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00:00:31.560 welcome to the rebel news daily live stream it's monday which means i'm your host sheila gunnery

00:00:37.460 and i'm joined by my friend in calgary adam sos adam how's it going oh it's going absolutely

00:00:43.640 wonderful no complaints how are you oh i'm great it would appear if people have been watching before

00:00:49.780 we came on the stream um if people had joined to watch the um patrick brown live stream about his

00:00:56.600 future my prophecy my predictions have been fulfilled i said that he was going to run for mayor

00:01:02.960 again because he just feels that it is his it's his entitlement he must be elected to be in charge

00:01:14.680 of something that's what that's like his reason for existence and even after all the scandals even

00:01:20.920 even after the scandals the reason he had to well that he was kicked out of the conservative party

00:01:29.160 leadership race and then basically proroguing city council to avoid answering questions about

00:01:35.000 um were you paying city staff while they were on the payroll of the city to work on your campaign he's

00:01:44.100 been canceling uh city council meetings to avoid answering that question and now he comes out and

00:01:50.640 announces that he's going to run for mayor i mean just the gall of this guy he won't go away how similar

00:01:57.420 is this guy to justin drudeau in this like perpetual just like i can't be wrong i don't make mistakes

00:02:03.780 he's just dodging the fact that he was thrown out for all of his continued sneaky patrick brown

00:02:09.920 behavior um and then he comes out not to address it but to be like we're so excited to be moving

00:02:15.480 forward and this is the next decision that i've made the next step for me and my family listen you

00:02:21.040 can criticize jason kenny here in alberta just about as much as you want uh but when when he sensed the

00:02:26.180 tide had turned and he was no longer wanted he probably could have held on to power he probably

00:02:30.880 could have done what pat brown is doing um some argue the fact that he's carrying on his intro he is

00:02:35.700 doing that a bit but uh at least he had the decency to say you know what i'm not their guy anymore i'm

00:02:39.740 going to mosey on pat brown not even an ounce of that humility so uh yeah so yeah it's it's

00:02:46.660 unbelievable man hopefully the uh the the residents of uh brampton know a little bit better but uh i

00:02:53.540 don't know this guy's just one of those guys who just doesn't seem to go away um we'll talk about

00:02:58.620 him a little bit more here um but i should tell everybody what we're doing here and as um it is on

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00:04:13.100 or me will do our very best to answer your question comment or hear your story idea so that's it i don't

00:04:20.400 know if you caught that adam but patrick brown said that he doesn't want to i don't know take the

00:04:29.620 conservative movement in the direction of ted cruz why or donald trump and i'm like so you don't want

00:04:39.140 to be uh successful you don't want you don't want to win um because ted cruz he's a pretty reliable

00:04:46.960 winner in texas uh people really seem to like him he's actually uh a constitutional traditionalist

00:04:54.140 and uh he's got also got a very successful podcast so i you know i don't know i i feel like saying we

00:05:02.000 don't want to take the party in the direction of these successful republicans i think that's a bad

00:05:08.660 argument to make i mean pat brown makes jean chalet look like ted cruz um this guy was going to

00:05:15.540 this guy i mean if justin trudeau isn't is the patriarch of western separatism which is kind of a joke

00:05:22.860 going around because under justin trudeau's reign we've seen uh western separatism and push uh the

00:05:28.720 significant push for sovereignty independence more rights just skyrocket under justin trudeau

00:05:34.420 well pat brown became the leader he would be just as bad towards the west and i think that would

00:05:39.040 definitely be the straw that would break the camel's back so to speak um so i mean there's a few other

00:05:44.720 sorry to cut you off olivia says we should go back to patrick brown live oh okay let's do it

00:05:50.860 that we're ready uh to serve continue to continue to serve the city of brampton mr mayor

00:05:57.140 your name is still going to be on the ballot um you did sign a phone on him

00:06:01.560 there's a potential that your name will have you checked off a lot

00:06:06.160 so there are many uh new members of the party who joined the party for the first time thinking

00:06:24.380 that the party could take a different approach um and uh for them they've lost that they've lost their

00:06:31.360 voice they've lost their opportunity um but uh that is a decision um that the establishment

00:06:37.980 of the conservative party made and um i'm moving on from that chapter and now just focused on

00:06:44.440 making sure that i can give every opportunity uh to the residents of brampton

00:06:48.360 there was a reason that was manufactured and i think uh um the legal team that uh um is dealing

00:07:02.040 with the party uh was very clear uh that there was no wrongdoing there was no breach of elections

00:07:07.640 canada um and i have complete confidence in marie hennon and her team um that uh that that

00:07:14.280 will be made abundantly clear

00:07:15.380 well right now my focus is going to be on the city of brampton and that does mean working with

00:07:25.480 all parties over the last four four years when i was removed from um partisan politics because

00:07:31.620 municipal politics is non-partisan um i had an enjoyable time working with all parties and my

00:07:37.160 goal will be in the years ahead to work with any party whether it's green orange blue or red whoever

00:07:43.080 can serve the city of brampton and that will be my approach i'm ready to sit down with anyone

00:07:47.400 um that can put brampton in a better position that's his political policy as well where we're

00:07:53.560 gonna put him in a better position let's sit down on so jean chariot is a good friend i believe

00:07:59.720 he shares many common values and i did share with my team that they're uh certainly have my blessing to

00:08:06.600 um get involved with any candidate that they believe shares the same inclusive values that i do

00:08:13.080 will you support the forensic investigation by council currently under way any expansion of

00:08:18.520 them in the whole disclosure public of the findings such as the brampton use scandal

00:08:23.640 so we do need to have an investigation into why the integrity commissioner um was um fired um for

00:08:31.400 doing her job why the city solicitor was fired for doing his job um i believe residents of brampton will

00:08:38.120 render their verdict on what i believe was inappropriate conduct by some councillors the superior

00:08:43.960 court has clearly said that they were wrong and i i certainly am going to support uh investigations into

00:08:50.600 that uh disappointing behavior are there any other uh questions

00:08:55.960 can you explain why your social media spending went up in the months of march april are there any other

00:09:03.800 questions that's important to answer to go back to an earlier question is there any reason that people

00:09:09.000 of brampton should not believe that running for mayor is a plan b backup point so you know it was the

00:09:14.360 residents of brampton that encouraged me to try to bring a bill davis style approach to the federal

00:09:21.000 conservative party and as the residents of brampton who have said if the party doesn't want to go down

00:09:26.200 that path then come and serve our city and so it's the residents of brampton that i'm taking my

00:09:31.560 encouragement to and i feel very optimistic that we're going to have a great result in october that

00:09:36.680 will put the city in a very strong position if you win re-election i think some questions have been

00:09:42.360 ignored i don't know where they're from but if you become mayor again would you shut down any audits

00:09:49.240 uh into into into any financial activity from you on behalf of edson brampton city hall possibly

00:09:55.560 connected to the federal race would you let those audits go so first of all there those are ludicrous

00:10:01.000 claims that have no credibility pushed by political adversaries uh let me be very clear we're going to

00:10:07.480 insist on an investigation to the wrongdoings of the councillors that removed the integrity commissioner

00:10:12.920 for people that make nonsensical arguments about brampton's lobbying to get a med school

00:10:18.680 i am proud that brampton landed in med school and it was premier himself premier ford when he called

00:10:24.680 me to tell me the news the day before the provincial budget he said um in terms of your brampton new

00:10:29.720 proposal you're not going to get a university today but how does the med school sound and i said i'm

00:10:34.440 elated and i'll be proud to run on the fact that our council unanimously supported a proposal to bring

00:10:41.080 a university to our city we spent less than the previous council on that advocacy but we actually got

00:10:46.680 results i will never ever be disappointed in the fact that this council delivered a medical school

00:10:52.600 to to our city and i want to actually give credit uh to councillor santos and councillor singh if it

