Rebel News Podcast - DAILY Roundup ｜ Update on Israel, Poilievre owns reporter, Online harms bill for antisemitism

00:00:00.000 Hi everybody, Ezra Levant here. I am the Rebel Commander. That's sort of a jokey title I gave

00:00:19.720 myself at Rebel News. Obviously, I'm nothing near as brave as actual commanders in militaries

00:00:26.500 around the world who are fighting against terrorists. I don't even think I'm going to use

00:00:30.960 that title anymore just because it was a joke, but I suppose we are in the battle of ideas and

00:00:36.520 there is definitely a battle on for your mind in the information space. And I think that one of the

00:00:43.560 things when you're looking at this info war is not to lose control of your mind, not to let the other

00:00:51.500 side colonize your mind and incept ideas into your mind. I think one of the definitions of winning

00:00:58.200 a conflict is to conquer the other side's mind. You don't necessarily have to destroy every tank,

00:01:05.460 shoot down every plane, or kill or injure every soldier. You just have to make the other side

00:01:10.640 want to give up or want to stop fighting. And I think that is the technical definition

00:01:17.460 of how a war ends. And it's important not to become demoralized. And you can oversample

00:01:25.020 bad news. And I think in this era of social media and Twitter and 24-7 news and fake news too,

00:01:33.340 you can start to lose hope. You can start to think, surely the whole world has not gone mad. Surely the

00:01:39.040 whole world is not on the precipice of another war. I think it is the worst time in the world since.

00:01:46.160 the Second World War. I mean, perhaps the Cuban Missile Crisis brought the world closer to an

00:01:54.540 actual world war than we're seeing now. But other than the Cuban Missile Crisis,

00:01:59.960 I'm not sure if we've seen so many terrifying things in motion. And I just finished saying,

00:02:06.220 don't get down on things. Don't oversample social media. Especially the barbaric clips emerging out of

00:02:13.620 Gaza from the torture and rape and mutilation and burning of women and children and killing infants. 0.76

00:02:21.040 Absolutely insane. I won't show you the video, but I saw there's a young woman who,

00:02:28.000 a hostage that Hamas is putting on TV as a hostage. Like it's, it's like a kidnapper hostage proof of 0.85

00:02:34.840 life video. They've done hundreds of snuff videos. They're doing a proof of life video with a pregnant 0.99

00:02:41.380 woman. I think she's pregnant. Imagine what they would do to her. There were reports that a pregnant 1.00

00:02:48.640 woman in Israel, they cut out the baby from her mother's tummy and killed the baby and tummy from

00:02:57.560 her womb. And like just horrific things. Don't oversample that. I think what's so insane.

00:03:05.060 Um, yeah, go ahead and show the video. The video of her being held hostage is not

00:03:10.020 actually brutal itself unless, you know, the context. The context is what makes it brutal.

00:03:19.740 You can find the video on Twitter pretty quickly too. If you type in her last name, I think it's,

00:03:24.700 if you type in her name, I think it's Shem is her last name. S-H-E-M. Um, but besides the barbarity 1.00

00:03:31.460 of Hamas, which truly is Nazi-like, I'm worried about other forces. Vladimir Putin is in Beijing

00:03:39.080 today. Uh, there, he certainly is a close and growing closer ally to, um, China, the two

00:03:49.320 regimes that I think are very authoritarian. It was a strategic choice by Henry Kissinger and Richard

00:03:58.400 Nixon to pit China and Russia against each other. There was a tremendous move shocking where the

00:04:10.340 entire West suddenly said, we're done with Taiwan. Yes, Taiwan is a liberal democracy. It wasn't a full

00:04:16.320 democracy back then, but we want to break China away from the Soviets. We want a rift between China 1.00

00:04:22.000 and Stalin. Hey, China, come, come and have a Western focus. And, um, that probably made sense at the time 0.83

00:04:29.800 because imagine communist China and the Soviet Union together. Well, look at this, look at this warm

00:04:36.240 relations. And Putin said, both Putin and Xi Jinping basically said, we're not going to let any other

00:04:42.680 powers come between us. And there, there are some synergies there. Russia has an enormous amount of oil

00:04:54.500 and natural gas and other minerals. And China is a voracious consumer of those. And there are Western

00:05:03.500 sanctions against Russia. China doesn't abide those. There are Western sanctions on Iran also. China buys all 0.96

00:05:10.940 the Iranian oil can get its hands on. India did too, by the way. So we see Russia, which is a bit

00:05:19.940 ambivalent. China, which is giving out pro-Hamas messages. Iran, which is the patron of Hamas. The U.S.

00:05:28.880 has sailed, is sailing two aircraft carrier groups to Israel. Joe Biden is visiting the Moral.

00:05:34.780 I think you have all the world powers in a frenzy. And I don't even know what America's intentions are,

00:05:43.860 to be honest. Uh, we had heard that the Israeli invasion of Gaza would have begun by now, but that's 0.87

00:05:52.200 obviously being delayed. Joe Biden is arriving tomorrow. I think he's going to say, hey, Israel,

00:05:57.880 don't fight back. I tweeted earlier today, Olivia, maybe you can find it, uh, a tweet of, um,

00:06:07.000 a White House spokesman named Kirby. If you, if you search on Twitter for Kirby and ceasefire,

00:06:13.020 those two words, yeah, that's it right there. Here's, here's, um, a White House spokesman talking

00:06:19.240 about the possibility of a ceasefire in Ukraine, where there have been 400,000 deaths. Is it 8

00:06:28.520 million refugees? And here's the White House saying never a ceasefire, never, no, no, no, no. Take a

00:06:36.120 listen. Hey, uh, that if coming out of this meeting, there's some sort of call for a ceasefire. Well,

00:06:42.560 that's just going to be unacceptable because all that's going to do, Mike, is ratify Russia's conquest 0.94

00:06:47.460 to date. All that's going to do is give Mr. Putin more time to refit, retrain, remand, uh, and try to,

00:06:53.860 uh, to, to plan for, for renewed offensives at a time of his choosing. Uh, we hope, and we've said

00:06:59.540 this before, that Mr. President Xi will call and talk to President Zelensky because we believe the

00:07:04.820 Chinese need to get the Ukrainian perspective here. Hey. So as you can tell, that was, there was a few

00:07:11.780 months ago, but it's been the, the standard message of the White House is never have a ceasefire,

00:07:17.040 always fight back. And if you listen to Zelensky, who is just as hardline, he says, no ceasefire

00:07:23.600 until we reconquer the land that Russia took. And sometimes the Ukrainian position is actually take

