Why the Media Party loves Trudeau's plan to monitor political editorials in the next election campaign
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Justin Trudeau announces a government plan to monitor Canadian journalism, including newspaper editorials, and government-sponsored awareness sessions. And Ezra talks to a new Rebel talent, Janice Atkinson, about why she's fighting for everyone.
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Hello, Rebels. It is your Rebel Commander, Ezra Levant, here.
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You are listening to a free audio-only recording of my TV-style show, The Ezra Levant Show.
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An incredible announcement from Justin Trudeau involving the defense minister,
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who's going to be involved in monitoring Canadian journalism, including newspaper editorials.
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And there will be government-sponsored, I swear to God, I'm not making this up,
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She's joining our UK team, but she fights for everyone.
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And now, enjoy this free audio-only version of my show and the crazy news about government awareness sessions.
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Tonight, Justin Trudeau announces a government plan to monitor political editorials in the next election campaign.
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And the media party is fine with it because they know he's not coming for them.
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It's January 31st, and this is The Ezra LeVant Show.
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Why should others go to jail when you're a biggest carbon consumer I know?
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There's 8,500 customers here, and you won't give them an answer.
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The only thing I have to say to the government about why I publish it is because it's my bloody right to do so.
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You know, this whole foreign meddling in our elections thing, it really is an American conspiracy theory,
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a pathetic attempt to excuse why Hillary Clinton lost the 2016 presidential election.
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But now that same conspiracy theory is being imported to Canada by Justin Trudeau
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as an excuse to crack down on illegal campaigning by Russians or whomever.
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Now, obviously, I'm against foreign meddling in Canadian elections, but Trudeau really isn't.
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In fact, Trudeau and the Liberals collect foreign spending in Canada.
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They scoop it up, just like Hillary Clinton scooped up donations for the Clinton Foundation
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Here's a report in the National Post from a few years ago showing that foreign donations
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to the Trudeau Foundation skyrocketed right after Justin Trudeau was elected.
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Trudeau's in-house think tank called Canada 2020
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boasted about the fact that it was sponsored by Huawei, the Chinese cell phone company.
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Well, until last month, when suddenly they scrubbed their website.
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Here's an archived screenshot of the main page of Canada 2020.
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Just a reminder, this is a private lobby group run by Justin Trudeau's longtime friend, Tom Pitfield.
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It's where Trudeau's policy ideas are worked out in secret, as in away from Parliament,
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Look at all those different companies lobbying, dumping huge buckets of cash into Trudeau's think tank
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because it's a backdoor way to give money to Trudeau and his party without having to disclose it,
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without being limited by the rule against corporate donations or foreign donations.
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But you see there, you see Huawei in that middle line there,
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almost right in the middle of the page, two over from Google.
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That's a Chinese telecom company that has basically put Canada and China into a diplomatic war.
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So that was a screenshot of the front page of Canada 2020's website last month.
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Huawei is no longer on the front page of Canada 2020, but the Internet is forever.
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Do you think they actually gave the money back to Huawei?
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The money only goes one way and that's to the liberals.
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Or remember this, the Rockefeller Brothers Foundation and their multi-million dollar tar sands campaign
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from a decade ago to destroy the oil patch by cutting off pipelines.
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Look at all the different front groups that were being paid for by the Rockefellers out
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of New York, including the World Wildlife Fund.
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And you can also see the Pembina Institute near the bottom right.
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The former president of the Pembina Institute, Marlo Reynolds, he's now Catherine McKenna's
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And the former president of the World Wildlife Fund is Gerald Butts, who's Justin Trudeau's
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There really is a straight line between foreign meddling in our politics right into the prime
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I've shown you this list here before of over 100 so-called third-party lobby groups who
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campaigned for Justin Trudeau in the 2015 election.
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Only one campaigned for Harper out of this more than 100.
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Including a George Soros front group called Avaz.
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And they literally list their New York City address in their filings.
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Imagine how confident you have to be that the system is so rigged that you literally disclose
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that you're a foreign lobby group breaking the law.
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You're illegally campaigning in a Canadian election.
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And you actually have the chutzpah to tell that to Elections Canada.
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And you know you're just going to be just fine because that's how the liberals roll.
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So yeah, we have foreign meddling in Canada every day for Trudeau against the oil patch,
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And frankly, it's from China or at least Huawei.
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So all this was the excuse that Justin Trudeau used yesterday to announce that he's setting
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up an emergency committee, including with our defense minister, if you can believe it,
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to stand on guard for our Canadian election to make sure that no Russians meddle with it.