00:10:57.960 wasn't for their relentless advocacy in terms of getting um on brampton if it wasn't for their

00:11:04.440 relentless advocacy there'd be no med school in brampton this is the first new med school in the gta in

00:11:10.760 a hundred years and we're proud of it in brampton

00:11:24.760 okay that's good i was just curious if he was going to say something ridiculous about rebel news

00:11:48.760 um just on that he's pretending that didn't happen

00:11:54.680 on the integrity commissioner scandal uh this is something that has been glossed over i think and it

00:12:02.680 should be much more in the spotlight i can't believe given what sort of shook out with the integrity

00:12:11.560 commissioner in brampton that he even still decided to run and i can't believe that it's not a was not

00:12:19.000 a bigger campaign issue uh i'll just give everybody the close notes version the pointer did a really

00:12:23.880 great job on this brampton fires integrity commissioner maniza shake despite legal threat

00:12:30.920 so following two hours of closed session discussions friday brampton count this is way back in march by

00:12:36.600 the way so uh you know what was david menzies asleep at the switch this seems like a story you would

00:12:41.320 have been all over too anyway brampton councillors voted to terminate the contract of the city's

00:12:45.800 integrity commissioner the move comes two days after closed meeting discussions regarding the election

00:12:50.680 or the integrity commissioner spilled over into public session with councillors

00:12:54.600 michael paleschi and rowena santos those are the ones that he just congratulated for supporting him by

00:13:00.760 the way revealing that others had moved to end shakes employment with the city their disclosure by the

00:13:06.440 way appeared to violate closed session rules that prohibit divulging most communication that takes

00:13:10.840 place in camera after learning that this is crazy she billed brampton taxpayers 321 600 in 2020

00:13:21.240 her first full year on the job and then 340 000 in 2021 for the part-time role she maintains while

00:13:30.360 simultaneously working as a partner in her law firm gets better gets better following paleschi's

00:13:37.320 statements shake contacted all the members on council to intimidate them it would seem first

00:13:42.440 an email correspondence then through a letter threatening legal action should they vote to

00:13:46.280 end her relationship with the city so she's trying to intimidate elected council members 1.00

00:13:52.280 then she said i in the letter it said i have every intention of litigating any potential illegal

00:13:57.320 decision made tomorrow and holding the city and individuals of council rep are responsible for

00:14:01.720 any damages that may ensue as a result of the unlawful termination of my contract shakes it in an

00:14:06.520 email to all councillors obtained by the pointer the motion to end the contract brought forward

00:14:12.040 friday in a special meeting by councillor martin medeiros carried five to three with councillors

00:14:18.440 medeiros doug willens charmaine williams pat fortini and gurpete dylan in favor while councillors paul

00:14:24.760 vicente michael paleschi and har kuret singh voting against it and again patrick brown seems really

00:14:33.400 uptight about the uh integrity commissioner being booted but he wasn't even in that vote this gets

00:14:40.120 better though because this is so like perfectly sneaky patrick brown can we put this back up

00:14:46.360 uh let's keep going uh the count the conduct of these council members raises a substantial concern

00:14:53.880 about conflict of interest and procedural fairness um councillor martin medeiros told the pointer that

00:15:01.400 he and councillor pat fortini each received separate anonymous complaints against them thursday morning

00:15:07.640 the day after the procedural action was take was taken to set in motion the dismissal of shake

00:15:15.080 the timing of our complaints is pretty obvious as to what certain members of council council have been

00:15:19.400 trying to do you're not even allowed to file an anonymous complaint you question why some members

00:15:24.840 are so concerned about bringing in a new integrity commissioner individuals who fill these roles

00:15:29.160 change all the time i understand this is part of an intimidation campaign as today's decision shows

00:15:34.920 a majority of the council members will not be intimidated by other council members in our

00:15:38.680 responsibility to represent the in the interest of brampton taxpayers all the members who voted against

00:15:45.480 terminating shakes contractor aligned with brown who has been criticized for allowing shake to rule

00:15:50.360 on complaints against him this is where we get into sneaky patrick brown stuff and why someone with

00:15:55.800 the questionable integrity should probably not be your elections or your integrity commissioner

00:16:00.440 uh as the two are linked through past connections naturally shakes husband's company was paid to do the 0.97

00:16:07.640 work do work for the ontario pcs when brown was a party leader and she publicly came out in brown's 0.95

00:16:13.400 defense when he faced allegations of sexual misconduct that lead to has that led to his downfall from

00:16:18.360 provincial politics brown denies the allegations brown and shake have appeared publicly together at

00:16:23.560 events and he uses a picture of the two of them together on at the podium of one such outing for a previous

00:16:29.160 political campaign website well there she is um we don't need to hear about doff conacher he's

00:16:35.880 a union activist but blah blah blah blah blah and then of course as we scroll down they go back to

00:16:41.400 um i think that she's the integrity commissioner however that ruled that patrick brown didn't really do

00:16:51.400 anything wrong when we uh okay so the hockey bag it's in the caption here the hockey bag next to patrick brown

00:17:01.480 in the rebel news video it was filled with equipment and it had patrick brown's name on it

00:17:07.160 but maniza shake the integrity commissioner that was just filed is the one that accepted brown's

00:17:16.280 explanation that it was someone else's bag even though the players were already in their equipment

00:17:21.160 when brown arrived late and it literally had his name on the bag this is the woman and so the other

00:17:25.800 and she's like billing almost four hundred thousand dollars or three hundred fifty thousand dollars for a 0.98

00:17:30.280 part-time job um and she's linked to brown through her husband she's appearing in his campaign literature

00:17:38.440 the counselors are like this is the opposite of integrity um and she goes on this intimidation 0.55

00:17:45.160 campaign in the fiefdom of patrick brown of brampton and he is today defending her at the podium

00:17:52.760 this is why people don't want him around he's so sneaky everything he touches just gets corrupted

00:17:57.960 his campaigns may as well be how dumb are you like anyone voting for this guy at this point

00:18:03.720 he is he's a caricature like he makes trudeau look like not a half bad guy if i had to pick who to have

00:18:11.240 a beer with it would be a tough draw because trudeau at least acknowledges that he is a snowflake liberal

00:18:18.200 whatever you want to call him um he does that to a to a horrible extent but he's up front about it

00:18:23.480 um patrick brown continues to parade around as a conservative uh and there's nothing particularly

00:18:29.480 conservative about his politics in fact when there are conservative politicians he shuns them and he

00:18:34.600 tries to emulate the great heroes of conservatism like erin o'toole oh wait no they absolutely basically

00:18:41.400 ended conservatism and now people like pierre polyabra um maxime bernie some of the leadership

00:18:48.600 candidates very much more on the lines of ted cruz are bringing conservatism back but this guy

00:18:54.040 it's it's unbelievable that this guy carries on and when he answered that question about whether this

00:18:58.680 was a plan b of course it was he wants to get the hell out of brampton he literally wanted to get the

00:19:03.480 hell out of brampton he tried provincial politics he's trying federal politics he's like no no i always

00:19:08.200 wanted to be here i'll settle settle for being mayor of your town i mean frankly the way things are going

00:19:14.440 people in cities in this country for some reason vote for abusive leadership the same way alberta

00:19:19.480 stays in an abusive relationship with ottawa i don't know why we do it but oh i sure hope that the

00:19:24.840 people in brampton wake up and smell the fresh air maybe smell a little coffee while they're at it come

00:19:30.760 to their senses because this is what this guy does he gets caught over and over and over i don't know

00:19:37.240 why he's being taken seriously as a politician at all because he is just the worst he's a caricature

00:19:44.360 of bad corrupt politics i just don't know why like does he not have somebody around him who says

00:19:52.520 you know what patrick let's just go into lobbying or something you'll make decent money but we need

