Rebel News Podcast - DAILY Roundup ｜ Trudeau preps for UN assembly, Ontario's new COVID plan, Sask. pronoun debate

00:00:00.000 all right hello everybody joining us at home you are tuned into the daily roundup here on

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00:00:29.580 today is thursday september 14th which is crazy to think that we're already halfway through september

00:00:36.100 i am your co-host mary ugolini and i am joined by one of our alberta correspondents co-host sydney

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00:00:48.300 interesting headlines today i look forward to getting through but i'll leave it to you to get

00:00:51.160 started yeah well just before we do get started because we're going to be talking a lot from

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00:03:50.980 to sell out um okay so without further ado we will get into our first topic which sorry in advance

00:03:59.000 is about canadian prime minister justin trudeau just this morning uh he's announced that he will

00:04:06.160 be attending the united nations general assembly in new york that runs from september 19th to the 21st

00:04:13.860 it's the 78th session and uh if you just click open that full link there you know it it's all about

00:04:20.740 obviously the united nations sustainable development goals the sdgs the advocacy groups involved with that

00:04:26.980 and the prime minister will be speaking at the sustainable development goal summit um he is

00:04:34.540 apparently going to be working very closely with our global partners to build a better world for

00:04:38.680 everyone because we've seen over the last roughly eight years that he has tackled any of that uh but

00:04:45.380 apparently that will include advocating for ambitious climate action global security democracy human

00:04:52.280 rights and access to health care uh part of this is a really central topic will be um convening leaders

00:05:02.300 at a global carbon pricing challenge so this is really to me seems to be leading on this um new age

00:05:12.980 idea of you know challenges you see those viral videos go on social media platforms where it's these

00:05:18.880 silly little stunts um but they're they're marketed as challenges and usually it's funny things like

00:05:23.360 that there was a bucket challenge i don't know the some my my kids are sometimes into these challenges

00:05:28.040 but it seems that the government is um really honing in on that social media trend um and so if you click

00:05:36.900 that link further to the global pricing carbon pricing challenge um it's it's basically calling on

00:05:44.800 countries around the world to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions and fight climate change um through

00:05:50.540 well carbon pricing because we know here in canada at least that through the use of a carbon tax that is

00:05:57.220 supposed to somehow work to um reduce carbon and cool the planet you know as we look forward to this

00:06:06.220 i guess they begin next week sydney what do you think about this uh honestly i think it's a little bit of a

00:06:14.080 suicide pact uh they they worship the end of the world in many senses and they say well if you don't

00:06:19.200 adhere to x y and z well then we're all going to die um it's unfortunate language to say the least and

00:06:25.620 you know it's funny you're they're going to un in new york uh look at the issues that they're having

00:06:30.500 with migration this isn't just limited to new york city why aren't they talking about migration why

00:06:34.880 aren't they talking about housing why aren't they talking about uh drug problems that we're facing

00:06:38.660 around the world instead they're focusing on all these meaningless things like climate action global

00:06:44.060 security really what what does that mean i mean we've seen how they handle matters of global security

00:06:49.940 and they don't do it well um and you talk about democracy well justin trudeau is going there to

00:06:54.660 advocate for democracy that's a little rich especially given his stance on peaceful demonstrations

00:06:59.160 and the rhetoric he uses it towards anybody who disagrees with him uh it's really rich i think

00:07:04.660 most of the stuff that comes out of the united nations is a far a far thing from anything good

00:07:10.220 right and it's also just so hypocritical that in order to denounce this uh the happenings and to

00:07:20.080 denounce climate change in general uh these global leaders have to have to travel they always have to

00:07:25.300 convene somewhere as they globe trot and travel unabated around the world um whining and dining in these

00:07:33.380 swanky events these swanky venues um so this particular one i don't think i mentioned it

00:07:38.540 before will happen in new york city and again that will run september 19th to 21st um and i imagine

00:07:45.140 that they're not staying in you know a cost-effective best western let's say and that's even kind of middle

00:07:51.080 of the ground um i imagine they're staying in the best of the best they'll be eating the best of the

00:07:55.560 best they'll be flying the best of the best and the rest of us are to just be starving at home

00:08:02.500 poor because no one can afford their basic life necessities with the rate of inflation and the

00:08:09.820 the continued imposition and implementation of a carbon tax that really has more effect than just

00:08:17.100 increasing costs for homeowners and uh people who are who have bills and utilities but it also

00:08:22.800 is ricocheting and affecting obviously food um anything that comes to our country via truck which

00:08:29.040 is basically everything fuel so on and so forth this really has um a multifaceted impact it's not just

00:08:37.020 on gas usage and electricity uh this is really impacting every aspect of canadians lives meanwhile

00:08:45.500 uh the people who are doing this to the plebs the lay people are the ones who don't have to reap what

00:08:52.300 they're sowing which is getting increasingly frustrating for canadians who are being hit where

00:08:58.580 where it hurts their pocketbooks and i say that all the time um but the liberals seem to be just so out

00:09:04.440 of touch with that and relentless with these implementations that they can't even see the

00:09:09.240 effect it's having on everyday canadians well and it's funny you mentioned there the the lavish

00:09:15.580 lifestyle they live and indulge in and it's very true but in the same hand i know i think we've talked

00:09:20.180 about this on a recent live where justin trudeau's very own jet was falling apart or at least it was

00:09:25.680 inactive for a few days longer than expected and this is eight years of justin trudeau he came into a

00:09:32.160 house of order let's call it he came into a jet that worked and we're getting to that point now where

00:09:36.380 his lack of attention to the things that actually matter the infrastructure of everyday canadian things

00:09:41.240 such as a private jet for the prime minister which should be uh you'd think something that's never

00:09:46.340 going to break down and here it is he's spending extra days around the world and i think this is

00:09:51.280 indicative of how he's handled the country because he walked into a country that was at least it had

00:09:56.520 some decency to it in many senses and and he's he's brought such a degrading of that over the last

00:10:03.360 few years we've seen that we're watching the drug overdoses uh and the impact that has on the

00:10:08.680 communities around the country we're looking at the homelessness crisis we're looking at the housing

00:10:12.360 issues i mean over the years it's just gotten worse and worse and worse because he doesn't

00:10:16.640 maintain his own house um you know we maybe not get into too much of the personal issues he's had to

00:10:21.960 deal with of course i think a lot of people know about uh the the separation that he's undergone now

00:10:25.900 but clearly this is a failure of him to maintain the structures that he was granted uh and given an

00:10:32.760 obligation to uphold yeah i mean all in all it's just been complete ineptitude and i unfortunately in

00:10:40.140 2015 when he was first elected prime minister i was not nearly as politically involved or aware as i am

00:10:45.680 now and i think that's because of the uh slow degradation of our country of our means of living

00:10:53.520 cost of living has gone so downhill since that time you know in 2015 2014 things were okay um and and now

00:11:03.460 we see fast track eight years later things are definitely not okay and the hypocrisy

00:11:07.740 is just so outstanding outstanding and astonishing um that's flouted by the honorable prime minister

00:11:16.140 justin trudeau you know this one quote from uh that press release um if you click that link again

00:11:22.440 from from his original tweet you know you have a quote here from the prime minister and he says when

00:11:27.520 it comes to addressing the global challenges of our time like climate change and conflict there's

00:11:31.380 driving up inflation and the cost of living climate change and conflict are driving up inflation

