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00:01:59.620 to be great i promise um now before i think we get too far into the show adam and i are wearing

00:02:06.880 matching t-shirts today because we had the citv stands for church in the vine and we had an

00:02:15.360 excellent just absolutely excellent showing of kian's trucker documentary at church in the vine

00:02:22.320 on friday night they seat about 640 people there and i think we were getting pretty close to capacity

00:02:28.440 there adam is probably telling everybody just shush we had an excellent uh screening of kian's trucker

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00:02:47.960 no today's a catastrophe

00:02:54.420 adam what is going on with the show today okay so we'll go from that to something else um

00:03:05.280 what else is on the list of things to talk about today adam

00:03:08.480 um there's lots to talk about um i suppose we could talk about some of what we do on the weekend

00:03:14.840 uh we do have some of those things ready to go i'm sure they're going to pop up in a jiffy uh

00:03:19.420 from that um but there's there's no lack of stories to get into here um from plastic

00:03:25.520 bands to sports uh institutions for swimming starting to bring on board um some restrictions

00:03:32.360 for trans athletes participating in that uh no lack of things to get to sebastian vettel

00:03:37.560 um being booed um there's a laundry list to pick from what what do you want to dive into first

00:03:43.360 let's talk about sebastian vettel um because he's a formula one race car driver he's a millionaire

00:03:52.680 and he shows up at the uh sorry the montreal grand prix and he's wearing an anti-oil sands shirt

00:04:03.600 and i wrote this up for the website because i was like what what is this guy thinking um

00:04:09.980 and as i got poking around a little bit deeper i'm not my i used to actually be a little bit of

00:04:16.840 an f1 fan like maybe 20 years ago but not so much yeah can you that's not so much these days

00:04:24.440 um and he shows up wearing this anti-oil sand shirt and i'm like you literally fly around the globe

00:04:32.320 and then drive cars in circles high performance cars in circles and you show up saying you want to stop 0.97

00:04:38.980 the tar sands which i already know where you're i already know you're ignorant um once you have a 0.94

00:04:45.600 shirt with that slogan on there and he's riding a bike to show off his um climate change um street 0.96

00:04:53.620 cred of course his bike also has a pride flag on it for extra virtue signaling but um this guy is

00:05:01.020 sponsored by saudi aramco the world's most profitable company by market cap at least it was last week it

00:05:07.940 overtook apple um and that is thanks in no small part to russia's war on ukraine which caused

00:05:15.240 um gas and oil prices to skyrocket which is an interesting point to make there too because

00:05:22.320 this guy wants to stop canadian oil and gas extraction okay but his home country of germany

00:05:30.800 by 50 of their natural gas comes from russia and so he's funding the russian war machine he's sponsored

00:05:40.560 by the saudis and apparently through his political stances he wants to unemploy vast numbers of

00:05:48.040 indigenous people who work in canada's oil and gas sector if i had to pick an industry in this country

00:05:53.660 that was indigenous it would be oil and gas extraction the indigenous people are about four and a little

00:06:02.160 bit percent of the population employment of indigenous people in oil and gas is at eight percent which

00:06:08.680 means they're over represented as a as a sample size of the population in oil and gas extraction

00:06:14.160 so when you are against canadian oil and gas you're pro-indigenous unemployment yeah this guy is just in 0.99

00:06:22.140 the race uh for and it's funny for an f1 driver i'm sure hypocrisy with justin trudeau potentially in

00:06:28.360 the lead but this guy's catching up pretty quick i don't doubt that the guy probably has a pro-ukrainian

00:06:33.120 stance or pro-ukrainian flag um while being sponsored and benefiting from russia's invasion

00:06:39.320 literally i mean for the for the guy to uh for the guy to race uh race cars that literally use not

00:06:46.340 hopes and dreams but fuels to amass his wealth to tour around the world um he probably admits more

00:06:52.440 emissions in a weekend than most of us do probably right on par with farmers who are feeding thousands

00:06:58.600 of people and not just himself and then he has the audacity to come out here and lecture folks um

00:07:04.600 it's right on par for the course for probably him and his sort of voting demographic those people who

00:07:11.080 still have the audacity to still still support uh justin trudeau and people like that so it's just

00:07:17.600 such a gross look just generally speaking um i don't know what what the i don't know if his sponsor

00:07:26.240 clearly isn't advocating for him to be doing this then again maybe they are because maybe they only

00:07:30.440 want sure they are yeah yeah of course they are yeah yeah they want their oil that is like conflict

00:07:35.820 oil that is not uh that is not sourced quite as ethically or as uh environment with and we're talking

00:07:41.980 about ethics as far as the sort of human costs as well as the environmental costs yeah no doubt this

00:07:47.020 is much much worse uh on all of those fronts but uh yeah he has the audacity to come here

00:07:51.920 why is it always leonardo dicaprio jet setting f1 drivers these ridiculous uh like if if ever

00:07:59.400 there's a place i couldn't care less about carbon emissions but like maybe some of these extremely

00:08:03.240 people wealthy people who are jet setting around the world maybe they are contributing a little bit

00:08:07.840 to those emissions uh in a meaningful way and they're telling us to cut back our lives and walk to

00:08:12.840 work uh it's adorable that you rode your little bike for three minutes and then your f1 car

00:08:17.540 burn more emissions than i'll burn in a lifetime in one race so yeah it's good it's embarrassing 1.00

00:08:22.380 i'm i'm you know what i'm i gotta say though for all the negativity i am thrilled that this guy got

00:08:28.260 booed um it's just an indicator that uh that justin trudeau is not popular these ideas aren't

00:08:34.140 popular um they're getting their last sort of kick at the can while they can but uh the tide

00:08:39.700 certainly seems to be changing and i'm certainly hoping that that is for the better yeah f1 stops this

00:08:47.000 year are in spain monaco montreal italy the united states australia so we'll go to the other side of

00:08:53.820 the world azerbaijan and then of course naturally saudi arabia and i hear his defender saying oh well

00:09:01.900 this is so concerning to him that he's thinking about leaving the sport oh now that you've pocketed

00:09:07.340 millions on the backs of oil and gas now you're buying this sport yeah goodbye but uh give back all

00:09:16.200 the money you made then you don't want all that dirty tar sands blood oil in your pocket um right 0.51

00:09:22.340 like if if this were something you were really opposed to but he's not yeah he's just virtue

00:09:27.960 signaling you know what he's doing he's probably like you know i'm getting a little bit older as an

00:09:32.140 f1 driver and inevitably eventually i'm going to need another job so i'm going to start milking my way

