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00:00:00.000 good morning welcome to rebel news live stream i'm your host today matt brevner with my co-host

00:00:18.080 the wonderful alexa how are you doing this morning i'm pretty good and you matt i'm doing

00:00:25.120 i'm doing good this is uh my first time on the live stream it's been a few months so i'm pretty

00:00:30.400 excited to be back there's there's there's so much going on in the world today and honestly

00:00:35.760 it's hard to keep up so i'm excited to go through these events with you today i i swear this feels

00:00:41.280 like every 15 minutes something that's just mind-blowing you know you know shocking and

00:00:46.880 awful awesome so yeah today today is no different what's going on in your world oh my god a lot of

00:00:57.120 things happening in quebec i cannot believe like uh yeah so many some so many stuff especially like

00:01:04.160 our government to try to pass so many uh crazy bills because it's majority and you see like

00:01:10.880 the elections coming so yeah of course it's uh crazy but i saw like so many stuff happening in

00:01:16.640 the west coast as well so and as well in davos uh in switzerland so we'll uh try to catch it up

00:01:24.080 today what is going on uh for the last week sorry sorry a bit of a technical difficulty i'm not i'm not

00:01:35.520 getting any audio oh you know uh understand what i say that's so sad but i i

00:01:47.120 yeah sorry i missed that whole thing alexa you were you were muted on my end so i'm gonna have to

00:01:51.680 apologize but it's okay not a big deal

00:01:58.080 it's like it's like every every day we we mute the french one and we continue our life with the english 0.94

00:02:04.000 one yeah that seems to be that seems to be a pattern in our country as a blade but uh how about

00:02:10.160 how about let's get let's get right into it a couple days ago justin trudeau uh was in town for

00:02:16.320 a few meet and greets in british columbia in the lower mainland my my hometown and um the last event

00:02:23.840 he was scheduled for the day was actually a thousand dollar a plate fundraiser where he was

00:02:28.240 scheduled originally to be meeting with uh premier john horgan to make an announcement about the 2025

00:02:34.320 invictus games um protesters met him there it was 50 at first it grew to about 150 but they were quite

00:02:42.640 loud and uh quite quite aggressive and it turns out that he didn't end up making the appearance um we

00:02:49.440 had thought maybe he had snuck in through a back door or something like that but for security reasons

00:02:54.080 they called it off however the next day when this was reported in mainstream media global and national

00:03:00.240 post and cbc they reported that trudeau didn't go because racial slurs were being hurled um firstly

00:03:09.200 i'm not saying that that didn't happen but i was there and i didn't hear it with my own ears

00:03:13.440 and secondly i don't really understand why i think i lost you

00:03:25.520 oh can you hear me now now yeah now yes okay okay how much how much of that did you get

00:03:32.400 i just just the that's the small hand the hand of what you say um so you were just talking about

00:03:39.760 uh trudeau have heard like uh about racial uh things and so you were there on the scene you

00:03:48.080 didn't notice anything of that yeah we didn't notice any any racist slurs that you know there was a

00:03:54.960 typical uh f trudeau which has become an international slogan uh which seems to follow him around whether

00:04:02.080 he's in the uk or whether he's uh you know at the united nations or wherever else he is he is um but i

00:04:08.560 thought it was interesting that he would then take that opportunity well of course he would take

00:04:13.040 that opportunity to say he didn't appear in front of these people who paid a thousand dollars a plate

00:04:17.120 to see him because race racist slurs were being lobbed i don't see why that would stop him from

00:04:22.400 appearing somewhere like words would stop him from appearing somewhere somewhere i can see it being a

00:04:26.640 security risk or whatever else and that should have been the appropriate headline but of course

00:04:31.280 you know the uh the race baiting liberals took every opportunity they could to make it about something 0.91

00:04:36.480 else but if we if we have that clip i think it would be good to play it uh so people people can see

00:04:42.320 what the scene on the ground was like so i would i would call him like a coward sorry but uh oh like

00:04:49.920 how did he know that uh you have some racist flirt or something like that he never showed up anywhere 0.99

00:04:57.040 that they have like a big protest as a freedom convoy as every kind of protest oh but he know every

00:05:05.360 single word that the the people have pronounced or showed during these protests uh i'm sorry you

00:05:12.640 actually build a story that fit in your narrative and afterwards you have a good reason to not showing

00:05:18.000 up like where you need to be yeah totally i think it was just a little bit too convenient uh what i what

00:05:24.160 i didn't appreciate is uh the the global mail article actually that i read uh it linked somehow what what

00:05:32.160 had happened to uh jagmeet singh and peterborough to some sort of quasi-racist racist motives or racist

00:05:39.840 intentions and honestly i just think that's sloppy it just goes to show how out of touch these elite

00:05:45.760 politicians and media party folks are if they can't understand why you know people in the only country

00:05:53.040 in the world now other than north korea where you can't fly or board a plane or even leave uh because of

00:05:57.760 your medical status which should be private information anyways um you know we're well

00:06:02.400 we're well past all of this but people can't understand why you know folks might be upset with

00:06:08.400 our politicians it just shows how tone deaf they really are it must be racism right because it

00:06:13.280 couldn't couldn't have anything to be with seven million people not being able to leave their own

00:06:17.040 country or being held politically captive but anyways um yeah we got you yeah we got your clip

00:06:23.600 i will like okay yeah let's let's yeah let's run that yeah

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00:08:12.720 yeah there you go it was that was that was one thing we actually noticed uh i had never seen that many

00:08:18.560 range rovers in succession at one place at one time there was a lot of money at this event

00:08:23.840 um i will i will say though the the temperature of this protest was higher than some that i've been to

00:08:30.800 previously even with more people i think it just goes to show how polarized we really are

00:08:35.920 as a country and how broken things really are in canada and even in the west generally um i can

00:08:42.000 understand why the prime minister did not appear at this event given there was only one

00:08:46.080 entrance and one exit if it's if you if you're concerned for your safety he is the head of state he is the

00:08:51.840 leader of our country so his security is important his physical safety is important

00:08:55.040 um however for it to be labeled as somehow racist just because of that i i don't i don't think that's

00:09:03.040 fair and i think that uh diminishes the true you know concern of these not only these protesters but

00:09:09.680 a lot of canadians like there was a poll uh yesterday on uh the canadian uh canadian health twitter

00:09:16.480 asking about whether people would get boosted and whether they think that mrna vaccines are safe

00:09:21.440 and effective and it was overwhelmingly like not like nine to one no and this is on their own

00:09:26.240 government twitter so you know people still can't read the room um you know we're reading in in

00:09:31.680 in the wef that moderna is complaining that they have to throw out what was it 30 million doses

00:09:37.120 30 million boosters because the the general public isn't educated enough as to why they're they're

00:09:42.000 good for them i thought that was really interesting too but it just they're unapologetic in

00:09:46.960 in their in their pandering you know um yeah it's really unfortunate it's so funny because everybody

00:09:53.600 thinks that okay like a vaccine passport is live uh we have no this issue anymore but it's still in

00:10:00.080 at the federal level but i don't know if you heard like recently but in quebec for all the party except

00:10:06.080 for the uh conservative party of quebec they will all obligated their candidate for the next election to be vaccinated

00:10:16.960 so if it's like a request what is going on what will happen after the election are you going to put

00:10:24.320 it back because you asked your candidate to be vaccinated are you planning already to put that in

00:10:31.120 place i i don't understand why your request will be uh to be vaccinated when the vaccine passport is not

00:10:38.320 there anymore the mask as well so everything like should be like a good way to say that everything is

00:10:46.320 gone now okay it's it's fine but why requiring that and if you're not you you cannot like be a

