Rebel News Podcast - BUFFALO ROUNDTABLE ｜ Smith's explicit book ban, Alberta immigration proposals, NDP rejects 'cis men'

00:00:00.000 oh hey everybody good morning you're watching the rebel roundup but it's wednesday so that

00:00:16.380 means it's a special day it's western wednesdays where we host what we call the buffalo panel

00:00:21.000 where me your regular host sheila gunreed and my tuesday wednesday co-host and real life best

00:00:27.480 friend lise murrell from regina saskatchewan are joined by two other western based news makers and

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00:01:27.880 bring in our panel i know i'm talking fast but it's because one of our panelists has a hard out

00:01:33.280 uh our panel today is wyatt claypool of the national telegraph and rebel news reporter and behind the

00:01:43.420 scenes doer of all other things related to social media angelica toy uh guys thanks for joining us on

00:01:49.860 the show um let's get right into it uh the activists and the journalists and i realize that i'm repeating

00:02:00.820 myself there when i'm talking about the landscape here in alberta they just refuse to get this story

00:02:09.040 right the so-called book ban in alberta where we've removed graphic materials from the elementary and

00:02:18.880 junior high school libraries um sparked an overreaction i wouldn't say it's an overreaction

00:02:27.640 i say it's a malicious obfuscation of the facts by the edmonton public school board where they

00:02:33.500 then decided if you're making us pull the porn off the shelves and the gender weighing nonsense we're 0.99

00:02:40.340 going to pull 1984 the handmaid's tale and a whole host of other things and it has gotten so bad

00:02:48.240 that daniel smith and demetrios nikolaidos uh our education minister whose name is so fun to say

00:02:56.620 um they've had to actually show these books um in a press conference realizing that like this is going

00:03:04.580 to get us hit on youtube if we show it but we have to show it because you people won't stop lying so

00:03:08.640 let's get into daniel smith first um she says uh i'm going to be more explicit than usual so there

00:03:18.960 is no misunderstanding this policy get graphic porn pornographic images out of school libraries again 0.98

00:03:26.600 how is this controversial unless you're a sex activist psychopath um leave the classics on the 0.94

00:03:32.860 shelves nobody said get 1984 out of the classroom in fact 1984 in every classroom um and uh i'm really 0.77

00:03:41.600 looking for someone on the left to read a book that isn't the handmaid's tale they moved on to

00:03:46.740 handmaid's tale after after they decided they don't like the author behind harry potter because that used

00:03:51.200 to be the only other thing that they read and she said we all know the difference between items one and

00:03:56.340 two let's not play any more games and implementing this policy for our kids uh i'm gonna go to wyatt uh

00:04:04.800 wyatt i think it's absolutely outlandish that she had to do this um but i think it's a symptom of what

00:04:13.320 she's up against in alberta when it comes to dealing with the left and dealing with the journalists who

00:04:19.400 uh i don't see a distinguishment between the two anymore well and what you used the right word

00:04:25.860 earlier on when you said malicious specifically what the edmonton's board of education is doing

00:04:31.080 is engaging in what you would call either the practitioner's veto or more specifically malicious

00:04:36.320 compliance that they've been told to take inappropriate books off the shelves and so

00:04:41.260 they're going to read between the all the lines that are not there in the order and just say well we

00:04:46.540 have to ban 200 books well we just have to ban all this stuff because there's something sexually

00:04:50.880 inappropriate even though leading up to the actual ministerial order being put out it was clarified over

00:04:58.080 and over again and common sense would have told you that yes maybe a child in grade three shouldn't be

00:05:04.880 reading the handmaid's tale but that's fine for high school students what we want to get off the

00:05:09.180 shelves is things that are overtly offensive no matter what age you are to be reading and things that

00:05:14.980 are not age appropriate for children in elementary school or in middle school but again and you have

00:05:21.720 all the journalists just reporting it straight like oh this is a consequence of the book ban like it's

00:05:27.740 not a book ban it's like saying we have an alcohol ban because you have to be 18 years old to drink

00:05:32.020 we have a driving ban because you need a driver's license you have to be over the age of 14 and 16 get

00:05:37.680 your learners and your and your full driver's license it's completely ridiculous and none of the

00:05:42.900 journals ever ask the question why is this only coming out of the most woke school district in

00:05:47.860 the entire province of like the edmonton school board is doing this not central alberta southern

00:05:53.060 alberta northern alberta calgary none of the other ones decide to do this only the people who are going

00:05:58.520 to be most in line with the ata did this you know wyatt i appreciate your uh glass half full attitude when 0.92

00:06:06.960 you don't ascribe malice to the when uh you're just clearly describing idiocy to the journalists but i 0.63

00:06:15.040 saw this firsthand on the day of this announcement we all got the embargo documents well in advance

00:06:21.740 we saw the graphic materials it was in the embargo documents we were able to prep our stories we were able

00:06:29.500 to look at this pornography and the moment those stories went live they were wrong and they met the

00:06:37.640 journalists misled the public from the very beginning so much so that on the very day of the original

00:06:43.320 announcement they had to release another uh press release telling the media to correct their erroneous

00:06:52.740 reporting that was completely misleading the public um so i i like i i wish that i could be like you 0.99

00:07:00.880 where where i'm just like no they're all just pleasant little idiots i saw it firsthand what a bunch of um 0.98

00:07:07.160 sinister liars the media is angelica you're a little bit closer in age to all of this than i am 0.99

00:07:14.500 um unless you know like i have a one high schooler left thank god she's almost done um but you know like

00:07:22.160 you're you've been exposed to activist teachers and you know this this is not something that

00:07:30.400 the ucp are making up or blowing up and saying well we found one of these books in one school uh and so

00:07:38.060 we have to write a policy about it this is very real and live and happening now very much is i actually

00:07:44.460 did a tour of my old high school a couple months back and i walked through the social studies wing

00:07:49.680 and i saw new posters that were put up all over the halls and some of which were the communism uh poster

00:07:57.260 and i immediately knew uh i definitely got out of there at the right time because these students

00:08:03.440 are being indeterminated um now lisa this i'll go to you on this uh our education minister who's been

00:08:12.440 so good on this um he at first he didn't say uh he just said these books were found in schools but

00:08:20.020 that wasn't good enough for these people and actually i'm kind of glad it wasn't good enough for

00:08:24.480 these people because now we know exactly the schools that they were in where they were found 0.93

00:08:30.140 and what books were found so careful what you wish for jerks because you just might get it and now 0.96

00:08:35.060 we've got parents who can walk into a school and say your school my school's on the list get your 0.98

00:08:41.480 gender weighing book off the shelf um you've you've had a bit of a like a personal experience or at least

00:08:49.400 you've been somewhat aware of these materials being in saskatchewan schools oh yeah and and it's it's

00:08:57.860 incredible that the government of alberta has to go and fact check the mainstream media because they

00:09:02.520 can't be bothered to get off their narrative train but when we're talking about purging inappropriate

00:09:08.780 and explicit and um completely uh uh well i guess inappropriate material for little kids

00:09:15.920 for every book that the government of alberta is purging there are at least a thousand digital

00:09:22.740 resources that are floating through the system and so just to give you an example of this i sent this

00:09:27.980 to the team earlier yesterday but during pride season this is a i have an example of a digital

00:09:34.260 library for pride season right here okay so this was sent to students on an internal messaging platform

00:09:41.500 it's a pride library see it it's just full of bright colors and you know this would this would attract

00:09:47.360 little eyes well every single one of the books on that bookshelf that you can see linked okay linked

00:09:54.600 to a youtube kids video that the kid could just click on and then have the pride book read to the kid

00:10:01.080 and so this isn't just an issue of purging it out of libraries because we know libraries are infested

00:10:06.820 with this kind of content but it's actually taking a 360 degree look at the entire curriculum how queer 0.99

00:10:14.580 theory is being pushed to our kids we're talking in math in science in art in phys ed in every in every

00:10:21.220 aspect of school and getting it out and i don't think that um i don't think that this look at

00:10:28.060 library books even goes far enough because i don't think children should be exposed to content

00:10:34.480 that their parent that doesn't align with the values and beliefs of their parents okay that's not what

00:10:40.460 school is for so uh good on the good on the uh government of alberta on getting on this and i look

00:10:46.680 forward to the government of saskatchewan doing the same yeah me too um let's go just last item on this

00:10:55.860 topic uh margaret atwood author of the handmaid's tale the favorite book of the uh oppressed feminists

00:11:03.000 on the left um and they're larping uh she had the absolute worst boomer take of all uh because she didn't 1.00

00:11:15.580 actually stop to consider that she should maybe fact check the journalists and find out that her 0.99

00:11:22.620 book hadn't actually been banned but uh teachers did it out of pout and spite um so she released a short

