Rebel News Podcast - DAILY ｜ NDP agree to prop up Trudeau's government until 2025

00:00:00.000 good afternoon ladies and gentlemen and welcome to the rebel news live stream on this

00:00:20.380 a tuesday march 22 2022 that's a lot of twos i'm david menzies and my co-host let me tell you about

00:00:30.480 my co-host folks you know when it comes to that kamala harris passage of time stuff i can think 0.64

00:00:36.340 of no other i'd like to pass time with she is the she devil with a sword she is the khalisi 1.00

00:00:43.060 of northern alberta she is sheila gun reed how you doing there sheila david i'm much better now

00:00:51.580 that you gave me that kind introduction but i'm also much better because i thought that i might

00:00:55.640 have to miss the live stream with you today that's right i look very much forward to my couple hours

00:01:01.520 a week where you and i get to chat on air i was filming the gun show and then i thought i had a

00:01:05.780 conflict with um some pastor ardor poloski court case stuff that's coming up that's coming up later

00:01:11.460 on in the afternoon so i had a sub but i i kicked her out so i could jump back on the call with you 1.00

00:01:18.680 and i'm so very glad that i did david how are you though how are you doing oh i'm doing delightful

00:01:23.680 and i'll tell you sheila i was very worried that you were embracing one of the national days today by

00:01:30.440 in the morning meeting saying you might not be here do you know it's national goof off day uh today

00:01:36.940 or as president biden likes to say another day at the office and um in addition sheila talk about

00:01:44.240 a dichotomy you know i don't know who comes up with these national days but but i'm not making this

00:01:49.920 up folks the hallmark come all it's also national bavarian craps day and this is that's kind of like

00:02:00.680 the angelic part of thing or maybe it's a devilish temptation part of the day you know having you

00:02:06.600 eat those uh sugary bavarian craps because on the other side of the coin it is also national american

00:02:15.600 diabetes association alert day so you can go the craps route and get sick or you can abide by the

00:02:26.280 diabetes alert day and stay away from that hot sugary stuff can't make this up there you go oh my

00:02:33.960 goodness gracious

00:02:35.580 so but i gotta tell you by the way okay so it's lent so i'm fasting so there's no like fun coming

00:02:43.720 my way except for sundays where i get up early so that i can eat so much red meat to get me through

00:02:48.520 the week but um one of my favorite things and i discovered it during lent which makes lent a little

00:02:55.160 bit harder for me because i've given up meat during the week but i'm eating a lot of eggs and a lot of

00:03:00.380 cheese and a lot of fish and i'm getting very sick of it because i'm a carnivore by and large

00:03:04.140 um but one of my favorite things on the internet is watching this carnivore weightlifting doctor who's

00:03:11.040 in his 50s who looks deadly sean baker all he does is go and watch vegan tiktok and he eats a big steak

00:03:19.960 with a butcher knife while they talk about how healthy they are and just like sean baker the

00:03:26.440 weightlifting carnivore big like and he looks great for his 50s verse yeah that's my kind of line oh my

00:03:36.520 god and then he watches like popular vegan tiktok where they're just like they can they look so frail

00:03:45.240 and sickly talk about their health um it's my favorite thing on the internet it helps me

00:03:51.060 remember like yeah look at this where he's like i can just feel the power

00:03:55.540 you know i love them i love them sean if you're watching you're my favorite you're getting me

00:04:03.120 through lent i'll i'll tell you show me a super bowl team on a vegan diet uh that wins the super

00:04:09.840 and there was something very close to that in the buffalo bills four-year disastrous run of trying

00:04:16.640 to win a super bowl one of the years i think it was 92 it was against the washington redskins

00:04:22.400 and the coach had them on some kind of not a vegan diet but a vegetarian diet can you imagine these big

00:04:29.320 linemen and of course the redskins were just eating meat galore well it was another blowout 1.00

00:04:34.440 for the nfc so there you go so when you can show me that then maybe i'll uh you know i'll dovetail

00:04:42.380 over to you because i isn't it true sheila i mean i'm not 100 sure but uh vegan is more extreme than

00:04:50.320 vegetarian yes and you by going vegan as a omnivore which is what homo sapiens is um you are missing out

00:05:00.840 some important nutrients aren't you oh all of them amino acids collagen biotin all the stuff that

00:05:09.640 holds your body together connective tissue building blocks yeah it's not good so when you look at it

00:05:15.920 and anyways vegans don't write me letters i'm just saying embrace connective tissue it's good um

00:05:23.520 you know like i'm struggling to supplement enough like biotin collagen i'm taking an iron

00:05:30.120 supplement just to get through lent because lent is it's supposed to be a time of suffering and it is

00:05:35.760 trust me it's hard but yeah um don't write me letters vegans i'm not uh a nutrition expert but i do

00:05:43.320 know that you cannot get those building blocks of protein that omnivores need from a strictly

00:05:49.120 plant-based diet and i just want you to be healthy please just be healthy you know and if there are

00:05:56.120 any vegans watching i want to know what the motivation is um sheila is it a dietary directive

00:06:03.780 you're going by and thereby as you just explained you're missing out on important building blocks by

00:06:11.180 excluding that from your diet or is it some kind of ethical thing you're against the slaughter of

00:06:16.160 animals for consumption you know i can i i can i can see that if people say that's why i'm doing it i

00:06:22.040 can see that great you know what great stick by your ethics that's great if you're doing it for climate

00:06:27.920 change um i'm not sure that cutting down entire swaths of forest so that you can plant kale i'm not

00:06:35.640 sure if that's the best thing for the planet no and and you know it when it comes to ethics they're

00:06:43.460 very selective about life forms they'll preserve i think it was way back in 2018 uh super producer

00:06:49.780 efren and i went out to that um restaurant in west end uh toronto that was being picketed uh by the

00:06:57.720 vegan crew do you remember that because he he did some uh it was one of my favorite videos ever by the

00:07:03.120 way it had a very sean baker vibe to it that guy it was wild and you know they were they were all posing

00:07:10.800 with um signs that you know a life is a life and every life is precious and i went up to them uh

00:07:18.720 these hardcore vegans and i said to them she'll i i remember that you know many of the signs i'm seeing

00:07:24.640 here is very reminiscent of the signage i see at pro-life demonstrations you know life is sacred

