Rebel News Podcast - DAILY Roundup ｜ Ford pushes back on immigration, Tamara Lich preps for trial, Feds working from home

00:00:00.000 oh hey good morning good afternoon everybody depending on which part of this beautiful

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00:00:29.540 coast drea how's it going going pretty good we still have some smoke in the air but uh there's

00:00:35.940 been some rain out in the okanagan so that's been good um but yeah ready to do the show

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00:00:53.840 open and it was so smoky and then i looked back at like my facebook memories and six years ago it

00:00:59.500 was like so utterly smoking that smoky here that visibility was so low and so when people say oh

00:01:06.540 you know these fires are unprecedented no they're annual this is where we live this is how it is

00:01:13.380 um we've got a lot to talk about today and uh i think we should get right to it drea do you want

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00:02:33.560 off track um let's uh get to doug ford uh i think i think he had a conservative moment

00:02:44.840 shocking to find out um so it sounds like he's pushing back on mass immigration into canada i think

00:02:55.740 he's one of the few conservatives who are actually saying like we need to pump the brakes it's not fair

00:03:02.220 to the canadians who are here and to the new canadians who hope to find a better life here um to just

00:03:09.120 not rein this in so that everybody can adjust integrate and hit the ground running so that we

00:03:15.780 have housing and resources and health care and education in place for all these people who are

00:03:21.120 coming here let's slow down and doug ford seems to be the only conservative talking about this like

00:03:28.200 only official conservatives lots of normal conservatives like you and me

00:03:31.760 we talk about this stuff all the time like it's a basic law of supply and demand um nobody else is

00:03:39.580 really talking about it and that includes pierre polyevs who one of his big things is affordability

00:03:44.540 so let's hear from doug ford figuring out that he was elected as a conservative all of a sudden

00:03:50.760 what people are seeing here after this integrity commissioner and auditor general's report

00:03:56.680 is nothing but incompetence right from the chief of staff who decided to rush through a process

00:04:02.620 to the housing minister who looked away because he thought it was going to be too politically sensitive

00:04:06.900 to a premier who directed his housing minister to open up the green belt after promising ontarians that

00:04:13.640 you would never touch the green belt so so i'll think but but premier at what point do do you take

00:04:19.740 personal responsibility here and how are people to have trust in your leadership well thank you for that

00:04:26.500 colin and i'm sure you just walked down the street from your home that you have a home but do you

00:04:31.140 know many people don't have a home colin there's hundreds hold on there's hundreds of thousands of

00:04:36.140 people that home hold it there's hundreds of thousands of people that don't have homes and yes

00:04:42.360 when i 2018 we didn't have a housing crisis you know why we didn't have a housing crisis colin because

00:04:48.240 there was no jobs here people weren't coming here because the last government lost 300 000 jobs

00:04:55.160 there was no interest in coming to ontario but now since we've been in office we've created an

00:05:01.540 environment and condition for people around the world to come to ontario let me finish colin to

00:05:07.640 come to ontario when we have a housing crisis i have two options colin i sit back like the other

00:05:13.520 government did and let the whole province fall apart or we move forward and we build homes because i know

00:05:21.380 you colin a year down the road if we don't have the homes you're the first person that's going to be

00:05:26.340 up here saying why didn't you build the homes why didn't you do this why didn't you do that well colin

00:05:32.560 guess what we're going to build homes we're going to build homes until people have the same opportunity

00:05:37.120 that you have you have a nice home down the street but guess what there's hundreds of thousands of

00:05:43.300 people that don't have your opportunity that don't have the good paying job that you have

00:05:47.540 that's the difference

00:05:48.720 i'm kind of shocked i'm kind of i'm kind of shocked usually like there were shades of rob ford there

00:05:59.900 um which was good to see because rob would go scorched earth on the media that's rob doug ford's uh

00:06:07.300 dearly departed brother former mayor of toronto um he would push back on the media when when they you

00:06:15.220 said something completely inaccurate or out of touch as this guy said um but doug ford rarely does

00:06:22.140 that he sort of i mean it's hard to watch doug ford press conferences because he sort of butt kisses

00:06:27.420 to the same people who just chased his brother right into the grave um but it is true okay so for those

00:06:37.540 people who don't know outside of ontario the green belt is this chunk of protected land around what

00:06:47.860 they call i think it's the golden horseshoe it's one of the most populous places in the country and

00:06:53.740 so it was protected i think by dalton mcginty way back in uh i think 2005 2006 it prevents

00:07:02.100 large-scale development and it's designed to protect farmland and other environmentally sensitive

00:07:09.700 land it was sort of made by an edict it's not really one of those like essential biospheres although

00:07:19.040 it does have a lot of farmland but here's the thing and i'm not against protecting farmland by the

00:07:24.700 way but ontario also has lots of farmland that isn't directly adjacent to canada's largest

00:07:29.020 municipality right that you could probably zone agricultural forever the the thing is the left

00:07:37.340 needs to choose now do you want to be environmentalists or do you want to have mass unfettered migration

00:07:44.480 into toronto you only can have one so if you want to keep the green belt okay i'm willing to hear

00:07:51.260 arguments but i also don't like the government just protecting swaths of land via edict because they'll

00:07:56.900 do that to the oil patch they did that to the great bear rainforest which is not really a thing

00:08:01.560 it's just it just was like stroke of a pen we're calling this the great bear rainforest it wasn't

00:08:07.220 really a thing and now you can't do anything there and so i'm sort of against that idea especially when

00:08:13.780 it's uh designed to shoehorn people into the big city and not let the city spread out i'm not against

00:08:21.620 city spreading out in canada like this idea that we should be against urban sprawl and pile people

00:08:27.380 on top of each other sounds gross to me that's what they do in some of the less affluent parts

00:08:33.760 less developed parts of the world is build upward instead of outward we're a very big country we've

00:08:38.280 got lots of space but you can only have one here you can have all the migrants you want to the country 1.00

00:08:44.400 and they flood into canada's most diverse city toronto where there are communities and people just like

00:08:51.000 them and it makes integration a lot easier you can go there but you need to house them or you can have

00:08:56.340 the green belt so doug ford needs to be putting pressure on his buddy justin trudeau because they

00:09:03.280 are very friendly lately yeah to do something about the immigration levels that's what i see

00:09:08.320 well it's like you said like the even the people coming here they're not signing up for this we're

00:09:13.900 essentially catfishing them it's like come to canada for the dream well you end up homeless

00:09:18.600 toronto's had issues with migrants you know laying out on the street until the churches recently opened

00:09:24.140 up to them so this is ridiculous what i secretly i guess openly now since i'm saying it on the live

00:09:29.400 stream love about this is even though dog doug ford was elected as you know progressive conservative

00:09:35.200 he's basically been a liberal so you're seeing these progressives eat their own right now uh when they

00:09:41.020 have to fend for themselves and which is the people going to care about more yes of course there is

00:09:46.700 arguments to be had about you know preserving the green belt but people need homes it's as simple

00:09:51.940 as that and if you don't deliver or at least act like you care about that issue you might not get

00:09:57.920 voted in next time and i think that's really what we're seeing here it's one of those issues where he

00:10:01.840 has to stand up for the main concerns which is housing both for canadians who live here and the

00:10:08.020 canadians who have recently come here so yeah you can have people trying to be canadians i should say

00:10:13.280 yeah you can have a chunk of grass around toronto where you can have houses like yeah they've they've

00:10:18.520 got to pick a lane here now olivia whispers in my ear that there's a uh like another part of this

