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00:00:00.000 oh hey good morning good afternoon everybody depending on which part of this beautiful

00:00:11.760 country that you're in i'm sheila gunreed you're watching the wednesday iteration of

00:00:18.600 the rebel roundup our live daily news and opinion show and we are calling it the buffalo round table

00:00:26.880 it's hosted or co-hosted by my real life best friend lise merle from regina saskatchewan and

00:00:33.980 then we bring in if we well we're aiming for two other panelists today i'm pleased to bring on my

00:00:42.680 friend chris sims she's the alberta director of the canadian taxpayers federation and chris oldkorn

00:00:49.360 who's the managing editor of the saskatchewan standard so that's within the western standard

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00:01:45.480 the government to do the work that we do so guys lots happening in uh western politics western issues

00:01:54.200 uh this past week it was the first minister's meeting um in muskoka they never have these

00:02:01.200 in places like vegerville so it's always some place or on zoom right or over zoom they don't do these

00:02:08.360 yeah um and at the at the uh meeting of the first ministers um premier smith was doing what she does

00:02:18.200 best and that was pushing the western energy sector we've got this post from premier smith

00:02:24.500 um posted to x efron if you could bring it up canada's premiers met today to discuss

00:02:32.660 emergency management and wildfires how we can take action to advance nation building projects

00:02:40.200 and manage our relationship with the united states and expand international trade you know what i would

00:02:44.900 like to have heard uh expanding internal trade she says we're ready to get major projects both quickly

00:02:50.020 and responsibly but we need the federal government to address our shared concerns around policies like

00:02:53.820 the production cap and net zero regulations to generate the investor certainty needed to bring these

00:03:01.860 projects forward now i'm glad she talked about investor certainty caused by regulatory craziness out of

00:03:09.160 the federal government because everyone is talking about a reigniting energy east or um you know any any

00:03:17.240 number of these nation building projects but the problem is nobody's going to step up and invest money

00:03:22.600 while you have these uh liberal trudeau era policies standing out in the field like a scarecrow

00:03:31.840 forcing uh investment dollars to run to safer jurisdictions like algeria and northern

00:03:39.140 iraq uh chris uh first i'll go to you chris uh sims yeah you make a great point there because i think

00:03:45.800 sometimes sheila these politicians who know better by the way um and in particular prime minister mark

00:03:51.280 carney gets away with saying things like oh investment investment and what he means by that now as being prime

00:03:57.340 minister is you your neighbors your family taxpayers being on the hook for this thing

00:04:02.680 no sane person who supports canada's oil and gas sector and wants to see more drilling more product

00:04:09.920 more pipelines heading out there wants to see this built by taxpayers that's crazy talk they want to 0.99

00:04:16.140 have that stable normal environment where some bigwig company can look at canada and say you know what

00:04:22.940 i don't think it's going to be blocked i don't think that the government's going to drag its feet for

00:04:27.240 five years i'm going to get a good return on investment let's spend our own company's money on

00:04:32.260 this that's what we want to see out of this we don't want the government getting into the business

00:04:37.400 of building pipelines because it'll turn into a boondoggle and a big waste of money yeah just ask

00:04:42.520 kinder morgan what happened when the federal government didn't do its job uh chris old corn um

00:04:50.940 do you think we're ever going to see a pipeline built as long as the liberals are in power well i

00:04:56.620 guess a pipeline that wasn't bought and paid for by the canadian taxpayers and came in 800 over budget

00:05:03.100 i think we need to actually look at the messaging that we're giving to the world in one and one side

00:05:10.020 of mark carney's mouth he puts in a ev mandate by 2035 right well pipelines are not built in one year

00:05:17.920 pipelines are built over many years so by the time this pipeline gets through all the regulatory

00:05:23.640 processes and let's say we can build one from saskatchewan to the bc coast we could be mandating

00:05:31.900 electric vehicle only cars at that point in time yeah yet we want to double our oil exports at the

00:05:38.180 same time to the rest of the world if i'm an investor this is sending the exact wrong signal to me

00:05:44.660 um it's sending a signal to me that's saying okay well they want to export oil but they also

00:05:51.540 are saying that they want to use electric vehicles only on their roads so like this is just

00:05:59.460 it it's liberal doublespeak i don't think there's a pipeline that's going to happen that would go

00:06:05.840 through quebec ever because it's not politically popular and the liberals need quebec to stay in power

00:06:11.580 if they lose let's say 10 ridings in quebec and the conserves pick those 10 ridings up and they lose

00:06:17.380 some ridings in ontario from the pipeline as well next election you could very well see a conserved

00:06:22.120 government just simply because they approved the pipeline uh because there are people in ontario

00:06:27.400 and quebec that are very focused on electric vehicle only cars that might work in toronto or

00:06:33.700 ottawa if you don't have to drive far but try using an electric car in saskatchewan yes i would be

00:06:38.260 stranded on the side of the road before we could even get out of the province right and then you

00:06:43.800 know you factor in the production cap so who's going to invest in canada when then you have this

00:06:49.840 soviet style supply management on how much you can produce um it it doesn't make any sense you cannot

00:06:56.380 maximize your investment and again it when you look at uh what it would take to get a pipeline or any

00:07:05.960 major fossil fuel energy project to completion in this country a lot of these countries are saying

00:07:12.240 you know what it's probably just a lot easier to pay off the local warlord in algeria uh to get the

00:07:17.120 project done lease yeah yeah when she says that uh she needs a federal government to address shared 1.00

00:07:22.920 concerns around policies like production caps and net zero regulations to generate investor certainty

00:07:27.860 what she's actually saying is we need the federal government to get the hell out of our way

00:07:31.540 because as long as the federal government is involved in projects like this it breeds uncertainty

00:07:37.020 in um in investment from from private industry as long as the federal government is involved

00:07:44.860 uh we know that there are going to be regulatory hurdles that are going to be next to impossible

00:07:50.140 for these companies to jump over to get these projects um underway let alone let alone shovels in

00:07:57.220 the ground okay just the pre-regulatory approvals that they're going to have to get so if the federal

00:08:02.540 government is serious about um nation building projects about making canada an energy superpower

00:08:09.540 they must be willing to get the hell out of the way but as we know our federal government our federal

00:08:15.580 government has a big interest in keeping control of these things uh because we know that they have an

00:08:20.520 agenda underneath which is which is amplified by their you know their their green energy projects

00:08:27.040 by their sustainability projects by their you know by their ev mandates by 2035 we know that they

00:08:33.400 like to be involved but if they want to help the western provinces if they want to win the western

00:08:38.120 provinces over they'll get the hell out of the way on these projects and they've been overstepping

00:08:42.480 for years because natural resource development is a provincial jurisdiction thank you

00:08:47.180 i wanted to jump in there sheila if i can because i love thank you so much for including me in this

00:08:54.120 buffalo podcast i love it i love that we're part of the buffalo show i sat there and did the math and

00:09:00.040 you know how we often talk about equalization costing us billions that's true but the stifling and

00:09:05.960 strangling of natural resources projects have cost canada an estimated 600 or so billion dollars

00:09:14.020 since 2015 if you add on the energy cap that you just mentioned now we're talking some major cash

00:09:21.260 i did the math the strangulation of our natural resources projects by the federal government

00:09:27.720 would cover the income tax bills of every man woman and child in alberta saskatchewan and manitoba

00:09:36.220 for the last 10 years imagine the entire populations of our western prairie provinces

00:09:43.900 not having to pay income taxes for a decade that's how much they're screwing us that mention the lng 0.98

00:09:51.860 contract we could have had germany which was japan which went to a middle east dictator yeah that's

00:09:58.660 part of the 600 billion with a bit like it's crazy it's absolutely crazy that's insane but the one

00:10:04.620 the one thing that i i do want to mention is do you know as as it pertains to uh natural resources

00:10:11.120 being the purview of the provinces themselves we don't want the federal government involved in

00:10:17.180 developing these projects saskatchewan has one of the biggest deposits of uranium in the world do we

00:10:23.180 want brookfield associated companies to come in and start managing the mines that they're going to

00:10:29.240 start putting into production absolutely not this is what this is why danielle smith is saying we

00:10:34.820 need you all the way out of our natural resource development like all the way out not even not a

00:10:39.560 little bit all the way out and good for her uh we've got this clip from premier smith breaking down

00:10:45.160 the nine bad laws that she argues are preventing canada from living up to its potential as an energy

00:10:52.820 superpower and when i see this list i think like if you were in the developing world

00:10:56.660 you would think that we had lost our ever-loving minds that we are doing this to ourselves where

00:11:03.760 they're like we just want to be able to flip the light switch and have things come on oh you're

00:11:07.680 leaving 800 years of clean burning coal in the ground okay you guys are insane but this is this is

00:11:13.660 uh premier smith uh laying out the pieces of regulation that the liberal liberals have brought in