00:11:36.540 and the cost of living i'm pretty sure that the entire reason why we have this inflationary period

00:11:42.640 with outlandish cost of living prices is the fact that he printed money unabated throughout the

00:11:51.900 covid pandemic so that he could shutter the economy and justify stay home to save lives the government

00:11:57.120 has your back remember that was that was his main talking point throughout the covid hysteria was

00:12:01.740 don't worry the government has your back we have your backs just stay home save lives stay safe it was

00:12:08.120 this repeated propaganda narrative that if you went out into your community you went out more than

00:12:13.960 once every few days to get groceries you were going to kill your grandmothers and that as a result the

00:12:20.960 government printed all this money and all of these government programs like CERB the canadian

00:12:26.300 emergency relief benefit program and so on and so forth and as a result of that that that money hasn't

00:12:34.440 been recovered been recuperated they just printed money unabated with nothing to back it up causing

00:12:38.800 inflation causing this cost of living crisis they've added fuel to the fire by increasing carbon taxes

00:12:45.480 which is as i mentioned ricocheted throughout all aspects of our economy and of course uh they've

00:12:52.260 devastated our economy through these unprecedented lockdowns and shutdowns which would take time which

00:12:58.020 we're seeing now to really play out and see what kind of effect that was going to have because that

00:13:02.980 kind of global shutdown of economies was unprecedented we had no idea what the true fallout would be and

00:13:11.040 we're seeing it now yet justin trudeau so out of touch so unaware says that this is because of climate

00:13:15.880 change and conflict that is driving up inflation i mean yeah there's certain instances where sanctions

00:13:21.460 and whatnot are going to have an effect on uh the economy but this in my opinion is largely due to

00:13:27.700 the government's own response as it related specifically to the covet hysteria no the the

00:13:35.000 list of wrongdoings i think it's fair to say is growing exponentially by the day and how many scandals

00:13:40.660 has it been now that he's he's somehow managed to make it through i mean there's uh the groping

00:13:45.920 matters that he's had to deal with there's the we charity scandal uh there's the snc lavalent thing

00:13:50.900 uh there's uh the disputes or issues with chinese interference there's the fact that he invoked the

00:13:55.900 emergencies act i mean really the the list is extensive it keeps going on and on as time

00:14:01.380 progresses it gets larger and these issues are just racking up and he is still there standing as the

00:14:08.740 prime minister it's it's truly unbelievable and and maybe we can pull up to the next clip here a little

00:14:13.260 video uh and he was asked you know why today are you only updating uh on a plan that falls short

00:14:19.640 rather than explaining to canadians what you're going to do and this is the the attitude that

00:14:24.380 we've seen through his time as prime minister maybe we can play that clip now your government's

00:14:30.260 known for more than a year now or about a year now that the plans in place leave canadians 3.5

00:14:36.300 million housing units short by 2030 so why today are you only updating on a plan that falls short

00:14:42.200 rather than explaining to canadians what more you will do uh earlier this year we announced the

00:14:48.500 housing accelerator uh which is an investment four billion dollars uh to municipalities across the

00:14:55.520 country uh to accelerate uh zoning densification uh to reward ambition and to take away so many of the

00:15:04.000 different barriers uh that are preventing housing stock from being built across the country and we

00:15:09.220 know housing is a crisis that doesn't have a single solution but a big part of it is going to be

00:15:14.420 working with municipalities as we did with the wrapping rapid housing uh initiative to build

00:15:19.800 housing like this uh this today is the first announcement uh around the housing accelerator

00:15:26.440 there will be many more to come as we step up on solving this challenge canada has solved

00:15:32.660 housing supply challenges in the past whether it was after world war ii whether it was when the boomers

00:15:37.760 came of age uh we are now uh embarking upon a significant effort uh to solve this once again

00:15:44.120 for all canadians the accelerator fund is factored in to the calculations from your own federal agency

00:15:49.440 that says canada's short 3.5 million homes by 2030 so can you clarify for voters who are struggling as

00:15:57.260 you've acknowledged several times now but not given an answer to will your government set out a plan

00:16:02.620 that fills that gap entirely we know that housing is a challenge that the solution happens over years

00:16:10.360 and that's why we've been working over the past years to deliver both immediate housing through

00:16:16.140 initiatives like the rapid housing initiative but also working with partners municipal partners

00:16:22.440 provincial partners private sector public sector partners to make sure we're doing everything we can

00:16:29.340 to build more housing quickly we'll of course have more to announce in the coming days uh but the fact

00:16:35.180 is that from the national housing strategy we put forward in 2017 to the work we're continuing to do

00:16:41.080 with things like the housing accelerator and the rapid housing initiative um we're there to respond to

00:16:46.120 the challenge canadians are struggling right across the country uh and that's why we're responding

00:16:51.740 he says solutions happen over years you've had eight years like this isn't the prime minister that just

00:17:01.520 took uh over in 2021 although he sadly won a fringe minority uh see he won based on a fringe minority

00:17:10.480 uh in 2021 when he called that snap election which was basically like a a vote of non-confidence or a vote

00:17:17.220 of confidence for him uh based on the feedback he was getting from his party at the time

00:17:21.320 due to the nonsensical non-evidence-based covid response but um he's had eight years and you know

00:17:28.720 it is it is nice starting to kind of see some accountability questions from the mainstream media

00:17:35.560 um he's really had a free pass for the vast majority of his prime minister prime ministerial role

00:17:43.060 and finally we're getting just that little hint that the mainstream media still has a little sliver

00:17:50.520 of accountability questions and speaking truth to power in their compartment um but i think that's

00:17:58.540 probably because they're reeling from the effects of inflation the housing crisis cost of living

00:18:03.640 crisis so and so forth as well uh it seems like they're not able to advocate for others who may be

00:18:11.380 experiencing those crises uh and and rather they have to wait till it's at their doorstep before they

00:18:17.780 start to speak up and and hold government to account there was a a global news article as well um that

00:18:26.920 further hit on this i'm just trying to pull it up here where did i have it um and there was a small

00:18:35.700 video embedded in that article um i i wonder if i think it's like a minute and a half and i wondered if we

00:18:42.980 could play that i think about 42 seconds in is when there was um some relevant information here

00:18:50.660 but basically as of today the federal government is expected to remove the gst the the tax bracket

00:18:57.700 on new rental apartment builds because builders are not immune to what's happening in the financial

00:19:05.780 landscape in canada either right their materials have all skyrocketed especially in 2020 and not to mention

00:19:11.880 if various building sites were shut down completely due to again those knee-jerk hysterical

00:19:17.160 non-evidence-based reactions to what's now being seen as a seasonal respiratory virus

00:19:24.840 um and so they have their inflationary woes as well with their materials with the bank of canada's

00:19:32.200 ever-increasing interest rates um and it's really putting a damper on the capability and the ability of

00:19:38.000 builders to well actually build um so i don't know if we have this global news article that we can

00:19:44.480 share with the clip that's embedded at the top there um bolivia has access to that i'd love to just play it

00:19:52.160 doesn't seem like uh it's up it's up yet anyway it's this announcement well if it hasn't already it

00:20:04.000 might be coming right as we are discussing here on the live stream but uh the indication is that the

00:20:09.520 federal government will be announcing the removal of gst so that builders it can be more lucrative

00:20:16.000 for builders to build whether or not that will actually happen we're not sure a big part of the

00:20:21.120 housing crisis from the way that i see it is the unabated immigration that's been um promoted and endorsed

