Rebel News Podcast - EZRA LEVANT ｜ Seismic shifts in U.S. election as mass immigration reshapes the world stage

00:00:00.100 Hello, my friends. I'm going to cover a lot of bases today, but one of the things I want to tell you we're doing is talking to our friend Andy Lee, who has some strange news about Melanie Jolie's trip to China.

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00:00:45.060 Tonight, I'll tell you what I think the most interesting stories of the day and the week are. It's July 24th, and this is the Ezra LeVant Show.

00:01:00.840 Shame on you, you censorious bug.

00:01:04.100 Oh, hi, everybody. It's great to be back in the chair. You know, I've done a fair bit of traveling in recent months. You might recall I went to Geneva a few weeks ago. That was actually, I guess, a month and a half ago now.

00:01:23.060 It was for the negotiations by the World Health Organization countries to sign a global pandemic treaty. I thought that was an interesting place to go to see what kind of energy was left in the contrarian side of things, people who were worried about the pandemic lockdowns.

00:01:40.780 Let me tell you, as you know from my reports there, the energy on the World Health Organization side of things. They've got the energy. They've got the patience. They've got the money. Teresa Tam was there.

00:01:51.380 I tell you this because it was explaining why I took two days to go to Geneva, a city I had never been to before, because decisions were being made there that affect us here at home.

00:02:02.480 That's the reason we also go to the Davos World Economic Forum meeting. We're going to be there again in January.

00:02:09.060 Sometimes I worry that I travel too much abroad, but as long as I have a Canadian angle in mind, I think it's worthwhile.

00:02:16.480 I say this because, as you know, last week I was in Ireland for only about 60 hours all combined, but that was enough for me to visit three different places and watch the resistance, I'll call it,

00:02:30.680 to mass immigration in Kulak, the neighborhood in Dublin where an old paint building, old paint factory, is going to be transformed into a 500-man refugee camp,

00:02:43.420 to Newtown Mount Kennedy in a small town where there are men behind sort of a steel cage,

00:02:49.720 and then finally in the little village of Dundrum where a town of, well, it's not even a town, 175, 200 people is going to have a 280-person refugee camp.

00:03:00.920 What I learned from there besides how wonderful Ireland is and what a lovely place it is and how charming it is and picturesque

00:03:08.720 is that there is a fighting spirit in the Irish that I have not seen anywhere else.

00:03:13.920 Over the last year, I have traveled to, well, last year I went to Marseille, France for two days to look at the race riots by North African Muslim migrants to France. 0.84

00:03:25.880 And you might recall this guy who said France colonized Algeria, and now he was here to return the favor.

00:03:33.080 Remember this guy I just bumped into on the streets?

00:03:35.280 Why millions of Muslims immigrated to France if France is racist?

00:03:42.880 Well, they have colonized us for 132 years, and now it's our turn to come here to come here to, how to explain it, I can't find the words.

00:03:55.920 They have colonized us for 132 years, and now we are colonized to live until death, until the end of the time.

00:04:02.360 Well, we've reported on the migrant crisis in many places, in the United Kingdom, in the Netherlands.

00:04:25.560 But when I went to Ireland last week, I saw something I have not seen before, which is a serious protest by the indigenous population against mass immigration.

00:04:39.600 I haven't seen that in France. I haven't seen that in the Netherlands. I haven't seen that in the UK.

00:04:44.680 I see people sort of generally protesting against the political system, but to block a proposed refugee camp, to have an attempt to burn it down, to be willing to go toe-to-toe with riot cops.

00:05:00.460 Have you seen that anywhere else in the world? I have not.

00:05:03.780 Now, I am not for violence. I don't think that violence is a way to solve problems in a liberal democracy.

00:05:09.480 But I can also understand why there's violence when the central government in Ireland is forcing it down the throats of communities.

00:05:17.260 No negotiation, no compromise, no consultation, no permission.

00:05:21.460 They literally announce these things, and the local population has to take that.

00:05:26.140 It's funny because I saw this speech by Maliki Steenson.

00:05:30.680 I was not there when he gave it, but I saw this online, rather.

00:05:34.600 He was a newly elected city councillor in Dublin.

00:05:37.920 You might recall we bumped into him in May, just on the street at an anti-immigration protest.

00:05:42.900 Here's me meeting Maliki Steenson.

00:05:45.040 I had no idea he was a politician.

00:05:47.080 He was just walking in the parade, and I struck up a quick conversation with him.

00:05:51.000 Remember Maliki? 0.55

00:05:52.220 The reason was, this was a place where, if I'm not mistaken, a young child was stabbed.

00:05:58.220 If it's the incident I'm thinking about, three young children.

00:06:01.660 Tell me the details.

00:06:02.600 Three young children coming out of a creche, along with their care worker, were attacked by an Algerian migrant.

00:06:10.660 That was just in the last few months, wasn't it?

00:06:12.540 In January.

00:06:13.720 And is that what led to some of the riots?

00:06:15.680 Well, sorry, it was last, when did that happen, Gavin?

00:06:19.020 So three kids were stabbed?

00:06:20.700 The so-called riots.

00:06:21.660 So, got it, I'm just describing them bluntly.

00:06:25.780 So that was where it happened, which is why there was a moment of silence.

00:06:29.280 What's your name?

00:06:30.180 Maliki Steenson.

00:06:31.520 And are you from Dublin?

00:06:33.040 I am, yes.

00:06:33.800 I'm one of the key people involved.

00:06:36.540 Now, I was just asking myself the question, what comes from this?

00:06:42.060 There's plenty of Irish who are upset by this, but where's the political party that would-

00:06:47.500 Well, there are no political parties that support our position.

00:06:49.880 Well, what-

00:06:50.500 Well, some of them are shifting to our position.

00:06:53.580 Like which ones?

00:06:56.500 There'll be a number of independents standing in the European and local elections right across this country.

00:07:01.440 There are political parties like IFP and National Party who support us.

00:07:05.860 The mainstream political parties are totally out of touch with the ordinary people in this country.

00:07:11.120 That was shown very clearly in the two most recent referendums.

00:07:14.220 Well, he actually won his local election.

00:07:16.420 He's now a city councillor in Dublin, and he's against mass immigration.

00:07:20.080 Here's his speech from that Kulak neighbourhood in Dublin, 0.97

00:07:24.880 where they're proposing this 500-person refugee camp in an old paint factory.

00:07:29.060 Here he's- his turn of phrase here is not something I've ever heard before.

00:07:33.780 Here in Canada, in the United States, in the UK, in places like that,

00:07:37.160 people always say there is no place for violence, period.

00:07:42.820 But Malachy, I think it's a very Irish way of thinking where he said there's-

00:07:48.220 I mean, well, here, I'll let you see it himself.