00:10:53.360 candidate for the next election so something is it's going on i am and it's really sad to to say that

00:11:00.880 and if it's like that as well to the federal i i like for the next election in 2025 it would be weird

00:11:08.480 no i'm not even sure if it's legal yeah i don't i don't know if it is either but you know it seems there's a

00:11:14.720 lot of uh things being done in haste and without due process it's hard to tell how much of this uh

00:11:20.480 pro-vax vaccination narrative that's still occurring is because of the digital id push that's happening

00:11:26.560 um not only in canada but globally uh linking some sort of digital id to your vaccination pass uh

00:11:33.520 status your social standing your economic standing etc which is one of the main topics

00:11:38.720 not only at the wf forum over this past week but also these protesters were genuinely more like

00:11:45.520 every protester we spoke to and they're aware of what's happening usually these protesters are

00:11:50.240 you know six months ahead of the general public maybe more than that but they were all very concerned

00:11:54.960 about the vaccine passport so i wonder how many of these politicians are actually uh concerned about 0.98

00:12:01.200 the the issues that they're pushing or if they're just being useful idiots or if it's a little bit 0.93

00:12:05.520 of both a little bit of a half a halfway point it's it's kind of hard to tell i would say both 0.89

00:12:13.040 i would say i would say a little bit of both too

00:12:18.080 but just uh i i don't remember if we saw to our audience that now we are on youtube but um if we

00:12:26.080 pass to subject or some topic that is really not uh permitted on youtube because as you know like the

00:12:33.280 censorship it's still there so you can uh follow our live stream on rumble super you we have as well

00:12:41.360 odyssey and uh do we have another platform i'm not sure maybe rebel news.com will have all of them

00:12:48.640 there but if you want to send us a super chat and uh participate with us on our back and forth today

00:12:54.400 you can do that on those three platforms not on youtube uh youtube has gone out of their way to make

00:13:00.000 it very difficult for us to share the information with you so i'll take it as a compliment with youtube

00:13:05.840 what is going on like did he try to to remove every piece of fun out anything any any shred of truth

00:13:16.560 if it's not you know virtue signaling in the narrative they don't want anything to do with it but

00:13:20.960 that's okay yeah all right did you see this did you see this clip of the uh the ceo or a high up

00:13:28.160 anyways from michael j evans or j michael evans from alibaba group the president at the wf do you

00:13:33.040 see this clip when he's talking clip when he's talking about it's it's kind of concerning how

00:13:37.680 much uh liberty these global elites feel that they have and not only liberty but duty to interject

00:13:43.520 themselves in our in our day-to-day in our everyday life like i don't i don't know what gives them that

00:13:48.400 merit but let's check let's check the um the footage and we will discuss about it afterwards

00:13:55.840 we're developing through technology an ability for consumers to measure their own carbon footprint

00:14:03.680 what does that mean that's where are they traveling how are they traveling what are they eating

00:14:09.920 what are they consuming on the platform so individual carbon footprint tracker

00:14:15.440 um stay tuned we don't have it operational yet but this is something that we're working thank god

00:14:23.200 like no no that's nothing about control and they never specify us they say they they

00:14:30.400 they will be tried they will be like we know where they go where they they have been so it's actually

00:14:38.640 like that's remember me i don't know if you have uh watched the non-digital traveler identity but it's

00:14:46.880 the same you can track where they have been where they are going where um what they did how much money

00:14:55.520 they have it's about the same like now they would be like okay you use too much of your carbon like

00:15:01.760 footprint now you need to stay home yeah it seems kind of inevitable right and unfortunately through

00:15:11.120 social media especially platforms like facebook we've been connected into openly sharing our

00:15:16.880 information you know as much like information that used to take tons of research and tons of money to

00:15:22.720 gather like who your friends are what your religious views are what your political views are what your

00:15:26.880 vaccine status is what your opinion is uncertain we just give all of that information away for free

00:15:32.640 you know so i we've kind of as a society we kind of got duped i feel we set this ball in motion and

00:15:38.960 now this is just the natural progression of all these things i don't know what gives any of these people

00:15:43.920 over our lives other than their profit margins um which is concerning but i guess you know in some sense

00:15:50.320 of of the of the word it's always been that way there's just you know they're not pretending

00:15:54.320 anymore it's like the the rich rule of the world doesn't really matter who you vote for

00:15:59.760 in sense not that you shouldn't participate in the democratic process but you know

00:16:05.040 it's just so disturbing like in the same time in the west uh the world economic forum uh not only

00:16:12.240 they were talking about the food uh the carbon footprint um that you can track but as well on the pill

00:16:20.240 undigestible uh with the chip on it for the um complying of the um i don't know if a front have like that uh footage

00:16:33.760 um but i think uh it could be really good to show because it's been like a conspiracy theory for a while

00:16:42.400 and now it's not anymore as like the laboratory um in yuan where was coming from uh covet 19 was uh

00:16:53.040 a really big conspiracy theory but right now it's it seems like every piece of conspiracy theory is

00:17:01.600 getting to be true yeah efron's got that clip that you mentioned a little over on that right now it is a

00:17:07.920 basically biological chip that it is in the tablet and once you take the tablet and dissolves into your

00:17:15.360 stomach it sends a signal that you took the tablet so imagine the applications of that compliance

00:17:22.240 the insurance companies to know that the medicines that patients should take they do take them it is

00:17:28.880 fascinating what happens in in this field this field yeah like yeah and i know this is like unreal this

00:17:38.240 guy is like straight out of a james bond movie or something and it's interesting because it takes so

00:17:44.400 long for the media and then for public opinion to check to catch up to what these people are saying

00:17:50.080 in real time like he was one of the first people to admit oh yeah maybe we were a little hasty with the

00:17:54.560 mrna technology we should have maybe released just a traditional vaccine and it maybe would have

00:17:59.440 helped more but you don't see any of these reports coming out you don't see people talking about it

00:18:04.320 you know yeah um and they're not hiding that's you know and for the uh the word economic forum okay

00:18:12.080 do you find that normal that everything is live streaming like you can watch everything on the what is

00:18:19.520 going on their life on their platform but our journalist was not allowed first of all inside to film

00:18:28.240 and same they try to stop them outside to try to film as well so what they are hiding that is not

00:18:36.400 shown during the film um their live stream so it's probably something that they don't want to show to

00:18:44.240 us because the secrecy is so high sure i mean i mean everybody who's in there if they're not a

00:18:52.880 multi-billionaire they're vetted and they're sticking to a script so they can't afford you know because

00:18:58.160 essentially the world economic forum is a big fundraiser right it's it's it's an opportunity for

00:19:03.440 all of these countries and all of these corporations to to band together raise money for social social

00:19:08.960 initiatives or economic initiatives so all it takes is one you know alexa lavoie or one abby yemeni to 0.67

00:19:16.000 ruin that whole thing like one question that's off topic to to derail the whole thing you know it's

00:19:22.560 funny that we're talking about the vaccine passports like did you see that clip bill bill gates he said

00:19:28.560 himself at you know at the wef location basically admitting that vaccine passports are useless uh do we

00:19:36.240 have do we have that clip i think that's a

00:19:39.680 so many things happen so we can i i lost track let's check it out the idea of checking if people

00:19:46.320 are vaccinated you know if you have breakthrough infections what's the point the idea of checking

00:19:52.400 if people are vaccinated you know if you have breakthrough infections what's the point

00:20:00.560 i mean he said it himself he said it himself which you know it's it's interesting because he was a major

00:20:07.280 proponent early in the pandemic for uh vaccine passports especially for travel now maybe what

00:20:15.520 he's saying in a localized setting it doesn't make sense if someone is standing inside and someone's

