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00:00:00.000 well hello everyone and welcome to the daily roundup very happy today of course i'm adam

00:00:20.580 so happy today to be joined by sid sid looking sharp liking the haircut liking the aesthetic

00:00:25.980 how are you feeling buddy are you feeling as good as you're looking i'm doing all right happy to be

00:00:30.740 joining you of course you know i got to keep it fresh every six months change my appearance

00:00:34.020 entirely uh that way you know just lose uh lose track of the government here and there make sure

00:00:38.480 i keep them on their toes how are you doing oh i'm doing great i think you got that dead right

00:00:42.500 that is one of your expertise you're really good you're standing next to me we're covering a protest

00:00:46.500 some action goes down and i turn around and you're gone and you're right where the action is happening

00:00:50.760 just like that i think that chameleon aesthetic changing it up on the fly i think that probably

00:00:55.920 helps you know i am doing good today no complaints whatsoever lots of stories to get to before we

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00:02:29.400 lots to get to on the show today we're going to talk about saskatchewan protecting parental rights

00:02:34.160 smith continuing to take on ottawa trudeau cutting a billion from the canadian armed forces

00:02:39.160 truth and reconciliation lgbtq we have got it all today but before we get to any of that

00:02:44.940 relatively breaking news here um dwayne keith d davis is arrested in connection with tupac

00:02:50.780 shakur murder 27 years after he was killed on las vegas strip in drive by shooting so 27 years ago not

00:02:59.000 exactly news but the fact that for many other i know that there's been there's conspiracy circles

00:03:03.200 there's people who uh the amateur sleuth detectives online who look into this stuff whatever it may be

00:03:08.880 um some sort of progress in the tupac shakur case news i did not expect to see whatsoever today

00:03:15.480 sid have you been waiting with uh bated breath for uh for an arrest on the tupac shakur murder

00:03:20.760 yeah ever since before i was in the womb i've been waiting to find out what happened

00:03:25.520 it's uh about 27 years ago it's interesting that it's coming to light now you know one thing it does

00:03:31.240 make me think of though is the fact that you you account for the murders and the crime that takes

00:03:36.040 place both there of course and in canada and the percentage of crimes or the percentage of you know

00:03:41.640 people that are actually caught for these crimes the the rate of people being charged for the crimes

00:03:46.080 that are taking place uh is much lower than one might hope especially when you look into murders

00:03:50.340 and stuff like that uh one would hope there would be a little more action on finding the people who are

00:03:54.780 killing other people uh but you know this is the state of affairs it takes 27 years to figure out or to

00:04:00.320 identify more information in a very high profile uh death yeah definitely so some progress now we

00:04:07.360 just have to get to the bottom of biggie that's the next uh next item on the agenda so more

00:04:12.000 conspiracies abound fear not all right let's get into some local stuff um and we'll start with this

00:04:18.160 story uh cyber attacks hit military parliament websites as india-based groups target canada the

00:04:24.160 federal government is coping with cyber attacks this week with a hacker group in india which claims it has

00:04:28.760 caused the chaos in ottawa but canada's signals intelligence agencies the nuisance attacks likely

00:04:34.860 haven't put private information at risk likely haven't from the government means probably has

00:04:39.260 um i think the canadian armed forces says its website became unavailable for mobile users midday

00:04:45.160 wednesday but it was fixed within a few hours the military says the site is separate from other

00:04:49.580 government sites such as the one used by department of defense and internal military networks the

00:04:54.680 incident remains under investigation the article goes on it's wild though i mean how much of this

00:04:59.740 stems obviously there was an incident there may be ties to india as far as this assassination

00:05:04.900 it's it i have flashbacks to eritrean conflict on the streets in calgary now on the streets of surrey

00:05:11.260 we're seeing assassinations associated with the calistani indian conflict we don't need this stuff

00:05:16.980 pouring over onto our streets it can stay abroad the fact that the individual who's assassinated and that

00:05:21.900 is tragic came into the country to the best of my understanding illegally and then still managed

00:05:26.360 to gain canadian citizenship despite this sort of long questionable history and then the indian

00:05:31.400 government allegedly at this point according to trudeau anyways was involved uh in in that

00:05:35.580 assassination that's a conflict for not not on our not on our territory that's a that's a foreign

00:05:40.220 conflict and we need to have stop having foreign conflicts pouring over into violence on our streets 0.99

00:05:44.920 but beyond that trudeau and i think this is the real core of the story he was embarrassed

00:05:50.020 internationally by india he was treated as not really a world leader um his airplane didn't i

00:05:56.240 mean it was the perfect storm it was almost as embarrassing as last time when he went back and

00:06:00.240 did a bollywood dance this was potentially more embarrassing and weeks later suddenly our

00:06:05.340 government is unrolling anti-indian propaganda effectively um extremely troubling and then this

00:06:11.780 is this this is just the start of it but this is some of the stuff that we've seen as a consequence

00:06:15.240 not to mention the uh relations official relations with india but now groups from that country whether

00:06:20.380 they're associated with the government or not we don't know that now now targeting our parliamentary

00:06:25.760 websites military websites all of this it's extremely troubling i for one think trudeau is largely to

00:06:31.560 blame he's 100 percent to blame um you you look at his track record i mean he's been in office for how

00:06:38.780 long now uh and it's just the laundry list of him tripping on different problems keeps arising and what

00:06:45.360 did we say of course this all breaks down or this is all taking place uh just days after these uh

00:06:51.080 allegations between india and canada justin trudeau and parliament gave a standing ovation to a nazi

00:06:57.760 um so there's there's there's just a long laundry list of justin trudeau tripping on himself and

00:07:03.700 what did he say he said uh i believe to cbc reporters there's uh members of his cabinet that

00:07:09.080 uh told the cbc reporters uh you know correct me if i'm wrong here uh they said that trudeau's you

00:07:15.420 know main statement to them was just forget about it don't talk about it the people will forget and

00:07:20.200 that's the mentality that justin trudeau has in office is he'll commit the most agreed to the most

00:07:25.580 egregious things and then he'll say just don't worry about it they'll forget about it you know there's

00:07:29.880 there's no problem don't look over there um that's his whole attitude exactly um it truly is a shame

00:07:37.420 yes and you're dead on he i tweeted about this recently i mean he's like a narcissist he can't 0.67

00:07:42.900 imagine himself doing anything wrong he just can't and even when he does something like you can see

00:07:49.500 speaker rota reading those notes and he's never seen them before he doesn't know hunk's story

00:07:54.140 really i mean i'm sure he probably talked to him you can like watch his face when he's like eyebrows

00:07:59.400 fought fought the wait but if he was you can literally see him i've never read this before

00:08:06.100 and i'm reacting to it is what his face says um but but the laundry list you talked about let's jump

00:08:11.360 to this tweet now four times in the last week western elites have blamed russia for a diverse

00:08:15.860 range of problems trudeau my applauding an ss soldier was moscow's fault obviously the first thing 0.72

00:08:21.640 when they asked him to apologize was uh we have to combat russian disinformation the russian

00:08:26.720 disinformation is not that you applauded a nazi you applauded a nazi that would be russian information 0.52

00:08:32.100 or information as it's otherwise known um that is accurate information of what really uh happened

00:08:37.640 and then you weren't willing to apologize when he did apologize and it's funny cbc everybody else

00:08:42.400 they said trudeau apologizes no he said this was embarrassing for canadians it's not embarrassing

00:08:47.440 for him because he can't be embarrassed um he said the the house apologizes and the speaker

00:08:52.880 made a mistake he can't say any sane leader would be like i apologize for allowing this to happen

00:08:58.660 it's completely unacceptable and that would be canadians are inclined to forgive an apology if

00:09:03.260 someone had a heartfelt like yeah someone brought in an eight 98 year old veteran said we should give

00:09:09.200 them a round of applause and as soon as they said it we realized this was a cataclysmic mistake

00:09:13.260 i apologize for allowing this to happen that would be the same thing to do but we're dealing with trudeau

00:09:18.000 so that's not the case hillary obviously when the democrats lose it's always russia's fault 1.00

00:09:22.680 fox news americans turned against the war in ukraine because of russian disinformation

00:09:26.920 the economist people of niger demand france leave due to russian propaganda so everything is just russia

00:09:34.340 or india now it's russia or india we used to just be russia now we've added india because they weren't

00:09:39.140 very nice to trudeau but this we're at war with east asia eurasia 1984 type dialogue we're living in is

00:09:46.100 not not the fruits of a healthy culture it's not the fruits of a liberal democracy this is the type

00:09:51.940 of stuff that people living under dictatorship communist dictatorship borderline brainwashing

