Rebel News Podcast - October 28, 2021


EZRA LEVANT ｜ George Soros wants to decide what’s fake news or not


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George Soros wants to decide what is fake news. Is it real or not fake news? Ezra Levant explains the difference between deliberate disinformation and forgeries, and the deep state's attempt to delegitimize free speech and free speech.

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00:00:00.000 Hello, my Rebels. I've got great news for you. I know you've been waiting for this. George Soros
00:00:03.500 has decided to enter the fact-checking business. He's going to pour millions of dollars
00:00:08.260 into telling you what is or isn't good information. I'm not even kidding. That's
00:00:13.380 the name of his new company, the Good Information Corp. It's so funny. Anyway, I'll take you through
00:00:19.320 it. I'll take you through the announcement and some of the quirks in it. Before I do,
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00:00:55.640 Tonight, George Soros wants to decide what's fake news or not. It's October 27th. This is the Ezra
00:01:08.360 Levant Show. Why should others go to jail when you're a biggest carbon consumer I know?
00:01:14.720 There's 8,500 customers here, and you won't give them an answer. The only thing I have to say
00:01:20.300 to the government about why I'm publishing it is because it's my bloody right to do so.
00:01:30.200 We've talked about the concept of fake news and misinformation and fact-checking. None of
00:01:37.880 those words were normal until five or six years ago. They were all invented to attack Donald Trump.
00:01:44.720 Now, Trump's no dummy. He used the phrase fake news. He weaponized it right back,
00:01:52.380 especially about CNN. The attack of fake news and attacking our network. I just want to ask you,
00:01:57.740 sir. I'm changing it from fake news, though. Doesn't that undermine? Very fake news. I know,
00:02:01.920 but aren't you? Yeah. Go ahead. Real news, Mr. President. Real news. But to Trump calling something
00:02:08.800 fake news, that's just sparring. That's just an insult, arguing, banter. He didn't actually censor
00:02:14.400 or silence anyone or have any media investigated. In fact, it's hard to believe such a thing
00:02:20.100 happening in Canada, but Trump would always, and I mean every day, several times a day sometimes,
00:02:26.980 call upon his roughest critics in the media, including and especially from CNN. He called
00:02:31.980 them real fake news, but he would talk to them every day. So he used that insult as banter,
00:02:37.380 but the establishment, the deep state, the big tech companies, the big media companies,
00:02:41.420 they came up with the idea and really ran with it of fake news. It's a monstrous idea, really,
00:02:48.500 to scientifically determine if some news or opinion is fake, and then to do something about it. Now,
00:02:55.480 there are some things we can all agree are fake and always have been. Forgeries, really,
00:03:02.080 would be an obvious example. Impersonation. Deliberate attempts to deceive. That's obviously
00:03:08.000 very different from the problem of simply making errors, mistakes. That's not really a fake news
00:03:13.380 problem. When you're rushing with the news every day because it's, you know, like bread, it's best
00:03:18.240 when it's fresh and it gets stale. When you're rushing the news, you're going to occasionally get
00:03:22.680 things wrong. So you make a correction. Every newspaper does. It's actually a sign of credibility
00:03:28.820 to acknowledge a mistake and correct it, of course. No one would really say that that is fake news.
00:03:34.400 Fake news. So fake news, as it's used these days, isn't about mistakes. And it's not really about
00:03:40.360 forgeries or something extreme like that. Deliberate lies. It's an attempt to denature and destroy and
00:03:46.520 defame and disparage opinions and points of view that are neither true or false. They're just opinions.
00:03:52.660 But this is an attempt to make them false. And it absolutely is the work of the deep state. You know,
00:03:58.660 when I was a kid, I had a subscription to a magazine called Aviation Week and Space Technology.
00:04:04.720 I know that sounds super nerdy, but I actually didn't see it that way. It was how I, as a young
00:04:09.980 boy, could get really cool pictures of really cool jet fighters every week. Pictures of planes from
00:04:16.920 around the world. And I'd read the articles too. It was a trade magazine. These military companies and
00:04:22.720 arms dealers actually had ads in it. It was a real news magazine. And it was in that magazine that I
00:04:28.040 first encountered the military word disinformation. Not misinformation, which generally means a mistake
00:04:35.480 or an error, but disinformation, deliberate misinformation. When I first read that word about 40
00:04:41.940 years ago, it was in the context of the U.S. government that would deliberately give out false
00:04:47.300 information with a straight face to reporters about a fighter plane so that that false information
00:04:54.340 would be reported in some way and the enemy would come to the wrong conclusions about something like
00:05:00.340 what's the maximum speed of the new U.S. fighter jet or how far away could a new missile intercept a
00:05:07.080 plane. Disinformation started as a military word. And I really hadn't heard the word used for the rest of
00:05:15.300 my life until the deep state decided it needed to censor Trump and Trump supporters who had found a way to
00:05:21.640 get around the left wing media by using the Internet. And since newspaper editors and TV and radio producers
00:05:27.780 could no longer kill certain stories because they were being published by citizen journalists on Twitter and
00:05:32.880 Facebook and YouTube, whatever, they needed to invent a way to censor without calling it censorship. So they came up with the
00:05:40.760 idea that ideas that don't fit within their narrative were akin to disinformation, that it wasn't just
00:05:47.360 private chatter or political campaigning or differences of opinion. It was malign and evil and foreign and 1.00
00:05:53.600 military in nature. It was disinformation. And that ordinary people chatting about whatever taxes, I don't know,
00:05:59.320 price of gas, vaccines, that had to be treated the same way that Chinese or Russian spies had to be treated.
00:06:07.420 You know, the left went after talk radio, which is conservative in nature, by boycotting advertisers.
00:06:14.260 But that didn't really work much because a lot of advertisers don't care about lefty boycotts.
00:06:19.620 They tried regulatory attacks at the U.S. FCC, Federal Communications Commission, the regulator.
00:06:27.320 It's where people like Al Gore and his atrocious ex-wife Tipper would try to censor things. 0.92
00:06:32.300 Because Canada's CRTC is worse. But the Internet was free.
00:06:38.460 Well, enter the deep state and enter the invention of the whole new academic discipline of fake news.
00:06:43.540 It's not academic. It's not scientific. It's not like engineering or accounting or physics or even
00:06:48.140 biology. It's made up gobbledygook designed to denormalize what your opponent's opinion is
00:06:54.060 with a bunch of words to pretend that their ideas are measurably harmful.
