Rebel News Podcast - EZRA LEVANT ｜ Liberals lose another stronghold, call on subsidized media to attack Conservatives

00:00:00.000 Hello, my friends. Oh boy, two wonderful by-elections. The Liberal Party of Canada

00:00:04.040 just getting pummeled. Incredibly in Montreal, in one of the safest ridings in liberal history,

00:00:10.720 La Salimare Verdun. That's where David Lamedi was. That's where Paul Martin himself was.

00:00:16.180 Imagine losing that. That's how much Trudeau has hated. I'll also take you through a new poll

00:00:20.720 that shows just how unforgiving former liberal voters are. It's actually amazing.

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00:01:50.960 Tonight, Justin Trudeau loses two by-elections badly, so now he thinks maybe censoring the

00:01:58.360 media will save him. It's September 17th, and this is The Ezra LeVance Show.

00:02:02.440 You've got it for freedom!

00:02:05.600 Shame on you, you censorious bug! 0.90

00:02:08.740 Hey, how are you? I'm feeling pretty good today. I saw two by-elections last night, one in Manitoba, 0.94

00:02:24.220 one in Quebec. In Manitoba, the Liberal Party, which is in government, Justin Trudeau,

00:02:30.760 got around 5% of the vote. Single digits. That's like fringe party status. Just incredible.

00:02:39.880 I mean, it was always an NDP stronghold. The Liberals were never particularly strong there,

00:02:44.400 but my God, that's got to scare any Liberal MP in the West. And Montreal was in its own way more

00:02:51.000 astonishing. See, that seat in Manitoba, it had been an NDP seat for decades, actually,

00:02:56.680 but the one in Montreal was about as heartland for the Liberals as it comes. It would be like

00:03:02.440 Calgary in the Reform Party or the Conservative Party history. Montreal, that is where the Liberals

00:03:10.560 are. The riding was called Le Salomar Verdun. In the past, it was called Le Salomar. That was Paul

00:03:16.360 Martin's riding when he was finance minister and the prime minister. Then it was David Lamedi's

00:03:22.240 riding. He's the disgraced former justice minister. These are the kings, the titans of the Liberal

00:03:28.100 Party, and this was the safest seat possible. Incredibly, the Liberals were run out of the

00:03:34.980 district. I say run out of the district because I was thinking of what the Liberal candidate herself

00:03:40.580 did last night. She gave a speech and then she ran out of the room, never to return. I mean,

00:03:47.140 she hadn't formally lost yet, but it was going so poorly. She said a few things and then she ran out.

00:03:52.280 Here's the CBC trying to come to terms with that. We're all trying to figure out why Laura

00:03:59.800 Palestini gave that speech when she gave that speech. You got any insight? What's the vibe and the reaction

00:04:05.040 at the headquarters after that? Well, David, I could tell you one thing. As much as she was

00:04:13.880 energetic in her speech, she was also energetic in leaving the party. She immediately left as soon

00:04:22.440 as she gave that speech. She did a few steps saying thank you to the volunteers, turned around, went out

00:04:29.660 the door, and of course, we followed her. Thought maybe she was just getting some fresh air. No, she

00:04:35.400 got in and drove away. Now, early in the night, the NDP were doing very well. In fact, it was sort of a

00:04:43.380 three-way race. The Bloc Hebecois who finally won, the Liberals, and the NDP. They did well as the

00:04:50.500 explicitly pro-Hamas party. They had a pamphlet. Their candidate had a pamphlet talking about Gaza

00:04:59.240 and the only flag on it was not the Canadian flag, not the Quebec fleur-de-lis, but rather the

00:05:04.980 Palestinian flag. And he did very well. And you might recall that some Muslims in the Liberal Party

00:05:11.320 had a boycott on the Liberal campaign saying they weren't going to help Justin Trudeau because he

00:05:16.220 wasn't pro-Hamas enough. This is shades of what we saw in the United Kingdom in July. They had their 0.72

00:05:24.100 parliamentary elections on July 4th, you might recall. And whereas five Reform Party MPs, including

00:05:30.040 Nigel Farage, were elected on the right, well, five pro-Hamas MPs were elected on the hard left. Four of

00:05:37.140 them were Muslim themselves, and the fifth was Jeremy Corbyn and hard-line anti-Israel pro-terrorist. I'd call 0.94

00:05:44.740 them pro-terrorist, really. And they ran on a Gaza platform. Remember some of the victory speeches

00:05:50.020 by those guys in the UK? Terrifying. Go home. Find every brand and every product that has been

00:05:57.320 supporting Israel and Zionism from the beginning of time and throw it away. Throw it away. Put the list

00:06:04.860 on your fridge. Tell your children when you go to the shop to buy sweets, do not buy this and do not buy

00:06:11.800 that. That is the least we can do. We have been complicit indirectly for too long by electing

00:06:19.400 these Zionists, these unjust leaders. Well, we were only a couple thousand votes away from that 0.99

00:06:24.900 happening in Canada, and don't think that won't happen one day. So a disastrous night for the

00:06:30.180 liberals. And I say again, I mean, nine years or more into a party's mandate, by-elections are going

00:06:37.460 to be a way for people to express their dislike with the incumbent. But it's not that surprising

00:06:42.300 that in the dying days of a regime, people use by-elections to punish them. But the depth of

00:06:50.580 the hatred for the Liberal Party is something we haven't seen before. Justin Trudeau lives in his

00:06:56.080 own world, though. I really believe that he follows his father's mantra. I don't know if you remember,

00:07:01.740 but Pierre Elliott Trudeau, his dad once said, MPs are nobody 100 yards off Parliament Hill. They're

00:07:07.580 nobodies. And I hate to say that's right. There's 338 MPs. How many of them would you recognize if you

00:07:13.760 bumped into them? The answer is pretty few because Parliament itself has fewer and fewer powers as

00:07:21.300 it's all absorbed by the PMO. There's a couple of cabinet ministers who are good for show and tell,

00:07:26.040 but the number of people who actually make decisions is very small. And most of them are not MPs. So

00:07:31.480 you're a regular MP. You're going to be terrified by what you saw last night. And if you remember

00:07:37.600 when Justin Trudeau was accosted on the beach by our alumnus, Kian Bexte, Bexte said, are you

00:07:44.460 avoiding your MPs? And I think Trudeau very much is terrified of his MPs. I mean, imagine what they

00:07:51.500 had to say to him when he saw them yesterday, but that was before the election results today.

