Rebel News Podcast - Liberal Party facing little resistance on road to Canada-wide hate registry

00:00:00.000 Hello, my Rebels. Welcome to the podcast today.

00:00:04.000 Today, I take you through the latest from Parliament's Justice Committee.

00:00:07.580 What are they working on over there, the Justice Committee?

00:00:09.500 I'll tell you what they're working on. They're working on censorship.

00:00:12.020 They're working on bringing back the Section 13 censorship provision from the Human Rights Act.

00:00:17.000 They're working on establishing a national registry of hate.

00:00:21.080 Yeah, good luck trying to understand that.

00:00:23.820 I go through it a bit, and I hope you enjoy it.

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00:00:49.120 All right, without further ado, here's the podcast.

00:00:52.260 You're listening to a Rebel Media podcast.

00:00:54.680 Tonight, you've heard about a national gun registry.

00:00:58.780 Now the liberals are talking about a national hate registry.

00:01:02.260 It's June 28th, and this is the Ezra Levant Show.

00:01:06.680 Why should others go to jail when you're a biggest carbon consumer I know?

00:01:10.340 There's 8,500 customers here, and you won't give them an answer.

00:01:14.420 The only thing I have to say to the government about why I publish it

00:01:17.940 is because it's my bloody right to do so.

00:01:20.260 Look, I know there are a lot of important things going on in the world right now.

00:01:28.960 I think the presidential debates in the U.S. Democratic Party are very interesting

00:01:32.580 and could obviously, potentially, have a large impact on us up here in Canada, too.

00:01:38.280 The G20 meeting is happening right now in Japan.

00:01:41.220 That's important.

00:01:42.280 What's going to happen with China? 0.96

00:01:43.460 Will the United States and China do a trade deal, or will their trade war deepen?

00:01:48.620 Will Trump really help Justin Trudeau get our hostages back from China

00:01:52.320 instead of using all of his political capital for the benefit of his own country?

00:01:56.220 I don't know.

00:01:57.080 I saw the other day that Justin Trudeau and Catherine McKenna

00:01:59.000 had done a virtue signaling deal with the state of California,

00:02:03.120 which is run by a hard left-wing Democrat.

00:02:05.640 So it's some global warming deal.

00:02:08.280 Lots of noise, no substance, obviously.

00:02:10.660 Other than rubbing Trump's nose in it again, there's no other reason to do that deal.

00:02:15.880 Sort of like Trudeau did, I don't know if you remember this,

00:02:18.000 when he had his bet with Nancy Pelosi on the NBA championships.

00:02:22.600 Why would a prime minister of Canada, our head of government,

00:02:26.480 have a bet with the Speaker of the House in the States as opposed to the President?

00:02:30.900 They're head of government.

00:02:33.700 It would be like if Donald Trump had a bet with Canada,

00:02:36.120 but instead of betting Trudeau, he'd bet Andrew Scheer.

00:02:39.360 It's obvious what that's about.

00:02:41.040 Just like Trudeau's weird deal with the Democrats of California,

00:02:43.540 it's all about snubbing Trump.

00:02:44.780 So yeah, it wouldn't surprise me if at the G20 Trump said,

00:02:48.020 hey, Justin, why don't you talk to Nancy Pelosi?

00:02:51.000 Have her call China for you. 0.99

00:02:52.240 Or talk to the government of California.

00:02:53.880 He can call China for you, Justin, since they're your true close friends.

00:02:58.200 Lots of things to talk about these days.

00:02:59.400 Lots of things about the carbon tax, the court rulings on the legality of it.

00:03:05.600 Catherine McKenna scolded the Premier of New Brunswick over it for 10 full minutes. 0.85

00:03:10.620 Can you imagine thinking you can scold your way into re-election,

00:03:14.480 scolding people because they don't like paying a tax?

00:03:16.640 Anyways, my point here is to show you that the world is full of news these days,

00:03:20.400 and today in particular.

00:03:21.200 Now, I do truly believe, despite that,

00:03:24.020 that the most pressing news right now in Canada

00:03:26.420 is the stampede towards censorship here and other parts of the world too.

00:03:31.720 The only democracy in which it's slipping away, freedom of speech,

00:03:34.820 is slipping away faster than here is New Zealand,

00:03:37.900 which is actually infecting the rest of the world with their extreme censorship.

00:03:42.140 I showed you the other day the speech by the UN Secretary General

00:03:44.960 calling for global monitoring of social media

00:03:48.180 with a crackdown on what he considers hateful,

00:03:51.700 but the UN admits they have no objective definition of hate speech,

00:03:55.340 but they said it includes anything contrary to UN programs.

00:03:59.500 And of course, the real power,

00:04:01.620 as Gutierrez's speech at the UN made clear,

00:04:03.740 was those tech companies themselves

00:04:05.140 who will be forced to do the censoring.

00:04:08.160 I don't know if you've been following it,

00:04:09.460 but our friend James O'Keefe at Project Veritas

00:04:11.660 has released videos of Google executives saying

00:04:14.420 they plan to use their massive control over information

00:04:17.220 to fight against Trump's re-election in 2020.

