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00:00:00.000 welcome to the rebel news daily live stream i'm lewis brackpool here with andrew chapados

00:00:19.900 across the pond how are you lewis i'm very well it's good to see you again once and for all

00:00:26.920 once and for all is that a threat or i don't understand no no no see you once and for all

00:00:33.600 mate um lewis brackpool from the uk um somewhere in merseyside we'll say we're not specifically sure

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00:01:32.020 once was lewis brackpool great to see you you were on gb news last night and you want to prime up this

00:01:38.800 video we saw of you debating an mp it was a little bit of a surprise to you wasn't it

00:01:43.600 it was um i got a message uh asking would i like to be on gb news uh to discuss about the

00:01:51.260 billions being sent to ukraine we've pledged another 2.3 billion pounds uh liz trust has

00:01:59.020 and so carrying on the reign of boris johnson uh supporting the current thing and now we are seeing

00:02:07.080 well we're in the midst of a uh energy crisis they're calling it a cost of living crisis when

00:02:12.760 really it's a cost of lockdowns and of course a cost of eco fanaticism and this idea of you know

00:02:20.320 let's just let's just bring in every green policy because we love it and of course the sanctions upon

00:02:26.920 russia which is hurting ordinary people over oligarchs in russia we know that now but we're

00:02:32.400 continuing to do it anyway so i said yes we went on i had no idea who was going to debate and turns out

00:02:39.220 it was a conservative mp which was rather exciting but in fact it wasn't just a conservative mp it was

00:02:45.340 actually the head of the defense select committee in the house of commons which is big game big fish

00:02:53.160 basically and um con inc if you will con inc if you will con incorporated indeed and uh

00:03:01.820 yeah safe to say really um i had some fun i thought it was great fun yeah let's throw to that now

00:03:07.900 olivia and uh we'll again to preface it this is a conservative mp he's pushing for more funding

00:03:14.760 for ukraine so you know you got yourself a real lindsey graham over there let's play this well spent

00:03:19.980 if it hastens the end of the war or does it prolong the agony and can sending billions abroad be

00:03:25.880 justified at a time when so many brits are struggling at home to debate this i'm delighted to

00:03:31.260 welcome conservative mp and chair of the defense select committee in the house of commons tobias

00:03:36.260 elwood and the uk correspondent of the popular news website news online rebel news uh lewis

00:03:43.360 brackpool so let me start with you if i can lewis do you think it's justified to send billions to

00:03:48.820 ukraine when so many brits are struggling uh it's quite simply no uh britons are going to have a very

00:03:56.380 very tough winter to be totally honest and this idea of this being a cost of living crisis well in fact

00:04:03.140 it's actually a cost of lockdown and a cost of this eco fanaticism with green policies

00:04:10.200 and these sanctions upon russia which is actually hurting ordinary people over oligarchs over in

00:04:16.640 russia and this stigmatization of putting the british people first is sort of been running this course for

00:04:24.380 quite a long time now which i don't think it's a disgusting thing to say that we should be putting

00:04:29.480 our people first and the the famous quotes charity starts at home uh should really be applied there

00:04:37.720 however we know don't we that russia's invasion of ukraine as well as being a humanitarian crisis

00:04:45.860 lewis is artificially spiking the cost of global energy so isn't this money well spent if it brings

00:04:54.080 the war to a swift conclusion well according to figures that uh we rely on four percent actually

00:05:01.760 of energy from russia so this idea of fueling and uh sending billions and billions of pounds i think

00:05:10.760 we're up to about five million pledged so far i think the main question to ask is where is this money

00:05:16.720 going i mean we can't verify exactly where this is heading so i think that would be more the

00:05:23.340 appropriate question to ask in my in my weaponry uh manpower don't we want to see putin defeated

00:05:31.360 absolutely absolutely but this is a war that is that isn't we shouldn't be a part of in my

00:05:39.320 humble opinion we're sending billions and billions of pounds and interfering with something

00:05:44.040 that uh we in my personal opinion shouldn't be a part of in my total honesty i mean we have so much

00:05:53.000 so many problems in our backyard with inflation uh the idea of going cashless very soon is a big

00:05:59.920 concern of course the energy crisis like you mentioned are open borders as well where anyone

00:06:05.640 can get into a dinghy from france and travel over to the uk and of course business owners are going

00:06:11.320 to struggle to keep their doors open in the coming months and the the tory government has mentioned

00:06:16.760 this idea of this magic money tree that's uh that doesn't exist but all of a sudden we can now

00:06:23.160 find the money to send to ukraine this bastion of democracy

00:06:27.400 tobias elwood welcome to the program should britain be pledging 2.3 billion pounds amid a cost of living

00:06:37.800 crisis and towards a war that some are calling the forever war yeah i'm sorry to hear some of those

00:06:44.280 views i'm glad you pushed back a little bit the idea that we live in isolation and that we can just

00:06:49.240 turn our backs on what goes on in other parts of the world is is for the birds it really is the reason

00:06:55.000 why we have inflation here the reason why there is a migration problem is because people are trying

00:06:59.480 to get away from war zones and so forth and if britain does that's why we have inflation as we've done in

00:07:04.200 the past and lead other like-minded nations then these problems are only going to get bigger the

00:07:10.520 reason why food is so expensive in this country is because the grain can't get out of ukraine

00:07:15.560 so the grain price international grain prices have gone up the reason why oil and gas is expensive

00:07:21.080 is because it's not getting across europe that affects the entire gas and oil markets and that's

00:07:26.680 what's causing inflation in this country i repeat if we don't step forward which nations will you

00:07:32.520 can't say yes i want putin defeated i want putin outside of ukraine and not be willing to step

00:07:38.200 forward that's a 1937 view of the world i make it really clear there olivia um so so many things

00:07:45.720 here i should write some of these down but most recently they're using world war ii if we don't

00:07:51.640 step in this is basically like nazi germany taking over um even though the russians of course fought the

00:07:57.800 nazi we won't mention that and i'm sorry to say lewis but this these talking points are so very

00:08:04.840 you know they wouldn't be entertained in a place like america i'm not saying canada is any better

