Juno News - The legacy media doesn’t understand why Canadians don’t trust them

00:00:00.000 the legacy media in canada cannot be trusted and thankfully canadians are starting to pick up

00:00:18.000 and clue into this fact i'm kendis malcolm this is a kendis malcolm show and it's friday so it's

00:00:22.580 fake news friday we're doing it live this week and i am joined by my producer and journalist

00:00:27.180 here at true north harrison faulkner harrison welcome to the show hi candace thanks for having

00:00:32.300 me once again well you know it's great to have you and i know you and andrew lawton filled in

00:00:39.020 last week and this week is actually going to be my last episode of fake news friday for the summer

00:00:44.700 and for probably much of the fall as viewers know i am about to have a baby so i'm about to

00:00:49.980 take a whole bunch of time away to be with my family to be with the new little one and you

00:00:54.940 you know, the thing about having a baby when you have two other kids is that you end up having to

00:00:59.800 spend a lot of time with the older kids to get them used to the fact that family's changing.

00:01:03.480 It's like a big, a big adjustment for absolutely everyone. So, so this will be my last show and we

00:01:08.800 are going to have Fake News Friday sort of spun off as a standalone show that will be hosted by

00:01:14.280 Harrison Faulkner and Andrew Lawton. So really excited to see that continue on. I think that

00:01:20.060 Fake News Friday is, is too good to just stop running. I mean, there's, there's so much content

00:01:25.420 all the time. And these journalists deserve to be called out for their recklessness, for their

00:01:30.700 lies, for just the, the, the, the clear division that they push in our country. It's, it's, it's

00:01:36.760 horrible. And, and they need accountability. You know, they, they're there to hold the politicians

00:01:41.000 accountable, but no one's holding them accountable. And so this is, this is us doing our small part

00:01:45.420 to try to do that. So looking forward to that. And Harrison, I'm really pumped about your

00:01:50.280 new show. I just watched the latest episode this morning. I was laughing because, boy,

00:01:56.020 you cover some crazy stuff on there. But why don't you tell the audience a little bit about

00:02:01.180 the new show and how it's going so far? Yeah. So for those that don't know,

00:02:06.480 the name of the show is called Ratioed. And I've been reading some of your comments and some people

00:02:11.160 don't know what ratio means basically what it means is when a post on social media gets way

00:02:16.940 more comments than it does like so the comments to like ratio is way off um and that's usually

00:02:22.440 the telltale sign candace when someone has really really made a mistake on twitter and they're and

00:02:27.120 really have stirred up a lot of a lot of people who are mocking them making fun of them or or

00:02:32.760 maybe getting angry at them so there's a ton of bad takes on twitter as we all know guys and and

00:02:37.820 this is what the show is all about we're trying to expose some of them laugh at some of them and

00:02:42.300 and really just trying to make some fun out of all the craziness we're going through

00:02:46.240 uh and yeah last the last episode yesterday was quite quite incredible because of just

00:02:51.680 how insane some of the videos were that we found that we had to cover um you know sometimes you

00:02:56.780 have to cut the videos off short because they're just that bad candace that we really can't keep

00:03:00.460 it going for that much longer because you know we want to we want to do right by the audience

00:03:04.600 We don't want to put them through some of these horrible, horrible videos.

00:03:08.460 But nonetheless, I think it's important that we make fun of them where we can.

00:03:11.840 And the show seems to be catching on.

00:03:13.700 So you can find Ratioed on our YouTube and on our other social media platforms every Thursday.

00:03:19.940 And yeah, it's really been fun to start it off and looking forward to keeping it going.

00:03:25.840 Well, it's great content.

00:03:27.920 And, you know, a lot of us can't really, we don't have the stomach to sit on TikTok or go through

00:03:34.380 all the latest happenings on Twitter. So much of the media now, it's driven from Twitter. It's all

00:03:40.040 just kind of insider stuff that's rolled up on Twitter. And, you know, it's really a trying

00:03:47.180 experience just to spend a lot of time on the site. So it's so good for you to have the patience

00:03:51.540 to do that and pull out the best of the worst every week as well. So encourage folks to check

00:03:57.300 out ratio. It's going to air every Thursday for the summer and beyond. So excited about that.

00:04:04.620 We've got lots of other new podcasts and new shows coming out at True North. We have one that's

00:04:10.820 almost ready to announce the launch of it. It's really exciting. We have Rupa Supermania doing

00:04:15.540 her own show. Andrew Lawton's here. We have Sue Ann Levy doing videos for us. Anthony Fury is

00:04:21.020 back to the video. So lots of content, lots to keep you informed throughout the summer. Well,

00:04:26.260 I am away with my family. Harrison, let's just get to it because we have a lot to cover. I know

00:04:33.300 you and Andrew Lawton touched on this series of polling results last week, but I want to get it

00:04:39.960 to again. Our friends over at Abacus Data, the sort of liberal, big L, partisan liberal shop

00:04:45.900 run by Bruce Anderson, who's a liberal insider, and David Coletto, who's a pollster. They have

00:04:51.840 a new series of polls that they've done. And basically, you know, so the fourth one came

00:04:58.780 up this week and here's a headline. It says millions of Canadians believe the U.S. election

00:05:02.360 was stolen from Trump. And basically they pulled 1,500 Canadians online. And what they determined

00:05:11.840 was that millions of Canadians must believe in this idea that the election was stolen from Trump.

00:05:18.000 Another 29% think it's possible, but aren't sure. And they classify this as just like a flat out conspiracy theory. They look at other questions they asked. Apparently one in five Canadians think it's definitely or probably true that 9-11 was an inside attack. 18% of Canadians say that the royal family killed Princess Diana.