00:11:19.960 which hinder our growth

00:11:21.840 can you be more specific regarding quote regulatory burdens and quote bad laws that you're referring to

00:11:30.360 that you want changed at the federal level well i'm gonna hand it over to danielle she has it

00:11:34.760 memorized i don't have it memorized so let it roll danielle sure happy to go happy to go through them

00:11:41.440 um i've got it i've got a little cheat sheet right here in my in my notes so that uh i always have them

00:11:47.840 on hand so first of all c69 we call that the no more pipeline bill that that needs to obviously

00:11:54.100 have some substantial rewrite and i think that that's what the two-year

00:11:57.800 to yes policy recognizes is that has been a barrier to getting big projects built that's one the emissions

00:12:04.800 cap you can't we're not going to be able to fill a new pipeline if we're capping emissions which

00:12:09.400 means capping production the if with the aggressive targets we would have to curtail production two

00:12:14.560 million barrels a day by 2030 that's got to go uh carbon pricing we want that to stay provincial we

00:12:19.680 have a 95 carbon price other provinces have made different choices uh for different reasons but we

00:12:24.860 want that to be a provincial we don't want them to take over carbon pricing the clean electricity regs i

00:12:30.360 can tell you we have 17 000 megawatts of demand for ai data centers in our province the only way we're

00:12:37.880 going to build them is if we can build natural gas power plants that won't happen if uh if officials

00:12:42.800 or if uh company executives are going to go to jail in 2035 for not having met emissions reduction

00:12:48.960 targets that are overly aggressive tanker ban again if you can't uh put something on a ship there's no

00:12:54.560 point in building a pipeline to the coast so that's got to go uh the declaration of plastics is toxic we

00:12:59.540 have an integrated market back and forth between the u.s and canada on plastics if you're having to

00:13:03.920 handle it like it's hazardous material adds a bunch of additional regulation plus the federal government's

00:13:09.060 partnered with us on a net zero uh petrochemical plant in on in alberta so it's chaotic policy to

00:13:15.080 support and subsidize on the one hand and then try to ban it on the other net zero vehicle mandate

00:13:20.100 we've discussed that and then censorship of bill c59 uh what we're hearing i mean if an industry is not

00:13:26.960 able to talk about their genuine emissions reductions efforts without facing criminal charges for greenwashing

00:13:31.900 uh then we're kind of missing the point of the exercise and the last one is we don't want to see

00:13:36.800 export taxes on energy or export restrictions for the reasons that we've been talking about as well

00:13:41.860 that the americans have a bigger hammer if they cut off bill uh line five not only does that harm

00:13:46.320 ontario it also harms quebec and so we do need to find other routes but in the meantime we we shouldn't

00:13:52.000 be talking about uh about energy restrictions because i think there's that it would have a devastating

00:13:57.200 impact on alberta so those are on canada those are the nine what i did uh would recommend to the

00:14:03.680 federal government and i have mentioned it uh create a ministry of red tape and regulations we did 0.99

00:14:09.760 that and we saved through sectors coming to us about unnecessary uh regulations that are duplicated

00:14:17.120 between the provinces and the federal government we found over 1.1 billion dollars of uh savings and

00:14:24.240 over a million uh people working hours so that's that's a big that's a big chunk

00:14:33.680 uh i'll go to chris old corn uh do you think scott moon might have learned something there

00:14:39.480 um he has not been as adamant as danielle smith has been with regards to uh

00:14:50.160 government policy with regards to natural resource development however uh he has stepped up in a couple

00:14:57.820 couple a couple times recently for for example extending one of our coal plants to the end of

00:15:03.420 its useful life for example instead of uh what the trudeau government wanted uh so far the federal

00:15:10.340 government has not come back and said anything about that yet uh we'll see what happens there

00:15:14.840 but um oh lisa has her hand up i was gonna say i was just i was just gonna say a couple of months

00:15:21.920 ago the government of saskatchewan announced that any oil and gas project was going to have pre-approval

00:15:27.960 through the government of saskatchewan so there actually isn't any red tape as it pertains to oil

00:15:32.840 and gas projects in saskatchewan right now but that doesn't cover the multitude of other natural

00:15:38.820 resources that we have in the province and yeah chris you're right keep keep going yeah and as far as

00:15:45.060 the red tape goes that's only provincial you still got to go through all the federal red tape

00:15:48.580 exactly that's right which is actually the more onerous red tape which is also an overstepping

00:15:54.100 of the federal government into provincial jurisdiction um so scott moe he has in certain

00:16:02.600 instances tried to be more centrist on certain things and realizes like they basically lost all

00:16:08.800 of regina and saskatoon in the last federal election they kept one seat between the two major cities

00:16:13.640 however uh there's more seats outside those two major cities and they have a comfortable

00:16:19.020 majority in the legislature because we're only a two-party system here and scott moe has been trying

00:16:28.040 and even in education at least and i know about this you know he's he said one thing in the election

00:16:33.780 that as soon as the election was over he flipped on it uh with regards to uh gender and changing rooms

00:16:39.500 in public schools then he kicked it to them to decide what the policy would be and they all said

00:16:44.860 we're not following the parents bill of rights we're going to follow the canadian human rights code

00:16:49.000 uh and then he did nothing about that so he in one sense he's very conservative on a lot of issues

00:16:55.700 but then on others he's kind of like trying to play the center part to try and keep some

00:17:01.320 you know center sass party voters on his side i was going to say publicly he he uh presents himself

00:17:09.080 as very conservative yes but privately and as it pertains to policy it is all liberal it is all

00:17:15.100 liberal and sass party was an invention of the conservatives and the liberals coming together

00:17:20.100 to turf the ndp uh i would pay good money for a lip reader to find out what scott moe just whispered

00:17:27.680 to doug ford when god bless him doug ford had the wherewithal to know that he was outpaced by

00:17:33.600 danielle smith i love the question was posed to doug ford and doug's like oh actually i'm just gonna

00:17:40.980 let that the one adult in the room talk about this because uh she knows it's like how embarrassing for

00:17:47.280 doug ford that he didn't know the answer to that question how embarrassing but again if there's any

00:17:51.840 lip readers watching the show okay like certified lip readers i want to know what premier scott moe

00:17:57.880 just said to doug's word yeah not to mention just yesterday ontario saskatchewan alberta signed a

00:18:03.540 memo of understanding and one of the things in that memo was a pipeline right we've got we've got a

00:18:08.940 video on that uh that we'll show next i know chris you're just wiggling in your seat to talk uh you

00:18:14.340 know the one thing i wanted to ask you about and i'll let you take this in whatever direction you want

00:18:18.260 is uh why do we need to create a bureaucracy of finding bureaucratic efficiencies can we just get

00:18:27.200 one person who's already on salary in that department to find out any of the redundancies

00:18:34.580 and then get rid of them and then like fire one third of people through attrition like i don't know

00:18:39.700 what like does nobody see the irony of creating an entire bureaucracy for gajillions of dollars to find

00:18:46.240 government efficiency stop it no that's bass backwards it's totally bass backwards to do

00:18:52.140 something like that okay um number one we don't even need one person just do it for free steal our

00:18:58.120 homework go to taxpayer.com we have got articles that were posted there in a newsletter since 1990

00:19:04.440 showing you where to cut government waste i'm dead serious what are your managers doing over there at

00:19:10.240 the bureaucracies too by the way like what isn't that their job isn't that their job kind of no it's

00:19:14.840 apparently you know scratching your back it's yours those plants you know it's it's crazy um so

00:19:20.120 yeah we don't need yet another ministry much less one that is a red tape reduction that is a redundancy

00:19:25.020 and kind of we're willing to uh biases declared i'm a big fan of danielle smith i think she's doing a

00:19:31.600 great job as premier all things considered there's a few things we would like fixed but to come to the

00:19:37.020 defense of my rectangle brethren in saskatchewan right yeah you guys scott moe has declared he doesn't

00:19:43.740 have any carbon taxes none he said he would go to jail he said he'd go to jail like send the feds

00:19:50.640 come take me bro so that's impressive and again danielle miss premier if you're watching

00:19:57.600 why do we have a carbon tax in alberta like we have a provincial carbon tax in alberta that is crazy

00:20:06.020 pants like she needs to follow suit with scott moe in saskatchewan and get rid of all of them i know 0.97

00:20:13.460 that they're going to say oh we need it because of the oil companies regular no just tune them out

00:20:19.220 we do not need any carbon taxes in alberta that should be something that she should have scrapped 1.00

00:20:24.720 like by this fall and to her credit she is doing a massive like alberta next panel listening to her 0.84

00:20:31.000 she does take calls every saturday on her radio show she's very um reflective and she takes advice

00:20:36.700 so i would encourage people to tell her to scrap the industrial carbon tax in alberta right yeah