00:07:49.680 He basically said there is a time and place for violence.

00:07:53.300 This isn't it.

00:07:54.280 Here, take a look at his exact wording.

00:07:55.540 They called us fascist, they called us far-right, they called us everything that they called.

00:08:02.420 They thought it would demean us.

00:08:04.000 They thought it would stop us.

00:08:05.420 It didn't.

00:08:06.860 And what's happening here today has been replicated, not just around this city,

00:08:11.220 and in working-class communities particularly.

00:08:13.980 It's been reflected all over this country.

00:08:17.720 Two weeks ago, the government came to us with an easy referendum, they taught.

00:08:23.360 As soon as they announced the referendum, we told them they lost it.

00:08:28.320 We told them we would beat them.

00:08:32.240 The referendum, a number of weeks ago, wasn't about mothers solely.

00:08:37.620 It was about government policy.

00:08:39.720 We told them we would make the next election about immigration.

00:08:43.620 We told them we would make the referendum about immigration.

00:08:47.740 The only issue in this country is immigration.

00:08:52.260 All of the problems we have, whether it's the health service, the housing problems,

00:08:57.360 all stem from increasing the population from 3.5 million to over 5 million.

00:09:03.020 They shifted people in tents out of Mount Street last week for a photo opportunity.

00:09:10.860 They complained when they got to the mountains because there was no Wi-Fi.

00:09:16.120 And they made their way back with the help of the usual NGOs.

00:09:22.460 In the elections coming up, there are many people standing in working-class communities.

00:09:28.300 It's important that every candidate that stands for Dublin City Council particularly is elected.

00:09:34.380 We need to have a majority in that council in order to make any impact.

00:09:40.220 We need to take control of it.

00:09:41.760 Last week, we launched an initiative telling people, asking people to fly a tricolor this week.

00:09:49.060 5,000 in the chat, folks.

00:09:50.780 Overwhelming.

00:09:51.500 Fair play.

00:09:52.320 Please keep sharing it.

00:09:53.600 Thank you so much.

00:09:54.320 And none of them European flags, none of the LGBT rags, or none of the other things that all of these leftist NGOs bring to protest.

00:10:04.500 The flag that they don't bring is their own flag.

00:10:07.760 Hear, hear.

00:10:08.300 They complained that we were insulting the flag, that we were using it for political means.

00:10:16.580 We are using it for political means.

00:10:18.960 It's our flag, and we're taking it back from them.

00:10:21.380 Hear, hear.

00:10:25.100 It's important that we take back this nation from those who seek to destroy it.

00:10:31.320 It doesn't matter whether Leopold Actra walks off the pitch and Simba Simon takes over.

00:10:36.600 It's still restaurant.

00:10:38.000 It is no different.

00:10:39.420 They're yesterday's men.

00:10:41.600 We are the new nationalist movement emerging in this country.

00:10:46.180 And it is building up rapidly.

00:10:48.320 And we move together.

00:10:49.120 None of those NGOs could get a crowd like this at any of their rallies.

00:10:54.000 The only people who go to their rallies are people in the political system, the people who work for NGOs, and by and large, it's their job to go to these protests.

00:11:03.400 This is the first time in the history of this country that a genuine working-class movement has emerged.

00:11:11.200 Ordly decent people who want to get on with their lives, who want to rear their families, who want to look after their kids.

00:11:18.060 That's all we want.

00:11:19.640 And that's what we will be taking.

00:11:21.740 We are taking back this nation from the globalists, from the political and NGO class who seek its destruction.

00:11:30.100 We are the people, and we have risen.

00:11:34.020 And the croppies won't be lying down again.

00:11:43.440 Thank you.

00:11:46.180 And I think there's a little flicker there.

00:11:47.880 Because remember, whereas we have not had violence in Canada in generations, I mean, we were born peacefully.

00:11:56.100 The last war Canada really had on the ground was the War of 1812, where we sacked the White House.

00:12:02.180 But that wasn't even a Canadian war.

00:12:03.720 We were part of the British Empire.

00:12:05.360 We have never had violent solutions to problems in Canada.

00:12:09.060 But in Ireland, they have.

00:12:10.740 They had a full-out revolution just over a century ago.

00:12:14.740 And, of course, the story of Ireland is resistance and rebellion against many people who would seek to rule over them.

00:12:22.100 So when Malachi Steenson said, there's no place for violence yet, it's shocking to my Canadian ears to hear it.

00:12:30.960 And I don't think what he was saying was menacing.

00:12:33.920 I think he meant he says, folks, we shouldn't be violent yet.

00:12:37.360 But it's a reminder that in Ireland, they have sometimes actually solved problems through armed resistance.

00:12:45.580 I mean, you can like it or lump it.

00:12:47.120 You can take it or leave it.

00:12:48.260 But I think that of all my travels on the migration file, and I'm not the only one who's traveled.

00:12:53.800 As you know, Alexa and Lincoln went down to the Mexico border.

00:12:58.960 Remember this?

00:13:01.260 Mexico.

00:13:02.060 Mexico.

00:13:03.080 Ecuador?

00:13:04.040 Ecuador?

00:13:05.400 Tu familia? 0.98

00:13:08.020 Si.

00:13:08.160 I've had hundreds, and I'm not kidding, hundreds of people show up at my house.

00:13:12.840 Thing was, we're out here chasing aliens, you know, we're out here patrolling the border.

00:13:17.380 You'd have to answer all your sensors, and you'd go out there and be looking for stuff.

00:13:20.900 There's a whole category of people that aren't even being touched right now.

00:13:23.960 They just run right through.

00:13:24.920 And earlier, if you might recall, we sent David Menzies to Mexico itself for part of the caravans.

00:13:29.960 Remember this?

00:13:30.580 Well, it's a blistering Saturday afternoon, and the migrant caravan has pulled over for a pit stop here at the crossing of Isla.

00:13:48.500 They're going to the town of Isla, which is still further on.

00:13:51.840 We're about an hour away from the town they were last in for an overnight stay.

00:13:57.940 Now, as you can see, you can't be picky about what kind of transport you want.

00:14:04.540 Here's a huge transport truck, but instead of goods, it is packed full of migrants. 1.00

00:14:13.200 Any ride is better than no ride, given that the alternative is just walking hundreds and hundreds of kilometres yet to go until the U.S. border.

00:14:23.180 We're going to try to find if we can speak to some other people here.

00:14:26.860 We've already tried to speak with the Mexican human rights people that are following this caravan route.

00:14:34.640 They won't talk to us for whatever reason, but maybe someone else will.

00:14:38.600 Of course, we cover the Roxham Road story.

00:14:41.020 We've covered it for years.

00:14:42.360 Remember this?

00:14:43.300 You two, you are in Canada right now.

00:14:44.740 You're under arrest for illegal entry.

