Rebel News Podcast - DAILY ｜ COVID caused more division in Canada; Trudeau travels to Europe to take pics

00:00:00.000 good afternoon ladies and gentlemen you have tuned into the rebel news live stream on this

00:00:20.780 a thursday march the 10th 2022 i'm david menzies and my co-host well let me tell you a little about

00:00:28.120 about my co-host she has no time for nattering nabobs of negativity she's always looking super 1.00

00:00:35.020 duper inner mini cooper she is the khaleesi of leslieville she is natasha beazi how you doing 0.50

00:00:44.640 natasha and thank you for filling in for the she devil i have waited my whole life for this moment

00:00:49.740 david menzies i am so excited to be hosting this live stream with you um for those of you who don't

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00:01:10.540 we also will be accepting your chats through uh throughout the show but we usually read them at

00:01:14.640 the end so be sure to get those in and we'd love to read your comments questions live how you doing

00:01:20.320 i see a bright light have we gone to heaven did we think so did we look great the great hereafter

00:01:26.020 was there something in our morning oatmeal that uh made us go on the deceased list or is it just a

00:01:32.360 studio light i think it's a studio i think it's the latter yeah well folks before and by the way i

00:01:37.340 want to thank you for filling in for the she devil with a sword uh sheila gun reed is busy in alberta

00:01:43.400 with a special assignment and couldn't be with us today but she's not taking the day off she never 0.74

00:01:48.620 takes a day off oh no that's what makes her the she devil with a sword before we get into the um 1.00

00:01:55.160 meat of the matter folks and wow there are some real great topics here big list um we have a sponsor

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00:03:40.220 and wow it does really resemble uh a canadian passport natasha quality it very good quality it's got um

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00:03:57.020 mcmahon now from the uh tonight show natasha i would hazard a guess that everything you need to know

00:04:03.560 about your rights is in this passport well i'm sold i'm gonna buy one after the show me too yeah or maybe

00:04:11.520 i'll just uh do the old uh five finger discount you saw it here first folks you know but what a great

00:04:17.000 idea this is a great idea you know because you know it does fit in your breast pocket um and it's got

00:04:22.920 you know all the things you need to know and more so than ever folks because when we see things

00:04:28.500 like what lincoln and i discovered in ottawa a few weeks ago with the checkpoint charlies uh questioning

00:04:36.160 us for our papers um that it wasn't good enough to show a hotel reservation they had to phone

00:04:42.020 the front desk um when we see what what else have we seen oh the uh allegedly f trudeau and it's not

00:04:50.660 even the full printed out f-bomb folks that is now um flag non grata on parliament hill according to

00:04:58.740 the parliamentary uh protection service by the way those cops are usually quite good i i've had good

00:05:04.140 experiences with those guys and this is not a law natasha as i understand it it's a memo and now a memo

00:05:10.840 is being enforced by police i think that's why you need this yeah you know to find out who's who in the

00:05:17.560 zoo so to speak and to read the riot act to the people who are allegedly reading you the riot act

00:05:23.420 what do you think about that i think you're right and i think a lot of people don't actually have a

00:05:27.560 full understanding of their rights and i think to have this compact little booklet or you can

00:05:31.540 download the app as well i think it's it's fruitful to know especially in these weird and confusing

00:05:35.380 times indeed you know because our rights and freedoms still matter and they matter greatly now we

00:05:42.300 have so many uh subjects to get to um you know why why don't we you know uh we're in ontario i don't

00:05:51.460 want to make this an ontario-centric uh show folks but we are moving towards um a benchmark date i think

00:05:59.660 natasha in terms of the pandemic and that is um the mask mandate is is is finally going to be lifted

00:06:06.920 now on march 1st oh by the way that's march 21st for the mass on march 1st because the pandemic has

00:06:14.060 a very busy schedule we have to inform it of the new rules um on vacation now though i understand well

00:06:21.440 march break is coming up yeah going to miami going to miami and going to be a super spreader there just

00:06:26.840 like it was a super spreader for the uh super bowl participants in sofi stadium last month not i heard

00:06:34.220 that yeah well i haven't heard anything about los angeles having an outrageous outbreak but here's

00:06:40.940 the thing on march 1st folks the um vax pass was lifted and lo and behold we heard that certain folks

00:06:51.680 who presumably have been hammered by the vax pass i'm talking about gyms natasha restaurants cinemas

00:07:01.080 arenas arenas yeah well they like the idea of enslavement uh and and i speak of our visit

00:07:09.160 marichu and i went to um a diner called the times square diner love the retro theme of the diner i

00:07:16.240 heard the food is fantastic it's probably the best western in uh the city of toronto but you know what

00:07:22.380 folks i'm gonna have to take the rumors uh for face value because as we found out we weren't allowed

00:07:31.080 in to dine um because we're still part of the deplorables and yet this is not the province this

00:07:39.860 is not the city making the times square diner request a vax passport they've taken it on upon

00:07:47.200 themselves let's throw to some video and you'll see what i'm talking about folks olivia is going to 1.00

00:07:55.140 search for that video by the way while she is yeah what is your policy um natasha because here's my

00:08:03.080 deal if you are a business and you are insisting on vaccination passports and come post february 21st

00:08:11.120 um the face diaper i'm simply you know what you're not the only game in town you're not a monopoly i'm

00:08:17.280 simply not going to patronize you yeah no i think that it's interesting um that these places are taking

00:08:24.000 it into their own hands i do think that's kind of scary because like doug ford did this on purpose he

00:08:29.300 was like it's your choice because he doesn't want to be held accountable for this and that's what scares

00:08:33.920 me and susses me out about it because it's like you're literally doing this willingly you're

00:08:39.320 willingly discriminating and yet so many of these restaurants and establishments have these like

00:08:43.020 flags in their window there we won't discriminate flags and stuff it's like but you are you still

00:08:48.560 are and i i guess they just don't want the business that you'd think that these businesses who've been

00:08:53.220 struggling for years would want everyone to be allowed in you know that's an excellent point at the

00:08:57.940 times square diner the prominent flag in the window is the rainbow lgbtq plus i don't know how many

00:09:04.920 letters are the whole alphabet and sometimes why and that's in the window yeah ostensibly i think

00:09:12.460 meaning that if you're a member of that community you are welcome and the restaurateur said that all

00:09:17.980 are welcome well not so much uh so and by the way speaking of doug ford he was asked at a presser

00:09:23.040 today uh natasha that when the mask mandate uh is lifted are you still going to wear the mask and again