00:04:19.860 So it looks like they don't particularly need a lot of pressure

00:04:22.380 from the UN or New Zealand or whomever anyways.

00:04:25.540 But it must be said that our own Justin Trudeau

00:04:27.820 is in the first rank of censors around the world.

00:04:29.980 Let me show you a couple of new items.

00:04:32.840 Look at this.

00:04:33.540 It's a new report by the Public Safety Department of Canada.

00:04:37.940 That's our version of the U.S. Homeland Security Agency.

00:04:41.500 So this, as you can see,

00:04:43.500 is a report by the Canada Center for Community Engagement

00:04:46.220 and Prevention of Violence.

00:04:48.960 Now, I read through this document,

00:04:50.280 and nowhere does it mention Islamic extremism

00:04:53.660 or the 100-plus ISIS terrorists

00:04:55.800 who were recruited in Canada,

00:04:57.580 went to Syria, committed murder, rape, other war crimes,

00:05:01.700 and many of whom have returned to Canada.

00:05:04.120 There's no mention of them.

00:05:05.240 No mentions of radical mosques.

00:05:08.720 Those words appear nowhere in this report.

00:05:12.000 But look at what does appear in that report.

00:05:15.400 While focusing on educating leaders,

00:05:17.520 service providers who work with youth

00:05:19.060 also ensure better controls on media.

00:05:22.300 This is their to-do list.

00:05:24.120 Ensure better controls on media, e.g. rebel,

00:05:27.920 and social media, Facebook and Twitter,

00:05:30.980 and their hate-inciting communications.

00:05:33.060 The liberal government believes in better controls on the media.

00:05:39.620 And the only example they give is us

00:05:42.080 and our hate-inciting communications.

00:05:44.880 What does that even mean?

00:05:45.740 What's the definition of that?

00:05:47.400 What better controls are they even talking about?

00:05:50.880 Well, the U.N. itself doesn't define it.

00:05:52.640 And that's the point.

00:05:53.400 If they don't define it,

00:05:54.660 then they can have it mean whatever they want it to mean

00:05:57.080 at any given moment.

00:05:57.900 It's not a rule, then, is it?

00:05:59.160 It's an unlimited power

00:06:00.260 based on any individual's whims.

00:06:02.280 And Trudeau deeply, deeply hates the rebels.

00:06:04.660 So that's one official document

00:06:06.460 by Goodale's Public Security Department.

00:06:09.160 No mention of actual terrorists,

00:06:10.740 but a call to control media of patriotic Canadians.

00:06:14.440 Look at this story in the Hill Times.

00:06:16.020 House Justice Committee echoes calls

00:06:18.960 for a national database to track hate online.

00:06:23.600 Making the database a reality

00:06:24.820 to get a more accurate picture of the scale of the issue

00:06:27.120 might involve encouraging police forces

00:06:29.100 to work with organizations

00:06:30.120 that may already be collecting their own data,

00:06:32.660 says Chair and Liberal MP Anthony Housefather.

00:06:36.080 You'll remember Anthony Housefather.

00:06:37.940 He's Trudeau's puppet on the Justice Committee,

00:06:40.340 the one who shut down any further inquiries

00:06:42.580 into Trudeau firing Jody Wilson-Raybould

00:06:45.580 as Attorney General,

00:06:47.020 punishing her for opposing his idea 0.94

00:06:50.040 to let his corrupt Quebec cronies 0.66

00:06:51.640 at SNC-Leveland off the hook.

00:06:53.360 So what's Anthony Housefather up to now?

00:06:55.280 What rule of law, what liberties

00:06:56.840 is he undermining now?

00:06:58.880 Well, nothing less than a national database

00:07:00.840 to track hate.

00:07:02.340 That's what he's proposing.

00:07:03.220 I'll read a little bit from the story.

00:07:05.920 Setting up a national database

00:07:07.380 to track hate crime incidents,

00:07:10.000 to tackle the spread of hateful content

00:07:12.260 across the country,

00:07:13.560 is a no-brainer,

00:07:14.720 says one expert,

00:07:16.360 while a Liberal MP says

00:07:17.540 it may not be an easy fix.

00:07:19.160 Okay, well, hang on, hang on.

00:07:20.100 Stuff her said, which one is it?

00:07:21.280 Hate crimes, they mentioned.

00:07:22.640 I get that, I think.

00:07:24.040 That's beating someone up 0.99

00:07:25.080 because they're black 0.99

00:07:25.800 or vandalizing a synagogue 1.00

00:07:27.420 because it's Jewish.

00:07:29.340 So it's a crime.

00:07:30.500 That's the crime part of hate crime.

00:07:32.660 And it's motivated by some bigotry.

00:07:34.260 I get it.

00:07:35.780 But did you see the second part there?

00:07:38.240 Hateful content.

00:07:40.560 Hang on.

00:07:41.120 Content, they mean words.

00:07:42.620 That's the weird way of saying words or pictures.

