Rebel News Podcast - November 20, 2024


EZRA LEVANT | Pro-Hamas thug assaults Rebel journalist, prompting calls for his identity


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1 hour and 28 minutes

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On the heels of the anti-pro-Israel protests in Toronto, Ezra Levenant and his team of rebels took to the streets in support of pro-Israel counterprotestor David Menzies, who was arrested by pro-Hamas counterprotesters.

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00:01:42.840 Tonight, boy, we've been busy at Rebel News. I'll give you an update. It's November 19th,
00:01:48.000 and this is the Ezra LeVant Show.
00:01:52.540 Shame on you, you sensorism bug.
00:02:04.320 I'm still reeling from the weekend, in specific, when about a dozen of us went in solidarity with
00:02:13.260 David Menzies to this intersection in North Toronto. It's in a Jewish neighborhood. In fact,
00:02:18.220 I live just about a mile away. It's in a Jewish shopping mall. You might even recognize that
00:02:24.100 shopping mall because you've done streeters there before about the local member of parliament,
00:02:28.740 Yara Sachs, a Jewish MP who went to visit a terrorist leader at Justin Trudeau's instructions.
00:02:36.520 It's just really bizarre. Anyways, every week there's been this pro-Israel, pro-Canada rally at that
00:02:42.460 Jewish corner. But in the last month, the pro-Hamas side has come into the Jewish community
00:02:47.000 to antagonize, to shout, to call for genocide and intifada. And I don't like it one bit. I think
00:02:53.660 that foreign nationals who participate in hate marches should be deported. If they're Canadian 1.00
00:02:58.120 citizens, I grudgingly acknowledge that they have freedom of speech just like I do. But that doesn't
00:03:03.700 go so far as uttering death threats, committing mischief, vandalism, and of course, assault.
00:03:09.500 What bothered me the most, though, was when our reporter, David Menzies, went to ask these
00:03:15.980 pro-Hamas counter-protesters some questions and police arrested him, slammed him on the hood of
00:03:22.240 the car, handcuffed him, and took him away. They charged him but later dropped the charges.
00:03:27.600 Here's a quick repeat of how that looked.
00:03:29.700 Yeah, I don't stand for that. So a dozen of us went in solidarity. While we all wore Panama hats,
00:03:56.100 mine was way too small. I just ordered them on Amazon. They were tiny. I guess they were like
00:04:00.980 kids' costumes or something. So I looked sort of goofy wearing the hat. But the point was,
00:04:05.440 we were all in solidarity with David. So we had about, I think it was 12 or maybe even more rebels
00:04:10.460 there. A lot of rebel viewers from the Toronto area came. And we went there to make the point that
00:04:16.280 if you're going to arrest journalists for doing journalism, you're going to have to arrest us all.
00:04:20.240 Here's that key moment where the cops basically said, if you go over there, we'll arrest you.
00:04:24.400 And I said, well, then you'll have to arrest us. And they blinked. Here's just a moment of that
00:04:29.120 tense moment.
00:04:31.000 Now, I understand. I've just been told that you plan to arrest me and everyone on my team if we
00:04:35.440 cross the street. Is that true?
00:04:36.600 I can tell you what's happening. We have a media area set up for all of you. You can set up over
00:04:39.580 there.
00:04:39.860 The media area is called Canada.
00:04:41.420 I understand that, sir. But last time when you were here, you were inciting this crowd.
00:04:44.840 It's not true. And I've never been here before. I have not incited anybody.
00:04:48.380 This is what happened with Rebel News last time, okay?
00:04:50.560 So you're blackballing Rebel News.
00:04:51.820 No, I'm not blackballing Rebel News. What I'm saying is we have an area we have to facilitate
00:04:55.820 it for you. If you can accept that, you can accept it.
00:04:58.040 I don't.
00:04:58.900 Well, that's up to you. That's up to you.
00:05:01.020 So who will you arrest if we go over?
00:05:02.860 I'm not arresting anybody.
00:05:04.040 Okay, good.
00:05:04.840 We'll just see what happens. 1.00
00:05:05.820 Kids have you killed today. 0.88
00:05:09.260 Over 16,000.
00:05:10.900 The police say I'm not allowed to do journalism over here.
00:05:17.720 The police say that I have to go to the free speech zone.
00:05:22.180 The police say that I'm not allowed to ask questions after I've asked my first question.
00:05:27.960 But the police are not my editor-in-chief.
00:05:31.920 I'm my own person.
00:05:34.180 I'm a Canadian.
00:05:36.060 And, fellas, I'm going to tell you what I told your boss on the other side.
00:05:39.780 I'm going to stay two feet away from them.
00:05:42.300 I'm not going to put the microphone any closer than this to them.
00:05:45.280 So I'm not going to get anyone's grill.
00:05:47.340 I'm not going to touch anyone.
00:05:49.580 I'm not going to threaten anyone.
00:05:50.860 But I am going to do journalism.
00:05:53.200 And I would ask that if you arrest me, that you not commit violence on me.
00:05:56.700 Just simply touch me on the shoulder.
00:05:58.320 No need for handcuffs or to throw me on the trunk of a car like you did to David last time.
00:06:02.600 Any questions for me before I go in?
00:06:05.280 No.
00:06:05.620 No?
00:06:06.020 I can give you a hat later on as a souvenir of this momentous day.
00:06:08.900 The rebellion against God. 0.63
00:06:12.320 Down, down, down, the terrorist state of Israel. 0.98
00:06:18.080 Down, down, the terrorist state of Israel. 0.99
00:06:22.440 A Jew is not a Zionist. 0.99
00:06:24.600 A Zionist is not a Jew. 0.99
00:06:28.000 Zionism is no way it's supporting representing Judaism. 0.82
00:06:34.100 Hi, what's your name?
00:06:34.960 I'm going to ask you to please move back.
00:06:36.280 We have a lot of equipment here, so please, can you just move back?
00:06:38.720 Can you please move back?
00:06:40.000 That's a song.
00:06:41.160 That's a song.
00:06:42.320 That's a song.
00:06:43.180 No, it's a song.
00:06:43.780 You're in my space.
00:06:44.680 My personal space.
00:06:45.860 No, you came up.
00:06:47.500 Zionism. 0.97
00:06:48.740 Who are you?
00:06:49.260 What's your name?
00:06:49.900 You don't speak in the Jewish name.
00:06:52.180 Are you a Canadian citizen?
00:06:54.200 Are you a Canadian citizen?
00:06:55.600 Yes, I'm a Canadian citizen.
00:06:56.360 What's your name?
00:06:57.200 What's your name?
00:06:57.980 None of your business.
00:06:58.560 Let's go, guys.
00:06:58.940 Come on.
00:06:59.180 Get the guys to move them back.
00:07:00.320 Get the guys to move them back.
00:07:04.100 Go to the sidewalk.
00:07:05.200 Let's go to the sidewalk.
00:07:06.920 Go to the sidewalk.
00:07:08.000 I'm going to move back.
00:07:09.260 Go to the sidewalk.
00:07:10.140 There you go.
00:07:10.560 Why's that?
00:07:17.920 Because we want everybody to stay on that side.
00:07:20.440 I know what you want, and I actually think that's probably wise from your point of view.
00:07:24.900 It's the path of least resistance, but I do have certain rights as a citizen and as a journalist.
00:07:30.320 Just letting you know I'm recording now, too, okay?
00:07:32.400 We're recording you, too, Gavin.
00:07:33.560 No, that's fine.
00:07:34.020 You can stay here.
00:07:34.640 Thanks very much.
00:07:35.200 So, it was mission accomplished in terms of David Menzies.
00:07:39.360 He got to do his journalism.
00:07:40.760 We supplemented that, and I think it was our strength in numbers that caused the police to back down.
00:07:46.080 There were—they've got to be at least 50 cops who were right there, and one of the pro-Hamas protesters sort of meandered through the police barrier and hit Alexa Lavoie, who had come in from Montreal.
00:08:00.800 Hit her with a flagpole, and we got it from two different angles.
00:08:04.800 There were so many cameras there.
00:08:06.200 We got it from the angle of Alexa's own camera and another camera, and you can see this guy hitting her. 0.99
00:08:11.460 Take a look.
00:08:11.880 What'd I say, huh? 1.00
00:08:24.300 Hey, let's get inside a little shit. 1.00
00:08:26.080 Oh, okay. 1.00
00:08:26.760 Are you?
00:08:38.880 Are you?
00:08:40.880 Yes!
00:08:41.880 Whoa! 0.71
00:08:42.880 Chill!
00:08:43.880 Back up.
00:08:44.880 Go! 0.95
00:08:45.880 Are you assaulting my camera? 1.00
00:08:47.880 Shut up! 1.00
00:08:48.880 She's in his face! 1.00
00:08:49.880 No!
00:08:50.880 No, I did nothing!
00:08:51.880 Yes, you did!
00:08:52.880 Yes, you did!
00:08:53.880 No, I did nothing!
00:08:55.880 Stay right here.
00:08:56.880 He pushed me!
00:08:57.880 Stay right here.
00:08:58.880 Violently!
00:08:59.880 He pushed me, Violently!
00:09:00.880 Have it on camera!
00:09:01.880 He pushed me!
00:09:02.880 Violently!
00:09:03.880 He pushed me, Violently!
00:09:04.880 Have it on camera!
00:09:06.880 This guy...
00:09:07.880 Alexa, are you okay?
00:09:08.880 I'm not on camera!
00:09:10.880 He's next.
00:09:11.880 Officers, you witnessed my colleague getting physically assaulted.
00:09:15.880 She's female. 1.00
00:09:16.880 The perpetrator's male.
00:09:18.880 Why are there no charges?
00:09:25.880 So in the streets of our dominion, if you're chanting genocide,
00:09:28.880 if you're part of the pro-Hamas crowd,
00:09:31.880 a female citizen can be assaulted and you won't charge them? 0.72
00:09:38.880 I think what we saw is that your camera lady had the camera right in his face. 1.00
00:09:44.880 No!
00:09:45.880 He has his personal space too.
00:09:46.880 We gotta respect that.
00:09:47.880 I have a space between me and him.
00:09:49.880 Okay?
00:09:50.880 Because if I'm too close, I cannot cap.
00:09:52.880 Well, then he needs his space as well.
00:09:54.880 I think he needs like a serious therapy of violence.
00:09:59.880 Okay.
00:10:00.880 That's your opinion.
00:10:01.880 Officer, we backed the blue, but we're just asking you to uphold your oath.
00:10:05.880 I just said what I had to.
00:10:07.880 I've got nothing more to say.
00:10:09.880 So if a camera gets too close, it is acceptable for a man to hit a woman in Toronto?
00:10:14.880 I don't believe he hit her.
00:10:15.880 He just pushed her away.
00:10:16.880 I don't believe he hit her.
00:10:17.880 Immediately, we saw what was going on.
00:10:20.880 We immediately brought it to the attention of a cop who didn't care.
00:10:25.880 And I was furious when he said he had better things to do than look at the 30-second clip.
00:10:30.880 Here's me shouting at him.
00:10:32.880 I was very mad and I lost my temper.
00:10:34.880 And I don't regret it.
00:10:35.880 I don't regret calling this cop a coward either.
00:10:37.880 I mean, what do you call a cop who literally doesn't lift a finger
00:10:41.880 when a woman has been hit with a weapon, by the way.
00:10:44.880 A flagpole is a weapon.
00:10:46.880 And Alexa was not injured.
00:10:48.880 But that's not the point.
00:10:49.880 You don't hit someone with a flagpole, especially a woman.
00:10:53.880 And the cops are right there.
00:10:54.880 And this cop didn't care.
00:10:55.880 I was furious.
00:10:56.880 Take a clip of me telling the cop how angry I was.
00:11:00.880 He hit me.
00:11:01.880 Did you have it on tape?
00:11:02.880 I did like it.
00:11:03.880 Like some people, they scam her either way.
00:11:08.880 I don't know whether she has it taped or not.
00:11:10.880 Well, she says she did.
00:11:11.880 Will you look at it?
00:11:12.880 Will you look at it?
00:11:13.880 No, I don't need to see anything now.
00:11:15.880 I've got other more pressing cops to do.
00:11:18.880 Really?
00:11:19.880 More pressing?
00:11:20.880 Yes.
00:11:21.880 The first assault of the day.
00:11:22.880 I know arresting David may sound more pressing, but it's not actually.
00:11:25.880 Alexa.
00:11:26.880 So she's got the tape.
00:11:28.880 Will you look at it?
00:11:30.880 No.
00:11:31.880 So she was just assaulted.
00:11:32.880 You've got 50 cops here stopping our journalism.
00:11:37.880 So why won't you look at it?
00:11:39.880 I don't want to.
00:11:40.880 Like I said, I've got other priorities to attend to.
00:11:43.880 What are you doing?
00:11:44.880 What is a priority?
00:11:45.880 You're standing around.
00:11:46.880 What's your, what's a higher priority?
00:11:47.880 Okay.
00:11:48.880 I said what I had to say.
00:11:49.880 You got my comment.
00:11:50.880 I'll move on.
00:11:52.880 Well, can we, who do we talk to if we don't want like assaults on the city street?
00:11:56.880 No, seriously.
00:11:57.880 Who do we talk to?
00:11:58.880 Why are you running away?
00:11:59.880 Why are you running away?
00:12:01.880 You're getting in my face now, sir.
00:12:03.880 Are you going to arrest me?
00:12:04.880 If I have to.
00:12:06.880 So she was assaulted.
