Juno News - Woke TikTok journalist gets FIRED from CTV

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00:00:30.000 Hi, I'm Candice Malcolm and this is The Candice Malcolm Show. We have a great show for you today

00:00:37.680 and you might notice I'm in a different studio than normal. Well, my family and I recently

00:00:43.140 purchased an acreage in rural Ontario and we are here at the farm. I'm so excited.

00:00:49.160 I have my four kids out with us. We're going to have such an adventure out here.

00:00:53.320 And originally I was going to buy a new studio to match the studio that I have in my other house.

00:00:58.420 So I was going to buy the same bookcases and the same plants and the same backdrop.

00:01:03.280 But then the original farmhouse here has this beautiful wooden office. I kind of feel like I'm

00:01:08.720 at Tucker Carlson's studio, like in the woods in Maine. And I just thought it was so beautiful.

00:01:13.860 So I decided to stick with it. I know it's a little dark in here. I'm going to be buying

00:01:17.880 better lighting and I'm going to improve the whole setup in here. But I'm super excited and I hope

00:01:22.640 maybe I'll even start having people in studio and doing interviews in here because it's a really

00:01:26.640 beautiful space. I'm really excited for today's show. I'm joined by a new guest that I've never

00:01:31.540 had on the program before. His name is Mario Zalaya. He's a political commentator and a businessman.

00:01:38.260 And if you're anything like me, you see Mario's videos all over social media. All of a sudden,

00:01:43.260 I just started seeing them pop up on X all the time, going through the news stories,

00:01:47.400 pointing out the facts, giving us a fact-based analysis. I love it. And so I wanted to have Mario

00:01:52.260 to join us on the show today. So Mario, great to have you today.

00:01:55.800 Yeah. Thanks very much for having me on, Candice.

00:01:57.860 So tell us about yourself, Mario. How did you become this sort of viral political

00:02:02.160 sensation in Canada? I think you're on TikTok. Is that right?

00:02:06.300 Yeah. So I started in TikTok about maybe two years ago. And funny enough, originally it started

00:02:12.080 and the way my account, my original account, and I'll explain in a second, my original account

00:02:16.380 blew up because, uh, I had, uh, a bad experience with an old, uh, Tesla model S I had bought in 2013,

00:02:23.760 long story short. Um, the way it was designed, uh, the AC condensate was leaking water on top of the

00:02:30.460 battery battery died. There was literally, so basically water was leaking on, on top of the

00:02:35.800 battery battery died. Tesla had a notification. I only got a notification of high voltage that

00:02:42.040 basically that means it couldn't blow up. Uh, I took it to them. Um, they wouldn't warranty it.

00:02:47.380 Um, and it was a $29,000 bill that went like mega viral, like 19 million views plus covered by

00:02:54.700 almost every major news station, uh, I think in the world. And it would be, it became a huge thing.

00:03:00.700 And my account really exploded. And I honestly, I just started posting about business and stuff in

00:03:05.320 general. And I started seeing, um, I, I started realizing politics was affecting more of my life

00:03:13.440 than I ever thought imaginable. And I was never into politics at all. I never followed it. And it was

00:03:18.920 literally about a year and a half ago that I really started commenting on it. And people are like,

00:03:23.700 you're uncovering a lot of stuff and you're giving us a different perspective. And as time went on,

00:03:28.520 you start kind of connecting the dots. And that's all I really like to do is I like to really take up,

00:03:34.240 look up news articles and connect a dot with something else that might've happened before

00:03:39.220 with something else that might've happened before, which something else that maybe wasn't covered.

00:03:44.140 And that that's ultimately all I'm doing. And I'm presenting it to people in a way where they can

00:03:48.300 digest it. And so, you know, the, the common feedback I've had from people is they really

00:03:52.860 liked that approach and people who don't even care about politics. They never cared about it before.

00:03:56.520 Um, I've been to, you know, one of my kids plays basketball. Uh, I've had kids that he plays

00:04:02.200 against with asking me for pictures. Like these are, you know, 11 year old kids who recognize me,

00:04:07.420 who want to take pictures and they see my videos all the time on Tik TOK. And, um, just because I,

00:04:12.600 I own a lot of businesses, I'm very busy. I don't really have time to do this. Like I do this only

00:04:18.080 when I have spare time. Um, and I tried doing it as, um, punctually as possible in a, sorry,

00:04:26.440 in a succinct manner, uh, as much as possible. And, uh, it was only really until I think I've

00:04:32.600 only been on X and Instagram for about four months and both accounts are going quite rapidly.