00:07:57.440 Here's Trudeau walking in an apartment yesterday. He had someone film him like he was very confident

00:08:02.780 and strong. But look at the stress on his face. Look at that forced grin. Even a trained thespian 0.90

00:08:11.580 and dramatic actor, a high school drama teacher, substitute drama teacher like him,

00:08:16.820 even he couldn't quite hide the stress and anxiety. Even though he doesn't care about his MPs,

00:08:22.340 they do control his future. They could if they wanted to band together and boot him out. Look at him

00:08:27.120 make his entrance with his personal videographer yesterday. Look at his face. Take a look.

00:08:33.100 How are you doing? Good stuff. Let's go.

00:08:52.120 Yeah, it's not going well there. They really are down to the palace guard. Trudeau sounds like,

00:09:03.440 I don't know if you remember, during the Iraq war when, you know, the head of PR was talking

00:09:10.500 about the mother of all battles. And we're, you know, I don't know if you remember, but

00:09:14.840 Saddam Hussein's spokesman, even as the tanks were closing in on Baghdad, was talking about how they

00:09:21.560 were going to beat the great Satan and the little Satan. That's what the liberals sound like now.

00:09:27.020 Just, oh, we're confident, and oh, Canadians are truly with us. I think that they're lashing out,

00:09:34.140 the liberals, and they've been doing so for a fair bit. Here's a story I should have mentioned

00:09:39.680 when it happened a week or two ago. Tlaib Nur-Mohamed is a member of parliament of no account. He's one of

00:09:47.380 these nobodies that you wouldn't recognize other than he was famous for buying a house and flipping

00:09:52.700 it, buying a house and flipping it, buying it and flipping, buying it and flipping, which of course

00:09:56.640 distorts the market, makes it hard for people who want to buy a house to live in. He's a speculator.

00:10:02.200 He's a profiteer. He was who the Liberal Party chose to run in Vancouver. And I think that's a slap in

00:10:09.880 the face to people trying to find affordable housing in one of the most expensive cities. But he's

00:10:14.780 someone of no account. He is sort of the deputy to the heritage minister. So he has some say

00:10:22.200 over a program that's very important to the liberals, which is subsidies to journalists.

00:10:29.180 In fact, they just recently increased the subsidies that the Trudeau government will pay

00:10:33.400 to journalists. Now I think it's about $30,000. It works out to $30,000 per journalist in the program,

00:10:40.900 which is pretty much half their pay. And Tlaib Nur-Muhammad was getting very frustrated

00:10:46.820 that the media weren't as loving as they should be. He responded to a criticism online by a journalist.

00:10:55.240 And this journalist is with Post Media. The journalist didn't really say anything

00:10:59.580 that interesting. Just, you know, was criticizing Mark Miller on something. Like, it didn't even

00:11:05.560 mention Tlaib Nur-Muhammad. But here's what Tlaib Nur-Muhammad, the Liberal, said in return.

00:11:10.840 Your paper wouldn't be in business were it not for the subsidies that the government

00:11:16.020 that you hate put in place. The same subsidies your Trump-adjacent foreign hedge fund owners

00:11:24.140 gladly take to pay your salary. Holy cow! Does he have some anger issues? Trump-adjacent foreign. 0.71

00:11:34.140 He's so furious. And of course, he doesn't like money. He's very much against rich people

00:11:40.420 owning newspaper companies. He's all for using, you know, flipping houses to make a quick buck. But

00:11:45.720 he's very mad. And he's basically telling a journalist, I'm your boss, know your place,

00:11:52.260 and you'd be nothing if it weren't for my largesse. That's really what he's saying. There really isn't

00:11:56.680 any other way to interpret his message. Absolutely atrocious. A threat. I mean, why don't you just

00:12:03.800 add on and be careful we don't audit you at the CRA. I mean, why not do that? Since you're throwing

00:12:09.020 your weight around. What was the most incredible thing was not that this was an attack on a journalist

00:12:17.160 with a threat. That's sort of known. That's sort of what the whole subsidy program is about.

00:12:22.880 I like to say that the CBC is owned by the government, but the newspaper journalists are

00:12:28.940 just rented by them. And it's worse to be rented because, of course, you have to keep proving that

00:12:34.520 you're worth the subsidy. At the CBC, someone like that post-media journalist would just be fired,

00:12:40.160 though. Anyways, the worst part of it was that the rest of the media was completely silent about it.

00:12:45.540 They were fine with it. The Canadian Association of Journalists didn't say a word about this

00:12:50.780 outrageous threat. The Canadian Journalists for Free Expression, Pen Canada, none of them had a

00:12:57.760 word to say because, yeah, they absolutely agree when you, you know, whoever pays the piper calls the

00:13:03.540 tomb. So that's Tlaib Nur-Mohammed. But yesterday, as Parliament resumed, Karina Gould, who's really

00:13:10.400 one of the palace guards, she had a scrum and she thought she would continue to leave Nur-Mohammed

00:13:17.520 with his little campaign and lecture the journalists, tell them how to cover Pierre

00:13:23.120 Poliev. And it's just an amazing lack of self-awareness here. Listen to her little speech 1.00

00:13:32.560 here where she calls Pierre Poliev a bully. He's a bully. And then she tries to bully him by calling 0.99

00:13:40.240 him a fraudster?

00:13:41.840 What I want to talk about today is the fact that what I heard yesterday from Mr. Poliev was so over

00:13:50.200 the top, so irresponsible, so immature, and something that only a fraudster would do. When he is focused

00:13:57.960 on having an election on the carbon price, what he's trying to do is distract Canadians from his

00:14:04.220 real agenda. When he talks about the fact that, you know, he cares about how Canadians are feeling in

00:14:11.180 difficult economic times, what plan does he put forward? When it comes to our seniors, the only thing

00:14:17.020 that we've heard is that he wants to raise the age of retirement, cut pensions, and remove their access

00:14:22.280 to dental care. When it comes to families who are struggling, what are his plans? Get rid of affordable

00:14:28.440 childcare and scrap the school food program? When it comes to making sure that Canadians have access to

00:14:35.100 good quality information in a time of incredible disinformation, what does he propose to do? Defund the

00:14:42.240 CBC. And all of you as journalists can experience, have experienced firsthand how he treats people

00:14:48.480 who try to ask him tough questions, who try to have him face the scrutiny of what he puts to forward.

