Rebel News Podcast - DAILY ｜ COVID Passports in NYC, Quack Team of Aussie Docs

00:00:00.000 Hi everybody, Ezra Levant here. How you doing? 12 noon Eastern time. Every day at this time,

00:00:27.720 we do a live stream. What a pleasure to be back with you. I do it Monday, Wednesday, Friday.

00:00:32.120 My colleagues do it Tuesday and Thursday. We cover the news of the day. We started this when the

00:00:37.580 lockdowns came and the pandemic came because there was so much to talk about and we just kept

00:00:43.520 doing it. We also have shows every night at 8 p.m. Eastern time. I do a daily show called the

00:00:49.020 Ezra Levant show and every week my friends David Menzies, Andrew Chapados and Sheila Gunn-Reed

00:00:53.840 do a weekly show too. But these noon time shows are sort of easy peasy, unscripted,

00:01:00.920 often just treatments of casual videos we see on social media, Twitter, whatever.

00:01:06.860 And we do have the feedback from you, our viewers. We're broadcasting simultaneously on four different

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00:01:39.540 too. I think that there's two stories I want to cover today. The story of our age is how it went

00:01:50.240 from social distancing to masking to forced vaccines. And by forced vaccines, I mean what's

00:02:01.160 called vaccine passports, vaccine proof, proof of vaccination. It all has different names,

00:02:05.880 but it's asking healthy people private medical questions about whether or not they've taken

00:02:11.960 these vaccines, none of which are approved by the FDA. There is no vaccine that has yet been

00:02:18.640 approved by the FDA, none. There's a bunch of vaccines that are being studied that are undergoing

00:02:26.500 testing. You could call them experiments. And I hope those experiments succeed, by the way.

00:02:32.400 But on an emergency basis only, the FDA has authorized the use of these unapproved meds.

00:02:41.040 So they're not approved. Imagine saying to a perfectly healthy person, you can't come in this

00:02:47.920 restaurant, you can't come in this airline, you can't come to this university, you can't live in

00:02:52.480 this apartment unless you prove that you've taken a medicine that has not yet been approved by the

00:03:01.040 FDA. And for a disease that, depending on your age and other demographic information,

00:03:09.280 poses next to no threat to you. As I pointed out the other day, in all of 2021,

00:03:16.640 zero people in the province of Alberta under the age of 20 have died from the virus. Zero.

00:03:20.960 In all of Ontario, about 15 million people. There's 3 million people under the age of 20.

00:03:29.600 Since the pandemic started, a grand total of three people have passed away in that age group.

00:03:33.920 So about one, sorry, four people. So 3 million people under age 20, four passed away, literally a

00:03:40.480 one in a million risk. And you're going to say to people, healthy people, you can't go to school,

00:03:48.480 get a job, go to a restaurant, go to a theater, travel, unless you take an experimental med for

00:03:55.840 a disease that has a one in a million death rate for kids. Are you crazy? No, because it's not about 0.99

00:04:02.400 health, it's about control. The United Kingdom has been terrible because their prime minister

00:04:10.960 is like a weather vane flopping in the wind, absolutely inconstant. I used to like Boris Johnson

00:04:23.120 when he was a columnist for various newspapers and magazines because he's so funny and he's charming

00:04:31.520 and he has a way with words and like a lot of hucksters. And you know, I've learned a little

00:04:40.800 bit about who he is. And I mean, one thing about him is he's an extreme philanderer. 0.93

00:04:48.160 And I think that goes with him just saying anything to anyone at any time.

00:04:52.000 And why is that relevant? Why am I bringing up his personal life? Because I think it goes to his

00:04:58.880 nature, which is in the minute he really believes something. So if he's saying to this mistress,

00:05:04.160 I love you, he probably means it in that minute. And if he's promising to be loyal to that woman,

00:05:13.360 he probably meant it for the minute he said it. So when he says, we're not going to have vaccine

00:05:19.520 passports, which he said. He did mean it probably because like a seat cushion, he retained the

00:05:26.320 impression of whoever last sat on him, whoever last whispered in his ear. And so he flip-flopped

00:05:34.720 on Vax passports and they took a hard line against giving this experimental vaccine to children.

00:05:42.560 And of course he probably meant it when he said it, but they flip-flopped on that too. I think it's

00:05:48.160 it's demoralizing when the state gaslights you like that, when they promise they'll never do

00:05:53.920 something and they change it. And I think that might actually be, you know, just an unintended

00:06:01.200 consequence of having liars or people of poor character in high office. But it could also possibly

00:06:08.960 be a strategy of the government to so demoralize the people to get them used to not being represented,

00:06:16.000 to get them used to just obeying as subjects as opposed to being citizens where you feel like

00:06:23.040 you have some sort of a bond or promise when someone says, I will not bring in Vax passports, 1.00

00:06:30.320 I will not use these experimental meds on kids. And then they break that promise

00:06:37.280 like Boris Johnson swapping one mistress for the next. It teaches you your place.

00:06:45.440 Um, you're just a mistress. You're not, you have no, you have no standing, you have no authority, 1.00

00:06:50.320 you have no permanence, you're not important. He'll try and charm you for a day, but that's it.

00:06:56.640 So, um, Isabel Oakeshott, who's just one of the, there's some great commentators in the UK. Neil

00:07:03.840 Oliver is, uh, by far my favorite. He's with GB news. Um, every week he does a wonderful monologue,

00:07:10.480 but Isabel Oakeshott had this to say about vaccinated kids. Let's take a look.

00:07:13.840 I'm wondering what has actually changed about the risks to children since the joint committee

00:07:20.480 on immunizations and vaccinations made their decision two weeks ago. And the answer is nothing

00:07:25.120 has changed. Of course, it's the politics that have changed and they've come under huge pressure

00:07:30.080 from the politicians to recommend routine vaccination. And I'm just wondering what is

00:07:36.160 the point of a so-called independent panel of medical experts, if they change their mind like

00:07:41.280 this under political pressure, that's basically just discrediting themselves. And my other thought on

00:07:48.000 this is that this government just routinely tells us one thing one week by way of reassurance. Oh,

00:07:56.640 we're going to follow the advice of the experts. We're not going to recommend vaccinating children.

00:08:02.080 And then they'll change their view. And I just think it's such an insult to voters and it really is

00:08:10.400 undermining the trust in politicians, which is a wider problem. It's not a party political point.

00:08:17.600 I'm not a member of any political party. I never have been. I'm a political journalist. I say it as

00:08:22.480 I see it. But what I observe from this government is lies and lies and lies. They tell us one thing and

00:08:30.800 then they do another. And it's not a word to use lightly, but it is, as I see it, what is happening

00:08:38.960 here. And I just think it is so wrong. And, you know, we all appreciate these are really difficult

00:08:46.240 decisions. I don't envy politicians in this position. There are some really finely balanced

00:08:52.240 judgments to make. So just level with people, just level with people, tell them these are the facts,

00:08:59.280 these are the risks, these are the benefits. Now it's up to you to make a judgment as you see fit,

00:09:06.000 particularly for parents. Make the right judgment for your children. We're not going to bully you.

00:09:11.280 We're not going to coerce you. We're not going to give you anything.

00:09:13.680 This is Bill Oakshot. I think the lying and the flip-flopping is a personality expression of Boris Johnson.

00:09:24.800 But I think its cumulative effect, the demoralization of people, is to destroy

00:09:31.840 their expectations of a government that represents them, that's accountable to them.

00:09:36.960 And I think it's slipping away to authoritarianism. The worst in the world,

00:09:44.960 of course, is in Australia. I want to show you three. This is a little montage put together by

00:09:52.160 a great Australian video journalist named Rakshan. I forget his last name. He's sort of casual friends

00:09:59.360 with our buddy Avi Amini down there. And he's been hassled by police, not as badly as Avi has been.

00:10:09.200 Rakshan is his name, really good. And so he just put these three public health tyrants together.