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Nothing is more important to this government than protecting our democracy and ensuring
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That is why we have a government-wide plan to prepare and respond to threats.
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As Minister Gould has announced, our plan includes four areas of actions, the first of which is
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The front line of our efforts to fight foreign interference is made up of Canada's three security
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agencies, including the communications security establishment, for which I am responsible.
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And together with the RCMP and CSIS, these three security agencies work every day to protect Canada's national security,
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the safety of Canadians, and the integrity of our elections.
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Okay, now if that's all there were, if that's all it was, that's fine.
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I don't want Russia, or more likely China, hacking our election.
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I feel good that we have paper ballots in Canada that can't be hacked online.
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I'm still quite worried about our election integrity.
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As you know, the liberals have abolished the requirement for photo ID to vote.
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I'm far more worried about that than Vladimir Putin, frankly.
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If you want to guard against the Russkies, I'm cool with that.
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It would have been nice to have some of this Russophobia a bit more during the Cold War when we actually needed it.
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But Pierre Trudeau loved the Soviet communists almost as much as he loved the Cuban communists.
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We are dedicating $7 million towards digital, news, and civic literacy programming
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that will help Canadians critically assess news reporting and editorials,
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know how and when malicious actors exploit online platforms,
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and acquire skills on how to avoid being susceptible to online manipulation by malicious actors.
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So Trudeau's liberals are going to monitor the media?
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Did media monitor journalism monitor editorials in an election?
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And if you're passing that off as standing on guard against Soviet tanks or something,
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the liberals won't lift a finger to Huawei other than to cash the check.
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The liberals won't stand up to our real enemies like Cuba and Iran.
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But the liberals are using our real enemies as an excuse to regulate the Canadian media?
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And we're supposed to trust the liberal party to appoint journalism monitors during an election campaign
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where the liberal party is a party in the campaign.
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So it's like a hockey game where one team gets to choose the referees.
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Of course, this is Canada, and we don't believe in referees for free speech.
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The only rule for the game of campaigns is listed in the Charter of Rights and Freedoms.
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There is no provision in the charter saying subject to Justin Trudeau's hand-picked media monitors
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and their budget and police officers and the defense minister.
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Of course, they're not actually going to monitor for election meddling.
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He's a historian who said, and I'm going to quote him here, he said,
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the behavior of any bureaucratic organization can best be understood
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by assuming that it is controlled by a secret cabal of its enemies.
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As in, this liberal committee isn't about ensuring that journalism is free.
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Let me read to you from an astounding document released by Trudeau yesterday
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Now, they started off by talking about cyberterrorism or whatever,
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but again, that's not really what this is about.
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You'll recall that just a couple of months ago, Ralph Goodale, our public security minister,
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said he was going to order Canada's spy agencies to stop saying that Muslims and Sikh extremists are a risk.
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But Ralph Goodale is putting the Liberal Party's ethnic politics ahead of safety,
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so he literally instructed, he ordered police to rewrite their briefing notes
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to say that Muslim terrorism and Sikh extremism are not a threat.
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So yeah, stop pretending that the real essence here is to keep us safe from terrorism or foreigners.
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It's about keeping Canadians safe from political commentaries the Liberals don't like,
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including commentaries from us here at The Rebel.
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In addition, the government is dedicating $7 million towards digital, news, and civic literacy programming,
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helping Canadians better understand online deceptive practices
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that can reduce the impact of efforts by malicious actors.
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So Justin Trudeau is going to tell us, with $7 million worth of money in the course of an election campaign,
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which is a huge addition to what his own Liberal Party has as a war chest.
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And of course, it's going to be his political allies on this committee,
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so it's really just an auxiliary Liberal war room.
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So, Trudeau's going to tell us what news to believe and what news not to believe?
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So when Justin Trudeau lied to the public and lied to the media about taking a secret vacation
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on a billionaire's island in the Bahamas, and he kept that secret from the public,
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kept it secret even from the Ethics Office of Parliament,
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when that story broke, he denied it at first because he's a liar.
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Would Trudeau's new election deception war room have told you not to believe the rumors
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and not to believe the conspiracy theories and not to believe the malicious actors,
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but to believe the Liberal experts, to believe the government, to believe him?
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Is that how they would have covered that if it had broken in an election campaign?
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Of course Trudeau and his whole team were lying.
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In fact, Trudeau was later convicted of breaking the law four times for his lying.
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He was convicted of four counts under the Conflict of Interest Act.
