Juno News - July 31, 2025


Carney offers statehood to Hamas？ + illegal border crossers CAUGHT on tape


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In this episode, we cover Prime Minister Mark Carney's announcement that Canada will recognize the state of Palestine at the United Nation's General Assembly in September 2025, and the reaction from the Palestinian Authority and the Israeli government.

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00:00:00.000 I'm Candace Malcolm and this is the Candace Malcolm Show. We have a great episode for you
00:00:05.680 folks. We have Alexa Lavoie from The Rebel joining us in a few minutes. Before we get to her exclusive 1.00
00:00:11.940 reports on immigration and illegal border crossings, I want to cover something that came
00:00:17.100 across my desk yesterday and I thought it was just too important not to cover on the show.
00:00:21.180 And that is that Prime Minister Mark Carney plans to recognize statehood for Palestine,
00:00:27.060 for the Palestinian state. So in a statement released yesterday, Mark Carney said Canada
00:00:31.860 attends to recognize the state of Palestine at the next United Nations General Assembly in September.
00:00:37.800 We have a clip of him saying that this is what he plans to do. Let's play that clip.
00:00:44.380 For the reasons I cited earlier, Canada intends to recognize the state of Palestine
00:00:48.320 at the 80th session of the United Nations General Assembly in September 2025.
00:00:54.220 This intention is predicated on the Palestinian Authority's commitment to much needed reform,
00:01:01.580 including commitments by the Palestinian Authority's President Abbas to fundamentally
00:01:06.520 reform its governance, to hold general elections in 2026 in which Hamas can play no part and to
00:01:13.980 demilitarize the Palestinian state. So I'm going to read a little bit from Juneau News Report. You
00:01:19.840 could hear Prime Minister Mark Carney saying that there are a whole bunch of conditions
00:01:23.440 attached to recognizing statehood. Let me just say, folks, that Hamas is not going to abide by 0.67
00:01:28.740 these things, right? So Canada says, yeah, we'll recognize statehood, but we have a list of things
00:01:33.320 that you have to do in order for us to do that. And yet they're still going to announce it in September.
00:01:38.080 So we have, what, a month for the Palestinians and Hamas to make all of the changes that the 0.96
00:01:44.160 international community and that Israel has been trying to get them to make for years upon years,
00:01:48.420 they're not going to do it. It's not going to happen. And so what is going to happen is that
00:01:53.060 Canada is going to recognize a state run by terrorists. It is absolutely mind boggling and
00:01:59.240 just so reckless, so irresponsible. I'm going to read a little bit from Juneau News's report
00:02:03.860 from Lalit Tam Tam, great report over at JuneauNews.com. He writes, Canada will officially recognize the state
00:02:09.460 of Palestine at the UN General Assembly in September, announced Mark Carney on Wednesday,
00:02:13.380 a decision made nearly two years after the October 7th, 2023 Hamas terrorist attack marks a major
00:02:19.180 shift in Canada's Middle Eastern policy, aligning with recent moves by France and the UK, ever the
00:02:24.980 follower of that, Mark Carney, the globalist weffer, saying that he is going to do the thing that
00:02:32.540 Britain just said that they were going to do. So Britain says they're going to do it. France is
00:02:35.200 going to do that. And then Mark Carney just jumps right on with his European buddies to make the
00:02:39.300 same announcement. I'm going to continue reading from this report. He says, speaking to reporters
00:02:42.520 on Tuesday, Carney said the deteriorating humanitarian crisis in Gaza and the collapse
00:02:46.620 of a credible peace process compelled Canada to act. The level of human suffering in Gaza is
00:02:51.480 intolerable, Carney said. And let me just point out, folks, that the level of humanitarian suffering
00:02:55.960 is because of Hamas. It is because of Hamas and their terrorist attack and their inability to hand 0.91
00:03:01.600 over the hostages and their insistence on using Palestinian civilians as human shields. Carney condemned
00:03:08.660 the Israeli government for allowing the situation in Gaza to reach what he calls intolerable state.