00:07:00.140 And that's what Trudeau's upcoming censorship bill that's called, online harms.
00:07:04.740 By the way, they deliberately mix in real harm like terrorism or child pornography with political opinion.
00:07:12.000 But look at this.
00:07:14.160 Exclusive. Billionaires-backed new media firm to combat disinformation.
00:07:18.220 Can you imagine? Can you imagine in any other era trusting billionaires to tell you what is or isn't appropriate for you to hear?
00:07:26.140 I swear it feels like five minutes ago when everyone, left and right, would have been skeptical of an oligarch
00:07:31.160 telling them what they can or can't hear.
00:07:33.580 Now it's just normal?
00:07:35.820 A new public benefit corporation backed by billionaires, Reid Hoffman, George Soros, and others,
00:07:40.260 is launching Tuesday to fund new media companies and efforts that tackle disinformation.
00:07:45.800 George Soros, you mean this guy?
00:07:51.960 While hundreds of thousands of Hungarian Jews were being shipped off to the death camps,
00:07:56.660 George Soros accompanied his phony godfather on his appointed rounds,
00:08:01.000 confiscating property from the Jews.
00:08:03.580 These are pictures from 1944 of what happened to George Soros' friends and neighbors.
00:08:08.400 George Soros, you're a Hungarian Jew who escaped the Holocaust by posing as a Christian. 0.85
00:08:18.000 Right.
00:08:19.240 And you watched lots of people get shipped off to the death camps.
00:08:26.180 Right.
00:08:26.300 My understanding is that you went out with this protector of yours who swore that you were his adopted godson.
00:08:35.300 Yes, yes.
00:08:36.640 Went out, in fact, and helped in the confiscation of property from the Jews. 0.99
00:08:40.280 That's right.
00:08:41.720 Yes.
00:08:42.560 I mean, that sounds like an experience that would send lots of people to the psychiatric couch for many, many years.
00:08:52.240 Was it difficult?
00:08:53.200 Well, not at all.
00:08:57.340 No feeling of guilt?
00:08:58.700 No.
00:08:59.240 For example, that I'm Jewish and here I am watching these people go,
00:09:04.780 I could just as easily be there, I should be there.
00:09:07.800 None of that.
00:09:09.420 There was no sense that I shouldn't be there because that was guilt.
00:09:16.060 Are you religious?
00:09:17.640 No.
00:09:19.440 Do you believe in God?
00:09:21.260 No.
00:09:21.480 Yeah, I'm not sure I'm going to rely on a Nazi collaborator to tell me right and wrong.
00:09:27.880 Let me read some more.
00:09:28.680 Why it matters.
00:09:29.400 Good Information, Inc. aims to fund and scale businesses that cut through echo chambers and with fact-based information.
00:09:35.900 As part of its mission, it plans to invest in local news companies.
00:09:39.020 You know, the New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Fox News, CNN, they're not called Good Information, Inc.
00:09:46.540 or The Truth Company or whatever.
00:09:49.360 That's too on the nose.
00:09:51.480 They have to earn their reputation.
00:09:53.020 People can say about them, that's good information or I trust them or that's the truth.
00:09:57.400 If you call yourself Good Information, Inc., chances are you're doing that because you're pretty sure people won't say that about you without you making them say it about you just to say your name.
00:10:08.500 I think we are good information over here at Rebel News.
00:10:12.780 I think we tell the truth, but I'll let you make up your own mind about it.
00:10:16.060 Imagine calling yourself Good Information.
00:10:19.380 I mean, if I legally change my name to Mr. Handsome, do you think it'll suddenly make me handsome or do you think it'll sort of point out that I ain't?
00:10:30.160 I'll read some more.
00:10:32.500 The group will be led by Tara McGowan, a former Democratic strategist, oh, who previously ran a progressive nonprofit called Acronym.
00:10:40.580 Acronym, pardon me, invested in for-profit companies that built media and technology solutions for progressive causes.
00:10:50.360 That means left wing.
00:10:52.200 He ran one of the largest digital campaigns to defeat President Trump in the 2020 election, totaling $100 million.
00:10:59.660 Oh, well, the truth comes out.
00:11:02.300 Good information means Democratic Party information.
00:11:05.380 Got it.
00:11:05.800 I'm sure these guys will be really even-handed.
00:11:07.700 I'll read some more.
00:11:08.220 One of the companies it invested in, called Shadow, made headlines last year for contributing to the delayed reporting of the Iowa caucus results.
00:11:18.580 Shadow.
00:11:19.380 Now, that's a company that I believe is appropriately named.
00:11:23.100 I'll read more.
00:11:25.000 Hoffman, the founder of LinkedIn, backed Acronym.
00:11:28.060 Details.
00:11:29.180 Good information is launching with a multi-million seed investment led by Hoffman and joined by investors Ken and Jen Duda,
00:11:35.760 Insight Ventures, and George Soros.
00:11:39.320 We are disclosing our investors because we believe, especially right now in the environment of mistrust, that transparency is really important, McGowan said.
00:11:48.260 Well, given that, I mean, now you know.
00:11:51.220 This fact-checker they're proposing has the George Soros seal of approval.
00:11:55.680 Normally, I'd say that's actually useful.
00:11:57.180 If Soros doesn't like it, I probably do.
00:12:00.920 But that's not the only result of deeming something fake news, of course.
00:12:05.740 If you call something fake news, that means it'll be kicked off of Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, etc.
00:12:10.380 It's not just an opinion.
00:12:11.840 It's really a way to silence someone.
00:12:13.220 I'll read more.
00:12:15.620 Acronym faced a Federal Elections Commission complaint last year that alleged it wasn't transparent enough about Currier's backing.
00:12:21.740 The complaint was eventually dropped.
00:12:23.660 If I could do things differently, I would have been more transparent, McGowan said.
00:12:27.220 Oh, wow.
00:12:28.980 So, they're operators.
00:12:31.340 They're shady operators, these folks.
00:12:33.300 I'm sure they have no nefarious plans here.
00:12:36.520 I'll read more.
00:12:38.380 Good Information, Inc. will invest in new businesses and solutions that tackle the disinformation crisis.
00:12:44.940 Did you know we're in that?
00:12:46.520 That could mean funding new or existing companies that boost news from existing news outlets.
