Rebel News Podcast - EZRA LEVANT ｜ Trudeau pledges to replace Canadian ethical oil with foreign conflict oil — To help the planet, you see

00:00:00.000 Hello my Rebels. Today I talk a little bit about the Glasgow Global Warming Conference and what it

00:00:06.040 would mean if we actually followed Justin Trudeau's orders and capped and then eliminated Canadian 0.98

00:00:12.160 oil. Would that mean that people stopped driving or stopped flying or would it just mean that they

00:00:17.200 would burn OPEC oil instead? I'll take you through it. But first let me invite you to become a

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00:00:58.640 Tonight, Justin Trudeau pledges to replace Canadian ethical oil with foreign conflict oil

00:01:15.780 to help the planet, you see. It's November 2nd, and this is the Ezra LeVant Show.

00:01:20.780 Why should others go to jail when you're a biggest carbon consumer I know?

00:01:26.740 There's 8,500 customers here, and you won't give them an answer.

00:01:30.800 The only thing I have to say to the government about why I publish it is because it's my bloody

00:01:35.680 right to do so.

00:01:41.960 We haven't talked about oil and gas for a while, even though it's one of my favorite

00:01:45.000 subjects. I wrote two books about it, Ethical Oil, The Case for Canada's Oil Sands, and Groundswell,

00:01:51.760 The Case for Fracking. I love those books. I love getting to know the science and technology

00:01:58.300 behind each miraculous method. I love meeting the people who are the champions of the project.

00:02:05.300 I love seeing how it improved the prosperity of those communities that embraced it. And I even

00:02:11.020 love fighting back against the antis, the anti-oil sands, anti-frackers who oppose them.

00:02:17.780 But alas, the last two years, the crisis of the lockdowns, and now forced vaccines and mass

00:02:22.920 firings, segregation, have pushed almost every other conversation aside. As you know, Sheila

00:02:29.920 Gunn-Reed used to attend global warming conferences held by the UN around the world, crowdfunded by

00:02:36.260 our viewers to travel there, our viewers who wanted to hear the other side of the story.

00:02:39.960 Although the cities where these conferences were held sound like exotic vacation spots,

00:02:46.160 Marrakesh and Madrid, for example, Sheila, of course, worked around the clock. It was

00:02:51.540 the tens of thousands of climate lobbyists and bureaucrats who were having the five-star meals

00:02:57.180 and luxury accommodations and private jets, etc. Sheila, as you know, was banned from UN conferences 1.00

00:03:05.680 after her first one because she dared to ask prickly questions. I mean, remember this one at a

00:03:12.020 conference lecturing us about wasting water? They literally watered the desert to keep the dust off

00:03:19.260 the shoes of the politicians. Every morning, this is my favorite part, every morning a little truck

00:03:25.720 comes by and waters the ground so that there's so that there's no dust getting on the shoes of the fancy

00:03:33.460 people in the middle of the desert. And these are the people who behind closed doors are writing policies

00:03:38.660 to make me flush my toilet only half the time. And then by accident, Sheila discovered that the

00:03:45.140 electric car charging stations were fake. My team and I have been at COP22 now for two full days. And on both

00:03:52.120 days we noticed these little electric car chargers and both days we noticed that nobody was using them.

00:03:57.160 So we thought we'd hang out for a little bit and see if anybody's actually using them or if they're just for show.

00:04:10.840 Yeah, Sheila asked too many questions. They didn't allow her back after that. But that was actually a blessing in disguise. 1.00

00:04:15.800 You see, what happens inside these conferences is scripted and managed and spun. You don't actually learn

00:04:21.960 anything other than the government's talking points, which we already know. But outside,

00:04:27.640 free to poke around, you can learn things like this fun one.

00:04:31.800 So I noticed there's these cords on the ground, like the tentacle of the UN

00:04:38.360 octopus reaching into my life and into my wallet. So they're laying across the ground. Let's just see where they go.

00:04:51.960 So the UN Climate Change Conference is kept snugly warm and inflated because of our old friend fossil fuels.

00:05:10.920 If you see there on the sign, it says that these generators run off diesel fuel.

00:05:15.640 The pandemic canceled the annual global warming conference last year.

00:05:21.240 You'd think they'd just have stuck with Zoom or Skype, electronic meetings. But you see,

00:05:26.520 they love travel and they love to meet in person like we all do, like all humans do.

00:05:31.720 We don't want to live our entire lives in front of a screen. At least most of us don't. We want human

00:05:39.080 interaction. We crave it. No vax passports, no masks. And lucky for the United Nations jet set, 0.98

00:05:48.120 all of those rules have been relaxed just for the fancy class at this giant convention in Glasgow,

00:05:54.760 Scotland. Seriously, I mean in for a penny, in for a pound, as they would say in the UK.

