Greg Wycliffe - March 25, 2025


Sarah Stock EXCLUSIVE Interview🔴Whats 'Xenophobic' Nationalism?🔴Defending Western Culture & Identity


Episode Stats

Length

59 minutes

Words per Minute

174.42505

Word Count

10,393

Sentence Count

72

Misogynist Sentences

3

Hate Speech Sentences

35


Summary

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Sarah Stock is a former employee of Rebel News and now a reporter at The Rebel. She is a xenophobic nationalist and has been featured in the viral clip that went viral a couple weeks ago where she argues that Canada is more european than some other European nations.

Transcript

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00:00:00.000 canadians are very excited about the upcoming election happening in the country and we have
00:00:08.680 a conservative party who is only just beginning to push back against the topic of immigration
00:00:13.320 meanwhile the conservatives are also mad at mark carney the leader of the liberals for saying that
00:00:19.180 canada is more european than some european nations and it's very interesting because when you look
00:00:25.260 south of the border the overton window has very much shifted to the right talking about
00:00:30.080 the foundation of western countries being european and christian and my guest today
00:00:36.040 had a very viral clip a couple weeks ago talking about this very topic and she embraced the label
00:00:43.280 of being a xenophobic nationalist we will introduce her in a moment but let's watch
00:00:48.340 this viral clip for those who have not seen it yet what's the problem with xenophobic nationalism
00:00:53.220 don't you think that's better for americans in general like xenophobic nationalism is better
00:00:58.180 we should have a coherent culture everyone should be a part of the same culture we should have
00:01:02.020 assimilation which do you get to choose what the culture is we already have a dominant culture
00:01:07.620 based on european and christian values and identity that is the dominant culture it's rooted in
00:01:13.540 european identity white so so your argument is that has been the dominant culture just to be
00:01:19.540 We're not letting people assimilate to that.
00:01:21.580 We're saying you should keep your culture, and this is why our culture is so divided.
00:01:24.720 Your argument is that Trump is good for those who want a dominant white European culture.
00:01:32.160 I mean, that is what America is.
00:01:34.400 It's rooted in European identity and Christian values.
00:01:37.640 That's what it has been.
00:01:39.420 Would you really disagree with that?
00:01:43.560 Amazing, amazing.
00:01:45.160 This is the one and only Sarah Stock.
00:01:48.440 she uh formerly an employee for rebel news and now an employee for uh slightly offensive without
00:01:57.440 further ado sarah stock how's it going yeah good thanks for having me i i actually totally agree
00:02:04.540 with you about the overton window shifting right now in the u.s and i'm just curious like do you
00:02:10.560 think that's happening in canada too oh man um it it is but like very slowly and and i feel like
00:02:21.320 the biggest bulwark or the biggest obstacle to that is our i mean i want to ask you about this
00:02:27.740 of what you think is wrong with canada because you've lived some time here um but i really feel
00:02:33.320 it's it's the the cowardice of the conservative party that's the biggest obstacle in the way
00:02:37.660 um so it is shifting like the why i'm optimistic about the right wing in canada is canadians
00:02:46.140 started to be a little bit racist they started to actually be wait a minute you know look at all
00:02:52.380 these indian people they're pooping on the beaches and to me that is like a like a miracle that that's
00:02:57.080 actually becoming a more uh popular sentiment so well canadians are like naturally the least
00:03:02.820 racist people in the world there's something about that yeah i feel like if a canadian becomes
00:03:08.480 racist it's like something bad is happening like that's not even their fault at that point
00:03:12.680 they're they're being forced to take that position i don't think any canadian just wakes up and it's
00:03:18.340 like you know i'm gonna say some offensive things i think they were forced into it i think that's
00:03:24.580 i think that's profound the fact because you're right we are super nice we are super super agreeable
00:03:29.860 all the time and even if we're acting racist guys something's wrong here something is wrong
00:03:35.820 but um yeah i mean we'll we'll talk tonight a little bit about uh mark carney in the upcoming
00:03:42.240 election i definitely want to get into that that clip and why why why pushing this part of the
00:03:47.600 conversation i think is so important america canada western european nations australia doesn't
00:03:53.940 matter like like this is to me this is the litmus test it's like if you're right wing are you going
00:03:59.700 to be opposing immigration are you going to be um you know celebrating or reminding everybody
00:04:06.600 that like hey these countries actually have a foundation to them that is european and christian
00:04:10.760 like like if if you're denying that if you're not actually agreeing with that then you're not
00:04:14.300 really right wing you're not actually really helping but um and yeah in canada there's really
00:04:20.960 not enough people who are just kind of simply stating this fact but uh we'll also talk about
00:04:26.080 kind of some subversive characters in the right wing as well um but are you tired of watching
00:04:32.360 that clip by now you've probably seen it dozens and dozens and dozens of times yeah i kind of
00:04:36.940 just tune out now when someone plays it i'm like yeah i've seen this a few times a few too many
00:04:42.480 times absolutely but um and yeah i'm curious because you're in a room with what was it 24
00:04:49.760 other like mega republicans from that video uh and i think i saw in another interview that you
00:04:55.020 were like yeah i feel like i was the most extreme one with that take was there any sort of like
00:05:01.000 response behind the scenes like after after that was filmed that was interesting oh yeah i mean
00:05:07.800 a few of them did sort of exit interviews and they kind of denounced what i said
00:05:13.300 and i'm not sure i don't think those really made it to the video or maybe one of them did
00:05:18.500 um and then i'm also in a group chat with a lot of people from the video
00:05:22.700 and i kind of called them out on it and they were basically saying okay now we kind of agree with
00:05:31.180 you we just really didn't like the way you said it so that was kind of and i was like yeah i know
00:05:35.420 i i said it like kind of a you know a provocative way but that was intentional and that's what's
00:05:42.480 needed that's what's necessary yeah um i i've talked about this recently with people like
00:05:48.740 jordan peterson there's one specific video in particular he posted a few weeks ago and it was
00:05:55.420 about we need to talk about multiculturalism in the uk and it was about rape gangs and it was like
00:06:01.860 an hour it was like 40 minutes and it's like you could have just said jordan peterson that you
00:06:08.240 know there's there's a lot of questionable like you know muslims come from shithole countries
00:06:13.060 and they they you know they they have they have a different culture than ours you know but it had
00:06:18.220 to be this like 40 minute long thing of like you know being very particular with your words very
00:06:23.340 safe with your words very um you know intellectual with your words and the thing is is like that
00:06:29.140 doesn't have the impact uh with like a viral clip like this does where it's like okay what's what's