00:12:51.740 Do we really have a disinformation crisis?
00:12:54.980 Maybe.
00:12:55.680 I think the mainstream media is full of big pharma ads that don't call themselves ads.
00:13:01.500 But what do I know?
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00:13:55.860 Yeah, something tells me that's not the disinformation crisis that Soros is talking about.
00:14:03.680 Like the climate crisis, it's really in the eye of the beholder.
00:14:06.400 Although backed and launched by progressives, McGowan says the group could make investments in entities across the political spectrum so long as their editorial standards support fact-based information.
00:14:18.820 Sure.
00:14:19.300 Let me know when Breitbart News, Rebel News are relied on as the fact-checkers, not the targets of the Soros fact-checkers.
00:14:27.040 Actually, don't.
00:14:27.820 Don't.
00:14:28.180 Because look at that.
00:14:30.260 They will, quote, make investments in entities across the political spectrum.
00:14:33.700 That's another way of saying they'll pay off broke or greedy conservatives to make them comply.
00:14:40.840 I mean, to be perfectly candid, do you doubt that, God forbid, in some alternative universe, if I flew to Ottawa one day, put on a mask, bent the knee, and bowed down, and kissed the ring of Justin Trudeau, and promised to be a good boy, and to do what he says,
00:14:53.980 do you really doubt I would get an investment from him, too, just like the 99% of the rest of the media?
00:14:58.520 Of course I would.
00:15:00.340 And all I would have to do is sell my soul.
00:15:02.260 I absolutely believe George Soros is going to offer a bunch of conservative media money.
00:15:10.020 I mean, seriously, what's $10 million to him?
00:15:12.760 He could probably bribe his way into a dozen so-called conservative media companies to undermine them.
00:15:18.480 I mean, look at this joke.
00:15:20.480 This is right in the story.
00:15:22.400 She points to The Bulwark, a center-right news site founded in opposition to Trumpism as an example of the type of center-right news outlet it could fund.
00:15:31.160 The information crisis we're in is so much bigger than politics, McGowan said.
00:15:36.920 The Bulwark?
00:15:39.540 Talk about fake news.
00:15:40.640 Those are fake conservatives who took big cash to bash Trump.
00:15:44.600 It was so evident, they found the price point where they would sell their soul.
00:15:49.540 No one really believes the Bulwark is conservative.
00:15:51.660 They're conservatives who work for Democrats.
00:15:54.280 That's just, you know, a false flag.
00:15:57.220 It's like the Lincoln Project.
00:15:59.260 They're just in it for the money.
00:16:01.160 There are plenty of prostitutes on both sides of the aisle. 1.00
00:16:05.260 Soros' plans for undermining the right is probably more likely to succeed than just attacking the right.
00:16:10.600 It's like when my old friend Preston Manning took money from the Tides Foundation to appear in an environmentalist anti-oil event.
00:16:17.460 If you're dealing with an audience that's skeptical about climate change or carbon pricing and that, and start somewhere else then, that principle can apply to garbage, it can apply to industrial waste, it can apply to water shortage, it can apply to traffic congestion.
00:16:32.160 But get that principle inculcated and practice.
00:16:37.260 And I think that's one of the economic solutions to the problem.
00:16:41.280 Yeah, I was very sad to see that.
00:16:43.900 I'll read the end of the story here.
00:16:45.200 The big picture, it's the latest example of investments by billionaires targeting disinformation.
00:16:52.740 Craig Newmark, the founder of Craigslist, has invested millions to support factual reporting through his nonprofit, Craig Newmark Philanthropies.
00:16:59.760 Steve Ballmer, former Microsoft CEO, founded USA Facts, a nonprofit designed to make accurate data accessible and understandable in 2017.
00:17:08.920 Laureen Powell Jobs has invested in several journalism organizations, including Axios, through her investment group, Emerson Collective.
00:17:16.140 What's next?
00:17:17.060 McGowan says that the group's goal in the next year is to raise more awareness about immediate solutions to counter disinformation before it spreads.
00:17:25.420 You know, I like the late Steve Jobs.
00:17:27.420 I think everyone does.
00:17:28.400 He was the brilliant man who made Apple, which improved so many people's lives.
00:17:33.580 His widow, Laureen Powell Jobs.
00:17:36.840 Well, her main accomplishment was marrying Steve Jobs and outliving him.
00:17:41.380 So now she takes his billions and spends them on extreme left political causes from the Democrat Party to global warming groups. 1.00
00:17:50.020 Not that she doesn't fly in a private jet herself.
00:17:52.480 Are you kidding?
00:17:52.960 So, yeah, all these tech billionaires going to counter disinformation before it spreads.
00:17:58.400 Will that include disinformation about them, about George Soros, about Steve Ballmer and his colleague Bill Gates?
00:18:05.140 Are we still going to be allowed to talk about Bill Gates and his twisted friendship with Jeffrey Epstein?
00:18:11.320 Or is that considered disinformation?
00:18:13.360 You know, I read it in the New York Times.
00:18:14.700 I know why the Americans engaged in disinformation in the Cold War.
00:18:21.040 To deceive Russian spies.
00:18:23.020 I think that was a good idea.
00:18:24.460 It was war.
00:18:26.200 But when ordinary Americans and Canadians talk about politics, that's not disinformation.
00:18:31.460 And we don't need the government or evil billionaires with the power of government.
00:18:35.060 And we don't need bored heiresses telling us that what we believe and what we think is fake. 1.00
00:18:43.200 Stay with us for more.
00:18:44.180 Hey, welcome back.
00:18:57.240 Well, the other day we talked to Randy Hillier, who's been a longtime conservative MPP in the Conservative Party of Ontario.
00:19:05.020 Of course, he was thrown out of that party because it's not a very safe place for conservatives these days, especially one who's a lockdown skeptic like Randy Hillier.
00:19:14.520 One of the things I said to Randy, if you recall, was, look, there are other people who are like-minded, at least to a degree.
00:19:21.960 There's some overlap.
00:19:23.460 People who have dissented with Doug Ford on his lockdowns, for example, Roman Baber in the greater Toronto area.
00:19:30.100 Is it possible that the various dissenters can come together and find common ground and actually form some sort of a coherent challenge to Doug Ford from the right?
00:19:45.380 It's an idea that Randy Hillier said he was open to.