00:05:59.240 OK, here's Prince Charles. He travels by private jet, who is a vast estate, a huge staff lives,

00:06:06.760 you know, like a king. But he's saying that we have to wage a military style campaign

00:06:12.840 to transform the economy. And by we, he means you.

00:06:15.800 So, ladies and gentlemen, my plea today is for countries to come together to create the

00:06:23.240 environment that enables every sector of industry to take the action required.

00:06:30.040 We know this will take trillions, not billions of dollars. We also know that countries, many of whom

00:06:37.320 are burdened by growing levels of debt, simply cannot afford to go green.

00:06:45.480 Here, we need a vast military style campaign to marshal the strength of the global private sector.

00:06:52.280 With trillions at its disposal, far beyond global GDP, and with the greatest respect,

00:07:00.440 beyond even the governments of the world's leaders, it offers the only real prospect

00:07:06.840 of achieving fundamental economic transition.

00:07:10.440 Yeah, it's not just that he's a hypocrite flying in private jets while telling you to live smaller.

00:07:15.880 What is a non-partisan prince, a man who would be king, doing weighing in on political matters?

00:07:20.760 Didn't the queen fire Prince Harry for last? What a disgrace Charles is. I hope the queen lives to be

00:07:26.040 120. Anyway, in Glasgow, they've gone this year, tens of thousands of them. And while we didn't

00:07:33.000 send Sheila Gunn-Reed this year, we sent our friend Lewis Brackpool, our new British reporter,

00:07:38.920 who's already getting the hang of it. I mean, do you think a single other journalist there would tell this story?

00:07:47.160 So, let's do net zero.

00:07:49.720 Anyways, my point today about oil and gas is brought to mind by watching this attack speech

00:08:02.920 by Justin Trudeau. He's attacking not China, his favorite place, which happens to be the world's

00:08:09.160 biggest carbon dioxide emitter, not India, not OPEC, not Russia, but attacking his own countrymen, 0.81

00:08:16.040 or Albertans at least, saying he's going to cap the amount of oil and gas produced

00:08:20.680 and then eliminate it. And he says this while standing in front of the flag of the United Nations.

00:08:26.200 We know pollution pricing is key to getting emissions down while getting innovation up and running.

00:08:35.640 Our carbon price trajectory is one of the most globally ambitious ones,

00:08:40.920 and it's rising to $170 a tonne in 2030. This is a meaningful price on pollution designed not just

00:08:50.520 to make life cleaner, but also make life more affordable and less expensive for Canadians.

00:09:00.360 I call on other countries to do the same. Just as globally we've agreed to a minimum corporate tax,

00:09:07.800 we must work together to ensure it is no longer free to pollute anywhere in the world.

00:09:16.600 That means establishing a shared minimum standard for pricing pollution.

00:09:23.960 Of course, what's even better than pricing emissions is ensuring that they don't happen in the first

00:09:29.400 place. Which brings me to my next major commitment. We'll cap oil and gas sector emissions today and ensure

00:09:39.880 they decrease tomorrow at a pace and scale needed to reach net zero by 2050.

00:09:49.800 How can you call yourself a climate activist if you don't even mention China? By far the largest emitter 1.00

00:09:55.720 of not just carbon dioxide but real pollution too. And a country, China, that is building more coal-fired

00:10:01.960 power plants than the rest of the world combined. Trudeau actually believes China is the best

00:10:08.600 environmentalist. They're the worst. He says they're the best. There's a level of admiration I actually have for

00:10:16.600 China because their basic dictatorship is allowing them to actually turn their economy around on a dime 0.71

00:10:26.680 and say we need to go green as fast as we need to start investing in solar. Yeah, stupid or malicious,

00:10:32.760 take your pick for Trudeau. But the world won't stop driving if Canada makes less oil. Trudeau won't stop

00:10:40.680 flying to Tofino using jet fuel. He won't stop partying like a rock star like he did in Europe

00:10:46.760 this week. No mask, no social distancing, super spreader event. Trudeau will continue to party and

00:10:52.360 live a high energy lifestyle. By energy I mean oil and gas and coal. He'll just insist that the energy

00:10:58.840 he burns comes from other places that make energy, not Canada. And in the world today those other places

00:11:05.240 are Saudi Arabia, Iran, Venezuela, Nigeria, Nigeria, Russia, basically the world's authoritarian regimes

00:11:11.320 including a number of terrorists supporting countries like Qatar.

00:11:18.200 Because every barrel of oil not produced by Canada will be made up for by Saudi Arabia and the rest of OPEC.