00:09:56.560 will believe and accept and they'll embrace it wholeheartedly we've seen that over the last few

00:10:01.020 years people embracing ideas that have been proven false but regardless of that they just continue to

00:10:07.240 tout those perspectives now and i'm go ahead go ahead i'm not sure if we can pull this up in short

00:10:14.140 order but i know there's a clip of trudeau talking back in the day about how divisive politics works

00:10:19.140 uh even though you know he says you know he wouldn't use it how oh we'll be the day that

00:10:23.180 justin trudeau uses divisive politics uh but he talks very firmly about its effectiveness um and that

00:10:29.420 is the playbook he i mean he says it outright and the only reason why i think you know for so long

00:10:34.920 he's been under the i guess under the radar in a sense but mainstream media is constantly covering

00:10:40.120 for this guy and you see it with the the apology articles that they're writing for him it's like

00:10:44.940 trudeau apologizes no he didn't apologize whatsoever he said you know we're sorry for this thing that

00:10:51.900 happened that i don't have any involvement in that's not leadership i'm sorry but we haven't had

00:10:56.620 leadership in this country since our former prime minister justin trudeau is a drama teacher

00:11:01.660 his in total his entire aura his entire being is a drama teacher that is all he is he knows how to

00:11:10.820 play people that's what he does and that's why you know it's not even you know there's all of these

00:11:15.520 issues that have arose from justin trudeau but these aren't the problems the problem that we're

00:11:19.580 having in canada is the fact that our politicians use uh they talk they talk out of both sides of their

00:11:24.640 mouths you know you might might say that's redundant because they're a politician but

00:11:28.340 they need to start speaking as though we are paying attention to them as though we are listening

00:11:33.440 to them as though we actually understand what they're saying because the fact of the matter is

00:11:37.460 justin trudeau doesn't care about any of that he he just says what he knows can be massaged into a

00:11:42.280 large populist opinion yeah exactly and you know the wild thing that i've noticed lately is going back

00:11:47.840 to like old justin trudeau content um there's these all these tweets recirculating from 2013 where he's

00:11:54.160 like it's a scandal every day with this government and uh the prime minister needs to take accountability

00:11:59.240 for his people um everything that he says like it really didn't apply that much to the harper

00:12:05.160 government but it certainly applies to him today so it's funny seeing those old uh decade old tweets

00:12:10.340 coming up now uh to bite trudeau though again yeah there we go it's hard to feel disappointed

00:12:14.940 in your government when every day there's a new scandal and then literally in relation to the trudeau

00:12:19.680 not taking any acknowledgement he tweeted like like the the prime minister needs to take accountability

00:12:24.620 for all of his people he's never ever ever done that which is wild but while trudeau is making

00:12:30.480 enemies aggravating people popularity plummeting um and he's making enemies both with russia and with

00:12:36.540 india make no mistake this is probably the closest we've been to a war in quite a long time um conflicts

00:12:43.280 that people are concerned about that is that is a very sort of sensible concern uh but they're not the

00:12:49.240 only people who are mad even our allies our nato allies we are nowhere close to our commitments

00:12:52.980 um i don't have the exact numbers now but i heard recent polling um and the polling tried to seem

00:12:57.780 to be pushing towards people saying environmentalism mattered but far more people were saying that

00:13:02.400 they're more concerned about increased military spending than that we're not meeting our two percent

00:13:06.400 nato budget commitment our allies which many of them are not meeting them as well to be fair but

00:13:11.480 our allies aren't happy that we're not meeting them um we have massive territory we're directly to the

00:13:16.300 north exposed to russia um and so what's trudeau doing making everybody mad doing all of this stuff

00:13:22.360 and then he's looking to cut one billion dollar from national defense budget as people are saying

00:13:26.900 we really need to spend more on our national defense budget i i know we understand the sentiment

00:13:32.800 that justin trudeau wanted to make canada post national and most people thought he wanted to destroy

00:13:38.220 the idea of canada but the trajectory we were on infuriating our allies infuriating foreign

00:13:44.760 superpowers and then absolutely defunding our military one has to wonder if he literally wants

00:13:49.680 to destroy canada wholeheartedly no longer symbolically um the liberal government looking

00:13:55.440 to cut almost one billion dollars from the annual budget of the department of national defense

00:13:59.360 uh demand the country's top military commander says is prompting some difficult conversations

00:14:03.560 within the military uh chief of the defense uh staff general wayne ayur and deputy minister of

00:14:09.560 defense bill matthews testified before house of commons committee last late thursday

00:14:13.260 when they acknowledged in more detail the ramifications of the federal government spending

00:14:17.140 reduction plan the article does go on effectively but uh for right now the budget for 2023 2024

00:14:25.840 is expected to be 26.5 billion dollars that is a far cry from what they invest in like

00:14:33.100 eco initiatives and stuff it's it's extremely problematic but what's your take on this just as a

00:14:39.740 canadian maybe not even some working in the media but as a canadian we are extremely vulnerable we've

00:14:44.460 heard time and time again veterans are asking for too much you know all the whole world every

00:14:48.680 canadian basically if you look at this polling is like no we need to give our troops the right

00:14:52.820 equipment and support them after they've served is this completely backwards well what justin

00:14:58.400 shouldo recently didn't he not announce uh that he was proud of the fact that he had given what was

00:15:02.740 it 60 or 90 billion dollars to ukraine and here he is you know cutting a billion dollars off our national

00:15:08.780 defense fund i i just think there's something deeply ironic about that but it also shows where

00:15:12.620 his priorities are you know why are we sending billions overseas when every single day there's

00:15:17.180 more and more people on the streets here in canada and that's no exaggeration it's absolutely

00:15:22.140 disgusting the misappropriation of our money because this is taxpayer money that they're just dishing

00:15:27.220 out or printing and devaluing they're they're handing it to everybody except for the canadians who

00:15:31.880 they're stealing it from basically it's absolutely shameful and that was yeah the additional money

00:15:36.800 650 million dollars to ukraine amid justin trudeau giving with zelensky the the leader of ukraine

00:15:44.380 celebrating a nazi in canadian parliament it's absolutely disgusting and there's questionable ties

00:15:50.220 as to you know our activities there while our justin trudeau christia freeland members of our

00:15:55.300 canadian government have visited ukraine who are these people meeting and i really want to know and i

00:15:59.580 want i i do hope we can get to the bottom of where every single cent of that money is going because if

00:16:05.400 they are handing it to let's say you know a neo neo neo nazi groups that are operating within ukraine

00:16:10.940 even if it's by accident that they're getting a hold of our canadian taxpayer money that's a serious

00:16:16.060 problem that is us funding nazis internationally is that the case i don't know i don't think we really

00:16:21.420 do have a solid answer on that but we need to come up with an answer because if it is the case

00:16:25.520 that is extremely detrimental to the reputation of canada i would think internationally

00:16:29.860 well and there's been a lot of digging not to mention christia freeland's background

00:16:34.940 but uh into the history of sort of nazi inclusionism in canada especially under the

00:16:41.980 liberals um after the war if you could show your ss tattoo apparently the liberal government would

00:16:47.560 effectively usher you in it was like a free pass because you were like a good person who could

00:16:52.840 contribute meaningfully to society now don't get me wrong we saw that within intelligence communities

00:16:57.540 when they're trying to bring in the best scientists so they couldn't be weaponized so i understand that

00:17:02.140 there's circumstances for that but this seemed to be a carte blanche like come on over everything's

00:17:06.840 fine so this is not like it's one superficial incident this is a troubling part of canadian history

00:17:12.840 that we need to be sensitive to the other consideration with ukraine is the fact that i mean

00:17:16.860 some of this has been debunked some of this is still being investigated but there are a lot of

00:17:21.460 questions about the biden connections within ukraine i there's a lot going on there that is that none of it

00:17:27.000 comes out squeaky clean it simply cannot come out squeaky clean uh but yeah your earlier you

00:17:32.360 mentioned the number since 2022 9.5 billion has gone uh to ukraine which is and i we're not even

00:17:39.240 getting into the the nature of the conflict or picking sides here or anything but that's a third

00:17:44.560 of our entire military budget a third is being shipped away when we've got helicopters falling into the ocean

00:17:52.040 and inadequate technology and west edmonton mall has more submarines in the canadian military like

00:17:57.080 it's a problematic situation and uh we can't defend ourselves i get funding a foreign conflict serves as

00:18:04.180 a buffer zone but are those really the international sort of neocon warmongering strategies that canada

00:18:09.660 likes to get involved with it's certainly a troubling situation one thing i know for sure is justin trudeau is

