Rebel News Podcast - EZRA LEVANT ｜ What will make Trudeau end his vendetta against unvaccinated Canadians？

00:00:00.000 Folks, I want to tell you we've got an interesting show today.

00:00:06.300 And there's a flicker of hope, which I don't say a lot these days, but I think there's some

00:00:10.920 momentum gathering to end the segregation of Canadians who are vaccinated. I'll take you

00:00:18.740 through a Hill Times article that quotes liberal MPs saying most liberal MPs want to end it.

00:00:24.720 And they even quote some of these MPs on the record. I'll take you through other signs that

00:00:29.200 maybe, maybe Canada is about to join the community of nations instead of the rogues like China and 0.99

00:00:35.040 North Korea when it comes to bullying unvaccinated people. I don't know. I don't want to be a fool

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00:01:27.880 All right. Here's today's show.

00:01:42.420 Tonight, what will make Trudeau end his vendetta against unvaccinated Canadians? It's June 10th

00:01:49.920 and this is the S. Levant Show. Shame on you, you censorious bug.

00:02:06.860 I think Canada is the only country in the world that still bans its own citizens from flying or 0.74

00:02:12.440 taking the train if they're unvaccinated. In fact, almost no one ever had that. We're the only ones

00:02:17.520 still with that. I've heard that China also does that, but I think people are just assuming that

00:02:23.480 because of China's extreme lockdowns this year, including in Shanghai. This is a video from China,

00:02:30.320 people jostling with each other to show their vaccine passports. Here's another video. I

00:02:36.580 understand that it was because of a single case of COVID. That's one future we might still have,

00:02:45.020 but not everyone in China is happy about the madness. Here's a small act of defiance.

00:02:52.400 Now, it's hard to verify things from China. What's a new video? What's an old video? What's real?

00:02:58.100 What's fake? What's government propaganda? So yeah, let's say China still requires citizens to be 0.99

00:03:04.360 jabbed to fly. I could believe that. And typically people lump in North Korea to the list. I think that's

00:03:11.220 likely true, but really, how would you know? And there isn't a lot of flying going on in North Korea

00:03:16.900 at all anyways. It's one of the poorest and most restricted places in the world. But yeah,

00:03:23.260 that's our league now. That's our neighborhood. That's our comparators. That's our class now.

00:03:31.200 Funny, it's the same group we're in when it comes to internet censorship, isn't it?

00:03:37.100 Canada, North Korea, China. Those were the countries listed by Twitter's head of public policy

00:03:44.660 in that company's submissions to the liberal government about their proposed regulation for

00:03:50.260 the internet. Remember that? That the only countries that censor that way are China, North Korea,

00:03:55.120 and now Canada. That's our league now. Our prime minister is pretty useless. He's not really a serious

00:04:01.840 player in anything internationally. His look at my socks shtick got boring about five years ago. Now he

00:04:10.720 just spends his time meeting the B-list or C-list. Here's a little video of him meeting with another

00:04:17.280 left-wing peacock, Gavin Newsom, the disgraced hard left-wing governor of California. If you recall,

00:04:24.220 he recently faced a recall vote, specifically over his disastrous handling of the lockdowns.

00:04:32.160 Look at these two narcissists. I call this the Botox Summit. Take a listen.

00:04:37.600 Hey, everyone. Bonjour tout le monde. I'm in California today with Governor Newsom. We're

00:04:43.340 signing an agreement to make sure we continue the deep partnership we've had on fighting climate change,

00:04:49.140 on protecting our environment, in creating good green jobs, and moving forward in ways that really

00:04:53.940 matter to people. It's a great pleasure to be able to work so close with California on

00:04:58.820 the issues that are important for Canadians.

00:05:00.940 Governor Newsom, talk about this partnership.

00:05:02.940 Sorry, I don't speak French. But you don't have to speak the same language to understand

00:05:07.820 that we're all in this together. Divorce is not an option. And so we're here on the issue

00:05:11.100 that extends, I think, a global consciousness, and that's the issue of climate change. And you're

00:05:16.460 in a state where we're experiencing the extremes. And so we're on the leading and cutting edge of not

00:05:21.000 only dealing with the realities of it, but also the opportunities. And that's why it's so wonderful

00:05:25.200 to have you down here, Prime Minister, to focus on those partnerships and the opportunity advance

00:05:29.760 together. We only build a better world if we're doing it together and gathering like-minded partners

00:05:34.800 like California and Governor Newsom is the way that we make this better future a reality for everyone.

00:05:40.880 The reason I show you that is they're not wearing masks, are they? Even though they are both

00:05:45.180 mask extremists, but only when it suits them. Now, they themselves don't like to wear masks.

00:05:53.140 Trudeau loves going to Europe and hobnobbing with the jet set there. No masks. He went to Ukraine,

00:06:00.140 very unvaccinated country, by the way. No masks. He flies by private jet, of course. No, no,

00:06:06.060 no masks. But he puts them on when he's talking about your freedoms. Same with Gavin Newsom,

00:06:12.800 by the way. Why are they mask extremists? Here's Joe Biden wearing a mask by himself and then taking

00:06:19.860 it off to meet someone else. He's triple jabbed. This whole thing is a weird ritual of lying.

00:06:28.120 I say all this, this entire preamble, to show how extreme Canada is, what an outlier we are. And

00:06:35.380 forget about the foolish rituals and photo ops in the mask theater. We actually are running our country 0.66

00:06:42.400 as if it were all real. We still have a kind of lockdown for millions of Canadians, a no-fly list,

00:06:49.080 which in the past was only for terrorists. Just today, the United States announced they are getting

00:06:53.940 rid of their last vestige of lockdown travel. U.S. will end COVID-19 testing requirement for

00:07:02.640 air travelers entering the country. It was a strange quirk. They never had a vaccine requirement to fly.

