Rebel News Podcast - #WEscam： Trudeau caught steering millions of tax dollars to “charity” that secretly pays his family.

00:00:00.000 Hello, my rebels. I go through not only the interesting revelations about weed charity,

00:00:07.180 but how we thought they would handle the crisis by preemptively leaking the worst details to the

00:00:13.460 CBC so they could break the news rather than more aggressive independent reporters. I think that

00:00:19.020 tells you a lot about the CBC and the whole collusion of the political class, doesn't it?

00:00:24.060 I'll get into that. Plus an interview with our friend Spencer Fernando. That's ahead.

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00:00:37.940 David Menzies' show too. Okay, here's today's podcast.

00:00:45.260 You're listening to a Rebel News podcast.

00:00:47.660 Tonight, Trudeau breaks the law again, steering millions of tax dollars to a charity that secretly

00:01:01.880 pays his family. It's July 10th and this is the Ezra LeVant Show.

00:01:07.560 Why should others go to jail when you're a biggest carbon consumer I know?

00:01:11.020 There's 8,500 customers here and you won't give them an answer.

00:01:15.340 The only thing I have to say to the government about why I publish it is because it's my

00:01:19.940 bloody right to do so.

00:01:25.980 Let me start with some disclaimers.

00:01:28.220 Canadaland is a left-wing gossip website run by an unethical man named Jesse Brown.

00:01:33.860 His journalism is often shoddy to the point of being dishonest.

00:01:36.720 He had a brief moment of fame when he helped break the news about Gian Gomeschi,

00:01:43.200 the CBC journalist who routinely assaulted women with the CBC's knowledge and protection.

00:01:48.420 It was a great scoop and Brown actually co-wrote the big breaking story on the subject for the

00:01:54.200 Toronto Star as a guest writer, but he didn't tell the whole story. He just couldn't help himself

00:01:59.120 and he tweaked it a little bit beyond what the facts could support.

00:02:02.680 The Toronto Star continued to follow the story, but they never let Jesse Brown write on that again

00:02:07.860 for them. My point is, he and his website,

00:02:11.260 Canadaland, they do gutter journalism. Most of the time

00:02:14.780 it's just boring gossip or left-wing whining.

00:02:18.580 But you know, as British Prime Minister Boris Johnson

00:02:21.220 once wrote in a wonderful article about tabloid journalism,

00:02:24.740 he said,

00:02:25.120 Not everyone can be a high-minded fancy pants like vultures or other carrion-eating scavenger

00:02:38.840 birds. They serve a purpose. Someone's got to do cleanup. Might as well be Jesse Brown.

00:02:44.460 And so I say, unironically,

00:02:48.180 kudos to Jesse Brown and his

00:02:49.980 left-wing gossip blog for

00:02:51.860 cleaning up Canada's gutters.

00:02:54.160 Just a little bit this week, he did it.

00:02:56.640 It was them.

00:02:58.020 Not the CBC that broke the news

00:03:00.200 that the giant corporation called

00:03:01.660 We Charity has been secretly

00:03:04.320 paying hundreds of thousands of dollars

00:03:06.120 to Justin Trudeau's family,

00:03:08.060 all while Trudeau himself was trying

00:03:10.280 to steer hundreds of millions of tax

00:03:12.280 dollars to We Charity in a

00:03:14.400 bizarre and corrupt scheme.

00:03:16.680 The news had been out there a week

00:03:18.380 before about this weird scheme

00:03:20.600 by Trudeau. There were obvious

00:03:22.640 little lies. Did Trudeau call

00:03:24.500 We or did he not?

00:03:26.320 Who told them they had the deal?

00:03:27.820 Their alibis weren't all straight. It was strange.

00:03:30.880 Why would you ask a private company

00:03:32.300 to run a government program off the books

00:03:34.420 beyond the reach of scrutiny

00:03:36.060 instead of the professional civil service

00:03:38.120 with its audits and checks and balances

00:03:40.100 and systems?

00:03:40.680 That's what was going on.

00:03:42.900 They wanted to parcel out nearly a billion

00:03:44.660 dollars to volunteers,

00:03:46.180 which is weird in itself.

00:03:47.460 You don't pay volunteers.

00:03:49.440 So it's all very strange.

00:03:50.820 And someone at We panicked,

00:03:52.440 or maybe it was someone at the PMO

00:03:53.920 who panicked.

00:03:54.760 Really, the organizations are merged,

00:03:56.760 we've since learned.

00:03:58.080 So it was starting to look back

00:03:59.380 and they just stopped it.

00:04:01.540 Now, Canada Land has been investigating

00:04:03.180 We for more than a year.

00:04:04.480 It was good work, I admit.

00:04:05.660 And you know it was good work

00:04:06.800 because We threatened to sue them over it.

00:04:08.840 But they never did sue.

00:04:10.620 In fact, we, again, very weird,

00:04:13.080 they hired, I think it was a retired judge

00:04:15.580 to write some, almost like a ruling

00:04:18.040 as if a lawsuit had happened.

00:04:19.960 They just rented out a former judge

00:04:22.380 and they paid him to denounce Canada Land.

00:04:25.540 But they didn't actually sue

00:04:26.740 and take Canada Land to a real court.

00:04:28.320 They bought off someone powerful

00:04:29.460 but retired to say,

00:04:30.660 Canada Land is mean.

00:04:32.200 Again, it's so weird

00:04:33.120 and so cult-like in a way, isn't it?

00:04:34.740 You can't insult the Kielbergers.

00:04:36.980 They'll sue.