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First time any prime minister has been convicted of that act while they were sitting prime minister.
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Or remember when Bill Morneau, Trudeau's finance minister, lied about his French villa?
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He refused to disclose it publicly, and then he claimed,
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You know, I just got so many French villas, I just forgot about this one.
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And it was only a determined journalist who reported.
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So would that determined journalist have been condemned and discredited
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I mean, of course Trudeau and his Liberal War Room are going to lie about these things,
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And all the parties have their competing war rooms,
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It will still attack his enemies, but it'll use government money,
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and government resources, and government police,
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And government authority, and the reputation of the government?
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And he's going to pretend that somehow it's about politics when they're reviewing politics?
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The government plans on teaching you how to think and what to believe.
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The government will support skills development, awareness sessions.
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That sounds like something right out of Chairman Mao.
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Are you going to your awareness session tonight?
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And by the way, they're taking notes of who's the first to stop clapping.
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So you better clap really hard when they say Trudeau at the awareness session.
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So they're having awareness sessions, workshops, and learning material for Canadians.
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These activities would help citizens to critically assess online news reporting and editorials.
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Recognize how and when malicious actors exploit online platforms.
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And acquire skills on how to avoid being susceptible to online manipulation.
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How about manipulation at these awareness sessions?
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Can I get a session on how to be aware of manipulation at the session?
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So Trudeau is using your tax dollars to hire hand-picked liberal allies who will tell you the right way and the wrong way to read the news.
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And the right people and the wrong people to listen to and to believe who is malicious and who, like Trudeau, is only motivated by good things.
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Trudeau's foreign donors, they're global citizens, including Huawei.
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Now, I don't know of any foreign donors on the right, but if they were, they would be a national security emergency.
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Well, he's going to throw $7 million at us to denounce us.
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And he'll surely do much more behind the scenes to tell YouTube and Facebook and Twitter to cut us off.
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It is disappointing to see the conservatives engage in peddling rebel media conspiracy theories.
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It is disappointing to see the conservatives engage in peddling rebel media conspiracy theories.
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You know, I'd normally end things here, but this is just part of Trudeau's efforts.
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Bashing the media he doesn't like, demonizing the media he doesn't like, denormalizing it, having soldiers involved.
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But, look, that might not go over so well in a country that loves a free press.
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I mean, there might be some other journalists, not a lot of them these days, but there might be a few who would, you know, say,
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hey, this whole monitoring journalists thing, this whole awareness session thing led by the government,
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it's a bit more Venezuela-style, Iran-style, than Canada-style.
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We don't believe in governments hitting the media or news consumers with a stick.
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Well, you see, that's where the carrot comes in.
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Because if Trudeau can buy off the rest of the media with, oh, I don't know, $595 million in bailout money,
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maybe they'll be docile and compliant, and voila.
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They're probably going to be the largest recipient or second-largest recipient of Trudeau's bailout funds.
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In some ways, they're even more compliant than the CBC because they're more vulnerable.
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Fed's unveiled plan to tackle fake news interference in 2019 election.
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If Stephen Harper had announced on the eve of his election in 2015 that he was going to handpick a media monitor
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and give that media monitor $7 million to weigh into journalism during a political campaign
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and have awareness sessions, do you really think that excited news burst would be the headline?
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Now, this is a very long report by CTV, the one I just mentioned.
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But let me read to you, in its totality, the entire reference to the media interference provisions that I read to you.
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They say, educating citizen literacy on fake news.
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Lastly, the government is launching a new campaign for citizen literacy about misinformation online.
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This will encourage Canadians to read a diversity of sources, think before they share information.
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I wasn't going to ask them to think critically about what they see.
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Questionative messages are trying to influence them and encourage them to rely on trusted sources for news.
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As part of this effort, the government is spending $7 million on digital news and civic literacy programming.
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When all our citizens can vote without the threat of interference, said Sajan.
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So you have a minister of defense, a minister of defense, saying he's going to fight against
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the threat, his words, posed by Canadians choosing news that Justin Trudeau doesn't approve of.
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Now, you might say, Ezra, this is an exaggeration.
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Well, actually, and I just learned this today, the media party has been having secret meetings.
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Secret meetings to talk about how to divide up the $595 million bailout.
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They sit around the table, count the money, and figure out who gets what.
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If the media party were meeting in secret with a Trudeau-approved political activist running the meeting,
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do you think those media companies would tell you,
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now I know you're thinking, Ezra, it's crazy, conspiracy theory, shut up?
