Rebel News Podcast - May 10, 2018


Ezra Levant Show May 8 2018


Episode Stats

Length

52 minutes

Words per Minute

171.24728

Word Count

9,041

Sentence Count

632

Misogynist Sentences

53

Hate Speech Sentences

37


Summary

Former New York AG Eric Schneiderman is the latest in a long line of male feminists to be exposed for serial sexual misconduct. Oh, and a female feminist too. Ezra Levenveen explains why feminists love him and why they should be worried about him.


Transcript

00:00:00.000 Tonight, another male feminist is exposed for serial sexual misconduct.
00:00:04.360 Oh, and a female feminist, too.
00:00:06.980 It's May 8th, and you're watching The Ezra LeVant Show.
00:00:15.100 Why should others go to jail when you're a biggest carbon consumer I know?
00:00:18.900 There's 8,500 customers here, and you won't give them an answer.
00:00:22.640 You come here once a year with a sign, and you feel morally superior.
00:00:25.600 The only thing I have to say to the government about why I publish it,
00:00:29.580 is because it's my bloody right to do so.
00:00:36.360 Oh, the left loved Eric Schneiderman.
00:00:39.700 Eric who, you might say?
00:00:41.040 Well, until last night, he was the Attorney General for New York State,
00:00:44.520 a very powerful position.
00:00:46.480 It's a place for ambitious men.
00:00:48.040 Elliot Spitzer used it for showboating lawsuits against Wall Street,
00:00:52.060 catapulting himself into the governor's office.
00:00:54.480 until he was caught hiring prostitutes and hiding his inappropriate use of funds for that.
00:01:01.100 Funny about male feminists like Spitzer, eh?
00:01:04.000 It's almost like their very showy feminism is a deliberate strategic cover for their misogyny in real life.
00:01:10.860 That, and a way to attract women, I suppose, never trust a male feminist.
00:01:14.720 Trust men who protect women, who respect women, who stand up for women, who provide for women.
00:01:19.740 But when a man says, I'm a male feminist, that's the time to be careful.
00:01:25.080 I estimate that 90% of the rapists and other miscreants uncovered in the whole Me Too scandals
00:01:31.140 have been Democrats and liberals and feminists.
00:01:34.140 Not just Democrats and liberals, but feminist pro-choice activists.
00:01:37.600 I'll never forget that Gian Gomeschi, the CBC host who used the state broadcaster,
00:01:42.820 as actually a machine to recruit girlfriends.
00:01:45.620 He beat women for sexual pleasure.
00:01:47.820 And the CBC protected him for years.
00:01:49.900 He was a women's studies major in university.
00:01:52.520 Seriously.
00:01:53.820 Obviously.
00:01:55.060 As cover.
00:01:56.400 And to meet women.
00:01:58.240 How long, how many dozens, hundreds of times did he do that?
00:02:02.460 Just like Eric Schneiderman.
00:02:03.800 Look at this story in Elle magazine.
00:02:08.000 Elle is a women's magazine.
00:02:09.500 They have not put Melania Trump on their cover.
00:02:12.040 She's a supermodel.
00:02:13.060 She's first lady.
00:02:14.060 She's respectable and reputable in every way.
00:02:15.800 She is an immigrant who speaks five languages.
00:02:17.920 You think they might put her on the cover, but she's married to a Republican they hate.
00:02:21.180 Unlike Eric Schneiderman, they love him.
00:02:23.240 Look at this headline.
00:02:25.140 He's been pro-abortion since high school.
00:02:28.920 What high school male is a pro-abortion activist?
00:02:32.400 Well, think of Gian Gomeschi, because look at the news broken by Ronan Farrow.
00:02:36.920 In the New Yorker magazine last night.
00:02:39.100 Look at this.
00:02:39.860 Four women accused New York's Attorney General of physical abuse.
00:02:44.020 Eric Schneiderman has raised his profile as a voice against sexual misconduct.
00:02:47.760 Now, after suing Harvey Weinstein, he faces a Me Too reckoning of his own.
00:02:53.020 Hmm.
00:02:53.200 Oh, that's right.
00:02:55.820 Schneiderman isn't just a super feminist abortion activist.
00:03:00.020 He was showily, big PR, suing Harvey Weinstein, making himself the hero of the Me Too story.
00:03:08.660 I mean, getting your women's studies degree is child's play.
00:03:12.840 Imagine being the guy prosecuting Harvey Weinstein and then secretly being a Harvey Weinstein here.
00:03:21.740 Let me quote a bit from the story.
00:03:23.020 Let me read a whole paragraph.
00:03:24.520 This is from the New Yorker.
00:03:25.800 Great story by Ronan Farrow.
00:03:27.340 Now, as his prominence as a voice against sexual misconduct has risen, so too has the distress of four women with whom he has had romantic relationships or encounters.
00:03:38.520 They accuse Schneiderman of having subjected them to non-consensual physical violence.
00:03:43.380 All have been reluctant to speak out, fearing reprisal.
00:03:45.880 But two of the women, Michelle Manning-Bearish and Tanya Selvaratnam, have talked to the New Yorker on the record because they feel that doing so could protect other women.
00:03:55.700 They allege that he repeatedly hit them, often after drinking, frequently in bed, and never with their consent.
00:04:02.900 Manning-Bearish and Selvaratnam categorized the abuse he inflicted on them as assault.
00:04:08.100 They did not report their allegations to the police at the time, but both say they eventually sought medical attention after having been slapped hard across the ear and face and also choked.
00:04:19.460 Selvaratnam says that Schneiderman warned her he could have her followed and her phones tapped.
00:04:25.900 And both say that he threatened to kill them if they broke up with him.
00:04:31.960 These are prominent, credible, successful women.
00:04:33.920 They are not suing and they are not trying to shake him down.
00:04:36.460 They are not like Stormy Daniels, they are not milking the celebrity, they are not cashing in.
00:04:41.200 They are just fed up by the extreme hypocrisy and so are two more women who are still too afraid to go public in their own name.
00:04:47.480 Here is more from the story.
00:04:49.900 A third romantic, former romantic partner of Schneiderman's told Manning-Bearish and Selvaratnam that he also repeatedly subjected her to non-consensual physical violence.
00:04:59.800 But she told them that she is too frightened of him to come forward.
00:05:03.700 The New Yorker has independently vetted the accounts that they gave of her allegations.
00:05:08.800 A fourth woman, an attorney who has held prominent positions in the New York legal community, says that Schneiderman made an advance toward her.
00:05:16.200 When she rebuffed him, he slapped her across the face with such force that it left a mark that lingered the next day.
00:05:24.180 She recalls screaming in surprise and pain and beginning to cry and says that she felt frightened.
00:05:30.640 She is asked to remain unidentified but shared a photograph of the injury with the New Yorker.
00:05:36.100 I got a question for her.
00:05:37.260 Is there any male feminist who is not an abuser?
00:05:41.920 Seriously, actually, I think it's the other way around.
00:05:43.480 Is there any abuser who hasn't yet figured out that it's smart to call yourself a male feminist?
00:05:49.560 I don't think that Gian Gomeschi started off as a male feminist and became an abuser.
00:05:54.680 I think he gamed the system and decided to be a feminist as cover and for access to women.
00:06:00.420 I think that's the case for these liberal Democrat feminists.
00:06:02.800 They figured out being a liberal Democrat feminist was the place to be, like a molester deciding to join Boy Scouts or to sign up to work for the TSA to grope people at an airport.
00:06:14.980 If you doubt my theory, listen to what some of the victim's friends told her, again from the story.
00:06:21.820 After the former girlfriend ended the relationship, she told several friends about the abuse.
00:06:25.940 A number of them advised her to keep the story to herself, arguing that Schneiderman was too valuable a politician for the Democrats to lose.
00:06:37.460 So it works, doesn't it?
00:06:40.280 Schneiderman knows these liberal feminists better than they know themselves.
00:06:44.520 He was absolutely right in his calculation.
00:06:47.500 Other women, friends, I say again, the victim called them her friends.
00:06:52.660 Her friends literally thought she should take one for the team.
00:06:56.700 She should be assaulted, punched, I don't know, raped, whatever.
00:07:00.380 Because Schneiderman was politically too valuable to their ideology.
00:07:04.480 Come on, girl.
00:07:05.280 Every time he punches you, just think of the good you're doing politically by not sending him to jail.
00:07:11.100 Those are her friends?
00:07:12.940 Do you doubt Bill Clinton and Ted Kennedy and Charlie Rose and Matt Lauer and Harvey Weinstein and all the rest of them said exactly the same thing?
00:07:20.680 Oh, and it's still happening.
00:07:21.460 Last night, when this shocking story broke, and I encourage you to read it in full in The New Yorker Online.