00:09:30.360 he's not ford classic anymore folks he's a politician because what he said was that well

00:09:37.640 when i go to visit my mother-in-law in long-term care uh you betcha i'm wearing my mask but but

00:09:43.640 that's part of the law still there were certain health care long-term care public transit they will

00:09:48.540 still be holding to the mask mandate so natasha the question really was if you go to a restaurant if

00:09:56.280 you go to a shopping mall an arena are you going to wear a mask and he didn't answer that right well

00:10:01.260 and i i don't think he would i don't think he wants to i mean who really wants to wear one i get i mean

00:10:07.320 it's interesting i maybe he still wants the theatrics of it all to make it look like he's doing his part

00:10:12.400 but it's it's a little it's a little weird it's so disappointing it is one thing we have learned for

00:10:18.860 sure natasha is that doug ford is not rob ford not by a country mile anyways i think we might have that

00:10:25.680 video to uh our little visit to the times square diner in toronto even menzies for rebel news here

00:10:33.260 in toronto well folks on tuesday march the 1st guess what the vax pass requirement in the province

00:10:39.720 of ontario it was shown the door and not a moment too soon so you can go into theaters and gyms

00:10:47.880 and restaurants without having to show proof of vaccination but then we heard that oh well guess

00:10:55.940 what i guess toronto being toronto there are still some restaurants and other facilities that are

00:11:01.700 requiring the vaccination passport even though the province says there's no reason to do so well we

00:11:09.460 found this incredible to say the least and we heard that one of the restaurants requiring this is

00:11:15.580 the one right behind me the times square diner i've heard they got great food a wonderful ambience

00:11:22.160 but surely they are not all about still demanding your papers given that the government no longer

00:11:30.400 requires them to do so and especially since we all know how the food service sector has been hammered

00:11:37.560 these last two years with all these forced lockdowns surely they would welcome all customers well

00:11:43.200 let's go pay a visit see what happens hey how you doing there

00:11:47.080 oh the what sorry

00:11:50.040 oh you don't know where it ended on uh

00:11:54.680 you're still still good to see it it depends on businesses

00:12:01.180 so right now as of now we're still doing it

00:12:03.880 okay then i i thought um i thought it ended

00:12:08.260 why i'm just curious if the chief medical officer uh says it's not needed anymore

00:12:18.820 why would uh a restaurant need to see it

00:12:22.500 i'm sorry okay yeah hi sir i i am the lady was asking for the the vax pass but i thought that

00:12:31.000 ended on tuesday it ended on tuesday not here not in the restaurant not in the restaurant

00:12:37.480 wow covering your nose with your mouth oh are you really that afraid or

00:12:43.060 i'm not that afraid

00:12:44.400 so it uh i'm just wondering if the chief medical health officer says they're not needed why would

00:12:54.700 you know restaurant employees require this sir

00:12:58.240 restaurant employees require that i have a uh a vax passport because the the province ended it right 0.99

00:13:06.780 the province yeah they end a lot of things but in a private business we decided to continue

00:13:12.460 checking our customers feel safer with it in place can i ask why you're coming here and recording

00:13:18.520 well i just want to get a bit of bacon have a bowl of soup and uh i didn't know there was

00:13:23.920 like medical apartheid yeah so you're still recording yeah

00:13:27.920 yeah so but can you explain why there's i thought the restaurant sector was

00:13:35.400 are you going to show your qr code and to dine in or do you like take out

00:13:38.940 we'd rather dine in because we thought the qr codes ended on did they didn't end on uh

00:13:44.700 it's only the establishment is still recording okay

00:13:49.480 i would rather i would rather you not record me without my permission

00:13:54.720 oh okay i do record someone we should let them know that you are recording

00:13:59.740 sure but like you're not letting us in to dine when it's no longer a provincial

00:14:05.220 law to have a qr code you can have whatever you like to set up a table from outside you

00:14:10.180 can dine outside we don't refuse any service at all to anybody but you are refusing service

00:14:16.820 no i am saying to you we can still serve you you have to take it to go or sit outside

00:14:29.520 okay so you wanted to sit outside it's like minus 13 with the windshield it's up to you

00:14:35.460 you can take it home if you need in the car okay

00:14:40.420 you can do it but to dine inside in this restaurant for the time being you must show up to a qr code

00:14:48.420 oh you know that's a good point when does this end sir

00:14:50.820 i don't know

00:14:52.420 so maybe this is the policy forever then that you need a qr code

00:14:57.380 okay then

00:14:59.380 we're speaking about today

00:15:01.380 but you know once upon a time it was illegal to ask for

00:15:05.380 oh you're so you know it doesn't work with a beard you know

00:15:09.380 the master

00:15:10.340 sir i don't want to be 1.00

00:15:13.140 yeah

00:15:14.340 rude to you and i don't want to be

00:15:16.740 i'm asking you politely please

00:15:20.340 i'm sure if you're a qr code

00:15:22.340 we have homemade shoes

00:15:24.340 we have nice sandwiches

00:15:26.020 you can stay in it

00:15:28.340 if you don't have it

00:15:29.620 it's our relationship to go on here

00:15:31.780 but but would you exclude somebody based on race or religion

00:15:34.980 cover your nose

00:15:35.940 oh it's a big nose it keeps sliding down

00:15:41.060 well thank you i don't get many compliments on it

00:15:43.860 what about the mask rule is coming

00:15:46.580 oh man

00:15:47.860 wow so much to digest uh there uh but to cut to the chase folks to quote a certain infamous seinfeld

00:15:54.900 character no soup for you at the time square diner i mean my goodness gracious uh the irony is

00:16:03.380 staggering i think um you know they were a little perturbed that we were filming uh they thought

00:16:08.740 that was a violation of their privacy and yet they're asking me to provide medical history

00:16:14.820 when they are no longer obligated to do so by the chief medical health officer what's your take on

00:16:19.780 this first of all talk about being on the wrong side of history like what they're going to look

00:16:24.340 back on this and they will regret this like you're turning away a willing customer yeah

00:16:30.180 they like your nose they like your vibe like what what's wrong with you you know i i just

00:16:35.700 i'm appalled that people are like that they think this is okay because i just don't understand

00:16:41.460 how you could justify it especially with that big rainbow flag in your window i really don't get it

00:16:46.980 yeah we're all about inclusion at the time square diner but well not really i mean and and here's

00:16:52.980 the thing i bet those cats at the time square diner they know how to make a

00:16:57.220 mean club sandwich and a great bowl of homemade soup but what makes them think they have a degree