00:20:29.520 by the prime minister and unfortunately there is not the infrastructure available to house everybody

00:20:36.880 that we have welcomed and will continue to welcome i think it's 1.5 million people over the next three

00:20:43.120 years and that's like a conservative estimate that does not include the illegal aliens that cross our

00:20:48.960 borders illegally at various border crossings like rocks and road and so if 1.5 million newcomers are

00:20:55.760 coming into our country we know that over half of them come to ontario specifically and the vast majority

00:21:03.280 of that half will go into the greater toronto area or toronto itself and there is just simply not capacity

00:21:12.560 and infrastructure to adequately handle that massive load of people coming into the country uh and i don't

00:21:20.400 see any of these individuals talking or addressing any of that which is really a big concern here when

00:21:28.000 we're talking about affordability and housing crisis trying to get it under under control i don't think you

00:21:33.520 can get it under control without first lessening the impact of that immigration target by the justin trudeau

00:21:39.760 liberals well and that's exactly it and we mentioned off the top the the question and answer we just saw

00:21:45.840 with trudeau i think it's good that there is more accountability that journalists are presenting and

00:21:49.760 i think it stems from them realizing okay he's he literally is not answering the questions i mean this

00:21:55.040 has been the case for an extended period of time but now they're they're really trying to get in there

00:21:59.440 with him to pull out the fact that this is kind of happening over and over again and to your last point

00:22:05.120 there yeah migration is a huge issue when it comes to housing because you've got to be able to house

00:22:09.200 them and this is something that has developed over the last how many let's call it eight years

00:22:13.520 uh this is this is a an issue fully developed by the federal government in so many ways and well

00:22:20.000 correct me if i'm wrong but recently after trudeau had said you know we're going to do this and that

00:22:24.160 for housing this is a little while ago he said that the housing issue wasn't a federal problem or a

00:22:29.680 federal responsibility in some capacity um he was trying to deflect and that's the same thing he did

00:22:34.640 in that conversation or in the answer there is he kept he keeps going oh you know my partners here or

00:22:39.520 you know our allies there uh in these different jurisdictions and different levels of government

00:22:44.160 uh we're all coming together with this grandiose plan when at the end of the day it's he he's botched

00:22:48.880 it he's destroyed the housing uh market in canada he's taking in how many people a day and we can't

00:22:55.520 facilitate that development uh whether or not you think migration is a good thing too much migration

00:23:00.640 is a bad thing um there is a threshold there that any population can withstand uh i understand in

00:23:07.200 italy recently they have a i forget exactly the region but there were more migrants that had come

00:23:13.360 in in a 110 boats uh i think it was around 10 000 individuals you know i could be getting the number

00:23:19.200 wrong there but the migrants thereafter outnumbered the local residents on the island i'm sorry but that

00:23:25.040 is an issue um there there are serious problems that are going to be developed from that and we're we're

00:23:30.560 seeing a similar reaction here in canada with the housing market is it's just not sustainable what this

00:23:36.880 man is doing to our country justin trudeau um and there we go tensions rise on italy's uh lampedusa

00:23:43.440 island amid migrant influx and we're seeing the same thing in new york city where they're going off to

00:23:47.600 this uh un convention uh the mayor recently he put out a very compelling uh there was a very compelling

00:23:53.120 video of him speaking about the issue new york is facing and they're now advocating to build their

00:23:58.240 own wall or to have that wall in the southern border more fully constructed or what have you

00:24:03.040 to prevent these numbers from just coming up and up and up and destroying the infrastructure of their

00:24:07.600 city it's funny now the wall is a good idea right remember trump is is famous for the wall and the

00:24:14.400 controversy surrounding building the wall and now you have these far left radical mayors who are like

00:24:19.360 build the wall um but yeah it speaks uh that this is the other global news article that we were going

00:24:25.440 to reference back to and it highlights the the a report from canada's mortgage and housing corporation

00:24:32.080 that's cmhc says that canada is on pace to build fewer not more homes by 2030 and i'll just read the

00:24:40.160 first few sentences canada's housing supply gap has shrunk marginally since last year but the cmhc project

00:24:47.920 projects the country will still be short 3.45 million homes by 2030 for housing to be affordable for most

00:24:59.040 canadians the report released wednesday just yesterday revised that estimate that estimate down from 3.52

00:25:06.960 million in its outlook from june of last year ontario still makes up most of the shortfall with 1.46

00:25:15.360 million supply gap although it's down from the projected last year and it's really interesting

00:25:21.600 to note again because as i mentioned canada will receive approximately 1.5 million legal

00:25:27.520 immigrants to our country uh throughout the next three years and of those 1.5 million half will come

00:25:34.320 to ontario where upwards of two-thirds of them will come to the general uh greater toronto area

00:25:42.480 specifically and then you have uh premier of ontario doug ford who's under fire for wanting to develop

00:25:48.320 parts of the green belt and it's almost as though the lefties want to have their cake and eat it too

00:25:54.640 because they want unmitigated immigration and this influx they they back it they endorse it they get

00:26:02.160 behind it and yet they want protected green space like the green belt to be preserved and it you know it's

00:26:10.480 really outlandish to think that we can somehow accept this massive influx of immigration and at the same

00:26:19.760 time not build capacity to house everybody um and so you can't as i mentioned you just can't have your

00:26:26.240 cake and eat it too something has to give here either we need to develop areas where it makes more sense

00:26:31.360 where the infrastructure is in place to support that kind of development or and or really we need to curb

00:26:38.880 um immigration and get those targets back to something that's more reasonable because we're

00:26:43.440 hearing more and more from immigrants that they come to canada on this promise of um prosperity and

00:26:50.320 freedom and wealth and an ability to get ahead and get provide a better life for yourself and for your

00:26:57.600 kids what they're finding out when they get here is that is not at all the case so this is really a

00:27:02.160 a false promise broken infrastructure broken policy and it all needs to be readdressed and realigned to

00:27:10.880 be practical and and sensical because this is what we're seeing is not and it's harming canadians first

00:27:19.280 which is really sad to see the prime minister who's supposed to care about its own citizens first and

00:27:25.440 foremost well and of course it's not just the prime minister it's this whole cabinet the the ministers

00:27:31.440 that are involved i mean imagine coming to canada thinking you know this is the the land where your

00:27:35.760 dreams will come true and then you hear stephen gobo explaining that canadians need to pay a carbon tax

00:27:41.520 to help prevent natural disasters caused by climate change this is a newfound level of lunacy these people

00:27:47.520 present and you know i wouldn't be i'm not surprised when migrants come here and they they see people like that

00:27:53.280 in power in positions of power and they think oh yeah this this country is a joke you know i should

00:27:58.480 probably have not come here i should probably go back to my own country because at least there was

00:28:02.320 you know some some value to be had there whereas here every day every day the ministers and the prime

00:28:08.480 minister they are exploiting canadians they're they're upping taxes they're they're putting people

00:28:13.120 on the streets quite literally and this is this is the canada that we've created over the last eight years

00:28:18.400 yeah and i think that's why you're seeing the conservative party just break break so far ahead

00:28:25.680 in the polls um the recent abacus data from well just today uh shows the conservatives are

00:28:33.840 racing ahead at 41 liberals are down 26 the ndps down 18 it's very clear that if there was an election

00:28:41.520 today the conservatives would have a majority government and instead sadly what we're left with

