Juno News - March 28, 2022


Introducing a new True North Contributor： Samuel Sey


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00:00:00.000 Canadians need to learn about critical race theory and the pernicious ideology that promotes it.
00:00:05.440 That's why True North is excited to announce a new journalist who's going to focus entirely
00:00:09.640 on critical race theory. I'm Candice Malcolm and this is The Candice Malcolm Show.
00:00:24.000 Hi everyone, thank you so much for tuning into the program. So we have some exciting news here
00:00:28.120 at True North. We are excited to introduce Samuel Say, who is going to be a new contributor and True
00:00:33.400 North Journalism Fellow here at True North. His focus and his wheelhouse is really talking about
00:00:39.040 critical race theory and just how dangerous, just how pernicious. It sounds euphemistic, it sounds
00:00:44.220 good, everyone wants to be an anti-racist, but the reality behind this ideology is incredibly
00:00:48.840 dangerous. I think a lot of people are learning that now reading the context of Bill 67 here in
00:00:54.560 Ontario that seeks to push this ideology into our lives, into our school system. So I'm very
00:01:00.320 pleased to be welcoming Sam. Sam, welcome to True North. We're really excited to have you on our team
00:01:05.420 and welcome to the show. Thank you for having me. I'm excited to work alongside you guys.
00:01:12.700 Yeah, so Sam, you are the founder and the writer on a website called Slow to Write, where you write
00:01:17.780 excellent essays covering topics such as race, culture, and politics written from your own
00:01:22.580 Christian perspective. You've been published on the Daily Wire, the Blaze, the Christian Post,
00:01:27.060 and many more. We had you as a guest here on the Candace Malcolm Show in the past. So for our
00:01:32.380 audience who haven't met you yet or aren't familiar with your writing, why don't you tell us a little
00:01:35.920 bit about yourself and a little bit about the journalism that you do? Yeah, I was originally from
00:01:44.100 Ghana. I immigrated to Canada, originally in Montreal, when I was young. Then we moved to the GTA area,
00:01:52.200 and I've lived here for a long time. I'm getting married soon. I'm getting married next month.
00:01:58.460 I'm very excited about that. And as you said, I've been blogging on racial issues, cultural issues
00:02:05.960 from a Christian conservative point of view. So yeah, I've become, yeah, in the website it's
00:02:13.980 SlowToWrite.com. I write mostly on Canadian issues and American issues. And over the last,
00:02:20.240 you know, little while, people have, I guess, have gained more access to my work. And, you know,
00:02:27.060 critical race theory is, I know we'll talk more about that today, but as a real, I have a real
00:02:32.480 passion against it because I see how it's dividing people across the world and especially Canada.
00:02:37.860 And what's sad to me is Americans have come to see how dangerous it is, but so many Canadians,
00:02:43.020 so many Canadian conservatives, and sadly, even some Canadian Christians are very apathetic to it
00:02:49.800 or unaware of it. Not to get too ahead of myself here, but like even last year, I was cancelled,
00:02:56.660 truly cancelled by Christian University here because they invited me to speak on critical race theory
00:03:02.900 or on racism. And they thought I was going to be for it. If they had read my work, they would know
00:03:08.640 that I was completely against it. And after my words, they cancelled me. And this is, again,
00:03:13.560 a so-called Christian University in Alberta. This is how bad it is. And that was a year ago. And it's
00:03:18.520 even, it's gotten even worse since then. I'm sorry to hear that. Congratulations on your engagement
00:03:23.360 in your upcoming marriage. Just wonderful news, Sam. I'm curious, what brought you towards these
00:03:28.640 issues? Like what, what was it that made you want to focus on critical race theory and tackling this
00:03:33.440 really thorny issue? Yeah. Well, I immediately, way back during the initial Black Lives Matter
00:03:41.340 riots in Ferguson, I remember being shocked by how many of my, my, my friends and mostly my Black friends
00:03:48.860 were, who had been in, you know, who had been loving and, you know, at peace with many of our other
00:03:56.600 white friends, where suddenly there was, you know, had discord between, between them because they had
00:04:03.900 different views on how to respond to Black Lives Matter or respond to police shootings. And it also led
00:04:09.600 to division between some of my conservative Black friends and the more pro-Black, pro-Black Lives Matter
00:04:16.880 or critical race theory friends. And I'm like, what is going on here? This is a, this is not something
00:04:21.980 that, you know, is, is a norm for us. So then I started studying more of this issue and I just saw
00:04:27.920 just how corrosive it is and how poisonous it is. And then the more I spoke out against it, the more
00:04:32.640 people, including a lot of my friends were hating me for speak, for speaking out against it. And that was