00:03:13.460 Canada intends to recognize the state of Palestine at the 80th session. The intention is predicated on
00:03:18.440 the Palestinian authorities' commitment to much needed reforms. Those reforms, he said, include
00:03:23.760 Mahmoud Abbas's pledge to hold a general election in 2026, to exclude Hamas from any governing rule,
00:03:29.980 and to end the payment system for prisoners, and to commit to a demilitarized Palestinian state.
00:03:34.980 Folks, let me just remind you that Mahmoud Abbas was first elected in 2006.
00:03:39.160 Okay? So he is on year 19 of a four-year term. And he has pledged many times that he would hold
00:03:44.340 democratic elections, and he never has. And the flip side of that is that if he were to announce
00:03:50.280 democratic elections, he would lose. And the reality in Gaza is that Mahmoud Abbas is a moderate
00:03:55.780 compared to the other side, right? And so if there were democratic elections in Palestine,
00:04:00.580 a Hamas or a Hamas-like group would likely get elected, making it even more despotic and 0.94
00:04:08.620 completely out of control. The idea that Hamas would have no governing role. Hamas is obviously 0.57
00:04:13.340 clearly very embedded in a society. So this idea that we're just going to proactively give them
00:04:18.420 what they've always wanted, which is statehood, recognizing their statehood, without having any
00:04:23.380 guarantees that they're going to go by any of these things that Canada's demanding, is just naive
00:04:28.540 and irresponsible. The Conservatives under Pierre Polyev have released a statement saying that
00:04:33.900 they are condemning Carney's recognition of the Palestinian statehood. Let me just read a little
00:04:38.060 bit from that. It says, recognizing a Palestinian state after the October 7th terrorist atrocities
00:04:42.720 sends the wrong message to the world that violence and terror are effective tools for achieving political
00:04:48.000 objectives, a statement read. If the government recognizes a Palestinian state now, it is impossible
00:04:52.280 that Hamas will not play a central role. Surely Canadians cannot support validating Hamas with the 0.64
00:04:57.980 status of government. That is exactly right. That is exactly right, folks. The Conservatives
00:05:03.160 have it right. It is so foolish for the Carney Liberals to believe that anything will change.
00:05:09.700 And let me just say, you might be wondering, who's calling for this? Why is this a major
00:05:15.160 important thing in Canada in the middle of summer, just days before we're supposed to sign our own
00:05:19.640 trade agreements or we're in the middle of negotiating? Our deadline for doing trade deal with the
00:05:24.780 United States comes tomorrow, right? So why would Canada do this? Well, this just brings me back to
00:05:30.260 something that Thomas Mulcair said last year, October 8th, 2024. Thomas Mulcair, who is a former
00:05:35.660 NDP leader, wrote in a column for CTV that he was talking to Melanie Jolie, who was a foreign minister
00:05:41.760 at the time. They were talking about Canada's response to South Africa's claim that Israel was
00:05:46.120 committing genocide and they were taking them to the ICC. And this is what Thomas Mulcair wrote.
00:05:51.260 When I spoke with Jolie about the liberal reaction to the South African position,
00:05:56.620 she said something that floored me. Thomas, have you seen the demographics in my writing?