00:09:37.240 into either one of these oil companies or some weft position on uh on global issues he's like i'm a

00:09:43.720 celebrity i need to segue this reflexes slowing down a little bit um i need to segue my career

00:09:49.120 into martyrdom uh this time for the environment or alternatively in in the name of uh conflict oil

00:09:55.900 so yeah pretty much par for the course speaking of uh par for the course let's talk about this uh

00:10:02.020 banning some single-use plastics um many many many i'm about to go off uh many remember i mean and

00:10:09.760 this is the this is the ridiculousness like i remember when it was oh we're killing the trees

00:10:14.200 we have to get off paper bags let's go to plastic they're recyclable we can do all this stuff and then

00:10:19.480 it's like no no no we actually made the opposite we'll go the other way you see plastic wrappers

00:10:23.400 on uh these these paper straws i mean you know what i i'm you know what cool if you can do a

00:10:29.160 biodegradable straw that's not going to fall apart when i'm having my drink great but these companies out

00:10:35.040 here professing that they're proud of their product like a and w and they don't they don't want to put

00:10:39.500 ice in it because it'll contaminate the drink and then i'm drinking it through a newspaper uh it tastes

00:10:44.200 absolutely terrible and literally theaters starbucks all these different places they've gotten to the

00:10:49.340 point where if someone gets a large drink they're giving them a couple straws so you're going through

00:10:54.160 three or four straws instead of one um some of the original sort of lids they were doing to replace

00:11:00.020 uh straws are actually more plastic than a conventional lid and a straw it's just more

00:11:05.500 it's just about as ridiculous as an f1 driver complaining about fuel um it's it doesn't really

00:11:11.300 do much and certainly the irony is the same people pushing this just had everyone using all of the

00:11:16.460 masks forever um all these single use masks uh to an extent that probably dwarfed straw usage in the

00:11:23.460 country listen if you want to use a reusable cup fill it up save some money get a discount at a shop

00:11:27.860 cool um i know some places will give you a bit of a discount to do that they save money

00:11:32.540 sure it helps the environment that's great reduce good good uh the government and i mean we can talk

00:11:38.140 about beef too here but this trudeau government just doesn't address serious issues and then they just

00:11:43.240 spend millions of dollars and this is why they do it it's because they can give their friends these

00:11:47.040 contracts for things that aren't really verifiable they spend millions and millions of dollars

00:11:51.560 on these absurd little passion projects that don't mean anything they signify uh they signify

00:11:57.200 nothing and accomplish even less um and that's exactly what this is we're gonna we're gonna count

00:12:02.740 it's the final countdown to banning some single-use plastics oh joy oh joy um ridiculous i know people

00:12:09.640 are going out of their way to stockpile and buy oh i am yeah buy straws now you know how many spoons

00:12:16.800 my kids have thrown in the garbage like my spoons because i didn't have a plastic spoon so i sent a metal

00:12:24.560 spoon they just throw them out because they get in the habit of just throwing stuff out so all my

00:12:29.880 spoons are in a garbage can at their school somewhere and i'm constantly having to buy metal spoons

00:12:34.440 because for a time plastic spoons are kind of hard to find there for a while i have stockpiled them

00:12:39.660 like uh they'll take my plastic spoons for my cold dead hands before we get too far in the show 0.98

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00:13:31.140 hopefully we don't have a technical catastrophe and we'll be able to get your message and then we'll

00:13:36.720 read it on air and we'll do our best to address whatever it is and that's that yeah i was i was about

00:13:42.240 to say i think we missed that but i wasn't sure if that was because of technical issues on my end so

00:13:45.520 i didn't want to uh weigh in there so yeah you know what i wouldn't mind talking about that we touched

00:13:50.020 on that a little bit though but i mean this is just uh we can talk about our free the beef campaign a

00:13:54.260 little bit uh at free the beef dot dot ca i think it is dot com dot ca free the beef dot ca um this is

00:13:59.920 just another of the sort of never-ending government overreaches and i want to keep in mind like this

00:14:06.120 government i was just breaking this down today like they're they're hard on all the wrong things

00:14:10.480 and soft on all the things that they should be maybe a little bit tougher on for example we saw

00:14:16.180 the hands off our guns campaign as well um the government while literally reducing minimum

00:14:21.840 sentencing for people who commit violent crimes with guns are making the lives of legal gun owners far

00:14:27.840 more difficult for more hoops to jump through and if you're if you use a firearm a certain classes of

00:14:34.320 firearm for often arbitrary reasons for target shooting well that is suddenly illegal you can't buy them

00:14:40.000 um needless to say people are running out buying this stuff but a glaring have hypocritical double

00:14:45.220 standard that doesn't really accomplish anything whatsoever they're doing the same thing with beef

00:14:49.000 there's there's obesity epidemics there's food costs scarcity issues there's all these problems out

00:14:54.980 there um and meanwhile they're while that's all happening there's an opioid epidemic and these

00:14:59.340 governments are legalizing guns or drugs rather left right and center so drugs are fine all this

00:15:05.060 obesity stuff we don't really need to address any of those serious sort of leading cause of death

00:15:09.540 issues but we need to put warning labels on relatively healthy and affordable ground beef

00:15:14.040 in this country again the the single-use plastic bands they're just so neurotically focused on

00:15:19.980 making our lives inconvenient and driving up costs meanwhile house prices are doubling people can't

00:15:24.980 afford mortgages we have a generation for the first time in a long time where their quality of

00:15:28.760 life is likely to decrease they won't be able to afford houses so on so forth this the it's it's over for

00:15:35.280 this government it's pretty apparent um many people sort of suggesting that justin trudeau

00:15:40.040 not likely to make it to the next election uh the liberals very possibly going to have someone else

00:15:45.200 maybe come in and try and salvage the party but it seems like they're trying to get their last few

00:15:50.100 shots and with this absurd activism that absolutely nobody is acting for sadly propped up by jagmeet 0.91

00:15:56.260 singh and the ndp who are entirely complicit despite the fact that they seem to want to blame the

00:16:01.240 conservatives and the liberals for working together it's clearly the ndp ramping up this madness in

00:16:06.660 exchange for little favors and tidbits here and there uh the government really really needs to stop

00:16:12.440 because the damage they're doing um it's going to take a couple couple elections to get to get over

00:16:17.920 the damage caused by justin trudeau yeah i was doing some digging down onto this beef labeling

00:16:25.640 because um it's really quite bizarre so they want to label special labels on food that contain at least