00:07:46.340 So we're not talking about crimes anymore.

00:07:48.180 Hateful content,

00:07:49.500 they mean opinions that they don't like.

00:07:52.580 Opinions they hate,

00:07:53.660 or maybe opinions they think

00:07:54.960 are spoken from hate.

00:07:56.300 But you see,

00:07:56.780 hate is a natural human emotion.

00:07:58.680 It's not a crime.

00:08:00.560 But they're blending it in with real crimes

00:08:02.160 because they're trying to use the criminal law

00:08:04.080 that we all agree should be used

00:08:05.500 to stop violence.

00:08:06.860 Well, they're trying to use it

00:08:08.200 to stop feelings now.

00:08:10.020 That's what they're doing. 1.00

00:08:11.700 Here's that idiot house father. 1.00

00:08:12.920 He said, 1.00

00:08:14.340 One of the things that is clear

00:08:15.380 from what we heard

00:08:16.320 was that there's an incredible gap

00:08:18.240 in data collection,

00:08:19.340 said the Burl M.P. Anthony house father,

00:08:21.060 who chairs the House Justice Committee

00:08:22.720 in a phone interview.

00:08:24.100 There needs to be a way

00:08:25.580 to have a collection of data

00:08:26.920 that uses consistent definitions

00:08:28.720 and compiles statistics

00:08:30.260 from across the country

00:08:31.220 and makes people feel comfortable

00:08:32.820 in actually reporting

00:08:33.960 what they experience.

00:08:34.780 Well, hang on.

00:08:37.100 Police already do gather data

00:08:38.460 on real crimes.

00:08:40.020 They've been doing that for decades,

00:08:41.420 centuries, I guess.

00:08:42.880 What does he mean

00:08:43.400 by making people comfortable

00:08:44.520 reporting what they experience?

00:08:45.780 I mean, if he means real crimes,

00:08:48.360 I'm all for that.

00:08:49.520 But I think he means ideas,

00:08:51.780 feelings, words.

00:08:52.760 I'll read some more.

00:08:54.160 That National Council

00:08:55.120 of Canadian Muslims

00:08:55.940 is one organization

00:08:57.040 that maps anti-Muslim incidents

00:08:59.280 across Canada

00:09:00.000 according to Ms. Konanur.

00:09:02.640 Incidents are classified by types,

00:09:04.200 including physical,

00:09:05.760 vandalism,

00:09:06.460 and online verbal assaults.

00:09:09.440 So far, 25 have been reported

00:09:11.280 in 2019.

00:09:13.160 Now, I'm not sure

00:09:13.860 if you remember,

00:09:14.560 but the National Council

00:09:15.360 of Canadian Muslims

00:09:16.620 is the new name

00:09:17.620 for CARECAN,

00:09:19.840 CARECAN,

00:09:20.520 that was the Canadian branch

00:09:21.820 of the U.S. group

00:09:23.060 called CARE,

00:09:23.980 Council of American

00:09:25.340 Islamic Relations,

00:09:26.880 which was found

00:09:28.180 by a U.S. court

00:09:29.360 to be part of

00:09:30.020 the Muslim Brotherhood. 0.82

00:09:30.880 So they're as extreme 0.55

00:09:32.900 as it gets.

00:09:33.600 In some countries,

00:09:34.760 the Muslim Brotherhood

00:09:35.520 is regarded 0.84

00:09:35.960 as a terrorist group.

00:09:36.840 So they're saying

00:09:38.340 they've been counting

00:09:39.520 vandalism

00:09:41.420 and physical assaults.

00:09:43.080 Okay, I get that.

00:09:45.000 But also verbal assaults,

00:09:48.500 online verbal assaults.

00:09:51.680 What does that mean?

00:09:52.840 Mean tweets?

00:09:53.860 Mean Facebook?

00:09:54.320 There's no such thing

00:09:55.040 as an online verbal assault.

00:09:57.720 Then that's not an assault,

00:09:58.900 unless you're using

00:09:59.600 that word poetically.

00:10:01.000 You see what I mean

00:10:01.540 about eliding the language?

00:10:02.960 I know what a violent assault is,

00:10:05.400 but an online verbal assault,

00:10:07.120 that's not actually an assault.

00:10:08.960 Now, I don't want anyone 0.97

00:10:09.860 to punch a Muslim 1.00

00:10:10.840 or anyone else in the face. 1.00

00:10:12.080 That's a crime.

00:10:13.080 And if you do it 0.82

00:10:13.660 because a person is a Muslim, 0.94

00:10:14.880 you could call that a hate crime. 0.75

00:10:16.380 But it's not a crime

00:10:17.240 to say mean things

00:10:18.240 about someone online.

00:10:19.920 It just isn't.

00:10:20.860 That's not a crime, sorry.

00:10:23.120 I'll read some more.

00:10:24.480 Whether it takes six months

00:10:25.600 or it takes a year,

00:10:26.420 we're recommending

00:10:27.280 that there'd be a full

00:10:28.020 and complete plan

00:10:28.880 to deal with online hate,

00:10:30.840 Mr. Huff's father says.

