Rebel News Podcast - DAILY ｜ Liberal apologizes to Rebel, Kenney says vax is a choice, Xi opens Davos Agenda 2022

00:00:00.000 Oh, hi, everybody.

00:00:26.960 Welcome to the Revel News daily live stream.

00:00:29.040 I'm your host, Sheila Gunn-Reed, and I'm joined by my co-host in Calgary, Adam Sos.

00:00:34.140 Adam, thanks for joining me.

00:00:36.340 I hear our friends in Toronto are dealing with some mildly apocalyptic weather.

00:00:42.920 What's it like in Calgary?

00:00:45.160 You know, it actually, there was four warnings of terrible snowstorms and wind and everything

00:00:50.220 and nothing.

00:00:51.280 Last night I'm coming home, went home, got some drinks with my family, and suddenly everything's

00:00:55.840 fine, I'm walking, and then this howling wind blew all the straws away.

00:00:59.140 I just caught them.

00:01:00.240 Since then and overnight, it was snowing quite a bit here, actually, and it was very windy.

00:01:04.920 I guess it was gusting up to 90, but I don't think quite anything compared to what our friends

00:01:09.580 out east were dealing with.

00:01:11.840 They were, as people probably noticed yesterday, we were unable to get to the stream because

00:01:16.840 people couldn't get to our studio, even the firefighters that were having a tough time

00:01:20.760 getting out.

00:01:21.400 So, yeah, it's pretty wild out there.

00:01:25.320 Yeah.

00:01:25.980 Yesterday, I was driving in the worst conditions I've ever driven in, in my...

00:01:29.840 I guess Sheila is frozen.

00:01:45.180 There might be some of those horrible weather conditions we're talking about out there.

00:01:50.600 Hopefully, Sheila is ready to join us again at some point here. 0.96

00:01:53.920 But until then, I guess I can get us started.

00:01:56.480 For those of you who aren't familiar or who are new to the live stream, this is something

00:02:01.420 that we used to do once a week, and it was so much fun hanging out with you guys, chatting

00:02:05.180 with you guys, touching base on some of these stories that we started doing it every single

00:02:10.560 day.

00:02:11.520 This was also an opportunity for you guys to interact with us, have some conversations

00:02:16.000 and chat and support us.

00:02:18.340 You can actually make a contribution through Super Chats, Rumble Chats, lots of these other

00:02:22.220 sort of things out there.

00:02:23.300 And that way, towards the end of the show, we're going to respond directly to your conversations.

00:02:28.480 As always, we are on YouTube.

00:02:30.960 But as we mention every time...

00:02:32.400 Sorry, Sheila's back.

00:02:33.140 She'll do it.

00:02:33.540 She'll do a better job.

00:02:34.260 I was just saying, but at some point, we have to leave YouTube.

00:02:37.040 I was doing my version of your rant.

00:02:39.500 No, it was great.

00:02:40.620 I was eavesdropping.

00:02:41.380 It was wonderful.

00:02:42.020 Yeah.

00:02:42.940 The roads and the driving conditions are so bad where I live that for the second day in

00:02:47.560 a row, the kids, the buses didn't run.

00:02:49.340 And so I decided I'm not going to take my life in my hands to drive them to school.

00:02:53.640 So they were all on the internet at the moment that we were on the live stream.

00:02:58.000 So I'm like, get off the internet.

00:02:59.100 I'm trying to work.

00:03:00.120 So anyways, those are mom work from home problems.

00:03:03.320 Let's talk about what we're doing here.

00:03:05.080 So as Adam was pointing out, this is Rebel News daily live stream used to just be on Friday

00:03:11.040 hosted by the big boss man, Ezra Levant.

00:03:13.360 But then the pandemic struck, we were all sent home and there was more news than ever to

00:03:16.960 talk about.

00:03:17.780 Although you wouldn't know that if you got all your news from the mainstream media who

00:03:20.900 were like, no, everything's fine.

00:03:22.560 No local news whatsoever.

00:03:24.180 Don't worry about it.

00:03:24.900 But give us more money to do less work.

00:03:28.420 We decided one of the best ways to talk about the news of the day is sort of spontaneously

00:03:33.480 and react along with you, which is how the live stream expanded from just Friday to

00:03:39.680 five full work days.

00:03:41.320 And it used to be an opportunity for people to support the work that we do completely

00:03:44.940 willingly on YouTube.

00:03:46.620 But then Biden got elected.

00:03:48.060 YouTube didn't have to pretend anymore.

00:03:49.520 So they completely demonetized us.

00:03:51.600 It's soft censorship.

00:03:52.760 They're trying to cut us off from our nearly 1.6 million YouTube subscribers, even the ones

00:03:57.760 that hate watch us.

00:03:58.740 We appreciate all of you.

00:04:00.020 So that's why we continue to stream on YouTube.

00:04:02.340 But we also stream on three other neutral platforms, platforms that don't really care about

00:04:09.400 your politics.

00:04:09.940 I don't care about theirs, which is, I think, is ideal. 0.86

00:04:12.760 And they allow you to support the work that we do completely willingly.

00:04:15.320 So that is on Rumble, Odyssey, and SuperU.

00:04:18.340 And on all three of those platforms, they have different ways that you can support us.

00:04:21.940 I won't get into that because I think we had my delay sort of set us back a little bit.

00:04:26.900 And we've got a completely packed show.

00:04:29.120 But there are ways that you can support us.

00:04:30.640 And if you do that, we'll read your question, query, comment, story, idea on air.

00:04:37.020 And Adam or myself will do our very best to address that.

00:04:40.780 And there will come a time where we can no longer broadcast this show that we're doing

00:04:46.680 right now on YouTube because we will start talking about things that are YouTube unsafe.

00:04:51.120 There are certain things that we cannot talk about on YouTube.

00:04:55.640 And one of those things is questioning the advice of a public health officer because they

00:05:00.280 are completely infallible.

00:05:01.520 It's the new religion, right? 0.99

00:05:03.400 Adam, you and I know that when the Pope says things, sometimes they're infallible.

00:05:09.160 And apparently we have to treat Teresa Tam the same way. 0.88

00:05:12.700 So there will come a time where we'll say not goodbye to our YouTube viewers, but just

00:05:17.620 join us on one of those other platforms and we'll continue the unsafe conversation over

00:05:22.120 there.

00:05:22.520 So I think that's all the nuts and bolts.

00:05:24.700 Let's get into the show, shall we?

00:05:26.580 Really quickly, too, I do want to mention that the shows are also uploaded as podcasts.

00:05:30.420 So if you are one of those people who maybe wants to head to the gym or doesn't want to sit

00:05:35.140 there or wants to listen to something while working, but wants to catch up on the news

00:05:38.700 of the day, well, go to rebelnews.com, find the podcast, and you can listen along that

00:05:43.540 way as well.

00:05:45.400 One more thing I want to point out because it was the snowpocalypse in Toronto and, you

00:05:51.220 know, Albertans, maybe we're just a little bit better prepared for this.

00:05:54.960 I was saying in the morning meeting, it is a symbol of how much your husband loves you.

00:05:58.780 If as a wife, you have aggressive tires on your SUV, where I'm from, that's it. 1.00

00:06:05.360 The more aggressive your tires, the better wife you are, or the better wife that your 1.00

00:06:09.320 husband thinks you are. 0.71

00:06:10.340 So maybe we're better equipped.

00:06:13.380 It's a cultural thing.

00:06:14.420 We drive a lot more pickup trucks out here.

00:06:16.540 But shout out to Dakota, Christian said.

00:06:20.700 He was a real...

00:06:24.200 You know what?

00:06:24.700 We'll take him.

00:06:25.520 He's already passed the test.

00:06:27.060 If he wants to come out here, we'll take him.

00:06:29.320 Because he braved the snowpocalypse to go into the office where it was so bad at the

00:06:37.420 office, Ezra got stuck in the parking lot.

00:06:40.560 Dakota was all of a sudden the showrunner for Ezra Levant's show.

00:06:44.340 If you watched or listened to Ezra Levant's show yesterday, it's because Dakota was so

00:06:49.460 confident in his driving and confident that Jesus was his co-pilot, that he went all the

00:06:55.140 way to the office and we would have had nothing yesterday if it was not for Dakota.

00:07:00.280 And it took him hours to get home.

00:07:04.660 This is him stuck on the side of the road.

00:07:06.620 He said hours and hours and hours to get home.

00:07:09.380 He was just stranded.

00:07:10.380 Seven hours.

00:07:11.900 My Lord.

00:07:12.820 Seven hours.

00:07:13.360 This kid.

00:07:15.280 Yeah.

00:07:15.820 He's all right.

00:07:17.060 He's all right.

00:07:17.980 He's all right.

00:07:18.720 Good boy.

00:07:19.780 His parents did a good job on him.

00:07:21.620 That's for sure.

00:07:22.340 They did.

00:07:22.700 Yeah.

00:07:22.880 So hopefully they're listening.

00:07:25.960 Now, we should talk about something that came out this morning and it happened over

00:07:31.080 the weekend and we wanted to talk about it yesterday, but since we had nobody in the office

00:07:34.300 to run this show and, you know, the learning curve would have been pretty steep for Dakota

00:07:39.660 since he was already doing literally everything else at the company yesterday.

00:07:43.960 We wanted to talk about something that happened over the weekend and that is the hilarity of

00:07:51.040 Nathan Stahl.

00:07:51.940 Nathan Stahl is a former member of the Ontario Science Panel and he quit the science panel,

00:07:58.320 the completely apolitical science panel to run for the Ontario Liberal Party provincially.

00:08:04.380 He's running in Toronto St. Paul's.

00:08:05.880 And he, apropos of nothing, accused rebel journalists, and he never said which one, of harassing him

00:08:17.960 or a rebel journalist, of harassing him at a farmer's market on Saturday.

00:08:23.580 See, today a rebel news reporter harassed me at a local farmer's market for promoting vaccines.

00:08:28.620 That same reporter made use of the market shopping service where volunteers personally shop inside

00:08:33.880 for those without a vaccine certificate. Reasonable accommodation demands civility.

00:08:38.200 So there's a lot going on here. And the one thing that stuck out for me was that he doesn't think

00:08:44.160 that people who disbelieve in the efficacy of vaccines or perhaps believe in choice or maybe

00:08:50.680 just not participating in medical segregation, that they shouldn't be allowed to even use

00:08:55.620 anything that's happening.

00:08:56.780 Canadian values is the word you're looking for there.

00:08:57.940 Yeah, that's right. That's right. Sorry. They shouldn't even be allowed to be near the

00:09:02.120 farmer's market. But the thing is, immediately when we saw this, Ezra checked with all of us

00:09:08.220 to find out if any of us were at a farmer's market. I wasn't in Ontario. So it wasn't me.

00:09:14.580 It wasn't you. We checked with all of our Ontario staff. None of us were at a farmer's market yesterday.

00:09:20.520 Although Tamara Ugolini has been known to haunt them. That's her jam. She loves a good farmer's

00:09:24.740 market. But it wasn't Tamara. It wasn't any of us. He completely made it up. And you can tell that

00:09:32.180 there's some attempt here to hide his malice because he didn't tag Rebel News in it. He made

00:09:38.120 sure that we would have to look to see or someone would have to send this to us before we ever saw

00:09:43.520 it. As it turns out, it wasn't Tamara. It was somebody that Tamara had interviewed five months ago

00:09:52.320 who has never worked for us because how do bylines even work? So he said, speak with Rosemary Fry.