00:16:37.200 15 of the daily recommended intake of sodium sugar saturated fat again the science around saturated fats

00:16:46.880 is some of the most sketchy of all the sketchy science out there um and i think the the sketchiness

00:16:54.540 of that science has led to an obesity uh epidemic and a diabetes epidemic i think

00:17:01.940 the diabetes epidemic is the reason that our health care system is in a constant state of near collapse

00:17:11.000 um i there was some i was again even this morning like as i was sort of blow drying my hair i was

00:17:18.300 listening to a podcast about um by a doctor about um the historical records about diabetes and it used

00:17:27.140 to be like one in every like over 200 people being admitted to hospital had diabetes now in some

00:17:35.080 instances it's one in four one in four um and so maybe we're doing something wrong with the food

00:17:42.680 pyramid but then we've got governments like this who are perfectly fine to have ultra processed foods 0.77

00:17:53.280 get around these food labelings and they're really they're labeling um they're labeling beef like it's a

00:18:01.740 cigarette at this point but yeah it's the reason they did it to beef and they were able to do it to

00:18:07.420 ground meat uh first of all i think there's a an ulterior motive in that it serves to normalize

00:18:13.600 labeling meat as though it's dangerous because you get 50 of all the beef in the stores by doing this

00:18:19.460 but they got them on a technicality because you are not allowed to label whole foods with these labels

00:18:28.280 so you can't technically get it on a roast at this point any more than you could put it on an apple or

00:18:34.660 you could put it on a banana that's a whole food but because it's been ground then it gets in there

00:18:42.480 as a processed food so they can stick it on there and i say okay fine you're labeling beef as though

00:18:48.180 it's a processed food great i want to see you label beyond meat for all the strange and dangerous things

00:18:55.180 in there including the soy and its effect on the male body but they'll never do that um because 0.97

00:19:00.940 there's an i think there's a whole like anti-masculinity thing there's an anti uh affordable

00:19:07.180 protein thing here your brain doesn't work properly if you don't have b12 and dha and all those things

00:19:13.560 that you can get from cheap affordable readily available close to the producer beef um and the

00:19:22.480 other sort of thing here that that is just so and we've seen this through covet 19 restrictions right

00:19:26.580 across the board uh listen mcdonald's is likely not going to have these warnings on their burgers

00:19:31.200 that they're pumping out day after day um and it is once again the mom and pop shop like i was at

00:19:36.160 hartel homestead the other day um some of these mom and pop shops the local place even your local

00:19:40.880 grocery store that has some ground beef for you to take home cook however you like very likely maybe do

00:19:46.480 some foraging whatever you might do get that nice sort of healthy meal all together that product that you

00:19:52.320 see on the shelf that is relatively healthy well that is not going that's going to have a big warning

00:19:57.120 label on it but again these big chain stores these uh fast food joints all these people and all these

00:20:03.420 businesses they're going to be sort of off the hook and why is it that justin trudeau who professes to

00:20:07.080 be for the working class and the little guy every action he takes whether it's covet 19 restrictions where

00:20:12.380 the big chains got to stay open and the little mom and pop shops with relatively low volume got shut down

00:20:18.260 and now the local farmers being affected with the big chains that are going to be pumping out fast

00:20:23.300 food they're not going to have these uh these sort of marginalizing and vilifying labels on them it's

00:20:28.580 always the little guys who suffer yeah exactly and getting back to your thing about straws i'm anti-garbage

00:20:35.780 right like that's why i don't like all the packaging things come in um but i'm very pro-plastic and my

00:20:42.300 concern is we are going to decimate an industry that we are going to need in the event of another

00:20:48.240 pandemic single-use plastics were the saviors of the pandemic especially early on when the grocery

00:20:55.800 store clerks didn't want to take your e-coli soaked reusable bag because they were scared of how covid

00:21:02.440 was being transmitted and so these stores and municipalities that had banned plastic bags in

00:21:09.800 their stores they were like send us all the plastic you got because all of a sudden they realized it was

00:21:14.560 far more sanitary your entire hospital is not only just plastic but then all those plastic

00:21:22.120 things are wrapped in plastic to keep them sanitary and so what becomes of an industry that we need 0.99

00:21:28.460 to keep us safe we're attacking it now after it got us through all the stupid regulations of the 0.96

00:21:34.920 pandemic like look how much plastic was involved in the pandemic restrictions i don't like the pandemic 1.00

00:21:39.780 restrictions but the government sure did um and secondarily this war on plastic is kind of stupid 0.68

00:21:47.260 when you think about what plastic really is yeah that's what i was gonna say yeah is this magical 0.92

00:21:52.640 inert stored fossil fuel you don't have to put it in a barrel it doesn't leak it doesn't do anything

00:21:58.500 it's beautiful because you get to use it twice as a fossil as a you know as for its use once as a fossil

00:22:07.040 fuel and once for whatever you used it for because you can high uh efficiency incinerate it and then

00:22:15.140 create electricity and for my hippie friends out there you might not realize but in burnaby bc where

00:22:21.320 they protest the trans mountain pipeline all the time they incinerate garbage for electricity there

00:22:28.220 in fact when canada shipped its garbage to the philippines and then we had to take it back because 0.87

00:22:33.980 why are we just garbage colonialists um when they shipped it all there and they had to take it back

00:22:40.620 it was sent to burnaby to be incinerated to turn into electricity and i think that's great i mean

00:22:47.560 i think that's probably more efficient and more uh purposeful than just recycling for the sake of

00:22:54.140 recycling and you know what i mean the other thing too is there's this like the ironic petroleum

00:22:58.700 byproduct made kayak being paddled up to a greenpeace protest um the the thing is is these

00:23:05.240 resources are sort of out there they're available um they they're being sort of repurposed and used

00:23:10.660 um so rather than going to waste they're they're going to do these incredible things within society

00:23:15.760 uh we're stripping that all away and again we're now producing these bags not necessarily always out of

00:23:22.400 those uh those repurposed bags obviously sometimes bags are recycled but uh we're basically doing away

00:23:28.160 with an industry that is just purposing things it's kind of like the vegan who's opposed to leather

00:23:32.660 well people are still eating cows so what do you suppose they do just throw all the skins away

00:23:36.540 you may as well use in the sort of indigenous style of using every single part of the animal using every

00:23:42.860 single part of the product well why aren't we having the same mentality when it comes to petroleum

00:23:46.860 byproducts out there so yeah instead of chopping down a tree may as well use what's being produced

00:23:51.820 in other industries that are needed and being attacked it's so funny all every one of these practical