00:14:46.280 Do you have a document?

00:14:47.340 Yes, sir.

00:14:47.840 Do you have a document?

00:14:48.600 Yes.

00:14:48.960 Yes.

00:14:49.060 Yes.

00:14:49.460 Yes.

00:14:49.960 Yes.

00:14:50.960 Yes.

00:14:51.460 Yes.

00:14:51.960 Yes.

00:14:52.960 Yes.

00:14:53.960 Yes.

00:14:54.960 Yes.

00:14:55.960 Yes.

00:14:56.460 Yes.

00:14:56.840 All of these places where we cover masks,

00:15:26.820 immigration all around the world i have to tell you that ireland is unique at least to me and i'm

00:15:32.580 just one guy traveling around ireland is the place where they're pushing back in a way i haven't seen

00:15:38.100 anywhere else and that story from uh dumb drum dun drum which is an interesting name where the

00:15:46.100 local hotel is being turned into a refugee camp that sort of thing is happening here in canada

00:15:52.020 dozens maybe hundreds of hotels in canada have been turned into urban refugee camps and by the way

00:15:59.540 they have bought a convent or they're buying a convent in ottawa for the same purpose so they're

00:16:04.660 actually doing many of the same things they're doing in ireland they're not forcing it on small

00:16:08.980 towns in the same way and we just shrug and roll our eyes and say oh what can you do that's the

00:16:15.220 difference that's what i found so fascinating in ireland so that's my report by the way today i was

00:16:20.100 invited on dan wooten's broadcast in the uk to talk about it here's 30 seconds of that feels like

00:16:25.700 dark times um that your people are killing each other over over something that we feel we should

00:16:31.940 have control of like um we don't want this country to be flooded with thousands hundreds of thousands 1.00

00:16:38.660 of undocumented males like you keep saying women and children it's not we have the videos everybody

00:16:44.500 has videos thousands upon thousands of videos i guess it's lies upon lies upon lies and people are waking

00:16:49.620 up going like this there's something wrong it's a sinister feeling the irish people have um and

00:16:54.900 that's that's what's causing people to show up such powerful words and also ezra uh you spoke to a

00:17:02.500 local irish woman who was protesting who also reflected that sort of anxiety thanks for coming 1.00

00:17:10.100 over really appreciate it we have obviously nobody to speak on our behalf except for we've won local media

00:17:15.620 but i want to know what the plan is bringing all these men into ireland young single men putting

00:17:22.100 them in a tent what is the plan thank you and ezra how astonishing that it's you and it's rebel news

00:17:31.380 a brilliant canadian independent outlet that is giving a voice to the ordinary people of ireland

00:17:36.820 because the msm and both united kingdom and ireland has become so corrupt you know i i've traveled to

00:17:45.620 probably half a dozen countries to see how mass migration is handled i've been to the netherlands i've

00:17:51.860 been to to france of course i've been to the uk i have to say dan that the irish are the first community

00:17:59.780 i've seen push back on mass that city councilor you showed a moment ago glenn moore he's an elected

00:18:06.900 city councilor when he attended at a protest he was pepper sprayed by police but he didn't bend the knee

00:18:14.180 let me just tell you a really quick story about that place you probably saw those tall concrete blocks

00:18:20.020 there is an abandoned paint factory in dublin that's huge and it's empty and the government suddenly

00:18:28.100 decided they're going to put in at least 500 but maybe many more single military aged migrant men

00:18:35.700 there just put them in the factory and turn it into i don't know like a urban refugee camp except for 0.95

00:18:40.900 right across the street it is a kid's play place and a kid's movie theater and a burger king and the

00:18:48.180 local community is saying what are you doing you're putting 500 single men right across the street from

00:18:55.140 basically playgrounds and and that neighborhood called kulak is is a lower income neighborhood so

00:19:01.060 they're already deprived of services they don't have a lot and the government is has just announced

00:19:07.620 ta-da fait accompli 500 men moving into that neighborhood so there have been daily protests

00:19:14.980 some local irish youth threw a couple of bottles at police so boom income the riot cops pepper spraying and

00:19:21.700 and beating everybody but the irish don't bend the knee and they've come back again and again one

00:19:27.300 more anecdote i visited a tiny village called dundrum about 180 200 people live there very small and

00:19:36.020 there's a beautiful country hotel dan the government has struck a deal with that hotel to stop using it as

00:19:43.380 a hotel kill the tourism that little village and to bring in 280 single military edge migrant men

00:19:51.460 so the town has less than 200 people it's a village but the government has announced is bringing in 280

00:19:59.220 migrant men there was there's no consultation there's no engagement there's no appeal there's

00:20:03.940 there's no discussion it's just in one fell swoop they will end centuries of irish life in dundrum and

00:20:13.380 this is happening all over ireland but i i've mentioned i've studied this issue in half a dozen countries

00:20:19.620 ireland is the first place i've seen fighting back in the way they are and it's very interesting to see

00:20:25.780 and i bet you feel that way as a brit you're a lot closer to it indeed and what was great is that you

00:20:32.340 also tracked down some of these migrants and while they didn't answer i think they're part of the issue

00:20:39.540 they need to be given a chance to have a say so so this is what happened there aren't refugees usually

00:20:45.540 women and children did you guys destroy your documents before you came over i hear that

00:20:52.500 happens a lot that people get on a plane but then they shred their documents did you guys do that

00:21:01.220 and what sort of behavior are these migrants bringing to ireland not those specific men i should point out

00:21:09.620 but you've posted this really shocking video of a woman in a supermarket who was horrified when

00:21:17.700 and when a migrant started to take pictures of her children

00:21:21.860 what are you doing taking pictures of your child sorry sorry what are you doing taking pictures of my child

00:21:28.740 just just for me why are you he's after being taking pictures of my child he's after taking a picture of me

00:21:34.420 and i mean this is happening every day ezra these sorts of you know taking taking pictures is the

00:21:51.620 least of it as we know from the uk whether it's in um roshdale or telford or rotherham uh things can get

00:22:00.420 much worse than these grooming gangs that typically are foreign nationals come in and target 0.99

00:22:07.380 what used to be a high trust society imagine a small town in rural ireland everyone knows everyone

00:22:13.860 you know what i mean by a high trust society everyone looks out for each other when we were in dundrum

00:22:18.660 you know people said who are you what are you doing taking pictures because we were filming

00:22:22.980 the the street and even just filming the street locals said who are you and and you know that might seem

00:22:28.980 uh you know suspicious or paranoid but that's how a town looks after itself you bring in hundreds

00:22:35.620 or thousands or hundreds of thousands or millions of foreigners who come from a low trust society 1.00

00:22:42.260 where women are not allowed out on the streets be precisely because they'll be taken advantage of 1.00