00:09:59.440 Rosemary Fry describes herself as an independent researcher journalist. And he links to a story

00:10:05.200 where the byline is Tamara Ugolini interviewing Rosemary Fry. Rosemary Fry has never worked for us.

00:10:13.660 I don't even know if she confronted him at the farmer's market. I have no idea. It's all simply

00:10:19.000 an allegation. Who can trust a word this guy says to start with? See, this guy. Yeah, your link is to

00:10:25.260 an article where she's interviewed. She's not the reporter. Literally took me 30 seconds of research

00:10:28.980 to figure out. She claims to be an independent journalist and was interviewed by Rebel News. Do

00:10:33.060 people even read anymore? Not in Canada, apparently. This guy took to the internet, tweeted that we

00:10:39.020 harassed him. He received sycophantic reply, sympathetic replies from everybody on the other

00:10:46.060 side. The Globe and Mail health reporter, Andre Picard. He's like, he retweets it. That girl who

00:10:53.400 used to work at Chatelaine. I can't remember her name. She's with the Narwhal now. It doesn't matter. 1.00

00:10:59.280 You've never heard of her. But, you know, she's saying, can you quit spreading disinformation because

00:11:04.940 you called them reporters? No, that wasn't disinformation, as it turns out. I don't even

00:11:10.720 think she deleted her tweet. But then Ezra tweets, we're going to sue the pants off you. I'll paraphrase,

00:11:17.760 but put on some clean underwear because that's all you're going to be wearing after we sue the pants 0.98

00:11:23.060 off you. And so then he goes through and deletes all of his tweets, never apologizes, never says why he

00:11:29.600 deletes them, never even admits that he gets it wrong. Then he deletes them and just pretends like

00:11:35.820 nothing happens. Just move along. I completely libeled these people. I falsely accused him of

00:11:41.300 what is now a crime, by the way. It's a crime to harass a medical professional. And this guy

00:11:47.380 apparently is a doctor. So he accused us of something that is criminal. Well, this morning,

00:11:53.980 he offers an apology and a retraction, but there's a reason for that because yesterday morning we hit

00:12:00.920 him with a notice of libel. So this is from Nathan Stahl. Would you mind, uh, Adam, I don't know if

00:12:06.780 you can see that. Maybe you want to read through it. I've been talking. I can attempt to. Yeah. It's a

00:12:11.640 little, uh, little blurry on my end, to be honest, you can grab that. I've got plenty to say, however,

00:12:16.120 though. Okay. Let's do this. So, um, I'm just going to bring up his tweet here so that I can

00:12:25.440 see it on my side. Sorry, I should have done this in advance. Yeah. I got it. While you're pulling

00:12:30.160 that up though, absolutely. Oh, so you got to go ahead. Go ahead. Okay. Yeah. On January 15th,

00:12:35.340 while attending a local farmer's market and anti-vaxxer advocate yelled at me for the work

00:12:40.180 I've done as a physician advocating for seniors, public health and COVID-19 vaccines during the pandemic.

00:12:46.060 Also for Pfizer, but that's just me reading something in, in a previous similar encounter,

00:12:52.300 the individual had shared that they were an investigative journalist and was aware of,

00:12:57.480 and I was aware of at least one story where the individual was featured on the rebel news website

00:13:02.420 and attacked my work promoting COVID-19 vaccines for Ontario's long-term sector. Then he links to the

00:13:08.720 article, which wherein she was interviewed in, wait, let's keep going.

00:13:16.060 Yeah. Then he goes on to malign us. And this is him saying, it's okay to lie about them because

00:13:22.640 they did this to me. And he preface it by saying in unconnected events, well, then why even mention

00:13:29.180 it? Why even mention it if it's unconnected? Why are you putting it in here then? Uh, in unconnected

00:13:36.020 events in December, 2021, uh, rebel news staff that wasn't, it was Ezra. He's he owns the company,

00:13:42.600 uh, placed cash bounties on me. It wasn't a cash bounty. It was the cash reward for evidence of

00:13:51.800 locker downers, public health locker downers, um, enforcement officials and pro lockdown politicians

00:13:59.440 breaking their own COVID regulations and recommendations that they force on the little 0.51

00:14:03.820 people. We put a cash reward on images of them doing that. We didn't put a cash bounty on any

00:14:12.260 one person, by the way, if you aren't breaking the rules, why are you scared? Yeah, exactly. The only,

00:14:18.360 the only reason to be so upset about this is if you were a scofflaw yourself and heaven forbid you be

00:14:23.080 held to the same standard you're holding absolutely everyone else on earth too, but sorry, carry on.

00:14:27.580 Let's go to the fake apology. Right. And anyways, $5,000. If you have those images and we only want

00:14:34.640 the images, we don't want you confronting the people stand afar, treat it like wildlife photography.

00:14:39.520 Don't disturb the individual in the act of breaking the rules. Just snap a picture, send it to us.

00:14:44.400 That's all. Um, in tweeting about the incident at the farmer's market, I described the individual as

00:14:50.580 a rebel news reporter, as I had believed that to be the case. Why did you believe that? You didn't even

00:14:55.360 read the article. Um, I have since been informed by rebel news and literally the entire internet that

00:15:01.940 day, by the way, that I was wrong in making that connection. The individual does not work for rebel

00:15:07.240 news. Although they were featured by them in the first article linked above upon learning this

00:15:11.180 information, I deleted the tweet. No, he doubled down and continued to tweet and continued to tweet

00:15:17.420 that this was evidence that she somehow worked for us. Um, the only time he deleted his tweets was when

00:15:23.160 Ezra's like, I hope you have a good lawyer because you're going to need one. Anyways,

00:15:28.040 despite this today, oh, despite that he lied and lied and lied, didn't offer a retraction or an

00:15:33.340 explanation and simply deleted everything on the hopes that the whole affair would go away.

00:15:39.060 Poor, poor Nathan got a notice of libel. It goes on despite this and everything he did to cover his

00:15:46.100 tracks. Today, I was delivered a notice or a libel notice from David Elmola of

00:15:52.340 relaw LLP who has been hired to represent rebel news. David's the best, by the way,

00:15:58.320 David's amazing. So Nathan should be scared. He, the right thing was to offer an apology because

00:16:04.400 David's amazing as it was an honest mistake on my part. I wish to clear the record representation

00:16:12.120 for rebel news has informed me the following statement was required in order to avoid litigation.

00:16:17.440 So let me state not, uh, I want to retract and apologize because it is the right thing to do

00:16:24.180 because I got this wrong and I damaged the reputations and I falsely accused someone of a

00:16:28.440 crime. Let me avoid getting sued. That's where his moral compass is at. As it, uh, he goes,

00:16:35.140 I falsely accused a rebel news reporter for harassing me at a farmer's market, January 15th,

00:16:39.360 2022. This is not true. I retract my prior statement and I apologize to rebel news and all of its

00:16:44.640 reporters for the false accusation. Once again, back to the unrelated baloney unrelated to the

00:16:52.020 aforementioned incidents. I must stress that I will continue to use whatever platforms I have

00:16:56.380 to defend my fellow healthcare professionals and members of our community who deserve better than

00:17:00.320 to be harassed while trying to do their jobs. I had people threatening to assault me because of

00:17:06.400 his false accusations. I had people saying, Oh, it's perfectly legal now to, uh, kick a rebel news

00:17:12.960 reporter in the nuts. Well, I don't have those being a lady, but I will tell you that if you put 0.90

00:17:18.600 your hands on me, if they put their hands on me, I will drop you like a sack of hot garbage and then 1.00

00:17:26.860 you're going to be sued. Um, and that is because he let those false accusations that we were wild and 0.99

00:17:34.320 crazy harassers just hang out there in the world. He's the one who incited violence against us because

00:17:40.620 of his misinformation, but he's still the victim. If you follow him on the internet, anyways, let's

00:17:45.520 keep continuing. Um, I'm also grateful to the Canadian medical association and the federal liberal

00:17:50.920 government. Of course, here's the partisan garbage for the recent passage of C3, which as of January 16th,

00:17:57.520 2022 makes it illegal to intimidate a healthcare professional or patient. Dr. Nathan Stahl liar. 0.95

00:18:04.900 So, so like within that statement, once again, as I think another instance of libel where he is

00:18:11.400 stating that someone placed a bounty on his head and implying furthermore that we are harassing him

00:18:16.860 or people involved with us are harassing him and breaking the law and therefore should be criminally

00:18:20.480 prosecuted. Um, this victim mentality comes as no surprise to me when their Supreme leader,

00:18:26.840 Justin Trudeau himself is Mr. You must've remembered it differently. These people are the bullies. 0.83

00:18:32.940 These people are the tyrants. These people are the liars. And as you said, the sycophantic response 1.00

00:18:38.540 from people stating that, Oh, rebel news is all misinformation blatantly unaware that they're

00:18:44.500 reinforcing a misinformation narrative. And this all in line, it's so liberal, even though this is the

00:18:50.400 Ontario party, not the federal party, but that little tip of the hat to Mr. Trudeau. Um, these are the

00:18:56.720 bullies. These are the misinformation spreaders. And listen, the thing, unlike a Dakota whose parents can be 0.96

00:19:02.020 very proud of him, this gentleman, if his parents are still with us, should have a chat with him about

00:19:06.480 doing the right thing. Rebel news. If we make a mistake, we will apologize for it. We won't say,

00:19:12.920 well, you're terrible and you do all these terrible things and you should be criminally charged. 0.68

00:19:17.400 I'm legally required to state if we get something wrong, we say, Oh, we got something wrong. Here's a

00:19:22.780 clarification. Or if someone responds when we're following up on a story saying, well, actually,

00:19:26.900 here's some additional information. Maybe you didn't have, we post a correction. That's quite

00:19:31.520 simply the right thing to do. It doesn't matter if you agree or don't agree. We're always told,

00:19:35.900 follow the story where it leads you. What happened here is he had the course of several days to issue

00:19:40.820 an apology and delete the tweets. He didn't even delete the tweets right away when it was made

00:19:44.980 abundantly clear that they were not true. He carried on and carried on because he thought that

00:19:49.680 this was going to be a shining moment. He thought this would endear him. And inevitably these people

00:19:53.860 are all totem pole climbers, so to speak. Um, and his intention with that nod to the liberal

00:19:58.560 government is some federal politics down the line. This was what he thought was going to get him that

00:20:03.000 leading role. Um, I jokingly say juicy sommelier moment as Dave Chappelle says, but, um, this is that,

00:20:09.460 uh, moment where he was like, Oh, this is my, I've been victimized and I can climb up into the ranks of

00:20:15.380 the liberal elites. Um, unfortunately, uh, the real fact checkers were on this one and you got caught

00:20:22.000 right away. Frankly, you could have addressed this right off the bat. You could have deleted it or

00:20:27.160 tweeted. I I'm sorry. I thought this was a rebel. That was completely the impression I was at. We could

00:20:32.780 make fun of your reading comprehension skills and that would be the extent of it, but no, you decided

00:20:36.720 to leave it up. You decided to put out this half-hearted apology, um, and let the consequences fall

00:20:41.480 to where they may. You say that you're going to continue standing up for doctors in whatever

00:20:45.320 platforms you can. Well, fortunately we have a boss who stands up for us in the court of law. So

00:20:50.900 I'm looking forward to that. Yeah. And even still today, people are saying, I'm so sorry. You had to

00:20:58.040 go through this, go through what I'm skeptical that anybody even yelled at him at this point because he

00:21:04.340 just nuked his own credibility. I need to see pictures or it didn't happen. I know what we didn't do.

