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00:00:00.000 hello everybody good morning good afternoon wherever you are welcome to the daily roundup

00:00:20.480 here on rebel news very happy to be joined today by my colleague dray humphries dray how are you

00:00:24.660 doing good i'm just noticing my hair is like extra big today like you know it has a mind of its own

00:00:32.400 and today and people always say when they meet me in person they're like oh you look taller in like

00:00:38.040 on the video and i'm like no it's just the hair but i'm good me and my hair are good your hair looks

00:00:43.740 awesome i get the opposite people see me in person they're like you're much larger than i expected

00:00:48.820 so like yeah yeah it's the opposite effect i think they can zoom in in varying degrees so we look the

00:00:54.980 same sizes and then in real life the the the camera the camera lies disappear um so yeah today is our

00:01:02.680 last um live stream of the week very fortunate to have you here very much looking forward to this

00:01:09.880 it was a busy week uh in alberta it was a busy week right across this country we're going to talk about

00:01:15.900 all of that before we get to that i do want to go through some of the nuts and bolts of the day if

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00:02:23.340 you can support us with that said let's talk about some of the events this week particularly

00:02:29.880 the one million march for children event drea you covered a couple of these events how did it tell

00:02:36.080 us where you were and how did it go that's right i started off with the earliest one in our area so

00:02:41.920 that i could tackle too um it started at 9 a.m i guess they wanted to get the kids right out of

00:02:48.220 school and do that and that was in coquitlam um so it's about 45 minutes out of vancouver and it

00:02:54.580 surprisingly had a big turn in the past when there was a pro small protest against a drag queen story

00:03:00.260 time hundreds of lgbtq activists outnumbered uh those protesters it was completely reversed this time

00:03:08.360 around right now you're seeing on the screen that people uh started coming down in the hundreds down

00:03:15.680 and they walked right past the much smaller group of lgbtq activists who had taken over their space

00:03:24.360 at city hall it was quite interesting because they really paid no attention to them and just

00:03:29.480 kept walking straight by um because of course they had already heard that the plans the calls from the

00:03:36.480 woke union to intimidate and take up space so it was a a very peaceful march altogether there was lots

00:03:44.000 of kids around they just went around to the back of the city hall and uh yeah it was it was really

00:03:50.360 interesting to cover and see the difference in contrast between the last time there was a protest

00:03:55.000 similar in the same city to now um yeah that's the people there coming there too and then we i made my

00:04:03.080 way over to surrey alex talent alex um tackled vancouver surrey i believe was our largest protest

00:04:10.400 in bc and bc had a good chunk of the 92 cities that participated they had 27 cities take part in this

00:04:19.420 and surrey was the largest um there were a lot of muslims there were a lot of sikhs but there were

00:04:25.600 also a lot of people of all faiths i met quite a few people who said they were lgbtq members

00:04:31.240 um they started this is them at bear creek park assembling king much of king george highway or big

00:04:38.520 chunk of it was sort of shut down as the march continued and made its way to minister of education

00:04:45.080 rashna singh's office where again there were a much smaller number of counter protesters waiting from them

00:04:53.200 in particular from the bc teachers federation union members from there and also from the surrey

00:05:01.800 teachers association that was mostly who was waiting for them at the minister of educations

00:05:08.200 i just want to add one last thing on that like we all know sort of the the labels the way that

00:05:14.160 um people were vilified parents families concerned citizens for participating in this march but the

00:05:21.640 surrey teachers association i they took it to even a more extreme level they just flat out said to

00:05:28.040 their union members they just said um and i think it's in the article there but if not they just said

00:05:33.100 a bunch of hate groups are protesting across the country like that's how they summarize it they said

00:05:38.940 hate groups and then they said like we want all basically teachers our members to dress themselves in

00:05:46.380 pride clothes as they're teaching to stand in solidarity so i had teachers send me that

00:05:51.720 information because of course they're feeling pressured now i can't even just teach if someone's 0.97

00:05:56.840 marching outside of the class now i have to be a part of this so quite ridiculous well you you really

00:06:03.560 touched on something important there like we've talked for a long time about sort of depoliticization

00:06:07.440 of the classrooms and we're not talking about like the 90s like politically correct movement where

00:06:12.880 they're like oh everyone can be a little bit more sensitive that wasn't i mean that was the roots

00:06:16.780 of this but it wasn't intentionally pushing a perspective it was a general sort of talk about

00:06:21.500 being tolerant and sensitive to these issues what we're having to have having happen now is an

00:06:26.060 extremely aggressive agenda and ideological push within the schools across the board and it seems

00:06:31.860 unanimous and unions that should be focusing on quality of education class size pay for teachers

00:06:37.560 um perhaps equity for teachers who identify as part of this community and experience something

00:06:43.480 adverse sure that all makes sense but they're becoming absolutely active on issues that have

00:06:47.660 nothing with to do with their purview um and and i had i think it was marty up north said this is like

00:06:52.160 the death of unions like they're not doing their jobs anymore they're just wading into contentious

00:06:56.540 territory um the other thing that's really sort of vexing here is that you heard this i heard this the

00:07:02.860 sentiment is simple these parents are saying we want the lgbtq people with us this isn't anti them

00:07:08.620 or anti this they're saying a public school shouldn't be teaching pro-islamic pro-catholic

00:07:13.500 pro-lgbtq right like these are isms and i mean i i i prescribed to one of these isms so i'm not against

00:07:19.520 them but they're saying the school should be focusing on mathematics history whatever it may be if the

00:07:25.720 school is private and it's about catholicism or it's publicly funded catholic education people decide to

00:07:31.560 send their kids to that's a different story parents have made their choices but they're

00:07:35.100 miscategorizing what's happening whatsoever and sorry go ahead you had something to weigh in there

00:07:38.740 no i was just gonna think maybe the answer is we need like a social justice warrior private school

00:07:45.160 you know you want your kids to be you know in these divisive box and and constantly uh saying you're

00:07:52.200 the oppressor you're not the oppressor and and whatever have your social justice warrior schools

00:07:56.900 we'll have the you know the keep the public schools the same the bible was ripped out of 0.97

00:08:01.860 the school library so why is that you know cartoon porn or whatever you want to call it okay so

00:08:08.120 exactly we're going to talk about that the author of some of that content saying it isn't appropriate

00:08:12.260 for these schools as everybody knows but the thing is these folks have adopted perspectives like

00:08:17.500 the the amount of people who are chanting i don't know if you heard this like you don't own your kids

00:08:21.600 well yeah like in a sense you do maybe not ownership and that that's like a that's a very

00:08:27.220 sort of negative word but like the state does it and that's what that's really what they think they

00:08:32.340 aren't making reasonable uh perspectives about like oh well we have to have balance there have to

00:08:38.380 has to be safeguards i i did have the opportunity to speak with some people at previous protests

00:08:43.120 unfortunately for this one uh we we weren't really able to given the some of the circumstances we

00:08:47.220 didn't exactly have security um and there's some concerns about altercations so

00:08:50.880 we remain on the other side of the street we have spoken to people who are like no there needs

00:08:54.720 to be controls there can't be inappropriate content there are folks from the other side