00:11:23.640 They can increase or decrease production at will to keep the price where they want it and to meet the demand the

00:11:29.320 world has for oil. Including in fact in Canada itself. Let me show you this. This is a Canadian government graph.

00:11:41.160 Canada is a net exporter of oil but we also do import oil more than half a million barrels a day

00:11:51.320 at about 100 bucks Canadian. That's 50 million Canadian dollars a day we spend on bringing foreign

00:11:57.160 oil into Canada. In the past 10 years as you can see from the dark blue lines most of that now comes

00:12:03.320 from the United States. Isn't that nuts? We export oil to the states but they export it back to us too

00:12:10.200 at a higher price by the way. And it's largely fracked oil from North Dakota, costs more than Canadian

00:12:17.080 oil and it comes in by train. How do you feel about that? It was a fracked oil train from America that

00:12:25.000 exploded and burned in Lac-Mégantic, Quebec. I'm not against trains even though they're not as safe

00:12:31.160 as pipelines and I love fracking. As I mentioned I wrote a book defending it. I'm just saying

00:12:36.440 those are things that environmentalists typically say they hate. Oil, fracking and America. Yet under

00:12:41.560 Trudeau imports of fracked American oil has skyrocketed. Precisely because Trudeau has shut down three

00:12:50.280 Canadian pipelines that would have displaced all that fracked oil.

00:12:56.520 I seriously wonder if Trudeau is getting some sort of quiet commission from U.S. competitors.

00:13:02.360 You can see Saudi Arabia is the next biggest source of Canadian imports. That's the

00:13:07.160 dark red line. But the thing is you heard Trudeau, he wants to stop and then eliminate

00:13:13.800 Canadian oil and gas. Which means everything you burn will have to come from somewhere. The U.S.,

00:13:20.280 Saudi Arabia, Russia, other sources. Why? By the way, those oil imports aren't charged carbon taxes.

00:13:27.720 Trudeau already favors them over Canadian oil which he does tax. But just from a common sense point of

00:13:34.120 view, why are you eliminating a huge source of tax revenue? Why are you just handing the market over to

00:13:40.200 OPEC and Russia? What are you doing? I don't know the answer. Same reason why Trudeau doesn't breathe

00:13:44.840 a word against China? The largest greenhouse gas emitter in the world? Yeah, what a joke. But like

00:13:52.360 the absolute lockstep between big media on the one hand and big government and big pharma on the other.

00:13:59.640 Look at the lockstep between big media on the one hand and big government and big green. 0.70

00:14:03.880 subsidies, taxes, regulations, the whole fear, the whole mania. Now they're calling for climate

00:14:10.600 lockdowns. I tell you, you can't trust them. And Aaron O'Toole, the alleged conservative leader,

00:14:17.720 is silent on Trudeau's speech. Have you seen him condemn Trudeau yet? He agrees with them.

00:14:25.080 Now why is Jason Kenney and Scott Moe, why are they and the other energy producing premiers not over there

00:14:31.320 in Glasgow countering these slanders? Why are the chambers of commerce on side with this? Well,

00:14:38.520 frankly, why are 90% of oil company executives promoting all this carbon tax green scheme madness?

00:14:46.920 And you just can't trust one in a thousand journalists on this either. Well, maybe one in a

00:14:53.800 thousand. To see Lewis's vids, go to rebelun.com. Stay with us. Next, an interview I did with Spencer

00:15:02.280 Fernando before I got my haircut.

00:15:04.120 Welcome back. Well, as you know, we cover the crisis of our age, the pandemic, the lockdowns,

00:15:23.000 the forced vaccinations, and in general, the shrinking of our civil liberties and the growth

00:15:29.800 of authoritarian government. It's been very troubling. And frankly,

00:15:34.040 the surprising bullies have come from places you wouldn't expect it. Scott Moe, the premier of

00:15:40.040 Saskatchewan, with his snitch lines and setting up internment camps. I know that that's a word

00:15:46.280 that he would probably bristle at, but what do you call it? Where health officers can order someone to

00:15:51.560 be detained and sent there. And Manitoba's premier, Brian Pallister, positively boasted about being the

00:16:00.760 most authoritarian enforcer of lockdowns, naming and shaming his opponents. In fact, threatening

00:16:09.080 and carrying out the threat at Maxime Bernier, the federal politician who dared to campaign in Manitoba

00:16:15.640 against Brian Pallister's wishes. Well, Brian Pallister is out and a new premier is in. And here to join us

00:16:23.880 to talk about it, who is the new premier of Manitoba? Our friend Spencer Fernando from the website,

00:16:30.280 SpencerFernando.com. Hey, Spencer, great to see you again. Thanks for taking the time.