00:07:26.560 It truly is excellent journalism.
00:07:28.480 Ronan Farrow, who has broken so many of these Me Too stories, is meticulous and he's persuasive.
00:07:33.500 He's got the mind of a prosecutor.
00:07:34.860 So last night, there were a few hours when Schneiderman thought he could maybe ride this one out, I guess.
00:07:41.940 New York's governor, also a Democrat, said he thought Schneiderman should resign.
00:07:46.860 He put that out there.
00:07:47.640 But New York's hard left-wing mayor, Bill de Blasio, he wouldn't say that.
00:07:53.600 Here's a New York City Hall journalist quoting him.
00:07:56.920 Mayor de Blasio says he does not think it's appropriate to comment on the bombshell Eric Schneiderman story in The New Yorker.
00:08:03.460 Really?
00:08:03.860 Not appropriate to comment on four very credible, detailed accusations of sexual assault, choking, other violence.
00:08:12.120 Oh, I didn't mention this part.
00:08:13.820 It's from one of the women.
00:08:15.000 That's her.
00:08:15.520 That's Tanya Selvaratnam.
00:08:16.980 She recalls sometimes he'd tell me to call him master and he'd slap me until I did.
00:08:27.260 Selvaratnam, who was born in Sri Lanka, has dark skin and she recalls that he started calling me his brown slave and demanding that I repeat that I was his property.
00:08:38.040 So he's racist, he has slave master fantasies, he beats women, he makes them call him master.
00:08:46.880 This was in the story in The New Yorker that was public, but Bill de Blasio still didn't want to comment because it was a political ally of his.
00:08:55.820 Well, this morning, here's the CNN story.
00:08:59.440 So this is more than 12 hours after the original.
00:09:01.420 Well, the shocking downfall of Eric Schneiderman won't help Trump for long.
00:09:08.140 I'm sorry, what does this have to do with Trump, you kooks?
00:09:13.340 I mean, yes, of course, Schneiderman was an anti-Trump extremist, of course.
00:09:17.240 And that's the point.
00:09:18.320 That's why that victim's friends told her to shut up and take the abuse because Schneiderman was so important to the anti-Trump cause.
00:09:26.420 CNN is like those girlfriends.
00:09:27.920 Come on, guys.
00:09:29.100 It's all about Trump.
00:09:30.060 No, no, it's not, actually.
00:09:33.280 I read through that CNN story.
00:09:34.980 It wasn't until the seventh paragraph that Schneiderman was identified as a Democrat.
00:09:39.420 Of course.
00:09:40.080 I mean, you know that if a politician is in a scandal and they don't tell you his party affiliation in the headline, you know he's a Democrat.
00:09:47.780 It's just the iron law of the media party.
00:09:50.380 But now let me tell you a story from Canada, because I said I had a story about a female feminist, too.
00:09:55.500 This one, Christine Moore, an NDP member of parliament from Quebec.
00:10:03.300 Moore keeps complaining about sexual harassment wherever she goes.
00:10:06.780 She was into Me Too before it was a thing.
00:10:09.200 Except it seems to be a bit fuzzy with her.
00:10:12.220 I mean, first of all, she's not weak.
00:10:14.200 She's not a desperate would-be actress with a huge power imbalance to a Harvey Weinstein producer.
00:10:19.580 She's not a weak girlfriend to a New York attorney general who threatens to wiretap her or punch her.
00:10:24.500 I mean, this woman, Christine Moore, is a member of parliament.
00:10:27.880 She's wealthy.
00:10:28.720 She's powerful in a way, with access to much more power.
00:10:31.840 But she kept getting into girl trouble, would you call it?
00:10:36.680 Here's a Toronto Star article about an NDP member of parliament who had sex with a liberal member of parliament named Massimo Passetti.
00:10:44.340 And then after the fact said she didn't like it very much, it wasn't explicitly consensual, and got that MP, that liberal MP, that man, kicked out of parliament.
00:10:56.660 I'm going to read a fair bit of this story because it's just so insane.
00:10:59.960 This is from the Toronto Star.
00:11:01.920 The Francophone MP from Quebec told the Star she knew Passetti from a sports league.
00:11:09.360 And they would often join other members for drinks after games.
00:11:11.800 One night in March, while returning from the bar after a game, the MP recalled she agreed to join Passetti for a drink in his hotel room.
00:11:22.020 I was sitting on one of the chairs at the side of the room.
00:11:24.740 We were talking a little bit, and at one point he said,
00:11:28.200 Just come to sit beside me tapping his bed at the same time.
00:11:32.200 She said she declined and then excused herself to the bathroom,
00:11:34.900 where she thought about what she should do next because he had made it clear he wanted more from her than friendship.
00:11:41.800 I just thought I should leave.
00:11:44.120 Just drink my glass quickly and say, I think I better go.
00:11:47.420 But when I walked back to my chair, when I passed beside the bed, he grabbed me and I froze after that, she said.
00:11:53.820 I was afraid that things would get worse, she added, explaining that she had been sexually assaulted when she was a teenager,
00:11:59.180 and the similarity between the two situations made her feel unable to act.
00:12:02.460 She said she did not want to go into more details of what happened next, but described it as sex without explicit consent.
00:12:11.540 Okay, so she went to a man's hotel room at night for a drink, but it wasn't consensual, really?
00:12:18.440 Here's a detail added by the CBC to the story.
00:12:21.020 During a confidential meeting with the Liberal and NDP whips, multiple sources have told the Canadian press
00:12:27.060 that the woman acknowledged she did not explicitly say no to Passetti,
00:12:33.300 and that she provided a condom.
00:12:37.140 In the interview, she refused to comment on those details.
00:12:41.120 So it was sexual assault, but she actually never said no,
00:12:44.700 and she's the one who brought the condom, and she went to his hotel room?
00:12:49.880 Now, for some reason, this female NDP MP from Quebec, there are a few female NDP MPs from Quebec,
00:12:57.400 but not that many.
00:12:59.140 She insisted the journalist not name her, though she had no problem naming Passetti
00:13:04.360 and having him thrown out of the Liberal government, and his life ruined.
00:13:09.160 And it's not clear because of this weird journalistic decision to keep her identity secret,
00:13:12.880 but I think it was another young woman NDP MP who got another Liberal MP named Scott Andrews kicked out too,
00:13:18.920 also for a date gone wrong with her.
00:13:22.180 Here's from the same star story.
00:13:24.740 According to the sources, the incident involving Andrews allegedly started at a social event on Parliament Hill.
00:13:29.780 They say Andrews, the woman involved in the allegations against him and Passetti,
00:13:34.320 went from the event to Passetti's office, where they drank some wine.
00:13:38.360 Eventually, Passetti left, leaving Andrews and the woman alone.
00:13:41.000 According to sources, the woman alleges that Andrews followed her home,
00:13:46.040 forced his way through her door, pushed her against a wall,
00:13:49.000 groped her, and ground his pelvis against her.
00:13:52.240 She ordered him to leave.
00:13:53.500 He dead.
00:13:55.060 Afterwards, sources say the woman alleges that Andrews repeatedly verbally harassed her,
00:13:59.580 calling her a cock-teaser.
00:14:02.400 Andrews has denied any misconduct, but sources say
00:14:05.060 he has not yet given a detailed rebuttal to the woman's complaint.
00:14:09.380 This is written so bizarrely to keep the accuser's name secret,
00:14:13.280 but not the accused's name's secret.
00:14:16.420 Female feminists and male feminists on both sides,
00:14:19.220 I think they're all pretty broken, don't you?
00:14:22.220 And most of them are married, by the way, to other people.
00:14:26.140 And now there's news this week, just today.
00:14:29.080 Actually, pardon me, news earlier this week,
00:14:31.320 that Christine Moore has accused her fellow NDP member of Parliament,
00:14:36.680 Erin Ware, of sexual harassment, but of other people, not of her.
00:14:42.000 And now he's been suspended, too.
00:14:44.380 That is three members of Parliament down
00:14:46.260 because of accusations by female NDP MPs from Quebec.
00:14:49.140 What, that's 1% of all our elected federal legislators.
00:14:52.220 That's impressive.
00:14:53.860 Now, I want to be clear, the real journalists of the Star and the CBC
00:14:57.960 are keeping the name of the NDP MP who had encounters with the liberal MPs,
00:15:02.540 keeping the name of the woman confidential.
00:15:04.160 But I see reports online that it's indeed the same Christine Moore.
00:15:09.120 And I wrote to her today to ask her to confirm that it was indeed her
00:15:13.060 with Massimo Passetti.
00:15:14.660 And then I phoned her office and I spoke with her media spokesman.
00:15:17.860 Now, he wouldn't answer the questions.
00:15:19.100 He told me to write another note to another email address, and so I did.