00:07:08.820 Courts threw out the mask requirement a long time ago. This last little thing is now gone where you

00:07:15.440 had to get tested to fly into America. They're back to normal now, 100 percent. Pretty sure lockdowns

00:07:20.740 are not returning, at least until the Democrats can get through the midterm elections in November.

00:07:25.900 They don't want to get slaughtered. And the lockdowns were just a disaster for them politically,

00:07:31.280 ask Gavin Newsom. Now, here in Canada, Justin Trudeau got the opposite message electorally.

00:07:38.680 He just won his election in September. Now, true, he only got 32.6 percent of the vote. That is the

00:07:45.440 lowest vote count ever for a Canadian to form government. And the NDP is propping him up.

00:07:50.960 But he won because the opposition didn't oppose. Not just the NDP, but the so-called conservatives

00:07:56.900 didn't oppose. A footnote in history called Aaron O'Toole didn't oppose. So Trudeau takes off his mask

00:08:04.940 when he wants and he flies when and how he wants. No airport lineups for him. He flies private. I don't

00:08:13.400 know if you saw this. Boy, did you like to fly? 38,000 kilometers in 38 days. Pretty cool for Mr. Global

00:08:19.440 Warming. But meanwhile, the airports are still melting down in Canada. I don't know if you saw this.

00:08:24.520 Air Canada is canceling hundreds of flights because the logistics just don't work with the

00:08:31.860 health delays. So those aren't empty flights canceled like they were two years ago because

00:08:36.640 everyone was afraid to fly. They're full flights canceled because the airports don't work. Pretty

00:08:41.660 basic government job. Because these airports have been turned into massive public health clinics,

00:08:48.180 doctor's offices, really, Canadian style. You always have to wait in those. The Toronto airport

00:08:52.540 is a really big deal in Canada, most important airport, not just for air travel. It's a huge

00:08:58.460 employer itself, a huge business in itself. Just think of all the related businesses from taxis to

00:09:04.500 conventions, convention centers there. It's all being smashed. Just when they thought maybe they

00:09:12.580 could recover some of the lost ground after two years of being smashed. I saw this in the Hill Times

00:09:18.380 newspaper yesterday. It's a pro-liberal newspaper for sure, but it's legit. Massive majority of

00:09:26.400 liberal caucus wants Trudeau to drop federal COVID mandates, say liberal MPs. A majority of liberal

00:09:33.240 MPs, a majority, most of them. Just imagine if that cowardly lion Aaron O'Toole had had the courage 0.95

00:09:41.260 to oppose vaccine mandates a year ago. We needed to wait for the liberal MPs, I guess. Let me read

00:09:48.280 a little bit from the story. With provincial and international jurisdictions easing COVID restrictions,

00:09:55.140 some liberal MPs say the vast majority of their caucus want the federal government to drop travel

00:10:00.380 vaccination requirements, allowing unvaccinated Canadians to board domestic flights. Several liberal

00:10:06.160 MPs interviewed for this article said that most caucus members want all federal pandemic restrictions

00:10:13.380 dropped as soon as possible. Quote, the massive majority of liberal MPs want the mandates to end,

00:10:20.120 said one liberal MP who spoke on not-for-attribution basis to offer their candid opinion. People are

00:10:27.220 saying, what the hell? Why are unvaccinated people not allowed to fly domestic? You know, like at least 0.99

00:10:33.160 let them fly domestic with masks on. You can go into a shopping mall with them. You can go into an

00:10:39.080 elevator with them. You can go into a movie theater with them. Obviously, in the Omicron variant, if you

00:10:46.140 care, is so mild by comparison anyways. I mean, come on. We're really at normal flu season, regular cough

00:10:52.760 and cold season risk levels here. If it ever was worse, and I'm a skeptic that it really was,

00:10:59.300 some liberals are even going on the record using their names, which shows they aren't

00:11:04.060 afraid anymore, just don't care anymore. Here's one. Three-term liberal MP Marcus Pawlowski from

00:11:10.980 Thunder Bay Rainy River, Ontario, a medical doctor and a member of the health committee,

00:11:16.480 said the vaccine mandate for all travel should be removed. The need for mandates has certainly changed,

00:11:22.540 and the calculus is not the same now as it was two months ago, three months or six months ago,

00:11:27.900 he said in an interview with the Hill Times. I would suggest the vaccine requirements for being

00:11:34.480 on planes and at workplaces at the moment. I don't think the benefits of that mandate warrant the cost.

00:11:41.720 I even saw an article in Trudeau's CBC State Broadcaster. Vaccine mandates have been blamed for

00:11:50.680 some of the Pearson Airport's chaos. Is it time to drop them? You think? I'll read a couple of lines.

00:11:57.900 This used to be called a conspiracy theory by the CBC until just a week or two ago.

00:12:04.500 The waning effectiveness of vaccines to stop the spread of the highly infectious Omicron variant

00:12:10.420 of COVID-19 could mean it's time for federal policymakers to consider lifting vaccine mandates,

00:12:17.100 some experts suggest. It's hard to really justify our mandate anymore, said Dr. Zane Chagla,

00:12:23.000 an infectious diseases physician at St. Joseph's Healthcare Hamilton and an associate professor

00:12:29.660 at McMaster University. Well, would you look at that? So the world is laughing at us, literally laughing.

00:12:39.260 I showed you that airport video by that U.S. sports journalist, former NHL player that went super viral.