00:18:16.480 not the man to be at the helm throughout this uh general wayne ayre uh in closing on this story

00:18:21.320 says there's no way you can take almost a billion dollars out of the defense budget and have no

00:18:25.320 impact whatsoever um i think the sentiment among folks is going to be categorical and unanimous among

00:18:31.580 canadians other than a strong anti-military crowd which is smaller than you might think uh support our

00:18:38.440 troops give them the equipment they need end of story that's one place canadians don't mind spending a

00:18:42.480 few billion extra on pull it out of some of these battery investments in hamilton ontario whatever and give

00:18:47.220 it to the military um on that note we are going to jump to an ad break and then we're going to come

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00:20:03.400 man i'm in calgary is the place to be lately last night the justice center for constitutional

00:20:11.960 freedoms had their dinner dr jay butacharya was there i'm going to talk about him in a little bit

00:20:15.880 we've got ben shapiro coming october 2nd and 3rd we've also got take back alberta with uh

00:20:21.960 dr james lindsey bringing him in um if you're not familiar with him look him up because he's someone

00:20:27.400 you won't want to miss and then obviously ben shapiro coming up get out to these these are those shows that

00:20:33.020 you if you didn't get tickets to you start following the guy on twitter after or on x rather

00:20:38.700 i should say um and you're like oh i really wish i would have gone to that go check these out these

00:20:43.000 people lots of them it's their first trip to canada their first trip to alberta um they may not come

00:20:47.640 back so do not miss out on these opportunities plus the other thing is if these folks show up and

00:20:52.400 there's just massive attendance imagine the caliber of speakers that are going to be coming in

00:20:57.080 to calgary i want calgary alberta canada in fact but particularly my hometown to be a place where

00:21:03.120 speakers like that's where you have to go the conservatives come out and support people who

00:21:06.760 take a stand so consider coming to any of these incredible events they're certainly going to be

00:21:11.080 great another thing that i absolutely love about alberta is just how well we're doing uh danielle

00:21:16.380 smith if you if you believed if you believed the media if you believed uh the stephen gilbo um if you

00:21:22.960 believed so much of what we heard throughout the election leading up to it she's she's unhinged and

00:21:27.460 she's not safe and and everything's going to go off the rails well canadians flock to alberta in

00:21:33.240 record numbers as population booms by 184 400 people um and it's no secret that that part of this at

00:21:42.680 least is a result of danielle smith standing up to ottawa standing up for industries prioritizing jobs

00:21:48.040 and making a difference alberta's population can use to soar according to latest

00:21:52.280 statistics canada report notching not only the highest net interprovincial gains ever recorded

00:21:57.080 for the province but also for any single province since such data started being uh recorded alberta

00:22:04.440 was home to 4.7 million people as of july 1st according to annual population estimates um on

00:22:09.460 released on wednesday a little more than four percent higher than the same time last year that's

00:22:13.440 an additional as we mentioned 184 400 people what's wild is people tend to move to alberta and then

00:22:19.080 that stopped there was a mass exodus under the ndp um and then a conservative government comes

00:22:24.880 back in and people start flooding back in um ndp voters take note that is the like literally people

00:22:34.940 will flee when an ndp government is elected so when i say ndp voters i mean edmonton what are you doing

00:22:41.280 just just look at these numbers people from around canada flood here for the advantage that occurs

00:22:47.600 under conservative governments even if they're not particularly good conservative governments i

00:22:51.400 think the government right now happens to be doing a pretty good job obviously we're going to hold

00:22:54.780 them accountable the places we feel that they are not but people across this country are taking note

00:23:01.060 what do you think said is my assessment on base off base what are we seeing here well i think the

00:23:06.960 reason why you're seeing the the attraction drawing here towards alberta is because alberta is doing

00:23:11.400 comparatively i think probably the best out of all canadian provinces and territories

00:23:15.160 uh you look at her stance or initiatives it is boding very well for albertans however i think

00:23:20.940 the one cautionary tale here is even though there's you know record uh population increase

00:23:24.960 that's also a very dangerous thing to have i don't know maybe we'll get to some of the the

00:23:28.780 international news about that uh later on about migration and some of the the issues that arise

00:23:33.520 from just unparalleled numbers uh that we're seeing over recent years and the effect that has

00:23:38.020 uh but i think the reason why you're seeing this growth specifically in alberta is because alberta

00:23:44.020 is becoming a place where people can prosper uh better so than in many other provinces especially

00:23:49.140 you know the closer you get to ottawa and federal oversight it's just you know sunny days are gone

00:23:54.520 and when you look over there so alberta alberta right now is the place to be and i know alberta is

00:24:00.700 you know heavily focused in energy and we're going to talk about that uh pretty shortly because the

00:24:05.180 there's an ideological warfare that's going on here over energy uh obviously with environmental

00:24:10.280 stuff being the uh the the icing on top but adam do you want to do you want to jump us into our next

00:24:15.100 headline here yeah i want to jump to one first really quickly here because it ties in so perfectly

00:24:19.680 then we'll transition the plan was to get to it later but yeah i the other thing that you that you

00:24:24.520 sort of touched on so critically there though i think that this trend goes beyond just just the

00:24:31.680 populations migrating here i think what's going to happen is we're going to create more opportunities

00:24:37.280 for jobs to build houses let's say there's going to be more houses but getting into the energy story

00:24:42.440 a little bit here and pierre is going to comment pierre paulia is going to comment on this in a moment

00:24:46.220 but i also think when other provinces neighboring provinces potentially probably not saskatchewan

00:24:51.620 likely bc cave to the 2035 agenda um and when alberta rejects that we're going to be selling them so

00:24:58.680 much electricity that we're going to see an additional boom because we're going to have

00:25:02.780 to support the provinces we tend to support other provinces there's a bit of a pattern i don't know

00:25:06.940 if canadians have noticed but if they go along with this there's going to be shortages and we're

00:25:11.020 going to be running power lines across the country opening coal plants and saving the country again i

00:25:15.200 don't mind it's okay we're willing to do it we're willing we're willing to help out but i think we're

00:25:18.620 going to see a boom from kind from places that experience rolling brownouts and are willing to pay a premium

00:25:23.740 and they'll say hey we never shut down our natural gas we never shut down our coal we can help you out we can

00:25:28.380 make sure your heaters stay on in winter on that note let's jump to this clip of pierre paulio

00:25:33.440 absolutely roasting the ndp and edmonton mp i will comment on that and then we'll get into that next

00:25:39.460 headline you know if i were that ndp member i'd be back in edmonton apologizing to albertans for her

00:25:46.560 betrayal of that province her party her leader wants to shut down the single biggest industry in

00:25:56.160 canada which is our responsible energy sector the ndp literally works against the union jobs

00:26:03.380 in canada's energy sector in that member's own province she votes in favor of a 61 cent a liter

00:26:11.840 carbon tax that is nearly unanimously opposed by the people of alberta albertans understand what

00:26:20.280 canadians across the country now understand which is that the ndp has betrayed working class people

00:26:27.560 to favor a radical leftist authoritarian agenda us we as conservatives are the only party defending

00:26:34.920 the working class people of alberta and all of canada you know uh politicians are taking note with

00:26:43.060 daniel smith's soaring popularity last week on stream it was interesting i said this is going to be the

00:26:47.280 litmus test for pierre polyevra if he comes out and stands in support of parents on parental rights

00:26:53.240 issues um this is going to be a promising indicator he did so two hours later so he was probably watching

00:26:59.320 maybe who knows but it was almost in direct reply to that challenge of you need to prove that you're

00:27:04.240 conservative on this issue now the the sentiments being shared are echoing what daniel smith has said

00:27:11.020 here in alberta and i for one am so happy the other thing here too is we're seeing the liberals plummet

00:27:16.820 and the ndp were starting to climb in some of the ranks federally but the ndp brand don't get me

00:27:22.880 wrong the ndp is far more moderate they've promised to do inquiries and never bring back restrictions and

00:27:27.820 mandates um in in saskatchewan and manitoba particularly with the manitoba elections looming

00:27:33.520 but there's this incredible uh there's this incredible trend of pushing back that the ndp can't respond

00:27:41.860 to and you look at the federal ndp all they do is prop up justin trudeau and they don't really take

00:27:47.380 action when they could end this government right now and then provincially here in alberta you look

00:27:51.420 at the ndp all they're doing is touting justin trudeau talking points as his popularity is plummeting

00:27:57.740 i don't understand their strategy everyone else is becoming aware of the situation i don't know who

00:28:01.860 they're trying to placate it's certainly not voters because their popularity is plummeting but the

