Rebel News Podcast - July 11, 2026


EZRA LEVANT ｜ Shopify's Harley Finkelstein targeted in antisemitic confrontation at tech event


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When does Canada reach a migrant tipping point like some European countries have done? And why does Shopify stay in Canada after all of the abuse its executives have received for being Jewish? Ezra LeVant explains why Shopify is staying in Canada.

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00:00:00.000 Hey friends, I've got a question for you. What is the largest company in Canada that's not a bank?
00:00:05.720 It's the number three country, bigger than any railroad, bigger than any oil company or pipeline
00:00:10.720 company. The answer is a tech company called Shopify. It's worth a quarter of a trillion
00:00:16.440 dollars. But how long is it going to stay in Canada given the abuse that its executives are
00:00:23.680 receiving for being Jewish? I'll show you the latest example of that and I'll ask you the
00:00:28.720 question that they're probably asking themselves. But first, let me invite you to become a subscriber
00:00:33.500 to what we call Rebel News Plus. It's the video version of this podcast. I want to show you the
00:00:37.920 encounter between an anti-Semitic activist and the Jewish president or CEO of this company. It
00:00:44.340 was sort of shocking. And the president says he's had that happen to him three times now.
00:00:49.040 And I wonder how many times you can be attacked for being a Jew before you say, you know what?
00:00:53.700 I'm going to move to Florida. I'll show you the video. To see it, though, you've got to have
00:00:57.920 Rebel News Plus. Go to rebelnewsplus.com. All right, here's the full story.
00:01:17.880 Tonight, when does Canada reach a migrant tipping point like some European countries have done?
00:01:24.060 It's July 10th, and this is the Ezra LeVant Show.
00:01:27.920 There are not a lot of big tech companies in Canada or Europe for that matter. Anyone with
00:01:48.220 an entrepreneurial idea is likely to move to the U.S. to be with other tech entrepreneurs and all
00:01:54.060 that comes with it, like the financing, like the high-tech workforce, like the culture of risk-taking,
00:02:00.420 the freedom, the property rights, the lower taxes, the courts. I mean, put it this way,
00:02:06.080 Elon Musk used to live here in Canada, and along the way, that just became a bad idea for him.
00:02:12.540 But there is one company that has stayed here, and I think it's at least partly for sentimental
00:02:18.520 reasons. It's a tech company called Shopify. We've talked about it before. It's a business
00:02:23.680 that lets ordinary people or big companies turn their websites into businesses. We use it at
00:02:30.240 Rebel News for our store. They have millions of companies that use it like we do, and they have
00:02:35.960 close to a billion customers who've used their software to buy stuff. You probably have, even if
00:02:42.480 you don't know it. The company has a market capitalization that means all of its stock is
00:02:48.900 worth about a quarter of a trillion dollars. That makes it the third biggest company in Canada.
00:02:57.120 It's behind the Royal Bank and TD Bank. It's so huge, it's bigger than any of our railways. It's
00:03:02.840 bigger than any oil company. It's called Shopify. So why is it still in Canada? Do they like paying
00:03:10.740 Canadian taxes? Do they like our recession? I know why the railways are in Canada. That's where
00:03:16.520 their railways are. I know why the banks are here. That's where their brick and mortar buildings are.
00:03:21.440 But why Shopify, which is a company that exists in cyberspace? They could move it anywhere.
00:03:29.140 The answer is, they seem to like Canada. Their leaders, Harley Finkelstein and Toby Lutke,
00:03:35.820 say they love it here. And they've made charitable donations here. And they have a real
00:03:40.260 community vibe to them. I think they really like the place. So take a look at this video.
00:03:46.520 Just the other day, when Harley Finkelstein was at a conference for other tech startups.
00:03:52.200 So he was helping other entrepreneurs and business people in Canada get going, giving,
00:03:57.480 you know, telling stories from his company, making, you know, rules and advice for people.
00:04:03.120 And some anti-semite named Eve Engler crashed it, not to ask about tech, but to ask about Jews.
00:04:11.740 And he filmed the whole thing here.
00:04:12.940 Take a look.
00:04:13.380 This is Eve Engler's own film.
00:04:14.760 Mr. Finkelstein, why have you supported the genocide in Gaza?
00:04:18.680 Why have you supported the genocide in Gaza?