00:10:15.120 They're all middle-aged, drab women, public health bureaucrats. And is it a coincidence that so many public 1.00

00:10:24.720 health tyrants are women? I don't know if it's a coincidence, but it's an observation on my part.

00:10:31.840 And I think that the feminine form of fascism is probably different than the masculine form.

00:10:37.920 I think the masculine form of fascism is police physically attacking lockdown protesters,

00:10:45.760 physically attacking people without masks. That's the masculine expression of fascism. It's

00:10:51.120 physical. It's violent. It doesn't try to explain things. It's irrational. The violence is the ratio.

00:10:59.760 The violence is the argument. Feminine fascism and public health fascism is sort of nanny state-ism. 1.00

00:11:09.840 It feels superstitious and old wives tale-y. I know that these three public health officers I'm about

00:11:14.960 to show you have credentials. But what they're saying here, don't talk to people, don't order things online.

00:11:24.800 There's someone talking about don't touch a soccer ball. What? You just made that up. You just made that up.

00:11:34.480 And you're insisting everyone call you doctor. And you're saying it's the science. But you just made that up.

00:11:42.080 And you're different than the masculine fascists who come with their truncheons. But you're a feminine fascist 0.99

00:11:50.880 who is trying to mother people who are not your own children. You want to give advice to your own patient, 0.98

00:11:59.040 go ahead, but I'm not your patient. You want to tell your own children, don't touch a soccer ball or football.

00:12:04.480 OK, you're a weird mum, but I'm not your minor child. You're telling me not to talk to people and not be friendly.

00:12:12.320 You just made that up because you're just sort of daydreaming and trying to be chatty. 0.94

00:12:19.440 Take a look at these three feminine fascists. 1.00

00:12:21.600 Think about whether you need to do online shopping this week. Do you need those people out in the 0.85

00:12:32.640 community delivering packages and things? Maybe just leave them for a week and click and collect.

00:12:39.600 Do you really need that furniture that I know you can go and click and collect, which is safer

00:12:45.520 absolutely than going into the store? We're looking at the seating at the moment. And of course,

00:12:51.280 we're looking at the ball because sometimes the ball, not that I've been to many football games,

00:12:56.160 I have noticed occasionally it does get kicked into the crowd. And we are working through the

00:13:01.680 details of what that will mean. If you are at Adelaide Oval and the ball comes towards you,

00:13:06.960 my advice to you is to duck and just do not touch that ball.

00:13:10.560 We leave our house that anyone with us and anyone we come into contact with

00:13:16.320 could convey the virus. So whilst it is a human nature to engage in conversation with others,

00:13:25.360 to be friendly, unfortunately, this is not the time to do that. So even if you run into your next

00:13:32.320 door neighbour in the shopping centre, in the Coles, whilst you're at Coles Awards or Aldi or any other

00:13:39.280 grocery shop, don't start up a conversation.

00:13:52.560 That's Rakshan's editing there. Looks like he's got another video about masks. So I'm a bit of an

00:13:59.440 amateur when it comes to Australia. I've only visited once. I like my visit there. It's so very far away.

00:14:04.240 It's not a place you can just hop on a plane and be there overnight. It really is a 24-hour journey

00:14:10.000 from where I am. So I try and understand it through our daily video call with Avi Yamini. Avi is based

00:14:17.840 in Melbourne, which I think is a 10-hour time zone difference from us. So we call him every day at 5

00:14:24.320 p.m. Eastern, which I think is 7 a.m. the next day in Melbourne. So he's in his PJs and he takes the

00:14:29.760 video call in his PJs and it's pretty funny. But we talk to him every single day because

00:14:35.040 he's an integral part of our team and we want him to know that and vice versa. So we learn a little

00:14:39.840 bit about Australia through him and through his videos and we have other Australians on our team

00:14:46.400 now too. We have Alexandra Marshall who writes written pieces for us down under and we are actively

00:14:57.600 recruiting an on-camera journalist in Sydney, the major city in New South Wales. So those three

00:15:08.160 middle-aged women you saw there who looked like they could be sisters almost. One was from Queensland,

00:15:15.120 one was from South Australia, one was New South Wales.

00:15:20.960 One of them said don't order it, don't go out of your house, but also don't order anything to your house.

00:15:27.040 Really? So just sort of stay at home and have no deliveries. So don't go out, but don't just...

00:15:35.840 I think she made that up because there's no science there.

00:15:39.040 Did she feel the need just to fill the dead air, like she just felt the need to kibitz,

00:15:45.600 like she's just gossiping with the gals or something? The one from South Australia,

00:15:50.640 I've never been to a football match, that's what they call soccer there,

00:15:54.560 but I understand sometimes the ball gets kicked into the crowd, don't touch it.

00:15:58.560 Yeah, I don't think you ever have been to a football match, and I don't think there's any science there.

00:16:06.320 I think you're like a mum saying to a child, don't touch that football, it's not yours,

00:16:13.120 and then you just said it and now you have to think it like that. There's no science there.

00:16:17.520 That's an appeal to authority, which is what mums do. Mums and dads, 1.00

00:16:23.600 and I'm speaking stereotypically, it's not true in every case, but I think dads typically encourage

00:16:36.080 risk-taking and mums typically resist risk-taking. And John Stossel had a wonderful video about this 0.86

00:16:43.840 about a decade ago about why do women live longer than men? And one of the answers, I know it sounds 0.99

00:16:50.720 trite, is because women don't take stupid risks in life. They also don't work in such dangerous and 1.00

00:16:57.920 risky professions. There's a lot of reasons why women live longer than men. One of the reasons is 1.00

00:17:06.640 that I think there's a protective nature in women that says don't do stupid things. Men, I think, are more 0.99

00:17:15.440 risk-oriented, adventurous. I think there's some reasons why most extreme sports are men. The first

00:17:24.560 astronauts are men. And saying the patriarchy, I don't think, answers it. I think there's a certain

00:17:29.920 risk orientation. And it's that yin and yang that makes parenting such an adventure because,

00:17:37.200 you know, mum and dad have different points of view on things. I know that from my own life.

00:17:42.560 But what you saw there was the unvarnished femininity of public health fascism. That

00:17:52.640 you have a bunch of mums who look like their kids are sort of grown up a bit, so they miss saying,

00:17:58.880 don't touch that. Wash your hands. Oh, don't do that. Oh, you know, don't eat that off the floor.

00:18:07.040 You drop that. Like mums whose maternal instinct is to protect. And that's wonderful when it's their

00:18:15.520 own children they're protecting or when they're frankly stepping on the brake pedal when the husband

00:18:22.240 steps on the gas pedal. You give that same maternal instinct, you apply it to the entire world who are

00:18:30.800 not your children. In fact, who are not children at all, who are grown ups. Oh, that fell on the

00:18:36.960 ground. Don't eat that. Yeah, it could be good advice. But I'm my own human, my own citizen. You're

00:18:44.400 not my mum. And I choose to disagree with you. Well, you can't anymore because I'm not just an

00:18:50.240 overprotective mum and a worry wart and a scold, but now I have the power of the state behind me.

00:18:57.200 And if you don't like my soft fascism, my feminine fascism, let me introduce you to the police side

00:19:03.600 of the equation, which is mainly men. And they'll club you over the head with a baton if you don't 0.98

00:19:08.480 get it. They'll pepper spray you maybe. And we've seen that. So we've seen both sides of the fascism 0.98

00:19:14.160 in Australia. Our own reporter, Avi Amini, has been arrested many times.

00:19:20.320 Could you imagine that one woman from New South Wales? Don't be friendly. Don't start a conversation 1.00

00:19:28.880 with your neighbor. Is there any science there? Or are you just, you're making this up? Do you believe

00:19:39.520 those chatty Cathy's? Follow that rule themselves? I don't think, I don't think you could get a word

00:19:45.520 in edgewise. Imagine going out for lunch with those ladies. There'd be a lot of white wine. 1.00

00:19:51.280 And at first they'd be all very prissy. And then three bottles in, they'd be hitting on the waiter.