00:05:39.660 uh so so so and and then also they have their climate change is a hoax i i first of all the

00:05:46.880 the line of questioning that they have on these is is so leading right in the world of journalism

00:05:52.060 we call it leading like like you you can sit here and be very skeptical of the integrity of the u.s

00:05:57.360 election system very very skeptical of all of the institutions that work together to change the

00:06:02.440 rules to bury media stories to hide the hunter-biden laptop story you can look at all of those things

00:06:08.040 and say you know i'm going to draw the conclusion that the powers that be conspired to make sure

00:06:13.000 that trump wasn't elected um and and that and that's different than someone who believes that

00:06:17.720 say uh you know that the ballots were stolen or that there was something some kind of a mass

00:06:23.880 overlying conspiracy so so so the question is just kind of vague enough that you could get people

00:06:29.720 answering yes without necessarily being a conspiracy theorist right i think there's a

00:06:33.720 room for disagreement, even amongst conservative circles over the extent to which the last election

00:06:39.640 in the US was fair. But here they are, you know, throwing it right out there,

00:06:43.480 saying that the millions of Canadians believe in these in these conspiracy theories. And,

00:06:48.360 and, you know, and then the other thing you do is they layer it in. So they match up how many of

00:06:53.320 these people also vote for conservatives and trying to say, like, if you're a peer poly of

00:06:58.440 supporter, you're way more likely to believe in these in these outlandish conspiracy theories,

00:07:02.920 trying again to sort of undermine Pierre Polyev, undermine the kind of people who might support him

00:07:07.440 and vote for him. And to me, I just, it's so frustrating. It's so, you know, this is the

00:07:14.000 fourth week in a row that we have one of these, the same exact conclusion, this idea. I mean,

00:07:18.720 come on, even the idea that one in five Canadians is what, a 9-11 truther. I have to say, 9-11 0.99

00:07:25.240 truthers that I've spoken to and talked to, they're usually not conservatives. They're usually 0.64

00:07:28.980 on the left and they are very, you know, anti-Israel or anti-George W. Bush. So it doesn't

00:07:34.900 even make sense. And of course, they don't show how many of these overlap with liberal voters or

00:07:39.180 NDP voters or green voters who are probably the biggest conspiracy theorists of all. This is just

00:07:44.060 hackery masquerading as journalism or as neutral polling. What do you think, Harrison?

00:07:50.520 Well, Candace, it's exactly that, which is just designed to pin Canadians against each other.

00:07:56.320 It's designed for the liberals to use as a way to demonize conservatives and to especially demonize Pierre Polyev, who is seeming to run away with the conservative leadership race.

00:08:07.520 Of course, they tie it into who would vote for Pierre Polyev.

00:08:10.880 They, of course, don't show who would vote for the liberals or who would vote for the Greens.

00:08:15.100 It's always intended that way.

00:08:16.440 And the problem is, Candace, is when abacus data releases these polls, journalists who should know better, who should be able to see through this stuff in journalism school, they teach us all about polls and methodology and how it works and how it represents, how it's supposed to represent a population.

00:08:32.160 we see these articles popping up in the national post throughout this series of abacus data polls

00:08:37.380 the canadian press will pick it up and then of course when it gets put in the canadian press

00:08:42.520 as we've talked about week after week i find on the show it ends up getting syndicated across

00:08:47.180 the country so they're using these polls to attack canadians it's canada bashing that's

00:08:52.780 what i said last week and i hold i hold that when i when i read these these again this is just a way

00:08:57.420 to pin Canadians against each other. It's a way to make Canadians or convince them that they are

00:09:03.280 conspiracy theorists or, or try and try and basically, yeah, convince them that they are

00:09:08.240 not, you know, they're not part of the majority or, or that, or that some grand, large number of

00:09:13.120 Canadians are, are conspiracy theorists. It's, it's disgusting stuff. It's, it's really the 0.81

00:09:17.780 lowest of the low and there's no public interest behind this polling. This is all designed to prop

00:09:23.240 up and benefit liberals at the expense of everyday Canadians, who frankly, and quite likely,

00:09:29.340 because I'm not exactly sure, they don't make it clear, but quite likely are not even polled

00:09:32.600 correctly. How many times have we seen polling companies like this fail to actually poll accurately,

00:09:38.380 fail to poll real hardworking average Canadians? They end up finding urban centers or they find

00:09:45.900 those that don't really represent the population. That I think is what we're looking at here. And

00:09:51.320 it's disappointing that journalists aren't seeing through it and knowing better.

00:09:55.240 Well, I think it's like one step even more devious and evil, Harrison, because it's like

00:10:00.020 Bruce Anderson and David Coletta, look, we all know this is a liberal pollster shop. Bruce

00:10:04.080 Anderson is a sort of former journalist, used to be the host of the at issue panel, or sorry,

00:10:09.060 a panelist of the at issue panel on CBC, the sort of like flagship obnoxious, you know, Andrew Coyne,

00:10:15.100 Althea Raj, Chantelle Ibert, and it used to be Bruce Anderson up there as well with Rosemary

00:10:19.800 barton and then he he stepped back because his stepdaughter was sort of one of justin trudeau's

00:10:26.680 like inside most trusted employees so so this is kate purchase who is um you know this mclean's

00:10:33.800 article here meet the woman who crafts justin trudeau's image uh communication director and

00:10:39.560 justin trudeau's pmo k purchase his job is to make her boss look good this was back in 2018 she's no

00:10:45.720 no longer in this role. But still, the point remains that the Trudeau liberals are closely

00:10:52.140 aligned with this polling shop. And so the idea that they are creating this news, like this is

00:10:58.060 news that's just been created out of thin air. They're like, hey, let's go poll Canadians and

00:11:01.720 find out how dangerous their views are and how extreme they are and how racist they are and how 0.99

00:11:07.780 crazy they are. It's all pre-positioning so the Trudeau government can come up with their

00:11:11.920 position saying, hey, guys, we need to internet. We need to regulate the internet. If we don't

00:11:15.720 regulate the internet, look at how much more divided our society will be. Look at all these

00:11:20.120 crazy people. There's just going to become more craziness, more instability. And it's all working 0.93

00:11:25.120 in lockstep with Trudeau to further his policy agenda. But I think what they're doing is really,

00:11:32.120 really dangerous because what they're also doing, Harrison, is telling Canadians not to trust their

00:11:37.580 neighbor, not to trust their fellow compatriots, saying, you know, that that person that you think

00:11:42.720 you're friends with, that co-worker or someone that you see at the coffee shop every day or

00:11:47.120 something, you know, your friend, your kid's parent, your kid's friend's parent. These people

00:11:52.780 are probably racist. They probably have a conspiracy laden worldview. They probably believe 0.99

00:11:59.240 that the election was stolen for Donald Trump. They probably support Donald Trump. We saw this

00:12:02.700 as a story that came out last week from the same pollsters, the same series, legacy media claims

00:12:07.560 uh 40 so so sorry the national post headline says millions of canadians believe in a white

00:12:13.080 replacement theory millions of canadians see the same same polling company their abacus data and

00:12:21.620 again they surveyed 1500 people online and they extrapolate from that that millions of canadians

00:12:25.900 must be racist must be racist and uh the the the way that they got that theory i know you talked

00:12:32.420 about this last week with andrew lawton um but the the question was that one third of canadians

00:12:36.640 believe in the so-called white replacement theory that 37% of respondents representing 11 million

