Rebel News Podcast - DAILY ｜ Doug Ford takes the cake; Opposition leaders resign; A surprising upset; Rebels in Texas

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

00:00:20.560 a friday june 3rd 2022 i'm david menzies and my co-host well let me tell you a little bit

00:00:27.760 about my co-host do you know today is world bicycle day folks but she doesn't ride a bike because 1.00

00:00:34.080 unlike me she's not fat she is the she devil with a saber she is the khalisi of port hope 0.62

00:00:42.880 she is katherine krosnowski how you doing there katherine oh much better now david thank you for

00:00:48.720 that sorry to wake you up i was sleeping well i'm awake i feel good well you know we had a long

00:00:55.760 night here of course uh our beloved uh colleague uh tamara ugolini the khalisi of coburg came all

00:01:02.400 the way down to co-host the rebel news live stream for the election and wow what an election um that's

00:01:09.440 the big story and we'll get to that right off the hopper but at this point what is the ostensible

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00:03:03.520 uh on the air so uh catherine uh without further ado uh let me ask you right off the uh the hopper

00:03:12.000 what did you make of those results last night well um i wasn't surprised because basically everything

00:03:18.080 i heard on twitter slash the streets was that doug ford was gonna have a landslide i was i guess i was

00:03:23.680 surprised by just how much i didn't really like when i was looking at the the results graph

00:03:27.760 afterwards i i was shocked at how little the liberal party got because i was actually a little

00:03:33.280 concerned that they would be closer or win even though i'd heard the opposite of that you know it's

00:03:37.920 always a it's always a nightmare you know what i share your shock i am absolutely gobsmacked by how

00:03:44.880 poorly the liberals did catherine um you know they were uh called the minivan party because they had

00:03:52.400 seven seats i thought they were going to become the mini bus party uh i thought at least they will get

00:03:59.520 12 uh seats the only one most polls were saying about 20. the only poll that got it right or was

00:04:06.960 closest i should say was form i think form predicted six seats um but to only get one extra seat for

00:04:14.080 stephen del duca not to win his riding of uh vaughn woodbridge um it was an unmitigated disaster you

00:04:22.640 know there by the way there's still the minivan party uh there is or there was some minivans on

00:04:28.240 the market where you could seat eight people i guess in the plus side of things unlike the federal

00:04:34.320 conservatives back in 1993 when they were left with two seats uh they're not the mazda miata party

00:04:41.600 right but uh enough with the auto analogies specific analogy what what do you think went so horribly

00:04:49.120 wrong because the narrative catherine was uh ford's gonna get in uh most pollsters were saying 80 seats

00:04:56.480 there was one that predicted as high as 88 i thought that was too high it turned out to be 83 so it was

00:05:02.640 somewhere in the middle but what went so badly for these liberals because you know catherine to use

00:05:10.480 a sporting analogy this was a rebuilding season i think for stephen del duca and his liberal party

00:05:17.360 you you know they're not going to form the government but they got a shot at the opposition

00:05:21.360 they're certainly going to get significantly more seats than they got in 2018 but it didn't happen yeah i

00:05:29.120 think i mean i think there's for me there was two things um i think one del duca was very open about

00:05:34.640 wanting to vaccinate every child in the province below five years old right or uh everyone who was

00:05:39.600 in public school and making it a mandatory uh requisite for going to elementary school and public

00:05:44.880 school so i think i'm i'm pleased to see that most parents were level-headed about that and made that

00:05:50.800 choice should i even say that on youtube i'm not sure um secondly i think he uh i know it's shallow but

00:05:56.880 i don't think he was a likable candidate and people shouldn't vote that way but they do and i think

00:06:01.120 that may have led into that yeah he was by no means uh mr charisma yeah um and you know i i'm with

00:06:09.040 you i think he gambled wrongly in terms of what i call the covid karen demographic that this would

00:06:16.320 cotton on and i could see why he would make that promise because i'll tell you catherine the mass

00:06:21.280 mandates ended in this province on march 21st i believe and yet i don't know about you but when

00:06:26.560 i go out and about when i go into a shopping mall the vast majority of people are still masked up so

00:06:32.720 maybe on that perception he saw a um a desire for these kind of you know for mandatory vaccinations for

00:06:41.040 school children and uh that was a loser pitch i think yeah well i i've actually noticed that the

00:06:46.960 number of people who are wearing masks um voluntarily has gone down recently oh mostly

00:06:52.800 outdoors like when the mass mandate dropped i saw so many people wearing them outdoors

00:06:57.120 well i still see it yeah i see it but not as much as even two months ago three months ago i think

00:07:01.920 people are starting to uh level out on the fear yeah but um it's interesting about the voter turnout

00:07:09.200 because it was remarkably low i know and people are you know ups like people on twitter it's not the

00:07:15.200 world but people on twitter are saying like oh people who didn't vote like 67 of ontarians did

00:07:19.200 not vote and they're saying well you got what you asked for you can't complain and it's true if you

00:07:23.440 don't vote i don't think you should complain about who's in power but i think um why did people not

00:07:28.640 vote i i think it's because the government and the mainstream media has been spending the last two

00:07:32.400 years freaking everybody out telling them that they're going to die if they leave their house

00:07:36.080 yeah but maybe that has nothing to do with it but it's like that's been the narrative people are

00:07:39.840 walking around with two masks on and so they don't want to go to voting centers you know i think

00:07:45.360 katherine my theory is going back to 2018 when the ford pcs first got elected that was not so much

00:07:53.680 voting for the ford pcs as ontarians voting to get the win liberals out of power yeah um going back

00:08:01.600 to dalton mcginty who passed the baton to kathleen wynn uh they were well past their best before date

00:08:08.800 and uh it would and and that's typically when you see an engaged voter turnout it's to get the

00:08:14.160 incumbents out having said that i think this was absolutely baffling and maybe it speaks to

00:08:21.680 the um the the leaders of the other parties as you mentioned katherine uh steven del duca uh not

00:08:28.560 exactly um charismatic andrea harworth i'm sorry but the facts are the facts 13 years and three losing

00:08:37.680 campaigns each time this is the fourth there won't be a fifth um and i'm thinking because you look at

00:08:45.360 what is toxic what is kryptonite to an incumbent government katherine and it's things like the

00:08:51.360 economy well we're paying more than two dollars a liter for gas you go to the grocery store you get

00:08:56.720 sticker shock when the total comes up health care doug ford promised in 2018 he used his late great

00:09:02.480 brother as an example he was going to end hallway health care i think it's gotten worse in four years

00:09:08.960 these were the two biggest issues they are fails uh here in ontario and normally that gets that's very

00:09:19.840 worrisome for the incumbent government instead the ford pcs went from 76 seats to 83 um i can only think um

00:09:29.760 katherine maybe the electorate was given the was giving the provincial government a pass realizing

00:09:37.280 things like high energy costs two dollar a liter gasoline that's really the result of horrible

