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Summary
On this week's episode of Odyssey: A Canadian Sports Podcast, Andrew and Shelly discuss the Cleveland Indians' new nickname for the upcoming season, the Toronto Maple Leafs new logo, and the Edmonton Eskimos new logo.
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July 23rd, 2021, and no, I apologize in advance, Ezra Levent is not here, he usually is, but
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the hardest working man in show business is out of the province on a special assignment,
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and my normal fill-in co-host, that would be Sheila Gunn-Reed, aka the She-Devil with
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a Sword, she is also on assignment, so I'm very happy to have, to my left, high energy,
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I'm doing well, David, thank you very much, of course, we're here to take your comments,
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questions, concerns, by form of hyperchats on Odyssey, if you guys are watching on Odyssey,
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or if you're not, head over there to ask us your questions, or give us your comments,
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and we'll read aloud, we'll go over some of the nation's, and perhaps continent's,
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biggest stories today, as well as our latest rebel news story, David the Menzoid Menzaloid,
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what's the first thing you want to talk about today?
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You know, I've got to tell you, it wasn't on the list, but I'm driving into headquarters,
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and I hear that the Cleveland Indians have changed their nickname for next season going forward,
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and without getting into the Indians debate, and native nicknames, and logos, such as,
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I think the Washington Redskins are still going to be known this season as the Washington football team,
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I don't know what's taking them so long, but I couldn't help but notice the nickname is,
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the new nickname that is, Andrew, the Guardians, and first of all, how do you visually represent that
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on a logo? And this seems to be something that is really a Cleveland thing. Their football team,
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the nickname is the Browns, which was actually named after the person who founded the team,
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but you're in a real problem area because how do you visually represent a logo that's brown?
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You can't even use the color on the helmet because that's a rule. The helmet can't be the same color
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as the football to avoid, you know, a ref making the wrong call. And, you know, and I mean,
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their basketball team, the Cavaliers, who in blue hell, folks, would name a male basketball team
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the Cavaliers. It just, it just sounds so eminent to me. And now we have the Guardians. And then the
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more I thought about this, Andrew, the more Guardians made sense. And I'll tell you why.
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It's kind of like, like when you said, oh, well, they'll just have a night as a Guardian. Well,
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then you're ripping off the Las Vegas hockey team. I think Guardian is bang on for the day and age we
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live in because it's like, what it says to me is parental guardian. It's like a guardian of content,
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a guardian that looks at what we say, what we do, what we think, what we write. It is so in tune,
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I think, with cancel culture that, you know, here are a bunch of guardians in Cleveland of all places,
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monitoring correct speak. And the idea that they got rid of a logo that is more than a century old
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or a nickname that's more than a century old, I guess it shows that they're practicing what they
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preach. But what are your thoughts on that? They should have went with a bird or something.
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There's a lot of birds in the major leagues. You got the Orioles, the Cardinals, the Blue Jays.
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Why not the Sparrows? They could have went with something rock and roll themed. Cleveland
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Rock and Roll Hall of Fame is there. The Cleveland LeBron Jameses, maybe. Just get a logo of LeBron
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since they were from there. I don't know. It's stupid. It's one of those situations where nobody
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asked for it except for people who don't care about baseball. Just like what are the Edmonton
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Eskimos called now? Oh, the Elk Hounds or the Elkswine. Edmonton Elk or something.
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Shout out to a couple of the Edmonton Eskimos who are actually, you know, really smart guys. I watch
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a lot of their stuff that they post online and they say some real woke stuff and not in the
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sarcastic sense, even though I did quotations. I don't know, David. I think it's one of these
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things that they're going to regret. It's just, but it's probably going to be forgotten in a year
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or two. I mean, sports fans will remember it, but everybody else is just going to start calling
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that Washington football team. I don't know how they've kept it the same for this long. It's really
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stupid. I don't know how you're supposed to build a brand or sell merchandise or get new
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fans. Most of the times when kids are picking teams and it's not just a legacy thing where
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like my father's a big Leafs fan, which isn't what happened with me because my dad's a Canadians
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fan. They go with whatever they think is the coolest logo, the coolest uniform, whatever
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sounds the coolest. The football team and the Guardians, you know, and the Elks, these
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aren't cool names. They're not cool logos. You got to do something creative like Seattle's
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team is the Kraken. That's going to get at least some people to be like, oh, this is interesting.
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But when you go down this road of let's get the most generic thing we can to not offend
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people, it's insane. And somebody's done a video and I have it in one of my old episodes
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of my show with a guy named Vince Dow, a young guy. He goes through all the college sports
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teams in the United States that have logos that would be offensive to white people.
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And there's actually hundreds of them. I mean, you could go down the road of the Boston Celtics
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Fighting Irish, Texas Rangers. So there's so many things that could be offensive to other
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people, but they just choose not to. And the reason why this happens is because it's usually
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white people acting on other people's behalf to be offended on their behalf. And it's a
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And by the way, you are 100% right in that assessment. Because if there are any woke people
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tuned in right now and they're going, oh, this is rich. Two white heterosexual males talking
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about what is and isn't offensive to natives. Well, I can tell you back in 2016, the Washington
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Post, no less. And I'm sure they were shocked by the results of this poll. They had an exclusive
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poll to Native Americans about the team name and logo, Washington Redskins. And I am absolutely
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sure, Andrew, to their shock and dismay, more than 90% said they had no problem. In fact,
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they liked it. We actually did an assignment where we went down to downtown Toronto and talked
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to natives. And they loved it. They thought it was empowering. So it begs the question,
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doesn't it? Who is offensive? When you're asking natives who have the most skin in the game about
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native nicknames and logos for sports teams, and more than nine out of 10 say, no, this isn't bad.