00:12:44.760 The world has moved on from COVID. No masks, no vaccine passports. Even liberal MPs and the

00:12:51.120 CBC State Broadcaster are talking about moving on. Even cowardly corporations are talking about moving

00:12:58.040 on. But not Justin Trudeau or his cabinet. They refuse. It's not about science. It's about vengeance,

00:13:06.940 a vendetta, and not letting the truckers get the win. Remember, the truckers' chief issue was vaccine

00:13:15.880 mandates and vaccine passports, especially for travel, remember? Trudeau can't let them win or 0.99

00:13:22.440 let them be seen to win. So let me close for you with the mighty intellectual response from Omar

00:13:28.580 Al-Gabra, Trudeau's transport minister, clearly out of his depth, clearly just a spokesman for whatever

00:13:33.720 Trudeau says. His deep thoughts reply to all of this was a tweet. We are keeping Canadians safe

00:13:41.300 when they travel by air and rail by making masks mandatory for everyone on board. Okay, I'll get

00:13:48.160 back to the masks part in a minute. But this is the reply to the chaos at the airports, which is caused

00:13:55.420 by vaccine mandates, the vaccine mandates that made airlines fire hundreds of competent staff and that

00:14:02.940 makes airports into giant hospital waiting rooms. It's the mandates. You have to show proof of

00:14:09.640 things. You have to be inspected. It's a whole rigmarole. Masks aren't what's slowing people down.

00:14:15.740 Masks aren't what's canceling the flights in the domino effect. The vaccine BS is. And this is all he

00:14:22.580 has. You want to talk about masks? But even that is junk. As I mentioned, mask rules were struck down by

00:14:29.200 the courts in the U.S. months ago. But look at what Al Gabra's tweet says in the body. It says,

00:14:34.160 you are 83 percent less likely to get COVID-19 if you wear a mask. But you see that little asterisk

00:14:40.160 there? Like I say, this is irrelevant to the airport's crisis anyways. It's embarrassing this

00:14:44.980 Al Gabra thinks otherwise. It's irrelevant to the vaccine mandate rule. You can still catch COVID

00:14:50.020 and spread COVID if you're vaccinated. Here's Bill Gates. The idea of checking if people are

00:14:54.680 vaccinated. You know, if you have breakthrough infections, what's the point? But what's the

00:15:00.460 asterisk there? If you look at the bottom right, it says in fine print with an N93 KN95 mask in an

00:15:09.580 indoor public setting. And then it cites a U.S. study. So it's a trick. It's a deception. It's still

00:15:17.300 irrelevant to the issue of vaccine discrimination and airports. But there is no N95 mask rule on

00:15:23.660 planes. You can wear any mask. Most people wear those blue dentist masks that don't really do

00:15:29.660 anything. The study he's citing is a lie. It's for N95 masks. And it's not an airplane study.

00:15:37.340 Airplanes have more circulation in the air than almost anywhere else. That's a second lie. And

00:15:44.220 that study was done before the latest gentlest variants of the virus anyways that are the most

00:15:51.460 contagious. You could call that tweet disinformation in the fullest sense of the word. I mean,

00:15:58.540 I know Teresa Tam says anything and then later says the exact opposite thing. I know you can't trust

00:16:04.600 her. But but look at this story also in the CDC. COVID-19 transmission on flights extremely rare,

00:16:11.620 Dr. Tam says. Oh, that's good to know. Well, what do you think? How long can Canada do such an

00:16:20.480 obviously destructive thing, banning a whole sector of society? There's no one who benefits from it,

00:16:27.780 by the way. It's no benefit to public health. It's no benefit to the airlines or the tourism. It's no

00:16:33.060 benefit to our country's international reputation. It's no benefit to our tattered civil liberties.

00:16:38.280 Who wants it? As they would say in Latin, cui bono. Who benefits? Who gets the good stuff here?

00:16:47.640 Well, only one man in his vengeance. That hateful hypocrite, Justin Trudeau. 1.00

00:16:55.140 And that's the kind of country we live in. Our checks and balances are broken. 1.00

00:16:59.960 We have a bit of a tyrant on our hands who's trying to teach us all a brutal lesson. Stay with us for more.

00:17:09.000 Mr. Brown, why are senior city of Bradford and staff working out of your secret campaign headquarters in Vaughan?

00:17:32.560 Mr. Brown, is that on the taxpayer dollar? Have they taken a leave of absence? Mr. Brown,

00:17:40.560 why are city of Brampton employees working at your campaign headquarters in Vaughan? Is this on the

00:17:49.060 taxpayer dollar? Mr. Brown?

00:17:51.800 Mr. Brown. Is this right? Oh, okay then. All right then. Wow. Well, that's an exit from the riveting,

00:17:59.980 sometimes breathtaking, sometimes infuriating video documentary style by our friend David Menzies and

00:18:09.660 Lincoln Jay, who just did a 20-minute investigation, which actually was the fruit of weeks of work,

00:18:17.940 into a man we dubbed Sneaky Patrick, Patrick Brown, the mayor of Brampton, former leader of the Ontario

00:18:24.520 PCs, now a candidate campaigning for the leadership of the federal conservatives and the star and lead

00:18:31.720 journalist in that story. It's with me now, David Menzies. David, that is one of the meatiest,

00:18:35.540 most substantive, most well-reported shoe leather pieces of journalism I think we've ever done.

00:18:41.540 You had to get it right because we're talking about explosive details.

00:18:44.860 Well, thank you so much for those compliments, Ezra. As I said to you before, it was a combination of

00:18:50.520 things that made this a perfect storm. One was having a source that was rock solid with this

00:18:57.380 information. Secondly, was going there and checking out the city employees by their make, model, and

00:19:04.700 license plate number who were going to this secret campaign office, not even in Brampton, not even in

00:19:11.360 Keel region, but Vaughan and York region. Which is a bit of a drive away for those who don't know the

00:19:15.620 Toronto area. Exactly. Like it was, it couldn't have been better hid. You never would have found it

00:19:21.060 without the tip. Never. Not in a million years, Ezra. And then it was waiting and waiting. And my

00:19:26.540 whole, you know, purpose of my hunt, Ezra, was to catch Babu, the top senior bureaucrat there,

00:19:33.340 coming out to his white Audi and going, aha, why are you on business hours working on a campaign

00:19:40.680 for your boss? This is offside. This is against the rules. And I was never successful. It seemed

00:19:46.560 that he put in, I don't know, maybe he slept there. Goodness knows. But the day we went there,

00:19:52.140 Friday had a hunch. And that's the other part of the perfect storm. I just had this feeling like my

00:19:58.040 spidey senses were tingling because it was the last day, because midnight was the last day of

00:20:04.000 membership sales and the leadership. That's right. That why would this office be staffed so much,

00:20:09.660 you know, you know, one second after midnight. And so I went there and lo and behold, who shows up?