00:19:48.900 What a pleasure to be joined today by another one of those skeptical, critical, former Conservative Party MPPs.
00:19:57.380 And I'm talking about the MPP from Cambridge, Ontario, Belinda Karajalios, who joins us now via Skype.
00:20:03.480 Belinda, great to see you again.
00:20:04.420 How are you doing these days?
00:20:05.340 Good to see you, Ezra.
00:20:06.280 I'm well, thank you.
00:20:06.880 How are you?
00:20:07.720 Well, I'm fine.
00:20:09.000 And I'm interested because I know that you and your husband, Jim, have created a new party called the New Blue Party.
00:20:18.480 And you sit as an independent MPP in the legislature, but you're affiliated with that party.
00:20:24.560 Let me ask you the same question I asked Randy, which is I look around and I see a number of people who at least have some common ground.
00:20:32.760 I mean, of course, each one of you has some differences, but the Venn diagram, as they say, the overlap of the circles.
00:20:39.460 Surely, if you all even compromise 10%, let's say, the sum of all the parts is greater than, some of the whole is greater than the sum of all the parts.
00:20:51.360 Like, together you would have more power.
00:20:53.760 Am I wrong on that?
00:20:55.240 No, you're absolutely correct.
00:20:56.720 And, you know, that door is always open.
00:20:58.640 As long as you're willing to show up to work and do some hard work, you're welcome in the new blue party of Ontario.
00:21:03.720 And the great thing is that this party is up and running.
00:21:07.080 You know, we've got our membership portal is open.
00:21:09.460 We've got writing associations and more than half in Ontario.
00:21:14.040 And the candidate application portal will be open soon.
00:21:17.000 So, you know, we've got a whole machine ready to go.
00:21:21.120 So you're officially registered with Elections Ontario.
00:21:24.220 You can issue tax credits for donations.
00:21:27.660 So all that stuff is in hand?
00:21:30.000 It's all done.
00:21:30.780 And who is the leader of the new blue party?
00:21:34.600 Is that you?
00:21:35.240 Is that Jim?
00:21:36.140 So Jim Caralos, my husband, is the leader of the new blue party.
00:21:40.180 I think he is the best person for the job.
00:21:42.540 I mean, a lot of people who know him know him well.
00:21:45.000 And this is just he.
00:21:47.280 I would love to see this man in a debate with Doug Ford.
00:21:49.840 And I think most of Ontario would as well.
00:21:51.620 So I'm hoping for that day to come soon.
00:21:53.780 I like Jim and we've interviewed him a number of times on a channel before.
00:21:56.880 But I'm putting myself in the shoes of Randy Hillier or Roman Baber.
00:22:01.060 And I know that there was another MPP who was actually the deputy speaker who was thrown out by Doug Ford recently.
00:22:07.400 So there's four or five of you.
00:22:08.860 And I know enough about the nature and personality of politicians to know that everyone always thinks that they could be the big boss.
00:22:17.180 And that they're destined for that.
00:22:18.800 And that may be one reason why they're not coming together with the new blue party.
00:22:23.780 If Roman Baber and Randy Hillier and the others joined, and I'm putting myself in their shoes for a moment, they might say, well, Jim and Belinda set up the new blue party.
00:22:35.040 But and we're grateful to them for that.
00:22:37.120 But maybe we should have an open leadership race.
00:22:39.740 That's something that I'm just cooking up in my own mind, maybe on their mind.
00:22:43.740 Would you be open to a leadership contest where you and Jim or Randy and all these others?
00:22:52.940 Because because I'm guessing that may be an objection.
00:22:56.720 Everyone wants to be the boss and maybe you have a leadership primary within the party and everyone sort of agrees to stick around, even if they don't win.
00:23:05.060 I don't I'm just brainstorming here.
00:23:06.600 Don't mind me.
00:23:07.660 What do you think of that idea?
00:23:08.900 Well, of course, I mean, we have a great founding constitution and founding principles.
00:23:13.740 So I would encourage them to read that as well.
00:23:16.140 But I don't think Jim has ever said like no to a leadership contest.
00:23:21.460 That's something we'd be open to.
00:23:22.980 You know, more visibility for the party gets a membership sold.
00:23:26.520 I think that's something that we would be open to.
00:23:28.760 But again, we need people to show interest first.
00:23:32.720 Yeah.
00:23:33.560 And I have no beef with Jim.
00:23:35.240 I'm just I mean, he should throw his head in the ring.
00:23:37.180 Of course.
00:23:38.960 Well, thank you for talking to me about that, because it's on my mind.
00:23:41.400 Whenever I see you and Roman Baber and Randy Hillier and the others, I just think, geez, a lot of good people.
00:23:45.900 But split ism.
00:23:47.700 You know, if everyone goes off in their own direction, you're probably missing out on some synergy to use that jargon.
00:23:53.840 Let me ask you about something more practical.
00:23:55.220 So can you explain for our viewers, especially for those not from the province of Ontario, what happened recently in the legislature about Bill 12?
00:24:05.880 Tell me what Bill 12 was and what happened to it and why that's a surprise.
00:24:10.600 So Bill 12 was a private member's bill put forward by a liberal member of provincial parliament, John Frazier, who represents the riding of Ottawa South.
00:24:18.760 And this bill said that if passed, it would mandate a COVID-19 vaccine for anyone who works in health care or education across the province.
00:24:30.980 So currently, Doug Ford's rules say that each individual school board and health care institution can put in their own mandates, whereas John's bill said that it would then be just across the board, across the province.
00:24:45.600 So we got this bill.
00:24:48.620 It was short notice because we're at the beginning of a new session.
00:24:51.600 And immediately, we put a call to action out.
00:24:54.340 And we told people to contact their MPP, whether it be by phone, by email, and let them know that they need to vote against Bill 12.
00:25:01.780 So the day of the debate, which was last Wednesday, I believe it was, we saw that the PCs had one speaker to the bill.
00:25:09.300 And, you know, it was Robin Martin, and she said that basically the government, you know, they're proud of implementing these vaccine passports, and they're encouraging hospitals and school boards to implement them.
00:25:23.040 So they're clearly OK with the premise.
00:25:25.980 But sure enough, when we had the recorded vote, the PC party voted against the bill, and of course, the bill died.
00:25:33.460 Huh. Well, that's interesting.
00:25:37.700 You know, I put that in the category of small comfort.
00:25:41.580 I mean, it's being enforced by all the local institutions.