00:04:39.580 really what kind of started the whole issue. And again, I'm a, I'm a Christian. So I also saw how a lot
00:04:45.020 of Christians who are really amongst the most conservative people, I would say really are the most
00:04:50.280 conservative people in our society. We're starting to embrace critical race theory as well. And I was
00:04:55.920 again, shocked that it would even seep into the church. And if it's going to the church, then it's
00:05:02.680 everywhere. I see it as sort of a bait and switch because I think a lot of people are genuinely
00:05:08.380 concerned and they, they genuinely dislike racism. They don't want it in our society. They don't like
00:05:14.160 racist people. They don't want anything to do with that. And so they saw Black Lives Matter as an
00:05:18.740 opportunity to say, okay, there is historic injustices, especially in the United States. Maybe
00:05:23.440 those historical injustices have an impact in today's desperate outcomes and, and certain
00:05:29.580 communities not doing as well as they could. Let's focus on that issue. And I think that we all kind of
00:05:34.000 agree that that's an important issue. But then, you know, so that's, that's the bait part. And then the
00:05:39.400 switch is that, you know, what, what they're proposing here, you know, what Black Lives Matter
00:05:44.260 came to represent the sort of ideology underneath it is something so radical that, that, that what it
00:05:50.620 seems to do is, is replace one type of racism with another much stronger, because I think for the most
00:05:57.700 part, most Canadians certainly don't have racist animosity towards other people. They're, they're
00:06:03.500 welcoming, they community oriented. You know, we have this country that's based on ongoing immigration
00:06:08.640 and everyone wants to live harmoniously in pluralism. And, and, but, but, but it really, the problem is
00:06:14.840 really the underlying ideology. And that's sort of what you become an expert on. So, you know, when it
00:06:20.100 comes to Bill 67 in Ontario, which I'm happy to report that it looks to be stalled. I mean, it, it was
00:06:27.260 introduced in December. It was passed to second reading in, on March 3rd, and then it's gone to
00:06:33.080 committee and it's sort of buried down in the bottom. We know we have an upcoming election here in
00:06:37.640 Ontario, uh, this spring. And so it seems to me that maybe after the negative pushback that, that,
00:06:42.980 that, that has come out in the media, thanks in large part, uh, to people like Barbara Kay, who we
00:06:47.100 had on the show last week and Jordan Peterson, who had a YouTube video called Kill Bill 67. I think he's
00:06:52.580 actually successfully killed this bill or at least, uh, you know, stalled it. Um, but, but, but really, you
00:06:58.800 know, the, the, the idea is that they're going to change the education system. Um, I think that there's, uh,
00:07:03.480 five different acts that it amends, um, entrenching, um, edge reeducation to teachers that they must,
00:07:11.040 uh, you know, now, uh, focus and take, um, courses on anti-racism, um, that there's going to be race
00:07:16.880 based hiring, uh, that there could be fines in classrooms for alleged sort of like microaggressions
00:07:22.300 or, um, you know, things that are determined racism to be racist. Uh, the whole, the whole
00:07:27.680 problem of course, Sam is the lack of any kind of, um, clear, uh, definitions. So, so it's
00:07:34.920 really vague and there's a lot of room for interpretation and it seems to be, um, intentional.
00:07:40.700 So I'm hoping you can just sort of give us an overview of, uh, critical race theory and
00:07:46.660 how it's made its way into Ontario schools already. Yeah. Uh, yeah, that's, uh, I'm happy
00:07:51.040 to do that. Um, yeah, there's so much, uh, just so much to say about that. So I'll, I'll
00:07:56.320 say something that you mentioned earlier about how, um, there are past injustices in our, in
00:08:01.240 our nation, uh, that too many of us don't know much about, which is, which is a problem.
00:08:06.440 We should know, we should be educated more on that. The issue is critical race theories.
00:08:10.960 What they do is they're not, they claim they're just trying to address historical injustices.
00:08:16.600 That's not what they're doing. What they're doing is they're saying the entire system,
00:08:20.880 the Canadian system, our founding principles are racist. That's what they're saying. So
00:08:26.380 when they say that they want to change educational system, or when they suggest that it's because
00:08:30.820 they think every part of our institutions, all of our institutions, all of our systems,
00:08:35.600 including the education system is racist. And this is because they are a race centric, uh,
00:08:40.600 postmodernist Marxist movement, and they will stop at nothing until they change all of our
00:08:45.740 values and our systems and our principles to create a more leftist Marxist postmodernist,
00:08:52.060 uh, world. And, and, you know, it saddens me that so many of us have not been seeing this coming.