00:23:56.440 industries that does something that we need is being attacked by this government sadly here um and

00:24:02.780 then they're they're seemingly endorsing everything that we don't need uh speaking of canada however

00:24:07.800 just before you move on though i just want to i just want to drive the point home that this seems to

00:24:12.060 be a de facto war on the west whether it's beef whether it's a war on plastic which is just a

00:24:19.760 downstream war on oil and gas it's the liberals in ottawa deciding that these western industries

00:24:27.440 don't need to go on because they're dirty and gross and bad for your health so they say as they

00:24:33.280 eat their beyond beef burger or beyond meat or whatever that thing what's gross anyway yeah looking

00:24:38.820 out the window and now the skies are pretty darn clear if you go to one of those car manufacturing

00:24:43.760 cities though they've chased most of the business away um a little a little bit more pollution than

00:24:48.200 now we're experiencing up here up in fort max so yeah yeah they can take a look in the mirror for

00:24:52.580 a second on that note despite all this and despite our net politicians uh canada day is coming up and

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00:26:32.720 into christia freeland here um because this is again on the same theme of the liberals war on the

00:26:40.340 west so on canadians too like just on canadians too but i mean this she acts as a scarecrow for oil 1.00

00:26:48.720 and gas investment because of all their stupid regulations and then the carbon tax and like why 0.93

00:26:53.300 would we go to southern saskatchewan when we can just go to north dakota it's the same oil field 0.99

00:26:58.540 you know it's the bakken we'll just go over there where there's no carbon tax and fewer regulations

00:27:05.020 and it's easier to drill there so why would we go to southern saskatchewan right the daniel day lewis

00:27:10.520 milkshake i drink your milkshake yeah exactly so um freeland uh instead of saying like oh you know

00:27:19.480 for example alberta is doing this and i've got a lot of criticism for our provincial government

00:27:24.040 but they quit collecting the provincial portion of the gas tax because gas is so outrageously high

00:27:30.460 here and families are being hammered with inflation so they said you know what we're not collecting our

00:27:37.260 portion of the gas tax we can't do anything about the federal taxes but we won't collect our portion

00:27:42.540 so i think that knocked about 13 cents off the pump but not christia freeland who um is so adept 1.00

00:27:51.280 she's our finance minister who when she was at reuters destroyed an entire division of reuters

00:27:58.240 through her bad management she literally destroyed it um and like she destroyed the financial and

00:28:06.180 business case for the section of reuters that she was involved in and justin trudeau was like you know

00:28:10.700 what you're in charge of the economy so anyways she bragged at an international monetary fund panel

00:28:18.260 that she increased the carbon tax um despite record high cost of living and gas prices for canadian she

00:28:25.540 says this is indicative of their commitment to fighting climate change for me it's indicative of

00:28:31.280 her commitment to putting canadians in the poor house but anyways look at this like completely out of

00:28:35.320 touch clip say a couple of things canada actually and and this is i believe now i'm speaking not just

00:28:43.960 about my own political convictions but about where the majority of canadians are um we have reached

00:28:52.060 a point as a country where we recognize the urgency of climate action we recognize that climate change

00:29:03.000 is a threat to us here in canada we recognize that it's a threat in the whole world and we recognize

00:29:10.180 that we have to do something about it and you know i spoke to you earlier about our price on pollution

00:29:15.000 that's a very powerful market-based mechanism it's going up every single year and we increased it

00:29:26.500 this year even in the face of higher inflation um and to me that shows a meaningful commitment

00:29:35.220 um and we also recognize you know we have to do our part in canada and we also have an obligation

00:29:45.600 to do our part in the world and i spoke at the beginning about the need to about canada's decision

00:29:53.400 uh to double our provision of international climate finance to 5.3 billion

00:30:00.780 5.3 billion that's what we're putting putting into this families can't you know afford their

00:30:09.540 mortgage interest rates are going up and she's like 5.3 billion that's what we're committing to

00:30:14.040 this plus we've raised the carbon tax look at how great we are um this is insane um has anybody by the

00:30:22.220 way you want to see something really telling about christie freeland watch her with the sound off

00:30:28.140 and you'll see how just antsy that woman is there's something really wrong with her and i don't 1.00

00:30:34.380 i don't know if she's got some sort of disorder or anxiety or whatever but it's very clear when you

00:30:41.420 watch her with the sound off i think it's an act but that's another story altogether she is like this

00:30:49.800 is just insane to watch she's like listen i'm i'm so committed to this i'm willing to let canadians

00:30:56.800 suffer that's effectively what she's saying here um she's like listen we know things are bad out

00:31:01.920 there we know inflation's bad uh justin and i are going to continue jet setting around the world doing

00:31:06.580 whatever we want kind of willy-nilly um abiding by covid rules depending on what people are doing

00:31:12.520 um talking about climate damage and then instead of zooming in flying into every single event consuming

00:31:19.160 exorbitant amounts of uh resources alcohol food all this stuff having a massive imprint uh and i'm

00:31:26.520 willing to do all this for the environment and then i'm okay with people not being able to afford

00:31:30.480 uh for their next meal or having to choose between heat or putting food on the table doing their part

00:31:36.440 adam can't you see they're doing their part exactly this is like some like like district 13 hunger game

00:31:44.840 society stuff this is marie antoinette stuff this is like let the meat cake look at how happy they are

00:31:50.940 doing without because they're doing their part yeah it's uh this this entire class of folks is just

00:31:58.180 absolutely disjointed um and you know the fact that like that people aren't just repulsed by

00:32:06.560 everything that's going on like the fact that justin trudeau still has anyone supporting him

00:32:11.440 and the entire country hasn't categorically turned i think most of the country very realistically has 0.75

00:32:16.300 um but the fact the media is also propping these clowns up um and not not absolutely deriding them 0.68

00:32:22.940 as the lunatics they are um the fact that academic institutions very often you'll have 0.93

00:32:28.060 a professor of political science or whatever from such and such university coming on the mainstream media 0.99

00:32:33.300 saying that this is required and justifiable and blah blah blah blah blah it's it's absolutely repugnant

00:32:39.180 and there there needs to be a fundamental shift broadly within society um any one of the hundreds

00:32:45.800 of things that the trudeau government has done christia freeland uh justin trudeau so on so forth you can

00:32:51.800 pretty much name them all um 10 years ago you would have been done in politics effectively immediately

00:32:57.240 you would have had to resign you would have been shown the door you never would have worked in politics

00:33:01.180 again um now it's just par for the course that's how far this country has fallen