00:04:37.660 But in the end, they didn't sue.

00:04:39.000 They just hired a big shot and pretended.

00:04:40.540 So Canada Land was on the case.

00:04:42.940 And then there was this $900 million scheme

00:04:44.720 that just crumbled.

00:04:46.340 And then just last week,

00:04:48.300 there was this bizarre, extreme confessions

00:04:51.440 by a former We staffer

00:04:53.420 who was working in Kenya

00:04:54.440 talking about crimes

00:04:55.880 and financial skullduggery

00:04:57.200 and the Kielbergers expecting

00:04:59.180 total personal loyalty and silence.

00:05:01.700 Again, cult-like.

00:05:03.180 And amongst the admissions

00:05:04.600 that we had hired a private investigator

00:05:07.560 in Toronto

00:05:08.420 to write a sneaky report

00:05:10.380 about Jesse Brown,

00:05:12.360 including about his wife

00:05:13.960 and his children.

00:05:16.840 Oh my God.

00:05:18.120 Like I say, creepy, bizarre, cult-like.

00:05:21.260 I'm no fan of Jesse Brown,

00:05:22.420 but what are you doing

00:05:23.680 going after his kids?

00:05:25.280 That's We.

00:05:27.960 So pressure was building on We, the charity,

00:05:30.560 between their schemes and scams

00:05:31.760 and confessions

00:05:32.420 and then the $900 million thing

00:05:34.200 and this private investigator weirdness.

00:05:36.240 Things were vibrating almost.

00:05:37.740 And then, bam, look at this pay dirt.

00:05:41.220 Trudeau family paid hundreds of thousands

00:05:43.220 by We organization charity.

00:05:45.360 Says it directly paid

00:05:46.280 for some of Margaret Trudeau's speeches in error.

00:05:48.900 Sure you did, guys.

00:05:50.540 We says it paid $312,000

00:05:52.520 for 28 speaking events by Margaret Trudeau.

00:05:54.640 The mother of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.

00:05:56.760 And $40,000 for eight speeches,

00:05:59.300 eight events with Alexandre Sacha Trudeau,

00:06:02.080 the PM's brother.

00:06:03.560 Ah, you know,

00:06:04.460 they just kept making those payments in error

00:06:07.280 28 times.

00:06:09.080 Could happen to anyone.

00:06:10.320 I mean, paying $312,000

00:06:11.600 to the Prime Minister's mom,

00:06:13.080 completely not a bride, people.

00:06:15.780 And sending Trudeau's wife and whole family

00:06:18.000 on luxury trips to London

00:06:19.820 just this spring.

00:06:20.860 Didn't they learn anything

00:06:22.980 about taking free trips

00:06:24.400 from the Aga Khan

00:06:25.460 and Billionaire Island in the Bahamas?

00:06:27.580 But here's the strangest part.

00:06:29.160 Canada Land was on the hunt,

00:06:31.020 putting questions to We in advance,

00:06:32.640 which is good,

00:06:33.160 practiced journalistically and legally.

00:06:34.680 So We charity thought,

00:06:36.240 how do we do an insider move here?

00:06:39.080 Just like we hired a former judge

00:06:40.400 to write a whitewash of them.

00:06:42.160 How do they play their strengths,

00:06:44.280 their corrupt inside connections?

00:06:46.540 Well, they leaked the story

00:06:48.280 with the bad news about themselves.

00:06:50.000 They leaked it preemptively

00:06:51.400 to the CBC,

00:06:52.740 knowing that the CBC

00:06:54.000 would spin it

00:06:55.120 in the most positive way possible.

00:06:58.100 And so they did.

00:06:58.980 Look at this.

00:06:59.980 See what they did here?

00:07:01.080 They knew the news was coming out,

00:07:02.560 so they just gave it

00:07:03.300 to their PR firm

00:07:04.360 that happens to be called the CBC.

00:07:06.960 Oh, and the CBC did not disappoint.

00:07:09.320 Here's Aaron Wary,

00:07:10.500 the reporter at the CBC

00:07:11.540 who used to actually write stories

00:07:13.960 about Trudeau's socks.

00:07:15.480 Remember him?

00:07:16.060 So he said,

00:07:16.920 one other odd thing

00:07:18.220 about two of those episodes,

00:07:20.600 the Aga Khan and We,

00:07:22.180 is how you can trace them back

00:07:23.620 to Trudeau's own unique life and status.

00:07:27.100 Stephen Harper didn't have to worry

00:07:28.480 about getting invited

00:07:29.320 to the Aga Khan's island

00:07:30.600 and his mother and brother

00:07:31.900 weren't celebrities.

00:07:33.440 Yeah, stop lying, please, Aaron.

00:07:36.100 Trudeau was actually not invited

00:07:37.600 to those islands.

00:07:39.680 Sophie Trudeau kept calling up

00:07:40.960 and saying,

00:07:41.260 can I come, can I come, can I come?

00:07:42.480 Don't put this on the Aga Khan.

00:07:44.220 But even if you take it at face value,

00:07:46.220 Aaron Wary is arguing

00:07:47.380 that it's not Trudeau's fault

00:07:48.940 that he's just a moocher

00:07:50.560 and a looter and a grifter

00:07:51.520 and perhaps a thief.

00:07:53.300 You see, he's the victim here

00:07:54.780 because ordinary people

00:07:56.240 don't have the problems

00:07:57.220 to the demigods amongst us too.

00:07:59.440 You can't blame him.

00:08:00.420 We can all learn from this.

00:08:01.460 This is a teachable moment

00:08:02.340 for all of us.