00:28:06.220 trend is uh changing things uh seem to be coming too ahead and and the tide is turning and i mean

00:28:12.260 these folks have been on dry land for so long they've been winning so long whether it's on parental

00:28:16.800 rights whether it's on environment um the tide's finally coming back these folks don't know how to

00:28:20.740 swim they're panicking because everything seems to be going the other way right now is that what

00:28:24.680 you're seeing too said well in a bit of a let me just say from the jccf dinner last night what

00:28:31.080 what was said was that uh lies move fast but the truth prevails that's not exactly what was said i

00:28:36.220 believe but uh the essence is that truth over a long period of time will prevail over uh the lies

00:28:42.540 that are presented and that's what we're seeing now we've had a decade of nice words and i say that

00:28:48.120 nice words with no substance and now people are starting to realize oh wait wait wait on a second

00:28:53.900 oh people actually have a point when they're criticizing justin trudeau i mean and i the one i mean it's such a

00:29:00.220 perfect sample at the moment is justin trudeau and everybody's celebrating a nazi in the parliament

00:29:04.340 it's such a clear example to everybody out there that like wait hold on a second they're they're

00:29:10.400 they're literally using spin they're playing this game of manipulating what's being said the more people

00:29:15.680 see that the better and and i really do think in terms of pierre and danielle smith uh danielle smith

00:29:20.920 uh the now premier of alberta is very much so she was the the test case in many senses for pierre

00:29:27.960 uh especially coming out of the the pandemic as it were and the pandemic isn't just about you know

00:29:32.840 vaccine mandates that whatever it also i think awakened a lot of people up to the fact that there

00:29:38.100 are two primal uh ideological camps there's you know i'll call them order and chaos but you know

00:29:44.580 left and right in a sense all of the people that you see a lot of the people that you see at the or

00:29:49.140 that you used to see at the freedom protests many of them are now at the million march for children

00:29:54.220 uh the demonstrations against these lgbtq uh manifestations in our schools they're they're

00:29:59.860 very aligned in multiple levels in multiple uh uh i guess different areas of you know concern

00:30:05.700 so it's interesting to see the the translation from the the premier and the provincial election

00:30:12.320 that we had now that's transcending into the political level uh and you know you do have to be

00:30:17.340 cognizant of the fact that that division that was created during the pandemic by our federal

00:30:22.060 government largely uh that's something that people don't want anymore and that's partly the reason

00:30:27.460 why we're seeing more logical conversations being had there's less uh buy-in for these feel-good

00:30:32.760 conversations because now you know you got to put you got to put your money where your mouth is or

00:30:36.840 it'll be too late and we're seeing that uh across the across the world actually we're seeing that with

00:30:41.120 the in the particular case of migration uh some serious issues that are starting to unfold so we we

00:30:45.880 got to get ahead of these issues and we're not going to get ahead of them if justin

00:30:49.060 chudeau's our prime minister well it's interesting i i had a conversation uh two conversations actually

00:30:54.660 with a uh prominent imam here in calgary um on this subject and it was incredibly interesting you

00:31:00.220 talked about order and chaos but there's also sort of the sentiment of like logic and and dogma uh so

00:31:08.580 when you talk to progressives they're all touting the same line if you push them on it or challenge

00:31:13.960 them on it they don't really have backing they're basically they're repeating a party line there's

00:31:19.320 not like a strong conviction and it's very monolithic they're all like oh yeah we all believe

00:31:24.520 the same thing and we're all together if you go to the other side of the protest you have like

00:31:29.020 ultra conservative muslims you have christians of all different backgrounds and traditions you've got

00:31:35.660 hippies concerned over natural health products like there's a whole bunch of people who aren't touting

00:31:41.480 the same dogma but they have the same sort of principle values about freedom uh freedom of

00:31:48.180 speech freedom to gather these fundamental freedoms that form society you can call them libertarian

00:31:52.820 social conservative whatever you want but those groupings that tend to be opposed to that dogmatic

00:31:58.480 monolithic progressive mindset it's diverse and it's organic and it's natural and they're coming

00:32:03.880 together naturally because of concerns not because of some bizarre dogmatic thing that nobody can quite

00:32:09.820 put their finger on but everybody is telling uh in homogeneity so it's it's interesting to see that

00:32:16.140 contrast certainly uh but i think the collective having that one single thing that monolith that

00:32:23.820 ideological thing that you can bind to it's kind of like putting on a team jersey and it feels good

00:32:28.880 for a while but eventually if you're not playing a sport and there's no substance there and all you're

00:32:32.800 doing is wearing a jersey that tends to fade and this speaks to your point about the lies lies being fast

00:32:37.660 but truth's prevailing um the substance is starting to come to the surface and all this stuff that for

00:32:43.120 20 30 years has been pushing the tide as we mentioned it's starting to fade away because there's no

00:32:47.920 substance it's been a veneer the whole time um but we're going to talk a lot about lgbtq stories we're

00:32:53.560 going to get into this let's go back a little bit to the story that we were we were originally getting

00:32:58.420 to which is uh back on this theme of 2035 net zero targets um daniel smith attributes rising

00:33:04.920 power bills to federal ideology 100 on the note maintains opposition to 2035 net zero target

00:33:11.620 when you look at bc manitoba ontario and quebec they're all in a position where 95 of their more

00:33:17.120 power grid is decarbonized daniel smith will rebel news but they're also at maximum power so they face

00:33:23.580 the same challenges that we do the albert and saskatchewan have the most to lose from the

00:33:28.240 proposed clean energy regulations albert of daniel smith says everyone's going to end up paying more

00:33:32.600 if electricity electricity costs uh irrespective of where we live uh go up according to new report

00:33:39.100 by toronto-based policy think tank lfx associates phasing out alberta natural gas from ontario's

00:33:44.740 power grid would cost the average household more than about three thousand dollars three thousand

00:33:50.700 three hundred dollars uh and that'd be through electricity costs in 2030 listen the the thing that

00:33:57.780 sort of pops up here is the the focus all albertans are focused on i can barely pay my bills there's

00:34:05.900 housing concerns costs are skyrocketing we know that forcing a transition will make things cost more

00:34:13.000 and we've seen in other places california wherever it may be that that it doesn't work there's browning

00:34:18.260 rollouts are telling people not there to charge their car it also doesn't work why can't we for just a

00:34:23.700 moment and this is the thing is people are starting to get sick of the ideology but trudeau is all in

00:34:28.320 he doesn't have a personality anymore he's just a collection of ideologies superficial ideologies

00:34:34.180 that he's bought into why can't we just for a few minutes stop with ideologies and focus on making

00:34:40.140 life affordable and getting back to basics and i think this is the death knell for this liberal

00:34:45.880 government is they can't just stop for a second and make a couple reasonable decisions to help people

00:34:51.120 they can't not be pushing an agenda for even a minute well and this is a great way to express

00:34:56.400 the fact that justin trudeau's narcissism isn't limited to just himself this is something that

00:35:01.180 has been created in the very party that he exists in he's been creating that mentality ever since he's

00:35:07.640 been the prime minister this narcissistic we're not going to give you an answer we're never going

00:35:11.920 to apologize because admitting fault is the the least favorable thing that could possibly be imagined

00:35:17.920 um i mean think about if justin trudeau did apologize what would be the repercussions now

00:35:21.720 he's admitted guilt to himself um i don't think that's something he's willing to do ever and that's

00:35:26.880 exactly what's going to happen with the liberal party and you know they i care much more about what

00:35:30.760 politicians do compared to what they say even though what they say can be pretty damning um but

00:35:35.180 what does justin trudeau say he says that he wants to save the planet what does he do he steals

00:35:39.420 your money with a carbon tax the i don't care what he's saying at this point it's his actions that

00:35:44.140 matter you want to save the planet well how about planting all those trees you said you were

00:35:47.580 going to plant no you want to save the planet you know you reduce this that carbon emissions well

00:35:51.660 would have been a great way to do that without stealing from canadians but no that's not the

00:35:56.020 objective the objective is to allocate finances from people that they shouldn't be taking from

00:36:01.080 and redirect it to their friends and alliances internationally yeah jason kenney likes to blame

00:36:07.020 uh the media and by the media i think he means us and largely me for the end of his political career

00:36:12.420 um so many of the questions we asked him that he then folded on like a cheap tent after committing

00:36:17.640 to not doing those things aka vaccine passports which of course he says he didn't do he brought in a 0.98

00:36:23.560 restriction exemption program regardless if he would have had half the cojones of daniel smith and just

00:36:29.180 stood up to the federal government he probably would have been the premier of this province for a very