00:09:43.040 federal liberal policies global markets yeah in terms of gasoline as well you know so that that's

00:09:48.160 what made it baffling to me because uh wow if i was a part of the um you know the ford team and looking at

00:09:56.240 what ordinary ontarians are paying um and i mean you see with some seniors on fixed income uh the slogan um

00:10:05.360 heat or eat not both right um and this is ontario this is the most prosperous province in the dominion

00:10:12.480 of canada it's the first world country that's shocking but they dodged that bullet yeah i i was

00:10:18.400 reading an article this morning about how in toronto food banks have increased the number of people that

00:10:23.600 are going to them by like they've tripled wow that is a crazy amount of people who are now relying on food

00:10:30.000 bank food to feed their families compared to i think it was 2018 or 2016 it's just it's it's terrifying

00:10:37.760 it it is and that is a shame we should also point out that the um the independent candidates that we

00:10:44.880 interviewed uh last night uh belinda carahalios rick nichols uh this was part of the um the undesirables

00:10:52.800 in the ford caucus uh because uh belinda like roman baber spoke out against lockdowns oh you can't

00:10:58.960 have that rick nichols uh last august he was given the choice you either get your jab or you lose your

00:11:05.920 job uh and we went down to queen's park together that's right yeah and he uh we were able to contact

00:11:12.480 him and uh that was one promise ford did keep by the way folks at 5 p.m on that day uh rick nichols was

00:11:20.160 told you're out of caucus didn't seem to hurt him i we should point out that um bobby ann brady

00:11:27.280 she's an independent kind of i say kind of because she's a long time pc staffer and she was passed over 0.73

00:11:34.160 for nomination and in haldeman norfolk she won her seat she smashed it oh and you know what um i'm kind

00:11:41.600 of kicking myself because when marizio and i went down to the friday the 13th ride in port dover last

00:11:47.680 month um i noticed her signs everywhere and they were deep blue like the pc signs but when i went

00:11:55.920 up to look at them closely there was no pc logo and i thought wow this is and it's not just signs on

00:12:01.440 public uh vacant lands it was on private property i said there might be something happening here

00:12:07.120 i don't know if she would have given us an interview or had the time um and given that i was

00:12:11.680 wearing a suit and it was like 150 degrees fahrenheit uh i was quite the sweaty betty but

00:12:17.360 but in any event um that is a big middle finger to the pc uh machine uh she was passed over she said

00:12:25.440 screw you i'm gonna run as an independent and she won yeah she she smashed and it's um people are 0.56

00:12:32.960 saying like who is this who is this it's like well it's someone who the the people of norfolk really like 0.98

00:12:37.840 apparently so it doesn't really matter if uh you're part of the big party if you have the people

00:12:43.600 behind you you can do anything it looks like it and you know what i like the idea because i've seen

00:12:50.480 it happen before where the grassroots nomination committee um supports a candidate they like the

00:12:58.800 candidate the candidate has a good chance of winning and for some reason the party establishment

00:13:03.600 goes no uh we're superseding uh your desires that's what happened with steve lecce by the way

00:13:09.600 in king city uh we covered it in real lifetime where uh the pc party at that nomination uh vote

00:13:17.360 they actually i guess it was a uh a shape a sort of a view of things to come they actually called york

00:13:24.800 regional police um and there were six cruisers that descended upon the nomination meeting we saw it

00:13:31.040 and it was to get the preferred candidate out and make sure there was no trouble and steve lecce in

00:13:38.000 and uh he got voted in he won again last night of course uh but i hate to see that i hate to see

00:13:45.280 the arrogance of a party supersede the wishes why did he do that like in in bobby what's her name's name uh

00:13:53.600 you know what uh that's a great question i would you know obviously they thought uh there was one of

00:13:59.040 two things that's typical uh catherine one is they think the candidate has some skeleton in his or her

00:14:05.520 closet or they think they have a much better chance with their hand-picked candidate uh it did not work

00:14:12.000 for them in haldeman norfolk here's the question uh catherine uh speaking of rick nichols speaking of

00:14:18.400 belinda carahalios this is um these are the candidates with the ontario party the new blue party

00:14:25.760 four years from now and i agree that's an eternity in in politics it's a super eternity

00:14:31.680 do you think those parties are still going to be around are still going to be fielding candidates

00:14:36.960 i hope that the candidates are around because i like belinda a lot and i like derek sloan but i i

00:14:43.040 we've talked about this before and you've you've interviewed them individually and asked them like

00:14:46.480 why would randy hillier and why would derek sloan and why would rick nichols and why would

00:14:50.240 bear linda carahalios not all join together yeah under one banner and have like the new new blue or

00:14:56.160 whatever it is they want to call themselves but i we've talked about this it's an ego problem i think

00:15:00.320 so and it's really unfortunate because they could have really i mean maybe they would have split the

00:15:05.280 conservative vote it doesn't look like it would have made much of a difference um but they could

00:15:09.440 have really made a name for themselves and in four years maybe had an actual shot but i i don't think

00:15:14.080 that they have a shot maybe they'll be around but they'll probably be just as small as they are now

00:15:18.880 because people don't want to vote for someone who they think is has just a chip on their shoulder

00:15:22.560 yeah and i think you're right i think there was some bad blood and listen i i really like jim and

00:15:27.760 belinda carahalios i like uh derek sloan and rick nichols but you know i received some campaign

00:15:33.840 literature from the new blue party last month and i found it inexplicable uh catherine i wish i brought

00:15:39.600 in the envelope but even before you open the envelope and read um the letter from the new blue party what

00:15:46.240 they want to do right on the envelope uh is a shot at derek sloan right and um i'm not saying it's

00:15:54.880 inaccurate or anything but i'm thinking well derek sloan the ontario party you're going after him

00:16:01.760 the guy in the big chair is doug ford with the pc like you know he's the one that ousted you yeah

00:16:07.120 like it it it's like uh an internal squabble it's so silly it's a waste of ink it is uh but i've never

00:16:15.040 seen that before you know uh we're right on the envelope oh by the way here's why this guy is the

00:16:20.720 wrong guy and the ontario party much like the new blue party is it turns out uh didn't have a a hope of

00:16:27.920 winning the election or even getting their their candidates voted so i i think that was a huge

00:16:32.640 misstep the fact that they didn't go for critical mass of all these ousted mpps put your little

00:16:39.920 squabbles aside if you disagree on certain issues but the point is that they're pro-freedom anti-lockdown

00:16:46.640 pro-bodily autonomy like those are the important things protecting children from these experimental

00:16:53.280 you know policies we're still on youtube policies policies yeah um and um now i think one thing ford did

00:17:04.960 do right in his campaigning and i guess people in the media business weren't crazy about it there were

00:17:12.240 so many days so many events where he didn't take media questions uh they were isolating uh doug ford they