00:28:47.840 after the 2021 snap election are these two uh fringe minority parties that's the liberals and the ndp who

00:28:55.760 have formed this unofficial coalition in the house of commons and so uh they have this unofficial

00:29:02.480 majority government now and the conservatives and you know a smaller percentage of the bloc quebecois

00:29:09.520 there there can't be that robust strong opposition because these two parties have really undermined

00:29:17.520 and evaded democracy by developing this unofficial coalition so when you have justin trudeau

00:29:25.040 going and preaching on the world stage about upholding democracy and human rights and these

00:29:30.720 things and meanwhile his own government has propped up another fringe minority government to form a

00:29:38.480 majority government uh where canadians obviously voted and don't agree with to undermine

00:29:44.880 the parliamentary structure of our country so the hypocrisy once again is uh on full display

00:29:54.880 with this prime minister and the way that he is currently conducting himself which sadly also means

00:30:00.960 the way that he's conducting this country well and maybe if i could just add if we pull up that image

00:30:06.000 that we just had on screen it shows a bit of the breakdown of the polling here and if you look there's

00:30:10.880 only two places in canada that the liberals are favored in it's the territories that have a one

00:30:16.000 over a zero that the conservatives have and then it's quebec which has 26 and conservatives have 10

00:30:22.160 but the bloc has 41 over there so the only place where the liberals oh and in the territories the ndp

00:30:27.840 have two so i don't think there's a province or territory here where the liberals actually have a lead

00:30:32.960 at all um this just shows you the state of affairs people are turning on them very rapidly and uh i

00:30:39.440 just think it's incredible to see these numbers laid out like that like the whole the whole east coast

00:30:43.840 is moving towards the conservatives now as opposed to you know what you know many have seen them as

00:30:48.720 favorable towards the liberals well that's clearly not the case anymore yeah and i think that's because

00:30:54.480 of as you mentioned uh like minister and environment minister stephen gilbo and the way that these

00:31:00.480 ministers just politis speak their way in circles with word salads around questions and accountability

00:31:07.600 uh instead of providing that direct clear concise this is what we're going to do we hear you we see

00:31:13.040 you this is how we're going to move forward and address the issues at hand um and we have a clip

00:31:18.720 here to share from i think this is an epop times reporter um noe cartier i'm sorry french and language

00:31:28.080 stuff is not my forte but uh let's just play this stephen gilbo clip because this speaks volumes as

00:31:34.960 to the competence competency and ability of these these ministers that trudeau has appointed

00:31:43.200 what do you say the canadians that believe yeah my affordability or lack affordability is tied to what

00:31:47.920 i'm paying now for a heating for gas for groceries um we when we talk about the cost of measures to

00:31:55.920 address climate change we we we have to realize that canadians are paying a very high price tag for

00:32:02.560 the impacts of climate change in the past few years we're talking about tens of billions of dollars

00:32:07.840 and that's not accounting for the force fires we we've seen this summer which were the worst in in

00:32:13.520 canada's history tens of thousands of people being being moved from their homes entire entire cities

00:32:20.080 had to be had to be evacuated floodings in in nova scotia just at the end of winter we had ice

00:32:25.520 storms in in eastern canada climate change is costing canadians billions tens of billions of

00:32:31.520 dollars and we need to act and there's no there's no bumper sticker solution to climate change it's

00:32:36.880 hard work and we know that carbon pricing is one of the best ways to fight climate change and i

00:32:42.240 appreciate that but that's your that's a national budget but for people at home it's their monthly

00:32:47.520 they're paying for that i mean if it's costing if it's costing canada tens of billions of dollars

00:32:52.880 of climate impacts you don't think people at home are paying for that one way or the other they are

00:32:57.600 everyone all of us are paying for that and and we need to put in place measures so that our kids and

00:33:03.600 grandkids aren't stuck with a planet that that in some parts of the world may become unlivable that's

00:33:08.880 what that's what we're doing that's what a responsible government needs to do and and and yes

00:33:13.920 there are challenges with affordability and we're working very hard which is why for example we're recycling

00:33:19.120 90 percent of the revenues of of carbon pricing directly to households to help them in in this

00:33:24.400 transition to a low carbon economy but it's going to take some time and and hard work and and and

00:33:30.480 bumper stickers slogans won't help us to fight climate change

00:33:37.520 there is a lot um you know i think he kind of it was a bit of a freudian slip i don't think he meant to

00:33:44.560 actually address the fact that these measures are he acknowledges that these uh climate action method

00:33:51.680 measures are impacting the pocketbooks of canadians in their everyday lives um the high price tag impact

00:34:00.560 of climate change and and we've always had natural disasters it seems like the idea of having a natural

00:34:07.840 natural disaster and um changes to climate are being or weather are being lumped in as this

00:34:17.120 climate alarmism we've always had natural disasters we're never going to get away from natural disasters

00:34:22.960 and paying taxes isn't going to alleviate the incidences of natural disasters this is just absurd

00:34:31.520 lunacy really like a god complex that if we can demand more taxes and squeeze your wallets even more

00:34:39.600 then we can somehow prevent natural disasters from happening this is unattainable and unachievable and

00:34:45.600 it's again not an evidence-based or a science-based approach um he says that the the wildfires that have

00:34:54.320 swept canada are the worst in our history i don't know if he remembers the 2016 fort mcmurray wildfires

00:35:03.440 um in we were researching in uh colonna bc british columbia where the the wildfires more recently swept

00:35:10.960 through i believe it was in 2013 uh there was a approximately three times as many hectares that were lost

00:35:20.480 to fires um and so you don't even have to go back that far in history to recognize and realize that

00:35:27.600 what they're saying to you about the incidences of for instance forest fires specifically is not

00:35:33.920 accurate um i don't think that this we've had anything unusual or historical in terms of forest fires this

00:35:42.080 particular year what do you think said yeah when i hear him talking like that it sounds very religious

00:35:49.280 you know it's this this devil over here that's you know basically the weather is at some point going

00:35:54.320 to affect you or might hurt you and you need to pay me to keep you safe basically uh it's extortion in

00:36:00.960 a religious undertone that's based out of environmental quote-unquote science uh it's it's truly a shame to

00:36:07.040 see but he is an activist by by nature that's who he's been his entire time his entire life i want to

00:36:13.040 say he's been an activist in this capacity it's uh it is very surreal and you know it's not just that

00:36:18.960 they're using this kind of language it's also the real world effects it has like and i know this uh

00:36:23.200 there's a quick i know we got to go to an ad break but there's a quick article from the national post

00:36:27.280 about a volkswagen uh a factory in germany and they lay off uh workers i believe in the thousands

00:36:33.280 two thousands uh over cratering demand for electric vehicle factory now this might uh be a german factory

00:36:41.520 however trudeau i remember during the the convoy the freedom convoy as it were there was a dispute

00:36:46.800 or an issue uh over timely access to materials and supplies through the u.s border and there is a a

00:36:53.200 deal that they wanted to sign with volkswagen to get a large company here um and basically

00:36:58.880 screw uh stellantis and some of the other companies that had already started developing factories

00:37:02.880 but they built there they they signed on to pay an exorbitant amount of money for these electric

00:37:08.720 factories uh ev factories as it were and what are we seeing is that we're seeing the the cratering

00:37:14.000 demand is having them shut down around the world in different areas so i i'm really concerned that

00:37:18.800 this poor environmental planning and policy is going to affect jobs at the end of the day and