00:07:31.660 what's your uh you know uh position on abortion oh we don't want to get into that right now

00:07:38.800 there's a youtube yeah this video is one of my favorites um there's a youtube vegan girl out

00:07:51.740 there i don't know sometimes i watch i was uh if you want to know what i'm doing in the evenings

00:07:57.200 um after i get off the treadmill i am watching carnivores react to vegan youtube and vegan tiktoks that's

00:08:03.380 just what i do it's how i unwind but there's a girl out there who you know she eats mostly bananas 0.99

00:08:10.560 and if you're someone who ends up on that side of the internet same as me you know exactly who i'm 0.63

00:08:14.760 talking about and she's you know all like you don't want to put that garbage in your body and 1.00

00:08:19.400 i'm looking at her i'm like you have breast implants like what you know what i mean like you're worried 0.94

00:08:24.940 about putting these dangerous foreign substances animal products i guess in your body and i'm like

00:08:30.600 do you have breast implants i think you have breast implants so how do you know i don't know 0.95

00:08:35.480 you know well she looks like a skeleton wearing a skin shirt with big boobs yeah of course you have 1.00

00:08:40.820 breast implants it reminds me of the seinfeld episode they're they're spectacular but are they 0.65

00:08:45.820 real but anyways we are nine minutes into the show i know everybody what i do to unwind we've talked

00:08:52.800 about absolutely nothing uh producer olivia you're pretty quick on the draw with sean baker there

00:08:56.840 thank you very much um we shall everybody what we're doing yes um oh the vegans are gonna be so

00:09:01.500 mad um anyways um let's tell everybody what we're doing and then we'll get to the news of the day

00:09:08.880 because um something amazing happened last night i ran around the house screaming for two days um every

00:09:14.160 time i thought about it kid rock was on tucker carlson saw that ever it was the best thing ever i love

00:09:23.060 kid rock i'm very i've sort of checked out of pop culture i exist uh as i say in my interview with

00:09:29.100 brad uh skittismus from five times august on the gun show this week sorry i'm fiddling with my earpiece

00:09:35.240 um i've checked out of popular culture i exist in 70s and 80s um country music because loretta

00:09:42.980 barbara mandrell dolly they would never do the whole cardi b wap thing they're just you know what i mean

00:09:49.580 like i just don't want to be exposed to that um and uh you know like waylon willie uh george jones

00:09:56.820 they would not be uh grinding with the devil like that little rapper guy was in that one video that

00:10:03.220 drew so much outrage anyways so i've sort of checked out of the culture but i still like kid rock i love 0.93

00:10:10.220 kid rock because he made being white trash cool and as white trash i was like finally finally someone 0.92

00:10:17.340 embracing my lifestyle so um anyways he was on tucker which was just a little bit much for me 0.94

00:10:22.620 um so we'll get to that um but i'll tell everybody what we're doing so this is the rebel news daily

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00:12:39.920 and i think that's all all the um nuts and bolts i've checked all the boxes there let's get into the

00:12:45.140 news of the day shall we david yes well we woke up this morning didn't we sheila to find out we have

00:12:49.800 a new coalition government of sorts even though the ndp uh has no cabinet positions you know chug me saying

00:12:58.300 must be the world's worst negotiator i'd hate to go to a car lot and uh buy one of his um what he's

00:13:04.440 partial to again sheila bmw i believe uh right way to go comrade yeah and we're talking like the m3

00:13:11.540 edition the car of the proletariat yeah so i would be driving a ladder but no bmw not even a single

00:13:20.100 cabinet position but in many respects sheila you know it really is just more of the same i mean

00:13:28.040 what is different than the last few years in which yeah yeah jug meat's been propping up uh prime

00:13:36.680 minister trudeau and it seems to be the quid pro quo here is um the a promise and boy this is going to

00:13:46.140 be broken in the first year of this coalition of a pharma care and a dental care uh program in canada

00:13:56.100 which is going to be enormously difficult sheila of course because these are provincial mandates and

00:14:00.880 just look at how um daycare in ontario is is going right now but what this says to me from

00:14:09.920 you know jug meat officially is we have absolutely no ability and no desire to be the government we have

00:14:20.660 absolutely no desire and no ability to be the official opposition we are just going to be 0.94

00:14:27.260 basically justin trudeau's bitch we are going to abide by whatever he says uh so and i think the real 0.99

00:14:36.200 unspoken strategy sheila is to make sure uh jug meat and some of his cronies in that party make it to 1.00

00:14:43.060 the six year mark so their full pension kicks in so let's not rock the boat let's not you know uh do

00:14:52.220 anything uh you know i'm searching for the right words see what that's what jug head's done to me i 0.97

00:15:00.720 can't even come up with the right words to say it's so frustrating he is a weakling he is a phony he is a 0.98

00:15:08.920 fake and i have more contempt for him than i do for justin trudeau and that's one hell of a high 0.98

00:15:16.140 benchmark sheila yeah i'm pretty contemptuous too um i feel as though that he's blackmailing the

00:15:22.900 taxpayer so that he and his friends get their pension but i don't see him as weak um i see him

00:15:31.200 as probably the most powerful person in the canadian government right now um because justin trudeau

00:15:37.060 and i don't think he's uh justin trudeau's whipping boy i think justin trudeau is his whipping boy

00:15:43.160 justin trudeau at this point needs to do everything the ndp asked him to do to hang on to power and he's

00:15:50.360 willing to it sounds like spare no cost i mean look at the dental um plan here um how are you going to

00:15:59.060 nationalize all the dentists who have existed as private corporations for years and years and years

00:16:06.660 you're just going to steal their practices from them is that what you're going to do has anybody

00:16:10.480 even thought about this what this means but at the end of the day how is this any different than what

00:16:17.760 we've been living through for the past you know since the last election prior to that the ndp holds the

00:16:23.380 balance of power um the liberals work in basically a loose coalition with them to hang on to power

00:16:28.580 i guess um they just said the quiet part out loud but really functionally how is today any different

00:16:36.380 than yesterday what is different in the political landscape today than was yesterday absolutely

00:16:41.600 nothing a hundred percent and i think part of the problem for seeing in the ndp sheila is that

00:16:48.380 this liberal party of canada these aren't the paul martin liberals of 20 odd years ago or even the