00:20:20.400 standing outside of the building if there's a code would covet outbreak outbreak it affects everybody

00:20:24.800 but my question is like what is that line and if you're gonna you know if you're gonna if you feel

00:20:29.440 it's appropriate to infringe on people's sovereignty uh and they're not and their nationality essentially

00:20:35.920 by vaccine passport and limiting their travel but you don't think it's okay in a localized setting or a

00:20:40.800 city who are you to make these decisions like that to me i find that very concerning there's no due

00:20:46.480 process around that or any sort of checks and balances and bill gates and the who just get to

00:20:51.360 decide what's appropriate and what isn't appropriate okay yeah but they can decide now what they really

00:20:58.400 want like when we look at it's so funny how um people react with this organization you know um with

00:21:06.720 the world economic forum some people are like oh talking about that it's conspiracy theory and some other

00:21:13.920 people say no they are a threat for the sovereignty and so we will ban every people who wants to assist to

00:21:21.920 the firm annual forms like as party have said that he wants to ban any minister or like i uh senior to

00:21:31.120 attempt there when mr charret said oh my god last time i was there with like uh mr upper and that is

00:21:40.880 not a threat to the sovereignty of canada so seriously who is right yeah it's tricky i think

00:21:50.480 there's obviously uh there's things in our country don't make much sense right now you know we see our

00:21:58.800 our our leaders say one thing and do the complete opposite and then blame you for it and that's been

00:22:06.640 happening for for you know this whole pandemic so i think people are looking for an answer they're

00:22:11.520 looking for someone to blame now obviously you know some some sentences of globalization can be good

00:22:19.840 for for an economy or for a country especially when it comes to trade but the issue is when uh social

00:22:25.760 issues are being parroted alongside economic issues that are then decided by these heads of state and

00:22:32.960 corporations where the countries that are involved like the people like you and i don't have any sort

00:22:37.040 of say on it and not only that these things that then get pushed back to us as social issues when in

00:22:43.600 fact they're really economic issues so there there's a lack of transparency transparency and there isn't

00:22:48.960 proper checks and balances and i think that's why people are getting upset and concerned and then you

00:22:53.200 know you have clips like like the the alibaba fellow basically saying yeah we want to just track your

00:23:00.080 every move it's like of course that's gonna you know that's crazy whether that comes to fruition or

00:23:04.560 not is one thing but clips like that or people speaking about these things it's it's concerning and

00:23:11.360 rightfully so you know i don't know if you saw like the question i i asked to uh mr charret but have a look

00:23:19.600 like uh all the answers to me ms charret uh bonjour alexandra lavoie pour urban news avec l'influence

00:23:28.000 croissante d'organisations telles que l'organisation mondiale de la santé et le forum économique mondial

00:23:34.240 qui s'infiltre au sein des cabinets du gouvernement canadien comment allez-vous assurer la souveraineté de

00:23:40.240 la nation pour que c'est que le pays puisse faire ses propres choix économiques et en termes de santé

00:23:46.480 face à ses intérêts mondialistes je ne crois pas que le forum ou le ouf menace la souveraineté du canada

00:24:06.240 d'ailleurs la dernière fois que j'étais là j'étais là avec steven harper et en falloir envisagez-vous

00:24:16.000 le de voir le canada adopter l'identité numérique et si c'est le cas quels mécanismes seront en place

00:24:22.240 pour empêcher ceux au pouvoir de désactiver notre identité ou notre argent car on doit vous se l'avouer

00:24:29.040 que avec le gouvernement trudeau qu'est ce qui a fait aux camionneurs a laissé un goût amer aux canadiens en

00:24:35.340 termes de sécurité numérique bon écoutez je vais prendre ça comme étant un commentaire et s'il y a d'autres

00:24:41.180 questions je vous en prie michelle

00:24:43.500 climbing

00:24:50.240 moi je suis- nouvelle

00:24:51.340 seventiciens

00:24:52.940 un peu plus

00:24:54.380 c'est pas

00:24:55.980 tout

00:24:56.800 d'abord

00:24:58.120 un moderne

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00:25:04.840 him a question about Huawei. Unfortunately, he was in French and we need to translate it

00:25:10.200 at the debate. I just asked him about Huawei, the fact that he worked for the company,

00:25:19.720 now he wants to ban it from Canada. What did change for the last past few months and why did

00:25:26.760 he work for them? So just that what he say that it was under a government, a conservative government

00:25:36.040 that Huawei integrates Canada and it just worked for them and life goes on. Sometimes you work for

00:25:46.920 a company, it turns it bad and we change our mind afterwards and just make it really less bad that

00:25:55.800 it is like, just like, oh, but that's life, man. That's it. And I was like, okay. But have you seen

00:26:03.800 Lincoln Jay did catch Patrick Brown for a question about the OK ring and you should see the face of

00:26:14.440 Mr. Brown. He looked like really, he was like really happy at the beginning. He's just like,

00:26:19.960 oh no, what's going on? I don't know. We have that clip. It's great. It's what it's what it's worth it.

00:26:31.960 We've seen you shut down Branton public parks, playgrounds and other public facilities under

00:26:37.400 threats of $880 public fines and worse. My colleagues and I witnessed you breaking your own rules,

00:26:44.440 heading to play hockey with your friends and you lied about that too. What do you say to voters

00:26:49.880 that don't believe you because of your past actions? Well, I certainly don't agree with

00:26:55.880 Rebel Media and was very clear that I was one of the few big city mayors that pushed back against the

00:27:01.880 closures of recreation. And I'm sure you know that complaint from Rebel was found to be factually

00:27:09.560 incorrect. And I'm proud of my record during COVID-19 to have been one of the few big city

00:27:15.080 mayors in the country who didn't have vaccine mandates and pushed to make sure that recreation

00:27:21.320 was open to stay active, to stay fit. Oh, it can be incorrect. The complaint when we have the video.

00:27:30.440 We have it on video. Yeah, we should show that just for context. So the viewers can decide whether

00:27:35.400 this is factually incorrect or not. Oh yeah, that's the perfect, yeah, David Menzies.

00:27:42.760 Well folks, we're getting the bums rush, but holy mackerel, I think I see Patrick Brown himself.

00:27:50.040 Oh, hey, how you doing? Mr. Brown, right? Yeah. David Menzies with Rebel News.

00:27:57.800 You're in a city facility? What's that? You're in a city facility? Yeah, so are you. Yeah.

00:28:02.440 So are you playing hockey here? No, I'm just coming to check in our facility. So I'm going to,

00:28:07.720 we're going to check you. You're not supposed to be here, actually. We were told that you play pickup here.

00:28:12.840 Mr. Brown, how come the kids in Brampton can only practice sports, but your buddies can play hockey?

00:28:21.480 Yeah. So I don't know why you are harassing people in the city of Brampton, but you shouldn't be.

00:28:29.560 Oh, who's harassing who? Your guy handed out 122 bylaw violations in one week.

00:28:38.840 Mr. Brown, why is there a hockey game going on in this arena? I thought you're only allowed to

00:28:48.520 practice sports, not play them. And who's paying the thousand dollars a day, Mr. Brown, for this rink?

00:28:58.760 Mr. Brown, are these taxpayer dollars being used for your buddies to play hockey on this rink?

00:29:05.000 Or are you paying it? Or perhaps we'll lead Solomon?

00:29:13.960 So Mr. Brown, why is that one law for me and one law for thee in this city?

00:29:23.640 Mr. Brown?

00:29:24.280 And he can't even, he doesn't even park his Mercedes straight.

00:29:29.240 And I was, I almost laughed because I was like, oh no, the car will not start.

