Rebel News Podcast - May 12, 2023


DAILY Roundup | NDP activists rush Danielle Smith, Alberta health solutions, Fuel tax suspension


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Ezra Levant is back, and he's joined by Sheila Gunn-Reed, Adam Sosen, and Alex Blumberg to discuss the upcoming Alberta election, and what it's like to be a left-wing journalist in a province where media access is strictly limited.

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00:00:00.000 Oh, hi everybody, Ezra Levant here in Toronto. Joining me live from Calgary is Adam Sosen
00:00:20.560 from Edmonton, Sheila Gunn-Reed, our chief reporter. It's great to be back. I was away
00:00:25.480 for too many days. I had some elective surgery, nothing to worry, don't worry about it.
00:00:30.000 I was just getting my mouth stretched so I can say bigger words and snack a little more. Sheila,
00:00:36.120 how are you doing out there? I'm doing great, boss. I'm glad to see that you're better. And I know my
00:00:40.900 email was full of people concerned about you, but I did my best to reassure them. And I think
00:00:46.300 they're going to be glad to see you back in the big chair. Well, I'm glad to be back and it's
00:00:49.840 nothing to worry about. I don't want to give away too many personal details because first of all,
00:00:52.760 they're gross, but I have no terminal illness. I just, you know, it's just taking the car into
00:00:59.260 the shop to get things tidied up a little bit. And, uh, I know a lot of people have been really,
00:01:03.920 really saying, Ezra, if you get some major plastic surgery, we will pay for it. But, uh,
00:01:09.200 I've always resisted that. I'm just joking around with all these dumb jokes. Adam, how are you doing 0.99
00:01:13.820 out West? Oh, I'm doing wonderful. And it's great to see, I can tell it's the Julia Roberts smile
00:01:18.040 extension that you've gotten. You know what? By the way, I'm joking. I have not had a smile extension.
00:01:22.680 I have not, I just telling you like, like the joker, you know, like I, I just making dumb
00:01:28.920 excuse. I had some oral surgery, but it was not to prettify me. It was, uh, anyhow. Um, 0.53
00:01:34.540 but I won't even talk anymore about it because no one needs, no one cares. Um, but I'm glad to be
00:01:39.140 here because Holy moly, are we in the thick of it? Alberta is having an election. I really do think 0.96
00:01:43.360 it's important. Um, every election is important. Yeah, yeah, yeah. But the thing is Rachel Notley,
00:01:48.760 the socialist NDP premier who sort of won an accidental victory in 2015. And for the next
00:01:57.180 four years, just torched the province. It was saved by Jason Kenney. And then lo and behold,
00:02:03.060 look what he went and did. And so now there's a rematch. Rachel Notley's back. She has the 0.51
00:02:10.320 credibility of, well, I was premier once before and you're still around. So you can imagine me being
00:02:17.360 premier and I'm the devil, you know, and this Danielle Smith, well, she's, she's kooky and 1.00
00:02:24.540 she's radical and she talks to extremists. And, and, um, it's true. She has a different, 0.81
00:02:31.020 Danielle Smith has a different style. She's not, I don't think the word gravitas comes to mind when 1.00
00:02:37.080 I think Danielle Smith, I think interesting, interested, libertarian. I think she's a great
00:02:43.480 communicator most of the time, but it's those times when she, maybe she's not that get her in
00:02:48.240 trouble. Um, and so oddly enough, Rachel Notley, the devil, you know, I think has some advantages. 0.56
00:02:56.920 Of course, uh, she has an enormous disadvantage. She's a socialist in the freedom lovingest province. 0.99
00:03:03.440 Um, Adam, how long until election day? What is the election day?
00:03:08.200 What are we at 18? It's the 29th. So we're closing in quick.
00:03:12.880 Two and a half weeks away. Uh, I know you've been at events. She'll, I'll come to you in a moment,
00:03:17.580 but Adam, what's it like on the campaign trail? First of all, let me ask you a question.
00:03:21.860 Have you even been allowed in to NDP events or do they keep you out? Cause you ask prickly questions.
00:03:28.800 Well, you know, there, there, there's been a concerted effort definitely to, uh, to limit people's
00:03:33.960 access to that information. And it's not just us. There's journalists from left-wing outlets that
00:03:39.740 haven't been able to get these media pressers like the Edmonton journal. Um, they go out of their way
00:03:43.760 to ensure that these locations aren't made public. Even last night, I headed out to an event and, uh,
00:03:48.740 the initial location I got there. Fortunately, I always arrive at these things probably would
00:03:52.820 have an hour early. And there's a tiny little sign saying that they've moved to a different location
00:03:57.500 because of the weather. Well, you get to the other location and clearly this was not a last minute
00:04:02.440 of thing. They've got stages set up and everybody knows about this so that they're going out of
00:04:06.640 their way to ensure people don't get in. Um, now, obviously we know Alex, uh, our, uh, one of our
00:04:11.960 journalists was, was kicked out of an event. People haven't been allowed to ask questions. There's
00:04:16.220 been quite a bit of a scandal on that front certainly, but I was actually quite hopeful last
00:04:21.080 night because quite recently Rachel Motley said, no, no, no, actually I'm going to be taking questions
00:04:25.900 from everybody. I think we might even have a clip of that, but she's like, I'm going to take
00:04:29.320 questions from everybody except Western standard because there's sort of an unresolved issue there.
00:04:33.320 So I'm like, okay, maybe she's, she's realized that there is such a backlash. Um, so I show up at
00:04:37.920 this event last night, I walk in, I ask where questions will be. And if a follow-up will be
00:04:42.800 permitted, kind of making a joke about Daniel Smith, not allowing follow-ups. They tell me where I can
00:04:47.520 set up my camera. They're telling me, yep, this is the spot you're going to go for questions.
00:04:51.040 Everything's great. Um, then as the events unfolding, it gets to the question period. While I walk over
00:04:57.220 to ask my question, uh, an NDP person who's been working on the campaign, I don't know if he's,
00:05:01.300 I don't know if he's a staff or I don't know if he's a volunteer, but he's intentionally blocking
00:05:04.820 my camera knowing that I've walked away from it now. And you actually have a CTV camera person
00:05:10.640 giving him a bit of an earful about moving. And he says, he knows he's blocking my camera.
00:05:14.160 He doesn't care. I go back to ask my question and right as they're about to hand me the mic,
00:05:19.140 they just go, we're actually not taking questions from rebel news now. Apparently now rebel news is the
00:05:23.380 outlet they don't take questions from. And then they just say, uh, no further questions from
00:05:27.500 journalists and they end the event and Rachel runs out. So it's, it's, it's not just the fact
00:05:32.960 we've seen this with Justin Trudeau before that they, they won't take questions, but it's the fact
00:05:37.100 that Rachel Notley is campaigning saying Daniel Smith, who's answered half a dozen questions from
00:05:41.440 us. They're saying she's hiding while, while Rachel Notley is pulling stunts like this.
00:05:45.720 You know what? I saw that clip the other day where they said, we'll talk to anyone except for
00:05:49.800 Western standard because they have committed hate speech against our candidates. Hey, I know a
00:05:57.080 little bit about a hate speech section 319 in the criminal code defines hate speech. I, I think
00:06:01.980 they're, they're calling any criticism, any political criticism, any skeptical journalism,
00:06:07.240 hate speech. It's just so insane. But even if we take that insanity at face value, okay, that's
00:06:12.320 Western standard. You work for rebel news. They let you in, but then they physically block you. You
00:06:17.340 say we have footage of that. So what, uh, with setting up the camera, a Western standard
00:06:22.340 journalist was there and they filmed it and we're efforting to get that footage. We do have footage
00:06:26.480 of the person intentionally blocking my camera. That's so, that's so childish. So passive. Oh,
00:06:32.700 we don't, I'm, I'm hearing. Yeah. They're working on the edit right now. That is crazy. That is a
00:06:39.680 child's move. Oh, you can come in, but Nana, Nana, boo boo. You can't hear me. You can't hear. I got my
00:06:44.200 hands on my ears and I'm going to block your camera. I'm going to block your camera. I'm
00:06:47.480 going to block you. You're welcome. Free speech. Yeah. We respect journal. We just, we're blocking
00:06:51.800 you. We're blocking. And you're saying CTV actually said, what are you doing? So CTV was so grossed out
00:06:57.340 by this. Even they commented. This is, this is commonplace on the campaign trail. There's been
00:07:03.500 instances where they know the sort of rough ride we get. Um, for example, at the last UCPA event,
00:07:08.940 I was about fourth in line and everybody just took a step back and sort of waved me through as
00:07:14.760 in let's get you to get, ask your question. So other journalists actually are so, well, that is
00:07:20.260 an innovation. I mean, sometimes other journalists aren't, uh, uh, particularly friendly towards rebel
00:07:26.980 news, but if you're saying that other journalists are so grossed out by this, that they actually part
00:07:31.740 like the red sea to allow you to go to the microphone is interesting. Well, let me ask you one
00:07:35.880 last question before I go to Sheila, uh, Adam, what you described suggests that there is some
00:07:40.580 disgruntlement of, uh, even the media party who used to be gruntled and now they're disgruntled.
00:07:47.680 And what I want to ask you is if any of this is showing up in their publicity, in their, in their
00:07:53.220 published work. And the reason I say that is, you know, it's, it's one thing for them to say,
00:07:57.140 oh, we don't like what's happening to you. But I think that's a legitimate news story. It certainly
00:08:02.180 would be if the shoe was on the other foot, if it was Danielle Smith or Doug Ford or the
00:08:07.200 old Steven Harper who was playing those games. So they're being nice. The other media are being
00:08:12.340 nice to you because they, there's, they're grossed out by, so that's, that's the guy standing
00:08:15.980 in front of you right now. Yeah. And towards the end here, right here, you can, that's where
00:08:20.060 the CTV guy, it's very quiet. I'm sure we'll be able to pull it off our mics. The CTV guy
00:08:24.660 right now, when he leans out is giving him a bit of an earful. Um, and then he says, oh,
00:08:28.940 I don't care. I I'm not blocking your shot, but I want to block his shot. He said that
00:08:32.180 the CTV guy looks at me with a look of just absolute disgust in his face. And he says,
00:08:36.200 I'm sorry, man. I tried, I raised my tripod and whatever. It's not the end of the world,
00:08:39.840 but the CTV guy was just shaking his head. Similarly, one of the other journalists who
00:08:43.960 they kind of acted like they were going to hand me the mic and gave it to her. She was
00:08:47.500 a young lady. I'm a gentleman go first by all means. Um, but when she went to hand me the
00:08:52.320 mic next and they grabbed it, the look on her face was of disgust. Um, on the Trudeau,
00:08:57.740 on the Trudeau campaign, I think that, that there was, we did get some condescension. Some
00:09:02.580 of the camera people would look down on us when we were covering the federal election. Um, I think
00:09:06.920 the media at that point was definitely still bought in. Um, but I think it's shifting,
00:09:11.840 but to your point, being a little bit sort of disgruntled off the record, giving a nod,
00:09:18.600 moving your camera rigs. I mean, these guys will move their massive camera rigs so I can get my
00:09:22.140 little cell phone in and get a shot at these events. Um, you can tell based on their actions,
00:09:26.140 they're disgruntled, um, but they, they're still state funded. The bosses are still going to allow
00:09:30.660 a message. So, uh, to your question, Ezra, I don't think that there has been enough outspoken
00:09:35.860 criticism. We do see these rare instances where, where journalists will ask tough questions,
00:09:40.680 where they, where they will sort of push back a little bit. I feel like the tide is changing,
00:09:44.640 but we need more of these journalists, uh, to take a stand to maybe boycott a couple NDP events,
00:09:49.300 if they're not going to allow, uh, people to ask questions because being nice to me while that
00:09:54.380 makes my heart feel, uh, warm and fuzzy. And it makes me realize that I'm not crazy. And these
00:09:58.380 people are the bad guys. Well, it doesn't really change things. It just makes me feel good, which
00:10:03.820 that's great, but, but it doesn't really matter ultimately when we're dealing with an election
00:10:07.380 that's, as you mentioned, two and a half weeks out.
