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00:00:00.000 good afternoon good evening and good night as they say from the Truman Show how are you

00:00:19.660 Matt Brevner from the void in what's that 4k it looks like good good morning from the 4k

00:00:26.420 bc void we covered it all now exactly um Wednesday today thanks for everybody for watching and tuning

00:00:34.200 in on rebelnews.com rumble youtube odyssey and super you of course as usual we will do a few

00:00:40.600 segments on the show that are youtube safe because they are tyrants and then we will move on to the

00:00:46.080 safer planetary systems of the other alternate platforms where you can talk about real things

00:00:52.040 we'll also be real life yeah exactly and like i'm i got the white background it's a yin and the yang

00:00:58.800 here it looks like um we'll take your paid chats on rumble rumble rants odyssey hyper chats and super

00:01:05.280 you paid chats we'll read them on air feel free to disagree agree question us criticize us ask us

00:01:13.720 you know why haven't you been doing this and why haven't you been doing that and everything else

00:01:19.040 you want to ask matt brevner about his hit song more of us upwards of 300 000 views i think on

00:01:25.140 youtube now matt brevner give everybody an update on how it's been going with the song um obviously

00:01:31.880 people should know by now that you weren't allowed to make ads for it on youtube give everybody an

00:01:38.540 update about yeah everything that's happened with the song it's um it's been spreading a lot further

00:01:44.760 than i had imagined or could have hoped and basically all of the the major uh platforms

00:01:50.880 have blocked any form of advertisement and you know people may ask well what do you mean advertisement

00:01:56.080 why would you advertise a song well you that's basically how it works it's like industry standard

00:02:00.560 that's how you you get the word out there um but yeah it's been it's been all that's been blocked

00:02:04.920 and it's still been shared um globally which is just crazy crazy to me and super humbling and it's

00:02:12.060 done a lot better than i than i could have imagined so um and all the all the kind messages from from

00:02:17.200 uh people in the in the vancouver kind of freedom scene and even even globally it's just it's taken

00:02:24.020 legs of its own so yeah it's been it's been quite a ride the last couple weeks i've heard that some

00:02:29.220 politician in england or sorry not england in italy has been using your song at rallies i don't know if

00:02:36.300 we can get a clip of that or if there is footage of that but this is what i've heard is this true do you

00:02:41.180 what do we know the guy's name or yeah there's there's a live a live streaming uh of it his name

00:02:47.000 is i'm probably going to butcher this but it's gian luigi paragone so i'm sorry for butchering it

00:02:53.400 but he is a he's running for he's a prime ministerial candidate uh in italy uh they have a federal election

00:02:59.720 coming up very soon and he's freedom-minded against all of the the coercion and uh and etc of the

00:03:07.120 things that we can't talk about on this platform but everyone i'm assuming most people watching this

00:03:12.820 show would be in agreement with but uh yeah some somehow he caught wind of it and he's been playing

00:03:17.380 the song at his at his rallies and his events and i've been getting all sorts of fans from italy and

00:03:22.960 new people which is just so cool because it's just like yeah it it helps you know it's living in

00:03:28.040 vancouver it's very uh it's very on board with everything that's happening right now uh and if

00:03:35.540 in fact people it seems are clamoring for more rules and regulation and uh hats on the head from

00:03:42.680 our our big brother so it's uh you know i get i get a little bit of reprieve because obviously being

00:03:48.280 a rebel i get to chat with my friends you know my fellow rebels we can just crack jokes about how crazy

00:03:54.280 the world's getting on daily basis but a lot of people in vancouver don't really have that rest so

00:03:59.900 it's nice to know that you know there's people outside of you know just our circle that feel this

00:04:05.640 way i mean it's i mean that's obvious but you know the world likes to tell you that it's not that way

00:04:10.480 and uh you know any screen you look at these days will tell you that it's not that way so

00:04:15.440 it's been very encouraging well as we see their bank or british columbia wanting to extend

00:04:20.560 restrictions we'll get to more later about the rest of the world moving on it seems i don't trust

00:04:26.060 any of it um especially not the british government but um i think it's for election's sake but we'll

00:04:32.240 get to that more with lewis brackpool who's going to join us in about 15 minutes time our top story

00:04:37.760 here um well the first one we want to get to is about jagmeet singh federal leader for the new

00:04:43.540 democratic party here in canada um he got a sponsorship for a chair jagmeet singh and his wife

00:04:50.440 have realized their error will pay 1895 rocking chair gift meaning a lawyer told them you can't

00:04:57.260 do this is my guess so they got this fancy chair that cost two thousand dollars and they said no

00:05:02.640 we don't want to pay for it we'll just you know do a sponsored post which is probably not something

00:05:08.120 somebody who's trying to be prime minister should be doing how i missed spend how i'm spending my time

00:05:14.600 these days i have a new partner spending time with um that's probably not even a baby there it's

00:05:21.000 probably a doll for this photo op um poor jagmeet is what i want to say now people who are familiar

00:05:28.740 with jagmeet in the political circles i'm told that jagmeet's not too serious of a guy that he's a fun

00:05:35.500 guy and that he's not even that political drives around and fancies cars he's a he's a playboy is the

00:05:42.140 word that we always hear used about jagmeet is that he just goes around fancy cars he's showing

00:05:46.640 up to the parties he's doing all that cool guy stuff he showed up to a ben bankus um comedy stand

00:05:53.260 up comedy once you can find that on his youtube channel on ben's youtube channel where jagmeet showed

00:05:58.220 up to hear him make fun of him so i don't think jagmeet's really that serious about everything he

00:06:04.900 sort of just glows with the wind i always wonder how does jagmeet square his views with his faith now

00:06:10.060 i'm not about to tell somebody about how they should practice the religion but there seems to

00:06:13.740 be obvious things about socialism that and um you know extreme progressivism that do not

00:06:20.500 coincide or they wouldn't seem like they'd be able to coexist with you know a conservative

00:06:27.560 Sikh just as if they wouldn't coexist with a conservative Muslim or Christian that being 1.00

00:06:34.080 like you know transgenderism and basically communism and i i've never seen anybody question

00:06:40.840 on that and i'd like to hear his answers on that any thoughts on a federal leader taking

00:06:46.460 sponsorships like this matt well the first thing i thought when i read the article it was just kind

00:06:53.760 of funny because it's like yeah jagmeet and his wife they're social media influencers they're not

00:06:57.800 politicians like so obviously they're going to take a two thousand dollar chair and and like if you're

00:07:03.060 going to post something you're going to not forget to tag the person who gave you the chair so i think

00:07:07.520 it's just it's just like an interesting moment it's like a gotcha moment because it's kind of like

00:07:12.520 technology and contemporary uh the contemporary puppet show popularity contest of politics you know

00:07:19.720 colliding with the old guard because if you if you read down on the cdbc article it says well

00:07:24.380 if he's found guilty of taking gifts that he's not supposed to take it's a 500 fine it's like well

00:07:29.580 the chair is 1800 bucks so how often does that happen you know but it's just like yeah if someone

00:07:34.000 gives you a gift you know 10 years ago they didn't have instagram to tag people for you know for their

00:07:38.580 gifts but i mean yeah he's a social media influencer so what else would we expect at least he's being

00:07:43.420 transparent you know we don't get to see who's paying for uh lobbying for whatever whatever other

00:07:49.780 initiatives are being forced upon us as sound and reasonable but really are just sponsored posts

00:07:55.920 you know sponsored bills sponsored initiatives so at least this way we know but uh for me i just

00:08:00.840 thought it was kind of funny i i honestly don't really see the problem with it because i mean i

00:08:06.420 understand you know they've gone to a pay-to-play you know it's all pay-to-play anyway so at least it's

00:08:11.560 like well yeah man nice chair at least you know you're transparent well i don't think he really wants

00:08:16.660 to be a real politician in the sense like you're right he's a social media media influencer the same

00:08:21.480 way aoc i don't think aoc gets on instagram live to talk to people in the terms of informing them

00:08:27.520 of policy she gets on there because she likes the attention i mean she's a theater person from college 0.94

00:08:33.420 the same way justin trudeau is they didn't really get in i don't think they got into this stuff to

00:08:38.540 change the world they just got into it because it's a good thing to do and it makes them look good

00:08:43.140 and feel good justin trudeau was a teacher and you know he's basically gifted this position as the

00:08:48.880 leader of a party aoc was a bartender and she'd give to this position of running for uh congress 1.00

00:08:56.860 and uh if you're familiar with the backstory of aoc she used to have this guy that wrote all our