00:17:04.980 in virology that they know more than the chief medical health officer natasha we've been told

00:17:10.820 since day one of this pandemic we're following the science yeah and that was in context with

00:17:17.540 locking you down having your job lost if you didn't get double vax etc and now that the science from

00:17:24.340 our chief medical health officer says you know what it's okay uh we've weathered the storm we can

00:17:30.900 sail on in clear uh skies these guys are still demanding this why i don't know i mean my husband

00:17:38.820 called a music venue at uh queen and spadina recently because he wanted to go see a band play this weekend

00:17:44.740 and when he called um because he had heard that they were requiring proof of vaccination and he asked

00:17:48.900 them and they said we're just not ready but when will you be ready you've had two years to prepare

00:17:53.380 for this like when will you be ready well that is the question uh they're not ready and what gives them

00:17:59.380 the scientific basis i bet you they know uh how to set up amplifiers and uh provide electric guitars

00:18:05.700 and what have you i bet they're experts at that make a mean rum and coke i'm sure absolutely but what

00:18:10.820 makes them think they're uh virologists you know that they're covet 19 experts it doesn't make sense

00:18:17.300 by the way that you know and and when you talk about the science uh several times i was told to

00:18:22.020 put my mask up you saw the waitress i don't know if you noticed that folks with the uh mask uh below

00:18:29.060 her nose and by the way what what a rude greeting that was the moment marizio and i walked into the

00:18:34.660 diner your papers please your qr code uh not hey folks how you doing um you know and and the other

00:18:41.620 thing it these masks we've been told this seems to be forgotten it doesn't really work when you have

00:18:46.980 a beard it doesn't work period because they are by definition non-medical mass and um right uh there

00:18:54.340 was one another oh yeah if you go to the full video uh folks as we're exiting the restaurant i'm

00:19:01.140 making my final comments they're filming you yeah they're filming me now though and i don't mind um

00:19:06.820 and by the way the offer was rescinded they said they would set up a table outside the restaurant

00:19:11.700 oh how nice yeah and it was minus 13 with the windchill that day folks you know what wonderful

00:19:16.980 ambience yeah keep the hot chocolate flowing i'm freezing here and then he rescinded that offer oh

00:19:23.540 and he didn't give me an explanation why i guess i asked too many prickly questions but there was a

00:19:27.940 a friend of his came he was walking a dog i don't know if he brought the dog into the restaurant

00:19:32.340 later it certainly wasn't a service dog oh no but he natasha had his mask below his nose and i said

00:19:39.140 oh by the way sir they're very serious about the masking uh but there he is uh and i informed him

00:19:45.380 that he better put the no the mask up over his nose and he said it doesn't matter so they're picking

00:19:52.420 and choosing oh my goodness when and where to um you know enforce these crazy rules you know i was

00:19:59.060 reading through some of the comments and there was a commentator that said this is kind of akin to

00:20:05.460 you know the end of segregation in the deep south and it's the 1960s and a black person goes to a

00:20:12.100 diner in say mississippi and uh the restaurateur says uh we don't uh serve your kind here and he says but

00:20:20.660 segregation is over and the restaurateur then says not at this diner it's the same thing uh

00:20:27.620 not based on race of course but based on vac status and i'll tell you um i don't wish this

00:20:33.540 restaurant any ill will but i'll say this there are literally thousands of restaurants in toronto

00:20:40.420 all go to places that welcome me yeah as a full citizen and not one of the um deplorables the 0.52

00:20:49.140 filthy unwashed masses because that was the vibe i was getting at the times square diner and how

00:20:55.300 dehumanizing oh yeah how dehumanizing um and i think i mean i mean it's important to note a lot

00:20:59.940 of people didn't just not choose to take the vaccine a lot of people physically could not too so what

00:21:04.740 about those people like where where's the love for them why are we not extending our kindness to

00:21:09.380 those people like they don't have a physical choice either and not that that should matter you know but

00:21:13.940 to an extent it's like what the heck yeah i mean and you can't you know fall back on i'm just

00:21:21.060 following orders i.e from the provincial government or the chief medical health officer that card is

00:21:27.140 gone and i and to go back to what you said earlier natasha i think that was really cowardly afford in a

00:21:32.580 way it was we're gonna um we don't want to be the heavy anymore you're going to be the heavy and uh

00:21:39.780 this just further fuels divide division yeah in society yeah it's such a divisive thing and i

00:21:47.140 that's what governments do though they've done it throughout history right this whole divide and

00:21:50.180 conquer and it seems to have really worked i mean we're seeing it especially now that the mandates

00:21:54.020 have lifted just how divided we still are 100 it's sad and i hope it can be remedied but i'm i'm not

00:22:00.900 i'm not so optimistic yeah um and here's you know the elephant in the room i guess is do you think

00:22:09.380 and i don't have an answer to this i'm 50 50 will there be a time in the weeks and months maybe even

00:22:16.420 years ahead where uh there's a presser down at queens park and uh you know what folks if it was up to me

00:22:23.300 well it is up to you doug uh i wouldn't lock you down do you think that could as things are slowly

00:22:30.180 starting to open natasha do you think there could be another lockdown if case uh count spike i do

00:22:36.980 i think that teresa tam has even predicted in the fall come fall that a lot of these mandates and 0.96

00:22:42.180 restrictions will be implemented once more so stay tuned for that y'all enjoy your freedom while

00:22:47.060 you still have it um but i i don't see why they wouldn't they know that we'll oblige they know we'll

00:22:53.380 comply like we've we've kind of failed ourselves in that regard wow unbelievable so maybe we're not

00:22:58.660 out of the wood yet folks by the way whose voice annoys you more dr tam or prime minister oh that's

00:23:04.900 a tough one i know i i i think trudeau because i don't know what about you i think his voice is

00:23:13.540 just ugh it's too many ums and uhs with trudeau um unless he's talking about something he really

00:23:20.340 likes like um drama marijuana marijuana then oh that then he's an orador on the level of sir

00:23:27.380 winston churchill but uh uh that monotone of dr tam and that weird accent it does it does throw you

00:23:36.180 oh you know and it's almost like speaking to alexa on uh you know apple i mean it doesn't it seems like

00:23:42.900 a synthesized voice that's just me but uh i digress well um so many topics here uh natasha since you're

00:23:51.940 the co-host what do you want to talk about next what uh get your goat well this is something that

00:23:57.460 we kind of were briefly talking about but there was an article about how um it's how the pandemic

00:24:03.780 brought the worst in people i think that's really interesting um and then maybe talking about how to