00:08:58.260 but it generally very much seems like a sort of group think like monolithic mindset where no if

00:09:05.860 you're saying parents are the primary educators of their children we're against that that's wrong

00:09:09.840 that's the most basic thing another question i had for you though there um and it's something a few

00:09:14.720 people brought up to me it wasn't that egregious i'll be the first one to call out and criticize

00:09:19.840 calgary police i've seen uh most of the brutality that that's happened at their hands um recently so

00:09:25.980 i've experienced that firsthand but what was what was the sort of policing like did you see anything

00:09:30.860 questionable were they just kind of maintaining the peace what did you experience in that sense

00:09:34.800 yeah it was interesting between the two cities there was quite a different approach from the police

00:09:40.660 in coquitlam they were sort of standoffish they they didn't really seem like they were going too

00:09:45.980 close to the protest and again it was largely a peaceful protest um then surrey they you know they

00:09:53.740 separated them uh the teachers union people were literally behind a fence someone said it's almost

00:09:59.480 like they're caged animals in a zoo that like they're looking at and then there was this face off

00:10:04.420 but it almost in my opinion it almost seemed like the police sort of added to the tensions and then they

00:10:10.520 were being a little weird with me there were two interactions where you know i just tried to go

00:10:14.740 by and get you know the faces of one side and then do a loop and do the faces of the other and when i

00:10:20.000 did the loop an officer stopped me and and said no like you have to go over there and i said well no

00:10:25.400 i'm getting my shot here and he said no and i just went a few steps and ignored him and then i was able

00:10:31.340 to actually interview um you know a teacher and someone with the bc teachers federation for like 10

00:10:37.100 minutes so basically that officer would have impeded me from getting the other side you know the side

00:10:43.140 of the counter protest which is infringing on the press so i i did that scan and then another time

00:10:48.860 there was um some yelling going back and forth between the teachers union and the uh parental

00:10:54.740 rights protesters and so i'm trying to get that and again an officer is like um and so again this

00:11:00.480 was surrey rcmp and officers like get to this side and i said why are you picking the side for me like

00:11:05.260 i'm the press why are you telling me i can only stand here i choose this side then i want to go to

00:11:09.360 this side he wouldn't let me uh and i hear heard him say to our security uh like can you make her

00:11:14.980 listen and the security said something like that not my job i'm here to keep her safe or something

00:11:20.100 but um yeah that was uh my personal interaction with them yeah yeah no it was interesting

00:11:26.860 yeah in calgary so like the the only thing i really noticed at one point one person we were kind of

00:11:32.900 walking up i got the edge of it you can see the start of it in a report and after that a bit of an

00:11:36.500 altercation um pursues but it's yelling and kind of reaching nothing too much came of it the police

00:11:41.880 did break it up but at one moment and you can just barely see it in the distance i don't even know if

00:11:45.700 included it in the report but someone kind of shoved someone a counter protester shoved one of the 0.72

00:11:50.900 parents rights folks um and the cops like hauled him across the street like really aggressively

00:11:55.840 um so they they did do some separation in that sense um as we've seen because there's been i think

00:12:01.520 there's been more protests like this in calgary than anywhere else um what they've done is they just

00:12:05.300 keep them on opposite sides of the street um right often you will see the counter protesters

00:12:11.520 trying to go yeah it's right actually this the shot we're looking at right now just up ahead a little

00:12:16.680 bit is where this happened and the guy was hauled across the street and then shortly you'll see some

00:12:21.240 of the uh interact you can see i my my my foot speed accelerates as i start to notice something but

00:12:27.160 um yeah so the uh the police were generally keeping people separated keeping people safe

00:12:32.500 on opposite sides of the street the one thing that was kind of interesting though that i noticed and

00:12:37.000 i'm like well what is this exactly a few of the more sort of aggressive counter protesters they'd

00:12:41.440 move ahead and they'd be like walking at city hall or standing somewhere for people to go by and the

00:12:46.980 police would generally immediately get to them but after some altercations sort of erupted and things

00:12:51.660 got tense the the police were keeping them separated and the police just left like this yeah this scene

00:12:58.060 right here so right after this unfolded uh the police paramedics you see there they kind of just

00:13:03.260 peeled out and then everything sort of de-escalated and they were just talking and no one was shoving

00:13:07.540 so it's interesting to see the pushing and shoving only happened when the cops were there i was kind

00:13:11.520 of concerned because i'm standing there the police leave right after this but then nothing else happened

00:13:15.720 so it did remain peaceful uh definitely a pretty solid attendance there's about a thousand people

00:13:21.180 i know some people are saying it's 500 some people are saying it's thousands i'd say

00:13:24.500 i guessed 1 000 protesters 100 counter protesters calgary police estimated the same numbers they

00:13:30.580 had drones in the air which just coincidentally we said the exact same numbers but uh um so it was a

00:13:35.840 decent turnout but the message is clear they're saying like this isn't anti-you we need to return

00:13:41.200 to the basics that there isn't hatred here in any crowd you're going to have elements you're going

00:13:46.320 to be able to find people probably more people on the other side who are saying some pretty wild

00:13:50.940 things um but you're gonna you're gonna be able to find elements on both sides but everyone we talk

00:13:54.940 to very calm very collected uh sharing the very simple sentiment of not pushing inappropriate content

00:14:00.740 on children yeah uh interestingly now get into some politics here uh conservative mps told not to talk

00:14:09.680 to media post about parental rights protests now i'll read a bit of this and then we'll get into it but

00:14:16.420 conservative mps were told not to post online or talk to media about competing protests on parliament

00:14:21.280 hill that saw protesters clashing over how schools should handle lgbtqs2 plus issues uh the canadian

00:14:27.720 press obtained a copy of the message sent to members of pierre pauliever's caucus which warned them not to

00:14:31.960 speak publicly about the issue and provided talking points they could use to communicate with their

00:14:36.540 constituents if you look like most of these protests the numbers were 10 to 1

00:14:43.380 daniel smith and pierre pauliever the test of whether they're actually conservatives and this

00:14:50.460 isn't contentious because if you're if you're a progressive lgbtq parent and you want to push that

00:14:56.380 on your kid you're right as a parent as primary educator is preserved by this exactly the only thing

00:15:04.380 being stated here is that people shouldn't push their personal convictions on other people's kids

00:15:09.460 that is something that everyone should absolutely agree to period right across the board and it's not

00:15:15.660 and it's sensible go ahead yeah no i just wanted to add one thing and a main concern is that they

00:15:21.640 shouldn't be encouraging kids to keep secrets from their parents that's a really big one with all

00:15:26.920 of these parents so yeah well when you do training to sort of catch folks who might be trying to get

00:15:35.480 involved in ministry or youth programming when you do that screening process the things you learn to

00:15:40.800 look for are establishing of secrets it creates like a sort of special club not that they'd establish

00:15:47.000 clubs in schools that keep secrets away from your parents that is the start and this is not contentious

00:15:53.640 because it's the very definition of grooming behavior that's literally the first step you watch for

00:15:58.600 so you look for people who have a pattern of spending lots of time with kids and then establishing