00:14:54.800 And how does he react? As a bully, as someone who will not stand to scrutiny, who will not respond

00:15:03.720 respectfully, not just to you as journalists, but on the questions you're asking on behalf of Canadians,

00:15:09.500 Canadians. Because your job is to get that information to Canadians. And there's a reason 0.61

00:15:14.560 why he doesn't want Canadians to know what his true agenda is. And it's because he knows that they

00:15:20.940 won't like it if they find out. And so what we are here today, as liberals in this house going to do,

00:15:27.120 and what we're going to be doing moving forward, is to make sure that we stand up every single day for

00:15:32.540 Canadians. That we push back on his bullying tactics. That we push back on his irresponsible and

00:15:38.940 immature antics in this place. He's a fraud. You don't realize how hysterical you sound. He's got 1.00

00:15:45.600 a hidden agenda. He's been in politics for, I don't know, what, 20 years? If there's a hidden agenda that

00:15:53.260 he's still hiding, he's a pretty good hider because he actually served in government where he could do

00:15:58.120 what was in his heart. And I think if there's anyone who you sort of know what he stands for,

00:16:03.860 he's been saying the same things for decades. But it wasn't just the lashing out and the stress

00:16:11.980 and the anxiety in Karina Gould, calling him a fraud and a bully, which is sort of projection

00:16:16.660 on both counts. It was the instruction to the media. Hey, you have to cover how he treats people

00:16:23.840 who try to ask him tough questions. Really, you're going there. I happen to be with Rebel News,

00:16:30.960 and two times we have applied to be accredited for the leaders debates, which is bizarrely run by

00:16:37.480 Trudeau's office. He appointed handpicked people, David Johnson, one of the people who have really

00:16:47.400 nothing to do with running TV debates, one of the Kielbergers, and put them in charge of it, 1.00

00:16:52.920 and they banned Rebel News. So twice we had to go to court to get in. And even once we were in,

00:16:59.180 and the judge said, yeah, there's no legal basis to keep out journalists that Trudeau doesn't like,

00:17:06.220 Trudeau still wouldn't answer the questions. So you just saw Karina Gould saying, answer questions.

00:17:12.440 And take a look at what Trudeau said when we finally got into court, no, sorry, into the debate

00:17:17.860 commission. And Trudeau was so furious at us, he refused to answer. Remember this?

00:17:23.020 The reality is organizations, organizations like yours that continue to spread misinformation and

00:17:33.420 disinformation on the science around vaccines, around how we're going to actually get through

00:17:40.120 this pandemic and be there for each other and keep our kids safe, is part of why we're seeing such

00:17:47.020 unfortunate anger and lack of understanding of basic science. And quite frankly, your,

00:17:56.380 I won't call it a media organization, your group of individuals need to take accountability for

00:18:04.700 some of the polarization that we're seeing in this country. And I think Canadians are cluing into the

00:18:12.460 fact that there is a really important decision we take about the kind of country we want to see.

00:18:18.700 And I salute all extraordinary, hardworking journalists that put science and facts at the

00:18:25.260 heart of what they do and ask me tough questions every day, but make sure that they are educating

00:18:32.860 and informing Canadians from a broad range of perspectives, which is the last thing that you guys do.

00:18:38.860 Yeah, it just doesn't compute. I mean, and that was Trudeau being polite. How many times has he

00:18:44.540 arrested us? How many times have they arrested David Mentez alone? Remember when our friend David

00:18:50.460 asked Chrystia Freeland a simple question? Trudeau's RCMP bodyguard swarmed David, smashed him against the

00:18:58.380 wall, handcuffed him, charged him with assault. And remember her smirk as she walked by? Take a look,

00:19:05.980 just to refresh your memory.

00:19:07.660 Freeland, how come the IRDC is not a terrorist group?

00:19:12.460 Why is your government supporting Islam on that? 1.00

00:19:14.780 What? You've been mischievous. What are you doing?

00:19:18.460 You're under arrest for assault. Why are you pushing me?

00:19:22.300 You're under arrest for assault.

00:19:23.500 Yeah, they, they're out of control. They're, they're losing control of their emotions.

00:19:27.820 And I don't know if you know the name Katie Telford. She's the chief of staff to Trudeau. And really,

00:19:32.300 I think the only senior staffer who's been with him the whole time, she's been there for the long

00:19:37.420 ride. And she doesn't tweet a lot. Why would she? She has an army of press attaches, not just in the

00:19:44.380 prime minister's office, but in every cabinet minister's office. There have got to be, well,

00:19:50.060 I mean, 40 chiefs of staff for each minister that report to Katie Telford, each of which has a

00:19:55.980 communications team. This woman is like a orchestra conductor. So it's very odd and unusual when she

00:20:03.180 herself tweets. Why would she tweet to a small number of people other than showing sort of her

00:20:08.620 insider circle what the emphasis is? Hey guys, here's the message. It's really important you

00:20:13.980 hear it straight from me. So let me just show you a few of the tweets that she has retweeted or posted

00:20:18.140 just to show you what she's thinking. Here's a retweet of Mark Miller. And she's so excited that he's

00:20:25.660 saying, cut the crap. Shut your yap. That's just so weird when someone as weird and gangly and effete 1.00

00:20:34.860 as Mark Miller tries to be Hulk Hogan-ish. It doesn't really work. I'm a professional wrestler. Shut your

00:20:40.540 yap. It just doesn't work. You have to look like Alex Jones to pull that off. But that's where, so 0.79

00:20:47.020 your chief of staff for the whole government, that's the most articulate you can be. Shut your yap. 0.99

00:20:52.860 Who's, who is she talking to? Well, he's talking to any critic. They're just, they want critics and 0.85

00:20:57.180 opposition to shut your yap. Here's another one. Here she is retweeting another chief of staff that 0.65

00:21:03.180 reports to her who says, there's a convention around parliamentarians that we're not supposed

00:21:09.260 to call each other liars. He said, adding, Pierre Polyev is a liar. So a liar and, and a fraudster and, 0.94

00:21:19.900 and a bully, like they've just, I don't know if you remember, but when Trudeau ran 10 years ago or 0.94

00:21:26.620 whenever it was that he first sought the leadership and then he ran in the election, he talked about

00:21:32.540 sunny ways, sunny ways, my friend, not like that dour Stephen Harper. Stephen Harper is so grouchy and so