00:37:23.680 we've seen that time and time again and hopefully uh this new factory that we're talking about here

00:37:28.480 in canada won't have these same disruptions but this is uh this is where you end up when you follow

00:37:33.680 these environmental policies yeah the liberals were really under fire about that in april uh earlier this

00:37:39.280 year when uh the industry the minister of industry uh champagne gave the gave volkswagen's battery plant

00:37:48.080 a subsidy of 13 billion dollars and so as you're seeing here to ukraine levels for sure um but as we're

00:37:59.600 seeing that happening in germany where the volkswagen um factory uh the electrical battery

00:38:07.680 factory factory has laid off the its employees due to um cratering demand you know the writing is on

00:38:16.560 the wall there that we can see as soon as the government is no longer backing

00:38:22.160 this development through subsidies and grants and funding then the the public interest the public

00:38:28.880 desire for battery-powered battery-operated vehicles is not there it's not sustainable it's not

00:38:36.240 achievable it's uh not economical and especially in canada it is just simply not practical and so the

00:38:45.840 writing is on the wall really um because this crater demand becomes as the german government has phased

00:38:53.360 out its electric vehicle subsidy so as soon as the liberals phase out the subsidy which maybe it's a

00:39:00.400 revolving door but i imagine once the conservatives are in power or any other government

00:39:04.080 who follows actual science and data uh we'll see that there's just not it doesn't make sense that

00:39:11.200 this allocation of 13 billion dollars is deserved so uh we'll see something i would assume similar

00:39:18.560 happening here in canada as we see in real time happening in germany and it's unfortunate that nobody

00:39:23.280 can see that writing on the wall because this is our money in action um right like people say oh it's

00:39:28.880 government funded government funded well where do you think the government gets the money from

00:39:32.240 um and going up into other topics of government funded institutions and failures we'll come we'll go to

00:39:39.360 a quick ad break and then we'll come back and chat about some of the nonsense happening in uh canadian

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00:41:01.280 twccanada.health.com today all right so next up on the board here we have the saskatchewan premier

00:41:17.680 scott mo who is being um challenged due to his recent policy requiring school boards to inform and

00:41:29.440 schools to inform parents about any sort of gender uh bending happenings with their children uh so

00:41:42.640 here it says saskatchewan premier and this is from ctv news saskatchewan premier scott mo is ready to use

00:41:48.160 the notwithstanding clause to protect a new rule requiring parental permission for transgender and

00:41:54.160 non-binary students to use different names or pronouns at school and that's uh apart from what

00:42:01.440 they would be using at home uh this is in the face of a court challenge brought against the new education

00:42:07.280 policy that's brought again by forward by radical gender ideologues um and a group there where he says

00:42:17.040 for anybody who's not familiar the notwithstanding clause is uh a provision to the charter of rights and

00:42:22.480 freedoms that allows federal provincial and territorial governments to pass laws that override

00:42:28.160 certain charter rights for up to five years and this used to be kind of shocking uh at least to me

00:42:34.960 that you know the government could just willy-nilly come in and say oh too bad we're using the not

00:42:39.360 withstanding clause and we'll we'll kind of um bypass and override your charter right for up to five

00:42:44.720 years but throughout the covetous area it became very evident to me that the charter of rights and freedoms

00:42:50.080 doesn't really have a whole lot of leg to stand on um and so if this is what it's going to take

00:42:57.920 to keep parents at the helm of their children's health and wellness then you know what i'm with

00:43:04.880 scott mo on this one yeah it's interesting it's an interesting line to sort of draw the charter is

00:43:12.400 something that we're supposed to look up to yet here we are in times of crisis and it's being used against

00:43:16.560 us uh in this particular situation perhaps it'll bode well and it's it's almost refreshing to see

00:43:21.600 it being used in the counterweight uh as opposed to its usage let's say during covet so it's interesting

00:43:28.320 to see how this will play out i'm sure uh uh he's trying to stay on the right side of history but

00:43:32.240 especially considering it's the federal government uh which seems to either not do anything or be

00:43:37.120 counterproductive on these efforts so uh i do hope there will be because be some good change there and

00:43:42.480 just to reiterate i mean the the amount of i almost want to call it open pedophilia in schools

00:43:47.520 is atrocious it's just that they don't realize that they don't call it that they don't think

00:43:50.960 about it on those terms but you look at the books and some of the stuff that's going into these schools

00:43:55.760 it's absolutely atrocious it is rated r content to say the least it's the kind of stuff that you know

00:44:01.520 back in the day when you had a dvd store where you would rent your movies they would have the closed

00:44:05.440 curtains behind it that's the section this kind of these kind of books belong in and then there's

00:44:10.000 the whole other can of worms which is them either telling or not telling parents about

00:44:14.800 a child's potential desire to transition whatever that means basically to mutilate themselves and

00:44:20.640 parents are promoting this parents are promoting children's basically self-mutilation at the hands of

00:44:25.600 quote-unquote doctors so there there needs to be a pushback and it is interesting that it comes to a

00:44:31.440 line of almost using the charter in that same you know the back door way of using the charter that the

00:44:38.000 let's call it the opposition has been using for quite a time um so it is interesting to see how

00:44:43.520 this will play out i do look forward to seeing the result here well i think that charter argument also

00:44:49.360 upholds uh parental rights in the name of the charter and and this the intention behind this policy is

00:44:57.280 really to uphold the rights of the parents to be not only informed but also play a pivotal role in as i

00:45:03.200 already mentioned the health and well-being of their children and the vast majority of parents agree with

00:45:08.560 this policy and this policy is specific to children under the age of 16 right they we know that they

00:45:14.160 need robust guidance they're going through some serious identity confusion i mean it's not abnormal

00:45:20.080 or unusual for a child of this age to be trying to find out who they are in the world trying to find out where

00:45:27.120 they fit in where they're placed where their role is within the family within society within their friend

00:45:32.400 group etc etc they need support and guidance not to be uh just kind of thrown off into this strange

00:45:41.520 unprecedented social transition realm which then has that ricochet effect into medical transition um the

00:45:50.000 surgical removal of their breasts surgeries top surgeries bottom surgeries i mean the the host of

00:45:58.480 woes goes on and so this is really the first step to make sure the parents are having that involvement

00:46:05.120 playing that integral role able to advocate on behalf of their child if they need outside help from a

00:46:11.120 counselor or a therapist or a medical doctor and really stay informed in terms of what's happening with

00:46:16.560 their children because oftentimes there's a lot of comorbidities at play and that that is largely

00:46:21.520 mental health concerns and suicidal ideation and so on and so forth and so if you keep the parents in

00:46:27.120 the dark that these things are happening with their child at school which for a vast majority of children

00:46:33.200 five days a week seven hours a day that's the vast majority of their lives um and if parents are kept in

00:46:39.200 the dark then they might not be privy or aware to the fact that they need to be extra vigilant with their

00:46:45.280 children do their due diligence work with the school to find appropriate solutions um this this idea that

00:46:54.320 children belong to the state and that the school is equipped to deal with the complex identity issues

00:47:00.080 in children is absurd and so as i mentioned i'm with i'm with scott mo on this one and you know similarly

00:47:08.560 we have the uh this the civil liberties group who's filed this challenge against uh another

00:47:14.640 province in new brunswick because they're doing a similar uh gender identity policy again at school

00:47:20.960 for children and i think this one also is for children under the age of 16 and this is the

00:47:26.160 canadian civil liberties association and you know where was the canadian civil liberties association when

