So, grassroots, we've got to get out there, get to the ranges, get to the city events, and just keep plugging away at it and educate these people.
00:34:49.820And unfortunately, mainstream media doesn't help us with that either.
00:34:54.020They don't want to get our voice out at all.
00:34:56.360Here we are relying on you through The Rebel and other venues like you and other media organizations like The Rebel.
00:35:03.060And that's our only way of getting our voice out.
00:35:06.480But you look at us, we're not the people that are creating 92% gang-related violence, but we're the people that are losing our guns.
00:35:13.900And those criminals don't lose their guns at all throughout this whole process.
00:35:18.260So, even back to the gun grab, when they come and take grandpa's and grandma's guns away and the family heirlooms away, those gang-bangers are still going to have guns.
00:35:29.240They buy them out of trunks of cars in dark back alleys, and they don't show up to Canadian Tire or Cabela's and providing their license to buy a firearm, right?
00:35:37.380I was in Alberta this past weekend and spoke to a lot of people, and it started off, it was really interesting because I ended up having a conversation with two or three people, and it ended up being a 30 or 40-people roundtable.
00:35:50.780Everybody, like I was in rural Alberta, but everybody is interested in rural Alberta and us educating these people and telling them what we're doing at the NFA and stuff.
00:36:03.220And that's the other thing. It's information. Like Dwayne said, the Rebel, you know, pushes our stuff out there and helps us and gets the word out to the people that don't know.
00:36:13.700But what I found was there was a lot of people out there, a lot of people out there that just didn't know that there was people out there like us trying to help them, which was good.
00:36:25.320So, you know, I was glad, you know, I met with ranchers and farmers and townspeople and a few people from the city.
00:36:32.100And, you know, it was great to get out there in Alberta and speak to these people because, man, it's a family sport.
00:36:39.400You know, like you said, take people to the range, get them interested, and they'll see that it's a family sport.
00:36:46.620It's a sport where you're probably running into some of the most kind people there is out there.
00:36:52.920Everybody at the range, there's no hotheads. There's no, you know, everybody's kind.
00:36:56.960Everybody speaks to each other. They, you know, they like being there.
00:37:00.120They're there for the same reason. And it's a great, great group of people.
00:37:04.360And like I say, what we're finding, there's a lot of people out there that don't know that there's groups like ours out there, you know, advocating for their rights.
00:37:12.300And when they find out, like I say, people were joining left, right and center and saying, yeah, you know what, you guys, you're doing what you say you're doing.
00:37:20.060We're going to help you do it. So I was really, I was, I was touched actually by talking, you know, speaking to some of these ranchers and farmers and townspeople and oil workers.
00:37:30.700And, you know, I was, I was touched how passionate these people are in Alberta. I really, really was.
00:37:37.500It's no surprise to me and Dwayne. That's okay.
00:37:42.060I apologize for my internet cutting in and out. I know I lost you guys a couple of times. I might have missed a couple of questions.
00:37:48.020No, it's good. I, I had the same internet troubles till Elon Musk invented the mighty Starlink.
00:37:54.700Um, before I let you guys go, um, and it doesn't matter whichever one of you wants to take, um, this one, but, uh, how do people find the NFA, find out what you're doing?
00:38:05.540And, uh, I think most importantly, get involved because not only are you advocates, but you're also bring legal challenges against the government as well.
00:38:14.240Yeah. The best, the best way to find us is, uh, look us up at NFA.ca. That's our website.
00:38:19.300Right. Please join, you know, the money goes towards the fight. Please join. Uh, we're also very strong on social media. We're on Facebook. We're on Twitter. We're on Instagram.
00:38:29.660We're on all the platforms. We're pushing stuff out on YouTube. We're, uh, we're starting up our, uh, NFA talk again. We were down a bit, uh, we were down for a bit of time there, but we're going to be doing NFA talk.
00:38:40.480Actually, I would like to cordially invite you to be on one of our NFA talks, Sheila.
00:38:46.140And, uh, you know, and, uh, we'll, we'll, uh, you know, the best way to reach us is on our platforms. And like I say, join your, the money goes to a good cause and, uh, and, uh, it would really, really help the fight across Canada and folks, that's what it is. It's a fight right now. We're in a fight with the government to keep our personal property.
00:39:05.880Well, gentlemen, thank you so much for taking the time to come on the show. And, um, we'll have you back on again, both of you very, very soon. And I think we're probably going to talk sooner than you think.
00:39:26.820Well, friends, we've come to the portion of the show where I invite your viewer feedback. You see, unlike the mainstream media, I actually care about what you think about the work that we're doing here at Rebel News.