00:12:41.760 Canadians agreed with this statement. This was the statement that they were asked whether they

00:12:45.240 agreed with or not. There is a group of people in this country who are trying to replace native-born 1.00

00:12:51.040 Canadians with immigrants who agree with their political views. Okay, so the first part of that

00:12:56.820 question, there are a group of people in this country who are trying to replace native-born

00:12:59.460 Canadians. I mean, that would just be like the immigration department, right? Like the group of

00:13:04.640 people is the politicians, the liberals who are in power, who have drastically increased our 0.58

00:13:09.640 immigration levels, trying to replace native-born Canadians with immigrants who agree with their

00:13:14.140 political views. I mean, that's, again, up for interpretation. The part of this statement

00:13:18.440 that doesn't make sense with the headline, Harrison, is that it doesn't say anything

00:13:21.960 about skin color, right? That the question doesn't include the word white or make any mention of a

00:13:27.860 person's ethnicity or skin color, but then they sort of editorialize and extrapolate to mean that

00:13:33.480 they must agree with a white replacement theory, which is the racist ideology that the Buffalo

00:13:38.740 shooter used or subscribed to or pushed when he did his massacre. So, so, so, so they're taking

00:13:44.660 a statement that is sort of vaguely worded, that, that has some truth to it that many Canadians

00:13:50.060 would relate to. And then they're saying, if you agree with this statement, then you must agree

00:13:56.080 with this white terrorists. Like it's, it's such a jump and it's so dishonest. And again, all it 0.98

00:14:01.080 does is turn Canadians against each other. Because really, you're walking down the street,

00:14:05.260 you think, wow, you know, one in three Canadians is a crazy racist who supports white terrorism, 1.00

00:14:12.300 essentially. That's what that's what they're saying. I mean, it's so wild. It's so irresponsible 1.00

00:14:16.060 that the extent that they will go to win an election to allow Justin Trudeau to push forth

00:14:22.040 his agenda, like the fact that people in the media are going along with this, that this is being

00:14:25.820 quoted that this is being pushed harrison i find it i just find it like disappointing on so many

00:14:31.500 levels but also like truly truly dangerous uh really really bad stuff here what's your thought

00:14:37.580 what are your thoughts completely and the the headline from the national post is is disgusting

00:14:42.140 there's no other way to describe it really it's it's canada bashing as i said and the headline

00:14:46.460 should read it should read millions of canadians were tricked into agreeing to a question designed

00:14:52.700 to convince other canadians that they are racist that's what it really should read right candace

00:14:57.180 but of course this was all cooked up from the start we're going to trick canadians we're going

00:15:01.340 to we're going to make sure that we get the result we need we're going to make sure we get the

00:15:04.700 headline we need and everyone's going to come to our polling company and look at our look at our

00:15:08.620 data it's it's it's horrible and journalists should know better journalists should know better

00:15:14.540 the headline is not should not read millions of canadians it should be it should if they should

00:15:19.500 when you make such an accusation like that, it should basically make it clear that it was 500

00:15:25.020 people who responded to a 1,500-person survey. That is not, you cannot tell me that that is

00:15:31.060 representative of the country. And when you do that, it's just, you're engineering a result.

00:15:37.760 You're creating a synthetic result that is designed to convince people, like you said,

00:15:43.680 Candace, that your neighbor is a racist, that your neighbor is a conspiracy theorist.

00:15:46.940 It's horrible stuff. And journalists should know better. But we know now that the quality we expect of our journalists is wrong. We should we should basically be expecting, you know, first year level university age writing, not not professional, legitimate and respectful journalism. That's just not what we're going to get from these guys. 0.99

00:16:07.760 Well, yeah, like I would see that question and say, okay, a third of Canadians don't agree with our immigration levels or a third of the Canadians are mistrustful of Justin Trudeau when it comes to his agenda behind immigration. Like, I wouldn't like, you know, try to layer on some, some commentary about race and ethnicity when that was not in the question. It's, it's crazy. And, you know, the whole series, again, not to belabor it, but it's designed to point out that Canadians don't really trust our institutions.

00:16:36.420 I know there was other stories about how trust in media is at an all-time low that Canadians don't

00:16:40.660 trust the institutions. And rather than these elitists and these experts who run these institutions,

00:16:45.940 who see themselves as sort of the gatekeepers of these institutions, rather than taking pause,

00:16:50.260 Harrison, and saying, okay, what are we doing? What are we doing wrong? What are we doing

00:16:54.420 that is turning Canadians against us and making Canadians not trust the institutions that they

00:16:58.500 used to trust? Instead, they sort of hold the mirror back up and say, this is the public's

00:17:02.660 fault like we blame the public and i mean you can see this like daryl butts who used to be justin

00:17:08.100 trudeau's sort of inside man and he he was thrown under the bus over the whole we charity scandal

00:17:13.860 uh was it the we charity or was it the snc level i can't keep track i think it was snc no sorry it

00:17:18.260 was the jody was earlier so many scandals harrison yeah can't keep track he was he was thrown under

00:17:23.140 the bus uh after one of the big scandals and uh but he's still he's still around and he's still

00:17:29.060 doing dirty work for justin trudeau he put out on twitter something that was kind of deranged he

00:17:34.580 tried to blame true north our organization for the lack of trust in the media so so he writes

00:17:41.460 uh this thread goes a long way towards explaining why trust in the media has fallen so precipitously

00:17:46.580 in canada especially on the right great research hashtag fake news so that's kind of funny calling

00:17:52.500 us fake news and we're pointing it out on fake news friday uh no derald butts uh well first of all

00:17:59.060 I don't understand your point as to how True North existing and providing an alternative perspective on things and providing a news organization that provides fact-based journalism but also has a conservative editorial position, how that would undermine Canadians' trust of the legacy media.