00:21:40.220 grumpy, but not me. I'm happy. And it's a new, uh, new day. Yeah. Those days are long gone. Now,

00:21:47.340 the question is how long will the liberal party accept a leader who is just flying that plane into

00:21:53.740 the ground as fast as possible? I mean, if you are losing La Salomar Verdun, which is the liberal

00:21:59.580 heartland, not a single liberal is safe. I saw the latest projection, um, you know, the polls come out

00:22:07.020 all the time and then people break them down and do projections of the seat count. It's not an accurate

00:22:12.380 science, but if you're using the same process every time, you can track it over time. I saw that the

00:22:18.140 liberals were on track to be the third or fourth party, to be absolutely destroyed, not

00:22:23.660 quite a Kim Campbell, only two MPs left standing, uh, rebuke, but, but pretty bad. I mean, there would,

00:22:30.540 there would be a handful of MPs in Toronto, a handful in, in Montreal, and that's pretty much it,

00:22:38.380 a sprinkle here and there. But for example, my own atrocious MP, Yara Sachs, would be flattened.

00:22:46.860 And all the MPs that we despise, I mean, really, it would be a massacre, um, by the people peacefully

00:22:53.340 and democratically, uh, taking Trudeau to the trash bin of history. And so if you are a liberal MP,

00:23:01.020 you can be a good boy or a big girl, good girl, and stay quiet and go along with this.

00:23:07.420 Or you can say, well, is there any better way? Because with Justin Trudeau at the helm,

00:23:12.140 we are going to all lose our jobs. Now, maybe you don't care. Maybe you were thinking of retiring

00:23:17.100 anyways. And so, you know, or maybe you're in one of the ultra safe ridings. But frankly,

00:23:22.620 how much fun is it to be in opposition in the third or fourth party after having being in government?

00:23:27.420 Like, is there anyone in the liberal caucus who's feeling good right now? And at what point do you

00:23:33.820 say, we're going to do what the Democrats in the US did when they saw that Joe Biden was going to blow

00:23:40.940 everything up? Just have a coup and replace him. And it's a lot easier in our parliamentary system

00:23:47.340 than in the presidential system, by the way. Uh, I think the answer in part is, is anyone standing

00:23:53.340 in the wings ready to go? Do they have the courage to step up? Because I think the liberal MPs are

00:23:58.780 desperate right now. It would be fascinating to see that happen. But in the meantime, the little inner

00:24:04.300 circle, Mark Miller, Justin Trudeau, the liberal Hamas caucus, I put them in the center of things,

00:24:10.860 at least for foreign policy, Melanie Jolie, and Katie Telford, in the meantime, they're going to loot the

00:24:17.180 joint. They're going to ring everything they can out for the next few months. I mean, they don't know how

00:24:23.100 long they have. They want to have the election next fall. So that's a full year more. But they don't know,

00:24:30.700 maybe they'll be thrown out the window by the liberal caucus next week. So they are using every

00:24:36.540 day like it's their last. And they're implementing extreme policies while they can. They're absolutely

00:24:42.620 raiding the financial coffers. I mean, look at the $2 billion plus they gave away to a knockoff of

00:24:48.140 Elon Musk's Starlink the other day. Immigration. They're flooring it. Immigration is actually higher 0.99

00:24:54.620 now than last year, if you can believe it. They're going full blast with the censorship. Oh,

00:24:59.980 absolutely. That remains their number one policy. And I think they're taking notes from Hillary

00:25:05.260 Clinton, who made just an astonishing statement about how people should be arrested for misinformation.

00:25:12.140 Arrested. Here's that clip. Just as Mueller indicted a lot of Russians who were engaged in

00:25:20.140 direct election interference and boosting Trump back in 2016. But I also think there are Americans who are

00:25:27.020 engaged in this kind of propaganda and whether they should be civilly or even in some cases criminally

00:25:36.540 charged is something that would be a better deterrence. Oh, they love Hillary Clinton. So many times

00:25:43.740 Canadian liberals look to the Democrats in the states for their talking points. And on censorship,

00:25:48.380 they walk, walk together in sync. Here's some clips from Sheila Gunn-Reed. Sheila's done a great job recently

00:25:54.780 of sort of a corruption watch. There's an inquiry in corruption. Let me just show you some of these

00:25:59.020 insane clips of how the woman appointed to be in charge of Trudeau's green slush fund was slushing

00:26:06.060 herself. Take a look. How many Canadian tax dollars were given out in conflicts of interest by liberal

00:26:11.900 appointed board members at Sustainable Development Technologies Canada? How much money? Just the number

00:26:18.380 would be helpful. The total amount of money? Yeah, the Auditor General pegged the number of 330 million

00:26:27.660 dollars given out in conflicts of interest. Do you dispute that number? The Auditor General

00:26:36.700 stated that number. It's obvious that that is accurate. So you agree?

00:26:40.700 I agree. So ma'am, are you proud of your time at Justin Trudeau's green slush fund? It's a yes or no question.

00:26:54.540 The investments that STTC made into the cleantech industry has had an enormous impact on Canada.

00:27:07.340 I'm very proud of the work that STTC has done. Are you proud of the 300 million dollars given out in

00:27:14.380 conflicts of interest? Are you proud of the 24 instances of your own conflicts of interest?

00:27:22.540 Are you proud that you used your position to help enrich yourself and your friends?

00:27:27.580 Again, I accept the Commissioner's findings. I recognize that there were two things that I

00:27:46.140 could have been approved on in terms of that designation of recusing versus abstaining.

00:27:55.820 I know what it means to be in a position like you. You're a smart woman, Ms. Varsher. How is it?

00:28:01.820 How is it possible that it didn't cross your mind? You didn't realize I've been on a number of boards,

00:28:06.940 including the port of Quebec City, where I was also a provider prior to that, or a supplier rather.

00:28:12.860 And I completely stepped aside when I sat on the board because I knew I no longer was entitled to

00:28:21.900 those contracts. So how is it? I can't fathom how you didn't realize that you had no business being there.

00:28:31.420 Mr. Chair, when I got on the board of STDC, I clearly

00:28:48.460 disclosed to the minister, to the ICED people, to management, that I had a declaration that happened

00:28:58.460 18 months prior to me getting on that board. That is the only real conflict that I've had over the

00:29:05.900 whole term of my chairmanship.