00:47:31.600 children with autism were being force masked at dental appointments where they'd have to take their

00:47:38.240 masks off anyway causing severe trauma um and really grotesque fallout of of these policies and

00:47:48.160 implementations on to children specifically throughout the covetous area right it's all of a sudden it's

00:47:53.680 like oh this is an issue we can get behind but all the the damaging effects of various policies that were

00:48:00.960 enforced indiscriminately on children like forced isolation school closures indiscriminate masking

00:48:06.400 for anybody even if they had a sensory processing disorder autism or or so on and so forth um these

00:48:12.880 civil liberties associations were largely silent so i'm shocked that all of a sudden they're comfortable

00:48:19.120 to come forward and advocate i guess on what they think is the best interest of the children but we've

00:48:25.120 seen them completely silent for the last three years on the exact same issues yeah no

00:48:30.880 it's sad to say that our schools are quite literally becoming a war zone for ideology

00:48:35.760 and i think a lot of parents do need to wake up and realize that the school isn't neutral

00:48:40.160 maybe it's supposed to be sure maybe the teachers are supposed to be neutral right they're not supposed

00:48:44.320 to embed your child with harmful and negative ideologies but here they are every single day we're

00:48:49.600 seeing more counts of this taking place the government is not your friend and the school is a government

00:48:54.720 institution at least most schools out there and you have to look at these with a very careful eye if you

00:49:00.320 want to put your kids in these schools or these systems you have to look at who's on the boards

00:49:04.800 who who are the members who are the people that are actually involved in making these decisions and

00:49:09.440 what are they what's what's their history do they have a history of you know i know there's some uh bc uh

00:49:14.880 school board trustees that have a very egregious sexual histories and they're being put in charge of

00:49:19.120 decision making when it comes to the books and education that children are undergoing so you need

00:49:23.600 to vet these education systems with a very extensive by if you want your kids to be there

00:49:28.080 a if at all it's very very very sad to see what's going on and very dark to think that the government

00:49:34.720 has or the government would allow for and advocate for a separation between parents and their children

00:49:41.280 that's probably the most dangerous thing of all of this and if they can control your children

00:49:45.120 which they would love to do then they can control the voting for the next decades because their children are

00:49:50.560 so malleable uh you can really convince and change a kid's mind on basically anything make them believe

00:49:56.560 almost anything uh and if you're doing that from a a place of lies a place of deceit then these children

00:50:03.040 are going to grow up in a very horrible world and a very horrible reality that we have to dig them out of

00:50:09.040 and you know at the end of the day i appreciate these uh premiers and certain education ministers in

00:50:14.400 some of these provinces are really putting forward robust strongly worded very clear legislation to

00:50:23.200 bring those parental rights home to bring that the the rights back to the parents and really curb

00:50:29.040 this idea that school boards can just go rogue and do whatever they want with no real oversight or

00:50:35.600 overhead jurisdiction or guidance and you know another thing that is really funny to see or sad not funny to

00:50:43.200 see in ontario uh there's this picture here and this is a cbc report this school library in mississauga

00:50:50.480 and again that's in ontario has removed all books written before 2008 due to the new equity and inclusion

00:50:58.960 policies and that comes down from um the ontario government under progressive conservative premier

00:51:04.880 doug ford and his education minister stephen lecce and so um i guess lecce has since come out

00:51:11.760 and he's immediately asked or instructed the board to reinstate all of these books um i mean you can see

00:51:19.840 for yourself the shelves there are just bare uh yeah so he's ordered this is the appeal region district school

00:51:25.840 board uh to stop throwing out the books and this comes as these school boards as i said have just gone rogue and

00:51:34.400 it's because these directives and these ministry implementation in terms of dei or die as some

00:51:40.480 people put it which is diversity inclusion and equity policies are so ambiguously worded and open

00:51:46.960 to interpretation that it's it's open to the interpretation of the interpreter so whoever is

00:51:52.800 reviewing this curriculum or reviewing these policies can get as radical or maybe as not as they so

00:51:59.280 please because it's not clear it's all very very flowery and flowy and just put out there to be more

00:52:05.760 of a virtue signaling thing than appropriately implemented and so that's where you're starting

00:52:10.320 to see where these boards go rogue because they they are interpreting the legislation or the policy

00:52:16.960 in a way that maybe it wasn't fully intended um and we see that a lot sadly again at the ottawa um carlton

00:52:26.720 district school board where one of their most radical trustees has been in the news lately that's

00:52:32.720 uh doctor physician millie kaplan mirth who seems to have really been unfortunately captured by the

00:52:38.480 covet hysteria uh to the point where it's caused her to have some sort of mental breakdown um there seems

00:52:45.280 to be a clear uh geared toward hypochondria and anxiety and mental distress with this individual

00:52:55.680 um instead of you know clear rational thought processes she just becomes so unhinged and flies

00:53:02.640 off the handle when anyone so much as questions her labels them as anti-semitic bigoted um far right

00:53:09.920 you know you name it and she's calling you that if you just say hey i'm not going to vote on a mask

00:53:15.600 mandate motion with you for instance and and so if anyone's not familiar with this particular trustee

00:53:22.400 nilly kaplan mirth we've provided extensive coverage of fire nilly.com so you can kind of

00:53:28.000 refresh yourself on that but just to source back to this true north article here um the ottawa school

00:53:34.960 trustee is slamming the board for not reprimanding her and her aggressive and really i would call it

00:53:41.120 abusive behaviors um so the donna dixon recently file issued a code of conduct complaint against nilly and

00:53:49.680 she just became so unhinged in the meeting so unhinged after the meeting you know there's

00:53:54.320 allegations online with some video evidence that she assaulted a journalist who was just trying to

00:53:59.120 ask her a couple questions people now donna dixon is saying that she should resign parents within this

00:54:06.960 the ottawa district school board have called on her to be fired there was two uh change.org petitions

00:54:14.800 that had thousands of signatures before they were removed by nilly herself because she claimed

00:54:20.080 everybody signing them was far right bigoted anti-semites um and so that's why we launched

00:54:26.080 our own petition and when sheila gun read our editor-in-chief attempted to drop it off to nilly

00:54:30.640 she again became so unhinged shouting at sheila slamming a door in her face this woman is not mentally

00:54:38.080 well um and it's really sad to see because this is this is really the radicalized effect that the covid

00:54:44.800 narrative and public health measures and messaging has had on some of these people and i mean you can

00:54:50.000 you can see it for yourself it's on full display and uh this is where the waters get a little bit muddy

00:54:56.960 because someone like this is now attention seeking and funneling and fueling their own agenda what they

00:55:04.240 want to see implemented instead of advocating for tangible learning in the classroom for the children

00:55:09.760 that they're and the parents that they're meant to represent this is someone who's acting completely

00:55:14.480 independent from their role as a trustee to represent parents parental concerns and the education

00:55:20.640 access uh for children and so i think that that's where some of the ministers and premiers are needing

00:55:27.760 to step in and step up to regain that control rein in the hysteria and bring back tangible learning

00:55:34.000 into the classroom instead of these radical ideologies

00:55:36.640 yeah no you can see the crazy in her eyes i i think there's no no exaggeration there when i say

00:55:44.640 that you can see it either crazy or hate whichever one you want to call it but you can see it whenever

00:55:49.440 you look at her um and to think that she's still wearing that mask and going around and i saw you know

