Rebel News Podcast - EZRA LEVANT ｜ Toronto Liberal MP stunned as migrant voters back one of their own

00:00:00.160 Hello, my friends. Holy smokes. We've got a video I've just got to show you. It's of a

00:00:05.220 liberal MP, a white guy, and that's relevant because he just lost a nomination. He's a liberal

00:00:11.800 MP named Nate Erskine-Smith. He's been an MP for 10 years. He thinks he's sort of a big shot in his

00:00:17.380 own mind, at least. And he just got clobbered in Scarborough by an ethnic candidate who pandered

00:00:24.160 to his ethnic group. But guess what? There's enough of those folks that they beat Nate. And

00:00:29.300 I want to show you his video reaction.

00:00:31.900 He's stunned.

00:00:33.200 He's almost speechless.

00:00:34.800 I almost feel bad for the guy.

00:00:36.780 I'll take you through it.

00:00:37.540 I really want you to see it, not just hear it.

00:00:39.680 It's amazing.

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00:01:11.760 tonight a snow white liberal mp is stunned that migrants and his neighbor voted for their own

00:01:32.680 ethnic group instead of him it's may 11th and this is the ezra levant show

00:01:37.060 I've been talking about mass immigration for years, for decades, actually.

00:01:56.560 To me, it's larger than any other issue, larger than all other issues.

00:02:00.120 the reason for that is impacts almost everything from the price of housing to the ability to get

00:02:07.620 work as a young person you're competing against migrants in both cases everything is made worse

00:02:13.260 including i hate to say it the crime waves and these days anti-semitism you can fix most normal

00:02:20.280 political policies if a tax rate is too high you can lower it but the thing about a demographic

00:02:25.760 change to your country by replacing your citizens with millions of migrants is you can't really

00:02:32.740 change that even donald trump is having trouble re-migrating the illegals who swamped america

00:02:38.620 show me a country that ever has come back from an overwhelming migration demographics

00:02:45.180 is destiny i mean i think about constantinople i think about that city more than i probably should

00:02:52.300 It was once the biggest city in the world. It was once the richest city in the world,

00:02:56.000 the most Christian city in the world. It still exists, by the way, as does its magnificent church,

00:03:02.480 the Hagia Sophia, except for the city is now called Istanbul. It's more than 90% Muslim,

00:03:08.000 and the Hagia Sophia is now a mosque. You can't unring that bell. Constantinople will never be

00:03:15.000 the seat of a pope again. Now, of course, Constantinople was conquered militarily,

00:03:21.320 Whereas cities in Western Europe and North America, well, we just open the doors and invite migrants in by the million and we kid ourselves by calling them temporary.

00:03:29.940 There are nearly five million temporary foreigners in Canada, workers, students who simply will not go home.

00:03:36.220 And who's going to make them go home? Mark Carney? They're his future voting base, he thinks.

00:03:41.520 But what if that voting base decides that it doesn't need some white master like Mark Carney or a local MP like, oh, I don't know, say a Toronto liberal named Nate Erskine Smith.

00:03:53.940 Nate is an MP for a Toronto riding called Beaches East York, which is really hip.

00:03:58.760 And as the name suggests, it is part of the city that touches Lake Ontario.

00:04:02.920 It's actually very pretty down there.

00:04:05.500 Demographically, it's one of the whitest districts in Toronto, which is now a majority minority city.

00:04:10.660 So our man, Nate, who is the whitest MP in the whitest riding, decided to run for the leadership of the provincial liberal party.

00:04:19.840 And he gets a friendly endorsement from Mark Carney.

00:04:24.120 Take a look at this and you tell me, are they standing in a weird way?

00:04:27.420 There was something goofy about it. But but take a look.

00:04:29.320 Here's Mark Carney sort of endorsing Nate. Take a look.

00:04:32.940 You know, we've worked together over the course of the last year and a half.

00:04:35.740 We've known each other for longer. And look, there's lots of things that distinguish you.

00:04:40.660 But I want to name a few in all seriousness. One is you're a man of big ideas. You deeply care about this country and you made big contributions. But whether it's in health care, whether it's Canadians helping each other, whether it's making the economy stronger, whether it's standing up for Canada against the pressure of the other side, you've always been there.

00:05:03.000 But because you're a guy who gives big ideas for the country across a huge range of things.

