Rebel News Podcast - DAILY ｜ Redefining fully vaccinated; Trudeau likes ranked ballots; Pastor Artur in court

00:00:00.000 good afternoon ladies and gentlemen you have tuned into the rebel news live stream on this

00:00:20.500 a tuesday june 7th 2022 i'm david menzies and my co-host well let me tell you a little bit

00:00:28.100 about my co-host folks do you know that today is national vcr day but he's too young to know what

00:00:36.900 vcr stands for yes i am there you go he is the duke of durham region he is the khaleesi of ajax

00:00:46.860 he is high energy andrew says chapados what a mouthful how you doing today andrew david i think

00:00:53.860 we should retire the khaleesi yelling that's funny the first couple times from all over durham you 1.00

00:01:00.100 know i'm born well i wasn't born in oshawa i don't know i almost lied about that i was born in scarborough

00:01:05.000 actually oh really if you must know that's very impressive from what they call the armpit of

00:01:10.040 ontario oshawa i go to all the best places in ontario and live there for as long as i can

00:01:15.600 thinking about cornwall next cornwall well there you go i hear it smells there

00:01:20.000 i don't think so no why why would you uh defame the fair city of cornwall i thought there was a

00:01:27.020 plant or factory there that made it smell maybe that was the 90s is there any connection to corn

00:01:32.380 with cornwall or yeah they built a great big wall of corn i believe to keep the uh pilgrims out 1.00

00:01:38.440 no david i do remember vcrs not quite betamax but i was around in the vcr age i would record things off

00:01:46.360 the television you know what that's a very good point it's national vcr day but that would exclude

00:01:52.960 the betamax uh you know for those of you of a certain age that don't remember uh the late 70s

00:01:59.700 there were two competing videotape formats and from what i've read beta was superior to vhs but um i think

00:02:10.720 the folly of sony which kind of owned the technology for betamax uh it didn't license it out so even

00:02:17.280 though they had the better product uh it turns out that vhs uh dominated and uh thank you mrs

00:02:24.280 messenger we've just been given a list of uh topics by our wonderful super producer i think

00:02:30.780 she's called a turdo as well as of trudeau surely that's uh that's a typo but andrew tell

00:02:37.480 uh the folks what it is we are ostensibly trying to do here today well just another comment there i

00:02:43.080 believe sony also lost the hd dvd battle to blu-ray as well good point and you know what um

00:02:50.520 they say history repeats itself which is true but don't we learn anything from history uh again like

00:02:57.540 you said hd i can't even hd dvd oh and that just rolls off the tongue doesn't it right um they went

00:03:04.740 down that road again complete corporate greed and hubris i would suggest um so i guess when there's

00:03:11.860 a new emerging technology are we going to get two of those as well they probably did laser disc as

00:03:17.040 well anyways i guess this is a new show i guess did you know anyone aside from cisco and ebert that

00:03:23.200 owned a laser um gary bucey in the movie tommy boy had laser discs welcome to rebel news daily live

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00:03:54.720 super you.net so you can discuss with us many different things questions comments concerns last time

00:04:01.320 we had a man calling you old um sometimes we have somebody calling me mean sometimes we have people

00:04:07.320 saying we just love david menzies and we want more of him but unfortunately um he's not even alive

00:04:12.480 right now so well you know the fact is we just really uh don't care what you have to say as long as

00:04:18.540 you send along uh hey well i don't mean it that way folks i mean in terms of if you want to be

00:04:23.820 insulting no problem i've got thick skin uh i think maybe andrew does too but um this is how

00:04:30.280 we keep the lights on isn't it andrew it's not like the legacy media and cbc twas ever thus uh

00:04:37.320 getting over a billion dollars a year via um what do they call it negative option billing like rogers

00:04:44.200 tried in 1994 you know we're going to give you a bunch of tv channels you never asked for and don't

00:04:48.800 want and bill you and it's up to you to get in touch with us and get them taken away well i i i think

00:04:55.980 there's some pledge that they'll never do it again but you know it's worse than negative option because

00:05:00.380 rogers did the right thing and said uh you're right uh we blew it we're so sorry we'll never do this

00:05:06.940 again but i can't phone cbc headquarters and say i calculated the amount of tax money that uh my

00:05:14.520 household is paying to you can i get that back in the form of a check or uh or cash and uh the answer

00:05:21.720 will be click you can actually do that in the uk i believe you can cancel your bbc contribution you

00:05:26.860 won't get the channel anymore but i have a bone to pick is along the negative option billing with

00:05:31.820 newspapers i get a newspaper and it's just you just automatically signed up and then they send a

00:05:37.980 child to your door to collect the money and it's like oh if you want to unsubscribe email here no

00:05:43.120 you don't just leave something on my porch and then be like you now owe me money for it like

00:05:47.960 that's not that really happened to you this happens all the time newspaper um i think all the this

00:05:53.500 weeks in durham do it so they leave a newspaper on you and by i guess picking it up they think you're

00:05:59.280 accepting into a contract that you're going to pay for it and then they exploit you with their

00:06:03.000 children you should do it and you know what that is the worst part of the story because if a child

00:06:08.940 came to me because i used to be a paper boy way back in the uh early 70s and you'd go knock knock

00:06:14.520 collecting that's what we used to say and i wouldn't have the heart i don't think to a child

00:06:20.640 you know scram i don't owe you anything but who owns those newspapers that's doing that um i think

00:06:27.420 metro land which is a tour star company oh very good and they're really in the gambling business now

00:06:32.820 thanks to doug ford he gave them a half billion dollar a year gambling license um uh so really

00:06:38.820 they recognize that the newspaper business that's the sunset industry but boy there's plenty of

00:06:44.840 enterians to exploit i'll double check when i go home but the idea that it's like i've left something

00:06:50.360 on your porch and now it being on your property means you now have to pay for it no can i just like

00:06:56.220 park my car on your lawn and if you haven't moved it or or if you do move it you now owe me the price

00:07:02.500 of the car that's not how it works andrew i think you should do a story on that that that's just

00:07:06.320 that's the perfect story for menzies marketplace every Thursday on rebel news plus what's first on

00:07:11.060 the docket david menzies well um i don't want to read the quote because that lets the cat out of the

00:07:16.540 bag but it is from our illustrious prime minister justin trudeau why don't we run the video listen to

00:07:21.740 the words closely folks and um two things spring to mind no it is not april fool's day and secondly no

00:07:29.440 we did not doctor the audio to make him say something he didn't i'm looking at this quote

00:07:35.320 um the first time i read it my my jaw was on the linoleum let's take it away justin trudeau

00:07:43.240 and my responsibility as prime minister is to serve all canadians not just the canadians who voted for me

00:07:51.760 and that will always mean what truckers listening to people you don't agree with and figuring out how

00:07:59.020 to compromise in ways that keep people safe and move things forward and it's messy and it's far

00:08:06.040 easier to stand there with a sign and say make the planet safe again