00:16:55.960 john cretchen liberals i mean every major policy is crooked equally as crooked well yeah like a

00:17:03.240 more keen eyes business yeah when it comes to ideology though sheila that's what i'm talking about

00:17:08.480 whether it's these guys are ndpers exactly on some issues i mean if i'm an nd peer these days

00:17:14.860 you know i'm pissed that the liberals are eating my lunch everything from uh carbon policies to oil sands

00:17:23.360 development i mean name me one major file that these two parties are 180 degrees on there isn't one

00:17:32.460 not one that i can think of sheila it might be how the liberals speak publicly about israel

00:17:40.020 but not how the liberals direct policy about israel for example when there are contentious

00:17:46.000 issues at the u.n the the federal government now abstains when it comes to a vote on uh israel they'll

00:17:53.880 just abstain which is as good as saying yeah i'm gonna vote alongside hamas or whatever um but uh

00:18:01.680 i think that's it i think that's pretty well it because it's all the same uh social justice jargon

00:18:08.420 coming out of both parties um they're equally as great and that's another reason why the green

00:18:12.740 party does so poorly is um why do they exist at this point a hundred percent sheila and and by the

00:18:19.520 way when it comes to speaking publicly about israel wasn't it a certain prime minister who twice when

00:18:25.680 commemorating the holocaust forgot to mention oh that little teeny tiny detail the primary group

00:18:32.660 and the j word right so i don't think the liberals are really about hiding that uh very much either

00:18:41.800 you know um and remember that one liberal member of parliament that i um uh there was some uh day with

00:18:49.780 israel the walk the walk for israel and i just asked him what about moving the embassy to uh jerusalem

00:18:59.300 and um the guy ended up with a severe case of laryngitis for the first time it was worse he couldn't

00:19:07.320 even look at you but you're standing like this with your microphone in his face and he's like this

00:19:12.240 just scared he didn't know what to say or what to do it was very weird i know it's like it's like when

00:19:21.400 you see those three stooges episodes sheila and curly's trying to think and he's punching himself

00:19:26.520 on the back of the head think think think so i'm just trying to walk for israel guy i can't remember

00:19:33.480 his name but i oh it was what's his name michael levitt that's it who has since gone on to head up

00:19:43.280 the uh simon weisenhall uh center in canada right um it's amazing you can speak up for israel before

00:19:51.680 that's odd isn't it amazing you know now that it's a a different branding uh yeah he's all about

00:19:58.540 standing up for his job i wonder if we were to reach out to him what his answer would be on the on

00:20:03.040 an embassy move but um so uh here's the question though uh as far as i understand this is essentially

00:20:10.220 a gentleman's agreement if we can call mr mr trudeau gentleman that is so i'm wondering you know

00:20:18.160 the best before date on this is 2025 which feels like an eternity away and in politics that is in

00:20:25.880 several eternities uh sheila three years away do you see it lasting that long uh justin trudeau does

00:20:34.640 uh he says that he is going to run for election after 2025 so after the ndp props him up um for

00:20:43.580 potentially the next three years he's not going to resign and like maybe give jagmeet his his time

00:20:51.260 to shine he's already had 10 years in power and he's not going to be like okay well thank you very

00:20:55.800 much it's going to be the ndp's turn he's like no i'm going to smash you guys like bugs um in 2025

00:21:03.680 we actually have a clip from efron um our head of video he clipped it and put it on his twitter account

00:21:09.960 if we can find that and bring it up where justin trudeau announces the deal with the ndp to support

00:21:13.820 confidence votes until 2025 so enjoy this next civics lesson with sheila um i see a lot of

00:21:23.020 disinformation misinformation misunderstandings about what a confident a confidence vote is okay um we'll

00:21:31.320 just maybe we'll roll that clip and then i'll i'll explain what a confidence vote is because there's

00:21:36.060 some misunderstanding about what that is so anyways go ahead today i'm announcing that the liberal party

00:21:44.840 has reached an agreement with the new democratic party to deliver results for canadians now this

00:21:52.980 supply and confidence agreement starts today and will be in place until the end of this parliament

00:21:59.120 in 2025 what this means is that during this uncertain time the government can function with

00:22:07.500 predictability and stability present and implement budgets and get things done for canadians

00:22:15.620 i've thought long and hard about this well i'm sure you did easy decision with so much

00:22:23.320 instability around us canadians need stability we're different political parties we stand for

00:22:32.960 different things but where we have common goals we cannot let our differences stand in the way of

00:22:40.340 delivering what canadians deserve that's why we're taking this step we both you know sheila here's

00:22:49.060 the thing though um i can't even imagine what the world's going to look like in 2025 but i've got

00:22:55.860 a vibe and i'll preface what i'm about to say with this justin trudeau is prime minister or at least the

00:23:03.740 leader of the liberal party for as long as he wants to be i don't see any kind of palace revolt we've talked

00:23:08.740 about this in the past he took a third place party to a majority government in 2015 that's a herculean task

00:23:14.960 there are so many liberal mps that owe their jobs and their pensions to him they're they're not going

00:23:22.280 to uh want to rush him out but here's my prediction i think depending on how the polls are when we get

00:23:29.740 into 2024 2025 if it looks like a defeat for justin trudeau i think he will step down he will do a

00:23:38.600 dalton mcginty just what dalton mcginty did in ontario when he was premier he stepped down while still

00:23:44.560 premier put in kathleen wynne uh presented this as hey look it's a brand new whiz bang party and

00:23:51.780 enough dummies fell for it but then again you had tim hudak running the progressive conservative

00:23:57.620 party at the time promising to uh fire 100 000 uh bureaucrats which is probably a good policy but

00:24:05.580 you just don't say it ahead of the election and um maybe that's where you introduce christia

00:24:12.360 freeland uh she gets name recognition and um he has that long walk in the snow that he never returns

00:24:21.780 back from uh unlike his uh father pierre how do you see things playing out uh sheila i think that uh

00:24:31.440 he's going to be prime minister for 10 good years maybe after i i really do i don't i don't see him

00:24:39.560 resigning look at all the things that he's survived oh yeah he survived thrice blackface several um 0.99

00:24:47.220 ethics investigations groping um snc lavalon i mean he has the unquestionable loyalty of the liberal borg