00:21:10.520 I know what he did. And I know his credibility is completely shot, but the fact, and then people

00:21:16.600 are saying, Oh, some people just live on frivolous lawsuits. Oh, this is not frivolous. You defamed us.

00:21:22.860 You defamed us and you libeled us and you did it for sympathy and clicks and likes like for clout.

00:21:29.560 Yeah. And you're a political, this is an average Joe with 10 followers. This is a political candidate

00:21:34.860 with former basically public office. He was on the science council, um, moving his way up. And this

00:21:40.880 was retweeted and shared by a bunch of media advocates and, and activists and members of

00:21:46.300 political influence. So the, the, the question of whether or not this was damaging is, is I think

00:21:52.060 beyond question it's self-evident. Yeah, there we go. Yankee clipped out the only part that should

00:21:57.460 have been included from that entire thing. That is the crux of it. Uh, yeah. Nathan Stahl falsely accused

00:22:03.580 rebel news of harassing him. That's it. That's the extent of it. That's it. That's it. Yeah. And

00:22:09.620 this poor, poor man here, um, that he had to apologize for his lies. Um, while I'm getting

00:22:16.660 people saying, Oh, it's perfectly fine to, to assault you now, if you're out and about and I see

00:22:23.220 you, I'm going to assault you because of what Nathan Stahl lied and said we did anyway, don't

00:22:30.260 even try to touch me people. You'll be so sorry. The lawsuit will be the least of your worries. 0.98

00:22:36.520 For me, it goes without saying, but yes. Unreal. Anyways, we should, um, since this. Yeah. Let's

00:22:45.300 talk, let's talk about other politicians, um, expecting special treatment and maybe,

00:22:50.420 maybe not telling the entirety of the truth. Um, get into that one. Casey Maddow.

00:22:55.820 Yeah. So the minister of justice. Yeah. So the minister of justice for Alberta, um, is going to

00:23:03.360 take a step back while, uh, premier Jason Kenney launches an investigation. Now, this is a story

00:23:07.940 that's been sort of milling in the background. Um, and I guess it's been a week where there hasn't

00:23:12.960 been an official statement coming out. So I think they were hoping that this would go away while it

00:23:18.060 isn't going away. So ultimately what has happened here is that, uh, Casey Maddow, who is the minister of

00:23:23.860 justice in Alberta, um, was basically caught talking on his cell phone, um, while driving in a playground

00:23:29.880 zone. He then received a ticket. Um, what what's troubling here is, and apparently he did pay the

00:23:36.520 ticket, but he placed a call to the police chief to discuss this matter, which very much seems like

00:23:43.540 interference. Now, what they're saying about this, and I don't know how true this is. It may be true,

00:23:49.020 but the fact that he's stepped back and there's been an investigation, um, there was some questions

00:23:53.800 about, uh, dubious police practices within the police force. Um, and apparently Casey Maddow simply

00:24:01.060 called to say, we are saying you need to clean up your act. And I was not on my phone and suddenly

00:24:06.180 I'm getting pulled over and getting tickets. Is that the core of it? So the police chief did confirm

00:24:11.400 that he never at any point asked for the ticket to be scrapped. He was just saying, is this on the

00:24:16.040 level what's going on? Um, but I think there are more appropriate, um, judicial processes to

00:24:22.060 investigate such a thing than personally calling up the police chief yourself. My other major concern

00:24:28.460 here is there's been longstanding sort of allegations or suggestions out there that some

00:24:35.540 of the persecution taking place of Christian pastors has been at the best of ministers or politicians

00:24:41.520 calling, uh, calling police chiefs, particularly here in Calgary, Edmonton. Um, and what this may

00:24:48.940 very well do is set up a precedent that we are seeing governor officials calling police chiefs and

00:24:55.100 inquiring through informal channels, uh, to maybe, maybe have favors done, maybe have things looked into

00:25:01.740 a little more closely. And that is extremely troubling. And frankly, there's no excuse and he should know

00:25:06.740 better. Well, and I I'll, I'll be perfectly clear of the politicians in cabinet. I probably liked Casey

00:25:18.640 the most. Um, you know, he's got a great story. He's a immigrant to Canada. He worked his way up from

00:25:26.420 the absolute bottom into a law degree. And then he's the head lawman in Canada. He was the epitome of the

00:25:32.800 conservative work ethic, but then he started locking up pastors, not doing anything about it,

00:25:38.620 being completely silent on the issue. And he, in the past, he did something that I agreed with. He

00:25:44.220 ended carding in Alberta. I kind of used to be pro carding and I still am in some instances where

00:25:51.620 it's used as an intelligence gathering tool, but this was just like stopping people and asking them for,

00:25:58.280 um, their ID apropos of nothing. And this wasn't like, Hey, I know that guy is running around with

00:26:03.760 that gangster. Let's, let's put together the dots and figure out who the known associates are.

00:26:08.840 It wasn't like that. It was just like, again, to use the phrase apropos of nothing, just stopping

00:26:13.180 people on the streets and getting their ID. Not cool. Um, so he ended that in Alberta and I was kind

00:26:18.380 of happy about that. Yeah. But then nobody put two and two together that now you're vax carding people.

00:26:24.680 And nobody thought like, Oh, you ended that. And everyone was like, yeah, that's a great social

00:26:29.720 justice thing. Why are you vax carding people who incidentally tend to be minorities, the unvaccinated, 0.88

00:26:35.120 right? Um, and now even this, this conversation, the statement that Casey had, um, it just rubs me

00:26:45.820 the wrong way. He said in the morning of March 10th, shortly after leaving my home, I was pulled over by

00:26:51.080 an officer of the Edmonton police service. The officer indicated that he had observed me

00:26:56.240 driving while distracted, alleging that I was on my phone. I disagreed stating that I was not on my

00:27:02.100 phone as it was inside my pocket. Okay. Well, this is just a matter for like, take it to the judge,

00:27:06.780 tell it to the judge. I think Yankee got a distracted driving ticket once. Um, you know,

00:27:11.320 it's just something the cops give out. Um, and if you didn't do it, uh, we're all for fighting

00:27:16.640 tickets that if you think you have a legal leg to stand on, fight it. And I'm pretty sure Casey

00:27:20.700 made, who's a lawyer. So fight that ticket, but that ticket, you're a lawyer, right? Anyways,

00:27:26.540 he goes, later, I spoke to chief Dale McPhee during the timing of the incident. I wanted to ensure that

00:27:32.660 I was not being unlawfully surveilled following the controversy surrounding the Lethbridge police

00:27:38.560 service. So this was, uh, the Lethbridge police service were, um, I think it was Shannon Phillips.

00:27:45.400 She was the environment minister at the time. And she alleged that she had been, uh, unlawfully

00:27:50.840 surveilled as a member of the NDP. Um, so anyways, he wanted to say, Oh, are they, are they following

00:27:57.060 me? I'm pretty sure the cops like to stake out school zones early in the morning. We've all seen

00:28:03.060 this. This is not like a sting operation, like what they pulled with Carrie Diot years ago. This was,

00:28:09.440 uh, just, you know, they're in a school zone looking for distracted drivers, people going too fast and

00:28:14.660 not paying attention. He, and then maybe you also says, I also raised concerns around profiling of

00:28:20.600 racial minorities that was in the media at the time. McPhee assured me that this was most definitely

00:28:26.320 not the case. And I accepted him at his word. This is a run of the mill distracted driving ticket and

00:28:35.000 we've got social justice issues just hammering. Yeah. There's two possibilities here. Um, one,

00:28:42.580 and I mean, I think it's funny cause if it, if, if it's the latter, then this is ridiculous, but

00:28:47.780 so the two possibilities are here. One, he got a ticket, um, and then called to sort of see if he

00:28:54.980 could make it go away. Um, and it didn't really work and he got caught. So now he's making a giant

00:29:01.400 story about how there's racial profiling and they're surveilling him and the police forces

00:29:06.480 inherently corrupt. That's possibility. One possibility too, is that the police force is

00:29:11.940 entirely corrupt and racist, um, which is a narrative that I don't think existed prior to

00:29:18.000 him wanting to get out of this ticket. So those are the two possibilities. So, I mean, if it, if it

00:29:23.040 isn't true that that was Casey's concern, um, it's crazy that that much, those, that level of

00:29:30.960 allegation was brought forward, um, in response to this. So if there's not, no truth to that

00:29:38.660 surveillance race, uh, narrative, then the fact that he brought all of this up to cover up a

00:29:45.880 distracted driving ticket, which frankly, and I mean, talk about Streisand effect, he could have

00:29:51.040 just paid it. And then that would have been that, um, that's it. I don't, it's not demerits. I think

00:29:55.580 he got it in the mail. Like it's, or no, I guess he got pulled over. So maybe there's some

00:29:58.280 demerits, but regardless, um, little ticket, you pay it. That's, that's it. That's a couple

00:30:05.140 demerits. He turned it into this giant calamitous event where he now has to step back and is being

00:30:11.260 investigated. I am very much interested to see what this investigation reveals because

00:30:15.580 it's either that maybe there was a little bit of dishonesty or an attempt to cover something up

00:30:20.920 or that there's like inherent underlying systematic racism and corruption and political pressure coming

00:30:27.460 from a police force. Um, so that remains to be seen and we shall certainly follow it moving

00:30:33.540 forward, but, uh, certainly not the scandal that UCP needs right now, given how they're faring.

00:30:41.300 So, uh, yeah, not, not ideal. Uh, speaking of police forces, not necessarily doing their jobs,

00:30:47.900 maybe now we can jump to this insane. Sure. Great segue. Great segue. LA train footage,

00:30:53.940 which is absolutely unbelievable. So Vady can pull it up for those unfamiliar. Yeah. Here's,

00:31:00.020 here we go. We keep hearing of train burglars in LA on the scanner. Uh, so we went to Lincoln Heights

00:31:04.100 to see it all. And there's looted packages as far as the eye can see Amazon UPS. It looks like Bombay 0.99

00:31:12.060 doesn't look that bad. Like it's actually on a level that that third world countries, like it's not 1.00

00:31:20.160 quite there. And the wild thing with this, that's absolutely unbelievable is like, this is all there's

00:31:27.040 another tweet somewhere where there's like a delayed package. Someone went there and scanned a UPS code

00:31:31.680 in one of the looted packages. And they found out the person had like a delayed notification,

00:31:36.480 but this is LA they're just like running up. There's other footage too, where they're just like

00:31:41.380 storming the train when it stopped and unloading TVs and people are walking away with TVs and the police

00:31:48.420 are doing nothing. This is the defund the police world that we're living in. Um, it's absolutely,

00:31:54.020 there we go. Like, look at that. They're just strolling away with TVs. There's nothing to be

00:31:59.280 seen. And it's absolutely unbelievable. Cause if some kid went into a convenience store and stole

00:32:03.920 a pack of bubble gum, they'd probably put them in a, some yeah, young offenders act. But then here,

00:32:10.580 this is happening and they're just looting TVs. Like, why is the SWAT team not being sent

00:32:15.600 and a paddy wagon to lock these guys up? And it's cause it's California and they don't want

00:32:20.940 to escalate things. So they're going to allow looting and rating and

00:32:24.460 Who's the DA there? This looks like Soros influenced DAs, um, where they say, okay, well,

00:32:32.920 we're not going to prosecute shoplifting. We're not going to do the whole broken windows policing

00:32:39.080 that cleaned up New York when New York at the height of its like worst crime, uh, explosion.