00:15:23.720 Still no answer.
00:15:24.900 I will let you know if I get an answer.
00:15:28.680 And you see, the reason I mention Christine Moore
00:15:30.760 and bring up the allegations that she was the same NDP MP from Quebec
00:15:34.660 who made the allegations against Passetti,
00:15:36.940 and we know she made the allegations against Ware,
00:15:40.160 is because of this truly remarkable story in the CBC of all places
00:15:44.420 by one of the few independent thinkers over there.
00:15:46.400 His name is Neil MacDonald.
00:15:47.900 It's an incredible, insane story, and until today it was regulated,
00:15:51.740 excuse me, relegated to the gossip websites.
00:15:55.120 Look at this.
00:15:55.580 Jagmeet Singh says he always believes survivors.
00:15:59.100 Well, here's another one.
00:16:01.680 NDP MP Christine Moore, who alleged improper conduct by a fellow MP,
00:16:06.300 is facing troubling accusations herself.
00:16:08.620 It doesn't really tell you what's in the story, does it?
00:16:12.720 I think the CBC is really shy about the content of it.
00:16:17.000 Every word in the story is crazy.
00:16:20.340 But let me read some highlights.
00:16:21.540 This is from Neil MacDonald in the CBC.
00:16:25.060 Glenn Kirkland was a combat soldier in Afghanistan with the Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry
00:16:30.540 when a Taliban ambush in 2008 killed three of his comrades and very nearly killed him.
00:16:36.340 He was maimed.
00:16:37.840 His pancreas smashed, his vision and hearing impaired, and his mind badly injured.
00:16:41.940 To this day, shrapnel he took in the rocket attack works its way to the skin's surface.
00:16:47.460 He began a daily regime of drugs, including antidepressants, powerful opioid painkillers,
00:16:52.320 insulin and antibiotics, and was still taking them in early June 2013
00:16:55.940 when the House of Commons Standing Committee on Defense summoned him,
00:17:00.540 against the wishes of the military,
00:17:02.780 to testify about his treatment by the military following his injuries.
00:17:05.720 What has this got to do with sexual harassment and Christine Moore, right?
00:17:11.240 I mean, he's a soldier, served bravely, took a lot of pain for our country.
00:17:17.800 Well, look at this, and look at Christine Moore.
00:17:19.880 Here she makes her entrance. Ready?
00:17:22.580 By the time he finished testifying, he told me recently,
00:17:28.080 so this is Neil MacDonald speaking,
00:17:30.380 he was weeping.
00:17:31.720 It was an emotional speech about all my friends dying around me
00:17:35.880 and me trying to crawl out of fire,
00:17:38.060 and how disappointed I am,
00:17:39.540 and I am teary-eyed and talking about my father,
00:17:42.220 and I'm still standing there long after this emotional thing is done.
00:17:46.340 As the committee dispersed,
00:17:47.980 committee member Christine Moore handed him her card,
00:17:51.840 asking him to come to her office for further discussions.
00:17:56.240 A few hours later, he did,
00:17:57.900 not knowing quite what to expect.
00:17:59.160 Quote, you have to realize what an elected MP is to a grunt soldier, he said.
00:18:04.980 Really?
00:18:05.800 So what did this MP want with him?
00:18:08.120 Well, let me read some more.
00:18:10.440 I mean, Christine Moore says that the Canadian military is a hotbed of sexual harassment, right?
00:18:16.480 I mean, look at this headline in the Star also.
00:18:19.320 MP Christine Moore faced military harassment firsthand.
00:18:22.960 So everywhere this woman goes,
00:18:25.800 she is so unlucky in love, isn't she?
00:18:28.040 People sure take advantage of her a lot, eh?
00:18:31.140 Anyways, back to this soldier who gave emotional testimony,
00:18:34.480 and then Christine Moore came over and gave him her business card,
00:18:38.560 and said, hey, come back to my office.
00:18:40.020 Let me read the rest, okay?
00:18:41.260 This is the last I'm going to read from the story.
00:18:44.860 Kirkland says when he arrived at Moore's office,
00:18:48.040 she offered him gin,
00:18:50.220 and persisted even after he told her he was taking antidepressants and painkillers,
00:18:54.440 and was not supposed to be drinking.
00:18:55.720 She's a nurse, he says,
00:18:57.840 and I thought I was, I suppose, if she's a nurse and says it's okay, it is.
00:19:02.700 There were a few more drinks,
00:19:04.600 and it became clear Moore's intentions went beyond a professional interest in his case.
00:19:09.740 That night, he says,
00:19:11.660 she followed him back to his hotel,
00:19:17.240 where he says she spent the night.
00:19:20.440 Look, I'm not crying rape, says Kirkland,
00:19:24.620 who is now a realtor in Brandon.
00:19:26.500 I don't like to think of myself as a survivor.
00:19:28.560 I prefer Thriver.
00:19:30.460 But what she did was inappropriate.
00:19:33.320 Was I a willing participant?
00:19:34.580 I guess it depends on your definition of willing.
00:19:37.040 There was a power imbalance.
00:19:38.720 There was a level of authority there.
00:19:41.900 I'm sorry, that's a predator.
00:19:43.140 I really think the analogy would be if a female rape victim gave emotional testimony to Parliament,
00:19:51.160 and then a male MP invited her over to his office,
00:19:57.560 plied her with drinks,
00:19:58.700 and then followed her back to her hotel and had sex with her that night.
00:20:02.400 I think that really is the analogy here.
00:20:05.260 How many times has this member of Parliament, Christine Moore, done this?
00:20:09.200 Well, I asked her in an email.
00:20:11.980 I'll let you know if she ever asks, ever answers me.
00:20:15.080 Oh, by the way, here's Christine Moore with her baby.
00:20:20.940 Look at that.
00:20:21.980 That's a lovely Huffington Post headline.
00:20:24.180 I mean, she's just the toast of the town.
00:20:25.960 Christine Moore and her daughter have made Parliament a better place for families.
00:20:32.460 Do you think that's true?
00:20:33.920 Do you think she's made Parliament Hill a better place for families?
00:20:41.620 Or is she actually a bit of a female version of Jeanne Gomesie,
00:20:45.040 a female version of Eric Schneiderman?
00:20:48.080 Except she doesn't hit anyone with her fists.
00:20:52.440 She has sex with them,
00:20:54.520 and sometimes after, cries sexual assault.
00:20:58.920 And it just keeps on happening.
00:21:00.500 Today, the NDP kicked her out of caucus,
00:21:04.180 so I guess that's the fourth MP who's fallen.
00:21:08.360 Eric Schneiderman and Christine Moore.
00:21:11.400 Two sides of the same feminist coin.
00:21:15.660 Stay with us for more.
00:21:16.780 The deal's sunset provisions are totally unacceptable.
00:21:36.680 If I allowed this deal to say that we cannot prevent an Iranian nuclear bomb
00:21:44.320 under the decaying and rotten structure of the current agreement.
00:21:50.640 The Iran deal is defective at its core.
00:21:55.500 If we do nothing, we know exactly what will happen.
00:22:00.700 In just a short period of time,
00:22:03.440 the world's leading state sponsor of terror
00:22:05.720 will be on the cusp of acquiring the world's most dangerous weapons.
00:22:12.700 Therefore, I am announcing today
00:22:15.560 that the United States will withdraw from the Iran nuclear deal.
00:22:21.880 There you have it, U.S. President Donald Trump
00:22:25.500 doing what he had hinted he would do earlier,
00:22:28.460 which is withdraw from the Obama nuclear deal.
00:22:32.140 A deal that was not a treaty.
00:22:33.900 It was never approved of by the Senate,
00:22:36.520 which is a constitutional requirement for a formal American treaty.
00:22:40.680 In fact, many Democrats were uneasy with the deal
00:22:43.880 that saw over $100 billion in sanctions relief to Iran,
00:22:48.720 basically an enormous cash injection to their economy,
00:22:52.740 including more than a billion dollars flown in cash on pallets
00:22:57.640 to Iran under Obama.
00:23:00.140 Well, Donald Trump has upended that,
00:23:01.940 and joining us now via Skype to talk about this momentous change
00:23:04.780 is our friend John Cardillo, host of Off the Cuff.
00:23:08.400 Hey, great to see you again, John.
00:23:09.500 This is an amazing, amazing pivot away from the Obama years,
00:23:13.440 undoing really the central foreign policy effort of Obama.
00:23:17.080 Yeah, this was one of the strongest speeches,
00:23:20.880 strongest statements I've ever seen from any sitting U.S. president.
00:23:25.440 He was very forceful.
00:23:27.540 He was very definitive.
00:23:28.420 He was very succinct.
00:23:29.240 It was only a 15 to 20-minute speech.
00:23:31.160 But more importantly, at the end,
00:23:33.800 and this is what has the globalists, the leftists going crazy,
00:23:37.460 he spoke to the Iranian people
00:23:39.120 and drew a critical distinction between the Iranian people
00:23:42.620 and the hardline Muslim regime in Iran.
00:23:46.000 And the Iranian people are, by and large, very pro-West,
00:23:48.620 especially those who are baby boomers or those who are their kids.