00:08:58.300 So in terms of how it all began within our political system, what's been going on for a long
00:09:03.100 time is actually, so it started off in law schools in the U S and also in Canada. Um, and it's since
00:09:09.740 become part of our, uh, curriculum. So one of the things I find interesting about this
00:09:14.460 particular bill is it's in some ways unnecessary. Now, what I mean by that is,
00:09:19.180 is that every school in Ontario is teaching critical race theory. I'm not trying to promote
00:09:23.660 my blog, but on my blog, I wrote an article titled critical race theory in Canadian schools. This is
00:09:28.940 because, um, the curriculum, like the, the, truly the curriculum that we have in Ontario,
00:09:34.540 um, it's already being taught. They're teaching five-year-olds, um, to read, uh, Ibram Kendi's
00:09:41.340 the anti-racist baby, where kids are being, are being, are, are having to read out that they are racist
00:09:47.660 unless they are anti-racist. Um, they're teaching, uh, they're reading what I've been D'Angelo. They're,
00:09:53.180 they're advocating white privilege and systemic racism. And all of these ideas are already there.
00:09:58.140 So why they, so then why would they want to implement this? Well, this is because, uh, a lot
00:10:02.940 of us have not been fighting back at all, at all. See, what happens is critical race theory,
00:10:07.260 when it's already being implemented by teachers and by, and by the faculty and the boards, and
00:10:12.940 there's zero pushback from parents, well, then they're going to want to entrench it more into our
00:10:18.380 curriculum to make it even harder for us to want to change your minds on this or to push back on it,
00:10:23.820 um, by then, because now we can still push back. Well, once it's in the system,
00:10:27.900 it's a lot more difficult or once, I mean, it's a law, it's a lot more difficult than to change their
00:10:32.460 minds on. And then of course, if they can change the system, the, the, um, the educational system,
00:10:38.140 then they can change the political system as well too. And this is really the beginning,
00:10:41.660 I think of them pushing more radical, uh, bills going forward when it comes to critical race theory.
00:10:47.500 One of the things that's so interesting is that this has sort of caused a huge backlash in the US.
00:10:54.700 We saw a, uh, conservative Republican, uh, uh, governor get elected in Virginia state that
00:11:01.580 usually elects Democrats and, you know, states like Florida have, have, have put in, uh, laws that
00:11:08.460 specifically ban this type of thinking and this type of teaching, uh, because it's so divisive,
00:11:13.100 Sam, it's so harmful. It's so negative to everybody, right? Uh, on the one side, you're
00:11:16.780 telling, uh, white children that they're, that they're privileged and that there's something
00:11:20.700 inherently wrong with them. On the other side, you're telling, you know, uh, black children and
00:11:27.100 children from different ethnic origins that the system is rigged against them and no matter what
00:11:31.340 they do, they won't be successful. I mean, I can't think of a more divisive way to teach little
00:11:36.060 children. Um, it's so counter to Canada's sort of founding ethos where this pluralistic country,
00:11:42.380 uh, this idea of equality of opportunity where people are judged by their individual character.
00:11:48.460 You know, we have a free market economy, countries based on freedom, which it really just says that
00:11:54.060 each individual has the right to pursue their own path. And yet this is focusing so much on the group.
00:11:59.740 I'm just wondering why you think, uh, there's pushback in the United States on these issues,
00:12:04.860 but not in Canada and why a conservative government, a progressive conservative government
00:12:08.860 in Ontario would be the ones championing and introducing this, this type of legislation here.
00:12:15.020 There are so many reasons why, uh, we are, um, much more apathetic to this than our American, um,
00:12:23.820 neighbors. One is Americans just tend to be more, um, interested in what's going on in, in politically
00:12:32.380 and really in the school boards. And we are Canadians. We're not very involved in the school
00:12:36.380 boards here. We're not very involved in looking at what's going on, what's being taught in schools.
00:12:41.180 Um, we're not very engaged in what's being said in the media, um, where most Canadians don't really
00:12:46.780 follow what's going on. Um, most Canadians, of course, trust the legacy media. So they don't,
00:12:51.740 they would never hear about things like this. Um, a lot of us also just have a,
00:12:56.940 a problem with accepting whatever the conservative party, um, you know, will tell us that we don't
00:13:01.980 challenge them oftentimes because why they're not even concerned about putting this bill forward.