00:10:23.860 that's about a minute that maybe we should watch so let's watch and then react i haven't seen this yet

00:10:29.220 okay integrity commissioner's report uh showed that you sent the housing minister a mandate letter

00:10:35.680 shortly after the last election why didn't you campaign about uh opening up the green belt and

00:10:43.520 these land swaps well i think i've answered this before but i'll answer it again you know in the last

00:10:49.420 election we didn't have a housing crisis and just up to a few months back i didn't know the federal

00:10:56.140 government was going to bring in over 500 000 now we learn that those aren't accurate numbers

00:11:01.460 it's probably up to seven eight hundred thousand arriving like i didn't get a phone call from the

00:11:06.780 minister i didn't get a phone call from the prime minister saying surprise surprise we're dropping

00:11:12.080 these many people into your province and by the way good luck you deal with them that's the reason

00:11:17.540 we have to make sure that we use every tool in our toolbox to build homes so i i ran on getting it

00:11:25.600 done i ran on building homes making sure that we're building transit and infrastructure in schools and

00:11:30.940 hospitals and guess what folks we're the only government we do what we say we're going to do

00:11:36.680 some people may not like it but we're going to get it done well there you go another like direct push

00:11:45.140 at the prime minister there so what's going on there yeah and there's just a little like side

00:11:50.360 controversy here so uh doug ford campaigned on not opening up the green belt but again circumstances

00:11:57.100 change and people need houses right and so what they did was last year the province took 7 400 acres of

00:12:07.480 land out of the green belt to build 50 000 homes but they replaced it with 9 400 acres elsewhere

00:12:16.900 so not only did they so they built some houses and they replaced it with more land somewhere else

00:12:24.220 oh that's reasonable that's reasonable except it sounds like they were according to the integrity

00:12:31.160 commissioner's report and take that for what you will sounds like they were giving preferential

00:12:35.740 treatment to some developers to get the land so instead of saying yeah so instead of saying hey

00:12:41.980 what what's this cronyism happening here the media is hammering on the fact that you are building

00:12:47.600 houses that people need building houses that people need is not the problem or the controversy the

00:12:53.680 controversy is the alleged accusation that they're giving preferential treatment to some developers

00:12:58.360 hammer him on that that's the question yeah don't yeah don't hammer him on the fact that he swapped

00:13:04.740 out some land so that people could live in toronto uh that seems like a reasonable thing to do and a good

00:13:10.680 solution to a problem doug ford didn't create and it seems like there's a lot of tension in the room

00:13:17.460 there during these questions you can hear uh people he's like colin let me finish i don't know if he

00:13:23.280 colin really does have a house down the street but it almost seems like he's aware of that um

00:13:28.380 there's a lot going on there but why are they so feisty over it they're not even asking like the real

00:13:34.540 journalistic question as you say and they're harboring on this issue when they probably do have

00:13:38.860 their own houses and comfort so it's it's about being out of touch altogether it looks like

00:13:44.020 yeah they're like why didn't you keep your promise not to build in the green belt that's not the

00:13:49.220 problem here the problem is the cronyism but uh these people they're just completely out of touch

00:13:55.960 like yeah and doug ford called them on it so um yeah i guess you know like ben shapiro used to have

00:14:02.160 a segment of a show called good trump bad trump and i feel like i'm having a moment of like yeah good

00:14:08.760 ford bad ford and i'm in good ford right now very strange yeah that was pretty good good ford

00:14:14.020 i'll eat a piece of cheesecake to that yeah it's very it's very destabilizing to me to see him do

00:14:21.160 something good for once um let's go though um now we're gonna hit bad ford next topic so we did good

00:14:31.580 ford now we've got bad ford so doug ford's government uh he's got an anti-racism plan doubles down on

00:14:39.780 funding for dei so that's diversity equity and what's the other one diversity yeah inclusivity

00:14:49.060 inclusion or whatever and left-wing groups so doug ford in a stroke of insanity he is going to fund

00:14:58.320 the groups that will turn around and campaign against him in the next election by calling everybody

00:15:03.440 to the right of chairman mao some sort of crypto fascist neo-nazi that's what he's doing so he's

00:15:10.700 literally funding his enemies and he's wondering why these people have the resources to go toe-to-toe

00:15:17.080 with the conservatives in the next election it's because you gave them the money that's so 0.72

00:15:24.220 ludicrous it's ludicrous ludicrous and also it's just like why do they have to destroy all these good

00:15:31.260 words like diversity and inclusion like if they twist it they abuse it it's not even inclusive

00:15:37.920 anymore one of my aunts i'm gonna call her out not by name she got so mad at me because i said like 1.00

00:15:43.440 actually if anybody's getting judged by their skin which if you read the article that's what it says

00:15:47.920 like oh maybe i'll just read that first and then i'll go back to what my aunt why my aunt's mad at 0.83

00:15:54.480 me um so it says uh they are face oh that's the wrong thing sorry oh i'm sorry guys i can't find it

00:16:04.240 but oh you have it on sorry i'm a little not feeling that well so bear with me uh too many individuals are

00:16:11.520 denied opportunities or face discrimination because of the color of their skin their cultural identity

00:16:17.540 or their beliefs says ontario's minister so this is part of the reason why they're throwing millions 0.80

00:16:23.160 upon millions of dollars into this garbage and i said the other day on my like personal facebook that 0.89

00:16:29.460 you know if anybody is facing discrimination by their skin it's actually like white middle-aged men 0.95

00:16:35.700 and boy did i almost lose some family members that one but it's so true because they are the last to get

00:16:42.540 any perks in anything right now um and you know even as i would go as far as to say younger adults

00:16:49.140 who are white like even scholarships like when my daughter was going through her scholarships and

00:16:53.720 stuff there was actual like preferences to kids who are in the lgbtq plus community uh or racialized or

00:17:01.360 you can see even the way they want you to write essays and stuff like that it's just so tainted and to see

00:17:07.320 a government giving millions and millions and millions into this nonsense that you're right is probably

00:17:12.160 going to end up biting them in the end i guess rightfully so it's just it's getting nauseating

00:17:17.420 and it's happening in every government not just there uh yeah this is insane and it doesn't actually

00:17:24.220 recognize um if you care about diversity and equity ontario is the place for you by the way

00:17:31.880 that's like instead of saying we need to fund all these anti-racism initiatives you should be touting

00:17:38.260 toronto as a real success story for uh the canadian multicultural mosaic as they say um the most

00:17:48.360 diverse i think was in 2022 uh ontario was sorry not ontario but toronto itself was declared the most

00:17:56.020 multicultural city in the world by the united nations and the bbc i don't know how the bbc issue

00:18:02.460 horned themselves into that but anyways it's the most diverse city on the face of the planet

00:18:06.980 um according to official data over half the city's residents were born outside of canada

00:18:12.240 and i think there are more visible minorities yeah than white people in toronto i think that's the

00:18:19.580 number um uh so like if if that's the case then how so diverse so much racism in toronto like look at

00:18:31.480 number of immigrants in toronto over half the population was born outside of the country not

00:18:39.120 just outside of toronto and there are more people of color than there are white people there yeah that

00:18:44.280 should be that should be like you shouldn't be funding the busy bodies to complain about toronto

00:18:49.580 and ontario you should be celebrating toronto as a success story to behold around the world but

00:18:56.460 no just self-hating nonsense all the time it's always that and you know it reminds me of um candace