00:05:09.380 But one of the things that I've found is, and this is rare, to be honest, distinguished, you know, you can have the ideas, you can have the hard work, but also to be really on the ground, really on the ground with your constituents, knowing what's going on, what their needs are and working together.

00:05:24.000 I'm going to miss being in Ottawa and being with the team and making a difference there.

00:05:28.740 It's pretty clear to me that Nae Erskine-Smith's ambitions were a bit too big for Parliament as a mere backbench MP.

00:05:36.760 But really, how could a white guy make it into cabinet with all the demographics the liberals have to cover?

00:05:43.440 It's tough for a regular white woman, too.

00:05:46.740 And she's a woman.

00:05:47.600 If you don't have something really special, you're not going to make it.

00:05:50.900 I mean, just look at the last three liberal MPs elected in the recent by-elections.

00:05:56.020 They were all women, of course.

00:05:57.800 That was just the starting point. One was a black woman. One had a Muslim hijab on.

00:06:04.180 That's where we are right now in terms of DEI. Do you really think a white dude like

00:06:08.720 Nathan Erskine Smith even sounds ultra fancy? Do you really think he's going to get a cabinet

00:06:14.620 position in Toronto of all places? I mean, maybe if he transitions and becomes transgender or

00:06:20.680 something. But other than that, I just don't see it. But he thought he could just waltz over to

00:06:26.720 Scarborough West. I checked the math. According to the 2021 census, Scarborough West, which he

00:06:32.720 does not live in, is just 37% white. And that's probably down below 35% now since it's been

00:06:39.980 five years since the last census. So Nate Erskine-Smith went full Trudeau style Mr. Dress

00:06:46.100 Up. He wore ethnic costumes. So often he probably owns them instead of just borrows them. Like,

00:06:52.380 well take a look but it just didn't work

00:06:55.140 just trust me you'll be fine

00:06:57.780 and when I'm back

00:07:01.380 in Chicago

00:07:02.380 I feel it

00:07:05.460 another version

00:07:07.580 of me

00:07:08.580 I was in

00:07:10.160 a way too

00:07:12.980 late

00:07:13.580 in that tweet he says 10 years of celebrating the Bengali

00:07:17.460 New Year in our shared

00:07:19.420 East End

00:07:20.240 Shubo Nobo Borsho.

00:07:24.200 Shubo Nobo Borsho to you too, sir.

00:07:28.040 That kind of performative diversity doesn't work

00:07:30.440 when white people are a third of the population in the riding.

00:07:34.820 They're not looking up to you as some sort of benefactor

00:07:37.020 who's giving them a nod and a wink.

00:07:38.220 They wonder what the heck is wrong with you.

00:07:40.800 And then they run for office themselves, as Nate's rival did.

00:07:46.140 Here's a snapshot of a super helpful sample ballot

00:07:49.460 being circulated in the writing, in English, sure, but in other important languages, showing

00:07:55.140 people how to vote. What, you've never heard of Asenal Hafiz? Got to be very careful not to

00:08:01.360 mispronounce that. Or his suggested second place choice, Kadira Jackson? Well, Asenal Hafiz is an

00:08:09.180 entrepreneur, they say, with 30 pizza franchises, they say. And if that's true, you've got to admit

00:08:14.020 he's done more economic building in Ontario than Nate has done destroying I suppose Nate went right

00:08:20.160 from law school into being a politician really it's his life's ambition but then he ran up against

00:08:26.220 718 fans of Asinu I'm making sure I'm saying that right and of course Nate could only muster 699

00:08:35.660 people even though he's been the MP there for actually hasn't been the MP there that's I think

00:08:40.900 part of the province he was in a totally different jurisdiction um that's called white flight nate

00:08:46.740 by the way i mean i don't know if you know this but almost 25 years ago i ran unopposed for the

00:08:51.800 canadian alliance party nomination in calgary southwest so there was no one running against

00:08:55.440 me there was really no point in the vote i was acclaimed but i got more than 500 votes anyways

00:09:00.080 how can a career politician like nate erskine smith get not even 700 votes in the fight of his

00:09:07.560 life. I think he just assumed that Bangladeshi and Bengali and Pakistani and Somali voters

00:09:13.140 cared what Mark Carney said about that great Twitter video or something. Look, they're not

00:09:19.440 on Twitter, Nate. I think he was truly stunned that he lost. And to that guy, it looked like