00:20:18.080 I mean, I went fishing for a trout or a tuna and here comes Moby Dick, Patrick Brown himself.

00:20:24.220 He couldn't resist dropping by and, I don't know, gazing upon the thousands and thousands of

00:20:30.600 memberships sold. And, you know, the video tells the tale. We just went after him to ask him,

00:20:37.500 are these city employees, because that's the crux of the matter, Ezra, paid employees that should be

00:20:42.480 working for the city of Brampton, why are they on working hours working for you unless they've taken

00:20:48.640 a leave of absence without pay? And nobody has showed me proof in writing that that was the case.

00:20:55.100 Right. Well, let's show a little bit of what happened when you went there and who shows up by

00:21:00.740 Patrick Brown himself. Thus begins a chase of sorts, not a high speed chase, but a chase

00:21:07.360 through Toronto. And I'll let the video do the talking. Take a look at this.

00:21:12.580 You ready? We're unlocked. Yeah. Here's the mic. I'm rolling. Why, why? You know what?

00:21:21.640 Well, there's no other way out. I'll go back this way.

00:21:23.860 He's like a cornered weasel. He doesn't know what to do. This is our

00:21:53.420 second foray down the southbound land lanes of the Highway 400. He exited at Rutherford and went

00:22:03.340 back up north, got off at Teston, went to his secret party headquarters, well drove by it,

00:22:09.820 and now he's going south on the 400 again. I'm pretty sure he knows we're following him right now.

00:22:18.220 Now, Patrick Brown drove straight to the Brampton police headquarters.

00:22:24.540 Now, I don't know where you go when you're being chased, but going to a police station does sort of

00:22:33.160 make sense, except for he chose the police station back home. That's right. In his home city, not in

00:22:38.940 Vaughn or Peel or whatever. Sorry, not in the city of Vaughn. He went back to his hometown where he knows

00:22:45.800 the police chief. Exactly. And he must have been phoning, phoning, phoning and saying God knows what,

00:22:50.520 because when he pulled in and ran into the office of the police station, you were behind him. The cops

00:22:57.160 must have been told atrocious things because they must have been thinking, oh, there's a kidnapper,

00:23:02.560 there's a gang, there's something terrible. No, it's David and Lincoln asking questions. Here,

00:23:07.660 let's just take a look at that. Oh, okay then. I'm trying to conduct a traffic stop on you.

00:23:17.620 Oh, really? Yeah. Oh, why is that, sir? Let's go back outside. Okay, sure.

00:23:20.700 Why would you want to conduct a traffic stop on you? Because you came in going a little faster

00:23:30.220 in our parking lot, so we want to see what's going on. Oh, is that right? I'm just following

00:23:34.020 Patrick Brown's vehicle, officer. Okay. He has a secret campaign headquarters. Yeah,

00:23:40.700 that's fine. We're going to go to that point. We know who he is. Okay. We're going to find out

00:23:44.060 who you are. Oh, my name is David Menzies. I'm a reporter. Okay. You've got your driver's license

00:23:47.960 for you. Absolutely. Do you know that you're the fuck you are? Sorry? Sorry, sir. Hey, what's

00:24:01.460 your problem? He's my cameraman, officer. Awesome. Hang out over here. Well, I didn't like the fact

00:24:06.960 that you were asked some gruff questions, but to be fair to that cop, it felt like he was really

00:24:13.600 revved up by some lies that Patrick Brown told on the phone. He goes out, he sees it's just you. And

00:24:19.600 by that, I mean, you're not doing any harm to him other than asking him prickly questions.

00:24:24.880 And he sort of is slowly declenching like he was ready for a big battle. Yeah. And he realizes,

00:24:31.340 oh, okay, well, I'll just do a traffic stop and ask you some questions. And like, I think that he

00:24:37.260 was probably whipped up with some BS. And then he did his due diligence and he could say to his chief,

00:24:44.900 chief, there's nothing here. You know, Ezra, that's very perceptive. And the other thing too,

00:24:49.840 is why, what did Patrick Brown say on that 911 call? Was he saying, you know, I'm fearing for my

00:24:57.020 life. I don't know who these people are. Are they trying to carjack me? They're following me or

00:25:02.260 wherever I go. If he had said that, and that's just speculation on my part, of course,

00:25:08.560 what he's done in by his driver who says to Lincoln, we know who the F you are. So if you

00:25:17.040 know who we are, you know, we're not a threat. We ask questions. Maybe the threat is impolite queries,

00:25:23.140 for goodness sakes. You know what? I know that section of the law, criminal harassment. It's

00:25:27.220 another way of saying stalking. The person has to have a reasonable fear of danger and harm. And

00:25:32.480 there's a whole bunch of elements there. It's such a stretch. Sneaky Patrick Brown, it's just like when

00:25:39.400 you caught him at that hockey rink. And just to remind people, it was the same dynamic duo,

00:25:43.720 you and Lincoln. I think that was one of Lincoln's first days on the job. His first day. His very first

00:25:48.240 day. Here's a flashback. You know, we love buying little domain names here at Rebel News. We've got

00:25:54.280 about a thousand, like fightthefines.com and wefreports.com. We just love doing that. Maybe

00:26:00.180 it's a hobby of mine. But we use the website sneakypatrick.com for the hockey arena caper.