00:23:51.860 They grew up post-pre-the Islamic Revolution.
00:23:55.140 And so they have fond memories of America.
00:23:57.000 They have fond memories of Western Europe.
00:23:58.880 Trump understands that.
00:24:00.100 And that was a nuance that the left thought they might be able to jump on him.
00:24:03.720 I strongly feel that they thought he would leave that out.
00:24:06.100 And after the speech, they could say,
00:24:07.280 see, he put all the Iranians into that same bucket.
00:24:10.760 But he did it.
00:24:12.060 And if you noticed at the end,
00:24:13.640 there was something very, very telling that happened at the end
00:24:15.860 when he was walking out.
00:24:17.000 That camera shot that hung for a few seconds on Vice President Mike Pence
00:24:20.860 and John Bolton.
00:24:22.180 And that sent a very loud and clear message
00:24:24.260 to the globalists, to the Democrats,
00:24:25.880 to the Obama administration and John Kerry,
00:24:27.820 that, hey, this is the Trump-Pompeo-Bolton and Pence policy.
00:24:32.900 The Obama days are over.
00:24:34.200 Yeah.
00:24:34.700 It's a very important point.
00:24:36.080 I'm so glad you raised it.
00:24:37.060 We have tried to keep an eye on the Iran People's Rebellion.
00:24:41.240 It received a lot of worldwide attention right before New Year's.
00:24:44.440 And then it sort of faded.
00:24:45.520 But we know it's been going on in a slow simmer.
00:24:48.360 I can only imagine this will be very encouraging.
00:24:51.500 Hey, John, I'm glad you mentioned John Kerry,
00:24:53.920 the former Secretary of State,
00:24:55.440 because there was a shocking report in the Boston Globe,
00:24:59.020 his hometown newspaper,
00:25:00.540 that in recent weeks he was engaging in a parallel form of shuttle diplomacy
00:25:05.540 with very senior officials in Iran,
00:25:09.060 bizarrely contrary to official American foreign policy,
00:25:13.260 without any direction, oversight, or instruction or permission
00:25:15.940 from the Trump administration.
00:25:17.300 He was trying to save the deal, undermine Trump's attempts.
00:25:22.100 I mean, just very odd.
00:25:25.020 Can you tell us a little bit of facts about John Kerry's attempt to thwart today's announcement
00:25:30.160 and if it might even break a U.S. law called the Logan Act?
00:25:35.040 Yeah.
00:25:35.560 So I had actually profiled this quite extensively on my show,
00:25:38.880 Off the Company Classified.
00:25:40.400 As soon as Kerry started doing it,
00:25:42.340 I spoke about it quite a bit yesterday as well.
00:25:44.000 And I actually went through the Logan Act.
00:25:46.320 And when you read the Logan Act,
00:25:48.800 and it's not a very long law,
00:25:49.980 it's only about a paragraph, paragraph and a half,
00:25:52.960 you can literally read each sentence
00:25:55.480 and attribute one of those sentences to John Kerry's actions.
00:25:59.060 Now, I'm a former law enforcement guy.
00:26:01.000 You're an attorney.
00:26:01.980 The two of us would look at this,
00:26:03.720 sit in a room,
00:26:04.860 and say,
00:26:05.460 this is probably the clearest cut statutory violation we've ever seen.
00:26:10.240 So you raise the question,
00:26:12.100 capital T-H-A.
00:26:13.140 What was John Kerry's endgame here?
00:26:14.720 Is it to preserve his non-existent and disastrous legacy?
00:26:18.660 Does he truly believe that the United States should be brought down
00:26:21.660 to the level of nations like Iran?
00:26:23.440 Or is it even more sinister?
00:26:24.980 Is he doing the bidding of his globalist allies in Europe
00:26:28.080 who have such tremendous financial interests at stake with Iran
00:26:31.320 that he's putting those countries that he wants to be loved by
00:26:34.640 before the U.S.?
00:26:36.200 Lastly, and maybe it's all of the above,
00:26:38.340 is he and people like Ben Rhodes from the Obama administration,
00:26:41.660 Obama himself,
00:26:42.300 are they just so hateful of Donald Trump,
00:26:45.960 of conservatives, of America,
00:26:47.580 of America First agenda,
00:26:49.020 the America First agenda,
00:26:50.260 that they would rather see this terrible deal stay in place
00:26:52.560 in a nuclear Iran
00:26:53.560 than give Trump and conservatives
00:26:55.340 any kind of credit or satisfaction.
00:26:57.660 Yeah.
00:26:57.960 Well, you know, it's interesting
00:26:59.680 that this comes hard on the heels
00:27:00.980 of Donald Trump's breakthrough in the Korean Peninsula.
00:27:04.060 And again, doing things that all the fancy people,
00:27:07.400 the Ben Rhodes, the John Kerry's,
00:27:08.980 the Barack Obama's, the Madeleine Albright's,
00:27:10.800 said, oh, that's impossible.
00:27:12.440 You're just a dangerous cowboy.
00:27:13.880 You're going to get us all nuked.
00:27:15.140 Well, guess what?
00:27:15.920 He, I mean, the proof's in the pudding,
00:27:18.200 but so far it looks like he had a greater breakthrough than anyone.
00:27:21.520 Now this Iran revocation,
00:27:23.560 I think Donald Trump has had the most effective,
00:27:28.480 dramatic, clear foreign policy in recent years,
00:27:32.980 and he has absolutely dismantled the Obama left.
00:27:36.620 I think it's partly vanity and narcissism
00:27:40.020 on the part of Kerry and Obama.
00:27:41.740 I think it's anti-Trump, quote, resistance.
00:27:44.580 I think it's part of the deep state,
00:27:47.000 undermine anything Trump does.
00:27:48.860 But I think Trump, one issue at a time,
00:27:51.400 is winning.
00:27:52.360 He pulled America out of the UN-Paris agreement
00:27:54.680 on global warming.
00:27:55.640 I think Donald Trump is slowly making
00:27:57.440 the American foreign policy his own.
00:27:59.320 And I'm thrilled to watch it.
00:28:00.920 What do you think?
00:28:02.220 Oh, absolutely.
00:28:03.040 Look, and I'm glad you brought North Korea
00:28:04.280 because he ended his Iran speech
00:28:07.140 talking about North Korea.
00:28:08.560 It was sort of an,
00:28:09.400 oh, by the way,
00:28:10.440 Secretary of State Mike Pompeo
00:28:11.580 is on a plane right now to North Korea.
00:28:13.420 We've got the meeting figured out.
00:28:14.900 We have a place, a time, a date.
00:28:16.840 And that speech to Iran
00:28:18.920 was really also a speech to North Korea.
00:28:21.380 If you get out of hand,
00:28:22.540 if you think about cheating on any agreements,
00:28:24.300 if you don't play ball with us,
00:28:26.340 100% of the way,
00:28:28.740 you're going to be facing
00:28:29.640 the same treatment Iran is.
00:28:30.880 I think that was a very powerful statement.
00:28:35.940 And there's an old saying
00:28:36.820 that's used in Asian diplomacy
00:28:38.680 to scare the monkey,
00:28:39.760 you kill the chicken.
00:28:40.520 And really, by killing the chicken,
00:28:42.340 the Iran deal,
00:28:43.340 he's putting the fear of God
00:28:44.880 into what we hope anyway,
00:28:47.000 and in many respects, North Korea.
00:28:48.480 And so I think Donald Trump
00:28:49.400 is far more schooled,
00:28:52.480 well-versed in foreign policy
00:28:53.960 than he's getting credit for.
00:28:55.200 Yeah, I think you're so right.
00:28:56.160 I want to play one more short clip from Trump.
00:28:58.560 And you're right to,
00:29:00.240 there's a lot of these complicated
00:29:01.860 foreign policy problems
00:29:03.140 are connected to other ones.
00:29:05.300 And it's like a web.
00:29:06.560 You can't really change one piece
00:29:07.900 without affecting others.
00:29:08.960 You're so right how right now
00:29:11.080 Trump is using North Korea
00:29:12.800 and Iran together.
00:29:14.520 But there's also countries
00:29:16.060 like Saudi Arabia and Israel
00:29:18.260 that are really connected here.
00:29:20.180 Let me play a quick clip
00:29:22.180 of Trump talking about
00:29:23.260 what he thinks would happen.
00:29:25.900 And I agree with him
00:29:26.640 if Iran were permitted
00:29:27.860 to get its nukes.
00:29:28.640 Take a look at this.
00:29:30.060 The deal's sunset provisions
00:29:31.800 are totally unacceptable.
00:29:33.900 If I allowed this deal to stand,
00:29:36.340 there would soon be
00:29:38.020 a nuclear arms race
00:29:39.680 in the Middle East.
00:29:41.140 Everyone would want
00:29:42.360 their weapons ready
00:29:43.700 by the time Iran had theirs.
00:29:47.860 It's so true.
00:29:49.340 And, I mean,
00:29:49.800 Saudi Arabia has mused about that.
00:29:51.860 I really think this is part
00:29:53.520 of a more thoughtful,
00:29:55.120 comprehensive strategy
00:29:56.200 than any of the fancy pants.
00:29:58.440 And by that,
00:29:59.080 I mean the Ben Rhodes
00:30:00.400 and the...
00:30:01.020 Sure, yeah.
00:30:01.540 I think it's coming together.
00:30:03.620 I mean,
00:30:03.880 I think it's working.
00:30:06.160 Oh, come on.
00:30:06.820 It is working.
00:30:07.400 Of course it is.
00:30:08.560 And I love the way
00:30:09.520 you say that,
00:30:10.060 the fancy pants, right?
00:30:10.820 These are the political elite.
00:30:12.840 They have to be right,
00:30:13.940 but they're rarely ever right.