00:09:03.660 policy for her and this guy was part of a team where they went out and they looked for a person to

00:09:09.120 be their talking head and aoc basically won the role uh for lack of a better term she was the person 1.00

00:09:15.660 they chose to become the speaker of their ideas and he was her um policy writer i believe he wrote

00:09:22.360 speeches as well he helped her do the green new deal which of course was a colossal failure because 1.00

00:09:27.220 it's terrible probably would pass in canada having said that um once he left her she pretty much did

00:09:35.540 away with any any real ideas i don't think aoc does really anything anymore other than be a talking

00:09:41.880 head trying to say everybody wants to sleep with her and she's a celebrity and um she doesn't 1.00

00:09:48.320 really do anything politically so to speak she had her sit in like stupid stuff like that but my point 0.99

00:09:53.640 is she can't come up with anything on her own without this guy i don't think jagmeet's coming 0.85

00:09:58.360 up with anything on his own at all i can't remember the last idea he had other than during the lockdowns

00:10:03.760 he said more lockdowns stricter lockdowns more government money being shelled out jagmeet's never going to

00:10:09.440 win and i don't think he wants to you know like why win he's in he's in a perfect situation right

00:10:15.980 now right he's he's minority leader he can just inform policy he can make all of these promises

00:10:21.620 which are just further left of what the liberals can do without any sort of responsibility or liability

00:10:26.680 or or uh culpability because he'll never be in office he'll never be able to do it so he can just

00:10:31.940 say hey the liberals are doing it wrong we would be more progressive we would give you more money

00:10:36.780 etc etc etc and then younger people are like yeah yeah he's great but he's never ever ever going to

00:10:42.880 win so he's never going to be accountable to his ideas it's actually brilliant you know because if

00:10:47.840 you want if they want any more seats if they want any more seats they're actually a threat and then

00:10:51.700 who knows maybe that house of cards would crumble but it's just weird to me that none of these people

00:10:57.300 have to be responsible in their parties they're constantly losing like they constantly lose

00:11:03.000 democrats constantly lose and they're they fall upwards somehow um you can like kamala harris

00:11:11.000 she couldn't make it past the first round of the primaries elevated to vice president for no reason 1.00

00:11:16.360 stuff like that um stacy abrams in georgia lost never accepted her lost they elevate her beto o'rourke 0.98

00:11:23.240 they elevate the losers who are the most crazy and then they do the george soros thing which is 0.94

00:11:29.240 have an even crazier person run against them so either you get the crazier person you want 0.98

00:11:34.620 or by juxtaposition you make the other person that you already put in seem less insane which is

00:11:41.920 a shifting over the overton window that happens a lot in canada happened the last two years

00:11:46.340 where the conservative party whether they were like this before but they certainly now have cemented

00:11:52.220 themselves as you know liberal light or conservative light whichever way you want to put it where 95

00:11:58.840 of their policies are the same but um no you better not add too many guns to that gun ban list

00:12:04.400 i don't see any other thing that the conservative party actually stands for that's different from the

00:12:09.120 liberals but i digress uh speaking of how bad canada is we've got a misery index that we've ranked on

00:12:16.960 and we're pretty high up on it i believe um it's from the fraser institute and that's a

00:12:22.120 conservative leaning um it's would we call it a think tank producer andrew we would producer andrew

00:12:28.980 yeah there's so many andrews here if you didn't know there's also a third andrew that works at the

00:12:32.700 office um the misery index returns from the fraser institute i don't know if that graph is actually

00:12:38.020 indicative of something or just a graphic the misery index a combination of inflation and unemployment

00:12:43.940 rates created by economist arthur okin is resurfacing as a measure of interest across developed

00:12:50.060 countries as inflation rates increase and unemployment remains relatively high canada

00:12:54.920 suffered from inflation rates that were routinely above four percent up until 1992 when the bank of

00:13:00.520 canada was finally able to bring the inflation under control canadians have enjoyed low inflation

00:13:04.700 rates um up to 2020 and 2021 increased markedly and are expected to remain at their current level

00:13:11.980 through this year many argue current inflation rates are transitory meaning that they're short

00:13:16.900 term in nature which of course they are not and the highlighted part down here is this results in

00:13:21.240 canada having the sixth worst misery index score even the word misery index is sad um 35 countries

00:13:30.100 and we're six worth is there anywhere we can find the full list of countries i'd like to see who were

00:13:34.640 worse off then um transitory um inflation matt brevner it's the same thing they always say when they want

00:13:42.240 you to not be worried about losing all your money oh it's just how the global economy works there's ebbs

00:13:47.240 and flows there's bound to be recessions and bounce backs um but i say if you have better policy this is

00:13:55.800 less likely to happen now they'll still go ahead and they've done this and say that their employment rates

00:14:00.940 are the highest they've ever been the highest job creation there's ever been which of course

00:14:05.180 after you eliminate tons of jobs you're going to get a high rebate uh an average uh amount

00:14:10.460 of the creation is going to look much better than uh than it would have been previously but i am not

00:14:16.720 for this whole story about how you know it just this is just how it happens the heart housing market

00:14:21.960 just crashes you know inflation just rises all the time and here we are and we'll get your thoughts on

00:14:27.760 this matt uh spain greece italy iceland is miserable sweden i thought scandinavia was supposed to be the

00:14:34.700 best place in the world yeah isn't that what we're trying to be isn't that we're modeling all of our

00:14:40.260 policies after isn't that what the united states is aspiring to be i think the misery index it doesn't

00:14:45.580 uh the numbers that are contributing to the misery index do not necessarily equate to real life what it's

00:14:52.480 like to be a 20 something 30 something 40 something in a major city in canada but something that is

00:14:57.220 accurate about that is the name misery index you speak to a lot of people around our age in canada

00:15:03.640 they're quite miserable whether they're vaccinated or not vaccinated or whatever else never mind

00:15:08.340 government overreach it's basically impossible to buy a house like i i read on the in the calgary

00:15:13.320 housing market currently because it's it's on fire because people from uh bc and toronto can't

00:15:19.760 afford to buy in bc and toronto or ontario so they're taking all of this cheap money and they're

00:15:24.440 going to alberta because taxes are lower there's lots of job creation but apparently alberta

00:15:29.120 currently the calgary market only has and someone can maybe update this in the comments but a half

00:15:34.300 month inventory currently now to put this in perspective a typical housing market would have

00:15:39.380 between eight months and a year of inventory so for bidding wars to be going on in calgary which has

00:15:44.660 been traditionally over the last 20 years or a highly recessed market like that's that's legitimately a

00:15:51.440 housing crisis not just as like a buzzword it's legitimately a housing crisis and that's in calgary

00:15:56.200 and you know with with us bringing in 400 000 uh immigrants which i think is great but you can't just

00:16:02.040 like you can't be daft to how that's going to further affect the economy and the housing market

00:16:07.640 it's very strange tiff mackham from the fed has basically backed us into this corner where we've been

00:16:14.160 hyper inflating printing money like crazy with quantitative easing over the pandemic and now it's kind of

00:16:20.360 like the gas pedal is broken because once you raise the gas pedal or even raise basis points

00:16:25.300 you know three points there's going to be mass layoffs in the corporate sector people are going to

00:16:29.400 lose their homes so we almost have to keep printing money keep printing money keep printing money and it's

00:16:33.560 like i don't know how this ends or how this stops but it's not looking good guys it's really not

00:16:39.000 that's uh it's one way to put it not looking good i i would like to see something different than

00:16:45.520 our mass immigration influx that happens every single year another thing conservatives don't

00:16:51.080 have a different opinion on um people will say oh we need it because our economy needs to grow and our

00:16:56.920 negative population growth but i say let it happen with just far less i'm thinking i mean me i'd go with

00:17:05.100 zero and not like absolute zero but take it down to a point where it's only people who are working

00:17:11.080 that sort of thing um as opposed to this mass influx every year why because i think wages will

00:17:17.620 go up i think cost of living will go down i think uh job availability will go up and i think there is a

00:17:24.600 whole whack of things that we've never tried that i think that are worth trying in a time where our

00:17:29.780 country has no money and there doesn't seem to be any way out of it try the thing that might create

00:17:35.420 better job uh a better job market and higher wages and let's see if it works for a couple years

00:17:43.020 now having said that there is also the problem of people not wanting to work much bigger problem in

00:17:48.220 america than what we see here but there are places in america right now where you can get paid 18 to

00:17:54.000 work at a fast food restaurant or walmart and the cost of living is still much lower than it is here

