EZRA LEVANT ｜ How did Canada become the world's 'Safe Space' for antisemitism？
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Which country has the most terrorism and the most support for terrorism in the Middle East? Saudi Arabia or the United Arab Emirates? It s May 16th, and this is The Ezra LeVant Show, where Ezra talks about it.
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Hello, my friends. Donald Trump is in the Middle East, but the Middle East has come to Toronto.
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I'll show you a juxtaposition and ask you the question, which is more pro-Hamas, Canada
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Tonight, which country has the most terrorism and the most support for terrorism? Saudi Arabia,
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the United Arab Emirates, or Canada? It's May 16th, and this is The Ezra LeVant Show.
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I saw a really racist incident a few months ago. It was stupid. It was designed to be
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flagrant and personal. I knew both the racist and the victim of the racism, and it was so
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gross. I was shocked. You probably saw it because we published a video about it several times,
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and we took some steps to increase our security afterwards. I'm talking about this.
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Nigger, nigger, nigger, nigger, nigger, nigger, fuck you. I have a picture of your kid on here,
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by the way. You want to see? You like that? You like that, Greya? It's a fucking little bitch.
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Look at all your little kingdom security over there around you. I feel scared.
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That monster is Jonathan Yaniv, a transgender extremist, now also a convicted criminal, by the
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way. He became famous a few years ago for booking himself appointments with female estheticians who
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wax private parts. He would book under the fake name Jessica or Jennifer or whatever he told them,
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and then he would show up, and they would be astonished that it's a big bloke, and he would say,
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wax my balls or I'll sue you before the Human Rights Tribunal, and he did. Again and again and again
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he did. He abused so many women, almost all of them knew immigrant women who were often working from
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home, often alone during the day. Imagine that. An absolute bully, an absolute thug. He's a criminal,
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like I say. He's suing us right now, by the way, in the same B.C. Human Rights Tribunal. They know he's a
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vexatious litigant. They know he's a criminal and a liar, but they're letting him abuse their system
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to take another run at us because we expose him, and the B.C. Human Rights Tribunal is a joke in
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itself. Anyways, but wouldn't you agree that his racist tirade against Drea was one of the grossest
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things you've ever seen in Canada? I thought it was super gross. It's so obvious and so gross when you
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hear it like that, I'm not saying it's a crime to be racist, but if he was committing other crimes at
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the same time, he would have been charged, I think. And of course he has been. Police in the greater
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Vancouver area are fed up with him. They finally did charge him, and he was convicted, and I think
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everyone's just getting tired of his antics. But I'm here to tell you that that same level of bigotry
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and racism and grossness has exploded across Canada. Obviously what I just showed you was
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targeted against Drea, our reporter. I don't think Yaniv generally walks around like that, just spewing
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his bigotry to anyone with an earshot. I think he just thought, what is the way I can terrify and
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offend and insult Drea? The worst. That's what I think was in his mind. But let me show you what has
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been happening in Canada, particularly in Toronto, Ottawa, and Montreal, every single week since October
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7th, 2023. That was the day Hamas launched its terrorist attack on Israel, killing more than a
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thousand and kidnapping hundreds of hostages, including women and children and even babies.
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I'm going to show you this because it happened just this week in downtown Toronto, right on University
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Avenue, which is in the heart of the city, a modern, progressive, human rights-loving, liberal Toronto
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right near the university. I mean, Toronto is so sensitive. It's a place where they're renaming
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streets so as not to offend people. It's a place with safe spaces and trigger warnings. I'm going
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to play a video for you now. It's about three minutes long. And keep in mind that the place
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they're protesting, Cafe Landwehr, it's a restaurant they walk by and stop and harass. It's a Jewish
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restaurant. That's how it started about a century ago, back in Berlin, actually. Of course, anyone can work
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there. Anyone can eat there. You don't have to be Jewish to be there. I think most people there are
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not Jewish. I'm just saying Cafe Landwehr started in 1919 in Berlin, so obviously all the Jews involved
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would have been driven out or killed. Okay, let's watch. It's a three-minute clip taken by our friend
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No, no, hold on, no, no, we've got to say this to make it official.