00:33:05.640 um and as i mentioned before i think it's going to take a couple election cycles to get us anywhere

00:33:10.200 back on track i certainly hope it's not too late but things are pretty grim under the trudeau liberals

00:33:15.620 well and i think that moves us into our next topic c11 um because there will come a time if the

00:33:24.560 liberals have their way where we can't even talk about what christia freeland has done to us without 1.00

00:33:32.500 facing online censorship um the bill c11 is the it's right now it's before the standing committee

00:33:44.380 on heritage and they've heard from 48 witnesses they're representing organizations during the c11

00:33:52.000 study and this excludes the crtc and government officials of those 48 at least 16 have either raised

00:33:59.660 concerns about the regulation of user content in the bill or disputed entirely government claims about

00:34:05.560 its effect so bill c11 is the basically it's the online streaming act and what it will do is it will

00:34:13.940 bring these crtc regulations and plunk them right onto the internet and other streaming platforms

00:34:20.400 and it will give regulators who are always government appointed the ability to force platforms like youtube

00:34:30.160 which is the world's second largest platform to uh downrank things for certain reasons and it might be

00:34:38.300 because they want they will use the excuse we want canadian content to be upranked and then served to

00:34:46.360 canadians the thing is a lot of canadian content is consumed outside of canada i saw the like the

00:34:55.540 director of projects or whatever his name was for youtube saying if you do this you're shrinking the

00:35:01.740 reach of canadian content because it ends up in front of the eyeballs of americans organically and it gets

00:35:07.980 more views just because they're 10 times larger but this but all that aside what it does is it gives the

00:35:15.040 government the ability to say to these platforms show this hide that for whatever reason and you

00:35:23.240 know we we we know we're getting shadow banned we have 1.6 million subscribers on youtube and like a

00:35:29.120 video that lots of people are talking about will sometimes get a couple thousand views it's just

00:35:33.480 statistically almost impossible imagine when that gets stepped up to the next level and just to make

00:35:38.760 that point i've seen other agencies or sort of other pages or groups snipe reports like basically

00:35:44.900 record an entire report put it up and it'll get 22 million views um that that happens so there's

00:35:50.900 clearly sort of a concerted effort to shadow ban imagine once the government has it that this is

00:35:56.120 what's happening behind the scenes unofficially off the record imagine once the government has the

00:36:00.840 sort of rubber stamp and it's official that they are in fact allowed to do this and allowed to

00:36:05.660 shadow ban allow to reduce it you can already see i'm subscribed to only a couple things on my work

00:36:11.520 youtube um our own stuff won't come up i actually actually have to search it to find reports that

00:36:18.080 we put out um i said this over the weekend that when you go onto youtube the world's second largest

00:36:24.360 search platform and you put in rebel news your first search results will be critics of us with far

00:36:30.440 fewer views and far fewer subscribers it won't take you to the 1.6 million subscriber channel and so

00:36:38.420 while youtube is already doing this this really isn't i mean it is designed to catch youtube but

00:36:44.620 youtube isn't really the target here because youtube as you rightly point out does this already for

00:36:50.680 political reasons we know that this is what google's all about it's the up-and-comers it's the rumbles

00:36:56.180 it's the odysseys it's the super use it's all those other platforms that exist as a a foil i guess

00:37:06.100 to youtube who don't subscribe to metering untrusted content who just let the algorithm take over and if

00:37:16.420 people are watching it then they serve up more stuff just like that to them it's to catch them it's like

00:37:22.300 how the media bailout was designed to cbc if cbc if i the rest of the media you know to make them

00:37:30.800 compliant and beholden because they need those subsidies this is the same thing they're going to

00:37:35.300 youtubeify all the other platforms and if they won't go along to get along they'll do it by force

00:37:40.960 yeah yeah it's uh it's shocking and troubling and it's so counterintuitive and we saw this uh they

00:37:48.820 obviously started with the academic institutions often and we'll get into this in a second here but

00:37:53.460 the academic institutions often the the sort of bastion of free speech and thought even when

00:37:58.640 societies fall you can see this from the various sort of regimes often does the academia that

00:38:04.580 is sort of setting the tone while they were one of the first to go and surrender in fact become

00:38:09.320 complicit in pushing this um now they're going after now that they control that now that they

00:38:13.900 control the government um clearly they control mainstream media and the tv now they're like oh

00:38:18.600 the few outlets that aren't uh subservient and bending the knee to us how do we get them

00:38:22.780 that's what this is all about it is literally made in order to target rebel news western standard true

00:38:29.260 north those outlets that dare ask a couple tough questions and aren't beholden to the government

00:38:33.900 uh fortunately however um there definitely seems to be a turning of the tide coming up um and i know

00:38:41.340 that organizations like the society for academic freedom and scholarship um have been advocating for

00:38:47.200 this um but pierre polyevra says his prime minister he would appoint a free speech guardian effectively

00:38:52.620 to protect charter rights on campus and revoke federal funding for post-secondary institutions that

00:38:57.800 don't uphold free speech now for progressives out there if you're extremely alarmed by that that

00:39:02.700 indicates only that you're completely out of touch with how free societies work um any sort of idea

00:39:08.900 beyond propagating hate should be up for fair discussion within the university setting that is

00:39:14.140 the place where people are supposed to encounter all ideas um and then sort of formulate their opinions

00:39:19.620 that is not what is happening in universities today at all they're ideological forming centers um that

00:39:25.180 basically drive its single-handed narratives and many who survive humanities myself included um come

00:39:30.680 out of it as critical thinkers uh in spite of it not because of it um so to to see that that the

00:39:38.040 potential ex-prime minister um one of the candidates for the conservative party um taking a stand on this

00:39:43.760 issue i'm sad it took this long i'm sad the conservatives went along with this madness for so long under

00:39:49.220 andrew sheer and erin o'toole um but these types of talking points candidates like dr leslie lewis pierre

00:39:54.840 probably ever roman bab or so on so forth um they seem to be saying the right things on these issues 0.98

00:40:00.060 um and whether they're windsocks who are echoing what they're hearing from people they speak with and

00:40:05.120 what the polls are showing or whether those are their principles it does signal that there is indeed a

00:40:09.440 shifting uh horizon as far as uh perspectives on this across canada as there should be because the

00:40:15.040 pendulum swing towards totalitarian progressive ideological uh drive is has gone pretty dramatically

00:40:23.400 and it's time for that swing to come back the other way yeah there's uh and the liberals if you

00:40:29.460 question them on anything they their standard go-to thing is you are misinformation now it's one thing to