00:16:03.060 secrets with kids that they don't share with their parents so that's not a contentious perspective

00:16:07.640 but what i was getting to was that this issue for pierre paulieva and danielle smith i think is going

00:16:15.020 to be like the litmus test yeah you don't have to come off as hatred in fact it shouldn't come off as

00:16:22.220 hatred to say that parents are the primary educators of their children there are already rules in effect if

00:16:28.640 someone abuses of some deadbeat abuses their child because they identify as something if they're

00:16:34.180 physically abusive or emotionally abusive there's already metrics in place now nobody wants to put a

00:16:39.180 kid through group homes or social services or whatever it may be but there are systems in place

00:16:45.700 for abuse if that's taking place teachers have a responsibility to report it so those things are

00:16:50.480 already in place politicians can stand firm on this and say listen you are the person who establishes

00:16:56.380 the values as long as they're not criminal and you're not hurting your children exactly yeah i think

00:17:01.640 it's universally agreeable they have it easy out you're right we have the laws we have the laws for

00:17:07.100 neglect and things like that and one of the things teachers used to be taught to look out for and as a

00:17:12.560 sign or anybody who works with kids as a sign that a child might have been in trouble like sexually

00:17:17.600 groomed or sexually assaulted is the fact that the child knows too much about sex and now it's like well

00:17:24.480 are they just reading a book in the library or something weird going on at home so we've sort of

00:17:29.180 diffused these healthy boundaries but you're absolutely right it's it's very reminiscent of

00:17:34.740 the conservative party shutting their mouth during the egregious discriminatory vaccine mandates we're

00:17:41.160 hearing the exact same rhetoric being said about these parents they're far-right extremists they're 0.94

00:17:46.400 hateful they're bigots they're fascists it's literally the exact same smearing campaign that we heard 0.96

00:17:52.280 about the unvaccinated even though it's a predominantly muslim-led uh initiative they're 0.99

00:17:58.160 still being told they're being controlled by white nationalists so it's literally textbook the same and

00:18:03.540 we saw how many of conservatives own people were so annoyed that they took so long and they waited

00:18:09.360 till the trucker convoy to be able to speak uh and represent their constituents and so this really

00:18:15.640 reminds uh me of that again now i love a good meme i shared a couple quick memes they're they're

00:18:20.480 very quick it's just poking fun you know conservatives poking fun at uh pierre polyev over

00:18:28.180 the stand and i just want to say because every other live stream we've been saying good things

00:18:32.340 about pierre polyev and i know some people get annoyed in the comments but this is how we roll

00:18:36.600 you you do something like this we're gonna say it like it is so there's a where is pierre one million

00:18:42.300 march and i love the the thing on the top it says can you help find his glasses and then at the

00:18:47.740 bottom it says they're a clue it's a clue is here's a clue he's not anywhere in the book so i don't know

00:18:55.160 i found that funny and then there's a quick little video i i put in there it's really quick if we can

00:19:00.160 play that but it's more poking fun on missing the mark completely on the opportunity to stand for

00:19:06.200 parental rights yeah so i just want to be clear i was at the demonstration yesterday but i chose to

00:19:14.080 maintain a disguise i was hiding in the bushes waiting for the opportune time to speak out

00:19:18.600 it hasn't come yet

00:19:20.080 i'm still here

00:19:23.840 it's getting cold i need to pee

00:19:29.500 i know it's silly but the point is you're missing the mark here we saw that conservative vote between

00:19:38.280 delegates that went around when it comes to this issue most conservatives are saying hey leave the

00:19:43.160 kids alone give them a healthy loving environment support them and then when they're 18 they can make

00:19:48.920 you know some really big decisions and don't indoctrinate them in school well this is the thing

00:19:54.240 is like the people advocating for this they're advocating for a one-track push into this they're

00:19:59.560 not saying let's implement safeguards for children who are experiencing abuse let's give access to

00:20:04.960 uh like like support uh sort of networks whether it be professional counseling or whatever it is

00:20:10.220 that's objective and not pushing people down one route they're not saying let's implement new

00:20:15.120 reporting mechanisms for teachers to make it easier if they're concerned about this all those

00:20:18.780 things would be steps that ensure that these kids are being protected as best as possible this is about

00:20:23.340 pushing an agenda agenda categorically that's all that this is about um now it continues here in

00:20:29.220 alberta with the notley demanding that smith remove uh from caucus and emily who spoke spoke at a

00:20:35.060 uh protest um so it's it's it's interesting that uh we already saw um from red deer a school board

00:20:42.980 uh representative effectively uh ejected for uh some some comments and mla ejected a school board

00:20:50.940 trustee all seemingly around red deer but during the election someone said if there is some of this

00:20:55.920 radical ideology being pushed in schools even if we have really good grades like confusing children is

00:21:02.800 and they use the term poop and brownies now all the media took this to mean they're saying the kids

00:21:08.460 are that they were saying that the anyways they were ejected they still won but they were ejected from

00:21:13.160 the ucp um then we saw a school board trustee i believe or uh someone high up within the school boards

00:21:19.060 anyways uh speaking on some of these issues they were also ejected so this is going to be a test now uh

00:21:25.260 uh the red deer south uh mla jason stefan uh attended this event and i'm sure made very sensible

00:21:32.820 comments about how parents are the primary educators like uh i'm sure they didn't say anything wild or

00:21:38.360 uh unreasonable this isn't the case of the uh uh the school trustee who did the comparison of the

00:21:45.720 lgbtq flag with the the sort of hitler youth flags which if you're talking historically are there

00:21:52.620 some comparables behind some of the sort of strategies leading up to the events sure but is

00:21:57.720 that necessarily the most eloquent comparison probably not um but anyways the ndp calling for

00:22:02.860 this guy now to be ejected uh from caucus ejected from the party um heaven forbid someone should come

00:22:09.020 out and say something reasonable as a conservative of course leave it to the ndp to fear monger and 0.84

00:22:15.300 mischaracterize what's happening here again but hopefully i think this is a good test for smith if

00:22:19.780 she's like no uh my mlas represent their constituents and they can come nothing he said

00:22:24.980 i disagree with um so i'm hoping there's some sort of statement um but we we shall see what comes of

00:22:30.200 this what do you make of this pressure to uh remove uh mlas one by one of course christopher

00:22:35.280 wells is here a sensible and balanced voice on all issues uh but uh what do you make of this uh

00:22:41.160 effort to eject any politicians and brand anyone involved as hateful

00:22:45.780 well i mean i'm not surprised again i i think it's very similar to what we saw during covet 19

00:22:52.880 mandates and it's it worked so effectively it did pressure people to do what the state wanted them

00:22:58.700 to do at mass um and it did build this false narrative so i think they're almost addicted to

00:23:05.660 this rhetoric it's worked council culture has been so effective but i think we're finally starting

00:23:10.500 to see a shift where they've used certain words like hate and racism and bigotry and fascism they've

00:23:17.600 used it so many times that it's lost its meaning it's lost its purpose everybody knows a family

00:23:23.380 member who's unvaccinated everybody knows a family member who thinks that drag queen story times are