00:08:04.120 Here's CBC's government comedians

00:08:05.780 at their show,

00:08:06.980 This Hour Has 22 Minutes.

00:08:09.020 Breaking!

00:08:09.800 Conservative Party calls

00:08:10.800 for a criminal investigation

00:08:11.840 into why the Liberal Party's

00:08:13.640 ratings are so high.

00:08:15.220 Oh, that's comedy for you.

00:08:18.320 That's government comedy for you.

00:08:20.660 Is that what's really the news here?

00:08:23.060 That conservatives are jealous?

00:08:24.660 That Trudeau is amazing?

00:08:26.820 Aren't comedians supposed to make jokes

00:08:29.240 about the powerful?

00:08:30.760 Isn't that what the king's jester

00:08:32.480 used to do?

00:08:34.260 Oh, and moments later,

00:08:35.220 this news broke.

00:08:37.460 Bill Morneau, the finance minister,

00:08:38.900 his daughter works with We.

00:08:41.060 Oh, and again,

00:08:42.320 the CBC was leaked the bad stuff

00:08:43.740 to spin much friendlier

00:08:44.740 than Candleland.

00:08:45.960 Bill Morneau has family ties

00:08:47.440 to We Charity,

00:08:48.180 did not steer clear of cabinet

00:08:49.380 discussion of contracts.

00:08:50.280 So two members

00:08:51.620 of different ministers' families

00:08:54.100 have ties to the charity.

00:08:56.700 And in Morneau's case,

00:08:58.120 two members of his family,

00:08:59.140 one is a paid contract employee,

00:09:01.860 so they're corrupt.

00:09:04.880 I think they're all corrupt.

00:09:07.900 The Liberals fired the two

00:09:09.400 non-corrupt souls

00:09:10.420 in the whole cabinet,

00:09:11.400 Jody Wilson-Raybould,

00:09:12.140 and Jane Philpott

00:09:13.660 quit in solidarity with her.

00:09:15.020 And, you know,

00:09:16.480 nothing happened.

00:09:18.180 Trudeau won re-election.

00:09:20.240 He took it as a vindication.

00:09:21.860 But here's the question

00:09:22.460 I'm really scared about.

00:09:23.780 If Justin Trudeau's family

00:09:25.040 has secretly been taking

00:09:26.520 huge sums of cash

00:09:28.120 from We

00:09:29.100 without telling us,

00:09:30.640 and the cabinet's

00:09:31.480 all involved in it too,

00:09:34.180 who else is paying

00:09:35.240 the Trudeau family?

00:09:36.960 What other companies?

00:09:38.320 What other lobby groups?

00:09:39.400 What other foreign embassies?

00:09:43.560 Don't forget Trudeau's brother,

00:09:45.060 Alexandre Trudeau,

00:09:46.000 who took a payoff from We.

00:09:47.400 He published a book

00:09:48.300 with the Chinese government.

00:09:49.560 Remember that?

00:09:50.360 The book now,

00:09:52.060 Being a Barbarian in China,

00:09:54.540 in the New China.

00:09:55.780 So why the book

00:09:56.780 and why that title?

00:09:57.960 Well, the book itself,

00:10:00.800 it is sort of

00:10:02.000 an organic phenomenon.

00:10:04.260 The Chinese wanted

00:10:05.360 to write a book

00:10:06.080 on my father's visit to China

00:10:08.220 and they asked me to write,

00:10:09.700 this was in 60,

00:10:10.580 and they asked me

00:10:11.600 to write the preface

00:10:12.180 and the Canadian edition

00:10:13.260 was published in Vancouver.

00:10:14.780 They published it

00:10:15.840 so they asked me

00:10:16.520 to write a longer preface

00:10:18.460 and I said, fine,

00:10:19.900 but I would like

00:10:20.800 to go back to China

00:10:21.780 and get into things,

00:10:23.780 rediscover the country.

00:10:25.260 And when I went there,

00:10:26.160 I found I had

00:10:26.840 so many things to say

00:10:27.800 that they said,

00:10:28.500 well, we can't put that

00:10:29.200 in a preface.

00:10:30.760 So we'll put it

00:10:31.780 in a section

00:10:32.280 and actually,

00:10:33.720 we'd like you to write

00:10:34.360 a full book on it.

00:10:35.220 So Alexander Trudeau

00:10:36.660 was hired to write

00:10:37.360 a propaganda book

00:10:38.020 for China.

00:10:38.620 How much did China

00:10:39.480 pay him for that?

00:10:41.720 And what, if anything,

00:10:42.480 are they paying Trudeau's mom

00:10:43.900 or his wife?

00:10:47.040 Stay with us for more.

00:10:48.280 Well, one of my favorite

00:11:01.640 independent journalists,

00:11:03.180 one who's not on the take

00:11:04.760 from Trudeau's media bailout,

00:11:06.720 is an independent journalist

00:11:08.160 based in Winnipeg, Manitoba.

00:11:09.880 You probably know him.

00:11:10.800 His name is Spencer Fernando

00:11:12.580 and I'm delighted

00:11:13.340 to talk with him again today.

00:11:15.060 Spencer, great to see you again.

00:11:16.360 This is a scandal

00:11:17.580 about Justin Trudeau,

00:11:18.640 but in a way,

00:11:19.940 it's also a sign

00:11:21.520 of what happens

00:11:22.200 when you put the media

00:11:23.680 on the Trudeau payroll too,

00:11:25.520 isn't it?