00:12:07.880 You're not going to arrest the guy who assaulted her, but you're going to arrest me for asking
00:12:10.880 you questions about an assault?
00:12:12.880 I think it could, it could be interpreted both ways.
00:12:15.880 You just saw an assault and you're saying you're going to arrest me instead of the man
00:12:20.880 who assaulted her.
00:12:21.880 It could be interpreted that she assaulted him by getting in his personal space.
00:12:24.880 Well, why don't you look at the video then?
00:12:26.880 Okay.
00:12:27.880 Why don't you look at the video?
00:12:28.880 We will in good time.
00:12:29.880 Right now.
00:12:30.880 You're lying again.
00:12:31.880 We've got other things to do.
00:12:32.880 Like what?
00:12:33.880 I said what I had to say.
00:12:35.880 That's the end of it. 1.00
00:12:36.880 What a coward you are, sir. 1.00
00:12:38.880 I think you know that. 1.00
00:12:39.880 That's your opinion.
00:12:40.880 You saw a woman get assaulted.
00:12:42.880 You refused to look at the evidence.
00:12:44.880 You've heard what he said to you. 0.99
00:12:45.880 I know, and he's a coward, isn't he? 0.98
00:12:46.880 You heard it the first time. 1.00
00:12:47.880 I sure did.
00:12:48.880 You heard the second time.
00:12:49.880 And I sure did.
00:12:50.880 So if she wants to deal with this, it's not the time and place right now.
00:12:53.880 Well, what is the time and place?
00:12:54.880 When we've sorted everything out.
00:12:55.880 What are you sorting out?
00:12:56.880 She's not even looking at it.
00:12:57.880 If you want to show a report, I'll be happy to take one from you.
00:13:00.880 Okay.
00:13:01.880 Right now, we're not going to lie.
00:13:02.880 Okay.
00:13:03.880 Well, what are you doing instead?
00:13:04.880 She was assaulted.
00:13:05.880 Okay, okay.
00:13:06.880 And that's fine.
00:13:07.880 And if she was assaulted, listen, we're going to look at that videotape.
00:13:09.880 We're going to investigate it.
00:13:10.880 If you want to take a report, we'll take a report for it.
00:13:12.880 But I didn't see it.
00:13:13.880 I can't speak to it.
00:13:14.880 Well, he saw it.
00:13:15.880 We have video on it, and we'll investigate it, and we'll make him arrest if the arrest needs
00:13:19.880 to be married.
00:13:20.880 All right, I'm going to hold you to that.
00:13:21.880 Of course, of course.
00:13:22.880 I'm ready.
00:13:23.880 And I recommend he's not on the file.
00:13:24.880 He doesn't give a .
00:13:25.880 Okay, okay.
00:13:26.880 There's no need to spit the venom.
00:13:27.880 Like I said, if she was assaulted, then all the cameras are on.
00:13:31.880 We will see that assault.
00:13:32.880 An investigation will be commenced on it, and an arrest will be made.
00:13:35.880 Thank you.
00:13:36.880 And we're going to follow up on that.
00:13:37.880 No problem.
00:13:38.880 And you know what?
00:13:39.880 Why don't you go do something more important?
00:13:47.880 Imagine that.
00:13:48.880 I have more important things to do. 1.00
00:13:50.880 Well, it turns out this guy is a serial abuser, serial criminal. 0.97
00:13:54.880 We're closing in on him. 0.63
00:13:56.880 We don't have his name yet.
00:13:57.880 We've offered a $180 bounty to anyone who can tell us his name.
00:14:01.880 But I want to play for you a couple minutes of this guy who we've encountered in different
00:14:06.880 instances.
00:14:07.880 You'll see him with our chief of video, Efron Monsanto.
00:14:11.880 You'll see him.
00:14:12.880 Let me just play for you a montage of this same unhinged guy.
00:14:16.880 Take a look.
00:14:17.880 Let's go. 0.99
00:14:18.880 Man, he's a f*****g guy. 1.00
00:14:19.880 F*****g you and f*****g Israel. 1.00
00:14:20.880 Hey, hey, hey, hey. 1.00
00:14:21.880 Watch yourself.
00:14:22.880 Hey, don't touch.
00:14:23.880 Don't touch us. 1.00
00:14:24.880 You are racist. 0.99
00:14:25.880 What do you say? 1.00
00:14:26.880 He's a f*****g Zionist. 1.00
00:14:27.880 You know? 1.00
00:14:28.880 F*****g you, b*****g. 1.00
00:14:29.880 Okay. 1.00
00:14:30.880 You work with David Mercer and Israel.
00:14:33.880 Officer, are you going to enforce the law?
00:14:45.880 Is that allowed? 1.00
00:14:46.880 F*****g. 1.00
00:14:47.880 F*****g you, f*****g. 1.00
00:14:48.880 I don't want to take to you. 1.00
00:14:50.880 Don't touch me.
00:14:51.880 Come here. 1.00
00:14:52.880 F*****g you. 1.00
00:14:53.880 F*****g you. 1.00
00:14:54.880 Don't touch me. 1.00
00:14:55.880 Because you are a f*****g. 1.00
00:14:56.880 You're shaking, I need you to relax. 1.00
00:14:57.880 Shaking?
00:14:58.880 I need you to relax. 1.00
00:14:59.880 F*****g you. 1.00
00:15:00.880 How you are? 1.00
00:15:02.880 I want you to relax don't put your hands on me
00:15:28.780 Okay, I'm recording you to you rebels media you can't talk about 1.00
00:15:37.080 Palestinian shit, you what's the rest of you 1.00
00:15:53.080 This guy is putting his hands on me 1.00
00:15:55.080 Rebels media, right wing media, Israel and Rebels
00:15:57.980 Don't put your hands on me 1.00
00:15:58.980 F**k you, f**k you, shut up 1.00
00:16:00.680 Don't put your hands on me 1.00
00:16:01.480 F**k you 1.00
00:16:01.880 Don't put your hands on me 1.00
00:16:02.980 F**k you, bitch 1.00
00:16:03.280 F**k you, bitch, go, go from here, go from here 1.00
00:16:06.380 You don't 1.00
00:16:06.980 Leave it from here
00:16:08.180 You don't own the sidewalk 1.00
00:16:09.280 F**k you, Rebels media, he's talking shit 1.00
00:16:11.480 I'm not, I'm here just to record 1.00
00:16:12.980 Okay, no, no, no, you are f**king blind 1.00
00:16:14.580 F**k you, bitch 1.00
00:16:15.580 I'm on the sidewalk 1.00
00:16:16.380 F**k you 1.00
00:16:16.980 I'm not here to do anything, I'm just here to record 1.00
00:16:20.080 But you can't put your hands on me, you have to understand that 1.00
00:16:22.880 F**k you, f**k you, shut up, shut up, David 1.00
00:16:24.280 Yeah, so I think it's only a matter of time until we find out his name 1.00
00:16:30.920 Someone has sent me what they think is his name
00:16:33.320 We're not going to publish it until we're more sure
00:16:34.980 We are demanding that police charge him with the crime of
00:16:40.860 I would call that an aggravated assault or assault with a weapon
00:16:43.500 We have a petition at findthethug.com
00:16:46.080 I hope police do it
00:16:48.020 I was so angry at that one cop who said he didn't care
00:16:50.980 But the more senior cops said he would look into it
00:16:53.480 A friend Joe Warmington of the Toronto Sun
00:16:56.740 Contacted police who told him there is an investigation
00:17:00.180 Who knows what that even means
00:17:02.020 If the police do not charge him
00:17:04.940 We will ask for a senior officer to review the case
00:17:09.400 We will likely apply for a peace bond against him
00:17:12.860 And other things including a civil suit
00:17:15.800 That is we can sue someone in court ourselves
00:17:18.760 And there's some other legal ideas I want to examine a little bit further
00:17:24.200 I'm not going to let this stand
00:17:25.500 I know that's how it is in Toronto
00:17:28.180 I mean you might remember a few months ago
00:17:30.480 The Toronto police were asked for their advice
00:17:32.880 On how to stop the car theft crime wave
00:17:37.800 Just sweeping through Ontario
00:17:39.240 I mean if you have anything close to a nice car
00:17:43.260 I drive a 10 year old jalopy
00:17:45.260 No one's going to steal my car
00:17:46.900 But if you have anything close to a new car
00:17:50.740 And not even a super fancy one
00:17:52.660 It'll be stolen
00:17:53.900 Hundreds stolen a year in Toronto
00:17:56.560 Here's the police advice on how to handle that
00:18:00.000 They basically say help the robbers
00:18:02.920 So they don't get angry and hurt you
00:18:04.720 Take a look
00:18:05.400 There's also updated advice for all vehicle owners
00:18:08.480 A message echoed by Toronto police
00:18:10.360 Speaking at an Etobicoke safety meeting last month
00:18:13.100 Constable Marco Ricciardi had a new message for vehicle owners
00:18:16.540 Who keep their fobs in Faraday pouches
00:18:19.360 To prevent the possibility of being attacked in your home
00:18:23.380 Leave your fobs at your front door
00:18:25.080 Because they're breaking into your home to steal your car
00:18:27.780 They don't want anything else
00:18:28.900 A lot of them that they're arresting have guns on them
00:18:31.780 And they're not toy guns
00:18:32.780 They're real guns
00:18:33.560 They're loaded
00:18:34.480 That's why Galinsky says they will be installing the doorstops
00:18:38.200 And taking YPR's advice seriously
00:18:40.780 But she'd like more action from police as well
00:18:44.140 So if that's how the police deal with criminal criminals
00:18:47.540 You can better believe they're just as laissez-faire with political criminals
00:18:52.440 People who hit you for a political reason 0.99
00:18:54.040 The cops are pretty useless in this town 0.96
00:18:56.020 I'm not saying individual beat cops are useless 0.99
00:18:58.120 Although some of them clearly are
00:18:59.540 But they've been ordered to stand down by the mayor
00:19:02.020 By the premier and his solicitor general
00:19:04.960 It's basically a criminal's feast up here
00:19:08.380 But I'm not going to accept that when it comes to one of our reporters being hurt
00:19:12.620 We played for you the first chunk of this weekend
00:19:16.780 Yesterday
00:19:17.560 We had 12 cameras going
00:19:19.760 So there's so much footage
00:19:20.920 We're going to play some more at the end of today's show
00:19:23.380 And later on in the week
00:19:24.660 We're going to publish the whole masterpiece
00:19:26.860 Online of what happened on Sunday
00:19:28.760 There was so much to show
00:19:29.960 But we're busy with other things too
00:19:32.100 Today
00:19:33.180 Alexa is covering the border crossing
00:19:36.040 We've had reports from New York City
00:19:38.240 That migrants are already making their way to the Canadian border 1.00
00:19:41.880 In anticipation of Donald Trump becoming the president
00:19:44.760 And you've heard his borders are
00:19:48.180 You've never seen a tougher guy
00:19:49.580 He says he's basically going to declare war on the cartels
00:19:53.220 And mass deport millions of foreigners
00:19:58.680 You should do a clip of him
00:19:59.640 His name is Homan
00:20:00.580 It's his last name
00:20:02.180 I think it's Tom Homan going from memory
00:20:03.960 And I think he means business
00:20:06.080 Here's a clip of him
00:20:06.880 We have seen one estimate that says
00:20:09.660 It would cost $88 billion
00:20:11.760 To deport a million people a year
00:20:15.640 I don't know if that's accurate or not
00:20:18.060 Is that what American taxpayers should expect?
00:20:21.780 What price do you put on our national security?
00:20:23.480 Is that worth it?
00:20:24.580 Is there a way to carry out mass deportation
00:20:27.040 Without separating families?
00:20:29.860 Of course there is
00:20:30.700 Families can be deported together 1.00
00:20:33.980 Yeah so let's say you are in the U.S. illegally 0.72
00:20:37.980 Either as a criminal
00:20:39.020 Or you're there on some status that has not been approved
00:20:43.240 And that guy who's the toughest
00:20:45.980 He looks like a bulldog doesn't he?
00:20:47.960 He says he's going to deport you by the millions 0.94
00:20:49.800 You could try and hide
00:20:51.420 Okay it could work
00:20:52.520 You could voluntarily leave
00:20:55.200 Or you could just walk across the world's largest undefended border in the Canada
00:20:58.440 So get ready for Roxham Road times 10
00:21:01.020 Roxham Road not just in Quebec
00:21:04.040 But in other parts of our border as well
00:21:06.080 I mean just for one example
00:21:08.060 The Haitians 0.53
00:21:09.120 There was a big story in Springfield, Ohio
00:21:11.400 We sent reporters down to cover it
00:21:13.480 Tens of thousands of Haitians
00:21:15.620 On a special temporary visa in the U.S.
00:21:19.220 If Trump abolishes that
00:21:20.560 Where are they going to go?
