Rebel News Podcast - Justin Trudeau's blackface stunts shock the world

00:00:00.000 Hello, my Rebels. Today, I take you through Justin Trudeau's midnight press conference,

00:00:06.600 the one he did on the airplane last night, right after Time Magazine broke the photo

00:00:11.040 of him posing in blackface. Within hours, another photo came out of him in high school,

00:00:16.940 and then a video of him when he was in college. That is a lot. I take his press conference,

00:00:23.040 and I think I break it down into 18 little clips and show you why it's all BS. I think there is

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00:01:12.840 of Trudeau's press conference.

00:01:21.540 Tonight, Justin Trudeau shocks the world in a series of blackface stunts that went well into his adult 0.99

00:01:36.260 years. It's September 19th, and this is the Ezra LeVant Show.

00:01:41.800 Why should others go to jail when you're a biggest carbon consumer I know?

00:01:45.500 There's 8,500 customers here, and you won't give them an answer.

00:01:49.580 The only thing I have to say to the government of a wire publisher is because it's my bloody right to do so.

00:01:55.440 Stunning story last night about Justin Trudeau from Time Magazine, as in the American periodical,

00:02:08.220 as in they broke a story that Canada's media party hasn't or wouldn't or couldn't do

00:02:12.980 in the more than 10 years Justin Trudeau has been an MP, the four years he's been prime minister.

00:02:18.580 It's Trudeau in full blackface, as in painting his face black. Oh, and then there's the added

00:02:25.780 detail of him groping a woman's chest in the same picture. But that's not even unusual for Trudeau,

00:02:31.240 is it? It's unusual when he's in a photo with a woman he isn't groping. Now, this wasn't a picture

00:02:37.240 dug up by a private investigator or hacked out of someone's cell phone. It was there in plain sight

00:02:43.880 for decades in the yearbook of the elite Vancouver private school where Trudeau was teaching some

00:02:49.700 18 years ago. He was 29 years old then. He was a grown man. It's not ancient history,

00:02:56.660 and it's not in the Deep South. It's not some Confederacy thing. He was a teacher at an elite

00:03:03.760 school in Vancouver in 2001, and he thought it would be a hoot to go full blackface. Oh, and black hands. 0.86

00:03:12.620 Look at them. You really don't see people going that deep into make-believe other than true nutcases 0.95

00:03:21.180 like that white girl, Rachel Dolezal, who one day declared she was black. So this news landed like a 0.89

00:03:27.700 thunderbolt last night, and then almost immediately, as soon as the Time magazine photo came out,

00:03:33.340 so did another one, this time when Trudeau was himself a student. He was younger. It was also from

00:03:40.200 a yearbook. He had blackface on and a wig. Now, how was it that the second photo came out from a

00:03:47.260 totally different news outlet, not Time magazine, just hours after the first one came out? Well,

00:03:53.200 obviously, people had been holding on to it and decided to finally use it, as in,

00:03:58.440 these had been in the public domain for years. Those yearbooks were personally seen by thousands of

00:04:05.080 people, and they were able to be seen by anyone who showed an interest, and no one reported on them,

00:04:11.680 though reporters obviously had them. Why hadn't they shown those pictures before during Trudeau's

00:04:18.160 first campaign for public office as an MP, during Trudeau's campaign for party leader, during Trudeau's

00:04:23.880 campaign as party leader becoming prime minister? How did none of these photos come to light in any of

00:04:29.020 those moments of supposed accountability? That's a question for the political war rooms of Stephen

00:04:34.500 Harper and Andrew Scheer to answer, but more to the point it's for the CBC and CTV and Global News and

00:04:39.680 the Toronto Star and the rest of them to answer, too, which I suppose answers the earlier question of

00:04:45.680 why it took Time magazine in the United States to break the silence, because they're not bought off,

00:04:51.480 not for $1.5 billion a year like the CBC is, not for $600 million like the newspaper companies are,

00:04:58.080 not for the price of a $5 poutine like David Cochran is.

00:05:03.080 That's pitiful. Now, this happens all the time, actually, whether it was, you know, that people-kind

00:05:31.040 comment, remember that? Maternal love is the love that's going to change the future of mankind. 1.00

00:05:38.120 So we'd like you to look at that. We like to say people-kind, not necessarily mankind.

00:05:43.780 It was the U.S. media that showed us that, or even that goofy water box bottle thing, remember that one?

00:05:48.980 We have recently switched to drinking water bottles out of, water out of, when we have water bottles,

00:05:58.380 out of plastic, sorry, away from plastic towards paper, like drink box water bottles sort of thing.

00:06:07.200 Yeah, that wasn't covered by the Canadian media until it was covered by the American media.

00:06:12.940 Some of these stories are big, some are trivial. They're not all important, but they all paint Trudeau

00:06:17.800 in a negative light, which is their only commonality. It's the only constant in all the examples I can show you.

00:06:24.000 And every single one of those stories was broken by foreign media from America, from the U.K.,

00:06:29.580 from Australia because Canada's media is compromised. It's a deep problem that's getting worse. I'm sure

00:06:35.420 that several Canadian media outlets had that blackface picture, but just didn't want to embarrass

00:06:42.140 their patron, Justin Trudeau, so they sat on it. Only Time Magazine ran with it because they're not

00:06:48.460 trying to suck up to Trudeau, and only that, being scooped by an American company, shamed the rest of

00:06:55.320 Canada's media into following up. So Trudeau came out last night on his campaign jet and did a little

00:07:03.300 scrum. He's done a lot of tearful apologies before over the years, fake tears, of course. He's a

00:07:10.800 dramatic actor. He cries when asking for forgiveness for what other people have done. He specializes

00:07:17.400 in apologizing for what other politicians did in the 1800s or 1900s even, but of course,

00:07:23.740 he's not really apologizing when he does that. He's just virtue signaling about how much more

00:07:28.920 morally superior he is personally than those people in eras past. He's so much more enlightened.

00:07:36.620 He'll cry on command for the cameras because he's crying for you. He wants you to know that he's

00:07:41.020 crying for you. He cares deeply about you and how you were hurt by someone else, and he's sad.

00:07:45.840 But last night, no way. No tears. Here, let's listen to a bit of his ironic apology. There are

00:07:53.460 some unbelievable moments in it, just total sociopathic tells. I won't play all of it,

00:07:59.300 but I'll play some and comment along the way. So we've got about 10 clips. Let's look at the first one.