00:29:08.060 Yeah, just like I say, there, you know, some governments when they're at the end of their

00:29:12.780 natural life, they're tired and fatigued and aimless. Not the liberals. They're just stuffing

00:29:19.820 things into their pockets. They're like it's at a buffet that's told them to get out. So they're just

00:29:25.020 putting bread rolls in their pockets and some chicken here. They're doing whatever they can

00:29:29.420 to grab as much as they can and run out before it's over. Hey, let me show you an amazing poll.

00:29:35.180 You know, I love to talk to you about David Coletto and Abacus. And you know the reason why,

00:29:39.100 because that firm tilts towards the Liberal Party. So if they say things positive about the conservatives

00:29:45.020 or Pierre Polyev, they're not trying to fool themselves. And I, it's like if the New York Times

00:29:50.060 would ever say something nice about Donald Trump, you, it would be so shocking that they would do so.

00:29:55.500 You know it would be true because it would be against their every instinct. So I love following

00:30:00.060 David Coletto, because he's a pretty good guy and I think he's pretty fair. But second of all,

00:30:03.980 I know I'm not kidding myself when I cite an Abacus poll. I'm being conservative, so to speak, as in

00:30:10.540 uh, hopefully the truth is even better than what they say. Look at this. He asked people who say they're

00:30:15.660 going to vote conservative. How likely are you to change your vote? Like between now and election day,

00:30:22.860 could you be moved? You say you're going to vote conservative. Will that change? Well, look at the

00:30:28.460 answers. Unbelievable answers. 62% say I will never change. I am. These are the people who say they're

00:30:35.980 going to vote conservative. Another 32% say it's unlikely. And that's 94% of Polyev voters say,

00:30:44.460 nah, nah, nah. I ain't changing. But look at this. You see what it says? LPC 2021. Those are people who

00:30:51.340 voted liberal in 2021 and have since flipped to support Polyev. So those are people who fell out of

00:30:59.660 love. 40% of them say never, never switch. And you can, you can understand that because if you actually

00:31:09.260 fall out of love with someone and feel cheated or tricked or misled, you have a hard heart. It's not

00:31:16.300 that you just, if you voted for Trudeau in 2021 and now you've got this mess, you ain't going back.

00:31:23.820 The most astonishing thing in this abacus poll though is the number for women. Now, I always thought 1.00

00:31:30.860 that women were more liberal. That women either for ideological reasons or because they thought Justin 0.83

00:31:36.860 Trudeau was cute who would vote for him. But according to David Coletto of abacus, who is not

00:31:42.780 a conservative booster, 67% of women who support Polyev will never change their mind. I find that

00:31:53.660 incredible. I think Trudeau's days are numbered. I suppose you can say that about all of us. I suppose

00:31:59.980 the question is how many numbers do you think he'll last the whole year? I don't stay with us more ahead.

00:32:20.780 Well, I can't believe it was just a week ago that we visited Sao Paulo for the largest free speech

00:32:28.220 rally I've ever been to in my life. Scratch that. The largest rally I've ever been to in my life.

00:32:33.340 I would estimate there were around 200,000 people there. And I was told by folks there that there

00:32:38.140 had been earlier rallies by the same side of the freedom versus tyranny debate, the Bolsonaro side,

00:32:44.700 that reached one million people. They do it big in South America. It was such a blur. We flew down

00:32:50.780 10 hours on a night flight. We did journalism all day and then we came home the very next day.

00:32:55.740 So it almost feels like a dream. But I think it was very important we went there because I saw no other

00:33:02.700 English language journalists covering what I think is a very portentous battle. Will Brazil lurch back

00:33:10.860 to become a kind of dictatorship as it was just 40 years ago? Or will it go down the path of freedom?

00:33:16.940 There's other freedom activists in Latin America, whether it's Nayib Bukele in El Salvador,

00:33:22.620 or Javier Mille in Argentina? Which road will Brazil choose? And we're joined now by someone who

00:33:30.140 follows Brazilian politics full-time. In fact, he's a victim of Brazilian politics. His name is Rodrigo

00:33:37.100 Constantino. And he's actually a kind of refugee in Florida, if I understand correctly. He joins us now

00:33:43.340 via Skype. Rodrigo, great to meet you in person. My pleasure. I appreciate.

00:33:47.820 Well, thanks for joining us. I had a crash course in Brazil. I mean, really, you can't sum up a country,

00:33:55.260 especially a country that large, in 36 hours. But I feel like I got a good taste for the battle.

00:34:01.020 Free speech is part of it. Elon Musk may be part of the solution. It looks like a democracy from the

00:34:08.380 outside with Lula, the president, and a judge, Alexandre de Moraes. But that's just the trappings

00:34:15.340 of democracy. Underneath it is a bit of a tyrant. That's what I took away from it. But look, I don't

00:34:21.100 want to say I managed to understand Brazil in just two days. Help me out. What's really going on? And

00:34:27.340 tell us a little bit of your story, because I know that you were directly involved.

00:34:31.660 Yes. Well, I think you get totally right what's going on in Brazil. We are not a democracy anymore.

00:34:38.300 And I'm pretty comfortable saying that because I'm a victim, as you mentioned. Almost two years ago,

00:34:46.060 I had my passport canceled. Not even traffic dealers or drug dealers or homicides have this kind of

00:34:55.020 punishment. As a journalist, I had my passport taken away from me. My social media is under censorship.

00:35:05.580 And with 1.6 million followers on Twitter, for example, they are not able to see my content. And

00:35:13.580 now nobody is able to see any content anymore because the Twitter, the X platform was banned from Brazil.