00:21:21.860 They could go back to Haiti 1.00
00:21:22.840 One of the worst countries in the world
00:21:24.080 Or they could go to Montreal
00:21:25.420 Where there's a large Haitian community 0.93
00:21:26.880 And we're suckers up here 0.90
00:21:28.960 So yeah 0.88
00:21:29.380 Alexa is going to report on that
00:21:33.680 And I don't think Canada is ready
00:21:35.560 And I think Trudeau would rather like being the dumping ground
00:21:38.620 Of rejected American applicants
00:21:41.080 And frankly he has no opposition
00:21:43.020 To criminals or terrorists coming in the country
00:21:45.120 He lets them in en masse 0.99
00:21:46.880 It's interesting what Trump is doing
00:21:49.760 His nominees for different agencies and departments is fascinating
00:21:53.600 He wants to appoint really radical names
00:21:57.200 Some of them like that border czar
00:21:58.780 Has worked in that field before
00:22:00.440 But others like Matt Gaetz
00:22:01.780 The congressman who appointed as attorney general
00:22:04.080 And other appointments like Tulsi Gabbard
00:22:06.860 For director of national intelligence
00:22:08.640 They are daring
00:22:10.780 They are shocking appointees
00:22:13.640 That are proposed appointees
00:22:15.680 That are causing those institutions to quiver
00:22:19.940 I mean it's a frontal attack on the deep state
00:22:23.220 I think a lot of people thought
00:22:24.860 Okay well Trump is Trump
00:22:26.300 But we can manage him
00:22:27.860 We'll surround him with a buffer
00:22:29.840 As he was in his first term
00:22:31.640 Of people who were undermining him
00:22:33.240 Slow walking his orders
00:22:34.880 Actually having a kind of mutiny full time
00:22:37.080 Well Trump isn't having that
00:22:39.420 He's putting people in position
00:22:41.800 To fight against the deep state
00:22:44.840 To go to war against these departments
00:22:47.420 If they don't support the Trump vision
00:22:49.120 And in fact some
00:22:51.240 I keep reading headlines
00:22:53.160 That some lawyers in the Department of Justice
00:22:55.160 Are going to preemptively quit
00:22:56.420 Which I would say
00:22:58.640 Is only making Matt Gaetz's job easier
00:23:00.860 I don't know if these appointees will be approved
00:23:04.100 And confirmed by the U.S. Senate
00:23:06.180 But I think that Donald Trump
00:23:09.280 Is absolutely deadly serious
00:23:10.980 About taking on the permanent bureaucracy
00:23:13.620 Otherwise known as the deep state
00:23:14.900 Eisenhower called it
00:23:16.160 The military-industrial complex
00:23:17.560 And keeping his promise
00:23:19.300 And by the way
00:23:20.140 Having the permanent bureaucracy
00:23:22.860 The blob
00:23:23.700 Object to Trump
00:23:25.120 And fight against Trump
00:23:26.040 That only improves Trump's standing
00:23:28.600 In the eyes of his voters
00:23:29.600 Who say oh yeah
00:23:30.220 He's keeping his promise
00:23:31.540 I say again
00:23:33.600 Trump is still almost two months away
00:23:35.600 From being sworn in
00:23:36.800 But it's interesting to see
00:23:38.100 How the world responds
00:23:39.120 We talked a little bit about this before
00:23:40.960 But I'm just embarrassed
00:23:42.860 By Trudeau's own response
00:23:44.440 Of course I'm embarrassed about Trudeau
00:23:46.040 Here he is criticizing Tulsi Gabbard
00:23:49.680 Tulsi Gabbard has been in the U.S. military
00:23:52.040 For more than two decades
00:23:53.240 I think her rank is
00:23:54.620 They call it lieutenant colonel
00:23:55.900 We'd say lieutenant colonel in Canada
00:23:57.740 She is a soldier today
00:23:59.940 I think she's with the National Guard
00:24:02.020 I forget what unit
00:24:02.840 But the U.S. military
00:24:05.340 Obviously has no problem with her being
00:24:07.580 An officer in the military
00:24:09.900 So all these accusations
00:24:11.860 Of her being a Russian asset 0.96
00:24:13.340 Are about
00:24:14.240 I mean they're just complete propaganda
00:24:15.760 But here's Trudeau
00:24:16.700 Basically saying
00:24:18.120 Well we can't trust
00:24:20.160 Trump's appointees
00:24:21.240 Take a look
00:24:21.840 Of course
00:24:22.600 U.S. nominations
00:24:23.860 Are a domestic matter
00:24:24.840 But they do have implications
00:24:26.000 For Canada
00:24:26.560 So I want to ask you
00:24:27.360 About one in particular
00:24:28.320 Tulsi Gabbard
00:24:29.620 As director of national intelligence
00:24:31.260 This is a person
00:24:32.680 Who has a long history
00:24:33.820 Of defending Vladimir Putin
00:24:35.480 Of justifying the invasion of Ukraine 0.79
00:24:37.280 Also lots of questions
00:24:38.860 About her personal relationships
00:24:40.500 Travel
00:24:41.180 Financial relationships
00:24:43.040 Is Canada going to be able
00:24:44.980 To continue
00:24:45.720 To have the intelligence relationship
00:24:47.540 That it has with the United States now
00:24:49.260 Both the bilateral
00:24:50.320 And the five eyes relationship
00:24:51.640 Continue to be a consumer
00:24:52.940 Of U.S. intelligence
00:24:54.400 And trust what's coming in
00:24:56.120 Well I think
00:24:57.040 These questions you're pointing out
00:24:59.240 Are questions that are being asked
00:25:01.000 By an awful lot of people
00:25:02.260 In the United States right now
00:25:04.000 And they have processes
00:25:05.200 Whereby they confirm people
00:25:07.340 They move forward
00:25:08.060 They support
00:25:08.640 They make choices
00:25:09.500 And I am sure
00:25:11.060 That the American system
00:25:12.320 Will continue
00:25:12.980 To demand
00:25:14.980 The right kinds of answers
00:25:16.100 And how they move forward
00:25:17.380 Particularly when it comes
00:25:18.780 To issues of national security
00:25:20.740 When it comes to keeping
00:25:22.280 Canadians safe
00:25:23.580 When it comes to keeping
00:25:24.240 Americans safe
00:25:25.160 Our countries can't flinch on that
00:25:27.160 We have to take
00:25:28.140 These things seriously
00:25:29.240 And I know
00:25:29.780 Americans take it very seriously
00:25:31.380 But sometimes
00:25:32.940 Political parties
00:25:33.740 Do strange things
00:25:34.580 What comes to mind
00:25:36.300 Is the fact that
00:25:37.060 The leader of the official opposition
00:25:38.880 In Canada refuses
00:25:39.920 To get top secret briefings
00:25:41.420 That will allow him
00:25:43.260 To keep his own party
00:25:44.740 And his own members safe
00:25:46.060 Sometimes political parties
00:25:48.480 Make strange choices
00:25:49.600 And it's the job of citizens
00:25:52.000 To be asking those questions
00:25:53.400 As to why
00:25:54.380 This from the guy
00:25:56.280 Who has 11 MPs
00:25:58.780 Selected by China
00:26:00.400 In the bosom of his government 0.92
00:26:02.800 It's just so gross 0.55
00:26:04.100 Here's Trudeau saying
00:26:05.680 Well, if Trump is backing away
00:26:08.000 From climate extremism
00:26:09.140 Is Trump is going full tilt
00:26:10.720 On fracking and coal
00:26:12.680 And energy
00:26:13.760 Well, if Trump is rejecting
00:26:16.380 Climate cultism
00:26:17.180 That means there's more left
00:26:18.320 For us here in Canada
00:26:19.280 And sure, if no one else
00:26:20.520 Likes carbon taxes
00:26:21.360 That means more for us
00:26:22.580 Take a look
00:26:23.380 I also wanted to ask you
00:26:24.580 What the election of Donald Trump
00:26:26.580 Might mean for climate action
00:26:28.220 We've seen that Trump
00:26:29.380 Has nominated for his
00:26:30.640 Energy Secretary
00:26:31.500 A fracking executive
00:26:32.700 Who's on record
00:26:33.880 As saying there is
00:26:34.600 No climate crisis
00:26:35.520 Are you worried about
00:26:37.380 Where climate action
00:26:38.720 Is going with Trump
00:26:39.960 Coming in as president
00:26:40.780 And will you have to
00:26:41.560 Do anything differently?
00:26:45.940 I think we have all seen
00:26:47.860 Around the world
00:26:49.120 The impact of climate change
00:26:50.700 The economic costs
00:26:52.220 Of climate change
00:26:53.200 The impacts
00:26:54.080 On vulnerable populations
00:26:55.360 The impacts on citizens
00:26:57.680 In the most advanced economies
00:26:59.460 Like the poorest economies
00:27:01.740 And we need everyone
00:27:04.880 To be doing everything we can
00:27:06.260 Particularly the largest emitters
00:27:08.020 To reduce those emissions
00:27:09.500 So that we can preserve
00:27:11.440 Not just a cleaner future
00:27:13.860 But an economically successful future
00:27:18.780 So yeah, I'm worried
00:27:20.740 About the US
00:27:22.080 Stepping back on the fight
00:27:23.500 Against climate change
00:27:24.300 But from a Canadian perspective
00:27:26.400 We have demonstrated
00:27:28.860 And we have seen
00:27:29.760 That fighting climate change
00:27:31.580 Can both help directly
00:27:33.560 With affordability
00:27:34.560 By putting more money
00:27:36.440 In people's pockets
00:27:37.180 With the Canada carbon rebate
00:27:38.500 It's creating
00:27:39.760 Tremendous opportunity
00:27:41.380 For growth and investment
00:27:42.600 We've seen
00:27:43.440 Canada was number
00:27:46.200 Three country in the world
00:27:48.100 For foreign direct investment
00:27:49.220 Last year
00:27:49.820 A lot of it because of
00:27:51.020 Clean energy
00:27:51.820 A lot of it because of
00:27:52.860 Environmental leadership
00:27:54.120 And responsibility
00:27:54.880 We have the number one
00:27:56.120 EV battery supply chain
00:27:58.960 In the world
00:27:59.500 According to Bloomberg
00:28:00.280 And these are things
00:28:02.640 That we have done
00:28:03.500 Because we're harnessing
00:28:04.620 The economic opportunities
00:28:05.780 Of climate change
00:28:07.120 And if the United States
00:28:08.820 Steps back
00:28:10.020 On the kind of innovation
00:28:12.360 And supports
00:28:13.260 That for example
00:28:14.120 We have in our
00:28:15.440 In our tax credits
00:28:17.380 On clean investment
00:28:19.180 On innovative energy solutions
00:28:21.460 Then more investment
00:28:23.700 Will be coming into Canada 0.65
00:28:24.760 We're already number one
00:28:26.160 In the G20
00:28:26.820 Per capita
00:28:28.140 For foreign direct investment
00:28:30.080 We've seen foreign direct investment
00:28:32.300 Increase by 60%
00:28:33.560 Since 2015
00:28:34.640 Largely because of our investments
00:28:36.820 In fighting climate change
00:28:38.220 That are attractive
00:28:39.280 To companies around the world
00:28:41.580 If people look at
00:28:43.580 The United States
00:28:44.260 As not a place
00:28:45.080 Where it's
00:28:45.960 Interesting to innovate
00:28:47.620 And fight climate change
00:28:48.660 People will automatically
00:28:50.180 Turn to Canada
00:28:50.980 And if Mr. Trump
00:28:54.140 Doesn't want to take
00:28:54.940 On the opportunities
00:28:55.880 Associated with climate change
00:28:58.140 Canada will continue to
00:29:00.700 Yeah, wow
00:29:02.060 Lots of opportunities
00:29:04.060 It's just absurd
00:29:07.040 And upside down
00:29:07.820 What a difference
00:29:08.480 The people that Trump
00:29:09.320 Is surrounding himself with
00:29:10.560 Versus our
00:29:11.820 Low information
00:29:13.480 Low achievement
00:29:14.360 Cabinet in Canada
00:29:15.580 Here's Trudeau
00:29:18.300 Staying on the theme
00:29:19.500 Saying that
00:29:19.980 Ordinary Canadians 0.99
00:29:20.860 Who are struggling
00:29:21.560 Making ends meet
00:29:22.600 Struggling
00:29:23.020 Making their rent
00:29:24.860 Making their groceries
00:29:25.940 They should put
00:29:26.640 Climate alarmism
00:29:27.700 Ahead of their own
00:29:28.640 Families prosperity
00:29:29.460 Here's a guy
00:29:30.140 Who's never had to
00:29:30.720 Pay a bill
00:29:31.080 In his whole life
00:29:31.760 Look at him
00:29:33.100 Telling Canadians 0.99
00:29:33.840 To shut up 0.98
00:29:34.880 And pay his carbon tax 0.93
00:29:35.900 The challenge
00:29:37.220 We're facing right now
00:29:38.580 Is that
00:29:39.360 The direct pressures
00:29:40.880 On individuals
00:29:41.760 And households
00:29:42.520 The affordability crisis
00:29:44.700 That being kicked
00:29:46.360 In the teeth
00:29:46.780 By inflation
00:29:47.460 Around the world
00:29:48.140 Over the past few years
00:29:49.560 The concerns
00:29:51.100 Around the rapid
00:29:52.380 Pace of change
00:29:53.520 The instabilities
00:29:54.820 We're seeing
00:29:55.460 The shifting geopolitics
00:29:57.060 The disruptions
00:29:58.380 Of the supply chain
00:29:59.420 Have a lot of
00:30:00.720 Individual citizens
00:30:02.500 Voters
00:30:03.080 Families
00:30:03.640 Really worried
00:30:05.620 That they're not able
00:30:07.280 To make ends meet
00:30:08.320 And it's really
00:30:09.900 Really easy
00:30:10.780 When you're in
00:30:11.380 A short term
00:30:12.240 Survive
00:30:13.360 I gotta be able
00:30:13.840 To pay the rent
00:30:14.640 This month
00:30:15.220 I gotta be able
00:30:15.740 To buy groceries
00:30:16.480 For my kids
00:30:17.340 To say
00:30:18.440 Okay
00:30:18.860 Let's
00:30:19.940 Put climate change
00:30:22.080 As a slightly
00:30:22.900 Lower priority
00:30:24.420 And that's
00:30:25.920 Something that's
00:30:26.420 Instinctive
00:30:27.020 When the storm
00:30:27.620 Comes
00:30:27.960 You wanna hunker
00:30:28.780 Down
00:30:29.200 And just sort
00:30:29.820 Of huddle up
00:30:30.280 And wait
00:30:30.580 For it to blow
00:30:31.120 Over
00:30:31.420 We can't do
00:30:32.820 That around
00:30:33.980 Climate change
00:30:34.840 And unfortunately
00:30:35.960 We have an awful
00:30:37.320 Lot of political