00:06:01.560 I know all politics is local, but I was astonished to hear such a candid admission
00:06:05.160 that very local politics were playing such a role in shaping Canada's foreign policy on this highly
00:06:11.080 complex and sensitive issue. It all comes back to the Liberals' immigration plan, to pandering to the
00:06:17.340 most extreme communities, to telling everybody who comes to Canada, you can bring your tribal feuds,
00:06:23.060 you can bring your ancient ways of life to Canada. We'll welcome all that. And not only we'll welcome
00:06:27.500 it, we'll start pandering to it. So because you have a lot of radical Muslims in your writing, 0.80
00:06:32.600 you're going to go ahead and side with them and recognize a terror state. Just a few weeks ago, 0.56
00:06:38.420 Mark Carney said at an Eid celebration in Ottawa on June 6th, that Muslim values are the same
00:06:45.040 as Canadian values. Let's play that clip. We can gather in different places of worship,
00:06:49.160 but all of us come together, all of us must come together around the values of Eid. These are Muslim
00:06:57.120 values. These are Canadian values. Pandering. More pandering to extreme, more extreme sex in Canadian 0.66
00:07:06.820 society. Well, guess what? President Trump noticed, President Trump saw that Canada is now trying to make
00:07:12.540 a deal with Hamas and with the Palestinian states. And this is what Trump wrote on Truth Social. He
00:07:17.620 said, wow, Canada has just announced that it is backing statehood for Palestine. That will make
00:07:22.640 it very hard for us to make a trade deal with them. Oh, Canada, he writes. Oh, Canada is right. And 0.99
00:07:28.920 folks, just moments ago, as we were recording, President Trump also announced that he will give
00:07:33.200 a 90-day pause on the tariffs to Mexico. No word on what is going to happen with those tariffs coming
00:07:40.380 on Canada. It's supposed to be in effect tomorrow. Now, I want to welcome Alexa Lavoie to the show. 0.98
00:07:46.460 Alexa is a Quebec-based journalist with Rebel News, known for investigative on-the-ground reporting that
00:07:51.160 challenges mainstream narratives on Canadian protests and government policies. Alexa, welcome
00:07:55.540 to the show. Thanks for joining us. Thank you for the invitation.
00:07:59.220 Well, I'm wondering your thoughts. I mean, you cover a lot of these pro-Palestine rallies,
00:08:04.080 and you cover a lot of the things happening in probably Melendie Lee's writing in Quebec.
00:08:08.500 So I'm wondering what your thoughts are on this announcement from Mark Carney.
00:08:13.460 Well, first of all, those protests will not stop. It's clear. The people who are protesting
00:08:20.460 in the street, they are in favor of Hamas. They are calling them the resistance. So for them,
00:08:27.740 I don't think what Mark Carney is offering is enough. I think them, they want Hamas to stay
00:08:35.160 in power, probably because mainly they call them the resistance. So they agree with what they are
00:08:41.940 doing. And also, the thing is, Mark Carney and his demand is to demilitarize Hamas and Gaza,
00:08:53.020 but also giving the power to the Palestinian Authority and the Fatah. And I don't know if you remember,
00:09:01.620 but the Fatah was killed massively after the election in 2006. And it's why now we are seeing
00:09:10.120 Hamas in power in the Gaza Strip. So I don't know what they are looking for. I don't know if they
00:09:17.800 actually see all the elements in what they are asking for, because we are talking about a two
00:09:25.520 group of really violent, that they would need to deal with it, each other, and they never actually
00:09:33.140 agree with anything in the past. So to see them agreeing in less than a month, as you mentioned,
00:09:40.300 I think they are living in a unicorn environment.