00:08:10.760 but um this idea that you have to interject into this war he basically said and he gets to it that

00:08:16.600 he basically sees this as a new afghanistan this is something we have to pump in money into for

00:08:21.320 possibly the next 20 years to stop putin and then there's an understanding of economics it's not a

00:08:26.440 good thing that this guy is in government so i didn't who knew that the the world the western

00:08:31.640 world was dependent on ukrainian grain i didn't know that was happening that's a new thing and

00:08:35.880 claim i haven't heard yet since seeing this guy and then the fact that the price of gas depends on

00:08:42.520 russia's ability to get gas through europe well that like gas prices are currently down in canada

00:08:48.440 they're back to pre-war um prices here and we didn't have any russian gas to begin with so somehow

00:08:57.960 the russian invasion of ukraine made our gas prices spike but now that well that they're still there

00:09:05.000 they're somehow back down even though we didn't take any oil from them in the first place and like

00:09:09.160 you're saying four percent in britain it's almost as if it was done for reasons you know that aren't don't

00:09:16.360 have anything to do with it and the fact that germany now is asking for gas again well like this

00:09:21.960 is just a guy basically pardon my english here but bullshitting his way through this just because he

00:09:27.400 wants to funnel into ukraine and i and i can't wait to get this part where he says uh where he comes

00:09:32.440 back at you for saying that you don't know where the money goes but this guy's got basically high

00:09:38.600 school level takes on this and it's all just because he wants to support this war he blows past

00:09:43.080 you talking about there being an energy crisis he blows past talking about uh taking english uh

00:09:48.280 taking care of english people first he blows past a lot of stuff there because he just wants to so

00:09:53.400 badly for some reason i don't know what's in his heart fund this war in ukraine and he says if we

00:09:58.600 turn our backs it's basically like 1937 turning our backs on who the the jews the polish the french i

00:10:05.640 don't know but in order for us to feel good about ourselves we need to involve ourselves in a war

00:10:11.640 to that point to him i would say well what about you know like like yemen should we be sending

00:10:17.080 billions of dollars there still should we be going to sudan um should we be sending money and military

00:10:23.480 to hong kong or taiwan should uh china formally invade there so many african conflicts to get to that i

00:10:31.320 haven't mentioned but by this logic if we don't funnel billions of dollars into these countries militaries

00:10:37.720 and provide them with weaponry they'd never have the ability to create on their own then we're being

00:10:43.160 bad people and that's what it comes down to really is him saying that if you don't give money to ukraine

00:10:48.200 in this case upwards of five billion pounds then you are a bad person is anything i'm saying there do

00:10:53.640 you think is wildly off base there uh lewis nope to be blunt no no i don't think so i think uh you'll see

00:11:02.920 in the clip when we carry it on that um yeah i think he used the words i don't think i'm not sure

00:11:08.520 if we're using the full clip i made another uh edit on on instagram as well where it encompasses

00:11:15.320 other things that i mentioned such as ukraine 2030 the the harrowing video that the vice prime minister

00:11:23.560 and the minister of digital transformation in ukraine is envisioning where they would like ai courts

00:11:30.440 e-services even car registrations via your smartphone and an ultra modern iron domes through

00:11:37.640 every single facility yeah i don't know how they're going to be able to afford to pay for that with your

00:11:43.560 money but yeah most likely um but uh me even asking and you'll see in in the clip when we replay it

00:11:52.200 um or carry on uh i question we can't verify where this is going but

00:11:59.000 he just says listen to our debates listen to our debates that was yes um it was listen to our

00:12:08.280 debates uh on the house of commons yeah i'm sorry i wish i would have said it we always say that after

00:12:13.480 yeah i wish i would have said this but um listening to someone debate in the house of commons where the

00:12:20.760 money is going isn't actually proving anything it's it's almost like saying just take our word for it

00:12:26.600 yeah um they're telling people they're telling ukraine what to do with the money surely they'll

00:12:32.120 follow it surely they'll do exactly what you say and uh i don't know where this comes from i don't like

00:12:38.520 and it kind of makes you feel and i've been saying this for a while now about canadian politics you're

00:12:43.720 debating this guy who's literally in charge or one of the people in charge of sending these billions of

00:12:49.320 dollars to ukraine i hope people see the very fine line between society and government there

00:12:55.880 this is a guy who went on he's connecting via the internet just like lewis is to talk about this

00:13:01.640 issue but the only difference here is his difference in opinion which i would argue is a poor and ill

00:13:07.320 thought out one that he doesn't usually have people telling him is wrong because they want to shill for

00:13:12.440 it he's the person who gets to decide where 2.5 billion pounds go to or 2.3 excuse me um and not

00:13:19.800 the people so he doesn't need a vote from the common person in the united kingdom he doesn't need a vote

00:13:25.320 from a scott or a brit or an irishman he just needs to say well if we don't do this then we are bad

00:13:31.800 people therefore two and a half billion dollars or whatever it is sent over there too bad if you don't

00:13:37.800 like it then i guess you're gonna have to vote in a new government but there has to be some sort of

00:13:42.840 level of transparency and you know direct democracy when these things are happening because you have

00:13:49.880 probably half of a country half the united states half of canada saying we disagree with this but

00:13:55.800 we're just going to plow through this anyway just like they did with lockdowns and everything

00:14:01.080 and what i'm saying is is now i hope people see when lewis goes on these networks and debates

00:14:06.280 these people that the people who are in charge of you that get access to billions of your dollars

00:14:12.360 they're not special they're not especially bright they don't have especially good ideas

00:14:16.920 this guy's basically saying if you don't give me your money then you're a bad person is would that

00:14:21.480 fly if would you take your car into the shop and they say well we should change all your tires and you

00:14:27.640 say no why should i do that and they say well you know it would be it you'd be a good person if you

00:14:34.040 did it and you just get bullied into spending all this money that's basically what this is do you

00:14:39.160 want your tire to fall off and and hit somebody it could actually hit somebody on the side of the

00:14:43.640 highway or cause an accident this is not the basis on which people make their decisions on whether or