00:30:38.520 Amplification 0.95
00:30:39.640 Of the kind
00:30:42.080 Of narrative
00:30:42.740 That is directly
00:30:43.720 Opposed to that
00:30:44.500 It's you know
00:30:45.460 Some very very
00:30:46.540 Profitable oil
00:30:47.360 And gas companies
00:30:48.280 And entrenched
00:30:49.380 Interests
00:30:50.080 That very much
00:30:51.460 Want people
00:30:52.200 To you know
00:30:53.260 Put in opposition
00:30:54.480 Affordability
00:30:55.840 And the fight
00:30:56.680 Against climate change
00:30:57.500 And that's really
00:30:58.600 The challenge
00:30:59.160 We have to take on
00:31:00.000 Everyone sort of
00:31:00.540 Understands
00:31:01.040 Oh yes
00:31:01.380 We need to grow
00:31:02.140 An economy
00:31:03.020 And protect the
00:31:04.180 Environment
00:31:04.460 At the same time
00:31:05.200 But when it comes
00:31:06.200 To putting dollars
00:31:07.100 In pockets
00:31:08.140 For people
00:31:09.400 They don't wanna
00:31:11.060 Hear about
00:31:11.720 Oh if they
00:31:12.660 You know
00:31:13.200 If they just
00:31:14.080 You know
00:31:14.420 Pay a little more
00:31:15.340 For an electric car
00:31:16.600 Then that'll be
00:31:17.720 Protecting the environment
00:31:18.740 They can't pay
00:31:19.840 A little more
00:31:20.360 For an electric car
00:31:21.240 Right now
00:31:21.620 There's a sense
00:31:22.360 That affordability
00:31:23.640 Is in direct
00:31:24.820 Contrast
00:31:25.920 With our
00:31:27.620 Moral responsibility 0.97
00:31:29.140 To protect the planet
00:31:30.440 And that is
00:31:32.020 Something that
00:31:32.760 Unfortunately
00:31:33.640 People have been
00:31:35.760 Amplified 0.74
00:31:36.980 And used
00:31:38.280 Propaganda
00:31:39.060 Misinformation
00:31:39.860 Disinformation
00:31:41.020 And flat out
00:31:42.140 Lies 1.00
00:31:43.380 To scare
00:31:45.080 People
00:31:45.580 Into saying
00:31:46.720 Oh no no no
00:31:47.200 We gotta take care
00:31:48.140 Of our
00:31:49.280 Household budget
00:31:50.340 And bottom line
00:31:51.000 First
00:31:51.380 And
00:31:52.380 Environment
00:31:53.820 Second
00:31:54.240 And that's one of
00:31:54.940 The things that
00:31:55.340 We've really
00:31:55.840 Tried to tackle
00:31:56.580 In Canada
00:31:57.080 Because
00:31:57.420 Ultimately
00:31:58.360 Even as we
00:31:59.280 Talk about
00:31:59.680 Global collective
00:32:00.640 Action and
00:32:01.220 Responsibility
00:32:02.000 We have
00:32:03.880 We have
00:32:03.900 A first
00:32:04.440 Primary
00:32:04.920 Responsibility
00:32:05.700 To citizens
00:32:06.300 In our
00:32:06.620 Own countries
00:32:07.260 Because
00:32:07.840 If they're
00:32:09.140 Not on board
00:32:09.980 With us
00:32:10.520 Stepping up
00:32:11.160 To fight
00:32:11.500 Climate change
00:32:12.120 Both at home
00:32:12.620 And around the
00:32:13.120 World
00:32:13.380 They will
00:32:14.080 Withdraw
00:32:14.460 Political
00:32:14.880 Support
00:32:15.400 From parties
00:32:16.120 That are
00:32:16.500 That are
00:32:16.960 Focused on
00:32:17.980 Doing that
00:32:18.480 And that's
00:32:19.320 The challenge
00:32:19.800 We have to
00:32:20.260 Tackle
00:32:20.620 Yeah I don't
00:32:22.000 Think that's
00:32:22.380 Going to
00:32:22.580 Work
00:32:22.820 But good
00:32:23.700 Luck to
00:32:24.000 Him
00:32:24.200 By contrast
00:32:25.860 Here's Pierre
00:32:26.360 Polly have
00:32:26.980 Pointing out
00:32:27.860 How
00:32:28.200 Donald Trump
00:32:29.400 Doesn't need
00:32:29.880 To fight
00:32:30.500 With Justin
00:32:31.220 Trudeau
00:32:31.660 He can
00:32:32.520 Just call
00:32:33.420 Up Canadian
00:32:34.080 Businesses
00:32:34.780 And say
00:32:35.140 Look what
00:32:35.960 Your own
00:32:36.260 Country's
00:32:36.680 Doing to
00:32:37.000 You
00:32:37.080 Come on
00:32:37.480 Down to
00:32:37.920 Come on
00:32:38.920 Down to
00:32:39.180 The United
00:32:39.520 States
00:32:40.060 We're not
00:32:40.860 Taxing and
00:32:41.720 Destroying and
00:32:42.320 Regulating
00:32:42.860 Our companies
00:32:43.700 Like I
00:32:44.280 Think
00:32:44.760 Polly
00:32:45.560 I was
00:32:45.820 Exactly
00:32:46.240 Right
00:32:46.600 The toughest
00:32:47.480 Thing
00:32:47.860 The worst
00:32:48.400 Thing Trump
00:32:48.980 Could do
00:32:49.360 To Canada
00:32:49.900 Is 0.88
00:32:50.540 Get on
00:32:50.860 The phone
00:32:51.180 With our
00:32:51.520 Top 10
00:32:52.020 Businesses
00:32:52.700 And say
00:32:53.020 Come on
00:32:53.740 Down to
00:32:53.980 The water's
00:32:54.380 Warm
00:32:54.540 Take a
00:32:54.860 Look
00:32:55.060 First of
00:32:55.660 All we
00:32:55.900 Should be
00:32:56.240 Exempt
00:32:56.560 From all
00:32:56.920 These
00:32:57.120 Tariffs
00:32:57.980 I can't
00:32:58.420 Believe that
00:32:58.960 Trudeau
00:32:59.320 Signed a
00:32:59.760 Trade deal
00:33:00.240 With Trump
00:33:00.780 That leaves
00:33:01.320 Open the
00:33:01.760 Possibility
00:33:02.360 Of a
00:33:02.640 10%
00:33:03.220 Tariff
00:33:03.700 I never
00:33:04.460 Would have
00:33:04.820 Agreed to
00:33:05.240 That
00:33:05.520 I can't
00:33:06.400 Believe he
00:33:06.720 Signed on
00:33:07.200 To a
00:33:08.080 Trade deal
00:33:08.560 That keeps
00:33:09.000 The soft
00:33:09.440 Wood
00:33:09.620 Lumber
00:33:10.400 Tariffs
00:33:10.820 In place
00:33:11.320 Harper
00:33:11.680 Got those
00:33:12.180 Lifted
00:33:12.640 In 90
00:33:13.440 Days
00:33:13.820 As prime
00:33:14.280 Minister
00:33:14.620 Trudeau
00:33:15.060 Had nine
00:33:15.540 Years
00:33:15.840 And three
00:33:16.220 Presidents
00:33:16.740 And not
00:33:17.120 Only are
00:33:17.420 The tariffs
00:33:17.840 Back in
00:33:18.360 Place
00:33:18.660 They've
00:33:18.940 Been
00:33:19.080 Doubled
00:33:19.480 Killing
00:33:20.480 Forestry
00:33:21.260 Jobs
00:33:21.600 Right across
00:33:22.280 British
00:33:22.600 Columbia
00:33:23.020 So I'll
00:33:24.380 Be fighting
00:33:24.800 For an
00:33:25.140 End to
00:33:25.380 The soft
00:33:25.780 Wood
00:33:25.940 Tariffs
00:33:26.380 An
00:33:26.540 Exemption
00:33:26.920 To buy
00:33:27.320 America
00:33:27.800 Like Harper
00:33:28.480 Has secured
00:33:29.260 For us
00:33:29.760 But more
00:33:30.620 Importantly
00:33:31.020 I'll fight
00:33:31.460 Fire
00:33:31.740 With fire
00:33:32.220 The Americans
00:33:34.420 Have taken
00:33:35.020 A net
00:33:35.760 Half trillion
00:33:37.400 Dollars
00:33:37.960 Of our
00:33:38.320 Investment
00:33:38.780 In the
00:33:40.060 Last nine
00:33:40.540 Years
00:33:40.740 We were
00:33:41.060 Winning
00:33:41.320 The investment
00:33:41.820 War
00:33:42.080 With the
00:33:42.400 Americans
00:33:42.800 Before
00:33:43.340 Trudeau
00:33:43.900 Having
00:33:44.460 More
00:33:44.780 American
00:33:45.240 Dollars
00:33:45.760 Here
00:33:45.980 Than we
00:33:46.340 Had
00:33:46.560 There
00:33:46.740 Why
00:33:47.060 Has
00:33:47.340 The
00:33:47.500 Money
00:33:47.680 Left
00:33:48.020 Why
00:33:48.260 Is 0.88
00:33:48.380 It
00:33:48.500 Pouring
00:33:48.840 Out
00:33:48.960 Of
00:33:49.040 Our
00:33:49.160 Country
00:33:49.520 Rampant
00:33:50.760 Tax
00:33:51.160 Increases
00:33:51.780 By the
00:33:52.480 Trudeau
00:33:52.900 NDP
00:33:53.340 Liberal
00:33:53.700 Government
00:33:54.180 Have
00:33:55.000 Pushed
00:33:56.020 Money
00:33:56.320 Out
00:33:56.500 Of
00:33:56.580 Our
00:33:56.720 Country
00:33:57.100 To
00:33:57.320 The
00:33:57.460 Point
00:33:57.740 Where
00:33:58.100 American
00:33:59.140 Workers
00:33:59.660 Now
00:34:00.220 Earn
00:34:00.500 $22,000
00:34:01.940 More
00:34:02.720 Than
00:34:02.960 Their
00:34:03.120 Canadian
00:34:03.520 Counterparts
00:34:04.400 I
00:34:05.060 Want
00:34:05.240 Our
00:34:05.380 Money
00:34:05.540 Back
00:34:05.860 I
00:34:06.360 Will
00:34:06.480 Be
00:34:06.720 Axing
00:34:07.280 The
00:34:07.440 Carbon
00:34:07.700 Tax
00:34:08.240 Cutting
00:34:10.740 Income
00:34:11.060 Tax
00:34:11.560 Cutting
00:34:12.300 Taxes
00:34:12.700 On
00:34:12.840 Investment
00:34:13.400 To
00:34:14.460 Bring
00:34:14.880 Home
00:34:15.500 Those
00:34:16.140 Hundreds
00:34:16.500 Of
00:34:16.820 Billions
00:34:17.200 Of
00:34:17.400 Dollars
00:34:17.900 And
00:34:19.020 To
00:34:19.480 Bring
00:34:19.680 Home
00:34:19.880 Production
00:34:20.400 And
00:34:20.640 Paychecks
00:34:21.140 For
00:34:21.300 Our
00:34:21.460 People
00:34:21.780 You
00:34:22.340 Know
00:34:22.420 One
00:34:22.560 Of
00:34:22.640 The
00:34:22.760 Largest
00:34:23.220 Tech
00:34:23.540 Companies
00:34:23.940 In
00:34:24.180 Canada
00:34:24.480 Is 0.88
00:34:24.680 Called
00:34:24.920 Shopify
00:34:25.740 You
00:34:26.240 Might
00:34:26.520 Not
00:34:26.780 Know
00:34:27.020 That
00:34:27.220 Word
00:34:27.440 Although
00:34:27.620 You
00:34:27.760 Have
00:34:27.840 Seen
00:34:28.300 It
00:34:28.420 Online
00:34:28.740 It
00:34:29.220 Basically
00:34:29.700 A
00:34:29.960 Way
00:34:30.100 For
00:34:30.300 Ordinary
00:34:30.620 People
00:34:30.940 To
00:34:31.140 Sell
00:34:31.400 Things
00:34:31.720 On
00:34:32.220 The
00:34:32.360 Internet
00:34:32.720 It
00:34:33.240 It's
00:34:33.620 It's
00:34:34.160 Just
00:34:34.340 A
00:34:34.680 User
00:34:35.080 Friendly
00:34:35.540 Way
00:34:35.820 To
00:34:36.400 Sell
00:34:36.680 T-shirts
00:34:37.320 Or
00:34:37.820 Whatever
00:34:38.140 Else
00:34:38.460 You're
00:34:38.620 Selling
00:34:38.880 And
00:34:39.500 It's
00:34:39.640 A
00:34:39.740 Huge
00:34:39.940 Canadian
00:34:40.320 Success
00:34:40.640 Story
00:34:41.060 And
00:34:41.320 In
00:34:41.780 The
00:34:41.880 Early
00:34:42.080 Days
00:34:42.500 Of
00:34:42.800 Trudeau's
00:34:43.440 Regime
00:34:44.160 He
00:34:44.740 Actually
00:34:45.120 Hung 0.92
00:34:45.480 Out
00:34:45.700 With
00:34:45.940 The
00:34:46.240 Entrepreneurs
00:34:46.880 Because
00:34:47.080 They
00:34:47.200 Were
00:34:47.320 A
00:34:47.420 Canadian
00:34:47.640 Success
00:34:47.980 Story
00:34:48.340 They
00:34:49.100 Don't
00:34:49.300 Hold
00:34:49.520 It
00:34:49.620 In
00:34:49.760 Anymore
00:34:50.040 They
00:34:50.240 Are
00:34:50.380 Shocked
00:34:50.840 By
00:34:51.040 Trudeau's
00:34:51.520 Tax
00:34:51.780 Grabs
00:34:52.180 They're
00:34:52.740 Worried
00:34:53.160 About
00:34:53.860 The
00:34:54.040 State
00:34:54.260 Of
00:34:54.360 Canadian
00:34:54.620 Business
00:34:54.960 It
00:34:55.160 Would
00:34:55.320 Not
00:34:55.580 Surprise
00:34:56.080 Me
00:34:56.400 If
00:34:57.020 The
00:34:57.140 Amazing
00:34:57.580 Economic
00:34:58.400 And
00:34:58.720 Tech
00:34:59.000 Success
00:34:59.300 Story
00:34:59.720 Of
00:35:00.140 Shopify
00:35:00.600 Were
00:35:00.880 To
00:35:01.020 Say
00:35:01.180 You
00:35:01.340 Know
00:35:01.460 What
00:35:01.700 We
00:35:02.180 Love
00:35:02.380 Canada
00:35:02.800 And
00:35:03.000 We
00:35:03.120 Created
00:35:03.420 Our
00:35:03.580 Business
00:35:03.860 Here
00:35:04.100 But
00:35:04.360 Canada
00:35:05.340 Well
00:35:05.940 Not
00:35:06.180 Canada
00:35:06.580 But
00:35:06.760 The
00:35:06.880 Canadian
00:35:07.180 Government
00:35:07.540 Doesn't
00:35:07.940 Love
00:35:08.140 Us
00:35:08.360 I
00:35:08.840 Think
00:35:09.020 They
00:35:09.120 Would
00:35:09.220 Be
00:35:09.320 The
00:35:09.460 First
00:35:09.660 Company
00:35:10.060 That
00:35:10.520 Trump
00:35:10.820 And
00:35:11.040 His
00:35:11.240 Tech
00:35:11.520 Friends
00:35:11.900 Would
00:35:12.380 Pick
00:35:12.600 Off
00:35:12.940 But
00:35:14.700 It's
00:35:14.860 Not
00:35:15.020 Just
00:35:15.200 Business
00:35:15.560 I
00:35:15.840 Mean
00:35:16.040 It's
00:35:16.720 Not
00:35:16.900 Just
00:35:17.120 Trudeau
00:35:17.560 Who
00:35:17.740 Is 0.88
00:35:17.880 Really
00:35:18.080 Inconsequential
00:35:18.960 In
00:35:19.120 The
00:35:19.220 Rest
00:35:19.400 Of
00:35:19.520 The
00:35:19.600 World
00:35:19.740 These
00:35:20.000 Days
00:35:20.280 Here's
00:35:21.540 Vladimir
00:35:21.900 Zelensky
00:35:22.480 Of
00:35:23.180 Ukraine
00:35:23.640 Saying
00:35:24.380 That
00:35:25.460 With
00:35:25.700 Trump
00:35:26.120 Peace
00:35:26.640 Will
00:35:26.880 Come
00:35:27.220 Sooner
00:35:27.940 It's
00:35:28.420 A
00:35:28.520 Very
00:35:28.740 Interesting
00:35:29.260 Thing
00:35:29.560 To
00:35:29.740 Say
00:35:30.060 I
00:35:31.560 Presume
00:35:31.920 He
00:35:32.060 Means
00:35:32.280 That
00:35:32.460 Peace
00:35:32.720 Is 0.88
00:35:32.880 A
00:35:32.980 Good
00:35:33.140 Outcome
00:35:33.680 And
00:35:34.560 He
00:35:34.720 Is 0.88
00:35:34.920 Saying
00:35:35.120 Peace
00:35:35.460 Will
00:35:35.680 Come
00:35:35.940 Sooner
00:35:36.260 With
00:35:36.420 Trump
00:35:36.680 Than
00:35:36.860 Harris
00:35:38.240 Being
00:35:38.600 Elected
00:35:39.020 I
00:35:39.200 Don't
00:35:39.520 Know
00:35:39.680 How
00:35:39.880 That's
00:35:40.140 A
00:35:40.260 Bad
00:35:40.500 Thing
00:35:40.860 I
00:35:41.060 Don't
00:35:41.260 Think
00:35:41.500 It's
00:35:41.680 A
00:35:41.780 Bad
00:35:41.980 Thing
00:35:42.320 I
00:35:42.980 Mean
00:35:43.160 It
00:35:43.360 Recently
00:35:43.820 Marked
00:35:44.180 The
00:35:44.320 Thousand
00:35:44.960 Days
00:35:45.700 Since
00:35:46.380 Russia
00:35:46.820 Invaded
00:35:47.260 Ukraine
00:35:47.660 And
00:35:48.240 Justin
00:35:48.560 Trudeau
00:35:49.120 And
00:35:49.380 Aaron
00:35:49.680 O'Toole
00:35:50.200 And
00:35:50.680 Others
00:35:51.120 Took
00:35:51.420 To
00:35:51.580 Twitter
00:35:51.780 Talking
00:35:52.120 About
00:35:52.460 Being
00:35:53.100 With
00:35:53.320 Ukraine
00:35:53.740 Until
00:35:54.200 Victory
00:35:54.900 What's
00:35:55.740 That
00:35:55.920 Victory
00:35:56.300 Look
00:35:56.600 Like
00:35:56.860 Does
00:35:57.060 It
00:35:57.200 Look
00:35:57.400 Like
00:35:57.680 Ukraine