00:07:30.080 back Crimea, which was annexed into Russia years ago. And I should say hundreds of thousands of men

00:07:38.640 have died and probably a hundred thousand civilians. I don't know the civilian death toll, but the military

00:07:44.080 death toll itself is around 400,000. Um, and, um, Israel is being told, no, have a ceasefire

00:07:55.360 immediately, no invasion. These Nazi style attacks that butchered brutally women and children, emphasizing

00:08:05.440 women and children. That, um, you gotta, you gotta have a ceasefire before you even put one foot 1.00

00:08:12.960 into the Gaza Strip. I find that very curious, don't you? Um, by the way, here, I think we have the video

00:08:22.560 of that, uh, proof of life video of the young woman. I'm not sure if she's pregnant, but you can see her

00:08:28.800 there, uh, on a, uh, Hamas video, uh, it's a, it's a hostage video. And my understanding is there are

00:08:46.640 199 hostages. Whether or not they, uh, are still alive or have been tortured,

00:08:55.440 in what ways they've been abused, we don't quite know. But imagine that that is the official public

00:09:03.120 face of Hamas. And yet governments and countless citizens around the world are cheering for them. 0.97

00:09:12.560 That's a terrorist, criminal, Nazi, barbaric, brutal, Stone Age 0.94

00:09:19.280 approach. And that, they're not hiding that. As we said the other day, the Nazis did not tell the 0.91

00:09:27.760 world what they were doing in the death camps. They kept it confidential, even from their own German

00:09:35.280 population. And I think I mentioned the other day, I was reading about, um, how when the allies

00:09:43.920 liberated the concentration camps, they would take the local townspeople and make them walk through it 0.90

00:09:48.640 to see what had been there. And I actually understand that some of those, I was reading

00:09:53.040 the other day that some of those people who were forced to witness what was done by the Nazi regime

00:09:58.000 committed suicide. They were so appalled and felt so guilty for what had been done right under their

00:10:05.600 noses. But Hitler was not putting out movies and videos and radio, and they didn't have videos back 0.80

00:10:12.240 then. He was not putting out photographs or movies of the death camps. In fact, the opposite.

00:10:17.760 He was putting out propaganda saying they were just work camps.

00:10:22.400 Hamas is going further than the Nazis did. The chancellor of Germany, the new chancellor's name is 0.83

00:10:29.840 Schultz, apparently was in Israel and he had a joint press conference. I think we have a clip of that.

00:10:35.920 Let's take a look at Netanyahu and Schultz in the joint press conference.

00:10:40.000 Sorry, I've caught Olivia off guard there. She was looking for other videos that I asked her to.

00:10:49.440 It is accurate to say Hamas are the new Nazis. They call for the eradication of Jews and they are 1.00

00:10:55.920 brutal and use torture and it's for the annihilation of the Jewish people. Other than one speaks Arabic 1.00

00:11:02.960 and the other spoke German, what is the difference? Here's Netanyahu.

00:11:05.440 I see crimes against the Jewish people on the soil of Germany and Europe. I must tell you,

00:11:12.160 my friend, that the savagery that we witnessed perpetrated by the Hamas murderers coming out of 1.00

00:11:21.760 Gaza were the worst crimes committed against Jews since the Holocaust.

00:11:27.920 The decapitation of people, the shooting of little children with bound hands,

00:11:34.960 the murder of children in front of their parents, the murder of parents in front of their children,

00:11:40.320 the hiding of babies in the attic and the murderers who came to the attic to murder the babies,

00:11:46.240 the rape and murder of women, the abduction of families, the tearing of grandmothers and Holocaust 0.91

00:11:55.280 survivors into captivity. The death pits that remind us of Babiar, where jeeps surround a depression in

00:12:06.640 the ground, where they crowd young people in and they shoot them with machine guns. This is the savagery

00:12:15.520 that we only remember from the Nazi crimes at the Holocaust. Hamas are the new Nazis. Hamas is ISIS, 0.85

00:12:24.800 in some instances, in some instances worse than ISIS. And just as the world united to defeat the Nazis,

00:12:33.040 just as the world united to defeat ISIS, the world has to stand united behind Israel to defeat Hamas.

00:12:45.680 And I will find out what Joe Biden says tomorrow. Joe Biden is like Trudeau in some ways. He has

00:12:53.760 Jewish donors. He wants to be polite company. He's a liberal. So he says he's definitely against

00:13:00.640 terrorism. But Joe Biden was the vice president of Barack Obama when the two of them normalized

00:13:08.240 relations with Iran, transferred billions of dollars to Iran, including six billion dollars just a few

00:13:13.360 weeks ago. In fact, I think tomorrow is a day that the US, some certain sanctions against Iran for

00:13:21.040 ballistic missiles is set to expire. The latest I've seen is that the Biden administration refuses to

00:13:29.520 acknowledge that Iran has any paternity over the terrorist attack in Israel. So I think Biden is

00:13:36.960 going to Israel to tell Israel to stand down. And as insane as it sounds, I think those two aircraft

00:13:44.480 carriers are being deployed not to fight against a foreign air force. What air force would they be

00:13:50.640 deployed against? Syria doesn't really have an air force. Iran doesn't really have an air force. Hamas 0.54

00:13:57.600 only has those paragliders. What are all those F-35s or whatever the jets are on the aircraft? Who would they

00:14:04.800 fight against? They're obviously not going to attack Hamas. They might attack Hezbollah in Lebanon,

00:14:11.600 but I think they're actually there to say to Israel, don't get any big ideas about taking

00:14:16.480 out the Hamas leadership in Qatar. Don't get any big ideas about taking out the Iran nuclear facility. 0.85

00:14:25.680 I actually think as insane as it would be for the US military to say to Israel, don't do something,

00:14:33.920 and we're here to make sure you don't. That is what you would expect them to do given the US

00:14:41.040 administration's ongoing support for Iran. Their ongoing decision to pay money to Iran,

00:14:47.440 to lift sanctions from Iran, to legitimize Iran. I believe that Joe Biden's primary goal in visiting

00:14:55.840 Israel is to get them not to attack Iran. You tell me what the other goal would be. Why are you sending

00:15:01.600 two aircraft carriers? Why hasn't Israel attacked yet? I'm quite worried about an attack on Gaza. 0.96

00:15:09.520 I think it's too reminiscent of Stalingrad. I think it's a trap in many ways. I think the proper 1.00

00:15:16.160 response is a decapitation attack against the Hamas leadership. That's what Trump did to Soleimani, 0.77

00:15:22.240 a senior Iranian commander, when Iran killed some Americans. Trump didn't declare war on Iran and

00:15:31.200 kill a lot of ordinary Iranian soldiers. He took out the top guy. 0.96

00:15:38.640 I don't think Biden wants Netanyahu to do that. I think that's why he sent those carrier groups.