00:08:09.760 trump much harder to figure out how to actually do it

00:08:15.060 oh he doesn't do that though like why would he even say that is is i didn't get a good view uh

00:08:23.360 south of the equator was justin trudeau's pants uh in incineration mode i mean andrew and that will

00:08:31.740 always mean listening to people you don't agree with oh maybe listening into people that you don't

00:08:38.920 agree with such as retired cop rob stocky who uh a few weeks ago we showed that he was

00:08:45.040 wiretapped simply for showing up to the freedom convoy trucker protest and did trudeau ever have the

00:08:52.240 courtesy ever have the decency to go out andrew and meet with the truckers see what they had to say 0.99

00:08:57.800 no he invoked the emergencies act what a hypocrite what a liar well he doesn't go to parliament very 0.99

00:09:06.680 often and when he does he doesn't have a conversation at all he just says mr speaker and then doesn't 0.98

00:09:11.920 answer the question he doesn't go on any uh non-favorable media so the idea that he listens

00:09:17.780 to people that disagree with him or speaks to people that disagree with him and what was the

00:09:22.560 quote there acts to serve all canadians not just the ones that voted for him yeah completely untrue

00:09:27.080 you can let's assume that the majority of people who are unvaccinated did not vote for him he doesn't

00:09:33.960 listen to them let's assume that most of the trucker convoy people didn't listen to him or freedom

00:09:38.420 convoy people didn't didn't vote for him he doesn't speak to them at all he doesn't speak to

00:09:42.920 the political opposition at all he speaks to he probably doesn't even speak to jagmeet i'm willing

00:09:47.780 to bet that he thinks jagmeet's too much of a loser to speak with i think you're right and also uh let

00:09:52.980 it be noted andrew because it sounds that you know not just the canadians who voted for me i think

00:09:58.800 there is um he's implying or inferring that he got most of the vote when in fact it's like 65 that

00:10:08.580 don't vote for him well not only that but in 2021 and 2019 uh andrew sheer and erin o'toole won the

00:10:17.720 popular vote they they actually got more vote now i know i i don't get me wrong folks we have a system

00:10:23.420 where it doesn't work that way it's about winning writings but that it seems to me and correct me

00:10:29.820 if i'm wrong andrew he seems to be thinking that he is the people's choice he's won the majority of

00:10:35.800 votes and in terms of popular support for the justin trudeau uh liberals versus the conservatives uh

00:10:43.940 he lost out on that two elections in a row well i believe one of the other things he talks about in

00:10:49.160 this uh series of clips where he's got his sleeves rolled up so you know he's working hard

00:10:53.000 um that's just a telltale sign of any politician your sleeves rolled up they're working for you

00:10:59.540 um that he talks about somebody asks him the question about when he ran in 2015 he wanted

00:11:06.160 to change the voting system and now he says no he doesn't want to do that of course you don't want

00:11:09.200 to do that when you're winning and when hillary lost and when uh yeah when trump won when hillary

00:11:16.380 lost it was all about the popular vote but they never want the popular vote if it means it's going to

00:11:21.120 not have them in the prime minister of the president's seat and that's what would have

00:11:25.680 happened we've had we would have had from 2015 until now a conservative leader in parliament albeit

00:11:32.520 i don't want it to be aaron o'toole or andrew sheer yep but that's just what would have happened and now

00:11:38.220 he's saying he he doesn't want that even though that's what he promised is that the clip we have

00:11:42.340 here yeah yeah at least this what you're going to hear folks at least is a truthful statement from

00:11:51.160 trudeau take it away

00:11:53.440 yeah hello this is a question for mr prime minister so my question is will you fulfill the promise you

00:12:05.940 made in your 2015 and 2021 campaigns by replacing the first past the post electoral system with a new

00:12:13.000 kind of proportional representation electoral system thank you uh no i don't believe in

00:12:20.020 proportional representation i don't think it's a good idea i did commit run on it to replacing uh the

00:12:25.680 first past the post system uh i love the idea of a ranked ballot where you get to pick your first

00:12:32.880 choice you know pick the red guy first and then the orange girl second and the green person third

00:12:39.200 and then you never get the blue person if that's the way you choose to vote oh that's so convenient

00:12:45.400 how he did the exact order of which he agrees with you know how funny you know i never i get the blue

00:12:53.380 person um if he doesn't believe in proportional representation andrew why was that a major plank in

00:13:01.380 his platform in 2015 because it sounded good at the time and now what sounds good is we'll vote for

00:13:07.780 me and then you'll put jagmeet second and then we'll have ultimate power and then you know who knows

00:13:13.520 what happens there the green party apparently because they're even further left um it's never

00:13:18.660 gonna happen um i don't know what to say about it because he just no matter what favors him at the

00:13:25.060 time that's just what he's gonna say so he's gonna go back like 2015 that's what he believed and now

00:13:31.220 he's just like no i'm not gonna do that well why would you not do that because it's not gonna help

00:13:34.720 you win the system is fine in helping him win right now maybe he sees himself not winning next

00:13:39.780 time and that's why he wants a ranked ballot i think that's only so that people he can encourage

00:13:44.220 people to come together and be like listen if we come together as ndp liberal and green party on

00:13:50.780 another federal election then we can put ourselves ranked and we can all i can tell everybody else to

00:13:56.200 vote for you guys a second and third yeah and that would have been the ideal and the appropriate

00:14:02.420 follow-up question andrew uh you don't like the idea of proportional uh representation in 2022 but

00:14:10.740 you're all about it in 2015 we know you don't like it now um but what is the reason you changed your

00:14:19.920 spots on this major policy or like we know the reason it's because the classic electoral system

00:14:27.180 has worked for him these past seven years but i would like to see how he would spin it but we were

00:14:33.140 denied that opportunity he also talked a lot about infrastructure in 2015 and where is any of that

00:14:40.140 remember those uh bridges in bc that went underwater unfortunately the guy i don't like doug ford is the

00:14:46.180 only one who i've seen make major announcements about infrastructure in the last few years maybe

00:14:50.840 there's something in other provinces that i haven't seen maybe it's just because i'm in ontario but doug

00:14:55.280 ford opening you know highways i would consider probably not that important or uh taking the tariffs off of

00:15:03.480 a 412 a connecting paid highway those are the only things that are actually happening um justin trudeau

00:15:09.980 has no federal projects of giant piece of infrastructure which is why canada still looks like it's in the

00:15:15.560 late 80s where as opposed to places like korea uh you look like you're in a modern city or malaysia or

00:15:21.280 even the arab emirates steven menzies you know you really nailed it why ford did so well and the

00:15:29.380 liberal leader stephen del duca did so poorly let's just talk about something like highway 14 uh 4413

00:15:36.460 i believe um every riding that highway 413 uh touches uh voted blue if not every riding um every

00:15:47.140 riding except one i have to double check that figure the point i'm trying to make andrew is that

00:15:51.620 the people who lived in those ridings north of toronto where this highway is going to be built

00:15:57.360 love the idea steven del duca was listening to the likes of oh i don't know margaret atwood in