00:17:19.040 i think there was a fear of him having to answer a uh a gotcha question wrongly um so it was like

00:17:27.280 he kind of reminded me of um no comments no more comments girl in ottawa except that he uh he didn't

00:17:34.160 have the witch's hat on and that was the funniest video of the odd makeup uh catherine but you know it's 1.00

00:17:40.240 funny um he was promising uh infrastructure uh projects bridges the 413 highway and i mentioned

00:17:49.360 the 413 highway because if you listen to the opposition uh this was kind of like you know dumping

00:17:58.400 agent orange in the amazon uh you know of a forest and um the funny thing is i think every riding that

00:18:06.880 highway touches uh or just about every riding went pc so while the downtown toronto elites like margaret

00:18:14.640 atwood were going oh stop this highway um you know living in an area where there'll never be a high

00:18:21.360 rise blocking the sun from uh her nice house the people that actually lived in the riding uh wanted 0.88

00:18:28.000 this highway obviously because otherwise they'd vote against it well have you been on the 401 lately

00:18:32.080 uh yeah i tried today and even at a non-rush hour uh day it looked like rush hour yeah so

00:18:40.160 infrastructure is really big and um i think that did uh doug ford well uh another misstep by del duca

00:18:49.920 i can't i think about 15 to 25 times catherine i kept hearing him talk about rotisserie chicken

00:18:57.920 that he was gonna take the uh the the provincial tax off prepared foods so you'd uh save some money

00:19:06.560 now i mean listen i'm all for that believe me but yeah when you buy your family's groceries and you're

00:19:15.440 saving 18 cents on a rotisserie chicken i mean really i don't think that's a deal maker in terms of

00:19:23.280 me voting liberal and yet it was rotisserie chicken rotisserie chicken and obviously a good bird

00:19:30.960 and i guess with uh andrea horwath uh what do you make of that um uh her speech last night it looked

00:19:37.920 like a victory speech i guess it was a victory in one sense she's still the official opposition

00:19:43.280 but she went down in seats uh and it was already a bad number uh i guess this is called what putting

00:19:50.960 lipstick on a pig or something i'm not calling andrea horwath that big i'm talking about the 0.99

00:19:54.480 results of the election but what do you make of how poorly they did um well i'm i'm not surprised

00:20:01.760 because i grew up in an era where the ndp never had a chance and that was always that was always the

00:20:06.320 uh the joke but in what area was that well i mean in the in the era like in the oh the era yeah

00:20:12.560 it was always kind of like until jack layton no the ndp was a joke and so it wasn't until recently

00:20:17.760 that it became actually in contention and you know jagmeet singh is quite popular federally

00:20:23.040 um but his brother didn't win no brother yeah his brother love it yeah which is interesting um

00:20:29.920 you'd think that the name i guess the name is very common but you'd think just having

00:20:33.760 his brother would push him through it with popularity because you know politics is so

00:20:38.880 like that it can be but i think the opposite happened catherine i think there was a critical

00:20:44.720 mass of brampton voters in that writing who are justifiably furious that the fourth place party

00:20:51.600 leader is propping up this liberal minority government um you know condemns them on every

00:20:58.000 policy yet votes for it uh trying to play uh play it both ways i think um there was all enough

00:21:06.560 resentment right of the brother for doing this yeah did you cover that story or no i think that was

00:21:11.360 lincoln jay right yeah yeah yeah jagmeet was booed out of brampton weeks two weeks ago and it was

00:21:18.000 shocking because you know he's from there yeah so you'd think that he would be well received but i

00:21:24.080 think you're absolutely right i think people feel betrayed by him especially ndp because they're

00:21:27.920 supposed to be the the people's party they're supposed to be for the working class and there's

00:21:32.080 nothing working class about jagmeet singh and his love for justin trudeau is just like so obvious and

00:21:36.640 atrocious and it's just people don't like him you know and that's a good point too uh catherine

00:21:40.960 because the top eight i believe private sector unions all supported the ford conservatives so

00:21:48.000 so strange oh it's not the not the uh public unions they they were chanting anybody but ford but

00:21:54.000 the private sector unions were on team blue all of them all the major ones uh i've never seen that

00:22:00.480 before and by the way in the area you grew up and we we have to make note that 1990 um not sure how

00:22:07.360 old you are and i'm forbidden to ask a lady her age but in 1990 um and i guess it's uh judging by

00:22:14.000 history it was a statistical anomaly the bob ray ndp party actually swept to a majority government

00:22:20.640 in ontario nobody saw that coming not even i didn't even know that okay so i guess that was just

00:22:28.880 like i said uh an anomaly and i i guess maybe just to wrap this unless you have some other thoughts

00:22:36.480 catherine the voter turnout being so that really bothers me and you know what maybe the here's my

00:22:44.000 theory as i mentioned most of the pollsters had the doug ford conservatives at 80 they won 83 one one

00:22:52.640 pollster had the winning 88 so they were a little wrong on the high side i think maybe

00:22:58.560 catherine when voters see those kind of numbers they go well yeah done deal absolutely why why

00:23:05.840 bother showing up it's just a waste of shoe leather but no they could have turned it yeah and and you

00:23:11.680 know and even if you are of the ilk because i i hear this all the time oh there's nobody worth voting

00:23:19.360 for and by the way one poll showed that more than 50 percent of the electorate would prefer all the party

00:23:26.800 leaders to be changed right you know including ford but even if you say there's nobody worth my vote

00:23:33.760 and the startup parties they don't have a chance still go and cast a ballot and when i say cast a

00:23:40.960 ballot and there's no one to vote for ask to decline your ballot you know um catherine i'm not saying spoil 0.95

00:23:48.880 your belt because then they just assume you're too stupid to put an x in a circle you ask the 0.83

00:23:54.720 scrutiny here i want to form to make sure you record this as a decline ballot and i'm all i've always 0.99

00:24:00.960 said uh catherine imagine an ontario election imagine one two three million voters did that

00:24:08.640 and said to all the parties none of you are worth my time that's sending a message yeah absolutely

00:24:14.640 instead because like we can make like my excuse was maybe they're scared of covet people are saying

00:24:18.640 like oh they're too lazy people are saying oh well the the wage is so people's wages are so low

00:24:24.240 compared to the cost of living so people can't take time off of work to go and vote there's all

00:24:27.680 sorts of excuses you can make but that's a great point like make take the time to go and say no it's

00:24:32.800 not any of those things it's like i don't like any of these leaders and i we need change yeah and you

00:24:38.640 certainly couldn't blame the weather yesterday at least in the gta it was like room temperature sunny no

00:24:44.480 humidity for you right david are you too hot right now too david this guy yeah it's a funny thing in 0.51

00:24:53.280 the office folks what katherine's referring to it seems that all the woman folk or those who identify

00:24:58.480 as female are wrapping themselves in sweaters even in the summertime i'm already turning into a sweaty 1.00