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In fact, it's good. In fact, I wear this merchandise. I go back to when I started my career,
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such as it is, in northern Alberta in the 1980s. I was in a part of the real estate in Canada,
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Andrew, where there was something like in the town I was in, St. Paul. It was a short drive to,
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I believe, five Indian reserves. And in the 1980s, in northern Alberta, at the peak of Gretzky mania,
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right? You would think that the Edmonton Oilers jersey would be the most prevalent. I can tell you
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on the reserves, the, you know, I was with a pickup team and we would play native teams,
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almost every single one wearing the sweater of the Chicago Blackhawks. So these are natives with
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their own money buying potentially offensive, you know, sweaters and logos. And by the way,
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the Chicago Blackhawks, I have no, I have no doubt whatsoever that this, which is easily one of
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the most beautiful hockey jerseys ever created in the history of Shinny, that will be next on the
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cancel culture list. You watch in our lifetime, that's going to be a different name and nickname.
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But what I'm getting at is who are we bending the knee to? White social justice warriors that are
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being offended on behalf of the natives who aren't? This is madness, Andrew.
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Well, the Chicago, we're going to Chicago Blackhawks. So many native teams have taken that logo as many
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like amateur teams do. In Whitby, Ontario, Canada, the Iroquois team, their lacrosse and their hockey
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teams use pretty much a repurposed version of that logo. And it happens all the time with lacrosse teams.
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And last thing I'll say on this is the Edmonton Eskimos, same deal as the Washington Redskins,
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where the Edmonton Eskimos actually came up with that name with the help of a native tribe who they
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also do yearly benefits with. They visit with the people on the reserve all the time, every season.
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So they're not, they're not pleasing anyone by just changing their name. And even though they had an
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overwhelming support to keep the name, they still decided, I don't know, Sally Ann in public
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relations department said, no, this is the fence of David. We have to change it.
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Yeah. And one last thing about the Edmonton Eskimos, I remember when they got the names
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down to the final seven, which all had to begin with the letter E because they wanted to keep the
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No, but that is an iconic logo. I applaud that. If you had a gun to my head and said,
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you must change this nickname. You can no longer use Eskimos. It has to be another name with an E.
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And I mean, I was looking at the name Elks, Eclipse. I mean, who in blue hell would name a sports
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But here's the thing. What didn't make the final seven a word that begins with the letter E that
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is completely in touch with the culture of Alberta is energy. Wouldn't that be?
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What a great name for a sports franchise, the Edmonton Energy. But I know what's happening
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Yeah. Oh my goodness. What about the Greta Thunberg element? They might not like this
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Oh yeah. Well, you know, look, when Houston went back into the NFL, they had a great nickname
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too. Also the Oilers, a fantastic logo, I thought, an oil derrick. And they became the
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Well, it's because it's a different franchise, David Manzies. The Houston Oilers moved to
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Tennessee to become the Tennessee Titans. I would expect David Manzies to know this
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Listen, when Winnipeg rejoined the NHL, it went back to the Jets. And by the way, the
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owners wanted a different nickname. And Manitobans rose up in anger and said, no, you're staying
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Our next segment is brought to you by the United Nations.
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Yes. They have moved into our parking lot. They now own us. Annamie Paul is the de facto,
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I guess I can use the term, leader of the Green Party. She won the leadership race, did she not?
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And now we've, are those documents public yet that we've discovered? Can we mention those?
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Well, I know our lawyers sent a process server yesterday to the court, because what is spectacular,
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folks, is that Annamie Paul, who just launched yesterday, her official election kickoff,
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in the periphery, there is turmoil galore. The Green Party of Canada and the Green Party Fund of Canada,
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right? They have launched legal action. Basically, the gist of it is when there was the specter of a
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leadership review that was quashed, it shouldn't have been, they should have been reviewed. And
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basically, what is Annamie Paul's sin? Well, she is pro-Israel. And when you have a party full of
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progressives, it is due rigueur to denounce Israel, to embrace the likes of Hamas. And we know this,
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don't we, Andrew? Because remember back in 2015, Elizabeth May, the former leader of the Green Party,
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and someone who I think is still strongly connected to the Green Party in terms of string pulling and
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puppet mastering. She was at that incredible event. I think it was the Ottawa Press Gallery in Ottawa,
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where she prayed. Well, you know what? I think it would be in her favor. No, I think she should
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cling to that. I was drunk as a skunk. I didn't know what I was saying. I didn't know what I was
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doing. But she was singing the praises of Omar Khadr, our homegrown Islamist terrorist,
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and now multimillionaire, thanks to the Trudeau liberals. I don't know if we have that clip,
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if Mr. Producer finds it. So if you are embracing Omar Khadr, you kind of get an idea where the
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Greens are on Mideast policy, don't you? Well, it's because she is Jewish, I would imagine.
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But people are going to, of course- That's Annamie Paul, not Elizabeth May.
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Exactly. Now, people are going to say, why are you guys carrying water for the Green Party?
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Because it's silly what they're doing. They're suing their own leader because they don't like
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who won. They don't like what she's standing for. And I imagine this Green Party fund comes from their
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global fund, as they are quite literally a globalist party. Hence why all Green Party
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parties across the entire world use the same logo and they use the same platform. It's pretty much
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NDP, but with pretending they care more about the environment, it might as well be the same party.