00:11:30.560 story um uh she wrote a short story for 17 year olds about two very very good children named john and

00:11:39.640 mary um since her award-winning book was no longer suitable for some alberta schools and let's be

00:11:46.820 clear that's because librarians and teachers were having a tantrum um and she writes that they never

00:11:53.300 picked their noses or had bowel movements or zits uh they grew up and married each other and produced 0.65

00:11:58.660 five perfect children without ever having sex and then she goes on to criticize alberta premier daniel

00:12:03.440 who has been supportive of the book ban again not a book ban and compares her to characters in the

00:12:09.900 handmaid's tale a dystopian story that turned into a star-studded tv hit uh i'll go to wyatt well and

00:12:19.680 this is this is one of those things where yeah the media is being purposely obtuse by acting like somehow

00:12:25.980 margaret atwood is actually getting to the heart of this issue in her in what she's doing like no she's 0.99

00:12:31.120 not she is frankly an old idled uh actually she's not even a boomer she's uh she is a uh she's the 0.54

00:12:38.440 silent generation uh person still floating around trying to like insert herself into a juror into uh

00:12:45.460 alberta politics when she has no clue who even banned the book she's saying daniel smith banned the book it

00:12:51.140 was why isn't she going after the people on the edmonton board of education the people who actually did it 0.78

00:12:56.660 again this is malicious compliance they know that that this is this is what happens to donald trump a

00:13:01.860 lot in his first administration yeah gives an order and then people will carry it out either

00:13:06.140 incompetently they will slow walk it or they will do stuff in order to make it seem this is actually

00:13:11.080 exactly what happened to ron de santis in florida he was getting these books taken off the shelves and

00:13:15.440 they're like oh this means the bible has to go because there is sexual content in the bible as if anyone 0.89

00:13:21.540 meant that not literal pornography being given to seven-year-olds and lisa's right this is just a

00:13:29.160 symptom of a greater problem the fact that you can put the books in the libraries means like in

00:13:35.520 provinces like british columbia and ontario and sadly at times in alberta you can have school

00:13:41.620 counselors counseling children on how to socially transition and how to get access to medical like

00:13:47.760 like like uh medicine and pharmaceuticals in order to medically transition this is a big deal in

00:13:53.580 british columbia because when people go after the books as the main problem it's not the main problem

00:13:58.720 because that's actually what what i've experienced in bc some people will be like well we just need to

00:14:02.340 kind of clean the library i'm like the library is the symptom the good thing is alberta we're finally

00:14:06.380 cracking down on it so much we're getting to the point where it's maybe just the books that are the

00:14:11.080 biggest problem at this point but yeah margaret atwood again is margaret atwood sounding off was the 1.00

00:14:16.740 whole point of the edmonton board of education doing this they wanted to basically grow a bunch

00:14:22.880 of celebrities so they were going to come out the celebrity buy-in is actually part of their process 0.97

00:14:29.980 we've seen this time sheila gunbreed who was the actress from orphan black who was in vagina propping 0.99

00:14:35.940 up the um lgbtqia uh shelter i can't remember her name either but but getting the celebrity on

00:14:44.440 onboarding is absolutely part of that process but like danielle smith now knows the school board that

00:14:50.720 she needs to fire because they they showed her that they're incompetent okay if they couldn't 1.00

00:14:56.380 undertake this this one little project without getting all bent out of shape are they really

00:15:02.480 capable of running one of the province's biggest school boards i'd argue not fire them all danielle

00:15:07.880 teach them a lesson well and it's so just sorry go ahead angelica i just think what's massive here

00:15:13.540 is that they've actually weaponized parental concerns because parents have brought up that

00:15:18.140 they are unsatisfied with what's being shown in these books and the school board has completely

00:15:23.300 weaponized that and then also weaponized the policy that danielle smith uh made to uh just you know 1.00

00:15:29.440 all she did was introduce real normal guidelines to keep schools safe and education safe and they've 0.98

00:15:35.500 completely turned around yeah they've it's so dishonest because the intent of getting this

00:15:43.160 graphic erotica out of the hands of an eight-year-old um and nobody nobody could actually

00:15:50.220 confuse that unless they did it on purpose dishonestly and now you know who those dishonest

00:15:57.120 liars are they work at the edmonton public school board and parents should be on notice this connects

00:16:02.520 to as well to when the province rightfully banned biological males from competing in women's sports

00:16:09.700 and you will still have people today i'm just going to name someone who definitely knows better

00:16:13.860 professor duane bratt somebody who is a policy expert who just says oh they ban trans athletes

00:16:19.520 do you mean that they are not letting males compete in female sports right it's a different category of

00:16:26.500 sports you don't let different types of cars drive in different types of motor sports it's almost

00:16:32.100 like right that there are advantages there but he'll just say oh he banned trans athletes well good 0.99

00:16:36.880 job duane i hope everyone in your class is learning lots yeah yeah yeah it's it's so and i i don't think 0.92

00:16:45.340 duane is stupid i think he's being uh purse uh purposefully dishonest when he says those things 0.88

00:16:53.740 i've taken multiple classes with him i know he is smarter than this uh speaking i'm glad you touched on 0.99

00:17:00.000 this as great segue um this is from uh sylvan lake alberta from our friends at the western standard

00:17:08.040 alberta football coach sacked for his views on trans ideology and student athletes are speaking out in

00:17:14.740 support of their coach as volunteers resign in protest we actually have sid fazard from rebel news

00:17:20.120 out there talking to the coach today on camera um it's taylor tige johansson

00:17:26.460 uh he normally keeps his politics off the field in the locker room but his views landed him in hot

00:17:32.460 water when a tiktok video of his found its way onto the screen of the school's principal he posts under

00:17:40.160 anti-woke 555555 it's a five minute video that says trans ideology is being pushed on kids who don't need

00:17:48.200 it exacerbating their mental health issues uh where's the lie he says this is creating a dangerous

00:17:53.780 situation with mentally unhealthy trans and under gender and other gender confused people committing 0.85

00:17:58.960 acts of violence like the mass shooting in minneapolis last week um again where's the lie uh this is a

00:18:08.640 somebody who works with students young people all the time he's entitled to have an opinion on this

00:18:15.100 and particularly when his issue touches on sport and that seems to be the battleground for trans ideology

00:18:22.620 here in alberta this is just a good dude like there are a lot of guys his age that are off doing other

00:18:29.040 things and he's coaching other young people um this seems to me like the symptom of covid where all the

00:18:36.600 people who were um moral were run out of town because they didn't bend the knee uh to the state and the same

00:18:47.020 things happening here why it well in the article he uh the western standard had put out they had

00:18:53.780 mentioned that taylor had even said that you know as a christian he doesn't want to see the the

00:18:57.620 principal uh alex lambert fired over basically targeting him for his you know off-duty like content

00:19:05.440 like he's not at work when he's making this stuff he's making on his own time he was saying he wouldn't

00:19:10.340 like to see her fired that would be my one area of disagreement if you're a principal and you are

00:19:15.140 targeting somebody for their personal beliefs frankly things that you know happen to align with

00:19:20.560 reality you should be fired because this was malicious and how can any parent or student have

00:19:25.960 trust in you as a neutral arbiter which is what the principal is supposed to be the manager of the

00:19:31.500 school who is supposed to basically play referee between teachers between students and teachers

00:19:38.120 basically is supposed to be the most adult person in the room and this person is trying to start

00:19:44.340 petty fights with a assistant coach or or that way like a co-coach of a football team somebody doing

00:19:51.760 something i believe it was like extracurricular doing it for free for them but that wasn't good

00:19:57.660 enough because he didn't come with all the pre-packaged same beliefs that she had yeah and just i know

00:20:03.960 at least you're just itching to get into this but this is collective punishment for the kids now they

00:20:08.820 don't have a defensive coordinator you know like what did they do wrong um they are now being punished

00:20:15.500 because their coach didn't toe the ideological line he's being accused of violating the education

00:20:21.340 act but nobody can actually say how exactly he did that at least i just you're itching to talk

00:20:27.100 well this is what why it just described is the exact reason why principals should be elected

00:20:33.300 elected by the member by the members of their community in the well just think just think about

00:20:38.440 it you have a problematic principal who is doing everything against the values of the community

00:20:45.180 that they work in not necessarily live in but that they work in they're importing their craziness to 0.86

00:20:50.980 your kids and there is no mechanism to get rid of them none at all if principals were elected

00:20:56.780 by their local community if you had a bad one like this principal and i agree with you wyatt

00:21:01.300 that principal should be turfed turfed for this named and shamed that's right um if if we elected 0.99

00:21:08.540 our principals there would be a way of identifying the bad ones and getting them out of there within