00:15:44.960 Some people have said, including Nikki Haley, I think it's absolutely insane. Nikki Haley said,

00:15:51.760 oh, well, we can take a million people from Gaza. Really? And she's a Republican. I've never heard

00:15:58.560 anything so insane in my life. This from a security point of view. But why would Nikki Haley volunteer to

00:16:08.880 take a million Gazans if the King of Jordan and the President of Egypt won't take one? Here, 0.72

00:16:15.600 take a look at the King of Jordan, making it crystal clear he and no other Arab countries want any of 1.00

00:16:21.680 that. Take a listen. Just a part of the question on the issues of refugees coming to Jordan. And I think

00:16:27.120 I can quite strongly speak on behalf not only of Jordan as a nation, but of our friends in Egypt.

00:16:34.240 That is a red line. Because I think that is the plan by certain of the usual suspects

00:16:39.120 to try and create de facto issues on the ground. No refugees in Jordan, no refugees in Egypt.

00:16:47.120 And let me give you a little bit of history. The PLO, the People's Palestinian Liberation Army,

00:16:53.120 the essential Palestinian terrorist group from the 70s and 80s, they were in Jordan. And they basically

00:17:00.000 had a bit of an uprising and Jordan kicked them out. They went to Lebanon and almost destroyed that

00:17:06.560 country. Israel went in to kick them out. Then they went to Tunis. They don't want... 0.52

00:17:14.720 And by the way, about 60% of the population of Jordan, ethnically speaking, is Palestinian.

00:17:19.760 Could you imagine if you brought Hamas operatives, Hamas supporters to Jordan?

00:17:28.800 They would topple the king. And you heard the king. He speaks flawless English.

00:17:32.080 Jordan is one of the more moderate Arab regimes. It's had peace with Israel, not a particularly warm 0.73

00:17:36.960 peace, but it's had peace with Israel for decades. And it has a fairly close working relationship with

00:17:43.040 Israel in terms of security. You think they're going to take 50,000, 100,000, quarter million

00:17:48.480 Palestinian refugees from Gaza, many of whom are trained to support Gaza ideologically and in

00:17:55.840 terms of violence? He's not crazy. But those are things in the Middle East. And we live here in Canada 0.55

00:18:05.120 and in North America. And there's plenty of things for us to be worried about here. Some people say,

00:18:09.360 Ezra, what are you doing talking? What are you talking about those foreign entanglements for?

00:18:14.960 And I believe that North America, one of the best things about it is it's far away from entanglements,

00:18:20.720 isn't it? As Senator Dandran said about Canada 100 years ago, we're a fireproof house far away from

00:18:28.960 inflammable material. And he was right. It's not right anymore. We have brought into our heartland

00:18:37.680 thousands, tens of thousands, maybe hundreds of thousands of people who support violence

00:18:43.280 as a way of solving a political or religious grievance. And we had our reporters out across

00:18:50.640 the country over the last few days. And we saw some astonishing things. Let me just ask you a

00:18:57.360 question. If I said to you, how would you get your hands on a swastika flag, a Nazi flag?

00:19:04.640 You would probably scratch your head a bit and say, well, if I'm not in the theater business where

00:19:10.080 you'd have a prop, maybe, there'd be no store you could buy one from. Maybe you'd order it online.

00:19:17.280 And I don't know. I mean, I'm sure you could find a place to order online. And I bet you 99% of those

00:19:22.720 are FBI front groups wanting to know who's buying swastika flags. But that's sort of

00:19:29.600 how I think one would get it. But how do you get a Taliban flag? I'm pretty sure Amazon's not selling

00:19:37.600 that. How do you get a Islamic State flag? How do you get like the actual real bona fide terrorist

00:19:45.920 flag, the real deal flag of banned terrorist groups and some of them fairly obscure?

00:19:52.240 And how do you have it? And you can see what I'm talking about right here in Mississauga.

00:20:00.080 And that's a big old, is that a Yukon Excel or something or a Suburban?

00:20:04.640 It's a big old $100,000 Suburban. I'm guessing that thing drives for Uber.

00:20:10.560 I may have been in that vehicle. Big old, big old, what do they call that? King cab.

00:20:25.280 He's got a Taliban flag. Yeah, put that back on the screen, please.

00:20:29.200 Where would you get a Taliban flag? How do you get it?

00:20:31.520 And you just have that kicking around your living room or in your closet and you're just ready to

00:20:41.920 bring it on out? I'm not talking about the one that's in the car there that they're rolling out,

00:20:46.480 but the big one is flying. I guess either one of them. Where do you get those? There are people in

00:20:53.360 Canada who have Taliban flags at home. And we saw another one. What was the other one we saw?

00:21:05.520 Islamic Jihad. Yeah, thank you. Now this one here, like maybe that Taliban one could have been homemade 1.00

00:21:11.360 or something, but this one here is like, who has the Islamic Jihad, the black flag of Islamic Jihad?

00:21:20.400 That's not homemade. Where do you get that from? And he's not hiding his face. Put it back. Yeah,

00:21:26.400 play it one more time. He's not hiding his face. He's not an agent provocateur. That's him.

00:21:32.960 He's proud of it. Where do you get that? Just got that kicking around?

00:21:42.160 How many people in Canada have those, like my point about how do you get a swastika flag? It's not easy.

00:21:49.120 I don't think it would be easy. There's a lot of people who have terrorist flags. Flags have

00:21:55.920 actually banned terrorist groups. Going to marches for those groups. Now it is not a crime. By the way,

00:22:02.800 it is not a crime to own a swastika flag. It's not even a crime in Canada to be a Nazi. It's not a crime.

00:22:11.040 It is not a crime in itself to have a Taliban flag or to have an Islamic Jihad flag. It is a crime, 0.97

00:22:21.360 however, since both Islamic Jihad and the Taliban are banned terrorist organizations. It is a crime in

00:22:27.600 in the criminal code, punishable after 10 years in prison, to support those groups. And there's the

00:22:34.560 four words, participate, instruct, harbor, and I forget what the fourth one is, assist or something.