00:09:46.360 Well, it's true, because it's like, the demands that they made are pretty much the same demands
00:09:51.220 that Israel has. I mean, obviously, add in, hey, return our hostages that you took from us almost 0.88
00:09:55.520 two years ago, who knows what kinds of conditions they're living in. And basically, if the Palestinians 1.00
00:10:00.780 were willing to do all of that stuff, I think that Israel would also be willing to sign a peace
00:10:05.400 agreement, or at least allow them to have some kind of independence. But they're not willing to do
00:10:10.340 that. And so we have this war. And so it just seems totally misguided. I think it's all about local
00:10:15.920 pandering. And it reminds me of a report that you had in Montreal earlier this week, you were on the
00:10:20.600 ground reporting on the Sean Foyt worship service in Montreal, that was protested and a smoke bomb was
00:10:29.060 thrown into the service in the middle of it. And during your, I think it was your footage or someone
00:10:35.140 from rebels, you can see the protesters, I think we can put up on the screen, that you can see that
00:10:39.880 there's a Palestinian, someone waving a Palestinian flag, right? And so it's like, we have a church
00:10:46.120 service in Montreal, people trying to worship their Christian God, you can see out there, the Antifa was
00:10:52.920 there. And but then there was also a Palestinian flag. It's like, why? Like, why did, who would show up
00:10:59.860 to protest a Christian singer and bring a Palestinian flag, unless it was some kind of sign
00:11:04.780 of intimidation? I mean, it brought me back to that clip we just showed of Mark Carney saying
00:11:09.140 Canadian values are Muslim values. Like, I don't really understand what he means by that. He
00:11:12.820 didn't ever really clarify it or explain. But like, when I see a Palestinian flag, I see it as a sign of
00:11:18.900 intimidation. And like, trying to send some kind of message. What did you interpret when you saw that
00:11:24.120 flag? Well, first of all, the people who showed up that day, they are professional protesters.
00:11:29.400 I was able to recognize a lot of them from a previous protest. They are always there when
00:11:36.440 there is a protest for the climate, a protest for the decolonial. They are there for all kinds of
00:11:47.640 protests. And so this is the typical far left Montrealers who are just trying to find any event to show up,
00:11:59.380 and just protest. And they mix all together all the cause, because literally, they don't really know
00:12:07.780 what they are protesting. They are showing up in front of a church where people are going to worship.
00:12:15.060 Imagine if that happened in front of a mosque. This situation will be doing headlines across Canada
00:12:23.700 and across the world for like, probably Islamophobia. But because it's a church, and the people who are
00:12:33.060 attending are Christian, I didn't see any big headline. The only headline was, oh, a MAGA Christian artist
00:12:42.420 was going to deliver a worship service in a church. But the term MAGA was the term in all CBC article and
00:12:55.540 all mainstream article. And that created that protest that day. That created also the attack that we saw
00:13:05.220 with the smoke bombs inside of the church. Right? Did you see any mainstream media relating
00:13:11.940 that the smoke bomb was thrown inside of a church? I didn't see any.
00:13:18.180 No, of course, that's not part of their narrative, right? Their narrative is evil Trump Republican
00:13:23.220 in Canada, even though what Sean Foyt was doing had nothing to do with politics, right? He's a worship
00:13:28.580 leader and a rock singer, a Christian rock singer. So he's just there to pray and to lead a prayer,
00:13:33.380 and to sing. But the CBC inserted this narrative and decided that somehow he was politically
00:13:37.940 dangerous. And yeah, I guess it just like the people who were there, maybe they just read the
00:13:43.220 CBC. The CBC has radicalized their own readers. You did some great reporting there because you have
00:13:48.420 obtained footage of the man who threw those smoke bombs. You can see the man there in the white shirt
00:13:53.780 with the suspenders. He's just a bit of a hipster there. And you can see him walking in. And then in
00:13:59.460 the crowd there, there's the worship service. There's Sean Foyt on stage. And you can see him in the
00:14:03.060 very, very back there, just lobbying the smoke bombs casually and then turning around and leaving.
00:14:11.140 So Alexa, can you walk us through what happened and what you're trying to do now?
00:14:15.300 So now we are trying to search for the identity of this man. So it's why we launched findthetug.ca.
00:14:25.060 I have another angle that I was tip about it. So the man getting out of the church really, you know,
00:14:37.540 quietly, peacefully, and just left in front of the police officers and he afterwards is done. But I
00:14:45.940 have another angle that we are going to post today with a better quality video. So if anybody
00:14:54.660 know this man or have any information, please reach out to us.