00:23:28.800 inappropriate for kids so it's like i think people the general public is a little exhausted with this

00:23:34.960 and so they can keep pushing and pushing but eventually it's just going to i think it's getting

00:23:40.220 to the point where it's not going to mean a whole lot um i don't know how long it's going to take to

00:23:44.880 get there but that's sort of my take on what's happening well and that's just exactly it it's like

00:23:50.640 it it disparages actual instances when you're calling everyone using this extreme language for

00:23:56.620 everything someone's like i don't necessarily agree with you and they're a bigot um which sort of

00:24:01.420 transitions into our next story because um while most people probably would acknowledge some of

00:24:06.220 this inappropriate content in schools um is well inappropriate a lot of politicians who will weigh in

00:24:12.140 on everything under the sun on this issue they haven't made anything of the borderline pornography or

00:24:17.400 outright pornography that's being pushed in schools uh gender queer by uh maya kobabe excuse my pronunciation 0.83

00:24:24.800 on that um is one of the books that's been very contentious and i've not seen very many progressives

00:24:30.060 i interviewed one individual who's part of the counter protest a couple weeks back they said

00:24:34.080 that this has no place in school so there's some folks but the author of this book who goes by

00:24:38.940 pronouns a m and air clarified that the book may be suitable for older sort of maturing teens

00:24:45.420 it's certainly not advised for kids the author of genderqueer a graphic novel containing explicit

00:24:50.000 sexual material that has been found in public school libraries nationwide has sparked controversy

00:24:54.380 among parents and asserts that the book is not intended for children it's funny the hungry

00:24:58.800 caterpillars being removed everything else 1984 yeah everything from innocent children's diary

00:25:05.300 yeah and frank's diary um but you know what this uh maya kobabe per the uh definitions maybe the fact 1.00

00:25:12.620 they're saying that this isn't for children maybe they're part of this radical fearful or sorry maybe

00:25:17.140 em air is part of this radical hateful group and that's really what it is if you question any of

00:25:22.860 this say that this isn't for kids you're also part of the extreme radical fringe according to these

00:25:27.500 people but it's nice to see even among the folks here who are writing this stuff they're like well

00:25:32.700 this this isn't for kids it's not appropriate nice to see some sensibility coming out of even the

00:25:37.420 authors behind some of these uh contentious matters what do you think right yeah no i think it's so good

00:25:43.500 that we published that article because people do need to know and that certainly is one of the most

00:25:47.380 egregious books that parents are taking issue and it hasn't just been given to high schools in some

00:25:52.620 occasions it has been in middle school libraries as well and the author is like oh you know wait a

00:25:57.560 second here this is for older teens but even that is uh you know something to argue about i don't want

00:26:03.180 to get into the details but there's there's a gross interaction between siblings there that is completely

00:26:08.800 uh completely inappropriate no matter what age you are and things like that um but also one thing i do

00:26:16.480 want to touch on because a lot of parents a lot of people think this is pornography and i can agree

00:26:22.460 with that but from a legal standpoint i did do an interview with a criminal defense lawyer who has

00:26:27.600 defended um you know people accused of some heinous crimes including sexual assault of minors and

00:26:34.660 molestation and you know she clarified that you know what's happening here is these learning resources

00:26:41.220 are approved and that's really the real issue here so once these things are approved to be in the

00:26:47.380 schools you can't call them pornography because pornography has an intent behind it and the intent

00:26:53.480 is supposed to be not for educational purposes it's supposed to be for sexual arousal so this is where

00:27:00.400 the trick comes this is why these books are allowed in our schools and not consider pornography is

00:27:07.080 simply because they're being approved through you know organizations like soji one two three which

00:27:12.680 are not a government organization so it's it's really sick rabbit hole and it's nice to see that

00:27:18.080 you know rebel news we've been reporting on soji one two three uh since before i started three years ago

00:27:23.680 but it's nice to see how many parents are paying attention and going what the heck is this something is

00:27:28.880 completely wrong so and for those who don't know we put all of our coverage on this issue including

00:27:35.140 our nationwide or many locations across canada at stop classroom grooming.com if you have any family

00:27:44.600 who's like doesn't know about this that is a great place to send them because they can scroll down and

00:27:49.600 see all the articles we've ever done on this topic and there's even a petition there that you can sign

00:27:55.000 and share and we are delivering that to all the ministers of education because who knows maybe they

00:28:00.980 don't even know what's in schools maybe they really do think it's just a bunch of bigotry and hate so

00:28:05.900 we've got to get the message out of what the people are really concerned about. Absolutely yeah critical

00:28:12.480 to be covering this and listen for folks who are on the other side of this conversation things have

00:28:18.040 been going a certain way for a long time things have been trending progressive that's undeniable but

00:28:23.980 I mean if you look at this objectively you have to realize that it's gone too far and and what you

00:28:29.020 don't want to do is continue to make this movement and you look at groups like Gays Against Groomers 1.00

00:28:33.720 that are trying to counteract this you don't want to make the entire movement that was about freedom

00:28:38.660 that was about all these other things the amount of people who are from the sort of old guard

00:28:42.060 LGBTQ community they're like this isn't our movement you don't want to make it about something 1.00

00:28:47.720 else altogether and that's what's happening now basically progress that has been made if you're a

00:28:53.060 traditional LGBTQ person well that that's that's being done away by by so much of this radical push

00:29:00.820 and it's becoming about other issues that aren't critical to to sort of the movement to fighting

00:29:05.700 for this is really it's funny this movement was about fighting for freedom establishing equal rights

00:29:10.980 lots of things that freedom folks would be inclined for and lots of things that people of the LGBTQ

00:29:14.880 who are in the freedom movement see align but this modern thing taking over education

00:29:20.580 taking over schools indoctrinating people that's the opposite and if it was radical Christians or

00:29:26.940 Islam or whatever it was pushing these perspectives you'd be extremely concerned so look at it from 0.76

00:29:33.160 the other perspective if it was happening to you rather than by you something to consider

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00:32:41.100 coming know your rights know your freedoms hey Ben Shapiro here this November the Wilberforce project is

00:32:49.460 bringing me to Canada if you want to fight the woke machine destroying families join me in Calgary for 0.69

00:32:53.740 my talk hosted by the Wilberforce project go to Ben Shapiro live.ca for info and tickets

00:32:59.340 I was reading through that uh Shapiro thing quick I feel like I was starting to sound a little bit

00:33:12.220 like Ben Shapiro when I was ripping through that he's a he's concise and terse I like that yeah looking

00:33:18.220 forward to that that's going to be fun you know it's interesting you look right across Canada Justin

00:33:23.020 Trudeau's popularity is plummeting he's not likely to lead the country moving forward but the Alberta

00:33:29.100 NDP are doing a very weird thing um which is apparently they're on team Trudeau because

00:33:33.860 everything that they're they're taking publicly seems to be in favor of federal initiatives um

00:33:39.980 Albertans are very very sort of strong about pushing back as particularly in Alberta here against

00:33:47.320 the 2035 agenda they have their own 2050 agenda so that that's that's that seems to be resonating

00:33:55.040 with people maybe you have a different vibe in BC but you you take that you take that strong