00:25:05.040 betty here there's a vent right on us right now blowing cold air i don't feel it as cold at all and

00:25:11.200 i'm telling you i i think for males and females we have we're part of the same species but we have

00:25:17.280 a different thermostat and yet it's funny isn't it folks that whenever you see a triple crossing of

00:25:22.000 lake ontario it's always a female swimmer and that water never warms up it's always frigid because 0.98

00:25:28.560 we're talking i don't i don't get it but uh then again um i think i failed grade 11 biology

00:25:34.000 um so um that is uh what we have right now do i'm gonna check with um the producers do we have any

00:25:43.760 video to run from last night no okay then you you have the joy of us talking on your screen for the

00:25:55.040 next few minutes but by the way folks uh in less than four minutes we have a live hit with our newest

00:26:03.120 reporter uh down south uh that would be juan and uh he's going to be talking about his uh well his

00:26:10.800 uh visit to dallas what's happening in dallas right now well uh a couple of our rebels are

00:26:15.120 down in texas for the tp usa women young women's uh leadership conference so that's exciting we even

00:26:22.000 sent a woman which is great okay yeah um what's a woman well we have we have a supreme court justice

00:26:29.600 i couldn't answer david how dare you okay i'm not a biologist um but there's a ton of famous

00:26:36.880 conservative speakers that will be there and uh my favorite personally is ally beth stuckey i follow

00:26:43.280 her on instagram and youtube and she and twitter and she talks a lot about womanhood and and you know

00:26:50.080 protecting female spaces which these days will get you killed you're right preferably but and and 1.00

00:26:58.080 you know let's dwell on that while we wait for juan to establish his link um catherine you see

00:27:05.520 the radical trans agenda en route to destroying female sports uh leah thomas uh perfect example 0.52

00:27:14.320 uh i don't see the women's movement speaking out against in fact many uh of the um uh women's

00:27:21.040 movement people they do a chant which is trans women are real women trans women are real women and no

00:27:26.720 they're not you know if you're a biological male competing in a female sport um other than horse

00:27:33.040 racing uh or sorry equestrian or auto racing uh then you know there is you know you can compete

00:27:41.040 against each other because that is the horse doing it's the horse in the car exactly but when it comes

00:27:47.440 to cardiovascular yeah lung size muscle density exactly your hand like the palms of your hands if

00:27:53.920 they're you know five inches bigger i mean that may be an exaggeration two inches bigger you're gonna

00:27:58.720 get more water under you 100 percent faster obviously i'm not a scientist but these are facts but just

00:28:04.400 this past week doctors have come out and um confirmed that leah thomas has a bio like a biological 0.99

00:28:10.320 advantage being oh you think well yeah we need someone needed a medical degree dexter to tell us that

00:28:16.400 being uh on hormone suppressants for a year doesn't completely change your biology so that's

00:28:21.760 well a shocking revelation it is shocking and shame on the ncaa for allowing that grotesque

00:28:29.200 sideshow uh to continue but at the end of the day catherine sports are fun and games right uh no one's

00:28:36.240 going to get hurt even though this is a terribly unfair situation but right now in canada if i was

00:28:43.760 convicted of murder i simply have to say thanks to justin trudeau i identify as female and guess

00:28:50.240 what even if you were uh well to answer your question you'd be put in a women's prison yep um 1.00

00:28:54.560 but even if you were convicted of a sexual crime absolutely you could be put in a women's prison and 1.00

00:28:59.840 just nat and i covered it in the recent episode of misunderstood um but or is are we talking about

00:29:06.080 it next week i forget but a um yeah it's next week but an inmate in a i think it's california

00:29:12.000 prison raped another inmate and people saw it and she she assaulted the woman so badly or he 0.94

00:29:19.200 whatever you want this inmate assaulted the woman so badly that she was unconscious yeah they couldn't 0.72

00:29:23.840 resuscitate her and then she then that inmate went on to threaten the other witnesses saying i will 0.97

00:29:28.880 rape all you b words and they're more concerned about how we're feeling comfortable yeah yeah 0.89

00:29:36.400 about the pronouns as opposed to the actual physical violent crime and it should be noted that a lot of 0.96

00:29:43.360 women in penitentiaries they are victims of sex abuse physical abuse and to have a man come in and and 0.99

00:29:52.240 that's what we're talking about um just somebody saying i'm a woman right now no genital slicing and

00:30:00.000 dicing no hormones none of that nonsense uh just like a big biker dude yeah saying uh my name is now 0.79

00:30:08.320 lily yeah and uh i want to do time in a female penitentiary the justin true the liberals say yeah in 0.98

00:30:13.920 the name of tolerance and diversity uh your cellmate will be biological woman unbelievable it is and i 0.53

00:30:20.240 never considered myself a feminist in the in the the new old term where there's the you know original

00:30:25.120 feminism which is like fighting for equal rights and opportunities which is cool but then it became 1.00

00:30:30.080 man-hating feminism where it's just like we want to destroy men and then now it's like well i have 1.00

00:30:34.800 to be a feminist again just to protect women from from men like it's we're going back in time where

00:30:40.800 women now are like second-class citizens again and we have to fight for our right to not be beaten and 1.00

00:30:46.000 abused by men and it's just because they're wearing a wig and they call themselves sally it's the same

00:30:50.720 freaking thing you don't even have to wear the way you don't just have to call yourself sally that's it

00:30:55.840 and you know you're right when we look at classical feminism you know going back to the you know mid 1.00

00:31:01.360 60s early 70s those were valid things they were fighting for equal pay right exactly like i don't

00:31:08.000 want to be owned by my husband like that's reasonable and i want the right to vote thank

00:31:12.160 you right yeah you know and so when you see those demonstrations by the way we cleared something up on

00:31:16.480 another live stream um those feminist rallies were always defined by women burning their bras 1.00

00:31:24.800 evidently that's an urban legend there's no examples of bra burning and of course that would 0.60

00:31:30.640 be offside today with uh carbon footprint issues we don't want to make greta tunberg weep right 1.00

00:31:36.160 there's like liquid and stuff in some of them you don't want to burn that so uh so that that's uh

00:31:40.400 that's an urban legend but the cause itself was worthy going back some 50 years ago do it though

00:31:46.000 maybe we should burn a bra yeah how do you how do you think you can ignite that i don't know

00:31:51.040 i feel like it would actually be very flammable it's like unless it's cotton like a lot of these 1.00

00:31:55.600 fabrics are very sketchy well i'm proud to say i wouldn't know sure david in any event i think we

00:32:04.400 might have juan on standby oh we're still waiting we're wanting more juan yeah so uh we're checking

00:32:13.280 off the checklist the ontario election uh the radical trans movement and are braziers flammable 0.63

00:32:21.440 that's what you're getting today on this show

00:32:26.960 oh okay yes this is fun so um amazon had a flag raising ceremony for pride month um but i think