00:20:41.880 nothing yeah nothing made the saskies feel better than to watch our politicians tell the federal

00:20:46.820 government to get bent as it pertains to the carbon tax and those politicians were richly rewarded for

00:20:53.100 many many years because as westerners okay we like nothing more than to watch our politicians

00:20:57.920 tell the federal government yeah to kindly get bent it is the best it's our provincial sport i mean and

00:21:05.420 you're gonna need bigger handcuffs if you want to take away scott moe that man's got hands like 1.00

00:21:09.520 uh like you know like the incredible hulk the i remember my son was little and he had like

00:21:15.180 incredible hulk boxing gloves and every time i see scott moe's hands i was like those are his wrists

00:21:20.500 um we photographed him the other day he has like frying pans on the ends of his wrist

00:21:24.720 it's a true story it's a true story he has he has hands the size of toilet seats i say

00:21:30.600 they are humongous and actually i just want to point out that today i'm wearing my handcuff earrings

00:21:36.160 for sort of this exact same reason to just sort of note the tamera leach chris barbara situation

00:21:41.440 but also it applies to scott moe that's what he did he he dared the federal government to come

00:21:46.120 and take him away to the slumber and we all went oh yes okay we're quickly we're quickly running out

00:21:53.460 of time with chris sims um and we're getting to the halfway point in the half an hour i just flew

00:21:58.860 by i know she's she's much desired she's got a heart out at 11 30 mountain time but uh let's talk

00:22:05.380 about the video that chris old corn alluded to premier smith uh premiers moe and premier doug ford

00:22:12.880 told reporters on tuesday uh that uh a time for a cross-country pipeline is long overdue but again i say

00:22:20.420 good luck getting an investor um you've spoken a lot about using um getting our resources to other

00:22:27.360 markets but as daniel smith pointed out um our oil currently runs through the united states

00:22:32.020 to ontario michigan threatened to cut that off a couple years ago trump could cut it off for

00:22:37.260 political reasons do we need to build a pipeline from alberta to ontario on canadian soil regardless

00:22:42.460 of whether there's a proponent or not for national security reasons it it should give us pause that we

00:22:48.420 in eastern canada are overly reliant on oil that either has to come by way of the united states

00:22:53.980 or has to be shipped in from overseas and so we could have addressed that years ago with the energy

00:22:59.280 east pipeline energy east is now no longer an option that's available to us because those pipelines are

00:23:04.500 not full of gas but if we can begin by creating a pipeline option that will at least help us to get

00:23:11.240 to ontario so that we can satisfy the needs of this market i think that that'll give energy security

00:23:15.460 to the country and that's probably something that's long overdue we probably should have done it

00:23:18.860 decades ago we certainly uh need to have canadian access through a line uh to the refineries in

00:23:24.700 eastern canada and i think that would be important to those that live in central and eastern canada as

00:23:28.940 well uh so that we have that energy security as a country um i would point out the the comparison of

00:23:34.900 what happened most recently in eastern europe uh when european countries uh learned that they have been

00:23:41.020 entirely reliant for a significant amount of their their energy security on russia uh not a country

00:23:47.480 that today they want to be reliant on for that energy security we can't chance it any longer we need

00:23:52.720 to be independent we need a pipeline uh going to southwestern ontario uh to one of the refineries

00:23:59.440 and be self-reliant okay let's go real quick to chris sims because we're gonna have to say bye to

00:24:05.940 her right away uh chris your comments on this oh you're muted

00:24:11.400 sorry about that but this will ultimately come back down to action uh all of these words are

00:24:18.020 excellent and i think that premier daniel smith has definitely been the kid that's done most of her

00:24:22.360 homework on this the issue is will it actually happen and when i see people like ontario premier

00:24:29.020 dub ford talking about it i get queasy because where was this a few months ago no really where was

00:24:35.680 he a few months ago when this really mattered during the election and he was sitting on his hands

00:24:41.220 on everything from the industrial carbon tax to this ev mandate stuff and including not defending

00:24:47.260 pipelines so we'll believe it when we see it not only was he sitting on his hands but he was

00:24:53.300 defending and uh campaigning for the federal liberals and unless like these are all these

00:24:59.080 these little press conferences and all of these photo ops are well and good but unless we see

00:25:03.180 francois lagault the premier of quebec standing up there saying yes we need these pipelines this is a

00:25:09.640 this is just gonna go nowhere uh just real quick we're gonna say bye to chris chris how do people

00:25:15.560 find your work madam sims oh did she leave us already okay you can find chris at the canadian

00:25:25.460 taxpayers federation they've got a ton of petitions wherein you can get involved and lend your voice to

00:25:31.880 the work that they do and they will never take a penny from the government to hold the government

00:25:36.480 to account in fact they reject even favorable uh tax status because they just reject it entirely so

00:25:44.920 um let's just finish up on this topic and then we'll say bye to chris old corn too uh chris uh it

00:25:50.800 feels as though doug ford wants us to be hard of remembering um and so do the reporters who posed

00:25:58.680 that question because they said you know like oh line nine and line five they can be subject to the

00:26:05.360 whims of donald trump uh doug ford and elbows up team canada were telling alberta that they should cut

00:26:11.020 off line nine and line five until premier smith reminded them that that will actually cut off

00:26:18.200 oil and gas to you too um i agree with lice this seems a little uh a little too late to make a

00:26:26.200 difference when it comes to federal policy to hear doug ford speak up on this issue now

00:26:30.680 yeah but uh to give him some credit at least maybe he's realized he was wrong uh okay now he's he's

00:26:38.780 come around to like hey wait a second we really do need pipelines going every which way

00:26:43.580 uh in this country we need it going north we need it going west and we need it going east

00:26:48.500 and we have so much in the ground that we have that we can sell to the world but we're hampered by

00:26:54.420 our distribution methods right now we do not have a large enough um energy corridors to export

00:27:01.720 everything we could be pulling from the ground and that is the number one thing hindering

00:27:06.660 oil and gas in particular is the fact that everything's running at capacity now uh and

00:27:14.460 we're still having to sell stuff into the u.s because we don't have the capacity to get it out

00:27:18.500 of to other countries uh because we're already running at capacity so even if we redo the energy

00:27:24.300 corridors in this country one it's going to take at least a decade uh two it's going to be billions of

00:27:31.000 dollars for a company to invest when there's economic uncertainty because in 2035 we're supposed to be

00:27:35.840 ev only right um and if i'm an investor right now i would still be a little nervous of investing in a

00:27:46.240 country that is pushing evs and subsidizing battery plants but won't even improve won't approve uh

00:27:53.180 pipelines it's it's the wrong you're sending the wrong message you're sending a mixed signal

00:27:57.900 and until that mixed signal gets changed from the top and i mean prime minister carney specifically

00:28:04.120 and the people in his um administration and his ministers and so on until we change the messaging

00:28:10.400 and show that we're actually proud of oil and gas uh we're probably not going to see any large-scale

00:28:17.880 investments particularly in the billions of dollars that we take for a pipeline uh to come to fruition

00:28:23.660 and we need it if our if our relationship with the u.s stays the way it is now where it's it it's

00:28:31.820 completely different than it was you know a couple years ago uh and depending what happens in this trade

00:28:36.900 deal it's we've heard that there's going to be tariffs no matter what according to carney on some of our

00:28:41.820 stuff we just don't know what um yet but if we're going to redo our economy the number one way to redo

00:28:49.760 it is to focus on natural resources because we have so much and we have enough for like we could

00:28:56.580 supply the world with oil and gas for the next hundred years without question yeah and and yet

00:29:02.720 we're pushing electric vehicle plants one of which already went bankrupt um lost billions there uh and

00:29:08.700 people aren't buying electric cars as a matter of fact electric car numbers came out the other day

00:29:12.580 and they were lower once again like they're trending in the wrong direction uh towards where the government

00:29:17.860 wants them uh chris uh we're well past now the uh middle of the hour chris please let people know

00:29:27.980 where they can find the i think really important work that you do for the saskatchewan standard yeah you

00:29:35.200 can go to westernstandard.news and on there at the top there's a news button and you can click on

00:29:40.620 saskatchewan and it'll pop up all the saskatchewan stories there uh and it will also pop you over to the

00:29:46.060 saskatchewan standard website as well if you want just the saskatchewan news great chris thanks so

00:29:52.540 much for joining us this is our second uh buffalo panel we're still working out the kinks uh but uh

00:29:59.620 i think we'll have you back on again very soon oh yeah if you're open to that okay great lisa's also

00:30:05.980 my neighbor too so actually chris and i live like literally two blocks away from each other and uh

00:30:11.960 and the two the two chris's that we had today chris will corn especially my neighbor uh is just

00:30:18.800 such a pleasure to talk to you anytime and we're just so happy to have been able to introduce you

00:30:23.620 to our viewers today and we are very much going to invite you back like so just just look for my texts