00:24:08.020 mask in a maskless world i think that'll be fun because some restaurants are gonna obviously we've

00:24:13.300 seen are implementing the vax mandate but some people are still going to choose to mask despite

00:24:16.900 those uh those restrictions um being erased so that's interesting so maybe we talk about this

00:24:22.420 what do you think oh 100 and i think here's my take natasha that especially after the mask mandates

00:24:30.420 have gone the way of the dinosaur if you're still wearing a mask uh when you're no longer obliged to

00:24:37.140 do so either by the government or a private business um i think this is less about health

00:24:44.580 this is less about you preventing yourself from getting infected and more about symbolism

00:24:51.540 much like you know a muslim woman would wear a hijab a christian woman would wear a cross 0.96

00:24:57.060 right a sikh would wear a turban it's the religion of covid yeah yeah and what you're advertising i think 1.00

00:25:03.540 is i dig big government i dig lockdowns i dig being told what to do and you know what the demographic

00:25:12.420 that i see most prevalent in buying into this inexplicably i think is the younger people yeah

00:25:18.980 you know on campus you know half a century ago they were out there against the man they were protesting

00:25:25.780 the vietnam war for example they were protesting for civil rights i guess all those battles have been

00:25:31.540 fought in one but inexplicably they're on side with the man who they used to give their middle finger

00:25:38.340 to what happened is this natasha just pure indoctrination yeah i really think so i think

00:25:46.020 that it's part of it is because our society is so into conformity no one wants to swim upstream with

00:25:51.700 the pressures of social media with the pressures of the mainstream media uh hollywood even like they're

00:25:57.220 all they're all pushing this one kind of compliant narrative and i think kids are scared young people

00:26:01.940 are scared to stand out of the crowd now because there's so much cancelling and doxing that comes

00:26:07.380 as a result so i do think that's part of it and that isn't an excuse but you know social media it's

00:26:12.420 tough to navigate as a young person a hundred percent you know i mean if you are looking for reading

00:26:16.740 material folks uh please read mark levin's american marxism uh i guess in canada it would be called

00:26:23.140 canadian marxism that's what it is as natasha referred to um all facets of society hollywood

00:26:30.980 professional sports the education system the justice system schools academia they are all going down this

00:26:38.980 line and as i said to shilly the other day the feeling i think is that whether you're a advertising

00:26:45.620 agency on madison avenue selling beer or a marxist selling ideology get them young get them forever

00:26:53.940 oh for sure for sure oh there's the book there we go yeah probably get that on amazon i'll buy it today

00:27:00.660 after i buy my freedom pass yeah get it on amazon before amazon determines uh that is uh reading material

00:27:07.540 non grata and uh it is absolutely excellent mark levin uh a true scholar for our times and that

00:27:15.460 book is chilling and i like i like that term uh that he's trying to popularize it's i don't think

00:27:23.860 far left is good enough anymore i don't think progressive is good enough anymore i think we

00:27:29.540 should call people in america that buy into marxism as american marxists and canada and in canada

00:27:36.660 canadian marxists that's what they are no it's true call a spade a spade yeah yeah no i think that's a

00:27:41.940 great point a hundred percent and um now we are moving right along by the way uh we do we have a

00:27:50.180 system set up because this is usually sheila's uh bailiwick for super chats i think typically

00:27:58.180 we just read those at the end um and i think they come up on the teleprompter here but you guys should

00:28:02.980 send them throughout the show because uh we will happily read them when we round the show out at the

00:28:07.940 end here um is that typically your process david yeah i think sheila has some sort of device you

00:28:13.300 see i am unfrozen caveman journalist folks the fast moving cars and tall buildings frighten and

00:28:19.780 confuse me so i need the intellectual uh journalists here at rebel news to figure out a way to read

00:28:26.340 read those chats you know she's not just a pretty face oh see we have it up on the screen well fire 0.85

00:28:31.780 away because i know mr producer efren he likes a new system where every 15 minutes we read the

00:28:37.860 super chats that's a great idea traffic and weather on the ones no that's another radio station anyways

00:28:43.140 you fire away oh sure so this is from twinks thank you for your two dollar donation it's not the

00:28:48.580 restaurants that are the problem with leaving it up to businesses it's the factories and other

00:28:53.140 employers who are still pushing no jab no job yeah that is a good point i mean we can't forget that

00:28:58.900 there are still these huge employers that are mandating it to their employees without cause

00:29:04.100 really a hundred percent and uh some of the worst are unionized environments and here's the problem

00:29:11.300 natasha with few exceptions and our wonderful colleague tamara ugolini um did a wonderful commentary on

00:29:19.620 the hamilton transit union local 107 i believe that was actually going to bat for the unvaccinated

00:29:26.260 members but whether you're private or public sector unions um uniform one of the worst um

00:29:33.860 they are saying to their members yeah we're simpatical with management here and i'm saying

00:29:38.900 to myself what the hell am i paying union dues for if you're just an extension of uh the arm of

00:29:44.980 management what is motivating unions when it comes to them uh natasha throwing the rank and file under the

00:29:52.020 bus yeah that's a great question i i don't know i don't understand i i really don't understand this

00:29:57.860 decision um because unions are from my understanding are supposed to be for the people yeah uh but then

00:30:03.940 again so is our government and we know that they haven't really proven that uh recently i i must be

00:30:08.660 politics it's all politics at this point you know what and and i'm still trying to uh square that circle

00:30:14.260 and the reason i'm really concerned about unionized folks is the fact uh natasha that if you are a

00:30:22.740 member of a union as part of the collective bargaining agreement you have given up so many labor law

00:30:28.980 rights when it comes to filing a wrongful termination if you go to a labor lawyer the first question they

00:30:36.020 ask you when you have a wrongful termination uh complaint are you unionized or non-unionized because

00:30:42.180 if you're unionized almost always sorry there's the door i can't help you wow and that's you know and

00:30:49.620 and i so whether you're with air canada uh whether you're with one of the uh big automakers um you

00:30:57.060 not only are terminated uh with cause or suspended with cause and not eligible for uh ei but you can't

00:31:07.380 seek restitution in the courts wow i that that's incredible um i also can't really reconcile the

00:31:14.260 fact that some of these companies have now dropped their vaccine mandate and are asking employees to

00:31:20.020 come back like what a weird what would you do if you were terminated and then you were offered your

00:31:25.780 job back like hey yeah just come back like that's that's crazy look at the shortage in nursing right 1.00