00:26:08.960 And I never thought we'd use it again. But just a reminder, here is the first time that David and

00:26:14.540 Lincoln caught Patrick Brown red-handed, sneaking in to play a game of hockey when he, as mayor,

00:26:20.840 had shut down hockey for all mere citizens. Take a look at this. Sneakypatrick.com, volume

00:26:26.840 one. Well, folks, we're getting the bums rush. But holy mackerel, I think I see Patrick Brown

00:26:34.240 himself.

00:26:35.360 Oh, hey, how you doing?

00:26:37.740 Mr. Brown, right?

00:26:39.180 Yeah.

00:26:40.060 David Menzies with Rebel News.

00:26:42.140 You're in a city facility?

00:26:43.580 What's that?

00:26:44.060 You're in a city facility?

00:26:45.080 Yeah, so are you.

00:26:46.240 Yeah.

00:26:46.460 So, are you playing hockey here?

00:26:49.360 No, I'm just coming to check in on our facility. So, I'm going to check. You're not supposed

00:26:54.080 to be here, actually.

00:26:54.840 Oh, okay.

00:26:55.280 We were told that you play pickup here. Mr. Brown, how come the kids in Brampton can only

00:27:03.240 practice sports, but your buddies can play hockey?

00:27:06.640 Yeah.

00:27:07.080 So, I don't know why you are harassing people in the city of Brampton, but you shouldn't

00:27:14.040 be.

00:27:14.200 Oh, who's asking who? Your guy's handed out 122 bylaw violations in one week. Mr. Brown,

00:27:26.300 why is there a hockey game going on in this arena? I thought you're only allowed to practice

00:27:33.480 sports, not play them. And who is paying the $1,000 a day, Mr. Brown, for this rink?

00:27:40.960 Okay. Mr. Brown, are these taxpayer dollars being used for your buddies to play hockey

00:27:49.000 on this rink? Or are you paying it? Or perhaps we'll lead Solomon. So, Mr. Brown, why is it

00:28:00.980 one law for me and one law for thee in this city?

00:28:03.340 Oh, he is atrocious. Put aside policy issues. He's got some strange policy issues. His very

00:28:11.300 first one is declaring he wants to legalize a particular terrorist group. Put aside his

00:28:15.540 carbon tax history. Put aside that. You know, you can agree or disagree, and you're not going

00:28:20.800 to find a politician who you agree with on everything. It's just not realistic. But the total lack of a

00:28:27.680 conscience, the total lack of character, I would say he's a sociopathic liar. I'm not making a 0.99

00:28:33.680 medical diagnosis. I just think he's a relentless power seeker who I believe through his conduct

00:28:42.720 using the public person, the public machine as his private tool, I believe he's corrupting the

00:28:50.380 instruments of society. And that's why I think this is important public interest journalism.

00:28:54.340 Not only that, Ezra, the last two years, what he did in Brampton, I would argue that Brampton

00:29:00.980 might have been the most pro-lockdown city in our entire Dominion. Not only just police and bylaw

00:29:08.480 handing out tickets, but Patrick Brown hired paladin security guards to literally hide in the bushes

00:29:14.480 and spy on children and families breaking, you know, the bylaw going into a baseball diamond or a

00:29:21.400 soccer pitch. They don't have the power to write tickets, but they would rat out the people by law

00:29:26.500 enforcement. They'd come zooming in like Batman and Robin on a Batmobile. But today in 2022, during the

00:29:33.680 debates, as he goes around campaigning, he is self-declaring himself as the anti-lockdown mayor.

00:29:40.400 No mayor in Canada pushed back against the lockdowns more than Patrick Brown.

00:29:45.240 It's not true. Maybe for himself personally, like he sneaked in to play hockey. You know what? I just,

00:29:53.700 I want to play one more clip. And by the way, folks, I really, you know, pour yourself a cup of coffee or tea.

00:30:00.840 Sit down and do yourself a favor and watch the 21 minute video. You can find it at sneakypatrick.com

00:30:07.400 because we're not doing it justice here. You really have like it was a story, a persuasive story,

00:30:13.240 well told. Credit to our editing team also who put it together. I want to show the part where you went

00:30:19.000 in. So you went to the cop shop. You were detained briefly by the cops there. You went back and they

00:30:28.100 were still there. You went into the secret facility. Let's just show a little bit of that and how you got

00:30:34.240 to make the bums rush. Just a quick look.

00:30:40.960 Is he recording? Recording?

00:31:04.240 Hey, how are you doing there? We're just looking for Babu.

00:31:20.560 I am recording, sir. Yes. Oh, John Titian. How are you doing there? How are you like that?

00:31:26.000 Anyways, I'm just wondering. Excuse me. Excuse me. You're not allowed to be on this property. I'm

00:31:33.920 asking you to leave now. Okay. Where's Babu? Thank you very much. Oh, sorry. Don't squeeze

00:31:38.560 my arm like that. You're leaving, right? How many City of Brampton employees? Great. How are you doing?

00:31:44.720 Yeah. How do you like that? That's great. Babu, Margaret Beveridge. Can you get your hands off me? 1.00

00:31:51.440 Can you get out of the office? I am moving. No, no, you're not moving. Oh, is that right? I thought

00:31:58.480 you weren't involved in the... Hang on a second. I thought you weren't involved. Do you have a release

00:32:02.480 for me for that video? It doesn't need it. It doesn't need it? Why? No, because we're practicing

00:32:07.200 journalism. No, you're not. Where's Babu? His audio is there. His audio is there. Thank you very much.

00:32:13.760 Thank you very much. Have a great day. John, why did you lie about not being involved with the

00:32:17.680 campaign? Well, that's John Mikatishan, who had earlier claimed that he had nothing to do with the

00:32:23.360 campaign. I don't know. You know, he did not look amused. I don't know. I just think that

00:32:33.200 my beef with him is not that I disagree with him on many things, which is what I do.