00:29:36.360 And I was like, that would be hilarious being stuck in the parking with David Menzies,

00:29:41.160 the other side of the window and just keep like asking questions. And as well,

00:29:46.280 I don't think that is the most like economic car in a really dangerous climate change time.

00:29:58.200 I mean, you know, why can't these guys just admit it sometimes? They're human. We don't,

00:30:04.120 you're not Jesus, man. We don't expect you to be perfect. You make mistakes and that's okay. Admit

00:30:09.240 your mistakes, show your humanity and move forward. I don't understand this. It's just gross.

00:30:16.280 It's really unfortunate. But I will say that during the French debate, some of them, like we knew that

00:30:24.760 they had no English, but they did an effort to do it and to participate to it. I will say like for

00:30:32.760 everybody who tried to learn another language as me, sometimes I find it really hard to express myself

00:30:39.320 in another language. And, but I don't really like the fact that Mr. Charest did say many,

00:30:51.640 many times, oh, but they didn't really like not, and you say, what was really the question again?

00:30:57.720 Like in the sense that nobody answered the question I was asking because probably they were reading

00:31:04.760 what they wrote on their paper, being prepared to it. But I was like, okay, you have the chance to

00:31:11.400 have like two languages, but try to defend yourself in Chinese and come back and be like more like, 0.55

00:31:18.760 okay, self-conscious. Like, okay, now like maybe at the beginning when he was trying to learn English,

00:31:25.480 I'm not sure he was like perfectly good. So I just, that was really bothering me. Like

00:31:31.560 it was the only one to always say, but they didn't really answer the question or like being a little

00:31:37.320 bit more like, I would say like that snubbish.

00:31:40.760 How often does he not answer a question? He did it. He literally did it to you. He's made a career

00:31:47.000 out of it. But I have a question for you that may be a little bit spicy, but as you know, a native

00:31:52.920 Quebecer and French speaker, how important is it to you that the next leader of Canada is fluent,

00:32:02.040 extremely efficient and fluent in French? How much does that sway your opinion as a voter?

00:32:06.200 So I would say that I'm not, uh, as some of the Quebecer are really like, you need to speak French. 0.54

00:32:14.680 I like, you need to represent Quebec because a lot of people are like really patriotic and really like,

00:32:21.400 we are Quebecer. We are there since the beginning. We lost the, we lost the word, but we still there.

00:32:27.240 You know, uh, I'm not like that. I'm just like, if, if, if you make an effort,

00:32:32.680 like I would say, I would not take someone that they have no, no French at all, because for me,

00:32:39.480 it didn't take the time to really share a part of our culture to be French. So for me, it's,

00:32:47.160 it's really important. If you really do an effort and I can see that you can like understand what we

00:32:54.520 try to say, uh, I would say, okay, that that's great. If, um, if it looked like the best, um,

00:33:02.360 option as a leader, uh, but I know that some people would not vote for people who doesn't have like,

00:33:09.640 uh, French at all. So I think, uh, unfortunately, some of the candidates lost

00:33:16.520 Quebec completely. And as you know, Quebec, it's was huge kind of, uh, of liberal,

00:33:22.440 but I think we have a lot of conservative in Quebec. So it's really important for them to win

00:33:28.120 Quebec. But I, as you know, like since the beginning, we only had like three candidates

00:33:32.840 who came to, uh, here to see the supporter. I didn't see, um, Roman Barber here yet. He's

00:33:41.400 planning to come. I, I heard, uh, I didn't see Patrick Brown as well. And, um, like I would say

00:33:48.680 his name, Scott Atkinson. Uh, but he told me that I'm not pronouncing his name correctly. Um,

00:33:55.480 at the debate, I told him, I'm sorry, I'm French. It's probably why I don't like pronounce your name 1.00

00:34:02.440 correctly. But I, I found, I was so in shock because everybody messed up my family name. Okay.

00:34:09.320 Lavoie is not something that people used to, but I would not say, oh, by the way, this is wrong.

00:34:15.640 My name is not this is this. Right. Like I find that again, I find that a little bit like

00:34:23.000 arrogant. Well, yeah. If you're, if you're going to hold a French reporter to that standard, your French

00:34:28.040 better be flawless, you know, and maybe that's something that we can run back to throughout

00:34:32.680 the campaign. I'm not sure how, how, how fluent he is, but you know, again,

00:34:36.920 but surprisingly, I found that Scott Atkinson, uh, pretty good French, uh, like really well

00:34:46.360 pronunciate French to compare to, uh, I would say Patrick Brown, because everybody say, oh,

00:34:52.440 Patrick Brown is, is good in French and, but he, it's, it's, he, he knows French, but it is for the

00:34:59.640 pronunciation. It's like, sometimes it's really hard. So it was kind of funny to see the debate

00:35:05.560 because they were, some of the candidates you were, you saw them, they were uncomfortable to be

00:35:12.360 there. Like they were like, okay, I'm just waiting the time that I have like the right to talk. And

00:35:18.440 some of the, some other like, like Charest, Poiliev and Brown, they were like eating to each other and

00:35:25.720 back and forth. And, uh, that was really surprising. A lot of people like in the audience were like

00:35:31.480 shooting and shouting, shouting and, uh, and, uh, yelling and, uh, Charest or Poiliev, Poiliev,

00:35:39.960 but I didn't really heard like other names getting out than Poiliev and Charest. But, um,

00:35:48.120 it's funny as well because they bring the law and 96, uh, into the debate, but it's a provincial

00:35:54.760 jurisdiction level. Um, but a lot of people are against it. Um, I think, uh, I think some of them

00:36:03.560 didn't take really stands for it, but we know that, um, um, Henson just before the debate is sent

00:36:10.040 like a letter to say, like, I'm against it. I'm standing for a minority English speaker in Quebec,

00:36:17.320 uh, for their right and their freedom. Um, and I think it's a good, it's a good, it's a good thing

00:36:24.680 because a lot of people are concerned about this law and, and especially, I don't think it's a good

00:36:31.320 law to be ensuing in Quebec because we have already the law 101 and the law 22 that make the French

00:36:39.880 language, um, our official language. So, um, it's, it's so funny how they bring so, so many, um, problem

00:36:50.280 issue of Quebec into the, um, debate when Quebec is only one province in all Canada. So we need to,

00:37:00.280 to, to stop to always focus on, on, on the Quebec issue. I like, I have the, the impression that we

00:37:07.960 take too much space to compare of the rest of Canada. I have my own vision, like, okay, nice.

00:37:15.160 We, we are different. We are the minority, but like at one point, like, stop it. Like it's, it's okay.

00:37:20.520 Like it's just because I think for years and years, the fact that we focus really much on Quebec and

00:37:28.280 the fact that we are different, we, we are, we are really into like the French and everything that

00:37:34.200 make rise a kind of hate from the English side and say like, why they are so different? Why they

00:37:41.560 try to be like out of the rest of Canada? It's why that I, I think it raised some, some hate that

00:37:48.120 should not be there, like separation at one point. So we see our polarization is starting way before

00:37:54.360 COVID-19. Totally. Yeah. I think that's why we're seeing an increase in populism in politics in Canada,

00:38:00.680 because quite frankly, on the West coast, we feel irrelevant. We feel like our voice doesn't

00:38:06.280 matter. In fact, during the election, by the time the ballot comes, you can get to Alberta,

00:38:11.000 nevermind BC, the election is usually already over. Alberta is dying. You know, they're, they're,

00:38:17.080 they have, we're sitting on some of the largest oil, oil reserve, clean, cleanly produced oil reserve,

00:38:22.280 you know, in, in the world. And we're not, they're not being extracted and people's quality of life is,

00:38:27.320 is getting snuffed out and they don't feel like her. And I think a prime example of this would be

00:38:33.960 the polarity between Polly, I've been talking about the envoy. I think we have a, which is,

00:38:39.480 I feel a predominantly a West coast issue, which is why it seems like the East, some politicians on

00:38:45.400 the East coast are taking such a hard line against it, calling it, you know, illegal or whatever.