00:35:58.680 Which
00:35:58.940 Is 0.88
00:35:59.080 A
00:35:59.220 Fraction
00:35:59.620 Of
00:35:59.780 The
00:35:59.920 Size
00:36:00.240 Geographically
00:36:00.960 Economically
00:36:01.680 Militarily
00:36:02.360 Population
00:36:03.440 Wise
00:36:03.820 Defeating
00:36:05.080 Russia
00:36:09.520 Military
00:36:09.960 Victory
00:36:10.300 Happening
00:36:10.820 What
00:36:11.480 Is 0.88
00:36:11.700 Victory
00:36:12.180 For
00:36:12.460 Ukraine
00:36:12.820 I've
00:36:13.060 Always
00:36:13.300 Said
00:36:13.560 It's
00:36:13.820 Stopping
00:36:14.420 The
00:36:15.000 Meat
00:36:15.280 Grinder
00:36:15.740 Of
00:36:16.080 Young
00:36:16.340 Ukrainian
00:36:16.820 Men
00:36:17.260 Being
00:36:17.520 Just
00:36:17.760 Chewed
00:36:18.040 Up
00:36:18.240 And
00:36:18.380 Spat 0.88
00:36:18.680 Out
00:36:18.840 By
00:36:19.020 This
00:36:19.240 Atrocious
00:36:20.440 War
00:36:20.840 I
00:36:21.000 Wish
00:36:21.260 That
00:36:21.440 There
00:36:21.600 Had
00:36:21.800 Been
00:36:22.080 That
00:36:22.760 Peace
00:36:23.080 Deal
00:36:23.340 Done
00:36:23.640 Shortly
00:36:23.980 After
00:36:24.260 The
00:36:24.420 Invasion
00:36:24.880 But
00:36:25.060 It
00:36:25.140 Was
00:36:25.260 Scotched
00:36:25.700 By
00:36:26.360 Boris
00:36:26.680 Johnson
00:36:27.160 At
00:36:28.580 The
00:36:28.780 Behest
00:36:29.360 Of
00:36:29.540 The
00:36:29.720 United
00:36:29.940 States
00:36:30.240 Government
00:36:30.540 I
00:36:30.720 Find
00:36:30.960 That
00:36:31.220 To
00:36:32.200 Be
00:36:32.360 Shocking
00:36:32.840 And
00:36:33.760 Blood
00:36:34.060 Thirsty
00:36:34.540 And
00:36:35.420 Obviously
00:36:35.780 I
00:36:35.980 Don't
00:36:36.160 Support
00:36:36.520 Vladimir
00:36:36.900 Putin
00:36:37.240 Who's
00:36:37.520 An
00:36:37.640 Authoritarian
00:36:38.320 I
00:36:38.920 Don't
00:36:39.100 Support
00:36:39.400 The
00:36:39.560 Invasion
00:36:40.020 Of
00:36:40.260 Ukraine
00:36:40.640 But
00:36:41.500 The
00:36:41.960 Idea
00:36:42.280 That
00:36:42.500 Peace
00:36:42.800 Was
00:36:43.000 In
00:36:43.660 Grasp
00:36:44.140 And
00:36:44.260 It
00:36:44.360 Was
00:36:44.500 Scotched
00:36:44.860 By
00:36:45.040 Boris
00:36:45.440 Johnson
00:36:45.800 Is 0.88
00:36:46.400 Something
00:36:46.720 That
00:36:47.040 I
00:36:47.660 Think
00:36:47.820 He
00:36:47.940 Should
00:36:48.120 Answer
00:36:48.360 For
00:36:48.600 For
00:36:48.720 The
00:36:48.840 Rest
00:36:49.020 Of
00:36:49.120 His
00:36:49.220 Life
00:36:49.440 By
00:36:49.760 The
00:36:49.800 Way
00:36:49.920 I
00:36:50.060 Saw
00:36:50.220 This
00:36:50.440 Poll
00:36:50.800 Most
00:36:52.440 Ukrainians
00:36:53.180 Want
00:36:53.480 Peace
00:36:53.960 So
00:36:55.120 When
00:36:55.280 Trudeau
00:36:55.560 Talks
00:36:55.840 About
00:36:56.000 Victory
00:36:56.360 When
00:36:56.560 Aaron
00:36:56.740 O'Toole
00:36:57.020 Talks
00:36:57.280 About
00:37:04.540 I
00:37:04.640 Don't
00:37:04.740 Like
00:37:04.900 The
00:37:05.040 Idea
00:37:05.420 Of
00:37:05.980 Russia
00:37:06.380 Expanding
00:37:07.380 And
00:37:07.880 Violating
00:37:08.520 Territorial
00:37:09.280 Sovereignty
00:37:09.760 Of
00:37:10.000 Others
00:37:10.260 But
00:37:11.240 Ukraine
00:37:12.500 Will
00:37:12.880 Not
00:37:13.160 Have
00:37:13.360 A
00:37:13.600 Military
00:37:13.980 Victory
00:37:14.640 Over
00:37:15.180 Russia
00:37:15.560 In
00:37:16.100 Fact
00:37:16.340 I
00:37:16.840 Think
00:37:17.040 Right
00:37:17.300 Now
00:37:17.620 Is 0.88
00:37:18.340 The
00:37:18.600 Fastest
00:37:19.340 Pace
00:37:19.980 That
00:37:20.400 The
00:37:20.540 Russians
00:37:20.920 Have
00:37:21.140 Been
00:37:21.320 Incurring
00:37:21.940 Having
00:37:23.000 An
00:37:23.160 Incursion
00:37:23.640 Into
00:37:24.020 Ukraine
00:37:24.400 Since
00:37:24.700 The
00:37:24.860 War
00:37:25.020 Started
00:37:25.440 Which
00:37:27.220 Makes
00:37:27.540 It
00:37:27.660 Even
00:37:27.800 More
00:37:27.980 Astonishing
00:37:28.500 That
00:37:28.740 Biden
00:37:29.080 Just
00:37:29.980 Made
00:37:30.260 A
00:37:30.400 Decision
00:37:30.880 About
00:37:31.620 Two
00:37:31.860 Days
00:37:32.180 Ago
00:37:32.440 Now
00:37:32.760 Of
00:37:33.620 Course
00:37:33.740 Biden
00:37:34.060 Is 0.88
00:37:34.180 What
00:37:34.300 They
00:37:34.420 Call
00:37:34.580 A
00:37:34.760 Lame
00:37:35.040 Duck
00:37:35.300 That's
00:37:35.620 The
00:37:35.820 Traditional
00:37:36.620 Term
00:37:36.980 For
00:37:37.180 A
00:37:37.340 President
00:37:37.740 Who
00:37:38.420 Will
00:37:38.680 Be
00:37:38.880 Gone
00:37:39.180 In
00:37:39.340 A
00:37:39.460 Couple 0.60
00:37:39.640 Months
00:37:40.000 But
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00:39:55.060 and who made the decision did joe biden himself make that decision did did the blob make that
00:40:02.080 decision and why in the last few this war has been going on for two and a half years
00:40:06.580 i think that the blob the deep state is trying to get just the last few i mean they want to use up
00:40:14.200 the weapons the the military industrial complex you know the gravy train is perhaps running out
00:40:19.060 i i just find it an astonishing and dangerous decision to be made and we don't even know who
00:40:24.940 made it i think that that is actually really proving that the deep state is real and i think
00:40:31.600 that's actually making the case for trump's rough appointees one of his appointees uh proposed
00:40:37.980 appointees for defense secretary like tulsi gabbard has spent two decades in the military
00:40:44.060 was a decorated veteran in both who served in both afghanistan and iraq but he is being called
00:40:51.100 a loose cannon doesn't have the proper experience pete haggiseth is his name but i think it proves
00:40:59.080 the need for an outsider like him because obviously the pentagon is its own blob i see that it failed
00:41:06.620 its audit again doesn't know where hundreds of billions of dollars went whoops just misplaced it 0.98
00:41:11.560 i think that trump really needs to go to war against the permanent bureaucracy because they're at
00:41:17.900 war with him there's one more thing that goes to the permanent bureaucracy and the state of
00:41:23.040 american democracy um donald trump won with a handsome margin uh donald trump won the key state
00:41:30.640 of pennsylvania partly because of the amish going to vote against the heavy hand of the of the u.s
00:41:36.000 government but there's one particular count county where there's a battle over over a senate seat very
00:41:41.960 important battle in pennsylvania and the democrats who are counting the votes there are still counting
00:41:48.820 and explicitly counting votes that are illegal votes that they acknowledge are illegal but they're counting
00:41:56.060 them anyways now the race is over kamala harris has conceded but the democratic party in pennsylvania is
00:42:06.880 still counting votes still trying to challenge the winner and is expressly and admittedly counting votes
00:42:13.960 that are fake or not fake they're illegal doesn't that sort of give the game away doesn't that sort of
00:42:21.860 prove everything that donald trump said not just about 2024 but about 2020 i think it's absolutely
00:42:28.860 astonishing anyways i mean there's a few other things it's just amazing to watch the return of
00:42:34.280 common sense to washington uh the democrats by the way are so proud they elected their first
00:42:39.380 transgender congressman it's a thing but a bunch of republican women congressmen are refusing to let him 1.00
00:42:46.860 use the girls bathrooms here take a look at this so that being a feminist makes me an extremist 1.00
00:42:53.540 i'm totally here for it is this effort in response to congresswoman mcbrides coming to congress yes and 0.99
00:43:00.020 absolutely and then some i'm not going to stand for a man uh you know if someone with a penis is in the 0.99
00:43:05.900 woman's locker room that's not okay and i'm a victim of abuse myself i'm a rape survivor i have ptsd from 0.95
00:43:12.640 the abuse i've suffered at the hands of a man and i know how vulnerable women and girls are in private
00:43:18.500 spaces so i'm absolutely a hundred percent going to stand in the way of any man who wants to be in a
00:43:25.380 women's restroom in our locker rooms in our changing rooms i will be there fighting you every step of the 1.00
00:43:30.520 way yeah they're having a battle and again i think this is to trump's benefit i mean having a debate about
00:43:37.320 whether or not a bloke can use a women's change room a women's private place a safe space to use a word of the
00:43:44.300 left i think that that is actually one of the reasons why harris lost and trump won very interesting and i think
00:43:50.840 these ideas will wash over canada too even if trudeau is trying to close his eyes and ears to him
00:43:56.880 um that's america we're covering some of those stories in the field as you know we had abhi amini crossing
00:44:02.320 america for a full month and we've got alexa lavoix covering the from new york and montreal
00:44:08.380 the mass exodus to canada which i think will come of migrants but we are interested in the uk as well
00:44:15.440 it was a big day out there after the break we'll talk to my friend lewis brackpool about a huge farmers
00:44:22.200 protest in london today and after that stick around because we have part two about our big showdown in
00:44:29.260 the streets of north toronto against the pro hamas gangs and their friends and the police so lots
00:44:34.280 ahead after this short break
00:44:36.060 well rebel news loves farmers for obvious reasons i mean that's where the food comes from i mean
00:44:50.180 look at me but uh more seriously though if you want to have a happy society a prosperous society you have
00:44:56.260 to have plentiful affordable energy and plentiful affordable food it's very interesting to me that
00:45:03.560 donald trump has teamed up with robert f kennedy jr and one of his focuses is making america healthy
00:45:10.400 again he has a pharmaceutical industry part of that policy but he also talks about healthy food we don't
00:45:17.560 really think or talk about that that much but it's bizarre to me that countries would declare war
00:45:24.320 against their own farmers we saw it over the last couple of years in the netherlands one of the
00:45:30.780 largest agricultural exporters in the world even though it's geographically a small country there
00:45:37.380 they were doing so in the name of environmentalism just the same way as we demonize energy by demonizing
00:45:43.060 carbon that element of the periodic table they were going after nitrogen which is part of the
00:45:50.280 fertilizers that farms use in the uk the war has been declared against farmers by the new labor prime
00:45:57.660 minister keir starmer but i don't even think he's pretending that it's a global warming threat i think
00:46:02.960 he just doesn't like the fact that farmers are you know generally conservative they are property owners
00:46:10.780 and he just i think there's a class issue there and so he's brought in a policy that farmers will have to
00:46:18.320 pay a 20 percent inheritance tax before bequeathing the land to their family but of course as you know
00:46:25.080 farms may be valuable on paper but farmers are not cash rich if you have land that presumably is worth
00:46:33.180 let's say a million dollars or a million pounds you don't have that cash sitting around so if you're going
00:46:37.660 to bequeath it to your kids and have to pay 200 000 pounds for the pleasure of doing so that's basically a way
00:46:43.440 of expropriating your property and making way for developers or other non-far uses so today
00:46:51.320 in the heart of london and westminster in the parliamentary precincts tens of thousands of
00:46:58.620 farmers did something that i don't think they've done in years perhaps decades they converged in the
00:47:04.800 city to say no to keir starmer and his war on farms you know i love going over to the uk myself but
00:47:12.460 i wasn't there but one of our alumni who is a commentator and a journalist in his own right
00:47:19.600 our friend lewis brackpool was there in the heart of london we asked him if he could join us today to
00:47:26.200 give us a bit of an update and he said yes what a delight to be joined again on screen by our friend
00:47:30.920 lewis brackpool it was great to see you again yeah you too ezra thank you so much for having me on
00:47:36.340 oh boy it looked great i mean even british farmers have have that classy fashion like it's just there's
00:47:44.560 something wonderful about british farmers i mean of course i love canadian farmers too but i mean
00:47:49.480 they've been farming for centuries there and this really is a war against farmers tell me a little bit
00:47:53.880 about it what's what do the farmers say is really going on so um firstly farmers are being squeezed
00:48:03.120 in terms of income so i actually have some number crunch for you here uh they've already taken a huge
00:48:08.880 drop of income as it is by nearly 70 percent currently so the average income from livestock
00:48:15.360 farming is generating around 17.3k annually per year to top this off with this inheritance tax
00:48:24.000 now rachel reeves has said the person who's in charge of this budget and uh introducing as well
00:48:30.580 this inheritance tax say they will only affect that 76 roughly percent of farmers uh won't be affected