00:39:34.940Not just on my show, but on all the shows. Because without you, there is no gun show. There is no Rebel News. Because we rely on you to support the work that we do.
00:39:47.280Unlike the mainstream media who rely on Justin Trudeau forcibly confiscating money from people who don't want to watch mainstream media content and then taking that money to prop up unwatchable mainstream media content.
00:40:04.780And that content so often attacks the very people who pay for it.
00:40:10.880So, anyway, this is why I give out my email address right now. It's Sheila at RebelNews.com. Send me a letter. Let me know what you think about the show tonight.
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00:40:35.680But today's comment is an email. And it comes from... Well, it's unsigned. Anyway, it's unsigned, but it doesn't matter. If people want to remain anonymous, that's fine by me.
00:40:51.320And it's on last week's show with my friend Michelle Sterling from Friends of Science, where Michelle injected some much-needed reality into the nonsensical debate that somehow forest fires are caused by your comfortable SUV at home, which definitely is not true.
00:41:09.520There's a reason it's called fire season, and that's because it's a cyclical, seasonal thing.
00:41:19.740Hi, SGR. That's David Menzies' fun name for me.
00:41:23.880Your latest show with Michelle Sterling informing your listeners about the many global warming hypocrisies and how sinister China's CCP truly is should be front-page news and a wake-up call to Canadians.
00:41:36.560You'd think. You'd think. But it doesn't quite fit the narrative.
00:41:39.540And again, this goes to my whole point that if you are giving the media money, then the media, if they want more money, they're just going to say what the government wants them to say, either overtly or through a wink and a nod.
00:41:53.060And so, since we're not funded by the government, we get to say whatever we honestly believe about the facts in front of us.
00:42:05.260I live in southern interior BC, but previously lived in Calgary for almost 10 years, and it boggles my mind how seemingly the majority of people here go along with the cult of global warming and COVID.
00:42:16.840Some blindly, most albeit begrudgingly.
00:42:19.940Yes, some are blind, but some just don't want the hassle of having to live in reality, right?
00:42:28.700And if you live in reality, then certain choices stem from those realities, and sometimes those choices are hard, and sometimes those choices will make people not like you, even though you're making the right choice and making the right moral stand.
00:42:42.300So a lot of people would just rather take the path of least resistance, or they just really want to be liked.
00:42:48.000And I'd rather be hated for doing the right thing.
00:42:55.680The recent election of Daniel Smith's conservatives very seriously makes me consider moving back to Alberta.
00:43:02.640For the love of God, I hope she stays true to the conservative base and doesn't suffer the same fate that other Alberta conservative premiers have since Ralph.
00:43:13.980Boy, we're prickly, and we don't stand for people becoming less conservative than they promised us they would be.
00:43:21.460And so sometimes Albertans burn down the whole house because we don't like the color of the paint in the bathroom, so to speak.
00:43:31.740But that's okay, because from the ashes of your burned down house, often you rebuild something much better.
00:43:38.240Here in BC, we only have one BC conservative MLA, John Rustad, whom we talked to quite a bit here at Rebel News, who is the only dissenting voice in the legislature.
00:43:47.060I truly hope the BC conservatives can make some progress in the next election.
00:43:56.300If you are seriously considering moving to Alberta, I can't wait to see you here.
00:44:02.620I think this is the best place on the face of the earth.
00:44:06.380My ancestors also thought that, but my ancestors moved here for probably the same reason that many people today move here.
00:44:14.300And that's because of our opportunity, our low cost of living, and our people who so deeply believe in freedom.
00:44:23.620And despite the disappointing turnout for conservatives in the major municipalities, I think Daniel Smith has four years to do what Ron DeSantis did in Florida, and that is convince his skeptics that freedom is the right way.
00:44:39.380So as you know, in Florida, it was basically a statistical rounding error four years ago that brought Ron DeSantis, the Republican governor there to power.
00:44:51.860And then four years later, because of his strong stance for freedom, he was able to evangelize to those people, to teach them the good ways of being left alone, and also to show them that if you act fast, you can actually disprove your critics who say that if you do these things, the sky will fall.
00:45:11.420You have to act fast so that you can prove to the people that, you know what, the sky didn't fall.
00:45:17.380So I hope Danielle Smith doesn't hide her agenda, like Stephen Harper, and just moves fast and furiously to bring forward the things she wants to do, so that Albertans have time to experience the things she wants to do and realize that it's not the catastrophe the left would have you believe.
00:45:36.820Well, everybody, that's the show for tonight. Thank you so much for tuning in. I'll see everybody back here in the same time, in the same place next week.
00:45:43.680And as always, remember, don't let the government tell you that you've had too much to think.