00:10:10.340 Sheila, I know you've got a lot of things to say about this. Let me invite you in and then I'm gonna,
00:10:13.880 I'm just gonna ask, actually, let me just spit out one super quick question. Do you know the name
00:10:18.840 of that NDP staffer who was blocking? Was that like a, was that just like some ordinary NDP or was
00:10:25.380 that like a press secretary? Yeah, we don't know, but he, there, there's a gentleman, I don't know
00:10:30.060 his last name, Mike, who is an NDP staffer and introduced himself as such. I'm sure it'd be very
00:10:33.880 easy to find. He was talking to this guy quite regularly. And when Rachel Notley, it's funny when
00:10:38.880 Rachel Notley was entering, um, he was the person sort of blocking people and ensuring
00:10:43.860 the cameras. He's an NDP staffer. He's not just some, uh, some, you know,
00:10:47.740 or volunteer, NDP volunteer at the very, very least. Isn't that funny?
00:10:52.000 We'll figure it out. We will find out. And he's so childish about it. I remember federally,
00:10:55.800 Terry Guillaume, uh, who works for Justin Trudeau, physically slammed young Kian Bexty,
00:11:02.120 who was working for us at the time, like elbowed him like the thug that he was. So we call Terry Guillaume
00:11:07.120 a thug, which he is and was, but this little, you know, uh, vegan, um, you know, I'm just going 0.83
00:11:16.640 to come up with a bunch of left-wing insults, but I'm going to think better of that. This, 0.91
00:11:20.280 this, uh, low testosterone, um, uh, passive aggressive, passive aggressive, you know what? 0.99
00:11:27.140 I mean, like he doesn't even have the balls to, to, to slam you. I mean, I've seen you in person, 0.99
00:11:34.080 Adam, that would be a fool's errand to, to physically tussle with Adam Sose who can bench
00:11:39.620 press, I'm guessing North at 300. But, um, so he just blocks you like a child. So, so perfectly NDP. 0.96
00:11:48.100 All right, Sheila, I've taken enough time, uh, yammering. Why don't you weigh in on these
00:11:52.520 shenanigans? And then we're going to show what happened to Daniel Smith yesterday.
00:11:56.160 Okay. But before I weigh in, I have to do some housekeeping because we are 60 minutes into
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00:13:01.700 coverage on the campaign trail. So I think those are the nuts and bolts now to answer, um, as there's
00:13:08.120 question about me weighing in, um, I think it's really interesting that the NDP, like two weeks ago,
00:13:13.660 they, they were losing their ever loving minds and the mainstream media were doing the same thing too,
00:13:19.020 um, about how it was an attack on democracy and attack, um, on accountability and attack on the
00:13:24.820 free press. When Danielle Smith said, Hey, you know what, these press conferences are getting a
00:13:30.400 little out of hand. We're going to limit the journalists to one question, no follow-up all
00:13:35.400 journalists, not just the NDP ones or the, you know, the Trudeau colonized ones, but everybody's
00:13:42.700 getting one question, no follow-up. And I think it had something to do with the fact that CBC sends like
00:13:47.680 a gajillion journalists and then they send French language journalists and post media is basically
00:13:54.160 in charge of the media here in Alberta because it's Edmonton Journal, Calgary Herald, National
00:13:59.360 Post, and a lot of the smaller weeklies in your community newspapers. Those are all post media. So
00:14:04.880 what you had was like all these journalists from these two companies showing up and asking the same
00:14:11.100 question in English and French. And so nobody else is getting a question. So she limited them to just
00:14:15.560 one and everybody lost their, their minds. Um, and so now the same journalists now, as like Adam
00:14:24.480 says, there's some pushback, but I think you would think you would expect there would be more pushback
00:14:28.160 from the mainstream media who were bawling their eyes out on Twitter two weeks ago, because Danielle
00:14:32.680 Smith limited them to one question when they see time after time, not only Western standard, but
00:14:38.760 counter signal and rebel news being physically blocked, physically removed from these being
00:14:44.360 called out from the podium, um, accused of hate speech by Rachel Notley. They should all be speaking
00:14:51.120 up. It shouldn't be just some silent cameraman who sees what's happening to Adam in person. They should
00:14:57.400 be whining and crying just as loud on Twitter now as they were before when they were limited to just one
00:15:03.740 question. I'm very concerned though, that, um, uh, not that I'm concerned that there are a lot of new
00:15:10.640 people in Alberta, Alberta's calling move, come here for jobs and opportunity. But I think Rachel
00:15:16.600 Notley is relying on the fact that there are so many new people in Alberta that they don't have the same
00:15:21.900 memory of her dark days in power that the rest of us do, including her attack on the free press, because, uh,
00:15:30.260 I think it was 20 early 2016, maybe late 2015 when Rachel Notley threw me out of the legislature.
00:15:38.700 I was going there to report on a joint press conference being held between her and prime
00:15:43.680 minister, Justin Trudeau. I think it had something to do with the carbon tax. If I recall correctly,
00:15:47.300 she threw me out of the legislature and what ensued from that was an inquiry, um, which resulted in
00:15:53.960 what's known as the Boyd report, which basically told Rachel Notley, sorry, you don't have the right to 0.99
00:15:59.480 throw journalists out of government press conferences. She's getting away with it right 1.00
00:16:04.180 now because she's not in government. But if Albertans are paying attention, this is a harbinger
00:16:08.500 of things to come. If they send her back to the premier's office in some sort of bout of collective
00:16:13.540 madness, she's going to be blocking everybody from her press conferences, except for her favorites. 1.00
00:16:21.360 That's what's going to come. She's going to do it again. And we know from our treatment by the
00:16:26.880 press gallery in Alberta, that there will be nobody from the media landscape standing in our
00:16:32.500 defense. Yeah. Um, they're so authoritarian, they don't really hide it anymore. They don't have to.
00:16:41.940 Um, I remember when you tried to go into the legislature, you had permission to do so.
00:16:47.780 Rachel Notley sent a sheriff with a gun. 0.96
00:16:49.400 I had already, I had, I had previously reached out to the head of the press gallery at the time
00:16:55.880 it was Darcy Hinton, who worked for post media. He said, yeah, yeah, just clear security and come
00:17:00.000 on in. Notley had different, uh, different ideas because she knew that I was probably going to be
00:17:05.720 the only journalist there asking her a critical question about the carbon tax and embarrassing
00:17:12.340 her in front of Justin Trudeau. So she couldn't have that. They threw me off the grounds altogether,
00:17:16.680 but it's much different now because the press gallery doesn't even want us to join.
00:17:21.740 Yeah. Um, so we're not going to get the same defense.
00:17:25.980 You know, there was a brief period in time when, when journalists cared about independence and
00:17:30.960 freedom of speech. Uh, I mean, I'm, I know I'm very, very old, but, uh, when I published the
00:17:36.020 Danish cartoons of the Muslim Prophet Muhammad in February of 2006, I think it was, I know that
00:17:46.340 sounds so long ago. Okay. It was 17 years ago. That's not a hundred years ago. That's not 50 years
00:17:51.720 ago. Every single journalist I spoke to for the following year, and I talked to a hundred,
00:17:58.280 every single journalist except for one was supportive, including CBC radio. Like no one
00:18:06.860 was for my censorship. And in fact, uh, you might recall there was a pollster back then called
00:18:13.100 compass, which was, you know, quite famous back then. I don't know if it's operating now.
00:18:18.480 They did not just a poll. They did a survey of working journalists. Like they called up working
00:18:24.700 journalists. So it wasn't even like a general opinion poll. And they said, what should be done?
00:18:29.520 And 70% of working journalists at the time said, not only should I and Western standard magazine,
00:18:35.900 which I then ran have published those Danish cartoons, but every media should think of that
00:18:41.880 in 17 years, we've gone from 70% of journalists saying not only was Western standard Ezra right
00:18:49.020 to publish those cartoons, we should have done so also. We've gone from that to woke cancel culture,
00:18:59.480 uh, de-platform people we disagree with, uh, block people it in not even a generation.
00:19:08.540 Absolutely. And I, I ascribe part of it to the fact that they have been rented by Justin Trudeau and
00:19:15.860 they're absorbing his ideology. But of course in 17 years, you pump out a whole new generation of woke
00:19:21.300 journalism students. I mean, listen, if the national post, which was started, and I was there in the
00:19:25.940 early days, I was there. You want to know how old I was? 25 years ago, I went to work for national
00:19:31.220 poster just under 25 years ago. It was right wing. It was led by John O'Sullivan and Conrad Black. And
00:19:37.520 now, a couple of years ago, the majority of their working newsroom signed a petition to cancel Rex
00:19:46.100 Murphy. Like they were not only, they were so cowardly, they bent the knee to the woke karate,
00:19:53.120 but so brave in their cowardice that they were willing to publicly sign a letter condemning the
00:19:58.240 star columnist of the newspaper because he said Canada is not systemically racist. Every white
00:20:04.080 journalist who signed that was terrified they would be canceled next if they didn't join the mob. 0.87
00:20:08.760 And it was, it was such a disgrace. That's how far we've fallen. So why wouldn't the NDP
00:20:15.380 be the vanguard of that? Sorry to interrupt you, Ezra, but before we move on from the National Post,
00:20:21.000 let us not forget that they are the single largest recipient of Trudeau's bailout box.
00:20:25.080 Yeah, absolutely. Well, very, very frustrating.
00:20:28.600 If I may, I just wanted to also, obviously, I think Justin Trudeau is the leading contributing
00:20:35.360 factor. He's also a symptom of a society. But I also wanted to point out the sort of double
00:20:40.240 standard, like what Justin Trudeau has done to the media is what Rachel Notley is doing to the media.
00:20:45.780 And Sheila hit the nail right on the head. They don't want real journalists there. I want to remind
00:20:51.100 people that I don't think anybody in this province held the UCP as accountable as we did here at the
00:20:58.160 Alberta Bureau for Rebel News. We were as critical as anybody. We asked many of the tough questions
00:21:03.380 that very likely contributed to the fact that Jason Kenney is no longer leader. I drove a
00:21:09.760 Shaman Shandro truck up to his stampede breakfast, pulled in and played footage of pastors being
00:21:16.780 arrested. And despite this, he understands that that was a point being made and journalism
00:21:23.840 criticizing him for his failure in governance. And now he's doing some good things on firearms.
00:21:28.020 So he will stand there and do an interview with me because he understands, as imperfect as the UCP is,
00:21:34.100 he understands that that's the role of journalism. That's the role of media. It's absolutely shocking
00:21:39.600 to see how far we have slipped and how these progressive media outlets, sorry, these progressive
00:21:44.400 political parties think themselves exempt from the criticisms of journalists.
00:21:49.480 Yeah. If anyone thinks Rebel News does not challenge conservatives, they should ask the late
00:21:57.160 Premier Jason Kenney or Doug Ford or Aaron O'Toole or Andrew Scheer, almost forgot his name.
00:22:05.420 If, I mean, we are truly independent. And to this day, I think the MPs who are more scared of us are
00:22:13.820 conservatives. Liberals aren't really scared of us. They just ignore us or block us. Conservative
00:22:18.920 politicians are scared of us because we have a strong connection with their voters because people
00:22:23.960 trust us to be ideologically coherent and not to sell out. We don't sell out to anyone. We don't
00:22:30.440 suck up to anyone. Well, and they know when the criticism is coming from us, it's honest criticism.
00:22:36.620 It's not criticism that's been bought and paid for by Justin Trudeau. They know that we are being
00:22:41.720 honest critics of them because they are not acting like conservatives. And so it stings. It has an extra
00:22:47.140 level of pain. Yeah. When we criticize liberals, they love it. They say, look, who hates us?
00:22:51.880 Rebel News, they're those crazy right wingers. It's a man. It's a dog bites man story. But when we 0.98
00:22:59.740 criticize a conservative, it's a man bites dog story because, oh, how often do you see conservative
00:23:05.380 media criticizing conservatives? That's our one of the reasons we're trusted, in my opinion, is because
00:23:11.160 I don't think there's anyone in the country who genuinely thinks we are in the pocket of
00:23:17.180 Pierre Polyev, Doug Ford, Danielle Smith. I'm trying to list nominal conservative politicians.