00:11:27.160 Yeah, I mean,

00:11:27.820 if you look at, you know,

00:11:29.300 just the way it's been covered,

00:11:30.860 they really didn't want it covered

00:11:31.880 until Canada Land

00:11:33.120 really brought it to attention.

00:11:34.720 Then Rebel did a lot

00:11:35.740 of reporting on it.

00:11:36.500 I've been reporting on it.

00:11:37.980 And really,

00:11:38.540 I think the establishment media

00:11:39.720 has been shamed

00:11:40.520 into giving the story

00:11:41.440 any coverage at all.

00:11:42.960 Yeah, one thing that I think

00:11:44.740 this is the timing,

00:11:46.360 I think Canada Land

00:11:47.640 was really going at it hard.

00:11:50.580 And it was about to break

00:11:52.120 so we knew that

00:11:54.080 if they gave the scoop

00:11:55.380 to the CBC,

00:11:56.700 they would be treated friendlier

00:11:58.700 than if Canada Land

00:12:00.520 had brought it out.

00:12:01.320 So I think that's a move

00:12:02.600 that companies

00:12:03.680 or governments do sometimes

00:12:04.900 is they say,

00:12:05.780 do we have a pet

00:12:06.660 in the media

00:12:07.360 who will be gentle with us?

00:12:09.200 We know the news

00:12:09.940 is coming out.

00:12:10.480 Who's going to be

00:12:10.880 the gentlest?

00:12:11.400 I think it speaks volumes

00:12:12.820 that they knew

00:12:13.820 the CBC would go easy on them.

00:12:17.780 Yeah, I mean,

00:12:18.460 it's kind of

00:12:18.960 crisis communication 101.

00:12:21.080 If you know a scandal

00:12:22.020 is going to come out,

00:12:22.740 then you release it first.

00:12:23.900 You try to beat the story

00:12:24.840 and you try to get it

00:12:25.540 to someone you think

00:12:26.200 is going to be supportive

00:12:27.540 or friendly.

00:12:28.460 And the real issue is,

00:12:29.620 you know,

00:12:29.880 the CBC,

00:12:30.620 we all pay for it.

00:12:31.620 So it's not supposed

00:12:32.760 to be friendly

00:12:33.540 to friends of the Liberal Party.

00:12:35.400 So the fact that

00:12:36.520 they even felt like

00:12:37.380 the CBC would be friendly

00:12:38.420 in and of itself,

00:12:39.300 that's a pretty serious problem.

00:12:41.680 I want to read

00:12:42.380 from your website,

00:12:43.440 spencerfernando.com.

00:12:44.780 You make some great points.

00:12:46.200 I didn't see this.

00:12:47.340 I mean,

00:12:47.520 this is a subtle point,

00:12:48.760 but it's actually

00:12:49.160 really important.

00:12:50.240 The headline is

00:12:50.860 Amid We Scandal,

00:12:52.840 CBC writer portrays Trudeau

00:12:54.320 as victim of his own status.

00:12:56.480 So I can't even read that,

00:12:57.860 Spencer,

00:12:58.100 without laughing.

00:12:59.360 Manages to shoehorn Harper

00:13:01.220 into the conversation.

00:13:03.240 I mean,

00:13:03.900 tell me a little bit

00:13:05.520 about that.

00:13:06.060 That's Aaron Wary.

00:13:07.480 Am I right?

00:13:07.960 That's the CBC,

00:13:09.380 I call him their house liberal.

00:13:11.400 He just knows the game plan.

00:13:13.460 Try and deflect,

00:13:14.520 try and,

00:13:15.300 you know,

00:13:15.900 try and blame Harper

00:13:16.980 if you can.

00:13:17.600 Harper hasn't even been

00:13:18.600 in the public,

00:13:19.280 he hasn't said a word

00:13:20.060 about this,

00:13:20.800 but that's the CBC's

00:13:21.920 playbook,

00:13:22.360 isn't it?

00:13:23.640 Yeah,

00:13:24.020 so he put out

00:13:24.540 a series of tweets

00:13:25.480 and he said,

00:13:26.380 basically,

00:13:27.480 oh,

00:13:27.700 this never really

00:13:28.220 would have happened

00:13:28.740 if Justin Trudeau

00:13:29.420 wasn't so famous

00:13:30.340 and didn't have

00:13:31.000 such high status.

00:13:32.580 And just like

00:13:33.360 the Aga Khan scandal,

00:13:34.620 you know,

00:13:34.820 it's not really his fault

00:13:35.820 he has all these

00:13:36.460 high profile friends.

00:13:38.420 So that itself

00:13:39.140 is bad enough,

00:13:39.820 you know,

00:13:39.980 making excuses for it.

00:13:41.580 But then at the end

00:13:42.460 he says,

00:13:42.920 oh,

00:13:43.120 you know,

00:13:43.440 just like the liberals,

00:13:44.720 I guess,

00:13:44.980 have a problem

00:13:45.500 with Trudeau's status,

00:13:46.660 the conservatives

00:13:47.140 had a problem

00:13:47.840 with Harper

00:13:48.640 being too controlling.

00:13:50.260 And so again,

00:13:50.940 what does Stephen Harper

00:13:51.640 have to do with this at all?

00:13:52.680 It's like,

00:13:52.980 it's such an obvious tactic

00:13:54.380 to deflect blame,

00:13:56.240 to bring up something else.

00:13:57.840 And again,

00:13:58.380 you know,

00:13:58.620 when the conservatives

00:13:59.140 have scandals,

00:13:59.920 you never see coverage

00:14:00.840 like that.