00:32:46.200 I think they had 2000 murders a year there. And then they said, no, we're going to broken window

00:32:52.340 policing. So we're going to not tolerate the little things. Um, and also deal with the big things,

00:32:59.040 but this is the reverse. And this is like, you look at this and when I say it looks like Bombay,

00:33:03.960 I mean, maybe like this looks worse. Like, look at that. It does. Yeah. Yeah. And there's like,

00:33:11.920 there's like, yeah, there's COVID tests, there's medical supplies, insulin, like all this stuff

00:33:18.240 just looted, absolutely destroyed left by the wayside. And this is just like the, the outcome

00:33:25.660 of this sort of defund the police mentality in society where certain groups of people can do no

00:33:32.280 wrong. And it's wrong to enforce this, uh, that, that is being stolen from companies. Like every

00:33:38.300 one of those instances, stealing one of those massive TVs is major, major theft and they have

00:33:44.280 footage of it and they simply will not enforce or act on it. Uh, yeah, it's unbelievable. Like this

00:33:50.240 footage is absolutely something I'm sure. I'm sure people elsewhere in the world. I mean, Canada

00:33:55.820 included are looking at this and saying, Oh my gosh, uh, this country is going down the drain.

00:34:00.340 It's brutal. Like the extent of it, the stretch, it's just going to fill up and they know this is

00:34:07.540 happening and they're absolutely failing to act. Well, and just think like, this is not a free crime,

00:34:14.980 right? Like these, the costs of theft and replacing this stuff gets factored into the cost of your goods.

00:34:22.320 So this rises the price for the concern consumer who's actually buying these things as opposed to

00:34:28.820 stealing these things. So when you think, Oh, you know, like this is a victimless crime,

00:34:33.040 the big companies are just going to eat the cost and they'll just reship the item to the person who

00:34:37.500 bought it. Oh no, no, my friend, um, this stuff trickles down to the consumer. There's nobody eating

00:34:43.980 this increased cost except you at home. Every time you order something online.

00:34:49.380 Well, and I mean, and how many people there's medical equipment they're waiting on,

00:34:53.260 how many people won't get a present in time for a kid's birthday? Like it, that, that stuff going to

00:34:58.980 people to live their lives, not to mention that we're dealing with massive supply chain issues.

00:35:04.200 And then not only, not only are we dealing with that, but now it's okay to intermittently loot the

00:35:09.600 limited supplies that we do have. And authorities won't do anything just like they're not doing

00:35:14.220 anything about the supply chain issues. It's absolutely ridiculous and absolutely staggering.

00:35:20.520 And for another smooth segue, as long as you're okay with this, um, it's funny how reflective this 0.90

00:35:25.780 is of the Biden, uh, saying that George Floyd's death was more impactful than Martin Luther King's

00:35:34.440 on Martin Luther King Jr. Rather on the MLK holiday. I don't know if AD has that clip. I'd love to get

00:35:40.000 that audio because for people who can't believe it, let's listen to this. But even Dr. King's

00:35:45.720 assassination did not have the worldwide impact that George Floyd's death did.

00:35:55.580 Yeah. Like to say, to say that like is absolutely staggering. And I think sadly that that is what

00:36:06.440 this movement started by people like Martin Luther King, uh, junior, that movement, that beautiful

00:36:13.200 thing about equality and justice has turned into victim narratives and don't get me wrong. The

00:36:19.060 police officers went overboard. I completely agree with that, but George Floyd is not caught. He held a

00:36:25.440 gun to a pregnant woman's stomach or head. I can't believe he was a drug addict with a repeated history 0.86

00:36:31.220 of violence and aggression. And the only reason that that blew up to the extent it did, unlike the

00:36:36.720 assassination of Martin Luther King Jr., who was a passionate preacher, advocate for rights, advocate

00:36:43.420 for equality, um, all around. I mean, there's some sort of stories going around about some of his, uh,

00:36:49.040 personal life, but regardless, generally well-respected individual, um, George Floyd was very,

00:36:55.000 yeah, I know very much set up to be like that, but then the facts just simply didn't pan out.

00:37:03.820 And for any sort of sane movement whatsoever, uh, mourn the passing of George Floyd, hope that

00:37:11.860 there's deescalation strategies implemented, all that stuff is absolutely fine. But for the president

00:37:17.500 of the United States to say that his death is more significant and had a bigger global impact

00:37:23.360 than the death of Martin Luther King is absolutely staggering. It's, it's, it's unbelievable that he

00:37:30.600 said that, and it wasn't one of those, right after he said it, you could see his face kind of go,

00:37:35.100 Oh, well, maybe I didn't really mean to say that. He was all in on that statement and all in on that

00:37:40.400 sentiment, which I can't believe. I can't believe that the president like that Donald Trump, he said

00:37:46.940 some wild and outlandish things, but I don't know if he ever said anything quite so crazy as George,

00:37:52.960 George Floyd's death was more significant than Martin Luther King's.

00:37:55.860 It's grotesque. I think Alveda King, she's the niece of, uh, Martin Luther King Jr. She was on Fox

00:38:04.000 News last night and she was having none of this, like absolutely none of this. Imagine how that

00:38:08.600 sounds to the family of Martin Luther King, by the way, that, you know, your, your father,

00:38:13.720 the civil rights leader, uh, he's, he's sort of playing second fiddle to George Floyd these days.

00:38:19.620 It's just gross. Um, AD going back to the story, we just talked about, about the train looting.

00:38:27.420 I just want to go back to that for a second, because I said something about George Soros

00:38:31.500 funded DAs. And before people think that I'm a conspiracy theorist, like, um, I'm just obsessed

00:38:36.800 with George Soros. I'm definitely not. Um, this is an article from the New York post that I just sent

00:38:42.340 to AD, uh, because I read the entire internet every day before I go on air. And, um, the LA district

00:38:50.300 attorney, George Gascon was backed by George Soros and has presided over a crime spike since he was

00:38:57.280 inaugurated in December, 2020. So, um, Tom Cotton, God love that man. Everywhere Soros backed prosecutors

00:39:05.400 go, crime follows, said Arkansas Republican Senator Tom Cotton. These, he calls them legal arsonists.

00:39:11.360 These legal arsonists have abandoned their duty to public safety by pursuing leniency, even for the

00:39:15.920 most heinous crime. And they often flat out refuse to charge criminals for shoplifting, vagrancy,

00:39:20.520 and entire categories of misdemeanors in Los Angeles, where critics say that criminal justice

00:39:25.860 reforms have recently led to a wave of looting and violent crimes. Soros funneled more than $2.5 million

00:39:32.140 into a California political action committee to support Gascon. That's the district attorney there

00:39:37.180 who left the San Francisco district attorney's office to run against incumbent Jackie Lacey in

00:39:42.960 2020. The Cuban born Gascon who moved with his family to the U S in 1967 said in his December,

00:39:49.060 2020 inauguration speech that the rush to incarcerate generations of kids of color had torn the social

00:39:56.640 fabric of our communities. The status quo hasn't made us safe. And so they're just deciding not to

00:40:04.580 prosecute these things. And this is like a, a thing George Soros does with prosecutors. And, and

00:40:11.180 it's, it's the poor people actually have to live with this because crime doesn't come to rich

00:40:17.980 neighborhoods. They can pay for private security and fencing and surveillance. The crime comes to

00:40:22.700 poor communities and poor communities have to live with this billionaire deciding how they deal with

00:40:29.240 crime in their community. Yeah. It's, and I mean, I figured you're looking something up on that. It's,

00:40:34.960 it's unbelievable. The other thing too, is the, the underlying racism of it, like the racism that, well,

00:40:41.540 these people are going to commit crimes because that's in their nature is very, and I'm not saying that I'm

00:40:46.340 saying this is very much the mentality of people like this. And we can't really, we can't really go after

00:40:51.720 them for this. That's, that's active racism, not, not applying the same standards of behavior for

00:40:57.740 conduct within society to everyone evenly is racism. And it's funny, these progressives very often,

00:41:04.360 they will, they will espouse the bleeding heart talking points, but in action and in policy,

00:41:11.160 it's anything but equality or anything but equal opportunity. It's, it's absolutely the way that they

00:41:19.880 operate, they create, they want people to fit into these boxes. They want people very much to fit

00:41:25.640 token roles. And when people don't fit into those boxes, they don't like them again, going back to

00:41:30.960 the Biden connecting these stories. Um, what was it? He said, if you're, if you're, if you don't vote

00:41:34.980 for me, you're not black basically, or if you vote for Donald Trump, you're not black. Like you don't 1.00

00:41:38.680 get to pick those boxes. You don't get to say that certain communities do this, certain communities do

00:41:43.860 that because we is, we believe in society as individuals. If you group people together

00:41:49.660 and judge them as a group that's stereotyping at the least or, or racism at the very worst.

00:41:55.280 And that's ultimately what these policies do, because I can assure you if a bunch of white 0.99

00:42:00.220 rednecks rolled up to a train and stop the train and started looting, there would be a SWAT team there 0.94

00:42:06.620 and it would be some Waco level incident. That's what would happen because unfortunately lots of these 0.98

00:42:11.440 progressives do enforce politics in a very racist way. Yeah. It's the bigotry of low expectations,

00:42:18.800 which in and of itself is paternalism, which these progressives won't shut up about,

00:42:24.420 but they're guilty of it. We, we should move on to, uh, the genocide Olympics because that's in the 0.81

00:42:31.660 news. Um, that's coming up very shortly. We've got a report from Sports Illustrated saying that

00:42:39.620 athletes headed to Beijing for the Olympics, the genocide Olympics are urged to use burner phones

00:42:46.580 and disposable commute computers because, um, of the high risk for cyber spying at the 2022 Beijing

00:42:55.080 winter games. The Olympic committees for the Netherlands, Great Britain, Australia, and Canada

00:43:01.120 issued recommendations for their athletes as each country anticipates China to implement strong

00:43:06.840 surveillance during the winter games. Why are we going to these winter games? These feel like the

00:43:12.820 Hitler Olympics. And we're just like, yeah, we didn't learn anything from that. Let's go again. 0.92

00:43:18.320 Why do, why does this, like, why is this allowed to carry on? Why, why are the same people involved

00:43:25.200 with the Olympic committee who keep choosing China while they're committing a genocide? Why is, and we'll 0.61

00:43:31.160 talk about the Z speaking at the, um, the Davos agenda as though he's some heroic world leader. 0.53

00:43:38.760 Like they are literally telling these athletes that they should use burner phones, VPNs to mask their

00:43:46.520 information, discard any sort of electronics. So you're not tracked when you're back at home because

00:43:51.500 of the government of China who we're allowing to host the Olympics is going to spy on you.