00:16:04.520 downtown toronto living on her palatial estate where there'll never be any infrastructure built in front

00:16:11.100 of it uh saying no no no uh don't build that highway i i don't i don't think this uh gal goes 0.51

00:16:18.160 north of steels for goodness sake so um again it was a folly for steven del duca to listen to the

00:16:25.580 elites like uh margaret atwood that don't live in that region and ford knew that people who have to

00:16:33.040 commute uh they kind of like the idea of another highway to get them to work on time um unlike

00:16:39.960 yourself today i understand you were late you were on you just got here five minutes ago but don't

00:16:44.980 lie to the audience david menzies what's it going to take for the 407 to be free first it's owned by

00:16:50.340 like spanish and or swedes and then now the government's just like yeah and you can still

00:16:55.080 get speeding tickets on a highway you pay for it's it's insane it's it's no it will never be free

00:17:01.700 and you're right it's owned by a spanish consortium and in order to buy it back from them it would be

00:17:08.100 billions and billions i feel like dr evil billions and billions of dollars so that's not on the docket

00:17:14.620 if you want to use it uh you got to pay you know it's funny the 407 it's an electronic toll highway

00:17:19.280 for uh folks if uh you've never been to the toronto area i have and i think most people have a love

00:17:24.720 hate relationship with it compared to the 401 you can uh well you're in danger of street racing going

00:17:31.300 150 kilometers an hour it's like the autobahn that part i love the fact that it almost always moves

00:17:38.060 efficiently the part i don't like is the bill and if you drive on american toll highways i remember we're

00:17:46.780 um where was it uh ohio and i got on a toll highway to get towards sandusky and it was fantastic

00:17:56.840 beautiful highway and i'm going by 407 rates of pay and i said the lady manzoid i said wow look how long

00:18:05.820 we've been on this highway i bet you this is like an 80 ride you know and we get to the toll booth when

00:18:11.700 we exit and it's not electronic it's still people giving the toll and it was um that'll be three

00:18:17.440 dollars and 42 cents what are you missing a decibel writer dave has always been a big proponent of

00:18:24.660 american highways the way it's all one way on one side and one way on the other side and the tolls

00:18:29.060 it seems to work better than what we have here yeah cheaper for sure but i would like people to let

00:18:34.820 us know through paid chats if they agree with the paid highways if they disagree with the paid highways

00:18:40.760 i also want to ask ontarians if you're watching why they think northern ontario votes uh orange all

00:18:47.680 the time they're always voting ndp in the northern part of the province if you have the answer to that

00:18:51.860 i have my theories but if you have the answer to that let us know i think we have another trudeau clip

00:18:55.540 it's not a trudeau uh clip it's all we do okay before we get to one of his chief lieutenants uh

00:19:02.580 let's run this uh clip i'm sure it's very pithy pros take it away justin 0.97

00:19:08.720 i'm glad to see they're still wearing masks as well

00:19:11.740 but it matters for the world at a time where we're seeing democracies backslide everywhere

00:19:23.460 around the world a rise of populism populism and nationalism a rise of authoritarianism and strongman

00:19:31.900 politics it really matters that we have strong young leaders like gabriel stepping forward to say

00:19:41.500 no this is the direction uh that we need to go in not just as a country not just as a continent

00:19:46.720 but as a world and that's why it's an incredible pleasure for me uh to be able to introduce you and

00:19:52.300 through our friends in the media so many canadians uh to this extraordinary young leader

00:19:57.600 uh that i'm very excited about working with in the coming years wow populism and nationalism so bad

00:20:03.300 so it's pretty clear i hope anybody who watches him and maybe votes for him sees that he it's all about

00:20:09.160 the world instead of canada their national identity does not matter well andrew two things

00:20:15.040 one is anytime justin trudeau dares to use the word democracy he should have his mouth cleaned out

00:20:21.920 with soap i think secondly he talks about the rise of authoritarianism oh what would that be would

00:20:29.540 that be oh i don't know the people's republic of china the country that in 2014 before he became

00:20:36.280 prime minister he said he has an admiration for the basic dictatorship of china they kept things done

00:20:44.000 david manzies well yeah and he proved that with the trucker convoy i'm not going to meet with you i'm not

00:20:49.580 going to have a powwow i'm going to invoke the emergencies act i'm going to demonize and vilify 0.54

00:20:55.360 you i'm going to have you put in jail for what essentially was bylaw infractions but the idea of

00:21:02.320 him uh you know eight years ago praising uh china and then worried today about the rise of authoritarianism

00:21:12.980 well you can't have it both ways i mean look what china has done in the last eight years you know uh there

00:21:18.760 is an ongoing genocide of the uyghur people there uh look what's happened to hong kong uh look what's

00:21:26.360 uh well i mean clearly this is a country that envisions itself as the straw that wants to stir

00:21:33.920 the drink and because we have such a weakling in the white house i truly fear that the next target will

00:21:40.080 be taiwan uh andrew chapados and again how can any future leader of a democracy say before he becomes

00:21:50.100 prime minister that he has admiration for china well first of all if he doesn't understand that we don't live in a

00:21:59.020 democracy and neither is united states none of like word is thrown around a lot when it's convenient for him

00:22:05.580 but i think now everybody who has been alive let's say at least 25 years at this point has seen the

00:22:12.820 writing on the wall in the media as a push towards some sort of global government or global control

00:22:17.780 which is now he's alluding to we don't want populism or nationalism it's about the world you guys

00:22:22.900 and every movie and every media outlets has pushed this idea of 30 years for globalization

00:22:28.440 globalization um it turned into a word called globalism but i remember in high school being

00:22:33.220 talking about globalization we need global marketplaces and global branding and global trade

00:22:38.980 and everything's about the globe they could only in every movie where aliens invade or an international

00:22:45.800 catastrophe happens it's the whole world comes together and forms one government and that's the

00:22:50.320 right thing to do it's just been manipulated into people for for the better part of 30 years i'd say

00:22:56.000 that the solution to everything is everybody coming together as one global government that reminds

00:23:01.300 me i think one of the movies you might be referring to is independence day independence day 2012 is

00:23:06.860 another movie just every movie where there's a um what's the movie day after tomorrow every movie

00:23:12.640 where there's a catastrophe all the leaders of the world just magically come together and reformed a

00:23:17.600 one world government because china and saudi arabia they just care about the planet as much as

00:23:22.760 everybody else does you guys you know independence day was really a tragedy because it was one of

00:23:27.600 these movies i call a two-thirds uh for two-thirds of the movie it was actually very entertaining and

00:23:34.220 it was a great narrative which part of independence day do you have a problem with david no the one

00:23:38.700 that made me laugh out loud in the cinema even though it wasn't intended for humor it was unintentional

00:23:43.500 humor which is my favorite form of humor i gotta tell you it was when all the nations of the world are

00:23:49.260 are getting their um you know their armies together and and their war machines and their uh fighter jets

00:23:56.200 and there's this scene and i think it's the israeli air force guy standing outside their fighter jets and