00:19:59.960 to get your face away from these cameras and you need to get your family away from this you are out of

00:20:05.560 control it's like he's addicted to being elected to something and then being in charge but once he

00:20:11.960 gets there he just corrupts everything he touches it's it's like he's human mold you just touch it and

00:20:19.080 then the molds on it it's why he wants to be in power and why he needs to get elected though like

00:20:24.840 these this political class with all these ethics violations justin trudeau like it we're you you can

00:20:31.160 look right now and we can we can probably let people know pat king is going to be released on

00:20:35.560 very strict bail conditions but you look at pastor archer paulowski you look at tamar leach who by the

00:20:40.760 time her bail hearing comes up will have spent 48 days overall cumulatively behind bars by july 25th 0.95

00:20:47.160 you look at the treatment those people are getting most of these politicians have done far worse things

00:20:51.720 repeatedly and that's even only on the front of covet 19 infractions um like they're categorically worse but

00:20:58.440 we live in this society where for some reason politicians are exempt from the same standards

00:21:03.960 in fact they're exempt from more standards than than would land you and i in jail um it's absolutely

00:21:09.400 shocking to see that this is happening here but this is why this guy wants to be in power

00:21:13.400 once you get a taste of this make a call and make a ticket go away the laws don't apply to you um you can

00:21:20.040 write everything off you can expense these jet trips all of this stuff like there's almost nothing uh in the

00:21:26.440 corporate world you can make you can make more money don't get me wrong but you can't just do

00:21:30.760 this blanket absurd right spending exempt from the law do whatever you want power grabbing nonsense

00:21:38.120 and it's insane that we've come this far that we're seeing cities spending so much money governments

00:21:43.080 provincially spending so much money obviously the federal government under justin trio the absolute

00:21:47.480 worst but these people should not have access to resources so uh excessively that they can do these

00:21:54.200 insane things they're doing it's it it's almost worse than justin trudeau and i can't even believe

00:22:01.080 i'm going to say this because justin trudeau actually sort of leads with his chin on this stuff

00:22:06.200 where he just says so i did it so what are you going to do to me he you know like he does blackface 0.96

00:22:15.640 and i think he led with his chin into the barber too but anyways that's another yeah yeah i know that's

00:22:20.280 another thing too his barber is obviously a conservative voter out to get him that's my

00:22:24.920 theory i think you're right though sorry you're i think you're right though it's worse yeah yeah i i

00:22:31.240 think justin trudeau he does not deny that he is corrupt and that he is unethical and that he's done

00:22:38.680 blackface he just sort of says you guys are still gonna vote for me i don't care he just says yeah you 0.95

00:22:45.320 know what i've got one two three i mean they are roman numeraling his ethics reports at this point

00:22:53.720 and he just says well what what are you gonna do three hundred dollar fine whatever uh yeah sure i did

00:23:00.200 blackface one two maybe three times but you know what it's a learning experience for all of us that's

00:23:05.240 one step in the right direction from brown who just says no i'm not running brampton like it's

00:23:13.000 kazakhstan when it's pretty clear he is like he just his corruption knows no bounds especially with 0.87

00:23:19.640 his ethics or yeah the ethics and integrity minister or commissioner that's crazy that she is somebody 1.00

00:23:27.480 who's directly linked to him featured in his in his information she's charging half like her salary 1.00

00:23:34.040 is unethical like her contract itself is unethical commissioner is unethical yeah it's insane yeah

00:23:42.840 and then she's ruling she's the one making the ruling saying oh yeah i know that totally wasn't

00:23:48.360 patrick brown's hockey bag with his name on it yeah yeah and we need to get away from this as a country

00:23:54.920 because like canada can very quickly become venezuela and this is how um we saw some of this under redford

00:24:01.320 as well but ontario is particularly bad i think there's some of this in bc as well with this absolute

00:24:06.600 madness these massive salaries for part-time ethics commissioners contracts being given out for

00:24:13.000 millions of dollars willy-nilly to friends of friends with no accountability metrics and and

00:24:18.520 this is stuff that there would be like serious legal investigations for you give your friend a

00:24:23.160 a sole source contract and you know them and they cover up some questionable legal conduct as elected

00:24:28.440 officials and it's just like you we're gonna we're gonna ask you to resign like if i started

00:24:35.080 stealing money from a company and then i had a couple million dollars off in the cayman and i was

00:24:39.480 flying off um i wouldn't get asked for a resignation and get to go live my life out uh that's not how the

00:24:45.640 real world works but that's how it works for politicians yep now speaking of venezuela i think

00:24:51.400 that's a good segue into this next story because we're on a fast track there we are going to be a very

00:24:56.680 oil rich country with all of our assets stranded in the ground and people are not going to be able to

00:25:05.000 fill their gas tank up um and it's already getting bad so here's the story in i pulled it up in the cbc

00:25:13.080 courtesy of the canadian press because uh global mail has theirs behind a paywall um it says ottawa

00:25:18.440 proposes to cap oil and gas emissions using industry specific carbon pricing system so um

00:25:27.880 this they they say it's industry specific carbon pricing as in this is not something that's going

00:25:33.800 to hit you at the pump but it will because it's going to cut into supply because certain things

00:25:38.200 are going to quickly become unprofitable for the companies to proceed with certain projects are and

00:25:43.640 this is just as alberta starting to get back on our feet isn't this convenient right and we were

00:25:49.480 just saying you know the emissions caps are coming they're coming they're coming look at holland they're

00:25:54.600 coming well they naturally it's justin trudeau so they go after oil and gas first but farmers are

00:25:59.720 always second right so it says canada aims to cut emissions across all sectors see this is where they

00:26:05.640 get the farmers but they start with they they they sell it to people saying oh we're just going after big

00:26:12.440 oil big oil they're scary but they're going to get the farmers too canada aims to cut emissions

00:26:18.520 across all sectors by 40 to 45 percent from 2005 levels by 2030 what year is this that's very soon

00:26:27.320 very very soon this is going to cost thousands of jobs yeah yeah oh more than thousands yeah this is

00:26:34.040 insane but the thing i just quickly before you carry on i just want to talk about that

00:26:38.200 the sort of industry specific capping what what you have there is a categorical attack on the west

00:26:44.600 because it's not going to be automotive manufacturers and steel mills in hamilton and

00:26:49.160 around toronto um it's going to be ranchers and oil companies categorically that is part of this whole

00:26:56.200 regional capping and and specific to certain industries this is once again just an attack on

00:27:01.480 the west and it's absolutely just maddening to see how it worked there with this furthermore they're

00:27:06.920 going to have these eastern companies that are in these schemes then selling their cap excesses to

00:27:14.040 western companies so they're they're on a fundamental level hooping these these industries as far as

00:27:18.760 telling them they have to reduce but then they're also saying oh by the way pay more carbon taxes

00:27:22.920 and also from eastern companies that we've given a bunch of initiatives to or hydro or whatever it may

00:27:27.880 be bicarbon credits off of them it's astounding um and sorry i'm just pulling up the the country's

00:27:38.920 candidate imports crude oil from because cbc reveals itself as very very cbc here if you read halfway down

00:27:48.520 it said um the industry has work to do particularly on the oil side where canada's heavy oils require

00:27:57.160 more energy to extract from the ground than places like saudi arabia nice place okay maybe no yeah

00:28:04.280 okay so okay so i don't care about the energy inputs to extract from the ground when um you are flogging

00:28:13.320 women in the street for showing their faces i don't care i don't care but whatever it takes to starve that 1.00

00:28:20.920 industry i'm fine with here i don't even care if it costs more energy per barrel than the barrel

00:28:28.200 itself as long as we are not lining the pockets of the world's worst human rights abusers but

00:28:34.200 secondarily it's interesting that they mentioned saudi arabia but they didn't mention venezuela and