00:08:03.420 In 2001, when I was a teacher out in Vancouver, I attended an end-of-year gala where the theme was

00:08:13.980 Arabian Nights, and I dressed up in an Aladdin costume and put makeup on.

00:08:22.340 Makeup. I love that. Blackface is what it's called, but he said makeup because it sounds less

00:08:29.780 awful. Here, watch some more. I shouldn't have done that. I should have known better,

00:08:36.320 but I didn't, and I'm really sorry. Yeah, he was 29. He was a grown-up, and it was 2001. It wasn't

00:08:47.780 the 50s. This wasn't that show, Mad Men, about how politically incorrect and racist and sexist

00:08:55.380 American offices allegedly were back in the 50s. No, this was 2007, and Trudeau says he didn't know

00:09:03.580 this was wrong. I think there are people who've made mistakes in this life, and you make decisions

00:09:12.740 based on what they actually do, what they did, and on a case-by-case basis. I think I deeply regret

00:09:21.960 that I did that. I should have known better, but I didn't.

00:09:27.940 On a case-by-case basis, guys, don't be so mean. This is a rare thing, you know. It's not really

00:09:33.040 who he is, folks, and he deeply regrets it, or at least I think he said he thinks he deeply regrets

00:09:38.960 it, and he should have known better. So, yeah, that's it. Can we go back to what we were doing

00:09:43.380 before? And then a reporter steps in to take this sting out for him, just to help him out a bit,

00:09:48.260 by asking a question not about him and what he did, but a process question about some people

00:09:55.120 somewhere who were obviously being mean to him, like at Time magazine or something.

00:10:01.740 How do you feel about this coming up right now in the campaign?

00:10:06.120 Is it really the number one question that was the first question asked of Trudeau tonight? Not about

00:10:11.520 the blackface itself, not about his misconduct, but about the timing and how it's obviously a mean 0.98

00:10:17.820 trick on him? Get that Justin journalist of poutine, people. Surprisingly, Trudeau didn't

00:10:24.800 even take that escape hatch. Take a look.

00:10:29.340 Obviously, I regret that I did it. It's not about timing. It's about having done something

00:10:35.360 that I shouldn't have done, and I'm really sorry I did.

00:10:38.580 What a joke of a reporter it was who asked that first question. Here's the second question,

00:10:43.100 and it's a bit better.

00:10:45.000 The only time you've done something like this, Mr. Trudeau, is that the only time in your life

00:10:49.660 you've ever done something like that?

00:10:51.180 When I was in high school, I dressed up at a talent show and sang Dale with makeup on.

00:11:02.760 It was a good question, wasn't it? It was a clear question. Is that the only time you've done it?

00:11:06.720 And the answer was equally clear. He did it one more time in high school, and he sang that song

00:11:13.100 Dale. The question was asked and answered. So there you have it. Justin Trudeau did it twice.

00:11:20.640 There was another process question, someone looking to move away from what Trudeau did to, 0.94

00:11:24.900 damn it, who leaked the news? Look at this. 0.94

00:11:28.140 Why is this coming out now?

00:11:29.100 Yeah, sorry, that's pitiful. Trudeau gave the same answer as he did the first time. Good for him,

00:11:35.060 I guess. And then another good question was put.

00:11:38.500 Many in the United States, when they've been discovered with these sorts of things,

00:11:41.340 they are asked to resign. Have you given thought to resign?

00:11:44.560 I take responsibility for my decision to do that. I shouldn't have done it. I should have known better.

00:11:50.720 It was something that I didn't think was racist at the time, but now I recognize it was something racist to do,

00:11:59.200 and I am deeply sorry.

00:12:01.500 Okay, now, what does he mean by he takes responsibility?

00:12:06.200 I mean, I would hope so. He was a 29-year-old man. He was a teacher of children.

00:12:11.400 Who else would take responsibility for what he did besides him? What a weird answer.

00:12:16.120 But what does it mean to take responsibility for something, just to say those words?

00:12:19.560 I mean, that's how he always does it, though. He's being convicted five times of breaking the

00:12:24.600 Conflict of Interest Act, and each time he just looks into the camera, and in his sexy pickup artist voice,

00:12:29.660 he says, I take responsibility, and he moves on. But that's actually the opposite of taking

00:12:33.720 responsibility, isn't it? And he didn't answer the question about resigning now, did he?

00:12:37.960 Another good question. Take a look.

00:12:40.280 To Amarjeet Sohi, to Harjit Sajjan, if you have any words to say to some of your staff who may find this offensive.

00:12:46.480 I have made a number of calls to friends and colleagues tonight, and I will have many more calls to make.

00:12:54.640 So he didn't say what he told his staff, did he? I know what he told his staff. You know.

00:13:02.140 Forgive me, and I will return the favor to you. Condemn me, as the liberals have been condemning any

00:13:08.480 conservative who did anything with a whiff of intolerance, and we'll all sink in this campaign

00:13:12.420 together. I bet there was some begging by Trudeau, some promises offered, some threats made,

00:13:17.180 because all it takes is one person of character, one Jody Wilson-Raybould in the caucus, or anywhere

00:13:23.660 amongst the 338 liberal candidates. All it takes is one person to speak honestly, and the whole thing

00:13:28.920 unravels. That is a lot of people he needs to beg and plead and threaten to keep him in line.

00:13:34.100 Fortunately for him, the two principled women had already left the caucus, Jody Wilson-Raybould 0.66

00:13:39.400 and Jane Philpott. What's left are the sellouts like, like this guy.

00:13:46.440 I don't believe that anybody, that anybody has ever lived their lives without making an error, or without

00:13:55.520 making errors. The Prime Minister last night presented his apologies, expressed his regrets.

00:14:04.280 I think the real measure of the man, and I think that we need to be talking about, and I hope that

00:14:11.680 you'll be talking about, are all the amazing things which we've done for diversity, specifically for

00:14:16.900 the black Canadian community across this country.

00:14:20.740 Yeah, I got to tell you, Uncle Tom's Cabin was a cautionary tale, not an instruction manual.

00:14:26.380 I guess Greg Fergus there was given a carrot and a stick, and he complied. He submitted.