00:22:47.220 where kids don't play out in the streets precisely because there are marauders what we see is a clash between

00:22:52.980 immigrants from a low trust society being dumped and i say dumped because they're just planting hundreds 1.00

00:22:59.940 of them in this town of dundrum and and the irish i think are being erased and i say that because

00:23:07.140 they're the indigenous people of their land the irish never colonized anyone the irish you know didn't

00:23:13.700 move there there wasn't the irish never took slaves in fact they themselves were were taken as slaves in

00:23:19.460 the by the barbary pilots pirates so here you've got the local indigenous community that's been there

00:23:24.580 for thousands of years and they're saying what is happening to us and i don't understand why the irish 0.91

00:23:31.380 government including nationalists like shin fein who i thought were so ireland for the irish why is

00:23:37.860 everyone trying to destroy the irish nature of that country that i do not understand dan so i continue to

00:23:45.140 to be animated by this battle over mass immigration and it's not just a question of immigration in

00:23:51.140 itself it's when you bring in millions of people to your own country and you naturalize them and make 1.00

00:23:57.780 them citizens they soon get a right to vote and you can see that in canada not quite the same extent in

00:24:05.860 the u.s i don't think i think we're more hurtling down that road but check out these scenes in washington

00:24:10.420 dc where benjamin netanyahu the prime minister of israel was addressing congress by the way joe

00:24:16.420 biden and kamala harris boycotted the event they claim they had other engagements absolutely astonishing

00:24:23.700 but look at the mad crowds on the streets the absolute craziness some of them are woke

00:24:30.180 hardcore left-wing americans but a lot of these folks are newcomers when you bring mass migration 0.99

00:24:36.900 into a country you change the electorate take a look at what was going on outside uh while netanyahu

00:24:44.020 was giving a speech inside

00:24:58.020 um

00:25:09.540 uh

00:25:13.700 how

00:25:17.940 why

00:25:20.020 as we now know iran is financing a lot of these actions within the united states

00:25:41.140 some crazy super gross things they dumped crickets and worms and bugs in the watergate 1.00

00:25:47.780 hotel where netanyahu is staying take a look at this super gross well the grossness is inside the

00:25:54.420 house here's rashida slave holding up a little sign that says war criminal um really when you have 0.91

00:26:01.300 mass migration of people from anti-semitic countries islamist countries whether it's

00:26:05.780 ilhan omar or others it will start to animate uh the political party inside take a look at her 1.00

00:26:13.300 kamala harris is going to be the candidate as you know for the democrats running in the next

00:26:18.900 campaign and as you know she she received no primary vote she dropped out of the primary

00:26:24.020 she won no delegates she was polling at like one percent and she was appointed expressly by joe

00:26:30.820 biden as a dei running mate a you know diversity candidate because she was a woman of color that 1.00

00:26:36.820 was her sole credential she had no popular support she was actually deeply unpopular within the

00:26:42.020 democratic party for a number of reasons i don't know if you recall but she was actually just torn

00:26:46.740 to ribbons by tulsi gabbard in one of the primary debates remember this i want to bring the conversation

00:26:52.420 back to the broken criminal justice system that is disproportionately negatively impacting black and

00:26:58.580 brown people all across this country today now senator harris says she's proud of her record as a

00:27:04.420 prosecutor and that she'll be a prosecutor president but i'm deeply concerned about this record

00:27:09.220 there are too many examples to cite but she put over 1500 people in jail for marijuana violations and 0.99

00:27:14.740 then laughed about it when she was asked if she ever smoked marijuana she blocked evidence she blocked

00:27:21.540 evidence that would have freed an innocent man from death row until the courts forced her to do so

00:27:27.860 she kept people in prison beyond their sentences to use them as cheap labor for the state of california 1.00

00:27:33.460 and she fought to keep cash bail system in place that impacts poor people in the worst kind of way 0.97

00:27:40.900 she's incredibly unlikable kamala harris especially that cackling laugh i don't know if you remember

00:27:46.180 but uh a couple years ago we found a great uh impre impersonator an impressionist named sd paltiel

00:27:53.140 who did a bunch of videos for us who just nailed that cackle remember this

00:28:05.860 well who's laughing now well she is unfortunately and one of the things i saw 0.99

00:28:28.260 about who would be kamala harris's running mate was a discussion of the possibility of i think he's the

00:28:34.100 governor of pennsylvania josh shapiro um who obviously if you're from pennsylvania you're gonna

00:28:41.300 you're probably gonna win the state of pennsylvania which is one of those battleground states

00:28:45.460 really wisconsin michigan pennsylvania ohio if you win those states you've won the election because

00:28:52.580 most of the rest of the country is so republican or so democrat it's not going to change i saw this

00:28:58.020 incredible comments um by democratic activists that josh shapiro is a non-starter because he's a jew 0.98

00:29:06.420 now there's been a jew uh an old um democratic senator named lieberman actually ran on the

00:29:13.300 democratic ticket a few years back it's not controversial to have jews in public life especially

00:29:19.060 in big cities jewish mayors are very common the occasional jewish governor but imagine so much

00:29:24.900 anti-semitism within the democratic party that even the fact that um a candidate is jewish would

00:29:32.340 disqualify him i'm a little bit worried about kamala harris if you would have asked me about 0.99

00:29:37.860 that a year ago i would have said she's incredibly unlikable she is terrible at communicating she is 0.78

00:29:45.140 terrible to her own staff and is a very high turnover but i don't think any of that is relevant

00:29:50.500 because if you remember in the last election joe biden essentially campaigned from a bunker he

00:29:56.100 didn't have big rallies he didn't leave the house he claimed it was because of covid we now know it was

00:30:02.020 probably because of his cognitive decline don't think they won't do the same exact thing with kamala

00:30:07.060 harris keep her in a box have scripted pre-recorded messages nothing off the cuff uh only interviews with

00:30:14.740 very friendly media they're going to keep her under control the same way that they did with joe biden

00:30:20.580 and they'll just rely on the media repeaters to promote her and i think it's already working

00:30:26.340 a week ago when donald trump survived the assassination attempt it was an exhilarating

00:30:32.100 moment especially that ultra patriotic image of him with his fist up under the flag that was an

00:30:38.100 incredible moment momentum shifted and so did the polls that is gone i think the energy has shifted

00:30:45.300 back from the republicans to the democrats the democrats who were despondent over the obvious

00:30:53.140 decline of joe biden are now exhilarated that he's gone they don't like kamala harris but they know

00:30:58.900 that they won't have the same problems they would have had with biden and i think it's going to be a

00:31:03.380 brutal battle i think the entire world turns on it so there's a lot cooking there's a lot going on

00:31:10.100 and we'll do our best to cover it i want to point out one more thing today before we get to our guest