00:14:49.160 not somebody else will determine if you're a bad person or not did you not did you not stop for a full

00:14:55.720 stop at that stop sign well you're gonna have to pay for that like it's the determination of

00:14:59.800 somebody else calling you a good or a bad person and that's what how billions of dollars are spent

00:15:04.680 i reject that premise wholeheartedly let's play the rest of the clip before i pull over lewis's

00:15:09.960 whole spotlight here as well you can't say yes i want putin defeated i want putin outside of ukraine

00:15:17.080 and not be willing to step forward that's a 1937 view of the world i make it really really clear

00:15:23.320 our world is getting more dangerous and more complex democracies are on the decline authoritarianism

00:15:29.480 is on the rise and if we don't wake up and work with allies such as the united states and there's

00:15:34.200 others that are in the un right now meeting then i'm afraid then we're in for a very bumpy decade

00:15:39.320 indeed however do we know to buy sellwood where this money is going is there accountability for these

00:15:45.960 billions of course there is absolutely we're not a country that simply throws money at another nation and

00:15:51.880 not has any account for it nobody does that no well uh unfortunately you can watch the full clip

00:15:58.760 on my instagram uh where i bring up the ukraine 2030 uh parts and he was just shaking his head

00:16:06.280 and said that it was irrelevant well you know my question would be why would it be irrelevant uh when

00:16:13.160 this is their vision of of ukraine post uh russia ukraine the russia ukraine war that's their vision

00:16:20.600 so how can we how can you justify sending billions and billions of pounds when this is their utopia

00:16:28.920 that they want to build where are they going to find the money for that so my that's why i said my

00:16:34.280 question the the more appropriate question to ask is not what can we do or what can can canada do what

00:16:41.000 can the us do what can the what can australia do and other countries do but more where is this money

00:16:48.760 going where is it going because we're just handing it over and we got we don't see any accountability

00:16:56.040 we don't see any receipts we don't see where this is going and we're not supposed to know where it's

00:17:01.800 going but i think we have the right to know as the taxpayer because we are the ones paying for this

00:17:07.400 we are the ones fueling this proxy war so that's all i've got to say well he talks about authority

00:17:13.640 authoritarian authoritarianism on the rise i'd like to know what he's citing uh for those figures if

00:17:19.720 he has any and the downfall of democracy he as he sits there saying well too bad we're sending all

00:17:25.640 of your money over to this foreign country and you don't have a right to uh complain about it even

00:17:30.200 though we're going to turn off your your light soon so it's very interesting that the guy sits there

00:17:34.600 and says that um but you're right about ukraine um this is the future they want it's almost as if

00:17:39.960 they're setting up their you know post great reset society let's funnel billions and billions

00:17:45.480 of dollars into it so that we can set up our own infrastructure there and if they have their way

00:17:49.720 basically their perfect authoritarian society where their preferred algorithm determines who gets to

00:17:57.320 have what rights and you know they'll set up their own iron dome system that costs you know 50 grand

00:18:03.480 a missile to use every facility yeah every single facility as well every single one so that you

00:18:09.800 can't so they're setting up their great elitist society it sounds like and maybe he's going to watch

00:18:15.080 this and he's going to be like oh look at look at these conspiracy theorists and but that's literally

00:18:19.320 what it is if you want to have your own iron dome per building then uh it's pretty much you're saying

00:18:25.240 that you don't want any world governments to be able to come and stop you from having your perfect

00:18:30.120 robot society but we move on uh british media v justin trudeau is always a good uh time and

00:18:39.480 there's a guy yelling at him in the streets you know there's a bunch of people cheering for him

00:18:43.320 people simping for trudeau if you will and one guy yelling at him but this is um laura dodsworth i'm

00:18:49.240 not familiar with her maybe you are lewis um yeah talking about trudeau yes she uh she wrote the

00:18:55.240 book the state of fear i've got that she's fantastic um she looks through a lot of the narratives and

00:19:01.160 actually questions a lot uh but she gave her opinion on on talk tv very recently and i'm still yet to

00:19:07.480 watch all of it so this will be a great little reaction yeah let's see what you had to say about

00:19:11.960 uh prime minister i was going to say prime minister blackface but i won't say that uh let's play this

00:19:18.280 since then i've realized he's an arch narcissist controlling yes fascist sociopath

00:19:23.960 well i mean just as well he became a politician then because that's exactly the qualifications that you need

00:19:29.240 absolutely um the specific reason i'm making him my plank is actually i am doing this on behalf of

00:19:37.160 canada there have been 500 000 tweets in the last couple of days all saying trudeau must go now this

00:19:44.600 has gone it's gone viral it's a it's a great twitter trend and what people are doing is saying who they

00:19:49.480 are what they do and saying that their views are too extreme for trudeau and trudeau must go they're

00:19:54.120 mainly objecting to the vaccine mandates you know canada's still living in this kind of viral

00:19:58.760 handmaid's tale world where you can't go anywhere unless you're back well they've got all of them

00:20:03.960 and they're all still completely straight and so the thing is that he kind of projects this image of

00:20:07.960 being really reasonable and he's he's popular but twitter trends don't tell a lie and he's got half a

00:20:14.840 million tweets from his home country saying he must go that's a very good point that he really does present

00:20:21.720 himself as you know he gets up there and he's like we're reasonable and we don't want to give

00:20:27.240 in to the unreasonable people meanwhile his policies dictate that he is an authoritarian

00:20:35.080 at least in you know desire and in actions he doesn't have absolute power but he certainly

00:20:40.360 tries to wield it and in countries are like our lewis and i bring this up again we don't really have

00:20:46.760 the checks and balances the united states does the president can make a uh what's the word i'm

00:20:52.840 looking for where he signs a document of a declaration that's not the right word producer efron pledge pledge

00:21:02.680 a what anyways where the president can make a a decree no you know where the trump made a bunch of them

00:21:12.680 oh live tv everybody oh theory me um an executive order thank you team back executive order yes team

00:21:23.640 really saving my ass here an executive the president can make an executive order but it's still in most

00:21:29.080 cases doesn't actually do anything he has to pull funds from somewhere else that he's in charge of you