00:19:56.960 You know? I mean, I don't think you could get a word in edgewise. Don't be friendly. Don't start up a

00:20:05.840 conversation. Are you projecting just a teeny tiny bit? Um, it's incredible that these people are now,

00:20:14.560 um, are unelected tyrants. Just incredible to me. Just the worst.

00:20:24.560 Um, I mean, listen, it's not, I'm not saying that there's a universal divide between the feminine and

00:20:34.000 masculine expressions of public health tyranny. Um, but it is remarkable that I go promise by

00:20:40.080 promise. You got Bonnie Henry in British Columbia. You got Dina Hinshaw in Alberta. You have Teresa Tam

00:20:46.000 at the federal level. Obviously there are men as well. Here's a man named Francis Collins,

00:20:51.920 who again, is just making stuff up. Just, just making it up. Take a listen.

00:20:55.040 It's clear that this variant is capable of causing serious illness in children. Uh, you have heard

00:21:04.640 those stories coming out of Louisiana pediatric ICUs, where there are kids as young as a few months

00:21:11.040 old who are sick from this. That is rare. Certainly younger people are less likely to fall ill, but

00:21:16.400 anybody who tries to tell you, ah, you don't have to worry about it if you're a young, healthy person.

00:21:20.720 There's many counter examples all around us now. Well, so yeah, you do need to think about it.

00:21:26.000 And that's the reason why the recommendations are, uh, for kids under 12, uh, that they avoid being 0.71

00:21:32.080 in places where they might get infected, which means recommendations of mask wearing in schools

00:21:37.200 and that at home, uh, parents of unvaccinated kids should be thoughtful about this. And the

00:21:42.400 recommendation is to wear masks there as well. Let me just follow up. I know that's uncomfortable.

00:21:46.720 I know it seems weird, but it is the best way to protect your kids. But I just, again,

00:21:51.440 want to fully under. He made that up. He made that up.

00:22:00.800 There is not a single scientific study that shows that if you are living in the same home as your

00:22:07.520 children, you should wear a mask at home. That's if everyone's healthy. Like I, I would dispute even

00:22:15.360 if someone had the Rona, but he just made that up. Um,

00:22:27.440 could you imagine the, the mental stress, the alienation, if you have children and their parents

00:22:33.520 put on protective gear to approach them? I, he looks like he's around 65,

00:22:42.720 70. So I don't think he's had children in the house for a long time. So maybe he's forgotten

00:22:47.840 what it's like to be a loving parent, uh, to smile at your children, to greet them, to listen to them,

00:22:55.200 to talk to them, maybe make silly jokes or funny faces at them.

00:22:58.400 Imagine if you treat your child like a source of danger or like a risky person that you put on a

00:23:06.560 fricking hazmat suit to approach them. That is not only fake advice, it is dangerous advice. And yet

00:23:15.520 that guy is a boss. He's a boss, a public health boss, and a public health propagandist. And I think

00:23:25.120 he'd fit in just perfect with those three Australian ladies who lunch. Um, and you know, he's serious.

00:23:33.600 You know, he's not just trying to be a Bill Nye, the science guy to get rich because like all serious

00:23:41.120 doctors do, he writes a song, um, which really captures the nuances of the, of the science. Here he

00:23:48.960 is, uh, singing. Sorry about this has gone too. It's a family show. Heck poof, Corona virus came from

00:23:59.040 overseas, infecting folks across the land, Seattle, NYC, poof, Corona virus called COVID-19 quickly

00:24:11.840 spread like a wildfire. Now we're in quarantine. Now no one can travel or even leave their homes.

00:24:21.680 Schools are closed. All kids must know avoid the danger zones. We all must do our part to protect the

00:24:30.160 the ones we love. So if you meet at least six feet and handle doors with gloves, oh, poof, Corona virus came

00:24:40.960 from overseas, infecting folks across the land, Seattle, NYC, poof, Corona virus called COVID-19 quickly spread

00:24:54.400 like wildfire. Now we're in quarantine. We miss our camp. Fantastic. And joining in the fun,

00:25:04.960 but nasty little virus says don't care for anyone. An historic pandemic of it's like we've never known

00:25:15.760 proof Corona virus, how quickly it has grown. We will all get through it.

00:25:24.000 But things won't be the same. But things won't be the same. What will we learn from this dark turn?

00:25:29.680 How will our lives be changed? COVID might be scary, but hope is on the scene. We'll beat Corona virus when

00:25:41.760 we have that vaccine. Oh, yeah, I'm sorry. I made you listen to so much of that. He's actually not a

00:25:58.160 terrible singer or guitar player. I mean, I'd say he's pretty amateur and I certainly wouldn't recommend

00:26:03.680 he performs for anyone other than his family or let's say campfires. But would you agree with me

00:26:12.160 that he's having the time of his life? That that man is living his best life? That far from being a dark

00:26:19.040 time, as he says in his song, the Corona virus is the best thing that ever happened to him.

00:26:26.560 What was that channel he was on? Was that CNN? Whatever. CNN, MSNBC. Did anyone even know who

00:26:36.080 Francis Collins was 18 months ago? He's a pretty mediocre singer songwriter better than me.

00:26:43.440 Would anyone in the world have listened to that? Were it not for this? And what's interesting in Alberta

00:26:53.360 right now, Alberta, Canada, which has removed all the vestiges of lockdown, is now treating

00:26:59.680 the virus as an endemic problem like the flu or anything else. And yeah, take care of yourself,

00:27:05.120 but they're not going to engage in the daily fear porn press conferences and whatnot.

00:27:09.760 Yeah. The hardest hit with the end of lockdown are the TV doctors. Every doctor who thought they would

00:27:23.440 be a regular TV star who would have the love and respect of the whole community because they were the

00:27:31.680 experts who were scaring us. And then on the other hand, giving us the solution. They really had it

00:27:40.320 all. They created the fear and then they offered the solution to the fear. And you heard it there.

00:27:46.240 Francis Collins is a vaccine salesman.

00:27:48.320 I just find it amazing. All these TV doctors are raging against Alberta. You know, 0.92

00:28:02.640 doctors, there's a lot of different kinds of doctors. There's a family doctor, typically called a

00:28:08.560 general practitioner. Then there's specialists. And some specialties are very intensive and very

00:28:16.640 dangerous even. Like, imagine being a brain surgeon. It's a little bit different than being a GP

00:28:23.280 or a dermatologist. Being an anesthetist, extremely. Some of these medical specialties are so,

00:28:32.080 you have to be the best because the margin for error when you're doing some of these things is so small

00:28:37.760 that it's like that old movie, the right stuff above the American space program. If you're a jet fighter

00:28:49.840 pilot, if you're an astronaut, you need an enormous amount of confidence. And I would say even some

00:28:58.720 arrogance. You don't want your arrogance to go so far that it exceeds your ability. But if you are doing

00:29:05.120 brain surgery, if you're doing things that have to be perfect, you'd better not have self-doubt.

00:29:14.240 You'd better not be easily scared. And you'd better be a leader. Like, you're in the surgical suite.

00:29:21.360 You've got this team around. It's not just the doctor. It's all these nurses. And you know, you have to

00:29:28.160 call for, like, you're running a team there. And some of these surgeries can be many hours long.

00:29:34.720 What's my point? Is you actually want your doctor, I think, to be a little bit arrogant.

00:29:43.920 Because you want the best of the best. And the best of the best typically says, I'm the best.

00:29:49.040 I think you want that in your fighter pilots, in your jet pilots. I think you want that in certain

00:29:55.200 high-performance professions. You don't want a man wracked with self-doubt, do you?