00:30:29.480 okay thank you all right have a great day thanks thanks eti let's hit an ad break and then we'll

00:30:34.480 come back and talk tamara leach uh ottawa badness we'll be right back 1.00

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00:33:25.840 okay let's get in canadians know the national afron you're still playing freedom passport ad uh let's get

00:33:36.940 into what's happening in the nation's capital where apparently only boring busybody leftists are allowed to

00:33:46.140 have an opinion um it is the day for sentencing arguments for tamara leach and chris barber two of the

00:33:59.180 leaders of the freedom convoy the anti-mandate entirely peaceful grassroots movement to defend the charter

00:34:10.860 rights of canadians against federal government overreach i think it was the single largest human

00:34:16.380 rights demonstration in modern canadian history crime actually went down in the nation's capital

00:34:21.980 while they were there uh in fact the only violence was that committed by the police against demonstrators

00:34:28.140 and journalists like our alexa lavoie the crown is asking for seven years for tamara leach for non-violent 1.00

00:34:37.680 mischief it's outrageous i would be precedent setting and uh eight years for chris i guess because he did

00:34:48.480 some honking so that's an additional year and they want his livelihood destroyed they want to leave him

00:34:54.900 uh both incarcerated but also dust his family destitute so collective punishment there by crushing

00:35:02.020 big red the iconic truck of the convoy which is his uh daily business vehicle his livelihood

00:35:10.200 they want it gone so ezra levant uh our intrepid commander is in the courtroom he's live tweeting

00:35:18.340 uh from what i understand court is on break right now until uh i believe 12 30 mounted um you can

00:35:26.660 follow along on his tweets on rebelnews.com but also on his x account which is ezra levant but he's got a

00:35:33.780 video that he filmed before court uh we can show right now

00:35:39.460 oh he's the truck

00:35:43.380 the self is used but the apparatus on the back

00:35:46.580 that's what he's doing

00:35:54.180 so he's trying to property so let's see

00:35:59.700 we actually need to spend you and you and we are not parking here we're driving

00:36:19.940 through but it is not private property it is the ministry of attorney general owns the property

00:36:25.060 and they do not want people driving through they don't want people driving through the fire

00:36:28.580 road is that what they told you yes well that car is there and that's why i just woke up late

00:36:32.820 down so i'm going to make sure that car is moved as well but if you please advise me that you

00:36:36.740 more than want them to drive an altitude public street yeah and i'll be here in case there's an

00:36:42.420 illegal we're in the right place if there's any legal problem my name is eric

00:36:46.260 of a van hello thanks my friend so we're doing loops today but that's just how it is on a public

00:36:55.620 street the public place on public this isn't a public street i'll call you right back it just is

00:37:00.260 and we're just going to keep doing look at look at all the appearance that absolutely we're going

00:37:05.060 to keep doing that loop again and again again there's no reason for ottawa police to make a new

00:37:10.740 reputation when it was right i'm sorry you said your name is my name is ezra e yeah z-r-a

00:37:19.060 my last name is l-e-v-a-n-t okay and your date of birth i'll write it down i don't want to say

00:37:29.540 it on camera when you spoke to you thanks let's give you actually uh

00:37:35.380 uh ottawa police are uh maintaining that reputation of being some of the worst police

00:37:42.820 in the entire country the grandma stompers of the ottawa police are back in action uh 0.99

00:37:49.940 she told ezra that the public drop-off at the courthouse is private property it is absolutely not

00:37:59.860 okay officer tell us who owns it then tell us who owns it that like the person that owns it no

00:38:06.260 this is a perfect example of the ottawa police um practicing make it up as you go law enforcement

00:38:12.980 yeah they just made that up you guys you just saw a ottawa police officer make up a rule to suit

00:38:21.220 her agenda right there and then she gets out her little book and she flips that what is your name

00:38:26.260 what is your date of birth you know what that's like a veiled threat i'm gonna look you up after

00:38:31.220 i'm gonna oh is she gonna find out she's gonna google that name and go oh god yeah oh i'm dealing

00:38:38.180 with someone who was a lawyer oh oops who runs the biggest independent media outlet in the entire

00:38:46.260 country oops who started canada's largest civil liberties legal charity the democracy fund uh oopsie

00:38:55.140 doodle uh and the democracy fund defended plenty of people from the bad policing at the hands of the

00:39:04.020 ottawa police oopsie daisy oh yeah she's gonna she's gonna learn this is an fafo moment for her she can

00:39:11.940 google that name and go oh no because there are people like ezra in the world who know that a public

00:39:18.500 drop-off is not private property of course we all know this but you know god bless ezra for just digging

00:39:24.980 in that moment being like i'm just saying like who told you that who told you seriously oh how do

00:39:33.220 you not know what the trespass law is as a police officer but truly somebody that doesn't know that

00:39:41.060 what can they be trusted with you're gonna trust this woman to deal with your uh to deal with your 1.00

00:39:46.100 break and enter you're gonna trust this woman to deal with your to deal with the the hamas freaks 1.00

00:39:51.380 parading in the streets of canada every day you're gonna you're gonna we're gonna trust this woman

00:39:56.020 this is why trust in policing has gone down the toilet in canada exactly this reason it's such

00:40:00.740 a great example and good for ezra you know what when i see this i'm like maybe maybe they weren't

00:40:06.260 wrong to say that the ottawa police didn't have the tools to deal with the freedom convoy because the

00:40:10.500 tool you might need is a brain in your head yeah she doesn't have one yeah um and she answers her 1.00

00:40:18.020 phone right in the middle hello hello i don't even think that was real i think that was like a

00:40:24.500 colleague like dialy or saying listen sister you gotta go no just step away from this engagement with

00:40:31.220 this man on the other end of the phone on the other end of her phone is her colleague going

00:40:36.740 that is that is wrong that's whoa don't stop what you're saying stop what you're doing 0.52

00:40:43.060 and then she says and then she says i'm gonna have to call you back and then flips open her

00:40:47.940 little notepad like oh oh lady yeah oh lady i do believe you stepped in it in that moment you

00:40:54.180 did get canada didn't look you didn't look great didn't look great uh speaking of not looking great

00:40:59.220 alexa lavoie out there talking to uh ottawa residents uh who told her that

00:41:10.580 chris barber and tamara leach were terrorists

00:41:19.620 i think it was horrendous right i mean these were terrorists uh causing grief

00:41:24.500 all the residents of ottawa frankly embarrassing canadians uh like ourselves

00:41:29.220 embarrassing albertans like ourselves oh no no no no never did that i really do hope that they 0.95

00:41:35.140 get what they deserve in court um i think it was uh ridiculous yeah the crown is asking eight eus

00:41:40.660 do you think so that's those are my uh i think whatever the crown asks for the judicial system 0.75

00:41:46.340 should be allowed to run i think it's absolutely ridiculous when politicians like trump is doing in

00:41:51.540 in the u.s right firing um firing people in the judicial system that's unacceptable so pauliev and and

00:41:58.980 his uh uh some of the well pauliev first of all not even as an mp right now um making comments that

00:42:06.100 are contrary to what the judicial system is trying to do completely inappropriate we don't need politicians

00:42:12.340 they shouldn't be above the law they shouldn't have any jurisdiction over the law and you have to let the

00:42:19.140 crown prosecutors do their job they're the experts in this but like i said terrorists deserve to go

00:42:26.260 to jail and i hope they do get a substantial sentence we'll see what the uh the judge gives

00:42:32.260 okay he does first of all i don't believe he speaks on behalf of albertans i'll tell you that much

00:42:38.980 um i wouldn't even uh say that i speak on behalf of albertans but as an albertan whose politics are

00:42:46.100 more in line with the general ethos of albertans writ large uh i would tell you that people would

00:42:52.660 largely disagree with what he has to say um and did you notice he called them terrorists but then

00:42:58.820 what was their act of terrorism causing grief right that's that was an act of terrorism against

00:43:06.340 the sensibilities of a canadian leftist an inconvenience you should go to jail for seven 0.66

00:43:11.460 years for an inconvenience what uh you should go to job you should go to jail for seven years 0.84

00:43:19.220 for invading the safe space of the jail that these precious ottawa bureaucratic elites put their

00:43:26.580 gilded cage that's right they invaded the gilded cage of the ottawa elites that's what happened but 0.84

00:43:32.900 tell me you're a precious consumer of the mainstream media without telling me that you're a precious

00:43:37.540 consumer of the mainstream media but this is the crazy thing is this guy's opinions are not are not

00:43:44.580 just his alone these are the opinions of everybody that watches the mainstream media and god bless our

00:43:50.420 rebel viewers for pulling yourselves out of that information vacuum and seeing the other side of

00:43:56.580 the story that's right that's exactly right so thanks so much for being on the good side you guys and for

00:44:02.580 joining us here but um i i for one would like to know who that guy is just simply so we can um so we