00:40:37.160 call you fake news or a liar but misinformation i think is a different connotation especially when the

00:40:42.840 government is bringing in legislation to deal with quote misinformation when they say misinformation

00:40:49.460 translate in your head to speech they are bringing in legislation to censor and that should make you very

00:40:56.800 worried um we had liberals in the house of commons responding to criticism of c11 saying that

00:41:04.760 uh basically the critics and like the academic critics of c11 are misinformation

00:41:12.820 and then we have that liberal pablo rodriguez he's the heritage minister he's the guy bringing this

00:41:18.660 legislation in having a literal conniption in the house of commons because the liberals aren't rolling

00:41:25.160 over or i'm sorry the conservatives aren't rolling over and going along with the ndp to support this bill

00:41:32.560 they're actually doing something to fight for free speech which i'm not sure they would be doing

00:41:37.100 if aaron o'toole were still the boss maybe we can show that clip

00:41:40.780 this is speaker everyone knows that the conservative when they wake up in the morning

00:41:50.000 they think about filibustering mr speaker that's right and they go when they go to bed at night they

00:41:55.260 think about filibustering mr speaker and what do they do in between they filibuster mr speaker that's

00:42:01.540 what they do they've abandoned the creators they've abandoned our bodies and they've abandoned our

00:42:05.960 culture mr speaker

00:42:06.820 he's just screaming and wait that's not an argument that's just a madman in the house of commons it's

00:42:18.960 the kind of guy that if you saw him performing like that on the street you'd call security you'd be

00:42:23.660 like hi cops there's a crazy person on the street but look at him he's so furious that they're not

00:42:30.660 going to let him stomp on the free speech rights of canadians that he's losing his mind in the house

00:42:36.240 of commons well and the the sort of sick sad thing is i mean i think these people believe it some of

00:42:41.840 them obviously some of the higher officials they don't believe it they're they're happy and just

00:42:46.160 trying to seize control but it is just shocking how orwellian this stuff is you and i have certainly

00:42:51.720 developed an ear for it i think many of our viewers likely have as well but even with covet 19 you could

00:42:57.800 see the terms they would start to use and uh yeah they'd say it two or three times oh up it's not

00:43:02.800 your third dose it's up to date now um it's oh this is misinformation they literally have these orwellian

00:43:09.200 board meetings about new speak and the types of words that everyone should be using to get into head

00:43:14.820 into people's heads and getting into into their heads that this is the new language moving forward

00:43:20.840 this is something that happens within the liberal party i can i can almost guarantee you and in fact we

00:43:25.740 can atib the emails where they're saying this is the new terminology that we're going to be using

00:43:30.340 so watch out for that if all of a sudden you see trudeau freeland and tam or someone else saying these

00:43:36.400 sort of buzzwords that's something that they're working on it isn't just them coincidentally saying

00:43:41.400 that it's one of their new speak words that means something there's part of one of their campaigns

00:43:45.780 and misinformation disinformation um they they lie all the time and it's it's almost like during the

00:43:51.840 the ottawa um protests that were taking place um when when the uh ottawa police every tweet they

00:43:58.100 basically put out was the opposite of the truth it was categorical misinformation um but they're saying

00:44:03.320 that the other stuff the the true reports on the ground things that were verifiable by camera

00:44:08.700 verifiable by people verifiable by boots on the ground they're calling those facts misinformation

00:44:13.740 uh and and some of them aren't opinions they're literally here's a shot of what happened

00:44:18.500 no that's misinformation uh and here's a story that counteracts all evidence placed before you

00:44:24.560 and sadly in 1984 fashion people believe that they believe they're at war with Eurasia or whatever

00:44:30.940 they're just embracing and and believing this wholeheartedly when it's it's self-evidently

00:44:37.320 counterintuitive to the fact so i think canadians need to wake up to this sentiment it's not a cliche

00:44:43.360 to say that we're living in this orwellian society or at least the onset on it because

00:44:47.540 they seem to have taken it as our shirt says from the rebel news store as an instruction manual that's

00:44:52.800 not the intent it was intended as a cautionary tale but not surprising from a guy who admires

00:44:57.420 china's basic dictatorship yeah yeah it's uh it's a strange time to be alive when free speech is hate 0.73

00:45:05.220 speech when um isolating from your friends and family and calling the cops on your neighbor

00:45:13.680 is public health i mean it's just you look how quickly they flipped all the meanings of our the

00:45:20.900 common parlance and people just went along because they were so fear washed by it all yeah and another

00:45:27.280 story that ties into that very well if you don't have anything else to to add in um is some some of

00:45:31.700 the madness that we have seen with uh biological males who have the categorical sort of skeletal and 0.96

00:45:38.500 testosterone advantages um participating in women's sports um it's obviously been headline news right

00:45:44.680 across uh the world and as far as how you deal with this situation do you create separate leagues do

00:45:50.240 you make accommodations do you set certain thresholds for testosterone levels uh who knows but clearly

00:45:56.140 there is a large portion of society likely in line with this that that doesn't want anything in

00:46:02.000 place and they would simply believe that oh well whatever you identify as dave chappelle does a bit on it

00:46:06.480 where he says well if lebron jane suddenly identifies as a female he's going to get 50 000 baskets in the 1.00

00:46:11.780 wnba um clearly there has to be some metric of sensibility and fena has decided to restrict

00:46:18.600 trans uh gender athletes um in elite women's swimming um and they're hoping that other people will sort of

00:46:25.780 follow their blueprint no doubt they're going to be marginalized and vilified for bringing in this

00:46:31.180 common sense uh restriction and limitation program uh so that people simply cannot be

00:46:36.340 dominated um i'm sorry to break it to people out there but there is a biological uh difference

00:46:41.740 between men and women um men are generally going to be stronger and in a large majority of sports that

00:46:47.860 involve physicality um there's different leagues for a reason it's very rare that women can compete in 0.98

00:46:53.480 those men's professional leagues um so there's a separation for that reason so someone transitioning over

00:46:58.240 whether it uh i can't i can't remember the name there's an mma athlete who pulverized

00:47:02.820 uh who was it was trans who pulverized a female athlete we've seen swimmers absolutely dominating 1.00

00:47:08.520 um so there there has to be some sort of metric in place there that's common sense uh trudeau would

00:47:14.420 probably call it misinformation or hate speech but i think for anyone out there sober-minded even if

00:47:19.100 you're trans you should be like well there has to be some metric in place yeah yeah i mean and it's 0.91

00:47:25.580 funny that this the movement to change this is actually coming from swimming where are the contact