00:30:03.040 But again, like those ladies who lunch in Australia there, who are just making stuff up, 1.00

00:30:09.440 there's a downside to hubris, which is, it's fine to be confident. But the great thing about

00:30:17.120 how we relate to doctors until 18 months ago is it's a voluntary relationship.

00:30:22.560 You know, the phrase, doctor's orders, well, they're orders, but you don't actually have to

00:30:28.000 follow them. In fact, you've probably heard the phrase, I'd like a second opinion. Because maybe

00:30:35.040 there's another doctor who's arrogant, confident, smart, they're all smart, who has a different

00:30:41.840 point of view. So we use the phrase doctor's orders, it's what the doctor orders, but it's actually not,

00:30:48.160 doesn't have the force of a court order. And we know that even if a doctor is absolutely certain

00:30:54.560 that he's right, that he might not be, which is why we allow second opinions. That's a thing.

00:31:01.200 But what the pandemic has done is it's allowed this natural hubris that I think can be quite positive

00:31:07.360 in a doctor. It's married that to the propaganda of the state, these TV doctors, and the fascism of the

00:31:16.240 state, the police. And I think it's been the worst of all worlds. These TV doctors who were the king

00:31:28.800 of their little kingdom, but it was often a small kingdom. Their patients who would obey them, their

00:31:35.200 surgical staff who would operate with them. But now they can operate on the whole world.

00:31:40.240 And now you can't get a second opinion. You can't get a second opinion on COVID in Canada.

00:31:46.240 Social media won't let you say it. There's no second opinion. There's, there's not a,

00:31:50.400 there's no opposition party in Canada that's opposed to the lockdowns. Alberta, after eight,

00:31:55.280 nine months of insanity, has returned to sanity. And all these bullies are raging. 0.83

00:32:00.880 I am sorry that I, that I showed you so much of that Puff the Magic Dragon song,

00:32:12.880 which is actually a really good song, sort of hippie song from the sixties or seventies.

00:32:19.520 So absolutely, of course, that's the one that Francis Collins was going to choose,

00:32:24.080 because that's what all the hippies, you could just tell what he was like 30 years ago.

00:32:27.040 So I'm going to read some comments on MVP 9337. YouTube suspended Sky News Australia for

00:32:34.080 misinformation. No one is safe. Yeah, we broke that story. Avi Amini broke that story over the weekend.

00:32:41.680 Sky News Australia is owned by News Corp, or it's affiliated with it, which is affiliated with

00:32:46.320 Fox News Channel in America. Rupert Murdoch, most powerful media mogul in Australia,

00:32:55.360 one of the most powerful in America. YouTube has no problem suspending them.

00:33:01.600 Why would they suspend Donald Trump, the president of the United States? Do you think they care about Sky News?

00:33:07.680 On Rumble, HAWMC, masking kids as child abuse. Well, I really think it is from a psychological point of view.

00:33:14.640 It doesn't, you know, kids are at such low risk, zero, there's been zero fatalities of kids under,

00:33:23.440 and kids, I mean, anyone under 20 in Alberta this year. Since the pandemic started, a grand total of four

00:33:28.880 kids in, four people under 20 in Ontario have died from the virus. What is the social, psychological,

00:33:35.520 developmental, speech pathology, the depression, the suicide of masks, especially amongst kids? It's

00:33:46.560 tough enough being a teen. Imagine this. Rumble, on the bit, yeah, we don't need such torture. Sorry,

00:33:56.080 I showed so much of that. Yeah. Rumble, daughter of Narcissus, I'm not a doctor, I just play one on TV.

00:34:02.320 Yeah, there's this one guy who calls himself Dr. Eric Fagelding, and he's a lockdown extremist.

00:34:09.360 He's not an MD, but he's verified, and he's got that blue check mark on Twitter, he calls himself

00:34:15.440 doctor. He's not a medical doctor. Super U, anti-liberal, what a crazy world, Bonnie Henry,

00:34:22.160 getting the order of British Columbia, reward for failures. Oh, well, and she had time to write a book.

00:34:27.200 She had a time to write a book about herself and what a great job she's doing in the pandemic. So you,

00:34:32.000 you know it's an emergency. You know, I try and write books, and I manage to get one out every year.

00:34:37.920 It is the worst thing in my life, writing a book. It takes so much time, and I complain about it,

00:34:43.040 and I procrastinate, and I just stare at the computer, and I go and get a snack, and I check

00:34:49.040 the internet, and before you know it, another day passes, and I haven't written a word. Maybe not

00:34:54.000 everyone is like that, but writing a book, I find, is extremely hard. And I have my own life. I'm not running

00:34:59.920 an emergency response to a pandemic. If it's such an emergency, do you really have time? You know,

00:35:05.200 when you hire someone who has a full-time job, that means they give you their time. I mean,

00:35:10.720 you're not commanding their time at night, I suppose. But it doesn't sound like much of an

00:35:15.200 emergency if you can crank out a book in the middle of an emergency. Isn't that something you

00:35:19.840 wait till afterwards? Like, I mean, you can jot down some notes at night, but you actually wrote,

00:35:27.120 and published, and launched, and promoted a book before the crisis is over. Isn't that,

00:35:32.880 don't you wait till it's over, and then tell the story? Incredible.

00:35:37.840 New York City. Vaccine passports for restaurants and gyms. You know, I love New York City. I haven't

00:35:51.360 been there in over a year. It's a very multiracial, multicultural place, a lot of new immigrants.

00:35:59.040 It's really a fascinating, it's a unique city, as you know. And one of the things I've learned

00:36:04.880 recently is that vaccination rates for new immigrants and for minorities is much lower

00:36:13.440 than for whites, especially wealthy white people. So in New York, you have a bit of everything. You've got

00:36:22.880 millionaires, you've got billionaires, you've got some of the finest hospitals in the world. New York

00:36:28.560 probably has, you know, pound for pound the finest hospitals in the world. There's so many teaching

00:36:33.280 universities there. So if you were to say, you can't come in here unless you're vaccinated,

00:36:40.800 a Marxist applying a racial critique would say, okay, so that's, you're saying white people only,

00:36:47.840 or white people mainly, because, and another person would say, well, where are you going to,

00:36:52.960 where are you going to eat, you know, at these restaurants? Where are you going to get your cooks,

00:36:56.640 and your dishwashers, and your busboys? Because again, I'm just speaking from observation,

00:37:02.240 those low income, you know, first rung on the ladder jobs in New York, they're often taken

00:37:08.240 by minorities and new immigrants, new immigrants of any race. You know, what's a job you take when you 0.99

00:37:14.160 don't have good English skills, and maybe you don't have a formal education? Anyone can wash a dish,

00:37:19.440 you know, maybe you can cook. So how are you going to run a restaurant with vaccine passports 1.00

00:37:26.160 if 50% of your staff aren't vaxxed? And by the way, it's the minorities. Anyway, here's a little 0.99

00:37:32.800 clip on that. Take a look.

00:37:34.080 More performances. So examples right there, dining, fitness, performances, where you see leaders in the

00:37:41.200 private sector already saying clearly, vaccination's the answer, we need these strong, clear mandates.

00:37:47.920 And we've proven that even with outdoor entertainment, it makes sense. Our homecoming

00:37:52.880 concerts are going to be amazing. But if you want to go to one of them, you have to be vaccinated.