00:16:36.280 I want to ask you, who is the new premier of Manitoba? Because outside of the province,

00:16:43.480 I don't think most Canadians know who she is. Yeah, well, Heather Stephenson, she's been involved

00:16:48.520 in the PC party for a long time. She's done, I think, you know, a lot of different ministerial

00:16:54.680 roles at a pretty high level. So she's very experienced. And I think the big thing for her,

00:16:58.680 what she's seen as more conciliatory and more willing to listen to the MLAs. I think there was

00:17:04.440 really a perception that Pallister ran a very top down, centralized government that didn't really take

00:17:10.600 much input. A lot of decisions were made really without MLAs having any input. They were just kind

00:17:15.480 of told what to do. And, you know, when I worked there for a short time, I saw certainly a lot of

00:17:19.880 that even when they weren't in government. So I think that trend really continued. So I think the

00:17:25.000 big thing was that she's seen as someone who's going to listen more to MLAs, you know, and include

00:17:30.280 people more in decision making. And I think that's one of the reasons she had the endorsement of so many

00:17:35.000 of her colleagues. And obviously, she's trying to take a different approach. And the parties,

00:17:40.840 they're not doing too well in the polls. So I think they're really trying to rebrand

00:17:44.600 away from the Pallister image.

00:17:48.200 Well, I think that, I mean, just the first woman, 1.00

00:17:51.240 not that we believe gender is an important requirement. I mean, a male or a female, black,

00:17:56.360 white, brown, whatever color. What we care about is the content of someone's character and their ideas.

00:18:00.840 But I think it is a very clear reset from Brian Pallister. Let me ask you,

00:18:06.520 I mean, if she was part of a very disciplined caucus and cabinet, maybe it's tough to tell.

00:18:12.680 But where is she ideologically? Is she a hardcore lockdowner? Is she, I don't know, 1.00

00:18:20.920 on the conservative side? Is she more on the red Tory side? What can you say about her ideas?

00:18:25.560 Yeah, definitely more of a moderate conservative. You know, much of the PC party, or at least

00:18:32.760 the PC government has fully embraced lockdowns. And I don't see that changing at all. I guess they

00:18:37.400 must think it's popular. They must feel that they're being pressured into it. Whatever it is,

00:18:41.880 I don't see a big change in that kind of policy. I think at this point, you know, regardless of where

00:18:47.320 someone is on the political spectrum, in terms of elected governments in across the country at the

00:18:52.440 provincial level, they're basically just looking at each other and kind of copying each other.

00:18:56.280 And no one wants to stand out. No one wants to make a tough decision. No one wants to stand up

00:19:00.600 for civil liberties or freedoms. So I think I don't see much of a change. Maybe the tone will change.

00:19:06.360 That might try to be a little nicer about how they restrict people, but it's not going to change the

00:19:10.280 actual content of policy that much. That makes me very sad. I just wish there was one premier or one,

00:19:17.080 forget about premier, one opposition leader in this country who would be, you know, opposing things.

00:19:23.480 Well, listen, we'll keep our eyes peeled for how Heather Stephenson does. Thanks for the

00:19:27.880 quick briefing on her. But let's talk about an issue that I know you care about and have been

00:19:31.880 following. It's the annual global warming conference convened by the United Nations. Now,

00:19:37.720 they use lots of jargon. I think they do that on purpose to make it seem mysterious and to keep

00:19:43.240 people out and to seem smarter than you. Like they don't call it a global warming convention.

00:19:47.880 They call it COP26, which stands for the conference of the parties. This is the 26th time they've had

00:19:54.760 their annual luxury getaway. This time it's in Glasgow, Scotland. And I want to tell you,

00:20:00.520 Spencer, we have our own reporter on the ground. We often send Sheila Gunn-Reed to these things,

00:20:05.240 but this time we send our British reporter, Lewis. So he's going to be reporting from there.

00:20:10.440 We'll have him on the show tomorrow. Things are just getting underway. Is this any different from

00:20:17.720 any of the previous 25 conventions? It's just politicians, bureaucrats and lobbyists meeting

00:20:24.600 to, I don't know, continue the process. It's like the Arab-Israeli peace process for so long.

00:20:30.920 It was about the process, not about the peace. What's your take on the 26th meeting of these global

00:20:37.800 warming bureaucrats? Well, it's interesting to see, you know, leaders seem to be going in very

00:20:43.480 different directions. You have obviously China, who is, they're clearly not taking it too seriously.