00:21:14.000 a two-year term i mean it's kind of in the new country in the new country we're gonna be doing a

00:21:20.440 lot of things like this and no no doubt there are great principals out there but here's the problem

00:21:25.900 with a lot of roles like principal in schools is that oftentimes you actually get the most union

00:21:32.760 friendly people pushed forward for these administrative roles why do you think that

00:21:37.380 mla janice erwin one of the craziest mdp mlas in alberta she served as a teacher for about five seconds 1.00

00:21:43.760 and somehow she became one of the co-principals of the school one of the vice principals of the school

00:21:48.860 it's because the most activistic union members in the ata and the different provincial teachers unions

00:21:55.560 are kind of pushed towards that if you make these people the administrators the superintendents if you

00:22:00.920 make this person the the counselor on the school if you put this person in an hr position well maybe

00:22:06.540 we'll be friendlier with you when really you're just stacking all of these administrative roles that

00:22:11.500 are supposed to be able to keep you know you need things within the lines in schools you're making

00:22:17.120 them actually very union friendly and they will always cave to them and all these people saying

00:22:21.860 well you know there's so much complexity in the classrooms these days with people with people who

00:22:25.900 have you know the kids with autism or kids who have english as second language blame the unions who

00:22:31.800 keep incentivizing the bloating of these administrative roles in order to give these fake jobs 0.65

00:22:37.620 parents to uh to these uh loyal union members obviously like schools need principals but

00:22:43.400 20 years ago you have a principal and you maybe have a vice principal if the school's big enough

00:22:47.300 now you got two co-principals you get three vice principals you get two superintendents for the

00:22:52.260 district it's ridiculous oh sorry none of that sorry go ahead sorry um just none of that is really in the

00:22:58.920 best interest of the students i think we read in the story as well that the um the athletes were

00:23:04.100 actually emailing this coach that was fired and as well as the parents saying that they are really

00:23:08.640 disappointed with this decision and that they're going to miss him so we can just really see that

00:23:12.520 the school chose to uh take the ideological path instead of uh listening to the students again

00:23:18.660 yeah uh it's he says that the administration has been out to get him for some time beginning four

00:23:30.140 years ago and he spoke out against covid mandatory vaccination lockdowns and school closures he says

00:23:35.060 the principal is a far is far left and woke despite sylvan lake's reputation as a stridently conservative

00:23:40.700 community and that's so true and we see this all the time where you have school boards school

00:23:46.820 administration um where they are completely not reflective of the cultural values of the communities

00:23:55.080 in which they serve it it's just constant and it's because but of this cultural marxism where you know

00:24:01.860 you you got to get to the the kids and get them first if you want to change the culture downstream i

00:24:07.960 liken these people to zombies or vampires they don't procreate on their own they don't replicate

00:24:14.520 their ideology the gold gold old-fashioned way like lisa and i did with having a bunch of kids

00:24:19.580 they just infect other people's kids with their madness you have to inoculate yeah we're at the

00:24:26.140 place where we have to inoculate our own children against rampant radical leftist ideologies before we

00:24:32.800 send them out the door to school that's what conservative parents have to do yeah uh let's jump 0.90

00:24:38.440 ahead a little bit olivia because i know we got to let angelica go at uh 11 30 let's go to 0.62

00:24:48.620 michelle rempel garner she's our immigration critic um i feel that she's been absolutely

00:24:58.060 wonderful since uh the campaign and i think uh under polyev's leadership she you know she sort of was in

00:25:07.300 the mushy middle there for a little bit she's real hard line on immigration and i couldn't be happier to 1.00

00:25:12.200 see it she's calling for the total abolishment of the temporary foreign worker program 1.00

00:25:16.980 murder it get rid of it canadian jobs should go to canadians um and uh she's published an article

00:25:26.080 to that effect and if you follow her on x every single day she's posting jobs that should be

00:25:31.660 canadian like every day she's like here's a job 36 an hour it's in management at a tim hortons 0.97

00:25:37.840 should be a canadian tell me why they can't hire a canadian um i mean it's she's showing you the

00:25:45.280 complete and total abuse of the system and i think she's right this there the system is so broken it

00:25:50.660 cannot be fixed and the system doesn't serve anybody except the temporary foreign workers

00:25:56.420 and that's not what it's supposed to do why it i think uh someone who actually needs a lot of credit

00:26:02.680 on this particular topic is uh jamil javani because he was the quarterback who kind of as soon as he got

00:26:08.220 into office back when maybe there was a bit more of a like the you know the typical uh thing that

00:26:15.540 happens after the conservative party loses an election is that the leader kind of recedes into

00:26:21.120 themselves and they get you know passive and they're not really hard running on policies because it's

00:26:26.160 like they lose confidence in themselves and i think jamil right after the election really helped

00:26:30.960 inject some confidence back into the party by immediately calling for an end to the tfw program

00:26:36.180 it's obvious it honestly i think a lot of this you have to go after the business community for

00:26:40.860 having been so weak that i i'm not anti-business i am a capitalist but it's so sad seeing business

00:26:47.120 owners begging for more tfw workers rather than putting pressure on the government saying how about

00:26:52.020 if you guys are actually you know elbows up patriotic canadians we have lower corporate tax rates

00:26:57.140 than the americans so that we can out compete them except instead they tie one arm behind your back and

00:27:02.140 then they just tell you to throw your other elbow up in the air and hopefully you know we'll be able to

00:27:06.020 get through the winter yeah uh it's true uh angelica youth unemployment you're you're one of the youth

00:27:12.360 uh youth however you are employed but youth unemployment is out of control in this country

00:27:18.520 and if you enter the temporary foreign workers program tomorrow which we should that's my dream 0.61

00:27:24.260 uh those jobs would go to canadian kids i keep mentioning this all the time but when you go to

00:27:31.220 your local lube shop mr lube lubex whatever it's those jobs used to be done by 16 year old kids

00:27:40.500 um basically 16 year old boys you know they're taking mechanics at school or whatever and this is

00:27:47.580 their you know their way to get skills practice if they're all temporary foreign workers now the food 1.00

00:27:53.220 service jobs that used to go to kids who were in grade 11 12 it's all temporary foreign workers

00:27:59.220 um what's it like for young people is this just a number that we're seeing or is it real life out

00:28:04.500 there no it is it is real life i have a friend who's been trying to get job a job for months and

00:28:10.040 she is unable to uh everywhere that i go where you know regularly go that'd be tim hortons or uh even

00:28:16.480 just regular ice cream shops in the city uh they're all being replaced by temporary workers uh usually

00:28:23.020 indian some of them i'm seeing now a lot of ukrainians are popping up as well um but i was actually

00:28:28.720 talking to sid just the other day and he took a trip out to jasper this last weekend and he said

00:28:34.100 that majority of the stores there are now indian workers uh so of course what we're seeing is these

00:28:40.660 jobs being taken away from canadians and in a small town like jasper a lot of those people who

00:28:45.460 grown up are you know longtime generational canadians in those in those towns so uh for those jobs just to

00:28:51.080 be given in to new immigrants is honestly insulting it's i mean they have a large temporary foreign worker 1.00

00:28:58.780 population in dubai but those people never become citizens they there's no social security net and

00:29:05.780 everybody else is wealthy and they don't want to do those jobs um so i guess importing a slave underclass 1.00

00:29:13.200 i guess makes economic sense there um but well all it does in canada is drive wages down

00:29:20.320 well it does it does make sense if you are artificially creating the need for the temporary

00:29:26.860 foreign workers so this is all just a hangover from covid in covid when all the young people were 1.00

00:29:31.340 given serb remember when they just got to stay home and collect their dollars and do nothing

00:29:35.740 um the government used that as an opportunity to say well look but we have you know our our labor

00:29:41.760 force needs all of these employees that aren't available because they're all on serb and they

00:29:45.560 use that as a pretense for bringing all the temporary foreign workers in and what we're seeing now with

00:29:50.360 michelle rempelgarner pierre polyev and and mainstream conservatives saying is we need a correction

00:29:57.480 to that terrible time of covid okay what we did in that time okay what we did in that time we did

00:30:03.500 unprecedented things in those times in those terrible dark times but now what we need is a correction

00:30:09.080 on immigration we realize the negative consequences of importing this many people into our country in 1.00

00:30:15.500 this tiny little um time frame and what we need uh what we need is to go backwards now get our young

00:30:23.480 people their jobs back and take the country back so anyway absolutely and it's honestly it's not even

00:30:29.300 just a matter of our jobs we're seeing them bringing their ways of life over here and i'm specifically

00:30:36.420 talking about just how they treat their own country they're treating our country i was uh just in my

00:30:42.580 area a couple weeks back i was waiting for food um just for takeout and i was leaning on my brother's