00:04:38.240 Um, and I'm, I'm just continuing what I'm doing. And a lot of it, a lot of it has to do because

00:04:43.160 my staff member is actually helping me post, um, videos that maybe I've posted before that are still

00:04:48.340 relevant today, but it was really his idea to say, you know what, Mario, like, like, let me just

00:04:52.620 repost this stuff for you. Cause I told him I just don't have time. And so now that I create a video,

00:04:57.660 I have a good system of, uh, how to upload it and kind of grow these other accounts and get people

00:05:01.980 more aware of what's happening in our country. Well, I absolutely love your videos. I think

00:05:06.060 you're so good at getting to the bottom of things and pointing out what the key part of a story is

00:05:11.340 that maybe the media is missing or the political class is missing. And sometimes it takes an outsider's

00:05:15.740 perspective, or if I could ask, what is it that got you into politics? Like what happened a year and a

00:05:20.780 half ago that sort of flipped the switch that made you start thinking about this stuff?

00:05:25.100 Uh, I mean, I don't know if there was anything, well, I would say that the major thing that really

00:05:31.660 irritated me, um, uh, to no end, and I don't think I'll still forgive the government was the vaccines.

00:05:38.940 Like my wife and I were never going to get it. Um, and it was this, uh, coercion that was done

00:05:45.180 on people like myself, um, who didn't want it, but we couldn't travel anywhere. We couldn't do anything

00:05:50.940 and we're bottled up. We can't go to transportation. You couldn't go to a food court and sit down and

00:05:54.780 eat your food with a special class of people. If you didn't have a vaccine and you know,

00:06:00.060 there wasn't really much to do. We couldn't leave the country. We couldn't do much. And

00:06:03.180 you know, we're, we're debating, you know, should we, should we not do it? You know, the,

00:06:06.220 the numbers look safe. It looks okay to the state. It's one of the biggest regrets we have.

00:06:09.740 That was one of the big steps. And that obviously was more than a year and a half ago. And, you

00:06:14.540 know, during that time period, I mean, I had a extremely successful business. Uh, it's called

00:06:18.780 Bad Axe Throwing. Uh, I think a lot of people would recognize it. Like if people know what axe

00:06:23.500 throwing is modern day wise, you probably know because of me, if you've ever seen it on TV,

00:06:28.700 that's one of my other companies that I own, which is called the World Axe Throwing. I had to deal with,

00:06:32.220 uh, ESPN, uh, which then televised it on TSN. So if you ever see any sort of axe

00:06:36.380 throwing championship competitions, that's one of the other companies that I own.

00:06:39.900 While that company, you know, uh, is still doing quite well and bad axe throwing is as well.

00:06:44.700 Um, you know, back then we were just crushing it. Um, and you know, the, the big comparisons,

00:06:50.300 like from the U S to Canada was just completely night and day. And it was purely political.

00:06:54.540 The U S was like, you know what? We asked you to close down. We're really going to support you.

00:06:59.100 Um, I got in the U S for, for my U S uh, operations of the business. And I've never said this publicly,

00:07:04.460 but I got nearly a million dollars from the government as a grant. Like the, the, the,

00:07:09.980 this is, this is to maintain my operations, to keep people on payroll, to pay for my rent

00:07:15.660 because they, uh, they forced me to shut down. Canada gave us a $40,000 loan. And my operations

00:07:21.660 weren't that much different in Canada than they were in the U S except we were shut down for two

00:07:26.700 to three times longer in Canada. Uh, Ontario, most people don't realize, and I know this because

00:07:32.940 I was in the most scrutinized shutdown industry in the world. I was an indoor recreation

00:07:40.700 entertainment or, you know, don't go into those indoor places. You know, you're, you're going to get

00:07:44.780 COVID or what are the sanitation's limits on it? Oh, you know, you can't do that. You should only go

00:07:49.660 out in groups with your own family members. So we went from a business that you couldn't book with us

00:07:55.820 unless you book like three, four weeks in advance with a minimum of 10 people.

00:07:59.900 Our model now is like, you can, you, we had to adjust it to book with as little as four.