00:09:26.800 he was Wile E. Coyote getting hit with an anvil. Listen to him in shell shock just moments after

00:09:33.200 the results he can't even form a sentence take a listen lots of stories about what's happened

00:09:37.680 inside that i've got i got a debrief i i like it wouldn't be fair for me to jump off the cuff like

00:09:43.200 i really have to talk to the team in detail to get advice from the team as to what they saw

00:09:47.160 happen in there i've spoken to a few scrutineers already who said they've never seen anything like

00:09:50.780 it and it's unreal what happened in there so i i i i need i need to i need to i need to do a full

00:09:57.760 I need to do a full debrief with the team.

00:09:59.560 That's super big.

00:10:00.560 I wasn't in the room.

00:10:02.760 I was shaking hands, and then I-

00:10:04.260 So all they told you was we've never seen anything like it and didn't tell you?

00:10:07.560 They said they've never seen anything like it.

00:10:09.160 There were at one table, it was 50% of the people that had ID issues saying they'd lost

00:10:14.360 driver's license.

00:10:15.360 They just moved in the area.

00:10:16.360 So look, I don't know.

00:10:17.760 It's unfair for me to specifically speculate.

00:10:19.860 I got no idea.

00:10:20.860 I got to talk to the team, do a full debrief with the team as to what comes next in terms

00:10:24.660 of, you know, it was obviously very close, and we'll see it.

00:10:27.160 How close was it?

00:10:29.020 We heard 20 votes.

00:10:30.260 Yeah, I was shy of that, just shy.

00:10:31.620 19?

00:10:32.080 19.

00:10:32.680 Are you concerned about the final results?

00:10:34.940 You don't think this is necessarily the legitimate result?

00:10:37.700 Like, there's a combination?

00:10:39.500 I would like to hear from every single person that was in that room on our team

00:10:43.640 to understand what took place and what their feeling is

00:10:47.860 and if there is a legitimate reason to challenge.

00:10:50.480 Obviously, given everything we've seen in the race to date

00:10:53.160 and some frustrations along the way with this allowing members

00:10:56.400 and then we see scrutineers in that room articulate concerns.

00:11:02.500 Honestly, I have to do a full debrief with them before I decide next steps,

00:11:06.960 before I decide if I really consider the outcome fair.

00:11:10.060 Holy smokes. I think he was genuinely stunned.

00:11:13.320 Just never even contemplated it.

00:11:16.540 I think he thought he might be a little bit like this instead.

00:11:26.400 Oh!

00:11:56.400 yeah he thought he would be their champion um he thought he would do their bidding like he has

00:12:09.200 done for years mass immigration no assimilation huge grants to multicultural groups wokeism

00:12:15.640 dei the works i mean hadn't he earned it you bet but there's no need for him anymore i mean why

00:12:22.340 have an errand boy when you can have the real thing, when you can take power yourself, as Asenal

00:12:28.020 Hafiz did, and Dolly Begum, the new liberal MP in the hijab. She's not the first at all to wear a

00:12:34.860 hijab, of course. I've seen this, by the way, I've seen this five years further down the road

00:12:39.500 when I visit the UK. I mean, the Labour Party was the home of Islamists for years, for decades,

00:12:45.840 actually. But in the last national election in the UK, cracks started to be seen because

00:12:51.840 Keir Starmer, the labor leader, he wasn't anti-Semitic enough. I mean, he endorsed a

00:12:58.160 sovereign Palestine. He threatened Israel. Sure, sure, sure. He was awful, but he didn't go full

00:13:03.500 tilt. So in half a dozen districts, candidates ran for parliament, not with a party, but with

00:13:10.780 an independent campaign basically called Lend Gaza Your Vote. So you're in Birmingham, you're

00:13:17.820 in the uk and you're not running on anything about the uk you're running on a religious campaign to

00:13:24.280 lend gaza your vote it was just ethnic solidarity which is what nate ran into see white people

00:13:30.620 will obviously vote for minorities i mean barack obama was the obvious example but it doesn't

00:13:35.640 always work the other way around multiculturalism is a white idea show me a country in asia or

00:13:40.900 africa that is multicultural i mean i suppose you could say hong kong is but that's just based on

00:13:45.520 expats. And that's a British holdover anyways. In parts of the UK and now parts of Canada,

00:13:51.740 it is not about multiculturalism. It is about the immigrant diasporas electing a politician

00:13:57.460 from their own team out of racial solidarity. And the expectation is that they'll do errands

00:14:03.940 for the home team. I'm not saying that's all candidates who are from expat communities are

00:14:08.200 that way, but there are some candidates in the UK, I kid you not, who ran for office this last

00:14:13.460 week who do not speak English. I'm not talking about voters. I'm talking about candidates.