00:13:06.300 In the U S it'd be unthinkable for a Republican to do this. They know they would, they would have
00:13:11.260 severe pushback, but we have not given an incentive for our politicians who are supposed to, um, supposed to
00:13:19.260 protect our interests, um, to even consider that, wait a minute, this may not be a good idea for us
00:13:23.340 politically. Um, and also one of the issues is this, and I've said this before, and it always,
00:13:28.620 it always shocks a lot of Canadians, but, um, critical race theory is just as popular,
00:13:34.220 if not more popular in Canada than it is in the U S every poll shows this and I've seen this, but the
00:13:40.380 issue is it's become so accepted that there is so little pushback against it. And it's growing even
00:13:45.820 worse in America. You're seeing it. You're seeing it decrease in popularity because of the pushback
00:13:51.740 from the conservatives there. But in Canada, it's actually getting more popular here. And,
00:13:56.300 and that's in part because again, so many of us are not speaking out, which is why I'm grateful
00:14:00.620 that true north is one of the few, you know, few, um, uh, media media organizations that are actually
00:14:05.340 dealing with this thing because too many, too many people are not addressing this issue at all.
00:14:10.140 Well, it's, it's really interesting that you say that because I'm, I'm curious about the
00:14:14.220 poll that you said that more Canadians are accepting of critical race theory. Cause I almost
00:14:18.060 wonder if, if Canadians are, you know, the way that the polls question, uh, it doesn't clearly
00:14:24.220 explain what it is because I think a lot of people, uh, again, the, the, the sort of brilliance of
00:14:29.580 critical race theory from the left is that it uses all these innocuous terms that euphemistic terms,
00:14:34.780 um, that, that sound good on the surface, right? Like everyone wants to be an anti-racist because
00:14:39.740 we think racism is a, racism is abhorrent and we want to rid it from our society, right?
00:14:43.740 Uh, people hear equity and they think equality. They don't, they don't really know the distinction.
00:14:48.300 So a lot of these words, uh, are, are, I think deliberately designed to, to, to sort of fool people.
00:14:54.060 And we, we, here at true north, we ran an op-ed from a conservative member of parliament. He's part
00:14:59.500 of the, um, Ontario party used to be part of, uh, uh, Doug Ford's progressive conservative party,
00:15:04.300 but he got pushed out because he was critical of Ford's lockdown policies during COVID.
00:15:08.700 So anyway, he wrote a piece for true north called voting for critical race theory
00:15:13.020 was a mistake. Um, he said that he made a significant unintentional error when he voted for this bill
00:15:18.460 and he, he, he voted for it because he thought that it stood against racism and he, I guess he
00:15:22.460 didn't really read it carefully enough. Uh, one of the things that he goes on in his op-ed for us is
00:15:26.940 talking about how, uh, the, the research that he's done basically on Robin DiAngelo who wrote the
00:15:31.900 book white fragility and Ibram X Kennedy who wrote the book, how to be an anti-racist and to your point,
00:15:36.940 how to be an anti-racist baby to a children's book. Uh, one of the lines though, that, that,
00:15:41.740 that was really stood out to me, it says that according to Abraham X Kennedy, the only remedy
00:15:47.580 to racist discrimination is anti-racist discrimination. So they're openly calling for
00:15:52.620 discrimination. And, and that's the part that once you push back, uh, past all these other terms,
00:15:57.980 uh, you realize the true nature of this bill. It's to, uh, lump people together, judge them based on
00:16:03.020 their group, not based on their individual character and, and to actively discriminate
00:16:07.660 against some people to try to promote others. Uh, so I, I'm just wondering about the sort of
00:16:13.660 euphemistic terms that are used. Maybe you can help us break down. Like why is it that anti-racist
00:16:19.420 doesn't actually mean anti-racist and why is it that equity, uh, how is it different than equality?