00:44:09.860 can deport him from the new country you just stay in ottawa just stay there god bless god bless you but 0.97

00:44:18.420 goodbye you're more of a cultural fit for ottawa uh we've got ezra a tweet from him he said the absurdity

00:44:28.420 of the sentencing hearing is an echo chamber of that large abusive malpractice this court has set

00:44:35.380 aside two days with the possibility of a third for sentencing it's absurd that this would take more

00:44:43.700 than an hour and then he goes on to say prosecutor siobhan wetcher i think my gaelic is not up to snuff

00:44:52.900 siobhan wetcher uh the convoy says the convoy's harm was vast but never actually says what the

00:45:02.260 vastness is it was just like oh they caused grief that's not terrorism that's an inconvenience you

00:45:08.100 might not like it but that's not even a crime necessarily you'll never find a more woke lawyer

00:45:13.600 arguing for a more thin-skinned microaggressive sensitive community she says seven years is reasonable

00:45:20.120 given that the court could theoretically do 10 years and as i pointed out uh in uh a reply to ezra

00:45:30.760 this crown wants the judge to sentence leech and barber for the crime she wishes she could have

00:45:40.840 charged them with that's right but didn't have the evidence to charge them with i.e as we heard from the

00:45:46.860 last uh crazy person terrorism so what they're asking for is sentencing in line with terrorism as

00:45:54.920 i pointed out yesterday when we went through the toronto 18 sentencing for non-violent criminal

00:46:00.500 mischief which normally would not see the inside of a jail cell you know that's insane it's another

00:46:07.720 kick at the can is what they're doing here well well exactly they're sentencing based on their

00:46:13.040 opinion and not on the facts of the the trial and the evidence that was produced at the trial

00:46:18.640 if we were to if we were to sentence them according to sentencing guidelines for mischief okay even

00:46:26.320 though at the very very far end sentences can go up to 10 years for mischief most people are are are

00:46:34.940 are not incarcerated at all for mischief and here tamir leech has spent over 52 days in a cage for

00:46:42.480 this uh for this um for her participation in the freedom convoy um and and before we went on the air

00:46:49.520 chris old corn pointed out that he's covered trials of of uh child child uh offenders we'll say

00:46:57.480 yeah abusers um who got one day who got a sleepover camp sleepover camp and they're asking for eight

00:47:03.580 years are they insane and the answer the answer of course is yes because of course i would like to

00:47:11.520 uh tell that auto washed alberta crazy person um that okay fine i agree to your terms we will 0.91

00:47:21.500 sentence them as terrorists uh which means they'll get one day in jail because that's what an isis bride got 1.00

00:47:27.620 that's right that's right and so then then they've got uh 51 days of additional incarceration yeah

00:47:34.760 yeah they got their time back there the the crown is looking for their pound of flesh and they are

00:47:40.600 going to stop at nothing to get it so here's to hoping and here's to praying that cooler head heads

00:47:46.940 prevail and the judiciary can see this for what it is and this is obviously a political persecution

00:47:54.840 yeah let's go one more clip from ezra here he points out that the ottawa police who told him

00:48:02.720 that his truck driving past the courthouse was trespassing not stopping just cutting a laugh

00:48:08.360 that's trespassing uh while the ottawa police act as concierge and escorts for pro-homas protesters

00:48:15.640 many of whom aren't even canadian citizens no charges for them but seven years in prison is their

00:48:20.980 demand for peaceful canadian truckers and then he links to a clip from leviathan who shows looney

00:48:27.400 tunes pro-terror supporters just harassing people trying to have a meal down at the keg

00:48:33.660 yeah like look this is insane uh can you yeah you see the baby stroller there too i was just gonna

00:49:02.460 say i was just gonna say this is a family restaurant where somebody is where people are

00:49:06.820 going for a nice sweet little lunch with their baby and here we have these lunatics screaming in 1.00

00:49:14.360 their faces could you imagine she like could you imagine what would oh i mean i would throw my i 0.81

00:49:19.160 would throw my basket of bread at them i would 100 percent yeah i might jump that little fence there

00:49:25.580 it wouldn't be enough to keep me away from them and you've seen me i'm spry i can just do that in one

00:49:30.020 jump she's bouncy the girl our girl is bouncy oh we've got one more clip from alexa um and she was 1.00

00:49:39.540 talking to a lady from ottawa and i see this and i think uh friends at the alberta prosperity project

00:49:47.880 just show this on the screen at your uh education events talking about alberta separation because if you

00:49:56.840 need a perfect encapsulation of the cultural differences between westerners and laurentians

00:50:06.140 this is it what do you think about the freedom convoy 2022 the freedom convoy yeah what did you think

00:50:15.500 of it it's kind of late in the day to be asking i know i know it just it was a problem yeah i live

00:50:20.780 around here it was a problem i had a lot of threats from people yelling at me for wearing a mask people

00:50:27.720 coming over in front of my house ringing bells yelling freedom freedom freedom interfering with

00:50:34.200 conversations with neighbors because i live across from where they were staying so it was intrusive

00:50:42.520 and it was unnecessary i don't think they accomplished anything i think they were more of a laughing stock

00:50:50.040 at the end i think they've shown themselves for what they are also i think the people who are the

00:50:56.800 leaders were not just leaders of that group i think uh initially they were anti-immigration they were

00:51:03.420 uh gun lobbyists they they they belonged to a different group than the one they portrayed

00:51:13.100 themselves as being part of here and they hid behind the freedom convoy i think in order to uh pass on

00:51:21.280 their views about uh uh well they're racists you know and and nobody brought that up as much but

00:51:32.240 there was a lot because it's not true racism going on there near the near parliament and people uh

00:51:39.680 of color were being harassed and uh and and called names and this had nothing to do with freedom

00:51:47.920 as they call it i don't i think i think there it's just that group was

00:51:54.400 kind of like white supremacists yeah you know those uh white supremacist organizations that are often

00:52:04.020 run by little metis grandmas um you know how bad those are they're just popping up everywhere this

00:52:10.220 lady is like well they never talked about enough about they i guess the mainstream media never talked 0.99

00:52:15.720 enough about how racist the freedom convoy was that's because there was nothing to talk about

00:52:20.960 because they weren't it was a multi-ethnic uh protest it had nothing to do with any of that

00:52:27.860 they're from the gun lobby you mean they're westerners is that what you mean uh so people

00:52:33.820 who own firearms that they're that's not the gun lobby she just was throwing out things 0.71

00:52:39.940 all of the all of all of the word salad that the mainstream media fed her she looked on read that is

00:52:46.580 what she was doing and to say like she said something about you know these freedom convoyers 0.97

00:52:51.720 were intrusive what not a crime what what was the federal government to the entire country during

00:52:59.640 all of covid if not intrusive what do you think that they were protesting lady what do you think

00:53:05.320 like this is actually paging jeffrey rath paging jeffrey rath blame us at your town halls because this

00:53:12.280 is the exact kind of person that we're dealing with in eastern canada do we want the do we want

00:53:17.300 that kind of person for the new country sheila do we you know and you know it answers her own question 0.98

00:53:25.160 that she doesn't realize what she's posing because the question is she says they didn't show it enough

00:53:32.880 well that's because there was nothing to show right and you would think in a in a demonstration

00:53:39.460 that was entirely live streamed from thousands of different angles every single day someone might

00:53:46.660 have caught that yeah it never was isn't that weird isn't that interesting and uh and just for the

00:53:55.740 record for that lady uh first nations people participated in the freedom convoy black people

00:54:01.600 participated um uh people from all races religions socio-economic backgrounds seeks all of the all of

00:54:11.100 them came together under the umbrella of the freedom convoy to say we have had enough of the government

00:54:16.520 intrusion into our lives but again uh this is this is the exact product that woman is a perfect example 1.00

00:54:23.920 of the product that's produced by only consuming the corrupt mainstream media in canada and in the new

00:54:30.860 country we're not going to fund the media and so you won't get this large-scale brainwashing

00:54:36.220 that we see with those last two clips you know you you know how i can tell that someone has been taken

00:54:43.100 into uh leftist brainwashing that they've been ideologically captured by the nonsense they see on

00:54:50.540 the tv it's when they use the phrase people of color non-ironically like normal people would just say

00:54:57.720 minorities right um and if i use the phrase people of color i always say to use the language of the

00:55:04.640 left people of color so i don't want people to think that those are my own words like uh she's crazy

00:55:12.440 she's absolutely crazy i should tell you tamera leach opted not to lean into her indigenous heritage 0.92

00:55:19.160 uh to get a lesser sentence she made a conscious decision to say that would be divisive um that 0.74

00:55:28.620 would be unfair and i'm not going to do that well there's a reason why we're going to going to erect

00:55:35.340 bronze statues of her and christ big red in the new country and uh that's exactly why she's a woman 0.99