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But they, whereas the NDP would just be localized in Canada and perhaps wherever Jagmeet is not banned
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from, the Green Party, you know, they collect funds, they collect organizational, not representation,
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but connections. It's basically just a global party, literal globalists who say, let's try to run here,
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let's try to run there. And they do their best. And I'd imagine their global partners are not a fan of
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enemy. Paul being a fan of, you know, her own heritage. Yeah. Well, you know, Andrew, that's so
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true. And I mean, they were fans prior to me when we had that big eruption with Israel and Hamas and
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and she issued a statement about, I mean, I don't want to misquote it, but it was, I thought, so
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innocuous, you know, let's get back to discussing the issues. And evidently, because she didn't
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outright condemn Israel, that was her sin. In fact, one Green Party member crossed the floor to the
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liberals. And I would argue that I think maybe a lot of the Green Party membership didn't even realize
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when they voted for her that she was Jewish. You know, I mean, in terms of the identity politics
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poker game, I mean, she's got, you know, the ace and the king in her behalf. She's female and she's
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black. Right. And that should neither be here nor there. But we know that's not true. That's how
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politics worked. But when it was revealed that she was Jewish and pro-Israel, whoa, whoa, whoa,
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whoa. Then you had defections. Then you had turmoil about a leadership review, now a lawsuit. And I've
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never seen anything like this. A party going into an election, Andrew, where the party's own leader
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is the subject of a lawsuit to be ousted by her own party. Can you ever remember this?
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If she does, in fact, get to hold her position as the leader, I think this helps her. I think this
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will get her NDP voters. But the thing about the NDP and the Green Party is, and I do lump them in
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on purpose, is that especially for the Green Party, you're going to have a bunch of people who probably
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used to care about the environment a lot of what maybe the Green Party was 20 years ago. And just as
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we are literally the party to try to push environmental policy. Now, obviously, it's
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different. I don't think that a lot of their party members, and maybe this is me being too mean,
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know a lot about what's going on. They see Green Party, they think it's good. And I don't think that
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they're going to allow any differentiating opinions in this, because that's just not how it works when
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you get into these far or left groups. It's just we have these set of things. You're not supposed to
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be offensive to anyone. And disagreeing with Palestine as an oppressed state is just one of
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these things you're not allowed to say. Just like as if she was, if she was to tweet out there are
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only two genders, there'd be even more outrage. Oh, gracious. And the other thing, Gledge brought
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the NDP up, because when we look at the equation of the electoral map, the 338 seats, and why the
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Liberals tend to do so well, well, let's consider this. This is Toronto Centre, folks, which used to be
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the writing of the disgraced ex-finance minister, Bill Murnau. And here's the thing. I can easily see
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support for Annamie Paul and the NDP. And guess who comes right up the middle? It's the Liberal
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candidate, another writing one by the Justin Trudeau Liberals.
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Isn't this the Marcy Ian writing? Yes. So she's probably going to retain, is my guess.
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I would imagine. And, you know, unless you had some meeting of the minds between Green and NDP
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voters to strategically vote for one party or the other. But I don't see that happening. And again,
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this will be, I think, a writing one by a Liberal candidate going right up the middle.
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I mean, not that Jagmeet can ever win, but I would be so interested to see how this sort of stuff would
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play out if we started asking Jagmeet these questions. You ask Annamie Paul, her support
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versus of Israel versus Palestine. She tells you Israel, there's your big controversy. You start
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asking Jagmeet about tough questions about religion, who he sides on, and Islam versus Sikhism.
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How about Khalistan? All these questions about his religion. NDP is a party of voters who hate
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religion. I'm sorry to tell you, they're not really, and maybe they don't hate religion. Maybe
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they want to respect all people. But when it comes down to the beliefs of something like Sikhism,
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young voters who are 18 to 25, who are very left, are not going to be going to bat for anyone's
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religious freedoms, as we've seen in the last year. Now, it may be different because they might see it
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as an oppressed group. However, Sikhs are not going to be NDP voters, and NDP voters are not
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going to be Sikhs. That's just going to be the reality of it. I don't see how those two belief
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systems can mix at all, especially when you take from the fact that a common NDP voter is going to
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be pro-Palestine. A person who's a religious Sikh is not going to be pro-Palestine. That's just
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historically and literally not how it's going to be. So I would like to see how things would go
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if Jagmeet actually had to start answering questions about this stuff, as if his party
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actually started to know his true belief system and his actual opinions on global conflicts and
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religious doctrine in that sense. Because all we ever get from Jagmeet is tax more,
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child grants, we need more sick days, and everything's offensive and racist, and I'm going
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to cry about it. But you know what? I would dispute that the likes of Jagmeet Singh have nothing to do
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with religion or hate religion, because we know he has a soft spot in his heart for the idea of a
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a Sikh republic within India called Calistan. And there are Sikhs in Canada that do believe in this.
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I think this is a debtor issue in India than it is in Canada, believe it or not. And let's not forget,
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Andrew, the biggest act of Canadian terrorism goes back to the 1980s, the Air India bombing,
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and this was what it was all about, right? So when you look at Jagmeet Singh, when he's brought on the
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carpet to talk about an independent Sikh republic, Calistan, he does tap dancing that would make
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Fred Astaire blush, okay? Because he can't be seen as pro-terrorism or pro-extremism, and yet he can't
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go against the wishes of much of his base, I'm sorry to say, which are pro-Kalistan Sikhs.
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Well, I don't doubt for a second, I don't know if that's what you're alluding to,
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that Jagmeet doesn't believe these things. Him and his brother both seem to be religious Sikhs,
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I wouldn't doubt that for a second. I don't necessarily care about what his beliefs actually
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are. I just think that if he's an actual, if he's Sikh, I don't think the mass of NDP voters
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would support the religious views that a Sikh might have or pertain to have, especially in relations to
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things like Palestine, Islam, transgenderism, stuff like that. Now, Justin, do we have...