00:32:37.120 It's that if you gave that... Like, that guy's just the mayor of a city. Brampton's a fair-sized city.

00:32:43.520 It's not Toronto or Vancouver or Montreal or Calgary, but it's a fair-sized city.

00:32:48.880 And he's ringing it out for his private interests. You put that guy in charge

00:32:57.200 of the federal government, and Justin Trudeau will look like a piker when it comes to conflicts of

00:33:03.520 interest, wetting his own beak, as they say. I think that Patrick Brown would be a disaster

00:33:12.560 for our country democratically, financially. His example of what I call corruption is something

00:33:20.000 that Canada cannot afford. Put aside the fact that I disagree with him on certain things.

00:33:24.560 It's his character that is terrifying. Last word to you.

00:33:27.920 A hundred percent. What would be the difference of having Patrick Brown as prime minister compared

00:33:33.600 to Justin Trudeau? Work ethic. Patrick Brown works a lot harder, so he's more dangerous.

00:33:38.480 Yeah, but you know what? He is the author of his own misfortune, Ezra. And I say that because

00:33:45.040 he can't resist breaking the rules when he doesn't have to. He can't resist being cheap,

00:33:50.880 because that's another character flaw I hear about him. He's a cheapskate. So he doesn't recruit 0.95

00:33:55.840 volunteers or paid staff. He gets the city staff on city time to work on his campaign.

00:34:00.960 You know, he couldn't resist going to that hockey rink, because he so desperately wanted to play

00:34:07.520 hockey. That's his, you know, number one passion, I think, outside of politics. So he, like I said,

00:34:14.400 he's the author of his own misfortune every time, Ezra, because of his character flaws. And hopefully,

00:34:20.560 this will, I don't know, I don't know where the Conservative Party of Canada is going to go with this,

00:34:26.160 but maybe it leads to his disqualification. I think Patrick Brown, at the end of the day,

00:34:31.600 as much as he's a buffoon, as much as he's a liar, a scoundrel, I think he's dangerous. And you 0.99

00:34:36.960 alluded to one fact. What was his first major policy announcement? Oh, the Tamil Tigers will be taken off 1.00

00:34:43.120 the terrorism watch list, which, forget about Canada, 32 other nations also have them there.

00:34:50.320 And why? Well, because there are big Tamil voting blocks in certain key writings. And again, it's

00:34:57.840 politics as to what's good for Patrick Brown. And one other thing, the reason why we get these tips

00:35:03.920 is he is such a sociopath, Ezra, that he goes to somebody, he promises them the moon, he gets the

00:35:10.800 favours, and then he dispenses them like a used Kleenex. And that person is resentful. And that's why we get 0.59

00:35:18.720 people saying, hey, you want some dirt on Patrick Brown? Here it is.

00:35:21.840 Well, your tips have been meticulously correct. To know the whereabouts of secret locations,

00:35:29.440 to know the whereabouts of his secret hockey games. Patrick Brown must be scratching his head

00:35:34.000 and wondering who the mole is. But I thank goodness for the mole. You know,

00:35:40.800 this is a case, as the US Supreme Court says, of sunlight being the best disinfectant. And you,

00:35:48.240 you shone the light on this. So good work to you and Lincoln and our editing team.

00:35:52.960 Stay with us. Your letters to me are next.

00:35:58.720 Hey, welcome back. Your letters to me. Nellis Fossey said, David's video

00:36:03.280 just goes to prove the saying, the fish rots from the head down.

00:36:07.680 It's a great video. This seems to be the case at all levels of government.

00:36:12.240 You know, I really enjoyed that video. And David called me when the police detained him. And I was

00:36:19.280 really nervous and ready to roll. I'll give the police some credit, though. If the mayor of the

00:36:26.960 city calls up the police department and says, oh, my God, I'm being chased. I'm being stalked.

00:36:30.960 Oh, my God, I'm in danger. I'm coming straight over. The cops are going to be on full alert. And then

00:36:36.560 when they see David and Lincoln with cameras, they're going to say, what? So they were just

00:36:40.320 asking some questions. I mean, I don't like the fact that the police are asking questions, but given

00:36:45.520 that they were surely lied to by sneaky Patrick Brown. Anyway, so David called me there. And so we've

00:36:50.400 been working on the story for a few days, making sure all the everything was just so great editing by

00:36:55.440 our team. And obviously all credit to David Manzies and Lincoln Jay, who just did. And it was the same

00:37:02.800 team, as you saw, that got Patrick Brown on the hockey stuff. So I really am proud of that journalism.

00:37:08.960 That's true shoe leather journalism. If you take the meaning of the word, you're there.

00:37:13.760 You're checking it out. You're visually checking. You're going in. You're showing some courage.

00:37:18.800 You know what? That's that's the perfect Rebel News moment, isn't it? I mean, I enjoy sitting here at my

00:37:24.080 desk and blah, blah, blah, giving my opinions and you must like it since you're watching it. So thank

00:37:27.920 you. But the real work here is done in the world, in the field, on location. So credit to David and

00:37:34.800 Lincoln and our behind the scenes team. I'm very proud of them. Bruce Atchison said, disinformation

00:37:41.600 is the new way to say, shut up. But it's not new, as the communists always do this to critics.