00:20:49.400 We've all seen that they plan to massively expand coal production in the, in the coming years. So

00:20:55.080 obviously undoing completely anything Canada does, we can, you know, ruin our entire economy, 0.69

00:20:59.800 shut down the whole country and, you know, turn off all the lights and China would still undo anything we 1.00

00:21:05.400 did. Right. So, so China doesn't take it too seriously. You know, other countries,

00:21:09.240 I think I saw India saying that they're going to go carbon neutral by our net zero by 2070. I mean,

00:21:15.800 okay, that's, that's quite a long ways off. So, but of course, then you have other leaders like

00:21:20.680 Justin Trudeau and they're going all in and they're willing to sacrifice their own countries and

00:21:25.880 their own economic growth and their own national unity. So he can get a few nice sound bites and look

00:21:30.120 like he's, you know, part of saving the world supposedly. So that's, there's really a big

00:21:35.400 divergence there. And Trudeau, unfortunately is talking about, you know, shutting down or,

00:21:41.480 you know, capping our emissions in the oil and gas sector, which would of course be devastating for

00:21:46.280 the sector and for our economy. He's, he's going all in on that. And that's going to be very bad for

00:21:50.440 Canada. Yeah. We got a clip of that. And I think it's just classic. He's standing in front of

00:21:55.320 the UK flag because it is in Glasgow. So I'm glad it's a UK flag. I mean, a couple of years ago,

00:22:01.800 that would have been the European union flag, which is just the worst flag, but it's,

00:22:06.680 there's also a United nations flag. So here it is, Justin Trudeau in front of the UN flag

00:22:13.560 at a foreign summit promising to cap production of oil and gas, and then slowly bring it down to zero

00:22:21.480 a speech that could have been written by OPEC or Russia. They must be so delighted. Take a look.

00:22:27.240 We know pollution pricing is key to getting emissions down while getting innovation up and running.

00:22:36.680 Our carbon price trajectory is one of the most globally ambitious ones,

00:22:41.960 and it's rising to $170 a ton in 2030. This is a meaningful price on pollution designed not just to

00:22:51.720 make life cleaner, but also make life more affordable and less expensive for Canadians.

00:23:01.480 I call on other countries to do the same. Just as globally we've agreed to a minimum corporate tax,

00:23:08.840 we must work together to ensure it is no longer free to pollute anywhere in the world.

00:23:17.720 That means establishing a shared minimum standard for pricing pollution.

00:23:25.000 Of course, what's even better than pricing emissions is ensuring that they don't happen in the first

00:23:30.520 place. Which brings me to my next major commitment. We'll cap oil and gas sector emissions

00:23:38.840 today and ensure they decrease tomorrow at a pace and scale needed to reach net zero by 2050.

00:23:47.720 Well, there you have it. Justin Trudeau loves

00:23:51.480 declaring war on Canadian industry. I don't know why he wouldn't promote Canada's natural gas. We're one

00:23:58.760 of the largest natural gas producers in the world. It's one of the cleanest burning fuels. If you're

00:24:03.400 worried about carbon dioxide, and I am not personally, but some people are, shouldn't we develop our

00:24:08.680 natural gas or LNG, as it's sometimes called, to replace China's appetite for coal, India's appetite

00:24:15.400 for coal? Instead, he just wants to shut it all down. I mean, I don't know if he actually means it. I sort

00:24:21.800 of think he does. What do you think? Yeah, it's, you know, it's almost taken on in a strange way a

00:24:27.960 kind of religious aspect. There's something almost faith-based lately about the environmental movement.

00:24:34.120 And it's, it's basically, you know, it's like, you know, purity versus, you know, things that are

00:24:38.760 dirty, right? So the Canadian energy apparently is dirty now, right? So it's, it's untouchable. You

00:24:43.800 can't have anything to do with that. It must be punished. You know, it's, it's, it's evil. It's

00:24:48.360 terrible. And so, you know, when, when that kind of thinking predominates, it's not really a logical

00:24:53.800 discussion at this point, right? You have people, I think, like ourselves who would say, well,

00:24:58.440 if you look at the numbers, Canada contributes very little to global emissions and our energy is

00:25:04.760 often cleaner, environmental standards higher, labor standards are higher than many of the

00:25:09.320 countries that will simply step in and replace any production we don't produce. So we're not

00:25:15.000 changing emissions at all in the world. We're lowering labor standards if other countries produce

00:25:18.920 it. We're lowering environmental standards if other countries produce it. And then we just lose

00:25:23.240 money in other countries, often dictatorships and authoritarian states end up gaining money.