00:14:30.820 Just like that young woman that Justin Trudeau was pawing back that day. I mean, you go along 0.52

00:14:38.420 with Trudeau, and you smile, and maybe a little bit of yourself dies inside, but you'll be taken

00:14:44.280 care of. Look, he does it to 19-year-old girls. He did it to Bianca on her great day. He can do it

00:14:51.220 to middle-aged MPs desperate for re-election even easier. Here's an independent question that he got.

00:14:57.680 The Conservatives say you're not as advertised. How can you look at Canadians and tell them that's

00:15:03.180 not true? I have worked all my life to try and create opportunities for people to fight against

00:15:09.860 racism and intolerance, and I can just stand here and say that I made a mistake when I was younger,

00:15:17.200 and I wish I hadn't. I should have known better then, but I didn't, and I did it, and I am deeply

00:15:22.500 sorry for it. So again, sounds like he did it once, right? He used the singular. I can say I made 1.00

00:15:29.580 a mistake. Singular. I'll come back to that in a minute. Here's another question. Take a look.

00:15:35.240 Why should you be allowed to stay?

00:15:37.640 I'm going to be asking Canadians to forgive me for what I did. I shouldn't have done that. I take

00:15:43.320 responsibility for it. It was a dumb thing to do. I'm disappointed in myself. I'm pissed off at 0.99

00:15:48.960 myself for having done it. I wish I hadn't done it, but I did it, and I apologize for it.

00:15:55.140 Oh, he's mad, people. He's even madder than you are. You can't be mad. He's mad first. He's even

00:16:01.620 swearing now. He's pissed off. Oh, boy. When he gets to the bottom of this, there will be heck to pay.

00:16:07.940 Someone's going to be held responsible, I tells you. Yeah. There was another good question. Here, look.

00:16:14.180 You've known that this happened a long time ago. I've been forthright when this has come forward,

00:16:21.200 that it is something that I regret deeply having done. The third time, he was asked Point Black,

00:16:26.700 had it ever happened another time? And he said yes when he was in high school, and then he said it

00:16:33.420 was a singular mistake, and then he said he's been forthright and told us everything. He's taken

00:16:38.900 responsibility. He's one of the good guys here. And he said it again, just in case you miss it,

00:16:43.940 let's watch it one more time. Even though, obviously, I've made a mistake in the past.

00:16:51.200 Made a mistake in the past. One more question that's on point. The liberal campaign has basically

00:16:55.880 been a hurricane of smears against any racism real or imagined in the conservatives. The CBC has

00:17:02.700 been in perfect synchronicity with him. This incredible article by the government journalist

00:17:07.920 Katie Simpson basically repeats liberal war room talking points. Scheer approves bigotry because he 1.00

00:17:13.920 forgave some mean tweets written by someone years ago. I mean, that headline there was just

00:17:18.680 unbelievable. And here's a reporter noticing the difference between how Trudeau talks about

00:17:25.420 intolerance in the conservatives and his own. Take a look.

00:17:28.920 What is the consequence for a lot of your candidates? This would be at least calls for

00:17:34.180 resignation.

00:17:34.700 This would be calls for important conversations with all those candidates and real taking stock

00:17:40.780 in the path forward. And I'm having conversations with my colleagues, with fellow candidates. And I'm

00:17:46.520 going to be continuing to having conversations with Canadians about this and about many other

00:17:50.960 things that we're hoping to work together on positively.

00:17:53.820 Hey guys, he's having an important conversation right now. So can you just simmer down?

00:18:01.060 He's taking stock on a lot of important things. That's not an answer, but there were a lot of

00:18:05.720 buzzwords there. Lots of important positive responsibility taking going on. So just hush now.

00:18:11.560 Now someone asked about the groping. That is rare to see that kind of courage. It's still a weak

00:18:17.020 ask the way it was put to him, but at least it was asked. Take a look.

00:18:23.040 The woman in the photograph is touching her in a very familiar way, depending on your relationship

00:18:27.560 with her. Who was she and what was that?

00:18:29.380 She was a close friend.

00:18:31.980 Sure. Did he say she was a close friend? She is a close friend. I can't quite tell.

00:18:39.100 Do you really believe that the woman he groped was or is a close friend? Do you actually believe that?

00:18:47.460 You know, he said the same thing about the Aga Khan, the Ismaili leader, to explain his free

00:18:53.620 vacation on Billionaire Island. It was a lie. He hadn't talked to the Aga Khan in more than a decade.

00:18:59.640 I like this question. Take a look.

00:19:01.800 Was this photo racist in your opinion?

00:19:04.100 Yes. Yes, it was. I didn't consider it a racist action at the time, but now we know better.

00:19:11.100 And this was something that was unacceptable. And yes, racist.

00:19:13.880 Why didn't you tell people soon?

00:19:15.560 I'm talking about it now.

00:19:17.020 Huh. Is that a good enough answer? For months, for years, really, he's been smearing people

00:19:23.300 as racist. When he's the racist one, by his own confession, you heard him there say it

00:19:27.860 was racist. Why didn't he clear the air before? Well, it's obvious, isn't it? Because he thought

00:19:33.040 he'd keep getting away with it, as he did back then, as he has for the past 10 years of public

00:19:40.500 life, the past 18 years since that one at the Point Gray School. Why on earth would he bring it up

00:19:46.960 when the rest of the media didn't bring it up? And it took an American to bring it up. Are you nuts?

00:19:51.820 Do you think Trudeau ever takes responsibility other than using those words when he's caught with 0.98

00:19:56.440 his hand in the cookie jar? I love this one.

00:19:59.720 How are you going to explain this to your children?

00:20:02.720 I'm going to have a conversation with them tomorrow morning before they go to school

00:20:06.120 about taking responsibility for mistakes you make, about living up every day to try and be a better

00:20:13.780 person and recognizing that when you make mistakes, you have to take responsibility for it. You have to

00:20:19.560 own up for it. You have to own up for it. Is that what he's doing? Is that what he did? Keeping it

00:20:26.480 hidden for years, only grudgingly acknowledging it after pictures prove it? Last question.

00:20:32.380 You've mentioned the incident in high school, and we just found out about the photo tonight.