00:23:25.260 No one thinks we're in their pocket because every day we prove we're not. So that's 27 minutes of
00:23:31.760 preamble for what happened yesterday. Yes. Because yesterday, and I don't want to overreact. I don't
00:23:38.860 want to be a nervous, the sky is falling. I don't want to be like those British soccer players, 0.72
00:23:44.060 European soccer players, who someone looked at them wrong and then they do this dramatic
00:23:48.840 thespian, you know, oh my God, I'm mortally injured. Someone looked at me. I don't want to be
00:23:54.440 like a European soccer player feigning an injury. But let's show, Olivia, let's show what I think can
00:24:02.280 only be called the storming. Maybe not a hurricane category five, more like a category two storm,
00:24:09.660 but it was storming. These dirty tricksters stormed an event. And I'm going to watch it very carefully 0.96
00:24:15.060 because I understand that they shoved a cop. One was restrained by, like, this is not prickly
00:24:22.500 journalism. This is not journalism at all. This is the premier of the province having her events
00:24:27.380 stormed. And you're not even going to believe what I'm about to say. One of the stormers, de Sturmer,
00:24:33.480 was an NDP candidate from the last federal election. Patrick King, I believe was his name,
00:24:40.540 no relation to the trucker. And another was Aaron, oh shoot, I just forgot his last name,
00:24:46.620 a labor union organizer who has worked in the past on labor projects with Rachel Notley's,
00:24:52.480 husband. So you've got a labor union organizer who knows Mr. Notley, Lou Arab's his name,
00:25:00.120 and an NDP candidate from the federal election 2021. Like these people are so brazen, they didn't
00:25:08.000 even outsource this dirty tricksterism to some college kid. They did it themselves. Without further
00:25:13.020 ado, take a look. And let's play this once and then maybe we'll even play it and pause in key moments
00:25:17.540 a second time. Take a look.
00:25:19.540 Hospitals are not for sale. Hospitals are not for sale. We saw your video about buying hospitals.
00:25:26.280 Check it out. We've got a great offer. Yeah, this is a great opportunity for everybody in
00:25:30.640 Alberta. Madam Premier, anything to say? Madam Premier, no? You have a lot to say about this not so long ago.
00:25:36.440 Madam Premier, hospital for sale, anything? Yeah, you had a whole show to talk about this.
00:25:40.120 We will not tell our arms and legs for hospitals. Hospitals should be public.
00:25:46.200 They're going to cost us an arm and a leg when you sell it though, aren't they?
00:25:49.000 You've already privatized lab services.
00:25:52.460 How does it end?
00:25:54.120 Radio silence, eh? That's all good.
00:25:56.120 Yeah.
00:25:56.740 We got all day.
00:25:57.880 We're here for a request to hear it.
00:25:59.740 It's all about your time.
00:26:00.780 Where's the security?
00:26:05.020 Yeah, how did this go on this long?
00:26:07.360 Yeah, so basically what happened was security moved. Because one of the big concerns is they
00:26:13.120 pretty much rushed, and I don't want to get into gender politics, but one, the Premier of Alberta,
00:26:16.620 two, a lady and intimidated her. Both things I have problems with. But security effectively
00:26:22.380 enveloped her and moved her off to the side. It should cut over. If nothing else, I do have a shot.
00:26:28.680 I think it's going to be here in a second, of them over to the side with the Premier,
00:26:33.880 ensuring that she's safe. And then basically at that point, it is shocking that they got in
00:26:38.560 and they got that far. I believe it was Becca Pollack at that point said, you've made your point,
00:26:43.360 get out of here. We're going to proceed. Danielle Smith was saying, you know what,
00:26:47.580 I'm going to answer the question, but get out of here and then I'll talk about it.
00:26:50.700 At that point, yeah, there's a shot of me capturing the action.
00:26:55.160 Um, but then staff from the hotel actually came in and said, we're going to call the police. You
00:27:00.380 will be charged with trespassing. And at that point they left. So they, they clearly, these
00:27:04.700 weren't just random people. They understood that sort of nuance of being formally informed that
00:27:09.240 you're trespassing. At that point, they left pretty quickly. Um, they were saying we've got all day,
00:27:13.800 we're not going anywhere. The second that language came up and the facility said, this is a private
00:27:18.360 facility. That's when they cleared out. Yeah. Can we watch it again? And I don't know if it's
00:27:22.960 possible to play it slow or if it just paused it. I want to watch this thing from the beginning.
00:27:27.820 If you want to, uh, yeah, play it at a quarter feedback, a quarter speed. I just want to watch
00:27:33.140 it. Yeah. I had a tough time seeing anything besides that guy's gut hanging out of the bottom
00:27:38.340 of his shirt. Okay. So go ahead and play it at a quarter speed.
00:27:42.240 Okay. So play it again. I want to see the premium being whisked away. Go back to the beginning,
00:28:03.260 if you please. Thanks for your help. Go back to the beginning. I just want to watch. What's the
00:28:06.560 very first part we can spot? Is she even at the mic at this point or was she rushed? It looks like
00:28:11.980 she was not at the mic anymore. It looks like they may maybe whisked her away right away. And
00:28:16.280 some guy's running in the back. Someone who looks like security is pushing the, the bearded guy away,
00:28:22.300 but then it looks like maybe the premier was. Yeah. So you can see behind them, they took the premier
00:28:27.980 away and then they left them here. So thanks very much. We don't need to see anymore. So what we have
00:28:35.620 here is a bunch of middle-aged guys storming a stage with, it looks like three women were there,
00:28:42.620 the premier and two other women. Apparently the other women, the protected premier, but those other
00:28:48.080 women there are expendable. Um, I think it is right to take the premier away. I mean, she is a, the 1.00
00:28:54.620 protective person here, but, but why did they let these other, uh, blokes free just to, I, listen, I, I'm not a
00:29:03.640 security expert. So I, and I suppose they were clearly not being violent at this point, but, but why
00:29:09.820 did that guy not escort them out of the room? I don't quite know. Well, you know, I think that go
00:29:15.840 ahead, go ahead. No, no, no. I was just going to say, uh, like they, they tackle them and then just let
00:29:22.920 him go. Like, you don't even know what this guy has in his pockets, what he's going to do. Uh, I, I found
00:29:29.140 it, you know, kind of weird to see, okay, they grab him. He obviously is willing to wrestle a cop and they
00:29:36.940 just let him go stand by these ladies who are sort of, I guess, shell shocked. What I can tell you though,
00:29:43.560 is if you toss a little bit of gravel in the general direction of the prime minister, you're going to be
00:29:48.640 flattened like a pancake and taken away in handcuffs. And these guys were treated with kid gloves. And
00:29:53.660 I, I want to know why. Yeah. I wonder if some anti-mask or anti-vax protesters would have wrestled
00:29:59.400 with a cop like that, if they would be caught and released within seconds and let go without criminal
00:30:03.760 charge or, or yeah, you know, um, right now in Calgary, there's a pastor named Derek Reimer who merely
00:30:11.120 for being near, um, uh, extreme, uh, cross-dressing, uh, what's a drag queen story hour is done. What 0.96
00:30:21.260 three weeks in prison just for being near them. And here you have people breaking in, threatening the
00:30:27.960 premier physically wrestling with cops and okay, guys, no problem. See you next time. NDP candidate.
00:30:34.220 They let them have their say and even argue back and forth. Yeah. And, and so shoe on the other
00:30:40.760 foot, what would have happened had three burly men stormed an event with, uh, Chrystia Freeland
00:30:49.280 or what's her name? Catherine McKenna, the former environment minister or Rachel Nathalie herself.
00:30:53.520 We don't have to, we don't have to wonder that guy in Grand Prairie yelled at Chrystia Freeland and
00:30:58.140 they investigated him for a hate crime. I remember exactly the case you're talking about. They merely
00:31:03.040 hollered, he merely hollered at her, not disrupting an event. And it was a five alarm fire nationally.
00:31:09.480 And that's, what's incredible. I'm going to do my show on this tonight at 8 PM Eastern time for
00:31:12.800 those who subscribe. Point one is that these were not random people. These were senior NDP activists.
00:31:21.980 Point two, uh, this is how they're deployed to Danielle Smith's events, but you even go in as a
00:31:29.980 polite reporter as Sheila and Adam were saying, and you don't, you don't love to ask questions at all
00:31:35.260 as a polite reporter. Um, point three, the media coverage. Do we have a clip of the CBC's coverage?
00:31:47.360 Why don't we play that? I have not actually watched it yet, but I understand which of the media said
00:31:54.960 it's, it's a minor drama horn honking. We'll throw the country under a martial law because someone honked
00:32:04.040 their horn meanly in a mean way. And you can tell, but, um, yeah. Oh, what was that? Is that the Toronto
00:32:10.460 star there? The Toronto star called this a minor drama. Why don't you get over yourselves? You
00:32:16.760 guys, what kind of a country do we have if you're not allowed to storm, um, an event and, and drive
00:32:24.140 the premier herself off the podium? What kind of country do we live in? If we're not allowed to do
00:32:29.440 that says the Toronto star that called for the lockdown of 40 million of us because there's some
00:32:35.380 truckers honking. Okay. Yeah. I think he's, you've got it there. Let's take a look at the
00:32:40.280 CBC piece together. I haven't watched this yet. Um, let's take a look at what Trudeau CBC state
00:32:46.200 broadcaster that can't shut up about microaggressions and gender rising things. And, um, what do they 0.99
00:32:53.360 have to say about a couple of, uh, white dudes, middle aged, burly white dudes. Normally those are
00:33:00.320 the hated people in the CBC, but, uh, let's see what they have to say today. Take a look.
00:33:05.380 A UCB campaign announcement hijacked by protesters today. Party candidate Pamela Rath was cut off
00:33:27.320 mid-speech as protesters, as you saw, rushed the stage area holding signs. One of them reading
00:33:34.120 the Rocky View hospital is up for sale. The announcement was paused as the protesters were
00:33:39.380 ushered off stage. As you can see, the NDP condemned that disruption in a tweet.
00:33:45.780 Thanks for staying up with us. I'm Rob Brown. So as you just saw, concern over the privatization
00:33:50.600 of healthcare is pushing some Albertans to act out. It stems from a video from a couple of years ago
00:33:57.300 where Danielle Smith spoke about potential reforms to Alberta's health system.
00:34:02.560 Our Joel Dryden has the details in our top story.
00:34:06.700 We're right here. She can say anything that she wants to interrupt to.
00:34:09.580 The mic from the press is right there.
00:34:11.280 And you're disrespecting everybody.
00:34:13.120 Their protest ties back to an NDP event on Wednesday and a 2021 video of Danielle Smith.
00:34:19.420 It's a structure issue.
00:34:21.580 In the video, Smith suggests if AHS isn't meeting terms, then the province could issue a request
00:34:26.800 for proposals for private entities to run hospitals while remaining publicly funded.
00:34:32.980 Fiona Clement specializes in health policy at the University of Calgary.
00:34:37.000 She says such an idea would be possible.
00:34:39.740 It's the same kind of model as the private surgical delivery system.
00:34:44.660 So, I mean, she's absolutely correct in her interpretation of what's allowable and what's possible.
00:34:50.580 Clement notes that's not to say anything about how effective
00:34:53.280 or controversial such a model might be.
00:34:59.960 So, I should let you know that it was Danielle Smith who pushed them to do this.
00:35:05.000 That's what the CBC tells us.
00:35:06.360 Yeah.
00:35:06.820 Yes.
00:35:07.480 She caused this.
00:35:08.220 Pushing them to act out.
00:35:09.520 They're just acting out.
00:35:10.800 Yeah.
00:35:11.180 You guys.
00:35:12.200 They should never have been provoked.
00:35:14.060 And by the way, they never disclose that these, quote,
00:35:18.780 protesters are senior NDP activists.
00:35:20.720 I just sent you, Olivia, the CBC headline, which I'm sure you have there, a group.
00:35:26.480 They also didn't do one other thing.
00:35:29.340 They said the NDP condemned the protest, but they didn't say that the NDP inspired it
00:35:34.420 and tweeted out exactly the location so that not only protesters would go there,
00:35:39.140 which I think they were already organized by the NDP, if I had to speculate,
00:35:43.000 but they were hoping that other ones would go too.
00:35:44.800 Because the NDP tweeted out the location of this event and CBC also refused to disclose that.
00:35:52.440 You know, we're talking about very serious matters here.
00:35:56.000 It certainly would be a national crisis if the shoe were on the other foot. 0.83
00:35:59.780 Imagine if some dirty tricksters in their 40s and 50s from the UCP stormed a Notley event,
00:36:06.300 one of whom was a former candidate, one of whom was a senior organizer. 0.87
00:36:09.580 Would it be treated in that way?