00:25:28.360 So there's no real, obviously net benefit for the world. It just hurts Canada and benefits other

00:25:32.760 people, but it hasn't really become, it's not really a logical discussion anymore, right? So

00:25:37.000 people who are completely convinced that they're on a grand crusade to save the planet and you know,

00:25:41.800 they're, they're going to cast out all the dirty energy, you know, that you can't really,

00:25:45.640 you can't really talk to people in a logical manner when that's their way of thinking.

00:25:50.040 Yeah. Yeah. I want to show you just one more thing before we go. I saw that Jeffrey Bezos,

00:25:55.640 one of the world's richest men, the boss of Amazon, I don't know how many private jets he has, but it's

00:26:01.480 more than one. So he flew in to talk about reducing carbon footprints. I just love that. But it takes the

00:26:08.200 cake to me that Prince Charles, who has put more than a hundred thousand miles on his private jet

00:26:15.880 in recent years, uh, was talking about a military style campaign to radically transform our economy.

00:26:25.480 I just got to play this clip for you. It's, it's so outlandish coming from another gazillionaire,

00:26:31.240 but I got to tell you, Spencer, I'm, I'm a monarchist. I don't know about you. I love

00:26:35.160 the royal family. I, I prefer a constitutional monarchy to a republic, but listening to Prince

00:26:42.360 Charles talk like a dime store politician really, really rocks my faith in the, in the future of

00:26:51.320 that institution. Take a look at Prince Charles. So my plea today is for countries to come together

00:26:59.640 to create the environment that enables every sector of industry to take the action required.

00:27:07.480 We know this will take trillions, not billions of dollars. We also know that countries, many of whom

00:27:14.760 are burdened by growing levels of debt, simply cannot afford to go green. Here we need a vast military

00:27:25.000 style campaign to marshal the strength of the global private sector with trillions at his disposal,

00:27:32.920 far beyond global GDP. And with the greatest respect, beyond even the governments of the world's

00:27:39.880 leaders, it offers the only real prospect of achieving fundamental economic transition.

00:27:46.760 I don't know, Spencer. I just, I know he's always had a, uh, a hankering for global warming talk and

00:27:53.320 maybe I should ignore it, but I like my royals, um, quiet and reserved. And when they say something,

00:28:00.440 it's unifying, not divisive. I, I got a feeling of Prince Harry and Meghan there. Um, you know, a bit of a

00:28:09.000 political, um, activist. I, I didn't see Queen Elizabeth II's proper heir there. What did you think?

00:28:16.120 Yeah, I'm personally not a big fan of the monarchy. You know, I have a lot of respect for the queen,

00:28:21.160 but I think the, the issue is just what we're seeing with Prince Charles, right? Is it's a system

00:28:26.200 where people can vote it out. They can't have any really control over it. And if you end up with a

00:28:31.000 bad, you know, successor, then okay, you're kind of screwed, right? You're stuck with that person.

00:28:35.800 So I think that's, that's going to become an issue and he's going to put the royal family,

00:28:39.000 I think in serious jeopardy if he continues doing this, because as you say, he's talking like a

00:28:44.120 politician, right? And that's not what people expect. The queen is very good at realizing how 1.00

00:28:48.440 far she can go in terms of certain things, you know, where to stay out of how to, you know, 1.00

00:28:52.520 she's, she's vague about a lot of things, which is kind of the point, right? Yeah.

00:28:56.120 You can't be a unifying figure if you're taking extremely strong political stances and he's

00:29:00.840 obviously doing the opposite. And I don't think people are going to be too pleased.

00:29:04.360 Yeah. I, it, it, it makes me worried. Well, Spencer, it's great to catch up with you.

00:29:08.920 It'll be interesting to see how this unfolds. We've got our reporter Lewis over there and we'll

00:29:12.760 hear from him tomorrow. I know he's already had some adventures. Spencer, great to see you.

00:29:16.360 Thanks for your time today.

00:29:18.360 Good talking to you.

00:29:19.320 Right on. There you have it. Spencer Fernando, the boss of spencerfernando.com. Stay with us. More ahead.

00:29:34.360 Hey, welcome back. Your viewer feedback. Samai Pata says, I would love to see a Freedom of

00:29:42.360 Information Act request and numbers released about the orders of cardboard water containers.

00:29:48.200 Since we have been told by our government's leader, that is what he's using. You're talking

00:29:52.200 about Trudeau and if he really is being, you know, getting off plastic when he's drinking water.

00:29:59.880 I've seen some of those cardboard water bottle type things. You know,

00:30:03.800 we're talking about this old clip from Trudeau.

00:30:07.960 Just so you know, cardboard is not waterproof on its own. It has to have a layer of plastic on it.