00:10:33.320 Oh, so they're not even pretending

00:10:34.340 it's about crimes anymore

00:10:35.340 or assaults anymore.

00:10:36.760 It's just a full-out assault

00:10:39.840 on hate

00:10:40.740 to misuse language

00:10:41.660 like they do.

00:10:42.580 It's an assault on language,

00:10:43.960 an assault on ideas

00:10:44.940 to handle and control

00:10:47.800 the internet,

00:10:48.660 including us by name.

00:10:49.700 Here's the scariest part

00:10:50.660 of the whole article, though.

00:10:53.200 Requests for interviews

00:10:54.620 with Conservative MP Lisa Raitt,

00:10:57.600 her party's justice critic

00:10:58.820 and committee vice chair,

00:11:00.440 and Michael Barrett,

00:11:02.680 a committee member,

00:11:04.240 were not returned.

00:11:07.160 You know, a few weeks ago

00:11:07.960 I set up a petition

00:11:08.760 called StopSection13.com.

00:11:10.620 It was about one of the proposals

00:11:12.220 by House Fathers Committee

00:11:13.360 to ban mean words online.

00:11:15.940 That's the part

00:11:16.400 of the Canadian Human Rights Act

00:11:17.500 that Stephen Harper

00:11:18.540 had the good sense

00:11:19.160 to repeal in 2013.

00:11:20.680 The liberals want it back.

00:11:21.700 They recommended

00:11:22.580 that it come back.

00:11:24.200 And in addition

00:11:24.980 to all this other censorship

00:11:25.980 we're talking about,

00:11:26.780 the national database

00:11:28.020 tracking mean comments,

00:11:29.580 like that's not creepy at all.

00:11:31.200 But where are the conservatives

00:11:32.340 on this?

00:11:33.340 You know, I had a few emails

00:11:34.340 come in back to me

00:11:35.820 when I launched that petition

00:11:36.780 saying,

00:11:37.160 Ezra,

00:11:37.820 the Conservative Party

00:11:38.700 wrote a minority report

00:11:39.760 at the committee

00:11:40.300 and they were for free speech.

00:11:42.700 Okay, yes, that is true.

00:11:44.780 The Conservative MPs

00:11:45.920 wrote a very short

00:11:46.720 but quite good

00:11:47.380 piece of paper

00:11:48.620 about free speech

00:11:49.740 and they came out

00:11:51.180 against reviving

00:11:52.080 Section 13

00:11:52.820 and that's it.

00:11:56.680 They filed that piece

00:11:57.600 of paper quietly,

00:11:59.620 didn't put out

00:12:00.160 a press release,

00:12:00.820 didn't tweet about it,

00:12:01.600 didn't give a speech about it.

00:12:02.520 I'd be surprised

00:12:03.260 if a hundred people

00:12:04.400 have read it.

00:12:05.500 Not one public speech

00:12:06.360 by any Conservative MP,

00:12:08.260 certainly not the leader

00:12:08.980 Andrew Scheer,

00:12:09.500 not one public comment,

00:12:10.720 not one statement

00:12:11.320 in Parliament,

00:12:12.120 not one email

00:12:12.820 from the party about it,

00:12:13.960 not no campaign about it.

00:12:15.660 It's as if

00:12:16.220 it never happened.

00:12:17.240 Just a signed piece

00:12:18.440 of paper filed away

00:12:19.360 with the government

00:12:19.760 and when the Hill Times

00:12:20.920 positively called up

00:12:22.880 the Conservative MPs

00:12:23.920 who were so chatty

00:12:25.400 about anything else

00:12:26.320 in the world,

00:12:28.520 well, when they found out

00:12:29.420 it was about free speech

00:12:30.200 they wouldn't even return

00:12:30.920 the phone calls on this.

00:12:32.880 It's for crystal clear

00:12:33.720 that the Conservatives

00:12:34.560 don't actually care

00:12:36.820 about free speech either.

00:12:38.300 Or scratch that,

00:12:39.100 of course they do care.

00:12:40.520 Of course they care.

00:12:42.840 They're just too afraid

00:12:43.940 to stand up to

00:12:44.640 Anthony Anthony's father

00:12:46.240 or the Muslim Brotherhood

00:12:47.540 because they're worried

00:12:48.240 that they'll be called

00:12:49.220 mean by the CBC

00:12:50.740 or something.

00:12:52.200 We're in trouble, folks.

00:12:53.860 We'll talk more

00:12:54.420 on this subject

00:12:54.900 in a moment.

00:12:55.280 2020 is certainly on top of

00:13:11.160 my old organization

00:13:12.920 of Justice and Safety

00:13:13.560 is top of mind.

00:13:14.820 They've been working on it

00:13:15.680 since 2016

00:13:16.680 to make sure

00:13:17.500 we're ready for 2020.

00:13:18.780 This is a Goliath

00:13:19.600 I'm but of David

00:13:20.460 trying to say

00:13:22.620 that the emperor

00:13:23.460 has no clothes.