00:24:03.380 um pilots of an arab nation i can't remember which and there's kind of this look that they're giving

00:24:10.000 each other that you know what you're okay we got to worry about these the real monster those aliens

00:24:17.260 taken over the world but uh all this uh israeli middle east uh conflict uh that's uh secondary

00:24:23.740 like suddenly you know decades of uh vilification just went out it's all fine now we're all one happy

00:24:31.820 planet as if the chinese government just wouldn't completely go underground can we type in independence

00:24:37.340 day target remains that's my favorite scene i think and see if that scene comes up and play that for

00:24:42.660 everybody because you know the guy who plays the president what's his name his speech that he gives

00:24:47.620 maybe this will be a real independence day and then you've got um who's the guy who plays the crazy

00:24:54.100 guy who's the fight ends up being a fighter pilot that saves them by flying into it randy quaid yes randy

00:25:02.280 quaid the very eccentric randy quaid you know uh i don't see that uh but that's okay we we need not

00:25:09.620 dwell on that why don't we get back to target remains super producer olivia do we have uh stephen

00:25:17.200 guibble uh yeah here is looking handsome and he's not dressed in orange which is a change from his

00:25:23.520 haberdashery back when he was doing time and he refers to that let's hear what the environment minister

00:25:29.500 has to say you are at the age when i got involved in activism to fight for government to wake up

00:25:36.560 on action on climate change in fact i climbed the cn tower to make that point in 2001

00:25:42.280 wow today you don't have to climb towers anymore to get people's attention on climate change the two

00:25:49.720 leaders we're welcoming here today are fully on board and are taking action but they need your help

00:25:56.360 and your commitment to clean up our air and water to protect our natural world and to make progress

00:26:03.680 on shared priorities we hold dear such as defending and strengthening democracies uh standing up for

00:26:11.120 gender equality of course more so they're not going to stand there's so many easy points okay so 1.00

00:26:17.780 cleaning up our water means nothing there doesn't appear to be any problem with the great lakes other

00:26:21.980 than who owns it um the air quality they don't do anything canada is already better off um it's

00:26:28.140 what's it called uh the negative that comes off of how much forestry we have is a thing and uh

00:26:35.760 canada to emissions or yeah well we have many trees and they have uh they we go carbon negative from how

00:26:42.960 many trees we have i forget what the exact term is but it's not like they're doing anything all they

00:26:47.720 have is a carbon tax that's just shame on you if you do if you do pollute and then you know gender 0.99

00:26:53.020 equality they obviously don't actually care about that around the world i mean they deal with countries

00:26:57.180 all the time that don't have gender equality and they don't have a problem with it and it was donald

00:27:01.680 trump who wanted to make you know more equality across the world he came out with that um plan to

00:27:07.920 decriminalize homosexuality across the world so they don't actually do anything they're just talking 0.99

00:27:12.440 to i'm sorry stupid kids if you're there and you're like oh yes stephen gilbo you climbed the 0.99

00:27:16.880 cn tower who would agree so did he actually get convicted of this crime did he get pardoned from 0.98

00:27:21.960 it so how is he allowed to be in government if he was convicted of this crime well i think more to

00:27:27.920 the point well we always believe in second chances you do your crime you do your time and then all is

00:27:33.020 forgiven uh however i can't remember andrew any politician i'm just rewinding like some vhs tape my

00:27:41.380 memory here um ever pointing to criminal activity he was proud of usually you play it down you want

00:27:50.420 to change the channel of anyone um you know a heckler a journalist brings that up but stephen gilbo

00:27:56.980 is actually very happy that he's a criminal or a former criminal also when it comes to you know

00:28:04.540 gender equality i mean he is the minister uh for the environment and climate change um how i mean

00:28:12.780 pick a lane already why is he referring to gender equality what is the reason that he would refer to

00:28:21.640 gender equality when he's the environment and climate change um minister andrew connect the dots for me

00:28:27.640 where is he going i i'm really confused well the obvious answer is that he has no point it's just

00:28:33.220 something you can say that sounds good but if i were to step in their shoes and say why am i fighting

00:28:39.540 for gender equality you would say you know women are still paid less than men um women across the

00:28:46.580 world are still uh victims of sexual uh discrimination and sexism and their bodily autonomy rights are under

00:28:55.740 attack just look at the supreme court ruling in the united states david menzies your rights are under

00:29:00.460 attack and no matter what you do you will never be as good as a man i mean that's the basis for their

00:29:05.500 actual argument is that thing even though we're in power and joe biden's in power and they control

00:29:10.700 everything right now things are you're you're never actually going to be equal and apparently even when

00:29:17.100 they're in power they can't change it at all even though they own the parliament and they own

00:29:22.380 the house in the united states and jagmeet and trudeau have this alliance together even though that

00:29:28.080 they're right they're calling the shots on everything they can't change it for the better

00:29:31.960 they can't change the discrimination so either there isn't any discrimination or they don't want

00:29:36.460 to change it which is the answer i don't know well and how about this as a concept um lead by example

00:29:42.680 uh justin trudeau he's all about diversity but this is a guy that's worn blackface so many times

00:29:48.100 in his own words he can't even remember how many it's only at least four david

00:29:51.940 well that we know um and he's also the first feminist prime minister but this is the guy that 0.99

00:30:00.260 groped reporter um rose knight and instead of apologizing it's a lesson for all of us to learn

00:30:06.840 well wait a minute i wasn't there i didn't do any groping why is it a lesson for all of us to learn

00:30:12.120 and um and basically he didn't know who rose knight was and that's why he thought he could get away with 0.96

00:30:19.620 it um again they don't practice what they preach they're complete hypocrites and when you hear this 0.97

00:30:25.300 nonsense uh coming out of their mouths uh again it just strains uh credibility for me andrew um now 0.97

00:30:33.580 we i believe we have a pastor art update do we have a video on that um i know sheila's out there

00:30:40.160 covering it with a part of the team in alberta i was going to say edmonton but that's just the city

00:30:47.220 not the province um and i was just looking i was trying to find that term for climate change how

00:30:52.000 how trees reduce co2 in the atmosphere it's uh i forget the term and it's just a just the idea that

00:30:59.740 having more trees reduces carbon dioxide in the air obviously and that's why canada actually um has a

00:31:07.520 net benefit um in terms of carbon emissions because we have so many trees but i digress as producer

00:31:13.240 f1 would say we have an update for pastor order can we put that on the screen um live tweets from

00:31:18.440 pastor order in court again uh they just can't leave this guy alone jason kenney is no longer you

00:31:24.660 know in charge of the party yeah but um you know the i guess it's ucp in alberta right they just have

00:31:31.120 no problem with it um they're so conservative their house is on fire and just like let it go like how

00:31:40.340 are they just at no point like they really hate them well i don't know why they don't reign in the

00:31:46.100 bureaucracy and let's be honest it was cases like pastor art andrew i think that made uh premier jason

00:31:54.740 kenney uh outgoing premier jason kenney um because people did not understand how the state was throwing