00:36:13.240 But I want to show you, see that guy there, Patrick King?
00:36:15.660 And you see he's wearing that hat there.
00:36:18.660 I just can't let that go, that hat.
00:36:22.160 And Olivia, I don't want to play too much of it,
00:36:25.020 but I have to show you a sketch by Tim Robinson 0.99
00:36:28.300 about that goddamn hat. 0.99
00:36:32.160 So show the hat one more time that Pat King was wearing, if you please. 1.00
00:36:35.680 And I thank you for this indulgence.
00:36:37.440 Adam, I know you're more serious than this.
00:36:39.440 And Sheila, but you see that hat there? 0.98
00:36:42.300 See that hat?
00:36:44.100 Olivia.
00:36:44.880 He's wearing that hat.
00:36:46.560 Mm-hmm.
00:36:47.320 And you see that picture there?
00:36:49.340 I'm not going to lie.
00:36:50.460 Of him, that picture is a picture that he chose.
00:36:53.440 He preferred, the one on the right,
00:36:55.200 he preferred that photo over others.
00:36:56.860 And he's got the hat there.
00:36:58.160 I want to play for you one or two minutes of Tim Robinson
00:37:02.160 telling you a little bit more about that hat.
00:37:07.180 I sent you the link in the...
00:37:09.120 Your Honor, the defense...
00:37:10.340 Yeah, you betcha.
00:37:11.720 This is from an insider trading trial.
00:37:14.740 Insider trading.
00:37:15.520 Take a look.
00:37:18.660 Incidence to me.
00:37:20.500 Ms. Hovel, do you recognize these texts?
00:37:23.900 I do.
00:37:25.380 Vincent, it's done.
00:37:26.940 I talked to Dan.
00:37:28.300 We're good.
00:37:29.220 Bree.
00:37:29.800 Loose ends.
00:37:30.920 Vincent, we're all good.
00:37:32.540 About to be way better.
00:37:34.020 Bree.
00:37:34.560 Smiley face emoji.
00:37:36.200 Vincent, did you see Brian's hat? 0.99
00:37:38.300 He's still fucking wearing it. 1.00
00:37:39.720 What the hell? 1.00
00:37:40.980 Bree. 0.98
00:37:41.460 Yes, I even saw two cubes in his pocket.
00:37:44.440 I think he has dice,
00:37:45.680 but he's afraid to show them to anyone. 0.61
00:37:47.880 What the hell are you even talking about?
00:37:49.880 Vincent. 0.95
00:37:50.780 LOL.
00:37:51.680 That is so sad.
00:37:53.360 Bree.
00:37:53.980 So sad.
00:37:54.960 So sad.
00:37:56.800 So, so, so, so, so sad.
00:37:59.820 Vincent.
00:38:00.620 It's so heartbreaking,
00:38:01.960 but I can't stop laughing.
00:38:03.800 Tears are literally streaming down my face, 1.00
00:38:06.260 thinking about his dumb dice. 1.00
00:38:07.840 Leave it the fuck alone. 1.00
00:38:09.540 Bree. 0.99
00:38:10.020 Just wired the money.
00:38:11.360 Vincent. 1.00
00:38:12.200 Holy fucking shit. 1.00
00:38:13.480 Brian's hat just got him in huge trouble in a meeting. 1.00
00:38:15.960 God damn it! 0.99
00:38:17.060 Mr. Andrews made Brian take off his hat. 1.00
00:38:19.840 He said it was distracting.
00:38:21.360 He said if anyone disagreed,
00:38:22.760 he'd let Brian keep the hat on. 1.00
00:38:24.660 Nobody said shit, dude. 1.00
00:38:26.140 Nobody said shit. 1.00
00:38:27.620 Bree. 0.99
00:38:28.240 What did he do when Mr. Andrews made him take it off?
00:38:31.500 Vincent.
00:38:32.240 He took the hat off,
00:38:33.400 and he hid his head in his hands.
00:38:35.680 You could tell he was crying.
00:38:37.440 He kept saying under his breath, 1.00
00:38:39.100 you can't fucking do that. 0.99
00:38:40.780 Then Mr. Andrews said, 0.99
00:38:42.300 what's that, Brian?
00:38:43.220 And he said nothing.
00:38:45.180 And then a minute later,
00:38:46.200 he said,
00:38:46.800 it's not a distraction.
00:38:48.400 The guy at the store said,
00:38:49.600 I'm the only guy he's ever seen pull it off.
00:38:52.140 Mr. Andrews asked him how much it cost,
00:38:54.520 and he said,
00:38:55.180 it's illegal for you to ask me that.
00:38:57.280 And Brian said,
00:38:58.200 I'm putting the hat back on.
00:38:59.780 I don't care what happens to me.
00:39:01.680 Mr. Andrews said,
00:39:02.920 just take the hat off, Brian.
00:39:04.760 No, 1.00
00:39:05.200 I'm not taking the fucking hat off. 0.99
00:39:07.140 And he stood up and said, 0.99
00:39:08.540 I've never fought for anything in my entire life.
00:39:11.180 I'm fighting for this hat.
00:39:13.120 He went to slam his hand down on the table,
00:39:15.380 but he hit his water bottle,
00:39:16.880 and it spilled all over his laptop. 0.99
00:39:19.120 And then I swear to fucking God, 0.99
00:39:20.980 he tried to roll the hat down his arm like Fred Astaire, 0.99
00:39:24.180 but the back flap got trapped around Rick's wheelchair.
00:39:27.120 And then it took him forever
00:39:28.360 to get the flap out of the wheelchair. 0.99
00:39:30.260 He was fucking beet red. 0.99
00:39:31.960 I thought he was going to have a heart attack. 0.99
00:39:34.120 One of the flaps got wheel grease on it,
00:39:36.360 and he said, 0.98
00:39:37.060 what the fuck is all this stuff? 0.99
00:39:39.040 You have to grease these wheels? 0.99
00:39:41.140 And Rick said,
00:39:42.240 yeah,
00:39:42.680 you have to keep the wheels lubricated.
00:39:44.600 And he said,
00:39:45.620 yeah,
00:39:46.000 well,
00:39:46.280 I'm not supposed to get grease on this hat.
00:39:48.460 And Brenda was just sitting there 1.00
00:39:50.160 slightly in his way towards the door.
00:39:52.360 And as he walked towards her,
00:39:53.940 he said,
00:39:54.480 move.
00:39:55.100 And right when he said it,
00:39:56.340 he realized he had gone too far.
00:39:58.140 So he said in a jokey voice,
00:39:59.760 who said that?
00:40:01.020 Don't need a voice.
00:40:02.380 Objection.
00:40:03.120 Relevance.
00:40:03.780 Sign.
00:40:04.560 Dollar sign emoji.
00:40:06.580 Oh my God.
00:40:08.180 Oh my God.
00:40:09.880 That is
00:40:11.060 based on the life story.
00:40:13.680 I think that's actually
00:40:15.020 a dramatic reenactment
00:40:17.060 of Pat King.
00:40:20.000 Hashtag hat life.
00:40:21.920 Yeah.
00:40:22.960 I think the most poignant line there
00:40:25.700 and what Patrick King was hanging on to
00:40:28.400 was the guy at the store
00:40:30.780 said I'm the only person
00:40:32.900 he'd ever seen pull it off.
00:40:35.340 Yeah.
00:40:35.860 We have to pull
00:40:38.220 we have to pull my mic audio
00:40:40.000 from the event
00:40:40.780 because like
00:40:41.320 one of the super serious
00:40:42.820 I think it was like
00:40:43.420 CBC or Global Camera People
00:40:45.620 was just roasting the dude's hat
00:40:47.880 the entire time
00:40:48.960 while this protest was unfolding.
00:40:51.620 He was just nuking the guy alive.
00:40:53.820 That comedian, by the way,
00:40:55.220 is Tim Robinson
00:40:56.040 and he's got a Netflix show.
00:40:59.280 I forget what it's called.
00:41:01.780 What's his series called?
00:41:03.760 Something like
00:41:04.280 Can You Please Leave, Sir?
00:41:06.620 It's got a great
00:41:07.700 it's got a great
00:41:08.900 let me just look that up.
00:41:10.540 Well, I've got tears in my eyes.
00:41:12.060 Are you sure?
00:41:12.700 And he's got
00:41:13.160 he's got so many little
00:41:14.300 yeah, I think it's called
00:41:16.300 I Think You Should Leave.
00:41:18.920 And
00:41:19.320 and if you like that
00:41:20.780 kind of humor
00:41:21.600 you will love that channel.
00:41:23.660 I am tempted to show you more
00:41:25.280 but I
00:41:25.660 I instead
00:41:26.800 I will just encourage you
00:41:28.860 to watch
00:41:29.500 I Think You Should Leave
00:41:30.320 with Tim Robinson.
00:41:32.240 There is some profanity
00:41:33.560 as you can see
00:41:35.400 but if you're fine with that
00:41:36.500 you'll laugh very hard.
00:41:38.020 Now we've been laughing
00:41:38.760 for five minutes
00:41:39.560 because Patrick King
00:41:41.680 of the NDP 1.00
00:41:42.220 is such a loser. 0.99
00:41:44.680 I'm not saying 0.99
00:41:45.400 you can't wear a hat.
00:41:46.980 My dear friend
00:41:47.700 David Menzies wears a hat
00:41:48.960 and I think it suits him.
00:41:49.900 Yeah.
00:41:51.700 Cowboy hats
00:41:52.480 there's some people
00:41:53.540 for whom it's a fixture.
00:41:55.440 Yeah.
00:41:55.820 I got good friends
00:41:56.780 who wear ball caps
00:41:57.800 all the time
00:41:58.500 and I get it.
00:41:59.580 Tim Poole
00:42:00.260 part of his persona
00:42:01.400 is that took he wears
00:42:02.640 or beanie
00:42:03.160 as they call it in America.
00:42:04.680 I'm not anti-hat
00:42:05.760 but when you are
00:42:07.400 sort of a young guy
00:42:09.500 wearing a fedora
00:42:10.360 like that
00:42:10.900 in that way
00:42:11.840 it looks like
00:42:13.060 he got the safari fat flaps
00:42:14.640 tucked up this time. 0.61
00:42:17.020 Then I can mock you 0.98
00:42:18.480 because you
00:42:19.240 look at that picture of him.
00:42:21.040 Look at his official
00:42:22.100 biography picture.
00:42:26.260 Did he think
00:42:27.140 there were going to be
00:42:27.760 elephants there yesterday?
00:42:29.000 Like why is he dressed
00:42:30.220 like that?
00:42:30.660 It was cloudy
00:42:31.540 in Calgary yesterday
00:42:32.720 wasn't it?
00:42:34.360 Wasn't it like
00:42:34.860 he had to wait
00:42:35.220 to keep the sun
00:42:35.860 off his head?
00:42:36.860 None of that.
00:42:37.500 He's the only one
00:42:38.160 he's ever seen
00:42:38.720 pull it off.
00:42:39.360 Okay I'm now going
00:42:39.920 to stop with the joke.
00:42:41.460 Forgive me.
00:42:41.840 I just couldn't
00:42:42.740 look at that hat
00:42:43.500 without showing you
00:42:44.380 that Tim Robinson sketch
00:42:45.900 which I thought
00:42:49.180 was a masterpiece.
00:42:50.460 That's probably
00:42:50.940 a good spot.
00:42:51.500 I think the studio
00:42:51.960 is probably screaming
00:42:52.640 at us for a bit
00:42:53.700 of an ad break right?
00:42:54.920 Ad break.
00:42:55.460 Yeah all right.
00:42:56.140 You know what
00:42:56.760 when we come back
00:42:57.280 I want to be serious though.
00:42:58.360 I'm just laughing 1.00
00:42:59.180 at what an idiot 1.00
00:43:00.340 that Andy Peter is. 1.00
00:43:02.660 Yes.
00:43:06.260 Because I'm laughing
00:43:07.180 because it's funny
00:43:07.900 but I swear
00:43:09.260 on a stack of Bibles
00:43:10.640 if the shoe
00:43:12.760 was on the other foot
00:43:13.660 if it was some weird
00:43:15.260 hat wearing
00:43:16.080 first of all
00:43:16.760 you'd hear the word
00:43:17.360 incel
00:43:18.040 for the rest of time.
00:43:19.640 Oh yeah.