00:43:56.780 What sort of wacky nonsense world are we living in? It's absolutely unbelievable. We, we talk about

00:44:03.760 like North Korea as this sort of out there crazy country. We don't deal with them that would that,

00:44:09.120 that they should just be left in isolation because they're, because they're egregious treatment of

00:44:13.480 human beings, their lacks of freedoms. Well, China is that plus they meddle in international affairs 0.99

00:44:19.380 on a level. You can't believe all of these international committees ranging from the world

00:44:24.200 economic forum to the United nations, to the Olympic committees, to the sporting committees

00:44:28.880 are clearly bought and paid for. And I mean, I think that goes without saying when someone

00:44:33.840 committing a genocide is on a bunch of peace councils and women's rights councils and all

00:44:39.460 these other things, it's absolutely vexing. And I, for one thing, it's insane and absolutely

00:44:44.560 unethical that any modern civilized country is attending these Olympics plain, like period,

00:44:51.160 plain and simple, have some other games and some real country that doesn't want, I mean,

00:44:56.580 with COVID, we can't talk about this too much, but how many countries are fully respecting people's

00:45:01.220 human rights, but regardless, um, find a country that isn't actively carrying out a genocide,

00:45:05.820 maybe to have your Olympics in, uh, instead of just jumping between China and say maybe one of

00:45:12.300 the other countries that doesn't have a ton of freedom, Russia, just jumping between those two

00:45:15.640 countries. Um, absolutely wild and unbelievable. Well, China is as bad as North Korea, but smarter 1.00

00:45:24.480 because North Korea isolated themselves and China thought, no, no, no, the way to take over the

00:45:29.500 world is to engage them, is to own them. And we will look back on these Olympics. If China doesn't

00:45:35.940 successfully take over the world, um, we will look back on these Olympics the same way we look back

00:45:41.260 on Hitler's Olympics as a propaganda exercise that the world should never have participated in. 0.70

00:45:48.100 And, uh, we will be judged appropriately for this. I think again, if China doesn't take over the world 0.99

00:45:54.040 and rewrite history, looking back, uh, people are going to say, well, knowing what you knew,

00:45:59.340 why the hell were you there? And I asked that question today.

00:46:04.940 Speaking of China taking over the world, um, Klaus Schwab, um, introduced to the president and

00:46:16.240 dictator of China at the Davos agenda 2022, um, as the keynote speaker, a model citizen that we should

00:46:23.920 all be looking up to. Um, do we have the footage of that introduction? By the way, for those who don't

00:46:28.340 know, Klaus Schwab, one of the architects of the great reset. Here we go. Yes. At this pivotal moment,

00:46:35.340 I see several priorities for the global agenda. We must continue to fight against the global pandemic.

00:46:44.460 We must revitalize the global economy and accelerate its transition to net zero.

00:46:53.600 We must preserve biodiversity by deploying nature-based solutions. And we must narrow the gap between the

00:47:04.520 rich and the poor to achieve more sustainable global development.

00:47:10.460 And now with, now with more on this, we're going to go to the leader of China, the number one

00:47:18.400 polluter in the world with the greatest gaps in wealth between the poor and the rich. And, uh,

00:47:24.220 like, it's absolutely insane that after saying those comments, some of which are general and fine and

00:47:31.800 others are clearly globalist climate control, uh, propaganda, but after making those comments,

00:47:37.940 throwing to, uh, the leader of China, the dictator of China, uh, as the model that we should follow

00:47:46.540 for this. And he went on to rant at link about how bad Western countries that are rallying against

00:47:52.180 China are. Um, the Davos agenda should be called the China agenda because what more is it than that?

00:47:59.180 It's absolutely unbelievable. In a speech for this guy, sorry, sorry, just give me a second in a

00:48:05.780 speech where this guy is intro introducing net zero, as you know, the climate, uh, we're already

00:48:13.880 demonetized. So I can say the climate scam is, um, is, uh, near and dear to my heart. Um, because,

00:48:21.240 uh, you know, we are unfairly attacked as killing the planet. Um, and don't get me wrong. I love coal.

00:48:29.160 I love coal fired electricity. I think we should never get off it. Alberta is the Saudi Arabia of

00:48:34.040 coal and the cleanest, some of the cleanest burning coal on the planet, by the way. So we should be

00:48:37.940 using it. Um, but mainland China has the greatest number of coal fired stations of any nation on the

00:48:44.920 face of this beautiful earth. As of 2021, there are nearly 1100 operational coal fired plants in the

00:48:52.160 country, four times as many as India, which is second. And every single day, China accounts for

00:48:59.320 over 50% of the total global coal electricity generation. And I got to listen to how China

00:49:05.740 is the partner for net zero and I've got to phase out the oil sands. Yeah. And the, the, the wild thing

00:49:16.900 here is I think what China and these globalist elites have in common is that they're both unflinching

00:49:23.480 in line. They're there. Yeah. China. Yes. Yes. Yeah. China. Yes. 100% net zero green. Good,

00:49:30.360 good, good. Justin Trudeau plays the same game. If you're one of the people who no matter what you do,

00:49:35.240 it doesn't really matter what you do in their world. You can do whatever you can be in the sky

00:49:39.980 palace. You can drive a sports car. You can have a yacht and 10 houses. Um, you can have a concentration

00:49:45.440 camp full of Muslims in China, for example, that's all fine. As long as you nod your head to the great 1.00

00:49:51.400 reset talking points, um, then you're part of the club. If you dare pose any challenges or suggest

00:49:57.420 maybe that we should defend human rights, that transitioning off of industries like, uh, they did when

00:50:04.140 they tried to force a mass industrialization from agriculture and China, the great leap forward 1.00

00:50:08.740 where what a hundred million people or so died. Um, if you're suggesting that maybe we shouldn't

00:50:13.260 be transitioning to this ultra renewable green energy when it just isn't ready because we're

00:50:17.640 all going to die. Um, and we don't want people to die. Basically, if you're advocating for human

00:50:22.620 rights in any way, shape or form on principle, beyond these empty talking points that don't have

00:50:27.740 any sort of substance, um, if you're, if you have any principles at all, you're not part of this

00:50:32.500 group, but you can do anything, including, uh, the biggest slave labor plants in the country,

00:50:38.340 um, which by the way, a massive source of China's wealth is the fact that they have slave labor. 0.86

00:50:43.120 Very often when you see these empires grow, it's because they're violating people's rights.

00:50:46.840 Um, if you're one of those people, but you're willing to nod your head and tip your hat, well,

00:50:50.960 then you're part of the boys club and you get to sit at the globalist table. This goes back to the

00:50:55.600 train looting and those rich communities that you've talked about. These rich people want

00:51:00.940 everyone else living in relative squalor and scrapping and just struggling to get by like

00:51:07.240 the vast majority of people are in China so that their little inside club can be rich and live in 1.00

00:51:12.860 their gated communities behind walls. Because the less we have, the more they have. They want every

00:51:17.340 one of us renting, not owning land. They want every one of us using a car share service instead of

00:51:22.100 buying a car. They want every one of us paying monthly for everything and never owning anything,

00:51:27.620 never acquiring anything because the only people in their minds who have the right to acquire,

00:51:32.140 spend, consume natural resources, jet around the world, be on mega yachts is them. Nobody else.

00:51:38.220 So that's what their end game is. The whole mentality of this great reset being some sort of, uh,

00:51:44.400 thing for the masses to reset everybody's debt, to make things be great for everybody. The,

00:51:50.500 the, the, the vast population is simply not true. None of their actions speak to that purported end

00:51:58.180 goal. All of their actions speak to centralized control and a lessened quality of life for the

00:52:03.460 rest of us. Hallelujah. Should we, uh, should we move on to the next thing? Because we have nine

00:52:12.620 minutes left in the show. Of course, we're probably going to go over, but, um, speaking of anti-human

00:52:18.380 agendas, um, there's, uh, Pope Fauci moaning about disinformation. So we're going to show this and

00:52:27.480 then we're going to get into the things that they won't allow us to talk about on YouTube because

00:52:32.160 we're not allowed. Yeah. And one of the things that, that we, I believe the entire world is facing,

00:52:40.240 but we certainly are facing it in a very, very disappointing way in the United States is the

00:52:46.320 amount of disinformation that is accompanying what should be a problem where everyone pulls together

00:52:54.600 against the common enemy, which is the virus. We have disinformation that is entirely destructive

00:53:01.280 to a comprehensive public health endeavor. You know, one of the things. Yeah, entirely. You're

00:53:09.220 entirely right. And most of it is coming from you. Um, like just, I, we're not, I know what not to

00:53:15.920 question officials, but I'm going to, he's saying this to himself, what he said mere moments, mere weeks

00:53:22.340 prior, he is then sort of correcting and then saying that that was misinformation, but he was the one

00:53:27.960 saying it very Orwellian. But I think on that note, we are going to transition off of YouTube

00:53:34.600 where we can continue to talk about this without overlords ruling over us.

00:53:42.540 So as we were saying, uh, the disinformation that is out there on COVID-19, um, and we've said this

00:53:51.220 time and time again, and we say it almost every week, but the quote unquote conspiracy quacks out there

00:53:56.100 who were saying, well, there's a difference between of COVID and with COVID and things like

00:54:00.740 that, or the vaccines don't seem to stop the spread crazy stuff like that. That is now the

00:54:06.600 information there has actually, I think been far more accuracy, medical accuracy, scientific accuracy

00:54:14.280 that is now accepted by Fauci and everyone included the position held by Fauci right now is much closer

00:54:22.120 to what conspiracy quacks would have said three, four months ago. That is now the science and anything

00:54:29.820 else is disinformation. So was it disinformation? And this is funny. This is the wild thing. And it's

00:54:34.540 so Orwellian most people like the story we started with the Nathan, Nathan stall thing, where they say

00:54:39.840 we're the misinformation. Um, most people probably actually believe, and this is unbelievable. And this is

00:54:47.980 how far we've lost critical thinking that it was true then. And now the new information is true.

00:54:55.840 I don't think for many people out there who are in line with all of us, they're, they're realizing that

00:55:02.120 these people were wrong and that there was information out there. I think they're like, well,

00:55:07.300 this is the new accurate information. No, it was always the accurate information and everybody knew it.

00:55:12.880 And everybody's been saying it and you called them crazy and you called them conspiracy theorists,

00:55:17.820 but on many of these fronts, aside from the really out there sort of conspiracies,

00:55:23.180 most of what people have been saying is now being espoused.

00:55:27.840 A couple of lizards having a conversation there.