00:30:15.180 They seem always to be wrong.
00:30:16.420 And Yemen is a really
00:30:17.300 important country to note.
00:30:18.400 Yemen is a mess, right?
00:30:19.940 Sana'a, Yemen,
00:30:20.680 is one of the most dangerous
00:30:21.640 cities in the world.
00:30:23.160 It's advised that
00:30:24.040 no one travels there.
00:30:25.460 So if Yemen got their hands
00:30:26.880 on any kind of
00:30:27.800 weaponized nuclear material,
00:30:29.120 they would most definitely
00:30:30.640 hit Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.
00:30:32.540 The Yemenis and the Saudis
00:30:33.660 hate each other.
00:30:34.760 We know that Iran
00:30:35.700 after Netanyahu's
00:30:36.960 press conference,
00:30:37.480 they were looking
00:30:38.800 to build five warheads,
00:30:40.280 each with a 10-kiloton
00:30:41.680 TNT yield.
00:30:43.440 About four to five times
00:30:45.060 that was we dropped
00:30:45.680 on Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
00:30:47.300 Where do you think
00:30:47.820 those warheads
00:30:48.760 would have been aimed, right?
00:30:49.560 They would have been pointed
00:30:50.200 at Jerusalem and Tel Aviv
00:30:51.560 and probably Riyadh
00:30:53.220 and maybe one
00:30:54.320 Western European nation
00:30:55.360 or Eastern European nation,
00:30:56.600 maybe Poland,
00:30:57.460 if it could reach.
00:30:58.120 Another one for good measure
00:30:59.960 held aside to maybe
00:31:00.900 give to terrorists
00:31:01.600 to put in suitcase bombs.
00:31:03.040 So this is absolutely
00:31:04.160 about the survival
00:31:05.160 of nations like Israel
00:31:07.320 and Saudi Arabia.
00:31:08.880 And look, Israel
00:31:09.520 and the United States
00:31:10.420 are now once again
00:31:11.260 the allies they should be.
00:31:12.580 Our embassy is opening
00:31:13.580 in Jerusalem next week.
00:31:14.620 They're naming a square
00:31:15.600 in the city of Jerusalem,
00:31:16.580 a little park
00:31:17.080 after Donald Trump.
00:31:18.540 That's driving
00:31:19.300 the globalists insane.
00:31:21.260 And so, yeah,
00:31:21.740 this was every bit about
00:31:22.680 this survival.
00:31:23.840 And Jordan has been
00:31:24.680 a very solid ally
00:31:25.820 in the Middle East as well.
00:31:26.700 And they were at risk
00:31:27.420 from a nuclear Iran.
00:31:28.480 Yeah.
00:31:29.060 Well, John,
00:31:29.440 it's great to catch up
00:31:30.180 with you.
00:31:30.620 And I do recommend
00:31:31.540 to all our viewers
00:31:32.160 to check out your show
00:31:34.220 where you go through
00:31:34.900 the Logan Act.
00:31:35.680 That's something I think
00:31:36.460 our viewers would like
00:31:37.560 to see your line-by-line analysis.
00:31:41.020 Well, John,
00:31:41.660 thanks for this.
00:31:42.700 And we'll keep in touch.
00:31:44.420 And by the way,
00:31:44.920 we've been running ads
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00:31:54.220 Good stuff.
00:31:55.100 Well, thanks, John.
00:31:55.700 That's John Cardillo,
00:31:56.620 our friend in Florida,
00:31:57.980 who will be coming up
00:31:59.080 to The Rebel Live
00:32:00.060 on June 2nd.
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00:32:13.540 Welcome back.
00:32:14.300 Hey, have you ever looked
00:32:15.360 at your birth certificate?
00:32:16.240 I don't look at mine often,
00:32:18.120 but I do carry it in my wallet.
00:32:20.060 And besides when I was born
00:32:22.220 and where,
00:32:23.780 there's a very simple entry
00:32:25.660 that says sex.
00:32:27.720 And traditionally,
00:32:29.400 there's an M for male
00:32:30.760 or F for female.
00:32:32.480 It says sex.
00:32:33.680 It doesn't say gender
00:32:34.800 because gender is sort of
00:32:35.760 a made-up political word.
00:32:37.200 Sex really comes down
00:32:38.400 to X chromosome
00:32:40.120 or Y chromosome.
00:32:41.940 There's no such thing
00:32:42.900 as a spectrum.
00:32:44.200 It's like on or off.
00:32:46.240 And if you look,
00:32:48.080 here's an image
00:32:49.100 that I've taken
00:32:50.400 from the Ontario
00:32:51.340 government's page.
00:32:53.140 This is a sample
00:32:54.240 of the official
00:32:55.860 birth certificate
00:32:56.640 of Ontario.
00:32:57.520 And as you can see,
00:32:59.220 they don't say gender.
00:33:00.520 They say sex.
00:33:02.020 And again,
00:33:02.480 it's M and F.
00:33:04.380 Well, not according
00:33:05.340 to a story
00:33:05.940 in the Toronto Star Day.
00:33:06.960 Let me read you a story.
00:33:09.200 Headline,
00:33:10.020 filmmaker receives
00:33:11.680 non-binary birth certificate
00:33:13.980 after legal battle
00:33:15.680 with Ontario.
00:33:17.000 And as you can see,
00:33:17.760 it's not a baby.
00:33:19.320 It's a grown man,
00:33:21.940 even though it looks
00:33:22.420 like a woman.
00:33:22.980 I call him a grown man
00:33:24.220 because his name is
00:33:25.100 Joshua M. Ferguson.
00:33:27.820 Can I just read a couple
00:33:28.740 lines from the story
00:33:29.480 and then I'm going to
00:33:29.980 introduce our guest
00:33:30.740 for the day?
00:33:31.240 Here's the Toronto
00:33:31.840 Star's article
00:33:32.500 about a grown man
00:33:34.320 who has apparently
00:33:35.320 won a battle
00:33:35.900 with Ontario
00:33:36.600 about his birth certificate
00:33:37.420 that obviously happened
00:33:38.260 decades ago.
00:33:39.320 Here it is.
00:33:39.660 Joshua M. Ferguson's
00:33:41.420 year-long battle
00:33:42.180 with the provincial government
00:33:43.120 prompted a policy change
00:33:44.740 that now allows people
00:33:46.000 to choose between
00:33:46.620 M for male,
00:33:48.280 F for female,
00:33:49.340 and X for non-binary
00:33:51.680 designation
00:33:52.460 on their birth certificate.
00:33:54.240 I won't go on further,
00:33:55.360 but let me just read
00:33:56.100 to you the caption
00:33:57.080 under the photo
00:33:58.500 of this man
00:33:59.380 dressing as a woman
00:34:00.340 because this is my favorite
00:34:01.900 part of this crazy story.
00:34:04.240 Joshua M. Ferguson
00:34:05.300 received Ontario's
00:34:06.160 first non-binary
00:34:07.340 birth certificate
00:34:08.160 their battle
00:34:10.220 with Ontario's government
00:34:11.280 led to a policy change
00:34:12.280 they say
00:34:13.760 has practical
00:34:14.520 and symbolic benefits
00:34:15.460 for transgender people.
00:34:16.860 Did you see that?
00:34:18.720 It's a guy
00:34:19.720 dressed as a gal,
00:34:21.180 but they're not saying
00:34:22.420 he or she,
00:34:23.060 they're saying they.
00:34:24.420 Their battle.
00:34:25.500 That's the third person plural
00:34:28.600 as if he's a multitude.
00:34:30.680 Their battle,
00:34:32.360 they say.
00:34:33.700 And I actually think
00:34:34.640 that is the craziest
00:34:35.340 part of the story.
00:34:36.240 Joining me now
00:34:36.600 to talk about this
00:34:37.400 and other related shenanigans
00:34:39.000 is our friend Barbara Kay,
00:34:40.440 a columnist
00:34:40.860 with the National Post.
00:34:41.820 Barbara, great to see you again.
00:34:43.920 Hi, Ezra.
00:34:45.560 You know, it's just
00:34:46.620 not scientific
00:34:47.620 to say
00:34:48.600 X is a sex.
00:34:51.780 You can,
00:34:52.520 you know,
00:34:52.740 gender is one of those
00:34:53.680 made-up words.
00:34:54.900 There are six genders
00:34:56.140 according to the
00:34:57.040 Ontario Sex Ed curriculum.
00:34:59.180 There are, what,
00:35:00.240 23 or 53 genders
00:35:01.700 on Facebook
00:35:02.320 according to Mark Zuckerberg.
00:35:04.020 But science is science,
00:35:05.220 and there are only
00:35:05.900 two sexes.
00:35:07.780 They isn't one of them.
00:35:10.640 Absolutely.
00:35:11.640 This,
00:35:12.020 gender is a theory.
00:35:14.400 It's a made-up theory.
00:35:15.640 There's,
00:35:16.020 there's no
00:35:16.760 scientific basis for it,
00:35:18.600 no evidence.
00:35:19.820 But you know,
00:35:20.740 when you're a progressive,
00:35:22.000 facts and statistics
00:35:23.720 and evidence,
00:35:24.960 this is stuff that
00:35:26.180 you just make up
00:35:27.480 as you go along
00:35:28.220 because if the theory's right,
00:35:30.100 then you find the facts
00:35:31.180 that you want
00:35:32.080 to fit them.
00:35:32.840 So,
00:35:34.520 this idea that there,
00:35:36.120 that,
00:35:36.680 that official government policy
00:35:38.360 should be going along
00:35:40.100 with this idiotic idea
00:35:42.380 that your sex
00:35:45.460 is something that can be,
00:35:47.540 that you choose
00:35:48.740 to put on your birth certificate
00:35:50.260 or that there is such a thing
00:35:51.820 as non-binary.
00:35:53.520 That really is crazy.
00:35:55.420 There is no such thing
00:35:56.220 as non-binary.
00:35:56.980 That's a totally made-up thing.
00:35:59.580 And the pronoun they
00:36:01.700 is something
00:36:03.560 that I would really find
00:36:04.620 very difficult to use.
00:36:05.860 I,
00:36:06.100 I,
00:36:06.440 I,
00:36:06.920 for anything but a plural
00:36:08.920 meaning,
00:36:09.700 two people,
00:36:10.260 of course.
00:36:11.260 So,
00:36:12.160 the government is nuts