00:32:34.240 about 30 or 15 small number of amazon employees uh hosted a die-in where they laid on the ground

00:32:41.920 pretending to be dead and cover themselves in the trans flag because they're 1.00

00:32:45.520 upset and triggered by the fact that amazon sells transphobic books including uh matt walsh's book

00:32:52.400 which i don't know the name of off the top of my head i'm sure there's other ones that they consider

00:32:56.560 transphobic um anything that talks about biological essential essentialism is basically transphobic to

00:33:01.920 these people um you know it seems like such as like amazon is such a huge company if 15 people 0.99

00:33:08.160 lay on the ground just fire them i agree the problem they're useless people like you know 0.88

00:33:14.560 catherine why can't we have strong men and strong women in the corporate culture that say what you just 1.00

00:33:22.560 said if you're going to lie down and pretend you're dead well do it at home because you're fired yeah

00:33:27.840 you're not at your workstation we you know i i once had a monologue on this you know the classic

00:33:33.200 fable the emperor's new cloak where you know the little boy is the only one in the village that says

00:33:39.120 hey the king's naked he's got nothing on uh today uh the ending would be the kid is sent for

00:33:45.680 sensitivity training for pointing out the obvious and the truth and i think when we see this being

00:33:52.400 tolerated catherine it's all about corporations whether it's home depot coca-cola levi's you name

00:33:58.880 it we will bend the knee to the radical progressives the marxists the radical trans community so that

00:34:05.680 they don't start any kind of boycott or slander campaign against our company they'll move on to

00:34:12.320 our competitors and do that that's the weakness right now loudest and most annoying what was that

00:34:18.640 they're the loudest oh absolutely or the loudest and and who are they bending the knee to a percent

00:34:24.400 of a percent of a percent of people that is the degree of cowardice we see not only in the corporate

00:34:31.200 world but in hollywood professional sports government you see it the bureaucracy you see it everywhere

00:34:37.840 and i'm sorry to be uh potentially transphobic a lot of these people and there are studies to back

00:34:45.040 this up are suffering from mental health issues and that's the tail wagging the dog seriously 0.75

00:34:52.320 unbelievable so hopefully that pendulum is going to swing back soon because the idea of trans people 1.00

00:34:59.200 thinking a book is so toxic that they will die and they will pretend to die yeah write your don't buy

00:35:05.920 the book change the channel everyone has to think the same but we do have one ready for us okay at the

00:35:11.200 tp usa young women's leadership conference juan can you hear us yeah we can hear you hi hey juan

00:35:17.600 how you doing there i'm gonna turn you down uh pretty good here um so we're here at the turning

00:35:22.560 point usa young women's leadership summit here in dallas texas where thousands of women from all

00:35:28.240 across the country have been coming here to just uh show support for all the conservative women

00:35:33.520 speakers here and just to have like an outlet to be able to join up with other conservative women 1.00

00:35:38.320 throughout the whole country so we uh it's the second day here but we've been seeing more and

00:35:43.360 more people show up and uh with key speaker space such as candace ellen and slobby emmons and 0.99

00:35:50.000 lauren shen here uh ready to speak today we're seeing a large amount of people coming up

00:35:54.720 well one since katherine is as far as i can tell a young woman or somebody who identifies as a young

00:36:00.320 woman i'm gonna let her lead the interview with uh with you so take it away okay well one i haven't

00:36:06.400 actually met you officially it's a welcome to the team first of all it's nice to meet you um

00:36:10.880 what uh what have been some highlights so far i know you just got there uh this is your first day

00:36:14.720 there but what what are some highlights that are happening down there well i mean the highlights i

00:36:22.240 mean we're seeing all these big uh speakers speak uh and yesterday lara trump uh spoke to a big crowd

00:36:27.920 here uh yesterday and like i said we're seeing thousands of people from all across the united and

00:36:32.640 all throughout the world just are showing up just to show their support towards conservative

00:36:36.720 values here uh for any point usa that's awesome so what did laura trump uh did you watch her speech

00:36:43.520 what did she like what topics did she hit on well she was talking about how uh it was great to see

00:36:49.760 conservative women here gathering and just like calling out the left on just uh them not being able 1.00

00:36:55.520 to describe what a woman is and just calling out the hypocrisy with the values that they have 0.98

00:37:00.800 that seems to be a hot topic these days what is a woman no one can answer the question i think it's 1.00

00:37:05.520 pretty it's literally i googled it it's quite easy it's literally it's a it's what is a female and it's

00:37:10.560 someone who's capable of producing eggs and has the capacity to give birth it's not that complicated

00:37:16.240 maybe somebody should bring along some biology books and hand them out for uh you know an impromptu

00:37:21.200 education yeah you know but you know one tell me uh one of the trends of the last us election and

00:37:28.800 it was ted cruz i think that uh flagged this uh going back to 2020 the um it was the idea of a

00:37:36.720 demographic that was going away from the republican party to the democrat party and that was college

00:37:44.480 educated white suburban woman uh and basically it was based on oh those mean tweets uh you know that 1.00

00:37:52.560 that that's so offensive i would argue because i know one of those white suburban uh college educated

00:37:59.760 woman in california who fit into that demographic and did vote uh biden i'm wondering if those women

00:38:08.480 are suffering from buyer's remorse given what's happened uh to the u.s and since uh the democrats

00:38:16.560 took power i mean a lot of them that i've been speaking to i mean they've been feeling remorse and

00:38:23.440 the primary thing that they're regretting is just the amount of inflation that they've been seeing here

00:38:27.920 and the gas prices and the shortage of supplies around the area and another demographic that i've been

00:38:34.000 speaking to that i've been showing a lot of remorse is as well like the south texas communities that

00:38:38.800 start to vote republican for the first time in many years wow just seeing with the problems with the

00:38:43.440 border crisis that the biden administration has been allowing so a lot of people here i mean they're

00:38:48.480 showing like they're showing their support just to have people like come here and just support women's

00:38:54.720 values here and uh just consider values as a whole too so uh we were actually going to show you just

00:39:00.320 some of the booth around here just to show how big the event has been getting yes please do all right

00:39:05.520 so uh like i said i mean we've been seeing thousands of women around all across the uh the united states 0.99

00:39:11.680 and many different countries as well just show up here just to show support for the event here and

00:39:18.000 we've been seeing bruce all throughout the area here just trying to talk with people just uh to have

00:39:24.560 like the same values of conservative ideas so as you can see here i mean it's a massive

00:39:30.000 uh main booth here um so like i said it's a three-day event and like we have not been seeing uh

00:39:36.960 it being uh like uh not many people like it's been probably the whole time here so um we'll be uh

00:39:42.640 walking more around here and um i like all the pink oh yeah i mean it's a great background here it's a

00:39:51.520 great uh beautiful so uh but yeah we've been seeing people from like all walks of life and all different