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You shall be arrested for mischief, for property and the enjoyment of property.
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There you go, you've been warned, there you go.
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So if you see that, the table left, the food un-eaten.
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That first table, if you go back to the video, you will see they left.
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Mischief is defined as interfering with the enjoyment of property.
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They just look at the guy with the smoke bomb and didn't arrest him.
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They stopped in front of the Jewish restaurant and smoked people out.
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You can see that there were people there of every race, by the way.
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One woman simply said, why aren't you doing anything?
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Yeah, well, because they're pro-Hamas foreign agitators.
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If truckers would have tried that stunt with the smoke bomb,
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they would have been arrested and jailed and prosecuted immediately.
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I recognize some of those protesters, by the way.
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There's this one guy who I met when he was harassing Jews
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outside a synagogue in North Toronto at the Pride of Israel synagogue.
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You like to conflate Muslims with anti-Semitism.
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They're likely paid by Iran, which has hundreds of paid agents in Canada, according to reports
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Then they just start screaming, boycott landworm.
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Imagine if racists like Jonathan Yaniv met in front of a black-owned business, like a black
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Like there's Ethiopian restaurants in Toronto, for example.
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Imagine if they targeted a black-owned business, harassed the people there, set off smoke bombs,
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harassed anyone on the patios, chanted against black people.
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And to boycott them and use the N-word, like Jonathan Yaniv did.
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It was shocking to hear him do it for one minute.
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Imagine if it was done week after week after week after week after week after week after week.
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I'm talking for mischief, for setting off smoke bombs.
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You can hear the police positively tell the protesters to block the road.
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There are a few white Canadian leftists amongst them.
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I saw some old communists at the Hamas protests.
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Here in Toronto, it's communists and anti-Western extremists.
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But it is mainly foreigners who can't believe that they're allowed to be professional racist
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In fact, the police will act as concierges, as parade marshals for them.
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It only takes about 90 seconds for these bigots to achieve their goal.
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All the customers leave the patio of Café Landwehr.
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Because Café Landwehr is Jewish, that's why they're targeting it.
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Let me read to you from the website for Café Landwehr.
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In 1919, on a picturesque street in the center of Berlin, Moshe Landwehr opens a small and
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romantic coffee house, which quickly turns into one of the city's favorite hangout spots.
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In 1933, with the rise to power of the Nazi regime, Moshe Landwehr, along with his family,
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On Allenby Street, facing the sea, he opened the country's first coffee brewing house.
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So yeah, these foreign extremists are purging the Jews from Toronto, just like Café Landwehr
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There are 200,000 Jews in Toronto, a very important part of the community, from business
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But in the past five years, Trudeau and now Mark Carney have brought in far more than 200,000
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But unlike Jonathan Yaniv, they travel in packs of dozens or even hundreds, and the police
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The guy with the smoke bomb is actually a Pakistani Hamas loyalist named Shares Hidri.
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Pakistan is thousands of kilometers away from Gaza.
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I am certain this clown has never been to Gaza, but there's no connection other than they
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just hate Jews, like Jonathan Yaniv hates black people.
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I was shocked when that racist Yaniv lashed out at Drea.
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It was really one of the worst little moments of racism I've seen in Canada.
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It was his attempt to hurt her and terrify her.
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But imagine a hundred Yanivs, 500 of them, funded by foreign governments like Iran, here
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under false pretenses as foreign students or temporary foreign workers or refugees.
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And they're turning the heart of our great cities into little versions of Gaza.
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But the terror is there and certainly the discomfort.
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But more to the point, they're moving the Overton window.
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Not just to the streets, but to in charge of the police, too.
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Here is that same cop when David Menzies simply tried to report on Hamas last year.
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They can chant genocide in the streets and I can't cover that.
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Listen, if I'm under arrest, get your hands off.
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We're going to lock you to the wagon, Mr. Menzies.
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Once again, you can have people from 10 genocides in the streets of our democracy.