00:20:37.000 Do you want to tell Canadians about any other instances where you were concerned that you were

00:20:41.240 racist or that you had black face of rap? I think it's been plenty. The fact of the matter is that

00:20:48.280 I've always, and you'll know this, been more enthusiastic about costumes than is sometimes

00:20:57.060 appropriate. But these are the situations that I regret deeply.

00:21:03.640 So he said he'd take responsibility just minutes ago. But he's already sort of tired of that? I mean,

00:21:10.740 come on, guys. It's not really racism. He's not that bad a man. You see, what really,

00:21:17.040 what does he have to apologize for other than he really likes costumes, guys? That's all that's

00:21:22.860 going on here. He likes costumes. And when he said, like, five minutes ago, he was racist. Well,

00:21:28.800 look, only if loving costumes is wrong.

00:21:32.460 Is it the only two or there are more?

00:21:33.800 These are the situations I regret.

00:21:36.820 So how many times did he confirm it was just the two instances?

00:21:39.760 When he was a 29-year-old teacher, when he was dressed as Aladdin, and that time he was in school

00:21:46.440 with the wig? Several times he said, twice, twice, twice. It's all out there now. He's feeling better

00:21:53.600 about his conscience. He's taken responsibility. He's owned up for it. And then, bam! Holy cow,

00:22:00.580 another incident with video. This one published by Global News. So it's not when he was a high school

00:22:08.740 teenager. It's not when he was a 29-year-old teacher. This video, it's somewhere in between,

00:22:16.100 it seems, and it's a video. Oh, I thought he said it was just one mistake or just the two mistakes.

00:22:24.420 But then again, he did say this. Do you want to tell Canadians about any other instances where you

00:22:31.880 were concerned that you were racist or that you had blackface around you? I think, uh, I think it's, 0.83

00:22:37.480 it's been plenty. Plenty? Okay, so he confessed to two, like about five times he said that, but then

00:22:47.620 right after that third came out, the video, and all of this proof was before the era of ubiquitous

00:22:54.980 smartphones where everyone has a camera in their pockets. Imagine how rare it was for someone to

00:23:01.700 actually have a camera on them, let alone a video camera 10, 20, 30 years ago, and yet he was caught

00:23:09.460 three times. Imagine how often he did that to be captured three times. I mean, look, once,

00:23:16.660 there's a lapse of judgment. He didn't know he was in high school twice. Okay, maybe he got a bit

00:23:22.600 of a moral blind spot, but three times. And you heard him, he said plenty, plenty more. I think

00:23:30.020 we have ourselves. Well, I'm not sure if I'd say a racist, though he, he said so. But like he is with

00:23:39.460 women, he's a fake feminist. He uses feminist rhetoric in virtue signaling to hide the fact that he 0.86

00:23:45.180 actually is deeply sexist and a bit of a groper to boot. I think he's that way about race, too. He 0.85

00:23:52.480 talks a good game about diversity, but as you know, his inner circle is as wide as a polar bear. He

00:23:57.740 he mocks minorities, we know that, like he mocks aboriginals in particular, we know that.

00:24:03.740 Thank you. Thank you for being here. Thank you very much for your donation tonight. I really

00:24:14.800 appreciate the donation to the Liberal Party of Canada. Those were the Grassy Narrows protesters. 0.91

00:24:21.540 But I think far worse was actually that night of the boxing match against Patrick Brazeau.

00:24:26.620 He said this. He said this. Do you remember this?

00:24:31.740 You know, we're both known for our long hair on the hill. Let's, let's say the loser gets a haircut. 0.91

00:24:37.800 He resisted back a little bit, you know, pointing out that hair has a cultural significance for First

00:24:43.220 Nations peoples. And I said, I know, that's why I proposed it. When a warrior cuts his hair,

00:24:47.920 it's a sign of shame. So it's a, it's very apropos.

00:24:52.580 Hmm. He's got a problem, a blind spot, don't you think? That black face, hand on breast picture was 0.89

00:25:00.440 bad. But in some ways, this one in, I think in some ways, this is worse. He's with two men who

00:25:06.860 truly appear to be Sikh, and he's just staring them down. They might be thinking, who's this asshole? But 1.00

00:25:12.780 he's having a staring contest with them. He's not going to blink. He's not going to confess

00:25:17.240 that what he's doing is mocking them, diminishing them. He's going to go right after this two Sikh 1.00

00:25:21.460 guys in the whole place and physically touch them and dominate them and stare them down, just like 0.99

00:25:26.240 he does to women he dominates. He'll force them to make a scene or comply. That's the choice he

00:25:31.120 gives every woman he gropes in public. Comply, or you'll be some overreacting, hysterical woman. 0.99

00:25:37.140 Comply, or you'll be some overreacting minority. Now, I think wearing blackface means, 0.99

00:25:43.540 does it really mean that someone should resign from public office?

00:25:49.760 Look, I don't make the rules, do I? Trudeau does. The media party does. We have seen many,

00:25:56.060 many resignations for less, even in the past week. I'm not sure how I'd feel if I were black. Blackface 1.00

00:26:02.320 isn't just a costume. It has greater political, cultural meaning, mainly in the context of

00:26:06.940 U.S. slavery. But it's pretty universally regarded as racist, more even than wearing a turban

00:26:13.260 when you're not Sikh. Let me help you through this. What if it had been Stephen Harper

00:26:19.620 caught doing this? Not once, not twice, but three times. And he had hidden it for years.

00:26:26.460 And then when he was caught, he only confessed to two, thinking he'd get away with that. And then

00:26:31.940 a third one immediately came out, proving the confession and contrition to be a lie, too.

00:26:37.520 What would it have done to Harper or Trump? How would it go down for a foreign meeting

00:26:45.280 between Trudeau and an African or Arabian or South Asian world leader? This is like Trudeau

00:26:53.280 in feminism. He's blown himself up. And in a way, Canada, too. Look, I'm not sure if blackface 1.00

00:27:00.340 should disqualify a man from public office. I think we have too much of this cancel culture,

00:27:06.240 this deplatforming culture. But I think lying about it is actually disqualifying for a world

00:27:13.620 leader. Not just the lie about how many times he did this, and Lord knows what else he's

00:27:19.160 done. But the entire lie of his public beliefs that are clearly just a sociopath's deception 0.69

00:27:26.100 to project his own sins onto his enemies and to preempt any accusations against himself.

00:27:33.180 That's what I think. Stay with us for more on this with Lorne Gunter.