00:36:13.340 to go along with this
00:36:14.900 because they're going
00:36:16.200 to get themselves
00:36:16.720 into a whole,
00:36:17.940 a whole pile of trouble
00:36:19.240 with it later on.
00:36:20.260 They'll be sorry
00:36:20.980 they did this.
00:36:21.620 The government is nuts.
00:36:25.500 Until a few years ago,
00:36:27.200 transgenderism
00:36:28.160 was actually
00:36:29.300 a form of being nuts
00:36:30.680 according to the
00:36:31.220 American Psychiatric Association.
00:36:33.760 It was a,
00:36:34.620 Well,
00:36:34.700 I wouldn't,
00:36:35.120 I wouldn't use the word nuts.
00:36:36.320 I would say it's,
00:36:37.240 it's,
00:36:37.520 it's a problem.
00:36:38.260 It's something that,
00:36:39.100 it's an affliction.
00:36:39.980 It's not something
00:36:40.520 you should celebrate.
00:36:41.480 Right.
00:36:41.900 I mean,
00:36:42.380 I'm using the word nuts
00:36:43.480 just to show it's politically nuts
00:36:44.940 but it actually was
00:36:45.780 a form of mental illness
00:36:46.720 that was in the,
00:36:48.260 in the code,
00:36:49.100 what's that,
00:36:49.440 the DSM
00:36:50.120 or whatever it was called.
00:36:50.960 It was,
00:36:51.840 it was a form of mental illness.
00:36:53.200 It would,
00:36:54.160 and,
00:36:54.720 and you don't treat someone
00:36:55.940 who has that problem
00:36:57.200 with disrespect
00:36:57.900 or with hatred
00:36:58.680 or meanness.
00:36:59.480 You try and treat them
00:37:00.300 with kindness
00:37:00.700 but you don't indulge it
00:37:02.460 as,
00:37:02.900 as we've talked about
00:37:03.560 on the show
00:37:03.980 several times before.
00:37:05.360 A study
00:37:06.000 by various
00:37:08.120 liberal and progressive
00:37:09.360 and pro-transgender groups
00:37:10.900 in the United States
00:37:11.760 including the American
00:37:13.460 Suicide Foundation
00:37:14.740 shows that
00:37:16.060 transgender men
00:37:17.580 have a 50%
00:37:20.020 suicide attempt rate
00:37:22.460 and if they have
00:37:23.820 undergone surgery
00:37:24.880 or hormonal treatment
00:37:27.360 that rate,
00:37:28.440 that rises
00:37:28.980 to 55
00:37:29.920 or 60%.
00:37:31.700 60%
00:37:33.060 of these men
00:37:34.120 who think
00:37:35.160 turning into a woman
00:37:36.520 solves their problems,
00:37:38.480 they try to kill themselves.
00:37:40.880 So,
00:37:41.100 you're,
00:37:41.380 you're right.
00:37:41.840 This is not doing anyone
00:37:42.740 a favor.
00:37:43.400 No,
00:37:43.580 these are very troubled,
00:37:44.440 these are very troubled people
00:37:45.460 to begin with
00:37:46.160 and I'm not saying
00:37:48.800 that they don't believe
00:37:49.840 that they are women,
00:37:50.820 they,
00:37:51.120 they do believe it
00:37:52.040 but it's that subjective belief.
00:37:54.120 So,
00:37:55.200 you know,
00:37:55.760 we can,
00:37:56.480 we can be very kind
00:37:57.660 and compassionate
00:37:58.340 and say,
00:37:59.120 I understand,
00:38:00.200 you have,
00:38:00.620 you hold that belief
00:38:01.520 and I'm not going to stop you
00:38:03.340 from acting as a woman,
00:38:04.720 presenting as a woman,
00:38:06.020 if you're an adult
00:38:06.700 and you want to take the hormones,
00:38:07.920 go right ahead.
00:38:08.900 But,
00:38:09.280 don't force me to say
00:38:10.780 that you are a woman,
00:38:11.780 you're a trans woman,
00:38:12.960 you are a person,
00:38:14.580 you are a male,
00:38:15.400 presenting as a female.
00:38:17.020 This is the reality.
00:38:18.560 So,
00:38:19.120 when the government starts
00:38:20.120 going along
00:38:21.560 with this subjective idea
00:38:23.460 and actually changing
00:38:24.520 sex
00:38:25.520 on a certificate,
00:38:27.580 then they're very far down
00:38:29.080 that rabbit hole themselves
00:38:30.380 and really,
00:38:32.020 they,
00:38:32.580 they are not fit
00:38:33.780 to be called,
00:38:36.100 you know,
00:38:37.560 a municipal
00:38:38.780 or a,
00:38:39.380 or a,
00:38:39.740 or a provincial
00:38:40.300 or a federal service.
00:38:41.780 Well,
00:38:42.040 it's just not true.
00:38:42.800 I mean,
00:38:43.360 gender,
00:38:44.180 you can,
00:38:44.720 you can say,
00:38:45.560 you know,
00:38:45.820 there's this funny
00:38:46.740 theme of someone saying,
00:38:48.340 I identify as an attack helicopter,
00:38:50.380 call me attack.
00:38:50.960 I mean,
00:38:51.420 you can,
00:38:52.080 you can call yourself
00:38:53.020 whatever you want
00:38:53.660 as a gender,
00:38:55.120 but,
00:38:55.400 but your sex remains the same,
00:38:57.040 your DNA remains the same,
00:38:58.000 what you were when you were born
00:38:59.040 and put on your birth certificate
00:39:00.620 remains the same,
00:39:01.340 even if the government
00:39:02.000 chooses to say otherwise.
00:39:03.420 What's,
00:39:04.180 the crazy thing
00:39:05.120 is the caption
00:39:06.980 in the Toronto Star article,
00:39:09.320 I read it out,
00:39:10.240 they are going along with this,
00:39:12.120 they're using the word
00:39:13.020 they,
00:39:14.040 and that's not even the same
00:39:15.520 as using the word
00:39:16.360 she,
00:39:17.740 and you said
00:39:18.340 if someone wants to present
00:39:19.260 as a woman
00:39:19.640 and they were born as a man,
00:39:21.000 fine,
00:39:21.260 you're not going to stop them,
00:39:22.080 and maybe even someone
00:39:23.160 who's so,
00:39:23.800 so compelling
00:39:25.480 in their,
00:39:26.080 like,
00:39:26.240 like,
00:39:27.160 Dustin Hoffman
00:39:28.200 and Tootsie,
00:39:29.240 maybe you'd say she,
00:39:30.260 maybe you'd say she,
00:39:31.300 because they're so compelling.
00:39:32.460 I would say she,
00:39:33.300 I would say she,
00:39:33.980 I'd say whatever
00:39:34.800 they want me to say
00:39:35.620 between he and she.
00:39:37.000 You feel like a man,
00:39:38.020 I'll call you he.
00:39:38.900 You feel like a woman,
00:39:39.760 I'll call you she.
00:39:40.620 But don't tell me
00:39:41.240 to call you they
00:39:41.860 because there's no such thing
00:39:42.900 as a non-binary person.
00:39:45.760 That's a trend.
00:39:47.080 That's something you made up.
00:39:48.440 That's something you're doing
00:39:49.480 to get attention.
00:39:50.320 But the Toronto Star,
00:39:51.360 the Toronto Star,
00:39:52.680 the largest newspaper
00:39:53.460 in Canada by circulation,
00:39:56.000 is,
00:39:56.920 which,
00:39:57.680 you know,
00:39:58.040 newspapers are,
00:39:58.920 they're in the business
00:39:59.560 of opinion,
00:40:00.200 but a photo caption
00:40:01.420 isn't an opinion,
00:40:02.160 it's sort of a description
00:40:03.140 of truth and reality.
00:40:04.520 When they are using
00:40:05.500 the third person plural,
00:40:07.260 they,
00:40:08.100 we've gone deep,
00:40:09.140 deep down.
00:40:09.980 And here's my question to you.
00:40:11.300 At one point,
00:40:12.840 do the readers
00:40:13.660 of the Toronto Star,
00:40:14.480 if ever,
00:40:15.040 say,
00:40:15.880 this is crazy talk.
00:40:18.580 This is that kind
00:40:19.580 of insanity
00:40:20.160 that we thought
00:40:20.860 was limited to campuses
00:40:22.820 that Jordan Peterson
00:40:23.900 warned us about
00:40:24.600 how kooky they are.
00:40:25.820 It's now in the pages
00:40:27.380 of the most widely read newspaper.
00:40:28.880 It is now
00:40:29.920 on the official
00:40:30.900 identification documents
00:40:33.140 of the largest province
00:40:34.600 of Ontario.
00:40:35.480 At what point in time
00:40:36.620 do we say,
00:40:38.400 do people ever say,
00:40:40.680 I reject
00:40:41.380 this insanity,
00:40:43.500 not necessarily
00:40:44.180 because I disagree with it,
00:40:45.400 but just because
00:40:45.960 it is untrue.
00:40:47.200 It's just untrue.
00:40:48.120 No,
00:40:48.340 they won't reject it.
00:40:49.580 They won't reject it
00:40:50.400 because they'll be
00:40:50.940 called transphobic.
00:40:51.980 And it's not going to stop
00:40:52.880 until saying it
00:40:55.120 allows you to say it
00:40:57.080 without being called
00:40:57.900 transphobic.
00:40:58.820 Right now,
00:40:59.560 anybody seeing this
00:41:00.640 that is even
00:41:01.800 slightly on the left
00:41:03.000 is going to say,
00:41:03.700 oh,
00:41:03.820 she's transphobic.
00:41:04.700 I mean,
00:41:04.920 that's a given.
00:41:05.820 That's a given
00:41:06.300 that if you don't accept
00:41:07.440 the word they,
00:41:08.620 if you don't accept
00:41:09.400 the theory
00:41:10.680 that people can be
00:41:12.820 non-binary,
00:41:13.540 then you are transphobic.
00:41:15.020 These are all theories.
00:41:16.080 They have no basis
00:41:17.040 in evidence.
00:41:18.120 But if you say that,
00:41:19.580 then you're transphobic
00:41:20.800 ipso facto.
00:41:22.020 So it's like
00:41:23.460 a closed circle.
00:41:24.940 And a lot of readers
00:41:26.700 of the star,
00:41:27.660 I'm sure,
00:41:28.180 are saying this is crazy.
00:41:29.920 But they're also
00:41:31.220 not crazy enough
00:41:32.600 to say so out loud
00:41:33.520 because they don't
00:41:34.400 want to be labeled
00:41:35.000 transphobic.
00:41:35.680 They don't want to be