00:30:48.180 car and all of a sudden i see this vehicle pull up and i hear this rustling so i peek over and i'm

00:30:55.020 watching as this um girl of indian descent uh or south asian uh was dumping trash out of her car and i 0.97

00:31:02.960 immediately look over i start filming and i'm like you know like you guys like what's going on why are

00:31:08.180 you treating uh canada the same way that you're treating your country back home right we we have

00:31:12.800 we have certain standards here and we need you guys to live up to these standards if you're going

00:31:16.180 to be moving over here um and then again we saw a video that was very similar to that went viral

00:31:20.800 on a few instagram accounts uh for calgary uh same thing happened uh indian people were dumping trash

00:31:27.680 then you have lakes shutting down because of high fecal matter chestermere lake was impacted

00:31:31.880 sylvan lake was impacted we're seeing us all over canada yeah uh what i like about that video is

00:31:38.540 you're like 90 pounds and like five foot two and there you are yelling at this couple in their car

00:31:46.100 and you've literally shamed them into picking up their garbage and let that be a lesson for all of us

00:31:53.000 um i know we've got to go i know we have to say bye to angelica but before we go uh wyatt i want to

00:32:00.340 invite you to our birthday party in calgary well i already live here so that's good i know i seem

00:32:05.680 like i'm i'm born and raised in alberta but i do read like i'm from like hartford connecticut a little

00:32:10.820 bit but i am here so i'll be there okay perfect uh do we want to bring up happybirthdayrebel.com just

00:32:16.340 so i can tell everybody else and invite them to but now we have it confirmed if you stand us up

00:32:21.400 wyatt i'll be very very upset um we have our rebel birthday party it's coming up september 18th

00:32:27.320 in calgary and in toronto october 16th go to happybirthdayrebel.com for details and tickets

00:32:34.380 you can come uh like a regular ticket there's also a vip uh ticket that you can purchase too

00:32:40.600 um there's music tamara leach is our musical guest in calgary and snacks and decorations and it'll it's

00:32:49.460 going to be a legitimate birthday party and it's going to be fun and i'm very excited i'm going to

00:32:53.740 overdress i just haven't nailed my outfit yet but i know that lease is going to look um like like a

00:33:00.560 disney villain but also like a disney princess all at once it's going to be wonderful i can't wait um

00:33:06.060 and wyatt will see you there and i can't wait to see the rest of you there too including you angelica

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00:36:04.840 All right.

00:36:08.860 Luckily enough, we've got Wyatt, who's going to stay with us for the full hour, so that's a real treat.

00:36:14.740 Let's go into this.

00:36:15.780 I thought this one would be the Daily Cringe, but I found a Daily Cringe that we can talk about at the end of the show.

00:36:20.980 I didn't get a chance to talk about it last week.

00:36:22.960 I've had some time to mull over my thoughts on the Daily Cringe, but this is, it's so like chef's kiss NDP, you know what I mean?

00:36:32.500 The NDP leadership is underway.

00:36:35.080 Nobody's paying attention, so they thought they would do something particularly woke.

00:36:39.220 And so the party is limiting signatures from cis men.

00:36:43.000 First of all, I hate even using cis, like just men. 1.00

00:36:48.440 You don't need to give them a prefix.

00:36:49.740 Like there's some sort of other.

00:36:52.960 The prospective federal NDP leadership candidates will have to raise $100,000 and amass 500 signatures from members,

00:37:01.180 most of which cannot come from cisgender men.

00:37:05.360 To be officially in the running according to the rules that were released on Tuesday.

00:37:10.460 With the NDP leadership now underway, candidates who are hoping to secede Jagmeet Singh should be making themselves known in short order.

00:37:16.700 The winner will be announced in Winnipeg as part of the party's national convention.

00:37:21.340 Good grief.

00:37:23.400 March 29th, 2026.

00:37:25.760 We're going to have to put up with this for like eight months?

00:37:29.760 My lord, I can't even imagine how crazy this is going to be.

00:37:36.560 But this is supposed to, according to the party president, the leadership race is an exciting opportunity for our members and for people across the country who share progressive values.

00:37:47.120 It will spark important conversations about the kind of future we want to build together rooted in fairness, fairness, justice, and hope.

00:37:54.400 I hope, or I know our members are eager to take part in a contest that is democratic, inclusive, I guess, while excluding people, and inspiring for the entire movement.

00:38:06.600 What, uh, this, uh, will there be an NDP party left after this?

00:38:13.880 What's happening?

00:38:14.940 Wyatt?

00:38:15.860 Well, here's how, I love that stipulation that you can't have more than 50% cisgendered men.

00:38:22.560 Because it demonstrates that they're just how anti-men they are.

00:38:26.340 Because they could have just said, you at least need 50% people who identify as women.

00:38:30.600 They had to say, you cannot be, you cannot have more than 50% cisgendered men.

00:38:35.140 And if you know anything about the NDP, goodness, they do not have a problem with too many men involved in their party activities.

00:38:42.160 It's actually a very, uh, female party. 1.00

00:38:44.960 It's a party of, you know, of nurses and teachers and young progressive activists. 0.53

00:38:51.660 Effeminate weirdo men and Charlie Angus.

00:38:54.720 Yeah, and you have, and you have, like, uh, Yves Angle, Anglers or whatever, who comes off like, like, if, you know, if Pol Pot was also a Nazi or something like that.

00:39:04.640 Yeah.

00:39:04.860 Where he literally believes in degrowth and he's super anti-Semitic.

00:39:08.000 So he's like anti-Semitic Pol Pot.

00:39:09.560 Yeah, Alexa runs into him quite a bit at the pro-Hamas protests.

00:39:15.460 My Alexa device always chimes in when I say her name.

00:39:19.180 I have to unplug it.

00:39:20.160 But the party rules about this leadership are actually even worse than what I just said there.

00:39:25.060 It said the rules indicate that at least 50% of the total required signatures must be from NDP members who do not identify as cisgender men.

00:39:34.900 Meaning a male whose reported gender corresponds to their reported sex at birth.

00:39:40.640 The part, wait, there's more.

00:39:42.740 The party also requires a minimum of 100 signatures to be from, oh my goodness.

00:39:49.000 This is a phrase I would never actually say in real life unless it were written in front of me for me to say.

00:39:53.760 Equity-seeking groups such as racialized members, indigenous members, members of the LGBTQ plus community, and persons living with disabilities.

00:40:07.340 I have a disability after reading that.

00:40:10.100 Mm-hmm.

00:40:10.920 Like it's so woke.

00:40:13.000 I love this for the NDP because welcome to the LGBT NDP or the DEI NDP. 0.99

00:40:24.260 After the election, we have NDP operatives saying, right, so latching on to the identity politics absolutely decimated us.

00:40:35.780 So what is the NDP going to do?

00:40:38.100 They're going to latch harder on to the identity politics.

00:40:41.480 I cannot wait until this party of harping, crazy, woke left academics and overachievers is decimated into the ground. 0.97

00:40:54.580 I just cannot wait until they are extinct. 0.98

00:40:57.260 You know what?

00:40:58.240 I read this like the NDP's obituary.

00:41:00.800 I am so delighted to see this.

00:41:02.560 Not only do the conservatives want the men, okay?

00:41:05.400 Hey, guess what?

00:41:06.080 The NDP doesn't want you.

00:41:07.260 Fine.

00:41:07.660 Stay with the conservatives.

00:41:08.980 We love you.

00:41:09.740 We value you.

00:41:10.580 We appreciate you.

00:41:11.800 But we're also going to steal the common sense women that go along with them. 1.00

00:41:16.440 I'm going to disagree with you on a couple of points, and I don't normally disagree with you on anything.

00:41:20.540 I know what you're going to say.

00:41:22.480 Go on.

00:41:22.940 Say it in.

00:41:23.280 Yeah, I know just because you know me.

00:41:25.580 I would not say they're overachievers.

00:41:27.400 I would say that they are overeducated underachievers.

00:41:30.600 Thank you.

00:41:31.000 You know, they're just like the career student baristas, the Catherine Swampies of the world. 1.00

00:41:36.120 And I do not cheer for a decimated NDP.

00:41:42.500 I cheer for a rehabilitated, more sensical NDP.

00:41:49.740 The Thomas Mulcair NDP is what I cheer for.

00:41:53.000 Why?

00:41:53.920 Because Thomas Mulcair was Stephen Harper's best friend, splitting that progressive vote on the left.

00:42:00.440 But we're just going to see the left-wing vote coalesce around the liberals, the crazier the NDP are.

00:42:09.320 In my fantasy football world of politics, and I say this as someone who has written two books about the woman, critical books.