00:19:04.120 owens documentary of where the like the money for black lives matter went it's not going to help you

00:19:10.140 know black lives impoverished lives instead it went to interest groups like this too you know like 0.81

00:19:15.300 the lgbtq community which is not a prominent community in the black community like it's just 0.98

00:19:23.160 it's ridiculous and it's always about following the money yep it sure is and so doug ford is funding 0.96

00:19:30.340 his enemies and he's wondering why things are going to go poorly for him in the next election or at least 0.96

00:19:34.580 he'll have the he'll be in for a real fight in the next election and um it's because he gave

00:19:40.560 his political enemies government resources good job doug good job so we had good ford and bad ford

00:19:50.220 balance ying and yang and i feel better because um i know doug ford to be more progressive than

00:19:56.940 conservative uh let's move ahead though uh montreal won't return toppled john a mcdonald statue

00:20:03.300 to its downtown pedestal the statue was damaged that's a neat way of saying vandalized uh through

00:20:11.380 miss the mischievous unlawful actions of protesters during anti-racism yeah damage that look at how the

00:20:19.140 damage um during a protest in 2020 um uh you know what this says to me this says to me that you can

00:20:29.480 can you can commit vandalism and actual mischief not tamera leach uh honking for freedom mischief but

00:20:37.040 like actual mischief like these people have damaged more public property than the entire freedom convoy did

00:20:43.800 in nearly four weeks um and you can do it and eventually the state will capitulate because they

00:20:53.620 knocked down that statue because they wanted johnny mcdonald erased from the public space yeah and guess

00:20:58.220 what montreal's like okay fine you do it and everybody knows that if you do look at how dangerous that was

00:21:03.800 that's so dangerous yeah i mean i wouldn't look for the video but in a black lives matter protest they did

00:21:10.860 the same thing and it actually like gave a dad brain damage it fell right on his head um yeah no it's

00:21:18.580 horrible and i'm still stuck on them using the word damage because i'm sure we all remember the words

00:21:23.980 that the media used when uh somebody put a canadian flag on terry fox and made him pull the sign he was

00:21:31.500 defaced and you know what i mean we all know the freedom community loves terry fox um but that was

00:21:37.820 defacing the statue and it's just just a little bit of damage no big deal no big deal and it's

00:21:43.820 ten worlds away ridiculous and it tells people they can get away with this and do this over and over

00:21:48.520 and opens up a a green light to it um at least they're saying there's anger yeah there we go look 0.88

00:21:55.600 oh my gosh he's got a canadian flag on him oh my lord um but yeah you can like pull yeah you can pull

00:22:03.500 down a statue in a public space with hundreds of onlookers police were everywhere that day and

00:22:11.640 didn't do a damn thing knock the head off johnny mcdonald and the city's like fine you get your way 0.81

00:22:17.160 imagine parenting like that like if some people do it's probably their kids it's their kids taking the

00:22:24.860 statue down so yeah zero consequences those people didn't go to jail for 50 days like tamara leach 1.00

00:22:32.040 that's for sure no um let's go to this next one um because uh you've covered these sorts of stories

00:22:40.880 pretty closely um because of your unique cultural ties to these communities um saskatchewan first nation

00:22:49.060 claims 93 children are buried at boval indian residential school near the northern saskatchewan

00:22:55.500 village of boval english river first nation says they found the alleged graves of 79 children

00:23:00.380 and 14 infants using ground penetrating radar what have we learned very recently about ground

00:23:06.220 penetrating radar it can't find bones it can only find rocks and other um abnormalities

00:23:11.840 under the soil and and and still we keep making this claim but you know what i hope is that we

00:23:18.760 actually put a shovel in the ground because the last two times they put shovels in the ground

00:23:23.380 they didn't find anything they didn't find anything everybody was upset they did it in edmonton they did it

00:23:28.680 in the other place a couple weeks ago uh i forget and that not nothing was found and then everybody

00:23:36.100 was all upset and i'm like shouldn't you be overjoyed it shouldn't you be happy should it be

00:23:41.620 happy that no genocide happened here i would be relieved um well that's the way it should be and i

00:23:47.340 have a report coming up where i say that in the report too it's like this is a good thing you don't

00:23:52.080 want to find 215 children's remains um you know under the ground and you're right the those who are

00:23:57.800 actually excavating excavating which is the only way to find out what's actually under the ground

00:24:03.380 they're not turning up with anything and of course there are some where they actually know

00:24:09.040 these are in fact or this was a grave site it's just over years the uh crosses have broken down

00:24:15.380 like it's not some conspiracy they knew that there was a graveyard for different reasons it could be

00:24:20.140 illness or whatever uh in this article also also these are the sites of churches so the residential

00:24:25.940 school is next door to the church and what do we know about churches especially like out here on

00:24:30.600 the prairies the graveyard is at the church because old churches you do the service and then you bury

00:24:37.480 the people right outside of the church like yeah and sorry it escaped me but it was a manitoba first

00:24:43.440 nation um where they were absolutely convinced that there was a mass grave outside of their residential

00:24:50.620 school and they did they did that i think the smart thing for a community to heal and that is to

00:24:58.340 actually find out what the truth is because there's you know everybody talks about truth

00:25:02.020 and reconciliation but if you want reconciliation you got to get the truth out first what happened

00:25:06.320 to true yeah yeah and then it was the charles capsule hospital it was a tb hospital here

00:25:12.500 um and they thought there was a derek anipenak that guy anyways uh derek anipenak i think uh he he was one of

00:25:24.100 those like anti-pipeline guys and it's like derek you don't have any pipelines near you can you shut

00:25:29.420 up so that the other first nations can have jobs thank you very much like fort mcmurray wants this

00:25:34.080 stuff shut up we we won't put a pipeline near you derek we promise um yeah that's that's where i know 0.91

00:25:40.640 him from and now he's like he's disappointed that no bodies were found there because he says it will 0.76

00:25:47.740 feed denialist narratives you mean like it might feed the truth yeah feed the truth and and actual

00:25:55.500 questions that should be asked and i believe he's also saying well where did the bodies go like where

00:25:59.960 maybe somebody moved them and it's like so it doesn't even end even when you dig in the ground

00:26:05.140 and you see it's not there um and just back to the original article that we're looking at they say

00:26:10.320 in 1927 19 students and one teacher died in a fire that destroyed the school and the the dorms there

00:26:17.880 um so that's 20 people that who could possibly be buried but i bet you if i dig into this you're

00:26:24.780 going to see that you know where they're buried like the records are out there for the most part and

00:26:30.280 like for example back to the kamloops indian residential school there's simply just wasn't

00:26:35.260 anywhere near 200 children missing and like you know the governor these schools got paid for per

00:26:41.580 child so it doesn't even make sense on so many levels for 200 students to have been murdered it

00:26:48.360 really doesn't um so it's sad just further to add the catholic church is usually pretty good at keeping

00:26:55.480 records like it was the record keeper of your birth your baptism your marriage your burial like your death

00:27:03.280 before long before the government kept track of those things the church also keeps track of those

00:27:08.240 things and you know like for example if you needed a record of your birth and you were not registered

00:27:14.700 with the province your church had it the church is really good at keeping these records so they know

00:27:19.440 who's in those cemeteries that are not now unmarked because they weren't maintained by the community

00:27:24.920 okay um but yeah that those records just as you say 200 kids weren't missing because they know who went to

00:27:31.780 the school yeah and and the ones that unfortunately did die they do have records of where they were