00:32:03.120 everything against this poor man uh including those spectacles like being arrested on a live

00:32:10.820 highway when it was slippery road conditions absolutely no theatrics of it all oh yeah that

00:32:16.520 was just law enforcement theater uh to you know we're gonna show you how we deal with uh pastors

00:32:22.880 i mean uh you never even see that when it's like uh you know gangbangers or mafiosa or terrorist

00:32:29.660 type so i you know i don't understand this um obsession with preachers uh like pastor art those

00:32:39.560 churches that decided to remain open but i would suggest that this was a huge factor in what happened

00:32:48.740 to uh premier kenny's popularity well it's interesting and i think there's a bit of an alberta delusion i call

00:32:55.220 it where they think there's people of alberta who vote down the line conservative think that they have

00:33:01.720 more of a conservative government than they actually have when it's really just establishment

00:33:05.400 yep uh what's the orange almost or what purple may be in the middle of liberal and conservatives and

00:33:12.620 it's interesting how these stories like pastor order become more of an international sensation than

00:33:17.140 they do in canada and mainstream media in canada doesn't touch them but we get at rebel news more

00:33:21.820 calls from the united states on this we get more calls from the united states on the churches being

00:33:26.180 vandalized we get more calls from the united states on gun control issues because somehow mass shootings

00:33:32.140 in the united states equal more gun restrictions in canada americans just care about freedom more

00:33:37.640 and in alberta they don't exactly have this stranglehold or this strong conservatism that

00:33:45.660 most people would think of it's more of the media saying like alberta is a little bit crazy you guys

00:33:50.800 they try to make them seem like they're alabama or something when really it's just has big cities

00:33:55.320 like ontario probably like it has calgary and edmonton whereas ontario has toronto and ottawa

00:34:01.160 and they're very liberal cities and the idea that it's strictly conservative and a conservative

00:34:07.220 stronghold i think only holds up in name the fact that they vote for who they vote for in the federal

00:34:13.800 election even though you know jason kenny jason kenny's policies are pretty similar to doug ford's

00:34:20.780 who are pretty similar to justin trudeau and do we have any more details about uh pastor art

00:34:28.040 um andrew because originally sheila was going to be on the show uh sheila and i co-host every

00:34:35.260 uh tuesday and thursday but she is so super busy uh she's in court i don't know if it's a pastor art

00:34:41.180 case or it's another uh oh i'm just gonna pull up sheila's twitter while it's all on tv here and

00:34:47.160 it's it that speaks volumes doesn't folks the fact that sheila is still running around courtrooms 1.00

00:34:53.160 in alberta uh covering how the province is throwing the book at certain pastors and certain churches

00:35:01.840 unbelievable well um sheila says as of 12 minutes ago they're still going through a tech issue at the

00:35:08.160 so he's in court right now okay um i'll just read some tweets from her here if you want to pull up

00:35:13.840 her page on screen there fantastic um the peace officer says this appeared to be a social gathering

00:35:18.540 that breached the cmoh order uh there is no social distancing and that the homeless church and the

00:35:23.900 people were hugging and did not appear to be from the same household since they arrived separately

00:35:28.160 um the crown is trying to inject evidence sheila says that doesn't matter into this case

00:35:33.300 she wants uh the peace officer to answer a question about whether or not people were masking

00:35:38.440 outside while being homeless and getting a sandwich because she says it colors the event

00:35:43.100 um you know as an illegal gathering she'll use the word scofflaw gathering as i'm sure you

00:35:48.660 you're a you're a fan of and so they're live tweeting at the trial herself and uh selene gallus i

00:35:56.600 believe is her last name or the reporter out there um a little bit more here the peace officer says that

00:36:02.860 once she moved in to educate in quotes and enforce the cmo order use that word i guess so 1.00

00:36:09.920 some people in the crowd became angry with her but not pastor art and that her cps security told her

00:36:16.000 to fall back she's testifying that art and sheila writes gasp shook hands and greed the homeless by

00:36:23.380 touching them this sounds a lot like what david menzies and producer efron were fined for in

00:36:28.660 ontario so like i said alberta is not uh the freedom loving place it it somebody's out for

00:36:35.820 pastor art or in the alberta government whether it's jason kenney's cronies or some judges or some

00:36:40.720 people in the legislature there and please follow sheila gun reed on twitter and selene as well and

00:36:46.760 you will get these updates on our website as you can see right there you want to bring that up

00:36:50.220 olivia on the main screen of course um pastor order has been to many events he's spoken at many

00:36:56.480 events he's been on many of our shows and guess what would get pastor art to never have to have

00:37:02.120 done any of this stuff was to not have the restrictions in the first place exactly so it's

00:37:06.500 always in the government's hand that's why i disagreed with you know uh big papa pierre polyev

00:37:12.340 and justin trudeau and dog ford when there was a stoppage at the land bridge between canada and

00:37:18.840 america because it seems to me that their opinion is only the government gets to decide when people's

00:37:24.520 businesses are closed and whether you agree with the idea or not uh it's fair for you to disagree

00:37:29.580 that all the commerce should be stopped or should be allowed to keep going and it shouldn't be stopped

00:37:33.960 and there shouldn't be blocks at the border if that's what you want to believe but how come the

00:37:37.840 government's the only one who gets to decide when people should be open or not i guess that's the

00:37:42.220 power we give them in this country i disagree with it and maybe that's why uh we get so many

00:37:47.140 comments from america being like i don't understand why you guys don't like freedom yeah and also it

00:37:53.100 to me it always ran contrary to the science uh andrew if you and i ran a little mom-paw store which we

00:38:01.820 did it was yeah it's a palm-paw store of course uh but if it was like say 5 000 square feet and we

00:38:08.920 limited you know three or four people in at a time and we did the social distancing thing and then

00:38:14.540 we diligently cleaned the surfaces you can maintain a higher degree i would argue of hygiene and

00:38:22.060 sanitation in a small business than a enormous airplane hanger sized walmart or costco and yet

00:38:30.380 those were the ones that were uh that were allowed to open didn't make sense at all and um you know

00:38:37.660 that you you raised i i was given the same uh flashback memory when they spoke about the hugging

00:38:43.540 oh the hugging going on you're not in the same household and and uh what uh angel was referring

00:38:49.560 to folks is that um i don't know if it was it was it last april or april 2020 i can't remember

00:38:55.600 we went to peterboro to cover a freedom rally and i received uh a ticket of a substantial amount i

00:39:04.780 think it was like uh 1650 something like that just that and when we saw the officer's notes

00:39:11.080 um and i'm not making photos oh yeah and photos uh menzies was observed shaking hands oh really

00:39:19.640 menzies was observed laughing laughing does that spread the coronavirus folks uh to give an update

00:39:26.920 on that case it is going to trial i i can hardly wait because uh i think um the people promoting

00:39:34.000 this conviction are going to be made fools of but the last step was agreeing to drop the charges

00:39:40.960 if we as rebel news make a 500 donation uh to a local hospital no i'm not even five cents not even 0.69