00:21:33.960 know that sort of thing but in canada and england and then uh by proxy australia and new zealand the

00:21:40.680 commonwealth there's so fewer things that have to be done yes they can debate them in parliament

00:21:46.600 but with the way our system is set up you just get these coalitions of two parties especially in

00:21:51.400 canada with the liberals and the ndp and they just push everything through and yes you can argue this

00:21:56.600 with the house but then you've got the senate and the you've got three branches there but i think

00:22:02.040 anybody would be uh lying through their teeth if they were to argue that things are much difficult

00:22:07.240 much more difficult to put through in our countries as opposed to the united states

00:22:10.680 it's just easier in our countries for them to implement their agenda and the with the passiveness

00:22:16.680 of our two nations and our two societies and you know there isn't as much hunger for freedom and things

00:22:22.680 of that sense things happen much faster and much quicker i mean how quickly did christia freeland

00:22:29.400 say we're seizing people's bank accounts and they and they determine that this is an illegal act and then

00:22:34.200 you can no longer do it this simply doesn't happen as quickly in the united states the

00:22:38.600 thing i can think of from trump is making statues tumbling statues over illegal immediately with a

00:22:44.600 higher um incarceration length but in our two countries lewis they just push this stuff through

00:22:51.400 and it happens seemingly overnight and what she is saying here is that justin trudeau can go on television

00:22:57.720 and say you know i'm the greatest guy in the world why doesn't everybody just love me even more

00:23:02.200 and people who aren't paying attention we're like well he seems like a reasonable guy he seems like

00:23:05.880 a nice guy and he really cares about his country but once the door closes you know he might be singing

00:23:11.400 bohemian rhapsody but he ends the last verse with saying seize their bank accounts or something like that

00:23:16.440 or you know declare them as to be a terrorist group and i don't think people across the world knew

00:23:22.440 before justin trudeau just how how easily the governments can do something like this just like we saw in

00:23:29.240 australia with just how easy they can throw people into you know camps yeah absolutely uh you can pay

00:23:36.840 twenty dollars to have uh uh andrew chapados actually rant in your ear for uh for for half an hour if you

00:23:43.800 wanted to so please send in your i'm sorry about the content lewis i'm sorry the people are hungry for

00:23:49.400 content to speak against the powerful groups in these countries lewis you know what because of that lewis

00:23:54.840 we're going to a commercial break oh um we're going to go to a commercial break and hopefully

00:23:59.400 we can get uh katie davis court on the line our rebel news usa reporter from seattle we've got so much

00:24:05.080 to get to um we've got more justin trudeau uh jacinda ardern we've got another mp and we're going to get

00:24:11.880 to some american stuff here with uh katie and maybe some kairi irv and stuff are we good with that team

00:24:18.280 yep all right so let's throw to the ad here and we'll be right back just like we got to talk here

00:24:25.400 here lewis we'll be right back everybody

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00:27:57.720 enough for those people who say you know i'm a doctor i'm a paramedic and this is definitely a

00:28:02.680 human bone and it's definitely not

00:28:13.800 another great documentary on rebel news plus sign up for that my show's on there lewis you should be

00:28:19.000 paying for it i don't know i should be i know lewis brackpool myself andrew chapters were joined from

00:28:25.160 the united states of america by katie davis court not by with she founded the country you guys katie

00:28:33.080 how are you i'm doing good how are you guys doing i'm doing great thanks for joining us today thank

00:28:38.920 you we are excited to be here we're excited to have you lewis could you know barely stay in his seat you

00:28:45.560 know but those brits they don't emote very well so don't be offended by him we've got some good american

00:28:51.400 content we want to hear from you on first things first where are you joining us from

00:28:57.320 seattle washington well that's perfect because we just happen to have a story lewis

00:29:02.200 out of seattle don't even dare ask how we knew that um tell us about this katie um my notes here

00:29:09.720 say the chinese uh international district is revolting against the seattle council

00:29:14.600 um this is from something you put out there um can you please explain to us what the chinese

00:29:19.400 international district is and what's going on here because we all know from the rest of the

00:29:23.800 world that seattle you know they've got a big antifa problem the autonomous zone that happened very

00:29:30.280 they're very supportive of homeless people there and you know a far left wingism we've all seen the

00:29:36.520 video of everything in the streets can you tell us what the story is all about yes so what we're seeing

00:29:41.400 right now in seattle is really this great awakening with the with chinatown the it's called the cid the

00:29:48.600 chinese international district and what seattle city council is doing is they have imposed a 22

00:29:55.880 million dollar taxpayer funded homeless encampment right next to chinatown now chinatown is known for

00:30:03.560 violent crime their elderly residents are frequently getting attacked by homeless

00:30:08.360 pregnant already they already have about 20 homeless shelters in the district and they're imposing this

00:30:15.880 500 bed shelter next to their district um next to their district without letting them know in all

00:30:24.360 the chinatown all they want to do is have a moratorium they want city council to come to the table and

00:30:31.880 discuss their concerns about this encampment because in seattle we have no laws we don't have police

00:30:40.280 yeah we don't have police we don't have prosecution the ones that are attacking the elderly asians are

00:30:47.560 homeless vagrants who are frequently let back onto the streets and because of our revolving door

00:30:55.240 policies and lack of prosecution so they have had it they are acknowledging that progressive policies have

00:31:01.640 failed them and they're actively fighting back against the city council katie what's the counterpoint to

00:31:08.680 uh this community of chinese people who don't want this is there a left-wing talking point something

00:31:15.000 like they usually have are they calling them you know bigots or anything like that what's the

00:31:18.600 counterpoint to the resistance have you heard anything about that yeah so actually there's no counter

00:31:24.200 protesters protesters that showed up which is pretty um that's not normal for seattle because anytime

00:31:31.480 anything homeless happens or you try to solve the issue you get antifa you get the homeless rights

00:31:37.480 activists fighting on behalf of the homeless saying compassion but i will say this is that seattle city

00:31:44.120 council only two of them showed up to listen to their concerns the rest are still on zoom they're claiming