00:14:01.240 It's never like,

00:14:01.800 oh,

00:14:01.860 here's some context

00:14:02.720 to what some

00:14:03.900 are calling

00:14:04.420 an Andrew Scheer scandal.

00:14:06.060 It's just no huge scandal

00:14:07.160 he has to answer for it,

00:14:08.080 he has to go down.

00:14:09.300 But when it's

00:14:09.680 a liberal scandal,

00:14:10.600 oh,

00:14:10.960 no,

00:14:11.420 here's,

00:14:11.760 you know,

00:14:11.960 the context

00:14:12.760 is really important here.

00:14:14.040 And,

00:14:14.140 you know,

00:14:14.260 maybe Stephen Harper

00:14:15.040 was even worse,

00:14:15.760 maybe we should

00:14:16.140 talk about that.

00:14:16.920 So again,

00:14:17.800 you know,

00:14:18.060 we're paying for this crap.

00:14:19.400 Yeah.

00:14:19.860 You know,

00:14:20.980 I'm glad Aga Khan

00:14:22.380 was brought up.

00:14:23.120 That's the billionaire

00:14:24.400 philanthropist.

00:14:25.100 I actually like the Aga Khan.

00:14:26.380 I think he's a very

00:14:27.200 moderate and progressive

00:14:28.500 force in Islam.

00:14:29.720 I like the guy.

00:14:31.780 Whether or not

00:14:32.280 we should be giving

00:14:33.040 tens of millions of dollars

00:14:34.120 to his programs

00:14:35.380 is another question.

00:14:36.700 But the reason Trudeau

00:14:38.460 was convicted of breaking

00:14:40.060 the Conflict of Interest Act

00:14:41.620 by going to the Aga Khan's

00:14:43.720 private island in the Bahamas

00:14:45.440 was precisely because

00:14:46.940 it looked like a quid pro quo.

00:14:48.960 The Aga Khan wanted money

00:14:50.140 from Canada for his works.

00:14:51.940 All right.

00:14:52.700 But Trudeau was taking

00:14:54.040 a private gift from the Aga Khan.

00:14:56.180 It looked like it was

00:14:57.180 an,

00:14:57.520 I'll scratch your back,

00:14:58.220 you'll scratch mine

00:14:58.880 in return for a $100,000

00:15:00.720 luxury vacation.

00:15:02.520 I'll get a lot of dough for me.

00:15:03.980 That's how it looked

00:15:04.740 and he was convicted of that.

00:15:06.480 Well, here we are again

00:15:07.460 and here you have

00:15:09.540 Trudeau's family,

00:15:11.140 his wife,

00:15:12.220 his mom,

00:15:13.120 his brother,

00:15:14.400 taking free trips

00:15:16.080 including the recent

00:15:16.920 free trip to London

00:15:17.760 for his wife Sophie

00:15:18.980 but also more than $300

00:15:20.780 in plain old cash.

00:15:22.800 And look,

00:15:23.320 in return,

00:15:24.080 there's the quid pro quo

00:15:25.260 handling a $900 million

00:15:27.980 benefits program

00:15:30.200 taking a huge cut

00:15:32.020 of things

00:15:32.600 sole source contract.

00:15:35.040 I'm glad Aaron Wery

00:15:36.520 brought up Aga Khan

00:15:37.660 because it shows

00:15:38.400 that Trudeau hasn't learned

00:15:39.440 a thing

00:15:40.000 other than

00:15:40.900 to add a few zeros

00:15:42.380 to the size of the scam.

00:15:45.080 Yeah, I mean,

00:15:45.880 it's the same attitude.

00:15:46.700 I wrote something

00:15:47.220 for the National Citizens Coalition

00:15:48.960 that went out today

00:15:50.360 and basically said,

00:15:51.300 you know,

00:15:51.500 the big problem here

00:15:52.320 is Justin Trudeau

00:15:53.160 thinks he's better

00:15:53.800 than the rest of us.

00:15:54.680 He thinks the rules

00:15:55.280 don't apply to him.

00:15:56.660 He thinks he should get

00:15:57.580 to live kind of

00:15:58.600 the lifestyle of a celebrity

00:15:59.600 while also being

00:16:00.820 the prime minister.

00:16:01.580 I mean,

00:16:01.700 you can pick one

00:16:02.280 or the other,

00:16:02.700 you know,

00:16:02.900 live the life

00:16:03.360 of a prime minister,

00:16:04.160 be modest

00:16:04.720 when you serve the country

00:16:05.780 and then when you're done,

00:16:06.880 yeah,

00:16:07.000 if you want to go

00:16:07.400 be a celebrity,

00:16:08.060 do whatever you want

00:16:08.620 but he tries to combine

00:16:09.480 both of them.

00:16:10.500 He thinks the rules

00:16:11.060 don't apply to him

00:16:11.860 and think of what

00:16:12.840 would happen to any of us

00:16:13.800 if we did anything

00:16:14.540 even one-tenth

00:16:15.220 of what he did,

00:16:15.880 right?

00:16:16.020 The full power

00:16:16.740 of the government

00:16:17.300 will be brought down

00:16:18.600 upon us.

00:16:19.460 So Trudeau,

00:16:20.060 he thinks he's better

00:16:21.020 than the rest of us.

00:16:21.840 He thinks the rules

00:16:22.460 don't apply

00:16:23.040 and he thinks

00:16:23.780 he should keep

00:16:24.260 getting away with it.

00:16:25.780 Yeah.