00:25:00.580 and they just don't care they don't even care that this deal with the ndp

00:25:07.760 means that the ndp will get everything they want in the coming budgets and in the coming throne

00:25:15.280 speeches i wouldn't be so sure of that though i i think you know shaking hands with trudeau is like

00:25:21.180 making a deal with the devil and here's the thing sheila um yeah but sorry david i don't want to argue

00:25:26.420 with you but this is low liability stuff justin trudeau is happy to make it rain taxpayer dollars

00:25:31.920 all over the ndp's bad ideas it doesn't cost him anything it costs you and me everything and so what

00:25:38.660 the cost of hanging on to power for justin trudeau if it's other people's money then who cares

00:25:42.800 and the scariest most overlooked underreported story is how fiscal responsibility is right out the

00:25:51.920 window sheila even conservative governments are not even caring about it it's just print money print

00:25:58.260 money and there will be a day of reckoning uh when we have to pay the piper for this and that's not

00:26:03.440 going to be pretty no that's for sure now i wanted to tell everybody what a confidence motion is because

00:26:10.080 there is some confusion out there um it's not just something that you can say like ask your mps to vote

00:26:17.340 non-confidence usually a confidence motion happens after the house votes down something that the

00:26:24.320 government has proposed and usually those things are plans for the coming generally fiscal year or

00:26:31.200 government plans for the coming year so it's usually the budget and usually the throne speech and so in a

00:26:38.500 minority government if the house doesn't support the budget then it they can hold a confidence motion

00:26:48.480 because the idea is that the house has lost confidence in the government to govern they've lost confidence

00:26:56.580 in the government's plan going forward so what this deal means with the ndp is on every budget on

00:27:03.500 every throne speech coming up the ndp are going to going to throw their full support behind the

00:27:11.520 liberals so that those two things that are normally matters of confidence that they pass with ease but

00:27:18.100 what that means for you as a taxpayer is in every single budget the ndp are going to get exactly what

00:27:23.000 they want in every single throne speech the ndp are going to get exactly what they want that's what

00:27:28.280 that means so hold on to your wallets people but can we they reach into our pocket and take the

00:27:34.860 wallet out put it upside down grab you by the leg and just shake you around like an ogre and and and

00:27:42.600 god forbid you make a donation online to a certain kind of freedom convoy uh suddenly not only is your

00:27:50.080 wallet uh purloined but you can't even access your bank account in some cases so this is the kind of

00:27:56.680 government we have i don't know um i you know i think it remains to be seen um how nice this honeymoon

00:28:04.820 goes uh sheila with these uh two leaders but again like i said at the beginning this is jagmeet singh

00:28:13.340 bending the knee saying we're not going to be the opposition we're not going to be the government we

00:28:17.420 can't do it we won't do it we're we're free to be it's kind of like you know when you see um

00:28:23.360 a soccer mom driving around in her car and she's got the child in the back seat and part of the um

00:28:31.700 you know child seat has a plastic steering wheel right and the kid thinks he's driving and steering

00:28:39.520 the suburban but he might think that but yeah he's not yeah yeah um moving on to other uh yes

00:28:49.460 canadian news and then we'll get to uh my beloved kid rock on my beloved tucker carlson show was just

00:28:57.140 a lot for me last night anyways um we'll uh we should talk about how the liberal government plans

00:29:04.160 to maintain its stranglehold on your life through covid regulations even though restrictions are falling

00:29:10.260 all across the country in provincial jurisdictions the liberals because now they have no consequences

00:29:18.640 to any of these bad ideas because the ndp have agreed to prop them up the health minister

00:29:24.480 says there's no timeline to end covid 19 mandates it's complicated he says is it is it really

00:29:34.560 um but this it sort of is the opposite of what theresa tam said not yesterday but friday

00:29:45.460 she said that the federal government was reviewing all restrictions and mandates and we're considering

00:29:52.300 moving to a recommendation not requirement focus on vaccination and mandates um but the federal

00:30:02.580 government now uh it's tuesday no they yesterday so they thought about it over the weekend struck a deal

00:30:09.080 with the ndp which will prevent them from facing any consequences for maintaining the stranglehold on our lives 0.55

00:30:15.020 and so now they've decided you know what nope we're just going to do whatever the heck we feel like

00:30:20.360 and sounds like we're never ever going to be able to fly or visit our families inside of the world's

00:30:26.580 second largest country just think about that the federal government is preventing canadians

00:30:31.520 from traveling around on a train or on a plane inside the world's second largest country think about

00:30:41.820 how punitive and authoritarian that is great point sheila no it is and um you know i never even

00:30:49.640 you know squared that circle sheila but you're absolutely right given the sheer land mass of this

00:30:55.540 country it's not like if you live in the greater toronto area and you have a relative in vancouver

00:31:03.440 calgary yeah it's not like we live in monaco you know what i mean 100 hours from calgary okay yeah

00:31:12.660 you know i i mean i once was told that it is a longer flight to get from toronto to the top of

00:31:21.700 northern ontario than it is to fly to florida if someone can fact check that for me um please do so

00:31:29.480 closer to las vegas than toronto oh you know it it's it's it's appalling and um but meanwhile

00:31:36.660 look who's making these decisions the people flying around in private jets and you've done some

00:31:44.580 incredible work on there sheila private jets that are always so well stocked with liquor right yeah 1.00

00:31:52.520 i mean it's a real booze cruise up there it's the booze cruise yeah so it again it doesn't affect

00:32:00.120 them it doesn't hurt them but the average canadian and yeah i mean like um you know once upon a time

00:32:08.420 the only way i got to see nhl hockey because the leafs sell out all the time and the tickets are

00:32:13.860 and they suck yeah well yeah they do and they're out in the first round again this year 0.80

00:32:19.740 mark my words i said it here and now but i used to it was a fun outing you would go 0.98

00:32:26.480 to um you know less than two hours away cross over the bridge to buffalo see the leafs and sabres play

00:32:33.300 the leafs almost always lost and lost badly but uh it was a great dynamic sheila because these were

00:32:40.240 the true fans the lunch bucket brigade not the armani suit wearing shrimp eating uh season ticket holders

00:32:47.940 at that crypt called scotia bank and even though the league's lost it was like a playoff atmosphere