00:55:31.040 Yeah, exactly. Well, you know what, at the rate we're going, it's probably true. I mean,

00:55:38.880 if you say a conspiracy, it just becomes true now in this COVID world of ours. Um, let's skip

00:55:46.800 through some stuff. Cause we've got a lot, uh, going on here. Yeah. Like I was just going to say

00:55:52.040 like the conspiracy theory that maybe you're going to get on an endless wild ride of boosters and none

00:55:57.020 of them are going to be effective, but they're going to be like, just take the third. No, just take

00:56:00.620 the fourth. Fourth one didn't work. Maybe you take the fifth one. Fifth one didn't work. Let's get

00:56:04.360 around to the 11th booster. See if that one works. And then you're just like boosted right up. You

00:56:08.620 don't even have blood left. It's all just vaccine. Um, and apparently that's, that's the case in

00:56:13.340 Israel. Any one of us who are like, no, maybe, um, this is going to be an endless, um, just, uh, 0.85

00:56:20.180 tornado of boosters. And they're just going to keep trying things and trying things and trying

00:56:24.920 things to make sure they work. Maybe like flu shot consumption was right way down and they wanted

00:56:32.420 to get people into a new version of the flu shot and wanted everybody to buy in. And this was a really

00:56:37.880 good opportunity to make a ton of money for pharmaceutical companies. Maybe just maybe

00:56:43.620 that is the case. And it's funny that we saw that Costanza meme forever ago, ago, when you're

00:56:48.960 looking for your, uh, Vax papers for the Omicron variant. And then we're literally, that was like

00:56:53.900 a year ago. That was long before this. And that was a joke. And that became reality. That was a

00:56:59.440 conspiracy joke. I know doctors who are very pro vaccine. And even a year ago, they were saying,

00:57:05.860 well, the whole, like getting into third and fourth boosters is not scientific. If you need

00:57:10.460 that, that clearly something's gone wrong and they need to rework it. Well, some of those people are

00:57:15.140 still encouraging getting vaccinated again, changing information. Um, the other thing that

00:57:21.400 we've seen, uh, you know, I don't think we have time for this video. Um, we were seeing people get

00:57:26.200 or should we get into the Costco video? I want to talk about Satan con too. Yeah. Let's watch the

00:57:31.540 Costco. No, let's talk about Satan con. Let's talk about saying, yeah, let's talk about Satan

00:57:35.320 con. I'm in full church lady mode. Let's do it. Oh my God. This is so, so like, I mean,

00:57:43.220 it's a little on the nose, right? Yeah. The theology, the theology behind Satanism is kind of

00:57:50.660 it. There's a very much a do what thou wilt type mentality. Um, some people argue. Yeah. Yeah. And I

00:57:58.660 mean, there's people out there arguing, well, compassion and blah, blah, blah. But I mean,

00:58:02.500 like the Satanists talk about conspiracy theories. How many people have been calling this the mark

00:58:07.700 of the beast and now Satan con insists that you'd be vaccinated in order to attend. Look at it. Was

00:58:13.920 that Baphomet with a mask on? It's about the stupidest thing you've ever seen that he belongs 1.00

00:58:22.840 with a mask on bloody loser. Anyways, ridiculous. Um, these, these, these bad boy rebels, this is 1.00

00:58:29.640 just the new rage against the machine. You were wearing a mask and you had to show your backs pass

00:58:34.400 to get in and you're, you're singing along with, uh, doing don't do what they told you. Like it's

00:58:40.360 Oh, yeah. What a meme. This is a meme. Yeah. This is only possible in 2022. Satan con max

00:58:47.960 fax, vax mandates mandatory, uh, living meme. And it's funny because, um, yeah, the philosophy

00:58:57.620 of Satanism or I think it's Levain Satanism is do what thou wilt, which is, um, basically

00:59:05.260 the mantra of so much like self-help garbage that you listen to these days. Um, if it feels good,

00:59:13.280 do it right. The pursuit of happiness instead of the pursuit of goodness, which seems to be

00:59:17.660 what's happening in the world today, that's underlying, like that's, that's the same thing

00:59:22.380 as this stuff, but they don't really actually believe do what thou wilt because you have to

00:59:28.460 follow the public health orders to go to Satan. It's just, it's so on the nose, you bunch of posers.

00:59:34.880 I think just maybe they're afraid of where they're going. So they're extra afraid of dying.

00:59:40.820 You know what? It confirms a lot of suspicions I have about your run of the mill, like Satanist

00:59:48.140 LARPer where it's like, they literally worship the government and maybe the government isn't

00:59:53.820 benevolent, which check that box. Yep. Check that box. Yep. So it's confirming all my biases I have

00:59:59.280 about this sort of stuff. Clearly. I mean, the people attending this act like they're heavy metal

01:00:05.520 hardcore. And then they're like afraid to ask for extra ketchup for their French fries and they get

01:00:09.260 their dad to do it for them. Um, that's, that's the people attending this event in my suspicion

01:00:14.900 on a bit of sort of good news here. If we can call it that, if anyone is skeptical of what Jason

01:00:22.540 Kenny says, it's me because I'm the one who asked him if there would be Vax passports. And he said,

01:00:26.720 absolutely not. It's illegal and unthinkable. And anyone who's worried about that is crazy. Well,

01:00:30.860 then a couple of weeks later, you know, a couple of months later, maybe they brought them in.

01:00:34.000 So I'm skeptical of anything that Jason Kenny says, but I'm optimistic. Um, and maybe I don't

01:00:41.980 forget. We're going to have the audio here. We're just gonna have the tweet, but, uh, we'll just keep

01:00:45.660 talking to save time here. But, uh, Jason Kenny has said that there's going to be no mandatory

01:00:51.280 vaccines. He's reinforced and repeated that sentiment. He also came out and said that, that what

01:00:57.340 happened in Quebec with the plans to tax the unvaccinated is completely unethical and un-Canadian.

01:01:04.600 Um, so this is very much a doubling down while he's backtracked on some other, um, promises like

01:01:10.000 no Vax pass. Um, he's publicly come out repeatedly and said that these relatively strong statements

01:01:16.480 that they will absolutely not be mandatory. Now I again, take that with a grain of salt because when

01:01:21.180 you're taking away people's jobs, Vax carding them, uh, stripping their livelihoods, not allowing

01:01:27.260 them to participate in society, creating a mental health crisis, I would argue you are forcing it.

01:01:32.460 I would argue that it is functionally mandated vaccines. Um, cause I mean, if you take a dad,

01:01:37.980 take his job away from, make it so that he can provide for his family, you may as well point a gun 0.99

01:01:42.120 at his head. Um, that's a situation you're in. We've seen lots of people hesitant or apprehensive 0.99

01:01:46.960 to the vaccine who have unwillingly gone and got it because they were afraid they were going to lose

01:01:52.020 everything. So Jason Kenny, this is a step on the right path. I'd say it's a step on the path

01:01:57.420 towards moralization, uh, to quote Paul Benedict, but you're still missing that key central tenant.

01:02:04.560 You have to step up your game and you have to insist that nobody is fired and fired without

01:02:11.560 severance more, most particularly in the province that you are the leader of, because that

01:02:16.800 is a very much a vaccine mandate. This has to be enforced actively. If you're going to say that

01:02:22.180 you will not see this in your province, you have to go beyond just not literally having people.

01:02:27.480 It's not much of an ask to not ask that people be pinned down and vaccinated. That should be a

01:02:31.880 pretty standard thing. Um, I think, I think you hopefully are waking up to what's happening here.

01:02:38.480 And I hope so. And I hope that with this, with Omicron, with this opportunity to say that these

01:02:44.440 aren't the solutions and people cannot be fired for cause and not receive severance or EI based

01:02:50.260 on their vaccination status. So Jason Kenny, not bad, but step it up. Yeah. I'm, I'm thankful

01:02:58.740 for his strong words, but I'm not optimistic that he's going to stick to them. How many times did we

01:03:03.760 hear him say, I don't even know. I don't even know what a vaccine passport is. And then when he figured

01:03:09.020 out what it was, he was like, Oh, totally opposed. And telling you not only would he oppose, but also

01:03:15.440 resist any efforts by the federal government to install a vaccine passport. Um, and then it was

01:03:22.540 like, Oh, ta-da, here's my vaccine passport, which we won't call a vaccine passport so that I can sleep

01:03:28.280 at night. It's called the restrictions exemption program. And it does all the things a vaccine

01:03:32.700 passport system does. We just called it something else. So, so our consciences are clean, I guess.

01:03:38.640 Um, so yeah, he's saying all the right things. Is he going to stick to it? I don't know,

01:03:43.140 but also I would love to hear him say, look, given the, um, spread of Omicron through the

01:03:50.680 vaccinated population, the restriction exemption program slash vaccine passport system, it's

01:03:56.880 basically been nullified by this, um, variant that is escaping the vaccine. So, um, there's,

01:04:03.640 well, there was never any justification for the segregation, but you can't even claim that it's,

01:04:08.500 it, it, it makes any sense at this point. I would love to see him end that.

01:04:12.740 That would be where, then I would start to believe him a little more that he's had a bit of a come to

01:04:17.000 Jesus moment on this issue. I'm not there yet, but, uh, you have, you're a more graceful Christian

01:04:21.880 than I am. I think, you know, I'm, I'm, I, like I've said, I'm, I'm not, uh, I'm the one who has

01:04:28.400 had the opportunity to ask Jason Kenny the most questions on this issue. Um, so for anyone out there

01:04:34.760 thinking I'm looking through rose colored glasses, um, I'm possibly the most disappointed, um, and

01:04:40.460 most, most skeptical because this was someone that we were hoping was going to the, to do the right

01:04:45.520 things by Albertans. I think the Christianity in me maybe just has some hope that Jason Kenny is

01:04:52.060 realizing this isn't right. And he's trying to figure, how do I get out of this final words to

01:04:58.220 this? If you don't mind, you're not going to win over the NDP radical lockdown people

01:05:04.640 ever. It doesn't matter what you do. I know at one point you had stated that you want a new base,

01:05:11.760 but you will not get that base. Um, ultimately at the end of the day, I know you are a professed

01:05:17.760 Catholic. Um, you're accountable for your actions. So put the political posturing aside and do the

01:05:26.540 right thing as a leader, be a good shepherd, so to speak to all of us and simply do the right thing.

01:05:31.860 If that means you're not the leader or you're not the premier come the next election. So be it,

01:05:37.480 at least you'll be able to sleep at night. And at least you will have stood for fundamental

01:05:40.820 freedoms. Very rarely do provincial leaders get to make these types of stands where they do

01:05:46.620 something virtuous, where they do something moral and they say consequences be damned, continue to take

01:05:51.800 measures to attempt to save lives, do all that stuff. But vaccine mandates are not saving

01:05:56.280 lives. They are costing lives. So I'm very hopeful that you will have a awakening of sorts to reason

01:06:02.100 and do the right thing. As you said, at the UCP AGM political consequences be damned.

01:06:08.840 Uh, Adam, do you, I think we should just do one more story then we'll go into chats. Uh,

01:06:13.320 do you have a preference of which one you want to get to? Uh, no ladies choice. 1.00

01:06:18.280 Okay. I want to do the op-ed writers who are the reason that we exist. Um, both of these people,

01:06:27.200 um, Tasha, I don't even know how to say her last name carried in. Uh, she fancies herself to be sort 0.99

01:06:35.160 of a right of center, but mostly centrist kind of person. And then there's Heather, Heather Malick,

01:06:40.980 who, um, is known in, uh, conservative circles as Heather Malick. Um, she's just an awful human 1.00

01:06:49.840 being. Um, anyways, they both wrote these op-eds where they were just advocating for segregation 0.80

01:06:58.240 and they didn't realize how much people would hate their op-eds. So yeah, this is the Heather Malick

01:07:06.480 one. The unvaccinated cherish their freedom to harm others. No, they, they're not actually 0.94

01:07:10.880 harming anybody. They're just want to be left alone. How can we ever forgive them? Well, I'm

01:07:15.460 sure that a lot of people can go through their date, not caring if, uh, Heather Malick has ever

01:07:20.480 forgiven them. Um, and Tasha carried in, she wrote an article. Um, the crux of her article was basically

01:07:28.320 like, what do we do? How, how, how do we deal with these prickly unvaccinated people? And to what 1.00

01:07:34.860 extent should we segregate them from society and look at us? We're good people for thinking this

01:07:39.640 way. She wrote that got immediate blowback from a lot of vaccinated people who were like, I don't

01:07:46.320 care where you fall down on the vaccine issue. I'm against coercion and force and segregation.