00:36:34.060 long time and he would have gone down in the history books a la ralph klein as beloved and there

00:36:39.140 would be t-shirts and everyone would be happy he didn't do that now daniel smith is um and the feds

00:36:44.020 don't know what to do with it they're like wow we can jason kenney was a a strong politician he worked

00:36:48.980 in ottawa he understood he understood the game he was going to be the guy that could play them and then

00:36:54.260 daniel smith comes in and they they think oh well she she folded last time we're going to be able to

00:36:59.600 muscle her she's rejected that and bucked that trend entirely let's go to some they're not used to

00:37:05.760 being talked to like this um let's go to some of these videos of daniel smith um replying

00:37:10.720 continually in addition to already telling him to put a sock in it um let's get to these videos in

00:37:14.960 this new campaign uh to tell the feds uh tell the feds.ca that the the provincial government has

00:37:20.440 launched to put an end to this legislating and regulating the development of electricity is

00:37:27.580 exclusively a provincial responsibility under our constitution and no good intentions can make up for

00:37:34.380 overstepping the limits of the law the federal electricity regulations will create a system

00:37:40.240 that is massively unaffordable dangerously unreliable and utterly unconstitutional canadians need to know

00:37:47.020 the facts about what's at stake here and we're ensuring that they will alberta's government has

00:37:51.980 launched a public awareness campaign across the country to inform canadians of ottawa's reckless

00:37:57.040 and costly plan we are running print radio television and social media ads along with billboards

00:38:03.280 and bus wraps these highlight how the regulations will make it more expensive for canadians by

00:38:09.460 increasing power bills it'll drive off investment in jobs and it will threaten the reliability of our

00:38:14.660 power grid and put it at risk and as we all begin to feel the temperatures dip and the wind grow cooler

00:38:21.080 having just come off uh a summer with uh with heat waves we are reminded that we live in a country of

00:38:29.760 extremes our campaign urges everyone to contact their mps and and have their say so that ottawa can hear how

00:38:38.200 many people are deeply concerned

00:38:39.780 yeah you know what's wild is touch on a lot of great stuff there you can kind of unpack that for

00:38:48.080 yourself though look at even the conversation around the alberta pension plan we're not going to talk

00:38:52.100 about it much today but quebec quebec's already doing that and that's fine but the second alberta wants to do it

00:38:58.080 that's problematic quebec is doing its own thing on energy they're doing very well with hydro nobody

00:39:03.720 says anything the ndp has no problem with it they dare not question them alberta is saying you know

00:39:08.440 what we're going to take a note out of quebec's book and we're going to do what's best for us for

00:39:12.020 a change um and they can't stand that because we are paying the bills for the province or for the

00:39:17.140 country rather very often and now we're finally standing up for ourselves but we're seeing this again

00:39:21.900 this is unconstitutional it doesn't make any sense it's not evidence-based now i for one i'm not crazy

00:39:27.020 about the government spending money on advertising but uh i think in the long term this is going to be

00:39:31.220 one of those ones that pays for itself so we shall see um we can jump in i think we have one more

00:39:36.120 clip of danielle smith from the same thing um and then we can react to sort of both of them collectively

00:39:40.600 though potentially it's pulling it up the it's just just loading uh should be just fine it said though

00:39:51.720 while it's coming up and we can jump away if if uh once it loads but uh here we go

00:39:56.520 by now you're all aware of ottawa's proposed electricity regulations which are intended to

00:40:02.980 force rapid and risky changes on the nation's power grid by 2035 calling their plans poorly

00:40:09.560 conceived doesn't begin to touch on their injustice they are disastrously uninformed and totally

00:40:16.280 disconnected from reality if implemented the proposed federal electricity regulations will

00:40:21.460 stick canadian families and businesses with unaffordable bills and provincial governments

00:40:26.140 with crushing debt and the grid itself based on unreliable energy sources will risk leaving many of us

00:40:33.420 shivering in the darkness in the dead of winter or sweating it out in plus 30 weather in the summer

00:40:38.380 there are a few major facts that deserve to be widely known first is the cost of canada's

00:40:44.200 electricity systems has been built up over decades radically redesigning them in 12 years would cost

00:40:50.840 canadians at least a trillion dollars and possibly as much as 1.7 trillion dollars alberta would bear

00:40:56.860 the largest cost of any province estimated at coming anywhere between 200 billion to more than 400

00:41:02.600 billion and those expenses would ultimately end up being passed on to you albertans everyone from

00:41:09.060 single parents to non-profits to small businesses how governments families and businesses would be able

00:41:15.500 to pay for all of this is beyond me i suspect it's beyond ottawa too in their rush to serve narrow

00:41:21.260 ideological interests and pat themselves on the back they didn't stop to think about the consequences

00:41:25.620 for canadians so she said that their plan is uh totally disconnected they're disastrously uninformed

00:41:33.820 and totally disconnected from reality and that descriptor i think also for justin trudeau but to hear

00:41:39.520 that absolutely just categorical evisceration um the pointing out of the facts listen we're not

00:41:44.980 california where if the power goes out and don't get me wrong i get some parts of california are cold but

00:41:48.720 we're not california where if the power goes out you'll be okay you're going to be huddling around

00:41:54.220 in a basement wrapped up in blankets trying to survive maybe in an attic so the heat raises we'll

00:41:59.220 see though but this is a survival level crisis and this isn't just oh you won't be able to charge your

00:42:05.220 electric cars this is you won't be able to cook food you won't be able to uh turn your heat on your

00:42:11.260 house will freeze over you won't be able to start your car because there'll be no heat and this is

00:42:15.120 seriously problematic and i'm glad that this government is saying enough is enough and i'm glad that this

00:42:20.220 government is calling out the federal government because this is mad this is madness like this is

00:42:25.680 we're we're no longer the canada we once were we're no longer respected on a global stage

00:42:30.820 things are generally affordable but for now the power other than first nations communities with 0.97

00:42:37.940 which trudeau doesn't do much to help um for now in most places the power comes on the heat stays on

00:42:44.340 and you can run water this is the the the government the federal government's like last

00:42:50.020 ditch effort to make us no longer a first world country that seems to be what's happening here

00:42:54.960 they want to take even that last sensible bit of decency and first worldness away from canada

00:43:00.940 well all you have to do and you know daniel smith is providing a very sensible uh conversation here

00:43:07.340 uh with the the federal agencies that are involved in the federal ministers etc

00:43:11.400 uh but where are we going with all of this are we going are we going to the you know 2020 uh pardon

00:43:18.640 me 2020 uh 2050 2030 uh world agendas or are we looking at what the municipalities need what the

00:43:26.540 provinces need what canadian citizens need what kind of path is justin trudeau laying out there

00:43:31.940 he's clearly laying out a path that is far more aligned with the quote on you know global agenda as it

00:43:37.920 were than he is any plan that is beneficial to canada and canadians i mean you think about you

00:43:43.740 know this is a an example i've brought up before if if justin trudeau was so determined to fight

00:43:48.680 russia and you know offset them in this war on ukraine why didn't why wasn't the first thing he did

00:43:54.060 was build a pipeline from alberta straight to the east coast so that we could just pump oil into europe

00:44:00.840 or natural gas or whatever it might be why didn't he take that step that that would have been

00:44:05.560 beneficial for us that would have been beneficial for europe but that doesn't work because that

00:44:09.980 creates more oil usage that gives alberta more of an advantage and alberta doesn't necessarily play

00:44:15.820 ball as well with the global agenda as the feds do and the feds want this power it's absolutely

00:44:20.980 shameful and all you have to do is look at his policies look at what canadians need and look at

00:44:25.640 what the global agenda is which one is trudeau aligned with everyone knows it's the global agenda and

00:44:30.240 it doesn't work for canadians and it goes back to the military spending we're talking about

00:44:34.840 the estimated costs being 50 times our total government military spending in order to

00:44:40.160 reshape the grilled grid based on this ideology um really quickly before we cut to an ad break

00:44:44.700 then we're going to come back get through a lot of stories here uh but david staples of the edmonton

00:44:49.000 journal yes the edmonton journal david staples has been good on some issues uh he he tweets the

00:44:54.040 sovereignty act was created to prevent obnoxious and illegal federal intrusions into alberta's

00:44:58.420 constitutionally protected areas such as our power grid use it ignore the foolish alarmist feds 0.98

00:45:03.400 keep alberta's grid safe and reliable words of wisdom uh even the edmonton journal hopping on board

00:45:09.220 the daniel smith train it would appear on this issue anyways and don't get me wrong it sounds a little

00:45:14.980 bit like we're fanboying when daniel smith makes mistakes and she will make mistakes we will be on top