00:42:18.980 Her biggest critic, I would say, Rachel Notley, in my ideal world, is the leader of the federal NDP. 0.94

00:42:27.780 She checks all their identity boxes.

00:42:30.360 She's from a legacy NDP family.

00:42:32.780 She cracked Fortress Alberta. 0.99

00:42:34.820 She's a woman. 0.82

00:42:35.720 The left considers her like a prairie pragmatist.

00:42:41.000 In my ideal world, she is elected leader of the NDP, and she's in the House of Commons as the leader of the opposition.

00:42:49.260 Not because I agree with anything the woman says, but because cracking the vote on the left only benefits the conservatives.

00:42:57.760 Wyatt? 1.00

00:42:57.960 Well, that's why it's so stupid having that. 1.00

00:43:00.580 It's not even saying they're rules. 0.98

00:43:02.720 I'm going back to the rules for a second.

00:43:04.240 It just bothers me from like, if you put me in charge of the NDP and you're telling me, okay, Wyatt, how can we get as many seats as possible?

00:43:12.700 And I'm like, how about don't restrict how many people you can sign up for the NDP?

00:43:18.180 Because what they're effectively saying is that if you happen to be mining a vein as an NDP leadership candidate, and you just happen to be really connecting with blue-collar men in a very effective way, they're saying, stop.

00:43:30.880 You now have to go work even harder to sign up an equivalent amount of women so that your men aren't 50%.

00:43:35.800 Look, why not have a candidate who has, you know, 70% of his signups are men because he's a union teamster's head or something like that.

00:43:44.860 And then you have someone else who's just the wacko progressive from a college town who's running, you know, or someone who thinks they're in Gaza at all times, like Heather McPherson.

00:43:55.360 You know, that person can go sign up all of the women and people from the long acronym community.

00:44:02.100 That's what that person's job is.

00:44:04.000 But the thing is, here's what Jack Layton understood.

00:44:06.860 In 2004, when Paul Martin was in government, the party that was holding them up was the bloc and the NDP, and the NDP tended to be the more reliable partner.

00:44:16.860 But when Jack Layton smelled blood in the water, he pulled the plug on the government, and because he could expand the power of his party.

00:44:23.040 What Jagmeet Singh did not understand as leader, and what it seems like the current NDP leadership still do not understand, is that your job when running a party is to get as much power for your party, regardless of whatever else happens.

00:44:35.540 You are supposed to get more seats, and what Jagmeet Singh did, and of course I'd rather the conservatives be in government right now, but even if I'm an NDP person, I would tell them, who cares if the conservatives get into government?

00:44:48.760 You want 50 seats.

00:44:50.780 You don't want less seats.

00:44:52.100 What are you doing?

00:44:52.800 Like, if all you do is, if all you exist to do is keep the conservatives up, then go join the liberal party.

00:45:00.280 Right.

00:45:00.660 Wyatt, stop giving the NDP all the good ideas.

00:45:03.440 They might listen to you.

00:45:05.160 If I say that, it means they will do the opposite.

00:45:07.480 Exactly.

00:45:08.500 The more I talk about Rachel Notley leading the federal NDP, the less likely she is to do it, just to spite me.

00:45:14.340 And, you know, we saw with the results of the federal election in Windsor that the NDP have completely abandoned the lunch, the unionized lunch bucket crowd.

00:45:25.960 Like, they've just in favor of the gender wang, pro-Hamas, Eve Engler's, Heather McPherson's of the world. 0.77

00:45:33.760 Um, let's move ahead just for, I'm going to be a little bit out of order, Olivia, but let's go into this Black Locks piece because we talked about just now the unionized lunch bucket crowd and, uh, you know, they have left the NDP.

00:45:50.620 And if you would listen to Chrystia Freeland, they ran into her loving bosom because she says that steelworkers are actually personally, personally, very special to her.

00:46:04.440 Um, she told the transport committee, um, and yet she made no mention of unemploying Canadian steelworkers by giving those steel contracts to, uh, Chinese steelworkers.

00:46:20.480 Building ferries for BC ferries in a loan that is backstopped by the feds and also, um, the, uh, Chinese tariffs on Canadian canola.

00:46:32.340 She said steel and aluminum, they're foundational to Canada, steel and aluminum.

00:46:36.420 And the people who produce steel and aluminum in Canada are actually personally very special to me.

00:46:40.520 My bonding moment was, you know what?

00:46:42.060 I should have done that in her voice.

00:46:43.220 Hang on.

00:46:44.160 Steel and aluminum are foundational to Canada.

00:46:47.840 Steel and aluminum and the people who produce steel and aluminum and steel and aluminum in Canada are actually personally very special to me.

00:46:59.460 My bonding moment was during the first North American free trade agreement and negotiation.

00:47:05.960 Steel is about jobs and the people who make the steel.

00:47:10.280 You mean the people whose job it is to make the steel?

00:47:12.440 Honestly, she's just like filler words.

00:47:14.500 It's like listening to Kamala Harris talk where it's 90 seconds later and you're like, what did you say?

00:47:20.640 Nothing.

00:47:22.120 Um, great, great Kamala Harris moment would be something like, don't, isn't there nothing better on God's green earth than a steel girder? 0.98

00:47:30.620 Don't you go to school or you go, you drive to work and you see a steel girder and it makes you think of America.

00:47:37.960 Like, but no doubt though, if I'm looking for Christy Freeland, I first check a steel workers union convention or the boiler maker and pipe fitters.

00:47:48.860 It's either of those two.

00:47:50.060 You'll always find her there because they're so personally special to her.

00:47:53.320 Right.

00:47:54.040 Yeah.

00:47:54.640 Boilermakers.

00:47:55.420 Um, you know, my son is a pipe fitter and you know, when I ask him who his closest friends are, 0.99

00:48:01.160 if Christy Freeland top of his mind, it's just the dumbest thing.

00:48:05.080 I'm going to go through that committee transcript and see how many times the woman says the word steel and aluminum. 0.85

00:48:12.220 It's just looking at the poll quotes in this Black Locks article.

00:48:16.800 It's a lot.

00:48:18.240 It's a lot.

00:48:18.860 And she just says it together.

00:48:20.320 Steel and aluminum.

00:48:20.920 We know in our transport industries, rail, maritime, transport, use a lot of steel and aluminum.

00:48:27.740 And we're really, really good at using the steel and aluminum.

00:48:31.500 We're so good at producing it across our entire economy.

00:48:37.040 Steel and aluminum, steel and aluminum, steel and aluminum.

00:48:39.680 Did she mention Doug Ford eviscerating the steel and aluminum sector by running his mouth against the Americans?

00:48:46.740 Did she mention that even one time?

00:48:49.120 Yeah.

00:48:49.300 No, I bet not.

00:48:50.080 I bet not.

00:48:50.980 All we're missing there is a Mr. Speaker.

00:48:53.740 Mr. Speaker.

00:48:56.500 Let's, I'm just going to touch briefly on this because I think it's kind of interesting,

00:49:01.120 but not all that really because a liberal or two failing upward is not really all like news.

00:49:08.860 But Prime Minister Mark Carney is considering naming two sitting liberal MPs.

00:49:13.980 So they just got reelected to diplomatic posts, Bill Blair.

00:49:21.680 God, why won't he just go away?

00:49:24.760 And Jonathan Wilkinson to diplomatic posts as rewards for their service as former cabinet ministers and as a means.

00:49:31.240 These, this is how Global Mail puts it, to recruit fresh talent unencumbered by the Justin Trudeau years.

00:49:37.760 You mean get rid of them quietly?

00:49:39.620 Uh, so these guys were just elected and they're going to be shuffled off to diplomatic posts.

00:49:46.960 Big fat rewards somewhere.

00:49:49.440 Um, why even have signed their nomination papers?

00:49:54.160 Like what, what was the point?

00:49:56.340 Now we're going to have to run by elections when these yahoos head off to their golden parachute. 1.00

00:50:01.860 Well, the funny thing about this is that actually I find both the way he's been acting around who he puts in his cabinet,

00:50:10.580 who he doesn't put in his cabinet, and now who he's going to be shuffling out.

00:50:14.020 And we can still recover this.

00:50:15.500 We could still send Goodale and Blair to like Tajikistan and Equatorial Guinea as their diplomatic posts.

00:50:22.500 But, uh, it, barring that though, it does say something about Carney being a very fussy person when it comes to personnel.

00:50:30.160 He likes people he likes.

00:50:31.900 That's why he made Nate Erskine-Smith housing minister for four seconds.

00:50:36.300 And then right after the election, he pulled the carpet out from under him. 0.98

00:50:39.200 And he says, actually, I just want some random idiot that I like talking to on a personal page. 1.00

00:50:43.540 He literally picked the dumbest, that must make you feel bad as Nate Erskine-Smith. 1.00

00:50:47.980 He didn't just pick somebody else. 1.00

00:50:49.680 He had that tantrum too.