01:07:52.240 And she absolutely just got her like, and she got tuned in on social media. Um, and she was shocked

01:07:59.460 to see it because the reason we exist is because these people are in a bubble where they don't

01:08:05.280 actually communicate with real people and care about real issues. They only talk to other like

01:08:09.920 pro fancy locker downers. They never talked to the truck driver who's going to lose his job. And

01:08:15.160 the guy in the oil patch, who just got a stick stuck up his nose three times today, even though

01:08:20.040 he's vaccinated. Um, they don't care. They don't talk to the nurse.

01:08:23.840 That's why they need government money to survive. 0.95

01:08:27.520 Thank you. That was the point I was going to get to. That was the exact point I was going

01:08:31.720 to get to. It's a self-fulfilling prophecy here. Um, it's or a self-flushing toilet, if

01:08:37.180 you will. Um, so they continue to produce content that nobody wants to consume. So then they need,

01:08:45.420 but they produce content. The government wants people to see. And because nobody wants to consume

01:08:50.140 it, the government continues to subsidize it. And it just keeps going around and around and around.

01:08:54.260 And every time there's a round of layoffs, they go, boy, why, why did that even happen?

01:08:58.320 Well, we're over here. And I'm like, I need a legislature reporter because there's too much news.

01:09:02.780 Um, and they can't, they just can't figure it out because they are so incompatible with how normal

01:09:08.180 people think. And there is this perpetual, very Nathan's Dallas victim narrative. These people are

01:09:14.840 putting out articles saying like in the Jyoti Gondek style of like, why should we allow

01:09:19.960 these people to exist? Um, these people should be limited. How will we ever forgive them? Sorry

01:09:25.220 to break it to you, but, uh, only the vaccinated people spread Omicron internationally because

01:09:30.440 unvaccinated people had to be tested. So this is very much a pandemic of the vaccinated Omicron is 1.00

01:09:36.000 spreading through vaccinated people and it wouldn't have spread rapidly internationally through the

01:09:40.120 tested unvaccinated people. So the real question is how will we ever forgive you? Except I'm not 1.00

01:09:44.820 insane. I don't think like that. I like, like Dr. Fauci and some of these other people said

01:09:49.700 think we should be coming together and be united and we should respect each other and do everything

01:09:55.040 we can to save lives. What we shouldn't do is tell people that they shouldn't be allowed to

01:10:00.640 participate in society use. And I, it's not necessarily even dramatic anymore. Early Nazi style 0.87

01:10:07.180 rhetoric about a group of people saying that they're lesser thans and they shouldn't be allowed

01:10:12.340 to participate in society. And we need to use this health pass. Um, the rhetoric of how will we forgive

01:10:17.780 this group of people? How many of the people experience who can't wear a mask because they

01:10:22.140 experienced abuse or experiencing serious medical conditions, or simply don't want to be injected with

01:10:28.160 a new and dubiously effective vaccine. Those people, your question is, how are we ever going to

01:10:34.740 forgive them? How can you even ask that? How can you think that furthermore, how on earth, this is,

01:10:41.080 this would be one thing if it was some kook out there on Twitter blasting out a tweet, but you wrote

01:10:46.760 this, reviewed it, edited it, put it through your editorial board. It was published and no one in

01:10:53.360 that entire process thought, Hey, this is stupid. We shouldn't say this. No one in that entire process 0.99

01:11:00.440 said this sort of rhetoric is not the thing that Canadians are all about. No, but that doesn't matter.

01:11:06.340 It doesn't matter that that's what Canadians think, because that's not what the government's paying you to say.

01:11:10.480 I'm not anywhere close to forgiveness. I don't know. I don't know if I'll ever even get there.

01:11:20.180 They can repeal all these vax mandates. They can issue groveling apologies. And it's going to be a

01:11:24.900 long time before I can get past how vile and vicious these new segregationist medical Jim Crow people are, 0.98

01:11:35.940 who were so eager to install the biomedical police state on their fellow citizens for the reason it's not

01:11:45.220 even about health. That's, that's clear because we see what's happening with Omicron. It's tearing

01:11:50.100 through the unvaccinated and they still hang on to this unwarranted virtue that they were the protectors 0.98

01:11:55.640 of society. This is because the uncontrollable would not allow themselves to be controlled.

01:12:02.820 That's what this is about. These people would not do what their moral and intellectual superiors told

01:12:09.260 them to do. And for that, they must be punished. And it is going to be a long time before I find it in

01:12:14.060 my heart to offer any sort of forgiveness to these people. But I will try, Adam. I will try the best I can do.

01:12:20.920 Let's get to some of these chats. CanadianMom1997 says, Sheila, we can't be surprised anymore.

01:12:28.280 The left have gone off the deep end. These people must be held accountable. And I hope

01:12:31.440 Rebel News wins big in court. I think we're against it. Talking about Nathan Stahl there.

01:12:35.740 Rebel are the only ones selling the truth. Well, we're not the only ones, but it is a small 0.99

01:12:40.260 collegial clique of people who are telling the truth. That's one of the things I will say about

01:12:45.580 independent media in this country, between us, post-millennial, True North, and Western Standard.

01:12:52.600 We get along really well. There's only a few of us in the landscape. And we sort of work together.

01:12:56.580 We all do something different. And we're all cheering for each other. There's no punching on

01:13:01.940 them or cutting them down. We've all got a big job to do.

01:13:06.040 Even there, though, I think the tides are changing, though. You see some people, David Staples out of the

01:13:10.820 Edmonton Journal, some of these other people, many of them vaccinated, saying, whoa, whoa, whoa,

01:13:14.860 what are we doing here? I think the tide is changing. And it is shocking that so many

01:13:19.640 journalists are still just harping. Like, they're going to be absolutely, they're already left in

01:13:23.860 the dust compared to Rebel News, let's be honest. But they're going to be left in the dust, harping

01:13:27.880 their talking points. And when a real government eventually comes in, hopefully, hopefully it's not

01:13:32.240 the Chinese government, but when a government comes in, they're going to be left dead in the water.

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01:14:25.040 Canadian entertainment journalists completely ignored the fact that Matt trended at 11 on

01:14:30.700 the global YouTube music charts. They completely ignored that. And it's such, put aside the

01:14:42.240 politics of it. This is an incredible Canadian success story that independent musician, independently

01:14:51.500 produced video, um, very compelling story featuring real people, but they can't get past their politics

01:15:00.660 to see the quality of what Matt has accomplished here. And the wild thing is they were even blocking

01:15:05.800 him from promoting it on ads. So like without any sort of artificial promotion, it got to 11th

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01:15:36.180 links to his, um, band camp for download. And I think she, he's got some new merch coming up,

01:15:41.080 which I love merch. So I'll have to get me some. It does. Yeah.

01:15:48.040 Zoom in of my glasses on, but I know that I need my prescription adjusted, but I just,

01:15:55.000 I don't want to be that old lady where it's like, Oh, my eyes are getting worse. Yeah. There there's 0.83

01:15:59.200 way more of us. That's great. I mean, it's promoting Matt's song and his work, but that's just a great

01:16:05.820 message. Yeah. Cheers. That's a nice, uh, that's very nice. We'll be sure to pass that along to

01:16:12.780 Matt. Yeah, that's great. Good job, Matt. Uh, sea lions gives us 10 bucks and says, missed you

01:16:21.820 yesterday. Yeah. We were all set to go. And then we were like, Oh yeah, who's going to run the show?

01:16:26.780 Nobody can get to the office. Um, waiting to see David back on air again and play some menzoid 1.00

01:16:33.000 bingo, sending him best wishes from the West coast. Um, it sounds like David will be back. Um,

01:16:39.680 co-piloting with me next week. Um, he's got the rest of this week off and, uh, much deserved break.

01:16:46.700 He has really in the last six and a bit years, not really taken any time off work. So, um, given what

01:16:54.000 happened to him with Justin Trudeau's mercenaries, um, and then the Christmas season, uh, he's just taking

01:16:59.540 some time off, but he will be back. Don't worry. You'll see his smiling face and his jovial giggle

01:17:04.860 back on the show. Very time. Very, very soon. Uh, DRB 1313 gives us five bucks. As long as the

01:17:13.720 genocide is carbon neutral, Justin Trudeau is fine with Uyghur concentration camps. You know what? 0.99

01:17:18.720 I know you're being facetious, but that is 100% true. Um, they don't care how they get to carbon

01:17:23.440 neutral as long as they get there and all that other stuff, the parting out the Falun Gong, like they're 0.99

01:17:28.480 an old minivan, uh, selling their organs to well-connected Chinese, uh, communist affiliated 0.64

01:17:35.460 bureaucrats. They're perfectly fine with that as long as, and they don't even care about getting 1.00

01:17:41.320 to carbon neutral. I don't care about getting to carbon neutral. Neither do these, these people,

01:17:45.720 they just like to talk about it because if China cared about carbon neutral, they wouldn't have,

01:17:49.380 you know, all of the world's carbon or coal facilities. Um, they don't care about it either.

01:17:54.980 They just care about talking about it. So. Well, they care about the tax money and the funds they

01:17:59.920 get for it. That's all they care about. I've got an access to information story coming up about our,

01:18:06.280 uh, partnership on the China council. Um, the Canadian partnership working with the communist 0.95

01:18:13.440 Chinese on the China council and just how much that costs us. Why are we giving any money to China?

01:18:18.300 We still send them foreign aid depending on the day they might be the world's largest economy.

01:18:22.340 We still send them foreign aid on what planet? Anyway, I could go on about China forever. 0.95

01:18:28.140 Uh, C1 CAS, cause it's two bucks. There's a current epidemic in John China, which is not far from

01:18:35.160 Beijing. Don't allow our athletes to go to the Olympics and stop all flights from China.

01:18:40.200 Oh boy. Um, we've got, um, access to information documents. I just actually filmed the story yesterday.

01:18:46.200 It won't be up for a couple of days about, uh, the military world games, which they think is

01:18:51.160 actually the very first super spreader event. And it was in October. So before the January,

01:18:56.540 when things sort of came on the radar and before March, when the global pandemic was called and

01:19:02.360 Kian Bexty, my former colleague, he sort of broke the story that, um, the Canadian government

01:19:09.620 would not, after the fact, allow the military athletes to be tested for COVID antibodies,

01:19:15.000 even though the rest of the world said, well, we better find out when these guys actually got

01:19:20.620 COVID because we need to adjust our numbers about when, and our timelines about when this

01:19:24.540 came into our country. The Canadian government didn't do that because they were sort of trying

01:19:28.220 to protect the Chinese narrative about when the pandemic actually started.

01:19:34.080 Sheila, that's clearly conspiratorial because the UN said there was no person-to-person

01:19:38.440 transmission in China. So clearly that's not true, right?

01:19:43.560 Completely. Even though it ended up in a house, um, foreign affairs committee, uh, report on the

01:19:49.940 issue and, and four other countries tested their athletes that came home and they had antibodies.

01:19:55.820 So they know it started much sooner. Uh, Georgie Georgie gives us a buck quick question for you, 0.80

01:20:01.740 Albertans. Do you guys really think Alberta will separate in our lifetime? Don't threaten me with a

01:20:05.540 good time. Georgie Georgie. Uh, do you think people have had it with Kenny? I will. I follow

01:20:10.280 wild rose on Twitter and I feel like they can win. Um, I'm not sure if, um, I know I'm a reluctant

01:20:18.400 separatist. I've tried to make the relationship work. I just don't see the, how it could possibly be.