00:18:00.800 i know uh writer dave likes to talk about knox tennessee because that's where the wrestler

00:18:06.100 cane is the mayor of if you recall him and then there's places in texas as well getting paid 18

00:18:12.300 an hour to to do an entry-level job because there aren't enough people to work why is there not

00:18:17.820 enough people to work because they pay them to sit at home now do we do people deserve to be paid to

00:18:22.740 sit at home because they're they're locked down maybe if the government's going to take your money

00:18:26.620 anyway you might as well get some of it back sure but in places like these in the united states where

00:18:31.760 they aren't locked down any longer but they still can collect excuse me the federal subsidy we'll call

00:18:39.040 it a subsidy of you know the covid dollars whatever i forget what they called it in the stimulus checks

00:18:45.120 they call it in the united states where they're still able to collect these things federally they

00:18:49.320 don't want to go back to work and it's a big problem now in canada i'm sure that's a thing too

00:18:53.300 there are lots of low-level jobs but instead of getting people to increase the wages um at these

00:19:00.700 at these uh locations they want to artificially heighten the minimum wage for the people who are

00:19:06.580 already working there and then what do you end up with you end up with automated machines at walmart

00:19:11.240 you end up with uh automated kiosks at mcdonald's and all this stuff that doesn't create actual new

00:19:17.600 jobs for people you raise the bottom line for the uh the companies of people who are already working

00:19:23.160 there and then you flood it in with you know immigrants who may or may not have a job to go 0.86

00:19:27.940 to because it's already been taken by a machine or another person so where do these people go i don't

00:19:33.040 know justin trudeau's immigration policy is stolen from his father his father changed it around uh way

00:19:39.640 back in the day where he changed it he said there's too many european immigrants coming it was like 70 30 i

00:19:45.020 believe and he didn't even it out he just reversed it so it's way more from poorer countries so i don't

00:19:51.800 know how that's fair and equal it seems more like a revenge tactic which is a very progressive thing

00:19:56.440 to do but my point is that the immigration um policies that we have right now clearly do not

00:20:02.000 work we have cultural pockets uh for better or for worse where people don't interact that much

00:20:07.780 you go to places in toronto where the signs are in chinese they're in mandarin which is fine if you

00:20:13.080 want to have that as a sign on the side but when your main thing like that's where i'm with quebec

00:20:17.600 on that one like your main sign is in a different language that isn't an official language here

00:20:21.920 um it starts to be really odd and i'm not for you know cultural and ethnic enclaves i don't happen to

00:20:29.680 care if my neighbor is you know chinese or black or white it's just that it creates these pockets of 1.00

00:20:35.500 division now all of a sudden you have one section where it's just like you have only seek

00:20:40.220 candidates or another section you only have only chinese candidates for a government or you only

00:20:44.700 have this that and the other i don't like things being based on ethnic cultural religions when we're

00:20:50.560 supposed to live in a country that isn't supposed to be represented that way and i think the immigration

00:20:54.480 policy creates this problem inherently because we never you know we never say you're moving to the

00:21:01.080 arctic if you want to come to the country you're going to none of it and you're going to make that place 0.52

00:21:05.100 prosper no it's flood everybody into one place you know drive properties way up and it's all in like

00:21:11.980 the gta and the greater vancouver area and now that people are being forced to flee somewhere they're

00:21:17.480 going to calgary and it sounds like making it worse i mean from an economic standpoint yeah it seems that

00:21:25.260 way i don't really have i can't speak on the american situation i don't know enough about it as for the

00:21:30.400 canadian situation i'm not beyond correction but it's something it doesn't make sense to me how if

00:21:35.360 our medical system or health care system is so strained that we need to literally chastise people

00:21:41.440 and berate them to avoid them from potentially getting sick okay so we're going to bring in 400 000

00:21:47.840 non-skilled workers and that's going to make the situation better or if we have like a half month's

00:21:51.560 inventory and housing in major markets okay so where are these people going to live you know we can't get

00:21:56.300 people back to work for low-paying jobs like entry-level jobs like food sector for example

00:22:01.000 because we're paying them serb and now they don't want to work and so oh just raise minimum wage so

00:22:06.000 they want to work okay well then restaurants have to raise their expenses and then ultimately us who

00:22:10.800 are you know we all took what was it a four to seven percent pay cut because of inflation over the

00:22:15.420 last year the buck just gets passed back to us anyway so like where does this all of all of it's like

00:22:21.020 these things all sound pretty but they're short-sighted i find that's my opinion it's very

00:22:26.340 disappointed to see a working class of people that being canadians 40 50 and over who worked their

00:22:35.480 whole lives and now they don't seem to notice like everything slipping away that was around that they

00:22:43.400 had the benefit of being around when they were younger and they're just saying no govern us more

00:22:48.220 and of course it's not everybody but it's govern us more um you know we're all in this together

00:22:54.000 meanwhile everything gets slowly ruined inflation nobody's buying new houses they bring in foreign 1.00

00:23:00.940 investors and they say oh now there's a problem it's like this weird parallelism where like i disagree

00:23:05.980 with everything the media says and all these politicians lie to me but then you close the door and

00:23:13.360 you open it on the other side it's like oh these politicians care about me oh these media companies

00:23:18.140 actually care about me and are telling them the truth they wouldn't lie to me about this and i i just

00:23:23.660 wonder like you ever see that see something where somebody it's a person who doesn't believe the media

00:23:29.560 or anything but then they send you a post from you know guy talking to his phone says he has a military

00:23:36.020 contact that says they're killing people with 5g which is a segment we're gonna get to and it's like you 1.00

00:23:43.420 don't trust anything but you trust random guy who has no actual sources it's a very it's a big problem

00:23:49.780 i see and when people talk about like boomerism it's not the actual age group it's the mindset of you

00:23:57.440 know some politician's gonna rescue me and this is all just gonna work itself out in some sort of like

00:24:04.480 libertarian sense of you know we don't actually have to do anything we just have to you know speak

00:24:09.040 loudly and things are going to change whereas like you know it's still going to be this you're still

00:24:13.800 getting doug ford to win this uh this this summer i think you have to be very uh desperate and afraid

00:24:21.700 to still trust the institutions i think across the board trumpism kind of exposed the the frailty of

00:24:27.600 the institutions and public trust in that and and the pandemic season globally i think just hammered

00:24:33.100 that home for everybody but uh speaking of which i think we have our our mate lewis brackpool across

00:24:38.480 the pond i want to know more about these uh pandemic measures going on over on that side and see how

00:24:43.620 he feels about all this we got him on the line right do we want to cut away from youtube before we

00:24:48.220 join oh he's here already i'm here already mate what time is it there 5 30 lewis it is it is 5 23 on

00:24:58.000 the dot and what's the exact town or city you're in uh i am in arundel it is called uh it's a nice

00:25:07.160 southern coast part of england so um pretty out of the way from metropolitan london so that's quite

00:25:12.800 nice i think that's actually a place from lord of the rings but i won't press you on that uh lewis

00:25:17.620 we're getting a lot of word that uh england and uh scotland now are removing restrictions i believe in

00:25:25.160 england it's called plan a uh which which is a weird thing we're going back to plan a the first

00:25:30.140 plan but give us an update on how everything's going there we've got this uh article by you

00:25:35.300 mask mandates vaccine passports to end in england uh give the people what they want to hear

00:25:40.880 sure um so boris has announced that he is scrapping plan b uh which the measures include

00:25:49.400 uh forced mask mandates on public transport and uh restaurants and shops etc etc he's also removing

00:25:57.560 the requirement of a vaccine passport um which is is interesting and he's also talking about

00:26:04.580 just removing this stay at home uh for work um legislation as well which i find interesting because

00:26:14.480 the one thing that we have been campaigning as well about is of course the the national health

00:26:21.440 um uh sector and that's of course the workers and the care workers that are being forced to take a 0.92

00:26:28.260 vaccine and if you if you do not comply with that you lose your job so there's nothing about removing

00:26:34.420 that uh unfortunately i mean not to of course um dampen it down i think i think it's great news um i think

00:26:42.200 it's a small bit of good news um but how i see it um i don't know if you know much about what's been

00:26:48.800 going on with boris but he's been losing a lot of tories in his his cabinet recently uh they revolted

00:26:54.980 against the uh the vaccine passports where a lot of his backbenchers went against him and uh voted uh to

00:27:01.860 be against a lot of the measures that he's put in place and because he's lost a lot of uh votes of

00:27:07.240 confidence in the polls um it seems as though that this has been pushed out as a to try and win back

00:27:13.520 his backbenchers almost so i don't know you can take that in in one of two ways you can take it as