00:39:51.360 a nickel i am not going to bend the knee and say you know you're right i was guilty of shaking hands

00:39:57.340 and laughing uh not a chance um so i don't know where these people are coming from also why would

00:40:03.580 anyone donate to a government entity they're already taking your money yeah it's unbelievable and i think

00:40:09.680 um super producer uh olivia has got it up there so if you want to read all the nitty-gritty details

00:40:15.580 um my goodness the poor people in peterboro having that police force uh or sorry police service we

00:40:24.040 don't use yeah and they were so angry at that event too yeah it was a randy bobandy hillier event as

00:40:31.560 well well he was there i shouldn't say it was his event didn't he get i know yeah he got tickets

00:40:36.380 he got tickets and uh yeah because evidently uh having wrongful political thoughts is a crime at

00:40:44.380 least during a pandemic folks uh even and by the way did was there any super spreader event

00:40:51.320 traced back to peterboro that day when thousands of people came to that rally no my theory super

00:40:56.280 spreader events don't exist exactly producer olivia can we please find uh ryan whitney the hockey player

00:41:02.340 was talking at oh pearson international airport former hockey player obviously well i guess it's

00:41:07.420 not obvious to people who don't know but ryan whitney on twitter he's sick of the wait times

00:41:12.900 at pearson they still have insane rules of course you're going to see him with a mask on uh so let's

00:41:18.680 get to that and then after let's see if we have any paid chats as well so this is former nhl player

00:41:23.480 ryan whitney he's got a alcohol called pink whitney this is very popular you've never seen that

00:41:29.200 what kind of alcohol um it's like a like a ladies like mixed uh drink it's pink lemonade flavor 0.98

00:41:36.560 that's why i don't know about it you should and i'm just going over why his his voice matters here

00:41:42.880 because he's very popular podcaster on barstool very popular podcast and uh alcohol connoisseur let's

00:41:49.140 play what his thoughts are at the airport hey guys whit here

00:41:55.120 i don't even really know what to explain so for people telling me to drive

00:42:00.900 i can't drive they have my bags they won't give them back so i had edmonton to toronto

00:42:07.020 yesterday i landed around three i then had toronto to boston at 8 30. customs was about three hours got

00:42:14.240 through flight canceled from toronto to boston all right at this point now i go and i see there is a

00:42:21.940 400 person line with two air canada workers there's a million canceled flights everyone's just

00:42:28.200 panicking so i waited in that line about six hours at near the end of the line by the way you know how

00:42:35.460 much my feet hurt be it near the end of the line they closed it they just said oh you have to go

00:42:41.500 somewhere else we had to re-enter canada we'd go through canadian customs so by the time i finally

00:42:47.760 see someone from air canada it's 1 a.m i said can i just get my bags i had a ride to buffalo all set

00:42:53.560 up and i had a jet blue flight from buffalo i just need to get out of this country out of this airport

00:42:58.440 this is the worst airport on earth i'm telling you there's no other airport like this

00:43:03.600 so they say no no no you can't have your bags your bags are already like in the middle and no man's 0.98

00:43:10.440 land you can't have your bags so we have a 8 50 flight for you from toronto boston for this morning

00:43:16.800 this is last this is at 1 a.m okay i'd be here at 5 a.m they said so i got here at 4 55 i want to be

00:43:23.480 five minutes early so i want to be three hours and 55 minutes early i get here this woman says oh

00:43:29.800 we booked you actually on a flight from here to montreal and then montreal to boston but that

00:43:35.880 leaves in 50 minutes and you can't make it they never sent me an email they just i i started laughing

00:43:43.400 i mean what are you what are you gonna do it was either that or like cry

00:43:46.620 so now i'm on it so now i'm on a 10 a.m but there's nobody really around the gate um

00:43:57.480 yeah i'm just i'm so in shock at this place it is the biggest disgrace

00:44:03.960 known to man all right so go ahead dave you know what um if you want to hear more about it

00:44:11.840 it is actually this is how important this story is i think on the front page of today's toronto

00:44:17.700 sun uh the quote is uh the headline is hell on earth no it's not a story about afghanistan

00:44:25.280 it is a story about uh nhl podcaster ryan whitney um spending two days in uh pearson airport this

00:44:36.160 i hope he's blogging the whole vlogging the whole thing you know andrew i mean we we get a chuckle

00:44:41.060 but like he said you either laugh or you cry yeah this is an absolute disgrace and there's no reason

00:44:45.540 for it because they're saying we're understaffed that which is to say i've talked about this with

00:44:50.980 there's only 90 percent staffing at pearson but compared to 2019 which was the year before

00:44:59.560 covid kicked in the traffic volume at the airport is only 70 percent so in other words having 90

00:45:09.980 percent staffing for only 70 percent uh traffic volume you're actually overstaffed in comparison

00:45:16.680 to 2019 what this crap is all about is covid screening theater this is justin trudeau and

00:45:25.480 his liberal party saying this is how we're protecting canadians even though we're the only ones that 0.94

00:45:30.460 apparently on the planet doing this and that's why you have these outrageous fiascos i mean the idea of

00:45:36.480 him being rebooked without being told he was re being rebooked the idea that they were holding his 0.64

00:45:42.200 suitcases hostage this is garbage and when is it going to end andrew i mean it's here until at least 0.89

00:45:49.860 june 30th do we see a reversal of policy come dominion day well david you see the country is in shambles 0.90

00:45:57.820 uh the conspiratorial approach to this would be that they want to bring in that digital id system and

00:46:03.600 say look how much more quickly you can go through your travel if you're quadruple you know eight times

00:46:09.260 vaccinated and i don't think there's any excuse for it it's it's already you know so many people

00:46:15.100 can't travel in this country by plane or train everybody suggests going to the u.s just like he

00:46:19.820 did um he wanted to go to buffalo and fly because there's much more opportunity there and they still

00:46:25.720 they kept him hostage they're like no you will be a customer of ours and you will like it and america

00:46:30.400 isn't even anywhere near the amount of options as europe has for the amount of you know different uh

00:46:36.540 airlines there um which lewis brackpool can attest to i think but uh andrew this is fixable this is

00:46:43.920 this is a scandal but this is not oh there's nothing we can do we don't have the infrastructure

00:46:50.000 no at this point david i feel like it's on purpose though i agree i agree and and and in addition to

00:46:56.380 the vax passes being that you are you can't go on a plane or a train or a boat and that is to punish

00:47:04.840 those people who have not been vaccinated this is a vindictive government that declares war on its

00:47:11.480 own citizens that's the real scandal with this pearson airport right they don't want canadians 0.60

00:47:17.800 to travel they don't want them to leave because they will start leaving this country behind just 0.53

00:47:23.000 like people have fled california and new york in record numbers they will start leaving as soon as they

00:47:30.240 can and they don't want them to do that they they can only bring in so many millions of immigrants a 0.98

00:47:35.320 year david they need some people to stay here um do we have any paid chats to get to before we go to