00:39:57.840 backgrounds are just gathered here today um and just to show their support for uh conservative and

00:40:03.760 women's values here so like like you can see i mean there's many different booths from all different 0.75

00:40:09.840 lots of life here that's really interesting i feel like um in the past maybe and maybe i'm just ignorant

00:40:16.560 but i feel like an event like this would be more compelling to women today than it was five ten years

00:40:21.600 ago because women womanhood is on the line we're getting attacked left right and center and maybe 1.00

00:40:27.440 like i was just talking to david menzies about this but being a feminist ten years ago is not the same 0.99

00:40:32.240 definition as a feminist now and and i never considered myself a feminist or someone who would

00:40:36.400 go to a woman's event because i'd be like meh we're all right but we're not anymore and i feel

00:40:40.560 like this kind of event is probably more popular now than ever and more important now than ever so

00:40:44.880 it looks like a fun place to be i see a lot of beautiful outfits nice job ladies 0.99

00:40:51.600 yeah and especially i mean nowadays especially with the democrats i mean not supporting a lot of

00:40:56.240 women not just with the trans women in sports but also like them saying that they can't define what a 0.65

00:41:01.680 woman is or saying that they're not a biologist so a lot of people are just like coming here to show

00:41:07.200 their support and being like we want women to be treated uh well and they're seeing that with the

00:41:11.760 conservative values they're actually parties that are taking care of these women and actually 0.65

00:41:15.760 supporting them yeah democrats and one i'm curious too um what is the mood of uh the attendees at this

00:41:24.720 conference in terms of a optimistic feeling uh if you will given the midterms are coming in november

00:41:32.960 and we look back at the you know trump regime and what did you have in america you had energy

00:41:38.160 independence inflation was not a factor uh you had record low unemployment rates uh including for

00:41:46.640 minority groups hispanic black female asian um there was no such thing as a baby formula

00:41:53.200 shortage for goodness sakes where you had to depend on airlifts from other countries and this wokeism

00:41:59.680 uh was not a thing where you know as we've seen a supreme court justice as katherine mentioned can't

00:42:05.360 even define a woman i personally feel one and just correct me if i'm going down the wrong path i think

00:42:11.040 we're going to see a generational you know landslide of people coming out to get rid of so many democrats

00:42:20.880 of course it's got to happen people can't stay at home they got to actually get out and vote what is

00:42:25.360 the mood there that you're picking up i mean i think the mood is really good i think like i said i've

00:42:31.200 been seeing people from all different backgrounds and many different uh political thoughts that i've

00:42:35.440 just been they're being tired of the democratic party especially under the biden administration

00:42:40.240 feeling that they've been cheated and i mean they're everyone's united here and with the midterms i think

00:42:45.600 it's going to be a landslide too with people from both the left and the right just uniting and just

00:42:49.520 seeing that uh they have a lot of the same ideas that they agree on and seeing that the democrats have

00:42:54.880 just been uh using them and manipulating them incredible so less than you know what six months

00:43:00.880 away um uh we'll have to watch out for that uh katherine do you have any other questions for what

00:43:06.800 uh no i don't think i do i mean i wish i was there myself but um for reasons i won't discuss i cannot

00:43:14.080 oh well i think the reason might be that we're uh prisoners uh in our country one we're landlocked uh we

00:43:21.280 can't take a plane a train a boat uh until can't even take an automobile yeah that that's for sure

00:43:28.640 and um is there any hot topic one at this conference has emerged is there something everyone's

00:43:36.720 talking about i presume the economy must be front of mind given how in less than two years things have

00:43:44.320 gone upside down in america with the biden regime but is there anything else that is being

00:43:51.280 talked about by these attendees well uh like you said uh the economy is the main thing that most

00:43:57.600 people here have been just agreeing that is the main topic here i mean people i mean people are getting

00:44:01.920 sick of having to pay a hundred dollars just to fill up their tanks and just seeing record highs of

00:44:07.600 prices for gas uh not just in texas but throughout the whole country uh and like i said another hot topic

00:44:13.760 is that they feel like they uh the women feel like they haven't been uh represented by the democrats

00:44:19.120 since they're cheating them they feel like they're being cheated especially with things as uh

00:44:23.440 trans when being in sports and uh stealing their their spotlight and their their prizes because of 0.96

00:44:28.800 unfair advantages because of uh physical traits yeah yeah i think all of the things you've listed

00:44:35.360 one are going to contribute to just a landslide but i'm i'm almost hesitant to speak in those terms

00:44:41.680 because you know you might have people say oh it's a landslide i they don't need my vote you got to get

00:44:47.760 out the vote that always matters the vote has to come out ontario we just had a provincial election

00:44:54.560 uh won last night and uh the uh progressive conservative party romped to victory but the turnout

00:45:03.440 was around 41 percent and i think a lot of that had to do with uh people looking at the polls and seeing

00:45:12.000 that the conservatives were due for a super majority and they said yeah no sense me going out well

00:45:18.240 nothing you know disasters happen but it can always go the other way when uh you uh stay home believing

00:45:25.600 in the polls so i think that's a message to republicans regardless of sex get the vote out

00:45:32.640 come november don't take anything for granted that's well put david great okay well what thank you so

00:45:45.680 much uh you're killing it with your reports uh south of the border uh i know when we say that that

00:45:52.480 means the united states when you say that it means mexico so i just wanted to uh be clear in terms of the

00:45:59.600 geography and uh juan thank you so much for covering the conference and we'll uh look forward to your

00:46:05.200 future reports thank you juan thank you thank you very much well that was one and um you know really um

00:46:13.600 catherine uh it that was the two trends we saw in the last u.s federal election like i said college

00:46:20.560 educated white suburban woman not um taking a likening to trump's mean tweets well you know what i'll take any 0.63

00:46:29.520 kind of mean tweets if it means uh a gallon of gasoline is two dollars as opposed to 650 and the

00:46:36.800 unemployment and everything else that this regime is i mean biden is the anti-midis and everything

00:46:42.880 he touches doesn't turn to gold it turns to something else and um i i think even those that voted uh

00:46:50.720 democrat i speak in my friend in california she's never going down that route again after seeing what's

00:46:56.400 happened yeah and it was kind of funny too because the other trend was that you saw blue collar um

00:47:04.160 mostly males you know working in industry that typically supported the democrat party because

00:47:10.560 the democrat party used to be pro-union pro-lunch bucket brigade and they were switching to republican

00:47:17.840 because they realized you know with the with the democrats saying we're going to shut down the coal

00:47:23.760 uh mines we're going to stop pipeline pipelines we're going to stop the leasing of oil fields

00:47:29.680 they realized they're putting me out of a job so that demographic uh went uh republican really odd

00:47:37.360 times we're living in it really is like how we talked about this earlier but how doug ford has so much

00:47:42.880 so many of the unions behind correct yeah it's a strange time especially like and i mentioned this again