00:04:24.080 How many children have been killed, Mr. Finkelstein?
00:04:27.700 How do you support the genocide? 0.98
00:04:29.560 Israel's lawlessness. 0.72
00:04:32.040 Mr. Finkelstein? 0.99
00:04:34.660 Mr. Finkelstein?
00:04:37.960 Israel has killed 100,000.
00:04:40.900 Israel has caused wars in Lebanon, in Iran.
00:04:44.260 Time to go.
00:04:44.760 answer the question answer the question mr finkelstein answer the question do you support
00:04:53.900 palestine rights you're standing with a genocide air you're doing an event with a genocide out
00:04:58.400 mr san pierre stand up for palestine rights and the genocide engler was screaming at finkelstein
00:05:06.140 calling him a genocide air someone who murders this wasn't a jewish event or an israel event
00:05:12.900 it wasn't a military event or a diplomatic event it was a tech event finkelstein is not an israeli
00:05:19.020 he's not a soldier he's a canadian at an event to help others what is that but an attempt to drive
00:05:26.780 jews out of the public square what is that that we saw there other than an attempt to shame and
00:05:32.680 humiliate jews and make life unbearable and the thing is that's the least of it i've seen for 0.64
00:05:41.080 years, the weekly hate festivals that foreign-funded, foreign-directed extremists do in Jewish 0.91
00:05:46.780 neighborhoods in Toronto. Alexa Lavoie has documented it in Montreal. It's in Ottawa, too.
00:05:51.680 It's in Vancouver. It's in Edmonton. It's everywhere in Canada now, but it used to be a shock. I think
00:05:58.780 now it's normal. I think to Harley Finkelstein, it was a bit of a shock. Here's what he wrote about
00:06:04.160 it afterwards on Twitter. He said, what happened at Startup Fest yesterday was anti-Semitism,
00:06:08.560 pure and simple, disguised under a thin veil of advocacy, and everyone in the room saw right
00:06:13.680 through it. I was on stage with George St. Pierre talking about entrepreneurship,
00:06:18.180 not politics. A man burst in screaming horrible accusations of me anyway. Third time in two years,
00:06:25.120 including at the opening of a Jewish community center. My parents were in the front row. I'll
00:06:29.540 never forget their faces, when the target is always the Jew and never the topic. It's not 0.97
00:06:35.300 abacacy. It's hate. The room booed him down and cheered as he was walked out. I'm grateful for
00:06:41.500 that. Hate got escorted out. We got right back to building. So it sounds like this has happened to
00:06:48.000 him three times. Hey, can I show you a photo I took last year when I visited Miami for a couple
00:06:54.740 days? It's a photo of a very religious Jewish rabbi, the founder of the Chabad movement.
00:07:00.200 and the poster is a call for Jews to say a quick prayer at a little synagogue that presumably is
00:07:06.100 near the airport. And what caught my attention about this poster when I walked by it, enough to
00:07:12.100 make me stop and snap a picture on my cell phone, was that the poster was in the middle of the very
00:07:17.220 busy terminal at Miami International Airport and there was no one standing by it, no one guarding
00:07:23.320 it, no one minding it, it was just there. And it was there a couple of days later when I left from
00:07:28.160 the same airport and I presume it's still up today and I thought there's no way that poster
00:07:34.040 would be unmolested in an airport in Toronto or Montreal or Ottawa or likely many others in Canada
00:07:39.060 it would be vandalized or stolen quite likely by airport security staff themselves but there it was
00:07:46.720 in Florida no big deal that's the difference between Canada and most of the U.S. it's the
00:07:55.100 difference between Canada in 2026 and Canada in, say, 2001, 25 years ago, or probably even Canada
00:08:02.440 10 years ago. Anti-Semitism is the new normal in Canada. All the politicians have accepted it as 0.92
00:08:09.660 normal because they love the votes. Don't ask me, ask Harvey Finkelstein, who's been targeted
00:08:14.860 for harassment three times in two years. I showed you the other day that the Muslim population of
00:08:20.740 The Ottawa Carleton Public School Board is now larger than any other religion there.
00:08:25.460 And it's increasing by about 1% a year.
00:08:28.840 I was in Ottawa last weekend to visit the ambassador for the 4th of July party.
00:08:33.720 And I was in the hotel and I could see the demographics on the street.