00:06:34.100 wrong with xenophobia you know that's a crap whole country like trump said which was popular
00:06:38.680 and also like that's kind of old news you know what i mean like i feel like we all know that
00:06:44.740 like does does the word islamophobia even have any weight anymore in the right wing like i feel
00:06:50.860 like i feel like we're kind of past that yeah yeah i mean it's uh maybe not maybe not in canada
00:06:58.200 yeah unfortunately those words still get pushed around a lot and it's because no one's really
00:07:02.700 actually you know you asked the question is the overton window shifting we have a an officially
00:07:08.760 state-funded media right that doesn't help and we have basically every major party beholden
00:07:14.640 to this state-funded media and and the whole premise of the conservative party acting like
00:07:21.640 cowards over the past three years with polyev is uh well the media is going to call us names
00:07:27.180 so that's why we can't be conservative and it's like okay and it doesn't even matter because the
00:07:33.280 media still calls polyev names and he's never said a single thing that's controversial in his
00:07:39.700 entire life facts facts he's never said anything cool or abased or anything like what is very true
00:07:47.740 i and this is the thing i want to like him so bad like i want to have a clip where i'm like cool he
00:07:53.520 said something cool and the closest thing we have is him like chopping on a uh an apple and uh
00:08:00.060 that's it yeah and it's yeah it's kind of lame i like you know who i like is maxine bernier
00:08:08.160 yeah i i like the clip of him with those international students their visa ran out
00:08:13.940 and they're at a tim hortons and he's like he's like we don't need to hear brook a tim hortons
00:08:17.760 why don't you just go back to india he's like your visa ran out why are you protesting to stay
00:08:22.440 in a country that it's not even your country it's super simple it's super simple to be a radical
00:08:29.560 you know and um yeah i feel like some people get this idea that being a radical is like
00:08:34.900 being offensive or having like offensive rhetoric and that's not always the case at all like
00:08:40.100 sometimes being a radical is just pushing the conversation like you did in this clip
00:08:44.440 where it's just like no we have a you know fundamentally christian and european dominant
00:08:49.160 culture like that's super radical but but you're not being some crazy person like you know dropping
00:08:54.600 uh f slurs or anything like that you know
00:08:59.880 yeah and it doesn't need to be like not to use like you know that cringe word but doesn't need
00:09:05.640 to be like hateful either like i really don't hate anybody it comes from a place of love for
00:09:10.680 me everything i say comes from a place of love and and i think people if anyone really listens
00:09:17.080 to the clip i think they can kind of kind of tell that's where i'm coming from is i like my country
00:09:23.000 and i like our culture and i want to maintain that and i like how is that a hateful position
00:09:29.180 to have that comes from a place of love yeah yeah no absolutely um and and it's too bad because
00:09:37.280 some people do get caught up in like the resentment and this is why kind of like having a sort of like
00:09:42.060 christian sort of uh morality really helps because you're you know christians hopefully if they're
00:09:47.420 doing it right they're more aware of not being overcome with having hatred and resentment in
00:09:53.700 your heart and um it's it doesn't seem like a big difference but it it has a huge difference
00:10:00.300 the energy is certainly different you know when you're when you are speaking out to defend
00:10:06.340 and to uh you know because you love your country and love your people it's certainly different
00:10:11.880 than like oh i just want these brown people out of here fuck you know yeah it's got a different
00:10:16.120 a different uh energy to it but um i don't know you say you're not hateful but uh sarah you are
00:10:23.440 on anti-hate.ca so you are officially branded bigot xenophobe it's totally over for you i'm
00:10:31.000 sorry to inform you like this but this is on the front page of anti-hate what's the problem with
00:10:35.420 xenophobic nationalism former rebel news host asks in viral video um have you read this trash
00:10:41.160 have you bothered reading any of this yeah it's not very good journalism because they weren't
00:10:45.880 even able to dig anything and cool up about me so it was just basically like a transcript of the
00:10:52.460 video i was hoping i would be exposed for a little bit more than that you know disappointing
00:11:00.140 anti-hate disappointing disappointing couldn't couldn't even dox her family members hey what
00:11:04.720 the hell is this yeah um but yeah uh i'm i told you before we went live i'm working on a documentary
00:11:11.540 to expose anti-hate and the smear merchants in canada it's very similar to the sblc
00:11:16.880 in america or uh the adl for that matter and um yeah because i i feel like this is another thing
00:11:24.640 that just kind of you we've talked about it already i'm sure we'll bring it up again just
00:11:28.520 this sort of uh passiveness meekness this sort of uh you know afraid to ruffle the feathers sort of
00:11:34.100 attitude in canada and the anti-hate network does not or the hate experts doesn't make it any easier
00:11:40.420 because anytime somebody does speak up this anti-hate article comes up and then the article
00:11:46.580 gets shared around and these gullible canadians everywhere say oh well i got sent this anti-hate
00:11:52.240 article and apparently this person's a piece of shit because of this little link that i got
00:11:56.240 and it actually has a really really horrible effect on people's livelihoods and reputations
00:12:02.760 uh yeah and it affects all sorts of things like you know uh there's the comedians the danger cats
00:12:09.100 there's like any sort of right-wing activist who's being effective gets listed there
00:12:12.940 um and even like even yourself it's like oh viral viral clip talking about uh you know
00:12:18.820 canada being foundationally i guess america being foundationally like christian and european
00:12:22.800 we got to put her on the front page make her life harder um has this i was gonna ask if this
00:12:30.380 articles come up at all like is anyone shared with you and been like oh my god um it actually
00:12:35.680 hasn't but honestly thankfully i'm just in a unique position where obviously i'm an american
00:12:42.200 citizen and i live here and i'm gonna stay here so i don't really have to worry about that i don't
00:12:48.560 know ruining anything about my life like i work for someone who holds the same views as me so i'm
00:12:54.660 not going to get fired um and you know all of my friends back home they already know my views like
00:13:02.660 i you know i used to work for rebel news but i i'm just really vocal on social media already so
00:13:07.400 i don't know it just hasn't really sabotaged anything with my life but also i understand
00:13:13.600 that for a lot of other people they don't really have the same benefits as i do um a lot of people
00:13:19.900 are stuck in canada they might get fired from their job because of an article like that they
00:13:24.540 might lose friends or family members even um just because of the culture that's in canada right now
00:13:30.620 so i you know i obviously have a lot of sympathy for those people and it's kind of disgusting that
00:13:35.740 our government funds that website they fund that journalism to smear canadian citizens
00:13:42.860 over things that are not illegal by the way i you know i is that illegal is that breaking some hate
00:13:51.540 speech law what i said about xenophobic nationalism uh so no i mean it's weird because they have these