00:31:50.120 covid and um what was so abhorrent to me was they had their cameras turned off during the meeting so

00:31:58.600 you have this marginalized minority community which seattle city council tries to win over with the vote

00:32:04.600 saying that they're here for the uh immigrants but they don't even show up to listen to their concerns

00:32:12.360 this is a theme that's growing and growing in the united states we've seen it with the martha's vineyard

00:32:17.720 lori lightfoot in chicago the new york city mayor um muriel bowser who isn't the bowser from mario i

00:32:25.080 assure you they are all having a problem with their own preferred policies coming to their doorstep

00:32:31.240 and when it does come to their doorstep they say well we don't want any part of that uh sorry

00:32:36.120 minorities and sorry people that we you know try to appeal to and pander to all the time we don't

00:32:42.760 actually care about you is that the feeling do you know that's the feeling people are getting when

00:32:47.240 this sort of thing happens do you think it's going to start causing you know more people i'd hate to

00:32:51.240 use the term waking up but do you think that's causing people to become a little bit more aware

00:32:56.200 that these policies are more of uh for for thee not for me yeah i think you're exactly right i think

00:33:04.040 what we're seeing is a great awakening in the chinese community they typically vote for leftists or

00:33:09.880 liberals and they're seeing progressive policies fail them and they are acknowledging that because the

00:33:16.120 signs that they were holding during the protest were democrats are mia uh pictures of city council

00:33:22.920 members on posters with their face marked out so they're very aware that democrats are lying to them

00:33:29.960 when they say that they're going to help and what i will say is that members from the republican party

00:33:35.320 the washington state gop actually showed up in support of chinatown so it's going to be interesting

00:33:40.120 come november to see how they vote lewis do you have any remarks on this that won't get you put in

00:33:45.400 an english jail yeah you know about their non-crime hate incidences um yeah it just sounds to me like

00:33:53.240 uh classic careerist politicians that are shifting blame and not taking responsibility i mean we hear

00:33:59.640 this time and time again uh especially in in america uh sometimes on both sides which i've heard i've

00:34:05.720 heard the expression rhino a lot as well um but you this is a this is a common theme uh currently for uh

00:34:13.880 western politicians and it's such a shame it is such a shame so to hear something like that is um

00:34:19.800 is quite upsetting to say the least very true and very cool lewis it's the you know again we look at that

00:34:29.240 martha vineyard store martha's vineyard story and it couldn't have been faster to take care of something when they

00:34:35.320 actually want it to be taken care of how dare they it was 48 um venezuelans i believe and they

00:34:43.560 couldn't get rid of them faster it just goes to show you if they actually wanted something done they

00:34:48.120 could do it but it's like we would rather you know keep it away from us we're fine with ruining other

00:34:53.560 people's neighborhoods and other people's cities but as soon as it comes to a place that that doesn't

00:34:58.920 want it and they're on our side i mean that's really what it comes down to is as long as you're on

00:35:03.640 their side then they'll do something for you but if you're not then too bad chinese immigrants will

00:35:08.440 say we love you 364 days out of the year but on that one day you're just gonna have to deal with

00:35:13.960 homeless encampments basically so it's a homeless complex katie just like this big building they're

00:35:18.600 going to use to you know how like isn't that what a homeless shelter is but they just want to put it

00:35:23.320 right next to uh this community right well this isn't just a homeless shelter it's a homeless megaplex

00:35:29.640 blocks wide they're building 500 beds and it's not just people from outside this chinese district

00:35:36.520 they're taking all the vagrants from downtown from this area called soto from the nearby uh

00:35:42.600 neighborhoods putting them all in this encampment and for some reason they think that the crime is

00:35:47.720 going to stay confined to the fences that's not going to happen let's show this footage here of this

00:35:53.640 beautiful city surely nobody's on drugs that guy he's just taking a midday nap as the school

00:35:59.160 children walk by he's uh is that a syringe that he was holding there let's hope it is lewis i hope

00:36:05.480 it is i've been watching a lot of uh intervention highlights lately and uh i think oh wow yeah

00:36:11.000 okay he's injecting while the children walk by well that's good yeah that's so messed up

00:36:19.160 is this appropriate he's just living life lewis as they say let's uh move away from these wonderful images uh

00:36:26.040 uh by the underpass graphic that's i'm not worried about that it's just disturbing is all uh the

00:36:32.360 discovery institute by the way wealth and poverty kairi irving is another american story i believe he

00:36:37.960 has some comments about new york city now everybody had high hopes for eric adams that he was a former

00:36:44.360 policeman and he's gonna you know bring in some change he's done nothing for the crime in fact as soon as

00:36:50.360 he got into office they lessened uh the restrictions on criminals uh so they can get out easier without

00:36:56.120 bail but uh tmz sports is reporting let's throw that up there tmz does good work besides their stupid

00:37:02.440 shows they have just people chatting but uh on covet 19 vax mandates biggest violations of human rights

00:37:07.960 so now what's happening in new york city is they're ending the vaccine mandate for private sector of

00:37:13.880 course and they are keeping it for a booster for um public sector so if you work for the government

00:37:21.240 you need a booster but private sector you know all the the mayor's friends and the governor's friends

00:37:25.960 who have lots of money they can keep their employees but i believe what's happened in new york as of

00:37:31.240 a couple days ago is they fired a whole bunch of teachers and they're gonna say they're unvaccinated

00:37:36.040 but actually they just don't have a booster that's uh i think we can search olivia yeah new york fires

00:37:41.400 teachers let's bring that up um how many people is that new york city fires hundreds more teachers for

00:37:50.680 not getting covet shot um they've marched katie they've they've had blm on their side they've had so

00:37:58.440 many things why is the the city of new york still doing this they're one of the very last jurisdictions

00:38:04.760 to enforce something like this right because they're power hungry and they are receiving funds

00:38:11.320 from big pharma they don't care about the vaccine they know it doesn't work the cdc came out and

00:38:17.080 said it's time to treat everyone equally vaccinated and unvaccinated and they're just uh getting funds

00:38:24.040 from big pharma so they're going to be pushing the vaccine mandate for their own political game