00:08:39.180 It was the soccer tournament, the World Cup, and I wasn't paying much attention.
00:08:42.620 I was at the hotel downtown and I heard huge cheering and I saw huge crowds in the street.
00:08:49.560 and i assumed that canada had won i mean there's all these people in ottawa cheering no
00:08:56.380 canada lost to morocco a muslim arab country in north africa and the city went wild the allegiance
00:09:07.860 of the fans was to morocco and even if they weren't moroccan it was to fellow north africans
00:09:13.700 or fellow muslims not to canada at least their sports allegiance but what about other allegiances
00:09:20.260 you've probably heard of pew research it's an enormous think tank famous for its international
00:09:26.060 surveys it's considered authoritative if anything it leans a bit liberal i think i rely on it
00:09:31.780 here's a study by them asking americans for their views on the middle east and they categorize the
00:09:37.480 answers by the characteristics of the answerer are you a jewish american are you christian
00:09:42.320 american are you muslim american etc well it turns out that 44 percent of muslim americans 0.67
00:09:50.800 support hamas or have a favorable view of them the murderers the murderers of their own people 0.92
00:09:57.980 let alone the murderers of jews so if you meet a muslim on the streets of america 0.98
00:10:03.480 it's really a coin toss as to whether or not they support a murderous terrorist group that's in 0.96
00:10:10.540 America. In the UK, it's almost exactly the same. It's 46 percent, according to one study. Let me
00:10:17.480 read from the Daily Telegraph. Only one in four British Muslims believe that Hamas committed
00:10:24.060 murder and rape in Israel on October 7. A major report is found. 46 percent of British Muslims
00:10:29.840 say they sympathize with Hamas, according to a poll commissioned by the Henry Jackson Society,
00:10:35.060 a counter-extremism think tank. The survey, which is the largest of its kind to be carried out since
00:10:39.940 the Israel-Hamas conflict began asked a range of questions to British Muslims as well as to the
00:10:45.300 general public. Hey, how long do you think Harley Finkelstein is going to stick around
00:10:50.800 and endure what he's enduring? It's been three times now. There will be a fourth and a fifth
00:10:56.520 and a sixth. It would be like a black man who, wherever he goes, had KKK members sneaking in, 0.90
00:11:06.240 storming the stage shouting at him calling him racist epithets after a certain point why would 0.89
00:11:14.680 a black person stick around if he had the means to leave and i've got to imagine that literally
00:11:21.080 every week there's another important person making the case to shopify to move to the states i mean 0.53
00:11:27.140 what governor wouldn't love to bag a quarter trillion dollar company florida texas tennessee
00:11:33.680 places in the south probably places less anti-semitic than canada probably not new york 1.00
00:11:40.220 city they have an anti-semitic mary these days who's empowering communists and antifa every day
00:11:44.840 forget about being jewish they would just steal your money here's an image though of a church
00:11:50.340 being firebombed in new york a couple days ago so maybe pass on new york and go further south
00:11:55.700 to florida the place where i saw that poster i mean harley finkelstein could stick around
00:12:02.020 the demographics are moving quickly every year a million more migrants many of them from endemically
00:12:08.820 anti-semitic pro-terrorist places i saw this tweet speaking of soccer muslim fans are chanting for 0.96
00:12:16.720 the death of jews hamas hamas jews to the gas that's what they're saying 0.85
00:12:22.320 now i care about this because i i feel it myself i'm jewish but even if you're not jewish
00:12:33.540 when the last harley finkelstein leaves when the last jews leave london and amsterdam and paris
00:12:40.280 do you really think it's going to get better for the christian or post-christian people who remain
00:12:47.700 in canada i don't know i mean egypt was once a christian country hard to believe it's about 10 0.61
00:12:54.120 christian now lebanon was once a christian country both are jew free by the way hey how are they 0.81
00:13:03.060 doing? Stay with us for more. Hey, welcome back. Sometimes I interview people I would call 0.98
00:13:18.240 general pundits. They're smart people who have a clear philosophy. They follow the news and
00:13:23.500 they're just fun to talk to. And you'll learn different arguments or facts. But some people,
00:13:28.060 and I think I prefer talking to these kind of people, are genuine subject matter experts.
00:13:33.700 That when I'm done the interview, I didn't just have fun and have a few turns of a phrase.