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Exactly. It's hard when you're lying all the time. Justin, do we have that clip the Menzoid mentioned?
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He's got one second now. From one moment, he's the greatest producer ever, he's found the clip,
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Justin will always be the greatest producer ever. I mean, we began the discussion with baseball. Do
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you know I call Justin Mr. Triple? I'll leave it up to the audience to decide if that's because he
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hits a record number of triples or he always bats into a triple play.
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That would be exciting. Triple play is an exciting play no matter what.
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Oh, you know what? I think, do you have it, Justin? Okay, here's Elizabeth May in a clip
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Do you guys ever wake up with old theme songs from former black and white TV shows that you
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never thought your kids would ever see and they're running through your head? Like, every
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now and then I wake up thinking about... Lisa, you've got to wait. Lisa, I wake up thinking
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about A Horse is a Horse, of course, of course. This morning I wake up thinking this. Why am
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I thinking this? Do you guys wonder? Please, hang on.
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Wait, you know what? Do you guys remember the theme song? Welcome back? Who knew
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Cotter was spelled K-H-A-D-R. Welcome back, Omer Cotter. It matters to say it. Welcome back,
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There's a lot unusual about your speech, Liz, but we're going to take off.
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Omer Cotter, you've got more class than the whole fucking cabinet. Thank you.
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What did the other woman say when she spoke? That was Lisa Wright doing heroic work in
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preventing Elizabeth May from really going down the sewer. You know, folks, how, first
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of all, how disgusting both the sentiment and the language. Secondly, how did we ever know
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that Elizabeth May was so ahead of the curve in terms of the Justin Trudeau liberals that
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gave our homegrown Islamist terrorist a $10.5 million check for hurting his feelings? But
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I'm not going to quote her verbatim, but, you know, Omer Cotter has more effing class than the
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entire Harper cabinet. You know, let me write that one down. Yeah, it is. It is mind boggling.
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This is a woman who thinks that a terrorist who killed an American ally and partially blinded another
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one has class. The guy should be locked up for the rest of his miserable life. And secondly,
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in 2019, I got to ask questions to Elizabeth May at the press conference after the federal leadership
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debate in Ottawa. And this is what I brought up to her. And I thought she had an easy out,
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Andrew. I thought she could have said, which I think is quite clear that, you know what,
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I was drunk as a skunk. I didn't know what I was saying. You know, then I'd have forgiveness.
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But no, she doubled down. She said, you know, the press gallery dinner, it's all about comedy.
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It's all about making jokes. And my follow up question is, is the family of Mr. Spear,
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are they laughing about this? You know, the person whose life was taken by this scumbag.
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So this is the leader of the Green Party up until recently and who I think is still
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pulling the strings. She is a disgrace. She is vulgar. She's a hypocrite, i.e.
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member Victoria Day two years ago, drove in BC, drove in a Victoria Day parade in a Dodge Viper,
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which I think manufactures 640 horsepower, not exactly a plug in Toyota Prius.
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So I have nothing but contempt for this vile woman based on those statements. She's never
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apologized for them. Maybe the Green Party would have been a better done a better job of keeping
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track of the electrical car outlets that Sheila Gunn-Reed did a story on recently, how the federal,
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if you guys didn't hear Justin, can we just pull up that story quickly? We'll talk about it for two
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minutes. Sheila has documents that showed the federal government forgot where they placed all
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their electrical car charging centers across the entire country. And they've had to hire a foreign,
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for some reason, they hired an American company to try to locate all of their plug-in stations. I don't
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know what to call charging stations, I guess. How is this possible? I don't know. People are
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pointing out that there's actually apps that you can download that say, here's the closest. That's
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right. Which makes sense, of course, people with electric vehicles that need to know that's an easy
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service, an easy idea, should have been on Dragon's Den. Brett Wilson, shout out Brett Wilson, who won't
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come on my show anymore. Oh, what happened there? Another lover's quarrel? No, for some reason,
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he thought that I wanted him to debate Adam Skelly on the show. And I was like, no, I just want you
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to come on the show, Brett Wilson. And he hasn't replied. Shout out Brett Wilson. The federal government
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loses track of electric car chargers, pays American company 680 grand to find them. Oh, what?
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Now, Sheila has the best- 680? She's great at finding the best and most hilarious
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government documents. She's the best. Yep. So that's always exciting. Go to rebelnews.com to see that.
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Let's move on to Justin. We can show probably the first two minutes of my video about Hasbro toys.
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Oh, it was a good one. Hasbro has Marvel. They make all the big companies' toys. Marvel,
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Transformers, Power Rangers, all that stuff that David Menzies still plays with and still reads the
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comics for. Yeah, but you know what? That sounds like a lot of toxic masculinity. There is. That's why
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we need to make sure it's only- They don't make Barbie. That's Mattel, right? You're apparently
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knee-deep in the toy manufacturing game. Regardless, Project Veritas found a whistleblower for Hasbro
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toys. He was a packaging engineer, I believe was his title, contracted by them, not directly from them,
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but by- So the company he works for is contracted by Hasbro. They made them go through mandatory
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training where people, part of a company that does like, they produce books, indoctrinating books for
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children about BLM and sort of stuff like that, like everything's racist. That's the company. They
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gave a seminar as such that became mandatory training for these Hasbro employees, where it tells
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you that three months old to six months old, your child has racial biases and preferences. A little bit
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after that, they choose who they want to play with on the playground by race, which I didn't
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experience as a child at all. Wait a minute, at three months of age? Three to six months old,
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you'll see it in a second, but three to six months old is where they first develop their racial biases.