00:55:43.240 she's a woman of of incredible grace and yeah insane fortitude insane fortitude and uh you really

00:55:51.080 couldn't find a better a better person a better human if you tried yeah there's so much dignity

00:55:59.280 packed into one true story yeah uh efron do we want to hit another ad break or just keep on rolling

00:56:06.540 oh yeah we are behind it's already the top of the hour um speaking of racists according to uh

00:56:16.780 i think it's leger pulling um most canadians think canada is accepting too many immigrants

00:56:26.840 and many don't trust newcomers it could possibly be all the uh temporary foreign worker scams 0.96

00:56:33.820 uh there's no reason why mr lube needs temporary foreign workers hire 16 year old uh kids to change 0.56

00:56:41.840 the oil um it could be all the scam uh universities uh offering training to for people to get here and

00:56:54.440 then all of a sudden claim refugee status it could be the people lying about being refugees that why people

00:56:59.840 don't trust newcomers like the broken system is fostering even more division it's like the other

00:57:07.420 day when everyone was shocked to find out that people are now general vaccine skeptics and it's like

00:57:14.040 yeah because they can't they don't trust you now you've you've created this problem where we know you

00:57:21.380 lied about this one thing lying about everything even the things that work because that's what happens

00:57:28.640 and so anyways this poll found that 50 57 percent of immigrants also agree that there are too many

00:57:36.380 immigrants well 60 of non-immigrants feel that way so people who came here in the before times

00:57:44.660 before the liberals broke the immigration system they're almost neck and neck with uh as they say

00:57:51.800 old stock canadians so nearly yeah on that there are too many immigrants in this country and this 1.00

00:57:59.220 goes across by the way i ideological lines nd peers liberals and conservatives were polled in this and

00:58:06.080 all all recent polling has shown that it doesn't matter what political party that you are in this is an

00:58:13.760 issue and this is an issue that probably could have won the liberals in election because they could have

00:58:19.000 pulled from the live or could have won the conservatives the election because they could

00:58:23.600 have pulled exactly this from the liberals and the ndp who this is their issue and it's clear it's like a

00:58:30.820 two-thirds issue for a lot of people yeah and i think the conservatives are now very slowly

00:58:38.720 jumping oh they're they're they're heading off the beginning of the parade going well maybe we did bring

00:58:46.220 in too many people too quickly and maybe we should uh maybe we should slow down this refugee train but 1.00

00:58:51.960 if you're one of the nearly 60 percent of canadians who believe that immigration is out of control just

00:58:57.440 wait until you hear what the government has done next okay so not only are we accepting immigrants from 0.78

00:59:03.920 just wherever okay just where with no vetting with no vetting no consideration as to the public

00:59:11.580 infrastructure that they're going to need whether that be health care or housing or public education

00:59:16.460 but canada the government of canada i'm just jumping ahead a little bit here yeah please

00:59:20.620 the government of canada has announced a large-scale marketing campaign to recruit lgbtqi

00:59:27.200 refugees into canada so if you're one of the 60 percent of canadians who believe that immigration is out of

00:59:32.700 wait until you hear about this there is huge income and social benefit programs provided so if

00:59:41.480 you are an lgbtqia refugee say from let's see right next door in the united states where all of a sudden

00:59:48.360 states where all of a sudden it is declared that actually there is only men and women there actually

00:59:55.480 is only men and women and we're not going to allow our health care system to medically butcher our 0.98

01:00:02.320 young people or really any people okay you can apply for asylum to the country of canada canada's

01:00:11.060 going to take you in and guess who's paying for this you guys guess who's paying for this it's you

01:00:15.260 the canadian taxpayer you get if you're an lgbtqia refugee on the get this this is what they're calling

01:00:22.740 it the rainbow railroad okay so they're they're hearkening back they're hearkening back to the days of

01:00:30.140 slavery when they would bring people in in the underground railroad to canada to escape slavery

01:00:36.500 this is what they're doing you're going to pay for one year one year of income for the lgbtqia refugees 0.70

01:00:44.980 coming into canada and all of the social programming that they can cram into their pockets oh canada we

01:00:52.220 warned you about this on this very live stream ahead of the election we said we said oh you know what

01:00:59.340 canada's gonna do they're gonna offer asylum to the lgbtq to the trans queers and guess what they 0.91

01:01:07.160 did here's an official program uh this is who we are going to be supporting as taxpayers and i just

01:01:13.560 want to say that in the new country we will absolutely not be doing this uh we're gonna get a lot of blue

01:01:19.940 hairs from north dakota and texas career students baristas claiming oh the trans the trans housing

01:01:30.340 by proxy mommies okay with their children absolutely the next point that i was gonna make the trans housing 0.99

01:01:36.820 by proxy mommies with the babies that need to cross sex hormones and the puberty blockers and the surgeries

01:01:41.920 that's who canada is going to take in and pay for we're going to be taking refugees on this issue

01:01:50.000 from some of the wealthiest most progressive places on the face of the earth like the united kingdom

01:01:55.640 sweden finland denmark the united states and european countries like france and norway

01:02:01.140 all of which are rolling back their gender surgery butchery on minors and so their parents

01:02:08.340 are going to claim asylum on their behalf to canada please don't come to alberta because we don't do 1.00

01:02:14.120 that stuff here um because of this rainbow railroad and here's the thing during the harper era there was

01:02:24.120 an asylum program for lgb refugees but it wasn't from these places it was from the likes of uh 1.00

01:02:38.020 saudi arabia iran south africa the africa the palestinian controlled places where they drag you 1.00

01:02:48.180 behind a motorcycle for same-sex attraction uh that's where we were taking these rainbow refugees 0.55

01:02:55.640 from real refugees who are facing persecution because of same-sex attraction we are going to be

01:03:02.120 taking refugees from sweden uh because they are 16 and can't get their cross-sex hormones uh i would 0.98

01:03:13.020 just like to point out that alberta is the only province in the nation of canada that has stopped

01:03:17.980 that has stopped this madness and this butchery as it pertains to children uh saskatchewan saskatchewan

01:03:25.240 is a little bit slower than alberta okay we'll get you there and we uh we we are we are still

01:03:32.860 offering puberty blockers and wrong sex hormones and the health care pathways right like in saskatchewan

01:03:40.360 you can just call a number you just send an email and find out the medical pathways that are available

01:03:45.580 to people that want to transition why we aren't putting a stop to this right now now that we know

01:03:51.940 government of saskatchewan and jeremy cockrell minister of health now that we know that the

01:03:57.980 government of excuse me the government of canada has greenlit a program for lgbtqia asylum seekers

01:04:06.160 now would be the time to drop the hammer on stopping all of this madness this gender madness on children 1.00

01:04:12.380 in saskatchewan because if you don't guess where they're gonna come here yeah yeah uh let's you know

01:04:21.040 let let let uh let what's her name susan holtz right sus the uh premier of new brunswick the the 0.98

01:04:32.300 child transition rainbow waving lunatic susan holtz let her take in these asylum seekers let her yeah 0.98

01:04:41.560 we want to keep our health care our health care system uh a little bit better protected than that 0.51

01:04:48.300 here on the prairie east uh efron speaking of crazy uh lady politicians even the small time ones the 1.00

01:04:55.760 municipal ones can you please dig up that thing that i absolutely was like yep that is exactly on

01:05:03.100 the nose from my muse nilly kaplan mirth i just wanted to talk about it with lise because we never

01:05:08.860 got around to talking about it and we'll talk about that like i think i have three daily cringes lined up

01:05:13.280 so i just want to touch on this one thing before we get into them because i know we're way past the

01:05:17.200 hour now we have a our department head meeting coming up um at uh 12 30 um but i want to follow

01:05:24.360 up on this from yesterday that we talked about and this i think this is chris olcorn's article

01:05:29.780 didn't take long parks canada revoked mega musicians concert at parks canada oh we've got it from the cbc

01:05:37.100 but i would prefer if we got it from chris um musician sean fukt preaches during the final stop

01:05:45.840 of kingdom to the capitol prayer rally in in wesley bowen memorial plaza outside the arizona state

01:05:51.620 capitol in phoenix that shows the picture parks canada has said a u.s singer and rising star in

01:05:56.580 the mega movement will not perform at a national historic site near halifax after the federal agency

01:06:01.500 revoked the organizer's permit but the show is slated to go on to a new venue i want to be there

01:06:07.060 i've never heard his music before uh just as a catholic there's something so uh i don't know i don't care

01:06:16.260 for christian rock music i like when you are inadvertently evangelized by country music singers

01:06:21.760 high valley i'm looking right at you i know what you're doing i like it um but i just i don't like

01:06:28.880 that genre of music but i appreciate it and i'm glad that this is going to go ahead in a new venue

01:06:35.460 what i hate is the political litmus test before you can use in our national parks but this is no