00:31:15.700 and it was yesterday an alumnus of rebel news you know who i'm talking about kian bexty had a bit of a

00:31:23.860 scoop and it was pretty exciting to watch here let me give you a bit of a teaser here's kian announcing

00:31:29.620 his scoop on the internet yesterday i asked you though sorry sorry sir i'll just ask you super

00:31:36.100 quickly your minister said you're going on vacation no don't put your hands on me don't put your hands

00:31:40.260 on me then please more than any political leader on the face of the earth justin trudeau carefully

00:31:44.980 manages his media appearances who's allowed access to him who can get into press conferences who he'll

00:31:51.060 arrest if they get too close who he'll sit down for an interview with you had your media advance call

00:31:58.020 the rcmp because i was going to ask questions we didn't want i wasn't the cbc i wasn't ctv i wasn't

00:32:03.380 global news so we came out here following his catastrophic by-election loss in toronto

00:32:10.020 the prime minister has gone into hiding he refuses to call a caucus meeting and his administration is

00:32:16.180 hanging on by a thread right here sure thank you are you looking for a replacement right now no i am

00:32:25.060 absolutely not i am i'm running in the next election are you concerned at all about your

00:32:29.780 poll numbers no i am not what causes you to not be concerned after reviewing open source information

00:32:36.100 and discerning the whereabouts of prime minister justin trudeau's plane we realized he was in hiding

00:32:41.380 in tofino the mainstream media was calling it a vacation but we knew where he was and we knew that

00:32:47.380 this was the only opportunity we'd have to get questions answered mark paulins said that going on road

00:32:52.820 trip is equivalent to setting the world on fire you can take a summer fun time vacation where

00:32:58.020 you're locked in a car for 10 consecutive days non-stop with no bathroom breaks and the conservatives

00:33:04.180 have a plan for you to have that summer time fun and the cost give up the future of the planet you

00:33:09.700 chartered uh government jet to here tofino i don't i'm not going to do the math on how much carbon that

00:33:15.860 well he managed to think and to to figure out where trudeau was likely having his vacation his annual

00:33:24.820 trip to tofino and he booked a flight there and he and another journalist very low-key they didn't have

00:33:30.340 big cameras they just had their cell phones basically walked the beaches of tofino until they

00:33:35.060 found trudeau and they walked up to trudeau and kian put his questions um and here's a clip that

00:33:42.260 kian put up today of his first moments of the encounter when trudeau got a little bit handsy

00:33:47.460 with him and the rcmp started to swarm here's how that looked

00:33:50.660 well kian does pretty well uh keeping calm

00:34:20.020 in a crisis moment and i guess uh trudeau didn't really know who he was

00:34:24.660 i think if it had been me there or or david menzies i think trudeau would have hated us and

00:34:30.580 let the rcmp do their work but i don't think he quite recognized kian bexty even though in the past

00:34:35.780 he had had kian arrested and so he in the moment trudeau made the decision that it was probably

00:34:42.020 better to do a few minutes of chatter with kian bexty than to have the final images of that

00:34:47.620 encounter being trudeau getting hands in the rcmp arresting him uh so uh kian got 10 minutes with

00:34:54.660 the prime minister and we're going to have kian on the show tomorrow to talk about it because i

00:34:58.980 gotta tell you it was a great act of adventurous citizen journalism and i think it was a home run

00:35:04.740 so he'll be on the show tomorrow and as you know i've worked more days a week than the vast

00:35:12.580 majority of canadians you've actually taken hundreds of vacation days last year sorry you

00:35:18.980 can do the math glenn mcgregor did the math last year pointed out how many days i work as prime minister

00:35:27.140 this equivalent of working every single day of the week and saturday and not taking any day off

00:35:33.540 not any any uh bank holidays not two weeks of vacation nothing i work incredibly hard and i get

00:35:41.380 to be dad with my kids with nothing else going on for 10 minutes anyways i just wanted to talk about

00:35:47.620 a few things whether it was foreign migration the visit of netanyahu to washington dc or how kamala

00:35:53.700 harris suddenly has the energy and the support of the party um just being selected by basically the donors

00:36:00.820 and the and the high-ranking party members there was no grassroots democracy there was no vote it's

00:36:05.700 astonishing and the media has normalized that just an amazing amazing time in politics stay with us in

00:36:12.420 a moment we'll have our friend andy lee talking about where on earth melanie jolie is stay with us for that

00:36:28.660 hey i don't know if you remember but a couple of years ago i had the largest scoop

00:36:32.100 of my life it was sort of an accidental scoop but hey if uh if you work at things for a long time you

00:36:38.420 do get a little bit of luck the story i'm talking about i called at the time the china files and i i

00:36:44.660 had seen some uh story on the russian propaganda website called sputnik that claimed canada had sent

00:36:54.020 a military attache to attend the 50th anniversary of the chinese navy called the people's liberation army

00:37:02.820 navy and this was when they were holding two canadians hostage i couldn't find any evidence

00:37:08.660 evidence of it anywhere else and i wasn't going to believe a russian pr website so i submitted an

00:37:14.660 access to information request to the canadian government they sent me an answer but instead of

00:37:21.460 redacting my question just to be clear was tell me about all contacts between the canadian government

00:37:28.340 and the people's liberation army they sent me a bunch of pages but instead of blacking out

00:37:34.980 all the confidential answers they simply grade them out as in i could see everything in fact more than that

00:37:43.540 what they would have blacked out sort of directed my eyes to what they were most sensitive about it was

00:37:50.020 astonishing to learn of all the ways the canadian government was actively cooperating

00:37:56.660 with china's army including training their officers in canada at canadian military bases

00:38:04.260 in things like winter warfare absolutely astonishing greatest scoop of my life but like

00:38:10.500 i say it sort of landed in my lap accidentally someone in the department of defense either accidentally or

00:38:15.940 maybe even on purpose wanted to get the word out of how close canada was to the chinese well that

00:38:21.460 was a story i did a couple years ago and it was about a sneaky and it started as i mentioned about a sneaky

00:38:28.820 meeting where a canadian military officer was sneakily and secretly sent to china and were it not for

00:38:36.020 the russians ratting them out i wouldn't have learned anyways fast forward to now did you know

00:38:44.500 that canada's foreign minister melanie joe lee went to china secretly last week i didn't know that that's

00:38:54.260 the whole thing about it being a secret we were told about that we learned about that not by our own

00:38:59.540 government but by the chinese government the thought that they would reveal it and in so doing humiliate 0.77

00:39:05.860 canada even more joining us now to talk about this is one of our friends who's an excellent independent

00:39:12.020 citizen journalist who occasionally writes some deeply researched stuff for us too on the subject

00:39:18.500 of chinese interference you know who i'm talking about our friend andy lee andy it's great to see you