00:22:42.160 So it is, or travel or something, I can't remember. But there's four things that you cannot do with

00:22:48.400 an illegal terrorist group. And I'm guessing if you've got a Taliban flag at home,

00:22:57.120 you're probably affiliated with them. Participating, facilitating, instructing,

00:23:01.040 and harboring. Throw that on the screen just for one second. Here's the criminal code. You can search

00:23:06.080 for yourself. Just Google criminal code terrorist provisions. Every person who knowingly participates

00:23:12.480 in or contributes to directly, indirectly. So participating, facilitating, instructing,

00:23:17.360 and harboring, those are the four things you cannot do. Now, if you've got a terrorist flag at home

00:23:22.960 when you go to a pro-terrorist march, are you participating? Are you participating? Are you

00:23:28.640 facilitating? You may be. You may be. No charges in Cannes, of course. That would be too embarrassing.

00:23:40.240 Speaking of which, Arif Varani, who, if I'm not mistaken, I got to keep track. There's so many

00:23:44.640 cabinet shuffles. I think he's the justice minister now, right? So he was speaking at a

00:23:50.080 anti-Semitism conference in Ottawa. And I should say it was a conference against anti-Semitism,

00:23:55.680 because given how many rallies there are for anti-Semitism these days, you've got to be careful.

00:24:00.720 So Arif Varani, who's a Liberal cabinet minister, was speaking at this anti-Semitism conference,

00:24:06.720 and he didn't announce any criminal charges against Hamas supporters for

00:24:12.480 spreading hatred. He didn't announce any criminal charges against Hamas supporters for participating,

00:24:21.360 harboring, instructing, or facilitating terrorism. Didn't announce any criminal charges against the

00:24:27.920 Taliban flag guy, against the Islamic Jihad flag guy. Didn't do that. But he did take the opportunity,

00:24:36.320 in fact, there's a CBC story. If you want to just show that CBC story, let me read this.

00:24:46.000 At conference confronting anti-Semitism, justice minister promises online harms legislation.

00:24:55.440 Bill was first introduced prior to last election, promising it within 100 days of vote.

00:25:00.000 Here, I'll just read a little bit.

00:25:00.960 At a conference on confronting anti-Semitism on Monday, justice minister Arif Varani repeated a

00:25:07.520 standing promise of the federal government to combat online harms with new legislation,

00:25:12.400 but offered no timeline. Quote, we need a safe and secure digital environment as much as we need

00:25:16.640 safe streets in our communities, Varani said before an audience gathered by the Center for Israel and

00:25:20.880 Jewish Affairs in Ottawa. Okay, so the justice minister doesn't have a word to say against the Hamas rallies,

00:25:29.360 because they're part of his election base, they're part of his voter base, doesn't have a word to say

00:25:33.360 about what's actually going on in the streets. In Toronto, a Jewish school, there were three

00:25:41.040 young men who threatened the kids and then threw a rock through a window.

00:25:47.200 Arif Varani, the liberal justice minister, doesn't have a word to say about that.

00:25:51.360 Three suspected Hamas supporters arrested after alleged threats to Toronto Jewish school,

00:25:57.840 police deployed inside classroom. So Arif Varani, he's not got really anything to say about this,

00:26:04.720 but he's going to use the pretext to go after online comments.

00:26:10.640 I've read that online harms proposal. The actual final version of the bill has not been submitted,

00:26:19.680 but the government, it was sort of odd. They published sort of all their backgrounders,

00:26:23.200 all their goals, all their, like they, they dumped hundreds of pages of their plans for this bill online.

00:26:28.160 And I don't know if we can find it easily. Stephen Gilbeau was the heritage minister.

00:26:35.120 Do we have that clip where he talks about the nuclear option? You know what I'm talking about?

00:26:38.720 He says that under the, pardon me? Sure. Yeah. Take a shot. So Stephen Gilbeau,

00:26:47.440 when he first talked about the online harms act, said two things about it. There's actually two clips,

00:26:52.480 Efron, and don't knock yourself out finding them, but they are quite something. It's so astonishing.

00:26:56.800 People might not believe me without seeing it with their own eyes. He said, first of all,

00:27:01.440 one of the things that this bill should do is protect politicians from criticism. I swear to God,

00:27:08.160 he said that, I swear to God. And then the second thing he said is this bill is so powerful. It even

00:27:16.240 has what he called the nuclear option. Those are his words, where he says they can actually delete a

00:27:23.920 website, just order it off the internet, North Korea style. I, I, I'm taking my first breath, 0.72

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00:27:55.680 Stephen Gilbeau saying the online harms act, one of its goals is to stop politicians from being

00:28:01.280 criticized. And number two, they reserve the power to have the nuclear option, which is literally to

00:28:09.600 ban, delete, vaporize. Well, he used the word nuclear

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00:30:34.640 Welcome back. Nice to see you. Before the break, I was telling you that Arif Arani, the new justice

00:30:40.000 minister who replaced David Lamedi, I think David Lamedi was probably the most crooked justice

00:30:45.920 minister we've had in a generation. Remember, he was the one that Justin Trudeau put in to replace

00:30:50.560 Jody Wilson-Rabel because Jody Wilson-Rabel was too honest. That's why she was fired. Because Justin

00:30:56.080 Trudeau wanted Jody Wilson-Rabel to drop a criminal prosecution of his friends at SNC-Lavalin for

00:31:02.000 corruption. They had already admitted to the corruption, huge corruption. SNC-Lavalin, such a

00:31:07.280 corrupt company they just finally chose to change their name. It would be like if Pfizer changed their

00:31:12.080 name just to get rid of all the bad press. That's what SNC-Lavalin did. And so Trudeau wanted his

00:31:19.360 justice department to lay off, but they had a very honest cabinet minister named Jody Wilson-Raybould.

00:31:23.840 So they fired her and they put in David Lamedi. Imagine being that guy. What does that say about you?

00:31:30.160 Anyway, they rotated him out because he was just so awful. And Arif Arani is the new justice minister.

00:31:35.280 And so he tells an anti-Semitism conference, and I have to clarify, it was a conference against

00:31:40.960 anti-Semitism that's, you got to check these days, that he's going to introduce this online

00:31:47.520 harms act as if it was online harms that killed 1400 people in Israel, as if it was online harms that

00:31:56.480 these pro-Hamas protesters on our street, the Taliban flag, the Islamic jihad flag.