00:38:28.920 katie davis court soon to be banned on youtube for that last comment let's look out for that one

00:38:34.120 on all of our social medias will be deleted and lewis will be in jail come the next segment

00:38:39.640 all right lewis we were watching the live stream um kyrie irving of course gave up i think half of

00:38:47.400 his salary for the first while there he was only allowed to play in visiting arenas until they said

00:38:52.520 you know just like they're doing now with private business it's okay if basketball players and baseball

00:38:57.320 players aren't vaccinated they can play he even went to watch one of his team's own games because he was

00:39:03.080 allowed to sit in the arena and watch but not play or be part of the team so he's standing up again

00:39:07.960 he's giving up a lot of money and then that sort of put a domino effect in place there's a guy named

00:39:13.560 jonathan isaac who played for or plays for the orlando magic even uh draymond green and i'm not i know i'm

00:39:20.520 going very sports here lewis doesn't even know what basketball is i don't think um and so a lot of

00:39:26.360 people stood up in the nba for the right to choose and it's seen as a player's league so that's sort of you

00:39:32.040 know uh you know rhetoric is sort of allowed in the nba of course there's all the blm stuff but

00:39:37.800 even for that stuff a lot of players supported him now they're still doing it and he's coming

00:39:43.000 out again and the only reason he's allowed to do this i think lewis is because he's such a good

00:39:47.560 player i think he would be ousted and quietly dealt with maybe released if he wasn't as good of a player

00:39:54.760 as we can see uh let's bring that up olivia this was uh last year i believe where he did this uh viral

00:40:01.560 video where he talked about getting suspended for it because he he actually is a person who

00:40:06.120 actually wants to stand up for people's rights unlike a lot of um athletes in america colin

00:40:12.680 kaepernick i won't call him an athlete he hasn't been one for several years but uh in the sports world

00:40:20.200 i don't know about over there lewis but is there as much resistance in the sports world over there

00:40:25.080 would tyson fury be a guy who talks about this stuff i'm not sure are there any other athletes that you can

00:40:29.880 think of or is it capitulating as the premier league the english soccer league is yeah i think

00:40:36.680 i think it's quite a difficult subject really i think there are some people in sports that are

00:40:42.120 really pushing back against it um a guy named fowler uh who's a a boxer has really been uh getting out

00:40:51.320 there on social media and really saying some stuff uh which is awesome um and i think tyson fury i'm not i

00:40:58.760 i don't want to i don't think he's mentioned it he might have done it might have slipped my uh my

00:41:04.520 timeline but i know he's spoken out throw them out throw them out yeah yeah yeah he's he's spoken

00:41:10.840 out against like the illegal immigration problem um which is is a very very noble thing to do especially

00:41:17.160 with a a platform like that and to actually come out and say look this is wrong um you know we need to

00:41:24.760 we need to start putting uh the british people first i mean that's that's a very that's a risky

00:41:29.560 thing to say with someone of his stature so i think there are a few sports personnel in this country

00:41:35.240 that are really trying to to push back but it's difficult um because there's a lot of people that

00:41:41.400 don't want to bite the hand that feeds them and that's that's a risk in itself you know you're you're

00:41:47.640 putting yourself in the firing line um to really uh to get their message out there so either way you

00:41:55.560 look at it it's it's a big risk so um yeah i think over here there are a few that are speaking out but

00:42:01.800 there is a lot of people undercover that uh that are making little sort of adjustments and noises

00:42:08.600 harry kane just gonna take a knee for the rest of his life i think is what he plans probably yeah

00:42:13.960 uh let's go to another break and if anyone's wondering lewis brackpool is a formula one fan

00:42:20.040 he you can find him at three in the morning five in the morning waking up with his mates

00:42:24.680 the fellow blokes just me just you what are you guys eating when you're uh when you're watching

00:42:30.520 formula one some chips what am i eating yeah some melba toast maybe uh probably put a pizza on

00:42:37.640 uh don't lie to people lewis you're eating beans on toast yeah true in the can in the nice blue

00:42:46.200 heinz can let's go to break if you guys have any paid chats you want to quest have questions for katie

00:42:51.240 or lewis or myself uh go ahead and throw those in there on rumble rants and odyssey hyper chats

00:42:57.160 we will get to them soon and uh we'll be right back well the remains of 215 children have been found in a

00:43:04.200 mass grave in canada do you want to get closer to the truth about what was actually buried at

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00:43:57.160 right lewis right thank you thank you let's go to back to uh trudeau's love affair um he's had so

00:44:05.560 many allegedly patriots are in control he's allegedly having love affairs all across the globalist nations

00:44:11.720 um but i mean realistically this is a globalist gathering him and jacinda aden lewis i know you

00:44:18.680 love when we go to australia we speak frankly we're only getting questions from people who we trust

00:44:26.040 now you're only getting answers from the government um so that says prime minister uh communist lady and

00:44:32.280 me uh can we blow that up a little bit it's a smaller on our screen for those who don't know she

00:44:37.240 was in a young socialist group um she's an open demo where my fingers democratic socialist so they have

00:44:43.720 a literal socialist in office so don't at me for that one prime minister ardern and i have touched

00:44:48.760 base on the phone over video calls all summits and now on planes so we're wearing masks on a private

00:44:55.480 plane even though they had another picture where he's not wearing a mask um pretending to talk to

00:45:00.600 each other here as we traveled together from london we reflected on her majesty the queen's devotion to

00:45:05.640 service and the connection she had with canadians and new zealanders nobody has a connection with

00:45:10.840 new zealanders uh scroll down please for his second tweet it's true lewis not even australians

00:45:18.840 click on this one please that we can all uh we also spoke about ukraine climate change violent

00:45:24.920 extremism reconciliation and how we can make progress over these files together i'll tell

00:45:31.160 you what they really did they said what's a list of things we can say we both talked about without

00:45:35.400 actually talking to them are you crying buzzwords climate change words violent extremism reconciliation

00:45:43.400 we can talk about respect respect the current thing right there you go um i don't know how i've

00:45:51.080 been saying for like a year give the island to the maori they're much more proud people than uh