00:39:24.180 again what a crazy thing for a secret trip from melanie joe lee to china and only to be embarrassed by them

00:39:32.500 what do you make of the whole thing it wasn't so secret in retrospect actually i went back to

00:39:38.900 find out when the stage was set for this so she was actually in munich in february at a security

00:39:44.340 conference and she did meet with china's foreign minister wang yi back then and according to that

00:39:50.900 article there were indications that they were setting up later meetings down the road so this was probably

00:39:56.100 something that was discussed there and and set up quite quite a long time ago but not publicized for

00:40:01.700 obvious reasons what with um you know relations between china and canada being what they were

00:40:06.900 and no doubt at that time that article did say that she was requested to stop hyping up the china threat

00:40:14.660 and that of course would have been right in the middle of you know hoag foreign interference commission

00:40:19.460 meetings and hearings and hearings and things like that so um we found another article on her

00:40:25.940 visit to china not as flattering as a take as as we were maybe led to believe um so yeah this article

00:40:34.420 came out uh i found it on wechat it looked like it was from an anonymous blogger and very unflattering

00:40:43.380 take on on the visit um you know again asking us to stop hyping up the the china threat calling us 0.98

00:40:51.060 the loyal dog of the united states they also said that canada is you know making dog food and bringing

00:40:56.580 dog food to the us and you know that they're going to upgrade the sticks that they use to beat dogs

00:41:02.660 with and that of course is a reference to um you know sometimes how dogs are killed in china they

00:41:08.260 are beat with with pipes and then eaten so very very unflattering overall article also brought up um

00:41:17.940 the ev tariffs which is something that we're we're floating around that's electric vehicles so so um

00:41:24.260 china of course is being mass producing electric vehicles what's the ev tariff issue well i mean obviously

00:41:31.300 they don't want them we're looking at other countries that are putting in very very significant tariffs on

00:41:36.820 electric vehicles to protect their own domestic industries and try to wean ourselves off of our

00:41:42.260 reliance in china which has got us you know basically nowhere but in trouble the article also does point

00:41:48.340 out that we have a you know a multi-billion dollar trade deficit with china which is true you know we 0.86

00:41:54.340 normalize relations with china during the peer elliott trudeau area in 1978 we had a massive trade surplus

00:42:01.620 with china at that time of course being more developed and since then we've seen that grow to

00:42:07.460 a bigger and bigger deficit so putting you know stricter trade controls and tariffs in place is one

00:42:12.900 of those tools where we can try to regulate our own markets a little bit better and you know reduce

00:42:18.900 reliance on china um you know especially given that the government under xi jinping's rule has taken a

00:42:26.660 uh definite turn one that we were not seeing you know hoping to see uh happen we were hoping to see

00:42:34.500 and this was dang daoping's you know plan was that china would start to open up um but that of course

00:42:41.940 hasn't happened right and every inch that we've given them they've taken a mile and and ran with it

00:42:47.460 so not exactly inaccurate that they do hold quite a bit of power over us um and they are definitely we are

00:42:53.940 probably a little bit more reliant on china right now than we should be uh and you know they have 1.00

00:42:59.380 many many many different options uh to look for you know should we get into some sort of a trade skiff

00:43:04.900 or something like that yeah well let me stop there for a second because you've said so many things

00:43:09.860 and i wouldn't mind just unpacking some of them um ev imports or electric vehicles of course there's

00:43:15.300 tesla which dominates the north american market one of the things that i've really learned about tesla

00:43:20.260 over the past year or so is sure it's a car company but it really is a tech company all those

00:43:26.020 cameras on every tesla that goes into their database they're collecting endless data on all

00:43:31.620 their users their habits their travels the way they drive it's the basis upon which they built the

00:43:37.860 autumn autopilot where the car drives itself and the thing is if a car is controlled electronically

00:43:45.940 it can be shut down electronically theoretically tesla could turn off a car could control a particular

00:43:54.340 car there's an enormous amount of power in who controls the the tech side of a car i think that

00:44:01.780 has got to be at least as big an issue for chinese electric vehicle imports as just the sheer competitive

00:44:10.420 threat of them dumping cars in canada beneath market prices i would not want to drive around in a car

00:44:18.500 that's recording everything i do that's studying me and that maybe if i say the wrong thing on twitter

00:44:24.500 the chinese government pushes a button and i can't drive my car anymore

00:44:29.380 yeah it's not i mean it sounds far out there but it's really not that far out there right i mean

00:44:33.700 we know that any conflicts in the future are going to be tough thought not you know probably not with

00:44:38.660 traditional weaponry they're going to be fought technologically and so yeah this is something

00:44:43.300 that's been in the news is you know we've got these self-driving chinese cars who are you know

00:44:48.100 zipping around the united states mapping out neighborhoods and things like that um so you

00:44:53.220 know what are they doing what sort of information are they capturing is anybody noting where they're

00:44:57.220 going what areas they're they're surveilling and things like that how this information is being relayed back

00:45:02.900 to the government what it could be used for could it be used for national security purposes or to

00:45:07.380 diminish the united states national security certainly it could and um yeah you know are

00:45:13.380 they able to control our our mode of transportation down the road and it's not that far out there

00:45:20.340 it's definitely something to to be worth thinking of and of course we don't get that sort of reciprocity

00:45:25.220 we certainly don't get the bus drive our vehicles in china and that's you know the whole sort of

00:45:30.660 crux of this issue is that when you're looking at a reliable trade partner it's a reciprocal relationship

00:45:37.940 right but that's not the kind of relationship we have and david mulroney had a you know he he had a

00:45:44.020 great tweet the other day that i commented on and it's just like you know we can't any longer treat

00:45:49.940 china as being a normal country right because they're not a normal country because we can't have normal 1.00

00:45:55.140 relations with the country when we don't have that sort of mutual respect and and reciprocity yeah

00:46:01.140 you know i was thinking about the ev electric vehicles and how they scan everything i we've got

00:46:06.820 little drone cameras drones with cameras in them that we use at rebel news occasionally and dji is the

00:46:13.700 name of a leading brand of drones but there's a lot of other brands and most of them are chinese companies

00:46:20.340 and the thing about a drone is all the video and all the data in the case of dji at least it all goes

00:46:27.060 back to the company and they they require and there's some real reasons for that it stops you

00:46:34.260 from flying near an airport and there's limits on your drone that are imposed on your drone by dji but

00:46:40.740 my point is every single drone flown in north america and canada that data what it sees is being held by

00:46:48.020 a chinese company i think it's sort of terrifying um but let's get back to melanie jolie for a bit i 1.00

00:46:54.500 don't regard her as a serious cabinet minister i don't think she's particularly well informed when

00:46:59.460 canada sent a warship down to cuba she didn't know about it she didn't know it was docking there the 0.99