00:37:56.960 That's a requirement. Climbing this ladder is giving us more and more ability to fight back

00:38:04.160 the Delta variant. By fighting the Delta variant, we will continue our recovery, and we will ultimately 0.93

00:38:09.040 beat COVID. So today, I announce a new approach, which we're calling the key to NYC pass. The key to

00:38:17.440 New York City. When you hear those words, I want you to imagine the notion that because someone's

00:38:24.320 vaccinated, they can do all the amazing things that are available in this city. This is a miraculous

00:38:30.720 place, literally full of wonders. And if you're vaccinated, all that's going to open up to you. You'll have

00:38:36.560 the key. You can open the door. But if you're unvaccinated, unfortunately, you will not be able

00:38:41.360 to participate in many things. That's the point we're trying to get across. It's time for people

00:38:45.280 to see vaccination as literally necessary to living a good and full and healthy life. The key to NYC pass

00:38:52.800 will be a first in the nation approach. It will require vaccination for workers and customers in indoor

00:39:01.200 dining, in indoor fitness facilities, indoor entertainment facilities. This is going to be

00:39:06.800 a requirement. The only way to patronize these establishments indoors will be if you're vaccinated,

00:39:13.600 at least one dose. The same for folks in terms of work. They'll need at least one dose. This is crucial

00:39:21.760 because we know that this will encourage a lot more vaccination. We've seen it already. We've seen the

00:39:28.400 impact of the mandate we've been put in place for city workers already starting to move people to

00:39:33.360 vaccination. We've obviously seen the positive impact of incentives. That's actually an incredible

00:39:38.240 thing he said. I mean, he was explicit there to go to a restaurant. And I think New York probably has

00:39:48.560 more restaurants than any city in North America. Partly because of what I mentioned before, you know,

00:39:57.840 every different nationality is there. I mean, it's part of the New York experience is restaurants.

00:40:03.680 Partly because, especially in Manhattan, real estate is so expensive that people don't have a lot of space.

00:40:09.920 There's a lot of single people there. So they go out to eat. It's one of the fun parts of New York

00:40:16.400 that's being replaced by DoorDash and Skip the Dishes and other delivery services. But that's not a human

00:40:23.200 way to live. You know, I broke bread with him. That's a way of saying we ate together. It's how we bond with

00:40:31.120 people. Think about it. Every life cycle event, whether it's a wedding feast or a funeral wake

00:40:40.160 or a bar mitzvah or like just every cycle of life event, there's food there. You know, wedding,

00:40:50.000 baby shower or whatever. It's always food because it's what brings people together. It's part of human

00:40:56.320 nature to eat together. And he's saying you cannot do that unless you get a vaccine. And not just that,

00:41:09.680 you can't even be a servant there. Now, what's interesting is that Bill de Blasio, he's a Marxist,

00:41:16.640 he's sort of a sanctuary cities, illegal immigrants, pro-open borders guy. Imagine trying to enforce

00:41:32.160 on your staff proof of a vaccine. So that would be some document, some sort of receipt or something.

00:41:40.880 So you can be an illegal immigrant 0.98

00:41:47.840 and work in Bill de Blasio's New York. You don't have to show ID. You don't have to be legal. You

00:41:53.840 can just do it. But you've got to show your vaccine passport. Do you think that's going to work? 0.55

00:42:02.560 Is he going to be sending immigration or maybe he's going to have vaccines? Like there's, 0.97

00:42:06.320 there are INS Immigration and Naturalist Service. There are various American police forces dedicated

00:42:11.520 to enforcing immigration law. Is he going to get, who's going to enforce this? There are

00:42:17.840 thousands of restaurants in New York. I don't know. Maybe there are tens of thousands.

00:42:22.960 Like, isn't it the best? I mean, there are a lot of them being devastated from last year and a half.

00:42:26.480 Are you, who's going to check? Are, are health inspectors going to check? Are NYPD cops? Hey guys,

00:42:37.440 I know there's some murders and drug deals and shootings and assaults and all those things going

00:42:42.800 on. Can you just take a few cops off those beats and start checking the dishwasher? I hear there's a

00:42:49.440 dishwasher at that local, um, you know, Mexican restaurant. I hear there's a dishwasher there

00:42:59.120 who, uh, isn't vaxxed. Can you send in the, the SWAT team to check? Are you seriously going to enforce

00:43:06.320 that? He said, you have to be vaxxed. But what if you have natural immunity? A lot of Americans have had

00:43:16.960 the virus and have recovered. So that's a natural form of immunity. In fact, it's the most efficacious

00:43:23.600 form of immunity. Sounds like that doesn't apply. What if you have a medical reason you can't take

00:43:30.640 the vaccine? What if you have an allergy to the vaccines and there have been some terrible allergies?

00:43:37.760 You're just banned from the city? What if you have a conscientious reason or a religious reason that you

00:43:43.920 can't? You're just suddenly banned in New York. You were born in New York. You're raised in New York.

00:43:49.920 You have a family in New York. Your roots are in New York. You built a life in New York, maybe built a

00:43:55.040 business. And suddenly this Marxist says you cannot live in the city in any meaningful way. You can't go

00:44:03.920 to a restaurant. You can't go to a gym. You can't go to an event indoors. And I think he even hinted about

00:44:09.760 outdoors. In fact, he talked about a particular outdoor concert at Central Park. You can't do that

00:44:17.360 unless you get a shot, even if you have a medical reason, a conscientious reason, a religious reason.

00:44:23.760 You have a natural immunity. And to hell with your privacy, you now have to show any old bouncer,

00:44:29.280 any bouncer at any club, any doorman. I think I jotted down his words.

00:44:38.720 Literally necessary to enjoy a good life. I think he said those words. I jotted it down sort of

00:44:46.320 quickly. I'm not going to make you play it again. He said it's necessary to enjoy a good life. So without

00:44:53.680 any law, without any debate, without any vote, the mayor of New York just said,

00:45:03.200 he just said it, like he's a king, like he's an emperor. He just said, you're banned from everything

00:45:12.400 in the city unless you buy a vaccine from these experimental vaccines made by Pfizer, Moderna,

00:45:18.720 whatever, none of which have been yet approved by the FDA, whether or not you have natural immunity,

00:45:23.120 whether or not you have a conscientious medical religious exemption. I am the king, and I'm just

00:45:28.400 telling eight million people what they must do, regardless of what their doctor says.

00:45:36.560 To hell with privacy. It's just incredible to me. And it's doubly incredible, given that

00:45:44.960 he's not for ID of any other sort. Not for voting, certainly, not for working.

00:45:56.080 It's incredible.

00:45:59.920 On Rumble, on the bit, says, wow, I'd be moving out of New York.

00:46:04.960 Well, imagine that. I mean, New York is such a singular city. It's such a unique city,

00:46:09.840 a wonderful city. You would probably put up with quite a bit before you felt the need to move,

00:46:16.240 wouldn't you? But they're basically, and by the way, how does that apply to children?

00:46:23.280 Because not even the kookiest Americans yet say that children under 12 should be vaxxed. So

00:46:28.320 you can't take kids out to a restaurant now?

00:46:41.840 Super U, Bird Dog says, just tell you identify as vaxxed. Yeah, absolutely. You can identify as 0.77

00:46:47.920 anything else. Why can't you identify as vaxxed? Super U, evil's advocate. They're expecting the 0.94

00:46:52.640 businesses to do the dirty work. Yeah, yeah. I wonder if they'll enforce it. That'll be quite

00:46:58.240 something. Super U, anti-liberal, many talks, boycott any business that demands your private info.

00:47:05.520 Well, but what if there's only two or three airlines in the country and they all do it?

00:47:11.440 How are you going to travel? You just don't travel anymore? What if it's a university,

00:47:17.040 the university your kid got accepted into, and he can't go there without a jab? What if it's your

00:47:23.760 apartment? So how do you boycott your own apartment if your landlord says it?

00:47:34.480 There was a joke there about

00:47:38.640 identifying as vaxxed. I want to show you just a little clip. Well, there's my phone. I forgot to

00:47:43.440 turn it off. Let me show you a little clip from the Olympics. You know, Laurel Hubbard,

00:47:49.280 born as a man now, identifies as a woman, enters the weightlifting contest at the Olympics

00:47:58.080 in the women's category. He's a failed male weightlifter. If you look at him,

00:48:02.960 he looks ridiculously out of shape. But he represented the quasi-communist country of New Zealand.