00:13:59.060 hate speech laws that are on the books but but they hardly ever enforce them uh probably because
00:14:05.260 it would draw attention to how absurd the law is because the law as it as it states is like you
00:14:10.200 know fomenting hatred against a specific group and it's like okay uh i you know talking about
00:14:15.640 decolonization like obviously it doesn't apply to hating on white people you know you can publish as
00:14:19.700 many books as you want about that but uh but no they haven't i i think there's only a few cases
00:14:25.060 where it's been enforced um but uh no it's not illegal and a lot of the time the stuff that
00:14:31.180 anti-hate posts is is like reaching it's not necessarily even honest and worst of all is
00:14:37.180 they completely ignore far-left violence far-left hatred far-left like everything so to say that
00:14:44.800 they're like an expert on hate isn't is is absurd they're clearly just like you know aligned with
00:14:49.860 antifa so uh yeah but uh let's let's get a little bit into that like what what the heck is wrong
00:14:56.760 with canada since you've you've uh you you were born in in canada that's right and you're moving
00:15:01.860 to america yeah yes exactly did you want to share anything about your time at rebel news
00:15:07.960 or why you left or if you were fired um yeah i i mean i had a great time working for rebel news i
00:15:15.900 started for them as an intern right out of high school and a lot of people don't realize like i
00:15:21.920 worked behind the scenes for them for a long time i worked for them for two and a half almost three
00:15:26.920 years um but yeah i mean our i just started to get a few different views than them on certain
00:15:34.340 issues and so i guess we we can say like we grew apart and so as of christmas day i stopped working
00:15:42.180 for them actually symbolic symbolic yes and really so it did kind of have to do with your political
00:15:49.720 views and it just not aligning yeah i mean yeah because i i before that i got i got along with
00:15:56.100 everyone um i i think i did good work for them they liked my work i liked them but but we just
00:16:03.060 we just didn't have the same views on certain things well hey the last interview I did was
00:16:07.500 with uh Mocha Bezergan who is also a for rebel news employee and he's doing great work independently
00:16:13.320 and uh I'm also a big fan of Elijah of course and uh slightly offensive and you've already written
00:16:18.520 some some good article articles for them is there anyone that any article in particular that you
00:16:23.820 like the most that you've uh written for them so far um I would say just like the pinned article
00:16:30.880 i have on my twitter okay um just about some some of these issues that just kind of like a zoom out
00:16:37.680 perspective of the past few years especially leading up to the u.s election um just about
00:16:44.080 like all these issues that conservatives just completely gave up on like we had melania trump
00:16:50.240 coming out as pro-choice right before the election and no one wants to talk about that
00:16:55.760 it's like so you know our our president's family won't even you mean pro-trans abortion
00:17:02.800 no pro-choice oh pro-choice yeah so it's like what does it even mean to be a conservative
00:17:08.720 anymore i mean this is why i don't even like to call myself a conservative anymore
00:17:14.800 uh so that's because what we're just conserving things from like five years ago that liberals
00:17:19.840 beliefs yeah yeah i know it's pretty straightforward and it's so sad because i compare it to uh to
00:17:27.820 canadian conservatives and they will say on all these issues no no that's a dead issue we can't
00:17:33.540 we can't fight back on that we can't fight back on abortion can't fight back on gay marriage can't
00:17:37.580 fight can't fight back on anything um but yeah go and check that out that's pinned on your twitter
00:17:43.360 very cool very cool um yeah so i mean what's we're gonna get into some more of the canadian
00:17:55.020 politics stuff and like what's happening in the election but before we do that it might make more
00:17:58.520 sense to if you have any sort of diagnoses of what the heck is wrong with this country what
00:18:05.660 the heck is wrong with conservatism here like you know you can talk about the conservative party
00:18:10.160 you can talk about i don't know just growing up like like anything because i'm always trying to
00:18:15.440 solve this rubik's cube of like what exactly is wrong with uh with some of the people here
00:18:20.040 in terms of uh just not being stronger conservatives um yeah i mean what i think is
00:18:26.940 i feel like a big part of it is there's less of like a like a christian cultural dominance in
00:18:35.640 canada i would say that because i think a lot of the social conservatives in america
00:18:39.440 are christians like if you look at the pro-life movement in america like the staunch conservative
00:18:44.740 pro-lifers most of them are catholics and they're like hardcore practicing catholics
00:18:51.240 and then even social conservatives on other issues like against transgender stuff or whatever or
00:18:57.580 pro-trump people or whatever most of those are evangelicals
00:19:01.400 so i i think that's like a big part of it honestly and then because of that because that's like a
00:19:08.380 such a pervasive cultural element in america it's also just like more normal to be conservative
00:19:15.140 so it's more okay to be conservative here but in canada it's like i mean that's like
00:19:21.960 embarrassing or something if you say you're conservative so you're not i don't know like
00:19:27.500 you can't go to like if you go to high school and you're like a proud trump supporter in canada
00:19:32.340 you know even though that's not like i don't but like some people do support trump in canada which
00:19:38.720 is like kind of kind of weird but there are people like that but if you do that you'd be
00:19:43.700 like kind of like kicked out of the friend group i think i don't know depending yeah i i think that
00:19:51.200 a lot of people in politics have lost especially in the right wing have sort of lost track
00:19:56.660 of this the social dynamics of politics and how important they are like to use a sort of
00:20:03.940 you know kind of like like cheap example you know it's not it's not like a popularity contest it
00:20:09.420 kind of is a popularity contest like you know appearing cool and and and being like a confident
00:20:15.300 charismatic leader that doesn't just speak to you know policies but actually speaks to like
00:20:21.280 you as a human being like that is the most powerful thing and it's almost an interesting
00:20:25.720 contrast of
00:20:27.480 if it were a high school scenario and you're a
00:20:29.760 young right wing person like would it
00:20:31.760 be cooler to have a MAGA hat on or to
00:20:33.760 be like some nerd with glasses who likes
00:20:35.480 Polyev well actually I'm nice
00:20:37.040 you know what I mean like it's almost like this nerdy
00:20:39.820 version of conservatism that's not even really
00:20:41.800 cool it's not even really like
00:20:43.620 strong or masculine
00:20:44.760 zero zero aura
00:20:47.740 and I said earlier like I
00:20:49.540 really want to like Polyev but like so
00:20:51.700 many of his clips I'm just like dude
00:20:53.860 dude i can't work with this i can't clip this like this is just you know like there's a recent
00:20:59.720 clip actually maybe we can play it it's kind of long but um you know since this election have you
00:21:05.700 been following canadian politics closely since like the uh the new year um i not super closely
00:21:12.760 i've been following it a little bit just you know this past week because i know we're kicking off