00:45:20.040 of her it's just when politicians do good things and it's rare that we have politicians

00:45:24.000 fervently standing up for alberta and doing good things we have to cover that fairly and highlight

00:45:29.640 that important work um but but make no mistake this is not a fanboying train the same way many

00:45:35.200 were encouraged with jason kenny as he came up when he betrayed those principles when he didn't stick to

00:45:39.460 his words we certainly held him accountable so the same applies to all politicians um fortunate

00:45:44.460 though for the time being we definitely have a government that's standing with us uh we'll jump to

00:45:48.320 was there one more thing said are you good look like no i mean maybe i can say you know you know

00:45:52.460 on the fanboy remark you look at the way premier smith is talking about these things she's very aligned

00:45:57.620 with the industry as opposed to the federal government uh and you know what does she say she still wants

00:46:02.440 the the 2050 agenda and this is all predicated on environmental you know quote-unquote science as it

00:46:08.880 were and that's the underlying argument or the underlying conversation that's not being discussed is the

00:46:14.080 validity of these you know environmental world ending accusations um it's kind of being subverted

00:46:20.520 for you know a reasonable stance within the transition but the transition itself isn't being

00:46:24.420 questioned um so if you're looking for criticism there is criticism to be had oh yeah yeah and i mean i

00:46:30.040 know i i do appreciate that i've asked danielle smith several premier premier smith several times

00:46:34.960 why do why are we even using this rhetoric and she said well the industry is using it and she even

00:46:39.200 said maybe i shouldn't be but this is what the industry says and uh we're not our job is not to

00:46:43.380 regulate and and monitor the industry entirely it's to sort of govern and create a framework for

00:46:50.000 success jobs opportunities all that stuff so um let's jump to this ad break and then we're

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00:49:15.260 easily access instagram facebook all of these things that uh that the trudeau government has

00:49:20.080 unfortunately forced facebook and instagram to sort of block because they're not willing to play by

00:49:25.280 their rules um speaking of someone who's not willing to play by the rules daniel smith standing

00:49:29.760 up to the uh government and scott moe uh the premier in saskatchewan standing up to the agenda

00:49:36.220 courts uh generally push them to shove on appeals after a period of time the courts usually will get it

00:49:46.040 close to right not entirely right but we've had a lot of wins when push comes to shove because these

00:49:51.160 federal court supreme court whatever it may be judges they know the sort of gravity of getting

00:49:55.760 one of these wrongs so we've taken the government uh to court over access to to leaders debates over a

00:50:00.960 number of things um lots of the cases of appeal um whether it be the the pastors or people prosecuted

00:50:06.580 under under covet 19 victories are taking place we saw the big ingram decision so but in the meantime

00:50:11.820 the lower level courts there seems to be a lot of uh political agenda going on and the rulings don't

00:50:18.240 necessarily make sense and they're very often condemned by the higher courts um so scott moe uh 0.63

00:50:23.320 we we obviously saw that they were implementing effectively a parental uh consent parental acknowledgement

00:50:29.460 parental rights uh movement uh we we're seeing this becoming a major trend right across canada the

00:50:34.640 million march for children um being the latest event but parents in this country are concerned over

00:50:39.500 what's happening in schools um there's no way that a child and a teacher should have secrets from a

00:50:44.960 parent that is the 101 of grooming like when when i've worked in institutions that work with children

00:50:49.980 you watch for people who are trying to establish secrets and exclude the parents as the number one

00:50:56.000 red flag that is textbook grooming behavior and this isn't a contentious thing to say um but so they

00:51:02.180 bring in this policy saying parents need to be in the loop effectively and the courts effectively

00:51:06.680 strike it down saying no that's not going to happen um fortunately scott moe and we'll just read his

00:51:12.060 response to the court's ruling uh today i asked the speaker to recall the legislative assembly

00:51:16.920 on tuesday october 10th to pass legislation to protect parents rights our government is extremely

00:51:22.380 dismayed by the judicial overreach of the court blocking implementation of the parental inclusion and

00:51:27.260 consent policy a policy which has a strong support of majority of saskatchewan residents in

00:51:31.740 particular saskatchewan parents the default position should never be to keep a child's

00:51:36.120 information from their parents it is in the best interest of children to ensure parents are

00:51:39.980 included in their children's education in their classrooms and in all important decisions involving

00:51:44.520 their children that is why our government will take action to ensure the rights of saskatchewan

00:51:48.480 parents are protected and that this policy is implemented by recalling the legislative assembly

00:51:52.680 and using the notwithstanding clause of the canadian constitution to pass legislation to protect

00:51:58.100 parental rights so they're saying courts be damned we're using the notwithstanding clause and we are

00:52:02.560 making this enshrined law within our land we now have pierre pauliever standing up in defense of

00:52:07.760 parental rights scott mo daniel smith the list goes on again this is this is a massive shift in the tide

00:52:15.320 uh that that is massively overdue and the one thing that struck me and we're going back and i and i

00:52:20.360 mentioned we talk about this a bit from last night but one of the things that dr j badacharya

00:52:24.380 badacharya rather uh said and he was talking about the freedom convoy and how canadians really

00:52:30.240 changed the perspective on the world and the whole world looked to the freedom convoy and he said we

00:52:36.740 see canadians the truckers saved the world it's incredibly interesting the comment that he made

00:52:42.020 after that though in relation to this million uh march event that took place and in relation to so

00:52:48.340 many of these uh politicians finally taking a stand the fact that canadians just stopped caring

00:52:54.660 about people calling them names so for a long time through canadian history canadians would back

00:53:00.500 off you're a bigot you're a transphobe you're this canadians don't like being called that so they

00:53:05.400 backed off and backed off and backed off and that's why so much progress has been made but folks when

00:53:10.340 they cross that line of parents protecting their kids parents said you know what call me whatever you

00:53:15.420 want i don't care anymore i'm standing up for my kids parents will die for their kids and many of

00:53:20.520 these politicians are parents they know firsthand what it means to take a stand when it counts

00:53:24.940 the progressives didn't count on this pushback but people parents in this country are saying you know

00:53:30.780 what i don't care call me whatever you want you've used those words so much they don't mean anything

00:53:34.640 ironically as trudeau is celebrating a nazi his progressive voters are calling other people nazis

00:53:40.820 they've they've disparaged and done a disservice to those insults um and they've used them so broadly

00:53:46.120 that people simply don't care anymore and people are taking a stand for common sense no matter what

00:53:50.380 you call them i think it's a welcome shift for canada what do you think said well you mentioned

00:53:55.700 the speaker from last night and i'll get back to the you know trans you know stuff as it were um but

00:54:00.900 he mentioned how the canadian truckers the freedom convoy movement to change the political landscape of

00:54:05.200 the world same thing i remember an interview uh i helped to do camera work for uh that you interviewed

00:54:10.280 sarah palin the former governor of alaska um she said the exact same thing canadian truckers woke up the

00:54:16.640 world i'm actually gonna uh i was i have an old clip of christine anderson when she was here in

00:54:21.800 alberta uh i actually got to meet her in calgary and i i interviewed her i asked two questions and

00:54:27.400 she said the exact same thing canadian truckers woke up the world and what impact did that have

00:54:33.040 well people took to the streets to make change because they saw that this messed up reality that

00:54:37.860 was being presented to them wasn't just localized it was international canadian truckers woke up the world

00:54:44.200 and they're doing the same thing with this million march and people are standing up and they're

00:54:47.380 realizing yeah if you want to mutilate children you should go to jail there's no two ways about that

00:54:53.300 if you want to cut off young children's breasts or young boys you know testicular organs uh you you want

00:55:00.260 to cut off body parts of young children like that you want to manipulate them into thinking that they 0.52

00:55:04.760 are not a man or a woman a boy a girl you there's you got some serious problems and if you get to that

00:55:10.620 point where you're cutting up children you should go to jail yeah and if i love the like that i think

00:55:16.800 was gays against groomers had a thing that was like if you have a problem with this law this law is for

00:55:21.000 you uh like you're the person it was designed for um we have another article hundreds of trans teens

00:55:25.920 under 18 about breasts removed in canada new data shows um we've seen also interviews from like

00:55:32.040 project veritas and organizations like that where they're talking about targeting people uh young

00:55:38.200 and the fact is here listen if you're an adult do whatever you want i'd rather not pay for it but

00:55:43.300 do whatever you want uh the issue here though is the level of regret and the suicidal suicidal ideation

00:55:50.360 that results from youth transitioning is devastating there are underlying issues and the fact is and you