00:27:19.060 it's a form of desperation that you know you can see him slipping in the polls you can see he's not

00:27:25.000 doing very well he's not got the public on his side almost um and it's sort of an act to sort of get

00:27:31.020 everyone together uh again and try and unite his party because we've had some defectors a lot of

00:27:37.080 people are planning to defect as well sources have told me apparently um but take that as you will

00:27:43.640 and um yeah i don't know i think it's an act of a kind of act of a little celebration but there's

00:27:49.620 still lots of work to be done two questions for you lewis then i'll turn it over to matt brevner here

00:27:54.760 first of all what kind of numbers are you talking about when you say some of the backbenchers

00:27:58.960 turned on him how many how many people um how many seats do they have versus how many people who

00:28:04.120 are voting against this and then my second question is why do you think he's doing it is it just because

00:28:09.280 you know the polls are turning on him his policy uh his uh political partners are turning on him

00:28:14.520 or do you think it's you know some sort of different plan where you're just going to end up being

00:28:19.360 locked down again sure so firstly with the vaccine passports when the vote came through in december

00:28:27.240 time um boris had a vote where 126 tory voters went against his plan of the vaccine passports which

00:28:36.460 is a huge number and then after pushing that through he lost a lot of confidence within this party

00:28:42.580 there have been over 56 i believe from what i saw last night that put a letter through of no confidence

00:28:52.400 and that showed that he's not destined to to lead the party anymore he they've lost the confidence

00:28:58.180 in him um i believe it's a big majority government for the uh the conservative party anyway with uh with

00:29:04.620 a lot of members over 300 i believe uh whilst labor um has over 200 or i think just a little bit less

00:29:12.160 um so even though it doesn't sound like much you think i think you need over about 15 percent

00:29:18.280 um to sign a letter of no confidence for that to go through so it's it's kind i think he's going

00:29:24.940 to contest that as well which i think is very important um because it shows that he's not

00:29:30.200 willing to back down uh which is very interesting um to say the least but uh what was your what was

00:29:36.720 your second question again andrew sorry about that i think this is because of polling and because

00:29:41.020 of turmoil in the party or do you think that you know it's one of those situations where we're

00:29:45.300 going to see these restrictions pulled back only for whatever powers that be to reinforce them

00:29:51.200 in you know two months time do you think this is just a political move i think it's political theater

00:29:57.400 mostly um i think look all the all the scandals coming out about them you know having christmas parties

00:30:05.060 and parties all the way around um the year when the restrictions were so high and people couldn't see

00:30:11.280 uh family members i mean personally i think it's it's one big distraction now to talk about it

00:30:17.380 because you know it's a year later from now and that's all they want to bring up in the news now so

00:30:23.240 but i think yeah it's political theater how i see it uh some moves there from boris as you can see

00:30:29.940 um but yeah i think it's majority political theater i think he he's really losing the vote with his own

00:30:37.240 party i think his party and him are in a massive part of turmoil at the minute so i think it's his

00:30:43.860 way of trying to win back um these backbenchers i don't think they could have done this a while ago

00:30:50.580 now when they found out that omicron was mild and all the facts and figures around omicron they could

00:30:56.240 have done that easily but clearly he's chosen not to and he's only doing it now because the polls are

00:31:03.240 not in favor of him um and all of a sudden he's could possibly be out the door so it only speaks

00:31:11.740 sense in my mind that he's he's it's an it's an act of desperation is how i see it i could be wrong

00:31:18.720 was there anything mentioned was there anything mentioned about international travel

00:31:22.300 as far as i'm aware i think that the only thing that they've they mentioned as well is is a hint

00:31:30.060 on scrapping um self-isolation um so if you test positive and you self-isolate but that's

00:31:37.240 i think they're looking to either renew it or not renew it in march but he's hinted on not renewing it

00:31:43.280 um but obviously hinting you know what's what's that to go by you know we've seen how um governments

00:31:49.540 have worked not only in england or the uk and canada as well a lot of u-turning a lot of back and forth so

00:31:56.040 i can't take that you have to take that with a massive pinch of salt uh for traveling um i'm not

00:32:01.480 100 sure so i best not make any any claims just in case the fact checkers uh get on to me and start

00:32:08.440 calling me out it seems people are so desperate for a sense of normality that a politician can even

00:32:14.880 allude to hey maybe things will kind of go back to sort of normal one day still trust me and that

00:32:20.940 might be enough for for people well this is it this is a thing it's an act of desperation

00:32:27.480 that's how i see it anyway it's an act of desperation yeah we had an opportunity like you

00:32:33.380 said with omicron to uh to at least pump the brakes a little bit but it seems that the opposite

00:32:41.140 is happening at least in canada it's been very troubling to see what's been going on but i

00:32:46.060 appreciate the insight from the uk all right yeah i think it's time for us to pull sorry lewis we

00:32:50.920 need to pull away from youtube we've given them too much um oh right we want you to stick around

00:32:56.100 though because we want to ask you about your late one of your latest videos and of course what really

00:33:00.240 happened with princess diana so let's bring up the uh rebelnewsstore.com while we transition away

00:33:06.580 from youtube you can always go to rebelnews wow really that's how you offend an english person right

00:33:11.880 there a rebelnewsstore.com is uh where you can get shirts like that one of our best sellers stars in

00:33:20.600 his eyes my favorite toque or beanie whatever you call them in england i'm not sure um australian

00:33:27.980 australian closed i'm not even sure what that means um but if you want to join us on the other

00:33:33.240 platforms rebelnews.com slash live streams you can find the latest link we're going over to rumble

00:33:39.080 super you and odyssey you can read your paid chats on air there lewis is dying right now i'm not sure

00:33:45.980 why i don't know no steering wheel in front of you by the way it is a steering wheel what is it uh

00:33:53.160 yes it is yeah i do like uh i do like the odd driving game mate so that's a bit of a guilty pleasure

00:33:59.160 of mine oh that's fine i just wasn't sure as well so that's not going to help i think if you just use

00:34:05.660 your whole computer using the steering wheel app that'll be a lot more fun for you so it's how i

00:34:10.940 do my work so efficiently it's like those matt you're probably old enough to remember just like

00:34:17.440 me those old everybody's like older brother had one of those mouses where it's actually an orb

00:34:23.240 and you use that one producer ad probably knows that one too just like the the most intricate if

00:34:30.140 you've never used one it's the worst thing ever but it's like an orb an evil red orb that you use to

00:34:35.080 navigate your computer i hated it frankly but it seemed like everybody had an older brother or

00:34:39.860 relative or something who had one of those so i'm thinking something tells me that uh writer dave

00:34:44.480 probably still has one of those i just have a feeling i don't know if he does it's hard to get

00:34:49.920 dave to do anything other than what he wants to do like uh eat anything other than potatoes you know

00:34:55.800 um so lewis's latest video is about him dating i think i that's what i'm gathering from the thumbnail

00:35:04.460 can we bring up the thumbnail please um that's dog lover highlighted i don't know what that was

00:35:12.700 um but if we bring up lewis's latest video about i think conservatives and dating apps um

00:35:20.120 the thumbnail has two pictures of lewis's face which tells me lewis is swiping right until he

00:35:26.660 gets to himself and himself not as inclusive as you think is the uh title here lewis you want to

00:35:35.080 tell us what it's about then maybe you can queue up like a minute or two from it so people can

00:35:39.000 get teased on it yeah no worries um so dating apps pretty uh pretty strange uh it's pretty strange apps

00:35:47.860 really so dating apps let me tell you what those are i knew that was coming back to dog lover vegan

00:35:55.480 go ahead sorry lewis so that's all right yeah so what what happens is in this in this report

00:36:02.840 is i dissect three of the biggest dating apps uh and go through uh the setup of it and uh it shows

00:36:10.840 you the ins and outs of you know creating customizing your profile and i go through all um of these

00:36:17.460 options and of course is very geared now towards uh hyper politicization of not only covid um but

00:36:25.260 also a lot of dogmatic left-wing talking points uh where you can have your interest um your interest

00:36:32.400 weirdly as a empathy and things like black lives matter and yeah for example as well there are ads

00:36:39.040 on tinder when you're swiping through to find your compatible mate um where it's it encourages you to

00:36:45.660 to not go out and meet on their first date and things like have like video chats instead and there

00:36:50.960 was another one after this actually i don't know if the producer can play a little bit and then it will

00:36:56.600 come up um in a bit but it shows an ad saying be a hero wear a mask which is so funny mask on which is