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You're under arrest for a seasonally premises, okay, Mr. Menzies?
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But here's that same cop with the smoke bomb Jew-hating racist.
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If Anita Anand, the new foreign minister, was right there, she'd be completely fine with
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And is the Canadian government doing anything to stop that?
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We cannot allow the continued use of food as a political tool.
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The prime minister has been very clear about that.
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Over 50,000 people have died as a result of the aggression caused against the Palestinian
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And using food as a political tool is simply unacceptable.
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And we need to continue to work towards a ceasefire.
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We need to ensure that we have a two-state solution.
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And Canada will continue to maintain that position.
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Anyways, I started my show today by asking where Hamas is stronger.
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In Canada, in Saudi Arabia, or in the United Arab Emirates?
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There will come a day that we will see far more radical extremists and terrorists
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coming out of Europe because of the lack of decision-making,
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or assuming that they know the Middle East and they know Islam
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and they know the others far better than we do.
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And just today, that same foreign minister spoke with Brett Beyer of Fox
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and reportedly said that Hamas cannot have any role in the future of Gaza.
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How did we in Canada become more of an Islamist hotbed,
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more of a terrorist hotbed, than the Persian Gulf itself?
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Well, I no longer value the opinion of the Nobel Prize Committee.
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Can you imagine giving the Nobel Peace Prize to Barack Obama
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whereas Donald Trump, in his first term as president,
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and through his Abraham Accords forged a meaningful peace
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You might remember the Rebel News actually went on a journey.
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We started in Israel and went to the United Arab Emirates.
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We were skeptics, but we were convinced this is a real and lasting peace.
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It was stressed during the Biden administration.
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And clearly, the Hamas attack on Israel was designed even more to derail it.
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And hopefully, the success of the Abraham Accords can be built upon.
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Trump just visited the region, including the various countries,
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Joining us now to talk about this are our experts on the subject,
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We're joined by Dr. Daniel Pipes and Ben Baird,
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First of all, thanks for taking the time with us today.
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What do you make about visiting Qatar and Saudi Arabia and the UAE?
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I sort of was of the view that Qatar was at odds
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Well, as ever with Donald Trump, wherever he goes,
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The goal was, in large part, to get deals done.
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And the numbers being tossed around are absolutely gigantic.
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but one hears figures like $4 trillion US dollars,
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What are not talked about are national security interests.
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Now, clearly, the rich, strongmen of the Middle East
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understand that this is the sort of thing that attracts the American president.
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And so they have focused on that and have apparently delivered.
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So if you're looking for deals, this was the truth.
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Well, in terms of business deals, and Trump is certainly,
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that's one of the ways he's trying to prove his success.
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He's done that with Asian investors as well on semiconductors and things of that sort.
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I would put it to you that more Americans care about trade and jobs and industry
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than care about foreign policy, which can sometimes seem abstract.
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But I think you and I care about foreign policy for a host of reasons.
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I sense there's a little bit of tension between Donald Trump and Israel,
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Putting aside the huge business deals, was there any movement on peace
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or moving forward with the Abraham Accords, which was so hopeful
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Well, Mr. Trump made it clear that the Saudis will join the Abraham Accords
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at their convenience, which I take as coded language for when the king,
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Rather, I think the emphasis was on support for Islamists.
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First, in Syria, a group has come to power that has looked over the five months
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since December has looked very bad, but yet now the United States is working
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Iran, it looks like, now there are contradictory signals coming for the administration,
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but it looks like something along the lines of the 2015 Iran deal are now being discussed
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So if there is an overarching theme besides making deals, it is getting to be more at ease
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with the Islamists in Syria and Iran and Qatar, all three.
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I was astonished to see the president meet with the new leader of Syria, who short years ago,
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I don't even know if it was years ago, was on a most wanted poster.
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I suppose he wants Syria in his orbit as opposed to the Russian orbit, which it was before.
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Let's talk about one of the countries that Trump visited, namely Qatar.
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Ben Baird, you are the director of Middle East Forum Action.