00:16:26.180 You know,

00:16:26.780 I don't want to bring in

00:16:27.780 spouses of politicians

00:16:29.000 or families of politicians

00:16:30.140 because 99% of the time

00:16:32.240 it's irrelevant

00:16:32.940 and it's a bit mean

00:16:33.920 to bring them in

00:16:34.660 but in this case

00:16:36.020 it is relevant

00:16:36.920 because the family

00:16:38.000 took the money

00:16:39.480 over 300 grand

00:16:41.040 and in particular

00:16:42.800 Sophie Trudeau,

00:16:44.940 it looks like

00:16:46.520 she didn't take

00:16:47.340 that much cash

00:16:48.840 but she took

00:16:49.760 a luxury trip

00:16:50.760 with the whole family

00:16:51.980 to London, England

00:16:53.360 where they met

00:16:54.340 the celebrity actor

00:16:55.940 Idris Elba.

00:16:57.500 London's a very

00:16:58.120 expensive city

00:16:58.840 and to travel

00:16:59.520 in that high style

00:17:00.700 that the Trudeaus

00:17:01.360 have become accustomed

00:17:02.000 with that whole entourage

00:17:03.260 there's no way

00:17:04.520 that was less than

00:17:05.480 20, 30, 40 grand

00:17:06.920 and I read

00:17:09.180 the Aga Khan

00:17:10.040 conflict of interest report

00:17:11.360 and believe it or not

00:17:12.540 Spencer,

00:17:13.400 it was Sophie

00:17:14.340 that was calling

00:17:15.640 the Aga Khan's daughter

00:17:16.940 Princess Zara

00:17:17.800 and saying

00:17:18.220 can I bring

00:17:19.160 my girlfriends over

00:17:20.200 can we come over

00:17:21.020 she was the one

00:17:21.900 who was really

00:17:22.780 driving

00:17:23.500 going back

00:17:25.040 to that island

00:17:25.660 again and again

00:17:26.460 and I

00:17:27.680 you know

00:17:28.700 again I don't think

00:17:29.640 it's normally fair

00:17:30.620 to criticize

00:17:31.380 a spouse

00:17:32.680 but I have to say

00:17:33.760 I knew

00:17:34.100 Laureen Harper

00:17:34.840 pretty well

00:17:35.580 she was the most

00:17:36.640 down to earth

00:17:37.900 gal you ever

00:17:38.760 imagined

00:17:39.300 her idea

00:17:41.220 of a vacation

00:17:41.860 was hiking

00:17:42.560 in some mountain

00:17:43.820 somewhere

00:17:44.280 in Canada

00:17:45.340 there was no

00:17:46.240 private jets

00:17:47.100 there was no

00:17:47.660 calling up

00:17:48.240 a princess

00:17:48.860 I have to

00:17:50.760 let me give

00:17:51.780 a drop of sympathy

00:17:53.220 to Justin Trudeau

00:17:54.240 maybe some of this

00:17:56.260 is Sophie

00:17:56.940 demanding that

00:17:58.360 Kardashian lifestyle

00:17:59.780 it sure was

00:18:00.480 with the island

00:18:01.120 in the Bahamas

00:18:01.900 yeah well in some ways

00:18:03.860 I'd say that's almost

00:18:04.540 insulting to the

00:18:05.300 Kardashians

00:18:05.840 because at least

00:18:06.340 they're doing

00:18:06.700 their own money

00:18:07.720 right there

00:18:08.200 in the private sector

00:18:09.680 here you've got

00:18:10.800 people who

00:18:11.520 I mean you know

00:18:12.420 I think you know

00:18:13.500 the big issue is

00:18:14.780 whether it's just

00:18:15.420 the whole Trudeau

00:18:16.040 family or just

00:18:16.760 the attitude

00:18:17.160 is they want

00:18:17.760 to keep living

00:18:18.280 a certain lifestyle

00:18:19.000 when they're

00:18:19.660 serving the country

00:18:20.340 and it's really

00:18:20.800 not compatible

00:18:21.440 at all

00:18:21.860 and you know

00:18:23.200 you have a situation

00:18:25.180 where Trudeau

00:18:25.880 thinks that the rules

00:18:27.540 don't apply to him

00:18:28.380 and in some ways

00:18:29.680 I can see why

00:18:30.260 he thinks that

00:18:30.740 because what's

00:18:31.640 the worst that

00:18:32.060 happens to him

00:18:32.620 oh he's found guilty

00:18:33.600 oh he gets fined

00:18:34.380 a little bit

00:18:34.820 gets a little bit

00:18:35.380 of criticism

00:18:35.840 you know the way

00:18:37.260 to really punish

00:18:38.080 politicians in the

00:18:38.900 system doesn't

00:18:39.400 really exist

00:18:39.920 because the punishments

00:18:40.920 for ethic violations

00:18:41.940 are tiny

00:18:42.920 so I think you know

00:18:44.520 it has to be done

00:18:45.120 at the ballot box

00:18:45.840 or the conservatives

00:18:46.600 are talking about

00:18:47.200 criminal investigation

00:18:48.440 I think that needs

00:18:49.180 to happen too

00:18:49.760 you know there needs

00:18:50.300 to be some fear

00:18:51.900 in the minds

00:18:52.880 of some of these

00:18:53.360 politicians

00:18:53.820 that they're going

00:18:54.680 to actually pay

00:18:55.240 a criminal price

00:18:56.120 if they start

00:18:56.660 breaking the law

00:18:57.380 and treating our

00:18:58.480 tax dollars like

00:18:59.300 it's their own