00:37:05.820 obviously we all know as soon as you open up video chats to something that men can do it's just going 0.97

00:37:14.160 to be naked dudes on it that's all the only thing on there is naked dudes we all know this all say

00:37:19.200 men are disgusted in that sense lewis what was that one of the things that had on there was mbti what was

00:37:25.240 that for that was one of the categories you can fill out if we see it's a myers briggs personality type

00:37:31.640 i believe i think that's been floating about have you heard about that i'm sure i have i'm a

00:37:37.900 campaigner yeah that's it it's just it's a strange sort of test you make to find out what sort of

00:37:44.120 personality you are and it's another way to virtue signal by putting that onto your profile and saying 0.71

00:37:49.400 how much of an arsehole you are how great you are um it's just it's just one of them um and i think 0.96

00:37:55.500 the producer teased as well you have stickers that you can put yeah that's the myers briggs 0.98

00:38:00.580 um yeah it's a long test that describes your personality yeah a lot of people are wearing

00:38:07.620 masks lewis on these apps um yeah a couple of people are actually it's i mean it's the designer

00:38:15.600 mask so you can get like a nike one uh whilst they fire health uh but whilst they fire their own staff

00:38:21.980 which is quite interesting um but yeah uh yeah you got lots of the the people uh just just wearing

00:38:28.300 designer masks and things like that which you know it's just pretty laughable really um but you can

00:38:33.480 put stickers i don't know if the producer can can show that as well but there's stickers that you can

00:38:38.360 put on your profile uh things like get vaccinated um uh in like stay immune and like i don't know it's

00:38:47.120 just mental stuff like that and it's just a way that you can beef up your your your virtue on your

00:38:53.060 own profile which um which is very very laughable it's very important stuff there matt you've probably

00:38:59.060 never been on a dating app have you you've or have you been yeah you've been in a relationship a long

00:39:04.080 time so we're not going to see any tinder shots of matt with his braids and grill

00:39:08.900 these things ask so many questions like what's the point of a first date it's like it's so in

00:39:18.620 like you literally know everything about the person before you meet them on a date it kind

00:39:22.740 of takes the fun out of it but i guess everybody's the same these days you know if you step out of

00:39:27.660 only fans is my guess how long do you want to go out with me consider donating to my only fans

00:39:37.240 as the world burns i have a question for you lewis so are the candidates on on tinder or bumble or

00:39:45.460 whatever else uh with masks do you find them more attractive uh let me think about that one uh no 0.90

00:39:53.220 is the answer to that um definitely not um i just think that you're you're almost sort of weak-minded

00:40:01.680 in that sense um because yeah yeah it's just i saw that study what's the study though by hiding the

00:40:10.780 parts of your face the people then think you're more attractive well yeah i mean that makes sense

00:40:17.220 kind of an ugly chap and then you wear a mask he would definitely look better yeah that's why this

00:40:22.160 guy's like i think actually i don't know what a welsh accent sounds like it been they came to our

00:40:27.280 high school as part of a student exchange i never heard their accent actually i've studied that if i wear

00:40:33.040 a mask i'm much more attractive yeah wear your mask outside does anybody else i'm sure viewers feel the

00:40:39.120 same way when they're driving down the street and there's a guy with a mask off and you just see

00:40:44.740 like yeah wear your mask buddy wear your mask in your car it's doing lots saw a guy mask up shoveling

00:40:49.920 snow today on the way to work it's like what is somebody gonna walk by you briskly and brush the air

00:40:57.160 of coronavirus into your face while you're shoveling and sweating like come on to be honest with you guys

00:41:03.460 when i see someone wearing a mask outside or in their car or whatever else it's actually like

00:41:07.560 kind of terrifying like i'm very concerned about like their mental stability and like i need to 0.51

00:41:12.600 avoid efforts and not because of covid but because they might you know call the mask the mask estapo on

00:41:17.640 me or something i don't know well when i wear me mask nobody can see me mug no i'm i'm running out of

00:41:26.700 speech to you i think it's actually beneficiary to wear me mask at all times of the day when i'm making

00:41:33.900 love to me wife when i when i be showering even when i'm walking in the door there's just some sort

00:41:38.940 of cockney cockney character to you over in england there's no there's no there's no accent changes

00:41:45.320 everyone's a cockney just over here we could be like this virus we could be a bit more like david

00:41:50.800 beckham i thought that actually when i was kicking the bar that i'd make it a 33 degree turn instead of

00:41:57.020 the usual 45 degree turn that way the keeper wouldn't be able to stop it on the pitch

00:42:02.560 see i do i do a canadian one back but i think it would be very embarrassing so i think no do it

00:42:09.640 you sent me a voice note for the audience he sent me a voice note in a canadian accent the other day

00:42:14.900 it was pretty good you lost it a bit at the end but i'd like to hear it that's because that's because

00:42:20.640 i i was saying a boot because you guys say a boot don't you instead of about i say about on the on

00:42:27.300 the far east coast we do it's okay it's okay lewis he's just making fun of you for two reasons one

00:42:31.960 because he loves you're white so he gets to get away with that's it i can't be mean to matt brevner

00:42:41.040 because you know he's a complex being he wishes me best he's like the brother that i always wanted

00:42:49.840 from the west coast you know where lewis is just like oh he's lewis he's just here for a good time

00:42:54.860 no i do love um let's move on to the cbc because we hate them actually we did we put 5g in the title

00:43:03.920 didn't we we should talk about that we did we should talk about that this will be hilarity on all fronts

00:43:09.380 but um so many conspiracies with 5g over the last i don't know five six seven years whether you go 0.85

00:43:16.220 back to alex jones jesse ventura a joe rogan sci-fi show yet for a while but 5g stuff is actually

00:43:23.940 appearing to mess up some planes and they weren't really prepared for it i know jack pasobiec was

00:43:29.000 talking about it what can we pull up from this producer major u.s airlines this looks like reuters

00:43:33.660 i know their stylization major u.s airlines could warrant or warrant excuse me 5g could ground some

00:43:40.500 planes and wreak havoc chief executives of major u.s passenger and cargo carriers on monday warned of

00:43:46.800 impending catastrophic aviation crisis in less than 36 hours when at and t verizon are set to deploy new

00:43:54.920 5g services now the chat's gonna say we told you so but i'm gonna say a lot of people didn't think

00:44:03.540 that that uh cell phone signals would disrupt planes i'm the type of person when they say on a plane

00:44:08.320 please turn off your phone i mean no that's what i'm saying uh couldn't possibly do anything but turns

00:44:14.660 out i may have grounded in planes in my time uh didn't actually happen what um what else can we talk

00:44:21.520 about this how do you guys write into this a lot more than 1100 flights and 100 000 passengers would

00:44:28.220 be subjected to cancellation of diversion to delays well that's awesome considering there's also a

00:44:33.280 trucker strike going on simultaneously so let's just a full stop supply shortage i like it i think

00:44:39.820 that's great yeah i'm stocked up i don't know about you guys but i got i have many many boxes of

00:44:45.300 ramen lewis has the heinz beans i believe i do i've stocked that up ready to go that and some mushy

00:44:55.340 peas mate sorted uh beans on toast um i prefer now the old 5g conspiracy used to be that they were 1.00

00:45:04.900 using it to disrupt people by way of you know sending signals into their head it was usually

00:45:09.940 people that claimed they'd seen ufos and then they build these towers near their houses i i think this

00:45:14.920 was on the joe rogan sci-fi show where the 5g signal is burning their feet and giving them 1.00

00:45:20.560 headaches and all sorts of stuff and it was basically you know cia targeted that was the old 0.98

00:45:24.900 conspiracy now i think what it is and the producer had to explain this to me that some sort of graphene

00:45:30.860 and remember this is not my uh this is not my theory some sort of graphene injection and then it is

00:45:37.640 being magnetized by the 5g towers to do what lewis brackpool

00:45:43.480 i'm going to plead ignorance on this i 5g has never been the the topic that i've sort of paid

00:45:54.440 much attention to if i'm totally honest you hear it i hear it around in this topic in uh in circles and

00:46:01.640 um i've been to a lot of the protests recently and you know people start going yeah yeah the 5g 1.00

00:46:07.340 towers mate yeah yeah and you're like can we just stick with vaccine passports do you mind um

00:46:12.200 you gotta dig deeper man yeah gotta dig deeper but i've never i've never i'm sorry i'm i'm pleading a

00:46:21.040 bit ignorant here but i've i've never properly looked into it um but it's it's astonishing that now

00:46:27.620 uh a publication such as reuters would publish something like that um because that's not your 0.58