00:14:19.040 It's not just multicultural in-migration. It's white flight out of these communities.

00:14:24.760 But Nate Erskine-Smith couldn't believe it. He happily voted for a decade of mass immigration,

00:14:29.900 more than 5 million people, some with very few skills, many with no cultural affinity to Canada,

00:14:34.540 but he always assumed they were beneath him. They would be servants and Uber drivers and

00:14:40.080 delivery of boys. He would be the boss of this new world he was creating. It was Nate Erskine

00:14:45.540 Smith. He was destined for leadership. And wasn't he everything they wanted? I mean,

00:14:51.640 he thought he was. It is my pleasure to introduce the future Premier of Ontario, Nate Smith.

00:14:56.860 Hoping to get him elected in Scarborough Southwest as an MPP, take the leadership of the party,

00:15:02.860 kick out Doug Ford. He is one of the brilliant and finest politician that we have. He is

00:15:09.760 humbly come here to represent you as a replacement of assisted dog.

00:15:14.640 I really want Nate to come to our community. We're going to get more support from him.

00:15:20.480 He really supports us as a business owner also. We can see the growth in this area.

00:15:25.840 He visited Bangladesh. He knows us. He had tremendous experience.

00:15:30.240 We have a direct connection to him. If we need something, we know we can call Nate directly.

00:15:35.200 So we need a strong leadership like Nate. He should kick down Duckport.

00:15:38.880 send a message to everyone we need him in our area also our province guys i think it's about

00:15:44.720 time we have our next premier from this right but he wasn't what they wanted he was a placeholder

00:15:50.480 until they could get the numbers he was genuinely shocked and sad that they didn't believe in his

00:15:55.520 dream where they could worship him like that video scene from the game of thrones with the

00:16:00.080 white princess he's he was used and spat out and until now the only people who suffered from

00:16:06.160 replacement immigration were young canadians who were pushed out of entry-level jobs by temporary

00:16:10.880 foreign workers and international students and those who can no longer afford to buy a house for

00:16:15.700 the same reason nate erskine smith never thought that they would take the good jobs like his job

00:16:22.140 so he's gone full truther as the left would say he's an election denier now as i'm sure he at

00:16:28.220 least once has said about donald trump last i saw he's huddling with his people thinking about

00:16:33.800 challenging it. We'll see if that actually happens. Nate Erskine Smith thought he would be on top,

00:16:39.060 that the millions of migrants he and Mark Carney and Justin Trudeau and Stephen Harper have brought

00:16:43.940 into Canada would be below him in the pecking order and push him higher. He didn't care about

00:16:50.500 young Canadian workers or young Canadian homebuyers. He cared about votes and building a political

00:16:55.560 empire. And if he had to do so with foreign foot soldiers, so be it. Couldn't happen to a nicer guy.

00:17:03.800 Stay with us for more

00:17:11.420 Prime Minister Carney had gone to Beijing and then Davos to deliver a speech about

00:17:16.760 Essentially American rupture. He didn't say the word American, but he said rupture the only country he made he met American

00:17:22.000 The only country he meant in his speech that he mentioned in his speech was Beijing and China

00:17:26.480 He has gone on a full-tilt campaign to deeply partner with Beijing. He has not provided Taiwan

00:17:31.440 Taiwan, air flight access to Canada, but he sped a deal forward for a Chinese air company.

00:17:38.360 History does come back around. This effort to undermine the central thesis of what we

00:17:45.380 all care about, the Western idea, there have been many have tried. These folks are closer

00:17:51.160 today than ever.

00:17:52.160 You just had like a beautiful panel with Mike Pompeo. Can you tell us your first impression

00:18:01.140 your whole discussion? Well look, he's an incredible figure of history. The Donald

00:18:07.400 Trump presidency has been enormously consequential. This is the second one. He

00:18:11.760 was part of the first one and in that time it was extremely disruptive, almost

00:18:15.960 chaotic. Many paradigms and taboos were addressed directly and it was a really

00:18:21.960 good opportunity for me to be able to go and explore those questions with depth

00:18:25.620 and understand some of the thinking behind it and what it means for Canada,

00:18:28.860 for North America and for the world today.