00:08:05.260 And it just completely decimated the revenue numbers, the booking numbers.

00:08:09.660 It never went back to what it used to. It never went back.

00:08:13.340 We got hit hard with inflation. We were sorry. We got hit hard with COVID. We recovered.

00:08:17.660 Then we got hit hard, even harder with inflation and things just got progressively worse. And I was

00:08:23.500 like, man, we are just getting kicked in the teeth over and over again. I'm like, I'm not staying

00:08:28.300 silent anymore. And now that I have this audience, people need to know what the government is responsible

00:08:34.460 for. Uh, this is just what, what is happening makes absolutely no sense. And that's when I started

00:08:41.100 really just ramping things up. And so the sentiment was always there. The audience was not, I was never

00:08:48.780 intending to be any sort of a social media, you know, person at all, um, or a personality. I have no

00:08:54.380 interest in monetizing it. It's not a thing that I ever aspire to. I don't care about the fame. I don't

00:08:59.180 care about any of that stuff. It was really just about to get the message out. And what I was saying really

00:09:04.380 resonated with a lot of people. And so that, that, that's basically where I am today.

00:09:09.180 So at the, at the sort of depth of both COVID, the restrictions, I mean, it's, it's incredible.

00:09:14.860 The government forced you to shut down your business and yet, you know, all that they were

00:09:18.940 there to offer was alone. Um, like just curious, did you consider leaving the country? And if, if,

00:09:25.900 if you did, uh, why didn't you go?

00:09:27.660 Uh, and, and in all, and in all fairness and in full transparency, they gave me 20 grand as a grant.

00:09:33.820 Um, uh, and so I got a $60,000 loan, but if I paid it by this amount, they'd give me 20 grand for free.

00:09:39.740 That did nothing that covered rent for maybe like a handful of locations, maybe it was completely,

00:09:46.700 um, immaterial and inconsequential to the total operations and the amount of people that I

00:09:51.420 actually employed, um, and the total overhead that I had. And so it was a huge, uh, amount of

00:09:57.260 government overreach and not enough, um, support, uh, and not enough, uh, science-based, uh, data at

00:10:03.820 that time, you know, um, we, we didn't consider leaving, to be honest. It, it wasn't a thought that

00:10:09.100 crossed my mind. Um, and my wife and I had had that discussion a long time ago and our, our, you

00:10:14.940 know, basically where we ended up is our family's here. Like we're happy here and we're gonna, we're gonna

00:10:21.740 make this thing work. And so we, it was never really something that crossed my mind to be honest.

00:10:27.580 Well, if you can survive as a small business owner under, uh, Justin Trudeau, I suppose you

00:10:31.660 could survive just about anything. Uh, Mario, I want to talk about the news, uh, a story of another,

00:10:37.500 uh, TikTok influencer, although I think that she probably has the exact opposite motives that you do. 0.95

00:10:42.380 I think all she wants is, um, fame and fortune talking about Rachel Gilmore. And so we covered

00:10:47.580 this on the show last week. She got hired by CTV to do a fact second, uh, fact checking segment.

00:10:54.300 And I mean, to me, this is just the most farcical thing imaginable. Like Rachel Gilmore is a meme of

00:11:01.100 herself. She is always pushing whatever the most extreme version of the narrative is. She tries to fact

00:11:08.460 check others while basically all she's doing is pushing her own far left agenda and really like 0.50

00:11:15.020 no matter what issue it is, you can count on Rachel Gilmore to take the most extreme far left view. 0.95

00:11:23.020 And so it was a little surprising for some of us to see that she'd been brought on by CTV, which is,

00:11:28.060 you know, as mainstream media as you can get, especially given that, you know, maybe, maybe during

00:11:33.500 election, you might want to have a bit of balance and not bring on the most extreme left winger

00:11:38.380 in journalism. So it didn't really surprise me that she was, um, out of a job. Uh, we learned this

00:11:45.820 last night that Rachel Gilmore, her segment was canceled amid backlash. She blamed the conservative 0.98

00:11:51.900 party. Um, here is a video that she uploaded, um, to TikTok yesterday talking about how she said that

00:11:58.220 she was bullied out of a job by the far right. Let's play that clip. 1.00

00:12:03.020 This is why I get harassed so badly because they know that it'll work. If you see someone reporting

00:12:09.020 on far right, on threats to democracy, on the rights of trans people, and you bully everyone 0.90

00:12:14.780 who gives them a career opportunity, anytime they achieve anything, and then those career opportunities

00:12:20.460 get taken away, you're going to realize that it works. And now because CTV just caved to this

00:12:26.620 pressure for no other reason than the backlash that these guys intentionally inflicted on me,

00:12:33.020 they're going to know that they can do it again. This is a direct attack on journalism,

00:12:37.500 on the freedom of the press. And frankly, it really, really is crushing for me.