00:27:38.200 buried which were in nearby cemeteries so it's you know it's sad that people are obviously hurting and

00:27:44.700 what i what i think is why why embellish anything there are actual facts of some horrible things that took

00:27:52.980 place in these schools why not just talk about those why do you have to embellish and go on here

00:27:57.540 i don't understand how they don't know at this point that ground penetrating radar simply cannot

00:28:02.740 detect i think they even say that there's 14 or 13 uh 14 infants so it looks like there's 79 children

00:28:11.840 and 14 infants that's just it's not possible it's not possible to do that with ground penetrating radar

00:28:17.200 if you haven't seen our documentary um if you go to cam loops documentary.com it's still there

00:28:23.960 um i think it's behind the paywall so i think it's what six dollars a month to get access to all of

00:28:29.440 our stuff and uh who knows maybe we'll release it for free soon but check it out and you can see how

00:28:35.260 we walk you through it and everything and the facts like that and it's just really sad and i think the

00:28:39.120 most sad part is that our children are still being taught this narrative that's not supported

00:28:44.800 by proof uh by facts and it's of course really troublesome for them when you could just talk about what

00:28:51.900 we really do know has happened you know yeah yeah and it just you know like every no country is perfect

00:29:01.460 but ours is pretty good we don't have slavery here um you know it's a it's a pretty great place to be

00:29:08.640 if you're a visible or sexual minority it's why why we had these waves of mass migration 0.73

00:29:16.000 to this country and it just to teach little kids to hate their country i think is a terrible terrible

00:29:22.360 thing and the worst part is it's a lot of it is based on lies exaggerations and hyperbole um but i

00:29:31.020 hope here's my hope i hope some duck for it duck for it just came on my phone anyways we're back to bad

00:29:39.760 um i hope that somebody actually makes a complaint to the united nations about genocide because of all

00:29:48.380 the things that the united nations does quite poorly including prevent genocide they're really good at

00:29:55.240 investigating genocide after the fact after they've done nothing to prevent it uh they're pretty good 0.96

00:30:01.000 at uh finding out where the bodies are and what happened to them they do this uh unfortunately quite

00:30:07.800 frequently rwanda in the you know the former yugoslavia so i hope they do complain to the united 0.80

00:30:16.100 nations and say there was a genocide happening in canada i mean justin trudeau said there was a

00:30:20.000 genocide in canada that's all the proof we need let's make a formal complaint to the united nations

00:30:24.560 and have them come excavate because if the local communities are not going to do this to provide

00:30:29.800 healing and truth and reconciliation let's get somebody from outside the country to do it and uh you know

00:30:36.680 instead of just ground penetrating radar rumors let's get to the bottom of this please exactly

00:30:42.320 you're here okay let's hit that's uh that's that let's hit an ad break and then uh we've got some

00:30:50.720 freedom convoy stuff and uh lots of stuff about the federal government wasting our money green evergreen

00:30:56.820 stuff justin trudeau's new censorship law bill c18 it's a shakedown and a desperate attempt to keep the

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00:31:55.140 all right let's get into this next story um for those of you who don't know the trial of freedom

00:32:10.100 convoy leader spiritual leader of the anti-mandate movement tamera leach is proceeding um towards the

00:32:18.080 third week of this month in ottawa um as you know as i just pointed out there are plenty of people who do

00:32:24.800 real mischief and vandalism in this country and they walk away scot-free they can topple a statue

00:32:29.900 and get their way but tamera who led the convoy of tens of thousands of canadians into their nation's

00:32:38.460 capital where they came to protest the lockdowns and mandates and ask for their freedom back completely

00:32:48.100 peacefully it was just like a weeks-long street party that may have been annoying to the residents but

00:32:52.720 it wasn't criminal unless you talk to the crown prosecutors there um i think tamera's real crime

00:32:58.520 was embarrassing the government uh her trial is uh going forward and uh the icc tv news has published

00:33:11.320 a canadian press article reblogged a canadian press article uh talking about tamera the leaders of the

00:33:18.180 freedom convoy so i think chris barber also are preparing to answer to criminal charges next week

00:33:23.280 for their part in the massive demonstration that gridlocked ottawa last year but the stakes go

00:33:27.240 beyond the actions of two protest organizers tamera leach and chris barber were amongst the most

00:33:32.860 prominent organizers of the protest movement that rolled into ottawa early 2022 and they're scheduled

00:33:38.600 blah blah blah that's not where the scrutiny will stop laurence greenspawn that's tamera's lawyer

00:33:43.240 who is great and if you want to donate to cover her costs um to to fight these uh mischief charges

00:33:51.940 against her uh i think it's help tamera.com is that right efron and that goes directly to the 0.99

00:33:58.840 democracy fund or olivia if someone could confirm that to me uh it goes directly to the democracy fund

00:34:04.380 and because the democracy fund is a registered canadian charity with a focus on civil liberties litigation

00:34:09.840 and education you will receive a charitable tax receipt for that so second ottawa um so anyway uh

00:34:17.260 you can do that there um i think it's help tamera.com yes it's help tamera.com um so they want

00:34:26.720 to make this about the freedom convoy as a whole instead of what tamera is charged with

00:34:34.080 so it the fringe interlopers and hangers on that word sort of on the edges of the convoy

00:34:42.080 who may have said and done some crazy things they want to use that to paint the whole of the freedom

00:34:47.960 convoy as that and then thus tamera who only ever called for peace only ever called for love only ever

00:34:57.480 uh went to ottawa in the name of unity who peacefully went out into the street looking for police

00:35:05.160 to turn herself in she went looking for police to turn herself in and she told me she did it because

00:35:11.520 she didn't want her husband to see her taken away in handcuffs she said it would be traumatizing for him 0.62

00:35:15.980 that's the kind of woman she is she really is and to speak to her i would be so filled with

00:35:22.600 bile and hatred for the people who took my freedom from me and she is so peaceful she doesn't have a

00:35:31.480 resentful bone in her body and i'm resentful on her behalf yeah me too she's so graceful like she's

00:35:38.800 handling all of this with such grace that's sort of the impression i got of her when i was doing the

00:35:44.340 bc like of her book tour which by the way the ctv article does mention her book which is interesting

00:35:50.200 because it almost seems like they've been avoiding it um but um just so people are wondering what

00:35:56.580 exactly are the charges both her and chris barber i believe have the same charges so mischief obstructing

00:36:02.620 police counseling others to commit mischief that that's the most laughable one it's that's the one

00:36:08.140 that's the one where she where she would say like uh you know like honk honk yeah like they go to 1.00

00:36:17.460 like honking school like you push this for this like no it's so sad um and intimidation and so yeah

00:36:26.980 you have these people who want to put the whole convoy on trial and and things like that i mean

00:36:31.640 the article does say that this is going to be precedent setting and i agree with that because

00:36:35.900 this was a peaceful movement they were um you know it was annoying to some of the people around

00:36:42.480 there but that's about as far as it goes and they were working and willing to work with authorities

00:36:48.040 as well um and the prime minister instead just hid in his ivory tower and just threw the emergencies

00:36:54.420 act on them like it's it's insane so um we're going to be covering this of course in a way that you

00:37:01.240 can trust just like we covered the uh the actual freedom convoy that themselves and what's up with

00:37:07.100 always putting freedom convoy and like exclamation marks isn't that weird and it felt it's those are

00:37:12.580 scare quotes yeah like they're like freedom the scare quotes and stuff like that it's like no that's