00:18:30.980 And so when I see someone like Prime Minister Carney

00:18:32.980 or the leadership in Spain or whatever,

00:18:35.620 who would say, gosh, we're really mad at Donald Trump

00:18:38.820 or we're really mad because of America,

00:18:42.220 and then they say, and we're going to go choose

00:18:44.440 the Chinese Communist Party as our counterparty

00:18:46.860 because of that, that is, I try to be kind.

00:18:51.580 That, hang on, I can't.

00:18:54.980 I'll try to be kind.

00:18:56.120 Yeah, it's misguided, thank you.

00:18:57.360 You talk on one particular issue, it's China and the interference that China has here in Canada.

00:19:08.440 Should we actually listen more of what he said?

00:19:11.840 Because he actually warned us about Chinese interference.

00:19:16.620 And do you think Mark Carney is doing enough regarding that?

00:19:20.380 Well, it was in that first Trump administration that a bipartisan consensus was accomplished across America on the threat that China was.

00:19:26.520 It was because before that time, many people thought that you could engage China commercially,

00:19:31.200 hope that it would liberalize politically and become a better partner.

00:19:34.080 But in that same time, it was real that China had actually been buying out our academic life,

00:19:38.980 buying out our student life, buying out our businesses, creating leverage for control and dominance.

00:19:45.100 When that administration accomplished that realization, it endured through President Biden

00:19:49.660 and has continued under President Trump number two.

00:19:51.880 I think that's incredibly important because the whole world began to understand that that Davos crowd that was pitching cooperation with Beijing was fundamentally wrong.

00:20:01.980 And now today in Canada, we have the Davos man who's in charge saying, well, listen, we need to create a strategic partnership with China on commercial, political, economic and security issues, which I find deeply concerning.

00:20:15.820 The decisions this government has made to prioritize Beijing over Canada

00:20:20.280 and our traditional allies and partnerships where we should be focusing on ironing out trade disputes

00:20:25.740 for long-term prosperity is deeply distressing.

00:20:29.600 So I think that Secretary Pompeo, I think, offered real wisdom,

00:20:33.720 not just as having been a former Secretary of State, but as a former Director of Central Intelligence.

00:20:38.360 This is a man who sat at one of the most consequential intelligence organizations the world has ever seen.

00:20:42.920 And even the story that he shared about how pervasive China had been in their consulate in Houston

00:20:48.700 as one of the biggest intelligence takedowns in American history

00:20:52.680 has to make you believe that we have serious problems in Canada.

00:20:56.280 We know that from our own security agencies, we have serious problems in Canada.

00:20:59.980 And a carny liberal government is not taking it seriously at all.

00:21:03.400 And you're watching these conflicts, right?

00:21:05.120 The way these very low-dollar, very sophisticated weapons now can truly impact.

00:21:11.280 we do need to do the hard work to protect and preserve

00:21:14.900 not just our, we think of sovereignty as a political immigration issue

00:21:18.360 but it is a pretty dodgy world when a terrorist group can get

00:21:23.020 5,000 Shahid drones, put them in the back of a truck and drive them

00:21:27.040 somewhere inside of one of our countries. Far too many of our institutions

00:21:30.780 our universities, our media and our bureaucracy have traded

00:21:35.100 away that clarity for moral relativism and

00:21:39.040 collectivist thinking because I think at the end of the day there's so many I

00:21:43.040 mean the CBC itself for example barely reported on 40,000 Iranians being

00:21:48.460 massacred in January by the Iranian regime yet they have print as long as I

00:21:55.060 am many times over about the Gaza war about other wars they didn't talk about

00:22:00.640 one of the most repressive regimes taking one of the most repressive

00:22:03.640 actions in this century in a single day and so when Canadians wake up to a war

00:22:09.040 that CBC or other mainstream press present as having only started at a certain point,

00:22:13.360 they are being deceived.

00:22:14.540 They're being misled by an editorial perspective rather than actual facts and news.

00:22:18.820 And I think what Secretary Pompeo was saying, we're in a period of serious competition.

00:22:22.780 War is not as what would have been traditionally defined as battlegrounds on land or on sea.