00:30:14.840 And in many cases that got a layer of foil. I just don't think Trudeau knows anything about

00:30:21.720 anything other than he has to do what's fashionable. D Flaherty says, they held parliament via zoom,

00:30:28.440 just saying, yeah, well, you know, Trudeau didn't want parliament there. He wants to rule by fiat. But

00:30:35.160 these global warming conferences, they're about getting together and partying in person. They're not

00:30:39.480 about actually passing laws or actually doing anything. Bruce Atchison says, let's go Ezra.

00:30:46.840 Let's go Sheila. Let's go Mocha. Let's go Andrew. Let's go Adam. Let's go Lewis. Let's go K2.

00:30:51.720 Let's go Lincoln. And let's go Rebels. That's pretty friendly. Thank you for that. You know what? 0.95

00:30:58.200 I kid you not. We have been hiring new teammates almost every day. Yesterday, we had two new interns

00:31:05.880 join us. And you know what? I don't want to give away a reporter. We're looking at hiring in another

00:31:13.720 jurisdiction. But Rebel News has never had more friends on board making videos for you. And I'm

00:31:20.760 glad you see that footprint. And I think it's a more important time than ever to tell the other side

00:31:27.400 of the story. Well, that's our show for today. And until tomorrow, I want to tell you to keep fighting

00:31:35.720 for freedom. But I want to leave you with this video of the day from the aforementioned Mocha,

00:31:42.520 who went to Manitoba to tell the story of a foster family being torn apart by a government order

00:31:51.160 about vaccines. I'll let the story speak for itself until tomorrow. You keep fighting for freedom.

00:31:56.920 A foster care agency in Manitoba is forcing employees and the foster parents to take the COVID vaccine.

00:32:04.120 That's where I get my funding for the treatment care that I have to give. Some foster parents,

00:32:11.240 such as Sharon, came forward to express their worries. That's what I'll be losing at this time.

00:32:15.960 But if I don't speak up now, it could trickle down and the agencies will then start demanding also.

00:32:24.600 Remy, the biological grandparent of the kids which Sharon is taking care of, who is also a foster

00:32:31.480 parent himself, does not want to vaccinate his grandchildren. They're not good. If the agency

00:32:36.600 were to make it compulsory for the kids by using the same rationale it did for its employees and

00:32:42.920 foster parents. And agencies are the ones that are enforcing it really more so than the government

00:32:49.000 at this point. She's in a position where she needs to protect children and that's exactly what she's 0.66

00:32:54.280 doing. It's protecting them. There's a price to pay for all what's being done right now to them.

00:32:59.720 It's not going to fall on me or my grandchildren. Like, we'll go on with it.

00:33:09.880 On October 8th, I was given a letter from my agency that I work for stating that I would no longer be

00:33:18.360 allowed to work for them due to the fact that I didn't have the vaccine. What I do for a living

00:33:23.720 is I'm a foster parent. And as a foster parent, I'm at home. Many of these kids come in, they're

00:33:30.040 treatment, foster care system, and they've been in eight, nine homes already. So now to throw this

00:33:37.640 on to the parents that have had children for, you know, two, three, four, 19 years I've had kids

00:33:44.360 stay in my home. To throw this into the mix is just taking that attachment piece and ripping it apart

00:33:52.200 for the children that have come to love the homes that they're in and are supported to get through

00:33:59.240 whatever issues they may have. The letter that was sent to Sharon by the agency did not give her any

00:34:05.160 options such as self-testing. The only option they gave is to get the vaccine or gave up the financial

00:34:11.320 support that she needs in order to sustain the four special kids that she is currently taking 0.63

00:34:16.760 care of. We went through a year and a half with no vaccine. Everybody was fine. We all pulled our

00:34:24.280 weight. I homeschooled during that time. I have no problems with the mask wearing. I have no problems

00:34:31.880 with the testing, but that's not an option in this case. Remy Olsen, the grandparent of the kids that

00:34:37.960 Sharon is taking care of, also a foster parent himself, comes in support of Sharon. I don't

00:34:43.400 think anyone should be going through what she's going through right now, especially being

00:34:48.600 forced to do what they want. That's what's happening. Sharon has raised seven kids in total

00:34:54.920 from the Olsen family. The closest biological parents of the kids that Sharon is taking care of

00:35:00.600 are okay with Sharon not taking the vaccine. But why does the agency have to stick its nose in between 0.94

00:35:06.520 and cause headache for everybody? So I've been with Remy's family for 19 years. And I've raised

00:35:14.440 seven children in foster care and I had two children of my own that are older. So nine children in total.

00:35:20.520 So through the years, Remy and I have gotten to know each other quite well. And Remy and I and Remy's wife,

00:35:28.840 Amanda, we're a team. We're a team that work together and do our best to protect and make sure that

00:35:35.320 the kids are getting what they need. She's in a position where she needs to protect children.