00:47:06.260 same time the russians were there with their submarine she she was asked in real time on tv about it

00:47:13.700 and she sort of pled ignorance here's here's that embarrassing moment take a look

00:47:18.020 okay a lot of this is being driven by russia i mean obviously china as well but but russia it would

00:47:23.860 be the primary player as one of the eight arctic nations there is this strange thing happening in

00:47:29.380 cuba minister that i'm wondering if you can help me understand the hmcs margaret brooke which is a

00:47:33.540 patrol vessel from from canada gone to havana for three days starting tomorrow to celebrate canada cuba

00:47:39.380 bilateral relations and there's some eyebrows being raised because it's in port at the same time that

00:47:44.260 russian military vessels including nuclear-powered submarines are there why would canada have a

00:47:49.220 canadian ship in a cuban port at the same time as russian military vessels are there listen this is

00:47:54.500 something that i have to look much more closer to this is an information that is news to me because

00:48:01.860 the minister of defense also works with calf and dnd on this very issue but of course we'll look into

00:48:09.540 this and get back one so i don't think she's well briefed i don't think she's particularly

00:48:14.420 interested in foreign affairs i think she just reads what her media briefers tell her to read

00:48:21.380 so when she went to china i i really do believe the the theory that she was brought there as a dressing

00:48:29.380 down can i read that thing that you found in chinese on the internet i'd love you to to talk a

00:48:34.100 little more about it so this is what you discovered by searching around on that social media site

00:48:41.460 called wechat which is like a chinese twitter and uh you you translate it as

00:48:49.380 she was called to beijing to be quote reprimanded quote the trudeau government has become the loyal dog

00:48:56.180 of the united states and you mentioned a stick to beat her with so it sounds like she was being brought

00:49:02.260 to china to be criticized to get a dressing down to almost to be disciplined as if she works for china

00:49:10.260 as if she should be more loyal to china like it it's sort of weird to me that she would go there

00:49:17.380 to be humiliated well i mean you you say it wasn't really a secret but the chinese revealed it too which

00:49:23.540 has got to be embarrassing why would melanie jolie go to china i know why the chinese would want her there 1.00

00:49:29.540 to humiliate her and give her a stern lecture but what's in why would canada send her there 0.91

00:49:37.780 that's a very good question because i don't see anything that was gained geopolitically by this

00:49:45.780 meeting um it didn't seem to thaw relations at all um it did seem to maybe create more of a rift

00:49:55.860 um especially the way that the mission was carried out it was carried out in a very you know sort of

00:50:00.500 you're right a hush you know shush shush non-diplomatic non-official manner aside from her

00:50:06.980 meeting with yang uh wangi and that's on cctv it's online um and that's china central television of

00:50:14.660 course not answers to the state propaganda department so that's online and you can see

00:50:19.940 those discussions and they're very uncomfortable and she looks very uncomfortable so why was she

00:50:26.260 sent um was this just a sizing up of each other um you know maybe they want to get a better

00:50:34.500 understanding of you know some of the new laws that we're putting in place we're of course looking well

00:50:38.340 we've passed a bill that will give us a foreign asian registry act right and that's something that

00:50:45.060 we're putting into place so no doubt that came up they're obviously very upset about the hearings this

00:50:51.300 is something that gets parroted time and time again is that they're hyping up the china threat 0.55

00:50:55.940 and that we don't interfere in other people's um you know internal matters and things like that we of

00:51:01.940 course know that that's completely untrue and there's good hard evidence otherwise that they've been

00:51:07.380 working actively to interfere in our internal matters and our elections among other things so that's

00:51:14.740 that's the big question is why did they send jolie there right to get a dressing down um and and what

00:51:23.860 was gained for it and what else did she do there we don't know we only know of this one meeting 0.54

00:51:28.420 she was there for several days so i'm trying to figure out what else she got up to but i haven't

00:51:33.060 seen anything yet but i will keep looking to see what other meetings take place and the reason that i

00:51:38.820 bring this up is that the last time melanie jolly was in china and this is very very important and

00:51:46.500 something that was never brought up in the media and something that was kept very very hush-hush is

00:51:50.900 that she was sent on a trade mission with john mccallum to china this was in 2018 and during that

00:51:59.060 meeting they quietly met with zhang bin who was the leader of the china cultural industry association

00:52:04.660 and that of course was the association that donated money to the trudeau foundation

00:52:10.020 that was later returned so she did that meeting it was not well publicized there was no press about it

00:52:15.860 this was just something that we happened to come upon and we were like whoa whoa hold on

00:52:20.580 you know we had all these hearings and these committee meetings about the trudeau foundation and

00:52:24.580 that very controversial donation um which was you know eventually returned because it was supposed to be

00:52:31.300 being reimbursed by the chinese government we still don't really know exactly what happened there but

00:52:36.100 we do know because there's a meeting that melanie jolly met and with one of the men who initiated the

00:52:43.220 donation in china and nobody said anything during the hearings so you have to wonder what else she was up

00:52:50.180 to while she was there given that i'm not going to say she's lied about it but this was never uncovered and

00:52:57.940 it would have been interesting information i'm sure to learn that maybe when we were told that there

00:53:02.820 was no influence bought from this donation well maybe that wasn't exactly correct she's on a fundraising 0.54

00:53:09.700 trip right now i mean uh maybe she is compromised in some way because of uh what she would have said

00:53:16.980 six years ago in that fund i mean that's the thing about china is they they have a total approach to

00:53:24.420 espionage industrial espionage political espionage just general information gathering i think they're

00:53:30.660 into big data they hoover up everything they can i mean i i think that the liberals especially six years

00:53:38.500 ago if that's when you you're saying melanie jolly went to china and met with this fundraiser

00:53:44.100 every word she would have said would have been recorded of course everything she did would have been noted

00:53:50.500 and it would not surprise me given the liberal mindset in 2018 when they were still high in the

00:53:57.780 polls and they were still confident and they were still in their first term remember they that was

00:54:02.980 when they could do no wrong it would not surprise me if melanie jolly said some things made some promises 0.81

00:54:11.220 that would have trapped her i and i have no basis for this other than the liberals are arrogant and they 0.69

00:54:18.660 hoovered up as much money from china as they could and the 2019 election and the 2021 election were the

00:54:26.260 ones that were compromised so to 2018 they would have been working her they would have been trying to 1.00

00:54:34.020 in some way break her conflict her um compromise her i bet they had was she did she go was she the

00:54:42.500 foreign minister back in 2018 or did she go in a different capacity no she was there i believe that

00:54:48.580 she was minister of heritage at the time and so no reason to go no i mean the minister of heritage does

00:54:54.500 not need to go to china but if you're there on behalf of a fundraiser and for the liberal party