00:28:39.080 they sure as hell didn't mention bakersfield california where the energy inputs are much higher than canada's

00:28:45.480 oil and gas sector particularly in the oil sands but this isn't just about oil sands this is also

00:28:50.760 about the drilling in the eastern slopes with conventional drilling this hits all of it so

00:28:55.320 it's not even about the oil sands it's about crippling canadian oil and gas while turning a blind eye to

00:29:01.240 venezuela bakersfield california and i say good for bakersfield i don't care about emissions but these

00:29:07.160 people say they do and so why are they turning a blind eye to these places well and then they're also

00:29:12.280 they're saying oh yeah all the resources to get it out of the ground they're again what about tanking

00:29:17.080 it over and oil exposure in the oceans they don't say the cumulative cost in energy as far as getting

00:29:24.040 it over they just say oh well this one sort of niche part of extracting it it's it's higher on that one

00:29:29.800 front so they're they're they're very selectively choosing what they do but i mean the fact that the

00:29:35.080 cbc is like look the saudis like look at the the model of uh what we should be following and where 0.93

00:29:41.640 we should be buying all our oil from um it's it's it's just getting stupid at this point like this

00:29:46.680 is they're so just in line with justin trudeau's rhetoric and and justifying buying over oil

00:29:53.640 overseas from serial human rights abusers instead of supporting our own industry which by the way we

00:30:00.360 are paying for most of this and have been for a long time with equalization so they'll they're still

00:30:07.080 continuing to take our money while deriding our industries they're then taking our money

00:30:11.960 and buying saudi oil with it and then criticizing us for how much energy it takes to extract the oil

00:30:17.160 from the ground now approximately listen to this approximately 40 percent of canada's refinery needs

00:30:27.560 were met by imports so 40 percent of the oil we refine upgrade in this country it's imported imagine how

00:30:41.320 many canadian jobs would be created just on the upstream side in extraction side if we could get canadian oil 0.70

00:30:52.680 to the irving refinery where they are getting oil from saudi arabia norway nigeria azerbaijan and up

00:31:02.600 until a little while ago the russian federation now the bulk of our imports come from the united states

00:31:09.080 but saudi arabia is not far behind and then uh it goes uh nigeria not the best place to be a human

00:31:18.200 being and then after that norway so that norwegian oil is coming across the north sea and it's going to

00:31:25.800 uh the refinery on the east coast of canada so what if what if we had a pipeline built where we could

00:31:33.960 just we're already booming in alberta or entering into boom times and we do and that we do natural

00:31:43.080 resource extraction here the best in the world imagine the albertan jobs that would be created

00:31:50.520 just to supply that one oil refinery and they won't do it instead they're coming after us as we try to

00:31:58.680 pull ourselves out of this trudeau and notley caused recession yeah it's you know there's no reason

00:32:06.920 whatsoever with the exception of maybe our american allies for the sake of nation sort of camaraderie

00:32:14.600 that we are buying oil from anywhere on this planet at all period like any government any federal

00:32:21.160 government that is buying oil from saudi arabia is categorically inept and i i apply that in blanket

00:32:29.800 terms and i include the conservatives in that because the conservatives are doing it as well any

00:32:34.120 politician who is not speaking out against buying foreign oil while we sit on resources while people

00:32:39.560 are suffering and while our country wants for money and is dealing with recession and all this stuff

00:32:44.600 is inept and i say that unapologetically regardless of which party you belong to that as far as anyone 0.56

00:32:52.520 concerned about fiscal policy that is the principal concern for this nation full stop on the fiscal front it

00:32:59.240 doesn't matter literally that the minor shifts and spending all those other things are very secondary

00:33:06.200 to the immense wealth that could be generated by only using canadian oil in canada politicians need

00:33:12.760 to wake up on this they need to take action on this front realistically other than yeah sure cutting

00:33:19.160 some spending but really nothing else matters economically in this country compared to the wealth that would be

00:33:24.520 generated by that and the jobs that would be generated by that and then they wonder why we want to leave

00:33:29.960 then they wonder why we want to go and there's also to your point the human rights considerations

00:33:35.800 like canada despite justin true justin trudeau's personal conduct and what he does to people and

00:33:41.240 what his guards do to reporters and things like that canada is still one of the leaders as far as as

00:33:46.600 rights covet 19 perhaps being the exception uh some of the responses but uh compared to saudi arabia even

00:33:52.760 during copa 19 things were relatively free here compared to there you certainly didn't see mass

00:33:57.880 executions of people um necessarily imprisonment certainly but we shouldn't be feeding into that

00:34:03.560 sort of regime when we have the resources right here there's no level on which this makes sense

00:34:10.200 other than oh guess what saudi arabico made a donation to the trudeau foundation or whatever there's

00:34:15.080 other than personal corruption personal investments personal interests um and on that front we really need

00:34:21.320 to start taking serious looks at obviously the trudeau family very wealthy but politicians who are

00:34:27.080 gaining immense wealth while they are in office like there's massive conflicts of interest and

00:34:32.680 there just seems to be no regard or cross-examination of that whatsoever um and you know we saw this

00:34:39.480 sorry we saw the same visceral hate for canadian oil from joe biden because i think regardless of

00:34:47.880 whether or not justin trudeau was somehow being enriched by all of this and you know just based

00:34:52.520 on how slippery he is i wouldn't be surprised to see that but i think it goes further than that it's a

00:34:58.040 deep cultural bigotry against the west and it it you know we saw it from his dad it's replicated in him

00:35:05.640 progressive politicians have have it i think we saw it from biden instead of saying yeah we'll just

00:35:11.320 finish this almost completely finish keystone xl he goes over to saudi arabia and begs them to up

00:35:18.840 production what a weak weak thing for you to show the world as far as foreign policy goes but i mean

00:35:27.000 that i think probably the least of biden's weakness i think he's a man in cognitive decline and i should

00:35:33.720 report the democrats for elder abuse but i i i hate to i i don't want to be the person who tries

00:35:42.280 to get inside the mind of a progressive but i think it has a lot to do with elitism you see

00:35:47.960 in alberta you don't have to go to university to make 250 000 a year you could just be a rig manager

00:35:55.560 and it's it's still one of those places where hard work and uh good choices putting your head down

00:36:06.040 you can still make a living with your back and your hand in alberta and a damn good living for your

00:36:11.000 family and i think those elitists in the east and in those progressive circles they really despise the

00:36:19.960 power that the oil industry gives to blue collar people they don't like it whatsoever and they 0.99

00:36:27.320 keep trying to starve the industry that gives these people that they the serfs it's the health

00:36:33.400 serfs get power really is through the oil industry and that they don't like it one bit

00:36:39.160 well justin trudeau has far more in common with some big oil baron in saudi arabia who's happy

00:36:44.280 to abuse people's rights as we've seen by all of this conduct then he does with working

00:36:48.440 class people trying to provide for their family that's why he he relates to these people that's

00:36:53.320 why he likes these people that's why likely and i mean i'm sure when you look at the networks of just

00:36:57.720 new go before he became leader of this country and after it's not going to be the accumulated

00:37:02.920 wealth of his salary over those years and it's going to be quite a bit more that's that happens

00:37:07.080 with almost every politician who enters uh leadership on a national level which is troubling to say the

00:37:12.280 very least but these people certainly identify far more closely with abusive global leaders than

00:37:18.280 they do with average joe's trying to take care of their family that's why they do business with

00:37:23.000 these people it categorically is not to get into the cultural clash marxism sort of stuff but there is

00:37:30.200 this overwhelming malice towards anything western from easterners not all by any sort of the imagination 0.95

00:37:37.160 but certainly the ottawa laurentian elite um who are who are just malicious they i mean they hate some of

00:37:44.440 their own people but they're right next door to them and they pay the bills to some extent so