00:13:24.280 He got called

00:13:25.200 in front of Congress

00:13:26.060 multiple times

00:13:27.480 and making pressures

00:13:28.740 for not changing.

00:13:31.440 Hmm.

00:13:32.560 There you have it.

00:13:33.720 Google insiders

00:13:35.020 talking to Project Veritas

00:13:37.000 about their plans

00:13:38.560 to stop Donald Trump

00:13:39.620 from winning

00:13:40.320 in 2020.

00:13:41.960 A Google insider

00:13:43.380 coming forward

00:13:44.580 keeping his anonymity

00:13:46.000 but other Google executives

00:13:47.760 captured on a hidden camera

00:13:49.600 which is the forte

00:13:50.860 of Project Veritas.

00:13:51.980 Well, stunning to some

00:13:54.000 but completely unsurprising

00:13:55.680 to those of us

00:13:56.420 who have been following

00:13:57.180 the politicization

00:13:58.880 of YouTube, Google, Facebook

00:14:00.720 and other social media companies.

00:14:03.360 In fact,

00:14:04.040 our next guest

00:14:05.000 broke the news

00:14:06.300 with a scoop

00:14:06.980 of the Google town hall meeting

00:14:09.760 the all staff meeting

00:14:11.260 in the days after

00:14:12.500 Trump's win in 2016

00:14:13.800 when senior executives

00:14:16.180 were literally crying

00:14:18.500 at staff meetings

00:14:20.400 about the loss

00:14:21.340 and they spoke

00:14:22.240 about the Democrats

00:14:22.960 in the first person plural.

00:14:24.940 We.

00:14:25.560 We lost.

00:14:26.540 We must win.

00:14:28.200 They weren't even

00:14:28.700 a separate entity.

00:14:30.060 To be at Google

00:14:31.120 is to be a Democrat.

00:14:33.500 Well, joining us now

00:14:34.180 with the latest on this

00:14:35.020 is our friend

00:14:35.600 Alan Bokhari,

00:14:37.020 senior tech correspondent

00:14:38.240 for Breitbart.com.

00:14:39.900 Alan,

00:14:40.200 it's been an unbelievable week.

00:14:41.860 Project Veritas

00:14:42.900 doing outstanding journalism

00:14:44.460 as always.

00:14:45.880 You've had some

00:14:46.720 great columns about this.

00:14:48.180 Can you give,

00:14:48.660 can you sum up

00:14:49.460 the latest status

00:14:52.120 of these revelations

00:14:54.620 by Project Veritas

00:14:55.660 and you've had

00:14:56.160 some revelations too

00:14:57.140 and also the attempts

00:14:59.060 to censor

00:15:00.120 these revelations

00:15:01.100 by these same companies?

00:15:03.820 Well,

00:15:04.580 this is like

00:15:05.060 the latest piece

00:15:06.120 of evidence

00:15:06.880 in what's becoming

00:15:07.660 like a mountain

00:15:08.540 of material

00:15:10.380 proving that Google

00:15:11.420 has a massive

00:15:12.980 political bias,

00:15:14.640 a vested interest

00:15:15.540 in the next election

00:15:16.300 and a determination,

00:15:17.800 frankly,

00:15:18.140 to influence the election.

00:15:20.100 So,

00:15:20.940 as you said,

00:15:21.760 two days off

00:15:22.380 the election,

00:15:22.940 we got a clip

00:15:23.560 of the Google executives

00:15:25.100 reacting,

00:15:26.400 promising to make,

00:15:28.940 in the words of

00:15:29.980 Google Vice President

00:15:31.300 Kent Walker,

00:15:32.460 make the populist movement

00:15:33.660 a hiccup in history

00:15:34.800 on the march

00:15:36.300 towards progress.

00:15:37.280 Those are his words.

00:15:38.440 We've also seen

00:15:39.640 YouTube manipulating

00:15:41.720 its search results

00:15:42.900 for so-called

00:15:43.780 politically

00:15:44.300 controversial

00:15:46.260 search queries

00:15:47.160 like abortion 0.68

00:15:48.460 and abortions 0.99

00:15:49.260 downranking

00:15:50.060 pro-life content

00:15:50.880 and pushing 0.99

00:15:52.400 pro-abortion content

00:15:54.720 from mainstream

00:15:55.280 news outlets

00:15:55.960 up the search rankings

00:15:57.680 and that's important

00:15:58.320 because most people

00:15:59.740 often don't go beyond

00:16:01.200 the first two

00:16:02.180 or three results

00:16:03.020 even,

00:16:03.660 and certainly not beyond

00:16:04.460 the first 10 or 15 results.

00:16:05.860 It's very rare

00:16:06.400 for people to do that.

00:16:07.380 Project Veritas

00:16:08.860 also shed further light

00:16:10.680 on that YouTube blacklist

00:16:11.760 which we broke

00:16:12.440 a few months ago.

00:16:14.940 They also added

00:16:15.860 search terms

00:16:16.500 like repeal the 8th

00:16:17.760 ahead of the

00:16:19.580 Irish abortion referendum.