00:18:17.800 like we exist because of that we exist because canadians don't trust the legacy media they're

00:18:23.400 looking for other alternatives and true north is here we're funded entirely by people who support

00:18:29.800 our work and our journalism we're funded entirely by canadian i don't think we have any donors from

00:18:34.040 outside of canada it's all canadian people funding our work and somehow that is a sign of explaining

00:18:43.160 why trust in the media is gone like he's got he's got completely backwards right it's like

00:18:46.360 we're not the ones that are undermining trust in the media. You guys are doing that all on your

00:18:50.320 own, right? We're just here pointing it out, shining a light back on you. And Canadians

00:18:55.640 are coming to us instead because they want a different perspective. They want more truth

00:19:00.600 in the media. They don't think that the media is trying to truth. And then Joe Abus gives a link

00:19:05.600 to this crazy, crazy leftist activist. First of all, this crazy activist put out this Twitter 0.99

00:19:11.560 thread about it. It's totally unhinged. It's not even accurate at all about True North. It's not 0.98

00:19:16.240 even our logo. You know, this is an anonymous bot troll who can barely write a coherent thought 0.78

00:19:22.820 together on Twitter. She has this long deranged Twitter thread that's totally factually incorrect. 1.00

00:19:28.020 And it's from like over a year ago. I don't know why Gerald Butts is searching Twitter feeds from

00:19:33.940 over a year ago trying to like expose True North for something that's like not even true at all

00:19:39.380 by an anonymous bot. And he's calling that great research. Like he's way down in the dumpster of

00:19:45.900 like, you know, quoting anonymous trolls and bots and saying, this is great research,

00:19:52.360 Hashiq big news. Like, Gerald Butts is so out of touch, so out of control. The fact that this guy 0.93

00:19:57.080 has power, the fact that this guy advises a prime minister, man, that tells us so much about why

00:20:02.340 Canada is heading in the direction it's heading. Well, Gerald Butts is the puppeteer. He's pulling,

00:20:06.960 or he was pulling the strings inside these institutions that Canadians no longer trust.

00:20:11.140 And, you know, to find that Twitter thread, like you said, a deranged Twitter thread in which he doesn't really know how to compose tweets and makes weird hashtags and all that.

00:20:20.280 He must have searched up True North because how else would you have found that?

00:20:23.240 It's 13, 14 months old.

00:20:25.240 It's just very bizarre, Candace.

00:20:27.020 And, you know, this idea that True North is part of is pushing fake news.

00:20:31.520 I just want to ask people watching this show, you won't see our editor panicking, writing letters to MPs and writing editorials saying, we didn't retract our stories in the convoy or we stand by reporting.

00:20:45.440 You won't see that. You won't see MPs openly say that our reporting during the trucker convoy was false because we didn't do that.

00:20:52.640 The CBC did. They had to admit it. They're the ones backtracking. They're the ones that are always panicking, having to retract stories.

00:20:57.900 So the proof is in the pudding, Candace. We're not the ones that are misleading Canadians. Like you said, we're giving Canadians the other side of the story, desperately needed other side of the story, because you've got people like Gerald Butts and the editor-in-chief of the CBC who refuse to take any blame, refuse to take any responsibility for the fact that Canadians can see through everything they do now.

00:21:18.560 Canadians know exactly that they have a reason why not to trust people like Gerald Butts and the CBC and our other institutions.

00:21:25.780 It's because they've proven time and time again, Candace, that they're willing to go to any depth to back up their friends in government.

00:21:34.200 They're willing to go as deep as they can to make sure they shine a good light on Justin Trudeau at the expense of Canadians.

00:21:41.600 It's brutal.

00:21:42.700 But just look at what our reporting shows.

00:21:45.560 look at how we react to our own reporting and look at how the cbc right now is panicking about how

00:21:50.280 they're reporting misled canadians it's it's quite obvious it's for everyone to look at

00:21:55.160 yeah i mean they do it to themselves right and it's like oh no we didn't retract the story

00:21:58.840 we just changed everything about it and didn't tell you and then when we got caught we told you

00:22:02.920 like it's like okay there's a distinction without a difference uh you know you're right that the

00:22:07.720 proof is in the pudding because even you just look at our numbers like we're pretty modest right we

00:22:12.360 we don't have like a huge we don't have a 1.2 billion dollars in subsidies from from the trudeau

00:22:16.920 government we don't have must carry um rules with the crtc where we're broadcasted across the airways

00:22:22.600 we don't have all those inherent advantages we have a small team and you know we run it that way

00:22:27.640 uh we work out of our home studios or uh you know out of out of your bedroom or or your your

00:22:33.320 brother-in-law's bedroom or something wherever you are harrison but i mean you know we don't

00:22:36.920 have a fancy studio like they do and yet you know when you look at the twitter engagement

00:22:41.560 that we have social media engagement, the amount of times our videos are shared and viewed on

00:22:45.940 Facebook and YouTube and Instagram, like people are interested in what we're saying. And so

00:22:50.760 Gerald Butts can sit there and retweet deranged 18 month old or 16 month old threads about some

00:22:57.780 crazy lady accusing us of using dark money and fossil fuel interests or whatever she's saying.

00:23:03.540 But the reality is, that is not the reason why Canadians don't trust institutions. That is not

00:23:08.920 the reason people aren't tuning into the CBC anymore. That is not the reason. The reason that

00:23:13.200 Canadians are no longer trusting the institutions, including the media, which used to be trusted,

00:23:18.640 the thing that kept us all together in Canada. The reason that Canadians are turning away and

00:23:23.880 not trusting them is because of their own work and the things that they're doing and the way

00:23:27.380 they're discrediting themselves over and over again. Harrison, I want to show this clip. I'm

00:23:32.520 a big Jordan Peterson fan, as folks and viewers probably know. He did this incredible lecture

00:23:39.100 over at the Hoover Institution at Stanford University. He was a guest on a podcast called

00:23:42.880 Uncommon Knowledge, which is really excellent. I recommend if you have an extra hour this weekend

00:23:48.120 and you're looking for some things to contemplate and some deep thinking, go find this video

00:23:54.060 because it is just filled with gems from Jordan Peterson. I feel like he's back

00:23:58.580 and stronger than ever and uh one of the things that's really interesting is that he talks about

00:24:04.820 this this very same phenomenon um that we that we're talking on he he filmed this i think at the

00:24:10.400 end of the end of april there in 2022 and i want to play uh first clip here is jordan peterson

00:24:18.400 talking to the host i can't remember the host name harrison i think you might know peter robinson i

00:24:22.500 think is his name yeah former former reagan staff writer he's he's brilliant he said the show on

00:24:27.720 common knowledge is great yeah i'm a big fan of the hoover institution it's like one of the

00:24:32.560 the the few uh glimmers of light in in a very dark uh academic setting in the united states but

00:24:39.080 but they're at stanford university which is a pretty left-wing school on campus um they host

00:24:44.080 this this organization called the hoover institution they do great work and really

00:24:48.020 really strong thinking there but anyway so jordan jordan peterson here he's i sort of asked like

00:24:54.120 you know, when you look at the trucker convoy, you see, it seems like there's two totally

00:24:59.800 differing perspectives on what actually happened there. And so you can see how the host,

00:25:05.660 how the interviewer sets it up, kind of juxtaposing what Jordan Peterson says versus

00:25:10.200 what Justin Trudeau says. And you can see Jordan Peterson's reaction here. So let's play that clip

00:25:15.540 right now. February protest by Canadian truckers. The protesting COVID restrictions,

00:25:24.120 Some of them block border crossings, some of them snarl the capital city of Ottawa.