00:37:19.260 actually just the name of it um so yeah just like this is just making me walk down memory lane about

00:37:27.240 how how ridiculous the original crown on this case was uh the one who appealed to the judge now right 0.77

00:37:33.980 yeah he's gone yeah he's uh he's gone his glenn mcgregor is gonna have to find a new person to rat to 0.59

00:37:41.660 um it's a story i'll tell one day um anyways uh they they held her without bail little tamera who's

00:37:52.580 like four foot eleven she says she's five feet but i know she's lying um she says four foot nothing

00:38:00.200 yeah they held her grandma for they held her for 49 days there were times at which i was watching

00:38:07.080 her trial and tweeting it live that i didn't real realize that she was in the prisoner's docket

00:38:12.340 because she's so small i couldn't see her um and they said that justice julie bourgeois decided that

00:38:20.620 um tamara would pose a risk to quote the physical mental and financial health and well-being of 0.98

00:38:27.680 ottawa residents if she were to try to rekindle the protest but tamara never said that she would

00:38:33.960 rekindle the protest she said let me go and i'll go back home it's over let me go and i'll go back

00:38:39.400 home but they kept her just in case she thought uh i might i might walk down the street they basically

00:38:46.280 banned her from ottawa like they banished her from her nation's capital because i i think her crime

00:38:51.540 truly truly was embarrassing the government being the most effective opposition justin trudeau has ever

00:38:56.820 seen because this is her turning herself in yeah this is so sad look how tiny she is so small yeah

00:39:03.400 and both her and chris barber they say like i mean the word organized yes of course i say they like

00:39:10.880 organized it so it didn't get out of control there is a lot that was grassroots about this i mean both

00:39:17.520 of them say that they were just surprised at how many people actually showed up and the fact that it

00:39:23.780 maintained this peaceful stuff and not just peaceful you know people were feeding the homeless that had

00:39:28.640 really good vibes is impressive and that's where the organization is a blessing um you know that there

00:39:34.940 were actual leaders that could keep this civil because people were angry rightfully so and i was i was just

00:39:42.060 praying that there wasn't going to be a drunken fist fight that was going to be blown out of proportion

00:39:45.560 but not even that happened you know yeah so it's just i i wish her the best and if you haven't read her

00:39:55.520 book um what is it is it what's the url for that one so again she mentions it yeah the convoy book

00:40:03.820 yeah okay convoy book.com and it's uh hold the line my story from the heart of the freedom convoy

00:40:11.440 written by my friend the uh indefeatable tamara leach and you'll you've heard stories from people

00:40:22.120 in the freedom convoy but this is her story what she knows to be true and what happened to her

00:40:27.400 and uh how it was the convoy itself restored her faith in her fellow canadian she moved from being

00:40:35.400 a western separatist or someone who puts her head on her pillow at night and dreams of western

00:40:42.440 separatism that's me to a staunch federalist um because she believes that canada is worth saving

00:40:50.080 and canada is not just its um witless prime minister so well the freedom convoy did that for so many of us

00:40:58.180 i think it was just to see everybody together you know um it was great that rebel news was covering

00:41:04.260 protests because a lot of people would email and say oh my goodness thank you for covering that

00:41:07.940 protest now i know i'm not alone but the freedom convoy did that on such a huge level from across

00:41:14.140 the country and i i can't forget like i remember i'm like okay like i didn't know how big it was going

00:41:20.240 to be either and when it was like okay i'll go at i think five in the morning and meet with some of

00:41:25.000 the trucks i thought it was gonna be like two or three trucks from leaving from surrey and i was like

00:41:29.040 oh my goodness i think there's like 50 here that's a lot for one stop in surrey bc like how many people

00:41:35.820 are going to ottawa yeah you know it was it was such a great canadian moment in history and that's

00:41:41.480 why i bought my kids each a book too because uh they need this for the history books and they're

00:41:46.640 certainly not going to get it from the state schools at this point yeah uh let's breeze through

00:41:52.460 these next few things um because uh two of them are about the government wasting our money and

00:41:58.660 the third one is about how justin trudeau uh thought that he could run up against facebook

00:42:05.140 and win and apparently everything he's tried to pull on facebook hasn't done anything oh somebody is

00:42:13.820 bigger and more powerful than mr justin trudeau in this country just being the most surprised to learn

00:42:20.380 it so 39 of desk phones this is from black locks if you don't have a black lock subscription uh this

00:42:27.220 is behind their paywall i love the look at the thumbnail they use uh an empty federal government

00:42:33.440 parking lot because these people still have not gone back to work um yeah uh 39 of desk phones uh paid

00:42:42.240 for by the federal government are not in use um so the government found that they have

00:42:49.560 over half a million fixed line desk phones at federal offices nationwide and 39 or 203 000 almost

00:43:00.520 204 000 were dormant and of those nearly 78 000 were permanently disconnected and so um as it turns out

00:43:11.660 most of the federal government or not most but many federal government workers are still working remotely

00:43:17.080 um fine i don't care um maybe they're scared maybe they like working in their pajamas maybe they're

00:43:23.900 worried about the next covid wave not my problem but let's disconnect those landlines if you wouldn't

00:43:29.700 mind and also sell the empty buildings sell the empty buildings turn them into houses turn them into houses

00:43:36.920 uh put some new canadians in those uh new apartments that used to be federal buildings and it lifts the

00:43:44.880 burden off um some of these these municipalities to use you know to rezone land to build stuff and

00:43:53.080 uh the federal government does no longer have to maintain empty buildings um disconnect the phone

00:43:58.800 lines make some condos call it a day i agree completely and you know there hasn't been as many

00:44:05.240 protests but every time i covered a protest that was outside of a you know a constituent's office it

00:44:11.380 didn't matter if it was municipal or provincial like there was never anyone inside you know middle

00:44:16.480 of the weekday didn't matter like and then you know you ask people walking by and they're like yeah

00:44:21.240 no one's ever there and and so it's yeah get rid of it what are we paying for this for you know what

00:44:26.240 i mean what are you guys doing so yeah it's my dream to just turn every federal government building

00:44:33.620 in this country into a condo and this is just let's let's have you run sheila let's do it 1.00

00:44:40.640 your campaign promise right there all the condos everything is a condo now um so um this next one

00:44:50.260 is a story that i have been on since 2016 and the cbc has just discovered it um so that's great uh less

00:44:58.140 than one in five federally funded car charging stations is operational this is thank you cbc for

00:45:04.580 showing up seven years late to a story that i've been covering forever um because this comes out in

00:45:12.000 order paper questions all the time uh curious conservative mps will ask like hey what are the

00:45:17.600 hours of use for this these chargers at fisheries and oceans and immigration and environment what are the

00:45:24.840 hours of use of these chargers uh and they table them in the house of commons all you have to do is

00:45:31.600 be a also a curious little kitten like me and go find them but nobody's curious in the mainstream media

00:45:37.480 and you can also find out um how many of these uh ministries actually have electric cars by which to use

00:45:45.720 the charger in front of them and many ministries have a charger with no car that's electric and

00:45:54.620 good job or it's like two lots it's or like out here you can actually see like i don't know if people

00:46:01.800 are going around cutting the cords or they're just like breaking down but like even just not the federal

00:46:07.200 stuff like even like td bank for example i've noticed like they don't have any hose anymore or

00:46:13.280 whatever you would call that and i've seen that at the mall too and i'm like okay so nobody's even

00:46:17.680 replacing that they have these installed but then they're not actually even providing the service even