00:55:57.660 can talk to the people personally directly i've had the opportunity to interview walter who transitioned

00:56:02.800 uh for years and and he among many other people they weren't told the facts their stories weren't

00:56:08.860 that it wasn't here's all the information here's informed consent here's what might happen there are

00:56:14.260 horror stories about these botched operations um and they're doing them to kids who will never recover

00:56:20.300 their lives will never ever be the same and this is often when they're they're they think they're

00:56:25.640 power rangers or they think they're cats or dogs like it's at it's at an age that is completely

00:56:30.240 inappropriate kids can't get tattoos they can't vote they can't smoke they can't buy a gun they

00:56:36.260 can't serve in the military but we can permanently alter them forever forever irreparably with

00:56:43.020 questionable fringe operations this well this is yeah go ahead no if i may um you talked about how

00:56:51.280 there's kind of a cheapening of words that's been happening here in canada you know you racist you

00:56:55.380 sexist well those things don't mean anything anymore because everyone uses that to accuse anybody of

00:56:59.320 anything uh and i think i bring this up because you think about the you know lgbtq plus i triangle

00:57:06.060 movement um it it's an absolute joke and it used to mean something you know there were you know

00:57:11.860 homosexuals that would demonstrate in protest so that they could have uh you know a normal life in 0.99

00:57:16.900 many senses as it were now what are they celebrating they've got hordes of people dressing up in

00:57:23.180 you know sexualized doggy outfits asking children to pet them uh this isn't anything to do with

00:57:28.380 lesbians gays or bisexuals or even you know legitimate transsexuals for that matter as you

00:57:33.500 know there is not you know the the people that you know allege themselves to be you know gender

00:57:38.240 confused but there are actually people out there who do have these kinds of issues and those issues

00:57:43.520 are being exploited en masse and they're being projected onto children and these children are being

00:57:48.540 told that they have some kind of some variety of sexual issue that they need to accept and

00:57:54.060 indoctrinate themselves into and that they'll grow into it's absolutely atrocious sure you know

00:57:59.360 someone might naturally grow up to have certain you know sexual uh certain sexual difference to the

00:58:04.560 majority of society but if we're promoting that on mass i i mean we're creating this uh not a society

00:58:10.420 of unix but we are creating we're manufacturing unix in our society and these people are going to need

00:58:17.320 support for a long period of time because it's pretty hard to come back from cutting your genitals off 1.00

00:58:21.960 it's not like you can yeah yeah yeah and i was just gonna say the other thing that's like that's

00:58:27.000 that's so vexing to me is you look at like and i'm kind of using this term jokingly but like there's a

00:58:32.840 lot of normal gays out there who like aren't on board with any radical agendas and are just living their 0.95

00:58:38.900 lives and and nobody really has a problem with it what's wild though is there's so few of them

00:58:44.420 involved in politics there's some don't get me wrong but so many of the people who identify as

00:58:49.960 lgbtq within politics they don't even stop to question for a second the extreme fringe minority

00:58:57.240 well maybe the fringe majority of the movement like if you're a member of this community you should

00:59:02.300 say well i don't want to be associated with minors undergoing irreparable surgeries and there's a bunch

00:59:07.020 of politicians there's many here in alberta who are very proud of of their their uh referring to

00:59:12.580 themselves as ml gays things like that sure be proud i don't care you do you but but shouldn't you 0.96

00:59:18.680 at least be willing to criticize something as extreme as as permanently transitioning a minor but

00:59:24.380 no they're all on board with this the politicians it's bizarre well and it's not the straights against

00:59:29.480 the gays here like that no that's not anything that's going on it's the ideology that's being

00:59:34.300 presented it's so toxic and so damaging to people such as children who are very easily manipulated uh

00:59:42.120 this is something that we're not factoring in and it's a shame that they are you know advocating it as

00:59:46.920 the lesbian gay bisexual movement when there's such a clear disconnect it's not the people 0.98

00:59:51.240 it nobody cares if you're gay or whatever it is the ideology and instead what do people do who defend

00:59:58.040 these things they say oh you're attacking the gays you're a homophobe you know this and that whatever

01:00:03.000 it's like no i just don't want you to cut my child's genitals off that that's that's one you know 0.82

01:00:07.900 it shouldn't be shocking yeah one last thing we have one more big story to talk about after this but i do

01:00:12.920 want to really quickly if it's okay um it was so interesting many of you probably saw the clip

01:00:18.920 from the calgary uh protest of the the child the young yeah i don't know how old he is pretty much

01:00:25.480 a child saying oh uh gays are disgusting i i don't know if you've seen that clip sid okay so there's a

01:00:32.660 clip that was cut and edited and shared by everybody with this kid and he no doubt heard there was some

01:00:38.820 stuff being yelled you're disgusting blah blah blah from across the street the kid then said

01:00:43.920 no gays are disgusting you're the psychopaths and the crowd kind of goes haha the kid took a mic

01:00:51.480 mahmoud moura the organizer that they all say is a bigot took the microphone away and we have the clip

01:00:57.260 here and and i don't know if we can pull it up i i did share it it they edited it right at the point

01:01:02.940 where two people sort of awkwardly clap and then they cut the video but if we can pull it i tweeted

01:01:09.660 it and it is in the slack if we can pull it up i'd love for people to see the full video that isn't

01:01:15.460 selectively edited to to listen to the words of mahmoud moura um that that paint an entirely different

01:01:21.560 picture from what was what was shared there so i think they're pulling it up now yeah so listen to

01:01:27.540 the original comments which i don't agree with at all but then listen to the part they omitted

01:01:31.440 no i want to tell you one thing gay people are like human they are flesh and blood we respect their

01:01:59.440 existence we respect their choice maybe we don't agree with what they do but still they exist we

01:02:06.420 respect them because they are our brothers in humanity the only thing we ask them not to be

01:02:11.640 involved in our personal life not to be involved in our kids life not to be involved in other people

01:02:18.200 businesses because what you want to do is not no one so there you go they edited it and they also

01:02:26.040 said that's his son which isn't true but they edited the clip suggesting he was reinforcing that

01:02:31.320 message and you saw two of his friends kind of clapping and laughing but he then takes the microphone

01:02:37.020 and says no they are flesh and blood like us they deserve respect they're our brothers and sisters we

01:02:41.360 may not agree with them but we have to love them and then the crowd really clapped and cheered it's so

01:02:47.100 wild to see the disconnect between reality and then what folks will represent but the the little clip at

01:02:53.020 the start was shared by absolutely everybody uh who'd who you'd expect to share they edited

01:02:57.400 the end off and this is this is what's happening within the media there's going to be lots of what

01:03:03.500 i heard from the other side could clearly be defined as bigoted or or anti-christian anti-muslim

01:03:08.280 whatever it may be um calling people nazis whatever whatever it is while rooting for nazis

01:03:13.580 but the the fact is is the majority of these people just care about their kids they say if you want to

01:03:20.220 push that on your kids that's fine let's just focus on academics in school the message is as

01:03:24.160 straightforward as can be and it doesn't matter if lobby groups or activists or courts disagree with

01:03:29.040 it um that that's the truth that will prevail and the lies as we mentioned off the bat about these

01:03:33.780 people will spread but they'll fade quickly they'll spread fast they'll fade quickly the truth will prevail

01:03:38.520 uh speaking of truth our final story for the day uh truth and reconciliation day uh tomorrow in uh in

01:03:45.820 uh canada right across canada um i guess more than half of canadians won't celebrate it which is it

01:03:51.260 something you celebrate um i guess that's the term for a holiday but what i wanted to talk about on

01:03:56.940 this story uh more than anything is uh there's a lot of talk about what needs to be done to honor

01:04:02.960 to acknowledge to to get to the bottom of this and i i think it's in the it's in the title there's truth

01:04:09.680 and reconciliation um we've been working on truth and reconciliation from a premise of lies

01:04:15.480 um and and we can show this next story um it's we criticize cbc a lot the odd time and there's major

01:04:22.780 problems with this reports uh with this report there's a lot of apologetics for ground penetrating

01:04:27.120 radar um and there's a lot of sort of discussion about how oh well this doesn't mean that this is the

01:04:32.320 case elsewhere um they also don't reveal the fact which spoiler alert but they don't find anything

01:04:37.840 whatsoever when they're excavating until about two-thirds of the way through the very dramatic

01:04:42.140 film uh but the first nations community uh in this video and i think it's pine sorry the title's just

01:04:49.760 disappearing here but it's pine uh creek first nations uh their chief said we don't know what we're

01:04:56.280 going to find there might be nothing there might be something uh but their community apparently some