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And then as they go through the first like five years of a child's life and tell you how racist they
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are, by the time they get to five years old, they're telling you that it's only the white children
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that choose their friends based on race. Black and Latinx or Latinx is what they call them.
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Those children don't have those biases, but... By the way, I don't know one Latino or Latina
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person I've ever met that identifies as Latinx. In fact, they hate that description. Of course not,
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because they're Catholic most of the time from Central and South American countries and they only
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believe in two genders, which is a controversial statement. I know everybody hit me up for that one.
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I guess. But it just seems like they've got two people on screen here. You'll see them and
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they're giving a revised history lesson of how racist infants and small children are. And then,
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but once they get to the age of five, it's just only the white kids once they can start thinking.
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Of course. Justin, can we play maybe the parts where we see the actual clips of this terrible training video?
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By three to six months, babies are beginning to notice and already express preference by race.
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There was research that looked at how by six months, infants living in a homogenous or same-race
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neighborhood showed preferences for faces from their own racial groups, whereas infants living in more
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racially diverse environments did not show that same preference for their own racial group.
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Welcome back to Rebel News. Critical race theory is a term and idea that seeks to categorize racial groups
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as the perpetually oppressed or oppressors, teaching students that they are subjected to
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these realities as a matter of fact, as soon as they're born. Attempts to obfuscate these points are
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top of mind for talk show hosts these days who insist that the definitions are just wrong.
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What I don't think is right is that forcing eight-year-olds in Cupertino, California to
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deconstruct their racial identities and then rank themselves according to power and privilege.
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It's intersectionality theory, which was invented by Kimberly Crenshaw.
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That's intersectionality. It's a separate thing.
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No, it's not, dude. You had her on your show. You know this.
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It's not critical race theory. It's just dividing people by race. They swear.
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Teaching children to judge each other by race and convincing non-believers that racial inferiority
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is a belief naturally held by all is very dangerous, of course. And these semantics will undoubtedly
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play a part in this next story where toy giant Hasbro, they make toys for Disney, Marvel, and
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Transformers. They've just been exposed for putting employees through mandatory training that states,
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as a matter of fact, that infants as early as age three to six months are in fact guilty of racism.
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By three to six months, babies are beginning to notice and already express preference by race.
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There was research that looked at how by six months, infants living in a homogenous or same-race
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neighborhood showed preferences for faces from their own racial groups, whereas infants living in more
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racially diverse environments did not show that same preference for their own racial group. And this
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is really important because we see that early exposure to different races is impacting these
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preferences before babies are even one year old. Children as young as two are already using race to
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reason about people's behaviors. And we may see this play out in daycare or on the playground and how kids are
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starting to choose or exclude playmates and friends. The man who exposed these videos is David Johnson,
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a packaging engineer who's contracted by Hasbro. He joins us now. Thanks for coming on, David. How are you?
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I'm good. Thank you for having me. David, what was your immediate reaction when you
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were exposed to these training videos? We're saying children under the age of one have racial biases.
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How did you react to seeing that? I was pretty blown away. I wasn't unfamiliar with critical race
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theory or intersectionality before. I've known about their ideology for a few years now, but just to have
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it so in my face at my place of work was just a huge slap in the face or a splash of cold water. As soon
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as I saw the video, I'm like, I have to let people know about this so that they can understand what's being
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pushed on to their children. Was there any discussion amongst fellow employees who...
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You know, Andrew, right off the hopper, the woman that was speaking there, Katie Ishizuka,
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co-founder of something called The Conscious Kid. Yeah, that's the group that produces like the
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indoctrinating books. You can go to their website and on the front, they just have
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the examples of their books about everything's racist. What a perverse name for an organization,
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The Conscious Kid, because I felt myself becoming unconscious as I listened to the drivel coming
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out of that dingbat's mouth. But she made mention of the fact that studies show or the research
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shows. And here's some homework for you. Get a copy of that research. Get a copy of that study. I'm
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serious because, you know, a wonderful book, I think it was published in 1990 by Cynthia Crossan,
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who was an editor, reporter at the Wall Street Journal. It's called Tainted Truth. And it was basically how
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when a sponsor is doing a study, that by changing the degree, one thousandth of a degree, you can come
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out with a very different conclusion than doing an unbiased study or research paper. In other words,
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you can change the study to come up with the conclusion you wanted it to have. And if that's impossible,
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well, what you could do to plan B, bury the study and make everybody sign a non-disclosure agreement
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or else they don't get paid. That is what I think is happening here with research that shows a three
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month old is developing racial bias. And of course, as you said earlier, it's only the white three month
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old kids. How would you even... The child can't even speak.