00:46:34.400 you know your daily skeptic uh sort of post it's it's reuters it's out there i mean they're pretty

00:46:41.140 they they have some biases of course but you know that's as close as you can get really to some sort of

00:46:47.880 um new news that is that is really really um unfact checkable if if that's even a word um

00:46:57.180 we're gonna be wrong in like six months i'm sure and it's like people probably start exploding from

00:47:02.080 this graphene stuff after years of 5g hype and investment wednesday's network launch mike's makes

00:47:07.740 it real and you've probably seen these towers i have i did not realize that they were inactive

00:47:12.140 it says 90 million people will get access to 5g service this month at&t said plans to cover as

00:47:17.220 many as 75 million people this sounds like what if this is really just here's the tinfoil hat and i

00:47:22.620 wish we had a plastic one to put on what if this is just to talk about how much reach verizon and

00:47:28.260 at&t have because both of these articles now i said verizon and at&t will be servicing 75 million

00:47:33.820 people with pristine coverage across the nation you won't drop any services sign up today but no if

00:47:40.760 it's going to ground a lot of planes and we've already got the truckers um blocking highways i know

00:47:45.400 that's happening in canada some people wanted us to cover it more we can go up and uh throw some more

00:47:50.600 videos of the truckers happening you know you've also got the the boats being stopped the ships

00:47:56.680 being stopped in the west coast of the u.s obviously the united states it appears to be

00:48:01.280 hit way harder in terms of supply chain than we are i don't know why that is but it seems like

00:48:07.060 there's way more empty shelves in the united states than there is here lewis how have you seen any of

00:48:12.840 that in the uk is that a story that's happening there because we see a lot about it from certain u.s

00:48:18.320 states not so much here though hmm i think um i know that the the most one of the most

00:48:24.520 controversial figures um in the uk piers corbin who i've interviewed a few times does talk a lot

00:48:30.360 about the the 5g um stuff and how he's taken down a tower before um right but um i'll be honest 1.00

00:48:39.880 i'm i'm going to be pretty bad at this i'm i'm pretty i'm pretty ignorant when it comes to 5g 0.52

00:48:45.800 because is there any food shortages there is what i was kind of asking uh food shortage

00:48:51.980 supply chain issues as far as i'm aware i'm not i'm not pretty much i was always suspicious as to

00:49:01.560 why electronics got released quicker in the uk than north america we're closer to japan phones game

00:49:08.580 systems conspiracy right there um tyree irving of the brooklyn nets who is the famously

00:49:15.460 unvaccinated individual they didn't want to play him um they hilariously had to put a bunch of players 0.99

00:49:22.460 in uh covid protocol which of course meant nothing because even if they're non-symptomatic or

00:49:28.880 asymptomatic they would still put them in quarantine if they had a positive test which we know doesn't

00:49:33.500 work half the time so there's that um but they forced to bring him back now he's playing he's

00:49:39.740 being a nice guy he doesn't talk about it he wears a mask in the press conference i think he's only

00:49:44.580 allowed to play in games that are in different places other than new york because they don't have

00:49:49.100 a mandate in these other places and i and hope can we play this video and i think it's a minute and a

00:49:53.700 half they just won't stop asking him about it and he like he pleads with them and of course they

00:49:58.380 don't get it let's play this volume please yeah that's what i'm saying like you want to know

00:50:06.660 if you're going to think i'll be able to play at home yeah that's what i'm saying basketball fans

00:50:12.100 like they're they're yeah but this is like that's what i'm saying you're bringing like my vaccination

00:50:16.900 status into a basketball game and it's like i live my life majority of the time i'm away from this

00:50:20.840 so when i say i'm not getting vaccinated i'm making a choice with my life somehow it gets

00:50:24.760 like mixed in so well what about the basketball stuff it's like no bro like we live in a real

00:50:30.140 world this is this is great to be able to do this i'm grateful for the opportunity i love being with

00:50:34.060 my teammates i love playing on the nets but i've already been away enough time to think about this

00:50:38.580 to process it to be able to make this decision stand strong understand that people are going to

00:50:42.920 agree and think people want to disagree the circumstances that are at hand i'm praying that

00:50:46.680 they get changed and we're able to do things differently and that's not just for me that's for all

00:50:50.640 those that are dealing with unvaccinated being unvaccinated and getting fired from work on a day-to-day

00:50:54.500 basis it's not just about me that's what that's not been my message this whole time so though i feel

00:50:58.700 you're you're feeling an emotion for asking that question it's just like sometimes it gets it feels

00:51:02.860 a little disrespectful like i'm not just a basketball player bro i'm not millions of fans i appreciate all

00:51:07.740 of it but it's not just about the game but you're one of the most famous unvaccinated people

00:51:11.480 in the country that sounds crazy to me that's that's the reality you are one of the most famous

00:51:16.740 people in the country but i'm not the only one no you're not i'm just saying fame is fame is socially

00:51:22.220 creative bro i'm not i hear what you're saying but i gotta go to great question like being the

00:51:26.260 most famous unvaccinated player what does that even mean well i don't even know what that means

00:51:29.380 in my life that's why there's so much i respect that bro respect i'm gonna move on thanks

00:51:34.240 matt when i hear this guy's questioning and insisting that it's important because he's famous

00:51:39.580 what i'm hearing is you're unvaccinated and you speak to a lot of people and i think that's bad

00:51:45.520 and i have some sort of duty to remind you that this is bad is that the same vibe you get

00:51:51.120 yeah it reminds me of uh the aids walk episode the seinfeld when kramer wouldn't wear the ribbon

00:51:58.040 you won't wear the ribbon why won't you wear the ribbon and it's just it's kind of gross it's just

00:52:04.660 like the the the arrogance that this reporter thinks that he could just demand this because kairi is a

00:52:10.780 public figure it's just kind of i don't know it's kind of it speaks to uh this cultural moment there

00:52:16.120 it is there's a clip there's a clip you have to wear the ribbon but you have to wear the ribbon

00:52:22.300 that's why i don't want to wear the ribbon you're a ribbon bully i believe he also says um i'll wear

00:52:28.180 the mask i'll isolate but i don't want to take the vaccine you don't want to take the vaccine why

00:52:32.020 don't you want to take the vaccine it's true it's all now they could make an episode of it

00:52:36.320 lewis brackpool uh what kind of messaging like why do these people and maybe producer we could

00:52:41.400 bring up the dana whitecliffe because he had sort of a same thing same thing happened from one of the

00:52:45.400 reporters mainstream media ones probably not a real mma reporter but what kind of think what what do you

00:52:51.140 think the person asking these questions is thinking as to why they have to constantly ask

00:52:55.880 these questions what compels them to have to ask these seemingly obvious questions because we've

00:53:00.820 heard kairi irving talk about this in length already it could be a multiple of things mate i think um

00:53:07.620 i want to lean towards the side of the mind sort of uh sort of way because these people have been

00:53:13.780 hammered into them for for almost two years that um you know they're doing a good thing by calling

00:53:19.380 these people out who who happen to make a different life choice to them and um yeah i think it i think

00:53:27.020 i'm leaning towards that also payment i think a lot of people um pay these these kind of journalists to

00:53:33.940 uh to ask these these questions because unfortunately covid vaccinations are the main topics so you know

00:53:42.820 they found out a player or an athlete is unvaccinated that's that's got to be top news now so you know

00:53:49.340 they they go in and then just ask the same questions over and over and over again and almost guilt trip

00:53:54.380 and try to make the person feel bad when they've just made a different life choice and it's it's

00:53:59.300 it's disgusting to watch because i would have thought that by now two years down the line two

00:54:05.440 and a bit years down the line after you know the the pandemic hit um that people would sort of go their

00:54:11.440 own separate way now and go okay um i don't want i don't want three shots or i don't want four shots i

00:54:17.520 don't want a shot at all like that's up to you that's down to you you're an individual you make your

00:54:22.220 own choices but it seems to me this strange almost culture now this this strange cult like mentality

00:54:29.840 of people who just want to just try and ask all the the same questions over and over again like

00:54:38.380 why aren't you taking it but why like aren't you are you realizing that it's going to hurt people 1.00

00:54:42.900 it's going to hurt other people you're not doing it for yourself you're you're ignorant you're this 0.97

00:54:47.200 you're that and it's just it's so boring to to hear now um just let people now just just do what 0.87

00:54:55.700 they want in terms of of medical freedom like you know why why would anyone why would that even

00:55:00.920 convince anyone anyway that's what i want to know what is making them go do you know what i'm saying