00:31:30.660 yeah the so-called frontline heroes and they were became frontline zeros the moment the vaccine was

00:31:36.980 invented and now i understand they're being courted hey let's uh forgive and forget and you know well

00:31:43.860 i would want a an apology and a little do re mi uh because you made things tough for me it is

00:31:51.380 absolutely despicable and a promise that they won't do it again oh you know like how can we how can

00:31:57.140 they prove this won't happen again in the fall well you know that's a very good point natasha i spoke to

00:32:03.220 somebody who was i don't think we ever did a video on it but i spoke on the phone with a long-term care

00:32:10.580 facility uh person who was i think in a supervisor role she started her career at 18 uh she has worked

00:32:19.700 now for more i think it was 23 years stellar record at didn't want to get the jabs and she asked her

00:32:28.020 employer um i'll get the because basically it was get the jabs or no job and she said if you give me

00:32:37.860 a letter right guaranteeing that if there's any adverse effects that uh you will be responsible for

00:32:45.380 that you you know you will you will pay the cost of recovery the treatment what have you um and guess

00:32:52.260 what the answer was no so it's kind of like trust us but we're not going to put it in writing oh my

00:32:58.900 goodness and she's out of her job so there you go um yeah there's a lot well why don't we talk about

00:33:06.180 the federal leadership uh campaign uh we saw last night roman uh baber the ontario mpp

00:33:14.980 who was turfed um for not going along with the doug ford uh lockdown mandates um apparently uh like

00:33:25.780 home on the range that song seldom is heard a discouraging word and if it's heard at queen's park

00:33:32.180 sheriff ford will kick you out of caucus so uh good for roman um i understand um and this was a surprise

00:33:40.660 uh we got into his little press conference last night in north york i believe it was uh dakota

00:33:48.180 and isabel that went there and it's a surprise because we've been trying myself uh tamara ugolini

00:33:54.660 uh to interview roman baber but he seems to be of the mindset that he doesn't want to get too

00:34:02.660 close with rebel because he's courting the mainstream media well listen roman i know you won't come on

00:34:07.780 camera with me but those mainstream media people they hate you they hate the fact that you are

00:34:14.260 anti-lockdown and um but uh maybe he's seen the light or perhaps the gatekeeper was asleep at the

00:34:22.580 switch didn't recognize uh dakota and isabel but uh there's some video and uh you know in terms of

00:34:30.340 the lockdowns i gotta tell you um i'm completely simpatico uh natasha as is the other staff members

00:34:39.300 here at rebel with his um stance on being anti-lockdown how bizarre he would be so standoffish

00:34:47.220 to us and our 1.6 million youtube followers yeah also kind of interesting that he was booted out of the

00:34:54.340 the pc party and yet he's running as a conservative now i find that interesting i guess those wounds

00:35:00.020 have healed i don't know you know kind of interesting though there's many dichotomies and

00:35:04.100 it was funny he was anti-lockdown yet he supported um melissa lanceman as the candidate for the

00:35:11.860 conservative party in thornhill and that's notable folks because melissa lanceman had the nickname

00:35:17.380 lockdown lanceman one of her clients was walmart and she went to doug ford and made damn sure that 0.73

00:35:25.140 oh i don't know just like the lcbo uh walmart wasn't going to shut down for a single day and yet

00:35:32.260 so roman baber is anti-lockdown why does he throw his support with someone with the nickname

00:35:39.140 lockdown lance yeah it doesn't seem like best practices there roman i'm not sure i'm not too sure

00:35:45.140 do you think he'll have a successful campaign because we were talking about this earlier some of

00:35:50.020 us other rebels and he has a bit of a fan base here in ontario but i i don't think a lot of people

00:35:55.140 outside of ontario really know who he is yeah um i mean i think this is a legitimate race uh for the

00:36:01.780 leadership of the conservative party it's tonight isn't it in alberta that um john charay is officially

00:36:08.980 or was that last night i think it's tonight i mean we know it's it's the worst kept secret that he will be

00:36:15.300 uh running for the conservative party leadership and he's announcing it in calgary uh by the way

00:36:21.460 what's the over underline on whether or not he'll be wearing a cowboy should be a requirement i want

00:36:27.620 to see that i'm betting the ranch that he's going to wear a stetson you know hey y'all i'm one of you

00:36:33.700 well not really you were a premier in quebec as a member of the liberal party does this not speak

00:36:41.540 volumes of where we are um in terms of the kind of people that are leading this party natasha that

00:36:49.300 this guy can't pick a lane it seems that being a liberal provincially and a conservative federally

00:36:56.740 are the same thing yeah i think it's all about the paycheck at the end of the day like he just wants

00:37:00.820 to make a career out of this i'm assuming and just you know get his money i think it's all about

00:37:07.780 the doom strategy that we saw erin o'toole and andrew sheer pursue which is bend the knee to the

00:37:15.220 allurentian elites bend the knee to the mainstream media and hopefully they will vote for you but they

00:37:21.620 won't why would you vote liberal light when you can get liberal classic with justin trudeau it's it's

00:37:26.980 funny like even going back to roman as you said about um kind of playing the mainstream media's game

00:37:32.900 like why are we why are we bending a knee to these people who like hate us yeah like it's you won't

00:37:38.660 win it's a losing battle and you'd think the conservatives after two years of lockdowns and

00:37:42.500 seeing that um kind of narrative shift more towards freedom that they would be pandering to people who

00:37:48.340 are actually aligned with the conservative values 100 and what i'm afraid of because i think we've been

00:37:55.220 so snake bitten in the last two or three years uh natasha is candidates proclaiming like sheer like 1.00

00:38:03.060 o'toole like doug ford like jason kenney so whether it's provincial or federal that they are true blue

00:38:09.620 conservatives and once they get leadership of the party or power in office suddenly they're red tories

00:38:17.220 so um as much as i love uh pierre um and i like what he's saying and i think he's probably the

00:38:23.700 front rider a front runner um i wouldn't be surprised if he too goes that route um that the

00:38:34.020 inner circle of handlers and god i hope the likes of a cory hahn isn't part of that uh team uh gets them

00:38:42.260 to drift over to um courting the laurentian elites i hope um the likes of a pierre is going to be true

00:38:50.260 blue when and if he's leader no i i agree i do think that we can't blame it all on the leadership

00:38:56.820 i think this is to the core of the party and i think a lot of people are just too excited to

00:39:01.780 have pierre potentially be prime minister that they're going to forget what happened but the

00:39:06.500 because the conservative party has failed to stand up for us these two years they have where have they