00:46:22.620 to pay for it and certainly the ones that were free i've noticed like those are just not in use

00:46:27.600 it's like you can't even give it away so much smoke yeah yeah and you know what maybe they don't want

00:46:34.080 to give it anyway like maybe their bill's too high now or something so they're cutting the cords

00:46:38.000 themselves i should look into it like what happened i i found car chargers that were in

00:46:43.060 places they built them and then they couldn't hook them up to electricity because the they were built

00:46:50.780 in a place that couldn't access the electricity in an affordable way like they would have to like

00:46:55.020 trench and dig out a whole parking lot just to get electricity to the car charger so it can charge

00:47:01.900 maybe the one or two cars a month that pulled up to this thing and these were the ones run by the

00:47:08.140 federal government but honestly i'm quite relieved that nobody is using these things because we don't

00:47:13.300 have enough electricity on the grid for the liberals fevered dreams about the amount of electrical cars we

00:47:20.640 should be using like they say the government invested uh 768 million between 2016 and 2027 to buy and

00:47:28.820 install nearly 90 000 chargers we don't have the electricity for these things we just don't so

00:47:36.860 and 90 000 chargers do we even have 90 000 fully electric cars in this country i'm not sure i think we

00:47:44.140 have somewhere around like 50 maybe no i think like in alberta and i pulled it up last week and i can't

00:47:50.820 remember the number but you can actually check uh because our government publishes this thank god

00:47:57.940 um the vehicle registrations by fuel type so i can just go look and see how many diesel cars are on the

00:48:07.480 road and hybrid cars are on the road and gas powered and propane and natural gas and uh fully electric

00:48:14.980 and i think um there we go i think this is the canadian government so hybrid electric battery electric

00:48:25.060 okay so there were 95 896 plug-in electric vehicles registered in the whole country and the feds have

00:48:36.780 funded wow nearly 90 000 so wow you can get you can very nearly get your own charger yeah for your

00:48:47.660 electrical car thanks to the feds what a mess what on earth that's crazy oh that's crazy kind of it ties

00:48:59.440 into uh good old your good old premier daniel smith uh slamming i love this climate criminal steven

00:49:08.600 gabu about attempting to limit alberta's energy resources it's kind of all connected but some

00:49:14.000 common sense it looks like we're going to hear i love her i have a good relationship with many of

00:49:19.320 the federal ministers and i'm really hopeful as we put our table together that we're going to come to

00:49:23.640 some constructive approach so that we can reach carbon neutrality by 2050 but i have to say i'm

00:49:29.440 constantly dismayed that environment minister stephen gibault continues to take shots against

00:49:34.240 our province as we're trying to begin this collaborative process he should be coming to

00:49:38.280 the table in good faith and he should zip it quite frankly because he's not helping when he starts

00:49:43.220 talking about emissions caps when he starts putting forward aggressive emissions reduction targets that

00:49:48.560 are unachievable by 2035 i have to react to that and i'm hoping that his colleagues will reign him in

00:49:53.660 the the targets being put forward by environment minister stephen gibault are arbitrary not based on data

00:49:59.280 not based on science seem to be plucked out of thin air and unachievable as well as being

00:50:03.720 unconstitutional and that's what we're pushing back against if we can get oriented around 2050 we'll

00:50:08.360 find a lot of common ground so you know i was speaking to the minister's office and clearly you're

00:50:12.640 saying that your gripe here is specifically with the minister not the government as a whole

00:50:16.800 uh but they're saying you know the government of canada the government of alberta

00:50:19.880 uh they have agreed to terms of a working group to develop a clean economy in alberta and that

00:50:25.320 you're really just posturing here and if you really wanted to work with the government you

00:50:30.040 you know stop the posturing and get down to work on this happy to do that they need to tell

00:50:36.380 stephen gibault stick a sock in it so that we can get together at the table they're saying they're

00:50:41.140 saying that you need to do that negotiations not at all he's the one who's gone to china

00:50:45.600 to give them advice on how to reach a 2060 target when they are bringing on two coal fire plants a

00:50:52.460 week for electricity meanwhile from there he is telling us that suncor is going to face an

00:50:57.600 emissions cap that is being provocative he is the one who has to dial it back and as soon as he does

00:51:02.800 we'll be happy to have a constructive conversation at the table but he's got to stop dropping bombs

00:51:07.120 and he's got to stop criticizing our industry

00:51:09.660 do you know what oh my gosh she gets younger and prettier looking for me the more she fights 1.00

00:51:20.020 with the feds like she's doing something she's doing something different she looks great and

00:51:24.460 then i realized feeling alive yeah and then i remember she's telling the feds to screw off and

00:51:30.480 it's the most beautiful thing a woman can do yeah she's such a boss and like i mean there's so much

00:51:36.420 there that she said that is so true and i love when she said like it's not based on data it's not

00:51:41.960 based on anything pulling it out of thin air and of course the reference to him being an advisor for

00:51:47.920 china of all places when you claim to care about these issues you're actually uh doing that little

00:51:53.840 side hustle there um you know she fit it all in there so nicely she's great telling the feds to 1.00

00:52:01.940 stick a sock in it just beautiful you know what we're gonna have so many quotes from her when 1.00

00:52:08.700 she's no longer premier i hope she's premier forever at this point but there are gonna be so

00:52:13.520 many quotes for it like it's gonna be the way i quote ralph klein now with his colorful language

00:52:19.660 that i will look back and i will uh favorably quote this premier telling i already quote her i already

00:52:27.700 quote her on twitter because she says great one oh she's so great one-liner she's an alberta girl

00:52:35.120 you know we're like that yeah i think the last quote i did with her is what she said that i think you

00:52:40.340 guys had 650 wildfires and 500 of them were human caused and it's just like bc is the opposite it's so

00:52:48.680 hard to find uh i mean you can find the information of course if you look it up but you won't find

00:52:53.820 like the premier ever saying anything like that he's never gonna just say it so yeah yeah yeah

00:53:01.580 she just basically told this guy what was what oh yeah there there it is we can play it if you want

00:53:07.840 yeah premier do you believe that climate change and the unprecedented wildfires we've been seeing

00:53:15.580 this summer are at all related all i know is in my province um we had 650 fires and 500 of them

00:53:21.740 we're human caused so we have to make sure that when people know that when it's dry out there and

00:53:26.160 we get into forest fire season that they're being a lot more careful because anytime you end up with

00:53:30.780 an ignition that happens it can have devastating consequences and so that's what i would hope that

00:53:35.400 we can we can educate the public on that front as well simple to the point accurate the people are 0.97

00:53:42.700 the idiots it's like if you really want to stop the fires educate the people causing the fires on how to 0.98

00:53:48.320 stop them it's really not rocket science and you know like that journalist thought that he just set 1.00

00:53:54.380 out a big bear trap for her to stick her leg in and she like came with the facts and she's like 0.95

00:53:58.920 you know 500 of them are human started uh so unless climate change is making people go crazy and

00:54:05.780 yeah into fire bugs that's not they'll not doing it yeah and the rest are probably lightning

00:54:11.440 you know okay let's start to this facebook's a facebook thing um because i alluded to it 0.98

00:54:18.260 so meta facebook instagram uh the uh lizard king zuckerberg's enterprise uh what's her shit 0.89

00:54:29.640 he's blocking canadian news because he doesn't want to pay justin trudeau's shakedown so justin trudeau 0.71

00:54:36.600 has a law in canada that it's the online news act that says that if you share a a news link onto