00:32:53.660 game it was one of the little joys in life take the kids to buffalo see an nhl game uh at a cheaper

00:33:00.680 price i might add you know even with the gas the food everything else than buying two lousy tickets

00:33:06.600 at scotia bank and even that little you know bobble has been taken away we we can't get over that bridge

00:33:14.040 until they you know change these rules i mean it i think that's a level of cruelty really sheila

00:33:20.680 sure it is it's vindictive it's cruel it's spiteful and the only reason they're doing it at this point

00:33:28.080 is because these are people they can't control and so they must be punished these are people who you

00:33:33.820 couldn't control for two years you're not going to control them going forward they've made a moral

00:33:38.740 and ethical stance that they will not bend the knee to the government and so they must be smashed

00:33:45.020 um they know that they are probably never going to bring these people in

00:33:48.920 violence um and so they are just going to hammer them with any punitive measure that they can going

00:33:56.740 forward that's all it is um speaking of torture

00:34:01.760 how about uh kamala harris the vice president of the united states of america

00:34:08.300 uh yes how is she worse than joe biden how is that possible

00:34:12.680 i think shakespeare's rolling in his grave still right does she have a speechwriter 1.00

00:34:19.240 but does she have one do you know you know i think she doesn't she must

00:34:23.720 olivia do we have that queued up okay then just watch the pithy pros of the vice president folks 1.00

00:34:31.740 talking about the significance of the passage of time right the significance of the passage of time

00:34:39.620 so when you think about it there is great significance to the passage of time in terms

00:34:44.840 of what we need to do to lay these wires what we need to do to create these jobs and there is such

00:34:51.540 great significance to the passage of time when we think about a day in the life of our children

00:34:58.180 talking about the significance of the oh how profound what was up next

00:35:04.000 well what followed that sheila hickory dickory dock oh you know i mean it almost sounded like

00:35:12.860 what's that soap opera um like sand through a looking glass days of our lives 0.98

00:35:17.860 but it reminds me of i once worked for well i'm gonna say it folks he was a moron i'm not gonna name 0.98

00:35:28.720 name the name but uh one of the worst bosses i ever had and he would hear a phrase and he would cling 0.90

00:35:36.220 on to that phrase thinking he was always so profound and one of those phrases was ah but this too is the

00:35:43.640 nature of the beast and in every meeting he must have said ah but this too is the nature of the beast

00:35:51.400 at least five times and it seems that to me camilla harris heard passage of time and she went oh that's

00:36:01.640 so profound it's like you know maybe like there's like an othello or romeo and juliet uh vibe to this

00:36:10.020 and i'm gonna say it over and over what was she saying sheila uh reminds me of justin trudeau

00:36:18.380 uh back in 2015 i just pulled up the quote um when he was explaining his plans for the economy and we

00:36:26.960 really should have listened to him um i know i did but maybe trudeau voters might have um when he said

00:36:33.760 the commitment needs to be a commitment to grow the economy and the budget will balance itself yes

00:36:38.760 someone said commitment to him in a morning meeting and he was like yeah that's the word that's the word

00:36:43.540 of the day i'm gonna shoehorn that into everything which he did or when he was like you know we need to 0.99

00:36:49.440 grow the economy from the heart outward um it's just stupid nonsense just to fill up time and space 0.99

00:36:59.360 in a speech that really doesn't mean anything but stupid people think it sounds good including the 1.00

00:37:05.660 person saying it that's what kamala harris is doing that's a trudeauism there i thought you were going 0.98

00:37:11.560 to refer to trudeaus and i'll massacre it but remember we was trying to refer to i think it was a tetra pack

00:37:17.720 and it was oh drink box water bottle sort of thing

00:37:20.720 he meant a tetra pack right oh yeah wait i'm not sure i have no idea and what we can pull that up

00:37:30.960 because that was actually yours is better than mine when he didn't have a good answer he knew he was stuck

00:37:39.520 in a rare moment of actual journalistic integrity a journalist asked him a question like hey you're

00:37:45.440 banning plastic uh what do you use and he was like we use um i uh because he knew i use water bottles

00:37:53.880 and i throw them in the garbage can for sure he was like how do i get out of this how do i describe

00:37:59.340 that thing that i think exists but i don't know because i don't go to the grocery store i have people

00:38:04.600 who do that for me so he was trying to describe a thing that he had seen once that he thinks maybe

00:38:09.440 water came in but he's not really sure and so he was like yep i uh it's a drink box water bottle sort

00:38:17.160 of thing i think olivia might have uh sourced the clip so we can quote him verbatim this is exactly

00:38:24.200 we uh we have uh recently switched to drinking uh water bottles out of uh water out of uh when we

00:38:31.080 have water bottles uh out of a plastic uh sorry away from plastic towards uh paper um like drink box

00:38:40.000 that's all folks you know but going back to kamala harris you know she's you know trying to be come 1.00

00:38:52.780 across as some sort of orator with this passage of time she's an empty vessel president biden is

00:38:59.480 off riding his bike times i was marking it down i think she said it six times in that 30 seconds or

00:39:06.180 whatever felt like longer listening to it but i think it was like 30 seconds and and you have

00:39:11.900 president biden off riding his bicycle to an ice cream parlor somewhere and meanwhile look what's

00:39:17.340 happened to the world how much of a dangerous place it's become mobility scooter oh you know

00:39:22.600 russia going into ukraine a disastrous and i mean disastrous iran arms deal being cobbled together

00:39:31.700 with the chief negotiator being russia if you can believe it or not that story is not getting

00:39:36.440 anywhere near the attention it deserves china uh probably salivating right now as it looks upon 0.98

00:39:43.600 across the pond towards taiwan compared to just a year and a bit ago uh from now sheila

00:39:51.660 this is a way more dangerous world when we had someone competent in charge in the white house

00:39:58.480 wouldn't you say i agree and things i think are going to get more dangerous um in the world but for

00:40:06.560 families in general uh given um joe biden's nomination for the supreme court this is a woman who

00:40:15.800 um said that sentence and guidelines are not up to date and are too harsh yeah for child pornography

00:40:26.680 offenders and i think i'm not sure if i can say that on youtube so if i just got us kicked off of

00:40:31.760 youtube um on the stream i'm sorry um but maybe we could roll that clip of joe biden's nominee for the