00:37:49.080 they're willing to put up with them but they have so much unmerited and directed malice towards the

00:37:53.880 west that by the way is often responsible for the wealth and paying their salaries um but it's so

00:37:59.880 unwarranted but it's so evident because other than bribery or malice there's no real justification

00:38:06.280 for anything that these folks are doing it's troubling um i don't know if you have anything else on

00:38:10.600 that i am here gonna hear that we are no i was just gonna yeah i was just gonna say that's a great

00:38:14.760 segue into um your interview with our friend tarik because he is a guy who's not from here but he came

00:38:23.880 to the west and he fell in love with the west and the freedom and again the ethos that hard work and

00:38:31.480 good choices can earn you a great living and we don't care where you're from we just care that you're

00:38:37.880 here and uh you have a really great interview with tarik um and he you know he's a a cowboy

00:38:44.840 from the middle east who came to alberta just fell in love with the place and never left

00:38:50.920 that's incredible let's do an ad then we'll talk about that after sure great

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00:41:07.240 for you yeah okay go ahead sorry thanks so getting in this conversation for people we've talked to him a

00:41:14.120 few times but for the latest episode of the buffalo which is brought to us by our generous sponsors

00:41:19.240 who are advertising with us um app upper prosperity project um we got we were going out here and

00:41:24.680 sharing these incredible western stories and we've shared tarik's story before but maybe not in

00:41:29.800 like complete depth we kind of touched on the details he has some political involvement with the

00:41:33.960 maverick party and other organizations but for this story i wanted to really get his perspective

00:41:38.680 because something like 10 years ago he actually showed up as a tourist to the calgary stampede

00:41:43.800 um and saw rodeo for the first time often he'd go on trips to music festivals or whatever always to

00:41:50.120 some sort of event he's like he was watching a western movie he's like heck i'm gonna go

00:41:54.280 see a rodeo and then he's looking up what's the biggest rodeos on earth a couple in vegas calgary

00:41:58.760 stampede he's like i'm one of the calgary stampede the rockies they're there i will check it out the

00:42:03.640 first time he saw a buck come flyer a rock come flying out of that chute he immediately was like

00:42:10.680 i need to do this so yeah he saw the hard work he saw the grit he saw it he moved back to dubai

00:42:18.040 sold everything came here any jokingly in the video if you watch it if you haven't yet check it out it's

00:42:23.160 pretty great um he said he bought his alberta starter pack i think he went out and bought cowboy boots on

00:42:27.960 day one uh a set of tools on day two and a truck on day three um and he's like he has he has like a

00:42:35.560 ranch hand company he competes in the local rodeos he's on the airdrie ag society and the incredible

00:42:41.480 thing with his story is he he on day one when he arrived here he actually sent an email i think or a

00:42:48.040 call to the airdrie ag society and the president called him right away they went for coffee um she got

00:42:55.480 him right into it the first weekend he was in alberta he was opening the shoots at a local rodeo

00:43:01.400 um they helped him when he bought his first horse they they kind of walked him through everything

00:43:05.720 and it's incredible just how albertan that is this is someone from dubai not of this culture

00:43:11.960 who just was very much an outsider i don't think that i don't know if there's anything else in the

00:43:15.880 world where there's a complete outsider you can call in and say what do i do and like the president

00:43:20.040 of the local organization is like it's so important that we get this guy in um so he

00:43:25.240 said that it was the most inclusive most welcoming community they didn't care if you're willing to

00:43:29.880 do hard work um you were in so it's incredible lots of us maybe take stampede for granted um he

00:43:35.800 saw it for what it was and was absolutely blown away and the man loves the west i say time and

00:43:40.920 time again he may be from dubai he is as albert as they come it's an incredible stampede story but uh

00:43:47.640 it's incredible to see he's advocating for the west he says in the video it took about five minutes to

00:43:52.200 see that alberta was getting a raw deal so not only is he a dubai kid turned alberta cowboy um he's

00:43:58.680 also a political advocate for the west for alberta for these energy resources oil and engineering was

00:44:04.840 his background so he carries on in those fields but it's it's truly an incredible story it really

00:44:09.160 is i whenever i talk to somebody about rodeo i'm sharing his story he's just so incredible

00:44:14.200 he is everything i know to be true about small town alberta also so when you hear people from

00:44:19.960 downtown edmonton the ndp progressives accusing people from rural alberta of being just a bunch

00:44:26.840 of backwoods hillbilly rednecks that hate um muslims and newcomers that my experience with 0.84

00:44:34.680 rural alberta could not be further from the truth it's people who don't know us who think those things

00:44:40.680 about us we hear that from uh the justin trudeau liberals that they have all these anti-racism

00:44:45.880 policies in place not to deal with the likes of justin trudeau who wears blackface so many times 0.72

00:44:51.000 that he lost count but to deal with small town alberta and you know tarik's story is a monkey

00:44:58.840 wrench in their scheme yeah 100 you know even some of the stuff with like all the nazi flags and stuff

00:45:06.520 when i was in milk river when the guys were down in coots i'm sure it was similar in ottawa

00:45:10.520 you would have got your teeth rearranged by a trucker if you showed up with a nazi flag

00:45:15.880 and everything there was completely peaceful and everything but if someone made a racist remark or

00:45:21.320 was flying a nazi flag that's probably one of the thresholds that would have garnered the responses

00:45:26.680 that they were saying these people were violent and everything it wasn't the case the whole time

00:45:30.200 but that being overtly racist or discriminating is probably one of the things that would escalate

00:45:35.240 these truckers these cowboy folks um it's it's really incredible just how far this went uh tarik

00:45:42.200 makes a joke about all the talk about the color of his neck but he's never felt or alberta's necks

00:45:47.960 but he's never felt so included never felt so welcome never once heard a deriding remark um he

00:45:54.120 jokes that sometimes people uh the announcer that rodeos might get his name a bit wrong but he's like but

00:45:59.000 that's about the extent of it um he was totally and wholly welcomed into this and like you said i i just

00:46:05.160 don't think that there is i've never heard a better story that absolutely undermines everything they

00:46:10.680 would have you believe about these small towns they're they're so absolutely down to earth

00:46:15.720 welcoming humble they also and it's incredible how conservative they are they don't want to bother

00:46:20.920 you i was having a burger in a small town somewhere um and there's a big family sitting at a table and

00:46:25.880 i'm sitting alone i was between stories um and they're kind of looking over but every time i'd look

00:46:30.440 they kind of look down but it's pretty apparent they recognize me but they're they're they're

00:46:35.080 the dad's kind of saying look down at the end the dad walks over just says thanks for your work son

00:46:39.400 and then he goes back and the family leaves they're very like to each their own and we'll just do our

00:46:44.200 own thing and if you need a hand they'll be happy to come there but yeah so far from what they would

00:46:48.840 have you uh believe and i think that's part of the reason that these auto elites these politicians

00:46:54.200 hate them is because ultimately push come to shove um like we saw milk river coots these people band

00:46:59.400 together even if you're the kid from dubai um and you're like i want to be part of this community

00:47:03.480 they're like well if you're willing to roll up your sleeves you're in and you can't beat those types

00:47:08.280 of people people who get come together regardless of the color of their skin regardless of their face

00:47:13.160 regardless of what they may like or dislike but people who band together ultimately as a community

00:47:18.200 that is the most dangerous thing in the world for overreaching politicians yeah uh you know what on

00:47:24.920 that note i'll just touch on the uh pat king hearing this morning i was up uh quarter to seven

00:47:30.520 this morning in court because of the time change um with regard to pat king his bail hearing was today

00:47:38.120 and much of uh what was said in court is covered under a publication ban so as opposed to my usual

00:47:46.760 deluge of tweets when i'm covering a court hearing there was not a lot that i could touch on with regard to

00:47:53.400 evidence um or things that may be brought into the trial going forward but pat king has been held in