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Well, I think what's going on there, and of course, they don't get questioned on this because
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they speak... My biggest problem is they speak so matter of fact about it. But when she's saying
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that a child, three to six months old who grows up in their own, you know, racially homogenized
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area and has a preference for a certain race of a face, it sounds to me like she's taking a baby
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prefers the face of their parents who will look like them as their preference. Like that's literally
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what happens is babies prefer the face of their own parents. And that's why they cry when somebody
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else holds them. And then she gets into this whole thing about how toddlers, only white toddlers care
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about this. And you know, it's a whole bunch of crap. And she sounds like Catherine McKenna when she
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speaks and they don't get challenged at all. And there's a part that we didn't show there that you
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can see if... I think if you watch the full video or go to the original, go to the website with our website
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with the video in it. And you'll have it linked to the Project Veritas video where you can see the rest
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of it. And they talk about how children start to prefer white people. And then after that statement,
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she says, which of course is the privileged group in our society. So she just adds in her own little
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factoids there that are so obviously true. And David, this is just going to enrage people. It's going to
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think children that it's okay to hate a certain race. It's going to make another race of children
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think that they're inferior or inherently pieces of garbage because they have no choice but to be,
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like, see themselves as hateful. Well, 100%. I would make the argument that the most
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un-racist demographic, if that is a word indeed, would be children because they have... I mean,
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my argument, Andrew, is I don't think there is a DNA in any race which makes
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a person hate another person based on race. I think it is learned through environment. In other
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words, if you're a child growing up in a household in which, say, the mother and father are racist
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against any one group, that might rub off on you. And you know what? It might not. You might actually
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counter that kind of hateful environment, but it has more to do with nurturing the nature is what I'm
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saying. Secondly, let's call this for what this is. Whether it's critical race theory, whether it's
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Black Lives Matter, their basis in ideology is Marxism. And Marxism is always about tearing things down,
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tearing down the establishment. And it is a sad situation that we're in that Marxists, I believe,
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through 50, 60 years of indoctrination to everything from education to the judiciary,
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to policing, to academia, have infiltrated all these organizations. And that's why Hasbro, the toy
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company that should just be manufacturing play things, is instead indoctrinating their workers
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with this outrageous garbage that is supposedly based on research. But like I said, I want to see
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that research. I think it's bogus. I don't think it exists. I think it is deeply flawed. And I think
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it is politically driven. And hopefully in the years to come, Andrew, we're going to have a backlash
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to this kind of garbage because this is causing so much dissension out there and is doing the opposite
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Well, the reason I showed that Joy Reid clip, who's super far left on MSNBC, she's had the
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person who coined the term critical race theory on, and she's also the same person who invented
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intersectionality. So she didn't completely invent them, but she's one of the people that popularized
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them and came up with these terms. Critical race theory is like a study and a paper done by this guy
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in the 70s or 80s. I forget which it was, but she's not the exact inventor is my point there.
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But now this argument that Joy Reid and other people are having to counter people's problems with
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critical race theory is like, oh, that's not the exact definition of what critical race theory is. And that's
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what she says with that guy in that clip. She says, oh, it's not Marxism. It's just critical race theory,
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looking at policing and the justice system through the eyes of people who are non-white. And then he says,
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well, she invented intersectionality and it's the same thing. She's like, oh no,
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she invented them separately. They're two separate things. So now they want to play semantics about
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what critical race theory is, even though it's clearly been, it's clearly become this encompassing
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thing where you're teaching children to divide each other based on race, permanent oppressed and
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oppressors. We all know what it is, but this is the way that they say, nobody knows what they're
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talking about. This guy named Mark Lamont Hill does the same thing where he said recently that he
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believes all white people are racist. They say, well, you haven't read the actual original
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paper of critical race theory. So you saying that it's communist and Marcus Marxist and involves
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intersectionality is wrong because it's actually just meant to be used in law. Like it's so easy to
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predict just like any of these other topics, what exactly they're going to say once you actually
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have the knowledge of what it is, because they can never get past point one. They think that they've,
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I've got this one point and nobody else, because that's the people they surround themselves with,
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nobody else is going to dig any deeper on this. And just like everything else in elections,
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uh, whatever you want to political ideology you want to point out, if you just go the extra layer
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deeper, especially with news stories, then you've already defeated 99% of arguments and you can predict
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all the other ones. It's how people like myself or yourself, when we go out and do streeters and we get
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crazy answers, we know exactly what their first response is going to be to a question because
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they all have the same answer because they read something on Reddit or somebody shared a Facebook
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post with them that, uh, is the truth that there were a now this video, the real reason why enemy
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Paul is standing up for Israel and supporting their genocide, something like that. Or they are afraid
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of speaking what they really feel because we live in a day and age of cancel culture, uh, whether it's
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being deplatformed off a social media channel or even being excluded from your own social circle of
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friends, that that's where we're at. And these, you know, this, this invention of words, intersectionality,
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you know what I'd love? Here's my idea of intersectionality. Why don't we send Joy Reid
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on a bicycle in her summer ensemble to the intersection of Portage and Maine in Winnipeg in January?
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You know, that, that would be my kind of reality show. I mean, give me a break. Uh, you know,
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it's so much mumbo jumbo. Um, and people are nodding their head in agreement, I think, Andrew,
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to concepts that they don't even understand. Well, uh, for people who don't know who Joy Reid
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exactly is, somehow she got a promotion to have her own show when she was caught with
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old anti-gay blogs that she used to write, very much like Cenk Uygur of the Young Turks used to write
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blogs about like fantasizing about rape. But Joy Reid's old blogs, for some reason,
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everybody used to have a blog or about, uh, anti-gay stereotypes. And then she claimed it
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wasn't her who wrote them, um, on her own blog. And, uh, she, it was hacked to that old story.
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My account was hacked. And then somehow she got a promotion out of it. So that's who Joy Reid is.