00:16:24.940 Yeah. Um, being a Christian, uh, something immediately comes to mind the text from the Bible,
00:16:29.500 which basically says that Satan appears as an angel of light. And what that means is Satan is
00:16:35.180 not gonna, you know, come to you saying, yeah, I'm the devil. He's going to appear as an angel
00:16:40.060 in many ways, cunning politicians, cunning activists know how to phrase things in such a way that it'll
00:16:45.500 make you think what you're really supporting is, is a good thing instead of the bad thing. So they're
00:16:51.660 going to say anti-racism because then you're, you're not going, if they say something like critical
00:16:56.780 race theory, well, then you want to investigate it. If they say anti-racism, well, it sounds so
00:17:02.380 simple. Well then they're against racism. So then you wouldn't want to investigate anything. But really,
00:17:07.420 again, it's really just a cover for racism. It is, they're saying they're good, but they're bad.
00:17:12.460 Or it's like, again, as the Bible says that they say that evil is good and good is evil. So that if
00:17:17.420 someone like me, they would call me, they'll say, since I'm not an anti-racist, I'm a racist.
00:17:21.500 Even though I'm a black person, they would say that I am a, a, um, I'm a, uh, a white supremacist,
00:17:28.060 you know, in black and black skin. So they use these terms and even, even things like equity,
00:17:34.380 which has become so, um, a, it's such a, a term that has been, that's just been used by so many
00:17:42.380 people and they don't know what it really means. Equity and equality under the critical ratio definition
00:17:47.740 is completely different. Equity basically means equality of outcome for all people, which means,
00:17:54.540 as you, as you referenced, um, Robin DiAngelo's point, it means really discriminating against white
00:18:00.860 people to help black people. Well, the problem is you can never harm someone to help somebody.
00:18:07.020 That's not how it works. Martha King Jr. was very good at this, right? Who, by the way, they,
00:18:11.260 they label him also a white supremacist as well too, because he is not a critical race terrorist at all.
00:18:16.700 So he, he mentioned that, look, what is best for the, for the black man is what's best for the white
00:18:22.620 man. And what is best for the white man is what's best for the black man. That we are all in this
00:18:26.940 together. That you don't want to be a, um, a, a person who is trying to seek the interest of one
00:18:33.820 group at the expense of another group. That is racism when it comes to, when we're doing that with
00:18:39.500 black people or white people, it was, it was wrongful white supremacists to harm black people thinking
00:18:45.820 they'd be helping white people. And it's wrong for critical race there is today or black supremacists
00:18:50.540 to be trying to harm, um, um, white people to help black people. It will not work. The only way to do
00:18:57.580 true justice is to, is to pursue the rights and freedoms of all people, no matter what skin color
00:19:05.180 they are. And therefore we should be rejecting equity and supporting equality, equality under the law,
00:19:11.340 equality of opportunity. That's what I want. That's what everyone should want. No matter what
00:19:16.220 skin color you are, but critical race theory thinks that is evil. That's racism and that's unjust. And
00:19:22.380 that's why we must reject it. Well, absolutely. That's such a clear explanation. I really appreciate
00:19:27.020 that. I remember it was probably five or six years ago. Now I heard a speech from the Toronto leader of
00:19:32.060 the black lives matter group, uh, where she called Justin Trudeau, a white supremacist. And I remember
00:19:36.700 thinking that was so shocking and so strange. Uh, but, but since then I've heard it so many times,
00:19:42.060 right? It's like, they've changed the meaning of that word, right? Like this is same with racist.
00:19:45.900 Racist used to just be someone who discriminated against other races thinking that they, that
00:19:50.300 one race was superior or inferior. Um, whereas now it's, it's all about subconscious institutions and
00:19:57.100 there's this all complicated, uh, definition. It's the same with this term white supremacist. I mean,
00:20:01.340 to call someone like yourself or Martin Luther King, a white supremacist is so abs patently absurd.
00:20:06.300 Um, and yet, you know, the, the way that they've changed the definition of that word,
00:20:10.780 it doesn't mean what it used to mean. It now means anyone who, uh, you know, supports the systems that,
00:20:16.540 that they say are systemically, uh, racist or supports the institutions of Canada, which they say
00:20:21.660 are irredeemably broken basically. Um, and wanting to replace it with some kind of a utopian idea. It's,
00:20:28.780 it's, it's, it's really, it's really scary stuff. So how can, how can people fight back against this,
00:20:33.100 Sam? Yeah. You know, um, I want to, I want the audience to remember something. One of the,
00:20:39.260 one of the key words that was used to dismiss the convoy was white supremacist. Now that had nothing
00:20:45.900 to do with racism or white supremacy, but why did they do that? They did that because they know
00:20:52.060 it's an effective way to dismiss someone in the same thing. They know they can dismiss people. They can
00:20:57.660 dismiss, um, good values and they can, they can dismiss our systems by calling them white supremacists.