00:16:20.960 Now repeal the 8th

00:16:21.640 was a reference

00:16:22.240 to amending

00:16:24.020 the 8th Amendment

00:16:24.720 to the Irish Constitution

00:16:25.880 which criminalized

00:16:27.140 abortion,

00:16:27.780 so they actively

00:16:29.000 interfered

00:16:29.620 in that

00:16:30.160 referendum

00:16:32.000 which took place

00:16:33.260 last year.

00:16:33.920 we also found

00:16:35.620 that these search terms

00:16:37.040 were added

00:16:37.680 seven days

00:16:39.480 before the vote

00:16:40.120 took place

00:16:40.680 so this was

00:16:41.300 very consciously

00:16:42.100 done before

00:16:42.740 the election.

00:16:44.400 I mean it's incredible

00:16:45.720 for two years

00:16:46.480 the legacy media

00:16:47.520 has totally bought

00:16:48.900 into the conspiracy

00:16:50.040 theory

00:16:50.620 finally debunked

00:16:52.360 by Robert Mueller

00:16:53.660 that Donald Trump

00:16:56.320 was working

00:16:56.860 in collusion

00:16:57.420 with the Russians.

00:16:58.300 It was a two-year

00:16:59.860 fever

00:17:00.660 that was finally

00:17:02.280 disproven.

00:17:02.840 And here we have

00:17:03.760 YouTube,

00:17:04.780 Google

00:17:05.080 internal documents

00:17:07.540 not disputed

00:17:08.620 by the company

00:17:09.240 from what I can tell

00:17:10.140 saying yeah

00:17:11.340 we're going to

00:17:11.780 manipulate this election

00:17:12.820 and that election

00:17:13.540 and we are going to

00:17:14.200 do our best

00:17:14.660 to stop Trump.

00:17:15.840 And there's a

00:17:16.680 collective yawn

00:17:17.820 I think

00:17:19.000 it's pretty obvious

00:17:20.200 why Alan.

00:17:20.840 I think it's because

00:17:21.660 90 plus percent

00:17:23.040 of journalists

00:17:23.640 agree

00:17:24.820 Trump must be stopped

00:17:26.280 and if that's

00:17:26.740 through censorship

00:17:27.300 so be it.

00:17:29.220 Yes

00:17:29.320 and by the way

00:17:29.880 it also helps

00:17:30.540 mainstream journalists

00:17:32.200 boost their content

00:17:34.360 you know

00:17:34.660 mainstream journalists

00:17:35.660 past three years

00:17:37.240 have been getting

00:17:37.660 absolutely crushed

00:17:38.460 by the independent media

00:17:39.580 by you know

00:17:40.900 YouTubers 0.97

00:17:41.440 with you know

00:17:42.180 webcams

00:17:42.740 in their basements

00:17:43.800 multi-million dollar

00:17:46.240 broadcast networks

00:17:47.080 have been getting

00:17:47.720 frankly owned

00:17:48.860 by those people

00:17:49.500 so the fact

00:17:51.180 that YouTube

00:17:51.620 is now adjusting

00:17:52.520 its algorithms

00:17:53.160 on key political terms

00:17:54.700 to promote

00:17:57.640 so-called

00:17:58.080 authoritative sources

00:17:59.400 by which they mean

00:18:00.100 the mainstream media

00:18:00.960 that's going to

00:18:01.920 be a massive boost

00:18:03.260 for mainstream journalists

00:18:04.840 over their competitors

00:18:05.660 so yes

00:18:06.760 why wouldn't they

00:18:07.280 support it?

00:18:07.760 You know

00:18:08.500 this expose

00:18:09.340 into Google

00:18:10.320 the interviews

00:18:11.300 were done

00:18:11.700 by Project Veritas

00:18:12.660 because Google

00:18:13.800 owns YouTube

00:18:15.220 so

00:18:16.380 yes

00:18:16.960 Google

00:18:17.980 which was exposed

00:18:19.800 well their

00:18:20.840 subsidiary YouTube

00:18:22.200 shut down

00:18:24.000 the Project Veritas

00:18:25.160 expose

00:18:25.740 Brazen

00:18:27.960 basically

00:18:29.540 and I was shocked

00:18:31.720 that other tech companies

00:18:33.320 got in on it too

00:18:35.040 Vimeo

00:18:36.120 which is actually

00:18:37.440 a direct competitor

00:18:39.540 to YouTube

00:18:40.920 deleted the same videos too

00:18:43.640 I mean

00:18:43.940 it was like

00:18:45.060 they were all

00:18:45.660 colluding together

00:18:46.660 how can you

00:18:47.640 how can you make sense

00:18:48.740 of that?

00:18:49.260 Why would rivals

00:18:50.420 to YouTube

00:18:51.340 shut down

00:18:52.560 an expose

00:18:53.140 that's embarrassing

00:18:55.380 to YouTube?