00:48:10.160 And it's wonderful that he got crushed, just total loser, totally flamed out. He was never a true 0.96

00:48:20.000 athlete. He was just a political project.

00:48:24.880 And the winners had their moment in the sun. The winners were on, they were on the podium,

00:48:35.920 and then they were at a press conference. And they were asked about their own success,

00:48:41.120 but some loser in the media. So you got the winners there, but someone in the media wanted

00:48:47.680 to talk about this loser Laurel Hubbard. Why would you ask the winners about some joke mascot loser? 1.00

00:48:55.600 Well, because you're a journalist and that's what you do.

00:48:59.440 Take a look at the grace and dignity of these women instead. Take a look.

00:49:05.040 It was a historic night here with Laurel Hubbard competing as the first openly transgender in an 0.98

00:49:11.040 individual event. And I was wondering what you felt about that and what you felt that it took place in your sport.

00:49:27.120 No, thank you.

00:49:27.680 Exactly. No, thank you. You fool. You discourteous, impolite, politically motivated hack.

00:49:37.440 Stealing their glory on their glorious day. No, thank you. Boy, I wouldn't have that politeness. Would you? 0.97

00:49:49.760 Um, I want to, I want to, let's look at the clock. It's 1249. There's one more thing I want to mention.

00:49:56.000 Um, I've, I've received probably 20 emails today, um,

00:50:08.320 about a video on Rumble, uh, featuring an Albertan named Patrick King.

00:50:14.640 Uh, do you have that video handy? Do you want me to send you a link to it?

00:50:20.000 Yeah, that's one. Do you want to play, uh, the headline is Freedom Fighter Court Victory

00:50:29.280 Ends Masking Shots Quarantine in Alberta.

00:50:34.320 And, uh, I've, I've probably had 10 or 20 people email me today and I watched this whole video and I

00:50:42.880 did a little bit of looking into it. So I want to play, why don't we play one minute of this?

00:50:49.600 And then I'll give some thoughts, uh, on it afterwards, just because people are asking me.

00:50:56.480 So this might be an easy way to answer rather than writing back to 20 individual people. Take a look.

00:51:01.120 Canada that the Daily Mail will not touch. None of the mainstream media is going to touch this. These

00:51:11.040 propagandists are going to hide this from you because this is encouraging to freedom fighters,

00:51:16.240 patriots who want to take matters into their own hands and stand up against this tyrannical,

00:51:21.680 overreaching system of mandates that forces you to muzzle yourself with an ineffective face diaper,

00:51:27.520 uh, socially distance away from your family. Stop giving hugs, not visiting grandma,

00:51:31.600 masking up your kids in school for 10 hours a day, possibly while you're exercising. It's all

00:51:35.680 ridiculous. But breaking out of Alberta today, mandatory masking is coming to an end. Kids will 0.74

00:51:42.080 not be masking when they return to school. Mandatory quarantine will be ending contract, uh, contact

00:51:47.440 tracing, testing for mild symptoms. It's all done. They will now be recognizing COVID as a mild flu

00:51:54.080 and treating it as such. Freedom has won in Alberta, proving that fighting does work. Joining us now

00:52:00.800 is Patrick King, a devoted father of two, a proud Canadian. You were fined $1,200 for violating the

00:52:06.240 COVID-19 Public Health Act for being in a group larger than 10, which I'm assuming is what lit the

00:52:12.160 fire inside of you. And it appears that you, sir, were a part of the efforts that we can now celebrate

00:52:16.880 today. Tell us about it. Uh, yeah, for sure. Thanks for having me on, Stu. Um,

00:52:22.240 yeah, on December 5th, we held a rally. So in Red Deer, Alberta, Canada, we have been known as the

00:52:28.000 only city in Canada to hold the longest rally against all these government mandates that they've

00:52:33.360 been putting in, um, with regards to even our industries. Uh, I started back about four years

00:52:38.240 ago. Um, I'm an oil and gas worker, have been for over 17 years. I also hold a degree in occupational

00:52:43.440 health and safety and environment. And when they started to attack our industry out here, I started

00:52:48.160 to get a little bit more vocal. So we've held rallies on our streets with, with regards to oil

00:52:52.960 and gas and this government that we have for over three and a half years. And on December 5th,

00:52:58.000 we were celebrating our, um, our 200th week of being on the corner on a Saturday morning protesting.

00:53:04.960 And on that particular day, COVID, um, mandates were implemented and they were going on for the last

00:53:11.520 little while. And I was obviously targeted because of my voice and I know this and it's in the

00:53:16.720 transcripts in the court. Um, I was targeted and I received a ticket of $1,200. So I waited for my

00:53:23.440 time in court. I ended up getting it on May the 4th, finally, and I went into court and I produced

00:53:28.400 some information that I needed to request in order to put up a good, plausible defense. And my, my,

00:53:34.800 my material that I requested was the isolation of the SARS-CoV-2 virus. And I wanted it isolated

00:53:40.640 and not in a, in a, in a lab setting or in a PCR test. Cause we know the PCR tests they're overspun.

00:53:46.480 We know we're not stupid people. We know we research, we look. Yeah. So in doing that, 0.67

00:53:51.760 they kind of shut me out of the court. I was supposed to be in court on May the 18th.

00:53:55.520 All of a sudden I get, once I deliver all of this and I get told as a self representative,

00:54:00.800 I can, the, the judge has to advocate for me and steer me in the right direction.

00:54:05.760 At which time she allowed me to subpoena Dina Hinshaw, who is our chief medical officer of health 0.96

00:54:12.640 for Alberta, who basically what my defense was to be was I needed proof that you have isolated

00:54:19.600 this SARS-CoV-2 virus and that therefore the science would give you the backing for your public

00:54:24.880 health act. Which in plain and simple terms means prove to me that a pandemic exists, prove to me

00:54:30.480 that we're all going to die, prove to me that this thing is raging out of control and that people

00:54:34.240 are dying from this thing. 100%. And if they did that, then I would be no problem. I would say,

00:54:40.400 okay, you're right. You've got this. I'll put this mask on. Well, as soon as I subpoenaed her,

00:54:45.920 I got a, I got an officer shows up at my door three days later. He says, Mr. All right.

00:54:51.280 The video, if I recall, it's like something like 15 minutes long. So I don't want to play all of it,

00:54:55.280 but just to give you a flavor of it. Um, so Stu Peters is the name, uh, of the, uh, host. I think

00:55:03.440 he's American. I've, I've actually never, uh, heard of him before. And, um, so I just want to,

00:55:09.520 and Patrick King, sorry about that is the name of the, uh, Albertan. And I watched the whole thing.

00:55:18.320 I was curious if he was one of our 2000 plus fight the fines clients. And he was not.

00:55:24.240 In fact, in that video, you just heard him say he's self-represented. Um,

00:55:30.320 and a lot of people like, um, like literally as I'm sitting here, I just got an email just like

00:55:36.400 two, five minutes ago, Carol Usher just wrote to me and said,

00:55:41.360 if you truly are a rebel news agency, you need to cover groundbreaking court case involving Patrick King

00:55:47.280 in Alberta. This is why Alberta had to suddenly open up. It's been on the Stu Peters show, but

00:55:53.760 haven't seen anything local yet. If you cover it first in Alberta, it will bring in more subscribers

00:55:58.880 and continue to boost your profile and credibility. Um, and I, like I've received a, you know, here's,

00:56:08.000 um, John Greger says, is there any truth at all in this article about some guy named Patrick King? 0.99

00:56:13.680 Um, P. Stachniak says, please interview this gent that kicked Hinshaw's arse. Um, 1.00

00:56:24.640 so I'm actually getting quite a few emails about it and you can see why. Kent Sutley said, good morning.

00:56:31.280 I'm not sure that you've seen this yet. It is biggest news story in the last 18 months,

00:56:35.360 and I don't see it on your site. Please check the link below. Please put this news on your site.