00:25:29.600 A quotation, then a video clip.

00:25:32.100 Here's the quotation.

00:25:33.200 You, in a message you taped for the protesters,

00:25:37.440 I'd like to commend all of you for your diligence and work on accomplishing what you have under trying conditions

00:25:44.020 and also for keeping your heads in a way that's been a model for the entire world.

00:25:49.620 Close quote.

00:25:50.560 Now the clip.

00:25:52.400 It has to stop.

00:25:54.120 The people of Ottawa don't deserve to be harassed in their own neighbourhoods.

00:26:02.520 They don't deserve to be confronted with the inherent violence of a swastika flying

00:26:08.580 on a street corner, or a confederate flag, or the insults and jeers just because they're

00:26:17.560 wearing a mask.

00:26:21.780 not who canada who canadians are all right so here's here's hardly even look at him here's

00:26:29.140 here's the first question how can discourse in a great democracy have become so polarized

00:26:38.500 that jordan peterson and the prime minister look at exactly the same set of events

00:26:44.100 and come to opposite conclusions about them well he's lying and i'm not so that's a big part of

00:26:50.500 of the that's a big part of the issue I don't believe that he ever says a word

00:26:55.220 that's true from what I've been able to observe it's all stage acting he's

00:27:01.020 crafted a persona he has a particular instrumental goal in mind and

00:27:06.400 everything is subordinated to serve that why what's the motivation the same

00:27:13.300 motivation that generally that's generally typical of people who are

00:27:17.140 narcissistic, which is to be accredited with moral virtue in the absence of the work necessary to

00:27:25.020 actually attain it. All right. He's playing a role. Jordan Peterson just perfectly describes

00:27:35.080 like everything about his reaction to Justin Trudeau. But it was so interesting just to see

00:27:40.700 the two sort of juxtapositions where you had Jordan Peterson congratulating the truckers for

00:27:45.160 keeping their head, for behaving, for not letting anything like a January 6th scenario happen,

00:27:50.700 right? And then at the same time, it's like Justin Trudeau just pretended that that had

00:27:54.600 happened and that somehow it was inherently violent and that, you know, the one guy that

00:27:58.760 was probably staged that had the flag, that somehow that was inherently violent or that

00:28:05.200 there was cheering against people wearing masks, right? It's like, you know that the opposite of

00:28:10.440 that has happened like routinely for the last two years, that if you're not wearing a mask,

00:28:15.160 get jeered and you get yelled at and you get shamed and all that stuff so it the the premise

00:28:21.160 is really interesting that that these two events were seen so differently interpreted so differently

00:28:26.040 by these two leading canadians and then i think i think jordan peterson just said it so perfectly

00:28:31.960 there that you just just drew is lying that says it's as simple as that he's a narcissist it's all

00:28:38.120 for the pursuit of power and ego and i think so many people i see in the comments section every

00:28:43.080 time we play a video of trudeau and i i feel that too i have a visceral reaction to the guy

00:28:46.840 but hearing him talk the way he talks the way he talks down the way he's acting and over over

00:28:52.040 pronouncing words and it's just it's just it's just the most irritating thing what do you think

00:28:57.880 harrison well he he is jordan peterson is exactly right you know justin trudeau and i think justin

00:29:04.440 trudeau knows that his line of his line of attack on the convoy wasn't accurate but he doesn't care

00:29:11.080 because it's all about dividing people. This is divided families. This is divided communities.

00:29:16.120 You know, inside certain families, people will see this trucker convoy as this great national

00:29:21.260 unifying moment. That's the way I see it. A truly special thing that I got to live through and I got

00:29:25.540 to witness with my own eyes. But members of my own family see it totally differently. And I think

00:29:29.940 that whole divide and conquer strategy is real. And it is used by people like Dustin Trudeau,

00:29:35.880 by these by these leaders with horrible intentions who are just trying to push their own agenda and

00:29:42.520 and you know whatever whatever happens because of that it doesn't matter you know the ends the ends

00:29:48.600 justify the means to someone like Justin Trudeau he knows he's dividing Canadians he knows he's

00:29:54.360 telling lies he's not telling the truth about the convoy the swastikas the confederate flags it's

00:29:59.160 it's it's the worst kind of it's the worst stuff you can imagine and he knows that's not Canadian

00:30:04.040 that's not what we do in canada everyone knows that it doesn't matter for people like trudeau

00:30:07.480 they're just going to divide us and they're going to do it because they want to push their agenda

00:30:11.880 and and and whatever happens because that they don't care as long as they achieve their own

00:30:16.200 agenda it doesn't matter what it costs canadians it's just it's just horrible you're right and as

00:30:21.880 it goes back to the same theme as the abacus data polling it's like they're deliberately dividing

00:30:26.520 canadians putting words into their mouth making it seem like they're horrible saying things that

00:30:30.280 they didn't and they're doing it to divide the country just was a leader of this country he was

00:30:34.920 elected prime minister and the things that he does to our country are just shameful well i want to

00:30:39.160 play one more clip from this uh peterson uh lecture because i i just think it's so spectacular

00:30:44.440 he hits the nail right on the head when we're talking about losing trust in our institutions

00:30:49.080 the fact that canadians no longer have the same levels of trust particularly in the media and

00:30:53.960 government but but it's across the board in all institutions and i think peterson does a better

00:30:58.520 job than just about anyone i've heard on this subject explaining why right the media are more

00:31:03.560 than happy to sit here and say you people you canadians uh you're destroying our country because

00:31:08.840 you don't trust us anymore and it's like that's not the problem right uh so so let's play the

00:31:14.760 the clip of jordan peterson on institutions here so and then canadians why do canadians buy this

00:31:24.760 to the degree they do.

00:31:26.480 And I think they're faced with a hard choice

00:31:29.100 because in my country, for 150 years,

00:31:31.180 you could trust the basic institutions.

00:31:32.960 You could trust the government.

00:31:34.380 It didn't matter what political party was running it.

00:31:36.440 You could trust the political parties,

00:31:37.860 right from the socialists over to the conservatives.

00:31:40.260 The socialists were mostly union types

00:31:42.360 and they were trying to give the working class a voice.

00:31:45.180 And honestly, so you could trust the media.

00:31:49.240 Even the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation

00:31:50.820 was a reliable source of news.