00:18:56.380 Wouldn't they

00:18:56.880 want to profit

00:18:58.300 off the

00:18:59.020 bad news

00:19:00.800 of Google?

00:19:02.640 Right

00:19:03.140 well

00:19:03.420 here's a

00:19:04.660 kind of market

00:19:05.360 failure we have

00:19:06.200 because

00:19:06.700 although Vimeo

00:19:07.980 and YouTube

00:19:08.440 are commercial

00:19:09.800 competitors

00:19:10.360 they're not

00:19:11.200 ideological competitors

00:19:12.280 they're part of

00:19:13.360 the same

00:19:13.860 Silicon Valley

00:19:14.520 monoculture

00:19:15.280 that hates Trump

00:19:17.240 that hates Republicans

00:19:18.320 that wants to see

00:19:19.960 them lose

00:19:20.260 the next election

00:19:20.980 so

00:19:22.980 this is so

00:19:25.280 strong in Silicon

00:19:26.180 Valley

00:19:26.500 that

00:19:26.880 even commercial

00:19:28.920 competitors

00:19:29.460 will work together

00:19:30.400 to censor

00:19:31.200 ideological

00:19:31.840 opponents

00:19:34.200 and we saw this

00:19:34.820 with Alex Jones

00:19:35.720 where you had

00:19:36.080 one Silicon Valley

00:19:36.840 after another

00:19:37.500 just banning him

00:19:38.220 banning him

00:19:38.620 banning him

00:19:39.140 all within the

00:19:40.120 same day

00:19:40.660 they were all

00:19:42.000 flying with him

00:19:42.500 for years

00:19:42.900 and then

00:19:43.160 in the course

00:19:44.080 of 24 hours

00:19:44.840 they all made

00:19:45.260 their move

00:19:45.560 I suppose

00:19:46.100 it's like

00:19:46.400 Hollywood

00:19:46.780 I mean

00:19:47.520 the studios

00:19:48.100 do duke it out

00:19:49.120 and they

00:19:49.460 compete for

00:19:50.820 box office

00:19:51.400 openings

00:19:51.720 but when it

00:19:52.260 comes to

00:19:52.620 politics

00:19:52.980 they are

00:19:54.040 unanimously

00:19:54.740 I mean

00:19:55.140 you could

00:19:55.400 find the

00:19:56.140 exception

00:19:56.480 on one

00:19:57.140 hand's

00:19:57.500 fingers

00:19:57.820 Clint Eastwood

00:19:59.120 and I think

00:20:00.540 I pretty much

00:20:01.120 just went

00:20:01.540 through the list

00:20:02.140 of non-democrats

00:20:03.680 in Hollywood

00:20:04.160 so yeah

00:20:04.780 they're commercial

00:20:05.400 rivals

00:20:06.400 but when it

00:20:06.920 comes to

00:20:07.240 politics

00:20:07.580 they close

00:20:07.980 rings

00:20:08.320 yeah

00:20:09.400 and even

00:20:10.680 when they

00:20:11.020 stand to

00:20:11.380 make a profit

00:20:11.800 from it

00:20:12.140 you know

00:20:12.380 you said

00:20:12.820 Hollywood

00:20:13.160 I mean

00:20:13.500 the American

00:20:14.380 Sniper

00:20:14.820 which wasn't

00:20:15.240 really a

00:20:15.620 conservative

00:20:15.980 film

00:20:16.400 but

00:20:17.060 conservatives

00:20:17.800 really liked

00:20:18.460 it

00:20:18.660 that was

00:20:20.120 a huge

00:20:20.540 success

00:20:20.880 the box

00:20:21.280 office

00:20:21.540 but it

00:20:22.360 was denounced

00:20:23.040 by most

00:20:23.520 liberals

00:20:23.940 in Hollywood

00:20:26.000 so even

00:20:26.620 though the

00:20:27.040 Mel Gibson

00:20:28.020 films as well

00:20:28.740 made loads

00:20:29.200 of money

00:20:29.600 but Mel Gibson

00:20:31.020 was ostracized

00:20:31.740 so even

00:20:33.520 though these

00:20:34.020 things

00:20:34.260 could make

00:20:35.380 money

00:20:35.780 they don't

00:20:36.600 do them

00:20:36.920 anyway

00:20:37.240 and it's

00:20:37.940 the same

00:20:38.320 deal in

00:20:38.840 Silicon Valley

00:20:39.480 I mean

00:20:39.900 when Facebook

00:20:41.020 banned Alex

00:20:41.620 Jones

00:20:41.920 Twitter

00:20:42.300 would have

00:20:42.740 stood to

00:20:43.260 gain

00:20:43.520 by having

00:20:43.980 him on

00:20:44.260 their platform

00:20:44.800 on getting

00:20:45.240 unique access

00:20:48.460 to his fans

00:20:49.280 but they

00:20:49.620 didn't do

00:20:49.980 that

00:20:50.160 because

00:20:50.560 ideological

00:20:51.520 competition

00:20:52.100 is more

00:20:52.800 important

00:20:53.300 in