00:43:19.940 if that weird hat
00:43:21.520 wearing safari flap
00:43:22.880 fedora guy
00:43:24.080 with the dice
00:43:25.140 in his pocket
00:43:25.780 stormed
00:43:27.120 a Rachel Notley event
00:43:29.300 or any other
00:43:30.340 event with a woman
00:43:31.720 on the left
00:43:32.360 he'd be in jail
00:43:34.120 right now
00:43:34.600 and by the way
00:43:35.440 I've never been
00:43:36.060 a prisoner in jail
00:43:36.780 but I've attended jail
00:43:38.000 for other reasons
00:43:38.720 to visit
00:43:39.220 and as a lawyer
00:43:40.040 once actually.
00:43:40.680 they take the dice
00:43:44.040 away from you
00:43:44.680 and they take
00:43:45.260 your hat away
00:43:45.900 from you
00:43:46.320 when you check in
00:43:47.720 so Patrick King
00:43:50.420 would not have
00:43:51.200 his beloved hat
00:43:52.320 as we know
00:43:53.580 from
00:43:54.080 Pastor Coates
00:43:56.140 Pastor Arthur
00:43:57.540 Pastor Reimer
00:43:58.720 when all the
00:43:59.740 Christian pastors 0.99
00:44:00.420 are thrown in prison
00:44:01.360 for much less
00:44:02.580 than that
00:44:03.060 they don't get
00:44:04.340 to take their
00:44:04.960 fedora
00:44:05.700 with the safari
00:44:06.560 flaps
00:44:07.280 or their D&D
00:44:08.560 dice to jail
00:44:09.240 with them
00:44:09.680 on that note
00:44:11.060 let's see some
00:44:12.320 commercials
00:44:12.720 and we'll come
00:44:13.220 right back
00:44:13.660 yeah let's take
00:44:16.400 an air break
00:44:16.800 thanks
00:44:17.100 today many
00:44:18.340 journalists
00:44:18.900 are really just
00:44:19.640 advocates for
00:44:20.420 woke ideology
00:44:21.200 they don't report
00:44:22.460 the facts
00:44:23.020 and they simply
00:44:23.700 don't care
00:44:24.540 about our
00:44:24.940 fundamental freedoms
00:44:25.860 well we're doing
00:44:27.620 something about that
00:44:28.560 what happens
00:44:29.760 when the journalists
00:44:30.460 themselves
00:44:31.120 are really
00:44:32.540 bought and paid
00:44:33.180 for by the government
00:44:34.220 can they
00:44:34.900 possibly
00:44:35.660 criticize
00:44:36.340 the government
00:44:37.080 freely
00:44:37.760 the law
00:44:38.900 in the world
00:44:39.340 based society
00:44:40.020 is
00:44:41.200 the need
00:44:42.520 for independent
00:44:43.480 news
00:44:43.960 everyone kind
00:45:03.100 of wants
00:45:03.480 to be
00:45:04.120 a YouTuber
00:45:04.940 or a media
00:45:05.740 star these
00:45:06.260 days
00:45:06.580 or whatever
00:45:07.580 and people
00:45:08.360 always ask me
00:45:08.880 you know
00:45:09.140 well how do you
00:45:10.000 do it
00:45:10.280 what do you do
00:45:10.740 what's the secret
00:45:11.380 all that stuff
00:45:12.040 no matter
00:45:12.460 no matter what type
00:45:13.060 of journalism
00:45:13.580 you're doing
00:45:14.140 whether you're doing
00:45:15.480 the advocacy
00:45:16.120 journalism that Robby
00:45:17.240 does
00:45:17.580 whether you're doing
00:45:18.260 the investigative
00:45:19.260 reporting that Sheila
00:45:20.160 does
00:45:20.620 some of the gonzo
00:45:21.860 journalism that David
00:45:22.880 Menzies does 0.91
00:45:23.640 or whether you're
00:45:24.360 working in fiction
00:45:25.120 like CBC
00:45:25.900 no matter what
00:45:27.360 you are telling a story
00:45:29.480 it's great
00:45:33.100 it's very informative
00:45:34.500 I learned a lot of stuff
00:45:35.720 I took so many notes
00:45:37.200 but it's definitely good to be here
00:45:39.760 I'm really appreciating the diversity of the speakers
00:45:42.580 they all contribute really specific details on what to do as an aspiring journalist
00:45:47.020 it's been absolutely mind-blowing from start to finish firstly beautiful hall
00:45:52.440 we've been stuffed it's like Thanksgiving dinner every night so that's amazing but the only thing that beats that are
00:45:59.300 are the people
00:46:00.400 the people around us the company
00:46:01.840 some amazing and unique individuals
00:46:04.460 the journalism conference has been great
00:46:06.140 I met many prominent figures in this field and I got great advice
00:46:10.000 it was a really good conference
00:46:12.080 it's very good to meet all the lovely people here
00:46:15.720 to get some inspiration and some experience
00:46:19.360 our speakers oh my gosh
00:46:21.340 they've been absolutely stupendous
00:46:23.780 I've been learning so much
00:46:25.340 I'm so grateful to have been invited to come
00:46:30.460 thank you
00:46:31.600 hey that's a great student conference
00:46:42.120 I was there and Sheila you were there
00:46:44.060 and we're doing it again this year with the Democracy Fund
00:46:46.980 co-sponsored by Western Standard
00:46:49.100 True North
00:46:49.820 Rebel News
00:46:50.640 Independent Press Gallery
00:46:51.580 it's going to be super duper
00:46:52.460 you know let me just say this
00:46:54.620 sometimes I get emails people saying
00:46:56.160 hey Ezra how do I get into journalism
00:46:57.740 or even hey can I work for Rebel News
00:46:59.720 attending this journalism conference
00:47:05.300 is a good way to get into journalism
00:47:09.180 and it's actually a doorway into Rebel News as well
00:47:12.360 you might have recognized William Diaz Bertheon
00:47:14.280 from that conference
00:47:15.580 that's where we found him
00:47:16.460 not only will you learn a few tricks of the trade
00:47:19.840 but listen to the groups I just mentioned
00:47:22.940 right Western Standard
00:47:23.920 True North Rebel News
00:47:24.920 we'll all be there
00:47:25.720 so if you're a youngster
00:47:27.680 and you've got some talent
00:47:31.640 consider this a job fair
00:47:34.600 right
00:47:35.640 I mean I'll just tell you right now
00:47:37.260 I'm going to go there
00:47:38.240 and if there's some bright young person
00:47:41.820 from any background
00:47:43.240 from any place in the country
00:47:44.740 any like we don't discriminate
00:47:46.800 in fact I literally do not ask people
00:47:49.700 people say
00:47:50.380 do I have to go to journalism school
00:47:51.720 other than David Benzies
00:47:52.560 I don't think anyone here went to journalism school
00:47:54.320 I don't even think I
00:47:55.500 I mean I'm curious what people did
00:47:57.040 with their life to date
00:47:58.540 but I don't say
00:47:59.660 well what school did you go to
00:48:00.940 and what classes did you
00:48:01.820 I don't care about that
00:48:02.780 I want to see
00:48:04.040 can you tell a story
00:48:05.160 are you a skeptic
00:48:06.020 are you a contrarian
00:48:06.980 are you willing to zig
00:48:07.660 when the rest of the world zags
00:48:08.700 and do you care
00:48:10.440 in fact being a contrarian
00:48:12.640 is much more important to me
00:48:13.700 than were you able to regurgitate
00:48:15.780 back to a left-wing professor
00:48:17.140 what they wanted to hear
00:48:18.000 so if you are a young person
00:48:19.620 Sarah Stock
00:48:21.000 that's another young person
00:48:22.320 that we have found
00:48:23.160 at that journalism conference
00:48:24.180 so if you want
00:48:25.440 to get into the biz
00:48:27.020 either with Rebel News
00:48:28.360 or the other groups I mentioned
00:48:29.560 or just to learn
00:48:30.320 some tricks of the trade
00:48:31.280 be there or be square
00:48:33.440 and it's coming up in August
00:48:35.820 so it's not too far away
00:48:37.180 yeah
00:48:38.980 I thought it was great
00:48:40.600 just on the matter
00:48:42.280 of the journalism conference
00:48:43.300 if you are
00:48:44.200 as you said
00:48:45.100 if you're a young person
00:48:46.000 who wants to get into journalism
00:48:47.220 I train the journalists
00:48:49.020 at this company
00:48:49.760 every single day
00:48:50.720 and I must tell you
00:48:52.060 I don't really care
00:48:53.920 what your background is
00:48:54.920 my background is definitely
00:48:56.340 not in journalism
00:48:57.180 I only care
00:48:58.620 what attitude
00:48:59.240 you bring to the table
00:49:00.020 I can teach you the skills
00:49:01.060 probably better than Ryerson
00:49:02.420 that's for sure
00:49:04.460 just come with the right attitude
00:49:05.820 a willingness to learn
00:49:06.800 and more importantly
00:49:07.980 an open mind
00:49:08.660 yeah
00:49:09.400 well listen Sheila
00:49:11.060 thanks for that
00:49:11.780 I thank everybody
00:49:13.900 for their indulgence
00:49:14.760 as I played that clip
00:49:15.620 from Tim Robinson
00:49:16.280 I just think
00:49:16.860 I just couldn't
00:49:18.380 let Patrick King go
00:49:19.880 you know
00:49:21.160 our alumnus
00:49:22.840 Gavin McInnes
00:49:23.680 says that there's a place
00:49:25.300 for bullying
00:49:25.900 and I'm not sure
00:49:27.720 I want to go that far
00:49:28.640 because bullying implies
00:49:29.840 a cruelty
00:49:30.880 and a malice
00:49:32.100 and an unfairness
00:49:33.080 that I don't subscribe to
00:49:34.160 but I think what he means
00:49:35.680 is just
00:49:36.680 public peer pressure
00:49:38.300 to jostle people
00:49:39.340 back into some norms
00:49:41.100 and
00:49:42.160 if that's what
00:49:44.540 Gavin means
00:49:45.140 I think
00:49:45.560 that Patrick King
00:49:47.040 needs to be
00:49:47.880 given what
00:49:49.220 would be called
00:49:52.280 an attitude readjustment