00:21:17.380 an election now but not not super closely i'll say that yeah you're like they're that's behind
00:21:23.140 me now that's a past chapter now we're moving on we're moving on i i uh i mean i i i can i can i
00:21:30.560 can appreciate that some days some days i wake up and look at the twitter feed in canada and i'm like
00:21:35.940 oh my god i i now understand why people are leaving but um but no the uh to give you kind
00:21:43.560 of just a quick calls notes essentially for three years we've had polyev leading the conservative
00:21:48.860 party okay and he's been kind of a huge he's kind of been a huge pussy quite frankly i've been
00:21:54.720 calling this out i've been yam yammering yapping about it for three years and a lot of these people
00:22:00.400 in the conservative party spear were like oh that's you know greg you're going too far that's
00:22:04.140 actually racist he needs to he needs to be a pussy in order to win and i even had a tweet
00:22:09.520 from 2023 that said if mark carney shows up and sells the same basic bitch fiscal conservatism
00:22:16.560 then polyev's going to become irrelevant overnight yeah trudeau resigned carney showed up and that's
00:22:22.780 exactly what happened and now he's calling an election because he's got the momentum polyev
00:22:27.720 does not and it's just so sad to watch because all these conservatives are like well yeah but
00:22:33.160 we're we're gonna keep using this be a pussy strategy and that's gonna help us win and i'm
00:22:40.360 honestly just like lost i'm like a lot i'm like i don't even know what uh what to say to you guys
00:22:44.720 yeah polyev is is saying we need a carbon tax election like dude like i think we need like a
00:22:52.500 immigration election like i think if you like walk out into the street in canada you're not
00:22:58.220 like oh look at all these carbon taxes you're like where am i uh i live in toronto so i can
00:23:06.620 confirm that's totally totally look at all these carbon taxes everywhere man these carbon taxes
00:23:11.460 smell um it's uh yeah i know absolutely and the thing is is we're getting like i think you had a
00:23:20.020 great uh soundbite earlier where i don't think palieva said anything controversial in his life
00:23:24.740 and this just yeah and it's because he's a career politician too so people like that just have no
00:23:32.060 aura in general because like he's just been like climbing the ladder trying to be prime minister
00:23:36.900 his whole life that he's like a career nerd basically he hasn't done anything cool
00:23:41.640 i feel i it's at the point like i used to like hate on him for a while but over the past few
00:23:48.400 months i see him at the podium like drinking water he's like i feel bad for him i feel bad
00:23:57.920 for him it's like man this guy's not like he's not keeping up with this he's not even like a
00:24:03.320 prime minister yet like i don't even know if he has the longevity to do this um even if he yeah
00:24:09.480 i don't know i think i think the one thing like i think best case scenario is that polyev wins
00:24:19.100 because obviously like maxine bernier just won't win sadly uh but best case scenario is he wins but
00:24:24.520 the ppc gets a lot of seats and then hopefully they'll actually be able to kind of sway the
00:24:29.860 the dialogue on some issues that's what i'm hoping for that would be great and i think that um
00:24:35.440 there's some alberta candidates and there's even some in sort of rural ontario that they have a
00:24:40.900 really good ground game and like they're really knocking a lot of doors they're really like you
00:24:45.400 know showing up uh in particular there's i'll shout out a few of them jason levine is somebody
00:24:51.180 who's uh doing a lot of good stuff uh tish conlin in ontario and uh peter taras as well i think he
00:24:58.680 got like nine percent of the vote in the last election uh which is a pretty big deal like that's
00:25:03.540 a pretty big deal for a ppc candidate clearly they have a strong ground game but um yeah i mean
00:25:10.500 another reason it's just like it's just so i don't know demoralizing is the the liberals have just so
00:25:18.260 much better propaganda like it's not even close like they got mike myers there and it's don't get
00:25:24.660 me wrong it's totally stupid it's a total like you know brain dead wear a hockey jersey yeah
00:25:30.940 form of nationalism of like hey did you see the hockey game hey remember mr dress up
00:25:36.140 yeah but they also both look canadian
00:25:40.500 you know what i mean like they're kind of doing a good job with that oh no that's what i mean
00:25:49.320 like they're they're yeah like if that was the okay if that was like the cpc ad they would be
00:25:58.840 wearing hockey jerseys but then they would need them all to be wearing their like diversity like
00:26:03.140 you know like maybe like a turban on someone or like a flamboyant sweater on someone else and
00:26:07.680 like a foreign flag like they're gonna need to like overcompensate to make sure it's like not
00:26:12.980 too nationalistic or something yeah and i totally feel that and even in this clip here they're
00:26:19.920 referring to specific characters in mr dress up and guess what conservatives this is going to be
00:26:25.220 alienating to immigrants who have not lived here this is like this is this is literally dog whistling
00:26:30.600 to white people talking about uh talking about mr dress up like if somebody just got here from
00:26:36.560 india they're gonna have no effing clue uh what they're talking about and that's what's so
00:26:41.260 interesting right now about their messaging it's like you know the term like throwing red meat to
00:26:45.920 the base yeah like when a politician throws red meat to the base that's like saying something
00:26:51.400 that's going to get their base really excited the problem is is that carny is throwing red meat
00:26:56.640 to like the right wing like the far right who want their identity to actually be european
00:27:03.420 so like the whole the whole thing is such a mess i'll play this clip um so this is mark carny
00:27:09.900 sorry this is brian lily a right-wing pundit for sun media or sun news no mark carney we aren't
00:27:18.760 european we are canadian um let's play the clip and then we'll talk about it mark carney wants
00:27:25.960 to make all of canada european just like well he is did you see carney speaking with emmanuel
00:27:31.700 macron france's president on his trip to paris there he is declaring canada's a european country
00:27:36.920 With you, Mr. President, I want to ensure that France and the whole of Europe works enthusiastically with Canada, the most European of non-European countries.
00:27:51.200 Now, this isn't surprising because Carney has described himself as a European in the past.
00:27:56.100 I mean, would you describe yourself as a European?
00:27:59.080 him well i mean i kind of honestly like i see both perspectives on this because i think some
00:28:06.860 americans like even like strong like american nationalists would be like we're not european
00:28:13.740 because we rebelled against them you know so i think he's trying to do that same thing like
00:28:17.620 brian lily's trying to do them it's like yeah but you guys didn't really like rebel like you're
00:28:21.820 still under the crown you know it's canada so you're kind of are european and also there's a
00:28:29.260 whole province where everyone still speaks french you know yeah there's still like there were like
00:28:36.840 government government funded or there still are government funded catholic schools because of
00:28:41.400 deals we had to make so i there's definitely a lot of like there's still actual european
00:28:48.500 influence in canada so what mark carney said is like completely true yeah yeah exactly and uh