00:50:50.580 Yeah, he didn't just pick somebody else. 1.00

00:50:52.560 He picked the dumbest possible person for that role. 0.97

00:50:56.020 The former mayor of Vancouver is going to be our housing minister. 0.99

00:51:00.560 Right.

00:51:00.840 So, so you didn't just get passed over.

00:51:04.100 Mark Carney says, I hate looking at your face so much. 0.88

00:51:07.300 I want the most incompetent person instead of you.

00:51:10.280 But the thing is that like Justin Trudeau, really what it is, is that the cabinet becomes a friends club that Carney likes talking with his friends and he likes hanging out with people.

00:51:20.580 That's the thing.

00:51:21.460 He doesn't actually have business prowess.

00:51:22.960 I'm not sure if you guys ended up covering this a week ago, but the green banking lines, the net zero banking lines completely collapsed that Carney put together.

00:51:31.560 Because so much of his business acumen has to do with mining subsidies.

00:51:36.900 And as soon as Trump was reelected, it fell apart because there's no more free subsidies for battery plants and solar and wind and EV manufacturers.

00:51:45.360 And that's, that's the, that's like a good, like majority of the Brookfield assets.

00:51:51.960 Oh.

00:51:52.140 It's just green.

00:51:53.580 It's just green stuff that relies on government prop-ups.

00:51:56.780 I'm so, I'm so happy you brought up Brookfield, Wyatt, because what I see happening here is Mark Carney installing yes-men into these positions.

00:52:05.660 Like whoever the outgoing people are in those ambassadorial, ambassadorial roles, aren't doing what Mark Carney needs them to do on behalf of Brookfield.

00:52:16.660 So what he's doing is he's going to install friendly people who are going to toe the line for him.

00:52:22.700 And so all of this is just very, very interesting, but it's not without cost to the Canadian taxpayer.

00:52:29.220 This is taking the Ralph Goodale track, who's now the high commissioner to the United Kingdom.

00:52:35.020 He was a liberal insider for 100 million painful years in Saskatchewan and just managed to fail up and up and up.

00:52:44.020 We all see what's happening in the UK.

00:52:46.320 We all see what's happening in the UK.

00:52:48.020 And Mark Carney has his guy there representing the Liberal Party of Canada.

00:52:53.420 I know this isn't on the list.

00:52:55.020 Sorry, go ahead.

00:52:55.940 I think I accidentally said Goodale earlier as one of the two people he was considering.

00:53:00.180 Although maybe Blair is now going to end up being the ambassador to Brookfield.

00:53:03.960 You never know.

00:53:05.120 Do you know what?

00:53:06.860 I understand you confusing two old crotchety gun grabbers with each other.

00:53:13.040 So it's fine.

00:53:13.860 Um, but speaking, I just, I know this isn't on the list of things, but Olivia, I put it in the chat, um, just moreover to the point about appointing people to things because they are Brookfield friendly.

00:53:28.220 So if you, uh, follow the old progressive conservatives in Alberta of your, the Jim, Jim Denning types, um, and all the, uh, NDP staffers who are gone into other things and the liberals, you would think that this selection of Don Farrell is the best thing ever.

00:53:49.180 So she, uh, she is the former head of Trans Mountain, but if you are from Alberta, you know more about Don Farrell, maybe, hopefully, maybe I'm just in the weeds on this stuff, but Don Farrell, um, she's been selected to head the, whatever they call it, the major projects office.

00:54:09.380 And that's the, uh, creation under C5, uh, and that, so they're going to, she's going to be the one picking the projects in the national interest, uh, on behalf of Mark Carney.

00:54:22.820 And this is, this is why I think it's going to become Green Slush Fund 2.0.

00:54:28.440 Let me dial back a little.

00:54:30.900 Don Farrell used to be the head of Transelta in Alberta.

00:54:35.760 She colluded with the NDP and the federal liberals to phase out coal some six years early in Alberta.

00:54:44.040 Were we ready for a coal phase out?

00:54:45.840 I don't know.

00:54:46.580 Ask, uh, anybody who gets the emergency alert on their phone anytime it's too hot or too cold in this province.

00:54:52.760 It's because we don't have capacity.

00:54:54.960 So she, uh, works with the NDP and the liberals to phase out coal.

00:55:01.720 We're dealing with that fallout now.

00:55:03.520 So she mismanages that. 0.99

00:55:05.240 Then she goes on to Trans Mountain, uh, because she did exactly what the liberals and the NDP wanted her to do with the energies, with the electricity sector.

00:55:14.660 She goes over to Trans Mountain, Trans Mountain, 5 billion-ish, 7 billion-ish, uh, 7 billion-ish.

00:55:22.760 Dollars pipeline.

00:55:24.260 Uh, feds have to buy it instead of enforcing the law. 1.00

00:55:27.080 Simply just enforcing the law.

00:55:28.960 Um, and she brings it in at about eight times over budget and overdue.

00:55:35.140 So, uh, and then, uh, oh, and in the meantime, when she was, so I'm skipping a big, huge point.

00:55:43.740 While she's at Trans Alta, guess who she strikes a deal with for some green energy production?

00:55:52.460 Brookfield.

00:55:53.460 Brookfield.

00:55:54.040 Right in the middle of that.

00:55:55.420 So she's got ties to Brookfield.

00:55:57.020 I think it was a $700 million deal, I think, with Brookfield when she was at Trans Alta.

00:56:01.160 And then, so then, uh, mismanages the call phase out, mismanages Trans Mountain.

00:56:05.920 They're like, she's the right woman for the job. 0.91

00:56:07.960 They put her at C5.

00:56:09.020 So this is, oh, and just two days ago, Black Locks is like, oh, when she was heading up

00:56:14.080 Trans Mountain, she was in violation of the law, not turning over records.

00:56:20.100 Does that sound like the green slush fund to you?

00:56:22.800 Yes, it does.

00:56:23.780 So we are in for green slush fund 2.0.

00:56:26.600 If you think pipelines are getting built, you got another thing coming.

00:56:29.380 It's going to be green projects, um, and more hiding of documents.

00:56:36.080 And how is Brookfield going to get rich in the middle of this?

00:56:39.260 It, we await to see.

00:56:40.780 But this is, you know, this is exactly what's happening with these, um, two MPs, loyal soldiers,

00:56:46.220 but being shuffled off to other things.

00:56:48.360 It's who you know, not what you know, or even competence, uh, with Mark Carney.

00:56:52.840 Anyways, I'll, uh, take it away, Wyatt.

00:56:56.600 Well, this also, just with Bill C5 in general, with the, uh, like the office of major projects,

00:57:04.380 it's been 170 days now, and it's pretty pathetic that it was considered like, they actually built

00:57:11.840 this up like we were going to announce a major project.

00:57:14.060 And the big announcement is that we are announcing an office that may announce major projects in

00:57:19.220 the future.

00:57:19.700 And the game that Carney, I believe, is going to be playing over the next couple of years

00:57:24.360 is he probably wants an election before four years is up because he wants a majority.

00:57:29.380 There's no time for him to actually build anything.

00:57:32.420 So what he's going to do is pretend to say yes to a lot of projects.

00:57:35.680 At the same time, he has actually no intention of actually getting them completed.

00:57:39.300 In the sense that he will say, I'd love to get this new pipeline built.

00:57:43.560 I'd love to get this new mine approved, but we're going to have to go through an indigenous 1.00

00:57:47.520 band consultation.

00:57:49.040 We have another environmental inspection report before we can fast track anything because,

00:57:53.480 you know, the way you do fast tracking is you do all the steps that you, that you were

00:57:57.180 supposed to fast track and then you fast track after.

00:57:59.280 So what he's doing is outsourcing saying no, he's going to have the premiers, he's going

00:58:04.320 to have indigenous bands, he's going to have environmental groups, he's going to have legal

00:58:07.660 challenges, all they're saying, I'd love to say yes, I'd love to stamp the document, say

00:58:13.260 that this is approved for a fast track.

00:58:15.240 But this other person said no.

00:58:17.220 It's like, goodness, sir, you're the prime minister.

00:58:20.100 Just do it.

00:58:21.960 Right.

00:58:22.700 And we talked about this the other day, like you said, 180 days.

00:58:27.220 And I made everybody on the panel guess how many, how long it took to build the Alaska

00:58:33.920 highway.

00:58:35.760 And it was about 240 days.

00:58:39.560 If there's political will and a sense of urgency, you can get these things done.

00:58:45.620 We don't have either in this country.