00:37:48.000 Oh, yeah. You know, I've read a number of disinformation papers. And of course, that was that

00:37:52.960 there was that goofy Joe Biden appointee for a bit who kept doing like musical Broadway kind

00:38:00.000 of songs about disinformation, sort of weird. And what strikes me is they're trying to come

00:38:05.200 up with like a pseudoscience, like a like a fake scholarly vocabulary just to hide the fact that this

00:38:13.200 is just about ranting against their enemies list, like just how they chose those Twitter accounts to

00:38:21.520 be in this disinformation study. Like what was that one? Bebop 24 or whatever, 155. Like I just

00:38:28.000 got to say, if you start a Twitter account and you just tweet anything, you'll soon get 150 followers,

00:38:33.040 just automatic robots or whatever. To say that that was attacking the internet in Canada is just so

00:38:39.840 deeply embarrassing. The basic factual errors. It, you know, I'm a graduate of the University of

00:38:45.920 Calgary and I was embarrassed for my alma mater for that. BD Electors says, I was never part of

00:38:53.120 the cop hating crowd, but based on the last few years, I have to acknowledge many of them act no

00:38:58.320 better than thugs. Well, like I said, I'm not pleased that the police interacted with our people,

00:39:04.400 but given the lies they were surely told by Patrick Brown, I think the cops were restrained.

00:39:09.360 Um, but yeah, I've, I, in your general comments, I, I feel the same way. The first 45, 47 years of my

00:39:16.800 life, I was like, cops can do no wrong. I would, I would go so far, uh, to the point of being unreasonable

00:39:23.520 in my support for, they was almost blind, but I've seen far, far too many cops become politicized

00:39:30.480 and run political errands and do things that clearly should be against their conscience and how they

00:39:36.320 manage to square that away is something I'll never understand. Um, when we're through this,

00:39:41.600 and I hope we do get through it, I hope that they lift the travel ban soon enough.

00:39:46.400 I mean, I didn't trust the media to begin with. Um, I didn't trust politicians to begin with,

00:39:51.440 but the conservatives dropped the ball until they got rid of that or no tool. 0.64

00:39:55.200 But I think the two groups that have lost my trust and respect the most are doctors groups,

00:40:00.880 colleges of physicians and surgeons, um, the medical association, just absolutely atrocious

00:40:08.240 and how they censored their colleagues. I think they devastated their reputation and police.

00:40:15.360 I think the police in Canada and Australia and the UK, uh, and a few episodes in the United States have

00:40:23.040 absolutely shattered their reputation for neutral friends of the people. Uh, that's how I feel about it.

00:40:29.840 I'm interested in what you have to say. That's our show for the day. What a great way to end the

00:40:33.680 week. Thank you very much for being with us. And thanks for your kind words for David and Lincoln.

00:40:37.680 I thought they did some wonderful journalism. I think it'll make a difference too, by the way.

00:40:42.320 Until Monday, on behalf of all of us here at Rebel World Headquarters to you at home, good night

00:40:48.080 and keep fighting for freedom. Prime Minister, if things go well with the BC decriminalization,

00:40:52.800 would you consider decriminalizing some hard drugs nationally to deal with the crisis? I think every

00:40:57.520 step of the way we need to make sure that a we're following science and data and that's exactly

00:41:01.760 what we're doing. There's been long calls to look at decriminalization. Hello there. Just got a quick

00:41:06.880 question for you. Um, my name is Kerry Diot. Uh, we're doing a bit of a survey. A couple of years back,

00:41:12.720 the federal liberal government said that they would no longer, they're telling crown prosecutors not to

00:41:18.320 charge people for possessing hard drugs like crack cocaine, meth, fentanyl, heroin. What do you think about that?

00:41:25.360 I'm don't know because I don't do any of those drugs. I just, I think it's not a good thing to

00:41:32.000 have it or anything in the community or the cities. I'm from a small community. Having that kind of

00:41:37.120 stuff is damaging to families. Hi, it's Kerry Diot here for Rebel News in downtown Edmonton. I'm here

00:41:47.360 getting some reaction to some interesting news that a lot of Canadians might not know. About two years ago,

00:41:53.760 the federal liberal government quietly told crown prosecutors not to charge people who possess hard

00:42:02.960 drugs. That includes meth, cocaine, crack cocaine, fentanyl, and heroin. So we're getting some very

00:42:13.680 interesting reaction to that fact. Of course, we've already heard cities like Toronto and Edmonton

00:42:20.240 interested in taking this on as well. We're going to work with them and try to make sure every step

00:42:25.200 of the way that as and if we move forward, it is not just a single solution, that it is a full

00:42:32.560 wrap around approach like we're trying to create in BC. Hello there. Can you help me out for one quick

00:42:39.440 second? I'm with Rebel News Kerry Diot. We've found out that the federal government has quietly said

00:42:47.840 that is that the crown prosecutors will not be charging people with possession of drugs like crack

00:42:54.800 cocaine, meth, fentanyl, and heroin. What do you think about that?

00:42:58.720 I don't know. I don't think that's great. Drugs are bad and hard drugs are very bad. So if people

00:43:12.800 have them, they probably shouldn't. That's all I have to say about that. How does that make you feel

00:43:20.320 that they're doing that? I don't know. I think it'd be good if there were negative consequences for

00:43:28.160 people having those kinds of things to try and stop people from having them to, you know, make

00:43:35.280 city a safer place to be walkable. And yeah, for just like regular everyday people would be safer.

00:43:43.520 I'm totally against it. I mean, the drug is an epidemic in our society.

00:43:48.000 We need to throw more resources on curing people, I think, rather than just letting them go and

00:43:54.800 making them or enabling them in per se. So that's what all I have to say on that.

00:44:00.560 Well, it's a difficult proposition, but I don't know. It's hard to say. I feel conflicted about it,

00:44:09.360 actually, because I know that there are some good reasons for it, but I also know that it can be

00:44:13.920 problematic. So I honestly can't say definitively one way or the other how I feel about that, but

00:44:20.960 yeah. I don't know because I don't do any of those drugs. I just, I think it's not a good thing to

00:44:27.280 have it or anything in the community or the cities. I'm from a small community. Having that kind of stuff

00:44:32.720 is damaging to families. Well, I'm from Norway, so it's difficult to say. I really haven't followed

00:44:39.040 the process here. Sorry. What do they do in Norway? Well, all drugs are legal in Norway, so it's a

00:44:47.680 really different setup. Okay. Well, welcome to Canada. Thank you. To be honest with you, I'm actually taking a

00:44:54.720 course in college dealing with addiction and mental health. So I'm going through that same recovery.