00:14:58.340 Well, I read this in the show on Tuesday after this happened, but in Canada,
00:15:03.220 interrupting or disturbing a religious service, religious worship is addressed under the criminal
00:15:08.260 code. It is counter to sections 176, one, two, and three, and section 430 that you cannot actually
00:15:15.300 interrupt a church service in the middle of it. So that should be the big news story across the
00:15:20.100 country that a thug, some kind of either Antifa or Palestinian or anti-Christian or just a radicalized
00:15:26.580 CBC viewer decided to throw smoke bombs into a church, into a worship service in Canada. Like if,
00:15:34.100 again, if it were any other religion, if it were in any other part of the world, it would be a huge 0.90
00:15:37.860 concern in Canada. They don't even cover it. It's not like they even shrug their shoulders about it.
00:15:41.540 They just completely pretend that it didn't happen. So great reporting and we look forward to
00:15:47.940 seeing what you do next. I want to talk about another one of your reports that this is just
00:15:52.260 tremendous. Again, the kind of work that the CBC will never do. So you did an investigative report
00:15:57.140 that exposed illegal border crossings. So a new Rebel News report led by Alexa Lavois and Lincoln Jane
00:16:03.460 exposed a surge in organized criminal smuggling operations across the Canada-US border near
00:16:09.700 Champlain, New York and Franklin, Quebec. They used hidden cameras and local tips. The team documented
00:16:16.340 34 illegal crossings in just four nights, many involving Haitians. I believe you found Haitian IDs
00:16:21.940 and other identifying things that you could see in with the night cam. So you set up hunting or camping
00:16:28.820 videos to be able to catch these individuals crossing at night. Really just tremendous reporting
00:16:36.420 in journalism that the independent media is doing in Canada folks and the legacy media just completely
00:16:41.860 ignoring. I'll admit, you know, when the Trudeau government finally closed Roxham Road, I had visited
00:16:46.100 Roxham Road as a reporter back in, I think, 2018, 2019. And again, I just kind of assumed that when they
00:16:52.420 finally closed it up, the problem was gone. But it clearly isn't. I mean, just a few nights, you caught 34
00:16:58.020 individuals crossing. So tell us the sort of origin of this report. What led you to go down to the
00:17:04.340 border? And then what were your key findings? But I've been investigating on the borders since many
00:17:12.580 years. And I knew that by closing Roxham Road and by doing a reform on the third safe country agreement,
00:17:19.620 that will lead to way worse. I explained. So when they did the reform on the third safe country agreement,
00:17:27.780 they also included a two weeks period for the people who, if they are crossing illegally,
00:17:36.180 they will be turned back if they are not eligible. But after 14 days, they will be able to apply
00:17:45.540 and their refugee claim will be received. So the people now that are paying human trafficker,
00:17:54.340 they are paying and in the price. Often, it includes to be hidden for 14 days somewhere. So after that,
00:18:06.420 they can get out and apply for their refugee status. The price, it's it's variating between 2000 to 5000
00:18:16.740 US, depending probably on the demand. But I've been investigating on this. And I found a lot of TikTok
00:18:26.020 video and other social media video showing people crossing illegally as a video for advertising safe
00:18:34.980 crossing. On some of these videos, we saw house and farm. And we found the house and the farm in those
00:18:49.540 videos. And we went to speak with the resident that actually told us that yes, the illegal crossing have
00:18:56.820 increased in their field. They are finding all kinds of items. And that is back in 2024, when we went over
00:19:07.140 there. But recently, one of the residents called us and say, now it's just getting out of hand. People are
00:19:14.260 just crossing multiple times a week, big group. Also, they were saying like, we don't feel really safe
00:19:22.340 anymore. Nobody is reporting on the situation. And it's why I'm calling you because we want to shed
00:19:30.340 light on the current situation. And especially because most of the people are not crossing both sides,
00:19:37.380 they are mainly going to Canada. And they wanted to warn us about the situation.