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You're also the author of a new study called America for Sale,
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Qatar's $40 billion spending spree buys influence and control of elite institutions.
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Maybe they've heard of the airline or some of the sports teams they sponsored.
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But in terms of the number of citizens, it's a small city, really.
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Give us just a little bit of briefing on Qatar, who they are and where they fit in,
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because they have an outsized influence considering how small they are.
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You're talking about a country in Qatar that has a population of Qataris who are about equal
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So it's not a very large country at all, but they have outsized wealth, outsized influence,
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not only throughout the region, but throughout the world.
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And as our study showed, influence even here in the United States.
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This is a gas rich country that is using its petrodollars and not always for the right reasons.
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And that's what confused me about it, because I had thought that there was sort of a taking
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of sides, that the Saudis and the UAE and Bahrain were worried about Iran and Qatar was sort
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But I mean, I always thought that Qatar was the host of Hamas.
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They were the radical ones, even as the Saudis sort of trimmed their sails on radicalism and
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Are the Qataris today what they were five years ago?
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Will they continue down that path, or will they reform themselves?
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There doesn't appear to be any evidence that there's any type of reform going on.
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They like to occupy both camps by making outreach to the West, while at the same time supporting
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Islamists and supporting Islamist ideologies through Al Jazeera, their media conglomerate.
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And they do this, they went over the West through a charm offensive, which our study found $40 billion
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We're talking about universities, K through 12, businesses, private equity firms, hedge funds,
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Qatar is deeply invested in America, even in our critical infrastructure.
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As we seek energy independence from the Middle East, we are outsourcing our domestic energy supplies
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to Qatar, to a Persian Gulf state that does not have America's best interests in mind.
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You know, I found it, one of the strangest things in the last week or two was the announcement
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by President Trump that he was going to accept a gift of a jet, a Boeing 747 from Qatar.
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And all I can think of is a flying Trojan horse.
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I mean, Trump claims the gift will be, it's legal and it's ethical.
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To accept such a key strategic asset from, at best, arrival, more likely an enemy.
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The first thing I thought of was when the U.S. embassy in Moscow was being built and how the
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Russian laborers put hundreds of listening devices in the construction of the new embassy
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Like, why would you allow such a key piece of critical security infrastructure?
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But even if that's secure, why are you taking foreign aid from Qatar?
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And I just, that felt very, well, let me put it this way.
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But as I mentioned earlier, the strongmen, the rich strongmen of the Middle East and the
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Persian Gulf understand this and understand Trump's desire to have glamour, to have deals,
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to have economic success, and they pander to it.
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And this proposed Air Force One is the most striking example of it.
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And what is also striking is that it is arousing a rare opposition among Republican politicians
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who have taken a lot and who've gone contrary to their historic principles.
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But on this one, they're saying, no, this is going too far.
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And perhaps it will suggest that there is a willingness among the Republican members of
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Congress and senators to say no once in a while to the excesses of the administration.
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The UAE, and that's the United Arab Emirates we visited there a few years ago, I was impressed.
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I went in as skeptic, but to me, it was a real beacon of hope.
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Their foreign minister told Brett Beyer that the future he sees for Gaza is one that has
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And I found that bracing because I live in a country whose foreign minister would never
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Our foreign minister just a couple of days ago denounced Israel as basically committing
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I think this same UAE foreign minister has in the past said that the West has to control
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I didn't see any such, I didn't see any anti-Semitism.
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I didn't see any Islamism when I visited the country, even though we were there for less
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You can get a feel for the place pretty quickly.
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That sort of progressive post-conflict, post-terrorist, post-Palestinian Middle East?
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Or is business in Dubai the center of everything now?
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Well, the remarkable thing is that in Abu Dhabi in particular, but more broadly, the UAE and
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Bahrain and now emerging Saudi Arabia, you have a model for the Middle East, a constructive
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model, a model that's not quite there with human rights, it's not quite there with governance
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and democracy, but is going in the right direction.