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Well, weirdly, one of the journalists in the meeting blabbed about it.
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A left-wing activist journalist named Jesse Brown, who runs an all-left clickbait site called Canada Land.
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Someone told me that Brown was invited to one of these bailout meetings and that he talked about it on his podcast.
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Oh, I don't think he's going to be invited back.
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See, this is the other half of the censorship story, because Trudeau would not dare to have the Minister of Defense
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warning Canadians about reading the wrong editorials and demanding you go to your awareness sessions.
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Trudeau couldn't get away with threatening Facebook with penalties if they don't delete his enemy's comments.
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Trudeau couldn't do that if he didn't pay off the mainstream media to look the other way.
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I'm going to play a few clips from his podcast.
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It's the second meeting like this that I've gone to as this news bailout process.
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I was invited very similarly in the very early stages to come.
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And they said, you can come and have a seat at the table as we discuss a possible federal government news subsidy.
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But you can say that it happened and that you went.
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And you can kind of talk in broad strokes about it.
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And this was like a tricky decision for me because I cover the media.
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So I don't like agreeing to gag orders of any kind.
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And I have this kind of like internal discussion with myself like, well, am I better knowing this stuff or not knowing it?
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Is that how we make laws and policy and budgets in Canada?
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So not in parliament, not in committees, not even in public forums.
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And if you can believe it, Trudeau apparently hired an American to facilitate the meeting.
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An American who worked for Hillary Clinton's campaign.
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So he throws this thing, a very sexy title, Public Investment in Journalism, a Collaborative Policy Development Workshop.
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And it was held like in, you know, kind of unlisted in some room at this democracy exchange, democracy summit.
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The whole thing is kind of from the democracy exchange summit, which I think like one of the guys behind it is like a guy, a navigator.
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We sat around, the idea was getting stakeholders together.
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And I can't tell you who was there, but I can tell you that like if you think about who are stakeholders in a media bailout, you know, the unions, the media organizations themselves, governments, a stakeholder, whoever organizationally you might think of as a stakeholder was represented.
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There was nobody there representing the public.
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But I was not there to be a pain in the ass, necessarily.
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Hey, guys, I think we found some foreign meddling in our election.
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Now, obviously, these being leftists, all they care about is milking you and your tax dollars.
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A big company that had a big audience, they said, well, this should be determined by how big your audience is.
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And then other people who are from companies where they felt like, well, we have the best values.
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And other people said, well, it should be about innovation, startups.
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And no, it should be innovation based as to who gets.
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So everybody had their own idea that was like a thinly disguised version of like me.
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And I chimed in to say, dudes, it doesn't matter.
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Sounds like the Unifor Journalism Union was there.
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I mean, Unifor, the largest journalist union, they publicly declared war on the conservatives
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If you remember this tweet, they're spending their members' union dues on that campaign.
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So obviously Trudeau and the Clinton staff for running this thing are going to richly, richly reward them.
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Now, I obviously wasn't invited to this, but it sure sounds like they talked about me.
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I mean, not me, myself as a person, but me as the personification of the rebel is in me,
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a stand-in for our other journalists, our independent journalism, and me as a stand-in for you.
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You, the people who need to be re-educated at awareness sessions.
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Did you, I didn't see you at the awareness session last week.
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You and me were mocked at this meeting by the elites, led by some Hillary Clinton staffer brought in by Trudeau to tell us how it's going to be.
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I think that Jesse Brown has a few drops of genuine journalist left in him.
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He says this is his second secret meeting, but obviously he's broken the secret, the first person to do so.
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I think there's a small part of Jesse Brown that realizes that when you're paid by the government to be a journalist, you're not a journalist anymore.
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When you're paid for sex, you become a prostitute.
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I think Jesse Brown knows that, and he also knows that the rest of us know that,
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and I think he has a tiny part of his brain saying, don't do it.
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They're going to call me that forever if I take the dough.
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The amount of discredit that that is heaping upon any journalist and journalism itself is as big a crisis, I think, as the financial crisis that journalism is facing.
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Like, there is an effort that we are inheriting from the states to just discredit.
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Like, even if we get journalists in all those legislatures, we're getting to a point where, like, we're so hated.
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I don't think we're out of touch with how hated we are.
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The public, we work so hard, we're working overtime, we're doing this for you.
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And the public's like, you're a f***ing liar, and you're, you know, learn to code.
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That's the new hashtag for all the laid-off journalists.
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You know, he talks a little bit about how Donald Trump invented the phrase fake news and how it's an American thing coming up from the states.