01:05:00.720 of the locals wanted to just go in and dig um immediately saying we need to know if there's

01:05:04.960 something here if there isn't um and of course they said well we need to hire professionals but

01:05:08.860 their chief said whatever the truth may be we need to get to the bottom of it

01:05:12.720 and we need to dig so they took the sort of 14 most promising ground penetrating pings that happened

01:05:18.980 to be in the basement of a church and lo and behold as we've predicted in so many of these cases

01:05:23.740 and they say they don't want people saying we predicted this or i told you so but the fact is

01:05:28.300 this seems to be the case we've also said if there are graves dig them so that so that people can be

01:05:33.020 held accountable but nothing was found whatsoever here and the people are relieved that they that

01:05:39.260 nothing was found because the horror stories that they've been told the horror stories that broke the

01:05:45.000 hearts of the community i for one and one of the reasons i'm so passionate about this is because i've

01:05:49.660 talked to first nations people who have just wept because they believe that mass murders took place

01:05:56.060 of children they believe that that's what they've been told and that is quite simply not the case that is

01:06:01.520 not what happened so truth and reconciliation is necessary what happened to first nations people

01:06:06.280 this government did plan to get rid of them they plan to erase their culture when that didn't really 0.99

01:06:11.040 work they were like oh we can leave them to die our government did that that is true um we need to

01:06:16.300 tackle the government that's currently espousing similar policies and forcing people to accept

01:06:21.340 indoctrination and education that they don't believe in our government has learned nothing

01:06:24.860 whatsoever but they want everyone else paying and suffering they don't care that first nations 0.97

01:06:29.580 communities are torn up by this because they're scoring political points but we need to dig absolutely

01:06:34.220 everywhere sensitively professionally we need scholars to do it to unveil the truth so that we can come

01:06:40.500 to reconciliation because until that is done until digs like this they dug 14 of 71 possible sites and

01:06:46.780 absolutely nothing was found whatsoever until that is done at all of these sites these people

01:06:52.200 there it's it's like waiting for someone to pass you don't know the information that someone could dig

01:06:58.880 and find these answers but these communities are just waiting just suffering and every year is another

01:07:04.160 day of truth and reconciliation rolls by and we haven't unveiled the truth here there's just more hurt more

01:07:09.800 suffering more division these communities deserve answers and i for one i'm grateful to the chief from pine

01:07:14.640 creek for first nations uh for providing his community with answers well and maybe i could just add if we can pull

01:07:20.800 up that uh the truth and uh reconciliation headline for a second you see that uh you know canadians are less

01:07:26.600 inclined to celebrate 57 i believe it was uh are less inclined to support this movement yeah 50 percent

01:07:32.920 uh also believe or that there are other issues uh pardon me but uh they won't be celebrating truth and

01:07:38.020 reconciliation day and i actually think this is a sad thing uh i perhaps quasi in alignment with you

01:07:43.480 not because you know i think that the the inflammatory remarks justin triddle made about this

01:07:48.080 um you know are valid i i think that there does need to be uh sympathy for real issues that we have

01:07:54.020 as you address you know there were actual there's an actual history there um where you know not everybody

01:07:59.300 you know was the winner um so i do think it is sad that there is that deflation but where did this

01:08:05.700 where did this headline come from why is it that there's a decrease in interest well because the peak interest

01:08:10.740 it was brought in around the time on the tail end of the black lives matter movement in the united states

01:08:16.420 and this was a huge issue there were cities being lit on fire and this was like our version of that

01:08:22.040 uh you know truth and reconciliation a bunch of dead native kids somewhere in the backwoods of canada

01:08:26.640 uh and trudeau got the nation riled up he put fuel on this fire he made it completely political

01:08:31.940 and then now when it's no longer convenient for him well you can see he's not advocating he's not

01:08:37.500 pumping out he's not doing the the photo shoots and surfing uh that he was doing previously when

01:08:42.780 advocating for these things he just doesn't care because it's not as useful to him anymore

01:08:46.240 so that's where you know i do remain you know sympathetic to the people that have had issues

01:08:50.820 from you know the the real history that we have here in canada yeah and i'm extreme i i think i think

01:08:56.700 having these conversations and this chief who's willing to dig is the p is the perspective of people who are

01:09:02.500 actually sympathetic towards the plights of first nations people most people who are uh in line with

01:09:08.700 the liberal agenda and on board with the sort of woke addressing of first nations issues they they haven't

01:09:14.920 been out to a first nations community they haven't had conversations with the people they haven't seen

01:09:20.260 the hurt and they also they sort of put first nations people on a pedestal where they don't

01:09:24.940 interact with them as people and that's factual they aren't willing to have conversations that

01:09:29.680 they'd have with anybody else else with first nations people because they view them as these sort of

01:09:34.280 other creatures and that's terrible that is racism we need to come together and i remember uh one of the

01:09:40.380 elders i won't even say his name to get him in heat or anything but one of the very respected elders

01:09:44.940 said you know what i'm sick of this these these politics i'm an indian you're a white man let's sit

01:09:50.080 down and have tea together those are the types of conversations we need to have get over this sort

01:09:54.460 of abstraction and division that this liberal government has just been driving at for so long we

01:09:59.680 need to gather and get together and you fit the nail on the head there we do need to get to the the

01:10:04.540 roots of this the suffering the current ongoing issues within first nations cultures the the the lack

01:10:09.720 of access to clean water um that is still devastating and heartbreaking and this government

01:10:14.040 constantly sort of prides themselves on being the ones dealing with it and and certainly campaigns on

01:10:20.800 dealing with it but they quite simply aren't when you're talking to to people in these communities

01:10:25.280 uh firsthand and and and directly that's what we need to break down the stigma around these

01:10:30.380 conversations so that we can get to the truth of the matter truth and reconciliation that is what

01:10:35.160 it is all about um looking forward in the next coming while to covering more stories on this

01:10:41.280 issue but yeah folks like go out experience the culture go to like your there's like there's museums

01:10:47.280 wherever you are um these people are eager eager to share their culture um and you can learn from

01:10:52.700 them and then next time someone says oh well i've never been to a reservation or spoken to first

01:10:57.480 nations people but justin trudeau told me this about first nations people you can be like well

01:11:01.400 actually i was over with uh this elder from this community and they actually told me this that the

01:11:06.300 the picture that this government has painted of first nations people in this country is not what

01:11:10.840 first patient first nations people are and if you meet them firsthand you're going to realize that

01:11:15.200 very very quickly um so certainly a a a tense issue but tomorrow you know what if you're like i'm sick

01:11:23.540 of truth and reconciliation reject what the government has made it throw that away put that by the

01:11:29.220 wayside and take a moment to consider that part of the heritage and part of the culture that built

01:11:34.440 canada these people contributed in our war efforts we would have we would have not been what we are

01:11:39.120 without them in the war efforts they've contributed fundamentally um you look at some of the legacies

01:11:43.540 particularly in world world war ii with languages being used as coding mechanisms they're a critical

01:11:48.760 part of our culture that cannot be forgotten and we do have to look to the harms of the past the

01:11:53.500 things that have occurred to ensure that they do not happen again so tomorrow uh don't let them make

01:11:58.640 truth and reconciliation day a woke thing that is anti-culture that is anti-canadian that is what

01:12:04.340 trudeau wants it to be reappropriate it make it your own and take a moment to think about aboriginal

01:12:09.060 contributions in this country uh sorry to get preachy but uh but i had to uh sid i want to thank you so

01:12:15.660 much we've gone a little bit over today but there was so much to talk about sid thanks so much any final

01:12:19.900 words for folks out there absolutely and you know final words taxes theft add them to you

01:12:25.040 perfect taxes theft there you have it sid thank you so much you were great today i want to thank

01:12:30.380 everyone in the studio for making this possible it's still magic to me how you pull stuff up and

01:12:34.660 make it appear on the screen i don't understand glad i don't have to do it but without you guys

01:12:37.960 this show wouldn't happen everyone in the office uh our folks across the country doing so much

01:12:42.720 incredible work indeed around the world and most importantly our viewers who make all of this

01:12:46.820 possible without you we quite simply couldn't do it so thank you so much as always for rebel news

01:12:51.740 i'm adam sos dr james lindsay who is a frequent guest of both joe rogan and jordan peterson

01:12:57.940 and the host of the new discourse podcast is coming to alberta for the first time and so the

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01:13:26.320 directly to the dangers of critical theory and its gender ideology that are pushing their way into

01:13:31.600 children's classrooms in queer theory you know calling somebody saying you're a man or a woman is 0.57

01:13:35.640 called a violence of categorization you just why don't you say it's this is systemic sexism and

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