00:47:32.580 sports people on this issue and i don't want to make this like a disgruntled thing about me so i'm not

00:47:38.920 going to talk about my experience with this but where are the contact sports people this is highly

00:47:44.740 dangerous for young girls to be playing contact sports against males who have gone through

00:47:51.380 testosterone puberty outside of the unfair competition the size of a male heart versus

00:47:59.180 a female heart and the size of their lungs and their bone density and their weight their musculature 1.00

00:48:05.820 outside of that a 250 pound male barreling at a 16 year old girl where are the contact sports people on

00:48:16.400 this but sheila obviously that's that's like a theoretical example that hasn't really happened 0.98

00:48:22.420 has it no no no this is just a complete this weekend completely theoretical you know and it's

00:48:30.560 it's just it's just the most sort of caricaturistic emblem why is all of this sort of ridiculous double

00:48:39.140 speak nonsense like an f1 driver sponsored by a sort of oligarchical oil company the saudis

00:48:47.280 i'm criticizing oil uh freeland and trudeau who jet set around the world and are among the biggest

00:48:52.920 emitters criticizing uh emissions um they no doubt i doubt that the hundreds of thousands of dollars

00:48:58.720 they managed to spend on booze on these flights they're probably not uh they're probably not drinking

00:49:03.200 reusable and washable cups i'm sure there's there's quite a bit of garbage being generated

00:49:07.320 from all this uh and right across the board to this like oh yeah no no that is 100 a girl we don't

00:49:13.540 need to ask any questions it doesn't matter that their shoulders are as broad as atoms and they're

00:49:18.500 clearly enjoying an identified advantage on the field and it's so it's so we talked about sort of

00:49:24.900 academics academics are clearly on board with this type of nonsense but we even saw the media

00:49:30.420 editing photos of trans athletes to make them look more feminine right to sort of justify this

00:49:36.860 absurd narrative so you have the government you have academia and you have the media complicit in

00:49:41.940 this sort of absurd cover-up of something that that signals that they know they're wrong the fact that

00:49:47.780 they're photoshopping something to color the story signals an underlying guilt they wouldn't be doing

00:49:53.700 that if they didn't know there was something to it furthermore the academics and the government

00:49:58.240 unwilling to engage in conversations about whether or not it's fair that someone who enjoys

00:50:03.500 biological advantages should just be able to participate where they want the fact that they 0.78

00:50:07.780 won't engage in that factual and self-evidenced conversation uh speaks to the fact that they know

00:50:14.540 they're they're engaged in spreading misinformation to use their terminology um and that if this comes

00:50:20.000 under any sort of scrutiny or anyone looks at it objectively um there's going to be problems i for

00:50:24.980 and say kudos to uh the swimmers and the swimming organizations for um having the uh cojones i'm

00:50:32.060 surprised they fit inside speedos um to to put this down on paper and get it done uh someone's got to do

00:50:38.620 it and uh we left it to the swimmers it's always it's the swimmers the truckers the you know what i mean

00:50:44.060 it's not the academics not the professors not this not that it's these uh yep sort of people who just

00:50:49.580 just can tell something's wrong and decide to do something right who are taking a stand

00:50:52.860 where are the feminists as you know girls female athletes are put in danger and have their spots 1.00

00:50:59.700 stolen by mediocre men where are the feminists i don't know they get they get called fascists like 1.00

00:51:05.660 uh rallying turfs um yeah yeah yeah you get vilified and this we've lost dialogue very much 0.97

00:51:12.240 in society it's all the all these sensible conversations that we could have and should

00:51:15.820 have listen wherever someone is on these spectrums as long as they're not propagating hate being

00:51:20.880 violent issuing threats those types of things i i'm so happy to have a respectful conversation with

00:51:26.260 anyone even on the polar opposite of the spectrum but the fact is they're not willing to have these

00:51:31.000 conversations they won't sit down for an interview they won't come to the table um they very much are

00:51:35.880 saying listen the government the academics everyone's on my side the mainstream media i don't have to talk

00:51:40.800 to you i can just force my way on you and you have to accept it otherwise we're all going to get

00:51:45.080 together and brand you a fascist uh try and shadow ban or officially ban your platform uh and ruin your 0.64

00:51:53.040 lives uh and that's something we have to get away from yeah it's always activists with no actual tie

00:51:58.700 or interest in the sport who are happy to ruin the sport for your daughter yeah anyway we've got uh

00:52:05.220 quite a fair number of chats here to get to uh adam ottawa gives us a buck and says if you read the

00:52:13.040 single-use plastics bill correctly canada will still be allowed to produce the products for export

00:52:17.540 just canadians won't be allowed to use them there's weird things in that bill i was reading before i came

00:52:23.180 on i'm going to do a video on it uh for tomorrow um the the labeling and the treatment of like

00:52:30.660 plastic straws where they're going to have to be in a store um just crazy that's like crazy

00:52:37.880 like i'm with the stuff with the smokes and the adult mags give me some of those adam literally

00:52:42.500 they're over the counter like suit if you go in all ashamed yeah they are going to keep them like

00:52:49.260 the um pills that you use to make meth right like the blister packs of pills that you use to make meth

00:52:55.860 that are behind the counter that's where the straws are going to be and you have to give a good reason

00:53:00.140 for needing them that's uh i want them that's my reason give me my straws yeah get escorted out oh 0.78

00:53:07.780 man is that real that can't be real that's ridiculous it's real i'll go through the bill

00:53:12.220 in my video i've already given too much away but yeah yeah the government that legalized hard drugs 0.80

00:53:17.440 is treating your straws like cigarettes like hard drugs yeah legalized straws but i can't drink a diet

00:53:25.380 go through a straw legalized straws uh analisa 1964 analisa has david menzies in the bloodstream

00:53:32.240 uh she gives us 10 bucks and says i've missed you lots of amazing videos as usual keep up the great 0.66

00:53:37.060 work well thanks analisa make sure you tune in tomorrow with david menzies uh paul auto newman

00:53:42.220 gives us a buck what if paper straws were coated in beeswax would that be a possible way to preserve

00:53:47.580 them during use so that they do not dissolve oh but then they wouldn't be vegan and then they

00:53:55.360 could people matter and they would probably affect the taste a little bit and the bees are busy

00:54:00.080 everyone knows that we need more bees they're already they're overburdened over we already have 0.54

00:54:04.360 plastic just use plastic why are we inventing all these weird things to make a paper straw behave like

00:54:11.840 a plastic straw just use the plastic if only we could come up with like a substance that was readily