00:18:59.700 personal play thing

00:19:00.500 yeah

00:19:01.160 and now we see

00:19:02.240 news that Bill

00:19:02.820 Morneau the finance

00:19:03.660 minister his family

00:19:04.800 is involved with

00:19:06.140 WE Charity as well

00:19:07.660 including as a

00:19:09.320 paid staffer

00:19:10.500 I want to ask you

00:19:11.920 this I mean I

00:19:12.600 thought that the

00:19:13.240 SNC Lavalance

00:19:14.440 scandal was huge

00:19:16.420 I mean to have

00:19:17.420 a sitting justice

00:19:18.440 minister quit

00:19:19.880 and then another

00:19:20.740 cabinet minister

00:19:21.800 Jane Philpott quit

00:19:22.700 in solidarity

00:19:23.460 and basically

00:19:24.520 called Trudeau a liar

00:19:25.700 record a conversation

00:19:28.120 where they were

00:19:29.240 clearly pressured

00:19:29.920 if he could survive

00:19:31.420 that politically

00:19:32.220 I'm worried that

00:19:34.240 there's no check

00:19:35.220 and balance in

00:19:35.980 Canada especially

00:19:36.660 with parliament

00:19:37.320 really not in

00:19:39.920 full tilt anyways

00:19:40.920 with his hand

00:19:42.860 picked RCMP

00:19:43.660 commissioner

00:19:44.180 if she wouldn't

00:19:45.160 touch SNC

00:19:45.900 Lavalance

00:19:46.440 how likely is she

00:19:48.420 to do anything

00:19:48.880 here

00:19:49.140 I'm worried it's

00:19:49.940 going to get away

00:19:50.460 with it Spencer

00:19:51.040 yeah we also have

00:19:53.520 to consider too

00:19:54.260 the media

00:19:54.700 I mean much of

00:19:55.220 the establishment

00:19:55.720 media

00:19:56.180 really they cover

00:19:58.140 up for them

00:19:58.620 or they minimize

00:19:59.120 it I think we're

00:19:59.820 starting to see

00:20:00.420 the rise of

00:20:01.180 independent media

00:20:02.280 becoming a lot

00:20:02.940 stronger in this

00:20:03.560 country

00:20:03.800 it's not quite

00:20:04.920 at the point

00:20:05.300 where it rivals

00:20:05.900 the strength of

00:20:06.520 the establishment

00:20:07.020 media just

00:20:07.560 because of the

00:20:07.960 money that in

00:20:08.540 many ways

00:20:09.020 Trudeau is throwing

00:20:09.720 into that old

00:20:10.400 system

00:20:10.820 but you're

00:20:11.640 starting to see

00:20:12.220 it at least

00:20:12.620 force the media

00:20:13.640 to cover more

00:20:14.400 stories even

00:20:15.420 when they don't

00:20:15.720 really want to

00:20:16.320 force the government

00:20:17.000 to respond to

00:20:17.700 things they don't

00:20:18.120 want to

00:20:18.440 so I think it is

00:20:19.560 starting to change

00:20:20.440 but it's not

00:20:21.000 changing right away

00:20:22.280 and you know

00:20:23.360 the establishment

00:20:23.880 media still has

00:20:24.520 a lot of power

00:20:25.060 a lot of people

00:20:25.600 only get their

00:20:26.200 news from there

00:20:26.820 and so it takes

00:20:28.180 a lot to wake

00:20:28.740 people up sometimes

00:20:29.680 and yeah I mean

00:20:31.540 the conservatives

00:20:32.380 they're also in the

00:20:33.020 midst of a leadership

00:20:33.660 race

00:20:34.040 they're not really

00:20:34.520 in a position

00:20:35.040 to do much

00:20:35.640 at this point

00:20:36.080 yeah that's a good

00:20:37.180 point

00:20:37.480 hey you mentioned

00:20:38.760 the rise of the

00:20:39.480 independent media

00:20:40.100 and I was talking

00:20:40.680 to Candice Malcolm

00:20:41.540 of True North

00:20:42.660 the other day

00:20:43.100 she started the

00:20:43.980 independent press

00:20:44.940 gallery

00:20:45.260 we have applied

00:20:47.540 for our journalists

00:20:48.560 here and I know

00:20:49.460 some others have

00:20:50.100 do you mind if I

00:20:50.980 ask you have you

00:20:51.720 followed that at all

00:20:53.020 have you looked at

00:20:53.840 what she's doing

00:20:54.540 and would you

00:20:55.140 consider joining

00:20:56.340 the independent

00:20:56.820 press gallery too

00:20:57.660 yeah I think it's

00:20:59.160 a great idea

00:20:59.760 I mean I've been

00:21:00.400 pretty critical

00:21:01.000 of the press

00:21:01.980 gallery

00:21:02.440 the current press

00:21:04.120 gallery in Ottawa

00:21:04.860 for some time

00:21:06.100 I think it's a

00:21:06.600 great initiative

00:21:07.100 by Candice

00:21:07.740 and I definitely

00:21:08.500 will be applying

00:21:09.200 I think it's

00:21:09.920 good to see

00:21:10.660 you know hopefully

00:21:11.540 what you talked

00:21:12.240 about the growth

00:21:13.400 and strength

00:21:14.000 of independent

00:21:15.020 voices we sure

00:21:15.920 need them now

00:21:16.440 more than ever

00:21:16.940 well listen my

00:21:17.620 friend it's great

00:21:18.060 to talk with you