00:28:56.540 it's it's weird that it's like the right-wing people who are like uh like this guy like brian
00:29:02.080 lidley who are seething about it let's actually see i i let's see what what he says at the end
00:29:07.780 here now that's due to his irish passport the thing that he says he's going to get rid of
00:29:11.940 renounce his irish citizenship renounce his british citizenship says you'll only have one
00:29:15.900 passport i don't know maybe he's in britain to renew his passport this week but mark carney is
00:29:21.240 trying to adjust what canada is and defining canadians now as european as opposed to how
00:29:26.840 justin trudeau did it as not american how about this we're canadian how about this we're canadian
00:29:33.780 i mean have you seen have you seen the clips from uh we're gonna play this next have you seen the
00:29:41.720 clips from Pierre Polyev
00:29:43.160 where he says anyone from anywhere
00:29:45.800 can do anything and our
00:29:47.660 nationalism is not based on
00:29:49.900 bloodline
00:29:51.560 background or
00:29:53.480 birthplace.
00:29:55.320 Have you seen this yet?
00:29:57.080 So what's it based on?
00:29:59.160 I don't know.
00:30:00.740 Good question. I have no idea.
00:30:04.100 No one seems to know.
00:30:06.380 No one seems.
00:30:06.820 But have you seen these clips? It's outrageous.
00:30:09.360 I don't think so. Show me it.
00:30:10.500 okay there is a subtitles for you this was at his america or sorry canada first rally
00:30:19.100 from uh i think like a month ago now yeah february mid-february where he was like trying to rebrand
00:30:26.260 to be like more nationalistic yeah these here's a compilation of all like the post-national slop
00:30:32.980 that uh he was spoon-feeding his base ready ours is a nationalism not based on bloodlines
00:30:40.300 birthplace or background whether your name is martin or muhammad paliev or patel that anyone
00:30:48.260 from anywhere can do anything we will treat all our people regardless of their race as canadian
00:30:55.000 and canadian first with no hyphens we are all canadians and canadians first what binds us
00:31:03.220 together is the canadian promise that anyone from anywhere can do anything whether your name
00:31:10.200 is martin or muhammad you get the idea um yeah you're like yeah so glad i'm not in canada anymore
00:31:20.860 i mean come on that just sounds like that sounds like that would be like a
00:31:26.600 a liberal speech like actually like a a canadian liberal speech which says a lot too
00:31:33.260 yeah yeah that's really cringy it's like they've switched roles you know it's like polyev is the
00:31:41.440 more liberal one and it is i just i had to play that clip because brian lily is like he's trying
00:31:46.560 to transform who we are it's like well compared to polyev that clip from polyev anyone from
00:31:53.560 anywhere can do anything any uh criminal can break into any house in the gta and and do anything
00:32:00.840 you know like it's it's um it's almost the worst how is that any different from trudeau saying
00:32:08.900 that canada is a post-national state like what paulieff said like what argument does he even
00:32:14.480 have against that because is he not just saying the exact same thing he doesn't he doesn't he
00:32:21.380 doesn't uh at all but folks for those watching if you have a question for sarah stock please
00:32:26.500 send in a super chat um no that's a absolutely and this is why it's so frustrating because
00:32:33.020 you see all these people right honestly rightfully terrified of carney he's obviously a big globalist
00:32:39.740 he's obviously you know rubbing shoulders all sorts of who knows what his actual plans are
00:32:43.900 and he's got the you know liberal mass media in his back pocket so like who knows what he's going
00:32:49.420 to do to uh you know pillage the country uh i don't want him as leader either but yeah everyone's
00:32:56.560 kind of coming to fight for polyev and it's like uh i get it but this guy just sucks man
00:33:03.140 like this guy's not like yeah even with this propaganda even with his messaging it's like
00:33:09.020 i don't even know if he can really like gain back any ground at this point yeah i don't know he just
00:33:15.580 needs to take a he needs to switch it up a little bit and take a bit of a firmer stance on things
00:33:20.600 like immigration i mean his immigration i think i saw a tweet of yours maybe i think it was like
00:33:26.160 today or yesterday where you're pointing out that his only stance on immigration is like opposing
00:33:32.340 the century initiative yeah pretty much and it's like okay so you're just you're only taking an
00:33:39.220 oppositional stance to something that's like extremely insane but you're not gonna so okay
00:33:46.580 so paulieff how many people do you think canada should have in a hundred years yeah you know like
00:33:55.060 like what would he say to that well the last clip daniel shout outs daniel tyree who clips this stuff
00:34:01.020 is on top of it uh he's a re-migrationist aka mass deportationist but i guess the last interview
00:34:08.140 clip was him saying 250k a year uh let's do the math on that would that get us to 100k
00:34:15.120 by uh you know by 20 2100 if we kept at that pace
00:34:22.080 i can't i can't do that good math in my head but i would say if i'm gonna estimate i'm gonna
00:34:30.600 guess right now before we calculate and say that's gonna take us like 70k
00:34:35.880 okay so if we went at 60k yeah if we went to polyev's rate yeah it would be around 60k so
00:34:45.140 i mean it's not it's how many houses is that think of how many houses is that
00:34:53.800 it's nuts you know how many slums is that it's just like why why do we even need more people at
00:35:01.060 all why do we need like seriously why do we need more immigrants why we we've taken in so many
00:35:08.340 right yeah and and the brain dead liberal argument is well look at all this land look how much space
00:35:16.340 there is and it's like yeah the majority of people live within like 100 kilometers of the border
00:35:21.540 like on this like thin line uh up the south of the country um and also yeah i mean what's so
00:35:29.500 frustrating having followed polyev so closely over the past three years like he he made this
00:35:34.200 housing crisis video he made a housing crisis video uh a year and a half ago or so and it was
00:35:40.880 like this is how trudeau's ruining the housing market blah blah blah it's like 15 minute video
00:35:45.280 super nerdy look at all these charts look at all these graphs look at all these numbers
00:35:48.520 and guess what topic guess what number does not come up this entire time immigration immigrants
00:35:56.600 yeah the amount of immigrants coming into the country does not even factor into the housing
00:36:01.720 crisis at all but since carney showed up since you know he's tanked in the polls all of a sudden
00:36:08.660 he's like hey did you know that immigration levels are connected to the housing crisis
00:36:13.460 and it's like like yeah it's really it just seems like intentional stupidity and intentional uh
00:36:22.380 yeah but um so i there there is a clip i wanted to play uh i don't think i'm going to be able to
00:36:33.600 find it unfortunately but i'll just i'll just spell it out for you because because i feel like
00:36:37.980 it's kind of emblematic of this a similar issue we were talking about in terms of uh you know
00:36:44.280 the canadian disposition towards politics and i was at the trucker convoy and i was there on camera
00:36:50.700 kind of recording people interviewing people and uh there was this march happening it was one of
00:36:55.120 the early days and i don't know maybe people might find this kind of cringe i was i was i was vibing