00:55:05.020 this um to dana white or or um to that player we just um just spoke about um like do you do they

00:55:14.260 really think that they're doing some sort of moral justice there by by just asking these same

00:55:19.840 questions over and over again and belittling people like do you really think that's going to

00:55:24.140 convince someone to uh to take the shot i think we're too down the line now of um of um of convincing

00:55:31.980 and it's almost just right let's just let's try and bully people into um into taking something they

00:55:38.560 don't want to take well i think it's a a fact of they think that this is the right thing to do

00:55:43.840 and it's something that they can take back and say i questioned him i was in the room and i did

00:55:48.480 the right thing by questioning him on this because the right thing to do is for everyone to get

00:55:52.900 vaccinated even though we're up to four jabs a year in australia i see can we play some of the audio

00:55:59.460 from that dana white clip and then i want to get to the crazy quebec video before we leave basically

00:56:04.480 dana white's talking about the monoclonal antibodies and ivermectin and how since he's talked

00:56:09.220 about it it's harder to find it let's bring up the volume on this it's not too long it's almost impossible

00:56:13.420 now to get monoclonal antibodies they're like they're they're they're making it so you can't

00:56:18.760 get them you know medicine that absolutely works they're keeping from i don't want to get too

00:56:24.940 political and start getting into all this shit but ivermectin and monoclonal antibodies have 0.52

00:56:29.720 been around for a long time now all of a sudden you can't you can't dig them up to save your life 0.97

00:56:34.080 the doctors won't give them to you you know and even when i did it when i did it here in vegas which

00:56:40.440 was however many weeks ago that i had it like right before christmas i think or something

00:56:44.940 yeah i made one phone call and was able to get to get it done and that's not like some 0.97

00:56:49.480 fucking rich famous guy shit like anybody could have could have called and you know because that's 0.99

00:56:53.840 what everybody always throws at me yeah of course you can fucking make a phone call and get it 1.00

00:56:56.920 bullshit everybody could have got it back then um you know lanae had it lanae did monoclonal antibodies 0.97

00:57:03.780 and did all that stuff everybody could get it now and you know rogan's been talking about it that i 0.99

00:57:10.640 went crazy talking about it you can't get those things to save your life now literally are you

00:57:15.600 are you surprised at the backlash that people don't even want to allow you to discuss options 0.85

00:57:21.260 and pre-treatment it's it's disgusting it's disgusting yeah it's it's one of the craziest

00:57:27.140 things that i've ever witnessed in my life you know and you're we're talking about um experimental

00:57:33.900 drugs or things that you said this stuff's been around and they got the ivermectin the doctor the

00:57:39.460 guy won the nobel peace prize you're a doctor huh you're a doctor no but there's plenty of doctors

00:57:45.300 that do uh here he comes i just have a question are you a doctor no but i but i but i took them and

00:57:53.100 they both work for me so why shouldn't i be able to take them again or other people i won't

00:57:59.520 no no come on dive in we we do have why shouldn't we be able to take our own decision right you want 0.94

00:58:05.500 to know what's scary but i could get some fucking pain pills quicker than i could get monoclonal 0.98

00:58:10.760 antibodies no not maybe that's a fact that's a fact they fucking hand out pain pills like they like 0.99

00:58:17.860 their tic tacs you see he had the question right he had his big moment are you a doctor 0.99

00:58:24.260 but he doesn't have anything to follow up he's never actually had the conversation

00:58:27.700 i promise you and that's i also promise you that's not a real mma writer there's always these guys

00:58:33.920 from like you know mainstream outlets that are very left-wing and they've always complained to

00:58:39.360 dana white if he doesn't do something why are you letting you know the guy wear a mega hat don't

00:58:44.160 you think that's divisive don't you think that's racist why are you doing they always have

00:58:47.620 these questions these aren't questions from real you know ufc uh mma writers it's always something

00:58:53.720 like that and it's really it's fun i think to watch dana be proven right within seconds

00:58:59.160 yeah i thought that was pretty hilarious it's just like it's like the dog barking on command

00:59:05.960 you know like it's literally that it's literally that simple you bring up a good point i i can't help

00:59:12.080 but wonder how different our world would look if trump had won the election and democrats and

00:59:19.660 liberals were anti-vax how different would the narrative how how vastly would information be

00:59:26.680 disclosed because i mean a part of our job guys is we we're covering you know the other side of the

00:59:31.080 story we're covering people that are getting injured and fired and all these things on literally on a

00:59:35.440 daily basis so there would be a huge unearthing of all this information and it would be mainstream news

00:59:41.160 but instead it's left to you know guys like us to risk our necks to go out and bring these stories

00:59:46.000 to everybody else so i can't help but wonder how different things would look how you know it's just

00:59:51.280 interesting to think about sorry for the i don't think there would be there would be as many lockdowns

00:59:56.880 in the u.s and i don't think there would be any mandates like they could mandate it got rejected

01:00:01.220 again but um as much as a vaccine pusher trump became i don't think there would have been

01:00:07.220 a call for mandates for jobs before we go i want to show this crazy video there's no other way around 1.00

01:00:14.640 it to say other than to say these kids from quebec are brainwashed they've turned into they've been

01:00:19.080 turned into little fascists and you're going to see what i'm talking about and i want to come back

01:00:23.860 and get lewis's comments on that let's play that video please pardon one second we can just make fun

01:00:30.940 lewis until then i knew i was coming of course you did what have you got uh what have i got let's

01:00:38.020 see uh those potato chips that i paid like four dollars for a few months ago that i sent you the

01:00:43.380 picture of they were good oh yeah yeah yeah but like i don't know i don't see how these brit there's

01:00:48.440 a british store i went to you guys i don't see how it's going to survive it's like four dollars for a

01:00:53.500 tiny bag of chips the exchange rate and shipping fees are astronomical i don't know and there's more

01:00:59.560 than one location too i don't know how these people plan to survive well um what i'll do mate

01:01:05.320 i'll have a chat with the queen right and i'll get that sorted about that i appreciate that and i'll

01:01:10.940 speak with justin trudeau i want to lower prices for all canadians okay this is a quebec show with

01:01:17.440 children that's the host and their teacher is with them and they ask them uh questions about what

01:01:23.620 to do with unvaccinated people

01:01:25.380 au vaccin vous autres oui tous les deux on a une seule dose ah oui est-ce que vous êtes d'accord vous

01:01:30.580 autres avec la vaccination obligatoire oui oui ah oui hein wow on dirait que je les ai drillé julie

01:01:36.420 oui puis qu'est-ce qu'on devrait faire avec les gens qui veulent pas se faire vacciner on devrait appeler

01:01:43.140 la police oh oui oui si ils ont pas leur vaccin ça peut mettre beaucoup de personnes en danger

01:01:49.460 fait comme le gouvernement est en train de faire en ce moment il faut leur couper petite chose à petit

01:01:54.980 jusqu'à temps qu'ils qui se donnent puis qu'ils se fassent vacciner

01:01:59.460 so they're fascists they're applauding this guy with the mustache hold can we get a freeze frame

01:02:04.820 on him hold on this just changed everything holy oh my god he's got john lennon 1972 glasses 0.93

01:02:17.380 with a mustache that could only be described as pedophilic and he's looking like hipster mr pringles 0.52

01:02:25.380 or something i don't know it's a funny you know i'm sad like they're saying we should call the 0.99

01:02:33.460 police oh yes really yes yes of course it's child abuse lewis i promise why are all the crazy fascist 0.92

01:02:42.020 why are all the crazy fascist politicians from quebec like i don't like to claim somebody claim 0.97

01:02:46.580 your mans like this is not good it's because i think we don't understand them as much so they 0.96

01:02:50.820 can get away with saying the worst things lewis as a mortal enemy to my people the french what's your 0.91

01:02:56.100 reaction um it's no surprise and i know some people are going to think what but it's no surprise at

01:03:05.780 all i mean what do you expect i mean these people have been drilling this sort of rhetoric in in

01:03:11.220 children and young adults for for a while now so it's it and in schools as well so it's no surprise

01:03:17.940 that that kids they hand-picked two children to come on a show and be like you think we should

01:03:23.700 lock up the unvaccinated and it's like yeah or we okay it's just yeah it it doesn't shock me really 0.98

01:03:31.300 if anything it makes me laugh because you you pointed out that um that strange looking pringles guy

01:03:37.220 which just which just makes it funnier um so if anything it's it's just a good bit of comedy for me

01:03:42.820 that you know you let things like that um bother you yes it is disturbing of course it is you know