00:33:59.800 pushback and then what you have the the NDP doing is siding with the federal government pushing this

00:34:06.060 2035 agenda they haven't criticized the government for saying uh Stephen Gilboa uh environment minister

00:34:11.320 for saying China can take until 2060 apparently that's okay but they are happy to criticize Daniel

00:34:17.080 Smith um and the Alberta government for having a practical outline for 2050 frankly I don't really care about

00:34:23.040 net zero but the the Alberta government is likely to get it done doesn't mean much to me um so that

00:34:28.800 that's that's concerning to me because Albertans don't like Trudeau Canadians don't like Trudeau

00:34:34.680 and yet the NDP is pushing the Trudeau narrative and it's not only on environmental matters it's also

00:34:40.400 on the CPP conversation Adria as someone from outside of Alberta I would love to get your perspective

00:34:47.440 on this conversation I don't know if you know too much about it but this this thought of sort of

00:34:52.060 provincializing and localizing the the pension plan yeah no I I must admit I haven't weighed too

00:35:01.140 deeply into it um I'm just kind of looking at some of the feedback and the comments of the posts that

00:35:07.320 Rachel Notley did and it looks like just based on her Twitter there isn't a whole lot of pushback

00:35:12.340 against her so I'm trying to get a feel for it um but it's not surprising to me that it is similar to

00:35:18.640 the talking points of the liberals they're kind of copying that stance because it's you have to

00:35:23.540 separate yourself I guess is what they're thinking so this is the way to do it and they're not going

00:35:27.680 to agree with anything that Daniel Smith says and say oh that looks like a good plan so of course

00:35:33.820 they're going to have to try to find a way to attack it and so their strategy is to emulate the

00:35:39.060 crumbling liberal party I guess you know it's part of the fear-mongering though and don't get me

00:35:45.040 wrong my favorite things about the this this with the the Alberta government I'm going to say some

00:35:50.260 good and some bad the good thing is they're saying here's some information for you if we do this it's

00:35:54.960 going to be a referendum that is very good grassroots governance they're not saying we're going to do

00:35:59.460 this to you we're not going to overstep we're not going to do this to you that is very good the

00:36:04.240 only and the idea of bringing it locally to Alberta a hundred percent in favor of that makes sense

00:36:10.480 the CPP is also a disaster as far as not its investment it's actually more successful it's

00:36:17.380 one of the most successful investment firms uh compared to even private industry sectors the CPP

00:36:23.220 is bizarrely good and does above average at investing funds so that that's a that's a mark

00:36:28.220 on the other side because we want to be objective about this but the fact is is the amount of money

00:36:32.840 going in the amount of coming money coming from Alberta that's helping pay for other parts of the

00:36:37.000 country um we'd be better off on our own so we're helping the other country in pretty significant

00:36:41.940 ways but do we risk the relatively successful investments for that my opinion is yes because

00:36:48.800 ultimately I don't trust the federal government and this is my problem with this tweet is Rachel

00:36:54.480 Notley the Alberta NDP will do everything in power to protect your retirement and economic security

00:36:59.160 it's your pension pen your pension is yours it doesn't belong to Daniel Smith no but what she's

00:37:04.240 saying is that it belongs to the federal government and it belongs to Justin Trudeau they're saying

00:37:09.860 that this pension is yours and the Alberta government's trying to take it no Justin Trudeau

00:37:14.740 has it right now the federal government has it right now and Daniel Smith is trying to make it

00:37:19.720 Albertan local so that we can monitor it and Alberta's better at economics generally we generally

00:37:25.560 we we manage to have surpluses we tend to do pretty well so because the CPP is successful I'm a

00:37:32.180 little bit torn more than I think I would be but I do think that this is this is probably the

00:37:36.920 responsible decision going forward as long as there is a sensible economic plan an investment

00:37:41.240 plan in place we've seen the Alberta government weigh into investments frankly I'd like to have

00:37:45.680 the funds go into a personal thing that people can invest and be accountable for themselves not

00:37:49.740 the CPP but yeah it the fact that their entire angle is this is your pension we're going to protect

00:37:55.520 it yeah they're saying we want to take it from Ottawa and put it in Alberta that that feels more

00:38:00.100 like yours to me I don't know what you think well it sounds like we definitely need an article

00:38:05.220 point spelling that out for people because when people hear something about happening to their

00:38:09.320 you know pension of course their heart skips a beat for a little bit and they're like no no we

00:38:13.980 don't want it to Danielle Smith so you're laying it out really perfectly there and it does make a lot

00:38:19.180 of sense um and it would be interesting I guess from over here in BC to see what Alberta would do with 0.98

00:38:25.960 that if they do switch it up like that how that would work out I know that there are a lot of

00:38:30.540 people elderly people that are concerned about their pension as is and and whether or not when

00:38:36.040 they actually need I suppose not elderly people maybe middle-aged people whether or not they're going

00:38:40.960 to get what they think they deserve at the end of it so um it would be I would be interested watching

00:38:47.540 from BC to see the change well and and to Daniel Smith and the government I'm sure someone in this

00:38:53.840 in the hierarchy is watching this probably right now um it would be really great because we there's

00:38:59.420 some tensions about obviously we leave the pension you take some of that um the the numbers that the

00:39:05.300 government put out are like something like half of the pension would be withdrawn other people are

00:39:09.160 saying that's not possible I'm not an economic expert so if there is somebody who could really state

00:39:13.600 this case potentially the people um who who prepared this report but if there is someone who

00:39:17.720 can speak to this authoritatively we'd love to ultimately our job is to get facts out to people

00:39:22.020 so feel free to send me an email if you're someone within this sort of advocating for this within the

00:39:27.100 government um who can break this down very factually get rid of the fear get rid of the hysteria

00:39:32.160 and get those facts out to the folks um that would be great um in other news and it was incredibly

00:39:37.160 interesting uh I want to touch really quickly before we get into this Eritrean protest uh and some of

00:39:43.260 those details the police actually put out a tweet the other day yeah the police put a tweet the other

00:39:48.140 day and no one is more critical of the police we just had to take legal action to protect some of

00:39:52.840 our footage from them um so there's concerns with the Calgary police I personally was on hand as they

00:39:58.220 hauled pastors away so you're not getting much sympathy um but there is the consideration that that was

00:40:03.460 enforcement of of court orders and now with the recent arrest not the Sarah Trian thing they brought in a

00:40:09.680 bunch of illegal firearms and we're talking about prohibited being held publicly and loaded

00:40:13.760 not responsible firearm ownership drugs everything serious criminals um and they basically arrested

00:40:20.300 them and they were released on bail while pastors aren't so the police actually weighed in on this

00:40:25.680 and said that the court that they can't do their jobs if courts are doing this so I've got a lot of

00:40:30.900 criticism for the Calgary police but it's interesting you see Daniel Smith saying the rule of law will be

00:40:35.400 enforced there's not going to be selective prosecution things are going to change and then the police

00:40:40.420 actually tweeting publicly basically it's almost a condemnation of the courts for letting these people

00:40:45.180 go an interesting shift now we talked about the Eritrean protest 150 people engaged in a melee I saw the