00:13:38.620 I actually learned something about the file.
00:13:41.980 And our guest today is certainly a subject matter expert.
00:13:45.200 His name is Sam Cooper.
00:13:46.260 He works for his own website, which is a must-read website.
00:13:51.660 It's called thebureau.news.
00:13:55.060 And he is an expert in foreign meddling in our country.
00:14:00.380 Sometimes that might be from Iran. 0.57
00:14:02.240 Sometimes it might be from communist China.
00:14:04.640 Let me read you one of the latest pieces that Sam wrote, and then we'll join him in a moment.
00:14:09.280 The headline is, U.S. indictment alleges Canada border agent insider sold inspection schedules to Indo-Mexican cartel network moving 100 kilograms weekly into British Columbia.
00:14:27.760 Wow, that headline alone is packed with facts.
00:14:31.900 joining us now is Sam Cooper. Sam, are you saying that they had a man on the inside
00:14:37.480 who is tipping them off on when they could bring these things into Canada?
00:14:42.080 That's right, Ezra. The U.S. government indictment is absolutely sprawling. It targets three
00:14:48.280 alleged indo-transnational narcotics trafficking groups. It makes a wide range of allegations,
00:14:56.960 as you know, including that these gangs are involved in extortion, political targeting across
00:15:03.100 North America. But what I focused on and broke before anyone else noticed was the U.S. government
00:15:08.380 alleges these Indo-transnational narcos set up in Vancouver had a system where one of their actors
00:15:17.400 was allegedly bribing a Canada Border Services agent so that they could get the schedules of
00:15:24.340 when, you know, vehicles are inspected crossing the British Columbia-Washington state border.
00:15:31.640 This is one of the major border crossings in North America. And as I already knew from my
00:15:38.060 sources in Canadian agencies, that it was a major crossing for cartels that tend to use
00:15:45.500 Indo-Canadian trucking networks. These are the same networks tied to the Ryan Wedding alleged
00:15:51.840 Sinaloa cartel case. And this indictment confirms what I was being told, that Canadian corruption
00:15:58.320 has opened the border. And these Indo-Canadian groups in Vancouver said openly, they are starting
00:16:05.860 a new cartel with Mexicans. Wow. Now, help me understand here, because if it's a Canadian that
00:16:12.100 was bribed, I would imagine the Canadian would know Canadian inspections. What direction do
00:16:17.960 these cartels ship things, or is it both ways? Well, the major flow of how this transnational
00:16:26.060 narcotics scheme works is Canada, as you know, Ezra, I've reported, has become an absolute
00:16:32.420 hotspot for international narcotics transshipment, fentanyl production. And so we have Mexican 0.99
00:16:40.500 cartel proxies, as I say, supplied and funded by Chinese Communist Party networks, working with
00:16:48.600 Iranian state actors using, I say, proxies like Ryan Wedding, the former Olympian, Hell's Angels, 0.86
00:16:56.760 and these Indian Punjabi-based transnational gangs are part of a scheme where they are bringing 0.67
00:17:03.220 literally tractor loads of cocaine and methamphetamine from Mexican cartels,
00:17:09.300 picking them up in los angeles and sacramento and bringing that supply most of up most of it
00:17:15.520 up into canada also into the united states ezreal just add what this u.s indictment doesn't cover
00:17:21.980 yet is the fentanyl production side of these gangs right which would include the falkland super lab
00:17:27.980 what my american sources called the largest fentanyl lab ever discovered in the world
00:17:32.360 and one by the way that would be connected to ryan wedding's associates wow now these are new
00:17:39.580 i mean everyone's heard of the mafia before in fact they made a lot of movies about them there
00:17:43.320 was something i think maybe romantic or dramatic about them um and and everyone's heard of the
00:17:49.720 hell's angels but some of these new gangs they're rather new in canada i keep hearing about this
00:17:57.260 Bishnoi, B-I-S-H-N-O-I gang. And to my ear, that sounds like a Russian word, but I think they're 0.99
00:18:04.820 Indian from South Asia. What is the Bishnoi gang? Who are they? And I saw a picture of a license
00:18:13.140 plate. I think it was a BC license plate that said Bishnoi in it. So they're not very shy about
00:18:18.820 announcing themselves. Give our viewers who might not have heard of it, and I've only heard of it
00:18:22.740 like five minutes ago who is the bishnoi gang and what are they doing ezra this is a very deep file
00:18:30.540 this new u.s indictment covers some of it but i'll give you the coles notes here uh across canada and
00:18:37.100 north america indian transnational gangs directed from india in the case of the bishnoi gang from
00:18:44.320 the namesake mr bishnoi who's sitting in an indian jail cell he has been directing according to the
00:18:50.340 U.S. indictment, assassinations of what tend to be, I would call them Punjabi Sikh religion,
00:18:59.300 often separatist gangsters in North America. So this is a major story where extortions have
00:19:05.420 been happening across the South Asian diaspora in Canada. But that's just one side of the scheme.