00:32:05.520 And I mentioned that Stephen Gilboa, one of the worst cabinet ministers out there,

00:32:12.000 when he was talking about this, he said two insane things that were never retracted or repudiated

00:32:18.080 because he meant them. I don't know if you can call them dumb. I call them dumb sometimes. 0.99

00:32:26.480 But I don't think he's dumb. I think he's just malicious. I think he doesn't have a 1.00

00:32:32.160 democratic or liberal bone in his body. I think he's a bit of a fascist in his own way. 0.61

00:32:38.080 So I don't think I should call them dumb. Anyway, here he is telling a reporter named Anna Caradilia 0.96

00:32:46.000 a couple of things. So do we have two of the clips? One of them, which one is this? Which clip is this?

00:32:50.480 This is the this is what he says that they reserve the right to nuke websites they don't like. Take a look at this.

00:32:59.040 Envision having blocking orders. I mean, that's that

00:33:02.160 maybe it's not, you know, it's a it would be

00:33:10.480 it would likely be a last resolve, last resolved

00:33:14.480 nuclear bomb in a in a toolbox of mechanism for a regulator.

00:33:21.920 Oh, really? OK, so

00:33:23.840 that's your go to metaphor. If you don't like something on the Internet,

00:33:30.240 you're in your toolbox boxes, a nuclear bomb to destroy a website, to delete it, to block it.

00:33:36.000 I don't even know what he really means to do, but a nuclear bomb suggests that it'll be pretty bad.

00:33:41.360 And do we have that other quote where he talks about

00:33:46.480 one of the uses for the online harms act is to stop people criticizing politicians?

00:33:53.840 Take your time. I mean, it's really telling

00:33:57.920 because

00:34:00.560 it's got nothing to do with protecting against anti-Semitism.

00:34:05.280 It's got everything to do with protecting against anti-liberal party activists.

00:34:11.200 In fact, I I'm not kidding when I say I've heard other journalists

00:34:14.960 refer to these censorship bills as the kill rebel bills.

00:34:18.480 I've heard that from two different journalists, that that's what these bills are really about.

00:34:25.440 Is that the clip there?

00:34:26.880 OK, so I mean, if you think I'm kidding.

00:34:29.280 Oh, as you're exaggerating. Really? Take a listen to this.

00:34:32.720 We've seen too many examples of public officials

00:34:36.080 retreating from public service due to the hateful online content

00:34:39.520 targeted towards themselves or even their families.

00:34:47.920 That's what this is about. I think there was a question that precipitated that answer.

00:34:52.320 This is about stopping people from hating politicians.

00:34:56.160 It's not about anti-Semitism. What a laugh.

00:34:58.960 And imagine, you know, imagine, but yeah, he's gonna he's gonna stop anti-Semitism by censoring the internet.

00:35:05.840 I first of all, censoring the internet is like bailing out the ocean with a thimble there.

00:35:12.240 You I mean, good luck with that.

00:35:13.520 But I don't think the problem in Canada is the internet.

00:35:20.640 I think the problem in Canada are tens, maybe hundreds of thousands, God forbid, more of people

00:35:26.880 who just plain old support terrorism and they say so.

00:35:33.120 All right. Well, I don't want to just talk about

00:35:35.760 the war. I think I think we are in a I think we are closer to World War three than at any time

00:35:43.680 since the Cuban Missile Crisis. I just think we are.

00:35:47.680 I think that I find what Joe Biden is doing very confusing and I can't help but have those dark

00:35:55.360 thoughts that Joe Biden is the pro Iran president who actually wants Iran to be a global, a regional

00:36:01.600 superpower. They've said as much. They've said as much. We'll see what he says tomorrow, but more

00:36:09.760 importantly, we'll see what he does when he's in Israel. I want to show one more clip, but I want to

00:36:16.400 sort of transition from war clips to other things. The CBC, as you know, has an explicit policy not to

00:36:23.440 use the word terrorist when talking about Hamas, which is sort of quirky because as we showed you

00:36:29.280 every day and we can even show you again right now, if you Google terrorist list Canada, you know,

00:36:35.760 there is a terrorist list and it's published by our Department of Public Security. And it's very

00:36:41.520 easy to find. It's called, they call them listed entities. And as you can see, this is on the public

00:36:47.600 safety website. You see all these ones here? Al-Shabaab, Al-Aska Mosque. You know, there's a lot of,

00:36:55.200 there's a few obscure ones from other countries, but they're, they're pretty much Islamic. We

00:37:02.160 mentioned the Islamic jihad flag. I think if you scroll down a tiny bit more, you'll see,

00:37:10.080 you know, there's just, there's just so many ones. I mean, Hamas is on there. Hamas

00:37:14.240 is actually an acronym. Yeah. So Taliban is on here. Hamas is on here.

00:37:19.360 Um, my point of mentioning that is because it's not a matter of opinion

00:37:25.840 in Canada. If Hamas is a terrorist group, it is, it's right there on the list. Um, 0.68

00:37:33.200 you can say you don't like it to be that way. You can say you disagree, but Hamas is 0.73

00:37:39.920 a terrorist group in Canada. If it makes you feel better, you can say, which has been designated a

00:37:46.560 terrorist group by the Canadian government. You can say that if it makes you feel better,

00:37:51.280 but it's the truth. So how can Trudeau's CBC state broadcaster have a written policy? This isn't

00:38:00.400 just rumors. This is a written policy that they do not deny. How do you do that?

00:38:06.480 When, how do you say, how do you decline to call them terrorists when they are terrorists?

00:38:17.760 And of course, by any possible real life measurement, they're terrorists.

00:38:24.000 And so, um, Rachel Harder, or who goes by Rachel Thomas, sorry, I, she was married and I think her

00:38:30.800 name is, is your last name Thomas now? Uh, so I remember when she was elected as Rachel Harder,

00:38:36.320 she's an MP from Lethbridge and she wants to ask the government media company about this policy.

00:38:45.040 And normally I would say, where does any politician get off asking a journalist anything?

00:38:52.560 But these aren't journalists understand their government journalists, which is completely

00:38:58.640 different. If you are a government journalist, you are actually a PR rep. You are a spin doctor.

00:39:05.040 You are an errand boy. You're a communications director, whatever you are, but you are not a

00:39:09.680 journalist. If you work for, are paid by answer to, uh, the government of Canada, you are not a

00:39:16.800 journalist. And as long as you're taking $1.5 billion a year from taxpayers, and as long as

00:39:22.640 you're doing things in the name of the government, I think you should answer questions about that.

00:39:27.760 And the fact that they're so uncomfortable about it tells us something. And the fact that the liberals

00:39:31.840 and then the NDP are protecting them tells you something about them too. Here's Rachel Thomas

00:39:36.800 talking about this. Take a look.