00:40:52.920 destruction firsthand businesses windows broken people scared to speak out um it was brutal like the

00:41:00.680 amount of businesses that experienced damage and were screaming well I went into that shop actually

00:41:05.600 that that that the people were filming in um and spoke to them and they couldn't believe what was

00:41:10.720 happening but they didn't want to say anything on camera for fear that there would be a reprisal um

00:41:15.660 so they are now there was 150 people involved in this there is a lot of footage and I can assure you

00:41:20.220 there's security footage of the area so they could get people's faces um so the police have released

00:41:25.080 photos of 16 persons of interest that they are seeking now I hope that this is the start not the

00:41:31.960 end because if they basically just arrest 16 people and lay charges no 150 people intentionally came out

00:41:38.920 and and led to a melee so 16 charges will not suffice everyone needs to be held accountable for this

00:41:46.640 especially we saw the crackdown on peaceful protests taking place not not just in Calgary but obviously right 0.59

00:41:51.920 across this country uh journalists are being charged with assault right now and cops basically ran them

00:41:57.020 over um so they cannot have soft gloves on this if they volley some I mean I'm hoping to do an update

00:42:02.720 on this but if they issue some soft charges to 16 people when 150 people got together seeking to cause

00:42:09.880 disruption and have a melee that's unacceptable but hopefully I'm always hopeful maybe too hopeful

00:42:15.320 the police will do the right thing maybe they've already identified 20 other people 30 other people and

00:42:20.720 they're trying to lock down these last 16 people um I know they have a task force designated to this

00:42:25.620 and they said that a lot of charges are coming um but to the Calgary police service we're definitely

00:42:30.480 going to be covering this story as it unfolds and you you better believe that there has to be

00:42:35.580 firm enforcement of the laws because we can't have Calgary turning into this place

00:42:39.480 where melees erupt on a regular basis well it must have been a struggle for global news to have to

00:42:46.180 show their faces I shouldn't say that but anyways but yeah no I need to see a lot more than uh 16 but

00:42:54.560 at least they're 16 because who knows they could have even been softer on that but I'm sure as you

00:42:59.580 follow up there will be more to come because like you're saying the businesses must be absolutely pissed

00:43:04.400 about this and that's quite scary I mean if you let this go by without being properly handled

00:43:10.420 there will be more you have to handle this tough and thankfully you guys have a new sheriff in town

00:43:16.140 with Danielle Smith who's saying enough is enough of this um you know you see that I'm thinking of

00:43:21.640 Derek Pastor Derek um you know getting hauled off and arrested and things like that right away so

00:43:27.600 and then later again when they're peacefully praying and things like that so this is nuts and that that's

00:43:33.900 very scary very frightening we've seen what's happened in the states with some of these more

00:43:37.680 violent sort of riot style issues and things like that and so we don't want it in Canada

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00:44:23.360 so more residential school news and forgive me because I'm certainly not going to pronounce this

00:44:34.660 correctly Stolo Nation I apologize because I'm sure that's wrong it says 158 children died at

00:44:40.400 Fraser Valley residential schools institutions what's interesting here is that I think that there is

00:44:46.880 a responsibility to be careful when we're reporting this thing because so many headlines lately

00:44:53.160 whenever you hear deaths at residential schools and when you're posting an article like this it's to

00:44:57.780 get clicks unfortunately I mean it's to report the news but it's also to get clicks and there's also

00:45:03.320 an editor's warning saying there's disturbing stories and content but what what what happens here is when

00:45:08.560 you actually look at the story it's that the majority of deaths took place in hospitals so effectively

00:45:15.520 sick people were getting care and then passed which tended to happen also I hate to break the news to

00:45:19.860 people but uh more people used to die than do now and quite frequently um health care wasn't what it

00:45:27.180 was yeah exactly their age is younger children um so this is I they're laying down some facts they're

00:45:33.880 stipulating that that children died in residential schools but we we know that because when you look

00:45:38.980 at the records in most of these places you can speak to Kamloops I can speak to some of the areas

00:45:43.360 around Calgary but very often people got sick there's tuberculosis epidemics there's all these things

00:45:48.820 and then they were buried um and sometimes those burial sites were lost those aren't the mass graves

00:45:54.680 that they're talking about those are like lost cemeteries that they that they uncover historically but uh

00:45:59.840 the way that this is being pushed as though it's another discovery but it's basically an affirmation of

00:46:04.540 known historical facts we can see that at Kamloops we can see that at other places uh but I don't know what

00:46:10.700 your thoughts are on this the sentiment like we know people died they're kind of presenting this as though

00:46:16.640 it's a new discovery which I guess it's it's historical research but what do you think right

00:46:22.260 and I mean it is newsworthy but I think you're you're right about how it's sort of being pitched

00:46:28.400 with that big like oh this is very disturbing and things like that um but it's very much like when

00:46:33.680 they talked about unmarked race that wasn't even a new discovery of sorts there was already like they

00:46:40.500 said oral testimonies rumors when you look at the truth and reconciliation report that had come out

00:46:45.980 years earlier you saw that they talked about it I forget the archaeologist's name but he had written

00:46:51.600 a report called where are the children buried where he said I you know I think maybe in Kamloops there

00:46:56.820 there might be a graveyard kind of thing and so now that we see that a lot of these oral testimonies

00:47:02.740 um you know linked to the unmarked graves are not sort of panning out you have an article like this

00:47:08.520 coming out and saying look 1558 people died statistically it is proven that most people especially 0.88

00:47:15.480 online they're getting their information online they're not reading full articles so a lot of

00:47:19.500 people um without having it really spelled out for them think oh there's proof of the murdered kids

00:47:24.740 and it says uh with certainty but like you said a lot of this stuff is already documented

00:47:29.380 that illness was a huge factor I will acknowledge that it looks though that you know sometimes the kids

00:47:36.300 were not um getting enough food and sometimes you saw schools saying to the government we don't have

00:47:41.260 enough to feed these kids too um but also like in Kamloops for example 20 minutes away from the

00:47:47.120 former Kamloops Indian residential school you had an entire sort of town set up for tuberculosis

00:47:53.260 called tranquil it's it's really creepy now it's abandoned now but to the point that so many people

00:47:58.500 were getting sick during the time that that school was in operation that they had to have like

00:48:03.700 underground tunnels at that location the houses had underground tunnels because if people just died from

00:48:10.240 being sick they would go under and that was not just for you know Indian children or it was for 1.00

00:48:16.100 everybody so it's like we have to remember the time like you said that people died earlier and of course

00:48:21.140 it is sad these kids were taken from their parents and then died in in a school away from their family

00:48:26.560 that's horrible but this is not hey this is 158 murdered kids and if you read the article it does get to

00:48:35.100 that point that that's not what your this discovery which isn't really a discovery it's just quite a

00:48:40.560 ways down it makes that point clear yeah yeah quite a ways down we're no one the thing that i do the thing

00:48:47.020 that i do want to say here is obviously like the term genocide goes around a lot um there was an attempt

00:48:54.320 at cultural genocide if you want to call that because the federal government not the churches but the