00:41:36.200 swarmed on social media.
00:41:38.840 And it's too bad
00:41:39.820 because that's the whole
00:41:41.380 thing about society today
00:41:43.340 is that,
00:41:44.500 you know,
00:41:45.160 people like us,
00:41:46.720 Ezra,
00:41:47.200 we're crazy.
00:41:48.120 enough to not care
00:41:49.960 if we're called
00:41:50.780 transphobic.
00:41:51.580 But most people do care.
00:41:52.900 We know we're not
00:41:53.620 transphobic.
00:41:54.280 We know we're not
00:41:54.880 transphobic because
00:41:55.740 we not only admit
00:41:57.560 that this is a thing,
00:42:00.840 it's a disorder,
00:42:01.920 but we're very,
00:42:02.860 I feel very compassionate
00:42:04.260 for these people.
00:42:04.980 I've met
00:42:05.420 two trans women.
00:42:07.700 I've had lunch with them,
00:42:08.580 delightful,
00:42:09.520 because they are
00:42:10.320 normal in their thinking.
00:42:11.460 In other words,
00:42:12.320 they say,
00:42:13.460 I don't know why
00:42:14.400 I have this belief,
00:42:16.160 but I don't expect
00:42:17.020 people to believe
00:42:18.660 that I am actually
00:42:19.700 turned into a woman.
00:42:21.080 I know that I am
00:42:22.320 biologically a male
00:42:24.840 who is presenting,
00:42:27.540 identifying as a female.
00:42:29.300 And yeah,
00:42:29.880 we get along fine
00:42:31.260 because that is the reality.
00:42:33.340 They're living as women,
00:42:34.900 more power to them,
00:42:36.420 and they happen to be men
00:42:38.020 that are not suicidal.
00:42:39.100 I mean,
00:42:39.740 they've made the transition.
00:42:41.580 They're living a life
00:42:42.820 that is productive for them.
00:42:44.960 So I'm not transphobic.
00:42:46.260 I'm fine,
00:42:47.200 but people have to say
00:42:48.340 what's real and true.
00:42:50.260 Otherwise,
00:42:50.900 I don't want to have
00:42:51.400 anything to do
00:42:52.120 with that kind of thinking.
00:42:54.260 Yeah.
00:42:54.720 You know,
00:42:55.580 I did a show
00:42:56.640 a couple months back.
00:42:57.920 I can't remember
00:42:58.380 if you and I
00:42:58.720 spoke about this.
00:43:01.280 Justin Trudeau
00:43:02.180 has ordered
00:43:02.880 Corrections Canada
00:43:04.120 to apply
00:43:06.720 this new
00:43:07.560 transgender thinking
00:43:08.100 to the prison system.
00:43:10.860 And that means
00:43:11.460 if someone identifies
00:43:13.080 as transgender,
00:43:15.380 they don't have to present.
00:43:16.500 They don't even have
00:43:17.060 to get dolled up
00:43:17.860 like Tootsie.
00:43:18.800 They don't have to go
00:43:19.520 through the surgery
00:43:20.160 or the hormonal treatment.
00:43:21.320 They just have to say,
00:43:23.060 man,
00:43:23.420 I feel like a woman.
00:43:25.800 And Corrections Canada
00:43:27.440 has to take that
00:43:28.420 into account
00:43:28.960 according to
00:43:30.600 the Corrections Canada,
00:43:32.020 not just for
00:43:32.960 their incarceration,
00:43:33.700 but who,
00:43:36.540 what gender
00:43:37.780 of,
00:43:38.160 what sex
00:43:38.680 of guards
00:43:39.360 gets to surveil them
00:43:41.200 or be their guards,
00:43:42.640 who searches them
00:43:44.360 because,
00:43:44.820 of course,
00:43:45.140 in prisons
00:43:45.580 they have strip searches.
00:43:46.620 Are you smuggling
00:43:47.200 in a weapon
00:43:48.160 or other contraband?
00:43:49.940 Imagine,
00:43:50.920 and the thing is,
00:43:51.760 so this symbolism,
00:43:53.300 it's not just a,
00:43:54.420 it's not just a tip
00:43:55.940 of the hat
00:43:56.840 to Joshua M. Ferguson
00:43:59.540 and his own
00:44:00.540 mental frailties.
00:44:02.740 This is a policy
00:44:04.120 that will now
00:44:04.920 propagate
00:44:05.900 through Corrections Canada.
00:44:07.320 Imagine you're some,
00:44:09.540 who's in a federal prison,
00:44:11.020 the most serious
00:44:11.620 of criminals,
00:44:12.380 including rapists.
00:44:13.720 So let's say
00:44:14.480 you are a straight,
00:44:16.560 heterosexual,
00:44:18.400 rapist convict.
00:44:19.780 And the only reason
00:44:20.840 I say that
00:44:21.260 is because that's
00:44:21.760 who's in our
00:44:22.420 federal prisons,
00:44:23.760 Barbara.
00:44:24.260 And you see
00:44:25.040 this new rule
00:44:25.700 and you say,
00:44:26.240 you know what?
00:44:27.560 I'm going to mess around
00:44:28.660 with the man.
00:44:30.080 I hate the prison.
00:44:31.240 I hate the guards.
00:44:32.300 And they are stupid
00:44:33.380 enough to say,
00:44:34.220 the minute I just declare
00:44:35.740 I'm transgender
00:44:37.220 and I don't have
00:44:38.000 to do anything weird.
00:44:38.980 I don't have
00:44:39.300 to cut anything off.
00:44:40.400 I don't have
00:44:40.680 to go on math.
00:44:41.260 I just say,
00:44:42.260 identify as a woman.
00:44:43.540 I don't have to present.
00:44:44.560 I don't have to show
00:44:45.180 any proof.
00:44:47.060 They have to give me
00:44:47.980 a female guard,
00:44:49.380 female surveillance,
00:44:50.900 female,
00:44:51.960 you know,
00:44:52.280 get me away
00:44:52.940 from the guys.
00:44:53.780 Maybe even put me
00:44:54.480 in a female prison.
00:44:55.660 Oh, and guess what?
00:44:56.300 Now I have access
00:44:57.060 to more women
00:44:57.700 and I'm a convicted rapist
00:44:59.280 and if you don't
00:45:00.300 let me hang out
00:45:01.000 with the women
00:45:01.420 and have women guards
00:45:02.160 and have a woman
00:45:02.700 strip search me,
00:45:04.600 you are a transphobe.
00:45:06.160 That is a
00:45:07.040 absolutely real possibility.
00:45:11.120 Well,
00:45:11.740 first of all,
00:45:12.520 I don't even think
00:45:13.080 you have to be,
00:45:13.500 have a rapist mentality
00:45:15.380 to see the advantages
00:45:16.720 in a system
00:45:17.800 where you could,
00:45:19.780 first of all,
00:45:20.420 be getting away
00:45:21.220 from male rapists
00:45:22.600 in the regular prisons
00:45:24.260 because guys
00:45:25.640 who don't want
00:45:26.600 to have anything
00:45:26.980 to do with sex
00:45:28.140 with other men
00:45:28.680 are often raped
00:45:29.940 in prison.
00:45:30.560 So I can see
00:45:31.920 where the advantage
00:45:32.560 of living with women,
00:45:34.380 even if you were
00:45:35.160 just a guy,
00:45:36.100 forget the sexual angle,
00:45:37.500 you'd have a softer life,
00:45:39.100 you'd be treated
00:45:39.880 with more kindness
00:45:40.820 and it would be,
00:45:42.520 in general,
00:45:43.200 a better situation
00:45:44.640 for you.
00:45:45.220 So why wouldn't you
00:45:45.920 do that
00:45:47.000 and why would you care
00:45:48.060 if you were fooling
00:45:50.300 them or not?
00:45:50.840 honestly,
00:45:52.300 if they're going
00:45:53.300 to do this
00:45:53.860 for people
00:45:54.640 who honestly
00:45:55.400 have these feelings,
00:45:57.400 then the bottom line
00:45:58.680 should be
00:45:59.240 if you are committed
00:46:00.560 to a hormone program
00:46:02.180 and presenting
00:46:04.780 as a woman,
00:46:05.720 you'll be considered,
00:46:06.940 well,
00:46:07.400 you know,
00:46:07.760 a guy would have
00:46:08.780 to think very seriously
00:46:09.740 before he would start
00:46:10.760 taking female hormones.
00:46:12.140 He'd have to really
00:46:13.060 want to get out
00:46:13.640 of that prison
00:46:14.300 very badly
00:46:14.840 unless he actually
00:46:15.640 was a trans person.
00:46:18.100 So they should
00:46:18.820 make that obviously
00:46:20.200 the condition
00:46:21.140 but honestly,
00:46:23.500 I honestly don't know
00:46:24.820 what their meetings
00:46:25.460 are like
00:46:25.820 when they talk
00:46:26.320 to each other
00:46:26.800 and decide these things
00:46:27.780 but I can't imagine
00:46:29.020 a whole lot of smarts
00:46:30.120 are being passed
00:46:30.780 back and forth.
00:46:31.800 You know,
00:46:32.580 this is so insane
00:46:33.940 and I keep thinking
00:46:35.680 of the children's story
00:46:36.640 of the emperor
00:46:37.240 who had no clothes.
00:46:38.360 All the smart people,
00:46:39.480 the fancy people,
00:46:40.160 the clever people,
00:46:40.860 the strategic people,
00:46:41.820 the people playing 3D chess
00:46:43.580 think this is so,
00:46:44.500 so wise
00:46:45.200 and so enlightened
00:46:46.540 and so fashionable.
00:46:47.520 I have no doubt
00:46:49.080 whatsoever
00:46:49.740 that in a generation
00:46:51.080 from now
00:46:51.620 this will be seen
00:46:52.480 to be some sort
00:46:53.620 of mania,
00:46:54.780 some sort of
00:46:55.420 mass hysteria
00:46:56.720 and it's not just
00:46:58.440 and of course
00:46:59.840 the worst of it
00:47:00.460 is what's being done
00:47:01.580 to children
00:47:02.840 by social engineers.
00:47:05.560 Barbara,
00:47:05.740 we're almost out of time
00:47:06.680 but I really appreciate
00:47:07.540 you joining us on this.
00:47:08.740 You're one of the few people
00:47:09.600 who's not afraid
00:47:11.180 to incur the wrath
00:47:12.880 of the hysterical left
00:47:16.200 on this
00:47:16.720 and I salute you for that
00:47:17.680 and I hope
00:47:18.080 the National Post
00:47:19.280 continues to publish you