00:31:52.280 you none of that's true now and so Canadians are asked to make a hard choice or were in the

00:31:58.720 truckers convoy situation and the choice was well either all your institutions are

00:32:05.020 almost irretrievably corrupt or the truckers were financed by like right-wing Republican Americans

00:32:13.000 well both of those are preposterous you might as well take the one that's least disruptive to your

00:32:19.180 entire sense of security and so i think that's what canadians did mostly it's interesting that

00:32:26.400 he says so so so he's talking about this weird what i would call a real conspiracy theory right

00:32:30.640 the media pushes idea that the trucker convoy was not an organic homegrown protest movement for

00:32:37.600 canadians who's sick and tired of justin trudeau and these mandates just wanted their life back

00:32:41.740 um that that that couldn't be possible and therefore there must be some shadowy figure

00:32:46.320 behind the scenes, they said that it was Republicans in the U.S. who were trying to subvert our

00:32:51.500 democracy, which is such a preposterous idea, right? It's like, why would they do that? Who?

00:32:56.820 Like, name one person, right? It's like, name the person who's supposedly the one orchestrating

00:33:02.520 this conspiracy. And like, they can't, right? And so the host was like, why do Canadians believe

00:33:08.480 in this? And it's like, you know, it's easier to imagine that than that everything about our

00:33:14.820 society has been corrupted, that you can't trust a word the prime minister says, that the media is

00:33:18.560 constantly lying to you. That's kind of like cognitive dissidence for Canadians. Canadians

00:33:23.680 are trusting, law-abiding, ordered people, very rule-abiding people. And the idea that all of

00:33:33.940 our institutions will be corrupted is too much, I think, for many to take, which is why I think so

00:33:37.500 many do continue to go along with the legacy media and legacy narrative. Peterson says that

00:33:44.140 that these institutions are irretrievably corrupt,

00:33:47.520 which is, I completely agree with that sentiment.

00:33:50.460 But one thing that David Coletto and Bruce Anderson,

00:33:53.260 I think, accidentally revealed,

00:33:54.940 is that this isn't like a black and white case.

00:33:58.300 More and more Canadians are coming around to the idea

00:34:01.240 that, no, no, it's not the institutions you can trust.

00:34:04.740 The institutions have turned on you.

00:34:06.200 They're irretrievably corrupt.

00:34:08.320 And that's the problem. 0.92

00:34:09.580 And that's why so many people, I think,

00:34:11.500 again, were willing to go to such great lengths to protest.

00:34:15.120 They were willing to put up with the unbelievable smears against them

00:34:17.760 from our prime minister and from the media.

00:34:19.140 And why so many of us are looking to alternative media

00:34:24.380 and looking to alternative sources of facts

00:34:26.240 because the stuff that you're hearing from the government

00:34:28.740 and the legacy media, you just absolutely, absolutely cannot trust it.

00:34:35.660 Here's, let's move on.

00:34:36.460 This is a pretty amusing story.

00:34:37.680 uh why don't you tell why don't you tell us what these panic buttons for mps here

00:34:42.420 so we got news i think it was yeah it was a couple days ago and the what is it the national

00:34:49.580 observer or canadian press it might have been they wrote a story about how mps are now receiving

00:34:54.880 panic buttons which they're allowed to they're they're supposed to hold on to and they can press

00:35:00.340 if they're if they feel they're in danger now this is supposedly because candace they're

00:35:04.640 receiving mean tweets and death threats online from anonymous users or things like that. And

00:35:11.640 of course, this is coming from Marco Mendicino, a Canadian who I think most people quite detest

00:35:18.320 at the moment because he's been caught lying and he's been used by Justin Trudeau to push the

00:35:23.420 emergencies order and the Emergencies Act. And so now because he's receiving lots of mean tweets

00:35:28.160 and lots of comments on social media, he has ordered a bunch of panic buttons for MPs to

00:35:34.520 hold on to when they go outside. I mean, I can't really think of anything more emasculating

00:35:38.840 for a politician who's supposed to represent the people holding a panic button whenever a

00:35:45.220 constituent might come up to them and air some grievances, Candace. It's really,

00:35:48.620 really embarrassing stuff. And, you know, I put this out on Twitter, because when I read this

00:35:54.060 story, the first thing I thought about was the fact that the honor in being a politician, the

00:35:59.020 honor in representing Canadians has completely gone. There used to be this idea that if you were

00:36:04.480 called a liar or if someone did something dishonorable as a politician, not only would

00:36:10.040 you take serious issue with it, not only would that person be expected to resign, but as I

00:36:14.080 mentioned here, in 1849, John A. Macdonald challenged an opposition politician to a duel.

00:36:20.700 So they put their life on the line to defend their honor and to defend basically the institution

00:36:26.960 of the House of Commons. Where has that honor gone? Imagine being a politician now holding a

00:36:32.220 panic button in the same house where politicians used to have real honor. They used to actually

00:36:39.580 take the job seriously. And they used to put their life on the line because they believed

00:36:43.560 what they were doing. I think this is just a symptom, Candace, of how far our politics has

00:36:48.780 fallen. And I followed that up, that tweet up with this, you know, what year was it? 2012,

00:36:54.880 2011 or wherever, when a terrorist stormed the House of Commons armed with a gun after killing

00:37:02.240 a soldier in broad daylight. You didn't, and MPs had to basically shelter in place in the House

00:37:08.700 of Commons because a terrorist was on the loose inside the House of Commons. There was not a

00:37:12.540 single MP who had the, who had really the audacity to call for a panic button. They just got on with

00:37:18.420 job they did the job that canadians asked them to do and they weren't crying and whining about

00:37:22.900 mean tweets we've fallen so far i can't imagine being a liberal mp and holding one of these 0.96

00:37:28.740 lame panic buttons like i said on twitter i can't imagine being such a loser

00:37:33.620 well it's unbelievable harrison because okay part part of the reason that mark

00:37:38.340 marco mendicino is getting all the flack is because he admitted that he hadn't told the

00:37:42.180 truth about the emergencies act and canadians were rightfully angry about that there was some

00:37:46.500 rightful indignation. Again, an honorable politician would have resigned after misleading

00:37:50.660 and not telling the truth about something so important as suspending our civil liberties and

00:37:55.840 sort of misleading the public as to who advised and when and why. The other reason why there's

00:38:01.240 been so much pushback against the minister, Medellino, is because they used the tragedy

00:38:06.240 in Uvalde, Texas to try to ban guns, right? Okay, so let's just point out a little bit of irony

00:38:12.020 right here, right? You have the public safety minister saying that he needs a panic button,

00:38:18.760 what, to call an armed police officer to come and protect him, or an armed private security guard

00:38:24.960 to protect him. So when he presses a button, a person with a gun shows up to protect him,

00:38:30.520 and yet he is trying to take away the guns of Canadians. So are these people pro-gun or anti-gun?