00:25:45.220 This is just some liberal MPP who wanted a one-size-fits-all hammer to smash the province from the legislature.
00:25:53.220 I think the end effect is that you have 100 small hammers smashing people instead of one giant hammer.
00:26:00.420 It probably feels the same way to be smashed, whether it's your local authority or the province.
00:26:04.920 But I suppose it's a victory.
00:26:06.820 I mean, maybe.
00:26:07.880 It is a victory in that we were able to put political pressure on the PCs to say one thing and do the other, which they tend to be doing anyway.
00:26:16.400 But in this case, they did the right thing, which was voting against the mandate.
00:26:20.140 And they did not so just once, but twice, because the NDP put through a motion, and it was pretty much the same language.
00:26:26.940 And they voted against that as well the following day.
00:26:30.560 So while they have implemented rules that allows institutions to do their own, we know that provincially nothing is going to be mandated for now.
00:26:39.880 Well, again, I guess you've got to count your wins where you get them these days.
00:26:44.640 So I would say that's a win.
00:26:46.380 And that is interesting that Robin Martin, the conservative MPP, said one.
00:26:51.240 It sounds like you're saying she said one thing and did another.
00:26:54.360 I don't know.
00:26:56.680 I mean, listen, I'm glad it happened.
00:26:58.480 I'm glad that bill was shot down.
00:27:01.400 I just think that that is a very baby step, and we are in a crisis.
00:27:05.940 Let me ask you this.
00:27:07.620 Are there any other conservative MPPs?
00:27:10.740 I'm not asking you to name them, of course.
00:27:12.880 Are you in touch with any other members of the conservative party caucus who are uncomfortable with the way things are going?
00:27:19.780 I mean, obviously, I'm familiar with some people who were uncomfortable for a while before they left or were kicked out.
00:27:28.780 Are there others within?
00:27:30.240 And if so, what do you think their breaking points would be?
00:27:32.840 So let me go back for a second.
00:27:34.280 So we're talking about a simple, a small win.
00:27:36.140 And it shows the public that when they apply political pressure, that they can make change.
00:27:41.480 I think this should give people a lot of hope.
00:27:43.520 And to say that it's small, it kind of diminishes it a little bit because people did respond to the call to action,
00:27:49.060 and they did get the PCs to reverse course because it's very likely this would have gone through on a voice vote.
00:27:54.220 Now, going back to that question, yes, I do speak to others in the PC caucus.
00:27:59.140 I'm friendly with a number of them.
00:28:00.440 I mean, I know that a lot of them are uncomfortable with some of these rules and a lot of these rules.
00:28:04.940 I don't know what the breaking point is going to be for these individuals.
00:28:08.620 You know, recently, Lindsay Park, she just left based on the way she was treated by the party. 0.97
00:28:14.680 But, you know, there's a lot of rules and regulations that are being put through without any debate, within caucus even, and they're not happy.
00:28:21.900 And I do hope that these individuals pluck up the courage, so to speak, and make a stand and leave.
00:28:28.080 Yeah, I hope so, too.
00:28:30.180 I'm not sure if that'll happen.
00:28:32.580 I mean, a lot of these folks know what we all know, which is that running as an independent without a party blessing is extremely hard to win in an election.
00:28:43.220 And unless you're in the twilight of your career or we're planning to leave anyways, you're really signing your own electoral ouster.
00:28:52.480 I mean, I can count on one hand's fingers the number of independents who have won in a large vote.
00:28:59.660 I mean, really, John Nunziata, when he opposed the GST, there really aren't very many.
00:29:05.480 Jody Wilson-Raybould won, but then declined to running in.
00:29:09.240 It's so rare we actually remember them.
00:29:11.880 I think that people are afraid to cross their party of any party.
00:29:17.140 But I suppose if the new blue party started to grow and put together a caucus, that might give people some hope.
00:29:24.860 Listen, I'm glad to talk to you, and I take your point that Bill 10 was more than a nothing, so I congratulate you on that.
00:29:32.740 And I guess I'll end as I start, which is by saying that I hope that you and the other dissident former conservative MPPs, and there's like four or five of you now, I mean, you banded together.
00:29:45.140 That would be a real thing.
00:29:46.500 That would be a real thing as opposed to just five lonely voices.
00:29:50.340 So count me as someone saying, hey, guys, bring it together, not for your own interest, although it very much is in your own interest, but in the interest of providing some actual opposition.
00:30:02.000 What frustrates me is that the conservatives, the liberals, and the NDP, they're really, except for minor tweaks, they're indistinguishable on the major issues of the day.
00:30:10.640 We need an opposition party.
00:30:12.240 That's my view, and I hope that you'll take it to heart.
00:30:14.980 Don't mind me.
00:30:16.060 I've just given you a little bit of personal thoughts on this thing.
00:30:18.720 Last word to you, Belinda.
00:30:20.940 I'd be happy to have the company on my side.
00:30:23.680 It's a lot of work right now.
00:30:25.520 It's just, you know, I'm here all the time.
00:30:27.860 I'm debating all the bills that I can, so I would love the help.
00:30:30.940 I really would.
00:30:32.200 Well, I hope it happens.
00:30:33.000 Great to see you.
00:30:33.640 Thanks for taking the time to talk with us.
00:30:35.240 Keep up the fight and pass on our best to Jim.
00:30:38.380 I will.
00:30:38.840 Thank you, Ezra.
00:30:39.320 Thank you so much.
00:30:40.240 My pleasure.
00:30:40.880 There you have it.
00:30:41.340 Belinda Karajalios, an independent MPP from Cambridge, used to be with the Conservative Party.
00:30:46.680 Now she's with the new Blue Party. 0.90
00:30:48.160 Stay with us.
00:30:49.180 More ahead.
00:31:02.260 Hey, welcome back.
00:31:03.260 By the way, I'm sorry about yesterday's show.
00:31:05.420 We had an audio error in it that we didn't catch until after we uploaded it.
00:31:09.980 We've fixed that now.
00:31:11.160 If you want to go back and watch that video, I apologize for that.
00:31:14.400 And we've brought in a few new processes.
00:31:16.760 Hopefully, that won't happen again.
00:31:18.700 Here's your feedback on this show.
00:31:21.740 Bruce Atchison says, bullying is the right word for what's happening.
00:31:26.660 Schoolyard punks give ultimatums just like the government and woke employers are doing.