00:19:42.020 Well, it's interesting that you say that you've been following up for years. And then there was a
00:19:47.060 TikTok video. So there's a TikTok user that as you say in your report, by the name of Jeet Ukerhand,
00:19:54.100 who's posted dozens of posts advertising human smuggling, like openly saying, hey, guys,
00:20:00.420 we'll take you from Montreal to New York or vice versa. And that he's still posting these as recently as
00:20:07.620 four days ago. So it's not like they're trying to hide it. It's happening out in the open. And as you
00:20:15.220 showed, I mean, it seems like it's happening every night. The report shows that the police on both sides
00:20:21.460 seem to be onto it. You showed helicopters, you showed RCMP vehicles circling around, that they're
00:20:26.660 aware of it just seems like they're not able or perhaps not willing to stop the flow. What was your
00:20:32.500 sense being down at the border? Well, first of all, there is a lack of manpower on the ground.
00:20:37.940 That's for sure. They are using technology. Yes. But the thing is, you need to stop them
00:20:45.700 when they are doing their criminal act. And also because the sanctions are not enough. Most of the
00:20:54.100 time, the people who are crossing illegally, they will say, I'm claiming refugee status. I'm a refugee.
00:21:00.260 And then the charge will be dropped. And they will be driven to the closer legal port of entry. And
00:21:08.340 then if they are allowed, they will be receiving the immigration treatment center. And if not,
00:21:15.940 they will just be turned back into the US. A hundred percent. I mean, anybody who's leaving 1.00
00:21:21.620 the United States right now and coming into Canada illegally, I mean, we have a safe third country
00:21:25.940 agreement. So the whole idea behind that is that if you're a true refugee and you're fleeing persecution
00:21:32.260 in your country of origin, you will declare refugee status and ask for asylum in the first country that
00:21:36.980 you landed. And so if someone is coming from the United States, just by very virtue of them coming 0.95
00:21:41.460 from the United States, it means that they're not a refugee. It means that they cannot do what they're 1.00
00:21:44.660 trying to do. They're obviously illegally in the United States and they're trying to illegally come into 0.98
00:21:49.300 Canada to evade that. And on top of that, I mean, Juneau News broke this report earlier this month
00:21:54.820 that the feds have spent over $2.6 billion on asylum seeker housing in Canada just since 2017. So more
00:22:02.900 than $2.6 billion, including $1.1 billion on hotels and accommodations, $1.5 billion in transfers to
00:22:10.900 provinces and cities to manage shelter costs amid record high arrivals. So at a time when Canadians
00:22:16.980 can't afford to buy their first home, when housing prices are out of control, when our homeless
00:22:21.860 population is growing, the feds are happily paying billions of dollars to accommodate people who come 0.59
00:22:28.900 to our country illegally. And then of course, there was this other story that broke in the Globe and
00:22:34.340 Mail earlier this week, that the border authorities are unable to locate nearly 600 criminals that are due
00:22:40.820 for deportation. So the Canadian system is a mess. It is embarrassingly disorganized and bad.
00:22:47.460 Alexa, I don't know how you just lose 600 people, 600 bad guys in the country set for deportation.
00:22:53.060 Canada doesn't do a lot of deportation. So the fact that they're finally going to deport these
00:22:57.620 people, these are all convicted criminals. And now all of a sudden CBSA records show that 599
00:23:05.300 foreign nationals failed to attend their deportation proceedings. It's all based on the honors. This is 1.00
00:23:09.780 a problem, right? It's like, hey, you're here illegally and you've been convicted of crimes. We're going to 0.97
00:23:13.700 deport you. So show up to the airport at this time so we can deport you. And then the people don't show
00:23:17.540 up. And then we just don't know where they go. We don't know where they are. And interestingly,
00:23:21.540 in your report, you spoke to people who say, you know, it used to be that the migrants were coming
00:23:26.500 from Canada into the United States. And now it's kind of shifted backwards where it's more bad guys
00:23:31.300 coming from the U.S. into Canada. So what do you make of all this?