00:58:48.780 We're just paying lip service to it because, as you said, 180 days and we've announced a

00:58:52.580 new bureaucracy.

00:58:54.080 Whoopity doo.

00:58:54.660 Okay, we're at the top of the hour.

00:58:59.460 I think we hit most of everything that was in the headline, or at least the headliners.

00:59:05.280 Let's go into the daily cringe because I don't want to keep Wyatt too long.

00:59:11.080 And I have managers.

00:59:12.860 Somehow the daily cringe was not the NDP's leadership rules.

00:59:16.960 Somehow it wasn't.

00:59:20.300 Lise, I sent you this article last week with a big WTF, and that's all I said.

00:59:26.940 Or I think I said, excuse me, but what the F.

00:59:31.100 Did you know that Canada's first queer-owned utility plans to give back to the Calgary community?

00:59:39.980 It's called Q-Tilities. 1.00

00:59:43.160 It plans to donate all surplus profits, whatever that means, to two SLGBTQ plus initiatives.

00:59:53.620 It describes itself as a social enterprise providing electricity, natural gas, and internet

00:59:59.600 services.

01:00:00.200 What is unique about the model is a plan to donate all extra profit to the Alphabet community,

01:00:08.040 so that it's founder Chris Kan.

01:00:10.620 Everybody that I've talked to has been very excited.

01:00:13.960 They think it's a great idea and they want to get behind it.

01:00:15.940 Who?

01:00:16.220 Who did you talk to?

01:00:17.360 And what do you mean by getting behind it?

01:00:19.260 He says, I'm doing this to show that we're here, as if we didn't know, proudly queer

01:00:26.060 and trans, and we're going to support the community and be there to support the community, even

01:00:30.860 when the messaging that's being given to us is that we're not important.

01:00:33.580 You have an entire season dedicated to you, every sidewalk in town and your own pride parade,

01:00:38.660 and now you tell me you're not important and you need your own segregated utility provider?

01:00:43.940 I thought we were against segregation, but here we are.

01:00:49.260 Well, that's actually where you're wrong, Sheila, because, in fact, Mark Carney announced

01:00:54.800 about three or four days ago that, in fact, pride is for every day and every hour of the

01:01:00.760 day.

01:01:01.000 He actually had this weird speech where he talked about, you know, we need pride, you

01:01:05.160 know, it's important not just in this month or this season, but every month of the year

01:01:10.180 and every hour of the day.

01:01:11.580 And I felt like he was going to start turning into like a Monty Python sketch, and he's like,

01:01:14.980 and every minute of that hour and every second of that minute and every nanosecond,

01:01:19.260 of time and whatever the smallest unit of time is that we all are constantly beaming

01:01:24.200 with pride.

01:01:25.340 It's like, yeah, this is how you build a modern economy.

01:01:29.460 You have your public utility companies not reinvesting the money into expanding capacity.

01:01:35.040 Not maybe if you actually bring in a surplus, you're like, well, maybe we can actually reduce

01:01:40.060 rates because we brought in more money than we had to.

01:01:42.500 We need to give some bonuses for some people for doing a good job, you know, give the workers

01:01:46.900 an extra day of vacation, then we'll move on.

01:01:49.620 It's like, no, no, no, no.

01:01:51.080 We're going to, we're going to give it to a, to a parade where people should probably be

01:01:54.840 ticketed for how they dress.

01:01:57.500 Yeah.

01:01:58.400 This is quite something.

01:01:59.380 It says, Qtilities has partnered with UtilityNet, oh, there's the middleman, a Calgary-based

01:02:05.660 energy management company through their community energy marketer program.

01:02:10.760 While the initiative does not directly fund new utilities companies, it helps them enter

01:02:15.300 the market by providing support with billing and invoicing, procuring their own rates and

01:02:21.760 customer service.

01:02:22.980 I just, I thought we were anti-segregation, but these people are the new segregationists

01:02:29.620 that, you know, I don't understand this is, I just want to know where the government money

01:02:34.500 is in all of this.

01:02:35.360 I haven't found it yet, but I know it's there.

01:02:37.240 I just got to keep looking.

01:02:38.600 This is, this is what happens when you invite DEI into private industry, like this exact thing.

01:02:44.580 And you know what, I can't even fault the LGBTQ community because of the sponsorship, watching

01:02:55.460 their sponsorships blow into the wind as all of these things are exposed.

01:03:00.960 And as sponsors realize how deeply unpopular it is to support these kinds of pride seasons

01:03:08.660 and pride parades and all of the identity politics and DEI initiatives, they need to get their

01:03:15.780 funding somewhere.

01:03:16.820 Okay.

01:03:17.020 Those big parades, those season long celebrations don't fund themselves.

01:03:23.000 So good luck to this guy and his eventual six customers.

01:03:26.480 I mean, all the best, all the best to him.

01:03:28.800 That's the thing.

01:03:29.440 It's like, okay, I get having a niche, like I get having a niche, but this seems like a little

01:03:35.600 too niche, too granule.

01:03:37.760 He, and you're right.

01:03:38.640 He says, as a member of the queer community himself, Can said part of the reason he wanted

01:03:42.140 to launch the company was now because he, of what he sees as anti-trans messaging in

01:03:46.560 Alberta.

01:03:47.060 So I guess he thought to the electricity grid and then a dwindling corporate support for

01:03:52.520 queer initiatives like pride events.

01:03:53.900 Sir, what are you talking about?

01:03:55.460 It's called the Trans Mountain Pipeline.

01:03:58.600 What do you mean you're not being represented?

01:04:01.540 Like, stop.

01:04:03.020 I know.

01:04:03.960 Go ahead.

01:04:04.260 How is, does, this just sounds like money laundering.

01:04:07.640 I started a company that's going to get a bunch of grants and it's going to get a bunch

01:04:10.980 of subsidies.

01:04:11.640 Like, he's just ESG mining a utility company that doesn't need to exist.

01:04:16.360 And then he says, oh, also all the public money that I should just be putting back into,

01:04:20.040 like, you know, managing utility prices for people and, you know, keeping the, no, we're

01:04:24.940 just going to dump it all into like the Calgary pride parade or something like that until

01:04:28.360 the Hamas supporters disrupt it.

01:04:31.480 Mutually assured destruction.

01:04:32.900 Every time I see like them meet on the corner, I'm like, it's time, it's time.

01:04:36.920 And it never is.

01:04:37.840 It's called an intersectional car crash.

01:04:40.120 Yeah.

01:04:40.620 I just, I'm always, I'm like, you know what?

01:04:43.060 I'm just going to stand back and let these two groups sort it out without me sticking

01:04:47.080 my nose in the middle or taken aside.

01:04:48.840 And then they never do.

01:04:50.000 They just sort of throw their gloves at each other and walk away.

01:04:55.220 Let's, I think that's it, Olivia.

01:04:57.260 Let's go quickly breeze through some chats.

01:05:02.020 Whisper in my ear, Olivia.

01:05:03.900 Okay, perfect.

01:05:04.480 All right.

01:05:05.500 With Jay Peterson, regular donor to the show, regular viewer, regular supporter, says,

01:05:10.360 yes, or sorry, EPSB, Edmonton Public School Board, and the ATA are breaking the number one

01:05:17.760 rule in a family.

01:05:18.700 Never talk real finances or real issues between the parents.

01:05:22.040 Not the kids monkey, not their circus.

01:05:24.500 Teach the subject and leave the life lessons to the parents.

01:05:28.220 Yes.

01:05:29.140 Yeah.

01:05:29.540 So simple.

01:05:33.020 CLAG in 81 gives us five bucks.

01:05:35.360 They can't hire Canadian workers as there would be no way for them to communicate with the 1.00

01:05:39.540 staff.

01:05:40.540 Language barrier galore.

01:05:43.180 Yeah.

01:05:44.680 C.

01:05:44.980 Beaudoin 60 gives us five bucks and says, Sheila, you really need to look into what's happening

01:05:49.660 with the Trans-Alta generating station in Hannah, Alberta.

01:05:52.620 It's been offline for months.

01:05:54.040 That's at the old Sheerness plant.

01:06:00.280 Basically, the ideas that Don Farrell pushed forward decimated the entire town there.

01:06:07.780 And so, yeah.

01:06:08.740 So the problems in Hannah, well, they are squarely around Don Farrell's neck like a millstone.

01:06:16.300 But don't worry.

01:06:16.780 I was slightly annoyed with the UCP when they got in and they decided that, like, we're not

01:06:20.660 going to stop the phase out of Cole.

01:06:22.020 Because my thing with Cole is, like, just, like, let people use whatever energy they want.

01:06:28.000 Yes.

01:06:28.380 Do you actually know that it would be, if you're an environmentalist, you should want a coal

01:06:32.880 mining town to use coal for their power.