00:35:42.040 And that's exactly what she's doing, is protecting them. Until they can come up with something better,

00:35:47.800 a better story or a better lie, it's probably still not going to work anyway because

00:35:55.000 most women are protective of all children anyway. And we are also put in a position where we also 1.00

00:36:01.000 protect them as men. We protect our families. We are warriors and that's the way it's going to stay.

00:36:07.720 We did reach out to Marymount, the agency that is forcing foster parents and its employees to get the

00:36:14.120 vaccines. But it also seeks to compel them to take the booster shots as it becomes available.

00:36:20.520 Unfortunately, Marymount did not respond to our media inquiry.

00:36:25.480 And we also now know that you can get a third dose. So your coverage with this vaccine is maybe six

00:36:32.280 months. So how often do we have to get a dose of this vaccine?

00:36:38.280 Our first job...

00:36:39.240 The Liberal Party has campaigned on vaccinating the children.

00:36:42.920 ...is to get through this pandemic. And I want to bring in those boosters for Canadians.

00:36:47.960 And I want to make sure that our five to 11 year olds get vaccinated.

00:36:53.480 Despite children being the strongest age group of all when it comes to deaths,

00:36:59.480 ICU admissions and hospitalizations. Even though the data doesn't add up,

00:37:06.280 this didn't stop Justin Trudeau.

00:37:08.280 But you know who else can't get vaccinated yet? Betty can't because she's only nine. 1.00

00:37:12.520 And just as we all step up to protect our elders, as we have over the past many months,

00:37:19.080 adults and grandparents across the country need to get vaccinated to protect Betty and my son,

00:37:25.560 Adrian, who's seven, and all the kids across the country who want to get vaccinated but can't yet.

00:37:31.080 Remy doesn't want his grand babies vaccinated. I have to respect that. 0.98

00:37:36.360 Well, the only way to the end game to get rid of all this is get rid of the politicians for one thing.

00:37:42.840 They need to stay the hell out of health and science and everything else because they don't

00:37:46.120 know nothing about it. One of the things that's lacking in all areas of people, it's the mind,

00:37:55.640 body and the spirit. They're missing one part of that. And a lot of people are just thinking

00:38:03.480 it's not connected to their heart or their spirit. So how could they actually make choices or let

00:38:10.200 anybody else make choices for them? Remy Olsen does not trust the government.

00:38:15.160 Residential school. How well did he do there? He does not trust the justice system either.

00:38:20.280 Well, the thing about the justice system, it ain't ours.

00:38:23.240 In Canada, it is legal to give a COVID-19 vaccine to an underage kid without their parents' consent.

00:38:30.920 You look at day school, how different is that? We're all herded into little lines and we're

00:38:36.680 getting needles almost every week and we didn't know what they were. Our parents didn't even know

00:38:40.760 we were getting needles. So, you know, you look at today, how much different is that now? And there's

00:38:48.280 no way that I'm going to allow that to happen to my grandchildren or my nephews, my nieces.

00:38:53.480 So pleased to have the family members to the kids that I do care for, for their support and

00:39:00.200 their backing. It means so much to me. Mary Mount does promise to accommodate those who may be exempt

00:39:07.240 from the vaccine due to health or religious reasons. Our people, we have a way of life.

00:39:12.200 Is that considered a religion? Give us a true definition of what religion is. How many different

00:39:18.040 denominations do you have? Yeah, the Catholic Anglices and the Protestants, all these different

00:39:22.440 religions. So which one is the right one where you can be exempt from getting immunized or the 0.95

00:39:29.800 needle or whatever? Do you think you could seek refuge in the justice system?

00:39:33.880 That is possible, but that takes time. And with things moving so slowly and with so many people

00:39:41.800 in the need to defend their jobs and defend their own human rights, I think the only refuge I have now

00:39:50.600 is the parents and grandparents of the children that I care for.

00:39:56.120 Fight. Fight for your rights. Fight for your own freedom. The freedom to think freely. And really take

00:40:05.880 a good look at what's going on right now. We're a team. You know, we're going to stand strong together

00:40:10.840 and do what's best for everybody involved. We're all human beings. Yeah. You know, when it comes down

00:40:16.760 to it, why should it be any different just because their skin is a different color?

00:40:23.240 We will be closely monitoring the situation in Manitoba. In any event, right now, we are providing

00:40:31.960 lawyers for the family. If you would like to learn more, click the link in the description below.

00:40:38.120 Or if you would like to chip in, please go to fightvaccinepassports.com.

00:40:53.240 We'll see you next time.

00:40:57.960 We'll see you next time.

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