00:55:55.040 our federal ministers or uh you know health officers what have you wearing their masks you know uh saying

00:56:01.040 you know it's time maybe people should think about blah blah whatever honestly at this point

00:56:05.360 if you still wear a mask you're either ignorant or evil i'm sorry but there's no two there's no other

00:56:11.040 way around it this woman i think is perhaps a mix of both but i think she's also gotten to that point

00:56:16.560 which a lot of people probably have those who were the hardest believers of the masks and of the

00:56:21.920 vaccines and of the lockdowns well if you're the one out there saying that the unvaccinated should die

00:56:27.600 it's pretty hard to come back from that without swallowing a big i told you so pill and i think

00:56:33.040 that's just something a lot of these people are either incapable or unwilling of doing they can't

00:56:37.600 admit to themselves that the whole world they created around them with the mask and all this jazz

00:56:42.560 was a lie it was a complete lie and their rhetoric actually did more harm than good the fact that

00:56:47.200 they're actually hurting themselves by wearing these breathing barriers it's uh it's something

00:56:51.760 they'll never attest to because it'll destroy the whole house of cards they've developed

00:56:57.600 they've really been captured by the covid regime which seems to be really ramping up once again we

00:57:02.880 saw the recent authorization of the uh new covid booster happen on tuesday uh two days ago by some

00:57:12.080 of our notable health overlords like the chief public health officer theresa tam and then we have

00:57:17.280 this uh news piece to bring you from cp24 where the ontario chief medical officer of health that's

00:57:22.880 conflict of interest riddled dr kieran moore who is set to unveil a covid 19 fall preparedness plan

00:57:29.920 this week following an uptick of infections in the province and so this really blasts me back to 2020

00:57:36.880 when it's like we're going to be announcing an announcement later this week so please stay tuned

00:57:41.600 like the the announcing of the announcement um was kind of something that the ford government and his

00:57:48.000 elusive at the time ontario science table before they were fully named uh was really notorious for

00:57:54.880 like stay tuned we're going to be announcing people be scrambling are we going to be shut down is our

00:57:59.200 restaurant going to have to throw out millions of dollars of food so on and so forth um so i suppose

00:58:05.760 we'll just have to stay tuned and see if uh kieran moore what his fall preparedness plan was going to

00:58:11.520 look like will it ignore the previously well established preparedness plans that we had in

00:58:18.400 place prior to 2020 you know we always had those flu and influenza pandemic preparedness plans in place

00:58:24.640 and those were completely ignored and instead replaced with these knee-jerk hysterical restrictions

00:58:29.920 and lockdowns and forced isolation and then eventually forced masking so whether or not we're going to see

00:58:36.080 that again i'm not sure um we there's a tweet here that i wanted to highlight as well where uh this is

00:58:43.520 an anonymous golden retriever account um i have an idea of who this person is it is a real person but

00:58:48.880 of course anybody who speaks out against the narrative who provides kind of that balanced evidence uh

00:58:54.320 supporting data they would be named shamed and have their livelihoods completely ruined and decimated for

00:59:01.600 simply stating and having a balanced opinion and so when you have someone like this who's obviously

00:59:07.520 intelligent in data uh gathering and analysis coming onto twitter to share that with a broader

00:59:13.920 platform they have to remain anonymous otherwise they risk losing everything to these pandemic

00:59:20.480 profiteers that will go to great lengths it seems to protect their reputation uh while they're profiting

00:59:27.280 off of the hysteria that they generate and so this uh golden pup which again provides really great

00:59:35.120 analysis using public health ontario's own data sets and sometimes uh he does larger more national

00:59:40.800 statistics but um he reshared this clip from kieran morris september 2021 issuing a preferential

00:59:48.320 recommendation that pfizer be used to vaccinate teenagers over moderna the moderna shot due to myo

00:59:54.800 slash pericarditis risk and i did extensive interviews with um also independent data analyst kelly brown on

01:00:01.440 this and he was finding the incidence rates in those young males where i think it was at the time one in

01:00:07.440 3600 um it might have even been less than that i'll have to double check but after kelly started advocating

01:00:14.640 and speaking out against that the government finally followed the science and issued this this um

01:00:20.960 preferential recommendation and then so uh you can contrast that with the fact that health canada

01:00:28.000 just this week recommended two doses of moderna for previously unvaccinated infants six months

01:00:36.560 and older um so let's just go take a quick trip down memory lane see what kieran moore was saying in

01:00:41.600 in september of 2021 we continue to push for our vaccination rates to increase we have made the

01:00:50.560 decision to issue a preferential recommendation for the use of the pfizer vaccine for individuals aged 18

01:00:58.480 to 24 years of age this decision was made out of an abundance of caution due to a very small but observed

01:01:07.280 increased increase of pericarditis or myocarditis following vaccination with moderna as compared to the

01:01:14.320 pfizer vaccine in this age group particularly amongst males i know that this news may make some people

01:01:23.760 nervous and heightened concerns about receiving covid vaccine and i can understand that but the benefits of

01:01:30.880 vaccination continue to significantly outweigh the risks of covid 19 illness and related possibly severe

01:01:39.760 consequences hi i'm wondering about the uh myocarditis uh recommendation about the pfizer

01:01:46.480 vaccines i just we understand that um fears over myocarditis risk from the vaccination has already

01:01:51.920 been a really big source of hesitancy and anxiety for people who aren't getting the shots yeah we could

01:01:56.960 probably just cut this i think you get the idea but um this is like two years to the date ago and now

01:02:06.000 it'll be really interesting to see the thing that kieran moore never publicly um announces in any of

01:02:10.960 these conferences he has previously publicly announced it we have the clips and the receipts um to prove it

01:02:15.920 and i've done extensive reporting on this is that dr kieran moore has a declared conflict of interest with

01:02:21.520 pfizer he sits on one of their advisory boards um and he has declared that previously in uh video

01:02:28.560 streams and otherwise and so is it ethical that this is the same individual advising the government

01:02:34.080 on things like vaccine passports advising the government on preferential treatment of pfizer

01:02:39.040 over moderna and what is he going to say uh today's thursday so this announcement of the announcement

01:02:45.200 is expected later this week uh so i would say that's either today or tomorrow it'll be really interesting

01:02:50.560 to see and hear exactly what he says amid this recent authorization of the moderna shot which

01:02:59.200 using and based on the government's own data was never studied or tested in anybody under the age of

01:03:03.520 18 and only 50 people received this particular injection in the clinical trial which is not set

01:03:09.360 to be complete until november 17th of this year that's just shy of 12 weeks from the time of authorization

01:03:17.280 this is heavily concerning and i think very dangerous and sloppy um conduct on the part of

01:03:23.840 health canada yeah well and i'm not sure maybe i know we're getting late into the hour here and maybe

01:03:29.280 we'll jump off of youtube to discuss some more of this covet stuff perhaps but uh i just want to pull

01:03:34.160 up an old clip to give you a bit of a teaser as to what might be happening next uh in some senses it's

01:03:39.840 an old clip of on uh the ontario policy making and they were i guess they didn't think they were on

01:03:44.480 camera and they were mentioning how they make some of the decision making here uh when it comes to yeah

01:03:50.080 let's just play that clip and hear this a little teaser for what's to come next i don't know why i

01:03:55.440 bring all these papers i never look at them oh you're giving numbers i do i go oh wow did you really see that

01:04:03.680 i just say whatever they write down for me right there uh i just say whatever they write down for