01:06:36.360 Because it's the most of, it is literally the physically most close and efficient thing

01:06:41.100 you can use.

01:06:41.820 And this is not like London streets and smokestacks anymore.

01:06:45.220 They constantly recycle it as many times as possible to burn every single last ounce of

01:06:50.300 energy.

01:06:51.380 Right.

01:06:51.860 For sure.

01:06:52.180 We've got some of the best scrubbing technology for our stacks on the face of the earth.

01:06:57.860 And a lot of that technology was built for the oil and gas sector.

01:07:02.200 But it has strong applications in the coal mining sector.

01:07:06.740 But yeah, we've got 800 years of some of the cleanest coal under our feet.

01:07:10.200 Like, it kicks out of the ground.

01:07:12.100 And they say we can't use it.

01:07:14.340 And yeah, we talked about this before on the show.

01:07:16.900 In my dream world, where Rachel Notley is the leader of the NDP, the UCP would say,

01:07:24.200 we're bringing back coal.

01:07:25.880 And we're bringing it back.

01:07:27.220 There's literally no reason not to do that.

01:07:31.240 As a matter of fact, props to high props to the government of Saskatchewan, who just announced

01:07:34.960 a $900 million investment in the continuation of coal in Saskatchewan's coal country.

01:07:40.700 Because yes, we should be exploiting the natural resources that are right under our feet that

01:07:45.400 are going to provide affordable and reliable energy to the people of Saskatchewan.

01:07:49.360 Why would we ever shut that down until the last ounce is mined out of the ground?

01:07:54.500 Let's keep going.

01:07:55.080 I do find it hilarious.

01:07:57.300 The Alberta NDP is dedicated to shredding its credibility with working class people. 0.97

01:08:02.440 Because they've made, under Naheed Nenshi, one of their main two issues they talk about.

01:08:07.940 I don't even know what the other one is.

01:08:09.260 It's probably complaining about a healthcare system that they'd only make worse. 0.65

01:08:12.700 But they keep talking about trying to ban coal mining in the Rockies.

01:08:16.780 It's like, yeah, that's a good idea.

01:08:18.440 That's going to get you back all the working class guys. 1.00

01:08:20.640 Just take their jobs away.

01:08:21.960 Tell them to go be teachers or something like that.

01:08:25.080 Yeah, go campaign on that in grand cash and see how that goes.

01:08:29.340 Yeah, I mean, we've talked about the nuclear discussion here before, and I'm not against

01:08:34.240 nuclear.

01:08:35.100 But let's do nuclear after we've used up all the coal.

01:08:37.900 Let's just do that.

01:08:38.440 That's right.

01:08:39.000 That's right.

01:08:39.420 Let's not overly invest in an untested technology when we have perfectly affordable and reliable

01:08:46.360 energy right under our feet.

01:08:48.000 Like, let's not do that.

01:08:49.580 You know, I was trying to wrap the show up, but then we started talking about my love of

01:08:53.660 coal.

01:08:53.860 That's what happens when you invite me on.

01:08:55.180 I over-talk.

01:08:55.620 Well, we all do.

01:08:57.240 Yesterday, the show was supposed to be an hour, and it was an hour and a half plus.

01:09:02.720 Let's wrap the show.

01:09:03.820 Wyatt, thanks so much for coming on the show, sticking with us for the full hour.

01:09:07.120 How do people find the work that you do, and how do they support you?

01:09:10.700 They can just go onto the National Telegraph YouTube channels, type that in, subscribe.

01:09:14.620 I'm trying to get to 100,000 subscribers by mid-December of this year, or I'll owe all my

01:09:19.420 friends dinner, because I end up making the dumbest, most lopsided bet, where if I win,

01:09:24.400 they just owe me one dinner. 0.96

01:09:26.060 It's more of a way of putting pressure on myself.

01:09:28.140 And then also, people can check out the 1BC party in British Columbia, where I'm the

01:09:32.420 policy and comms advisor in the legislature to Dallas Brody.

01:09:36.720 Wonderful.

01:09:37.340 We like Dallas.

01:09:38.200 She's great.

01:09:40.020 Lise, thanks so much for coming on the show for the last two days.

01:09:44.380 Couldn't do it without you.

01:09:46.020 Well, my pleasure, babe.

01:09:47.460 Anytime.

01:09:48.480 Yes.

01:09:48.740 Uh, Olivia, everybody who works behind the scenes at Rebel News to put the show together

01:09:52.260 for you, our beloved viewers, um, we definitely couldn't do it without you.

01:09:57.680 Um, I know I put you on the spot a couple of times, uh, during the stream today, and, uh,

01:10:02.540 you answered the call.

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01:10:22.780 you.

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01:10:26.500 We've got one more before we go, uh, chat from Jay Peterson.

01:10:30.620 20 bucks.

01:10:31.180 Thanks again, buddy.

01:10:32.440 For those that don't know, we literally had a working coal fired boiler that was 97% clean.

01:10:39.100 Genesee unit number three.

01:10:40.660 Yeah.

01:10:40.800 And if you, like in the before times, you could actually go and check the air quality right

01:10:44.700 outside of the Genesee facility.

01:10:46.140 And it was always, always better than let's say Vancouver or Edmonton.

01:10:50.960 Um, but the coal era is sadly gone along with cheap, reliable energy.

01:10:56.240 I don't agree.

01:10:57.360 Bring it back.

01:10:58.320 Bring it back.

01:10:58.800 Mine, baby, mine, mine, baby, mine.

01:11:01.800 Yeah.

01:11:02.040 Cool.

01:11:02.360 The coal is still there.

01:11:03.360 We could just bring it back if we had a sane government with the will and we have a sane

01:11:06.960 government.

01:11:07.580 Just do they have the will?

01:11:08.540 I'm not sure.

01:11:09.700 Okay.

01:11:10.120 Everybody.

01:11:10.520 That's the show for today.

01:11:11.320 I've got a couple of things to wrap before I get into my next meeting.

01:11:14.140 Uh, thanks so much for tuning in and, uh, oh, how does it go again?

01:11:18.380 Oh, if you find us offensive, maybe don't find us at all.

01:11:22.160 The liberals have to answer.

01:11:24.440 Why is it that they're shutting our own youth out of jobs and replacing them with low wage 0.52

01:11:31.420 temporary foreign workers from poor countries who are ultimately being exploited?

01:11:36.880 And let us say as well, the people, the individual temporary foreign workers, the workers themselves,

01:11:41.760 they are not bad people.

01:11:42.660 They are not the problem.

01:11:44.140 They are being taken advantage of by liberal corporate elites who want to use them to drive

01:11:50.000 down wages.

01:11:50.920 And of course, we continue to support the, the, the dream of all immigrants to Canada,

01:11:57.080 immigrants who come here to be Canadian, to get a job, work hard, contribute, and live

01:12:01.380 a good life.

01:12:01.960 That is part of the Canadian promise.

01:12:04.100 And that is not what we're addressing here today.

01:12:06.380 We're addressing a program that temporarily brings people from low wage countries to replace

01:12:12.020 Canadians and drive down the wages of our people. 0.65

01:12:14.440 The time has come for decisive action to stop the liberals from using our immigration system 0.95

01:12:20.560 to pad the pockets of corporate elites and other insiders at the expense of Canadian jobs.

01:12:26.660 Again, the principle is very simple.

01:12:29.440 The principle is very simple.

01:12:32.300 Canadian jobs for Canadian workers.

01:12:35.300 Canada first, Canada always.

01:12:38.000 That's why Conservatives are calling on the Carney government to permanently scrap the temporary

01:12:43.360 foreign worker program and to stop issuing visas for any new temporary foreign workers

01:12:50.720 coming into the country.

01:12:52.560 Under this proposal, existing permits would be wound down until they entirely, the program

01:12:57.140 is entirely eliminated.

01:12:59.880 Canadian jobs will go to Canadian workers first. 0.72

01:13:02.420 It's time that Mr. Carney took a serious, his, the job seriously of repairing the damage

01:13:07.240 that his party has done.

01:13:09.080 Unfortunately, the immigration minister, the immigration minister who destroyed the program

01:13:13.340 and caused this mess is now Mark Carney's justice minister.

01:13:17.760 You can believe it.

01:13:18.760 He's now gone from creating a housing crisis as housing minister, an immigration crisis as

01:13:23.580 immigration minister to creating a crime crisis as justice minister.

01:13:27.500 It's the same liberal team with the same liberal results, just a different face who's even worse

01:13:34.040 than the last one.

Rebel News Podcast - September 03, 2025

BUFFALO ROUNDTABLE ｜ Smith's explicit book ban, Alberta immigration proposals, NDP rejects 'cis men'

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