00:38:51.640 Maybe we have a clip of that.

00:38:52.840 It's a bit ironic to hear Mr. Poilievre talk about law and order. He's the one who's

00:38:59.080 supported an illegal blockade in Ottawa. Remember that? Remember that?

00:39:05.000 Mr. Poilievre talk about law and order.

00:39:17.240 Please order, please order.

00:39:28.680 Please, we're wasting time. Please be quiet.

00:39:31.720 And it's that, like, shall I continue to say that it was an illegal blockade? Okay. Some part was,

00:39:42.520 probably was, but at some place, no. And I think Poiliev didn't support the illegal, like,

00:39:52.520 side of it. He supported the people who wanted to express themselves, express the fact that they lost

00:39:59.320 everything and to have back their freedom and their rights. So it, and, but Charest still used that

00:40:06.680 card against him. But at one point, like, we need, we need to, to say, like, seriously, it's, it's,

00:40:13.880 it's boring because you have nothing else against him.

00:40:17.480 Well, right. It's gaslighting. Like, ultimately, you're basically saying that all of this

00:40:23.080 international movement that, that started in Canada wasn't important. And what these people

00:40:29.400 had to say didn't matter. And in fact, these people are still being, you know, disenfranchised.

00:40:34.520 It started, I would, I would make the argument, uh, preceding the trucker convoy. It really started

00:40:39.720 with the, the, the laying off of the nurses and the silencing of the doctors, whom, which in, in

00:40:45.800 BC anyways, they're still, you know, provincial employees are still not able to work because of

00:40:50.520 their vaccine status and we still can't fly. So I think, uh, I have a hard time on the west coast

00:40:58.200 understanding how popular Charest is. And I guess he is popular in Quebec, but to me,

00:41:03.800 he just seems like a liberal, like, I don't see anything really conservative about any of his

00:41:08.200 policies. They don't really make any sense to me. And I think seeing the conservative party take a,

00:41:15.960 a little bit of a baby step, right. It's been good for them. Um, and I think they need to be doing that.

00:41:22.920 I don't see how a fits into that. People need to understand the people who were there to own

00:41:31.240 support of Charest. They are liberal from Quebec. They are not conservative. They were following him

00:41:39.080 during his campaign. And when he was premier of Quebec, when he was in the liberal party

00:41:45.560 and now they follow him because they loved him during it was there, but the, they were liberal

00:41:52.680 for nine years and more maybe. And so, so I think it's why like, now we bring like the liberal from

00:41:59.800 Quebec to begin to be conservative. So that would hurt Trudeau. Right. Right. Do you have that clip

00:42:08.920 of the crowd from the debate? Oh man, that, that, that is actually crazy.

00:42:25.880 Yeah.

00:42:30.040 He's not cocky at all. Have you seen his face? Like, oh yeah. Oh yeah. He loves it.

00:42:49.160 Yeah. And, and, and it's funny part that they, they actually, they had a side of Charret supporter

00:43:05.720 and a side of Polyev supporter. Really? Like they were really in two sides. So me, I was really next to

00:43:13.480 the Charret side when I was filming and I was just like, whoa, what's going on? We have so much like

00:43:19.880 Charret supporter. What's what happened? And, uh, yeah, that, that was a big, big, uh,

00:43:25.960 uh, it was really like when I questioned people or they were for Charret or they were for Polyev,

00:43:33.160 but I didn't see much like for other, other candidates at all. And unfortunately I asked like,

00:43:39.480 uh, some of them like, who, who is the candidate? They think that it will less perform for them.

00:43:46.360 A lot, a lot of people say Leslie Lewis. Unfortunately, I think, um, French is, 1.00

00:43:53.640 she's, she's really better in English. I would say she's, she's really good in English, but it's in

00:43:58.680 French. It's not, it's not, uh, her power or strength. I don't think so. But think is everybody 0.94

00:44:06.360 was focusing on, we want to develop, especially in Quebec, they were like, we want to develop and

00:44:12.600 to extract our mineral and our like natural, um, energy when, okay. Did you actually mention that

00:44:23.160 Legault did ban the development of gas and oil in Quebec? So all you will do something if the

00:44:30.760 provincial level block you to do everything. Right. Uh, yeah, it's, there's definitely confusion

00:44:38.040 around what's a provincial issue and what's a federal issue to mention. You know, one of the,

00:44:43.640 one of the biggest concerns, which you mentioned is the, uh, the federal government's willingness to

00:44:49.640 block bank accounts. Right. What people may not understand is that sends a signal to independent

00:44:55.960 investors all over the world that if you invest in Canada, you're not safe. The government can

00:45:02.520 shut you off or seize your assets. You know, that doesn't exactly say welcome foreign investment,

00:45:07.320 especially for something like, you know, for example, Quebec is sitting on large, uh, nickel,

00:45:12.120 nickel mines, which are used for, uh, the LFP batteries for all of these electric cars. Um,

00:45:18.120 and you know, we have the ability to offer a sustainable approach to that fair wages, uh,

00:45:23.240 community involvement. But if, if these corporations, um, that the Trudeau government

00:45:29.240 are trying to woo into our country, don't have faith that Trudeau, uh, and, and his team economically

00:45:34.440 know what they're doing. Firstly, secondly, have a, have a, uh, uh, a control on the economic

00:45:39.720 situation and the money printing and within our currency. Um, they're not going to invest here,

00:45:45.720 no matter, no matter what that is. So I think, you know, it's, there needs to be some accountability

00:45:50.840 as to who's responsible for what. And that's also a part of our job to, as the media to,

00:45:56.840 you know, explain to people because people just are so fed up. They're just getting upset about

00:46:01.400 everything these days. And I think there needs to be a little bit of like a focused concentration

00:46:05.400 on what to be upset about to whom. Um, so we can ask better questions.

00:46:09.560 Yeah. But I, I think people are just fed up on everything. Like, it's not just like

00:46:15.160 true Trudeau regime, but I think it's, uh, on the provincial regime as well. Like, and I think,

00:46:22.040 I think we need just a change in, in all politics because right now, I think it's got something

00:46:29.800 is going on that we, we, we want to change something, but nothing is changing. Like we,

00:46:34.600 we try to have, um, election with Trudeau, but true. Like it results on many millions of dollars

00:46:41.800 spending for, uh, same result. And now like, I'm really curious, uh, of how our election will turn

00:46:50.840 and our Ontario return because I'm the ace coat, but I'm, I'm wondering like for the rest of Canada

00:46:57.080 as well, like, do we, we see a changing on the leader or they would be the same. So if it's the same,

00:47:03.800 are we going to enter in the same kind of, of time that we just passed the, of the last two years,

00:47:10.520 or are we getting worse or what is, or do someone will be like elect and we'd be fighting for the

00:47:19.000 freedom and the right of their citizen? Yeah. You know, the harsh reality, and I think we all

00:47:27.560 can feel it as Canadians is our country is in a very dire position. You know, um, people don't

00:47:35.480 trust our institutions. Uh, the people don't trust the news. The people don't trust that the media and

00:47:41.320 the government has their back. Um, our household to income debt ratios are amongst the highest in the

00:47:46.760 world. Um, inflation, uh, you know, uh, economic are saying it's about 8%, which means real inflation

00:47:55.880 is running about 15 or plus just so people understand economic inflation means what the

00:48:00.680 dollar is worth. Real inflation means what you can buy with their, with your dollar. So people are

00:48:05.800 feeling, feeling squeezed, uh, BC, uh, we have the highest gas prices in, in North America, not just in

00:48:12.200 Canada. Um, and people are, they don't see a way out. So unless our politicians really, you know,

00:48:19.880 buckle up and figure some things out, I can't see Canada, uh, being able to continue on the path

00:48:26.680 that it's on now for the next 10, 20, 30 years. Um, we can't even, we don't have a, uh, uh, federal

00:48:32.360 identity anymore. You know, we don't know who we are as Canadians or such divisiveness and polarity,

00:48:37.560 even in the municipal level between what our children are being taught, you know, even, uh,

00:48:43.560 something as outrageous as, uh, agreeing on what a woman is now in Canada is so controversial.