00:48:02.440 jail since february so five months on i think it's 10 maybe it's 12 but it might be 10 and then

00:48:11.720 subsequently he was charged um later on in april with uh perjury and so he was released um with some

00:48:21.080 pretty serious yes okay it's 16 so initially he had 10 and then others were tacked on including

00:48:27.320 some perjury um later on in april and i tune into that i really have concerns about what reality some

00:48:39.640 of these judges are living in when they describe uh what happened in ottawa the street protests with the

00:48:45.960 bouncy castles in this in the concerts and stuff and the shitty hockey and the uh pop-up soup kitchens

00:48:54.040 and uh this you know picking up garbage and things like that i have a real tough time with judges who

00:49:02.040 describe it as chaos and carnage and i sit through that all the time and it's like did you poke your

00:49:07.640 head outside did you go down there or are you just relying on several retracted cbc uh reports because

00:49:15.400 the way cbc reports it versus the reality of the people who were there very much different i mean

00:49:21.480 she even commended the police for their um not hurting anybody when they were clearing the streets

00:49:28.680 well i think our alexa lavoie and guillaume wa would probably take umbrage with that because 0.88

00:49:34.920 guillaume was pepper sprayed in the face as alexa's videographer alexa was shot in the leg with a

00:49:41.080 crowd control pepper scan pepper canister at close range that canister hit the ground and broke which

00:49:47.640 then pepper sprayed her eyes and she was struck with a baton but you know this is this is not

00:49:56.040 old ladies on mobility scooters and old ladies getting people people being dragged out of things

00:50:03.160 yeah andrew lotten like it's just it's like they have not they're commenting on things that they

00:50:10.680 haven't they i don't think they have the full breadth of information there they're only relying on certain

00:50:16.280 sources how does it happen though like how can a judge just be overtly factually wrong and it's it is this

00:50:24.280 like new it's like the same thing with the political class and i understand there's uh there's protections as

00:50:29.080 far as judges because they often deal with very sort of serious things and they don't want personal

00:50:33.480 repercussions but i mean if part of your ruling is a factually errant account of the events upon

00:50:39.400 which your ruling is based that i was not i mean these are going to be thrown away in appeals processes

00:50:45.240 eventually but how how as a judge can you state something that's overtly contradictory to the truth

00:50:51.240 yeah um i don't know how much i can say about the uh conditions um and king's condition while he was

00:51:02.280 in jail but that was a consideration for releasing him um it's terrible i i just couldn't believe what i

00:51:09.400 was hearing um but and just like you wouldn't wish it on your worst enemy and i've been a staunch critic of

00:51:18.440 pat king he dislikes me i have no personal feelings about him but i know that he doesn't like me um i've

00:51:25.160 debunked some of his baloney um and i know ezra has too when he said that he got the alberta health

00:51:33.800 services to admit that they had no evidence of isolation of the coronavirus while he was self

00:51:39.800 representing himself in court on a lockdown ticket and basically uh alberta health services said they

00:51:47.160 have no material evidence pertaining to his case as in this is irrelevant what yeah this is irrelevant

00:51:53.800 to your lockdown ticket and we don't care and we've got nothing to we've got like there's nothing to

00:52:00.120 show here not that we don't have evidence of isolation of the coronavirus it's that whatever

00:52:05.240 evidence we do have it's not relevant to whatever you're arguing here today and you didn't file the

00:52:09.400 subpoena properly anyway and so i pulled those transcripts after he went on an american news outlet and made

00:52:16.280 those claims that went viral and i thought yeah this is that doesn't sound right and uh i did the work

00:52:23.960 we got the transcripts we read i literally just read them and said ah here he's got a gross

00:52:29.080 misunderstanding of the legal terminology here um which is why you hire a lawyer to like yeah to make

00:52:36.280 sure that we do this yeah there's frequently stories that come to us and they sound incredible

00:52:43.320 or like oh this is the smoking gun this is the kudaga to to put an end to all of this um if something

00:52:49.080 is too good to be true what we usually do is scrutinize it as journalists should do this it'd be

00:52:53.160 great it'd be great if the cbc or some of these other organizations tried it um and sometimes these

00:52:57.880 stories like sheila said turn out to be factually errant and they're there there there's something

00:53:02.760 fundamentally wrong with them and misunderstanding whether it be overtly lying or unintentionally

00:53:07.640 misunderstanding um there's there's a degree of uh judgment within that but we'll often run it by

00:53:12.840 lawyers and say does this sound judicially correct and and then we bring it to you guys factual sorry

00:53:18.680 but carry on yeah no no and i just a lot of people were mad at me for that why would you do that

00:53:25.400 people need hope yeah people need hope but not false hope that's just snake oil and uh i think it's

00:53:30.680 unkind to yeah it's unkind to keep people in a a sweet sweet lie when they need to live in reality

00:53:36.600 and uh uh you know whether or not it was intentional or otherwise when i contacted both the journalist

00:53:43.480 and king to say like maybe you guys just misunderstand this um i realized that some of the language they

00:53:50.120 use in court is difficult i court report all the time so i know that it's it is difficult um as a lay

00:53:56.600 person um but would you mind correcting the record and instead i got you know people mad at me for

00:54:02.120 that all that is to say none of that matters this guy's been in jail for five months five months

00:54:11.800 tell me like child sex offenders murderers get bail he doesn't get bail five months

00:54:19.880 it's it's it's it's whatever you feel this is unjust he's been released though today after a two-day

00:54:28.680 bail hearing last week with some pretty strict conditions they it's a lot like house arrest well

00:54:36.520 it is basically house arrest so a huge a huge um bail up front no contact with other organizers

00:54:45.720 multiple sureties involved on this checking in on him no social media he has to close down his

00:54:50.840 website no participation in any anti-government protests a 10 p.m to 6 a.m curfew he's basically

00:54:58.440 only allowed out for medical treatment and to go to work um and he has to and he's like that's it and um

00:55:07.080 um it's it's that that wasn't good enough either for karimji he's the uh crown who is also on the

00:55:16.520 tamera lich uh file he wanted that because some of the criticism had leveled at him because of the

00:55:27.800 treatment of tamera lich was what are you doing spending all these taxpayer dollars to fly out three

00:55:34.200 or four cops in a private jet to grab tamera lich from medicine hat and bring her all the way back 0.76

00:55:38.360 to ottawa that seems a little ridiculous over a photo so to address that he says okay well if pat king

00:55:46.200 breaches pat will have to turn himself in to the ottawa police immediately like if you breach and that

00:55:56.200 we've decided you're in breach you have to get yourself back to ottawa immediately or you're in breach

00:56:02.440 again pat king's basically indigent at this point he hasn't been able to work he hasn't been able to

00:56:08.360 see his kids i don't know if his medical conditions now will even allow for that what are you doing

00:56:14.840 making somebody responsible for the cost of their own arrest maybe act reasonably before you breach

00:56:21.000 someone on a minor thing maybe leave him in the medicine or the edmonton jail or wherever he ends up

00:56:26.040 because he's going to be shipped immediately back to alberta keep him there have him appear remotely but

00:56:31.880 flying a bunch of cops out in a private jet to bring them all back all back to ottawa that seems a little

00:56:36.680 ridiculous but i thought it was interesting that that was the solution that that that was the thing

00:56:42.520 that karimji thought people found objectionable was the cost of the taxpayer that it should be on

00:56:49.880 the i don't know the defendant when it was no the resources you're expending on this minor bs

00:56:56.360 that's what people was mad but he didn't he didn't get that there there's going to need to be after

00:57:02.440 this all settles and all the god willing appeals processes which on some of these fronts it seems

00:57:09.480 probable with with arthur paulowski and some of the other cases uh chris scott of the appeals process are

00:57:15.080 likely leaning towards partial or complete success and overturning some of the things we've seen before