00:27:36.460 Welcome back. Well, you know, people sometimes like to dress up in costumes, especially people

00:27:54.480 who don't really have a very strong personal identity. Justin Trudeau is famous for dressing

00:28:01.320 up as almost anyone but himself. I think maybe it's because he's not sure of who he is. A lot of

00:28:10.800 his costumes are ridiculous, but he never misses an opportunity to play dress up. It's odd for a 0.90

00:28:17.000 grown man to do that. I mean, kids love dress up parties. Most of the time, it's harmless. It's just,

00:28:23.400 you know, sometimes it's a little over the top, like when he went to India and turned it into an eight

00:28:28.480 day regalia. I think a lot of Indians thought it was a bit weird. But when you dress in black face,

00:28:38.200 that's not just a costume. You're not just pretending to be black. You can wear an Indian 0.63

00:28:44.420 headdress and fringed leather garments and pretend to play cowboys and Indians. That's not inherently

00:28:51.240 offensive, dressing up as an Aboriginal Indian, dressing up in a traditional Jewish outfit. If I'm Jewish, 0.64

00:28:59.920 if I saw someone dressing up as an Orthodox Jew, I wouldn't find that inherently offensive. And I certainly 1.00

00:29:05.840 wouldn't complain about cultural appropriation. But there is something specific to wearing black face. And it

00:29:14.140 is tied to the place of blacks in America, their place under slavery, and then the Jim Crow laws

00:29:22.060 thereafter, and the submissive subordinate position of blacks in the minstrel shows. When a white man 0.94

00:29:30.660 blackens his face, it is part of the submission of black people. Now, we Canadians don't know that much 1.00

00:29:36.740 about that. But Justin Trudeau would have known, if not when he was in high school, surely by the time he

00:29:42.980 was a 29-year-old teacher in the year 2001. I'm not upset about Justin Trudeau because he was playing

00:29:51.100 dress-up. I'm not even upset about him because he was offensive. He offends me in many ways. I'm upset

00:29:59.120 by him because he is a liar who has gotten away with his lies about who he is. And worse, he has smeared 1.00

00:30:07.640 everyone else as the racist for a decade when it was him all along. And joining us now to talk about

00:30:14.180 this is our friend Lauren Gunter, who joins us now from Edmonton. Lauren, great to see you again.

00:30:19.300 Good to see you.

00:30:20.180 Don't mind me with that opening rant. There is something about blackface that's different than 1.00

00:30:25.140 dressing up as like a cowboy or dressing up even as an Indian.

00:30:29.140 Yeah. Yeah, for sure there is. And, you know, and you could say that in 2001, we weren't as

00:30:36.240 culturally sensitive to how offensive it was. And he, but, you know, he likes to portray himself as

00:30:44.820 this new enlightened species, so much better than the rest of us, so much more attuned to the nuances

00:30:54.580 of subtle prejudices of, you know, homophobia and the patriarchy and racism that surely he would have

00:31:06.480 known. I mean, you and I, had we been asked in 2001, would have said it was inappropriate. Whether

00:31:13.040 we would have found it, you know, overtly racist or whatever, I don't know. I can't say how I would

00:31:19.420 have answered in 2001, but I would have known it was the wrong thing to do. And so he should have

00:31:27.200 known too, because he sets himself, he portrays himself as being that much more enlightened than

00:31:32.940 all the rest of us. And that, among other things, is what bothers me the most. I mean, it bothers me

00:31:38.580 that he will not hold himself to the same standard that he holds others. He had two, he had two members

00:31:45.980 of his caucus early on in his government who were accused, not convicted, but accused of sexual

00:31:53.600 harassment of females in parliament. And he didn't wait for an investigation. He just punted them. 0.87

00:32:01.940 You know, we have way more evidence here of him engaging in racist activity, because it's not just,

00:32:08.000 of course, the, the, the Aladdin costume at, at an Arabian Nights at the, the West Point, West

00:32:16.620 Gray Academy in, in West Point Gray Academy in Vancouver. It is him as Harry Belafonte in high

00:32:29.120 school. And I think the most troubling one is the one that, that Global News came across of him in

00:32:35.440 blackface and an Afro wig, uh, acting ape-like. Yeah. Uh, and I think that one is, is the most 1.00

00:32:43.260 racist. It's not all, I mean, not all of that's really bad in it. And I think it would have destroyed,

00:32:48.440 uh, a conservative policy. Can you imagine the liberals letting, uh, Stephen Harper off the hook

00:32:55.060 even now? Like Harper's been out for four years. If they found similar video or photographs of Harper,

00:33:01.120 this, this would be all, if they found this about Doug Ford, they would, if, if, if they found photos

00:33:06.620 of Donald Trump dressed like this, they would still try and use it against Andrew Scheer. I mean,

00:33:11.560 that, that's how, how they, that that's their standard. So they need to be held accountable

00:33:17.060 by the same standard. And, and Trudeau's standard is even higher. So he needs to be held accountable

00:33:21.760 by that too. But you know what, there's, there's another troubling aspect to this. And that is,

00:33:28.000 you know, I, the, the, the costume tour of India, I think, uh, coupled with this Arabian 1.00

00:33:35.020 Knights costume that he had in 2001 shows that he hasn't really evolved all that much.

00:33:40.600 Yeah. Oh, he still thinks cultural appropriation is fine. And, and I think there's an awful lot

00:33:46.640 of overreaction to cultural appropriation that, that goes way beyond the pale. But you know,

00:33:53.060 if you start setting yourself up as the final arbiter of morality and sensitivity and inclusiveness

00:33:59.540 in the country, and he has, then you get to be judged by that. And, and, and I think he failed.