00:47:48.160 but jagmeet singh the leader of the federal ndp party supposed to be a man of the people

00:47:54.720 new democrat party they're supposed to be you know akin to socialism in a way closest thing we have

00:48:00.880 here um and yet he he walks around when a 20 000 watch and these fancy suits and he's just so

00:48:09.040 disconnected from the reality of how average canadians are living and like i mentioned the

00:48:13.520 people are more people than ever are going to food banks it's like times are tough here and yet we

00:48:18.320 have someone like jagmeet and trudeau these people who who act like they're these i mean they are

00:48:24.240 they're elite rich people and they and there's a sense that they're always sneering and turning their

00:48:28.640 nose up at the average citizen even the way i mean this is kind of offside but even the way uh justin

00:48:33.920 trudeau speaks like his afflict his what did you say affliction afflection in his voice yes is so

00:48:39.600 pompous it's just like get with the times man like you're supposed to be the the party and you're

00:48:44.720 not the new democrats of the liberals but they're supposed to be representing the average person not

00:48:49.200 the rich snobby conservatives but the the average canadian but that is not it's completely backwards 0.90

00:48:54.080 from how it used to be you know catherine there's two things i get from your comments one is the

00:48:58.800 hypocrisy jagmeet singh wearing the twenty thousand dollar watch decrying the the carbon crisis or the

00:49:05.360 climate emergency yet i believe his personal car is a bmw m3 right yeah not exactly a plug-in toyota

00:49:14.320 prius and um the other thing there's a unique dynamic in the federal uh ndp party it's basically

00:49:22.240 a two-headed hydro right now you have jagmeet singh and some other mps that typically represent downtown

00:49:29.840 urban ridings and they're all about you know uh stopping pipelines uh you know all about climate

00:49:37.520 change etc but you have the other classic ndp uh mps who are the supporters of the lunch bucket brigade

00:49:47.120 well in oshawa they it was completely democrat or like ndp in the riding of oshawa yesterday

00:49:52.800 and there you go for provincially and and but the the point is is that i think if you were to get

00:49:59.520 the ndp party to speak honestly um there was a lot of buyer's remorse that thomas mulcare who brought

00:50:07.440 them to official opposition status is no longer there and jagmeet saying i'm sorry to say that's not

00:50:14.720 just a dead dog that's a dead dog with fleas he is never going to break through he's the fourth place

00:50:19.840 leader propping up these trudeau liberals and the liberal policies which he supports are contrary to

00:50:28.320 blue-collar workers who would be a big part of the ndp voting base absolutely he's slapping his own

00:50:35.600 voting base in the face and that's why he was you know booed out of brampton and and by the way um

00:50:41.760 i find this um spectacular katherine and i'm not sure how much truth there is but i was going around

00:50:48.400 the media looking at what certain analysts were saying because right now the question is who

00:50:55.280 replaces stephen del duca and of course who replaces andrea horwath and for andrea horwath's

00:51:02.480 replacement believe it or not one name bandied about his chug meat singh you know becoming the

00:51:08.800 leader of the ontario ndp uh maybe he realizes that uh it's a fool's errand to run federally um i don't

00:51:16.960 think for a variety of reasons the ndp under jug meat singh will ever break through in quebec like

00:51:22.320 thomas mulcair did um do you think that's a possibility oh my gosh i hope not i mean it's like

00:51:28.880 what's the what's worse can he do more damage in ontario or federally like in federally he'll

00:51:34.000 probably never win because of quebec um and you know the the west in ontario maybe people will like

00:51:40.880 him and he'd actually become the leader and that would be a nightmare i don't know i think he should

00:51:46.800 retire yeah and that by the way that's a very good point because one of the reasons i really suspect

00:51:54.160 he's propping up the justin trudeau liberals until 2025 oh my gosh an attorney then he will have put

00:52:01.520 in the six years of service to qualify for that cushy pension oh yeah yeah because you know what when

00:52:08.000 you're buying twenty thousand dollar watches and brand new bmw m3s off the lot yeah you need some 0.98

00:52:13.680 do re mi yeah right you know uh so i think that's uh jug meat sings a true agenda well i mean it sucks 0.63

00:52:21.680 that we have to pay him but whatever just retire but get out of here and uh yeah he's not a nice person

00:52:27.600 i don't think so either he won't take questions from independent media uh he is pompous uh he is elitist i 0.57

00:52:35.440 think and um you know he's holding the country hostage by propping up this uh trudeau government

00:52:42.160 but i see we're getting running out of uh racetrack here uh catherine do we have some super chats

00:52:48.880 oh okay then you're gonna have to read that catherine because unless i'm clark kent there's no way i cannot

00:52:55.760 read that either can we do something about the font size producer olivia i can see amt 640

00:53:05.440 i don't have my glasses it's it's uh oh we're gonna slack okay is it did i miss it okay i see

00:53:15.040 them i see them my bad my bad i see them now um okay here we go so amt 61 says canada is not is in

00:53:24.480 political hell federally liberal and ndp and their dictatorship for another three long years and now 0.61

00:53:30.080 four years of ford who does what trudeau tells him to do is in the uh is in the independent sorry

00:53:36.320 is the independent person for freedom like new blue yeah no it's a good point however it looks like the

00:53:43.280 strategy well it doesn't look like the strategy did work you had justin trudeau showing up at um you

00:53:50.240 know political events on the campaign trail for doug ford in the meantime he never showed up at a

00:53:56.480 stephen del duca liberal i mean stephen del duca must feel like uh you know uh a spurned spouse i

00:54:03.920 mean they're both liberal red but i think part of that catherine is that traditionally in ontario for

00:54:09.040 the last hundred years uh more or less whichever party is in ottawa on parliament hill the federal

00:54:16.400 party the opposite party is at queen's park it's almost like the psyche of the ontario voter and i don't

00:54:23.920 understand it really i don't understand it either yeah they want like a counterbalance and i think

00:54:29.280 doug ford realized that and i think justin trudeau realized that because why else is he showing up at

00:54:33.760 progressive conservative campaign announcements it's stunning again what a weird world we're in it is

00:54:40.560 a kooky clown world david you are correct so from noble canadian thirty dollars thank you thank you

00:54:46.640 says hi cool david and lovely katherine wow thank you i believe fellow star trek fans yes hello hello um

00:54:55.680 which parties do you think most resemble which race from star trek and which leader most resembles

00:55:00.640 which character from star trek wow i'd have to process that well i feel like the liberals are the

00:55:07.600 romulans liberals are the romulans the ndp are the klingons uh the pcs under doug ford are the federation

00:55:16.400 in the dark mirror universe yeah not these aren't your uh your grandfather's pcs because

00:55:23.600 let's face it they've uh there was liberal almost as liberal as the other two parties are certainly

00:55:28.400 spending uh like liberals so there you go you know what's funny is captain picard i would consider