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And unlike prior models like, say, Egypt under Gamal Abdel Nasser or Iraq under Saddam Hussein,
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So this is a piece of good news, and you picked it up.
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It is something that is going in the right direction.
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And there are reasonable hopes that there will be better governance, there will be more human
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rights, there will be more values that we consider important applied in the Persian Gulf and more
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And we'll look forward to seeing studies from you in the future.
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Dr. Pipes, I saw that Benjamin Netanyahu floated the idea of no longer taking foreign aid from
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And I've always thought that taking foreign aid was a bad idea, because I think Israel can
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I think it's a talking point against Israel that it's on the dole, even though other countries
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get much – I mean, if you look at the cost that the United States spends annually on its
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military bases in, for example, Germany, 50,000 troops in 40 bases, it's an astonishing
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cost that you wouldn't normally attribute to foreign aid.
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It made Israel vulnerable to U.S. demands, because it was, where's the quid pro quo?
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And I felt that that really hamstringed Israel's response to Hamas.
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Because I see that Israel is ramping up its actions in Gaza again.
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Netanyahu's floating the idea of getting off the U.S. dole.
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Well, once again, Ezra, you and I are in agreement.
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Actually, Netanyahu has been alluding to this for a long time.
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Back in his first term as prime minister in the late 1990s, he talked about this.
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However, the pressures to accept American money, to go for American military aid, have
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always been stronger than this reluctance on his part.
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Now that the United States, even under so friendly a president as Donald Trump, has proven
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It could be the Israelis finally to decide to make the break and to pay for their own
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Maybe now they'll make the break when it comes to military aid as well.
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And I think that's good for everyone, good for both sides, both Israel and the United
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States and this economic dependency, be an independent country.
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You know, one thing I learned, I'll just close with this thought.
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I was talking to our friend Joel Pollack at Breitbart.com about Donald Trump and his, I
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thought, inexplicable preference for the Liberal Party in Canada's election.
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I think Trump really did throw the election to the Liberals.
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Why would he eschew the conservative here who is much more similar to Trump, as conservative,
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And Joel's explanation was he thought Trump preferred, for whatever reason, to deal with
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And I think that maybe that's a mistake that the people who care about Israel make also,
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But at the end of the day, if he's making deals in the Middle East, it'll be Trump's
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And that may not always be a solution that Israel prefers, just like I think what Trump
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And I say this as Canada's noisiest Trump supporter.
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But I think, I mean, Netanyahu has a friend in the White House much more than Kamala Harris
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But Trump is his own man, and he has his own course.
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And you probably should add Australia, because the elections in Australia, which followed
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those in Canada, were almost an exact repetition.
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It was consistent with Trump's disdain, as it were, for conservatives in fellow democracies.
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Yeah, well, I think it set Canada back, but hopefully we'll persevere.
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Thanks very much for both of you for joining us today.
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And we'll keep following along at the Middle East Forum, meforum.org.
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Modero says, Gregor Robertson, that's the new housing minister, is totally clueless.
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A lot of people, their only savings are in their house.
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But if you are under 30 and trying to get a house, good luck to you.
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Phillips Debb said, the only investor Carney is interested in is Brookfield.
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Funny they're gobbling up pipelines in Canada and the US.
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I'm not sure if Brookfield is buying pipelines in Canada.
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They're building them around the world, though.
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Mads Roy says, I'm from Manitoba, and I'd like to join with Alberta, Saskatchewan, and BC
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and show the rest of the world what the West can do when set free.
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I mean, the word separatism, I don't know why in my mind I think of like breaking off from
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an iceberg and sort of floating away out to sea by yourself.
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The houses, the parks, the schools, the people will still be there.
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All that's different is that layer of politicians from Ottawa will be replaced with politicians
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A distant and partisan legislature will be replaced by a local one.
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The bonds of friendship will still unite Alberta with the rest of the country.
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It's that fools like Stephen Gilbeau won't have Alberta to kick around anymore.
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We'll have a special show on Victoria Day as well.
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Until next time, on behalf of all of us here at Rebel World Headquarters, to you at home,