00:48:38.280 by this uh this is actually false it'll actually affect over 60 percent of working farms
00:48:44.940 despite the government believing uh they will only affect just quote unquote the wealthy um we had
00:48:51.720 recently uh jeremy clarkson as well being there uh and of course up taking questions from the media
00:48:58.120 as soon as i arrived i saw clarkson there uh in in great spirits despite of course the uh the reason
00:49:05.020 why everyone was there um i even saw a real diverse amount of people there politically you saw
00:49:13.340 the leader of the conservative party kemi kemi badenoch was there uh ed davy of the liberal democrats
00:49:20.920 and nigel farage being there i must say to put criticism towards this you had the leader of the
00:49:29.340 liberal democrats the leader of the conservative party all being able to speak and give speeches
00:49:35.000 but when nigel farage arrived and was in the press box and was talking to the press
00:49:40.820 uh he was ready to go on to make a speech and he wasn't allowed which i thought was very very odd
00:49:46.900 um i have a big problem with the establishment because my trust my cynicism is at all time low
00:49:54.420 joining rebel news as well years ago when covid was uh the main topic and i remember going to all the
00:50:01.280 protests for you guys so my trust in the government is already low as it is so seeing these establishment
00:50:08.160 talking heads um getting on stage and using it as political opportunism wasn't great and obviously
00:50:15.900 the reception from farmers and supporters of the farmers showed that um but you saw as well a clip
00:50:22.580 that had been going around of jeremy clarkson being interviewed by the bbc victoria derbyshire her name is
00:50:28.920 where she was probing uh mr clarkson on well where are we going to get the money from to pay for things
00:50:36.900 such as public health services and just to put it in perspective this inheritance tax will
00:50:44.200 will only raise around 560 million pounds now someone worked this out online that's roughly
00:50:51.940 around 25 hours of funding for the nhs 25 hours so to put that into perspective billions are being
00:51:01.620 being sent to firstly ukraine and in foreign aid to places like india where um the gdp of india is of
00:51:11.380 course higher than the uk not to mention billions being spent eight million pounds a day being spent
00:51:19.220 on housing illegal migrants across the uk and the population increase so it's convenient that victoria
00:51:26.040 derbyshire doesn't mention any of these things um you said so many things there lewis and i just want
00:51:32.220 to jump in to catch some more folks up by the way nhs is the national health service that's the british
00:51:37.340 version of our medicare system um i just want to show a quick clip you mentioned jeremy clarkson he's
00:51:44.020 famous he's a bit of a tv celebrity in the uk famous for his automobile um reviews he's lately set up a
00:51:51.600 farm and sort of done a reality show of farming and it's sort of wonderful to watch this guy
00:51:56.600 get a deep respect for farmers and he set up a country pub i just want to play quickly him he's
00:52:03.140 and he's an old hand media sparring with the bbc was sort of beautiful i just want to show that to
00:52:08.000 folks before before we get too far away from him here's jeremy clarkson you may recognize him uh from
00:52:13.800 various british tv shows most recently he's really and he's brought a city man's respect
00:52:20.400 to country farming and i and i appreciate him for that it's sort of the opposite of classism and i
00:52:26.680 think there's a classism afoot here anti-farmer bigotry from the establishment of westminster
00:52:31.160 here's clarkson debating the bbc take a look so why are you why are you here mr clarkson well because
00:52:37.000 i'm here to support farmers right are you angry it's difficult to be angry on somebody else's behalf
00:52:43.740 that's like being yes no i'm not angry on someone else's behalf right so so it's not about you it's not
00:52:50.200 about your farm and the fact that you bought a farm to avoid inheritance tax
00:52:53.600 classic bbc there classic oh yeah it's not the fact that the fact that i bought a farm to avoid
00:53:01.900 inheritance tax the fact you told the sunday times in 2021 that's why you bought it
00:53:07.580 sorry bbc okay let's start from the beginning i wanted to shoot okay that's even worse to the bbc i
00:53:17.940 wanted to shoot which comes with the benefit of not having to pay inheritance tax now i do but
00:53:24.160 people like me will simply put it in a trust and so long as i live for seven years that's fine and
00:53:28.940 as my daughter said you will live for seven years you might be in a deep freeze at the end of it
00:53:32.580 but you will live for seven years but it's incredibly time consuming to have to do that
00:53:37.540 and why should all these people have to do that why should they so one of the reasons rachel
00:53:43.460 reeves says she brought this in is to stop wealthy people using it as no that was the only reason
00:53:48.860 she did well no the other reason was to to raise money for public services 0.98
00:53:53.680 well have you seen are you listening to this have you tried to get a gp appointment lately yes
00:54:00.600 i just recently had a heart attack okay so you know it's tough
00:54:03.740 yes so where should they get the money from if it's not from from farmers we hear that everyone
00:54:11.720 with with assets you should be paying for everything which okay do you know how many
00:54:16.580 people pay inheritance tax in this country it's four percent of estates what four percent of estates
00:54:21.900 four percent pay inheritance tax 96 of the population of the uk does not pay inheritance
00:54:27.920 states after this becomes law 96 of farmers will where have you got that figure from who here
00:54:35.900 could i just ask who here is going to be unaffected by these changes no one right where have you got
00:54:44.660 96 well you've got 96 well the same place that rachel reeves does from the middle of her head
00:54:52.120 right from the sixth form debating society that she was no doubt a member of okay which formed her
00:54:56.900 opinions and yours i am not expressing opinions literally asking you questions you know that
00:55:03.140 mr clarkson so what is your message to this government please back down please and get the money from where
00:55:10.640 well they've got 40 billion i'll get i'll tell you where you go walk into any of the offices around here
00:55:18.860 if you don't understand what somebody's job is fire them the civil service
00:55:24.340 civil service is too top you know that i must get on hey i want to get back to one more thing you
00:55:32.100 said louis when you said that nigel farage was not allowed on stage and and that seems odd i i have 0.72
00:55:38.260 some disagreements with nigel farage but the man is a fixture in uk politics he's a leader of a party
00:55:44.240 with seats in westminster he led the brexit revolution which is an enormous achievement
00:55:50.040 to keep him out i find quite odd and there's there's some funny things about these farmer protests
00:55:57.840 i remember last week one of the spokesmen was saying this is not a protest we're not protesting we're just
00:56:04.880 going to have a lobby day in westminster like it was like he was trying to de-fang the protests
00:56:11.080 obviously the protesters were fairly rambunctious i'm you know in canada we have something called a
00:56:15.980 national farmers union it's really just a left-wing group that that really is out of touch with
00:56:21.280 ordinary farmers tell me a little bit about the organizers here i give them credit for having a
00:56:26.180 ton of people show up and the fact that clarkson spoke so well was wonderful but is that why farage
00:56:33.800 was barred are they actually sort of namby-pamby centrists it's actually so spooky you mentioned that
00:56:41.600 farmers union and speaking about the political infighting within that because it seems to me
00:56:46.440 that it's the same story over here we have a national farmers union and they were very much
00:56:52.660 anti-brexit um and that was their main shtick as well so i think that that might be to do with it
00:57:01.560 considering that nigel farage of course headed the brexit movement but when he arrived you know i have
00:57:08.080 my disagreements the same with you ezra as well with nigel farage but when he arrived he he was
00:57:13.400 greeted very well by farmers and by supporters and the press of course swarmed him i have a clip as well
00:57:21.300 of me capturing the moment that he arrived just at the press box and everyone was swarming to try and
00:57:27.300 get either a picture or to speak with him and to ask him questions and his of course his entourage
00:57:32.960 with other reform mps turned up with richard tice and uh mcmurdoch and even you had ben habib there
00:57:40.020 um who's a big favorite among reform voters and others too so i think there's a lot of internal
00:57:48.340 politics i don't know the ins and outs but the nfu uh is very much uh well considered quite anti-brexit
00:57:57.080 so that could have something to do with that now here's the theory that i've heard put forward i mean
00:58:03.380 canada is a vast country like geographically we're just enormous second largest in the world
00:58:08.720 now much of that is not farmable land like the arctic there's permafrost you could never grow
00:58:14.480 anything up there but we still have vast fields in saskatchewan alberta bc even ontario the uk
00:58:21.560 is geographically a much smaller country and you have very high immigration i i saw recently that
00:58:28.940 actually proportionately i think you have the largest immigration in the world it depends how
00:58:33.160 you measure canada's pretty high too and london the property prices are so high and it's really
00:58:38.320 spreading out so the theory i heard was that this would be a way to clear out those old-fashioned 1.00
00:58:45.840 right-wing farmers who think that the land should be to grow food instead of the progressives who
00:58:52.840 would build cities and towns and maybe one day towers there and at the very least this inheritance
00:58:59.300 tax would sort of end the farm when the current owner passes passes on because there's no way
00:59:05.040 the tax could be paid and and i saw this crazy article in the guardian that said farmers are hoarding
00:59:13.480 land as if they're keeping it together for some nefarious purpose instead of farming it and even
00:59:20.300 elon musk from america tweeted that he thought that was stalinist which it is that's sort of the
00:59:25.560 language used by stalin when he had the forced collectivization of farms in russia and ukraine
00:59:31.720 so there is a theory and i'm not even going to call it a conspiracy theory because there's they're
00:59:37.260 owning it the left is owning it saying we got to get the land away from the farmers this is how we do it 0.75
00:59:41.960 i don't even think it's about raising money if you as you point out if they cared about money they
00:59:45.960 would stop throwing it around on all these other ridiculous things to make farmers pay for health
00:59:50.260 care it just doesn't make sense this is a war on farmers on farming on old-fashioned anything and i
00:59:57.500 think it's a land grab is that is that too extreme a theory no not at all i think a lot of the farmers
01:00:03.900 that were talking today said the same thing uh when you have a government that says firstly oh
01:00:10.300 we just want farmers to pay their fair share and you hear that a lot pay your fair share oh pay your
01:00:17.780 fair share and then they say okay what's that going to pay for uh the national health service and then
01:00:23.780 like people have pointed out very quickly that 25 hours is is the funding from this inheritance tax that
01:00:32.480 would pay for the national health service so clearly clearly and you have mouthpieces from the
01:00:39.180 guardian who are part of the government who have been paid off by uh various entities as well
01:00:45.000 and intertwined with with the government in that respect um say things like hoarding hoarding land
01:00:53.420 i mean they've given the game away completely the mask the iron curtain is clearly being dropped
01:00:59.340 from what exactly their agenda is so no i think you're totally right i think i believe it's a
01:01:05.880 land grab uh personally because of the language that they use and the pivoting and the one minute it's
01:01:12.080 to do with paying their fair share and next minute it's to do with something completely unrelated
01:01:17.560 so and you you said something um perfect about how the government is wastefully spending and just
01:01:24.740 throwing that around on things that that could easily pay for the things that they are they're
01:01:31.980 they're worried about they're worried about hasn't had enough funding excuse me so no it's not a crazy
01:01:39.080 theory at all we keep hearing these terms conspiracy theories over the years but we even saw bill gates
01:01:46.140 coincidentally have a vacation in the uk just a day before the budget and you know people were going wild
01:01:52.380 and he met with the pm didn't he met with keir starman the pm i wonder what because he's now