00:54:46.380 social media then the social media company then has to pay the journalistic organization which

00:54:52.560 produced the news which is justin trudeau's way of getting somebody else to fund his friends in the

00:54:59.940 media but here's what this would mean tangibly speaking it's like forcing the newspaper boy

00:55:07.460 who is only delivering the newspaper to you to pay the news company for the newspaper he delivered

00:55:15.740 what exactly right doesn't make any sense like and justin trudeau was so bad that now i'm defending

00:55:21.940 zuckerberg a man whom i just i know lizard 45 seconds ago but this is where we're at it's like the

00:55:27.960 doug ford and trudeau now it's just like you know i guess the pendulum is switching or something

00:55:33.120 again very unsettling for me but anyways according to uh and justin trudeau thought oh you know like

00:55:41.100 i'm not gonna back down when meta continues to block canadian news access because canadians so love me

00:55:49.840 that they will choose me and not the zucker king well that isn't the case so as it turns out we're 0.98

00:55:57.960 we are addicted to social media and you know what this is one of those times where i'm cheering for

00:56:03.640 a social media addiction to plague the minds of canadians so that it teaches justin trudeau a 1.00

00:56:08.740 lesson and it's hard to teach a stupid man a lesson and that that might be the problem here but 0.99

00:56:14.060 canadians have not left facebook on mass because facebook has picked a fight with uh justin trudeau 1.00

00:56:21.880 they haven't they they continue to use facebook despite the fact that they can't get their news

00:56:28.780 there it sounds like maybe they're just going directly to the news outlets or maybe canadians

00:56:33.760 just don't care about seeing news on on social media which also could be the case but they're not

00:56:38.560 giving up their cat memes and you got me a cat meme sheila my cat memes and looking at

00:56:46.380 how well or how poorly the people who were mean to them in high school are doing these days

00:56:51.340 um they're not giving that up they like that uh more than they like justin trudeau which is uh good

00:56:57.140 news um for my faith in my fellow canadians you know what we should look into have more people join

00:57:03.940 twitter uh because you can still get your news on twitter now quite easily and i would say less

00:57:10.740 in a less censored fashion too so that's interesting but yeah no i'm not surprised you hit it on the nail

00:57:16.140 with the cat memes um this is pretty much the reason i'm still on facebook it's the cat memes me too

00:57:21.400 yeah so i don't even have a cat but i just love watching those videos so um but yeah it is it's the

00:57:29.620 second example that uh his it reminds me i'm sort of like uh the uh cartel or something like we need our

00:57:37.280 cut of your business kind of thing here um but he also when um the liberal said we're pulling out on

00:57:43.900 advertisement except for our campaign or like for our party um they said like well it was only going

00:57:49.800 to be less than one percent of meta's like revenue or whatever like it was like no big deal it's like

00:57:54.720 shoo away you little uh authoritative fly get out of my face until you uh know your role and come back 1.00

00:58:01.220 and so it's going to be really interesting to see how long this will play out but i suspect

00:58:05.840 the closer it gets to election time if you know facebook holds its ground they're going to have

00:58:10.840 to back down because they need their state media's narrative to come out about their party that's

00:58:17.300 the way i see it anyways yeah i think you're probably right and yeah i think that's funny that

00:58:21.320 the liberals are so unprincipled that they can't stick to their guns when it comes to not buying

00:58:26.920 ad buys on facebook for the party um it's palatable enough for the party of which justin

00:58:33.120 trudeau leads but it is not palatable enough for the canadian public to be able to uh access their

00:58:40.040 news via facebook which is i think where a lot of people had been accessing it maybe they just don't

00:58:45.100 care that they're not seeing news anymore um but yeah i'm i remain there for like the wrestling memes

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00:59:06.700 we'll go to those and if we don't we'll just tidy up a few uh things from uh saskatch now's your time

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00:59:17.720 in saskatchewan they're genociding vulnerable kids if you listen to the left

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01:00:30.240 all righty let's go to saskatchewan new brunswick uh two provinces exhibiting some pretty real sanity around

01:00:41.960 uh this progressive hellscape of a country and um i'm i was looking at some data this morning um because

01:00:49.380 i was talking with my friend lee since saskatchewan who's really been a fighter on this issue

01:00:53.320 that there's a real appetite in alberta for our provincial government to follow suit

01:00:58.980 yeah so uh and of course it's the conservative thing and you know who will get prettier and just younger

01:01:06.280 looking is danielle smith if she continues to do these things yeah um but uh in saskatchewan and in 0.84

01:01:16.020 new brunswick they basically have said look if if kids want to change their gender we're not going

01:01:21.320 to stop them but the parents should know of course and of course like that is like you don't my kids

01:01:29.820 are not going to have secrets with teachers i'll tell you that much right now and if you're a teacher 0.95

01:01:33.160 who wants to have secrets with my kid i'm just going to assume that you're some sort of psychotic 0.61

01:01:37.360 pervert i'm sorry i'm just everybody used to everybody used to assume that like not too long ago 0.93

01:01:43.300 you don't have secrets with kids oh especially sexually related secrets like let's be honest that's 0.91

01:01:50.160 what this is it's all about sexual orientation uh my gosh gross so there was a poll that came out

01:01:57.640 oh go on yeah so marcy yen who her greatest claim to fame was much like seamus o'regan talking on tv

01:02:07.360 reading scripts someone else had written um i think she's on ctv as well so just like all the like

01:02:13.400 progressive uh failures upward i guess from ctv those are just all going to be mps now i guess

01:02:21.400 um but anyways she says that the um she's the minister for women gender equality and youth

01:02:29.820 okay whatever that's a shouldn't that ministry shouldn't even exist but anyway yeah she's

01:02:35.480 she says policies in saskatchewan and new brunswick that require parental consent

01:02:40.600 but and this isn't just all students this is students under the age of 16 so the minoriest of

01:02:45.680 minors before students under 16 can have can have schools use their preferred pronouns and names

01:02:51.420 which transgender and non-binary kids in a life or death situation okay so why am i even giving my 1.00

01:02:57.680 kid a name at birth why am i because i should just you're not supposed to you're supposed to let

01:03:03.560 them decide their name right i'm having a baby not a baby um but what like i named my kid i raised my

01:03:14.040 kid and then as soon as they get to kindergarten some teachers like actually no uh little susie is 1.00

01:03:21.840 going to be a little steve and we're going to call him that and you don't get a say in any of it

01:03:26.920 what kind of upside down world do these people think they're living in however i hope the liberals

01:03:33.240 just put the pedal to the metal on this issue because this is the one thing that turns centrist

01:03:38.960 and people who don't pay attention to people like me who are on team millstone where you want if you 0.98

01:03:44.820 want to sexualize little kids i let me tie the millstone around your neck and throw you into the 1.00

01:03:49.760 deepest depths of the ocean like jesus said that we should do i get right on team millstone and all of a 0.98

01:03:55.880 sudden people who are like we see this all the time at the protests where people who normally don't

01:04:02.580 march and protest together are like holding hands um to save the little ones from this nonsense you've

01:04:09.040 got muslim parents christian parents new canadians they're out there all united in this cause and i like

01:04:16.700 i hope the liberals just ride this thing right to the bottom because this is the kind of thing that

01:04:22.900 flips democrat states into republican states in the united states and so bring it bring it bring it on

01:04:30.640 yeah and you see you know these different groups you see actual diversity coming together and um