00:54:59.940 i bet they have something on her well i think it was a little bit of a reciprocical relationship you

00:55:06.180 know what um you know we introduced you to this guy he offered some money to the trudeau foundation

00:55:11.300 this is our cultural association down the road you return the favor right so it looks like

00:55:16.660 down the road the favor was returned they went down there signed partnership agreements

00:55:21.540 um you know to you know with their media associations and things like that

00:55:26.500 obviously that was probably in hindsight a very very bad move knowing what we know now more given

00:55:32.740 the recent reports and we know that a lot of these cultural associations and media associations

00:55:38.100 are really operated you know behind the scenes by the chinese government the overseas chinese affairs

00:55:43.140 office also known as the united front so you know they were kind of reeled in but so i mean that's

00:55:50.100 why i have serious questions as to what jolie was seriously up to because i mean probably the

00:55:55.700 appropriate thing to do when the trudeau foundation was under that tremendous amount of scrutiny

00:56:00.820 for that donation and that donation was being returned and everybody was looking for answers

00:56:05.060 we even had justin trudeau's brother pulled up in committee hearings probably somebody should have said

00:56:10.580 down the road well hey guess what we actually met this guy in china later on right um and those

00:56:17.380 meetings are so important because it's everybody talks about combating foreign interference well here

00:56:22.740 it is right in front of our face nobody's being honest about how it's executed so how did this deal go

00:56:28.100 down when did you meet him who approached you right how do we understand how this works and how do you

00:56:33.940 fight it honestly earnestly if you really want to fight it and i have serious doubts as to whether they

00:56:38.900 really want to fight it at all if you're not honest about how these meetings take place right how do

00:56:44.580 these introductions happen if you've been compromised and they have dirt on you you're still an asset for

00:56:51.620 the other side i really think the liberals have compromised themselves and the government we'll have

00:56:57.380 to maybe have to do another access to information and maybe someone on the inside will forget to redact the

00:57:02.660 response to me andy it's great to catch up with you i love following you on twitter i want to encourage

00:57:07.780 everyone to do the same and to see you on twitter your twitter handle is real andy lee show and it's

00:57:15.140 no surprise to me that you have 150 000 followers which is very large for an independent journalist

00:57:21.620 it's because of the original digging you do including in chinese language sources it's always a delight to

00:57:28.820 see you come back anytime keep up the great work my friend yeah thank you and if i might just add

00:57:35.380 one more thing quickly i know a lot of people talking about well it's just a we chat opinion piece and

00:57:40.100 it is an opinion piece but the author is um he's he's at chow uh young he and so like i said he was a

00:57:47.700 former uh people's liberation army naval officer and he's also promoted by um there's a china association

00:57:57.940 for science and technology so i went and found this anonymous wechat blog and here he is and so he's

00:58:06.500 promoted as one of the 100 accounts to follow under this government initiative so you know he has a

00:58:13.220 certain amount of endorsement obviously clout within the chinese government he's one of only 100 accounts

00:58:19.620 named out of 1.4 billion chinese people so to just sort of discount his opinion on the you know the

00:58:29.460 disastrous joe lee trip is a little bit premature i think um because obviously and he is a chinese 0.99

00:58:36.420 communist party member so you know is this representative of of how they actually really felt

00:58:42.340 and is this well he certainly has influence in china obviously and is a man of status and you know

00:58:51.220 that post has been viewed i think a hundred and uh over a hundred thousand times now so people are

00:58:56.980 certainly absorbing that information so this is our image on the world stage this is our image in china

00:59:02.180 and it is important this would be akin to one of our generals writing you know our retired generals writing

00:59:08.500 a similar unflattering piece which just wouldn't happen it's absolutely an official comment if he is

00:59:15.380 listed as a hundred accounts to follow um that list is not generated with anything other than china's

00:59:22.180 national interests in mind and that china is mocking us they're laughing at us and trudeau is just 0.99

00:59:29.540 taking it because he is as compromised now as he ever was we'll keep in touch andy great to see you again

00:59:35.060 yeah thanks for having me and it's good to see you again well it's our pleasure there you have it

00:59:40.260 real andy lee show on twitter our friend andy lee stay with us more ahead

00:59:53.780 hey welcome back your letters to me about the ireland trip 65 p baker says these countries have

00:59:59.780 to come together and send these people right back where they came from god bless ireland

01:00:05.140 well that's the thing and especially when i was in that town called newtown mount kennedy

01:00:09.700 they said these folks were just walking over from the uk and i thought walking over but remember the

01:00:14.340 map ireland is an island but the the top part of the island is called northern ireland and it's

01:00:21.140 actually part of the united kingdom the full name of that country is the united kingdom of great britain

01:00:26.660 and northern ireland so these fake refugees get on a boat in france sail across the english channel

01:00:33.700 get to stay in the uk they make their way to northern ireland and then they just walk across

01:00:39.460 the border into ireland and as they said they've got all this british slang hey gov how you doing bruv

01:00:47.300 like they're talking like british downtown slang in london they're not coming from pakistan or

01:00:55.140 somalia or nigeria or palestine directly to ireland of course not there are no direct flights from those

01:01:01.940 places so they are absolutely fake and that's the thing no one believes it for a second there are some

01:01:09.300 ukrainian refugees there and and they're a handful in their own way but i don't think anyone thinks

01:01:14.900 the ukrainians are faking the russian invasion and it's typically ukrainian families and from the

01:01:21.140 reports i see they're typically not engaged in some of the anti-social conduct that some of these other

01:01:26.900 migrants are it's just incredible another letter from normal guy crazy world who says 1.00

01:01:33.300 our governments have sold us out to the highest bidder that's exactly what i've detected i mean

01:01:39.460 that hotel in the small town the village of dundrum i don't know how much money they were paid to turn

01:01:45.700 themselves into a refugee camp but it must have been a lot too much for him to resist we have the same 1.00

01:01:51.380 sort of thing in canada too but instead of hotels who are on the payroll too you have dozens of fake

01:01:58.340 colleges basically selling immigration papers in the form of tuition they're fake schools with fake bs

01:02:05.780 degrees and they basically charge you 10 or 20 grand to enroll get a student visa once you have

01:02:12.420 your acceptance there and it's just a way of getting people into this country it's a fake thing

01:02:16.740 it's all about money but they're selling out the country from the rest of us they're selling canada out

01:02:23.620 for a few pieces of silver i hate it it's going on in ireland and around the world too so show for

01:02:30.260 today until tomorrow on behalf of all of us here at rebel world headquarters to you at home good night

01:02:35.540 and keep fighting for freedom

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Rebel News Podcast - July 25, 2024

EZRA LEVANT ｜ Seismic shifts in U.S. election as mass immigration reshapes the world stage

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