00:38:36.260 I would love to know that. I would love to know if Justin Trudeau's private security detail

00:38:39.960 continues to hold handguns because I presume that they do. And so, in other words, he's worthy of

00:38:45.860 protecting. His family's worthy of protecting. But Canadians, you know, you can't protect

00:38:49.880 your own family. And then to the broader point, you know, I do remember in 20, I think it was 0.99

00:38:54.580 2015, Harrison, when a deranged ISIS terrorist burst through the front doors of Parliament

00:39:01.200 after murdering an unarmed soldier standing ceremoniously on guard at the Tomb of the

00:39:06.920 General Soldier, a monument for the war dead in our country. The terrorist shot this individual,

00:39:14.240 Nathan Cirilla, in the back. He shouted, for Iraq. Then he ran into parliament and tried to kill the

00:39:22.480 prime minister. He didn't know where to go. So fortunately, thank the Lord, he didn't have

00:39:28.780 success. He was murdered. He was killed by the sergeant of arms. But there was a terrorist who

00:39:34.220 breached our parliament not too long ago, Harrison, six, seven years ago, right? And at the time,

00:39:41.040 Prime Minister Stephen Harper, his security detail, pushed him into safety, into a closet,

00:39:47.100 and the right, the left, and the media, and liberal politicians mocked him and made fun of him,

00:39:53.580 and said he was a coward because he was in a closet. He didn't walk into a closet on his own, 0.93

00:39:58.320 he was pushed in there for his own safety, and there was an armed terrorist who had already

00:40:01.440 murdered someone on the premise, right? So, so, so obviously, you know, we're talking about a lot

00:40:07.900 of hypocrisy here and, and the liberals were the ones that were leading that, that, that line of

00:40:14.380 attack saying that the conservatives were somehow cowards because they were hiding from an armed 0.97

00:40:19.360 terrorist in the building, right? The prime minister doesn't hold a gun. He doesn't carry a gun. He

00:40:23.020 can't protect himself. So obviously his security was there to help him. But the, the idea that

00:40:29.060 somehow that made him a coward was a little weak. But again, I think this just goes to broader theme

00:40:34.400 of his show. Harrison, the whole point of the story, the whole point of the media covering this

00:40:39.200 and making it seem like somehow these politicians are now facing some kind of a unique threat. It's

00:40:44.640 this uniquely dangerous time for these liberal politicians, these poor, precious babies. It

00:40:50.240 would infantilize these politicians. It's because of the dangerous right wing, right? The dangerous 0.97

00:40:56.160 truckers and the and the white supremacists and the violent rhetoric that we're hearing and you 0.50

00:41:02.880 know you you you hear it they're they're drumming up this sort of like i don't even know how to

00:41:07.900 describe it it's like they're trying to paint half the country as like insurrectionists and as

00:41:13.540 terrorists and as the enemy it's it's so it's so it's it's so remarkably dangerous what they're

00:41:21.040 doing. And it's so blatantly obvious, too. It's like, you know, they're trying to pit you against

00:41:26.300 your neighbor. They're trying to pit the country against each other, and we're letting them. And

00:41:29.320 the media is giving this whole nonsense a megaphone. Like, True North, you know, we cover

00:41:34.780 this story just insofar as to mock these idiots. But, you know, as a legacy media journalist, 1.00

00:41:41.420 you know, to take this seriously, to say, like, oh, these liberals, they're just so precious,

00:41:46.440 and this has never happened before. There's never been threats against politicians. There's never

00:41:50.860 in death threats uh give me a break right that's not true but you can you can just feel how the

00:41:55.900 media and liberals are working in lockstep to basically divide the country and turn us against

00:42:02.140 each other and make us all believe um that you know the internet is radicalizing people that

00:42:07.420 there's this dangerous right-wing white nationalist like sector militia in the country that's just 0.97

00:42:13.660 gonna what like start start killing liberal politicians like okay that's pretty deranged 0.92

00:42:19.260 worldview they tried to convince canadians that they were going to overthrow the government 0.98

00:42:23.500 candace and i mean you know imagine if justin trudeau was the prime minister when that terrorist

00:42:28.300 attack took place on parliament hill trudeau would have shut the country down for a month and he would

00:42:32.220 have been in tofino or at his cottage you know hiding for about the rest of the year you know

00:42:37.020 you talk about you talk about the guns issue right i mean the the government tried to convince us

00:42:41.660 that there were guns in ottawa and in response justin trudeau ran away to his cottage to hide

00:42:47.260 and he sent snipers on the rooftops of ottawa to point their rifles at the protesters you know

00:42:53.260 this this idea that that these mps are are facing as you said some unique threat is a complete

00:42:59.660 it's it's throwing gas in the fire it is designed to rile people up it is designed to create

00:43:04.860 some sort of situation i believe that and and call me crazy but there's no other reason why

00:43:09.500 you would try and convince canadians that these mps are facing some horrible threat from mean 0.94

00:43:15.420 tweets that they need to carry panic buttons around with them it's it's ridiculous give me a 0.92

00:43:19.820 break it's really it's really quite silly uh the idea of it it kind of reminds me of like you know

00:43:26.860 something you would give to your like aging grandfather like uh you know in case they fall

00:43:30.460 and you press the button to get the ambulance there it's not something that you know a cognitive

00:43:36.300 adult human uh really really needs you got a phone right it's like if someone's threatening you or

00:43:41.740 following your stalking, you just call the police or presumably, you know, these MPs and these

00:43:46.080 ministers have their own protection. It's so silly. And again, the fact that the media take 0.98

00:43:52.040 it seriously is just telling. All right. Let's cover the last story here. We know the legacy

00:43:56.980 media gets truly triggered by the Canadian flag. Well, there is an effort this year for Dominion

00:44:02.200 Day or Canada Day, which happens a week today, to take back the flag. So apparently the right 0.62

00:44:07.640 tried to steal the flag from the left, in part because they wanted to cancel Canada Day last

00:44:12.880 year. If you recall, they wanted to cancel Canada Day. They wanted to tear down all the statues of

00:44:16.320 Sir John A. They said cancel Canada Day. They played up the whole narrative around the residential

00:44:25.500 schools. They didn't even want to be Canadian anymore. So conservatives kind of stepped in and

00:44:29.500 said, well, we still like our country. We like Canada. And you saw a bit more patriotism on the

00:44:33.760 political right. Now the left is trying to take back the flag. So why don't you tell us about

00:44:38.980 this individual in this video that he put out? So what we've got here is a guy, I believe,

00:44:44.940 who goes by the name of Stuart Reynolds. He calls himself a comedian. I don't think he fits the

00:44:49.100 bill of a comedian, which is supposed to make us laugh, Candace. But nonetheless,

00:44:53.000 he considers himself to be a comedian. And he put out this video with the intention of making us

00:44:57.580 laugh and really it's just quite embarrassing and cringy. And he's trying to, I guess, start

00:45:04.220 the initiative of the left to take back the Canadian flag. As you said, let's watch this

00:45:08.140 clip and then we can pretend or try to laugh at this horrible video. But let's watch this clip.