00:34:05.340 Yeah. You know, um, I'm three months younger than Justin Trudeau. So I can sort of think,

00:34:12.340 well, where was I, what was I doing in 2001? The last costume party, and this is a little personal

00:34:18.220 story, forgive me. The last costume party I ever attended that I can remember was in my final year

00:34:24.260 of law school, which would have been 1996. So I would have been 24. So that was five years earlier

00:34:30.660 than his big black face, uh, Aladdin thing. I remember that costume party, someone dressed up as

00:34:39.420 me, which I thought was very funny. There wasn't a black face in the room. There was no, in 1996,

00:34:46.240 political, it wasn't political correctness. It was okay. Let's just be a little careful now. We're

00:34:51.560 being inclusive now. And, you know, it was very sensitive, even in Alberta in 1996, aboriginal

00:34:57.740 people. So there are a thousand costumes that are funny. You can be an alien, you can be Robin Hood,

00:35:03.880 you can be whatever. In 1996, the thought that someone would have come in with a black face costume,

00:35:10.280 they, the whole place would have been, what are you doing? And that was five years. And this was in

00:35:19.560 redneck Alberta. I love it. In 96, don't tell me that five years later in fancy Vancouver, which was

00:35:28.520 much more multiracial anyways, by then, don't tell me it was acceptable five years later in multiracial

00:35:34.480 fancy pants Vancouver. I think to me, and I mentioned this in my monologue, Trudeau's move is

00:35:41.800 that he dares you to object because he'll be so confident. He'll be so cool and he'll act like it's

00:35:48.540 normal. He does this with women when he gropes them. Exactly. And that's another thing I want to

00:35:53.540 get into on this, this photo from the Arabian Nights fundraiser. If you look at it, he is immediately

00:36:00.960 up behind this woman at the fundraiser. He has one hand on her way, his left hand on her way. She has

00:36:08.600 his right hand over her shoulder and his hand is splayed across her sternum. Yeah. And I mentioned

00:36:15.500 this online in a column that's active right now. And of course, a couple of people, even including

00:36:22.100 some of my editors said, hey, do you really want to go there? I mean, that seems like a little bit

00:36:25.240 to go a little bit too far. This photo is taken only months after the kokanee grope. Yeah. 0.55

00:36:32.780 So he's handsy with women. Yeah. And is he handsy with women because he has a famous name and he's

00:36:39.460 good looking? And more importantly, and I think this gets to the point you're you're talking about

00:36:45.220 that because he is who he is. He thinks the rules that apply to everyone else don't apply to him.

00:36:53.340 Well, he can get away with behavior that you and I would never get away with because he is who he is.

00:36:59.460 Well, let's put that picture up again because I immediately noticed his right hand because he

00:37:03.980 painted it black. That's on her chest. But look at the put up the full length shot. That is gross 1.00

00:37:09.000 enough. Look at the left hand. I didn't even notice that his left hand is on her waist and she's sort 0.96

00:37:16.840 of pushing it down or something. Look at her left elbow in that. Now, it's very easy for us to

00:37:23.500 overanalyze this photo. We don't know the circumstances. No one's talked to the woman

00:37:28.420 and she might just have, you know, been, oh, and not really been all that offended. But it looks like

00:37:34.760 her elbow is pushing him back. She doesn't look very comfortable. Again, you know, you and I have both

00:37:41.100 had really bad photos taken that were not indicative of our mood at the time. But because

00:37:46.880 of the angle, the light, the whatever, it just makes us look bad. I'm not going to try and say

00:37:51.380 this is proof. But you have to put this in context of what else he had been doing at that time. And

00:37:59.720 he went to a music festival in the interior of BC only a few months before this. And as we now know,

00:38:06.920 groped a female reporter inappropriately without her consent. And I just think that this is sort of his

00:38:15.400 playboy. The rules don't apply to me. I'm a Trudeau. I've got money attitude.

00:38:21.880 And it's one more layer than that. He does it in public on purpose. He does it in photos. He does it

00:38:28.360 with the cameras rolling on purpose. That emphasizes, magnifies his dare. Because when he

00:38:37.080 grabs a woman without her permission, like he grabbed the 19-year-old sports hero, Bianca,

00:38:42.980 on stage, it happens so quickly. If it were in a private room, those women would surely recoil. 1.00

00:38:50.740 If they were in a private room with their fathers or brothers, they would surely recoil

00:38:54.080 and say, get rid of this creep. But when he does it, when a camera is on in a public moment,

00:39:00.180 that's why he does it every time there's a cabinet swearing in. That's why he did it to

00:39:04.360 the governor general, putting his hand on her ass. He does it in a place where he's daring them. He's 1.00

00:39:09.460 saying, I'm doing something that's so edgy, but I'm doing it with a perfectly calm. And if you want to

00:39:16.880 make a scene on your big day, you go ahead and make a scene on your big day, and you see how that

00:39:22.980 works out for you, little lady. I'm a Trudeau. And I'm pulling off this blackface, and I got my hand 0.96

00:39:28.720 on your chest and on your waist. And if you want to make a scene about it, you go ahead. And in my

00:39:34.280 view, the picture of him with the two Sikh fellas is the same sort of thing. He's saying, I'm so brazen. 0.99

00:39:40.680 I'm going to make fun of you. And I'm going to, you're just a costume. You're just a dress up for

00:39:47.080 me. And if you feel uncomfortable, well, make a scene. I have a slightly different take on the one

00:39:51.800 where he has his arms around the two Sikh guys. And that is that he's trying to prove that he's cool.

00:39:58.800 He's with them. He understands. He's prepared to wear their garb to show some mutuality with them or

00:40:07.020 whatever. But either way, it's dumb. Yeah. Well, to me, I don't, to me personally, 0.99

00:40:15.960 I'm not sure if photos like these are disqualifying. Of course, I don't set the

00:40:19.900 rules of the game. For every other political character, they would be disqualifying. But

00:40:25.220 what irks me the most is his brazen lie on the airplane last night saying, oh, no, it's just those

00:40:30.220 two, I swear, which was immediately proof false. And the fact that his whole career has been

00:40:36.100 projecting onto others that which he himself has been doing. He pretends he's the ultra feminist.

00:40:42.580 No, no, no. That was just projecting and preempting his own misogyny and gropiness.

00:40:48.760 He pretends that he says that everyone else is racist, neo-Nazi, whatever. He's a guy in full-blown,

00:40:54.680 full-blown blackface. Right. I'd forgotten that they tried to tag 0.97

00:40:59.180 Scheer as a neo-Nazi after the Yellow Vest tour. You know, there's so many of these. Like you, 0.59

00:41:06.520 when I started to think of them this morning, all of the different things where he has said one thing

00:41:12.040 and done something entirely different. You know, I'm going to be the most ethical prime minister yet.

00:41:16.980 He's the first one to have been found in violation of the ethics law, not once, but twice.

00:41:22.140 Yeah. You know, I went to the Aga Khan's Island because he's a close personal friend.