00:49:53.960 on that hat
00:49:54.720 yeah
00:49:54.960 just starting there
00:49:56.120 like a guy wearing that hat
00:49:57.280 needs an attitude readjustment
00:49:58.520 just a friendly way
00:49:59.900 and maybe he'll stop
00:50:00.900 doing other anti-social things
00:50:02.220 like storming events
00:50:03.080 from women
00:50:03.600 and shouting over them
00:50:05.440 the hat's the giveaway
00:50:07.260 I'll tell you right now
00:50:09.140 he's a male feminist 0.99
00:50:10.080 oh for sure
00:50:11.580 if you are wearing that hat
00:50:13.080 you are a male feminist 1.00
00:50:14.240 people who wear those hats
00:50:17.040 don't actually go outside
00:50:18.320 that's what I've learned
00:50:19.420 like you want to give
00:50:20.860 the perception
00:50:21.480 of being outdoorsy
00:50:22.720 but you don't actually
00:50:24.240 go outside
00:50:25.040 the guy at the store
00:50:25.740 said I'm the only one
00:50:26.500 he's ever seen
00:50:27.020 pull it off
00:50:27.980 if I may
00:50:32.400 one thing that I did
00:50:34.560 want to get to
00:50:35.640 and then we can do
00:50:36.640 the haberdashery breakdown
00:50:37.960 after
00:50:38.400 I apologize
00:50:39.880 I just can't stop laughing
00:50:41.960 over to you Adam
00:50:44.420 take it away
00:50:44.900 make this serious again
00:50:45.940 that was incredibly
00:50:46.820 interesting here
00:50:47.760 is listen
00:50:48.620 these people clearly
00:50:49.760 are associated
00:50:50.780 in the NDP
00:50:51.600 I don't know
00:50:52.080 if they were hired by them
00:50:53.080 I don't know
00:50:53.620 if Rachel Notley
00:50:54.200 asked them to go
00:50:54.840 they claim they didn't
00:50:56.000 but whatever happened
00:50:57.300 they were clearly
00:50:57.980 doing something
00:50:58.700 inspired by the comments
00:51:00.100 of Rachel Notley
00:51:00.760 and the NDP
00:51:01.340 that's why they were there
00:51:03.220 that's why they were
00:51:03.980 shouting those sentiments
00:51:04.740 but I very likely think
00:51:06.520 beyond the sort of
00:51:07.860 evident point slip
00:51:08.940 you're going to see
00:51:09.420 in the NDP
00:51:09.780 from this disruption
00:51:11.460 I think that they've
00:51:12.980 they've awakened
00:51:13.780 Daniel Smith
00:51:14.520 at a few of these events
00:51:15.820 Daniel Smith has come out
00:51:17.180 issued sort of
00:51:18.540 bland statements
00:51:20.120 about saving
00:51:21.340 700 bucks on taxes
00:51:22.380 which is great
00:51:23.040 or a 25% tax cut
00:51:25.300 on registry
00:51:26.000 or cost cut
00:51:27.200 on registry services
00:51:28.160 okay wonderful great
00:51:29.320 these aren't sort of
00:51:30.340 key critical things
00:51:31.240 after that disruption
00:51:32.840 after those people
00:51:33.920 burst in
00:51:34.700 and after Danielle Smith
00:51:36.420 was pushed away
00:51:37.520 I think she had a bit
00:51:38.440 of an adrenaline rush
00:51:39.540 because when she came back
00:51:41.380 it was a little bit
00:51:42.540 more rock and roll
00:51:43.700 she was going after
00:51:45.140 the NDP
00:51:45.640 she seemed engaged
00:51:47.100 I don't know
00:51:47.900 if this is a conscientious
00:51:49.020 UCP strategy
00:51:49.980 to have her ramp up
00:51:51.260 towards the election
00:51:52.560 but the previous events
00:51:54.040 have not felt rock and roll
00:51:55.180 they haven't felt exciting
00:51:56.180 I'll give the NDP credit
00:51:57.220 their events
00:51:57.980 it was music
00:51:58.620 it was boisterous
00:51:59.580 the UCP events
00:52:01.700 have felt a little bit drab
00:52:03.220 this is the first time
00:52:05.060 I really felt like
00:52:05.960 Danielle Smith
00:52:06.500 was sort of
00:52:08.000 speaking from the heart
00:52:09.320 wearing her heart
00:52:10.700 on her sleeve
00:52:11.160 a little bit
00:52:11.580 and a few journalists
00:52:12.900 that I talked to there
00:52:13.800 shared the sentiment
00:52:14.460 that they think
00:52:14.960 this is a turning point
00:52:15.840 not just because
00:52:17.060 of what happened
00:52:18.220 because those people
00:52:19.040 disrupted the event
00:52:20.420 but because Danielle Smith
00:52:21.900 and the UCP
00:52:22.880 who have been sort of
00:52:23.960 on the defensive
00:52:24.660 who have been sitting back
00:52:25.940 are now saying
00:52:26.700 you know what
00:52:27.140 enough is enough
00:52:27.880 it was interesting to see
00:52:29.760 and I hope that continues
00:52:31.360 we've got about
00:52:34.720 five minutes left
00:52:35.540 Sheila would you like
00:52:37.280 to weigh in on anything
00:52:38.080 because I know
00:52:39.360 the last 90 seconds
00:52:41.040 of the show
00:52:41.600 I have something
00:52:43.220 I'd like
00:52:43.560 you know what
00:52:44.180 actually our friend
00:52:45.640 Rachel Emanuel
00:52:46.300 at True North
00:52:47.480 has some vids
00:52:48.860 Sheila do you want
00:52:50.320 to intro these vids
00:52:51.040 do you know the ones
00:52:51.640 I'm referring to
00:52:52.280 I don't
00:52:53.920 but I will say
00:52:54.840 I will echo
00:52:55.960 Adam's sentiment
00:52:57.620 that these people
00:52:59.420 are being radicalized
00:53:00.600 by NDP rhetoric
00:53:02.040 and lies
00:53:03.160 and I worry
00:53:04.800 that it's only
00:53:05.640 a matter of time
00:53:06.740 before somebody
00:53:07.740 is hurt
00:53:08.280 thanks to
00:53:10.360 just the superheated
00:53:11.760 nonsense
00:53:12.740 that Rachel Notley
00:53:14.500 is spewing
00:53:15.040 at these low
00:53:15.860 information voters
00:53:16.980 who are
00:53:17.620 on just a little bit
00:53:19.240 too much CBC
00:53:20.140 you know that's
00:53:21.360 exactly right
00:53:22.000 I mean I always
00:53:22.820 thought this about
00:53:23.480 the left calling
00:53:24.180 Trump a Nazi
00:53:25.080 like that's laughable 1.00
00:53:26.900 to me
00:53:27.380 and I think
00:53:28.360 it's laughable
00:53:29.120 to half the world
00:53:32.020 another 40%
00:53:34.460 say well we know
00:53:35.260 he's not a Nazi
00:53:35.900 but we know
00:53:36.540 what you mean
00:53:37.380 10% say yeah
00:53:38.920 I'm really worried
00:53:39.740 he's going to
00:53:40.520 take away all my rights
00:53:41.800 1% says well
00:53:43.600 yeah maybe he really
00:53:44.640 is a Nazi
00:53:45.240 and maybe 1
00:53:46.280 in 10,000
00:53:48.160 so 1%
00:53:48.920 and 1%
00:53:49.420 says oh
00:53:50.920 he's a Nazi 0.87
00:53:52.400 because these
00:53:53.160 authoritative people
00:53:54.100 say so
00:53:54.800 I've never seen
00:53:55.740 any rebuttal to it
00:53:56.760 I think he's a Nazi 0.93
00:53:57.880 and then maybe
00:53:58.260 1% and 1%
00:53:59.120 and 1%
00:53:59.540 maybe 1 in a million
00:54:00.340 people says
00:54:01.040 oh my god 0.79
00:54:02.680 he's a Nazi 0.99
00:54:03.360 and I have to stop him 0.99
00:54:05.620 by any means necessary
00:54:06.700 we all know the
00:54:07.420 thought experiment
00:54:08.260 would you go back 1.00
00:54:08.920 in time and kill 1.00
00:54:09.600 baby Hitler 1.00
00:54:10.200 if you could
00:54:12.120 to save the
00:54:13.780 course of the world
00:54:14.680 and if maybe
00:54:15.980 1 in a million people
00:54:16.980 actually believes
00:54:17.880 that Trump 0.73
00:54:18.300 is a Nazi 0.99
00:54:19.000 well that's
00:54:19.420 300 and some
00:54:20.600 people in America
00:54:21.420 who would act
00:54:23.200 on that
00:54:23.600 if they could
00:54:24.240 and I'm not
00:54:25.420 saying
00:54:26.080 I'm not
00:54:26.980 saying the leftist
00:54:27.940 thing of
00:54:28.340 you know
00:54:29.180 words are
00:54:29.860 violence
00:54:30.340 but if you
00:54:30.880 say something
00:54:31.420 that insane
00:54:32.160 why are you
00:54:32.860 saying that
00:54:33.320 endlessly
00:54:33.800 and
00:54:34.840 right
00:54:35.100 Ezra
00:54:35.680 but more to
00:54:36.340 your point
00:54:36.640 sorry to cut
00:54:37.060 you off
00:54:37.380 but that
00:54:38.260 that is
00:54:38.680 the problem
00:54:39.100 here
00:54:39.340 the left
00:54:40.020 thinks that
00:54:40.520 words are
00:54:40.980 violence
00:54:41.500 so if
00:54:42.120 somebody
00:54:42.380 is committing
00:54:43.020 violence
00:54:43.580 against you
00:54:44.020 you are
00:54:44.280 now justified
00:54:45.000 in responding
00:54:45.840 in kind
00:54:46.380 and that's
00:54:47.380 the real
00:54:47.700 problem
00:54:48.160 here
00:54:48.420 when
00:54:48.920 Rachel
00:54:49.480 Notley
00:54:49.760 is saying
00:54:50.240 you're
00:54:50.680 going to
00:54:50.980 sell off
00:54:51.400 a hospital
00:54:52.020 and privatize
00:54:53.460 health care
00:54:53.940 and people
00:54:54.720 are going
00:54:55.200 to die
00:54:55.680 what's
00:54:55.980 your thought
00:54:56.380 experiment
00:54:56.880 if I
00:54:58.020 stop this
00:54:58.940 I'm going
00:54:59.920 to save
00:55:00.300 lives
00:55:00.720 and I'm
00:55:01.380 going to
00:55:01.560 be a hero
00:55:02.100 because I'm 0.98
00:55:03.100 just a useless 0.99
00:55:03.860 oversoid man 1.00
00:55:04.860 in a stupid 1.00
00:55:05.480 hat and I've 1.00
00:55:06.220 never done
00:55:06.600 anything good
00:55:07.200 for anybody
00:55:07.660 in my life
00:55:08.280 now's my
00:55:09.160 chance to
00:55:09.780 save lives
00:55:10.620 what's the
00:55:11.700 next natural
00:55:12.400 step except