00:47:40.640 some of our final stories we're quickly running out of time here all righty this is going to be

00:47:46.040 hard for us to read you send them to me i could only read that if i was a journalist by the name of

00:47:53.640 clark can't are you suggesting oh supervision doesn't he does he have supervision or can he

00:47:59.540 just shoot things with his eyes he's got supervision can you uh message these to me to olivia uh these

00:48:04.560 to me olivia because we're not getting a full screen out here well you know what while while

00:48:09.400 we're figuring that out on the topic of pearson airport and travel restrictions etc why don't we

00:48:15.560 throw to um melissa lansman i really like i really really like that lady by the way uh she raised this 1.00

00:48:22.520 in uh parliament the other day uh i think we have a video clip of melissa in action

00:48:27.660 the fiasco at our airports continue believe it or not it's getting worse more canceled flights

00:48:38.700 longer lineups more delays lost economic activity and the international reputation in jeopardy the

00:48:45.700 minister blames travelers and is telling us that things are just as bad in other countries and despite

00:48:51.340 all the chaos experts are saying that dropping the restrictions and mandates must happen to clear

00:48:56.240 the backlogs the government is keeping these unjustified federal mandates in place till june 30th

00:49:01.720 if experts are already telling them to drop the virtue signaling what happens on july 1st 1.00

00:49:06.980 is there a person in the liberal party who doesn't seem like a complete moron and or scum 0.99

00:49:25.040 we've increased resources at cbsa at airports we are working with airports we are working with 0.99

00:49:40.980 airlines we are working with all stakeholders and mr speaker we will do everything we can to ensure that

00:49:46.920 travelers have a smooth experience thank you mr speaker put his mask back on as well so melissa

00:49:52.440 landsman raises a profound question i want to get your prediction andrew uh come dominion day july the

00:49:58.260 first uh do are these restrictions lifted or are they still in place i'm gonna go with in place which

00:50:06.780 will be my bet but i will also say that this could be a time where they're just like look how nice we are

00:50:12.360 to you can in a day you guys can travel and see your loved ones even though it'll be too late to do so

00:50:17.280 because um it'll be friday and then a weekend and nobody's gonna have plans that made that quickly

00:50:23.500 and then there's gonna be because they won't announce it maybe they will maybe i'll be wrong

00:50:28.840 but they'll probably not announce it ahead of time and uh there'll be a huge backlog of people wanting

00:50:34.200 to travel and then that will be added closures and slowdowns at the airport um it's just a country

00:50:41.440 of love we live in you know i was originally leaning towards yes finally on july 1st we have

00:50:48.600 our independence day in terms of traveling you really brought it full circle yeah but and it's

00:50:54.840 because uh this is a situation that regardless of where you are on the political spectrum everyone

00:51:03.340 is decrying it it is enormously unpopular uh this you know if you're a government you don't want to be

00:51:10.460 too unpopular for too long because that's how you become the opposition now i'm thinking along your

00:51:17.800 lines andrew i think it's still going to be in place and one of the reasons is the inventory of

00:51:23.520 millions of vaccinations that are being purchased yes um because you know they're on that basis we

00:51:31.200 got to use them all up and we can't lift restrictions it's not the right time i'm speaking in the voice of

00:51:37.300 the trudeau liberals now so um it'll be fascinating but like i said i'm leaning towards more misery more

00:51:44.900 hell on earth uh come dominion day in any event oh yes we do i was just going to say it's best to

00:51:50.780 assume what china would do in the situation and more misery is correct all right i've got the chats 0.98

00:51:56.680 thank you olivia we can go ahead and start from the top

00:51:58.940 of i believe annalisa yep 1964 um ten dollars good morning my sweet menzies and andrew i've missed all

00:52:09.400 your shows last week gur work had me on a course for the week anyways i'm enjoying the show today

00:52:14.760 well that's very nice well thank you annalisa and hey uh work comes first so good for you that you're

00:52:20.980 uh keeping busy annalisa unless you work for china amt 60 yes says for the cpc leadership race there is

00:52:28.980 a ranked ballot yes this is true my top three are roman pierre and leslin as they're the only three

00:52:34.280 denouncing mandates and want to pull wef and who jt can do much harm in three years i don't think pierre

00:52:41.220 has said anything about pulling away from the wef i think he said he just doesn't believe in it and he

00:52:46.700 rejects that he was a part of it even though he was on their website so who knows what that is

00:52:51.240 leslin lewis in my opinion um she was afraid to ask the misunderstood or answer the misunderstood

00:52:57.000 girls question about transgender athletes and uh you know uh roman he comes here and he goes there 0.81

00:53:05.240 but i think ideologically i think he's the best one that's just my opinion david menzies well i i like

00:53:11.680 the three of them but they are all flawed um i think when it comes to pierre polyev and i've gone to

00:53:19.440 um several um you know speeches of his and he gets standing ovations especially when he promises

00:53:26.540 to defund the cbc however what makes me nervous is when he goes on a podcast with jordan peterson

00:53:34.240 and says he has admiration for the independent media and they definitely have a role and then he won't

00:53:41.520 sit down with us i mean we're too spicy david menzies yeah and when i think of independent media in

00:53:47.200 canada i think you know you've got to look at rebel news um leslin lewis not answering you know

00:53:55.000 basically um the whole issue of do transgender women have a competitive advantage over biological 1.00

00:54:04.280 women and the answer is absolutely yes i don't know why she would skirt away from that and roman

00:54:09.880 baber i mean at first he was kind of skittish to be in our company but that's that's changed he's uh

00:54:16.760 uh he sees that we have a large audience that really appreciates many of the things he's saying

00:54:23.220 so in any event um those are some red flags with some of those candidates but having said that

00:54:30.100 what's the alternative patrick brown yeah he's john charay oh and uh kevin o'leary endorsed john

00:54:38.100 charay how do you feel about that yeah wow well you know uh i think the business of it all you know

00:54:43.880 kevin o'leary has his own problems right now you don't say voting uh but uh not voting but boating

00:54:50.260 you see what i did there yes i do that never happened then there's scott um atchison i always get the

00:54:56.620 pronunciation of his name wrong and i think was it sheila that uh described them so beautifully

00:55:01.900 he's like the father driving the minivan on a cross canada tour always looking behind and yelling at

00:55:10.060 the kids in the back seats to settle down and shut up you know let's all get along on this trip

00:55:16.660 we're going back to edmonton uh pamela for freedom is next on the list here my concern with the push for

00:55:24.540 electric vehicles it's potential for the power to be powering off your driving rights and with

00:55:29.060 surveillance capitalism determining your actions are not acceptable for your social media posts etc

00:55:33.860 yes of course and the obvious hypocrisy is what's powering these charging stations

00:55:38.140 it's not quite like uh david suzuki used to do the commercials if you untwist your light bulb

00:55:43.180 the smokestacks turn off and the problem too andrew is what might not be powering your

00:55:50.920 vehicles last month there was a report issued in california saying that uh and it was i would