00:48:50.200 We can't discuss that. Nevermind tackling big issues about the war, like the war in Ukraine or,

00:48:55.800 or Canada's role in NATO or how much money we're printing or whether we should stick on a fiat currency

00:49:01.880 or go to a hardback or a goldback standard. Like we can't have sober conversations about any of this

00:49:07.160 stuff. And we're starting to see it spill out on the streets, like these protests, like people

00:49:12.040 getting in Jagmeet Singh space, people, uh, stopping Trudeau from being able to attend this dinner.

00:49:17.160 And this is just honestly a sign of things to come. And this isn't about the angry protesters.

00:49:21.640 It's about these people who feel like these people have no choice. They've, they've had everything

00:49:26.840 stripped from them and they don't have hope, you know? So the thing is when people feel hopeless,

00:49:32.840 that gives the opportunity for a politician to provide hope to the people. Now, whether that

00:49:38.840 is willed for good or bad is yet, yet to be seen more often than not, uh, if history has taught us

00:49:45.640 anything more often than not, this, this lack of hope can be corralled to cause damage. And usually

00:49:51.240 through that, you know, a new, a new system emerges. Now I don't, I don't, I'm not advocating for that.

00:49:57.000 And I don't, I hope I don't have to live through that. I'm just saying from everything that I'm seeing

00:50:00.760 going on in our country and even in the West right now, it just seems kind of inevitable. Like

00:50:05.240 there's tension in the air and people don't really know how to, how to get out of it.

00:50:10.600 You don't want to be in the next leader of Canada?

00:50:13.800 I can't speak French. So

00:50:17.400 Just for that or just, uh, just because, uh, you don't want to speak French?

00:50:23.000 Uh, I don't think I'd, I'd be very popular to be honest. I have very unpopular opinions,

00:50:28.120 unfortunately. Oh, but, uh, maybe you, I'd, I'd vote for you. Maybe I could be in your shadow

00:50:33.320 cabinet, Alexa. Yeah. But people will say, oh, she don't speak any like a good English. She'd be a leader. 1.00

00:50:43.560 But by the way, for the people who didn't know, we had like the first release of the documentary of

00:50:51.320 what happened to the, um, the, um, the court, court, do you, how you say it? Yeah.

00:50:56.520 Coots. Coots. Coots. Yeah.

00:50:57.720 The Coots documentary that, uh, had been created by Kian Simon, one of our reporters and, uh, really well made.

00:51:05.720 Uh, so, uh, the first release was yesterday. It was a really exceptional because it was,

00:51:11.720 all the ticket was sold and, um, but we will have another one on Wednesday. Uh, do you,

00:51:19.000 do you know where exactly it is? I think it's Alberta. Canyon Meadows cinema in Calgary, uh,

00:51:26.200 on the first. And, you know, it's really interesting because Kian and Sid were actually

00:51:31.560 with the truckers in the lockdown. So they got the type of, you know, we rebel news,

00:51:36.200 we got the coverage that no one else was getting, uh, because the people trusted us. They trust us to

00:51:39.960 tell the story adequately. And it was a really special moment because all the truckers actually came

00:51:44.440 to the event, uh, last night in the, in a big limousine and there was, they gave Kian a standing

00:51:49.720 ovation. So, you know, people feel empowered when they're able to tell their story correctly. And

00:51:53.960 Kian did an amazing job. Um, he's been doing awesome work with Lewis on the, uh, the great reset

00:52:00.520 mini doc that he's doing. He's just, his, his storytelling game has, has gone up and up and up.

00:52:05.640 So I'm really proud of him. It's really cool to see how he's the talent, you know, his burgeoning talent.

00:52:11.640 And, uh, yeah, so that's going live. I believe it's going, uh, on rebel news plus it's going

00:52:16.120 live today. So be sure to check that out on rebel news plus. And, uh, yeah, if you're in Calgary,

00:52:21.160 go check it out in person because it was, it was quite the event from what I'm hearing.

00:52:25.080 We have, uh, some tickets available still. Um, we will show you like just an excerpt, uh,

00:52:31.960 of the trailer just for, you know, a little bit what we are talking about.

00:52:36.440 If we have it, we're here for all Auburn's Canadians. We're here fighting for the freedoms

00:52:47.400 of not us, but our kids, our grandkids, the future of this province, this country,

00:52:53.400 we are prepared to put everything on the line.

00:52:55.960 The small fringe minority of people who are on their way to Ottawa or who are, uh, holding unacceptable, 0.90

00:53:06.600 uh, views.

00:53:11.080 I've also received reports, uh, in the last hour of people allied with the protesters,

00:53:17.880 assaulting RCMP officers.

00:53:19.960 No, that was an assault between the two, two, two civilians between a protester and a civilian.

00:53:25.640 So, Jason Kenney's statement was not true at the press release.

00:53:32.040 I can tell you what I just told you, sir.

00:53:38.120 They have just blocked the border here in Cootes, Alberta to Sweetgrass, Montana.

00:53:43.560 I don't know.

00:53:53.160 We don't want to put anybody's livelihood out of jeopardy.

00:53:56.280 That is the very last resort.

00:53:59.000 But this is something I don't, well, I've certainly never seen before.

00:54:03.400 Freedom and peace and loving.

00:54:05.560 That's the Canadian way.

00:54:07.240 It's not like CBC or any of these other mainstream news channels are making it out to be

00:54:14.360 I am not a white supremacist.

00:54:26.120 This is our only battle we have.

00:54:29.640 Wow.

00:54:31.240 I have like goosebumps.

00:54:33.400 Me too.

00:54:33.880 Yeah, that's awesome.

00:54:35.400 Yeah, definitely, definitely check that one out.

00:54:38.360 Hey, we've got a few, uh, we've got a few super chats.

00:54:40.760 Oh, yeah.

00:54:41.720 Yeah, maybe I'll run, run those, run through those.

00:54:45.000 Uh, Fraser said in all caps, which I guess he's very upset.

00:54:49.960 Fraser, who had the COVID-19 flu?

00:54:53.720 Both recovered.

00:54:54.680 In the last year, I know four people who have had bad reactions from the jabs, two with heart 0.98

00:55:00.200 trouble, another with kidney problems, another with liver problems caused by the jabs. 0.69

00:55:05.640 I'm so glad I did not take the jabs.

00:55:08.360 You know, it's a funny, well, it's not funny you say that, but at this protest, uh, the Trudeau

00:55:14.600 protest a couple of days ago, we interviewed this woman, um, from China who got both of

00:55:20.200 the Pfizer jabs shortly after she was mentioning that her, her menstruation was just going crazy.

00:55:26.680 Like she didn't have a period for months and then she couldn't stop, which turned into hemorrhaging.

00:55:30.840 And now she has a breast cancer and a tumor on her, on her bladder, I believe.