00:39:11.300 been and until the truckers convoy we hadn't really heard any of them speak out about any of

00:39:16.180 these things so it's i don't know i'm i feel a bit hesitant to to trust any of these people and i

00:39:23.060 think it's important to be critical a hundred percent like i said uh you can only put your hand

00:39:29.220 in that basket so many times to get bitten by that rattler before you have that uh enlightened moment

00:39:35.220 where you know what i think i'm gonna put gloves on um and uh by the way um i smell a rat that might

00:39:43.380 be entering the race maybe as soon as tomorrow folks i can't believe it but sneaky patrick brown

00:39:51.300 the mayor of brampton uh there's a lot of chatter that he uh could be entering this race this would

00:39:59.140 be an unmitigated disaster for the conservative party and i don't say that in terms of the personal

00:40:05.220 baggage i have with uh sneaky patrick brown but just for those of you who might not be familiar

00:40:11.540 with the mayor of brampton the man who would have been premier if not thank god for a palace coup in

00:40:18.660 january of 2018 um let's see what this says about his character we go back um to 2020 when patrick

00:40:28.820 brown shut down all the playgrounds all the soccer fields and cricket pitches and baseball diamonds for

00:40:35.620 the kids in brampton hired a security team to rack them out to buy law enforcement oh but meanwhile

00:40:43.700 did patrick brown go out playing with his buddies check out this footage

00:40:48.660 oh okay he does play here though right he does oh okay then that's that confirms it

00:41:02.740 oh yeah yeah we can't have people just randomly coming in here oh why is that i see a whole bunch

00:41:08.420 of hockey players playing a game sir right at the ice well folks um we're getting the bums rush but

00:41:14.500 holy mackerel i think i see patrick brown himself oh hey how you doing mr brown right yeah david manzi

00:41:24.660 the rebel news you're in a city facility what's that you're in a city facility yeah so are you yeah

00:41:31.140 so are you playing hockey here or no i'm just coming to check in our facility so i'm gonna we're gonna

00:41:36.820 check you you're you're not supposed to be here actually we were told that uh you play pickup

00:41:41.220 here mr brown how come uh the kids in brampton can only practice sports but your buddies can play

00:41:49.700 hockey yeah so um i don't know why um you are harassing people in the city of brampton but you

00:41:57.780 shouldn't be oh you're you're you're your guy handed out 122 bylaw violations in one week

00:42:09.460 mr brown why is there a hockey game going on in this arena i thought you're only allowed to uh

00:42:17.140 practice sports not play them and who is paying the thousand dollars a day mr brown for this rink

00:42:24.900 mr brown are these taxpayer dollars being used for your buddies to play hockey on this rink

00:42:36.500 or are you paying it or perhaps we'll lead solomon

00:42:42.580 so mr brown why is it one law for me and one law for thee in this city

00:42:47.380 terrible parking job mr brown

00:42:58.740 you know how beautiful would it have been natasha for that mercedes suv not to turn over it sounded

00:43:05.300 like there was some engine issues there um but here's the thing folks based on that is this the

00:43:12.740 face of the person you want to be the conservative leader is this the man that you think has the right 0.99

00:43:19.140 stuff to be prime minister this lying liar this crying cry baby this shameless skirt chaser 1.00

00:43:27.140 is this who you want his hockey bag is in the rink it has his name and number on it double zero by the 0.99

00:43:33.940 way natasha uh so there was a little truth in advertising and yet what is he saying um he was

00:43:40.420 there to inspect the arena because of course being the mayor of the city um that's what's expected

00:43:47.060 of them to don an armani suit and go down and check the freon levels and the oil uh levels of the zamboni

00:43:55.940 can you believe this guy how shameless he is no i cannot believe it and i think

00:44:01.540 my biggest takeaway from this video was if he can't even park a car he's supposed to lead our country 0.96

00:44:06.820 no thanks patrick no thanks is that not the ultimate douchebag move to take up two spaces 0.53

00:44:13.460 um that too speaks of entitlement on the roads and you know i can tell you folks the lying just 0.99

00:44:21.620 continued this is such a liar natasha if patrick brown uh were to spit in your face he'd tell you 0.91

00:44:28.340 it's raining okay um but he said on twitter i believe it was that i uh falsely identified myself 0.98

00:44:38.100 that i was with maple leafs tv now first of all you heard me i'm sure uh say david menzies rebel news

00:44:45.940 the mic flash says rebel news and you know what patrick when you are crafting a lie because this is

00:44:52.020 what happens to compulsive liars they get trapped by their lies there never there isn't or and never

00:44:58.100 was a maple leafs tv there was leafs tv and that got rebranded as leafs nation tv maple leafs tv no 0.97

00:45:08.020 that's just a figment of your decrepit brain so um again you want to if you're creating an alibi for

00:45:16.580 yourself and i got to tell you we never did a video on this but it was in there's a magazine out 0.97

00:45:22.260 in the uh an online magazine i think it's called the pointer okay in the brampton area and they do

00:45:27.620 great work and they followed through on the integrity commissioner um examination of patrick

00:45:35.620 brown yeah folks i kid you not first of all when mayor brown became uh mayor of brampton and this was

00:45:41.780 very very much an astute move on his part although it's slimy beyond words he appointed a personal

00:45:49.140 friend as the new integrity commissioner and she went through all the footage the complaints everything

00:45:56.420 and the only thing she found him in violation of was not wearing a mask in a city facility there you go

00:46:06.820 exoneration you know so look at that there's the evidence double zero patrick brown i wonder who

00:46:14.740 picked up that bag uh given that he uh he ran for the hills as soon as he saw us right but um so that

00:46:22.260 as they say in vegas folks the fix is in when patrick brown crosses the line no problem the integrity

00:46:28.980 commissioner personal friend and i don't even know if there was any kind of financial penalty for not

00:46:34.740 wearing a mask it was really just um come on mr mayor do better next time but you have to ticket

00:46:39.700 everyone else oh big sure they pay but big time but you're you're exempt yeah so i well here i'll ask

00:46:47.220 you um what do you think the odds are that he could be a potential leader for the conservative party which

00:46:57.300 um and folks by the way i don't want to think this is personal in january 2018 as i referred to

00:47:03.940 he was uh the victim of a palace coup and this was just months before the june election and the

00:47:12.820 progressive conservative party of ontario frog marched them out of uh queen's park i'll never

00:47:19.300 forget that it was like that cersei walk of shame from game of thrones right down the back entrance of

00:47:27.060 the legislature building into a salt stained minivan oh death where is thy sting and the reason for that