00:39:37.920 The CBC just keeps getting worse and worse. According to a leaked memo, their director of

00:39:45.040 journalistic standards instructed those who work there to refrain from referring to Hamas as a

00:39:49.280 terrorist organization. Now remember, this is a group of militant men who went in and killed 1400

00:39:55.520 people in a night. This is a group of militant men who kidnapped, raped and murdered women and then 0.98

00:40:02.640 took their naked bodies and flaunted them in the streets. This is a group of militant men who went in and 0.98

00:40:07.120 beheaded 40 innocent babies. This is no doubt a terrorist organization. Canada has had them

00:40:14.720 officially listed as such for more than 20 years. Now to justify itself, the CBC said, well, to call

00:40:21.360 Hamas terrorists is to take a side. No doubt it's to take a side. It's to take the side of the innocent. 0.89

00:40:28.160 If you're not there, where are you? These acts that I just described are pure evil. And for our public

00:40:34.640 broadcaster to somehow try to get away with describing them as something less is terrifying.

00:40:40.800 We're talking about a public broadcaster that receives $1.2 billion in taxpayer money each and

00:40:46.720 every year. It's our job to hold them to account. So my conservative colleagues and I are bringing

00:40:51.840 them to committee, or at least moving a motion to do so. We're doing that this morning. We'll keep you posted.

00:40:57.280 Okay. Well, I'll tell you how it ended. The other parties refused to have that. But I'm glad that

00:41:04.240 I'm glad that the conservative party are so vigorous on calling to Hamas a terrorist group. And I'm glad 1.00

00:41:10.800 they're beating up the CBC because you cannot accept that the CBC are journalists. You cannot grant them

00:41:18.320 that. I have yet to see the conservative party of Canada do anything more substantive though.

00:41:28.160 I haven't seen them call for the deportation of non-citizens who support Hamas. That should be 0.99

00:41:34.000 pretty easy. I'm not saying denaturalize someone who is now a citizen, but if you're a foreign student 0.86

00:41:40.560 here on a student visa and you're a guest of the country and you think that instead of studying, 0.54

00:41:45.360 you should be on the streets chanting death to the Jews, I think you should go home. 1.00

00:41:50.320 And I think that would cool off a lot of the worst actors on campus. I remember it was 30 years ago 0.99

00:41:56.400 now, but I was on university campus and there were kids from Syria, from extreme anti-Semitic countries

00:42:03.120 like that who were at the University of Calgary. They would take one course a year to be registered

00:42:08.480 students and they would spend 90% of their time just organizing against Canada and against the Jews.

00:42:13.360 And how about go home and do that somewhere else? How about don't take up a slot that a Canadian 0.96

00:42:19.760 student could be at? How about if you're not here to learn, if you're here to spread your

00:42:25.040 terrorist propaganda, how about go home? I don't know if the conservatives will show courage to do

00:42:30.320 that and I don't even think it takes a lot of courage. Will they prosecute anyone for participating,

00:42:35.520 instructing, harboring, or I can't remember the four things that you can't do for a terrorist group?

00:42:41.280 Will we see that? Will they talk about the sheer numbers of immigrants to Canada who are not vetted?

00:42:50.720 We're bringing a million people a year now and they're not vetted. There's no meetings. You don't

00:42:56.240 have an interview anymore. It's all a paper application form or online. So I'm still waiting

00:43:01.120 to see if the conservatives are real. But I have a little bit of hope. I want to show you a video

00:43:07.200 that is so entertaining. But I think it also shows a refusal to play the media's game.

00:43:14.640 And it's by Pierre Polyev. And I think he was out in BC. I think that's an apple orchard in BC. There

00:43:21.680 are apple orchards in other provinces too, including Ontario. But I'm pretty sure this is in BC. And I'm

00:43:27.040 pretty sure the name of this journalist is Derek Urquhart from Castanet. And that's not particularly

00:43:33.760 important. This is a two minute excerpt from a larger interview. And this is just, it's so good.

00:43:41.920 Without further commentary, take a quick look at Pierre Polyev.

00:43:46.080 On the topic, I mean, in terms of your sort of strategy currently, you're obviously taking the

00:43:52.560 populist pathway. What does that mean? Well, appealing to people's more emotional levels,

00:44:01.680 I would guess. I mean, certainly you tap very strong ideological language quite frequently. Like what?

00:44:10.000 Left wing, you know, this and that, right wing. I mean, it's that type of ideological thing.

00:44:17.600 I never really talk about left or right. I don't really believe in that.

00:44:20.640 Okay. A lot of people would say that you're simply taking a page out of the Donald Trump book.

00:44:26.720 Probably like which people would say that.

00:44:29.040 Well, I'm sure a great many Canadians, but. Like who?

00:44:34.240 I don't know who, but. Well, you're the one who asked the question, so you must know somebody.

00:44:38.400 Okay. I'm sure there's some out there, but anyways, the point of this, the point of this question is,

00:44:44.720 I mean, why should, why should Canadians trust you with their vote given, you know,

00:44:51.920 not, not just the sort of ideological inclination in terms of taking the page out of Donald Trump's

00:44:56.800 book, but also. What are you talking about? What page? What page? Can you give me a page?

00:45:00.080 Give me the page. You keep saying that. In terms of turning things quite dramatically in terms of,

00:45:05.360 of Trudeau and, and the left wing and all of this. I mean, you, you, you make quite a, you know,

00:45:09.920 it's, it's quite a play that you make on it. So I'm, I'm not sure. I don't know. I don't know what

00:45:15.200 your question is. Okay. Then forget that. Why should Canadians trust you with their vote?

00:45:20.480 Common sense, common sense for, for a change. We're going to make common sense common in this country.

00:45:28.560 We don't have any common sense in the current government. You know, the guy print 600 billion

00:45:35.200 grows, our money supply by 32% in three years. That's growing the money eight times faster than

00:45:42.640 the economy. No wonder we have the worst of inflation in four decades. I'm going to cap spending,

00:45:49.040 cut waste so that we can balance the budget and bring down inflation and interest rates. You'll want

00:45:53.200 to be able to pay your mortgage again. You want to be able to afford rent. Then you have to vote for

00:45:57.040 Pierre Polyev because I'm the only one with a common sense plan that will bring back the buying

00:46:03.520 power of your paycheck. You know, I'm just going to send a little bit. I'm going to send you a story.