00:35:20.940 And also I had my banking accounts frozen. So why? Because of opinion crime. Because I've been

00:35:30.300 criticizing what Alexandre de Moraes and the Supreme Court, what they have been doing in the last three,

00:35:37.900 four years. So you're not supposed to criticize the electoral process anymore. If you criticize Alexandre de

00:35:45.260 Moraes, you are attacking the system and the institutions, the democracy itself. So to tell you

00:35:53.020 the truth, I think Brazil is under the radar of many people right now. And you're doing a great job

00:35:59.260 showing that because we are kind of laboratory to what's going on in the West as a whole. Like the left

00:36:08.780 found out that they don't need the people and the Congress anymore. If only they can have like six

00:36:16.700 judges in the Supreme Court, they can rule, they can do anything they want. And Brazil is like a

00:36:22.620 laboratory now for this kind of, uh, Juristocracy. You know, it was fascinating. There, there were more

00:36:30.220 placards and posters and signs criticizing that activist judge Alexandre de Moraes than there were

00:36:37.020 even mentioning the president Lula. Even, even though he's so famous, he goes by one name like

00:36:43.340 Madonna or Cher. Everyone knows who Lula is. But the one that they were most worried about at this

00:36:48.620 rally that I saw the most signs about, there was even a impersonator with a shaved head and

00:36:54.380 wearing a cape. Like Alexandre de Moraes, he dresses up like a cartoonish villain. He really has been

00:37:01.980 having secret trials with secret orders. Is that how you had your passport seized and your account

00:37:08.220 shut down? Was it this same judge or was it another judge? Is this white? The same judge, uh, with, uh, 0.73

00:37:15.100 his own decision. He was not even through the, the Supreme Court. Like he takes his decision by himself

00:37:23.340 and persecutes and censor and go after. And we, we had, uh, even, uh, political, uh, arrests in the

00:37:30.620 country. And, and one guy died in prison because of Alexandre de Moraes. So to explain why Alexandre de

00:37:37.580 Moraes was so popular in this protest and not Lula, it's because Lula is there again in the, uh, in the

00:37:47.260 presidency because of Alexandre de Moraes. So, uh, pretty much Lula is now kind of a puppet, the real

00:37:54.780 tyrant, the one in charge and with the whole power to, to, to do whatever he pleases actually is, uh,

00:38:02.380 Alexandre de Moraes. He included Elon Musk, one or probably did the richest guy in the world. He

00:38:10.140 included, uh, Elon Musk in one of his inquiries investigations and he could be arrested for

00:38:17.260 example, if he, if he goes to Brazil. Uh, also he froze money from Starlink, almost 20 million

00:38:25.260 reais, which is $5 million. He, uh, froze the accounts of Starlink because of what happened in the

00:38:33.900 platform X. Yeah. So, uh, in terms of, uh, uh, rule of law in the country, there's no rule of law

00:38:42.060 anymore. If somebody invests his money in Brazil right now, I think the person is crazy. They don't 0.66

00:38:49.580 see what's going on. Wow. You said a lot of things. Let me ask you a couple of follow-up questions.

00:38:54.140 Um, when you say that de Moraes sometimes just acts by himself, I guess you mean there's not a hearing

00:39:00.300 that's brought to him. Normally in courts, you have one side and the other, and a judge is in the

00:39:04.460 middle, but you're saying that the judge himself came up with the case and made the decision without

00:39:09.740 anyone arguing before him. So, so the people he goes after might not even be there. Is that what you

00:39:15.740 said when you said acts by himself, that he just sort of, his word becomes law. There's no even

00:39:20.780 hearings. Is that what you mean? It's that and much more. Yes. Uh, there's one trial, for example,

00:39:25.900 that, uh, there, there was the defense lawyer there and it's a famous guy now in Brazil. He was

00:39:32.540 in the protest that you watch. Sebastião Coelho is his name. He was the defendant of one of the

00:39:39.340 political prisoners in the system, Felipe Martins, accused of, uh, kind of preparing a coup. Uh,

00:39:47.100 and because he was in the airplane with Jair Bolsonaro, the ex, the former president, uh, coming to

00:39:53.420 Miami, but he was not in the plane and he proved that, but Alexander de Moraes didn't care. And

00:39:59.020 Sebastião Coelho said some harsh truths in front of Alexander de Moraes. He didn't like it. And now

00:40:06.780 he closed. Nobody can support the client anymore in front of the judge. So that's one part of it.

00:40:15.020 The other part of it is that he was supposed to take the cases to the, uh, whole group in the Supreme

00:40:22.780 Court. And he doesn't do that. He makes decisions by himself. And sometimes, sometimes he, he, he takes

00:40:30.780 the case for, uh, half of the Supreme Court. We call, uh, uh, the first turma and the second turma. It's like a

00:40:38.220 class. There is one class and second class. And he doesn't, uh, bother taking it to the whole group

00:40:45.660 because he knows that former president Bolsonaro appointed two justice and, and they would go

00:40:51.740 against his decision. So he, he wants to make it sound like, uh, the whole group support him.

00:40:59.820 That's why he takes the decision by himself.

00:41:02.220 You know what? The, the weaponization of the judiciary, it's, it sounds like it's a whole

00:41:07.420 other level in Brazil. I want to talk about, um, and I knew this because Elon Musk owns the Twitter,

00:41:14.140 uh, company to punish Elon Musk. Uh, they've gone after a different company called Starlink,

00:41:21.820 which is the internet, this, the space-based internet that serves remote areas. So in Brazil,

00:41:28.060 that's particularly important. It's an enormous country, much of it in the forest,

00:41:32.140 um, remote areas. Um, so de Moraes, as you mentioned, has seized assets belonging to Starlink,

00:41:42.620 even though that's not the same company as X or Twitter. Elon Musk has a big chunk of Starlink,

00:41:49.660 but it's, it's an American company with many other shareholders. And that's just sort of

00:41:56.780 seizing something because you don't like the guy involved. I mean, there's no way the two can be

00:42:01.420 legally connected. So let me ask you this. My observation with the U S trade representative

00:42:08.380 is that, uh, has got to be the most terrifying cabinet minister in the United States. It's

00:42:15.660 basically the person who goes out in the world and fights any country that is unfair to American

00:42:22.380 companies. He's he or she is the person that enforces trade treaties to launches international

00:42:29.500 lawsuits, uh, imposes tariffs. Like the U S trade representative strikes fear into the heart of

00:42:36.060 other countries more. I would say than even the minister of defense, the secretary of defense,

00:42:41.020 uh, it's the trade representative that goes to battle against our country of Canada over softwood

00:42:47.020 lumber or things like that. And yeah, that preamble is to say, has the U S trade representative or has

00:42:54.220 the United States government spoken out over the seizure of assets of an American company called

00:43:01.340 Starlink that's got legally nothing to do with X has America put its foot down or have they rolled over

00:43:08.940 to Demarese? Unfortunately, it's a Biden Harris administration, uh, and they've been pretty negligent

00:43:17.420 with, uh, the national interest is actually of United States citizen. So no, they haven't through the