01:20:23.320 Am I optimistic that we could ever leave? I'm not sure. Um, do we have a charismatic leader that

01:20:30.020 would, um, motivate people and sell those ideas? Uh, not quite yet. So I don't know, but people have

01:20:37.220 definitely had it with Kenny. I'm worried that the UCP is going to lose the next election with him

01:20:42.540 as the leader. If there is not a prompt leadership review, Adam, what do you think?

01:20:47.400 Yeah. Yeah. You know, I think that 100% there's a lack of confident leadership, even when we're

01:20:55.160 talking about the leadership of the UCP, the names that come up are basically failed candidates from

01:21:01.260 the past as the new future leader. Um, what Alberta very much needs is a leader that stares down Justin

01:21:08.420 Trudeau and does not back down and says, this is what's good for Alberta, take it or leave it.

01:21:13.280 Um, there's very much the similar spirit between Quebec Quebecers and Albertans, maybe not the

01:21:18.540 politicians and the people, but the, the, the spirit for freedom, the speed and spirit for

01:21:23.200 independence. And when they had strong leadership that basically said, give us what we want or shove

01:21:28.080 off, they got a ton of special treatment. Um, so I don't think Alberta wants special treatment, 1.00

01:21:32.860 but we would love some fair treatment. So if we had a politician who actually stood up for Albertans

01:21:37.940 and was like, listen, we don't need them. We're not dependent on the federal government. We have all

01:21:42.020 these resources. We can become a world superpower. And if Canada is going to treat us like crap,

01:21:46.480 we're out of here. If we had a strong leader who is in that sort of position, people would be 0.98

01:21:52.220 motivated, but as it stands, uh, we don't have strong leadership. We don't have people willing

01:21:57.500 to speak to the difficult issues. Jason Kenny time and time again, talks about these minor little

01:22:02.000 victories, but Alberta is very much in a state of identity crisis. We're seeing the separatist, uh,

01:22:08.100 sentiment increase in the province, uh, but there's no real leadership to fall. It seems

01:22:12.940 to fall. There's dozens of small splintered parties, and there's not really anyone who's

01:22:17.240 a full-time charismatic leader for the movement. So it splinters, but I think that with sufficient

01:22:22.780 leadership, perhaps we wouldn't separate, but certainly Alberta could get a seat at the big 0.99

01:22:27.080 kids table and start demanding what we deserve. Yeah. To pull a bit of a Quebec to say, you know

01:22:33.720 what? We will leave. We will leave, but while we're here, we're going to flex our muscles and

01:22:38.540 you're not going to like it. And we don't care. Um, last, um, super chat from Alberta. Dawn gives

01:22:47.300 us two bucks regarding the justice minister that received the distracting driving ticket. Yeah.

01:22:51.360 This is a really good point you're making here. Is there not a new law in Alberta that says you

01:22:55.200 can't fight a traffic ticket unless you pay 150 bucks in court costs? Yes. Which is probably

01:23:00.340 that now this law just came into being, so this probably didn't influence what, uh, the justice

01:23:06.840 minister was doing beforehand, but this definitely affects the little guy. And actually it means that

01:23:12.700 the poor don't really have the opportunity to fight their tickets because what happens is, um,

01:23:20.120 you have, once you get a ticket, here's what, what they're trying to do is divert, uh, tickets away

01:23:28.300 from the court system because, um, our court systems are overwhelmed and we can't manage to

01:23:34.360 hire prosecutors. Um, but we can, you know, prosecute all these people with public gathering

01:23:40.340 tickets and people who went to church. We've got all kinds of time in the world for that,

01:23:44.060 but we can't hire prosecutors. And, and I wonder why, because prosecutors probably want to fight real

01:23:49.380 crimes and not, um, you know, casters. Anyways, um, I just brought up the CTV Calgary article on this

01:23:58.240 about 2 million traffic tickets will be diverted away from court and it will free up at least 10

01:24:03.020 prosecutors who will be able to handle criminal matters instead. Instead of getting a speeding or

01:24:09.260 distracted driving ticket with a court date on it, it'll all be handled digitally through an online

01:24:14.640 portal. People will instead have just a week to review a ticket with an adjudicator rather than a

01:24:21.180 judge. The cost to review is a non-refundable fee of 150 bucks, depending on the amount of the fine.

01:24:32.580 So, um, what you get is instead of giving you the right to a trial, you don't get to go to trial.

01:24:38.520 You're, um, not really presumed innocent until proven guilty. You're proven guilty until proven

01:24:44.800 innocent. Um, and it's sort of backwards. So you have to, if you want to fight the ticket,

01:24:50.160 you have to cough up 150 bucks. Um, and then you still might not win your court case. Yeah. So

01:24:58.980 this denies, this is not access to justice at all. Yeah, no, no. Yeah. This is like, well,

01:25:05.320 you see what we can do is if we simply, uh, circumvent the legal process, we can free up

01:25:10.540 some judges. Well, well, yeah, that that's self-evident, but I mean, that is a violation

01:25:16.560 of that's, that's the entire point. It's like, if we just let the gas, the oil flow over land,

01:25:21.300 we don't have to build pipelines. The lack of thought on this is vexing. I know Sarah Miller has 0.98

01:25:28.000 talked to quite a few people on this. Um, I will be doing an interview with her when she's back in town

01:25:33.020 here about this, but very much, this is circumvention of justice. It'd be a different

01:25:38.040 story if there was no cost and they have specialized educators instead of judges. So judges can focus

01:25:44.580 on criminal matters. There are certain minor processes. You don't need technically a lawyer

01:25:50.280 or a judge. So if there was a sufficient and adequate alternative adjudication process that

01:25:55.520 saved us money. So you're not paying hundreds of dollars an hour for a judge to be talking about

01:25:59.520 petty little tickets. That might be, that might be logical. That might be a move. I see what they

01:26:04.080 were trying to do with this, but ultimately the way the policy has been shaped, it makes no sense.

01:26:09.180 And it circumvents law. You shouldn't have to pay $150 to review a ticket or at the very least,

01:26:14.980 there should be a opportunity where if you're then proven right, or if you're proven wrong,

01:26:20.760 whatever it may be, uh, those funds go to the ticket or they're refunded, but just to have to pay

01:26:25.720 $150. Even if you're like, you have no proof. I committed this crime. I have proof that I

01:26:30.320 didn't. They're like, okay, you're off for the ticket. Here's a hundred, you owe us $150.

01:26:35.780 Yeah. That doesn't, that doesn't make any sense.

01:26:39.240 Sarah Miller one time described fight the fines and the democracy fund as Canada's largest access

01:26:45.420 to justice initiative. And she's not wrong. So she's, she's got strong opinions on this kind

01:26:50.940 of stuff and making sure that, uh, the less fortunate have access to a fair and equitable

01:26:58.620 legal system. And this ain't it. This ain't it. Um, now we should wrap up the show because we are 26

01:27:06.220 minutes past the hour. So you're getting like a show and a half today, people. So, um, so I think

01:27:14.300 we should thank everybody in the office for braving what apparently are still treacherous roads to put

01:27:19.440 the show together. Thank you everybody at home who tuned in Adam. Thank you so much for being my

01:27:25.120 cohost today. Thank you to everybody. Thank you. Thank you to everybody who pitched in a few bucks

01:27:31.660 to keep the lights on. Um, I'm not quite sure who's hosting the show tomorrow, but I do know indeed

01:27:37.420 there is a show tomorrow. So, um, you can catch that here at the same. Sorry. Perfect. Mr. Producer

01:27:46.440 tells me it's a Matt and Andrew. So if those guys are your favorite tune in, um, and again,

01:27:51.400 remember, as Adam pointed out off the top of the show shows available as a podcast too. So,

01:27:55.660 I mean, the visual elements to watch are kind of fun, but I think you can get the gist of everything

01:27:59.580 that we're talking about through the audio. So that's everything. Um, I'll see you back here.

01:28:04.860 I guess I'm back in the driver's seat on Thursday. And as David Menzies, my beloved David Menzies

01:28:11.160 says, stay sane. Happy new year. My name is Abe Layden, chairman of the board of county commissioners

01:28:19.780 in Douglas County. And I'm honored to be joined by the president of the Douglas County school board,

01:28:24.480 Mike Peterson, and the president of the Douglas County board of health, Doug Benevento.

01:28:29.180 As a Douglas County citizen, you likely have questions about Omicron as we begin 2022

01:28:33.820 and how Douglas County will be addressing it. As we have for 21 months, we continue to receive

01:28:39.660 and monitor new COVID-19 data daily while working closely with local state and regional public

01:28:45.300 health emergency management and hospital officials. And in doing so, we remain nimble

01:28:50.460 and prepared to adjust our policies accordingly. As your county school board and board of health

01:28:56.040 leadership, we would like to provide you with an update on our perspective and address questions

01:29:01.340 that you may have about what is next. So let's begin with the facts. Omicron is contagious and many

01:29:07.420 will get it, including even those that are vaccinated and boosted. Reports are that for

01:29:12.480 most, the symptoms are mild and less severe than Delta. In order to care for hospitals and frontline

01:29:17.980 healthcare workers, we encourage you to talk with your provider about the COVID vaccine.

01:29:23.780 We will never mandate that. Vaccination is your choice, not ours. Also, if you have a medical background

01:29:29.900 and left work due to fatigue, lack of childcare when schools were shut down, retirement, or other

01:29:35.060 reasons, we encourage you to consider coming back to work to help your colleagues in healthcare.

01:29:40.120 Our perspective in Douglas County for 21 months has been not to react to case numbers, but to severity.

01:29:46.980 That is, how bad are the symptoms? What are the trends in hospitalizations and deaths?

01:29:51.760 While there are intermittent spikes in these metrics, we are not seeing sustained marginal increase

01:29:56.780 in the rate of hospitalization. That said, we are aware that many more people are testing due to

01:30:02.080 mandates that may come from all sectors of employment. And so, it is not surprising to see

01:30:06.940 an increase in reported cases as a result. Unfortunately, like you, for two years, we have

01:30:12.800 witnessed policymakers react emotionally to case counts with fear. An institute one-size-fits-all

01:30:18.620 mandates and restrictions, such as universal masking, vaccine passports, and closing schools and businesses.

01:30:24.640 Let's be clear. Until we see significant severity metrics, such restrictions will not happen

01:30:30.840 in Douglas County. Again, instead of reacting to case counts, we will respond to severity. Instead

01:30:37.560 of responding with fear-driven mandates and restrictions, we will respond with courage and

01:30:42.680 freedom of healthcare choice. We will continue to monitor the data daily, and if things become

01:30:47.960 more severe, we will make adjustments. However, the reality is that COVID is a coronavirus like

01:30:54.440 thousands of other coronaviruses, which change and mutate as viruses do.

01:30:58.700 As you are now beginning to hear from both sides of the political spectrum, this is not a pandemic.

01:31:04.300 It is endemic, and we are simply going to have to live with COVID. You've heard it from us for 21 months,

01:31:11.220 but the President of the United States and our Colorado Governor are also now speaking to that

01:31:15.960 reality with this common-sense approach that you have probably already adopted for some time now.

01:31:21.840 Bottom line, under the data we are seeing right now, we will not be forcing you into masks or shutting

01:31:27.660 down your businesses. And we are committed to in-person learning in our schools.

01:31:31.900 In Douglas County, the sky's not falling. The sky's the limit. Thank you, and have a blessed 2022.

Rebel News Podcast - January 18, 2022

DAILY ｜ Liberal apologizes to Rebel, Kenney says vax is a choice, Xi opens Davos Agenda 2022

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