00:22:27.880 It's also economic.

00:22:29.380 It's long-term.

00:22:30.060 And it's about creating the conditions for a world of peace to emerge afterward.

00:22:35.460 And so, no, I wasn't surprised with what he said.

00:22:37.040 I was grateful for it.

00:22:37.880 I know I agree with much of that in terms of what Canada should do,

00:22:41.340 even if the Prime Minister takes four decisions on Iran in four days

00:22:44.260 and still hasn't clearly articulated what his intentions are in this conflict or for Canada.

00:22:50.980 Good afternoon, Premier Smith. Tamara Leach with Rebel News.

00:22:54.240 During the Freedom Convoy, subsidized media coordinated to discredit Canadians concerned about pandemic policies.

00:23:00.540 Now, some of these same outlets claim Russia is influencing Alberta's independence movement.

00:23:05.160 Do you see this as another attempt to discredit grassroots movements, and are you concerned about the pattern of dismissing voices advocating for freedom and democracy?

00:23:13.820 Well, I can tell you we took a bit of a different approach in Alberta when I came in, because I believe in choice of people on their medical decisions, and we believe in free speech.

00:23:23.740 We think that Albertans are smart enough to be able to look at a number of different viewpoints and figure things out.

00:23:28.900 and I know that there has been one report on this but I can tell you my public safety minister

00:23:35.420 has been in touch with the RCMP and he read their statement in the legislature last week

00:23:40.460 saying that there is no credible evidence that we're seeing any state actors who are interfering

00:23:44.400 in our politics but that's part of the reason why I want to get the top secret status so that

00:23:49.080 I can be assured that that is going to remain the case and if there are threats that I'm prepared

00:23:53.900 with my team to be able to deal with it. I wanted to know a little bit about your question

00:23:58.500 You phrased it to link the Freedom Convoy with the separatist movement in Alberta

00:24:05.120 and how they try to demonize both and discredit both movements.

00:24:09.880 Can you a little bit explain to the viewer why did you choose that question to Daniel Smith?

00:24:14.560 Absolutely.

00:24:15.640 Well, my question to Premier Smith was about the allegations that came out

00:24:20.420 in some of the mainstream media outlets this week about Russian interference

00:24:23.620 in the Alberta independence movement.

00:24:25.920 Now, I mean, it really takes you back to the Freedom Convoy when we saw the mainstream media, government-subsidized media, making all sorts of wild claims and accusations.

00:24:35.560 And one of them also included an allegation of Russian interference into the organization of the Freedom Convoy.

00:24:42.800 Based on these findings, it is reasonable to infer that there was Russian involvement in the 2022 truck convoy, though the scope and impact remains to be determined.

00:24:52.140 Est-ce que vous croyez que la Russie a amplifié le Convoi de la Liberté en février 2022 pour distraire le monde ou le Canada de son invasion en Ukraine?

00:25:03.140 Je suis certainement d'accord que la Russie a amplifié le chaos et les désaccords indifférents au Canada autour du convoi.

00:25:21.140 they are very opportunistic at this level,

00:25:24.840 which will amplify all the different agreements,

00:25:30.840 especially in our democratic democracy.

00:25:36.140 But having seen these activities of RT,

00:25:44.140 including in the latest information

00:25:48.140 qu'on a eu sur le groupe Tenet.

00:25:54.340 Je dirais que ce serait difficile de tirer des conclusions directes

00:25:59.340 sur l'invasion russe et les activités de l'Ukraine

00:26:04.740 et les activités au Canada,

00:26:06.980 parce que ces activités russes de propagande,

00:26:10.940 de désinformation, de mésinformation

00:26:13.980 sont assez constantes dans nos médias sociaux,

00:26:17.740 in our Canadian democracy by Russia.

00:26:21.880 So, to say that one is directly related to the other,

00:26:25.640 I wouldn't be able without a lot more concrete proof

00:26:30.480 to make this connection.

00:26:31.580 And it's really concerning because it's an attempt,

00:26:35.000 I feel, to dismiss and discredit grassroots movements.

00:26:39.800 And I had the chance to ask a question myself to Daniel Smith.

00:26:45.100 And we want to thank Daniel Smith

00:26:47.140 because she's one of the only leaders of provinces

00:26:52.140 who are allowing all media outlets to ask questions.