00:47:34.740 folks is that when patrick brown was running as leader and it goes to what we were talking about

00:47:40.580 before natasha he was a friend to the social conservatives and as soon as he became leader

00:47:47.220 he threw the social conservatives under the bus you're not needed here then inexplicably he threw the

00:47:52.660 fiscal conservatives under the bus because his first agenda in becoming premier he announced at

00:47:58.100 the canadian club was that he was going to introduce an ontario carbon tax i can tell you the crowd the

00:48:04.980 silence was deafening until one guy in the back went no so when he ran out of conservatives to throw under

00:48:11.860 the bus the party threw him under the bus because they realized we might blow this thing uh even with

00:48:19.700 kathleen wins a record so surely please i'm looking for some self-assurance here natasha please tell me

00:48:28.340 this is a no-hooper candidate i think like a hundred million percent because those who vote conservative

00:48:35.540 even those who maybe hadn't prior but given everything that's happened in the pandemic have kind of shifted

00:48:40.980 uh center right are looking for a conservative leader they need someone who is actually an opposition to

00:48:48.100 the liberals and the ndp and he's already patrick brown has kind of already said that he wants to

00:48:53.700 be more center he wants to and that's just not what conservatives are looking for right now i don't

00:48:58.500 think so i really think that it's going to be all right david i i hope so i believe me if he does become

00:49:04.340 leader folks conservatives out there you will pine for the glory days of erin o'toole and patrick brown is

00:49:11.860 leading this party and the second thing is so what is the unspoken strategy here's what i'm thinking

00:49:16.660 it's he knows he doesn't really have a chance but it's about raising his profile and maybe he'll run

00:49:24.020 again as a berry mp that's what he used to be uh he has absolutely nothing to do with brampton this is a

00:49:31.060 guy that seeks power for the reason of seeking power folks i mean when he was running for mayor oh my

00:49:38.580 good look at that and look at look who his poster is he i mean back in the day i think i had farrah

00:49:44.660 fawcett majors are the fawns from happy days but it's jean charay as uh patrick brown uh you know

00:49:54.500 i don't know who he's chatting with for goodness sakes but um his mom maybe his mom yeah uh but but

00:50:01.220 golly um and by the way if he was such a supporter of charay uh back then whenever that photo was taken

00:50:08.180 then why is he coming into the race to throw a spanner in the works with his idol um that's who

00:50:14.260 i assume you put you know posters up on your have you ever put the poster of a politician on your wall

00:50:19.540 no no although i did have that trump poster that i was hanging in my office but then i

00:50:25.620 handed that over to you but you know what i will make an exemption for that indeed so uh to close my

00:50:32.020 thought on patrick brown this is about raising his profile i think and you know folks i'm not

00:50:38.500 kidding you when he ran for the mayor of brampton which is you know an hour and a half away from his

00:50:45.220 real stomping grounds barry uh he has no connection with it and on the the hustings many times patrick

00:50:53.140 brown referred to the city of brampton as barry so what does that tell you i don't i think when you

00:50:59.380 get the city name wrong uh where you're right like how sincere are you oh no that's bad not

00:51:05.460 a good look patrick yeah not not at all all righty so um you know uh again uh we're we're almost uh

00:51:14.500 getting to um the end of the racetrack here first of all we should find out do we have any more uh

00:51:19.940 super chat yeah great idea yes all right all right this is from georgie georgie thank you for your

00:51:27.060 dollar hey guys will you guys be hosting rebel events soon well there is a democracy fund event

00:51:34.660 yeah next week the 15th i believe that i believe so oh the 16th i think can we pull that up yeah

00:51:41.060 just to show people because there's still tickets available and i'll tell you folks don't wait around

00:51:45.780 too long these uh we've had what three already and they've all sold out haven't they this time we have

00:51:51.140 dennis prager and amala ek punobi and dr julie panessi so it's going to be a great one i mean

00:51:56.100 everyone loves prager you so i think it'll be a really fruitful event talking about censorship

00:52:01.700 civil liberties the good stuff y'all love you know just for dr panessi she's worth the price of

00:52:08.500 admission but with her guests uh that night uh what a uh star-studded show definitely and you can buy

00:52:15.540 your tickets uh to watch via zoom or to go in person to the canada canada christian college and

00:52:20.980 tickets are only ten dollars so you know that's like a starbucks drink really absolutely and you

00:52:26.660 know that venue it is run uh by our uh good friend uh dr charles mcveedy i'm telling you folks i think

00:52:36.100 this is one of the most if not the most technologically rich venues to see these speakers

00:52:44.020 i mean it i felt with the introductions with the smoke the lights the music i thought it was i was

00:52:50.340 like a wwe show yes or like a basketball like championship oh it was amazing it is fantastic

00:52:57.540 so uh good on charles for uh being part of uh creating that venue so there's your answer any

00:53:03.060 more chats there uh mrs producer olivia oh yeah we are this is from analisa 1964 thank you for your

00:53:10.180 ten dollars hello sweet menzie is that my me too moment virtually oh my should we call hr and alisa

00:53:19.300 i hope one day i get to meet you because you are so super nice much more nice than you should be

00:53:26.900 i think we have a couple more chats here to get through this is from cushy 1124 thank you for your

00:53:32.740 five dollars the best part of how happy patrick looked to be interviewed until he heard you were from

00:53:37.700 rebel uh that's funny guarantee he wouldn't have an issue if you were leafs tv the hypocrisy well you

00:53:43.940 know rebel news we like to show you guys the other side of the story and ask those tough questions and

00:53:48.180 i think politicians just don't like that you know what uh patrick brown if you or one of your spies is

00:53:54.020 watching this live stream i'm going to throw out that offer again i'll dust off the pads get onto the

00:53:59.460 ice we'll have a little one-on-one loser leaves canada how about that you think he'll go for that

00:54:07.380 jeez what if i let the gold i was just gonna say what if you lose no i'm gonna veto that idea okay

00:54:15.620 i think we have one more chat here all right this is from johnston666 thank you for your one dollar

00:54:22.580 david is damn hilarious and his reporting in his reporting on p brown can you guys meet up again he

00:54:28.180 probably misses you david yeah well you know what i can tell you sir we did meet up again in that 0.96

00:54:35.380 summer of 2020 we kept going back to the rink just to show you what a coward patrick brown was

00:54:40.740 he started changing the days and times in which uh he was uh playing pickup but there's so many people

00:54:48.180 in his city that hate him we were always being informed of the new information and in september