01:04:11.520 me yeah it's the kind of thing that we're seeing

01:04:17.760 sorry i said go ahead oh no uh it's the kind of thing we've been seeing time and time again

01:04:22.320 uh and recently actually there was a revealing that the the cia i believe it was uh had actually

01:04:27.200 been financing their own members uh sponsoring them with large amounts of money so that they wouldn't

01:04:32.080 say that the uh the i'm not sure if we're on uh still on youtube or not but uh there are some

01:04:37.680 allegations made by the cia or about the cia's funneling of money basically to people to ascribe

01:04:43.520 a certain narrative to the origin of the vaccine or the virus as it were so this kind of basically

01:04:49.120 pay to say has been going on across the board in different countries and i have no doubts in

01:04:53.280 multiple levels of our government here in canada especially we talk about uh we've recently talked

01:04:57.520 about yeah we're off youtube now but we recently talked about those secret uh documents that were

01:05:01.520 revealed in south africa are probably very similar to what we're facing here in canada

01:05:05.280 and it says pretty clearly that the long-term effects aren't known you're basically signing

01:05:10.720 a way to get a bunch of shots and you have no idea whether or not they're actually effective

01:05:15.360 so if it does come to passing uh that we see those documents that were signed here in canada i'm sure

01:05:20.720 that would be uh pretty uh pretty disgusting to say the least and you know in all of this time

01:05:27.200 while the you know pandemic as it were was going on while lockdowns enforced by politicians were

01:05:32.000 getting stricter and stricter what have we seen in the meantime you know it wasn't just the damage

01:05:36.240 from covet that we were suffering through it was overdoses and you know there is actually uh we got

01:05:41.840 a tweet here from roman barber that the deaths from overdoses doubled during the 2021 lockdown what do

01:05:49.360 you know honestly i wish i could say i was surprised but i'm not that that's what happens when you lock

01:05:54.960 people down you shut down their jobs you you disassociate them from their families you end up

01:05:59.760 with a massive overdose crisis and i think it's you know there's a little kitty uh but it's absolutely

01:06:06.400 atrocious no no it's all good uh it's absolutely atrocious to see that it's not just that they were

01:06:12.080 wrong about the lockdowns and the virus and the vaccine in that time and all that effort they spent

01:06:16.960 towards those things they inevitably got wrong they could have been putting that towards housing they

01:06:21.040 could have been putting that towards the overdose crisis they could have been putting that towards the overdose crisis

01:06:23.440 they could have been putting that towards something that actually mattered to canadians but here we

01:06:27.280 are eight years later into justin trudeau what what do you expect when the the most unprecedented

01:06:32.800 pandemic comes around he goes with the herd and manipulates people even though he knows that what

01:06:37.920 he's doing is wrong yeah exactly sorry that was my uh cat his name's lemon he is being annoying right

01:06:44.960 now so i apologize if he tries to make a sneak appearance again but just going back to that clip

01:06:50.080 where they say the caught on hot mic i just i just say whatever they write down for me that was the

01:06:56.080 former uh associate chief medical officer of health for ontario barbara yaffe and then she's seen

01:07:02.480 sitting there beside dr david williams who was the predecessor to kieran moore so he was the former

01:07:09.440 chief medical officer of health in ontario and uh they have both since been replaced and or just moved

01:07:15.840 to the background um but i think it was yeah barbara yaffe yaffe who also said uh there was a clip

01:07:25.200 that she basically confirmed you know half of all covid cases are asymptomatic so ie they're just healthy

01:07:34.640 individuals who are testing positive for this respiratory infection um based on a exceedingly high

01:07:45.280 cycle threshold of a non-diagnostic tool which was the pcr test at the time and uh when they started

01:07:53.360 to give out these little tidbits right when they're caught on hot mic or they're saying accurate things

01:07:57.520 like half of all covid cases are asymptomatic and and i think it was something along the lines of in a

01:08:04.000 a population where you you have massive testing um half of them yeah is this the clip here uh oh it's

01:08:13.600 not it is the clip could we just play that i know sorry we're going a little we're going over here but

01:08:18.160 it's so important that people listen to this because the the information was out there at the onset

01:08:23.920 the testing is going to really solve the whole problem and it isn't it's one component of a

01:08:33.600 response if you test somebody today uh you only know if they're infected today

01:08:41.840 and in fact if you're testing in a population that doesn't have very much covered you'll get false

01:08:48.080 positives almost half the time that is the person actually doesn't have covid they have something

01:08:53.920 else they may have nothing uh so it will just complicate the picture you know sorry i i miss uh

01:09:02.080 i remembered that so there you have it on full display you will get false positives almost half

01:09:08.560 of the time so we could have cut those you know the case counts and it's a it was a case-demic um

01:09:13.600 essentially because the previous pandemic threshold would be actually having deaths which i don't

01:09:20.080 wish on anyone of course that's horrendous and horrific and and and any death is a tragedy um but

01:09:26.240 this was really a case-demic because we switched out reporting on deaths and instead um really hyped

01:09:32.160 up and hystericalized if that's even a word the case counts which half of them up to half of them

01:09:39.440 could have been false positive so we cut those numbers in half then do we really have a quote

01:09:46.400 unquote pandemic i think when i refer to pandemic pandemonium people some people give me you know

01:09:53.440 flack in the comments or even out in public and i say no when i'm referring to pandemic pandemonium i'm

01:09:59.200 referring specifically to the government's response to a seasonal respiratory virus i'm not referring to

01:10:06.240 a viral pandemic necessarily i'm referring to that failed government pandemonium response to the

01:10:13.760 purported pandemic i'm sorry my cat i forgot to close the door to my studio um anyway uh so i know

01:10:23.040 we're getting a little bit off of uh 2 p.m and uh do you have anything there just to add before we wrap

01:10:30.160 things up sid no we can we can come to a close here it's uh it's a sad to see although there is the

01:10:36.400 one thing i could say perhaps which is positive which is the the town of tekumseh i pardon my

01:10:41.280 mispronunciation there is the last local municipality with covet 19 vaccine requirements and suspends the

01:10:46.720 policy so uh i i find this to be interesting timing especially as there's people you know hoisting the

01:10:52.560 masks again in our federal uh uh government but it's uh at least a little refreshing that this came to a

01:10:59.120 close uh thank god honestly it's uh let's just hope this doesn't back up in two weeks

01:11:05.600 much overdue at this point um well for anybody who's joined us at home thank you so much i don't

01:11:10.160 think we have any super chats in the docket today um but there will be two rebels to join you again

01:11:16.640 same time in place 1 to 2 p.m eastern here tomorrow and maybe by that point we will have uh the announcement

01:11:23.920 update from people like dr kieran moore so stay tuned and as david menzies would always say stay

01:11:30.240 sane and stay safe are transgender people welcome in canada now that the conservative party uh it's

01:11:37.760 it's policy not to let them use the bathroom of their choice and also to limit their health care

01:11:42.320 options as minors that is uh the answer of course is that the everybody's welcome in canada and your

01:11:49.600 question is factually wrong i encourage you to actually read the policies instead of spreading

01:11:54.320 disinformation we need less disinformation and more honest honesty and truth telling and

01:11:59.840 your readers are are suffering a very big disservice when you spread disinformation thank you

Rebel News Podcast - September 14, 2023

DAILY Roundup ｜ Trudeau preps for UN assembly, Ontario's new COVID plan, Sask. pronoun debate

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