00:54:16.740 available recyclable didn't develop any taste didn't deteriorate inert if there's something like that

00:54:22.980 safe easy to produce affordable um if we could develop yeah if we could even develop a super

00:54:29.420 fabric material something like that that could resolve all our problems yeah kind of space age

00:54:35.940 material might that be yeah i don't know but you can keep dreaming scott not two tees gives us five

00:54:43.100 bucks government sponsored news is gross get the truth with gun and soce yes yes very good thank you

00:54:52.160 very good sir um paul auto newman gives us five bucks does rebel news plus the western standard plan

00:54:58.200 oh does rebel news and the western standard plan or perhaps you're thinking about hosting a ucp

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00:55:20.480 is or is trying to organize a ucp leadership debate and i do know that as far as the federal

00:55:29.200 conservatives western standard canceled theirs because pierre polyev wouldn't agree to come

00:55:34.820 but then they said you know what who cares we're just going to host it anyway so theirs is back on

00:55:39.820 for july i think it's july 8th so um we'll be there in full force for that they've invited us to

00:55:46.400 come and ask all the questions that the candidates can handle from us here at rebel news so the whole

00:55:51.920 team will be there then we've got aqua skies 3636 15 minutes ago macron lost his majority oh

00:56:00.520 uh israel looking at an election israel's always in a constant state of election just bring back a bb

00:56:08.500 just it's their parliamentary system the knesset with all the like minor parties and regional parties

00:56:14.900 and it's very complicated there's a lot of horse trading and pokemon cards involved to make a stable

00:56:20.580 government there um so i i don't know i wouldn't be mad if they went back to um election and then maybe

00:56:27.920 they didn't have bennett as their leader anymore

00:56:31.300 um canada needs common sense and fast thank you to you both love rebel thank you aqua skies

00:56:38.620 3636 gives us a buck um saw a charming clip of rex murphy's comments regarding rebel news and ezra

00:56:47.360 love it you are so appreciated rebel news we're lucky to have you thanks now that was uh rex said

00:56:53.140 some nice things to say about this you know what do we have that clip can we show it

00:56:56.180 i'll give you a second to dig it up while i read the next comment and then we've got one from

00:57:03.560 aqua skies 3636 um a buck says plastic bands here in vancouver ridiculous common sense please

00:57:11.280 i love plastic it's i want to be an advocate for the if i were not a journalist i would probably work

00:57:18.520 in media relations for the plastics industry i absolutely love plastic i love learning about

00:57:23.680 plastic and all the things that it can do and all the jobs that it creates and all the value it adds

00:57:28.600 to the canadian economy and um the more the liberals hate it the more i love it it's just sort of

00:57:33.980 like inverse effect i'm up here that when they get down there i'm just i love it do we have the clip

00:57:40.460 of rex murphy

00:57:41.160 perfect and that's this table here where you see general ezra

00:57:49.800 and the praetorian guard i know two things of great confidence that if anything uh from the

00:58:00.500 necrotic mainstream media you were to break it in and out of the praetorian guard would be on them in

00:58:06.200 a flash and secondly i think he'd be saying out loud because so many other darker missiles fly his way

00:58:18.200 i'll put it in a straight language his constant abrasive annoying and extremely aggressive presence

00:58:26.120 the canadian media is one of the most necessary things that we have

00:58:31.320 you know i think it's good to see the box get my little love there he's been pretty cooped up in

00:58:44.260 toronto the last two years and uh you know you sort of end up i don't know when you're not out there in

00:58:51.960 the world you know it's different we're we're out here in canada and you sort of you get the love

00:58:57.480 when you go to the grocery store you get the love when you go to canadian tire get your skate sharpened

00:59:01.120 whatever people are like wanting to talk to you about the work that you do maybe it's a little

00:59:04.820 different in toronto um but it's nice to know that even someone as esteemed as rex murphy with his

00:59:12.520 wonderful turn of phrase the necrotic mainstream media um he knows it you know sometimes ezra's prickly

00:59:20.120 but he does it all in the interest of canadians and transparency and truth

00:59:24.980 well heaven forbid there be a prickly journalist out there holding politicians to account

00:59:30.740 um often prickly is a uh name holder for someone who asks good questions so i think that's very often

00:59:37.100 the case um but yeah no lack of folks coming up to us talking to us on the street uh whether it's

00:59:43.760 downtown calgary bar a small town um and ezra's name no doubt often comes up so um yeah very very

00:59:52.800 glad to hear rex honoring him but uh for people out there who maybe don't know everything that we do

00:59:57.520 effectively is by an extension of the sort of effort that ezra has put into setting this up so

01:00:02.600 glad to hear uh that that all the work he's done is being acknowledged by some of these significant

01:00:07.660 historical canadian figures um with that all being said i think that brings us to the end of the show

01:00:13.760 uh maybe olivia we can go out on kian's clip from church in the vine just so people can see just i mean

01:00:20.800 we we've been selling out movie theaters but movie theaters seat about 270 275 we filled a church that

01:00:28.300 seats over 600 with people um on friday nights um for our family friendly um showing of

01:00:37.640 trucker kian's trucker documentary so um maybe we'll go out on that but before we go let's just

01:00:43.620 thank everybody adam thanks for um co-hosting the show with me today from the office in calgary

01:00:50.840 despite our interruptions on our technical difficulties i think everything went well

01:00:56.620 uh thanks olivia and the gang in the office in toronto for putting the show together behind the

01:01:02.920 scenes and all the web editors and web team to make sure that the show is available for everybody

01:01:07.580 to click on and then watch thanks to everybody who pitched in to keep the lights on thanks to

01:01:11.960 everybody at home who watches to make us canada's largest independent media company

01:01:18.460 and as david menzies always says stay sane

01:01:22.560 and blessed from the bottom of our hearts to be able to partner with sheila gun reed

01:01:31.200 and the entire rebel news team

01:01:39.840 all right so i just wanted to welcome you and trust that you are feeling comfortable

01:01:50.960 i see some of you got your popcorn and your pop and your chips already apologies that our machine

01:01:57.060 was not able to keep up with the demand so thank you for patience the popcorn is continuing to come

01:02:03.540 so give it a little bit of time and then go check again uh you are in for a treat tonight

01:02:09.920 yes have any of you seen the film yet

01:02:14.420 none of you made it down to calgary to see them

01:02:18.180 oh we're part of the love of you you have seen it and it is amazing you are definitely in for a treat

01:02:25.300 thank you

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Rebel News Podcast - June 20, 2022

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