00:19:11.840 Ezra, it's reported and documented that the Indian gangs have leveraged Canada's student visa 0.51
00:19:18.200 system, Canada's weak borders, and they send essentially Indian students to, we can say, 0.98
00:19:26.320 invade Canada's borders, set up in Canada to commit crime, including extortions and narcotics 0.97
00:19:32.920 trafficking. And that, in a nutshell, is the Bishnoy gang. And I'll end by saying this, 0.96
00:19:38.960 the famous political assassination of Mr. Hardeep Nijar in Surrey in 2023. The Bishnoi gang is 1.00
00:19:49.780 charged in court for that, let's just call it, whether it's a gang killing or as our former
00:19:56.900 Prime Minister Justin Trudeau alleged years ago that it was a hostile state activity.
00:20:03.180 There's different theories on what happened there, but Bishnoi is behind it, U.S. government says.
00:20:07.860 Now, I remember not too long ago, a letter was sent to law enforcement in BC bragging about having a thousand gunmen on the street. Is that related to this gang activity? It's a vague recollection, but that shows an audacity. They're sort of daring the Canadian police to do something about them.
00:20:30.280 That's exactly correct, Ezra. And I would agree with your phrase, audacity, brazenness, absolutely fearless of Canadian law, because Ezra, as I've reported at the Bureau, Canada has gaping loopholes from border controls to lacking what are called anti-racketeering laws, lacking foreign interference laws.
00:20:50.960 And the Bishnoi gang indeed is rubbing it in the face of Canada's national police and local police.
00:20:57.940 Ezra, I would add that, you know, my reporting for the Bureau from senior U.S. government source says the RCMP was asked six years ago by a senior U.S. government agency to do a co-investigation against the exact scheme that's outlined in this indictment.
00:21:16.880 That is, Indo-Canadian trucking companies have been taken over by mafias, which would be connected to this Vishnoy group.
00:21:24.300 The U.S. government wanted to work with the RCMP.
00:21:26.720 My sources credibly said the RCMP stonewalled them.
00:21:30.100 And that goes into many different investigations.
00:21:32.700 Wow.
00:21:33.300 You know, I remember when Donald Trump said he wanted to stop the drugs and stop the people smuggling across the border.
00:21:39.440 And a lot of people snickered at him and said, come on, that's your Mexican border you're talking about.
00:21:44.160 It sounds like maybe Trump had the intel in front of him. It sounds like he knew this was happening, but it looks like in some way it was American investigation. Maybe it was a joint effort, American and Canadian police. Would you say this would have happened without the U.S. side? I don't know if that was the FBI or the DEA.
00:22:08.360 Ezra, I've reported repeatedly from U.S. government sources that the RCMP lacks the initiative. The RCMP lacks the laws. I reported in 2025 from Canadian sources that corruption in the CPSA was a known issue and a concern to the American government to the point where they were concerned with sharing information with Canada.
00:22:31.500 So I've detailed case after case, including Ryan Wedding, where the RCMP is not the initiator.
00:22:38.720 What we're seeing here, Ezra, is U.S. government is treating Canada as what's called a semi-domestic national security threat concern.
00:22:47.080 That is, the U.S. government is reaching into Canada and investigating issues that Canada either lacks the capacity or will to.
00:22:55.280 That would include the U.S. consulate shooting, other things happening to synagogues in Toronto.
00:23:01.840 Canada lacks the capacity and will.
00:23:03.800 I've reported on this very, very forcefully and with a lot of authority.
00:23:08.360 Wow. You know, I had the chance to interview the U.S. ambassador, Pete Hoekstra, a few months ago on this subject,
00:23:13.480 and he actually praised Canadian law enforcement.