01:06:41.520 different than what the um national capital commission did to the freedom convoy isn't it

01:06:47.980 you couldn't be in the nation's capital because your politics were wrong this this is exactly it

01:06:53.700 what parks canada have said to sean fuchs is you can't perform on our property because of safety

01:07:01.120 concerns because they use safety as the cudgel okay deal with the people threatening sean fuchs you

01:07:07.640 just blamed the victim this is this is exactly it and chris oldcorn in his piece in the western

01:07:13.540 standard everybody should go look at it after we're off the air here uh rightly points out that this

01:07:18.840 parks canada location that sean fuchs was supposed to be able to perform at was the location of the

01:07:24.560 pride parade not two weeks yes and yet there was no there was no concern about safety then was there

01:07:30.980 so here we have the this is what we want to say to sean fuchs okay this is what we want to say

01:07:36.000 we dearly hope that in your rider okay in your contract when you're developing your contract

01:07:41.500 that you have an out clause that will pay you upwards of ten thousand dollars or more

01:07:46.140 if the venue cancels on you for any reason you know sean fuchs that you are being targeted

01:07:53.000 by these vapid left-wing activists yeah in the government and you need to protect yourself uh we

01:08:00.520 know that this we know that this strategy works okay write it into the fine print of your contract

01:08:05.080 they will sign it and if your venue backs out you get ten thousand dollars from them okay sean fuchs

01:08:10.720 this is our advice uh you know who did the exact same thing to us oh you know because the local

01:08:18.180 liberal mp uh put pressure on parks canada by the way you don't cancel for sean fuchs safety uh if

01:08:27.080 that's who the safety is that we're concerned about because he's the guy getting the threats

01:08:30.800 that's right um you protect him and his right to perform but i think they're saying the threats

01:08:37.940 are the fact that someone would have an ideological difference and then you and yet to be in your

01:08:44.440 town and so to expose you or to prevent exposure to grief which is akin to terrorism as we heard

01:08:50.860 earlier uh they must cancel sean fuchs um wild but this is exactly what yara sacks did to rebel news 0.82

01:08:59.220 she tried to get our event that we co-hosted with rumble oh in in trotto right jr canceled and then 0.71

01:09:11.680 she had the venue uh basically shake us down for security costs for safety because because there was 0.99

01:09:21.200 yes a safety concern yeah so now we're suing uh yara sacks and others to uh conspire to violate our

01:09:30.760 free speech because the venue was le on leased property from the federal government which manages

01:09:37.960 decommissioned um uh federal military bases and uh so now we're suing them and uh they just did the

01:09:47.700 exact same thing to this guy i hope he sues parks canada and the local liberal mp yes sean firing to

01:09:56.340 violate uh his right to free speech i hope they do it oh sean this is a this is an excellent idea

01:10:03.420 and the craziest thing is our dear christian music friend sean fuchs is that they just gave you all of

01:10:10.320 the evidence you need to do exactly that you can just go over to the cbc's website and see all of

01:10:15.720 those people in quotes violating your rights this is a brilliant idea i love this for him i love this

01:10:21.900 for him and uh it goes without saying that if we were in the halifax area we would be or he's he's

01:10:27.500 way north of halifax is he not he's performing this because we would be there okay if we were on the

01:10:32.360 same side of the country we would be there supporting him tonight so uh we're just recommending

01:10:37.400 he was also scheduled to play in charlottetown but the city of charlottetown revoked his permit

01:10:43.800 they're treating him like he's in the kkk you they're treating him like he's um well a christian

01:10:54.140 this is this is christian that's what he said right here he said they're not so tolerant when

01:10:58.420 peaceful christians come together no they're very much not are they are they and here's a here's a guy

01:11:05.500 that preaches that preaches love and uh love and inclusivity and yet this is the treatment that he

01:11:13.920 gets uh something is happening on the east coast if i were uh if i were a person that voted in

01:11:21.160 elections i would kick all the people that had anything to do with this out the end okay let's get

01:11:27.060 to some of these chats and we'll do our bang bang bang three daily cringes okay uh because one of them 0.99

01:11:31.980 is saskatchewan ndp on the daily cringe and then we'll talk about nelly kaplan mirth i can't believe

01:11:38.120 i didn't talk about this when it happened i don't know what i was doing and then uh what alta did which

01:11:45.820 is like the uh department beauty brands department store beauty brand stuff like the walmart walmart of

01:11:54.420 beauty brands uh it's like sephora's here altus here right yeah a low-cost beauty yeah well you know

01:12:01.780 they got drugstore brands like and and plus stuff like revolution but they don't have like this well

01:12:07.360 maybe they do have the high-end stuff but not like they don't have the 175 lipsticks is right okay

01:12:12.940 yeah nobody needs that anyway um oh we've got one from nancy who says carny is stringing my country

01:12:19.500 into irrelevance help fire the nut job that's 13.99 thank you uh i believe agreed yeah but we had

01:12:26.880 an opportunity to fire them and our eastern friends didn't take it right well that that that's why

01:12:34.140 there's going to be a new country jr gives us five bucks ezra's knowing smirk is classic oh isn't he the

01:12:42.780 best like when he dimples going he already knows that he's winning and he just starts grinning like he

01:12:49.120 sheila and i talk about this often ezra is the definition of a happy warrior because he knows

01:12:54.520 as soon as he stepped in he's already won yeah it's funny i think his fat challenge is going well

01:13:00.600 because he was talking about somebody's like physique today and saying that he was like frail

01:13:05.840 looking and i was like that's a fat challenge talking look at your confidence

01:13:09.860 silver feet gives us 10 bucks carny's elbows are up and knees are down doing a job that blows which 0.99

01:13:23.020 is a wonderful idea for trump but sadly not for canada i should have read that one before i read

01:13:28.600 it you know i really loved that one like i like what you did there i saw i see what you i liked it

01:13:34.020 hey you could do that again uh cicely barduel who has become a regular donor and chatter to us here

01:13:42.140 says that the viewer of the day yeah yeah yeah that comment alone infuriated me here's my response and

01:13:48.960 i don't see the response maybe your response is just donating to us which i think is lovely

01:13:52.820 um and i think we're talking about the um guy who claimed to speak to for all albertans from his uh

01:13:59.180 40 lunch in ottawa on a patio yeah uh nana awake gives us 10 bucks and says if they impose jail time 1.00

01:14:07.840 or other punishment on chris or tamara it's further evidence we no longer have legal system we have a

01:14:12.360 draconian enforcement arm of the government's vendetta system against canadians amen nana awake that's the

01:14:19.940 truth okay let's go to the daily cringe okay it's the saskatchewan new democrats is this carla back i

01:14:25.880 didn't watch it this is oh my god this is so bad isn't it the left can't meme show this the left

01:14:34.200 new democrats scott moe is cuddling up when he should be elbows up can we just stop that is the 0.98

01:14:40.960 stupidest i hate elbows up i never thought elbows up was the proper approach scott moe uh-huh and then 0.98

01:14:51.980 and then they superimpose scott moe's face at the cold play concert with donald trump because there's 0.99

01:14:59.840 several things that have gone wrong with this number one it's a day late and a dollar short this

01:15:05.300 would have been funny if they would have released it on the weekend when the rest of the world would

01:15:08.800 have been funny these things well it might have been it might have been slightly funnier had it been

01:15:12.940 timely but it wasn't timely so it takes it's like oh you're late to this you're late to this mean

01:15:18.260 mean game but this is not what we want we do not want to antagonize our largest trading partner

01:15:25.960 and that's exactly what the saskatchewan ndp is doing here the left cat meme nothing further nothing

01:15:33.000 further than that needs to be said did this like you the most basic free editing software on your phone 0.98

01:15:41.640 could have done this a little bit better yeah than whatever this bad edit is uh it looks stupid 0.52

01:15:49.160 if you efron can you roll down in the comments because somebody is a far better memer than the

01:15:57.220 left there and it's the night stalker did you see that in the comments on the saskndp post yeah it's

01:16:05.160 funny but uh while efron's digging that up i just want to point out that these are look vote ndp or draw

01:16:11.000 25 very good night stalker that is funny well done that is 100 accurate but no leave it to the

01:16:24.540 saskatchewan ndp to look juvenile and uh and falsely aggressive and try and be funny like it's so

01:16:34.280 unprofessional it shows exactly who they are like exactly passive aggressively homophobic for people who

01:16:40.360 won't shut up about homophobia well oh that's exactly right that's exactly right um now let's go

01:16:48.540 to homophobes blatant homophobes but this is against yeah this is where i'm like am i homophobic 0.78

01:16:55.620 because i really hate this uh ulta beauty just hired a bearded dude in a dress to introduce us to

01:17:02.640 cosmetics let's watch

01:17:04.300 i'm here to see the display for the first time you guys

01:17:09.640 hi honey what's your name it's riji paulita nice to meet you what you do honey oh my god