00:37:01.640 i was having a good time and i was like hey man to this like other young guy marching i'm like
00:37:06.080 do you want to say the n word with me nationalism nationalism you know and he was like i'm all about
00:37:13.700 peace and love baby and i was like man why are why are so many why are there so many hippies
00:37:21.420 you know like there's so many hippies i guess it's related to the sort of uh lack of uh christian
00:37:28.600 faith in the country but um there's it's kind of been replaced by this like easygoing hip hippie
00:37:34.900 sort of vibey uh hey man yo bro just chill man yo just chill chill yeah i mean i just i think
00:37:44.380 canada needs more kind of like i i hate this word but like thought leaders you know what i mean
00:37:51.700 because like america i mean american politics are kind of dead before trump too like think about
00:37:58.580 like it was i feel like we take for granted now people even hate on trump now like i kind of hate
00:38:03.400 on trump now sometimes too but like before him it was all neocons right like the the people we hate
00:38:12.360 now like dan crenshaw that was like everyone before trump came along and just like one man
00:38:17.940 was like basically powerful enough to kind of change the whole political dynamic uh and canada
00:38:24.600 just doesn't really have that and they don't even have really any you know they they don't have
00:38:30.460 anyone doing that not even like a political leader but anyone like in the media who's like
00:38:35.020 big enough who's made that impact and i think that's kind of a big problem because a lot of
00:38:40.840 people would agree with what me and you are saying like i would say like a huge number of people would
00:38:46.780 agree with it most canadians i'll say like native canadians are completely fed up with mass
00:38:55.680 immigration but everyone's too scared to say it and i think that's just because no one really is
00:39:00.820 saying it in like a public in the public arena right and no one like no one's saying the things
00:39:07.300 that are so controversial to say that other people could just like casually start saying that too
00:39:12.400 right and it's not even controversial it's sometimes it's just like a factual reflection
00:39:21.320 of truth that yeah that is just deemed controversial in the sort of yeah but it's it's controversial in
00:39:28.200 canada but i mean i i think people still like everyone still talks about it like at home and
00:39:34.440 everything and like with their friends yeah and there's even um there's even been i know it's
00:39:40.340 like no studies there's been studies but there has been studies actually that um i think there
00:39:47.840 was one that said 60 percent of canadians supports uh stopping mass immigration or even supporting
00:39:53.600 deportations mass deportations yeah and still still for some reason our political class is
00:40:00.040 like afraid to say anything about this yeah doesn't make any sense um maybe they're all part
00:40:07.180 of the century initiative but let's talk about the flip side because in the states there's kind
00:40:14.320 of an interesting phenomena where of course you might have the sblc or whoever call you a xenophobe
00:40:21.560 or call you a horrible person but speaking of thought leaders it appears that there's kind of
00:40:25.740 thought leaders attacking the right wing from a different angle of saying you are uh i don't have
00:40:33.940 i can bring it up but it was there was this big sort of think piece about christ is king and it
00:40:40.320 It was signed by Jordan Peterson as, you need to look out for these Christ is King stuff.
00:40:47.200 You're probably more familiar with this, but this isn't a one-off.
00:40:51.960 There's various efforts to discredit or smear people who are too Christian, too European-centric,
00:41:00.040 and they're a thought of America.
00:41:03.380 Oh, yeah, for sure.
00:41:04.540 I mean, I'm sure you know, the Christ is King debate kind of went on for a year.
00:41:10.320 But it's totally random, I think, that it got brought up again, like, a year after the whole Candace Owens Daily Wire situation.
00:41:19.760 I was like, I'm sorry.
00:41:20.620 Well, I mean, it's during Easter.
00:41:23.020 It's during Lent, right?
00:41:23.860 Yeah.
00:41:24.140 That's probably why.
00:41:25.280 Yeah, but I'm like, okay, why are we doing a study on this?
00:41:29.300 You know, like, it was really dumb.
00:41:32.240 um but yeah like the fact that jordan peterson would collaborate with a bunch of people
00:41:37.880 who aren't christians and he's not a christian himself to try to say that
00:41:44.300 you know this is like an anti-semitic dog whistle and stuff um
00:41:48.880 and i i think what always happens is like the people defending this hit piece from the right
00:41:56.420 are trying to say oh well it is true that some people have used christ as king say like
00:42:03.440 oh christ is king you dirty jew or something like that and it's like oh they did use it in
00:42:10.380 an anti-semitic way or something and it's like okay so like some anon account said something
00:42:16.100 you know like i don't think i like why does that matter like why do you need to do a study on that
00:42:21.220 um i i love how that's i just feel like i'm just like okay so like why are you why are we siding
00:42:28.660 with like how are you as a right-wing christian gonna side with like the basically the adl
00:42:35.360 in some hit piece against christians like maybe just maybe you don't have to like think that
00:42:41.220 hard about this maybe just like look at it and be like okay yeah i'm gonna i'm gonna take the
00:42:46.180 side of the people saying Christ is king here yeah yeah it certainly does not seem organic
00:42:53.140 and uh that's that's certainly having like looked at the behavior of anti-hate and how people can
00:43:01.320 get smeared and have their reputations destroyed there's always like this sort of muddying of
00:43:06.120 there's all these different techniques but uh like one thing they like to do is they like to
00:43:09.880 muddy the waters so they'll take a valid criticism of Israel for example and they'll say actually no
00:43:14.640 you hate all jews and it's like we're like actually no you're with these like terrorists
00:43:17.580 and it's like what like no like you're completely you're completely smearing muddying the waters
00:43:22.720 between a valid criticism and like you know genuine hatred and then the other thing that
00:43:26.580 they love to do uh they as in like the smear merchants is they love to um like you just said
00:43:33.900 they'll take an anon account they'll be like look sarah look look what it says in your car i've
00:43:39.560 actually had friends who are jewish reach out to me and they say look what's in your comment section
00:43:44.380 and i'm like i don't control the comment section like what do you mean people try to people try to
00:43:50.680 act like like i agree with my everything people my comment section say i'm like honestly like i
00:43:57.140 hate half the people in my comments okay because some of them are really stupid i like you just
00:44:02.380 can't you can't delete people's replies on twitter so what do you want me to do about it but it's it's
00:44:08.060 just it's an absurd like extrapolation of like your power and responsibility it's like
00:44:14.300 you're responsible for everything everyone says that's in your like it's just totally absurd like
00:44:19.060 it doesn't make any sense um and also to go the the extra conspiratorial step further it's like
00:44:26.580 that could totally be fabricated to make you look bad yeah to make anybody look bad yeah and it's
00:44:32.100 like that's why we need to have speech laws because of all of these all of these anon accounts
00:44:37.280 that's why we're going to censor everybody um yeah very cool very cool um and then sometimes