00:55:34.080 him a very liberal person but i would vote for that man if he was if there was someone who resembled

00:55:39.840 like the grace and the the philosophical like balance of someone like john luc picard he would

00:55:47.200 have my vote i can still you know what i can conceive of the a 23rd or 24th century in which

00:55:54.480 we have starships going faster than the speed of light i can't buy into the fact that captain

00:56:00.320 jean-luc picard from france speaks with a british accent that always loses me why did they just make

00:56:07.680 him a um yeah someone from the uk i mean was that too much of an ask yeah you know but apparently it

00:56:14.080 was so anyways well i mean every every race in star trek speaks english perfectly so that's enough star

00:56:20.560 shark references but thank you for that nice donation keep your phasers on fun

00:56:25.920 what they did there it's pat on the back that's very funny okay we have judah burcy one dollar thank

00:56:32.720 you nothing like shooting yourself in the foot new brunswick and ontario party or new sorry new blue

00:56:38.320 and ontario party couldn't connect with duca or and andrea yes you know what in the foot in in

00:56:45.600 fairness and we we've seen this with uh maxine bernier's ppc party um and despite getting a good

00:56:53.520 percentage of the popular vote but we know our electoral system doesn't work that way the

00:56:58.160 conservatives in federally in the last two elections won uh the popular vote but didn't win the election

00:57:04.800 because it's riding base and uh just asked mr o'toole and mr sheer about that but the the fact of the

00:57:10.560 the matter is catherine historically speaking for a startup party you know even with an elected

00:57:17.360 representative so we're talking rick nichols belinda carahalios maxine bernier they all lost their seats

00:57:23.280 yeah it is a herculean task to break through yeah yeah and we saw it again people like labels i guess so

00:57:32.080 you know so uh and uh and again like i said people will point well look at the percentage of the vote and

00:57:37.520 basically that's nice that's good but you know what doesn't translate into seats and doesn't

00:57:42.800 translate into power and you know for me i voted um ppc in the federal election and the reason i

00:57:48.000 did that was because i was like i want someone in in the parliament who represents my values even if

00:57:53.600 it's just a few but it's like we we won how many seats did the ppc win like one or two no zero zero yeah

00:58:00.400 my goodness okay so so i basically threw my vote away because i wanted to have my voice heard but no

00:58:06.240 one's gonna hear it yeah no one they're not even in there they're not even in the meeting so it was

00:58:11.040 a waste and even maxine bernier and you know i love maxine i have you know uh he never turns on an

00:58:18.240 interview with us and i think i i support his policies but him and his father and uh bose quebec

00:58:24.720 they've held that writing more than 30 years three decades and even then uh with his branding with his

00:58:32.640 name recognition uh couldn't break through that's how difficult it is well that's a good point um

00:58:40.160 next super chat is from fraser fraser mcburney five dollars thank you that's why i use capital letters

00:58:49.760 but you know what the problem fraser is that we i even i with my wonky eyes that i can read his name

00:58:55.600 but i can't read that one because it was short and sweet and in capital so thank you well how do you

00:59:00.480 do when you go to the optometrist with that eye chart i mean i can always get the big capital e

00:59:05.600 right but after that is downhill so i can see everything that's going on thank you super girl

00:59:12.480 uh next chat is from tz tz burton five dollars thank you happy friday everyone just enjoy the moment

00:59:21.040 today that's so nice you know what and it's really nice captain honestly in the big picture uh if your

00:59:28.080 party or your candidate didn't win if you're upset about ford getting another uh four-year mandate

00:59:34.960 with a super majority the fact of the matter is life goes on the sun came up hopefully you're healthy

00:59:42.160 hopefully everything's going well with your life and there will be other battles to fight yeah that's

00:59:46.480 nice i like that um we have one from raw drawn five dollars thank you so much it would be great if

00:59:52.960 someone could swap the turban that jagmeet wears with a hornet's nest instead wow a little offside 1.00

00:59:59.840 also new blue and ontario party should put their differences aside and unite that i agree with

01:00:04.400 absolutely i agree with the second part i i don't believe in advocating harm even by hornet stains to

01:00:11.040 anyone i think it was a joke because it's so cartoonish yeah we don't advocate for violence here but

01:00:16.800 thank you for the comment please ladies and gentlemen do not go out and seek out any

01:00:21.680 seeks wearing a turban and replacing it with a hornet's nest but you're probably going to get 0.98

01:00:25.680 stung in the process by the way doing it so or you'll go to jail but the other part i do like

01:00:31.440 reunite the independent right there's your slogan i love that yes david you should do it david for premier

01:00:39.760 i'm behind you 100 menzies i don't think i could capture dog catcher so that's all the super chats

01:00:47.120 we have well and perfect timing we're just one minute uh past the hour and uh so um i want to

01:00:54.160 thank uh super producers olivia and efren behind the boards oh and danny thank you for mentioning that i

01:01:01.360 you know we have tinted glass for some reason i think that's efren's doing because it's cool

01:01:06.160 well he's got this real you know lust for tinted windows in cars he's always talking about tinted

01:01:12.000 windows like and it looks like he's tinted the studio windows like i can't see anyone there uh

01:01:17.760 that's just your eyes david but thank you all and uh and thank everybody for tuning in especially those

01:01:22.880 who contributed a super chat like i said earlier it's how we keep the machinery gun running here 0.99

01:01:28.160 need a lot of lights to blur the imperfections and catherine thank you for being my co-host

01:01:32.240 david any delight oh you're a delight as you know we go way back yeah at least a year ago

01:01:37.520 to at least a year ago which is a long time when uh the clock's running now uh in the meantime folks

01:01:43.920 uh there'll be um i think it's um sheila and adam seuss on monday and it's sheila and i

01:01:51.440 on tuesday of next week have a wonderful weekend and as always stay sane

01:01:57.360 the honorable member for kildonan saint paul i recently traveled to israel on a parliamentary

01:02:06.720 mission to learn about the conflict but something else that really stood out to me was how the

01:02:11.040 country has moved on from covet it was immediately noticeable when we got off the plane no mask no

01:02:16.080 public health warnings warnings distancing or divisive vaccine mandates in israel people are living

01:02:21.120 joyously in a post-covid world mr speaker but as soon as we boarded the flight home to canada all

01:02:26.720 covid restrictions and mandates returned and i felt the anxiety and stress of the past two years

01:02:31.440 and realized the terrible impact canadian restrictions continue to have on our psyches

01:02:36.480 and how desperately people need a return to normal but this liberal government will not allow it they

01:02:42.000 voted against our motions and travel restrictions and mandates even though other highly advanced

01:02:47.120 vaccinated countries with leading scientific and medical experts have done so mr speaker it doesn't

01:02:52.800 have to be this way all canadians can live freely once again i've seen it with my own eyes it's time

01:02:57.680 canada moves on too

Rebel News Podcast - June 03, 2022

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