00:45:16.940 Do you want to fly the Canadian flag, but don't want people to think that you're a hot tub in

00:45:21.440 streets and a freak in the tweets don't worry now there's a solution just fly the flag canada

00:45:29.120 doesn't get everything right but we're trying the venn diagram of being canadian and done by choice

00:45:34.320 does have some overlap but thankfully it's not just two circles on top of each other 0.95

00:45:39.440 so if you want to fly the maple leaf go right ahead we know you're not a jerk eh 0.94

00:45:43.520 so i just will say this there's nothing more obvious than a fake a in a video you cannot 0.98

00:45:52.080 fake that you can't you can't pretend to say a because it's so obvious that you're just

00:45:56.100 you're just trying really hard and it's just a really sad attempt candace at trying to

00:46:01.340 i guess kick start this this retaking over of the canadian flag i don't i think that's why

00:46:07.300 most people don't laugh at leftists they're just it's impossible for them to be funny

00:46:11.420 Well, it's usually them just hitting you over the head with their political view, as you put it out on Rayshad a few times, that, you know, comedy on the left is basically just them telling you their pronouns and demanding that you adhere to their worldview.

00:46:24.860 But this was like, had all the hallmarks of like cheesy Canadiana, like a 1990s beer commercial or something like that.

00:46:32.520 I didn't really get the punchline.

00:46:34.000 But look, I think Canada Day or Dominion Day, as I like to call it, should be an apolitical holiday.

00:46:39.840 we should all put our political differences aside and try to find some unity in our country,

00:46:44.780 in our great country, celebrate the important things that we've done and the contributions

00:46:48.440 and not dwell on the sort of political differences that we've had here. I guess this sort of does

00:46:54.740 that, although he takes so many hits at people who he disagrees with, who he calls done by choice.

00:47:00.560 So I guess, you know, it's better than them canceling Canada Day, but I don't know how much

00:47:07.900 better. Of course, the CBC didn't like this video either. One of their reporters over in London

00:47:16.020 tweeted a video and just kind of reiterated the whole leftist nonsense about how flying the

00:47:22.440 Canadian flag is complicated. The convoy protests use the flag. And because of that, you know,

00:47:29.480 the flag is problematic and racist and all the same nonsense that we've been hearing over and

00:47:36.240 over again for uh the last year or so harrison so so they really can't help it even even when you

00:47:42.180 have someone on the left trying to say let's let's take the flag back and let's all be patriotic

00:47:45.740 uh you still have the annoying host of cbc london's morning show you know lecturing us about

00:47:52.940 historical systemic racism or whatever and uh how how you know we just can't we just can't

00:47:59.320 celebrate canada because some bad things happened a couple hundred years ago or or something like

00:48:03.940 that. And therefore, we should all just feel guilty forever and be punished for the sins of

00:48:08.300 our grandparents or not even our grandparents, if we're the children of immigrants, people who 1.00

00:48:13.820 chose to come to this country. They can't get past their collectivized guilt and identity 0.99

00:48:19.320 politics they're just obsessed with. So no surprise that it's back again for Canada Day this year.

00:48:24.400 Yeah. And you know what? I think the best thing you can do to really get under the skin of Justin

00:48:28.420 Trudeau, Candace, and people like the CBC journalist is to be unifying behind the flag,

00:48:33.660 be proud of Canada, and hug your neighbor, regardless of their politics. That's what they

00:48:38.540 don't want you to do. That's what Trudeau doesn't want you to do. Instead, he wants to politicize

00:48:41.840 Canada Day. And I think the best thing we can all do is be proud of our country, put our politics

00:48:46.600 aside, and just take a day to be happy to be in one of what I still believe to be one of the

00:48:53.700 greatest countries on earth. And that, I think, is the best way to stick it to people like Justin

00:48:57.760 Trudeau and those that want to try and divide us with the CBC. Well, I think that's a great message

00:49:02.660 to end the show on. I think there's still so much to be proud of here again. If nothing else,

00:49:07.620 you know, we produced Jordan Peterson, who is one of the leading intellectuals in the world,

00:49:11.960 and he's helping make sense of everything. And I think, you know, the fact that there are still

00:49:15.980 so many people out there fighting for our political traditions, fighting for our rights,

00:49:20.580 fighting for, you know, trying to restore our institutions instead of just blindly trusting

00:49:26.500 them saying no it's not that we are trying to undermine the institutions so we want to make

00:49:30.100 them better we want to make them stronger we want to restore them and i think i think you're right

00:49:33.720 that canadians need to unite uh what better way to do it than over a canada day barbecue uh with

00:49:40.120 your neighbors with your friends and uh that's uh we'll leave it there i'll leave it at that

00:49:45.280 it's been such a pleasure thanks so much harrison for joining me and again for those who tune in

00:49:49.980 late this is my last episode of fake news friday last episode of the candace malcolm show uh for

00:49:54.680 the time being i'm about to head off on maternity leave having another baby baby number three is

00:49:59.120 coming very soon so i'll be offline for a while and uh hopefully uh you guys will enjoy the plenty

00:50:06.360 of great content that we have coming your way at true north uh lots of new podcasts lots of new

00:50:10.380 shows they're going to continue doing fake news friday it'll be hosted by harrison and andrew

00:50:15.020 lawton so i'll be looking forward to enjoying that um as as well as you and don't don't forget

00:50:21.000 to check out Harrison's new show called Ratioed.

00:50:23.020 It's every Thursday here at True North.

00:50:25.180 God bless you all. Happy Canada Day.

00:50:26.720 And we will see you again soon.

00:50:28.540 It's Fake News Friday. I'm Candice Malcolm.

00:50:30.040 And this is the Candice Malcolm Show.

Juno News - June 24, 2022

The legacy media doesn’t understand why Canadians don’t trust them

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