00:44:46.780 sometimes it's a very sort of there's different types of attacks where it's like a uh maybe it's
00:44:53.180 a think piece it's these thought leaders trying to contract a very construct a very intellectual
00:44:58.000 reason of like why you're a morally bad person and you know why christ is king is bad and then
00:45:02.900 you have you have tweets like this where it's just like people calling you a hoe and saying
00:45:09.100 this person just sucks you know it's kind of just like almost just like the social dynamic smear
00:45:14.080 of like that person's a loser that she's a hoe uh what were your thoughts when you first uh saw this
00:45:19.780 james james lindsey this explains there's a lot to unpack here there's a lot to unpack here
00:45:27.060 but what were your first thoughts when you saw this my my very first thought is like who spells
00:45:32.460 hoe like that in 2025 this is like such a boomer way to spell hoe because it's supposed to be with
00:45:39.420 an e um but yeah i mean i just laughed because i'm like i've seen this guy speak at like turning
00:45:47.480 point conferences and stuff and he's supposed to be like this like highly respected guy
00:45:52.800 who's capable of having all these intellectual debates you know and goes on all these shows
00:45:59.700 and blah blah blah and it's like he's just like calling me a hoe because he disagrees with my
00:46:06.200 perspective on we were talking about like this very like deep topic of like christianity and
00:46:12.460 liberty like having this like little debate you know i wasn't calling him any names he's like
00:46:18.300 this explains this ho well it just made me laugh yeah and the caption too of the clip that he
00:46:26.160 attacked you on is hey are white people allowed to have their own interests and he's like this
00:46:32.500 explains this ho it's like why why does that piss you off so much like that's like white people
00:46:38.600 being able to advocate for their own interests it's it's crazy how that that triggered him so
00:46:43.460 back i know and i don't even like did he watch the clip and see what i was talking about i'm not
00:46:49.660 sure but i guess that that whole idea triggers him but i mean james lindsey is like he's one of
00:46:57.800 many people who really should should be voting democrat you know what i mean like i think we
00:47:04.960 let i think we let a few too many of them into the republican party that's just my personal
00:47:10.840 opinion when we when we opened up you know we made this big tent and it's like okay you know
00:47:18.300 it was like cool like whatever we got like men out of women's sports and all this stuff
00:47:23.820 it's like okay deep down you're like a huge liberal and we're not even deep down but just
00:47:30.340 obviously on the surface people like him they're huge liberals and it's like honestly i would just
00:47:38.080 appreciate it no offense but go back to the democratic party and how about you just try to
00:47:45.320 shift your own party further to the right and i'll appreciate that instead of you coming into my party
00:47:52.600 and trying to pull us back to the left like that actually just kind of pisses me off yeah yeah and
00:48:02.660 i just wish there were more people like you in canada because i feel like the amount of people
00:48:07.440 who are i call it like the cpc plantation like the conservative party plantation the amount of
00:48:12.260 people who are like off of it they're in very short supply like it's it's literally like a
00:48:17.400 handful or of or two of people who are actually dissenting against this uh this uh pussy
00:48:24.100 conservative party but uh while we're ragging on james lindsey i thought i i use this as an example
00:48:29.380 of kind of what we were talking about a second ago which is there's this very interesting political
00:48:34.580 comic talking about
00:48:36.580 Israel and
00:48:38.260 the JFK files came out
00:48:40.480 there were certain connections that might
00:48:42.460 have the JFK assassination
00:48:44.360 connected to Mossad and Israel
00:48:46.700 and so there's this comic saying
00:48:48.620 okay Israel was like a little small
00:48:50.580 dog when it first
00:48:51.500 became a country
00:48:53.880 and then Kennedy here
00:48:56.340 the dog's getting bigger and then now
00:48:58.420 it's like this massive beast
00:48:59.640 and if you look at the amount of money that
00:49:02.280 goes through AIPAC
00:49:04.460 the israeli lobby the whole point is this is an interesting political commentary like it's an
00:49:09.460 interesting comic that's what that's what political comics do they create commentary for people to
00:49:15.440 think oh interesting that's an interesting comment but but what does uh james lindsey say
00:49:19.960 more casual american nazi propaganda from a large account popular with people in maga
00:49:26.000 who aren't discerning enough to know an obvious enemy so it's not this is nazi propaganda now
00:49:31.820 this uh political commentary uh yeah exactly can we calm down a bit james like can we allow
00:49:38.500 political commentary anymore comics we're all just nazis i guess uh it's just exhausting isn't it
00:49:45.120 yeah i mean that's obviously talking about like this the state of israel having too much control
00:49:52.560 over american politics which i feel like is that even controversial to say anymore i feel like
00:49:58.340 everyone kind of agrees on that now like maybe if not you know maybe if you work for the GOP
00:50:03.440 you can't say that because you don't want to get fired but I think everyone knows everyone's a
00:50:08.560 little bit sick and tired of it um so I don't think that's Nazi propaganda you don't have to
00:50:15.160 be a member of the National Socialist Party of Germany that doesn't exist anymore to to see like
00:50:22.820 this obvious problem like strictly american problem not strictly american but you know
00:50:29.060 american issue yeah and you can look at it from the analytical numbers standpoint where there is
00:50:37.200 a huge amount of money from apac the israel lobby that goes into the pockets of politicians you can
00:50:43.160 look at it from the money standpoint but it also is permeating the mainstream conversation we have
00:50:48.380 these two, Andrew Schultz and Theo Vaughn.
00:50:51.240 I'll play this clip quickly, but essentially it comes up verbatim what we're talking about.
00:50:55.980 We value freedom.
00:50:58.140 I don't think we would ever accept being controlled by another country.
00:51:01.440 I think the majority of us would rather die before that happened.
00:51:04.400 Or we just don't know that it's happening.
00:51:06.300 Here you go again.
00:51:07.880 Theo, Theo, here you go.
00:51:09.460 Theo, Theo, Theo, what country are you talking about?
00:51:12.380 Theo, Theo, Candace, see what you started, Candace.
00:51:16.880 Theo, what are you talking about?
00:51:18.380 yeah so um it's like i don't think any american would like to be controlled by a foreign country
00:51:24.840 and then theo's like oh well maybe it's already happening and andrew schultz is like oh no this
00:51:30.740 is your fault candace owens so it's uh like there's the whole there's the whole thing in a
00:51:34.880 nutshell um but yeah and it's like you know part of me is jealous it's because it just it just feels
00:51:41.340 like america is so far ahead on this conversation and i look at canada and like we're still just
00:51:46.920 trying to rub two sticks together we're just trying we're trying to like the most basic
00:51:51.240 basic principles of conserving uh anything is just uh it's like pulling teeth up here
00:51:58.160 yeah well i mean hopefully that'll change you know if the ppc gets some seats like
00:52:05.320 i i kind of like i only really think that the ppc is the party that could really push any change