00:23:16.620 Now, I don't know if that was just a perfunctory, you know, that's what ambassadors do.
00:23:20.480 They're very diplomatic.
00:23:21.580 but you know maybe there's things going on in the background or maybe he didn't want to spook
00:23:26.760 anything but if the U.S. has to come in and protect us from criminals that is a scary thing and
00:23:32.540 you know I think that the prime minister was elected in part on I will defend the sovereignty
00:23:37.500 of Canada I mean I'm grateful that foreign police are helping to mop up our gang problem but it's 1.00
00:23:45.360 sort of pitiful in a way that we rely on foreigners for our own law enforcement I mean I'm grateful 1.00
00:23:51.220 We know that a large number of arrests in Canada come from tips from the RCMP, sorry, the FBI, or cooperation with the FBI. 1.00
00:24:01.940 Maybe they also do advanced signals like wiretapping or probably not called wiretapping anymore.
00:24:09.660 They probably have spy systems that are beyond Canada's.
00:24:14.560 I don't know. I'm grateful that they're helping us, but it is sort of embarrassing that we have to outsource our police work to a foreign country. 1.00
00:24:21.220 Ezra, I've reported again on this issue a lot, and I will say with 100% confidence, the U.S. DEA agency especially has military-grade intelligence that initiates a lot of the serious investigations in Canada.
00:24:37.720 But as it turns out, the RCMP lacks the laws to often use American intelligence in court.
00:24:45.600 So that's a big problem.
00:24:46.880 And to your point about Ambassador Hoekstra, I do believe he's doing what a diplomat should
00:24:51.940 and being diplomatic to the RCMP and to Mark Carney's government.
00:24:56.480 But I think there's a lot of behind the scenes, let's just call it a little bit of pressure
00:25:01.980 on elbows in Ottawa that Canadians should be thankful for, I believe.
00:25:05.420 Yeah. You know, the Sikh diaspora in Canada is so large, it really is disproportionate. 1.00
00:25:12.720 And then Canada, on a proportionate basis, is much more Sikh even than India is, if I'm not mistaken on my math there.
00:25:19.840 And there are very prominent Sikh politicians in a variety of parties.
00:25:24.360 Jagmeet Singh just finished being leader of the NDP.
00:25:26.820 There are prominent Sikhs in both the liberal and the conservative parties.
00:25:30.300 They're a very politically active group.
00:25:32.120 And I know that Sikh extremism is a very sensitive topic, and it wouldn't surprise me if you have orders right from the top saying, turn a blind eye because it's just politically uncomfortable to talk about that.
00:25:45.380 And in a way, that was an issue.
00:25:47.200 And remember Rudy Giuliani, the great prosecutor who then went on to become the mayor of New York.
00:25:53.020 In the end, he was the guy who really mopped up the mafia crime.
00:25:57.780 and maybe it took an italian prosecutor to take on italian american mafia because he wasn't worried
00:26:05.920 about the political look of it because he wanted to take the word italian back from him and he did
00:26:11.200 he was a hero to everybody of course for that um maybe maybe there's a political incorrectness
00:26:18.160 maybe we need a crusading prosecutor justice minister who is seek himself who says i'm going
00:26:25.040 to stomp out this the same way rudy giuliani went after the mafia i don't know i'm just daydreaming
00:26:30.300 i don't see any anyone who would fit that bill uh ezra i completely agree we we need well what
00:26:37.840 we would need is we would need a a high level of mandarin speaking chinese canadian prosecutor
00:26:43.880 an iranian canadian or persian community prosecutor an indian community prosecutor
00:26:49.440 a bangladeshi community prosecutor i'm not being trite here canada's hamil to go after
00:26:54.860 The prominent Tamil guy we have is Gary Anandasangri, who actually was working on the other side.
00:27:01.560 Well, that's the irony that I hope that you are about to pick up on.
00:27:05.040 I don't want to say anything unkind, but our current public safety minister has had to recuse himself from some files. 0.79
00:27:12.940 So I don't I don't currently see a very great leadership in Canada to tackle a growing concern that diaspora based transnational crime is probably the greatest sovereignty and national security threat to Canada is what my U.S. government credible senior sources tell me. 0.98
00:27:31.480 And I believe them. Wow. Well, Sam, it's great to catch up with you. 1.00
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