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No, no, Donald Trump just popularized the term fake news.
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And like all good nicknames, of which Trump is the master, nicknames only stick if there's some truth to it.
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Those only worked because people said, yeah, I see that.
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People don't say a nickname if it's not a good one.
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We know that the mainstream media is partisan and biased, and we know they're not neutral.
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We know that they're going to be much, much worse after the bailout goes through.
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We know that they're fine with voices like ours being silenced because they're on the inside with the $595 million already asking for more money.
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The fact that these other journalists were part of this secret meeting and kept it a secret shows you that it's true.
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They really are bought and paid for because if they were real journalists, they would have reported on the newsworthy meeting they attended.
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And it will take Harjeet Sajjan and a tank to shut us up.
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The populace are winning elections, kicking out the old guard.
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She's a member of the European Parliament for the United Kingdom.
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She's a Brexiteer, and as you can see, she is a fighter.
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Oh, I have watched that ad three times, and I will watch it three more.
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and you and I have stood on stages for the Freedom Marches in London,
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and I'm really, really delighted I'm joining you.
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I remember we met at the Royal Courts of Justice, if I recall,
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and I saw you on the street outside the Old Bailey,
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and our friend Jack Buckby interviewed you at length.
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So we sort of know each other, and I thought, you know,
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Tell our viewers, who might not be familiar with you,
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Some folks here on this side of the pond probably are not familiar with that.
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Can you give us a one-minute background on that?
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The European Parliament is a supranational body that is accountable to no one.
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we can't propose any legislation, and we can't repeal any legislation.
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So this supranational body, who are unelected, who are called the EU commissioners,
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sit above us, and then they propose legislation.
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And the European Parliament is made up by liberal leftists.
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but because we're elected under a proportional representation system.
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So it doesn't matter how many times the Brexiteers,
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we argue our case against migration, open borders, higher taxes,
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because all this legislation comes straight down from the commission.
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I mean, can you imagine North America and Canada
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I've campaigned for Brexit for 20 years, and we're nearly there.
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And I shall no longer be NMEP, and I shall be truly happy.
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and I'm doing my best to understand it from here in Canada.
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It's out, and you will no longer be a member of the European Parliament,
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that in 60 days' time, as we're recording this,
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There's a whole load of shenanigans going on in the British Parliament
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at the moment because there's some ultra-remainers,
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because actually, you know, they're just Social Democrats.
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They've never actually run anything in their lives.
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They've gone to elite schools, elite universities.
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And so, therefore, they don't actually know how to run a country.
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So the next battle is to get into the British Parliament.
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Now, what kind of subjects do you propose to report on
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and provide commentary for us here at The Rebel?
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Because, obviously, as a member of the European Parliament,
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but like you say, without the democratic legitimacy
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Like, you know more about that institution than 99.9% of people.
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Tell us some of the things that you are going to focus on
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The EU Parliament goes into elections in May of this year.
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because this is about the battle of our continent.
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This is the biggest battle that our continent has faced.
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We've got the chief populist in power in the US.
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And they've had it their own way for a number of years now.
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all my friends who are now either in opposition
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Because we're at this tipping point, basically, in Europe.
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And so, therefore, it's important that we get...
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is likely to be the largest party in Italy coming through.
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And also, Marine Le Pen is likely to be, again,
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from the migrants that have been forced upon us
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just not Macron's gilets jaunes, the yellow vest,
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that cost millions and millions and millions of pounds a year
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it's only then that you realise the length of the legislation
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I'm not going to give you too much information at the moment,
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but we'll take the cameras in and we'll expose this,
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and we'll play this to the peoples across Europe and North America.
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he reiterated what Kissinger said basically a few years ago,
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who do I pick up the phone to and call in Europe?
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You don't pick up the phone to anybody in Europe.
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You might pretend it's this great foreign international body.
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because it's not in front of your face all the time.
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this notion that just because you pump yourself
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which actually has been imported from California,
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We've got mental illness amongst a lot of people
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because it's being promoted by the governments.
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And again, I'm going to be unwrapping this sort of thing.
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And they're sitting there with their computers saying,
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has just gone through the entire Brexit campaign
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than Canadians or Americans think about the UN.
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If we ever had a referendum on the United Nations,
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I don't think our politicians would trust us with that.
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So much to say, I'm very excited to have her join us.
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and reality is starting to stare PM butts in the face.
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70 plus percent of Canadians didn't want the pay.
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in a weird technical fight over a Google search
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We're here to give the other side of the story.