00:48:59.820 federal government was very clear that they wanted to sort of get rid of uh first nations indian culture 0.92

00:49:05.460 as they called it and assimilate people so there was an effort to erase the language the culture

00:49:10.980 everything that happened categorically um the thing that is more concerning though and you touched on it

00:49:15.800 there the federal government at several times did decide that and i'm going to use their horrific

00:49:21.080 language the indian experiment had failed and at that point they decided well we're just going to not

00:49:26.660 provide them with resources anymore and they'll go away this was a federal sort of mentality as though

00:49:31.980 that now that they're dependent on us we'll just not feed them and they'll go away so they were trying

00:49:36.480 to see this happen and very often in those cases and this is a story we don't hear about the religious

00:49:41.380 institutions were actually pooling their own resources and working within the community to try and get

00:49:46.200 clothes food blankets all of this stuff so that's a story we often the federal government is very good at

00:49:52.020 pointing the fingers um and and and touting propaganda we've seen churches burned and vandalized

00:49:57.100 it's interesting no one's concerned about the government and this residential school system was

00:50:01.220 in place as late as recently as um our current prime minister probably not for long prime minister

00:50:06.840 but current prime minister's dad he oversaw this um so this is this is extremely troubling um and it's

00:50:13.020 it's not ancient ancient history but we need to remember that it's the government that did this

00:50:17.300 and the most atrocious atrocious things that have happened to first nations communities including 0.89

00:50:21.840 things today they're at the hands of the federal government nobody else so that is worth keeping

00:50:26.800 in mind uh in other news and uh this is interesting because steven guilbeau came out in support of

00:50:32.220 doug ford so you know something's gone wrong um but uh premier doug ford apologizes for breaking

00:50:38.120 green belt promise i broke that promise and for that i'm very sorry um we could play a quick

00:50:44.300 clip of that if we if it's available i made a promise to you that i wouldn't touch the green belt

00:50:54.660 i broke that promise and for that i'm very very sorry i pride myself on keeping our promises

00:51:05.960 it was a mistake to open the green belt it was a mistake to establish a process that moved too fast

00:51:16.860 this process it left too much room for some people to benefit over others it caused people

00:51:26.360 to question our motives as a first step to earn back your trust

00:51:32.960 i'll be reversing the changes we made and won't make any changes to the green belt in the future

00:51:41.040 because even if you do something for the right reasons

00:51:47.220 with the best of intentions it can still be wrong

00:51:52.300 so one as paul mitchell uh tweeted and pointed out hey dougie where's your apology for locking down

00:52:01.140 ontario bringing in mandates screaming against people and requiring vaccine passports but

00:52:05.120 um this contrite apology you know what i'm of two minds on this if there are protected areas

00:52:11.240 that have been established as protected areas for the sake of protecting them

00:52:15.220 messing with that when that's kind of what the people want maybe not the best idea i think that's

00:52:19.480 why this is being reversed conversely there is a housing crisis people are homeless people can't

00:52:24.100 afford homes the intention with this was take a little bit of space here so we can make affordable

00:52:29.640 housing and they added a ton of space on the other side more space for expansion um so this i feel

00:52:37.220 like this is political grandstanding and i feel like this is an attack more than anything and if they

00:52:43.300 would have stuck with their guns and said sorry but people need places to live we've got people in

00:52:47.400 the streets people can't do anything um i think the mistake here was caving perhaps there was better

00:52:53.780 solutions perhaps the mistake was going down this route rather than coming up with something better in the

00:52:59.340 first place but once you've gone down this route you've expanded added to the green belt extended

00:53:04.380 it it's bigger than it was before and people are going to get houses yeah i i i think that that is

00:53:11.920 critical people people arriving in this country i actually spoke to someone this was in calgary not

00:53:16.520 on ontario but when we were coming back from the protest i had a somalian uber driver and he said

00:53:21.120 he's going back to somalia because of justin trudeau and because of a lack of housing a lack of

00:53:25.560 affordability people go back to the ukraine because they can't stand to be here they can't afford it

00:53:30.240 they're addressing an emergency here yeah they're they're addressing an emergency here

00:53:35.440 by extending an environmental area so that more affordable housing can go in but these progressives

00:53:41.760 they want these skyscraper cities that are very tight and compact everyone living in little condos

00:53:46.740 nobody having kids running around in the backyard they want to keep these cities trapped and growing

00:53:50.880 vertically um that's not what most people want that's not affordable a little condo downtown

00:53:56.020 costs as much as a house out in the suburbs um and they absolutely load that plus if you look at a

00:54:00.960 city sky you can do all the science you want but if you look at a city horizon downtown is all gray and

00:54:06.340 all the suburbs are green i i don't need science to tell me which one is better and more natural so

00:54:11.320 um unfortunate to see them backtracking on this but that's what it is with political pressures

00:54:16.880 go ahead i was just gonna say i don't know if we have the clip of when he first announced why they

00:54:24.160 were doing any it was like he acted like a conservative for the first time in years for

00:54:28.240 a moment and he was like do you know how many people are coming to ontario can you not hear me

00:54:33.440 yeah no i'm saying oops yeah no oops he acted like a conservative yeah sorry i thought yeah like it's it's

00:54:40.880 just so you it's so drastic it's complete 180 his tail is between his legs so what is this really

00:54:46.720 about what is this apology and this pushback about and you're right they added on it would be different

00:54:51.620 if they didn't sort of compensate it and and to say that it was a mistake rather than just okay you

00:54:57.660 know we'll take a different approach moving forward it's nuts but there is it yeah there's the clip

00:55:03.000 there it's just i mean it's quick let's play it to just see how much of a contrast it is from one thing to the next

00:55:10.880 integrity commissioner's report showed that you sent the housing minister a mandate letter shortly

00:55:17.440 after the last election why didn't you campaign about uh opening up the green belt and these land

00:55:25.120 swaps well i think i've answered this before but i'll answer it again you know in the last election we

00:55:31.600 didn't have a housing crisis and just up to a few months back i didn't know the federal government was

00:55:37.840 going to bring in over 500 000 now we learn that those aren't accurate numbers it's probably up to

00:55:43.600 seven eight hundred thousand are arriving like i didn't get a phone call from the minister i didn't

00:55:48.400 get a phone call from the prime minister saying surprise surprise we're dropping these many people

00:55:53.840 into your province and by the way good luck you deal with them that's the reason we have to make sure

00:56:00.320 that we use every tool in our toolbox to build homes so i i ran on getting it done i ran on

00:56:07.840 building homes making sure that we're building transit and infrastructure in schools and hospitals

00:56:12.800 and guess what folks we're the only government we do what we say we're going to do some people may

00:56:18.880 not like it but we're going to get it done complete 180 i feel like that he was speaking more like

00:56:27.520 naturally off the cuff just answering it is like it is with a common sense approach and then now he's

00:56:33.280 like looking at the paper with this this latest apology coming out of it so yeah well and i think

00:56:39.600 that the solution here and a few people are mentioning this in the comments though is like the problem is is

00:56:45.360 the fact that we have a housing crisis and the and the federal government is bringing people in