00:47:20.340 because I can only imagine
00:47:21.420 the pressure there under
00:47:22.260 to silence you.
00:47:24.040 Probably they are
00:47:24.920 and I thank them
00:47:26.060 for not sharing that
00:47:27.220 with me.
00:47:28.740 Well, it's great to see you.
00:47:29.760 Thanks for your time today.
00:47:31.520 Thanks, Ezra.
00:47:32.300 All right.
00:47:32.740 There you have it.
00:47:33.240 Our friend Barbara Kay,
00:47:34.120 a columnist
00:47:34.500 with the National Post
00:47:35.320 and one of the very few
00:47:36.780 columnists in Canada
00:47:37.720 with the courage
00:47:38.380 to criticize
00:47:39.080 with a gentle spirit
00:47:40.720 and with a kindness
00:47:41.780 this transgender
00:47:44.080 political ideology
00:47:45.860 that has come
00:47:46.860 seemingly from nowhere
00:47:47.740 in the past five years
00:47:49.240 and it is now
00:47:50.220 the most orthodox dogma
00:47:51.380 that you must follow
00:47:52.180 or you will be cast out.
00:47:54.340 Stay with us.
00:47:54.920 More ahead on The Rebel.
00:48:07.120 Hey, welcome back.
00:48:08.020 Lots of letters
00:48:08.480 on my monologue yesterday
00:48:09.440 about Doug Ford
00:48:10.160 and Jason Kenney
00:48:10.920 throwing conservatives
00:48:12.000 under the bus.
00:48:13.280 Someone with the nickname
00:48:14.140 Canadian Patriot writes,
00:48:16.100 if Kenney and Ford
00:48:16.780 want to gamble
00:48:17.400 on infuriating their base
00:48:19.460 to hopefully gain
00:48:20.120 a few swing votes
00:48:20.820 from the left,
00:48:22.480 they are making serious
00:48:23.820 political miscalculations.
00:48:26.280 Conservatives are
00:48:26.880 principled people
00:48:27.540 and will stay home
00:48:28.540 during the next election
00:48:29.340 if these so-called
00:48:30.480 conservative party leaders
00:48:31.420 continue to betray them.
00:48:34.320 I mean, thinking about this,
00:48:35.500 I mean, obviously
00:48:36.220 not a single person
00:48:37.600 who was not going to vote
00:48:39.340 for Doug Ford
00:48:40.180 or not going to vote
00:48:41.580 for Jason Kenney
00:48:42.460 last week.
00:48:43.540 Obviously not a single person
00:48:44.780 has said,
00:48:45.220 yeah, I really like
00:48:46.380 these guys now.
00:48:47.660 I'm far left
00:48:48.600 on social issues
00:48:49.380 and they're the candidates
00:48:50.260 for me.
00:48:50.640 No, of course not.
00:48:51.760 I don't think that was the math
00:48:53.380 that Kenney and Ford did.
00:48:55.240 I think they did
00:48:55.820 a different math
00:48:56.480 and it was all media-centric.
00:48:58.060 They said,
00:48:59.660 I would rather infuriate
00:49:01.340 my own voter base
00:49:02.580 not to win new voters
00:49:04.260 but just to get the media
00:49:05.880 to lay off me.
00:49:07.100 Hey, fellas,
00:49:07.780 they're not going to lay off you.
00:49:10.480 Peter writes,
00:49:12.140 if Jason Kenney
00:49:12.800 and Doug Ford
00:49:13.320 are going to root
00:49:13.960 of Patrick Brown
00:49:14.880 and Andrew Scheer,
00:49:16.520 then conservatism
00:49:17.340 is truly dead in Canada.
00:49:19.000 Saskatchewan cannot carry
00:49:20.080 the conservative torch
00:49:20.940 all by itself.
00:49:22.080 Well, I'm glad you mentioned
00:49:24.760 Andrew Scheer.
00:49:25.540 He's done some
00:49:26.300 really strange things.
00:49:27.620 He whipped his entire caucus
00:49:29.360 to vote for the UN
00:49:30.340 global warming scheme.
00:49:32.600 He has said
00:49:33.960 he will meet
00:49:34.420 that global warming scheme
00:49:35.420 without a carbon tax
00:49:36.620 which he cannot,
00:49:38.540 first of all,
00:49:39.180 but why would he say
00:49:40.180 that as a goal
00:49:40.940 and now he's just got
00:49:42.380 the media talking
00:49:43.040 all about that.
00:49:43.820 He is so wobbly.
00:49:46.740 I hope that's not
00:49:47.720 what Doug Ford
00:49:48.220 and Jason Kenney
00:49:48.760 turned into.
00:49:49.300 Paul writes,
00:49:50.740 Ford is winning
00:49:51.280 so he doesn't want
00:49:51.880 to take any chances.
00:49:52.980 I think he would
00:49:53.560 increase his support
00:49:54.340 by standing tall
00:49:55.080 and having the guts
00:49:55.960 to speak against
00:49:56.700 this political correctness.
00:49:59.060 I really think
00:49:59.840 that's a big reason
00:50:00.580 Donald Trump won
00:50:01.460 because he is
00:50:02.500 the first person
00:50:03.180 in memory
00:50:03.680 just to tell the media
00:50:05.320 to stuff it
00:50:06.620 and just to say no
00:50:07.900 to the scolding.
00:50:09.800 There was this moment,
00:50:10.560 permit me to go down
00:50:12.160 a tangent.
00:50:12.960 I remember when he was,
00:50:13.940 I think it was
00:50:14.260 in North Dakota,
00:50:16.000 and he was poking
00:50:18.200 at that Senator Warren
00:50:20.300 from, I think,
00:50:21.160 Massachusetts
00:50:21.680 who claims
00:50:22.340 that Elizabeth Warren
00:50:23.240 claims she's Aboriginal.
00:50:25.180 That's how she got
00:50:25.800 hired from Harvard,
00:50:27.120 an affirmative action hire.
00:50:28.960 But she's not Aboriginal.
00:50:30.520 She lied.
00:50:31.720 So not only did she lie,
00:50:33.180 but she actually
00:50:33.680 took a place
00:50:34.320 that an Aboriginal lawyer
00:50:35.540 was supposed to have.
00:50:36.560 So Donald Trump
00:50:37.280 keeps ragging her,
00:50:38.580 poking her,
00:50:39.460 and calls her Pocahontas.
00:50:41.600 And if you were
00:50:43.880 to call an Aboriginal woman
00:50:45.120 Pocahontas,
00:50:45.820 that could be rude,
00:50:46.980 it could be an insult,
00:50:47.580 but you're calling
00:50:48.420 a fake person
00:50:49.540 who lies
00:50:50.420 about being
00:50:51.260 Aboriginal Pocahontas.
00:50:52.460 That's really funny.
00:50:53.340 That's a Manhattan insult,
00:50:55.080 isn't it?
00:50:55.880 Anyway, so Trump was in,
00:50:57.140 I think it was North Dakota,
00:50:58.100 and he used that phrase
00:50:59.100 Pocahontas,
00:50:59.760 and someone in the crowd,
00:51:00.880 it was actually
00:51:01.200 a Canadian journalist,
00:51:02.440 said,
00:51:03.020 that's offensive,
00:51:04.640 that's offensive.
00:51:06.060 And you know
00:51:06.940 that every other politician
00:51:08.560 in the history
00:51:09.280 of the world
00:51:09.820 would have said,
00:51:10.520 oh, I'm sorry,
00:51:11.240 you're right,
00:51:11.540 that's offensive,
00:51:12.100 I apologize,
00:51:12.860 and let me retract.
00:51:13.480 Not Donald Trump.
00:51:14.640 I don't know if you remember,
00:51:15.340 we don't have that clip handy,
00:51:16.160 but I'm just going
00:51:16.840 down this tangent.
00:51:18.580 Trump said,
00:51:19.440 oh, it's offensive
00:51:20.480 to call her Pocahontas,
00:51:21.560 so you mean
00:51:21.920 don't call her Pocahontas?
00:51:23.080 Okay, maybe I won't
00:51:24.420 call Pocahontas,
00:51:25.080 but look,
00:51:25.320 he just said the bait word
00:51:26.480 again and again and again
00:51:27.240 and again and again,
00:51:27.960 and I think that was
00:51:28.880 his instinct.
00:51:29.920 I don't even think
00:51:30.440 he thought about that.
00:51:31.460 I think Donald Trump,
00:51:32.600 when someone says
00:51:33.220 you can't say that,
00:51:34.740 he said,
00:51:35.080 well, just because you told me
00:51:35.960 that, I'm going to say it
00:51:36.540 five times.
00:51:37.360 I truly believe
00:51:38.840 that disrespect
00:51:39.760 for the media
00:51:40.560 is a huge reason
00:51:41.980 why Donald Trump won
00:51:43.120 and continues to win
00:51:44.540 because the media
00:51:45.580 that thinks
00:51:46.140 that Donald Trump
00:51:47.160 is discreditable
00:51:48.020 and from time to time
00:51:49.140 he does things
00:51:49.800 that make me cringe.
00:51:51.120 Don't they see
00:51:52.060 that they're twice
00:51:52.840 as discreditable?
00:51:53.880 All right,
00:51:54.100 last letters
00:51:54.640 from Space Moves
00:51:55.400 who writes,
00:51:56.540 how about inviting Tanya
00:51:57.480 to the Rebel live event?
00:51:59.100 Invitation Sense.
00:52:02.340 Let's see if she comes.
00:52:03.640 Folks, that's our show
00:52:04.500 for today.
00:52:05.060 I have to tell you
00:52:05.720 that I'm out of town tomorrow.
00:52:06.900 I have to go to a funeral.
00:52:08.060 So my friend David Menzies
00:52:09.300 will be the guest host for me.
00:52:10.960 Please join in tomorrow
00:52:11.980 and I will be back on Thursday.
00:52:13.740 Until then,
00:52:15.160 good night
00:52:15.820 and keep fighting for freedom.
00:52:17.740 I'll be back on track again.
00:52:19.640 We'll be back on camera on Twitter.
00:52:20.940 I'll be back on Twitter.
00:52:21.660 And...
00:52:22.500 I'll be back on Twitter.
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00:52:23.400 I'll be back on Twitter.
00:52:23.560 I'll be back on Twitter.
00:52:24.260 You know what?
00:52:24.980 Great bye.
00:52:26.720 Bye bye.
00:52:26.860 Bye bye.
00:52:27.860 Bye bye.
00:52:29.100 Bye bye.
00:52:29.700 Bye bye.
00:52:29.720 Bye bye.
00:52:30.720 Bye bye.
00:52:31.320 I'll be back on Twitter.
00:52:31.780 Bye bye.
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