00:31:30.500 This really is a your money or your life situation.
00:31:33.600 And I personally feel the same way about Trudeau's bullying as I did at school with the thug there.
00:31:39.480 Yeah.
00:31:40.060 If you're doing something under duress, I mean, I tell you, when a robber says your money or your life, that's technically a choice he's offering you.
00:31:51.600 And you're the one who said, I'll choose to give you my money.
00:31:55.220 No, but you're making that choice under duress.
00:31:57.440 And I think millions of Canadians are being forced under pain of losing their job, which could mean losing their house, losing, you know, their family could fall apart.
00:32:07.100 There's so many terrible things that could come.
00:32:08.660 And that's not free and informed consent.
00:32:13.340 Corey Newcomb says, kudos to the Democracy Fund for grabbing a thoughtful and articulate free agent like Dr. Panessi.
00:32:19.320 The right thing to do and great to have her on the team.
00:32:22.120 Looking forward to seeing more from her in the future.
00:32:24.080 Yeah, I'm absolutely delighted.
00:32:25.920 She's such a great advocate for ethics and she's a good communicator, very smart.
00:32:32.060 I'm very pleased that she's with the Democracy Fund.
00:32:33.960 And she'll be speaking at the event tomorrow night in Whitby, Ontario.
00:32:39.300 And you can find a link to that event below this video.
00:32:42.800 You can join it in person if you're in the greater Toronto area or online by Zoom.
00:32:49.140 That's the show for today.
00:32:50.220 Until tomorrow, on behalf of all of us here at Rebel World Headquarters, to you at home, good night.
00:32:55.040 And I'm going to leave you now with a video of Drea Humphrey out in Vancouver covering union members who have not been represented by their union.
00:33:03.400 Take a look.
00:33:05.240 Through this pandemic, the economy has been able to limp along and keep things hanging on by a thread.
00:33:11.600 But what do we think is going to happen?
00:33:13.420 Supply chain workers in these industries are forced out of their jobs by vaccinating mandates.
00:33:17.880 The Canadian area ILWU, that's the International Longshore and Warehouse Union, put out a request to Transport Canada to not mandate vaccination for ILWU workers.
00:33:30.300 The ILWU, the International Longshore Association, and the IDC, the International Dock Workers Council, have also issued statements in support of medical freedom.
00:33:44.140 But a healthcare worker I know, he has four patients who develop myocarditis after they're shot.
00:33:51.800 This includes one nurse who collapsed hiking after he shot.
00:33:55.080 Search and rescue had to help her out.
00:33:57.060 One of his patients is an ER nurse who told a 20-year-old who had a heart attack about 24 after they're shot and died.
00:34:04.540 20 years old, dead.
00:34:06.260 Locally here, this is all local stuff, not U.S. or somewhere else.
00:34:12.180 This is the Vancouver area.
00:34:13.640 About 20 months ago when this so-called COVID pandemic hit, I knew instantly because of the work that I've been doing that our problem was not COVID, it was communism.
00:34:23.180 This is what we're up against.
00:34:30.100 Just leave us alone. 0.76
00:34:32.000 That's what one of Canada's largest unions has to say when it comes to the idea of making their dock workers be mandated for the COVID-19 vaccine.
00:34:41.820 Drea Humphrey here with Rebel News standing at 800 Barard Street with about a group of 150 people behind me here to support longshoremen.
00:34:55.600 Now, why?
00:34:57.220 This is a preemptive protest, actually, against the COVID-19 mandates that haven't actually been slapped down on the longshoremen.
00:35:06.020 The longshoremen that are here at the protest say they're not allowed to talk to media.
00:35:11.180 But we were able to capture some of their speeches, which we will show to you in just a moment in this report.
00:35:17.520 But they believe the writing is on the wall.
00:35:20.000 At any moment, things could change.
00:35:21.880 And they, too, like many other professions, may start to see a mandate for a COVID-19 vaccination, which will cause shortages of employees and can trickle down to more things that could eventually even affect the food chain of Canadians.
00:35:36.600 Now, like I said, you're going to hear from this.
00:35:38.640 But I want to point out that at this very moment, their union has actually stuck up for them, stuck up for their bodily autonomy.
00:35:47.000 According to LifeSite News, the International Longshore and Warehouse Union Canada is asking the federal government to stay out of its business when it comes to vaccines.
00:35:57.660 ILWU's president, Rob Ashton, says that our track record speaks for itself this far into the pandemic.
00:36:05.060 And we feel that what we have been and continue to do is working very well.
00:36:09.980 And no third-party intervention is necessary.
00:36:13.320 Now, I said that this was preemptive, this protest, meaning at this very moment, the union is, in fact, seeming to be supporting the longshoremen here.
00:36:22.520 But what isn't happening is the backing off of the federal government.
00:36:27.620 They are still saying, because these are federal workers of sorts, that they need to be fully vaccinated by November 15th or else.
00:36:36.960 We're going to talk to some of the activists who are able to speak because they've come together.
00:36:41.940 There's some familiar faces in the Vancouver's freedom movement.
00:36:44.980 They're allowed to speak on camera, and we're going to show you some of their speeches now.
00:36:49.120 But before we do, please go to fightvaccinepassports.com.
00:36:53.780 We are challenging the B.C. government, other governments across Canada.
00:36:58.100 We are also taking on mandate cases where employers are trying to coerce their employees into taking the jabs or else.
00:37:07.020 So if you want to help join us on that fight, please go to fightvaccinepassports and donate what you can.
00:37:11.980 There are people, a whole lot of people, the ones who are on the hesitant side of this debate, that are losing their freedom of choice.
00:37:20.280 They're being told that they must take the vaccine or lose their job.
00:37:24.920 This is not a position anyone should ever be put in.
00:37:28.320 It's not a decision that anyone should ever have to make.
00:37:31.060 Not in a free society.
00:37:33.320 If people are put in this position, there will be countless numbers of workers who will not take the vaccine and will walk away from their jobs.
00:37:40.560 The people in the building behind us are the ones responsible for enacting policies that affect the air, marine, and rail industries, which fall under federal jurisdiction.
00:37:51.480 Policies that have extremely damaging potential for our daily lives.
00:37:57.500 Through this pandemic, the economy has been able to limp along and keep things hanging on by a thread.
00:38:03.300 But what do we think is going to happen?