00:56:50.720 all mass they're also now funding effectively uh these rental homes they don't want anyone owning

00:56:55.520 anything but ultimately if there is a crisis doug ford should have said no if the federal

00:57:00.880 government and if progressives and liberal supporters want a solution here if they don't

00:57:04.960 want us having to move this land they don't want us changing the green belt they have to stop

00:57:09.040 mass immigration that we can't handle that would have been the solution here the conservative thing 0.95

00:57:13.760 to say is the federal government has put us in this situation they're not being reasonable they're

00:57:17.360 not being responsible if they can tell us right now that they're going to stop immigration radically

00:57:22.240 reduce immigration until such a time as we have strategies in place we're going to do this if 0.74

00:57:28.160 gilbo who's now saying it's good that they backed up on this these they live in ivory towers they live in

00:57:33.600 mansions they don't understand that people don't have houses right now and that people who are graduating

00:57:38.480 people who have two people working in decent jobs can't afford a house while they bring people in from 1.00

00:57:43.200 foreign countries and there's no housing for them that is the core of this issue so i don't think

00:57:47.760 also we should get sidetracked with just blaming doug ford or just blaming the response here he should

00:57:53.600 have gone on the offensive hopefully danielle smith is taking notes i think she is if we see her push back 1.00

00:57:58.240 against the government uh she should have done the or he should have done the daniel smith and told them

00:58:02.880 to put a sock in it because people need houses either that or stop immigration those are the two solutions 1.00

00:58:07.920 uh here moving on so we can get out of here on time we've got about two minutes left um there is an

00:58:14.400 upcoming election in manitoba and to our friends in manitoba i want to talk uh more about this i'm

00:58:20.080 going to do be doing a little bit more research we don't want to neglect you upcoming critical

00:58:24.320 election so on the next few live streams we're going to touch on this a bit more uh the situation i

00:58:28.880 believe the tories basically botched uh governance previously handed it over to a ndp government um it'll be

00:58:36.240 interesting to see what happens but some good news on this front i'm going to provide more

00:58:39.840 insight on the election in the coming weeks but interesting to see that both the tories and the

00:58:45.680 ndp have pledged no more covid lockdowns in their bids to form government so this speaks to the fact

00:58:51.280 that this is clearly a popular sentiment when both the ndp uh and the tories and it's interesting because

00:58:57.360 you see the ndp i think in saskatchewan as well they're not going along with 2035 they're not going

00:59:03.440 along with lockdowns so alberta's ndp is so radical even by ndp standards they're very much in the cap

00:59:10.480 of trudeau and the liberals and it's weird to see the ndp used to be sort of the more fringe it's

00:59:15.520 bizarre to see the liberals as the extreme extreme and the ndps in the prairie provinces anyways being

00:59:21.440 like no lockdowns are bad no we can't do 2035 um so interesting to see but our friends in manitoba

00:59:27.760 uh we we owe you a few so we're going to be talking about the manitoba election as it approaches

00:59:32.800 most certainly and finally rumble who you're probably watching us on right now the canadian

00:59:39.440 founded video platform that has gained currency among right-wing pundits and websites of course

00:59:43.600 only them the last couple weeks when i was watching boxing sports incredible live skateboarding events

00:59:50.160 uh well those don't factor in it's just an extremist right-wing punditry page obviously i'm

00:59:55.200 being facetious rumble has tons of content you know and for folks out there i'm a big fan of

00:59:59.520 rumble i had the opportunity to meet some of their folks coincidentally on the street they're in town

01:00:03.440 for work some of their executives had a good long chat with them there's a lot of content out there

01:00:07.760 if you're sort of transitioning away from tv rumble has sports entertainment podcasts all this good

01:00:13.200 stuff um but they rejected a request from british parliament to stop russell brand from being able to

01:00:18.240 monetize his content which is the opposite of what youtube does all the time now i am a fan of the

01:00:23.680 innocent until proven guilty approach and i i am happy to see that rumble is not caving to a

01:00:29.360 government and defunding and that they're actually standing by their advocacy for free

01:00:33.920 speech and their actions as a free speech platform if you watch rumble for any amount

01:00:37.520 of time there'll be commercials that are about referees telling youtube users viewers what they

01:00:43.440 can and can't do um and it's pretty entertaining but good to see them sort of standing up to a

01:00:48.640 government taking a stand so support rumble a great platform and uh the the russell brand

01:00:54.720 conversation all together it's so fresh i don't we've seen attempts at cancellation of people who

01:01:01.200 speak out and question as russell brand calls it the matrix media i don't think there's enough

01:01:06.400 information out there for me to say one way or another what's happening here but uh it's good to

01:01:10.480 see until that information comes out rumble isn't caving and canceling somebody

01:01:14.160 yeah we don't know we'll have to wait to see what happens in the whole trial but it's supposed

01:01:20.320 to be innocent until proven guilty and we live in a time where people get accused of many things that

01:01:26.320 they are not doing um so it's scary to see how fast you can get dropped from all the other platforms

01:01:32.320 youtube of course on the bandwagon and so uh you know imagine if he didn't do it and then that all

01:01:39.920 happens so innocent until proven guilty yeah exactly a couple rumble rants here uh five

01:01:46.880 dollars from wonder woman wells rebel check out what is happening in the small town of pinocca an

01:01:51.200 hour out of edmonton a landlord served a local business with a letter advising to take down

01:01:55.520 the pride flag and the town is blowing up interesting we will certainly look into that

01:02:01.120 um we also got five dollars from snowy roof you may not remember but cpp is totally work and

01:02:06.000 employer funded and none has been federal by the federal government oh of course not like nothing

01:02:10.720 is funded by the federal government the federal government is funded by us and so thanks thanks

01:02:16.000 for pointing that out because that is except for affirmative care yeah yeah however trudeau senior

01:02:21.200 borrowed millions from cpp and never returned it i'd have to look at the facts there because i don't

01:02:25.360 know that story but um i i said i don't trust the federal government with my money i don't necessarily

01:02:31.040 trust the provincial government i don't trust any government with my money but uh uh this is

01:02:35.280 certainly uh this is certainly concerning uh and another reason like who not like trudeau might say

01:02:43.040 we're including all ukrainians in our uh retirement plan everyone gets pensioned like who knows what this

01:02:49.280 guy is going to do or we're going to take the funds and invest them into solar energy so we can become

01:02:53.920 a star trek culture i don't know what trudeau is going to do he's unpredictable uh and i know that a

01:02:58.880 local federal government that can be held accountable more easily i mean held accountable

01:03:03.040 by local people well that's better so yeah interesting conversations really great to have

01:03:08.080 those chats they're really appreciated i know dre you've got reports and interviews coming up right

01:03:12.880 away so we will wrap it up on that dre i want to thank you so much for joining me today everyone

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01:03:26.240 watching our reports or as we are today watching our daily roundup we really appreciate it we

01:03:31.920 couldn't do it without you you keep the lights on so thank you so much and as always for rebel news

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Rebel News Podcast - September 22, 2023

DAILY Roundup ｜ Notley on Team Trudeau, More 'unmarked graves', Manitoba parties against lockdowns

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