00:55:36.040 And this, and she has no history of cancer in her family or anything at all.

00:55:39.400 This is of course, anecdotal, and this hasn't been proved yet because good luck getting a doctor

00:55:44.360 in Canada to, to say that that's the case.

00:55:47.320 Um, it's very difficult to prove a vaccine injury, but she's convinced, um, she otherwise

00:55:52.520 had a perfect bill of health.

00:55:53.560 And now she's, you know, she's fighting for her life and it's really, uh, concerning because, 0.65

00:55:59.640 you know, she's obviously not some sort of crazy white supremacist. 1.00

00:56:02.520 She's a immigrant from mainland China. 0.87

00:56:04.600 Who's, you know, at a protest being deemed racist because she's protesting Trudeau because

00:56:10.520 her life has essentially been ruined.

00:56:11.960 Um, so yeah, you know, unfortunately, Fraser, these, these stories are becoming too common in

00:56:17.720 Canada and I don't think that, uh, history will look kindly upon us for this, this time.

00:56:23.560 And, and it's something like that is a really, uh, concern me because I was, uh, looking at

00:56:29.560 some of our mainstream media, uh, we go back many, many years ago.

00:56:33.480 I think they're more than 10 years ago and they were doing debate and platform for the people who

00:56:40.360 had like injury after the vaccine that they gave, I think, I don't know if it was the flu, uh,

00:56:46.600 H1N1, but they give platform and they were investigating on that.

00:56:50.120 Now we don't heard anything, nothing, nothing.

00:56:56.280 This is really a concern.

00:56:58.200 Yeah.

00:56:58.440 It doesn't, it doesn't, uh, make sense and it doesn't take much to see that it doesn't

00:57:03.240 make sense, but, um, yeah, we just gotta keep on keeping on, you know?

00:57:08.280 Yeah, but now we have RMT 60, $1. Thank you very much. I really like Ezra interview with Roman

00:57:18.040 Barber on Ezra show. He stands for freedom. My five candidates for upcoming CPC leader are Roman,

00:57:26.200 Pierre and Lesmin. Nice to see you, Alexa and Matt. Hey, nice to see you too.

00:57:33.080 Yeah, I would say that, um, I, I don't have five right now because I want to report on all of them and

00:57:41.720 see their side of the story, uh, their ideology, um, what they see for the future. Because sometimes we can

00:57:50.040 take a part of one candidate, but forget to watch really closely what order I have to offer. So

00:57:58.760 we'll see. I really, at the end when it will be the vote or I stand for, but right now I just want

00:58:04.680 to report on equality to show for the people to really understand who is the different candidate.

00:58:11.800 Um, yeah, I don't have it. I don't really have an opinion. I don't, well, I do have an opinion.

00:58:19.160 Uh, I like to say bias though, and partial, but I will say that I hope that, um, whoever it is,

00:58:26.760 is transparent and is willing to tell us straight how it is and isn't trying to just butter us up.

00:58:32.520 I think as a country, we're ready for that. Um, we, we're not looking for someone who's necessarily

00:58:38.520 going to wave a magic wand and fix everything. We, I think the average Canadian understands

00:58:43.000 we're in a bit of a hole and we just need somebody who's willing to be honest with us

00:58:46.120 and has a, has a plan. So that's, that's all that I can hope for.

00:58:50.760 We don't want the best liar. We want the best leader.

00:58:53.320 Right. Totally. That's good. I like that.

00:59:01.000 So, um, do you want to read the next one?

00:59:03.080 Sure. Uh, Cheryl Dawn V. Thank you for the dollar, Cheryl.

00:59:07.800 Is this new law in Quebec aimed at new immigrants trying to deter new immigrants

00:59:11.720 from settling in Quebec? Alexa, maybe you can comment on that.

00:59:15.000 If you say, what is deter? I never heard about deter. So like to like persuade someone from not coming.

00:59:23.320 Like, so like, uh, um, the new law is the bill 96 that, that, that bring, uh, the new immigrant to have

00:59:34.280 a French coup. So more French coup, more French as I them. Um, I don't think it's for, um,

00:59:43.160 um, try them to not coming to install themselves because as you know, like, uh, Quebec government

00:59:50.040 just inject more money, more million of money, uh, for the lodging and for helping the new immigrant.

00:59:57.480 Same if they ask, uh, to close the Roxanne road and that they inject the, uh, I think it was 50 million

01:00:05.880 of dollars, um, that they injected before asking for the Roxanne road. I, if I'm right,

01:00:13.000 if I have, I'm actually right. Um, so we know that we have a big problem because we have, uh,

01:00:20.840 but it's maybe a good thing because now we reached the fact that we don't have, uh, any place,

01:00:25.960 any shelter for them. So the money will probably go to help to have more place to, to put them like

01:00:34.440 in an apartment or like hotel for their quarantine. And when they arrive, because we don't, we cannot

01:00:41.000 receive them and say, Oh, you will sleep in the street. That doesn't like the problem.

01:00:47.560 Right. So, well, you know, similar things are happening in, well, just in Canada as a whole,

01:00:51.960 like with this, uh, rush to bring in, uh, Ukrainian immigrants, uh, women and children specifically

01:00:59.880 because the men are being held back to fight. And yes, we want to welcome people into our country who

01:01:04.840 are, you know, being disenfranchised and disaffected by war. But the way the government's setting it up is

01:01:10.360 they're bringing women and children in here. They're providing them with basically two weeks 0.94

01:01:13.960 of housing and two weeks of money to get by. And then after that they're left to fend on their own,

01:01:18.440 but they're women and they're, they're women and children otherwise not able to enter the workforce. 0.99

01:01:23.800 So what are they going to do once they get here? You know, it's, it's, it's something,

01:01:28.040 it's one thing to just say, Hey, yeah, we're pro immigration, welcome with open arms. And then,

01:01:32.840 you know, not helping people actually acclimate when we, when we, when they get here, I think that's just

01:01:38.040 kind of cruel to be honest, but it is, uh, you would want to write and read the other one.

01:01:46.680 I think you're better than me to read it. All right. Uh, this is from AMT 60, uh, $1. Thank you.

01:01:53.800 Alexa earlier in the year Beck was going to impose a health tax on the unvaxxed. Did they ever do it? 0.91

01:02:00.600 I hope not. I heard monkey pox vaxes will be given out in QC soon.

01:02:07.320 Oh, uh, so we had like, uh, actually, first of all, the, uh, tax for the, uh, unvaccinated didn't 0.92

01:02:14.440 pass. I think he didn't pass the legal, um, uh, process. I don't know why I didn't, didn't go

01:02:21.560 further on this, but they finally let it go. Uh, but we had the press conference. I think it's

01:02:29.400 yesterday with the Alpublic, um, minister. And, uh, so they will start the vaccination, uh, against

01:02:38.360 the monkey pox, but only available for people who get closely in contact with some people who had

01:02:44.280 symptoms. So our people who had the symptoms as well can have the vaccine. But my point of view is

01:02:51.320 it's like, if you had it, you weren't supposed to be humanized. No. Why did you get the vaccine

01:02:57.880 afterwards? Yeah. I don't know. The vaccine is, is it's like a helmet now. It's not like a

01:03:05.080 preventative. It's a, I don't know. It's this whole thing hurts my head. I don't understand.