00:38:05.860 Supply chain workers in these industries are forced out of their jobs by vaccinating mandates.
00:38:09.840 A couple of days ago, one of my best friends went and got his first Pfizer shot.
00:38:16.140 He was coerced into it and forced.
00:38:18.700 And he's in the hospital the next day.
00:38:22.260 So, he had hives break out over all of his body and he's still in severe pain.
00:38:29.560 It's extremely sad.
00:38:30.960 I'm also going to read something from a healthcare worker to protect him.
00:38:35.960 I'm not going to use his name or field, but a healthcare worker I know.
00:38:41.520 He has four patients who develop myocarditis after they're shot.
00:38:45.760 This includes one nurse who collapsed hiking after he shot.
00:38:49.100 Search and rescue had to help her out.
00:38:51.060 One of his patients is an ER nurse who told a 20-year-old who had a heart attack about 24 after they're shot and died.
00:38:57.940 20 years old, dead, locally here.
00:39:01.820 This is all local stuff, not U.S. or somewhere else.
00:39:06.120 This is the Vancouver area.
00:39:08.080 One 13-year-old locally had a stroke, stroke, 48 hours after they're shot, lived, thankfully.
00:39:13.880 13, a stroke.
00:39:16.540 His dad is in the same field.
00:39:20.900 He has a patient that was paralyzed after his shot.
00:39:25.880 Paralyzed.
00:39:26.660 This is no joke.
00:39:28.240 I'm not an anti-vaxxer.
00:39:30.300 I just don't want to be forced into taking something with no long-term studies.
00:39:37.400 All right, Tim, you're here.
00:39:39.160 You came here.
00:39:40.680 Tell us what you do and why you came.
00:39:42.880 So I am a teacher in B.C. here and a port worker.
00:39:47.320 I substitute teach and do a little bit of each job.
00:39:50.020 I am here because I'm concerned about vaccine mandates and they're not here yet for my employment, but they will be soon.
00:40:01.860 It's expected in both jobs.
00:40:05.900 I may lose my house.
00:40:07.700 Life savings, life savings, everything if I don't get a shot.
00:40:12.160 It's a terrible situation for anybody to be in.
00:40:15.080 So a lot of people getting fired for a lot of reasons right now.
00:40:18.700 You're here at this protest and I couldn't help that it says fired and you're also wearing a paramedic jacket.
00:40:25.760 So what happened?
00:40:27.920 What happened was I refused to give out my personal medical information when they asked me if I had a vaccine or not.
00:40:33.800 I never told them I didn't have it.
00:40:35.580 I just didn't tell them I did.
00:40:37.100 I said it was none of their business.
00:40:38.360 They kept asking me.
00:40:39.200 I kept refusing to answer and now they're assuming that I'm not vaccinated.
00:40:44.200 So they're terminating me as of Monday.
00:40:47.440 Isn't that insane?
00:40:48.540 I mean, there's actual privacy laws in place.
00:40:52.080 They don't even know.
00:40:52.920 You could be vaccinated.
00:40:54.080 I don't know if you're vaccinated, but people could be losing their job just for protecting their privacy right now.
00:40:59.260 That's correct.
00:40:59.920 Yeah, there's three, about 300.
00:41:01.340 I think maybe a little bit more.
00:41:02.460 Three or 400 paramedics out of 4,500.
00:41:05.060 All right.
00:41:05.540 That are being fired.
00:41:06.060 So I've got to ask you, you're here at a protest in solidarity with the Longshoremen.
00:41:11.680 You've got a lot in common, it sounds like.
00:41:14.240 What was the most, have you been able to hear what they're saying and what is the most thing that stood out the most for you?
00:41:20.020 What stood out most for me, the reason I'm here is because my union won't protect me.
00:41:24.680 They won't speak out on my behalf.
00:41:26.820 And they've said they've tried and they're not going to get anywhere.
00:41:29.800 So I'm like, well, I need to go hang out with a union that maybe has some power.
00:41:33.000 I mean, that might be able to speak out for me and for people that are standing up.
00:41:37.860 I've given up on my union that way.
00:41:40.500 My union meeting convention is on Tuesday, the 26th.
00:41:45.940 That's the same day the PHO order has come out that I, as a non-vax person, cannot go into a building with more than 50 people in it. 0.85
00:41:54.140 And my union has now told me that I can't even show up and defend myself or ask them why they didn't defend me.
00:42:01.240 So I don't think that's a coincidence that my union and this order are coming out on the same day.
00:42:06.060 And I also believe that they're picking off the weak unions first.
00:42:10.400 They picked off the Cariades.
00:42:11.840 They're picking off us because we're terribly weak.
00:42:13.720 We have no power.
00:42:14.860 We're just a really small part of CUPE.
00:42:17.940 CUPE doesn't even listen to us.
00:42:19.220 So really, they're picking off the weak sisters first.
00:42:21.860 I'm hoping, as it goes down the line with the longshoremen, that there will be some fight there.
00:42:27.960 So can I ask you, what is it about you that just was like, you know what, a job is a job.
00:42:34.480 I'm going to take this down now.
00:42:37.060 You asked me why I'm giving up my job?
00:42:38.620 Yeah.
00:42:39.240 I'm giving up my job that I absolutely love.
00:42:41.080 I've never loved my job more than I do.
00:42:43.240 As I was driving the ambulance the other day, I thought, I'm going to give this up.
00:42:46.600 I'm going to let it get taken away from you.
00:42:49.360 Because there's a bigger fight.
00:42:50.580 There's a bigger fight for my grandkids.
00:42:52.720 I've watched people talk about this COVID thing.
00:42:54.980 I've watched kids.
00:42:56.160 You know, the whole kid thing just scares me a lot.
00:42:58.920 And if I don't stand up now and I start going down the line trying to dodge and weave, right now is my place to stand up and say no.
00:43:07.920 Brothers and sisters, we are gathered here today to stand up.
00:43:12.840 This is the most crucial point in our lives.
00:43:16.200 And many of you would agree, this is also the most important time in our known history.
00:43:22.140 We are up against so much government-funded media, unprecedented censorship, and the takeover of systems that we depend on in society.
00:43:32.720 Systems that are supposed to represent us, keep us healthy, and protect our freedoms are showing us that they do not work for us.
00:43:43.420 And when you try to talk to some people about these things, they look at you like, you're not wrapped up too late.