00:12:43.420 Gosh, you almost feel sorry for her. If you forget all of the context about all of the nasty things

00:12:50.060 she said about unvaccinated people or people who don't want boys playing in girl sports,

00:12:55.260 or, I mean, any number of issues, but, uh, what do you, what do you make of this whole controversy,

00:12:59.180 Mario?

00:12:59.580 Yeah, honestly, I, I had no idea who she was a couple of months ago, um, at all. And, um,

00:13:05.500 I had been tagged in a video where someone was, and there's always going to be, you know,

00:13:10.060 similar, what I believe are far left extremists calling me out for disinformation,

00:13:14.540 but they never tell you what the disinformation is or what they'll do is they'll take a small

00:13:18.140 clipping of a larger context of what you're talking about. And then this is how evil Mario is. And this

00:13:23.180 is the disinformation he's talking about. But when it comes to having a direct debate, they could never

00:13:27.660 hold up in having that. And they would never actually engage in that kind of a conversation.

00:13:32.380 Now she was encouraging people to do that about me. And that's the first time I'd ever heard her.

00:13:36.380 I was like, who the heck is this Rachel Gilmore girl? When I opened up my ex account, um, I was

00:13:41.420 like, man, a lot of people really don't like her. I'm like, I wonder what's up with this girl.

00:13:47.100 And, um, I saw something that she had posted. I honestly can't remember what it was,

00:13:51.100 but I fact checked her. And, um, it, the, the, I guess there, you know, there's the whole ratioing,

00:13:57.100 like when people really like your comment more than the original post itself, it becomes very,

00:14:02.540 uh, I would say emotional for the person who actually posted it. And I believe that's

00:14:07.740 how my first engagement started with her. And, um, she then decided to make a video, uh, about me.

00:14:15.100 And everyone knows anyone, whoever follows me knows that I was always, um, a Trump fan before the

00:14:22.700 terrorists. And that's important to mention because, you know, while I like a lot of his policies and I

00:14:30.060 like that he's putting America first, I don't like what he's doing to Canada whatsoever. As soon as

00:14:35.660 that happened, any, you know, sort of mentioned, cause I used to say, you know, I'm the Maple Maga.

00:14:39.660 This is the, and this was like a common theme that people said before she weaponized that and did that

00:14:45.580 post tariffs. And that's a, that's a very important distinction to make because, you know, everyone's

00:14:50.540 very sensitive and rightfully so about, you know, being a 50 face free 54 stater. And this guy's a

00:14:55.260 traitor, this, that, and the other, but that wasn't the case at all. And I've always said,

00:14:58.620 I'm always Canada first. She weaponized that asked her followers to basically, Hey guys,

00:15:03.580 this is the business he owns, but I got to tell you, you know, don't harass his employees

00:15:08.860 and, you know, make sure you don't, um, you know, uh, because we're not that type of people,

00:15:13.980 let's not do anything bad. And it's kind of like, you know, she, she's basically doing enough to send

00:15:19.740 a message to her followers. And they did, they left dozens and dozens of negative reviews on bad

00:15:25.180 acts throwing in my Canadian locations. One of those businesses, which is in Windsor isn't owned

00:15:30.940 by me that is owned by a small business owner who franch who basically franchises or licenses it from

00:15:36.220 me. They're calling me in a panic, emailing me being like, Mario, what the heck is going on?

00:15:40.300 What do we do with all these? Anyways, long story short, all the negative reviews are gone,

00:15:44.140 but someone like Rachel, as you mentioned, I truly believe will always take the furthest

00:15:51.500 left extreme of any position. She, and I learned this word on an X where people describe her as a

00:15:58.780 cry bully. And the clip I believe is very representative of that where, Oh, I'm a victim.