00:41:29.640 Yeah. He hadn't talked to him except once in 30 years. There's on, it just goes on and on and on.

00:41:36.820 And I don't know at what point someone who's thinking of voting liberal just gets fed up and

00:41:43.780 throws their hands up because the rest of us are already fed up. Yeah. I think, you know,

00:41:47.880 again, that McLean's magazine cover where Paul Wells in a diary style says the imposter. It's

00:41:54.400 about Paul Wells realizing he's been tricked. Paul Wells, I don't think, well, he might vote

00:41:59.400 Andrew Scheer. I doubt it. I think he'll probably vote green. I think you're going to see in the next

00:42:03.760 round of polls, a lot of green numbers. And I think Jagmeet Singh has actually handled himself

00:42:08.300 well because it hasn't been a tricky policy question. It hasn't been a logic or a,

00:42:13.640 you know, real life question. It's been a personal emotional reaction. And I think his reaction when

00:42:19.320 he said he doesn't know if he's going to shake Trudeau's hands in the election debate, I think

00:42:24.740 that's an honest, genuine reaction. And it's probably the most authentic thing that Jagmeet Singh

00:42:30.080 has ever said, how this actually does hurt him a bit. And I don't think he's faking it. Is he

00:42:35.420 hamming it up? Maybe a little, but I found it credible. I thought it was actually Jagmeet Singh's

00:42:40.400 best moment. He gets into the new politically correct, sensitive language about how people

00:42:45.780 are going to see this and be hurt. And a lot of people are going to have bad memories, flood

00:42:49.920 back from their youth and like, yeah, I don't know whether that's the case or not. But this

00:42:55.480 does show an incredible lack of character on Trudeau's part and a habit, a serial behavior

00:43:05.540 of misleading people. And I think he misleads himself. I mean, we have to remember that at

00:43:12.640 his core, he is nothing but a motivational speaker. Yeah. And I've watched some of his

00:43:21.260 motivational speech. We used to have the same speaking agent, if you can believe it. And

00:43:24.320 I watched a video of one of his speeches. He speaks in a way that each sentence doesn't

00:43:30.860 quite end. And it throws to the next clause. And you're waiting for the point of it. And

00:43:38.340 it never quite. And minutes go by and you're thinking, did he say anything or did he just

00:43:43.540 sort of make eye contact and touch his heart? Most of the speeches he gave were to public

00:43:49.540 sector conventions. Yeah. And basically white collar, pink collar women who had the hots for 1.00

00:43:56.360 the memory of his father. That's exactly what it was. Not only that, I mean, it's certainly

00:44:00.400 you can't get away from that. But but not only that, it was this at a time when maybe provincial

00:44:08.100 and federal governments were trying to keep expenses under control or even cut expenses

00:44:14.240 a bit. He was going around talking to public sector workers about how hard they work, how

00:44:19.460 essential they are, why they're the fabric of the country. You know, most of those speeches

00:44:25.560 could have been written by Hallmark. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. That's right. I want to leave

00:44:29.280 you with one last thing. It's been 20 years since I've seen the film. But have you ever

00:44:33.000 watched that movie called American Psycho? It's a very strange movie. And I don't even

00:44:39.960 and I'd have to watch it again to remember. But it's basically let me go a little bit more

00:44:45.760 highbrow. There's a very short book and I bought dozen about a dozen copies of it. I

00:44:50.140 hand it out to people. I'm going to swear here. The book is called On Bullshit. And

00:44:55.880 it's a scientific scholarly and that what does it mean? And he goes through the different

00:45:03.140 kinds of bullshit. And it's basically faking your way through things. And one of the kinds 0.99

00:45:09.900 of bullshit can actually be true. You just don't even know it. You're just blustering. 1.00

00:45:14.000 You're brazening it. It's confidence with nothing underneath. It's the grift. It's the huckster.

00:45:19.000 It's someone who ain't got nothing but you know fake it till you make it. And it's

00:45:23.700 I think there's a combination of American Psycho and this very it's a tiny little book on bullshit. 0.95

00:45:29.440 I really recommend it. And Trudeau is a little bit like that. He there's nothing there's no there 0.97

00:45:38.360 there. He's a little bit sociopathic in that whatever his flaws are he'll immediately project

00:45:43.620 onto you. I think he's a pickup artist at heart. And like you say he's always been immune.

00:45:50.320 I think you're right. Yeah. And he's always been immune to consequences.

00:45:56.460 I am just waiting though for the response the official response the official act of contrition

00:46:06.500 in this one where we're all sent as a nation to sensitivity training because he has been

00:46:15.360 insensitive. And so that must be a sign of a greater insensitive culture that we are in.

00:46:21.460 Wait for it. There will be in some ways this manifestation of a national orgy of sensitivity

00:46:30.120 awareness.

00:46:31.620 Oh yeah. Well he's already said on the plane that we have to have these important conversations.

00:46:36.400 Yeah buddy I didn't wear blackface and I didn't grope some gal. We don't need a conversation. 1.00

00:46:41.620 And you've he takes himself out as an as the person who did the wrong and he tries to set

00:46:50.620 himself up outside and above it and say oh yes mistakes were made and we certainly need

00:46:56.100 to do better. And look at the kokanee grope. Look at the kokanee grope. He grabs a woman 1.00

00:47:01.080 in a sexually harassing way and then says yes you know men and women sometimes see the same

00:47:09.600 events differently. Yeah. There's no difference in this. Yeah. Yeah. But he tries always to get

00:47:15.860 beyond what he's done to this perch view where he's analyzing it for all. Yeah. I don't need

00:47:24.660 this analysis. Yeah. You know today I saw Katie Simpson of the CBC asking Andrew Scheer questions.

00:47:32.100 She was grilling him question after question. When did you know? How long did you have the tape?

00:47:36.260 I mean the CBC is in full damage control mode for their man. They're sticking by their guy. Boy

00:47:42.920 are they're the last. They will be the ultimate last ones there. Absolutely purely loyal. It's

00:47:50.420 incredible to watch. Yeah. Well actually you know I would bet you money that the Toronto Star is

00:47:56.580 actually the last ones there. There are at least a few voices at the CBC who've been pretty hard on

00:48:02.220 them today. Yeah. But you're right. I mean just in general they're now going to put a plague on all

00:48:07.340 their houses. That's the way they're going to deal with this. It's going to say it's not just

00:48:11.000 Justin. Dear Justin is not just the one. But the Toronto Star was at least playing it

00:48:17.140 even-handed today. And that shows you how hard it is for them because they're never even-handed.