00:26:56.860 So I thank her for that.

00:26:58.980 So my question was about the Senovus CEO saying

00:27:01.980 that the oil and gas sectors here in Canada

00:27:05.080 is not competitive.

00:27:07.080 And Mark Carney have actually denied those claims.

00:27:11.160 And I wanted to have her thoughts about it.

00:27:13.500 So I let you listen to her full answer.

00:27:15.700 Hello, Premier Philippe, Alex Alavoie for Rebel News.

00:27:19.180 What is your response to the Senovus CEO saying Canada is no longer competitive in the oil and gas sector

00:27:25.620 and blaming the federal government for it?

00:27:28.020 And Mark Carney's reaction that it's not true.

00:27:32.580 I would say that we do have a higher cost to develop our resources than other jurisdictions.

00:27:39.540 When you're on tidewater and don't have to build extensive pipelines across vast territories, you just do have a lower cost.

00:27:48.480 That's part of the reason our Western Canada Select is discounted, is that you have to take into account the cost to get it to market.

00:27:58.100 Hey, welcome back. Your viewer mailed to me about the UK vote last week.

00:28:04.080 Holy smokes, the Labour Party just crushed.

00:28:06.380 In fact, as I speak to you, Keir Starmer is being thrown out as Labour prime minister.

00:28:12.440 I mean, I think he's got to go tomorrow.

00:28:14.700 Seriously, his inner circle is throwing him out.

00:28:17.160 They don't want to be smashed to pieces again, which is what's going to happen if he lingers.

00:28:21.420 Anyhow, here's your comments to me.

00:28:22.620 Alex Christie says, Rupert Lowe is the only UK politician that is worth his salt.

00:28:27.220 Farage is all talk.

00:28:28.700 I know who you mean.

00:28:29.900 Rupert Lowe is very principled.

00:28:31.500 He's outstanding on all the key issues.

00:28:33.720 But he's a tiny party.

00:28:36.100 I think he's the only MP in it.

00:28:37.440 He has some city councillors on his side,

00:28:39.500 but compare that to Nigel Farage winning

00:28:41.220 almost 1,500 council seats last week.

00:28:45.140 I agree with you that Rupert Lowe

00:28:46.480 is very principled and very hard line,

00:28:48.420 but Nigel Farage is pretty good

00:28:49.960 and he's just won 1,500 seats.

00:28:52.760 I think Nigel Farage is going to be

00:28:53.880 the next prime minister after a general election.

00:28:57.340 Exponent Mantissa says,

00:28:58.680 it's easy to stop.

00:28:59.980 You send them all back

00:29:00.800 and you arrest and jail anyone

00:29:01.960 piloting a boat.

00:29:04.260 Handouts say one year for the first event

00:29:05.880 then five then ten you are not part of the eu anymore and you have no obligation to take anyone

00:29:10.080 well there's something called the european convention on human rights which is like a

00:29:14.060 european charter of rights and freedoms and that has hamstrung the british government because for

00:29:18.120 some reason they've stayed under that law instead of said goodbye to it um nagel farage has said

00:29:24.380 he's going to get rid of that very very quickly if he becomes prime minister i think kemi badnock

00:29:28.800 the conservative said the same josh simmons said loving the international news please provide more

00:29:34.440 information on ireland i sure will i think ireland's very interesting because it's adjacent

00:29:39.320 to the uk obviously very different historically and um it's still in the eu and so it really is

00:29:45.460 like a laboratory for bad globalist ideas last letter from ride out james who says god bless

00:29:51.340 rebel news as the land was here in nova scotia as the land is the goat grace of all time he's

00:29:55.840 basically this is alex jones i like alex jones he's got a lot of energy and uh i probably should

00:30:02.080 go visit him again to see how he's doing because unfortunately he had info wars taken away from

00:30:06.760 him he's got the alex jones network now um i want to see how he's doing i go down there a couple

00:30:12.160 times a year to uh see how he's doing i know he's gone on a bit of an anti-trump tear lately so i

00:30:18.440 disagree with him on that but i still like the guy well that's our show for the day until tomorrow

00:30:23.300 on behalf of all of us here at rebel world headquarters to you at home good night and keep

00:30:27.900 fighting for freedom.

Rebel News Podcast - May 12, 2026

EZRA LEVANT ｜ Toronto Liberal MP stunned as migrant voters back one of their own

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