00:16:05.740 How dare they do this? You know, people, you know, this is how you target, you know, this is unfair to

00:16:10.460 women, met people of color, you know, this, that, and it's like, don't give me that. 0.99

00:16:14.700 Like, do not give me any of that. I have zero pity for you. I now understand why there's such

00:16:19.900 a great deal of people who dislike you to the point that CTV felt the pressure. This isn't a

00:16:25.420 Pierre Polyev attack. This isn't something coming from Pierre being like, we need to get her off on TV.

00:16:31.500 That is the perfect example of who she is and what she represents when she twists the narrative.

00:16:38.780 And I mean, I'm not going to disclose some of the other messages I've gotten from other people

00:16:42.940 that have accused her of much worse things, much, much worse things of people who have lost their

00:16:47.340 jobs. And so, you know, I can't verify, I can't validate it. I'm not going to get involved in it,

00:16:52.380 but I mean, it's not very good. Yeah. I mean, my experiences with her are sort of similar.

00:16:57.500 I agree. She's kind of a bully. Like it's funny that she wraps herself in a cloak of defending the 1.00

00:17:02.860 marginalized and women and things like that, because her favorite line of attack against me, 1.00

00:17:07.180 Mario has nothing to do with me whatsoever. She likes to go after my husband who has a 0.99

00:17:11.820 successful career in tech. And she's decided that him and his colleagues are like the Canadian

00:17:16.380 version of Elon Musk. And so when she's talking about me, she did like a 12 part TikTok series

00:17:21.660 about me and about him too. And it's like, she doesn't even refer to me as me. She just calls me

00:17:27.580 my husband's wife, like so-and-so's wife, like treating me like I'm just, you know, some

00:17:31.100 bored housewife who's turning on social media. And then I don't really have like a career

00:17:36.140 unto myself or an identity unto myself, which I, I always found was a little bit amusing,

00:17:40.540 but in her defense, I almost think that she's an example of somebody who just believes the

00:17:46.460 narrative on absolutely everything. Like when I hear Justin Trudeau speak, I think he is just

00:17:51.500 so full of BS and so full of nonsense and everything he says, like he's a pathological liar. 0.98

00:17:56.780 And I think that probably most people watching the show right now have a similar view of Trudeau and 0.97

00:18:02.860 the liberals and everything they've been saying even pre COVID, but let's just start during COVID,

00:18:07.900 like the total nonsensical like panic that they said that we were all going to die. And that if

00:18:14.460 you left your home, you were going to kill grandma and all that kind of stuff right through to the

00:18:18.860 COVID vaccine, right through to the trucker convoy. Those people are Nazis and they're funded by Trump 0.99

00:18:23.180 and they're funded by Russians. Like every nonsensical insane story that Justin Trudeau would push. 0.99

00:18:29.100 It's like Rachel Gilmore falls for it hook, line and sinker. And then she becomes the enforcer and 1.00

00:18:34.300 saying, anyone who disagrees with me, I'm going to go after and I'm going to expose just how insane 0.93

00:18:40.300 and radical they are. And then she gets to sort of have this valor, like she's the good guy and she's

00:18:45.100 on a crusade against misinformation and disinformation, which is why it was just so

00:18:49.420 interesting. I think ironic that CDB hired her for this role because she's become so notorious. 0.97

00:18:53.980 And like you said, so hated. Anytime she's posting on social media, the comments are just

00:18:58.700 absolutely pillying her and it's embarrassing for her. And so the fact that CTV brought her on,

00:19:04.540 it just shows it total out of touch. Like they actually think that she's good at what she does.

00:19:09.100 And it wasn't until they put her on this platform and got all the feedback. And I don't think it was,

00:19:12.700 I think you're right. I don't think Pierre Polyev even knows who she is. Like, I don't think it was,

00:19:16.300 it was feedback from the top. It was just the Canadian public are like, stop, this person is not

00:19:21.420 legitimate. They're not, they don't have credibility. They're, they're totally non-serious

00:19:24.940 person. And then CTV realized like, oh, okay, maybe it's us that's out of touch. Maybe we're the ones

00:19:30.060 that are too extreme on the left. And all these people that we like to smear as being far right

00:19:34.140 and radical, those are actually just normal everyday Canadians. And it's our views, my views and your

00:19:38.940 views, Mario. Like we're just sort of like normal suburban parents trying to get by in Canada.

00:19:45.020 And they paint us as if we're some kind of like a nefarious force. What do you think?