01:01:56.800 the largest landowner in america on a farmland owner and that gives me the willies because he's against
01:02:02.740 traditional farms he's invested in this gross artificial meat like lab grown meat that stuff 0.98
01:02:09.460 makes me gag just to think about it and he's an anti-population activist here's a clip we we show
01:02:16.200 from time to time it startles people of bill gates saying he thinks that maybe we should reduce
01:02:21.080 population on the earth by oh 15 percent so it's more than a billion the guy couldn't be plainer
01:02:26.880 he's just i talked earlier about prosperity being food and fuel this guy wants to get rid of people
01:02:33.800 instead take a quick look somehow we have to make changes that will bring that down to zero
01:02:39.580 it's been constantly going up it's only various economic changes that have even flattened it at all
01:02:47.240 so we have to go from rapidly rising to falling and falling all the way to zero
01:02:52.200 this equation has four factors a little bit of multiplication so you've got a thing on the left
01:02:58.420 co2 that you want to get to zero and that's going to be based on the number of people
01:03:03.280 the services each person's using on average
01:03:06.980 the energy on average for each service and the co2 being put out per unit of energy
01:03:14.220 so let's look at each one of these and see how we can get this down to zero
01:03:19.360 probably one of these numbers is going to have to get pretty near to zero
01:03:23.220 now that's back from high school algebra but let's let's take a look
01:03:28.000 first we've got population now the world today has 6.8 billion people that's headed up to about 9 billion
01:03:35.540 now if we do a really great job on new vaccines health care reproductive health services we could lower
01:03:43.220 that by perhaps 10 or 15 percent but there we see an increase of about 1.3
01:03:49.360 yeah so what i mean maybe that's in their mind maybe it's this weird anti-food agenda
01:03:55.380 eat the bugs or something maybe it's forced collectivization like in in stalin's time
01:04:01.400 um i don't know what's going to work though because i think that farmers people love farmers the same way
01:04:06.220 people love truckers and here in canada lewis you might remember a couple years ago it was the truckers
01:04:11.420 that saved us it was the truckers that had the convoy and just like you had the tractor convoy
01:04:16.440 today at your parliament we had a trucker convoy at our parliament honked their horns they stuck
01:04:22.080 around a little bit longer i think the reason you had all these different disparate groups coming out
01:04:27.400 is because how are you going to be against farmers to call farmers greedy no one believes it
01:04:31.500 like no one believes it no one believes that farmers are getting rich
01:04:34.980 no one believes that farmers are wasting the land i i just think that it looks so bad on keir starmer
01:04:41.860 but i don't know if he cares like he's doing a hundred things foolishly but he just won the
01:04:46.020 election so i don't know do you think he'll be deterred by any of this
01:04:49.460 well rachel reese has come out and said that despite the protest going ahead that
01:04:55.300 they're still going ahead with this inheritance attack so it's heritage tax so they're not listening
01:05:00.700 to the people's demands and that's dangerous i thought that the labour party was for the working
01:05:05.940 people i mean the last time that farmers descended uh i believe into westminster because of um
01:05:13.520 issues with with government policy was during the tony blair era so it's there seems to be a strong
01:05:21.320 pattern between labour harping on about how they care for the working people the working man and woman
01:05:27.640 but now they seem to be the party of corporations the party of mass immigrations and and various other
01:05:34.860 issues as well um if the farmers have uh the their income slashed completely by 70 percent
01:05:45.600 and you have suicide rates going up drastically for for this particular industry and yet the government
01:05:53.980 decide to beat and double down on attacks that will kick farmers out of their land and give it up to
01:06:01.700 maybe corporate entities or the like you bet they're going to be pissed off excuse my language so
01:06:08.460 if i do say so i think i think now is not the time to be relaxed i think the pressure needs to mount
01:06:18.840 from the farmers end and the organizers the pressure needs to continue if they want serious change from
01:06:24.700 this government because it seems like they're not listening they're not listening to the demands of
01:06:29.040 the farmers and they're kind of just going on a whim they're kind of like the the old trotskyites that 1.00
01:06:35.440 are still in debating school you know and they're so tunnel vision with their with their ideologies that
01:06:41.640 they they can't seem to open up to the ordinary people so it's a scary time and i hope it doesn't
01:06:48.840 come to any uh any more mounting pressures from the farmers doing anything drastic um i really hope not
01:06:55.900 you know the british election was on the 4th of july just four months ago a little bit and starmer won a
01:07:02.100 majority and now his numbers have been cut in half i mean he's uh trudeau levels in the poll i think
01:07:08.580 just 22 23 percent i saw a picture of trudeau and keir starmer at the g20 summit and i thought look
01:07:14.940 at these two they they actually have a lot in common they believe in censorship they jail political
01:07:20.820 opponents they um you know think that that the answer to changing the weather is raising taxes um
01:07:30.080 i i think there's a there's too many similarities they uh i don't know they're woke i i i can think of a
01:07:37.380 few others but i i suppose the most common right one right now is they are despised by the people
01:07:43.880 they're they're ideologues who put their own theories and their own interests ahead of ordinary
01:07:49.180 people i uh it's amazing how quickly it's happened in the q in the uk last word to you
01:07:54.760 lewis um what's next i mean i i i've seen you in the uk at some of the tommy robinson uh political
01:08:02.400 rallies which are very high energy and very peaceful um and he's had several of them they've
01:08:07.560 got thousands of people out are the farmers going to have another like are they going to
01:08:11.740 make this a regular thing or at least a repeated thing or was this their sort of one and done
01:08:17.340 it's a good question because a lot of us are scratching our heads thinking what is next like i
01:08:23.740 mentioned rachel reeves says that she's still going ahead with this uh budget and inheritance tax 0.98
01:08:29.060 scheme so we're actually we we don't know um i hope that the farmers continue their their pressure
01:08:36.740 um but at the minute it's a case of just keep an eye on what they're saying and what their next move
01:08:42.600 is it seems to me that clarkson of course is is really taking the leadership role uh in this which
01:08:49.280 is great because clarkson is uh is a very well orator he's very good at speaking and of course he's
01:08:56.500 a veteran when it comes to being uh speaking to the media and obviously tv so you know he fits
01:09:02.600 that role even strangely he would fit a good role for a politician a good politician so let's hope
01:09:09.300 something comes on that um but at the minute we are kind of scratching our heads and thinking what
01:09:14.600 is next but we hope that infighting stops uh considering what's happened with farage and not
01:09:20.760 being able to speak so let's just wait and see uh and hopefully hopefully we see some action and see
01:09:30.120 some positive change i saw many people from all ages farmers supporters of the farmers they're still
01:09:38.080 smiling still jolly despite the grim and horrific conditions that the farmers are in and i'm hoping to
01:09:46.400 see positive change i'm trying to be as optimistic as i can um we yeah let's just hope that that
01:09:54.760 something will come of this and more people will start turning up turning up to the next protest if it
01:10:00.300 goes ahead and let's hope that the government rethink and u-turn on this despicable attack on the
01:10:08.320 community that has built and is the backbone of this nation yeah well i tell you i really wish i had
01:10:15.460 been there i mean i love the uk i love the fighting spirit of working class people i've come to
01:10:21.220 understand it a little bit i'm a bit of an anglophile to begin with i suppose i'm really glad you were
01:10:26.200 there lewis thanks for taking the time to give us a briefing and after action report and um who knows
01:10:32.360 maybe if they have another uh farmers protest if if it was uh to your satisfaction maybe you would
01:10:38.660 um take a camera in there for rebel news and give us a freelance report like you used to do back in the
01:10:43.800 day for some of the other covid reports it would be great to have you on the streets even if it was
01:10:48.220 just on a one-off freelance gig for rebel news again i'd love to do that that would be good fun
01:10:53.540 all right well there you go that's a deal well there you have it lewis brackpool one of our favorite
01:10:57.680 guys and alumnus of rebel news you can follow him on twitter or x as it's now called at lewis
01:11:03.480 l-e-w-i-s underscore brackpool with our brackpool uh and uh i really get a kick out of him and he's
01:11:13.140 fighting for freedom every day in a country that needs more freedom fighters stay safe stay strong
01:11:17.500 my friend thank you so much ezra and you take it easy right on okay there you have it stay with us
01:11:24.020 more ahead well that's our show for today but i want to leave you with the sort of part deux
01:11:33.520 of um of our big showdown on the streets of north toronto and later this week we will put the whole
01:11:39.140 thing it's just so large like 12 different camera angles uh so we're really working hard to edit that
01:11:44.440 we'll get the whole thing up and we'll post it to the website to the internet to the various channels
01:11:49.400 um later on this week but let me leave you with the second part of our big showdown until next time
01:11:55.260 on behalf of all of us here at rebel world headquarters to you at home good night and keep
01:11:59.420 fighting for freedom how you doing i don't want to stay on the street too long give me one quick word
01:12:03.700 we will win and they will lose right on take care of my friend drive safe what do you make of oh
01:12:10.080 there's our truck have you seen our truck before five times now yeah yeah it's good to see it
01:12:14.460 you're still looking good man well thanks you know i'm glad
01:12:17.640 i was worried that we would be arrested again because last sunday they arrested david menzies
01:12:23.740 for simply trying to report what the hamas side was doing that's why i'm wearing this hat
01:12:28.440 excellent excellent no i sleep i live out the east end there east of whitby there
01:12:33.380 and just uh glad i'd come in and join it just participate where i could just happy to be here
01:12:38.440 as a christian uh scripture is very clear about people who support israel and do not support israel
01:12:45.300 i will always support israel thank you for saying that nice to meet you the first thing i want to
01:12:49.680 tell you is that i normally don't wear this hat i'm wearing it in solidarity with david menzies
01:12:55.100 so don't judge me i'm i'm half joking the reason we're here and a number of us are wearing these hats
01:13:02.340 is because last week police arrested our reporter for asking tough questions of hamas
01:13:09.620 i feel like policing has been two-tier in this city for the last year what's your view
01:13:15.340 they've been two what two-tier policing one system for the hamas protests and one system for everyone
01:13:21.820 else yeah i guess i guess it's hard because i think you have two sides that you have to look at
01:13:26.580 i think from my perspective my experience with the police is that they have been supportive
01:13:31.700 uh to the jewish community i mean what i'd like to see i mean like i guess i'm biased i'd like to
01:13:38.440 see this being shut down because this was actually a very peaceful quiet rally until this group came
01:13:44.340 down i don't see mobs of jews going down to the protests downtown so i think that in terms of the
01:13:51.660 two-tier policing i think that they could shut this down and say that this is a peaceful rally
01:13:55.840 stay out of this neighborhood where it's predominantly jewish but this is a residential neighborhood 1.00
01:14:01.500 there's no there's nothing to protest here other than jews themselves and we're actually not 0.99
01:14:06.040 protesting here for a year we've just been set up in support of the hostages and it's become a
01:14:12.420 protest and i think that that's the problem is to say that why why are they allowed to be here
01:14:17.720 protesting something that wasn't even controversial we were just here saying bring back our hostages
01:14:23.760 that's what we were standing here for i don't think the police would be this gentle if a group of
01:14:29.280 right-wing white proud boys or whatever went into a muslim community chanting anti-muslim slogans like