00:40:39.540 supreme court deciding that the perverts of the world are being treated too unkind we got it as you said

00:40:49.360 the guideline was based originally on uh a statutory scheme and on directives specific directives by

00:40:57.320 congress at a time in which more serious child pornography offenders were identified based on

00:41:07.640 the volume based on the number of photographs that they received in the mail and that made totally

00:41:14.400 total sense before when we didn't have the internet when we didn't have distribution but the way that the

00:41:20.800 guideline is now structured based on that set of circumstances is leading to extreme disparities in

00:41:28.880 the system because it's so easy for people to get volumes of this kind of material now by computers

00:41:38.600 yeah that's that's why we should be punished doing the work of differentiating who is a more serious

00:41:45.120 offender in the way that it used to so the commission has taken that into account and and perhaps even

00:41:52.140 more importantly courts are adjusting their sentences in order to account for the changed

00:41:59.080 circumstances what on earth is she trying to say she's trying to say that because the internet has

00:42:06.340 made it easier for these perverts and freak shows to consume materials that are the product of

00:42:13.620 victimization of children because the internet made it more easy for them to get more of it

00:42:19.000 that we should cut them some slack that's really the crux of our argument here i think it is a i think

00:42:26.160 part of the argument too sheila and i've heard this stated uh in the past by apologists of those who

00:42:33.440 consume child pornography if you can imagine such people do exist and it's this um if joe blow didn't

00:42:43.100 get those photographs or didn't download those files of children in pornographic situations i mean

00:42:51.400 it's hard to talk about um the thing is those images still exist you see so the fact that uh he did

00:43:00.920 download it uh didn't have any bearing on that and it's a false argument sheila because yeah because

00:43:06.220 he creates the demand exactly he creates the market if the market doesn't exist the material doesn't

00:43:14.480 exist i don't know why these people can't connect those dots it it's despicable yeah you know what i

00:43:21.780 would be arguing for lighter sentences for parents who take matters into their own hands that that's the

00:43:28.240 people who deserve the lighter sentence in this whole conversation um but that is uh judge can katanji

00:43:37.140 brown jackson and that is joe biden's nominee for the supreme court so this is joe biden's justice

00:43:45.760 system that treats parents who express dismay at uh school board hearings treats them like terrorists

00:43:54.600 but he will also on the flip side nominate someone to the supreme court who thinks we need to be um

00:44:01.880 lighter take a lighter approach to people who consume the products of child abuse

00:44:09.840 unbelievable and on that note sheila did you see or hear that clip it was espn uh which is a horrible

00:44:19.360 sports network by the way it's the worst and they were televising a um w nba game uh the women's

00:44:27.780 basketball association so nobody was watching yeah and in during the break i've got a girl who plays

00:44:33.680 basketball i could say that nobody watches women's professional basketball so when they cry that they 0.65

00:44:39.240 don't make as much money as the guys that's because nobody's watching oh sheila if only that was the 1.00

00:44:45.940 issue yeah because that's what i thought they were going to do the virtue signaling on no they took a

00:44:51.340 two minute uh pause of silence instead of running highlights of the of the first half two minutes

00:44:59.360 uh lord in in solidarity with their parent network uh disney um for the community that is hurt right now

00:45:10.460 this is talking about the radical sex ed education that is being criticized and condemned in the united

00:45:19.460 states right now they thought they think this is a human rights issue and you know and almost like

00:45:28.640 standing in solidarity with ukraine they took a two minute pause to mourn that this radical sex education

00:45:36.620 system is under attack and this is espn and disney you know so i i have no words

00:45:45.260 again i just boil this right down to what life was like 10 years ago yeah if you are an adult who wants 0.79

00:45:55.120 to talk to my kids about this stuff i think you're a total weirdo and i refuse to allow this to be 0.53

00:46:03.860 normalized if you are insistent about talking to other people's kids against the will of the parents

00:46:11.700 might i add about things that the parents have decided are completely inappropriate i'm just gonna

00:46:18.860 go and assume that you're a weirdo because it's my job to protect my kids from people who want to rob

00:46:26.460 them of their childhood early and introduce things into their lives that i don't think they're ready for

00:46:31.760 and we used to call it grooming we used this was grooming and parents were on the lookout for it

00:46:37.040 and now if we talk about it in that way we are somehow uh name the phobic whatever it is today

00:46:43.740 the thing that you are they accuse you of you're canceled i guess and sheila i mean when we talk about

00:46:50.580 kids let's be clear about something these are children as young as little five years five years old

00:46:56.740 you know and this and you know what i and again going back to your comparison of 10 years ago and

00:47:02.460 maybe a few more years uh added on to that didn't disney used to always be about family-friendly

00:47:09.340 entertainment kid-friendly you know animation uh shorts and and and feature-length movies and this

00:47:17.200 is now a titan that not only controls all the disney properties but we're talking about the star wars

00:47:24.400 franchise we're talking about marvel comics everything that appeals to children you would think disney

00:47:32.640 would be on the front lines saying no no no this is not wholesome this is not good it's the other way

00:47:40.280 around and they're getting their pitbull espn to take a two-minute moment of silence uh in mourning for

00:47:49.780 a radical sex uh education curriculum are you kidding me these people are total weirdos i don't

00:47:57.880 understand why these companies have to take a stand on every social justice issue that exists

00:48:05.580 oh i don't i don't care if my i don't care about the razor company's politics i don't care about the

00:48:12.920 politics of the mascara manufacturer i don't care why do they do this yeah there's by the way if we

00:48:22.080 have the audio can we just hear a little bit of this absolute rubbish of this legislation and also how

00:48:28.740 it is affecting so many families across this country and because of that our allyship is going

00:48:34.260 to take a front seat and with that we're going to pause in solidarity you know what though they

00:48:43.800 probably didn't have two minutes of silence on memorial day yeah thank you they probably didn't

00:48:48.980 take two minutes of silence on memorial day right oh probably not no not not if there were ads to be

00:48:56.160 sold but i want to go back to what you said just before we ran that clip uh sheila um when you're

00:49:03.460 wondering why these um fortune 500 companies uh are are taking these social justice woke positions

00:49:12.160 and i think sheila whether it's disney or gillette or coca-cola or home depot you name it it's all about