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And I want to, uh, transition your statement of people just saying, um, no comment, or I don't want
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to comment on this because in a video you came out with the other day with a young, marvelous
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Turkish superstar, Mocha, um, somebody drives by the people cleaning up one of the homeless
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encampments and yells at these black guys saying that white people are doing this. And the black
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guys laugh at them and say, point at their skin, like, what are you talking about? But when you
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come up and ask them what was said, they're like, oh, no comment. Or they just say anything. Oh, it's
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fine, sir. It's like, you're so afraid. These were three black guys. Yeah. You can't,
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like, you're so, something so obviously stupid happened to you where the other person was
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obviously wrong. And you're just like, oh, no, I can't give a comment on that because what,
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you're going to get fired by the city. Uh, they're like, you're cleaning up a homeless encampment,
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which is David Manzi's, uh, sounds like his year long project that he's been following. I know,
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I know Mocha has been tracking these, but you got some blowback I hear. It was unbelievable. I mean,
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here is some social justice warrior, presumably in his mom's Lincoln, uh, driving south on Bathurst,
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yelling at these three obvious black gentlemen who are part of a security company, helping the cops
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clean up and maintain order against the Antifa types, um, uh, being labeled, oh, I don't know,
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some form of white supremacy. And, and you're right. When I went up to them and I said, uh, what do,
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what do you feel about that comment? Uh, they, they clammed up and which is sad because what
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they should have done is joked about it. Like they were to the cops. We, which we caught them on film.
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Although one, he put his mask on, but I could tell under his mask, he was laughing.
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So I want to see if there's any super chats or sorry, hyper chats down with YouTube, hyper chats,
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um, from anyone who thinks that the park should not be cleared out. Cause I know some people think that,
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um, some people, uh, in our company were sharing comments and photos of people disagreeing with
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that. And to that, I would have to turn over to my cohost, David Menzies to tell them, I mean,
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I'll say the part where if you are a drug addict, you can get help. There's plenty of help in Canada.
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That's the thing. There's so many social services in Canada that I don't understand how anyone who's
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not insane can't, can't get welfare. You can, if you go to a place like Oshawa, there's 55 rent
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controlled apartment building where you can pay $150 a month and get welfare at the same time.
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And as you say, there's how many, uh, places available in homeless shelters?
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More than 6,000 shelter spaces. And in case you think these are horrible places to reside,
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some of these shelter spaces... Supposed to a park.
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Yeah. Some of these shelter spaces, Andrew, are hotels, like three, four star hotels that the city
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is leasing to deal with the homeless situation. How is that, um, uh, you know, an affront to
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someone's freedom? Because at the end of the day, I'm sorry, regardless of your circumstances,
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you simply do not have the right to camp out overnight and do drugs.
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Oh, Justin, let's please queue up the part of the video where the guy drinking has a conversation
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There's a guy drinking cold shots at the park, which is the tiny cans of
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extra, um, alcohol content, tiny beers. So either you're 18 and drinking those,
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or you're an alcoholic. And he's yelling at David Menzies for reporting on this, not making it...
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Well, no, no, no. I was on a, I was across the street and he welcomed the over to get an interview.
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I didn't infringe upon his privacy and I just acquiesced to what he said. Yeah, so...
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Just kidding. I'm a Leafs fan. He's no dart guy. Do you know that guy?
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Oh, well, why? Listen, what's on local radio in Toronto right now? Andrew, I got to tell you,
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if some of these cats don't get off the air, I'm going to stop breathing it, okay?
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Well, I believe he's also an OHL scout, not to get too inside here.
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He's got actual inside knowledge, but maybe he should have cold shot guy on, dart guy and cold shot.
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All right, well, let's show cold shot guy and if you folks think he's worthy of his own show or
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Okay, you explain it to me because I don't know.
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So did you want to weigh in on this homeless encampment?
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I'm entitled to my own opinion, but I'm not going to share with you.
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Are you old enough to drink alcohol legally now?
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He said it himself, Andrew, but I really like him for some reason.
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Also, I mean, remember, he called me over from the other side of the street, and when
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I ask a question, his question of who me, I had to resist saying, no, the tree behind
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But I think he is a resident of that tent city, and he didn't look too bad.
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He had a brand new 100% cotton, Toronto Maple Leaf shirt.
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I mean, he's getting wasted on the middle of what, a Tuesday afternoon across the street
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from a park, so he can't be having too much of a rough go.
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You know, what function would a homeless man be going to, Andrew?
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Is there like TrampCon coming to Toronto or something?
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We should let them live in the park where you've been bitten by dog or you've been attacked
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I'm pulling out my phone because we've got a couple chats in here.
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Your ball of David Menzies hair is in the mail.
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What about critical beard theory where babies cry when dad shaves off his beard?
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From Super U, Mog says, babies show preference to what they see all the time.
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Ryan Rosty says, could listen to that guy for hours.
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I'm guessing he's thinking of cold shot guy there.
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I think just david at rebelnews.com is the email.
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What do we have in the budget to pay cold shot guy?
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They come in four packs because they're so strong.
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I would proceed that, Andrew, with the phrase, don't ask me how I know this, but.
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Devil's Advocate says, David just attracts the winners, doesn't he?
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I seem to be a chaos magnet for some reason, Andrew.
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I have people dropping F-bombs on me, sicking dogs, throwing things at me.
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Before we run out of time, let's pull up the Rebel News store.
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Rebelnewsstore.com because there are new shirts dropping all the time.
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And I like them, especially if we go to the new collection, Justin,
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the producer who's having trouble finding our website right now.
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The Back to the Future one I've got in the mail right now.
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So there's so many new things dropping all the time.
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If you want a discount of 10% off, it's Andrew10 at checkout.
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Or you can choose David10s, but that one won't work.
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That's David Mezzi's real body, I've been told.
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But at this point, Andrew, I want to say that the offer is still on the table.
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First person I see wearing the Menzoid t-shirt in public, you're going to get a nice crisp
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$100 bill courtesy of me for my gratitude that you would wear something with my likeness on it,
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Shout out to CFB Borden, terrible base in Ontario.
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Thank you for your service of whatever it is you're doing these days.
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I was on the show M.A.S.H. is basically what I did in the army.