00:55:13.200 violence from
00:55:13.940 these people
00:55:14.520 yeah and
00:55:15.920 these are
00:55:16.220 and these
00:55:16.540 are folks
00:55:16.900 who reach
00:55:17.580 for violence
00:55:18.100 there is no
00:55:19.400 right-wing
00:55:19.780 equivalent to
00:55:20.400 Antifa
00:55:20.800 there's not
00:55:21.440 no
00:55:22.440 the left
00:55:24.240 tried to
00:55:24.720 make the
00:55:25.040 Proud Boys
00:55:25.440 into that
00:55:25.820 Proud Boys
00:55:26.360 is a pub
00:55:28.300 crawl
00:55:28.580 it's a
00:55:29.300 fraternity
00:55:30.200 it's a
00:55:30.400 drinking club
00:55:30.960 yeah
00:55:31.440 there is
00:55:32.780 no movement
00:55:33.280 on the left
00:55:33.680 like that
00:55:34.080 and of course
00:55:34.740 Rachel
00:55:35.560 Notley
00:55:35.940 has never
00:55:36.840 and will
00:55:37.180 never
00:55:37.460 condemn
00:55:37.980 Antifa
00:55:38.460 because they're
00:55:39.060 her street 0.63
00:55:39.360 teams
00:55:39.720 they're her
00:55:40.520 street gangs
00:55:41.020 last
00:55:42.760 you know
00:55:43.260 what
00:55:43.380 it's almost
00:55:45.640 the top
00:55:46.000 of the hour
00:55:46.320 Adam
00:55:46.580 let's close
00:55:47.240 with last
00:55:47.640 thoughts
00:55:47.860 to you
00:55:48.140 you can
00:55:48.460 either
00:55:48.640 introduce
00:55:49.040 the Rachel
00:55:49.520 Emanuel
00:55:50.520 Vitt
00:55:50.780 or have
00:55:51.300 your
00:55:51.420 closing
00:55:51.680 thoughts
00:55:51.940 in general
00:55:52.400 yeah
00:55:53.520 Rachel
00:55:53.960 Emanuel
00:55:54.200 obviously
00:55:54.540 doing some
00:55:54.860 incredible
00:55:55.160 stuff
00:55:55.380 I think
00:55:55.680 that opens
00:55:56.080 a whole
00:55:56.480 different
00:55:56.800 conversation
00:55:57.480 there's
00:55:57.800 some
00:55:57.940 distinct
00:55:58.680 questions
00:55:59.240 there
00:55:59.500 but I
00:56:00.440 did want
00:56:01.100 to say
00:56:01.420 that ultimately
00:56:02.040 I think
00:56:02.340 what this
00:56:02.620 election
00:56:02.980 will come
00:56:03.480 down
00:56:03.840 to
00:56:04.140 is
00:56:05.040 whether
00:56:05.540 people
00:56:06.000 believe
00:56:06.460 the
00:56:06.660 things
00:56:06.980 that
00:56:07.200 the
00:56:07.380 NDP
00:56:07.760 say
00:56:08.160 or
00:56:08.460 if
00:56:08.640 they
00:56:08.740 look
00:56:09.000 at
00:56:09.240 the
00:56:09.880 albeit
00:56:10.540 imperfect
00:56:11.120 track
00:56:11.640 record
00:56:12.040 of
00:56:12.660 the
00:56:12.980 UCP
00:56:13.320 and that's
00:56:13.620 what
00:56:13.760 Danielle
00:56:14.080 Smith
00:56:14.380 asked
00:56:14.720 people
00:56:15.020 to do
00:56:15.360 at
00:56:15.540 this
00:56:15.720 conference
00:56:16.140 she
00:56:16.620 was
00:56:16.760 saying
00:56:16.960 I hope
00:56:17.420 that the
00:56:17.900 media
00:56:18.080 will simply
00:56:18.520 be fair
00:56:18.980 present the
00:56:19.800 facts as
00:56:20.160 they are
00:56:20.380 and she
00:56:20.900 asked not
00:56:21.360 to be judged
00:56:22.000 on promises
00:56:22.940 that are
00:56:23.380 unlikely
00:56:23.820 to be
00:56:25.320 realized
00:56:25.820 by the
00:56:26.180 NDP
00:56:26.400 but on
00:56:26.760 the actions
00:56:27.360 that she
00:56:27.920 has
00:56:28.660 taken
00:56:29.240 I'm
00:56:30.080 ever the
00:56:30.960 optimist
00:56:31.600 I tweeted
00:56:32.520 the other
00:56:32.780 night that
00:56:33.100 I really
00:56:33.620 do want
00:56:34.220 to have
00:56:34.480 a conversation
00:56:35.140 with Rachel
00:56:36.060 Notley
00:56:36.400 I just
00:56:36.920 want to
00:56:37.260 ask her
00:56:37.660 fair
00:56:37.960 questions
00:56:38.560 I want
00:56:39.820 to have
00:56:40.000 authentic
00:56:40.320 conversations
00:56:40.920 so that
00:56:41.340 our viewers
00:56:41.940 can have
00:56:43.100 an informed
00:56:44.160 opinion
00:56:44.660 when it
00:56:45.480 comes
00:56:45.860 time
00:56:46.120 to
00:56:46.240 vote
00:56:46.340 that's
00:56:46.580 ultimately
00:56:46.900 what I'm
00:56:47.320 after
00:56:47.600 unfortunately
00:56:48.720 Rachel Notley
00:56:49.560 is imitating
00:56:50.280 the federal
00:56:50.840 liberals
00:56:51.320 Rachel Notley
00:56:52.600 is engaging
00:56:53.280 in very
00:56:54.280 anti-democratic
00:56:55.280 practices
00:56:55.840 and for
00:56:56.860 anyone in
00:56:57.700 Alberta
00:56:57.900 wherever you
00:56:58.640 sit
00:56:58.960 wherever you
00:56:59.440 are on
00:56:59.800 the spectrum
00:57:00.300 that should
00:57:01.100 be extremely
00:57:01.680 concerning
00:57:02.360 to you
00:57:03.320 so hopefully
00:57:04.560 people will
00:57:05.120 take some
00:57:05.500 time to
00:57:05.780 actually look
00:57:06.240 at the
00:57:06.460 issues
00:57:06.680 not believe
00:57:07.260 the buzzwords
00:57:07.900 not believe
00:57:08.440 the hype 0.57
00:57:08.900 the empty
00:57:10.160 sentiment
00:57:10.660 of love
00:57:11.340 tolerance
00:57:11.880 and sharing
00:57:12.500 that the
00:57:12.800 NDP
00:57:13.020 profess
00:57:14.340 while
00:57:14.780 everything
00:57:15.320 they
00:57:15.600 practice
00:57:16.180 seems to
00:57:17.140 seems to
00:57:17.820 signal
00:57:18.120 otherwise
00:57:18.460 so I
00:57:19.260 urge people
00:57:19.860 out there
00:57:20.060 to just
00:57:20.380 sort of
00:57:20.780 take a
00:57:21.040 strong
00:57:21.400 hard
00:57:21.620 look
00:57:21.920 at the
00:57:22.440 facts
00:57:22.800 yeah
00:57:23.380 well
00:57:24.380 Adam and
00:57:24.800 Sheila
00:57:24.920 great to
00:57:25.280 catch up
00:57:25.680 with you
00:57:25.900 the election
00:57:26.400 is less
00:57:27.140 than three
00:57:27.540 weeks
00:57:27.820 away
00:57:28.240 the latest
00:57:29.960 polling
00:57:30.360 I've seen
00:57:31.060 suggests that
00:57:32.560 it will be
00:57:32.960 a modest
00:57:33.640 UCP
00:57:35.160 government
00:57:35.580 I think
00:57:36.360 that's
00:57:36.600 probably
00:57:36.920 right
00:57:37.320 I think
00:57:38.840 it
00:57:39.100 avoids
00:57:41.100 the
00:57:42.060 self-destruct
00:57:43.700 button
00:57:44.080 that Rachel
00:57:44.760 Notley
00:57:45.180 embodies
00:57:49.120 I think
00:57:50.140 it gives
00:57:50.540 Danielle
00:57:50.860 Smith a
00:57:51.320 chance to
00:57:51.760 grow and
00:57:52.200 to improve
00:57:52.820 I think
00:57:54.800 that she
00:57:57.340 will be a
00:57:57.780 more seasoned
00:57:58.640 premier
00:57:59.120 obviously she's
00:57:59.880 never been
00:58:00.180 premier before
00:58:00.800 and she
00:58:01.920 will hopefully
00:58:02.760 be stronger
00:58:03.380 although I
00:58:04.140 must say
00:58:04.640 it's been
00:58:06.660 more than a
00:58:07.140 decade since
00:58:07.920 an Alberta
00:58:08.400 premier
00:58:08.920 served out
00:58:10.460 their full
00:58:10.780 term and was
00:58:11.240 reelected
00:58:11.860 when you think
00:58:12.800 about it
00:58:13.640 Rachel Notley
00:58:16.540 did not
00:58:16.900 serve out
00:58:17.300 her
00:58:17.480 was not
00:58:18.520 reelected
00:58:19.580 Jason
00:58:20.100 Kenney
00:58:20.420 didn't even
00:58:20.840 serve out
00:58:21.220 his full
00:58:21.520 term
00:58:21.840 Rachel Notley
00:58:23.800 succeeded
00:58:24.420 Jim Prentice
00:58:25.280 Jim Prentice
00:58:27.320 I mean just
00:58:27.720 it goes back
00:58:28.300 there was
00:58:28.620 so many
00:58:29.100 stopgap
00:58:29.740 really going
00:58:30.440 I think
00:58:30.960 you have to
00:58:31.180 go back
00:58:31.500 all the way
00:58:31.920 to
00:58:32.340 was it
00:58:35.000 Ed Stelmack
00:58:35.760 yes
00:58:37.520 so it's
00:58:38.720 been a long
00:58:39.180 Allison Redford
00:58:39.980 resigned
00:58:40.520 yeah
00:58:40.920 Allison Redford
00:58:41.560 that's right
00:58:42.080 and I
00:58:42.420 I'm not even
00:58:43.560 listing them
00:58:44.080 all
00:58:44.340 anyways
00:58:45.600 Alberta's a
00:58:46.500 funny place
00:58:47.020 that way
00:58:47.300 it's very
00:58:47.580 populist
00:58:48.120 very unsettled
00:58:49.060 Preston Manning
00:58:49.800 remarks on this
00:58:50.480 how many
00:58:50.780 parties get
00:58:52.260 their start
00:58:52.840 in Alberta
00:58:53.700 including
00:58:54.260 it depends
00:58:55.280 on how you
00:58:55.680 define it
00:58:56.060 the NDP
00:58:56.420 and the CCF
00:58:57.260 on that
00:58:58.700 note
00:58:59.400 let me
00:59:00.760 thank everybody
00:59:02.260 for joining
00:59:02.660 did we get
00:59:03.040 any super
00:59:03.500 chats
00:59:03.860 Sheila do you
00:59:06.120 want to read
00:59:06.420 it
00:59:06.860 just one
00:59:08.420 and it's
00:59:09.040 from
00:59:09.320 ableist
00:59:10.240 SL gives
00:59:11.940 us five
00:59:12.280 bucks
00:59:12.600 Twitter users
00:59:13.680 this is a
00:59:14.780 question for
00:59:15.180 Ezra
00:59:15.380 Twitter users
00:59:16.360 are angry
00:59:17.020 at Elon
00:59:17.600 for hiring
00:59:18.600 Linda
00:59:19.160 I'm not
00:59:20.500 sure if I'm
00:59:20.840 saying that
00:59:21.140 right
00:59:21.380 due to her
00:59:22.200 WEF ties
00:59:23.580 and woke
00:59:24.080 BS
00:59:24.580 reasonably fearing
00:59:26.020 she'll re-ruin 0.99
00:59:27.100 the site
00:59:27.700 also
00:59:28.740 he says
00:59:30.040 Kinsley
00:59:30.500 but I think
00:59:30.900 he means
00:59:31.200 Kinsey's
00:59:31.940 child sexuality
00:59:32.700 research is
00:59:33.900 unethical fraud
00:59:35.440 on the last
00:59:36.540 point
00:59:37.020 Jordan B.