00:52:14.320 i don't think the conservative party is going to do anything um yeah especially just on issues like
00:52:21.340 that like multiculturalism and national sovereignty i don't think the cpc is gonna do anything about
00:52:27.880 that yeah and do you have any thoughts on sort of the like strategy and approach because i've
00:52:34.640 tried to explain this to people of how by supporting the ppc you actually are forcing
00:52:41.480 the conservative party to react and to move and a lot of people don't understand this and they're
00:52:46.880 like no no i'm just gonna bite my tongue i'm gonna shut up i don't like what polyev is doing
00:52:51.500 but i'm still gonna like support him anyway um so do you have any thoughts on like like the
00:52:56.220 importance of being like a radical or or just like push the overton window yeah i mean i think
00:53:03.240 that's really important that's what a lot of people are doing in the u.s i think you know
00:53:08.300 the u.s is different because it's just like a much bigger political landscape so there's so
00:53:13.240 many different factions of the right wing and left wing and everything um but yeah i think that's
00:53:19.480 important in canada like i mean i would i would vote for the ppc personally um and
00:53:28.920 sorry i just like lost my train of thought real quick um yeah i was talking about uh the importance
00:53:36.180 of like pushing pushing the envelope and and supporting more radical voices and how like like
00:53:42.760 you said earlier in the conversation it's like we just need more people who have a platform publicly
00:53:47.600 opposing immigration it doesn't have to be anything fancy guys like it really doesn't have to be
00:53:53.540 anything extreme like you don't have to like be on a half pipe with a skateboard like you literally
00:53:58.700 just need to be like yeah there's you know we people are gonna be yeah legally and they have
00:54:03.040 be deported so um okay i remember so one other thing i was gonna say though i don't think the
00:54:09.520 only solution needs to just be like okay vote for the ppc i think also we should just try to reform
00:54:16.880 the cpc from the inside as well so if there are people who maybe hold similar views to the ppc
00:54:25.760 uh but you know maybe they don't have a public record of doing or saying anything crazy
00:54:31.360 maybe they could run for the cpc you know what i mean like maybe maybe they could be a little bit
00:54:37.360 more of a further right cpc kind of play it safe get in power and try to shift the narrative a bit
00:54:43.280 more and i i think you know i think you can do it both ways and i think both ways are important
00:54:49.040 i mean canada's reformed its conservative party before so it can happen again it has it has and
00:54:57.440 and i like what you're saying but i've talked to so many uh conservative party people who have like
00:55:03.520 getting being kicked out for yeah just beginning to like speak out a little too much and they just
00:55:08.720 get the boot that's true yeah so they do gatekeep a lot yeah yeah but um yeah and i guess like the
00:55:17.920 the detrimental thing of the infiltration is it's just more people receiving lip service
00:55:24.640 and then not saying anything because like oh no they're gonna be based soon yo sarah don't worry
00:55:29.680 once they get voted in once they get all the power yeah once they get all sorts of lobbyists
00:55:33.600 speaking in their ear then they're gonna actually oppose immigration is like is that how it works
00:55:37.600 so we're gonna wait for four years to not talk about immigration that's the strategy to shut our
00:55:42.160 mouths for four years okay uh good plan all right but um hey i really appreciate your time um is
00:55:53.040 Is there anything else that you wanted to talk about
00:55:55.720 or promote anything in the future
00:55:57.460 that you're excited about for your career?
00:56:04.480 I don't really have anything
00:56:05.900 off the top of my head right now.
00:56:07.540 I'm gonna be writing more articles soon,
00:56:10.760 have a few more interviews coming up.
00:56:12.640 And yeah, I mean, I have plans,
00:56:17.100 but I'm not gonna share them quite yet.
00:56:19.840 Nice, fair enough.
00:56:21.600 Thanks so much for this interview.
00:56:22.920 think it's a very good talk and i'm excited for the future in the u.s and hopeful for the future
00:56:30.000 in canada yeah absolutely and hey thank you thank you every time there is a you know good looking
00:56:38.380 aryan woman you just stating the facts it's always great to see and uh i mean isn't it isn't it crazy
00:56:45.840 how just you stating a few facts like that in a jubilee video can just go so viral and you see
00:56:52.020 like hundreds of people you don't know giving their own take and reaction to it in one way or
00:56:57.220 another yeah it was kind of it was kind of crazy um well that's kind of what i was saying about
00:57:03.980 canada just needs someone to do that for canadian issues right like i think people people just need
00:57:11.020 someone who's bold and confident enough to say what they're already thinking um also someone
00:57:17.600 who actually has like good optics so they don't look like they're crazy or ugly or anything like
00:57:22.360 that and then they feel like they're okay to say the same thing yeah yeah absolutely well said like
00:57:29.600 there is a lot about that sort of social dynamic of of being someone who looks approachable and
00:57:34.860 and who you'd want to associate with and speaking of that that's sort of a goal for the documentary
00:57:39.820 that I'm working on uh the hate network it's going to be um you know talking about the Canadian
00:57:47.080 anti-hate network and
00:57:49.100 if you want to support it you can go to
00:57:50.760 givsango.com slash save free
00:57:53.000 speech but the whole point
00:57:55.140 is basically that is to say hey there's
00:57:57.100 a whole system to discredit
00:57:59.160 you and smear your reputation
00:58:00.560 and you should not be afraid of these
00:58:03.180 people like this is literally like far
00:58:05.080 left Antifa freaks
00:58:06.740 who are trying to ruin your life and
00:58:09.100 like the more we're afraid of them
00:58:10.580 the more we will never actually accomplish
00:58:13.200 anything because if we let
00:58:15.180 them dictate what we're allowed to say, where we're allowed to go. It's like, we're not going
00:58:19.120 to be able to, uh, you know, advance anything. So, uh, yeah, but if you want to check that out,
00:58:23.840 it's a give saying go.com slash safe free speech. I'll put it in the chat. Uh, and of course,
00:58:28.440 make sure you follow Sarah stock on X or Twitter. Sarah C stock is her at in the corner there.
00:58:36.000 And of course people can check you out at, uh, what is it? Slightly offensive.com.
00:58:41.180 yeah slightlyoffensive.com amazing um well thanks for watching everybody we will wrap it up there
00:58:47.960 and until next time we will talk to you soon bye thank you so much yeah no problem we'll play this
00:58:55.860 clip uh on the way out okay for americans in general like xenophobic nationalism is better
00:59:04.080 we should have a coherent culture everyone should be a part of the same culture we should have
00:59:07.960 assimilation. Do you get to choose what the culture is? We already have a dominant culture
00:59:13.300 based on European and Christian values and identity. That is the dominant culture. It's
00:59:18.980 rooted in European identity. So your argument is that... That has been the dominant culture.
00:59:24.880 Just to be clear. And we're not letting people assimilate to that. We're saying you should keep
00:59:28.500 your culture and this is why our culture is so divided. Your argument is that Trump is good for
00:59:32.960 those who want a dominant