00:56:40.640 The whole country needs to know about this. The mainstream media will do everything to suppress

00:56:44.480 it. Maybe you could contact Patrick and do your own interview with him. Thank you. Best regards,

00:56:49.440 Kent from Red Deer. Another one. I found this quite interesting. Can Rebel interview this gentleman as well?

00:56:57.760 Amanda just sent me the link. Um, Stephen, are you covering this? Red Deer guy takes on Alberta

00:57:06.480 government and wins. So you know what? Oh, here's another one. Ron, end masking shots. So a lot of

00:57:14.720 people watch this with great interest. And let me say a few things. First of all, I don't know Patrick

00:57:22.800 King. Second of all, he's not a client of our Fight the Fines project, where we represent more

00:57:28.400 than 2000 people who have tickets like his. Third of all, I have not read all the court proceedings

00:57:35.200 or the pleadings. In that video there, there's a brief moment where they show on screen a screenshot

00:57:43.360 from one of them. And I don't know if you can find that, Justin.

00:57:48.480 Um, but Patrick King says he subpoenaed Dina Hinshaw, who's the public health officer of Alberta.

00:57:57.760 Um, and he talks. Yeah. Can you pump that up a little bit bigger? So this looks, um,

00:58:07.920 like it's the government's reply to him. Can you scroll up a little bit here? So, um,

00:58:12.960 that's fine. Yeah. So we're just grabbing this from the, yeah. So we don't have the whole document,

00:58:19.120 but Mr. King obtained a subpoena for Dina Hinshaw to give evidence in the provincial court 1.00

00:58:25.520 and serve the subpoena on July 15th. The subpoena requires Hinshaw to attend a trial.

00:58:32.160 The subpoena was issued by a justice of the peace under the criminal code. It requires her to bring

00:58:40.400 all white papers describing COVID, uh, in human beings directly, et cetera, et cetera.

00:58:46.480 Uh, the justice of the peace did not have jurisdiction to issue the subpoena under section 34

00:58:52.400 of the evidence act. It should be quashed on this basis. Um, and then this is what Patrick King says is

00:58:58.960 very important. The chief medical officer of health, Dina Hinshaw has no material evidence.

00:59:04.480 Mr. King has no evidence showing that the evidence sought from the chief medical officer is likely to

00:59:09.520 be material to the provincial court proceeding contrary to those sections of criminal code.

00:59:15.600 Um, and we'll look up those in a second, sections 698 and 699.

00:59:23.280 As such, the justice of the peace did not have jurisdiction to issue the subpoena

00:59:27.680 and it should be quashed on this basis. So this is obviously, uh, the government responding to his

00:59:33.520 subpoena. Mr. King explained the reason for the subpoena in the document he attached the Schedule A,

00:59:40.480 um, to the subpoena. It is clear that Mr. King seeks evidence relating to the rationale for orders

00:59:46.400 issued by the medical officer under the act. He seeks evidence about the crafting of the statutes.

00:59:52.320 So that's all we see there. I'm just going to quickly look up criminal code 698. The reason I'm,

01:00:00.160 I'm saying this is, um, okay, that's compelling the attendance of witnesses.

01:00:06.560 So let me say this. I don't know what Patrick King was charged with. It sounds like he was charged

01:00:12.640 with being at an illegal gathering. Sounds like he got a subpoena for Dina Hinshaw, the public health,

01:00:19.360 uh, officer, um, to show up with her documents about it, about the virus. And it looks like the

01:00:28.080 government applied to quash that subpoena, that is to have it thrown out. And from listening to the

01:00:35.680 video, it sounds like they were successful. Um, and you could put that up just for one more second.

01:00:42.640 So this again is taken from the video. It looks like Patrick King is putting great importance

01:00:46.960 on this statement from the attorney general. The chief medical officer has no material evidence.

01:00:57.120 So, um, let me explain as a former lawyer, what this means. Patrick King says that this means

01:01:08.560 that Dina Hinshaw, the CMOH, chief medical officer of health, has no evidence about the virus.

01:01:16.800 But I don't think that's what is written here. I think this means that the government's position

01:01:23.840 is that Dina Hinshaw, the chief medical officer of health, has no material evidence to the

01:01:30.160 proceedings in provincial court. So, thanks, Justin. So I, I think that Patrick King is

01:01:38.400 misunderstanding that. I think when he subpoenaed Dina Hinshaw to come and talk about his provincial

01:01:44.960 court case, whatever that was for, the government's saying, well, she has no evidence relevant to this

01:01:51.200 hearing. And it sounds like the government was successful. I don't know. I haven't seen,

01:01:55.920 um, what the charges are. I haven't seen the legal documents back and forth.

01:02:00.720 Um, uh, if you're charged under a law and you're saying, well, this law isn't valid because we're not

01:02:10.080 in, as Patrick King, I think argued, we're not in a real pandemic or there's no real basis to fear

01:02:15.200 this virus. I think that was his argument. Um, if you're challenging the statute itself, that may be a

01:02:23.360 constitutional challenge. I'm not sure. It's a, it's procedurally, it can be different than just

01:02:29.520 fighting a charge. So let's say you're charged with assault and you say, I don't think assault

01:02:36.160 should even be a crime. I want to challenge the person who issued the order, who wrote the law,

01:02:43.200 prove that assault's a crime. And that gets struck down, um, because it may be irrelevant to,

01:02:51.120 because the law may be valid and it may be, um, being implemented and applied by the courts.

01:02:59.200 So it sounds like Patrick King tried to challenge the basis for the law,

01:03:07.120 didn't get very far. It sounds like there was a procedural reason for that.

01:03:11.520 And then it sounds like the case against him was dropped. I think that's what happened. Now,

01:03:18.160 again, I haven't seen the underlying documents other than only that which was shown. Um, so let me say

01:03:24.000 this, that American host, Stu Peters, I've never heard him before, but he sounds pretty lively. Can you,

01:03:31.280 can you put, um, his, uh, that, that rumble page back up there for a second? I want to look at the headline

01:03:40.240 that he put. So, uh, he says, freedom fighter court victory ends masking shots quarantine in Alberta.

01:03:51.120 So keep that up there for a second. Here's what I think based on what I've read and watched.

01:03:58.400 I think that Patrick King, as you heard him say, was a self-represented client. So he didn't have a

01:04:04.640 lawyer. So he was sort of doing some homemade law and he was challenging everything in sight. And,

01:04:10.240 and it sounds like he may have used an improper subpoena in that it had the wrong judge issuing it.

01:04:16.720 Sounds like it was a technical mistake he made. So it sounds like he went in there by himself,

01:04:22.960 fighting like hell, pushing every button he could. Sounds like there was a technical flaw with his

01:04:28.480 subpoena. And it sounds like, if we believe him, that the $1,200 ticket against him was dropped.

01:04:35.920 I believe that that happened. I think that happened. But that headline on there

01:04:43.840 goes further, doesn't it? Ends masking shots quarantine in Alberta things. Now I know that didn't

01:04:52.880 happen. There is no court order. There is no court ruling in Alberta that struck down testing,

01:05:00.800 masking, quarantining in that province. It just didn't happen that way. They may be,

01:05:08.160 happened within weeks of each other, but the headline on that American story, and I'm not

01:05:13.840 even blaming the American. I think he was just very enthusiastic. Stu Peters, he was very enthusiastic.

01:05:19.120 Sounds like he denies that there's even a COVID virus. I think it's pretty clear there is a virus

01:05:23.600 called COVID-19. I think the debate is, where did it come from? Was it natural or man-made? Did it come

01:05:31.760 from the lab in Wuhan? I think there's debates about how dangerous it is, including the different

01:05:38.160 demographic groups. Is it dangerous to people under age 60? Is it dangerous to healthy people? We see 1.00

01:05:45.200 stories, including in the Globe and Mail, of how in Quebec they basically used it as, can you do that?