00:45:56.600 just cinda and her team are i did but here's a question for y'all and i say y'all because katie's

00:46:02.600 here with us um and i want to even though i don't live in texas uh we're gonna pretend uh we're gonna

00:46:08.600 pretend that america's one thing for now um does it say something i mean we sit across the the ocean

00:46:16.120 here and make fun of jacinda and her policies and those weird authoritarianism she is involved in

00:46:23.000 but she has been elected more than once are we missing something here is there some sort of

00:46:28.840 you know um cultural thing we're not getting do you guys think that the new zealanders the kiwis

00:46:35.880 are happy with jacinda in the same way that justin trudeau has been elected three four times here is

00:46:41.720 there something you guys think that we're missing about new zealand and the way she's governing

00:46:48.280 do you want me to go first or ladies first ladies first uh go ahead i don't i don't know enough

00:46:53.400 about her to like make an intelligent statement on that but i do you know i don't want to sound

00:46:59.000 that off but um i think i mean she had a she was involved in banning necessarily obvious money from

00:47:08.680 australia to go to report so i think like trudeau she doesn't want the truth getting out

00:47:13.720 and there seems to be some hidden agenda in their government

00:47:16.440 i think i think they i think we've underestimated uh how good the new zealand pr team is at marketing

00:47:25.400 her uh her her image and uh and what she wants to push out to the public so i think we've kind of

00:47:31.320 underestimating that and the people that just want to lap up absolutely everything um yeah that's

00:47:37.640 that's just kind of what you get really i mean just look at uh look at what happened in in sweden uh

00:47:43.240 recently where you know we had they had 11 years or various years of the same party implementing

00:47:50.600 these policies and now they've had a a drastic shift in change of leadership because they sat there

00:47:58.760 and went well we don't want socialist feminist style policies that just don't work so i think

00:48:05.080 people are starting to wake up maybe but like i said we shouldn't underestimate a very good pr team

00:48:11.640 and marketing team olivia can we throw that clip back up there where he's um talking there on that

00:48:18.360 tiktok video trudeau that you just had up there i want to point out there that justin trudeau has

00:48:23.240 his mask over one ear and he's and he's talking to the camera yeah that one throw that back up on screen

00:48:30.440 for us so if you're wearing a mask she's wearing a mask what's the justification here for you not

00:48:35.800 having the mask on he's not eating he's not sipping it's just so that they can hear him we all know

00:48:40.760 that but this is the theatrics knows no balance for justin trudeau he'll sing at a piano um because

00:48:48.120 he wants all the ladies to love him hey ladies let's uh showcase my singing skills and then he'll

00:48:52.840 fly across the world on a private jet wear a mask for a photo and then have it hanging off of him

00:48:58.280 while he records a video because he wants to be heard he has no thought in his brain that's like

00:49:03.480 maybe this is a little bit hypocritical maybe this is inconsistent of me to be talking and then not

00:49:08.920 wearing a mask sitting across from a person when nothing has changed except for the fact

00:49:12.840 that i want people to hear him or hear myself he doesn't care or he doesn't have the capacity to

00:49:18.200 think about the these things both of those scenarios are bad a guy who doesn't care or who has literally

00:49:23.720 zero common sense this is where we're at in this country and then we go to the ndp i want to talk

00:49:28.760 about that uh clip as well katie and lewis the ndp is the new democratic party in canada they're basically i

00:49:36.200 say if the squad in the u.s has its own uh political party very far left very you know uh

00:49:44.360 blank stare is the is the requirement for their the representatives we got a guy named charlie

00:49:50.120 angus here i want to play let's hear what he has to say and it'll be very hard to know what he's

00:49:54.840 actually referring to here you guys speaker democracy is a fragile thing and we all need to do more

00:50:01.960 in an age of disinformation conspiracy theory and the rising threat of political uh intimidation

00:50:09.080 we need to rebuild trust with canadians and i make it my promise in this session of parliament

00:50:14.360 to work harder to maintain the trust of the people who sent me here

00:50:20.680 i just want to raise a standing ovation what does he mean lewis what could a left-wing politician mean by

00:50:27.080 you know there being disinformation and threats to democracy online what could he mean by that

00:50:32.920 it's a bit of an oxymoron really it's a what did he say democracy is fragile yet he wants to

00:50:41.080 get rid of conspiracy theorists or did he say get rid of or did he say something

00:50:45.720 he wants to conspiracy theories and disinformation are a threat to democracy so right right even though

00:50:53.320 the free market of ideas doesn't come into practice there at all okay right katie what do

00:50:58.280 you think that's an oxymoron yeah you know i think that this is just really the classic case of one

00:51:03.880 side accusing the other side of what they are personally guilty of this all this means and

00:51:10.520 whenever they say this it just means i would like to censor people that i disagree with or disagree with

00:51:15.720 me i don't think anybody doesn't see through this at this point when an old guy comes on screen that

00:51:21.960 you've never heard of from a political party that isn't very popular it's because somebody is like

00:51:27.960 hey will you say that we're under threats the democracy is under threat right now and we've

00:51:32.360 got conspiracy theories running rampant and he says okay i'll take the check from you and say this

00:51:37.800 complete nonsense because they just want to have more power to censor things online that's the direct

00:51:43.240 line of saying there's too much disinformation out there followed by let's make some legislation that we

00:51:49.560 can force social media to censor things we don't like they've already started to do it in uh in

00:51:54.440 canada with their you know their little licenses they came out with a few months ago so that facebook

00:51:59.960 doesn't have to uh or that they can downrank you even more so we know the zuck was on rogan and said

00:52:06.600 they downrank things the government tells them to do it um i don't know if you guys saw the meta

00:52:12.600 executive uh v congress the other day this guy sounds exactly like mark zuckerberg it's like he

00:52:20.440 watched mark zuckerberg's depositions to congress and just tried to completely emulate them i see that

00:52:26.520 we're finding video of this right now i just want to get a clip of that guy but um i don't know it's

00:52:31.640 going to be hard to find maybe uh i don't think anybody has trouble seeing through this at this point