00:46:09.280 I just put it in the, in the Slack channel there. I think I, that reporter was not identified,

00:46:16.560 but if you click on the story that I just sent you, I think that's where it was taken. You can see,

00:46:22.960 this is from a few days ago in, um, in British Columbia and you can see that's what he was wearing,

00:46:31.360 right? Pierre Polyev that I think he was wearing that outfit and he's standing in front of an apple

00:46:36.800 orchard. So I think it's pretty clearly that's where it was. And if you scroll down, sorry. And if you,

00:46:42.080 if you look at who wrote the story, you see, it says Don Urquhart there and then click on his name.

00:46:47.920 You see where it says photo Don Urquhart. Yeah. Click on that. And then you should get,

00:46:54.880 and yeah, just click on that there and just show that that's him, right? He was wearing a hat. So I

00:47:02.080 think we've found out that that's Don Urquhart from the times Chronicle, which is, uh, a Kelowna,

00:47:07.680 uh, uh, Castanet is sort of the chain times Chronicle in Kelowna, Don Urquhart. So I think

00:47:14.720 we found the mystery of, uh, who that is. So let's go back and read the story.

00:47:21.920 Um, cause he both took the photo. And as you can see right under the headline, he wrote,

00:47:28.720 he, he's the byline for the story. Pierre Polyev was in town Wednesday,

00:47:32.320 capping the visit off with a rally in Oliver. Let's read a little bit. I have actually not read this

00:47:36.960 before. I just want to see, are you, Olivia, are you curious how that reporter, uh, reported things

00:47:43.520 given how Pierre Polyev so calmly ate an apple and ate his lunch? Take a look.

00:47:50.320 Official opposition and conservative party leader, Pierre Polyev vowed to take on colleges of physicians

00:47:54.240 and surgeons, along with any other hurdles to getting immigrant doctors rapidly licensed and

00:47:58.320 practicing in Canada. Polyev made the comments to the times Chronicle in Oliver after meeting this

00:48:02.880 week with fruit growers from the area. I'm going to skip ahead because they're talking about a

00:48:07.760 particular proposal. Okay. And then he gets to when, when asked why Canadians should trust him with their

00:48:14.640 votes, given his demonstrable track record of flip-flopping on key issues. Oh, and what some

00:48:23.200 consider his use of polarizing ideologically infused rhetoric, suggesting he simply takes pages out of

00:48:29.680 the Donald Trump populist playbook. Polyev became acerbic.

00:48:37.760 Ultimately the answer was common sense. We're going to make common sense common in this country.

00:48:43.600 We don't have any common sense anymore. Um, is that an accurate reflection of the conversation we just saw?

00:48:53.040 Again and again and again, this guy, Don Urquhart put to Polyev, oh, you're just taking a page out of 0.80

00:49:01.520 Donald Trump. I don't even think he accused him of flip-flopping. I think that was just injected later

00:49:05.920 here. So you, you saw that gorgeous back and forth and acerbic sort of means like, uh, a little bit

00:49:13.280 sharp and a little bit, you know, um, I'd have to, what exactly is the definition of acerbic, uh,

00:49:23.760 sharp and forthright tasting sour or bitter

00:49:30.000 maybe, but I think Pierre Polyev was pretty calm. And I think eating the apple was just the perfect

00:49:36.240 touch. I don't think Polyev came across as aggressive or hostile. He asked very basic questions to a very

00:49:42.960 dopey reporter who said, a lot of people are saying, a lot of people say, people say,

00:49:49.280 and Polyev said, well, who said that?

00:49:52.080 Whenever a reporter says, a lot of people say, some pundits wonder, some critics say, they're just saying,

00:49:58.240 I think, but they don't have the courage or they know it sounds awful to say, I think you're like Donald Trump.

00:50:05.600 And was it three times there, Polyev? So give me an example. Who says that? What did I do?

00:50:10.960 And, and the reason why, uh, Don Erkehart came across so stupid is because he knew that he was 0.99

00:50:20.240 the guy writing the story. So he would hide his stupidity, but it's a bit of a miracle. We had that 1.00

00:50:25.680 video. I don't know who was recording that video. Maybe it was Polyev's own staff, which was great if it

00:50:30.800 was because now we know the difference between what really happened and what, um, Don Erkehart said

00:50:38.400 happened. Yeah. I mean, let me just read that part again. It's just so gorgeous here.

00:50:44.560 Let me just find it there. I just got to find the part where, where, uh,

00:50:53.520 sorry, I'm jumping around a bit when asked why Canadians should trust him, um, with their votes,

00:51:06.960 given his demonstrable track record of flip-flopping on key issues. Was he actually asked that Olivia?

00:51:12.160 I don't think he was. I don't think so. I think he was just talking about Donald Trump populist

00:51:19.520 right wing, left wing. I've watched that clip three times. I can tell you there's nothing in there

00:51:23.600 about flip-flopping. The reporter is the one who put Donald Trump in again and again,

00:51:31.120 right wing, left wing, ideological, polarizing. So the reporter was the guy putting all those bait

00:51:37.520 words there. And Polyev said, well, can you give me an example of that? Or says who, or name me one,

00:51:46.000 or give me an example, or you're the guy who said it. And Erkehart just absolutely fell apart and

00:51:50.560 couldn't do it. And so he moved on because he knew that he was the guy who was going to write

00:51:55.360 the story. So he would just have a revised history. Don Erkehart lied about what happened

00:52:02.160 and we wouldn't know about it if we weren't there to see it. He said, when asked why Canadians should

00:52:09.440 trust him with their votes, given his demonstrable track record of flip-flopping on key issues and what

00:52:14.080 some consider his use of polarizing ideologically infused rhetoric, suggesting he simply takes pages

00:52:19.520 of the Donald Trump populist playbook, Pierre Polia became acerbic. Ultimately, the answer was common

00:52:27.520 sense. Hang on, hang on, hang on, hang on. Ultimately, why are you leaving out the two minutes where he

00:52:33.680 asked you to prove that premise? Let me read that one more time and then can you play that clip again?

00:52:41.200 Because I want to show you what a wicked liar this Don Erkehart is, what a dishonest and unethical 0.99

00:52:45.680 reporter he is. When asked why Canadians should trust him with their votes, okay, that's always 0.98

00:52:53.120 a good question, given his demonstrable, so it's not just an allegation, it's demonstrated that he's

00:53:00.480 a flip-flopper. What some consider his use of polarizing ideologically infused rhetoric, suggesting

00:53:09.520 he simply takes pages of the Donald Trump populist playbook. Holy crap, who even says that other than 0.81

00:53:14.400 some kook? But why don't you put what the guy said in response three, four times? He said, what are you 0.98

00:53:21.440 talking about? Give me an example. Says who? Name one. Polia became acerbic. Ultimately, the answer was

00:53:29.440 common sense. Hang on, hang on, hang on. You left out everything he said. Here, play that again. Play that.