00:43:24.220 ambassador ambassador in Brazil. Uh, they made clear that it's a dangerous path, but imagine what could

00:43:33.100 happen if Donald Trump would be back to the white house. So I think, uh, Elon Musk close to, uh, Trump

00:43:39.980 as he is now, he's planning on that. And, and he kind of made, uh, a threat to Lula. He said, I hope you

00:43:48.700 like, I hope you enjoy flying commercial airplanes because, uh, remember that could happen. Uh, the, the

00:43:58.220 former president of Argentina before Javier Millet that it's closed now to Elon Musk or to Trump. It

00:44:05.100 was, uh, Christina Kirchner, uh, when she came to the UN in New York, uh, she used a commercial

00:44:13.980 flight because she was afraid United States government would seize her airplane. So that could

00:44:20.460 happen to Brazil. Now we, we kind of become the axis of evil. We are close to Venezuela, to Russia, to 0.82

00:44:27.100 China, and we are making threats to, uh, us citizens and seizing their assets. And as you 0.98

00:44:34.460 mentioned, Starlink is not a sole or a whole, uh, own company by Elon Musk. He has partners,

00:44:42.220 important ones. It's important for national defense here in us. So, uh, I think they're

00:44:47.900 messing with big guys now and there's going to be consequences. Yeah. I mean, we know, uh,

00:44:53.020 Elon Musk because he's always giving interviews and he's always tweeting outrageous things and

00:44:58.060 funny things and smart things, but we forget that he's actually an industrialist. He puts more

00:45:03.340 satellites into space than anyone else in the world combined, more than the entire countries

00:45:09.340 of China, Russia combined times 10. SpaceX is so important for the U.S. government that, uh, he's an

00:45:17.580 interesting character because he torments the likes of Joe Biden, but America wouldn't,

00:45:22.140 couldn't really operate without his technology. Um, you mentioned early on Venezuela, that perhaps

00:45:29.740 Brazil has, um, is using Venezuelan style, uh, tactics. And that's interesting because of course

00:45:37.660 the whole world followed Venezuela first under Hugo Chavez and then under Nicolas Maduro, uh, as it went

00:45:43.980 from a country with so many riches, especially oil riches, and it became poor and people actually

00:45:49.500 started to starve and they brought in brutal Cuban military to help control the people. Uh, 0.98

00:45:57.420 well, I don't think we've seen too much from Nicolas Maduro. There was a question of the last election,

00:46:01.820 uh, of being outright stolen. Is Brazil, um, becoming the bad boy of South America? What's the

00:46:10.780 relationship with Venezuela and Brazil? Do, do Lula and Maduro get along? Do they, do they have

00:46:17.900 agreements, military or intelligence agreements? Like what, what's really the shape of things?

00:46:22.540 Because I see two bright lights in Bukele and Javier Millet, uh, uh, are, but those are smaller countries

00:46:30.460 than Venezuela and Brazil. Yeah, but Lula is pretty close to Maduro. There is a thing called

00:46:36.780 Foro de Sao Paulo is where all those communists get together to decide the strategy to take power

00:46:45.980 in the whole continent. And Lula is pretty close to Maduro. He always supported Maduro and Maduro

00:46:51.500 didn't become a dictator now. This election was a fraud as many others, but the difference is that

00:46:58.300 Lula is trying to play the good guy, the Democrat here, and he's complaining about, uh, what Maduro did.

00:47:06.700 And asking, uh, proof of the, uh, election process. Uh, he's doing that as a theater to the West,

00:47:14.620 because, uh, in the end of the day, he's, uh, close to Maduro. He sent guys there, the, the movement

00:47:21.660 that invades, uh, private property, rural, uh, in the, in the agro industry, uh, called MST. They are

00:47:30.300 Marxists, they are communists, and, and Maduro celebrated his victory with those guys that are

00:47:36.220 pretty close to Lula as well. So it's a, it's a, a shame, a theater, and everybody knows that.

00:47:42.380 So in the end of the day, yes, Maduro and, and Lula are close. Uh, Maduro is all, always, uh, one step

00:47:52.540 ahead of Lula, but this time, this time he used, uh, some sentences that could be Alexander de Moraes or

00:48:01.020 Lula speaking. Like, uh, who are you to judge what happened in our country? He's a threat to our 0.96

00:48:09.500 sovereignty. It's exactly what Lula said about, uh, other governments in the West, uh, complaining about,

00:48:16.860 uh, uh, many things he's been doing. So it's the same, the same strategy theater. And in the end of

00:48:24.220 the day, we are, uh, close to China and Russia. Those are the two system in control in Latin America 0.75

00:48:31.900 right now. Well, how does it end? Because I feel some of the same things that you're describing,

00:48:37.740 I think I see them in America, the lawfare, the censorship, um, even God forbid, the two

00:48:44.300 assassination attempts on Donald Trump reminds me when Yair Bolsonaro was stabbed and lost half of

00:48:50.300 the blood in his body just days before the election, uh, uh, last time or two times ago. Um, but I,

00:48:58.140 I feel like everyone in North America knows that it's all coming to a point in less than two months.

00:49:05.660 On November 5th, so much will be decided for America and the world. I'm talking about the

00:49:10.140 presidential election. What's, what's everything aiming to when is the crisis? What's the decision

00:49:17.660 point in Brazil? I saw Bolsonaro lead this huge rally in Sao Paulo. We were right at the front,

00:49:25.660 him and his son and his entourage. Will he be allowed on the ballot? When is that next election?

00:49:32.700 Will the government continue to strangle free speech in the meantime? Like I know everything's

00:49:37.660 pointed to a resolution in America on November 5th. When is decision day in Brazil?

00:49:45.020 Yeah. I don't think Bolsonaro will be able to run again. There are some, uh, followers that are

00:49:51.580 optimistic about it. I'm not, uh, I think the system is, uh, made it very clear that yeah, we, we won't

00:49:59.580 accept it. Maybe, uh, a guy that looks like a right wing guy, a conservative, but in the end of the day

00:50:07.100 is one of us, uh, it's accepted by the system. That's our best, uh, call, I guess. And, uh, we can look

00:50:16.300 at what's going on because it's 2026, the next presidential election, but right now we're in the

00:50:23.100 middle of a mayor election and Sao Paulo is the richest and most important capital of, of our country.