00:19:48.940 Well, and sorry, I was just going to actually quickly add to your point, like my understanding,

00:19:54.060 and again, I didn't know this until I joined X, but my understanding is she got sued and so did CBC

00:20:00.700 because I believe she mislabeled someone as a white supremacist. I think his last name is something Abbott,

00:20:07.500 um, who is, uh, I think a protest or something, but apparently they had to settle out of court.

00:20:13.500 And that's what my understanding is of it. And so, you know, when, and when those facts

00:20:18.780 are there and how can you have, you know, and the question has to be, is how can you have someone

00:20:24.940 like that as a fact checker, um, who has basically, um, been in a position with a large broadcaster,

00:20:32.940 uh, mainstream media and absolutely mislabeled someone. And so, you know, you have, you know,

00:20:38.060 situations like this, that just kind of just, that doesn't make much sense to me. And so I, I really do

00:20:43.660 believe that CTV, uh, listen to people. And I think the approach that she took, she couldn't have

00:20:50.060 gone about it in a much worse way. And, you know, for someone, I just want to jump in there. Sorry to

00:20:55.820 interrupt there, Mario, but she did share an audio recording. So I guess she recorded the conversation

00:21:01.100 where she got fired. And of course, because everything she does, she does it for clicks. 0.99

00:21:05.340 So she uploaded this, uh, let's, uh, play this clip and hear what that sounded like.

00:21:09.020 I have to say, I, I knew that, that you had that troll base and I knew that you would get,

00:21:15.340 you know, some sort of reaction, but I really did not realize the extent of the volume of that

00:21:21.740 pushback that we've had. My goal as the EP for the show is I just want to do election coverage.

00:21:26.300 Yeah. Just, you know, it's a critical election for Canadians. We've got Trump, we've got tariffs,

00:21:31.340 we've got crazy amounts of information coming in and we just want to be able to get back to people.

00:21:36.540 But the, who we're talking to is kind of drowning out the, what we're talking about right now.

00:21:44.620 Um, and I don't feel like we have the bandwidth to deal with it. So, uh, I, I feel terrible about

00:21:51.660 doing this, but I'm just going to call down the segment that we were planning to do with you.

00:21:56.220 Cause I just don't think we have the bandwidth to be able to keep the focus where we need to.

00:22:00.700 I don't know about you, Mario. I don't know if you've ever been fired from a job,

00:22:05.660 but I don't understand the impulse to record like probably a personally devastating conversation

00:22:11.100 and then instantly put it out, I guess, to get sympathy. I don't quite understand why. Maybe this

00:22:16.460 is like a trend, uh, online that people like to record themselves getting fired and then share it

00:22:21.180 to get sympathy. Um, what do you, what do you make of that?

00:22:23.340 Honestly, when you're trying to make your career as a social media person, you're trying to be

00:22:32.140 this credible person as a journalist. You, um, have been given this opportunity.

00:22:40.140 There's more elegant ways of parting ways. And this I believe is the absolute worst thing you

00:22:46.540 could possibly do. Like, I don't understand how it makes any sort of sense. Imagine,

00:22:50.620 and it's no different than an NBA player. If an NBA player says, you know, uh, F this team,

00:22:55.660 F the coach, F these people, and you're a problem. No, one's going to want you. It doesn't like your

00:23:00.300 talent level is not going to matter. And so imagine when that talent level just isn't even there.

00:23:05.740 Like, what do you think is then going to happen to you? Like you think other NBA teams are going

00:23:09.340 to come pick you up that this is no different. Like this is the highest stage that you have.

00:23:14.460 You have CTV of CBC, you know, you have a very few handful of media companies and you just

00:23:20.780 permanently burn that bridge. Uh, I, I just, I really don't understand it. And I, I truly believe

00:23:26.700 it's exactly what you mentioned. It is about the clicks. It's about getting the pity. It's about,

00:23:32.300 and I don't know. I, I just, the views, I, I, I, I can't make any sense of it. I would never

00:23:37.100 in a million years do anything like this. And to me, this just makes absolutely no sense.

00:23:41.980 And it was honestly, it was just for lack of a better. I thought it was pathetic. 0.98

00:23:53.100 it's cool. 0.97

00:24:02.780 And, but sure.

00:24:04.780 So

Juno News - April 02, 2025

Woke TikTok journalist gets FIRED from CTV

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