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Well, somebody's running for office, which is something I encourage Sheila Gunn-Reed to do all
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Just, you know, rustle feathers as much as you can.
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She has this thing where she doesn't like the government, you know?
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She'd be an amazing agent for change within the government.
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We need people exactly like Sheila Gunn-Reed.
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We've had all kinds of crazy leftists and progressives and Marxists and socialists
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Even people that are conservative in name only, getting involved with conservative parties
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And it's people exactly like Sheila Gunn-Reed to get onto some kind of lever of power that is needed.
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I think I would do myself in on day one by just simply honestly answering a question
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Maybe I should run for something as a social experiment just to-
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You can get in that top five for whatever it is that gets you on the debate stage, I think.
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What if, like, Jesse the body Ventura when he ran for governor and actually won, right,
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I think what you're supposed to do if you win is you start a show about conspiracy theories
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like Jesse Ventura where you demand to be led into every facility.
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And then you can be the guy going to, like, the military bases demanding you get in because
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It's a show on sci-fi or something you can have.
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If I don't get on my bike today, that might happen sometime soon.
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But so what is the story with the PPC candidate?
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Yeah, we want to mention Viva Frey, I believe it's pronounced, a fellow Frenchman like my
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He is running in some sort of jurisdiction in Quebec as a member of the PPC.
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I believe Ezra was on Michaela Pearson's podcast with him.
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So he's sort of, you know, if you like Rebel News or Ezra Levant, you're probably going to be on
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I think the idea here is we wish him all the best because it's not very often that people,
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I mean, I like to point out the anti-lockdown groups.
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Have they gone and done this mass non-compliance that they said they're going to do?
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Maybe Rob Carbone should run for prime minister.
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He's the head of the Republican Party, I understand.
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Rob Carbone, come on the David Menzies show and tell us how you made your billions, by the way.
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You'll have a fake show just like he has a fake website standing in front of the green screen.
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Justin, do we have more hyper chats that I can get to?
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It better be about the homeless encampment, David Menzies.
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Well, we have free speech here, so we'll talk about what they darn well pleased.
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We read that one where David attracts the winners.
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I'm guessing people notice you have a new hat that you're wearing.
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So I want to see Superstar Mocha dressed in a suit wearing a hat and you dressed in a suit
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Some sort of detective-like sketch for these homeless encampments.
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That's a good idea, I think, that you should write down.
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I think that was a very insightful comment because, first of all, back in the day when...
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I think it was the ABC Weekly Mysteries, Columbo was...
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You know, there was Macmillan and wife and so on and so forth.
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Columbo was the five-coupon ride of that series.
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And yeah, you know, the whole idea of Columbo, Detective Columbo, he had the frumpy raincoat.
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He drove a piece of junk, French imported vehicle.
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And he came across looking, you know, like he was in a haze.
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And that's when the people he's investigating let their guard down and say something they probably
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shouldn't have said because they just assume he's a dimwit.
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And his famous line is, oh, just one more thing.
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Which is what I always say when I'm being escorted out by security.
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You know, get that final question in, you know, the killer question.
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So, yeah, to be compared to you, Detective Columbo, that's a compliment.
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And Tolly says on Subaru, it's funny how only conservatives are kicked out of the conservative party.
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Well, you know, when you're Aaron O'Toole and you're Doug Ford,
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and you don't really stand for anything at all other than, you know, nothing, I guess.
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Aaron O'Toole says he's against censorship, but didn't say anything when like, you know,
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You know, Andrew, you mentioned to the audience that you've already ordered the DeLorean T-shirt.
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Well, if we got into a DeLorean with a flux capacitor and went back in time to July 2020,
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Mr. O'Toole was pro-free speech and anti-cancel culture.
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And we go one year into, well, it wasn't even one year.
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Suddenly, pro-cancel culture, anti-free speech.
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And I'll tell you this, I know we have to go soon.
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I think, I don't want this to happen, but I think it's going to happen.
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I think the conservatives are going to get slaughtered in the next election.
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He can see another 20 seats being lost by the Conservative Party.
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And it is because of this kind of crap coming out of Aaron O'Toole's mouth.
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Saying one thing that appealed to conservatives when he was vying for the leadership,
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getting the leadership, doing another thing, courting the mainstream media,
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How did that work for you, Conservative Party of Canada?
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I'm voting for that guy, John John, with the Hitler mustache.
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I think, I think somewhere we've got to, I don't know.
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But if we can come up with that in a minute, fine.
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But he says 12 years ago, he dressed up as Charlie Chaplin.
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Not sure why he took the picture of himself with his shirt off.
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One of the pictures says, Hile John, or one of the comments, sorry.
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I don't care if the guy's lying or telling the truth.
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If you're voting for a guy named John John, then there's a problem already.
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You know, folks, I'm going to give you some advice.
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If you're a male and you want to grow a mustache, post Charlie Chaplin and Adolf Hitler.
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Don't do the rectangle, or it's not Rob, what are they?
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Don't do that linear, it looks like a piece of duct tape under your nose.
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There was that Michael Jordan commercial where he had the same mustache you recall.
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Right, it's, it's just, it's going to be trouble.
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Before we go, I want to ask you if you watched the show Kung Fu when it was out.
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No, that was when he had the little kid, and he was just helping him go through life.
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Oh, okay, because I thought, I heard there's a new Kung Fu, and I think the protagonist is
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female, of course, because you have to reinvent all the time.
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I believe the wife of Bruce Lee, who claimed that it was, the idea was stolen from them,
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Oh, okay, because it was David Carradine that played the title role.
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Uh, Quinn Tarantino says Bruce Lee's wife is a liar.