00:49:20.800 let's show wokeism let's portray ourselves as social justice warriors because the cancel culture mob

00:49:30.180 will then leave us alone and go after some competitor oh no no i know they're buying time

00:49:37.060 i'll grant you that you know but there will be a day of reckoning for that that's this is the cowardice

00:49:44.240 in the boardrooms of these companies these are the cowardly ceos that are making these decisions

00:49:51.880 sheila it's just to so that they are not boycotted or the the cancel culture mob comes and therefore

00:50:01.000 business is fine shareholder value is high and on and on it goes they are selling out for the worst of

00:50:09.480 reasons imaginable yeah i also fundamentally oppose so much of this because of the weird jargon that

00:50:16.900 somehow makes its way into the dictionary the very next year like allyship yeah what and the

00:50:23.560 community who sheila who is this community the the pro radical sex ed community they're watching

00:50:30.460 espn are they

00:50:31.660 oh gosh she'll like see that know your audience there's a reason why nobody watches espn there's

00:50:41.280 a reason why nascar's viewership is through the roof is because you don't have to sit through this

00:50:46.300 garbage yeah all the time yeah it'll be a dark day indeed if nascar ever goes this route please tell me

00:50:53.460 they aren't going this well they had a moment where it looked pretty close with the news hopes 0.91

00:50:59.880 but i think everybody at nascar learned their lesson over that where they like read the crowd

00:51:06.560 afterwards and they knew the audience they're like these people you know they appreciate the fact

00:51:11.560 that they pray it's a very blue collar crowd and um it didn't go over well at all yeah and probably i

00:51:18.840 once read the most um brand loyal sports fans out there so in other words if a driver is wearing

00:51:27.900 a pens oil patch uh when that's your favorite driver that's what oil he's going to be buying uh

00:51:35.580 there's a real connection there with that fan base uh that you don't see elsewhere but enough

00:51:41.920 about us sheila do we have some uh super chats and hyper chats and all those other kind of chats that i

00:51:48.260 forgot i know i struggle with them and i say it every day um yeah we'll get to these and then we'll

00:51:54.400 have we must we cannot not show the clip of kid rock and tucker carlson yeah so let's go through

00:52:02.320 some of these so uh cjd let's get the spectacles on cjd gives us five bucks regarding trudeau and

00:52:10.460 sing man makes plans god laughs proverbs 16 9 from your lips to god's ears friend um amt 60 a buck

00:52:20.060 with the liberal and ndp alliance until 2025 i don't see the intra-provincial vax pass for trains planes

00:52:25.720 etc being lifted soon you know what that could be the case because now there are no consequences

00:52:31.140 for keeping that in place um also the prime minister wanting digital currency which may require

00:52:37.740 a jab for buying food i'm not sure if we're going to go that far um but i would uh i wouldn't be

00:52:44.480 surprised to see um a digital carbon uh budget for people uh you know like how far do you drive

00:52:54.280 um you know this is what you're going to pay because you you you've exceeded your carbon budget

00:53:00.160 i can easily see that they've been talking about that for years long before they thought about using

00:53:04.800 digital id to deal with covid vaccination status that was the thing that especially the world economic

00:53:10.720 forum was talking about before this but but you know what sheila with us being landlocked

00:53:16.600 in canada potentially till 2025 it just gave me an epiphany for a caper idea how about this we go out

00:53:25.040 again to roxham road and no costumes though no costume but how about this instead of chronicling

00:53:32.960 the uh irregulars coming in from the u.s to canada why don't we walk across the border have the royal

00:53:42.000 canadian mounted henchmen carry our suitcases and presto we're in new york state how about that i

00:53:48.560 wonder how that works has that ever been done yet or is it just a one-way flow of irregulars i think

00:53:55.500 it's just a one-way flow of irregulars and you're going to end up in an ice detention facility for a

00:54:00.020 very long time so let's not do that let's but you know what sheila that's a very important point

00:54:06.180 and it's this the southern border in the united states is a disaster thousands and thousands of

00:54:13.420 people uh every week are coming over we don't even know who these people are what have you why is it a

00:54:20.520 different standard if somebody crosses the northern border into joe biden's america and there was an

00:54:28.740 example of that i'm not going to mention his name but um a uh i guess we can call him an online

00:54:34.820 personality did illegally cross from alberta into the u.s and was promptly uh arrested so why the

00:54:45.060 beefed up uh enforcement of immigration law on the northern side of the united states of america but

00:54:51.740 not so much on the southern side it doesn't make sense to me oh we're privileged canadians trying to

00:54:57.660 escape trudeau and so we would of course naturally vote a certain way when i think at the southern border

00:55:03.740 the hope is there that they are importing democrat voters into texas to flip texas i i kind of think

00:55:10.380 that that's that's the motive there where it's like if you're a canadian trying to escape justin

00:55:14.860 trudeau maybe you're not so far left-leaning and you wouldn't be inclined to vote biden when you get

00:55:20.480 there you are so right sheila what was i thinking with that question yeah it's a it's a democratic

00:55:27.980 votes but i'd sure like to hear the official explanation you know because you're right that's

00:55:34.100 the unspoken strategy 100 to pardon me i said i hope kamala harris gives us that official

00:55:41.100 explanation that'll be a hell of a word salad there will be no passage of illegals from the northern

00:55:47.340 end of the border seriously does she have a spite a speech writer like does she 1.00

00:55:55.740 she can't um i don't know uh lawrence neal gives us 10 bucks trudeau has been destroying this country

00:56:07.460 since he was first elected in 2015 this coalition will be the end of canada as we know it i might

00:56:12.720 force the west to reconsider our role in confederation a little bit sooner there you go

00:56:18.260 again is that is that a possibility at all sheila i don't know don't take my dreams from me

00:56:24.220 amt 60 gives us a buck i saw a video or on facebook that a woman drove to another province had a car

00:56:33.980 accident and a concussion can't drive now but can't go back to her home in ontario by plane

00:56:38.940 train because she's unvaxxed shameful i think drea has been working on a very similar story with 0.99

00:56:45.740 a family where one of them was involved in a car accident on the other side of the family and or

00:56:49.820 other side of the country the dad can't come to visit yes yeah because of vaccination status