00:50:31.180 Uh, and, uh, Marcel, Pablo Marcel is his name. He's, uh, kind of a new Bolsonaro, the guy, the outsider

00:50:40.380 against the system. Uh, he calls, uh, every, uh, other candidate as a bunch of communists. And, uh,

00:50:48.060 the other day, the other night, uh, one of them took a chair, a chair and, and put in, in his head.

00:50:56.380 I think we got a video of that here. Let's take a look at that. I heard it. Crazy, crazy stuff.

00:50:59.900 That's crazy. Let's take a quick look.

00:51:01.580 You're not a man to do that. You're not a man.

00:51:05.580 No, come on. No, come on. 0.73

00:51:08.380 Our commercials, please.

00:51:12.380 You're not a man to do that. You're not a man.

00:51:16.380 No, come on. 0.85

00:51:18.380 Our commercials, please.

00:51:22.380 .

00:51:35.580 .

00:51:37.380 Do you think that did that help him or hurt him in the polls?

00:52:05.600 Do people like him more or do they like him less after that chair-smashing incident?

00:52:11.060 I think it helps because people are tired of the system, of the legacy media, corrupt press,

00:52:19.640 and all those communists disguised as Democrats, as liberals.

00:52:26.360 So, yes, I think it makes the point that Pablo Marçal is the outsider candidate there.

00:52:34.220 The one man against the whole system.

00:52:37.000 He doesn't have TV time for his campaign.

00:52:40.840 His party is a tiny party.

00:52:43.420 So, yes, he's running against everybody else.

00:52:47.140 And people like it, as Bolsonaro was helped in 2018 because of that.

00:52:54.320 Well, very interesting.

00:52:56.220 Listen, it's great to meet you.

00:52:57.640 We'll follow along on Twitter, even if people in Brazil can't, unless they use maybe a VPN.

00:53:03.320 Rodrigo Constantino, good luck, stay safe, and keep fighting.

00:53:07.200 Thank you very much.

00:53:08.000 I will appreciate the time.

00:53:09.220 All right.

00:53:09.600 Obrigado.

00:53:10.160 There you have it.

00:53:11.200 Stay with us.

00:53:12.160 Your letters to me next.

00:53:13.420 Hey, welcome back.

00:53:26.260 Your letters to me.

00:53:27.720 Trumpington Fanhurst, what a lovely name, says,

00:53:31.820 How would fairly providing Internet to rural people at a low cost provide profit and kickback to Trudeau?

00:53:38.160 You make my point.

00:53:39.440 I mean, Starlink, and I told you my little anecdote, and I'm sure if you've used Starlink, you're saying, Ezra, yeah, we know.

00:53:45.080 But a lot of people don't know because Starlink is wonderful if you're far flung.

00:53:49.600 That's why it's perfect for the Canadian North.

00:53:51.600 That's why it's so important for Brazil, you know, in the rainforest or whatever.

00:53:55.500 You can get a great solution from Starlink for a few hundred bucks and then pay, I don't know, what is it?

00:54:00.600 I think it's less than a hundred bucks a month.

00:54:03.120 High speed, reliable, low latency.

00:54:05.480 I don't even know what that means.

00:54:06.640 But it's great.

00:54:07.240 I can tell you because I use it myself.

00:54:10.180 But where's the, if it's not padded, where's the money for the lobbyist?

00:54:15.400 Where's the money for the bureaucrat?

00:54:17.400 Where's the money for the provider?

00:54:18.900 Where's the money for the gender analysis?

00:54:21.840 Hey, where's your gender analysis?

00:54:23.860 So, but the craziest part is Starlink is working now.

00:54:28.920 Like, it's amazing, right?

00:54:30.400 It is ready right now.

00:54:31.940 You can order your Starlink and get it shipped to your house right now.

00:54:35.560 This Telesat scheme is in the future.

00:54:38.600 Maybe, maybe it'll work.

00:54:40.040 Maybe it won't.

00:54:40.900 Is it really going to be as good as Elon Musk's?

00:54:43.180 Obviously, it won't be.

00:54:44.960 And they even have to hitch a ride with Elon Musk's satellites.

00:54:48.300 It's the whole, and that's the thing.

00:54:50.660 The whole point of government procurement is to spend as much as possible to share the wealth.

00:54:56.740 It's like I mentioned, that multi-billion dollar rail project, high-speed rail project in California.

00:55:01.180 They built like one mile, but they spent billions on it.

00:55:04.620 That's the whole point.

00:55:07.080 Dee Flaherty says, isn't Mark Carney the CEO of Telesat?

00:55:10.600 Nothing to see here.

00:55:11.720 No, he's not the CEO.

00:55:12.960 The CEO is a different guy, but Carney is involved with them somehow.

00:55:17.120 I saw a picture of them together.

00:55:20.280 Andy Lee went into that a little bit.

00:55:22.000 I don't want to go off the top of my head.

00:55:23.580 No, Carney is not the CEO of it.

00:55:25.580 But that's the crazy thing.

00:55:26.700 Mark Carney has so many fingers and so many pies.

00:55:29.120 And if he were to be hired as a bureaucrat in the civil service or in the PMO,

00:55:33.980 he'd have to go through a bunch of ethics screens,

00:55:36.700 and he'd probably have to divest certain things or recuse himself from certain things.

00:55:40.040 But no, no.

00:55:40.620 He's been hired as a special advisor, so he can still have all sorts of conflicts of interest

00:55:46.340 and just give his special advice to Trudeau.

00:55:49.080 I think that Carney is going to be the one they choose to succeed Justin Trudeau.

00:55:53.200 I think Christopher Freeland is the most unlikable person in Ottawa politics,

00:55:57.560 and that's saying something. 0.65

00:55:59.120 Because you've got some absolute duds there. 1.00

00:56:01.820 But I think Christopher Freeland would be a disaster for the liberals.

00:56:04.760 Frankly, I think she would do even worse than Justin Trudeau.

00:56:09.160 Well, that's the show for today.

00:56:11.200 Until tomorrow, on behalf of all of us here at Rebel World Headquarters,

00:56:14.440 see you at home.

00:56:14.960 Good night.

00:56:16.140 And keep fighting for freedom.

00:56:17.140 Thank you.

00:56:17.680 Thank you.

00:56:17.880 Thank you.

00:56:18.320 Bye-bye.

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Rebel News Podcast - September 17, 2024

EZRA LEVANT ｜ Liberals lose another stronghold, call on subsidized media to attack Conservatives

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