00:59:38.860 Peterson has
00:59:39.340 an excellent
00:59:40.020 podcast
00:59:40.500 about that
00:59:41.680 with a
00:59:42.120 researcher
00:59:42.500 who examined
00:59:43.840 Kinsey's
00:59:44.540 research into
00:59:45.260 child sexuality
00:59:46.340 it's very
00:59:46.800 creepy
00:59:47.100 very gross 0.98
00:59:47.720 I hope 0.62
00:59:48.120 you have
00:59:48.280 the stomach
00:59:48.560 for it
00:59:48.880 but if
00:59:49.160 you need
00:59:49.400 more details
00:59:49.960 go there
00:59:50.760 and I
00:59:51.480 guess we'll
00:59:51.960 let Ezra
00:59:52.460 remark on
00:59:53.120 Elon's
00:59:54.080 suspected
00:59:54.980 new hire
00:59:55.640 yeah I
00:59:56.180 don't like
00:59:56.640 the fact
00:59:57.240 that she's
00:59:57.860 so deep
00:59:58.880 in the
00:59:59.320 world economic
00:59:59.940 forum
01:00:00.280 but I
01:00:02.040 think that
01:00:02.820 she went
01:00:03.240 there
01:00:03.580 in her
01:00:04.960 role as
01:00:05.380 the head
01:00:05.600 of ads
01:00:06.120 for NBC
01:00:07.740 Universal
01:00:08.260 she went
01:00:08.720 there to
01:00:09.020 schmooze 0.97
01:00:09.500 with other
01:00:10.800 VVIPs
01:00:11.780 in a sales
01:00:13.320 capacity
01:00:13.780 this is me
01:00:15.560 trying to put
01:00:16.020 the best gloss
01:00:16.660 on things
01:00:17.260 I know
01:00:18.800 that she
01:00:19.600 was one
01:00:22.620 of the few
01:00:23.340 people from
01:00:24.420 the industry
01:00:25.060 who had
01:00:27.380 something to do
01:00:27.860 with Donald
01:00:28.260 Trump
01:00:28.620 she sat
01:00:30.940 on the
01:00:31.300 president's
01:00:31.820 council
01:00:32.240 on sports
01:00:33.040 fitness
01:00:33.460 and nutrition
01:00:34.120 which is
01:00:35.140 not in my
01:00:35.880 opinion
01:00:36.240 a very
01:00:36.820 important
01:00:37.460 or ideological
01:00:38.760 position
01:00:39.240 but it
01:00:40.060 was
01:00:40.320 imagine how
01:00:40.920 difficult
01:00:41.260 it would
01:00:41.640 have been
01:00:42.000 for someone
01:00:42.600 high up
01:00:43.020 in the
01:00:43.180 world of
01:00:43.500 media
01:00:43.800 to do
01:00:44.400 anything
01:00:44.800 Trumpish
01:00:45.400 we know
01:00:46.200 in Silicon
01:00:46.620 Valley
01:00:46.980 other than
01:00:47.360 Peter Thiel
01:00:47.880 there really
01:00:48.200 was no
01:00:48.640 one
01:00:48.960 I think
01:00:52.420 she's
01:00:52.760 generally
01:00:53.140 being
01:00:53.440 pro
01:00:53.780 Musk 0.77
01:00:54.060 I mean
01:00:54.280 listen
01:00:54.520 you can
01:00:55.560 choose
01:00:55.840 a political
01:00:56.380 ideologue
01:00:57.000 or you
01:00:57.640 can choose
01:00:58.060 someone
01:00:58.460 a really
01:00:59.440 senior
01:01:00.040 media
01:01:00.860 executive
01:01:01.620 and if
01:01:03.000 she's
01:01:03.280 being hired
01:01:04.000 to work
01:01:04.760 on
01:01:05.120 media
01:01:06.540 stuff
01:01:07.400 on
01:01:08.440 deliverables
01:01:09.200 on getting
01:01:09.600 the video
01:01:10.080 going
01:01:10.420 on getting
01:01:10.820 ads
01:01:11.260 going
01:01:11.640 I think
01:01:12.560 she's a
01:01:12.820 great fit
01:01:13.320 if she's
01:01:14.620 being hired
01:01:15.160 to bring
01:01:15.660 woke
01:01:16.220 censorship
01:01:16.960 she's a
01:01:17.460 disastrous
01:01:17.980 fit
01:01:18.400 and
01:01:19.780 I would
01:01:21.440 hope that
01:01:21.840 Elon Musk
01:01:22.360 is not
01:01:22.860 as our
01:01:23.860 writer says
01:01:24.880 re-ruining
01:01:26.000 the site
01:01:26.520 if I
01:01:27.260 understand
01:01:27.640 what he
01:01:27.880 wants to
01:01:28.240 do
01:01:28.340 he wants
01:01:28.740 an
01:01:28.880 everything
01:01:29.140 app
01:01:29.480 I think
01:01:29.780 the
01:01:29.980 analogy
01:01:30.640 he uses
01:01:31.320 is the
01:01:31.940 Chinese app
01:01:32.500 which I
01:01:32.740 think is
01:01:32.940 called
01:01:33.120 WeChat
01:01:33.700 which is
01:01:35.300 payment
01:01:35.720 and chat
01:01:36.640 and
01:01:37.520 shopping
01:01:39.920 and everything
01:01:40.620 and if
01:01:42.380 Elon Musk
01:01:43.040 turns
01:01:43.520 Twitter
01:01:44.120 into
01:01:44.500 an
01:01:44.680 everything
01:01:44.960 app
01:01:45.340 then
01:01:46.800 you
01:01:46.980 need
01:01:47.220 a
01:01:47.360 woman 0.99
01:01:47.580 like
01:01:48.020 Yaccarino
01:01:49.480 if I'm
01:01:50.780 saying her
01:01:51.120 name
01:01:51.300 right
01:01:51.480 Linda
01:01:51.720 Yaccarino
01:01:52.280 and you've
01:01:56.020 got to
01:01:56.360 think she
01:01:56.720 was brought
01:01:57.140 in to do
01:01:57.640 that
01:01:57.880 not to
01:01:58.240 do the
01:01:58.460 woke
01:01:58.660 stuff
01:01:58.920 let me
01:01:59.860 say this
01:02:00.460 Elon Musk
01:02:02.200 put 44
01:02:02.800 billion US
01:02:03.600 dollars
01:02:03.920 into
01:02:04.220 Twitter
01:02:04.560 fired
01:02:06.300 thousands
01:02:07.000 of censors
01:02:07.980 said he's
01:02:09.860 for free
01:02:10.300 speech
01:02:10.580 I can't
01:02:11.040 imagine
01:02:11.440 he'd say
01:02:11.840 oh
01:02:12.120 let me
01:02:13.000 just undo
01:02:13.560 everything
01:02:14.220 with this
01:02:14.760 one
01:02:14.960 hi
01:02:15.160 I just
01:02:15.560 have got
01:02:16.060 to hope
01:02:16.320 that's not
01:02:16.740 the case
01:02:17.160 anyhow
01:02:17.700 it's
01:02:18.660 206
01:02:19.340 eastern
01:02:19.680 time
01:02:19.980 1206
01:02:20.680 in the
01:02:21.620 west
01:02:21.900 there
01:02:22.180 thanks
01:02:22.840 everybody
01:02:23.120 for
01:02:23.340 watching
01:02:23.600 thanks
01:02:23.800 for the
01:02:24.020 super chat
01:02:24.380 thanks
01:02:24.700 Adam
01:02:25.300 and Sheila
01:02:25.640 for covering
01:02:26.160 this
01:02:26.360 interesting
01:02:26.800 race
01:02:27.120 for those
01:02:27.800 of you
01:02:28.120 who
01:02:28.640 want
01:02:29.400 I have
01:02:29.700 a show
01:02:29.980 at 8pm
01:02:30.480 eastern
01:02:30.740 time
01:02:31.020 it's
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01:02:50.760 a daily
01:02:51.420 show
01:02:51.700 Sheila
01:02:51.940 has a
01:02:52.240 weekly
01:02:52.420 show
01:02:52.780 and we
01:02:53.260 have
01:02:53.380 special
01:02:53.640 content
01:02:54.000 there
01:02:54.220 too
01:02:54.480 so you
01:02:55.040 can get
01:02:55.260 that
01:02:55.400 at
01:02:55.500 rebelnews
01:02:55.900 plus
01:02:56.120 until
01:02:56.500 tonight
01:02:57.260 when I
01:02:58.360 do
01:02:58.460 my
01:02:58.660 show
01:02:58.920 on behalf
01:02:59.600 of all
01:03:04.940 goodbye
01:03:05.620 and keep
01:03:06.780 fighting for
01:03:07.200 freedom
01:03:07.540 Adam
01:03:08.900 so as for
01:03:09.260 rebelnews
01:03:09.780 first off
01:03:10.100 I just
01:03:10.320 wanted to
01:03:10.620 thank you
01:03:10.880 and the
01:03:11.060 UCP
01:03:11.580 for your
01:03:12.420 willingness
01:03:12.900 to answer
01:03:13.240 questions
01:03:13.620 from all
01:03:13.960 media outlets
01:03:14.680 it's not
01:03:15.680 only the
01:03:16.020 protesters
01:03:16.420 who are
01:03:16.820 providing
01:03:17.280 semantics
01:03:17.720 the NDP
01:03:18.120 are providing
01:03:18.700 their share
01:03:19.160 speaking of
01:03:20.160 the NDP
01:03:20.580 and some
01:03:21.480 in the
01:03:21.660 media
01:03:21.880 they seem
01:03:22.560 hell-bent
01:03:23.040 on turning
01:03:23.480 this campaign
01:03:24.000 into a
01:03:24.440 tabloid
01:03:25.000 style
01:03:25.340 American
01:03:25.720 election
01:03:26.160 where
01:03:26.720 leaders
01:03:27.020 personalities
01:03:27.680 particularly
01:03:28.260 yours
01:03:28.820 rather than
01:03:29.560 the content
01:03:29.960 of their
01:03:30.260 party's
01:03:30.580 policies
01:03:30.860 are the
01:03:32.460 primary
01:03:32.800 focus
01:03:33.280 why do you
01:03:33.980 suspect
01:03:34.240 that is
01:03:34.640 I think
01:03:35.760 the NDP
01:03:36.180 don't have
01:03:36.660 ideas
01:03:37.040 everything
01:03:37.340 I've seen
01:03:37.900 it's either
01:03:38.900 gainsaying
01:03:39.920 what we
01:03:40.240 do
01:03:40.460 saying
01:03:40.800 oh we'll
01:03:41.120 do that
01:03:41.460 too
01:03:41.620 we'll just
01:03:41.940 do a
01:03:42.240 little bit
01:03:42.540 more
01:03:42.840 or it's
01:03:43.500 reannouncing
01:03:44.080 old policy
01:03:44.860 announcements
01:03:45.320 or saying
01:03:45.900 that they'll
01:03:46.180 continue
01:03:46.600 on with
01:03:47.340 policies
01:03:47.700 we've
01:03:47.960 already
01:03:48.180 passed
01:03:48.640 and if
01:03:48.980 you
01:03:49.200 want to
01:03:49.860 continue
01:03:50.140 with the
01:03:50.420 UCP
01:03:50.740 government
01:03:51.100 then you
01:03:51.780 should
01:03:51.920 vote
01:03:52.140 for the
01:03:52.400 UCP
01:03:52.980 so that
01:03:53.800 is why
01:03:54.200 I think
01:03:54.580 I think
01:03:54.860 that they
01:03:55.180 simply
01:03:55.620 have not
01:03:56.100 they don't
01:03:56.720 have any
01:03:57.940 positive
01:03:58.280 ideas
01:03:58.760 for the
01:03:59.260 future
01:03:59.560 they don't
01:03:59.960 have any
01:04:00.380 creative
01:04:00.840 ideas
01:04:01.320 about how
01:04:01.700 to address
01:04:02.080 the needs
01:04:02.460 of Albertans
01:04:02.960 whereas we
01:04:03.260 do
01:04:03.440 we've
01:04:04.080 announced
01:04:04.400 a health
01:04:04.720 care guarantee
01:04:05.700 we've
01:04:06.480 announced
01:04:06.760 a tax
01:04:07.680 guarantee
01:04:08.080 we're going
01:04:08.540 to make
01:04:08.820 sure
01:04:09.040 that no
01:04:09.700 taxes
01:04:10.260 can be
01:04:10.580 increased
01:04:11.000 for personal
01:04:11.540 and corporate
01:04:11.900 income tax
01:04:12.440 without a
01:04:12.900 referendum
01:04:13.820 we've
01:04:14.420 announced
01:04:14.640 an 8%
01:04:15.480 tax bracket
01:04:16.940 now so
01:04:17.360 that we
01:04:17.560 can benefit
01:04:17.940 our lowest
01:04:18.500 income
01:04:19.080 Albertans
01:04:19.820 the most
01:04:20.380 but of
01:04:21.040 all families
01:04:21.640 up to
01:04:22.260 $1500
01:04:22.840 we've
01:04:24.160 announced
01:04:24.480 that we
01:04:24.860 are going
01:04:25.200 to be
01:04:25.560 doing
01:04:25.920 foreign
01:04:26.360 credentials
01:04:27.000 recognition
01:04:27.660 auto
01:04:28.100 credentialing
01:04:28.780 which we've
01:04:29.800 already
01:04:30.080 seen
01:04:30.380 some huge
01:04:31.000 success
01:04:31.400 in
01:04:31.640 1400
01:04:32.140 nurses
01:04:32.820 have been
01:04:33.800 announced
01:04:34.160 that they
01:04:34.540 have received
01:04:35.120 the credentialing
01:04:36.040 from the
01:04:36.680 nursing college
01:04:37.300 in the last
01:04:37.800 month alone
01:04:38.460 which is
01:04:39.100 more than
01:04:39.480 we've seen
01:04:39.980 in the last
01:04:40.360 two and a half
01:04:40.820 years
01:04:41.020 we're already
01:04:41.520 making progress
01:04:42.140 we're going
01:04:42.500 to do so
01:04:42.960 much more
01:04:43.480 we're going
01:04:44.040 to have a
01:04:44.300 graduation
01:04:44.660 tax credit
01:04:45.600 so that we
01:04:46.340 can keep
01:04:46.660 our graduates
01:04:47.180 here and
01:04:47.580 we're also
01:04:47.900 going to
01:04:48.180 have an
01:04:48.360 Alberta's
01:04:48.780 calling
01:04:48.980 tax credit
01:04:49.580 so that we
01:04:50.280 can continue
01:04:50.800 to attract
01:04:51.320 people from
01:04:51.940 around the
01:04:53.020 country and
01:04:54.180 around the
01:04:54.500 world and
01:04:55.020 today we're
01:04:55.900 also announcing
01:04:56.520 that we're
01:04:57.480 going to make
01:04:57.880 life more
01:04:58.280 affordable for
01:04:58.800 seniors giving
01:04:59.340 them a 25%
01:05:00.300 tax cut or
01:05:01.440 a rebate 25%
01:05:02.960 discount on
01:05:03.980 registry services
01:05:04.920 so we every
01:05:05.940 time we come
01:05:06.560 forward we have
01:05:07.300 positive ideas
01:05:08.400 to announce that
01:05:09.300 will make life
01:05:10.060 better for
01:05:10.460 Albertans it 0.96
01:05:11.080 will support
01:05:12.140 job growth it'll
01:05:13.260 support the
01:05:13.620 economy it'll
01:05:14.320 support affordability
01:05:15.260 and it will
01:05:16.100 also help help
01:05:17.240 to improve our
01:05:17.940 health care system
01:05:18.620 and they just
01:05:19.300 are flat out of
01:05:20.220 ideas so they
01:05:21.100 resort to
01:05:21.460 personal attacks
01:05:22.140 10%
01:05:22.540 to
01:05:23.740 Fridays
01:05:24.280 to
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