00:21:03.660 And then that is the game. And so we have to know the game and know how to oppose them.
00:21:08.060 Right. So how do we fight back? Honestly, it's being involved in our school systems. If you're a
00:21:11.900 parent, be asking, and I've seen, I've gotten emails from people telling me how they've been able to, um,
00:21:19.820 to reach out to their, to, to their, their children's schools. And by asking questions,
00:21:25.820 they've made it known to the teachers that they will not tolerate critical race theory being taught
00:21:29.100 in the schools. And because of that, because of fear of, of pushback from the parents,
00:21:33.820 the school has, have, have, have backed off. So something like simply asking, um, um, your teachers
00:21:40.220 or the principals, what is being taught will help them with accountability for that. Reach out to your,
00:21:46.060 to your MPs, reach out to the politicians, let them know how you will not stand for this. And I think
00:21:52.060 simple things like that will be enough to let them know that, look, we are not apathetic. We do care
00:21:56.780 about this. If they think we don't care, they can do whatever they want. But as you said, right now,
00:22:01.340 they were pushing this bill since, since December with no controversy. And now that you have some
00:22:07.420 people speaking out against it, you already have them apparently stalling. And that's just how
00:22:11.820 effective it is when we are not silent. Absolutely. I encourage anyone watching this,
00:22:16.220 if you are in Ontario and you have kids in schools, push back, you know, pick up the phone,
00:22:22.620 especially, you know, if you don't want to get involved in a lot of parents don't want to ruffle
00:22:25.660 any feathers at their kids' schools, uh, call your MPP, especially if they're a conservative and,
00:22:30.060 and just say how appalled you are that they would, uh, push forward a bill like this, because I think
00:22:35.740 you're right. I think that in the U S it's, it's sort of hit a critical mass where more enough
00:22:39.980 parents are aware. I hear so often, Sam, from parents, from friends who have little kids in Ontario
00:22:45.260 talking about, you know, the latest thing, um, you know, oh, we're all supposed to wear this
00:22:50.060 certain color on a certain day to show that, you know, whatever. And, and, and, and, you know,
00:22:54.060 pushing this little stuff on little kids, like four or five year olds, um, you can't,
00:22:57.740 I can't imagine some of the stuff that's being said to these children in school and how damaging
00:23:01.580 and harmful it is for the co cohesion of our society. Uh, well, Sam, we're so excited to have
00:23:05.980 you at True North. Why don't we talk a little bit about what you're going to be doing,
00:23:09.820 what you have planned for us here at True North? Yeah. Hey, I'm, I'm excited.
00:23:15.180 to, uh, to start writing. I've already been thinking of ideas. I want to write more about
00:23:18.540 critical race theory. Um, I want to write about what's happening. Um, I've received a lot of emails
00:23:23.420 from parents just sharing more information as to what their kids are bringing home to them and what
00:23:28.780 they are learning from school. I want to address some of the other things going on in Canada as well.
00:23:33.340 And, um, excited to just, you know, write about really anything. So, you know, people who may follow
00:23:38.540 me from my blog, I want to write similar things, but maybe more in a, in a more broad sense, um,
00:23:44.780 for, um, True North. Yeah. And, you know, you said that so many of this stuff in some ways,
00:23:50.300 Bill 67 isn't necessary because there's so many instances out there. We have a reporter Sue Ann
00:23:55.340 Levy who, who writes a lot about the sort of woke stuff that happens at the very local level, which,
00:24:01.100 you know, gets kind of, uh, passed over in the legacy media. They don't really cover local politics
00:24:05.980 anymore. They don't really cover city council stuff, but it will be great to have more people
00:24:10.540 reporting and yourself with your expertise in, in this theory. Uh, so we're, we're really looking
00:24:15.900 forward to having you on the team and for you to continue to expose this because it's just,
00:24:19.900 it's so important. Every parent should be aware of it. And I think that if more conservatives knew
00:24:24.540 these sort of code words and code language that they use, um, this kind of bill would never get
00:24:28.620 introduced in a Canadian legislature or parliament ever again. So Sam, we're really excited. Uh, welcome
00:24:33.180 again to true north. And we look forward to having future conversations with you.
00:24:36.220 Thank you very much.
00:24:37.500 All right. That's Samuel say he writes at slow to write.com and he now writes for true north as
00:24:42.540 well. Thank you so much, Sam. I'm Candace Malcolm, and this is the Candace Malcolm show.