00:21:18.660 thanks for taking

00:21:19.380 the time to join

00:21:20.080 us via Skype

00:21:20.820 and I want to

00:21:21.820 encourage our

00:21:22.660 viewers and I

00:21:23.160 said this before

00:21:23.780 when Candice was

00:21:24.520 on the show

00:21:25.040 it behooves all

00:21:27.800 of us to

00:21:29.040 support any

00:21:30.440 independent voices

00:21:31.600 in Canadian

00:21:32.180 journalism

00:21:32.660 and I know

00:21:33.400 Spencer Fernando

00:21:34.240 like us

00:21:35.040 doesn't take

00:21:35.640 a dime

00:21:36.060 in government

00:21:36.460 money

00:21:36.820 so let me

00:21:37.800 invite you

00:21:38.280 to go to

00:21:38.600 spencerfernando.com

00:21:39.940 and chip in

00:21:41.580 what you feel

00:21:42.060 comfortable doing

00:21:42.880 he's an important

00:21:44.060 voice in Manitoba

00:21:45.320 and I believe

00:21:46.040 he's an important

00:21:46.540 voice nationally

00:21:47.280 it's great to have

00:21:48.200 you on the show

00:21:48.660 and hopefully

00:21:49.020 some of our

00:21:49.700 rebel viewers

00:21:50.280 will become

00:21:50.800 Spencer Fernando

00:21:51.900 viewers

00:21:52.200 I know some

00:21:52.740 of them already

00:21:53.140 are but it's

00:21:53.720 great to

00:21:54.140 cross pollinate

00:21:55.200 a bit

00:21:55.540 good luck

00:21:55.900 my friend

00:21:56.320 thank you

00:21:57.360 appreciate it

00:21:57.940 all right

00:21:58.300 there you have

00:21:58.640 it

00:21:58.760 Spencer Fernando

00:21:59.780 stay with us

00:22:01.020 more ahead

00:22:01.540 hey welcome

00:22:13.620 back my monologue

00:22:14.260 last night

00:22:14.820 LB writes

00:22:15.720 as David always

00:22:16.740 says rules for

00:22:17.400 thee but not

00:22:17.940 for me

00:22:18.460 excellent reporting

00:22:19.780 rebel news

00:22:20.220 keep up the good

00:22:20.700 work

00:22:21.020 thanks very much

00:22:22.560 you know

00:22:22.980 sometimes I feel

00:22:24.420 like we are alone

00:22:25.300 but there's good

00:22:26.220 guys out there

00:22:26.760 like Candace

00:22:27.300 Malcolm

00:22:27.660 and Spencer

00:22:28.360 Fernando

00:22:28.840 maybe Spencer

00:22:29.880 was right

00:22:30.300 when he says

00:22:30.820 there's an

00:22:31.120 alternative group

00:22:32.160 of independent

00:22:32.740 journalists rising

00:22:33.620 Grace writes

00:22:35.220 everyone is an

00:22:36.640 essential worker

00:22:37.360 well it's true

00:22:39.520 in their own lives

00:22:40.640 in their family

00:22:41.120 lives to put bread

00:22:41.840 on the table

00:22:42.240 of course they are

00:22:42.980 and why not let

00:22:43.940 people choose

00:22:44.600 for themselves

00:22:45.440 on my interview

00:22:46.820 with Lauren Gunter

00:22:47.420 on Trudeau's

00:22:47.960 We Day scandal

00:22:48.580 Paul writes

00:22:49.260 rampant corruption

00:22:50.560 is business as usual

00:22:51.500 for the liberals

00:22:51.980 I'm betting we're

00:22:52.800 only seeing the tip

00:22:53.540 of the liberal

00:22:54.120 corruption

00:22:54.680 I think you're so

00:22:55.400 right

00:22:55.680 and I was thinking

00:22:56.780 back to the glory

00:22:57.380 days when Stephen

00:22:58.540 Harper's government

00:22:59.300 buying a $16

00:23:00.780 orange juice

00:23:01.660 from the hotel

00:23:02.420 bar fridge

00:23:03.000 that was a

00:23:04.000 fireable offense

00:23:05.060 now you've got

00:23:05.580 the PM himself

00:23:06.600 hoovering up

00:23:07.680 hundreds of thousands

00:23:08.540 of dollars

00:23:09.020 via his family

00:23:09.920 I bet

00:23:11.160 it's like the

00:23:12.120 Clintons ran

00:23:12.880 that whole scheme

00:23:13.820 when Bill Clinton

00:23:15.960 was in private life

00:23:17.600 and Hillary Clinton

00:23:18.200 was Secretary of State

00:23:19.040 and they just had

00:23:20.300 hundreds of millions

00:23:21.520 of dollars

00:23:22.020 pouring into

00:23:22.880 the Clinton

00:23:23.360 Global Foundation

00:23:24.500 I bet the Trudeaus

00:23:26.120 are millionaires

00:23:27.860 many times over

00:23:28.800 during the same

00:23:29.980 period of time

00:23:30.500 and frankly

00:23:31.020 how would we

00:23:31.640 ever know

00:23:32.620 that's the show

00:23:33.780 for today

00:23:34.200 until Monday

00:23:35.700 on behalf of all

00:23:36.960 of us here

00:23:37.280 at Rebel World

00:23:37.660 Headquarters

00:23:38.240 to you at home

00:23:39.080 good night

00:23:39.460 keep fighting for freedom

00:23:41.120 all right

00:23:42.160 we are

00:23:57.060 you

Rebel News Podcast - July 11, 2020

#WEscam： Trudeau caught steering millions of tax dollars to “charity” that secretly pays his family.

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