01:04:37.220 standing up against this issue but the truth of the matter is there is a significant silent majority

01:04:42.740 they're not daring to go to these protests right now they they don't want to be called a bigot or a

01:04:47.540 transphobe or told they don't care about kids who might kill themselves but they're just going to

01:04:51.920 change their vote i know people personally i know ndp voters who are telling me for the first time 0.89

01:04:57.720 they're going to vote conservative over this issue because they just think it's so messed up but you

01:05:02.360 know they're not going to tell their facebook friends or anything like that so you're right

01:05:05.160 um you know god uses all things for good in the end and perhaps this madness uh will end up with

01:05:11.860 some actual change on this issue because it's been an underlying issue in the school system that was

01:05:18.400 really going under the radar for years and it was affecting you know vulnerable kids who have social

01:05:24.820 issues or have experienced trauma you know they seem to have been getting the brunt of this rapid gender 1.00

01:05:31.700 dysphoria you can get from school but now it's expand they've gotten greedy with it and they're just

01:05:38.040 trying to separate parents from their kids essentially on a very basic fundamental level

01:05:43.300 your child's identity it's it's nuts uh there was a recent poll that came out we talked about it uh

01:05:49.940 recently as well and parents want to know they uh in large based on that poll parents want to know

01:05:56.180 their child's identity go figure who would have thought and like i said before in a previous live stream

01:06:00.780 some of those parents may be okay with their kid transitioning when i covered the story

01:06:05.400 of out um in castlegar bc castlegar elementary a kindergarten grade one teacher decided in

01:06:15.000 retaliation after a drag queen story time was canceled at a library to then subject the children

01:06:21.280 without the parents information in her k grade one class to her own drag queen story time there were

01:06:26.960 parents who said listen i probably would have said okay to my child going to that but i'm pissed off

01:06:33.740 that i didn't even know about and i have to come my kid came home and said hey i i saw a dragon queen

01:06:40.060 today and they're like what the heck's a dragon queen like you know this is so shocking it needs to

01:06:44.480 end and um the good news is more and more parents are awake and we'll see how that uh turns into the

01:06:50.900 votes but even so like for example the conservative party is still pretty quiet on this issue i do want

01:06:55.980 to say in british columbia the only politician really speaking about this matter is um

01:07:01.720 mla john rustad who's also the leader of the conservative party of british columbia you know he's done

01:07:07.900 statements about women and girls having their own safe spaces um and that parents should in fact be able

01:07:15.080 to decide and i do believe pierre polyev recently has said something similar about it should be up to

01:07:20.380 the parents so slowly uh we're making some progress yeah i saw they tried to once again the canadian

01:07:29.880 civil liberties association for a moment in time they were on the right side of history with uh their

01:07:35.140 uh intervention into the public order emergency commission on behalf of peaceful protesters but

01:07:41.520 they've gone back to being crazy uh because they are saying that this is a violation of trans

01:07:46.780 students students rights um they have these policies have a discriminatory impact on trans and gender

01:07:55.000 diverse students said uh the director of equality programs at the canadian civil liberties association

01:08:02.560 what about the discriminatory effect that it has on parents and our right to know what what's

01:08:08.140 happening with our kids um if this guy from the cc or yeah the ccla wants to uh have a say in what my

01:08:18.040 kids are doing great i'll tell you where you can mail the child support check but until such time i'm in

01:08:23.800 charge um and they try to equate it to uh students using nicknames students using nicknames like

01:08:31.360 shortening up um steven to steve or patricia to patty that's a little different than your kid taking

01:08:40.600 on the identity of the opposite sex something that we know has a direct correlation i'm not making the

01:08:49.120 causation claim but there is a correlation to increased suicidality now i think it it is a

01:08:55.580 not only a correlation and a causation um that post gender transition the suicidality goes out but we

01:09:04.240 at least know that there's a tie between kids struggling with gender identity and suicidality

01:09:08.820 wouldn't you want the parents to know like if you thought my kid there was a potential for my kid to

01:09:14.720 come home and hang themselves in their closet and wouldn't you want me to know when you want me to be

01:09:21.240 the look on the lookout for the that stuff would you keep that a secret at school and then claim to

01:09:26.720 care about that child more than so backwards like before we used to say you know come out of the 0.99

01:09:32.280 closet you know accept people for their sexual orientation come out the family should be accepting

01:09:37.920 now they're not even giving the family the opportunity and that's when you know this has gone

01:09:42.060 too far and it's not even really about equality it's about something else because it doesn't make any

01:09:46.440 sense to teach kids to hide their identity from their parents not even give them a chance to be

01:09:51.780 accepted if that's who they want to be um and just on it like i said on a very basic level you're

01:09:58.240 teaching children to not tell their parents things which obviously can trickle into other things that

01:10:04.440 they're doing as well if authorities or you figures that they're supposed to trust and respect are

01:10:10.160 setting up that path why would they tell their parents about other things

01:10:13.420 now i'm angry you're probably angry about this i'm angry with a lot of things but apparently

01:10:20.000 canadians are getting angry and uh we should just chill out according to the toronto star

01:10:25.520 um here's what experts say is happening and how we can tame our temper you know there's such thing as

01:10:33.120 righteous indignation like in the face of injustice you get angry enough to do something about it

01:10:39.180 um that's where i try to be all the time i try to be a happy warrior except when i see people

01:10:44.760 sexualizing the little ones and pastors being arrested in front of their screaming crying children

01:10:50.020 uh dan i i feel like i'm angry but i feel like it's righteous indignation at what i see before me

01:10:55.200 but the toronto star says that um that it's due to a litany of factors like covid the ongoing covid 19

01:11:03.940 crisis stop stop already it's not ongoing uh skyrocketing costs of living so justin trudeau

01:11:12.700 the rage and divisions bubbling on social media and much much more the anger can then feed itself

01:11:19.020 into a vicious cycle some experts say okay which experts which experts leading us to disengage with

01:11:26.060 our rational thinking minds and plunge further into hyper fixating on the negative

01:11:30.000 this from the toronto star which has makes a i think a hobby it might even be a business model 0.99

01:11:39.900 of calling anybody again to the right of chairman mao a racist bigot sexist homophobe white supremacist 0.97

01:11:49.900 crypto nazi um i'm having a real tough time taking lessons on avoiding negativity from these people 0.99

01:11:59.800 yeah no that's all i mean you said it yeah i agree

01:12:06.660 all right like it is what it is it's like i can't believe we're even talking about this stuff

01:12:14.600 like so often but it's yeah i disagree and i also got to run to the courthouse

01:12:20.880 oh you got to run to the courthouse let's get you out of here let's get you out of here 1.00

01:12:24.840 okay uh olivia do we have any chats today oh we just have one uh memory hole 10 bucks

01:12:31.020 uh if gender identity is as trivial as a nickname then what's the big deal about telling parents

01:12:36.700 great point great point they can't have it both ways can they very good points yes yes and that's

01:12:44.440 another thing too if you're born gay then how can your sexuality be fluid

01:12:48.700 yeah and then also very confusing to me there's so much confusing even like when it's like okay

01:12:56.200 there's it's all fluid but then they pick certain colors to to show that they're the opposite sex it's 0.81

01:13:03.660 very confusing imagine being a kid trying to make sense of any of this if we can't grasp it i can't

01:13:10.140 get it i don't get it and i wouldn't want to inject uh little ones with this in in this terrible

01:13:15.720 confusion okay we got to get drea out of here she's got to go to the courthouse she's working 1.00

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