00:53:36.000 I just read for you twice what this wicked liar said happened. Now take a look at what really happened. 0.94

00:53:44.240 On the topic, I mean, in terms of your sort of strategy currently, you're obviously taking

00:53:49.360 the populist pathway. What does that mean? Well, appealing to people's more emotional levels,

00:53:58.640 I would guess. What do you mean by that? I mean, certainly you tap very strong ideological language

00:54:05.760 quite frequently. Like what? Left wing, you know, this and that, right wing, you know,

00:54:12.080 I mean, it's that type of ideological thing. I never really talk about left or right. I don't

00:54:16.720 really believe in that. Okay. A lot of people would say that you're simply taking a page out of the

00:54:22.480 Donald Trump book. Probably like which people would say that. Well, I'm sure a great many Canadians, but...

00:54:29.520 Like who? I don't know who, but... Well, you're the one who asked the question, so you must know somebody.

00:54:36.160 Okay. I'm sure there's some out there, but anyways, the point of this question is,

00:54:41.680 I mean, why should Canadians trust you with their vote, given, you know, not just the sort of

00:54:50.000 ideological inclination in terms of taking the page out of Donald Trump's book, but also...

00:54:54.480 What are you talking about? What page? What page? Can you give me a page? Give me the page.

00:54:58.560 You keep saying that. In terms of turning things quite dramatically in terms of Trudeau and

00:55:03.520 and the left wing and all of this, I mean, you make quite a, you know, it's quite a play that you

00:55:08.480 make on it. So I'm just wondering... I'm not sure. I don't know what your question is. Okay. Then forget that.

00:55:13.680 Why should Canadians trust you with their vote? Common sense. Common sense for a change.

00:55:22.240 But you see, you see the dishonesty of the news article that he ran in the end.

00:55:28.720 He did not justify his accusation of Donald Trump, this populist, that. He didn't show that

00:55:35.920 Polyev challenged that, but he put his weird ideological attack question in full,

00:55:43.680 skipped Polyev's answers and said, Polyev became a Serbic. Okay. Well, you know, maybe, 0.71

00:55:49.280 maybe you could call, I, in fact, I would call that a Serbic, but how about let us see

00:55:54.960 what was a Serbic instead of just telling us it was a Serbic. You can't because it would expose that

00:56:00.160 you're such a hack, such a wicked liar. That is so weird. And I can tell you that that happens all 1.00

00:56:06.240 the time. And only, I'm very pleased that Pierre Polyev pushed back on that. And I'm hopeful that

00:56:12.880 that's a sign of things to come. Because knowing that the media are not your friend is half the

00:56:18.880 battle. And, and I know this from past conservative leaders. Stephen Harper was generally firm with the

00:56:25.440 media. He wasn't that mean to them. And he wasn't that friendly. I think he took the right approach.

00:56:31.680 Andrew Scheer was absolutely terrified by the media. He would do anything they said.

00:56:38.640 And, and Aaron O'Toole didn't need, didn't even have a difference of opinion with the media. He was

00:56:44.560 going to do what they said anyways, because that's what he believed. And in the case of Andrew Scheer,

00:56:49.280 which I think was actually the worst of the two, I think Andrew Scheer actually believed that if

00:56:55.200 he was nice to the media, they would be nice to him. Because remember, Andrew Scheer came from being

00:57:00.480 the Speaker of the House for years. He had never fought a hard battle. He had never had a tough

00:57:05.120 campaign. He had never, like really, when you are the Speaker of the House, you're not engaged in any

00:57:11.920 debates. You're not doing any difficult scrums. You don't even vote other than to break a tie.

00:57:17.120 You're not even going to caucus meetings, because that's too partisan. You are really a ceremonial and

00:57:21.920 luxurious position in the House. So Andrew Scheer, his entire political training was

00:57:29.200 being friendly and diplomatic and everyone would bow and curtsy to him. And he had the huge budget of

00:57:35.360 what they called the Board of Internal Economy, which is basically back, it used to be a quarter

00:57:40.960 billion. I bet it's a half a billion dollars now just to run parliament. So Andrew Scheer truly believed

00:57:46.960 that if he was nice to someone, they would be nice to him. He didn't understand. These are government

00:57:50.720 journalists in the CBC mainly, but all the journalists are hostile. He didn't understand

00:57:54.560 it. Pierre Polyev understood him. And you could see he understood it because he didn't grant the

00:57:59.840 premise of the question to some dopey guy. And I presume that that was Polyev's own camera. I just

00:58:07.040 presume it was. Because holy mackerel, did that make Don Urkohart look like the idiot that he is. 1.00

00:58:13.440 Well, listen, it is the top of the hour. It is 2 p.m. Eastern time. What a pleasure to be with you 1.00

00:58:19.360 for the past hour. I will be doing my regular Ezra Levant show tonight at 8 p.m. Eastern time.

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00:58:54.160 All right. Until tonight. What's that? Oh, boy, I almost forgot. What about the Super Chats?

00:59:01.580 Let me get to them right now. Jude Habersi, Five Smackers says, this reporter is totally outsmarted

00:59:07.560 by Pierre. Absolutely. And not just in the answers, in the fact that Pierre Polyev recorded it.

00:59:15.160 Fraser McBurney, Five bucks in the past, the government broke up Standard Oil,

00:59:17.960 Ma Bell, because they were too big. It's now time to break up Blacklock Financial. That company's too

00:59:22.920 large. It's buying up homes around the world. I've read about these corporate industrial investor

00:59:29.080 buying up single family homes, and I find it an unusual story. And it probably has something to do

00:59:35.240 with the increase in housing prices. But I do know this. Housing prices in America are about half of

00:59:42.700 what they are proportionately in Canada. And that boggles my mind. I think it has to do in part

00:59:48.200 with mass immigration. You cannot bring in 3% more people every year, a million people every year. You

00:59:57.480 just can't do it and expect housing to be affordable. This doesn't work that way. It's supply and demand.

01:00:03.400 So I need to study the issue more, Fraser, but I think you're right.

01:00:07.720 All right. I think those are our super chats for the day. I'll say goodbye now until tonight on behalf

01:00:11.640 of all of us here at Rebel World Headquarters to you at home. Goodbye, and keep fighting for freedom.

Rebel News Podcast - October 17, 2023

DAILY Roundup ｜ Update on Israel, Poilievre owns reporter, Online harms bill for antisemitism

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