01:05:50.240 Can you go to the Globe and Mail and look at the words, Quebec, morphine, COVID. There's a big story

01:05:59.520 in the Globe that didn't get enough coverage that these long-term care workers in Quebec said, yeah,

01:06:05.760 basically when COVID came, we just, instead of treating people, we just put them on morphine and

01:06:10.000 euthanized them. So there's debates about that stuff. Was it used as an excuse to euthanize

01:06:17.680 seniors? Yeah. Quebec nursing home often gave morphine rather than treat COVID-19 patients,

01:06:24.400 inquest told. Can you pump it up a little bit? I'll just read a sentence or two.

01:06:27.920 This is an incredible story. As the pandemic struck a Quebec nursing home last year, officials made it

01:06:34.400 harder to send ailing residents to hospital and repeatedly provided morphine rather than treat those with

01:06:39.760 breathing problems, according to inquest heard Wednesday. A nurse testified that the St.

01:06:44.640 Dorothy long-term facility consistently administered morphine instead of attempting to prolong the life

01:06:50.160 of elderly residents who were believed to have COVID-19. They didn't all die, but most did, 0.55

01:06:55.840 Sylvia Moran said. Ms. Moran was an assistant chief nurse at St. Dorothy, an LTC home north of Montreal,

01:07:02.800 where more than a hundred residents died during the first wave of the pandemic last year. They made us put

01:07:08.480 them all on the respiratory distress protocol, she testified. She was alluding to a medical

01:07:14.080 assessment tool where morphine, the sedative Ativan, and scoplamine, an anti-nausea drug are

01:07:20.480 administered if a resident's breathing troubles meet a number of criteria. It was like they have

01:07:26.880 respiratory distress. Okay, we put them on them protocol, which leads to death. Ask Patrick,

01:07:32.480 Martin Menard, lawyer for the family. Yes. She later clarified, it's not what kills a person,

01:07:39.920 it makes them more comfortable. But with COVID, it was going so fast. I've never seen deaths happen

01:07:44.320 so quickly. The person had symptoms, we tested, we got the results 24, 48 hours later. A day later,

01:07:49.200 they were dead. It wasn't long. Thanks very much. So to me, that's a blockbuster story. It's my earlier thesis

01:07:55.600 that Quebec is the most pro-euthanasia jurisdiction in North America, which is why Quebec had double 0.85

01:08:02.560 the rate of COVID deaths of anywhere else. You just read there, a hundred in this facility alone.

01:08:08.000 Quebec has a quarter of the population. It has half the deaths in this country. Back to the point,

01:08:13.120 Stu Peters is an American who has some skeptical views about the virus. He goes further than I do.

01:08:20.960 I believe the virus exists. I don't believe the virus is as deadly as young people or healthy

01:08:27.600 people as the mainstream narrative. But put that aside, Stu Peters' headline was false. Whatever

01:08:36.560 happened to Patrick King, if he got out of his ticket by basically homemade lawyering,

01:08:45.200 I would say good for him. I wouldn't recommend it to others because it's very easy to get it wrong.

01:08:52.640 And by the way, we give free lawyers to anyone who wants it at FightTheFines.com, but it sounds

01:08:59.280 like they dropped the $1,200 ticket against him if he's telling the truth. It sounds like he subpoenaed

01:09:05.840 Dina Hinshaw, but that was quashed by the government. Or maybe they just abandoned the ticket against him,

01:09:12.400 saying we don't need to fight this guy. But let me say to all the people who have emailed me and

01:09:18.400 anyone who's watching now, Patrick King did not stop the quarantines and the testing and the track

01:09:28.800 and trace and all that stuff in Alberta because it was not the result of a court hearing. There is no

01:09:36.880 court ruling in Alberta stopping those things. And I think the implied headline there

01:09:44.480 was that because this freedom fighter fought like hell and stuck it to Dina Hinshaw, 1.00

01:09:50.080 they changed the law in Alberta. That did not happen. It sounds like, and I'm only going by the video and

01:09:58.160 the document in it, it sounds like they dropped a ticket against him and I'm glad they did.

01:10:03.680 I don't know Patrick King at all. But the headline put on that story by Stu Peters clearly implies that

01:10:11.760 that court case is what lifted the lockdowns in Alberta. That is not true. There is no court ruling in

01:10:21.840 Alberta that lifted those lockdowns. I wish there was. I wish there was a court or a judge in Alberta

01:10:29.600 who would have said you're going too far to the government. There's no pandemic exception to the

01:10:35.520 Constitution. You have not justified this infringement on our rights, whether it would be based on

01:10:43.600 assessing the actual crisis and how dangerous it was or any other basis. So let me conclude this

01:10:50.880 rather long detour by saying, I'm glad that someone who was charged with a lockdown fine

01:10:58.080 got it dropped. And I take him in his word that that happened. It sounds like he tried some homemade

01:11:04.400 law to subpoena the Chief Medical Officer of Health. It sounded like after a brief success with the Justice

01:11:11.120 of Peace, sounds like it was overturned or abandoned for jurisdictional reasons. I think he's

01:11:21.200 misunderstanding the Chief Medical Officer's comment that I have no evidence relating to the charge.

01:11:28.720 He's misunderstanding that of saying I have no evidence relating to COVID. I think he's blurring the

01:11:33.120 two. But that's not important. What's important is for you to know there is no court ruling in Alberta

01:11:41.440 or anywhere else in Canada that has struck down the quarantine, track and trace lockdowns. I wish there were,

01:11:48.800 and as you may know, we are financing litigation to try and get those struck down in Saskatchewan against

01:11:56.080 the COVID jails. We're looking at others. I wish it were true. It's not true. The lockdown was lifted in

01:12:03.440 Alberta for political reasons and I have no doubt that fighting against the government helped put political

01:12:10.320 pressure on them. And a lot of people fought back and I would say we're lead among them. But that is my

01:12:16.080 lengthy reply to the 20 people who emailed me about this video. All right, I have time for two more super

01:12:22.240 chats and then I'm done. Jake Lunen says, I was just wondering if David Menzies could do a short video

01:12:28.320 on legally declining your vote. Or could someone clip out what he said about on the Tuesday,

01:12:32.960 I was third live. I'm shocked with how many people I've talked to about it had no idea they could do it.

01:12:39.200 All right. I didn't see that, so I'm not exactly sure what you mean, but I'll check and see what

01:12:46.240 that means. You can send David an email directly at david at rebelnews.com. I think that's his

01:12:52.320 public facing email. And Fraser says, it's been proven the World Health Organization and the Centers

01:12:57.360 for Disease Control have never had a sample of COVID-19. Many top US universities have asked them

01:13:03.120 for a COVID-19 sample. The CDC and the World Health Organization said they never had any samples.

01:13:08.160 Your governments have been lying to you, so have the legacy news and fake news it turns out.

01:13:12.880 I don't know the truth of that. I don't know what China has or hasn't shared.

01:13:18.960 I would believe you if you said that they didn't have a sample of the virus from China,

01:13:24.400 but surely they have samples of the virus from people in North America who have caught it.

01:13:29.360 I don't purport to be an expert on the subject. And that's something that Stu Peters talked about on

01:13:34.480 the show there. I'm not going to try and get into that debate. My point for spending 20 minutes on

01:13:40.160 that was to say, look, homemade lawyering did not free Alberta from the lockdown. There's no court ruling

01:13:51.760 that broke the back of the lockdowns. I wish there were. And I think that Patrick King misunderstood

01:14:01.040 the government's representations on the subpoena. I don't know. I spent a lot of time on it, but maybe

01:14:06.480 that's easier than writing back to everybody in general. My friends, it's 1 14 PM. Do we have a dog

01:14:12.400 video today? Indeed we do. I'll say goodbye to you now. And I'll leave you with a dog video curated by Justin.

01:14:19.040 See you later.

01:14:49.040 Thank you.

Rebel News Podcast - August 05, 2021

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