00:45:03.920 Anything to do with drugs has not been a very good beneficial reactions to anybody that are using them.

00:45:15.760 And I believe the stronger the drugs that come out, the more troubles we're going to have with mental

00:45:21.840 health and mental abilities and disabilities, working with people that are trying to get off the drugs.

00:45:29.920 And I think the most important thing is that they have resources. And for myself, I am a person that

00:45:42.400 doesn't really take too much to drugs. I've been experiencing them, but they have led me nowhere but

00:45:50.160 to a place where I'll have to go and return. So I do not have much understanding in a lot of drugs. And

00:46:00.000 that's the reason why I think I don't think too much about where it's coming from, but how they're looking

00:46:07.840 after it. And with other types of drugs like psychotic medication or mental health, well, trying to

00:46:19.600 find a way to make it a little better for like myself, who's been on it for 25 years, I would like

00:46:26.960 to have a remission. And I would like to sit down the next little while and find out and make a decision.

00:46:34.720 What is the best thing to do? Because this is related to my own addiction over the past 20 years where

00:46:41.600 I've actually been sober, actually with addictions, not so much alcohol, but drugs. And this medication

00:46:48.960 was for that reason. And right now I am trying to get off and find out if that's something I can do in the

00:46:58.000 community and with others. You know, like different people, they get involved in those kind of stuff.

00:47:04.080 So they either have some problems that they have been using it for exports for quite a long time.

00:47:11.600 So I think they should be able to, you know, to, I mean, to charge each individual, not just like,

00:47:19.280 if you have that, and then we are going to charge you or blanket that not all of people who are using

00:47:27.440 that kind of stuff, then there will be no consequences. You know, so I think it is very

00:47:32.320 harmful to everybody and their families and even the person that is using it. So I think,

00:47:39.520 you know, most people probably they need some treatment. So I think that should be considered.

00:47:45.280 And then also, like, if you see now what has happened so many years before,

00:47:49.280 people used to get charged with possessing marijuana. And then what happened now? Why

00:47:54.160 you can now, they are now legalized and all kinds of stuff. So like, I think something,

00:48:00.480 something different needs to be done. But to say not to judge people or I think

00:48:08.560 it's just like letting people to abuse themselves and all that kind of stuff.

00:48:13.520 And letting people abuse themselves is not good, obviously.

00:48:16.000 Of course, I mean, because it's not only harmful to that person. What about the families? The

00:48:21.280 families are the ones who are going to suffer when the person dies. And when he's dead, that's fine.

00:48:26.400 You know, but what about the families? What about the medical attention that they will require

00:48:32.640 maybe during that period? It's a lot of money, right?

00:48:35.440 Well, you could see that it's bankrupt or downtown, because when these people self-medicate,

00:48:41.600 which is going against the grain, and their frontal lobes don't function very well,

00:48:47.280 they plug up the systems, which startings hospitals. So if your mother needs a surgery 1.00

00:48:52.560 or has COVID, they can't be addressed because they're dealing with people who overdosed.

00:48:56.880 And they repeat offenders. And they put a huge strain on the system. But more so,

00:49:04.160 they're taken away for our day-to-day means of providing a living, as in the homeless who are on

00:49:11.280 self-medication, are scaring people away from downtown. And they're assaulting business owners and

00:49:21.040 patients outside my clinic. They come into the buildings high. You can't kick them out because

00:49:28.560 when they're on these drugs, they have delirium fits and you can get in a lot of trouble or hurt yourself.

00:49:34.960 They come into our businesses and steal. And it's just not a pretty sight, not to mention,

00:49:42.000 they leave their discarded needles behind, their vomit, their feces, their clothing, their food.

00:49:49.840 And quite commonly, they'll lean against our doors and pass out or pick a fight if we ask them to leave.

00:49:58.880 So those are the good days. The bad days is when they smash in your window.

00:50:04.960 You've had this experience and you've had this issue for a long time here, right?

00:50:09.520 The COVID, yeah, it's pretty much when, you know, as you said, when they want to do a soft stance.

00:50:14.880 And, you know, the law enforcement said our hands are tied. And if their hands are tied, the ones are not.

00:50:23.360 We're causing havoc. So it's been pretty horrible. We've lost a generation almost with the pandemic

00:50:30.240 and the crime that flourished with it.

00:50:34.480 This has had a big impact on your business, hasn't it?

00:50:36.800 It's had a huge impact. Females don't feel safe coming downtown. 1.00

00:50:41.440 Myself, I never know which day that I'm going to get in a fight with a homeless person. 0.67

00:50:46.560 And I've had fights with them. It's just, you just never know.

00:50:52.960 How I start my day, if you can hear music in the background, if I hear music in my clinic,

00:50:57.440 that means I'm not broken into. And then if I see the right light coming through the door,

00:51:02.320 that means my door's not been kicked in. Because of all the crime, all the investors

00:51:06.480 don't want to come downtown anymore.

00:51:08.000 So you said, what did you say about your clinic again?

00:51:10.400 Well, I've all grown my clinic with my skills. I need a bigger space. But

00:51:18.080 investors are scared to come downtown because of all unrueliness of crime. Now, we still have the

00:51:24.720 cheapest downtown core in Canada. It's very affordable. But these people have just made it

00:51:31.120 unfriendly to obtain proper commerce.

00:51:34.720 So there you have it. Some strong reaction, especially from the business community,

00:51:40.080 on news that the possession of hard drugs are not generally being prosecuted in Canada.

00:51:49.200 For more news just like this, go to rebelnews.com.

Rebel News Podcast - June 11, 2022

EZRA LEVANT ｜ What will make Trudeau end his vendetta against unvaccinated Canadians？

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