00:56:00.340 call it catastrophic because what they were saying the state of california has as a matter of law and

00:56:06.460 it's going to be interesting to see if they can uh get this through that all vehicles will be

00:56:12.980 electric by 2035 20 that's only 13 years and this is a state that already

00:56:20.720 has issues with the grid now think of californians by law being mandated to buy electrical vehicles

00:56:29.480 and plugging in all those electrical vehicles in the state of california has a higher population than

00:56:35.260 all of canada what this report said is imminent blackouts and brownouts on a frequent basis it is

00:56:45.360 a disaster in the making so they haven't thought this through and i believe in all of california

00:56:50.060 there is only one remaining nuclear plant so if you think you're gonna bolster the grid by solar and

00:56:58.280 wind with this oncoming demand uh it's not going to happen well at this point it's safe to assume all

00:57:04.800 these types of moves by politicians like gavin newsom are to control you and all that's going to

00:57:09.780 happen is people in beverly hills are going to build their own mini power grid so that when the general

00:57:15.220 population power grid goes down they still have power because what if the power goes out how are you

00:57:21.360 charging your car you can save gasoline for over a year i believe and then you can mix it to make it

00:57:27.280 last longer how are you going to save energy like the amount of energy that takes to charge a tesla it's

00:57:33.560 just not going to happen and also a tesla i'm sorry is not a kia it's a very expensive car it's a

00:57:39.640 wonderful car but who can afford six figures for an ev this guy not this guy amt 60 again wants to

00:57:48.840 know oh i'm just throwing you under the bus here mine's a plug-in hybrid yeah i still won't be

00:57:53.580 plugging it anymore it's a sweet ride if you're a passenger in the menzoid mobile usually little 1.00

00:57:59.340 bottles of water maybe some bubbly um did you ever watch the x-files i used to love it and they

00:58:03.820 brought it back shortly about five years ago i know david menzies watched the x-files for sure

00:58:07.800 you know what um to my shame i've only seen three or four episodes and they were all superb um i just

00:58:16.020 never had the time to you know maybe that's my next binge watch some say i look like david dacovny

00:58:21.680 you know when i'm a stub lead do you think we can get the x-files on vhs uh no i don't think you

00:58:28.380 can i think it's a little bit past that time world's worst gamer which is a fun name says

00:58:33.420 obviously david didn't win the lottery as he showed up to work with andrew so here's one dollars to

00:58:38.580 towards his next lottery ticket well thank you so much unfortunately that dollar goes to the company

00:58:44.200 at least the thought was there but uh isabel has provided me seven numbers which i'll play and you

00:58:52.280 know why i will play them because i'm superstitious think of the misery for the rest of my remaining

00:58:59.240 life folks if isabel picked seven numbers and i didn't play them and those were the seven numbers

00:59:06.400 that came up uh how much therapy would i need to function after that more than you're in now oh for

00:59:13.520 sure 70 this person also says iron mark sharp equals canada's greatest athlete but david equals

00:59:20.040 canada's greatest reporter who's iron mark sharp can we google that mike sharp i believe mike sharp

00:59:25.780 excuse me yes thanks for what you do david thanks to the rest at rebel news this guy's clearly a david

00:59:30.520 fan he will become an andrew fan if you just watch as andrew says thursdays on rebelnewsplus.com

00:59:35.260 well uh good for you getting that plug in well world's worst game i really appreciate uh that kudo

00:59:41.140 and iron mike sharp uh for those um who don't know was a professional wrestler and always

00:59:49.380 identified oh he's the jobber was he a jobber he was like semi you know what kind of put that up

00:59:55.900 olivia please kind of an a plus jobber that's a good physique look at that but he would always 0.86

01:00:00.640 introduce himself as canada's greatest athlete and you know um he's no val venus

01:00:07.120 and you know the thing is back in the day when the the toronto star had ballots i think it was for

01:00:13.960 the lou marsh award the the best athlete in canada i would always mail in in a written uh 0.93

01:00:20.900 declaration iron mike sharp you would and those bastards at the star when they would publish all 0.76

01:00:27.600 the ballots uh and who got what they would never refer to my vote i'm sure there were some other 0.96

01:00:33.700 wrestling fans that wrote that in just to take the piss out of them they would never include iron

01:00:39.180 mike sharp it was like oh professional wrestling no we're disqualifying him so shame on you toronto

01:00:44.320 star and what a what what would be your introduction to the ring if you were a professional wrestler we

01:00:49.920 mean my introduction like my self-introduction if iron mike sharp would say canada's greatest athlete

01:00:55.680 what's your claim to fame i'd have to think about that one david menzies um the most prolific polo

01:01:04.360 shirt wearer in the world they're comfortable they're professional david but thank you for filling

01:01:09.720 that in for me judah bursey i think is our last chat okay uh do you think people will hold trudeau

01:01:15.900 responsible for all his kafafel next time we have a real election no i don't really um i mean

01:01:22.440 what's holding him responsible voting him out i mean there's been three chances to do that already

01:01:27.660 so even if he gets voted out next time i don't think that's holding him responsible well if there

01:01:33.200 if the next election is indeed in 2025 that puts him at 10 years in government in canadian parlance i

01:01:40.500 would argue andrew that's typically the best before date uh after 10 years uh there is a climate for

01:01:49.120 change um as opposed to climate change who else was that long stephen harper who else was that long

01:01:55.060 because i don't know well i mean if you go through history 10 years is when you max out and i think

01:02:00.860 i mean wherever i go i find so much resentment for him the fact that he didn't win in the last two

01:02:07.040 elections a majority government that tells you something compared to 2015 um i think he's as good

01:02:13.360 as gone but you know three years in political terms that's an eternity so much could happen who

01:02:20.080 knows he could save a baby he could have a baby he could become a baby and then it would be like you

01:02:26.980 know what unless you're bigoted against man babies you'll vote for me i think that's it for us today

01:02:32.860 david is indeed thank you for watching rebelnews.com slash live streams every single day to watch on the

01:02:38.940 best feed rumble super you get her odyssey and probably youtube as well final words david menzies

01:02:44.920 before we throw it to the president's speech and independence day simply this as always folks

01:02:49.740 stay sane our independence day they look a little nervous i need all flight crews to report that

01:02:58.400 are designated areas immediately major sir good morning

01:03:06.820 good morning

01:03:10.840 in less than an hour aircraft from here will join others from around the world

01:03:19.060 and you will be launching the largest aerial battle in the history of mankind

01:03:25.040 mankind that word should have new meaning for all of us today

01:03:32.960 we can't be consumed by our petty differences anymore

01:03:37.920 we will be united in our common interest

01:03:42.480 perhaps it's fate that today is the fourth of july

01:03:47.600 and you will once again be fighting for our freedom

01:03:51.740 not from tyranny oppression or persecution

01:03:56.100 but from annihilation

01:04:00.440 you

01:04:08.460 you

01:04:10.560 yeah

01:04:11.460 you

Rebel News Podcast - June 07, 2022

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