00:23:36.100 I think we need to act as fast as we can. I think we need to reinforce our border. I think we need to
00:23:45.060 invest more in our RCMP officer and then why not sending military to our border for a certain period
00:23:55.460 of time. Right now, just at the legal port of entry, we we are for the month of July, we are probably
00:24:05.780 close to 3000 people showing up to ask for refugee. Then we have all the people crossing illegally.
00:24:12.340 And that doesn't include the people arriving by the airport. We need to see that Canada cannot take more
00:24:22.340 people into our country. We have a housing crisis. Our health care system is not functioning. Our economy is 1.00
00:24:32.900 not doing well. And also all those people who are crossing illegally, part of them will also continue to do
00:24:41.780 that human trafficking. Because a lot of them will not have the money to pay their crossing. So they
00:24:49.780 will be involved themselves into doing the same thing. And I saw some video on TikTok last year,
00:24:57.220 they were searching for driver. Do you know how much they pay for three hours or two, four hours
00:25:03.380 to drive people illegally? No, tell us. It's $15,000. This is the price that they pay for the people.
00:25:14.340 This is a lot of money. So of course, there is a lot of bad actors. They don't, they don't mind to be
00:25:21.780 illegal. They are doing a really lucrative business. And if they get caught, they are still illegal. So
00:25:30.100 afterwards, they can just say, Oh, no, no, no, I'm a refugee. And then all charge will be dropped.
00:25:35.060 And finally, they will have gained a lot of money. And then they will have their process for refugee
00:25:42.580 status being looked at by our government. So a lot of bad actors are playing our system. And we are
00:25:51.300 letting them winning on top of that.
00:25:53.220 It's, it's really unbelievable, just how much they'll prey on vulnerable people. And, you know,
00:25:58.260 for liberals and for bleeding heart types that say like, Oh, we have to accept these people. It's
00:26:02.660 like, you know, even, even if you're sympathetic to the families and you did show a family with small
00:26:07.380 children, uh, crossing that, that, that, that tug at my heart as well, but the rest of them, it was
00:26:11.940 all kind of young military aged men. And it's usually a large influx of young men coming in so much so
00:26:19.220 that Canada's demographics are now split so that there are much more young men than there are young
00:26:24.020 women in the country. Um, but the idea is that there is a whole network behind them of traffickers 1.00
00:26:31.300 and, and, and those people are actually getting rich off of this process. It's wild.
00:26:35.220 Because you mentioned the children, but, um, talking with the resident, they say that some women were 0.66
00:26:43.460 showing up with babies who didn't know what to do with the baby. So at the end of the day, there is use
00:26:51.700 of children to cross illegally in with the goal to be taken into a, like pity of them because, Oh, a mother
00:27:04.420 with a baby, but the resident were telling me that they are not sure that the baby was her. So it was just
00:27:12.980 maybe a random kids, um, a random child that they grabbed and they tried to pass as a, it's my child, but I'm
00:27:21.620 trying to come to ask refugee status, but it's not really hurt. I mean, that, that is so sick and 1.00
00:27:28.820 twisted that they would steal a child. I mean, that to me, that's just, that's like one of the worst
00:27:33.460 things that you could do. And the fact that they are doing, I mean, add kidnapping on top of that
00:27:37.460 and international smuggling, those people should go to jail and not in Canada, they should be deported
00:27:42.500 and gone to jail. And hopefully the children get reunited with their actual parents because it's just so
00:27:46.980 sick and twisted what some of these people will do to take advantage of our generosity. Alexa LeVar,
00:27:52.500 amazing reporting. Uh, everyone go check out the rebel news. We're going to add a link,
00:27:56.580 um, in the description here so you can check out her full documentary, incredible journalism, 0.91
00:28:01.220 uh, from the rebel and from independent media. Alexa, uh, thanks so much for joining us. Appreciate
00:28:05.300 your time. Thank you. All right, folks, that's all the time we have for today. Thank you so much
00:28:09.700 for joining us. I'm Candace Malcolm. This is the Candace Malcolm Show. Thank you and God bless.