01:17:17.160 i'm gonna see what jv and her looks like it all for the first time it's gonna be all to fun okay let's

01:17:22.120 see it who's that she's so pretty i got highlights since then you guys do you think it's pretty

01:17:30.520 it's gorgeous do you think she's gonna get along with all of her other new ulta friends

01:17:34.040 she does right she does right jv and her is now at ulta beauty nationwide we love bigger you have 1.00

01:17:41.040 okay so that is uh uh the end wokeness says ulta beauty just hired a bearded dude in a dress but 0.80

01:17:51.620 that's not quite accurate what they are doing is they are partnering with jv and beauty which is i

01:17:57.660 forget this jonathan van something jonathan i forget who he is i don't care i don't wander into like

01:18:04.180 beauty youtuber section of the internet generally speaking being a 46 year old woman uh i have no

01:18:10.960 interest in any of this stuff but ulta this is more of just men taking up women's spaces like look

01:18:18.980 jv and jv and uh hair products uh they could be good they could be great um but uh this uh who does

01:18:30.020 this market to this it's just so offensive like this is so offensive to hear that guy okay a cross

01:18:37.100 dresser in high heels talking about himself as a she her and then selling his his beauty products at

01:18:45.420 the front of the store uh nothing could chase me away as a consumer faster than seeing this

01:18:50.580 bookend at the front of a store nothing on earth uh got nothing in common with this guy this guy

01:18:57.840 doesn't reflect women or our unique beauty needs and uh and listen ulta beauty you want to you want 0.74

01:19:06.660 to platform people like this you want to platform people like this then say goodbye to your ardent

01:19:13.280 and forever supporters because you will see women walk out the door this is crazy this is insane 0.99

01:19:20.260 yeah like i love a good hair curly hair product i'm always on the hunt for the latest one and nothing

01:19:27.940 nothing will ever be better than dippity do blue um nothing i mean it it has all the things that the

01:19:35.620 high-end stuff has like it's not there's no alcohol in it it's got a good cast um but uh

01:19:41.940 like and this is so old and done with like we're so over this stuff yeah cover girl did this first

01:19:49.280 eight years ago with james charles who turned out to be quite problematic uh in his own right uh i'm

01:19:56.820 just i'm just done with this i just it's so and what have you ever seen a woman act like that in ulta 1.00

01:20:03.240 like never have some dignity never and this is like that behavior is the exact same reason why i don't

01:20:11.300 want these men in our washrooms or change rooms or sports or women's only spaces because this is not 1.00

01:20:17.500 how we behave in these spaces absolutely not like this is actually an abomination but what

01:20:23.860 ulta beauty is doing here is begging to be bud lighted they are begging to be boycotted by their

01:20:30.620 standard bearers the women that formerly supported their stores if uh if you're if you're in a market

01:20:36.300 that has an ulta beauty in it maybe just pass from now on yeah the ulta is not available in canada you

01:20:42.740 can't even get it shipped here by the way um when i'm fine by that uh good yeah laura geller never do

01:20:49.640 this to me because i don't know what i'll do um let's bring up nilly kaplan mirth because i saw this

01:20:57.080 last week and i was like i have to save this for tuesday i must talk about this with lease and then

01:21:01.240 completely slipped my mind yesterday efron serve it up to me straight nilly kaplan mirth my muse the woman

01:21:10.800 just warms the cockles of my bitter alberta heart sometimes because she's so crazy and like she 1.00

01:21:20.280 makes me laugh at her craziness i find her comical one of my favorite things that i've ever done

01:21:25.800 at this company was delivering a petition to her best it was the best i just laughed i just laughed in

01:21:33.700 her face and she like slammed the door and just burst out laughing and i was like she like don't

01:21:40.280 laugh at her be cool she's gonna have crazy you have to be calm and i just laughed it was just wow 0.90

01:21:45.500 but nilly kaplan mirth is a gender radical lunatic and uh when i saw this i was like oh she's a trans 0.95

01:21:57.360 housed in by proxy mommy of of course are you gonna tell me that one of neely kaplan mirth's offspring 0.95

01:22:07.940 has bravely come out as trans is that what you're about to tell me yeah our eldest child your son

01:22:19.200 is 25 today he i'll you know what i'm just gonna i'm not gonna correct her grammar i'll just read it

01:22:26.740 in her language okay our eldest child is 25 today she's given us permission to share that she has

01:22:33.220 transitioned we could not be prouder of her for the courage to be herself or love her more happiest

01:22:41.820 birthday to her you can tell that nilly went out of her way to use the female pronouns extra lots 1.00

01:22:49.820 in this to prove a point but um honestly uh i i was sharing a conspiracy theory in the morning call

01:23:00.100 with the journalist that i think there's something in these unnatural color hair dyes

01:23:03.900 that's hormonally disrupting people that's leeching into the brain i'm worried i'm

01:23:11.800 worried we need rfk on this right now yeah yeah but are we like sheila are we shocked by this

01:23:20.440 it's so it's so on the nose you'd almost think it was fake because it's too on the nose well of

01:23:27.260 of course it is i mean who amongst us would be surprised that neely kaplan mirth's eldest son

01:23:34.160 has actually decided to be her daughter i mean it just sort of writes itself the jokes

01:23:41.220 write themselves so i mean the chance of having a trans kid is exponentially increased if you're 0.78

01:23:49.980 a vapid insane leftist and that is just the long and short of it you know you know how many homeschooled 0.95

01:23:56.280 kids become trans zero zero you want to insulate your kids from this madness you keep them close 1.00

01:24:04.860 you keep them on track and you keep telling them the truth i mean what this shows to me is that neely

01:24:11.460 kaplan mirth negated her responsibilities as a parent through the developmental years of this person's life

01:24:20.420 that's what that says to me you're telling me that there's that somebody with an overbearing

01:24:29.340 controlling erratic unstable unstable unstable mother that young men with mothers like that

01:24:38.400 go on to struggle with their sexuality and sexual identity later well i never jonathan i never

01:24:48.540 i am sure that that would happen ed geene

01:24:51.680 she drops the ed geene label i mean that is that is 100 true we should not be shocked by this

01:25:02.460 we should not be shocked by this when you have thoroughly self-centered unhinged mothers parents 1.00

01:25:11.440 left vapid left wing parents this is the result of that yeah so i mean in the before times when we

01:25:20.320 had still had lead in the paint in the gasoline right um before cell phones so we tracked people

01:25:26.540 um and uh somebody with a mother with this pathology sometimes would have a menagerie of 0.99

01:25:35.840 women in the basement instead this is how it manifests now so yes hey canada get a good look 0.97

01:25:42.020 at this brand new trans baby real soon he's going to be in your washrooms your change rooms your sports 0.76

01:25:47.660 and all of your sex segregated spaces way to go way to go ontario you know what i uh

01:25:53.560 honestly i have nothing but pity for that individual and uh

01:25:58.400 anyway uh we got one more chat and we'll wrap it up because i we're all late for the managers meeting

01:26:05.000 now abu ben gives us 10 bucks i think bonnie critchley does the voiceover for rue for the rue russell

01:26:10.780 character in foobar i forgot who rue russell was sorry that totally it's just all of it went over

01:26:17.740 my head i have no idea what's happening here i'll bring myself up to speed for next time if we're

01:26:22.240 talking about the movie foobar um i did once dress as one of the characters for foobar for halloween

01:26:31.620 did you um yeah uh i it wasn't dean though you know i dressed as uh shoot um anyways i'll i'll show

01:26:44.960 the the clip next time because it was at a wrestling event and he was the ring announcer and they were

01:26:51.480 judging costumes and i walk up dressed exactly like him and he's like

01:26:55.260 nobody does nobody does a special dress up event like our sheila gun reed nobody i dressed as i dressed

01:27:05.720 as terry from foobar um so i had like the yellow aviators and the red jacket and the like sweatpants

01:27:14.200 pulled up to my knee and like the high tops and uh yeah i jumped i even did like his wild like

01:27:20.500 if you know foobar you know like his leg kick that he does i got in the ring and did the leg kick

01:27:26.300 um not to not to have my blonde take precedence today because you know that i said something in 0.75

01:27:32.840 the lead up to the show that was so unbearably funnily stupid um but i don't even know what foobar 0.94

01:27:39.100 is i don't even know what oh my god how are you from the prairies anyways we're gonna watch this 0.84

01:27:43.260 later oh i i hear the managers calling me gotta go okay everybody thanks so much for joining us on

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01:27:55.440 uh see you next tuesday yeah buddy next to see you next tuesday yeah okay i see what you did there and

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Rebel News Podcast - July 23, 2025

BUFFALO ROUNDTABLE ｜ Smith challenges Ottawa, Convoy sentencing begins, Cdns say too many immigrants

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