01:14:38.860 they are i think i mean again it's it's unthinkable it's unthinkable it's hard to say i mean i want to i
01:14:46.000 want to give everybody the benefit of the doubt uh i guess that's the perspective i come from i'm here
01:14:51.660 to support israel again i see this is not peaceful i see this is not trying to have a conversation
01:14:58.900 again it's trying to shut us down and trying to keep us quiet that's the problem now you said you
01:15:04.660 don't want to prejudge anybody and you want to have an open mind i spoke to maybe five or ten of them
01:15:11.160 over there every single one of them is a foreign national how do you feel about inviting people to 0.83
01:15:18.900 canada who come from endemically anti-semitic countries in some cases are paid to be anti-semitic
01:15:27.760 agitators we know there's 700 agents of iran in canada global news reported that freedom of speech
01:15:34.840 i believe in it very much too but at what point you say if you're a foreign national and you're
01:15:40.280 bringing your vile hatred here to port i don't want to like use words like support but i think you
01:15:48.160 actually have to know who's coming to canada i think that we should be bringing in people to canada
01:15:53.140 who are going to support our economy are going to add value to the country i don't care about the
01:15:59.600 economy if someone's a jew hater not bring hate to the country like i mean if these people are
01:16:04.600 specifically coming here to change our values and to change the way we live in a democratic society
01:16:14.220 i think that i have a problem with that because i do believe in democracy i believe in the way that
01:16:18.580 we live in the west uh i do believe in free speech but again there's a difference between free speech
01:16:24.080 and hate speech and when i'm hearing hate speech that's what i have a problem with you know democracy
01:16:30.620 a high trust society pluralism non-violence solutions to problems that's the canadian way
01:16:37.360 if you bring in two million migrants a year from countries like afghanistan somalia pakistan they
01:16:45.300 don't share those values i don't think they're deliberately coming here to colonize i think that
01:16:51.000 they just don't integrate or assimilate they brought the worst of pakistan and syria and somalia 1.00
01:16:58.140 with them like i don't think most of those people said i'm going to i mean the 700 paid iranian agents
01:17:05.260 sure but i think i think most people who are anti-semitic in canada we just let them in because
01:17:11.720 we never checked okay and i i i don't know enough about the system to comment and i don't again
01:17:17.520 i don't want to say anything that i won't put you on the spot it's nice talking to you well you're
01:17:22.920 very colorful today why are you here because i support israel and i want to actually the real
01:17:29.740 reason i came early is to support david menzies wow fan of his what do you think of the fact that
01:17:35.460 he was arrested for asking questions of the hamas supporters it just goes to show that free speech
01:17:40.680 is dead in this country and the police are arresting a reporter where's the rest of the media
01:17:45.420 where's any where's cbc where's anyone else here right so why does he get arrested he's the only
01:17:51.520 person representing free speech well today we showed up with the reason i'm wearing this hat
01:17:56.840 is out of solidarity with david right on a lot of us went over there and i think there were too many
01:18:02.060 for the police to arrest us all but otherwise i think they would have arrested us again for sure
01:18:07.720 for sure keep up the good work guys nice to see you you too thank you for everything you do right on
01:18:13.660 we've got a lot of our team here we've got drea and alexa and david's on the other side oh david is on
01:18:20.380 the other side okay is he being protected by the police or well the police have decided not to arrest
01:18:26.160 him so far look at that sign we stand with david menzies your sign i like your sign
01:18:32.520 i like the fact that you're standing with david menzies thank you very much
01:18:39.540 david's here i'm gonna make sure he says hi to you
01:18:45.340 what do you think about police on the one hand they have a very tough job
01:18:51.100 on the other hand the law is clear i think we've had an anti-semitic crime wave for a year
01:18:57.000 and they're afraid to do anything about it i think the police are taking their orders from the mayor
01:19:02.440 and not from uh probably not even from their own leadership or the or uh myron demke is taking
01:19:10.380 orders from the mayor who is not sympathetic towards us or even trudeau he met with trudeau
01:19:14.880 privately almost a year ago possibly yeah but i i think i mean metro police uh they report to the
01:19:22.800 mayor of the city do they not so that's what they're taking their orders from olivia chow is clearly not
01:19:28.500 uh sympathetic to our cause she's sympathetic to the to the uh anti-israel lobby and she's directing
01:19:36.340 the police to be a lot more harsh with us than with those guys and um it's uh i don't know and i'm very
01:19:46.080 disturbed by the double standard in policing uh is it not a crime when they scream in defada
01:19:54.160 is that not an excitement to violence well it could be i'm not an expert in that area of the law
01:20:02.060 but i know that there are a lot of other laws the police are ignoring trespass mischief assaults
01:20:08.620 uttering threats so even without getting into the hate speech laws they have turned a blind eye to
01:20:14.320 real crimes too i thought that inciting the violence was against the criminal law well i think it's two-tier
01:20:23.360 policing definitely and um and i was told by a friend who's a lawyer that if you're wearing a mask
01:20:31.380 and they're half of them over there are wearing masks yes hi how are you i'm good i'm good thank
01:20:39.940 you tell me why you're here uh just to uh get the uh hostages back home and uh support my uh love
01:20:47.300 for israel and canada what do you make of the protesters on the other side calling for genocide
01:20:53.780 calling for intifada i just literally heard them five minutes ago calling for a genocide why are the
01:21:00.740 police so gentle with these foreign provocateurs i think it's like just uh two uh two-tier policing
01:21:08.580 it's uh terrible it's uh canada it's uh just disgusting so you you came here because you got
01:21:14.360 my email where did you come in from oh just north of here not far well thank you for making the journey
01:21:19.720 thank you for what you do we'll keep up the fight you take care of yourself why are you here today
01:21:24.300 why are we here today this is week number 59 uh we just want the hostages home
01:21:31.560 we come here together as a community to unite together
01:21:35.880 to feel a sense of uh solidarity together this has been amazing for our community and unfortunately
01:21:42.820 three weeks ago the halloween people over there decided to come and show up and
01:21:48.180 feel that they're doing themselves something where we're here together we're dancing we're having
01:21:54.700 a good time but we want the hostages home and that's it now why do you think the pro hamas side
01:22:03.380 has come into the heart of a jewish neighborhood to to shout anti-semitic epithets to call for genocide
01:22:11.300 why did they come into the heart of jewish toronto there's no embassy here there's no government
01:22:16.440 buildings it's just apartments in the shopping center why are they here they they really shouldn't
01:22:22.400 be here it's they i don't think they were getting attention downtown so now they decided maybe we'll
01:22:28.240 get some attention here but at the end of the day let them go where they want to go wherever they want
01:22:33.300 to go but not here there's no reason i believe in freedom of speech even for people i disagree with
01:22:39.960 but what bugs me is that the police have a double standard last week they arrested our reporter
01:22:46.420 david menzies for asking them questions it's like they were doing errands for the pro hamas side
01:22:54.120 have you detected a double standard two-tier policing i think the police have had a hard time
01:23:01.020 you know because they have to break arms with the other side to get them to stop doing something
01:23:05.200 so it is unfortunate because of their jobs they're here to serve and protect and they try to do what
01:23:11.560 they can't unfortunately um it's not doing much and this should not be allowed hate has no place
01:23:18.800 here anywhere in this world well hate's a human emotion i don't know if you can outlaw hate but you
01:23:24.960 can outlaw uttering death threats mischief trespass there's a lot of actual crimes that i think the
01:23:31.780 police are turning a blind eye to not just hate but i i feel like they're not taking it seriously
01:23:38.320 arson uh mischief vandalism i feel like it's all being swept under the carpet because the police are
01:23:47.700 worried if they enforce the law they might have a little intifada on their hands here
01:23:52.720 you know and and and at what level who takes the responsibility for that no one is it the mayor
01:23:59.620 maybe it's the mayor i mean like doesn't she control what happens for the safety and for the
01:24:05.600 public of our community and she hasn't been here oh of course not she would be on the other side if at
01:24:13.140 all it is a little unfortunate that our city is being run this way because this doesn't belong in
01:24:19.540 our city this doesn't belong in toronto it doesn't belong in canada it doesn't belong in the world
01:24:23.960 at the end of the day the world needs no terrorism get rid of it please what do you make of
01:24:29.300 the fact that the pro hamas side has targeted the jewish community the residential jewish community
01:24:39.080 for their hate march well it's outrageous that they're even allowed to be there uh should be uh it's
01:24:45.700 in violation of the criminal code we have the solicitor general who attends these rallies he's
01:24:50.800 not enforcing the law it doesn't make any sense they should not be allowed to be in the jewish 0.92
01:24:56.160 community at all i think i'm slightly more tolerant in terms of free speech but what bugs me is that
01:25:04.400 they're clearly violating various actual laws from trespass to mischief to uttering threats to assault
01:25:11.780 they assaulted our videographer uh alexa today and the police seem to be afraid of enforcing the law
01:25:20.380 i think i'm a little more libertarian than you on the speech side but they hit alexa and the first
01:25:28.060 cop said i'm too busy i've got more important things to do i'm worried about the two-tier policing
01:25:34.400 it's like a two-tier police system i've seen david menzies beat up by the police i've seen it happen
01:25:41.860 to other people they protect them they're giving them a clear bill of health but uh they're not
01:25:47.720 enforcing the law well we had a lot of rebels show up that's why i'm wearing this hat i normally don't
01:25:53.940 wear this hat so don't judge me or my fashion sense but we're doing it because we want to show
01:26:00.040 david will never he's not alone and there's a lot of people who came today to show solidarity with
01:26:06.520 david absolutely no we have to stand 100 with david no question about it i do thanks for being here
01:26:13.300 and thanks for your kind words thank you very much cheers salman what do you think of the fact
01:26:17.700 that they arrested david menzies last week so in canada we need to respect the free speech
01:26:25.580 unfortunately arrest of david menzies is a violation of his charter of rights and freedom
01:26:32.980 it is disgusting it is unacceptable and you can see that don't terrorist sympathize at the other
01:26:40.760 side of the street they are free but police go after david menzies it's shameful tell me again
01:26:48.160 about your flag what flag is that this is a lion and sun flag and this is a people's flag in iran
01:26:56.980 my origin is iran iranian people we stand against those jihadi sympathizer we stand with israel we
01:27:05.880 stand with the canadian value and this flag represent freedom this flag represent the people of iran
01:27:14.640 not the ayatollah not the hamas supporters thank you my friend
01:27:19.460 there you have it salmon simon look at that david menzies is a journalist stop arresting him
01:27:29.440 protect our freedom drop back censorship embrace open convo and criticism thank you for bringing that
01:27:37.500 sign thanks for having me here i'm so glad you're here some people come here every week
01:27:43.720 uh as a matter of habit but some people came today just because david was arrested
01:27:50.440 yes that's right his time five times i think we went across on the other side and police i think
01:27:59.400 they looked at how many there was of us and they realized it wouldn't be as easy to arrest all of us
01:28:05.480 that's right looks like a fair competition today well thank you for coming and thanks for your sign
01:28:12.380 i'm wearing this hat because i'm showing my solidarity with david i i think we might have
01:28:18.980 an extra hat i can give you one if you want
01:28:20.740 nice talking with you
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