01:03:48.580 there's there's no doubt about it that you know people uh children as well are being brainwashed into

01:03:54.020 thinking that um people who don't want to take an experimental vaccine is somehow dirty or you know

01:04:00.100 subhuman or that we should treat them differently um of course that's disturbing but you know what you're

01:04:06.980 you know at the end of the day you'll get to a point now where all you can do is laugh or you

01:04:12.980 can literally do is laugh so you know i was about to say thank god they're not uh they're not in charge

01:04:19.060 but that would have been a bad comment i think first of all we don't need children's opinions on

01:04:25.940 anything political unless it's like no something that's really affecting them like the transgender issue

01:04:31.860 and i was going to say i feel like you can get a panel of five kids to say yes everything no no

01:04:37.860 genders and everything is is non-binary like you get them to agree with all that stuff easily it's

01:04:43.780 not hard to find children that are going to agree with you or say whatever you want them to say and it

01:04:49.540 is really really really weird and the people on that show including mr pringle should be ashamed of

01:04:55.620 themselves like like wow you children agree with you that's a great yeah great uh accomplishment

01:05:01.780 for your argument i could go on and talk about how great pokemon is and children would agree with

01:05:06.660 me too we should model our government off the world of pokemon you know just let the animals roam free

01:05:13.060 we'll have clones of people in every city running our operations that's what we should matt 0.85

01:05:18.420 brevner looks so confused as we close this this is this whole thing just like hurts my heart because

01:05:24.260 like let's be honest guys it's hate speech like yeah we're laughing about it and it's nice that we can

01:05:29.860 laugh about it but this is like the general temperature of of you know civil conversations

01:05:36.660 between reasonable upstanding citizens this is this is these are the conversations that people

01:05:41.300 are having in their homes right now that people who are unvaccinated you know unarm raped unforced to 0.80

01:05:47.220 take some sort of experimental whatever the hell for whatever reason and whatever reason is legitimate

01:05:52.180 that should be good enough but you know this is a call to action they should be separated from 0.95

01:05:57.060 society they should be jailed they should be tarred and feathered they should be humiliated 0.84

01:06:01.300 like that's not okay and if this was any other minority in any sort of progressive society this

01:06:07.540 would be front page news lock them away and throw away the key put them in five years they're jailed for

01:06:13.620 five years ten years like this is dangerous this is very dangerous rhetoric and i really i hope i hope

01:06:19.540 that we have a canadian politician who actually is holding a seat who has the spine to call it what it is

01:06:25.940 because if this sort of stuff goes unchecked like guys we've all we've all been through high school

01:06:30.740 history i'm assuming but you know it's like it's the same story repeated over and over again and i'm

01:06:36.180 my heart grieves for the state of our country and enough is enough of this stuff like before people

01:06:40.820 start getting hurt like really getting hurt yeah i do agree with you matt um sorry i just wanted to jump

01:06:47.380 in um i do agree with you matt and it's a shame that um they would resort to using children as their own

01:06:52.740 sort of political pets to uh to try and make a point and um you're right it is sad um i know i think

01:07:02.580 the thing is when you're demonized for so long um you know i'm i can imagine um how you you must

01:07:10.340 have been feeling as well um matt obviously after you released your single and i'm guessing you've had

01:07:15.540 or you've had overwhelming support from that but um i'm guessing you've had the few that have uh

01:07:21.540 you know really sort of ramped up the old uh uh the cognitive dissonance on you um but i think

01:07:29.460 laughter mate it's good medicine so i'm gonna say so as much as times are bleak like that

01:07:35.860 try and uh yeah try and stay positive man it's you know we're in this together as cliche and as cringe

01:07:43.300 as it sounds so you know you just got to take the take the piss out of them and um and that could be used

01:07:49.140 against them as well you know that's there forever now these these clips don't go you know that's on

01:07:54.580 the internet forever so you know when um when things unfold when the truth starts to unravel some more

01:08:01.140 they'll look back at that and um there'll be some accountability some form so i wouldn't worry about

01:08:08.660 it everything would be cool pringles is going to take a massive hit um white pill i'm noticing a lot of

01:08:16.100 people are starting to notice how bad canada is lately whether it's that we saw dave rubin sharing

01:08:21.860 that show to dave rubin my first ever guest on my show um the gay conversion therapy laws which of

01:08:30.580 course aren't like when people see hear conversion therapy they think electro shocking and everything

01:08:35.620 when it's like our laws are if you convince a person that they're not actually non-binary or not

01:08:41.060 actually their natural gender you could go to jail i'm seeing a lot more people you know the way

01:08:45.860 everybody sort of got exposed to australia people are now starting to get exposed to canada i feel

01:08:50.900 like before we go we've got a few paid chats um m51 snowman just sent us five dollars which is nice

01:08:59.620 so did nikki she sent us fifteen dollars dilbo baggins lord of the rings reference i see again

01:09:05.220 ten dollars to support the brave and talented journalists and producers at rebel one dollars to

01:09:11.620 the andrew chapito's friendship fund love from i don't know what that means i'm wondering i don't

01:09:18.980 know follow me on getter we're all on getter actually uh so is rebel news i'm on there lewis is on

01:09:25.700 there matthew brevner's on there i just passed three thousand on there which is huge of course

01:09:30.740 i mean getter has been nice getting criticized and they keep answering the criticism which i think

01:09:37.620 is a good thing there i am posting memes and commentary all over the place we're gonna i

01:09:45.140 want to close it out with brevner's video again but i want to give the final words to the uk lewis

01:09:52.020 speak to the canadian people tell us what's on your mind in 30 seconds or less and then we'll close with

01:09:56.820 the video cool um yeah don't be don't be scared i know things are going um pretty sour at the minute

01:10:04.180 over in canada from what i'm seeing um but the truth will unravel just keep positive and um speak

01:10:11.140 to your local rebel news journalist and they'll they'll be your therapist for a bit if they've got

01:10:16.660 time of course because they're probably working a lot so um yeah be cool everything's going to be

01:10:21.460 fine i promise thanks for watching everybody from matt brevner on the west lewis on the far east of the

01:10:28.180 uk across the pond rebelnews.com live streams every single day and of course my show tomorrow night you

01:10:34.900 can catch matt on videos with drea and lewis on his dating app videos lewis's phone number is plus pound

01:10:42.180 sign five three four four five three five six seven thanks for watching everybody and i feel like

01:10:48.820 tribute to david menzies stay sane everybody no i need my own my own tagline i wouldn't lie to you

01:10:54.340 except for maybe this once play us out i'll play the harmonies on this we've been told to trust the

01:11:04.180 science but the science just doesn't make sense what about diddy they say it isn't mandatory but

01:11:10.340 they also send you jabber your job but if it doesn't stop the spread it makes it feel like this is

01:11:16.820 just a facade what about the healthcare workers what about the frontline nurses how quickly we forget

01:11:26.900 that they were working 18 hours a day what about informed consent what about due diligence it seems a

01:11:37.300 country that i used to call home was surely slipping away i can't help but look around and feel like

01:11:44.340 minds are slowly starting to change cause even if you're triple vaccinated know that segregation isn't the

01:11:51.300 way freedom is a choice and it's available to all if we choose but first things first you gotta turn off the

01:12:02.580 news yeah what about the healthcare workers what about the frontline nurses how quickly we forget that

01:12:12.260 they were working 18 hours a day what about informed consent what about due diligence it seems the country

01:12:22.820 that i used to call home is surely slipping away uh if you're late to the party there's plenty room with the

01:12:30.100 table this side don't discriminate i'm calling on every single man woman child of the able it's time 0.89

01:12:36.500 to take the streets and liberate but please don't be a part of the problem staying willfully ignorant

01:12:42.020 because there's just way too much at stake yo it's okay to change your mind you can admit you were wrong

01:12:47.300 because where there's perfect love there ain't no shame uh heavenly father show me what i don't

01:12:53.300 understand yet i got my marching orders i don't fully know the plan yet hold on to my bible before

01:12:58.500 bed no it ain't been yet did you know the makers of the vaccine make the xanax i would never lean on

01:13:03.780 corporations for morality because they put their profits over people for their salaries you know

01:13:08.580 they want to make you bend the knee for your normality i know you feeling all alone but in reality

01:13:13.860 there's way more of us than there's way more of us than them

01:13:27.060 there's way more of us than them

01:13:33.060 there's way more of us there's way more of us there's way more of us

01:13:58.260 but

01:14:21.300 uh

01:14:28.260 We'll be right back.

Rebel News Podcast - January 19, 2022

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