00:57:21.320 there's going to need to be massive judicial reviews um i don't know how exactly that's going to carry

00:57:27.400 out but it's absolutely essential when tamara leach is being held now and for anyone i don't understand

00:57:36.120 whatsoever she the the for those who don't recall she took a photo with somebody that she wasn't allowed

00:57:42.120 to have communication with unless her legal counsel was present at a dinner being hosted by her legal

00:57:48.040 counsel with all of her legal counsel present some of them might be in the picture even

00:57:53.080 at face value she didn't reach the terms of her her bail by any metric but she was at an event

00:57:59.480 with her lawyers with her legal counsel um and she's being held regardless this is such nuanced

00:58:05.240 nitty-gritty stuff you literally have like serial sex offenders getting caught around playgrounds again

00:58:11.720 while on bail and they're all been tossed before a judge in like 12 hours and the judge is like

00:58:17.160 don't do that again we're gonna let you go but and they re-offend while on they re-offend while

00:58:22.200 on bail and get bail again yeah it's insane it is absolutely monstrous um and and for judges watching

00:58:30.360 some certainly do like give your head a shake like look at reality look at what look at some of your other

00:58:38.520 cases that you're working on and juxtapose them for just a moment with the prosecution and persecution

00:58:45.000 that is going on and i think persecution is becoming a more apropos term um of some of these

00:58:50.920 people um they are going to be due if justice is done immense settlements when all of this comes to

00:58:58.600 light when all of this comes to fruition and i hope these people they've been so abused so derided

00:59:05.000 i hope they don't i'm not offering legal advice by any stretch but i hope they don't sign off on time

00:59:10.200 served and you get to move on with your life because this is categorical injustice and if this

00:59:15.800 continues just to carry on as it is the judicial system will not remain it can't be trusted people

00:59:21.800 will not look at it the same way whatsoever that started with the auto police it started with the

00:59:27.080 arrest of pastor ardu povolowski james coates and it's gotten worse and worse and worse this is targeted

00:59:32.280 political harassment full stop plain and simple i'm really well running out of time yeah there's just one

00:59:38.680 more thing i want to mention from the from the bail hearing um he cannot engage in media

00:59:45.720 any sort of media interviews and again i find much of what pat king says in well in general

00:59:52.440 objectionable um i think he gets his facts wrong almost constantly um i think that he misleads people

01:00:00.760 for clicks and likes but do i think his tongue should be cut out not at all and i think that's the

01:00:06.920 difference between our side and the left is if someone says something i disagree with i just don't

01:00:14.280 listen but they want him silenced he can't even do media interviews to talk about the conditions that

01:00:21.960 he faced in jail and what it did to him that's outrageous it is absolutely outrageous now i know why

01:00:30.120 his lawyer agreed to this condition because she obviously just wants him to shut up but that's not

01:00:36.200 the point the point is he should be able to tell the world what happened to him in there that's the

01:00:42.280 point yeah this is the stuff of non-democratic nations exactly i'll tell you what we'll let you go

01:00:49.720 but you can't tell anybody what happened to you what what are you hiding what was happening in your prison

01:00:55.320 jail or you go back to jail if you tell everybody what what happened to you the first time we're

01:01:00.520 going to stick you back in there yeah it's sick yeah it's absolutely wild um wild to see what's

01:01:08.120 happening in this country and again i i said this off the bat but if you're wondering how a country like

01:01:12.920 venezuela goes from one of the bastions of freedom in south america with the fourth highest economy in the

01:01:19.640 world to absolute communist hell hole that's falling apart eating the zoo animals yeah eating 0.68

01:01:27.240 zoo animals uh and i think something like the population lost 20 of their average body weight

01:01:32.680 not that they were overweight to start with uh but the the population is starving it's leadership like

01:01:38.520 this it's corrupt judiciaries like this it's politicians like pat brown um that that lead us down

01:01:44.440 this troubling path um we were talking bad judge i want to talk good judge for just a couple

01:01:49.160 seconds here um i know we have to wrap soon i'm sure you've got a busy day but a judge blocks

01:01:53.960 that biden directive allowing trans athletes to compete in women's sports some sensibility that

01:02:00.280 protects people's well-being um we've seen trans athletes absolutely dominating in women's sports 1.00

01:02:07.000 without uh without really anyone daring to stand in competition with them um especially we've seen

01:02:12.360 some of the more egregious cases with mma where people have been absolutely female athletes

01:02:16.760 particularly beaten to a pulp power lifting competitions cycling competitions whatever

01:02:21.560 it may be um of course there was efforts uh concerted efforts to prevent that uh swimming organizations

01:02:28.280 saying we're not going to allow this to happen anymore there has to be thresholds there has to be

01:02:31.960 measures of course biden never want to address anything important and always want to weigh in on

01:02:37.000 progressive politics um made effectively an order to allow people to compete wherever they want

01:02:43.640 um a judge now sort of interjecting and preventing that from moving forward so um there are a few sane

01:02:49.480 good ones out there to say the very least yeah and i learned that about uh public sector bureaucrats 0.81

01:02:56.120 last week there are a couple within uh canadian heritage which oversees sports canada who have tried

01:03:05.800 and tried and tried to be the voice of reason on this issue in canada and the liberals continue to

01:03:11.480 ignore them and pray for those people they're probably in a re-education camp somewhere just

01:03:16.440 getting re-educated and diversity trained to death somewhere um after their colleagues told on them but 0.57

01:03:23.400 i've read the briefing notes and uh we know you're out there um and i appreciate what you're trying to do for

01:03:29.400 our daughters uh you're putting your careers at great risk okay let's get to uh some of these chats

01:03:35.800 because we're past the top of the hour already so we've got uh university gives us a buck how dare

01:03:42.200 he say he didn't do anything wrong i hope he'll be kicked out in october i just you know and it's

01:03:48.760 funny how he's like i signed up all these people to the conservative party of canada who feel disaffected

01:03:54.200 you signed up low liability low interest uh those aren't even conservative voters those are just

01:04:02.680 people who bought a membership if you can't retain them after you go you're probably not they probably

01:04:09.240 weren't conservatives because they don't even share the most basic conservative values well and we know

01:04:14.440 we know that there is and patrick brown is someone who did this uh there's certain cultural communities

01:04:20.040 where they uh their leaders of the cultural community will say oh this is the guy we're

01:04:24.120 backing he's kind of got our interests at heart and they'll they'll sell and this is some of the

01:04:28.680 sketchy stuff where you see maybe one credit card used to process a bunch or at least they're like oh

01:04:33.160 we've pre-gathered the funds here it is um and suddenly hundreds of memberships being sold to one

01:04:38.360 community um those people and i mean we've seen it with jagmeet singh and justin trudeau where they say

01:04:43.160 oh we were we're told by our faith leaders to be here um i don't know if i'm really going to support

01:04:48.040 them or they're heckling the people in fact but um there was a lot of that we saw that the

01:04:52.280 leadership debates in edmonton as well where these communities kind of band together and then that

01:04:58.200 patrick found lots of his sold memberships that he advocated for were bulk sales of that nature that

01:05:04.520 people in other places um including jason kenney here and uh were criticized for doing we saw this

01:05:12.440 firsthand i think it was in a david menzies video it might have been in a dakota video actually

01:05:17.080 um it was a patrick brown event and they were asking the people like why do you support patrick

01:05:22.680 brown and he said i don't my mosque just told me to be here i'm actually a ppc voter

01:05:29.240 that's about right this isn't a conspiracy theory this is like bona fide fact this is something

01:05:33.720 they tell us on camera they're like no the mosque told us to be here but i actually am a ppc voter

01:05:39.160 yeah yeah so and i don't think that people who are in cultural conservative communities who tend to be

01:05:46.440 social conservatives as well i don't think patrick brown would be their guy to start with um so