00:52:36.760 when they talk about online misinformation and i wonder if we're going to get back to this world

00:52:42.280 where people just start going to like message boards and stuff and direct messaging uh um you

00:52:49.000 guys are big msn messenger fans i know what i can see msn oh yes msn yeah katie were you uh were you a

00:52:56.680 budding teen using msn back in the day like we were is that the same thing as aim did you guys have aim

00:53:04.120 aol messenger i mean we had access to it you would like type this little you could type little away

00:53:10.440 messages it was just like a little chat thing yeah it's the same thing it just wasn't as popular in

00:53:15.240 our countries i think okay yeah yeah so it was a good time um people used to go directly to websites

00:53:23.320 they wanted the information from i don't think that's gonna completely be the case people want it

00:53:28.440 all in one place but like maybe that's something that would be better for people i think it probably

00:53:32.280 would be to not have things you know curated for you do we have any paid chats to get to before

00:53:37.400 lewis goes to jail sorry lewis you read that one the screen's all right for me sure uh it says lewis

00:53:46.360 good on you for putting on a jacket and dressing up for your spot on cheapy news shame shame on you

00:53:52.520 for dressing down for us lowly canadian folks andrew moves up to my fifth favorite rebel spot listen

00:53:59.880 right i feel comfortable when i'm around you guys i was in the lion's den yesterday so you know had to

00:54:05.960 be uh had to be on top form had to be looking completely you know uh we'll leave that there

00:54:12.440 well i'm sorry for letting you down but don't worry what well i'm wearing yeah i know right

00:54:18.200 katie might understand that the the culture lewis and i have fostered on these live streams and on our

00:54:23.160 content is basically to make set people pay to make fun of us is what usually happens when we're on the

00:54:28.760 live stream any uh nice comments for katie anything else there katie you read one

00:54:38.840 oh man i gotta go up close

00:54:43.400 is it too far away from frasbo yeah it's really far away there we go it's not like we are sending a

00:54:50.200 plane load of cash like obama did we are sending equipment that has to be replaced by our manufacturer

00:54:55.800 are they talking about with uh is that a pro ukraine stance okay here's that's what it sounds like

00:55:01.880 yeah okay so you can send javelin missiles and uh some updated weaponry to ukraine and that's fine

00:55:08.360 if that's what you want if you enjoy neo-nazis using your weapons uh oh there aren't any of those in

00:55:13.240 ukraine the azov battalion are just freedom fighters lewis i mean i'm sorry you don't have to

00:55:17.800 pick a side between ukraine and russia they both suck it's okay to say it they're both terrible

00:55:23.080 countries russia wants to to take you over so they can you know have ostensibly the soviet union again

00:55:30.200 and uh get access to ports and and trading and maybe some chemical weapons facilities that the

00:55:35.640 u.s has in ukrainian grounds grounds and ukraine selensky wants to get billions and billions of

00:55:40.520 your tax dollars so that they can funnel it to their friends i'm not afraid to say it if you think

00:55:44.920 that ukraine is some sort of you know humanitarian mission where they're just fighting for freedom and

00:55:50.040 defending their borders and they're just under attack and they want democracy then you haven't

00:55:54.520 looked into things enough i'm sorry to tell you but uh sorry lewis you know the ukrainian simping

00:56:00.280 just gets to me as a frenchman as a frenchman i can't handle it it's okay we're here for you bro

00:56:07.000 it's all good calm down i agree and you know the zelinski he joined the clinton foundation's global

00:56:15.000 climate change um meeting yesterday so it's like he's saying that you know his country's under

00:56:20.840 attack but he has all this time to go to the oscars go to the global climate meeting yeah you just go

00:56:26.440 he's a war hero how dare you speak about him that way yeah how dare you yeah how dare you do you know

00:56:31.160 he's got lots of vote shoots lined up how dare you he's gonna be on maxim maxim uk soon i think

00:56:38.120 yeah he's probably been on gq already i'm not gonna i don't know probably isn't gq any more olivia

00:56:46.920 okay we've expired our time here three different time zones it's early for katie we thank you for

00:56:53.880 coming on it's late for lewis we thank you for coming on and me you know i'm just here to trigger

00:56:59.400 and get triggered thanks everybody for watching rebelnews.com slash live streams to get your daily

00:57:04.600 feed louis brackpool on social media katie how can everybody find your socials katie david's court

00:57:10.920 all one word last name i should have done something like that i'll change my stuff to

00:57:15.080 katie david's court as well so i can be found andrew says tv on twitter and andrew does on instagram

00:57:20.600 we're going to close with some mumbling joe biden um he wants to tax more people what a surprise

00:57:26.680 we'll see you guys next time on the promised advantages let's meet the enormous infrastructure

00:57:32.840 needs around the world with transparent investments high standard projects that protect the rights of

00:57:39.560 workers in the environment key to the needs of the communities they serve not to the contributor

00:57:46.760 that's why the united states together with fellow g7 partners launched a partnership for global

00:57:51.560 infrastructure and investment we intend to collectively mobilize 600 billion dollars

00:57:58.600 and investment through this partnership by 2027 dozens of projects are already underway

00:58:07.000 industrial scale vaccine manufacturing in senegal transformative solar projects in angola

00:58:14.280 first of its kind small modular nuclear power plant in romania these are investments that are going to

00:58:20.440 deliver returns not just for those countries but for everyone the united states will work with every

00:58:25.880 nation including our competitors to solve global problems like climate change climate diplomacy is not

00:58:33.320 a favor to the united states or any other nation and walking away hurts the entire world

00:58:43.400 let me be direct about the competition between the united states and china

00:58:48.040 as we manage shifting geopolitical trends the united states will conduct itself as a reasonable leader

00:58:53.720 leader we do not seek conflict we do not seek a cold war we do not ask any nation to choose between the united

00:59:02.360 states or any other partner but the united states will be unabashed in promoting our vision of a free open secure

00:59:10.280 and prosperous world and what we have to offer communities of nations investments that are designed not to

00:59:19.240 foster dependency but to alleviate burdens and help nations become self-sufficient partnerships not to create

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