00:48:24.420 It used to be known when I worked in Ottawa we used to call them the Trudeau Star. And David Frum once

00:48:31.620 said that the day the writs are issued the editorial board of the Toronto Star turns over the front page

00:48:39.600 to the Liberal War Room. Yeah. And that's true. And even they had to be quite clinical about it this

00:48:47.700 morning. Well I'm going to politely disagree with you here. Look at this picture of the front pages of

00:48:51.920 the Toronto Sun, the National Post, the Globe and Mail, and all four papers, the Star of the Sun,

00:48:59.340 the Globe and the Post. The most interesting picture of a Canadian Prime Minister since Kim

00:49:05.460 Campbell Post shirtless. And three papers put the most interesting picture in a generation on the

00:49:12.180 front page, the blackface. The Toronto Star had Trudeau in a suit and tie in the plane looking very

00:49:18.080 contrite. That's what they thought was a more interesting and more representative picture of

00:49:26.000 the events. Trudeau in Contritional. And they'll give you some sort of excuse. Like they gave excuses

00:49:32.460 when they wouldn't run the Danish cartoons that you so bravely did run in your publication.

00:49:38.300 And that is, well, it's an offensive image and we didn't want to offend. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

00:49:45.100 Whatever. Yeah. Well listen, Lorne, it's great to talk to you. These are very interesting times.

00:49:50.000 This is of the same momentousness as the Judy Wilson, Judy Wilson, Raybould, SNC-Lavalin.

00:49:57.960 But it's so much easier to understand. And I saw some measurement that this was the number one

00:50:04.380 trending story in the world last night. And I just think it's going to change the election course.

00:50:15.560 I was betting on a Trudeau win until last night. I still think I'd call him the favorite,

00:50:22.760 but he's not getting a majority. And I think you're going to see the Greens and the NDP get a

00:50:28.500 five-point bump. And we got ourselves a horse race now. Yeah, yeah. I think so too. I'm exactly

00:50:34.340 there with you. I won't say that they're going to lose yet, but they have had a majority taken away.

00:50:40.280 Yeah. Great to see you. Thanks for giving us so much time, my friend.

00:50:43.340 You bet. All right. There you have it. Our friend Lorne Gunter, senior columnist

00:50:46.280 for the Edmonton Sun. By the way, if you want to see what we're up to during this campaign,

00:50:51.040 I invite you to visit campaign2019.com. You'll see all our shenanigans from our billboards

00:50:59.060 to our lawn signs to my best-selling book, The Libranos. Stay with us for more.

00:51:12.460 Well, this story just gets crazier, and I know it will continue to get crazy. I saw

00:51:16.740 some news on Twitter. I mean, let's call it gossip for now, that liberal strategists are bracing

00:51:22.680 for many more pictures and videos of blackface. I think this is like a fetish for him. I mean, 1.00

00:51:32.020 we know he likes to dress up in costumes. And there are, I mean, if someone, I said this before,

00:51:36.800 if someone dressed up as an Orthodox Jew, I wouldn't find that offensive at all. I'd find it funny and

00:51:43.280 maybe give them some tips on how to do it. There's nothing inherently offensive. But blackface 0.99

00:51:47.420 has a certain cultural meaning, a certain domination. It's something that white masters do 0.98

00:51:55.400 in the absence and in the subordination of black slaves. It has a different meaning to it. 0.94

00:52:04.260 Trudeau chose that of all the costumes to be his favorite. If it really comes out more,

00:52:09.800 I think we're in a mess because what would the liberals do? They're not going to change their

00:52:15.120 leader in the middle of a campaign. Who would they change it to? There's no heir apparent in that

00:52:19.620 party. It's Justin Trudeau and the 337 dwarves. I don't know what they can do. I think they're going 1.00

00:52:27.460 to bleed a lot of support, not necessarily to Andrew Scheer, though he'll pick up son. I think he's

00:52:32.360 going to bleed support to the Greens and the NDP. What a strange time we're in. Well, my friends,

00:52:38.620 I want to tell you a couple of things we're up to. As you know, we launched our own campaign,

00:52:42.360 not a partisan campaign, but a journalistic campaign. We have a few parts. I'd like to

00:52:47.760 invite you to go to Campaign 2019 to see what you can do. You can get our new book, The Libranos.

00:52:54.900 That book hit number two on the Amazon bestseller list. You can sign up for a Libranos lawn sign for

00:53:01.580 the front of your house. That is fun. Good way to meet your neighbors. And if you have a liberal

00:53:06.840 complaining, you could say, what are you talking about? I got a lawn sign of Justin Trudeau on my

00:53:11.640 front lawn. You got something against that? If you go to Campaign 2019, you can see other ways you

00:53:17.300 can help us. And I want to tell you that just today, we started a petition called Trudeau

00:53:24.060 Must Resign.com. What do you think? Look, I'm not one for deplatforming. And I honestly don't think

00:53:32.560 that right now the three cases of blackface should cause a man to quit as prime minister. I think a 0.93

00:53:38.860 more honorable man would quit. But I don't know if that's enough to detonate the leader of a G7

00:53:43.300 country. But listen, if there's 20 more of these, I think he's just untenable. He's wrecked things too

00:53:48.220 much. He's too much of a liar. And how do you do any foreign affairs with that? But I think it's 1.00

00:53:54.060 the lying and the falsity of his entire ideology. He's a fake feminist. He's fakely into diversity. 0.99

00:54:00.860 That's why I would sign a petition called Trudeau Must Resign. Not because I'm becoming a politically

00:54:06.580 correct snowflake myself, but because we just can't have that kind of a pathological liar 0.98

00:54:12.980 as our prime minister. What do you think? If you agree with me, go to TrudeauMustResign.com. 0.94

00:54:18.200 All right, that's our show for today. Until tomorrow, when I'm sure this story will continue

00:54:22.300 from all of us at Rebel World Headquarters to you at home. Good night and keep fighting for freedom.

Rebel News Podcast - September 20, 2019

Justin Trudeau's blackface stunts shock the world

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