00:56:55.240 because this is cruel and ghoulish um um there 403 gives us 10 bucks i agree with menzies on the

00:57:03.780 trudeau singh union singh has become useless trudeau will say anything at any time today and tomorrow

00:57:08.360 it will be totally different yeah team menzies i guess and welcome aboard

00:57:15.120 i wouldn't take it personally uh token gives us 10 bucks prime minister justin trudeau is a

00:57:22.520 millionaire that wants to live like a billionaire and being prime minister allows him to do it his

00:57:27.380 corrupt corruption has no limit that is also true

00:57:33.680 yep oh one more uh 10 bucks fraser mc bernie it's got his cap blocks fully on uh pick a decade say

00:57:42.940 1957 to 1967 canada had two aircraft carriers and a full brigade in europe and air force with the only

00:57:49.440 radar cf-100 cf-86 we were building the cf-105 avro aero building the trans canada highway pipeline the

00:57:57.140 st lawrence seaway and expo 67 the best world fair ever now we can't build anything yeah imagine

00:58:04.900 applying the gender-based analysis to all of those major projects because that's what the liberals of

00:58:10.700 today would have done back then and you would never have gotten a railroad built uh a trans canada highway

00:58:17.140 built because we would have to put it through the gender-based analysis lens of how would have 0.99

00:58:23.340 how would have having all these male construction workers building a road hurt the feelings of 0.84

00:58:30.140 gender diverse people in the region that's what we're dealing with now incredible i mean the 60s 1.00

00:58:35.660 even the leafs were winning stanley cups plural you know in fact there's a great little anecdote

00:58:41.580 1967 the last time they won that was their fourth stanley cup in the 60s and there were several players

00:58:48.560 that were not part of the stanley cup parade uh down bay street you can google it folks it's black

00:58:54.520 and white footage there's no cn tower sky it's like toronto in an alternate universe and some of the

00:59:01.140 players were saying to the ones uh buggering off for a fishing trip what are you doing how can you miss

00:59:05.600 the stanley cup parade and the answer was um oh plenty more of these to come in the years ahead

00:59:12.560 okay half a century later didn't quite work out as planned but anyhow yeah me we would have flying cars

00:59:22.540 yeah 67 is perhaps um a good marker of where things were starting to uh uh roll off the rails because

00:59:33.260 it would be 68 when justin's father became prime minister right if memory serves and uh that my friends

00:59:41.220 could be a book of canadian history called the beginning of the end yeah sometimes i'd like to go

00:59:49.880 back on the the old youtube rabbit hole when i'm not looking at carnivores make fun of vegans um i'd like

00:59:56.020 to go back and look at like what they predicted for the future in the late 50s early 60s in sort of that

01:00:02.380 golden age of um i guess it would be like modern uh the 1950s sort of modern era um where everything

01:00:13.600 was kind of chrome and lacquer and i liked how the houses looked back then too but what they predicted

01:00:19.100 for the future and like the egg-shaped cars that were flying and what they thought that would be

01:00:23.040 and then you're like uh cost two bucks a liter to fill up the jeep

01:00:26.940 i know yeah nothing changed everything just got more expensive that's all right none of the fun

01:00:35.540 stuff all of the bad stuff um let's keep going for disney uh former youtube watcher sorry gives us

01:00:42.200 five library says former disney employee four dizzy employees arrested in polk county human trafficking

01:00:48.760 campaign campaign on march 16th 2022 that is true uh while they're busy telling us uh to completely

01:00:57.980 let strangers talk to our kids about sex and gender against our wishes they employ people involved in

01:01:05.520 human trafficking rings for them in polk county but sheila don't be so harsh maybe human traffickers 1.00

01:01:10.740 um are part of the community uh that is lamenting the sex ed

01:01:16.300 yeah uh authorities have arrested 108 people including alleged child sex predators and those

01:01:23.800 seeking prostitutes in a six-day undercover human trafficking operation florida among those

01:01:29.020 taken into custody were four disney employees and a retired judge well i guess they don't call it the

01:01:36.460 happiest place on earth that's horrible yeah monsters um but let's leave on a light

01:01:46.200 note things that make me happy kid rock talking to tucker carlson it was like

01:01:51.920 where two worlds collide and i am happiest um we've got a clip of kid rock talking about i think it's how

01:01:59.200 he's completely uncancellable because he literally doesn't care beautiful about them and uh maybe we

01:02:07.160 could roll that and uh we'll go out on that high note if that's okay that's great so shall we just

01:02:12.620 leave that as the farewell video or yeah let's yeah yeah and we'll say our goodbyes now okay then

01:02:18.360 well folks thank you so much for those of you who contributed uh that's how we keep these uh high

01:02:23.400 powered lights on and thank you to efren and olivia behind the board sheila and i will be back here on

01:02:30.300 thursday tomorrow there will be a couple of other rebel characters as sheila calls them uh to uh give you

01:02:38.020 some entertainment and insight and in the meantime as always stay sane

01:02:43.680 we we had dinner last night and you rolled up in a rolls royce the let's go brandon edition yes

01:02:51.500 so for a waffle house plate with a waffle house plate so for our viewers who might want

01:02:57.320 the rolls royce let's go brandon edition like where where can you get one you go on this thing called

01:03:03.400 google and you type in you know car badges let's go brandon and there's companies that come up on my

01:03:09.320 truck i got one says white boy edition there's all these crazy but it looks official so you know i

01:03:14.940 would never drive a foreign car be driven i used to like to say to myself like i'm so proud you know 0.99

01:03:19.740 for how hard i work and you know what i charge people for shows is what i think is fair because

01:03:24.500 i can hold my head high because i feel i've never made an unhonest dollar off of working man's back

01:03:29.480 and so i did rolls royce but i'm like i'm in nashville so i'm not in detroit so it's the same

01:03:34.740 but it came for sale this thing and i had this waffle house license plate hold forever and i'm like

01:03:39.660 i need a car to put that thing on i need to get that rolls royce and then the let's go brandon

01:03:47.140 badge it came out i'm like oh there is a heaven i'm like this is just too good this is too much fun

01:03:54.060 you know what i mean

01:04:24.060 you

01:04:24.560 you

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Rebel News Podcast - March 22, 2022

DAILY ｜ NDP agree to prop up Trudeau's government until 2025

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