00:43:56.860 And then they move six feet away, so they don't catch what you've got, which is a really bad case of common sense.
00:44:07.320 The Canadian area ILWU, that's the International Longshore and Warehouse Union, put out a request to Transport Canada to not mandate vaccination for ILWU workers.
00:44:21.600 The ILWU, the International Longshore Association, and the IDC, the International Dock Workers Council, have also issued statements in support of medical freedom.
00:44:35.420 The ILWU said, protecting health is important, but protecting our freedom and liberty is equally important.
00:44:44.280 The IDC said, they reject the dictatorial policies that go against the rights of freedoms and choice of people.
00:44:53.260 The rights and freedoms that have cost so much time and effort to achieve.
00:44:59.080 These statements are a big step in the right direction.
00:45:02.840 20 months ago, when this so-called COVID pandemic hit, I knew instantly, because of the work that I've been doing, that our problem was not COVID, it was communism.
00:45:17.200 This is what we're up against.
00:45:19.920 And socialism.
00:45:21.240 I keep telling people, what do you need for socialism to work, but you need to impoverish a nation.
00:45:27.040 Justin Trudeau has been intentionally pouring hundreds of billions of dollars out of this nation.
00:45:32.120 And apparently, towards social justice initiatives, but we know we call that, sorry, bullsh**t.
00:45:40.720 There is not one third world country who is better off now than they were six years ago.
00:45:46.080 Where's the money, Justin?
00:45:47.760 I'm not going to sit back and allow union leaders and employers to overstep what is their right,
00:45:54.980 and absolutely violate the constitutional charter rights and criminal code rights that each one of you have here in Canada.
00:46:02.760 Tanya Goff from Action for Canada, another one of the activists who's been fighting for freedom out on the west side here for quite some time.
00:46:15.100 Why did you come to stand in solidarity with the longshoremen?
00:46:18.180 Well, you know, as we know that every time a group is sort of having a wake-up call,
00:46:23.400 which is really what's happened here massively since Justin Trudeau had announced that federal workers need to be jabbed with this injection.
00:46:32.420 And so for months I'd actually been working with one of the longshoremen as they have been expressing their concerns.
00:46:38.000 So I'm guessing that many of you here are probably feeling a little uneasy in the workplace these days.
00:46:45.180 Would that be an accurate statement?
00:46:48.720 How many people here have worked at your job for more than five years?
00:46:53.000 Show of hands.
00:46:56.160 Anybody more than 10 years?
00:46:58.540 Wow.
00:46:59.220 How about 20 years?
00:47:01.600 Yeah, there's a few of you.
00:47:02.820 Can I see also a show of hands?
00:47:06.620 How many people here are attending a rally for the first time today?
00:47:11.020 Woo! 0.99
00:47:17.180 Coming to a rally for the first time takes courage.
00:47:20.180 And it can be intimidating.
00:47:22.360 Most of you would never have considered attending an event like this in the past
00:47:25.740 because you've never had to fight to be able to keep your job and put food on the table for your family.
00:47:31.160 Am I right?
00:47:31.960 Yeah.
00:47:32.820 But yet here we are.
00:47:34.420 Yeah.
00:47:35.500 And I want to let every single one of you know something.
00:47:39.300 I am so, so proud of you for standing up today.
00:47:43.320 Woo! 0.99
00:47:44.640 It takes courage.
00:47:46.140 Please give yourself and people around you a big, a big round of applause
00:47:49.460 because this is a big deal of you guys.
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00:48:06.960 What do you explain being out here for months and trying to wake people up to now seeing
00:48:12.540 little pods coming out all on their own and having basically the same concerns that groups
00:48:18.440 like yours have had for a while?
00:48:19.640 Yeah, it's promising and it's reassuring.
00:48:22.640 I don't think anybody would be coming out if they weren't feeling their pain points, right?
00:48:25.520 Like if we're not, if people don't think that this is going to affect them, they're not going
00:48:30.260 to shift, they're not going to move and Alicia gave a really great point is that all of this
00:48:33.900 pressure that it takes to create diamonds and all of these people are in the process of
00:48:38.360 being turned into little diamonds.
00:48:39.740 We would all be still sitting complacent if we weren't feeling it in our pain points.
00:48:43.940 For me, it was the very beginning, it was the school system, it was the masks on
00:48:46.860 the kids.
00:48:47.860 For some people, it's their jobs now and their livelihood and being able to put food on the
00:48:51.480 table for their families.
00:48:52.860 So the nurses were feeling it and the doctors were feeling it several weeks ago back in September
00:48:57.620 and now we've got it down to our dock workers and this is going to affect every single person.
00:49:02.760 This is the thing that I don't think that people understand is that this building and
00:49:06.340 the people that are employed through this building, it's your dock workers, it's the ferries,
00:49:11.760 it's the postal, it's all of these industries that literally make our society function.
00:49:16.500 The wheat, the bread on your table, the toilet paper for your butt, everything is all transported
00:49:22.500 and you're not going to have access to all of these regular little things that you take
00:49:27.920 for granted on just on a regular daily basis are not going to be as easily accessible.
00:49:33.120 We knew that there was going to be food and supply shortages.
00:49:35.580 We knew this a year and a half ago.
00:49:37.820 We didn't know how it was going to play out and mandating a vaccine to thousands of people
00:49:42.620 who are not wanting to sign up for an experimental shot that has got no long-term side effects
00:49:48.620 on it is certainly a way to get rid of a ton of people that is already on a bottleneck
00:49:54.160 system that now there's going to be even that much more pressure when thousands of people
00:49:59.000 walk off the job.
00:50:00.040 This is just one little pod compared to what's happening across the country right now.
00:50:03.620 So they needed our support.
00:50:05.620 We're in full support of them.
00:50:06.620 There's a lot of us that have been fighting this fight for a long time.
00:50:08.620 They're feeling it in their pain point.
00:50:10.620 Society is not going to function like this for very long.
00:50:13.160 So they'll feel it.
00:50:14.160 We'll all go through some bumps and bruises, I think.
00:50:15.960 But I think eventually we're all going to come out on the sunny side of things, right?
00:50:20.660 I hope you're right.
00:50:22.160 Thank you so much.
00:50:23.160 Thanks, Dre.
00:50:24.160 Talk to you guys.
00:50:27.160 We can't stand for this division any longer, nor this medical tyranny.
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