01:05:54.360 anyway uh aaron burton 32 gives us 10 bucks and says i love how patrick brown brought his wife and

01:06:00.280 kids to the podium sympathy points keep up the great work rebel you know i just i've got nothing but uh

01:06:06.760 pity for his um wife and kids and sure he brought them there for optics sake but on the flip side

01:06:13.960 politicians do that all the time when they do announcements about their future they always

01:06:18.680 bring their family to show like hey i'm a family guy i'm doing this for my kids that's why i care

01:06:23.480 about the future so it is um it's cynical but everybody does it not just him yeah and lovely

01:06:31.560 family very friendly his wife waved and smiled and it was very yeah things oh yeah so lovely family we're

01:06:38.920 not going to throw anything their way whatsoever god bless them nope i generally leave the families

01:06:45.160 right out of everything um but they they seem really nice yeah uh fraser gives us five bucks over

01:06:51.640 the weekend another crazy bee shot three people thank god there was an armed civilian that shot the bee dead

01:06:57.720 yeah again armed civilian stops a bad guy takes a good guy with a gun to stop a bad guy with a gun

01:07:03.720 that's always the case um so that's why i'm such a critic of progressives who want me to outsource my

01:07:10.920 safety to uh the likes of the uvalde police you know like if we learned anything from uvalde it's that uh

01:07:20.280 maybe the police aren't gonna help you stop stop everything everyone wait a second i need to go get

01:07:25.480 some hand sanitizer so everyone watching just stop because i'm gonna go do that right now instead of

01:07:31.160 carrying on with stream with you is the logic of that police force i mean they're looking at their

01:07:35.480 phones and and doing everything except intervening to save lives arresting unarmed moms who were gonna 1.00

01:07:42.040 go in and just do it with their bare hands arresting them yeah and then wasn't it wasn't it a border

01:07:48.200 guard who eventually showed up and a border guard who is at the barber shop and for the barber shotgun

01:07:54.760 borrowed the barber shotgun because he got a text message from his wife and you know what again

01:08:00.760 i i said this to juan before but the texas border guards are the best law enforcement agency in the

01:08:08.360 entire country they've got a compassion for the people who are being trafficked across the border

01:08:14.440 but boy when called upon to act no matter what they come they help and they are the front line in

01:08:21.160 defending the homeland they really are well and this is but this goes back to that note on accountability

01:08:26.520 for politicians and judges it has to happen with police too when you have ontario ottawa police

01:08:33.560 like laughing about putting their jack boots on and running over ladies on mobility scooters

01:08:38.200 and pointing guns in people's faces who are literally parked and maybe not even involved in

01:08:42.840 the protest um those people need to be held to account those people who refuse to take action

01:08:48.360 to save lives that was their job and duty at that time they all need to be fired immediately but it

01:08:54.120 won't happen because they're part of that class that that doesn't face accountability right uh alberta

01:09:01.560 separatist gives us five libraries politicians need to be licensed like truckers electricians plumbers

01:09:06.440 lawyers doctors inspectors and every every other profession we trust i don't even care about licensing

01:09:11.880 because people want a journalism license and journalism is a thing you do and not a guild you join

01:09:18.280 um but i think they should be licensed as a trade worker in order to be a politician

01:09:24.120 sure sure that makes sense yeah you know what if you're going to license other people you should

01:09:30.040 be licensed too yeah well police to be in police to be in these other departments you need like

01:09:34.280 life experience and to prove you're you're a sane and sensible person so experience more than a drama

01:09:40.360 teacher say to be leader of this country i don't think that's necessarily a bad idea on the flip side

01:09:46.040 isn't that what the electoral process and the campaign is all about making that case to the public as

01:09:50.760 opposed to some licensing agency because who would be on the licensing agency but your fellow liberals

01:09:56.680 right i'll be honest they never pick they never pick like the people you want making these decisions

01:10:03.480 for these sorts of things look at the ppg parliamentary press gallery or the alberta legislature press

01:10:09.320 gallery having witch hunts for for journalists they don't like right like you don't want to give these

01:10:14.360 people the power but um yeah i don't know there's my solution is always not more bureaucracy but

01:10:22.200 wouldn't it be nice if they got a taste of their own medicine sometimes um and then the politicians

01:10:27.240 can lose their license for not doing their job for lying or corruption they also need to be able to be

01:10:31.320 sued well they can be just not when they yeah just not when they're speaking like in the house

01:10:37.080 then you have parliamentary privilege january 777 gives us five bucks if politicians care so much

01:10:43.800 about environmental impacts why are they dropping cyanide and heavy metals on us globally in the

01:10:47.960 form of chemicals okay um fraser gives us a buck talking about products i bought today i bought the

01:10:55.880 justin castro t-shirt can't wait to wear it proudly as at our next rally we have some great great fun

01:11:02.040 new shirts in the rebel news store at rebelnewsstore.com um i think we have a very there's this is one of

01:11:08.520 my favorites come and take it the the church shirt um that's on my list i just got my promo

01:11:14.600 code to order some new t-shirts and i'm i'm filling my stuff yeah there's klaus schwab stuff there's

01:11:20.680 trucker stuff um there's farmer stuff there's church stuff so all those that beef shirt with the

01:11:27.240 little steer is so good i love it i love it i love it i got compliments when i was out and about

01:11:34.200 wearing that shirt and then we've got one from alberta dawn gives us two bucks where's jason kenny

01:11:40.040 on this nitrogen fertilizer issue western premiers need to say hell no the west we'll see how it works 0.98

01:11:44.680 out in ontario and quebec and then we'll talk yeah and then january 777 gives us two bucks when

01:11:50.520 trudeau gave one billion to the provinces to initiate the vaccine protocol 10 provinces uh 100 million dollars

01:11:56.120 per province where did the alberta funds go jason kenny well it just went into general coffers and

01:12:01.080 actually i think it was a billion dollars per province was it not yeah maybe i'm wrong yeah

01:12:05.960 i think it was a billion dollars per province if you brought in it was to support the implementation

01:12:11.240 of the vaccine passport system and it just i think it just went into general revenue and

01:12:15.880 this goes to how insanely high the spending is um i did ask travis tables about the four billion

01:12:21.160 and spending allegedly missing uh over covid uh covid response uh mechanism supplies all that

01:12:27.960 stuff he did assure me that there is an update coming and everything is accounted for um so the

01:12:32.600 money is not missing as original report stated but a billion dollars is not a lot of money even in

01:12:38.280 the province of four million people in this day and age they spend unimaginable sums of money um

01:12:43.960 and that that's part of the problem to be honest sure it is okay i think that brings us to the end of

01:12:49.960 the show um adam thanks so much for coming along on this wild ride and you know we had some breaking

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01:13:28.840 every day thanks everybody in the studio in toronto and behind the scenes everywhere else really throughout

01:13:33.800 the world we're a global company now who uh does the things that they need to do to make sure that our

01:13:39.000 stream is available for you to watch thanks everybody who chipped in to keep the lights on over here

01:13:43.320 at rebel news and again around the world in our specific locations um we'll i guess yeah i think

01:13:49.160 i'm here tomorrow i'll see everybody tomorrow i think i'm on air with david menzies and as david

01:13:53.480 menzies always says stay sane so i've always wanted to be a people helper i've always wanted to help

01:14:01.320 people so naturally firefighter and emt that just fell into my wheelhouse um but over the last few years

01:14:08.760 i've noticed especially with the the calgary department it's turning more into a corporate

01:14:13.000 business unit and it's not about serving the needs of the citizens sure the guys like my brothers we're

01:14:20.840 there rain or snow we're there for the people but sometimes it just feels like the agenda is getting

01:14:27.960 pushed from administration to be more of a business unit and i don't like the way the direction was going

Rebel News Podcast - July 18, 2022

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