01:03:11.160 I'm not even going to pretend to understand the logic behind any of this, but I, uh, you want to

01:03:17.320 read. Yeah. I don't know. I don't know. I don't have anything to say on that. I think it's, it's,

01:03:22.920 it's crazy, but I'm not a scientist, so I'll leave it at that. But no, it's just like for me,

01:03:30.280 it's just like the whole press conference was like really in the shadow. They were not wanted to give

01:03:36.680 attention to what was the place of the occlusion. They say like to be, uh, uh, careful with the,

01:03:47.560 your sexual, like, uh, interaction, like your, your sexual action with, uh, people who can be

01:03:55.000 close contact with someone who has, when some people say that it's not true. It is not bisexual,

01:04:01.000 uh, act that you, you got it. So right now I have the impression that some people say something

01:04:06.760 and some people say another thing and we don't know. And they try to make it like really look like,

01:04:11.880 don't, don't be scared. Like it's only couple of case. And if you have like some symptoms,

01:04:19.080 just wear the mask, uh, and, uh, lockdown, not lockdown, but like, uh, stay home until,

01:04:26.520 yeah, quarantine yourself until like you, you see that everything is out. Like you don't have

01:04:33.080 like the, or you say it like when you have like some, I don't know, like the symptoms,

01:04:38.600 like the source, the system. Yeah, exactly. And, uh, and I, I was like, okay, you don't want to say

01:04:45.720 where the occlusion come from because it can target some of the people who have it. Well,

01:04:52.440 okay. But during the COVID, not nobody was really worried to say where was the occlusion and

01:04:58.840 everything. So what's going on there? Yeah. I didn't realize that it was airborne. I thought

01:05:04.920 like if it was like, you know, shingles or, uh, any sort of like variation of like the herpes virus is

01:05:11.960 by skin on skin contact. But I guess if you have to wear a mask and a, and a respirator and like,

01:05:17.160 I don't know, but I, but I'll tell you this much, I'll tell you this much SIGA, which is the stock

01:05:25.240 ticker, which just sold 10 million doses of monkey, monkey pox vaccine to the United States is up 25%

01:05:32.600 today. So there's your stock tip of the day. This is not financial advice. Thank me later.

01:05:37.960 Anyways, we'll get to the next, the next one here. Uh, GGCT. So nice to see you both here today.

01:05:48.920 Have you have missed you, Matt? Oh, thank you. Thank you rebel. Thank you both. God bless you

01:05:54.520 and keep you. Well, that's nice. God bless you too. Thank you. That's amazing. Yeah.

01:06:00.280 Yeah. Yeah. Me, I fall in love with you, Matt, with your song that you release. I actually listen

01:06:08.040 every day. Thank you. Yeah. There's, there's some more music coming soon, but, uh, yeah,

01:06:14.040 I'm working on that in the shadows. Yeah. Thanks. That's really kind. I appreciate it.

01:06:18.760 Uh, 5LBRY. Masks in church for non-vaxxed in Montreal. Did you hear about this?

01:06:25.960 Yes. I will investigate on this. Um, it would be nice to know like which, which church we are

01:06:34.440 talking about, but, uh, it's true. Like, uh, some school now, uh, you still need the vaccine

01:06:40.760 passport to be, uh, or volunteer or to go inside of the school. And, uh, so I have the impression that

01:06:49.400 everybody can decide what they want to do with their business. Right. You know, and I would say as a

01:06:55.560 Christian, I think somewhere the church has failed over the past couple of years. And I mean, the

01:07:01.080 Western church specifically over the past couple of years is making an idol out of, uh, things of

01:07:06.120 the world, for example, the, the mask or the vaccine or the institutions. Um, and that's concerning to me

01:07:13.400 as a Christian specifically. Um, but you know, I'll, I'll leave that for you guys to ponder and, and, uh,

01:07:20.040 synthesize anyways, I think that's, I think that wraps it up. I think we have, there's one more

01:07:25.880 thing I'd like to, to, to leave you guys with today, other than obviously check out the journalism

01:07:32.520 that's happening in Davos at w e f reports.com. We, we sent six independent journalists there from

01:07:37.640 all over the world. We're getting coverage that literally no one else is getting, and it's really

01:07:42.040 spicy and really interesting. So make sure you make sure you check that out. Abby's just killing it 1.00

01:07:47.320 out there as per, as per usual. I just love everything that he did. It caught so many

01:07:54.280 people on camera and I think everybody will love to watch that. Yeah. It's just, he's just so

01:08:01.960 good at his job. He's fearless. You know, he's not willing to, he's not afraid to spark up a

01:08:06.680 conversation with anybody, but, uh, yeah, maybe we can leave, we can, uh, leave you guys with a clip

01:08:11.160 of, uh, Abby versus the WHO security and not being allowed entrance. Oh yes.

01:08:16.920 That's a good one. I think guy. Yeah. Thank you guys soon.

01:08:24.760 That was fun.

01:08:25.880 Stop.

01:08:32.120 Yeah. Yeah. Is everything. Okay.

01:08:35.480 Now you stop to, to film.

01:08:37.880 Why? Because you have not authorization. Not film.

01:08:41.720 One second. Why not? Why do you need authorization here?

01:08:45.320 Yes. It's the WHO.

01:08:46.840 Why can't you film the World Health Organization?

01:08:48.840 Because it's official. If you said, yeah, WHO is bad.

01:08:54.440 It's bad. Ah.

01:08:55.640 Yeah.

01:08:56.280 WHO, when you film.

01:08:59.080 Hey, it's okay. WHO said, yeah, okay. You film.

01:09:02.440 If I say it's bad.

01:09:03.400 Oh, perhaps I don't know.

01:09:05.240 Yeah. Maybe I do. So what does it matter?

01:09:07.080 We can film if we like the World Health Organization, but if we're reporting

01:09:11.240 badly on the World Health Organization, we can't film.

01:09:13.560 So they don't seem too happy with filming the World Health Organization.

01:09:23.160 How are you doing, mate?

01:09:23.880 Bonjour.

01:09:24.680 Bonjour.

01:09:27.080 Do you speak English?

01:09:27.720 Très peu.

01:09:29.240 Vous êtes de la profession. Vous êtes journaliste.

01:09:34.360 Vous êtes... Alors, on va contacter le centre de contrôle pour voir si vous avez une autorisation

01:09:41.280 de...

01:09:42.120 Bring someone in English out and speak French, right?

01:09:44.040 Ok.

01:09:50.360 Il s'agit du journaliste Yémini, Y-E-M-I-N-I, Avi, de son prénom A-V-I.

01:10:01.400 My name sounds good in French, too. This is certainly an image of health. He's got his masks tied to his

01:10:10.200 security belt. It's both secure.

01:10:12.360 Oh, please. Just one moment, please.

01:10:14.120 Okay.

01:10:15.160 Thank you.

01:10:16.520 What?

01:10:17.400 One moment.

01:10:20.200 Yes.

01:10:21.160 It's possible to do your interview.

01:10:24.200 Okay.

01:10:25.000 Just for the image.

01:10:28.600 The image, yeah?

01:10:29.560 Yes. Not inside the building.

01:10:31.400 We're not going inside. That's okay.

01:10:32.680 Yes.

01:10:33.080 Okay.

01:10:33.480 Thank you.

01:10:33.800 Just a round.

01:10:35.800 Thank you.

01:10:36.600 You're welcome.

01:10:37.480 Thank you very much.

01:10:38.120 There you go.

01:10:40.600 So that's the thing you've got to learn when you stand up for yourself against tyranny.

01:10:47.240 And that's what it is. That's a taste of tyranny.

01:10:49.000 That's what it looks like when authoritarian states and rulers try to shut you down.

01:10:55.160 If you stand up for yourself, nine out of ten times, at least while you're in a democracy,

01:11:01.960 you will win.

01:11:03.240 But that'd be a lesson.

01:11:04.120 Avi Mini for Rebel News in Geneva, Switzerland.

Rebel News Podcast - May 27, 2022

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