00:54:55.220 of 2020 um as he and his berry buddies were playing hockey in a city facility while the kids

00:55:04.820 of brampton were locked out of uh all the playgrounds and sports facilities the police were called and it

00:55:12.020 was something like i think four or five cruisers security um came as well and i was arrested handcuffed

00:55:19.940 stuff in a cruiser i wasn't even in the rink folks i was on the parking lot of a taxpayer-funded

00:55:26.340 recreation facility the earns cliff center i do believe and just recently guess what uh we won our

00:55:35.140 case in court the crown uh prudently decided thanks to the advice of our wonderful ottawa lawyer david amber

00:55:43.540 that there was no reasonable grounds of prosecution so the charges were dropped rebel wins brown loses

00:55:51.540 yet again and thank goodness because forget about the fine forget about something on my record etc

00:55:58.740 if we have a society and it comes back to what this is all about the the freedom passport if we have a

00:56:05.780 society in which you walk on a taxpayer funded parking lot to practice journalism and that's a crime while

00:56:13.060 the real crime is going on indoors at least a bylaw crime that's a very sad situation natasha

00:56:19.860 that's a scary situation for sure you know it just speaks to how our government rules for the not for

00:56:25.460 me right a hundred percent um which we've seen throughout the pandemic yes quite endlessly it is

00:56:31.220 an ongoing theme and i think you know when the dust settles and the smoke clears natasha i think

00:56:38.180 there really should be royal commission struck to investigate how governments worked during this

00:56:44.980 pandemic um bureaucracies worked and most importantly of all how chief medical health officers worked in

00:56:54.180 terms of shutting down businesses throwing people out of work and i base this on the hypocrisy of it all

00:57:02.420 in toronto november 2020 the adamson barbecue uh dr cruella davila in toronto decided oh no uh adam

00:57:10.740 skelly you can't operate a barbecue restaurant when literally 300 or so meters down the road was a costco

00:57:17.860 cooking up their food nothing to see here folks i think there has to be a day of reckoning almost like

00:57:23.860 a truth and reconciliation commission yeah justice definitely does need to be served um and hopefully the

00:57:30.340 next leader of the conservative party can help serve that justice and hopefully it won't be served at

00:57:35.700 the times square diner because you'll need a vax pass to get in to chew down on that right now uh you'll

00:57:41.940 have to settle for today's special uh kovid karen on a bun with fries doesn't sound good to me

00:57:50.180 oh we have one more chat here fantastic uh this is from bill cf7 thank you for your dollar uh david

00:57:55.700 does brown have to resign as mayor to run for i guess uh the leader of the conservative party i

00:58:03.300 you know what that's a great question and um i'm going to look into it i'm not going to spread fake

00:58:08.020 news uh because the convention is september 10th you know to for the conservatives that weekend to choose

00:58:15.060 a leader the um municipal elections this year 2022 in ontario i believe are in october right so if

00:58:25.060 if he flames out i should say when he flames out um would he still be allowed uh to run i i think

00:58:32.980 you can take you know and i'm not sure but what do you think uh natasha can you recuse yourself a

00:58:39.860 temporary leave of absence without giving up your gig yeah this is a bit outside of my scope i'm not

00:58:45.540 too i'm not too sure either but it's definitely worth looking into okay yeah fantastic yeah it is i

00:58:51.620 i my if i had to bet if i was a gambling man and i am i would say uh he can keep his gig because

00:59:02.020 there's no way i could see patrick brown making that kind of a sacrifice and we have some uh some

00:59:08.660 more chats there yeah two more here i think

00:59:11.700 i think i think they're just having a little so there we go from fraser mcburney thank you for

00:59:22.100 your five dollars facts are no matter who becomes leader of the conservative party the conservatives

00:59:27.940 are at best a liberal party that's fair yeah i think under uh sheer and o'toole um it was they drifted

00:59:38.020 left of center a hundred percent um that's why i think we need a populace that's why we need a

00:59:45.060 a really a true blue conservative and isn't the proof in the pudding natasha the last two times

00:59:52.180 despite all the scandal in justin trudeau's closet right from blackface to how he handled snc lavelin

01:00:01.300 to grope gate uh the list goes on neither sheer nor o'toole could oust this guy from office

01:00:10.740 um so the proof is in the pudding like i said you can't go liberal light it doesn't work no no especially

01:00:18.820 now i think like i said earlier as we've seen from the convoy people people really want a conservative

01:00:24.980 leader like a true conservative and i think i think that's what the people deserve at this point too

01:00:30.100 i agree and also more proof in that proverbial pudding folks look at how well in terms of of

01:00:35.940 a percentage of a vote that the people's party of canada did now granted they didn't get a single

01:00:42.980 uh mp elected and and i was kind of surprised because i thought there was a good chance that

01:00:47.860 marxie maxine bernier would uh reclaim bose quebec uh it wasn't to be but still uh especially with those

01:00:56.820 in the mainstream media this was shocking uh the increase in percentage and i can tell you if erin

01:01:03.620 o'toole was echoing some of the planks of uh maxine bernier for example defunding the cbc which he

01:01:13.300 would approach like the third rail in a transit system it'd be way too uh controversial for him

01:01:19.860 those percentage points those votes could have gone to him yeah but he sacrificed it yeah i think

01:01:25.620 especially because he didn't have a very bold stance on the vaccine passports like he was very

01:01:30.900 wishy-washy about that and i think that that anchored a lot of people rightfully so well he was wishy-washy

01:01:35.940 on everything yeah i mean he uh he did more uh flip-flops than the dolphin at marine land okay i mean

01:01:43.700 and seriously he was against the liberals gun grab and then he pivoted on that i'm supported he was against

01:01:51.300 a client a carbon tax and then he pivoted on that so who are you voting for right and by every

01:01:58.980 benchmark folks the number of votes um the percentage of votes the number of mps elected in the um greater

01:02:08.740 toronto area and the 905 erin o'toole failed you know compared to um uh mr sheer so um again do we

01:02:18.020 want to go down that road a third time that's the definition of insanity yeah learn from your

01:02:22.500 mistakes learn from your mistakes and we have another one uh mr no okay and by the way i should

01:02:30.820 check whoa look at that it flew by so quickly was it good for you oh it was fine it was lots of fun

01:02:39.620 david well you were a wonderful replacement for uh sheila gun read and natasha so thank you so much

01:02:46.020 oh thank you and um sheila and i will be back on tuesday and thursday of next week uh there will be

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Rebel News Podcast - March 10, 2022

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