00:20:54.140 much of

00:20:56.160 elite

00:20:56.800 society

00:20:57.360 in America

00:20:57.860 than

00:20:58.380 commercial

00:20:58.840 competition

00:20:59.400 yeah

00:20:59.920 and I

00:21:00.220 find that

00:21:00.600 personally

00:21:01.160 terrifying

00:21:01.600 because of

00:21:02.100 course Alex

00:21:02.480 Jones

00:21:02.680 was very

00:21:03.200 big on

00:21:03.840 YouTube

00:21:04.200 double or

00:21:04.980 triple R

00:21:05.360 size

00:21:05.760 and they

00:21:06.720 didn't hesitate

00:21:07.260 to delete

00:21:07.820 him with

00:21:08.120 the flick

00:21:08.460 of a button

00:21:08.900 if they

00:21:09.200 can do

00:21:09.440 that to

00:21:09.800 him

00:21:10.100 in America

00:21:11.200 a personal

00:21:11.960 a man who

00:21:13.080 personally

00:21:13.520 interviewed

00:21:14.000 Donald Trump

00:21:14.640 so he has

00:21:15.900 a first degree

00:21:16.580 connection to

00:21:17.240 Trump

00:21:17.540 he is so much

00:21:18.720 bigger and

00:21:19.200 stronger than

00:21:19.740 us

00:21:20.040 I mean

00:21:20.640 whatever

00:21:21.040 qualms people 0.99

00:21:22.120 have with him

00:21:22.560 editorially

00:21:23.080 he was powerful

00:21:23.940 and YouTube

00:21:25.200 Facebook

00:21:25.660 Twitter

00:21:26.060 even

00:21:26.540 Apple

00:21:27.740 even

00:21:28.160 Pinterest

00:21:29.000 even

00:21:29.280 LinkedIn

00:21:29.860 they were

00:21:31.060 why would

00:21:31.960 LinkedIn delete

00:21:32.900 him

00:21:33.020 I don't know

00:21:33.360 but they just

00:21:33.840 did

00:21:34.240 they can

00:21:35.100 do that

00:21:35.380 to him

00:21:35.660 they can

00:21:35.900 do that

00:21:36.140 to anyone

00:21:37.140 yeah

00:21:38.860 and now

00:21:39.280 they're doing

00:21:39.560 it to

00:21:39.820 journalism

00:21:40.320 so as you

00:21:41.140 said

00:21:41.320 YouTube

00:21:41.860 kicked off

00:21:42.540 Project Veritas

00:21:43.340 because Project

00:21:44.420 Veritas did

00:21:45.080 journalism

00:21:45.660 about Google

00:21:46.900 which owns

00:21:47.480 YouTube

00:21:47.780 so Google

00:21:48.420 is censoring

00:21:49.640 journalism

00:21:50.720 about Google

00:21:51.480 that's terrifying

00:21:52.700 as well

00:21:53.220 they're behaving

00:21:53.880 like a

00:21:54.480 totalitarian

00:21:56.140 government

00:21:56.600 which in many

00:21:57.060 ways they are

00:21:57.700 yeah

00:21:58.080 they have less

00:21:59.740 scrutiny

00:22:00.080 and less

00:22:00.440 accountability

00:22:00.900 than even

00:22:01.660 many

00:22:02.020 authoritarian

00:22:02.520 regimes

00:22:03.180 as hard

00:22:03.540 as

00:22:03.640 and they

00:22:04.060 have more

00:22:04.620 power over

00:22:05.340 our lives

00:22:05.740 directly

00:22:06.060 I tell you

00:22:06.440 there's not a lot

00:22:07.460 of things that

00:22:08.000 Vladimir Putin

00:22:08.620 can actually do

00:22:09.820 on any given

00:22:10.900 day that would

00:22:11.560 affect my life

00:22:12.620 in fact

00:22:14.500 other than

00:22:15.380 war or some

00:22:16.700 cyber war

00:22:17.380 I can't even

00:22:18.000 think of one

00:22:18.860 but on any

00:22:20.140 given day

00:22:20.680 YouTube

00:22:21.000 Facebook

00:22:21.420 Twitter

00:22:21.720 can very much

00:22:22.600 change my life

00:22:23.300 not only the

00:22:24.280 company we have

00:22:25.040 called the rebel

00:22:25.600 but imagine if you

00:22:26.820 were deplatformed

00:22:27.620 I mean

00:22:27.980 and now Facebook

00:22:29.740 is talking about

00:22:30.560 getting into the

00:22:31.240 cryptocurrency

00:22:32.100 business

00:22:32.840 imagine the

00:22:33.960 same political

00:22:34.720 decision that

00:22:35.980 shuts down your

00:22:37.760 Facebook account

00:22:39.300 well what if it

00:22:40.040 and they claim

00:22:40.880 they wouldn't do it

00:22:41.520 but I don't trust

00:22:42.040 a word they say

00:22:42.740 what if they

00:22:43.900 refuse to let you

00:22:45.100 have access to

00:22:45.800 your Facebook

00:22:46.660 currency because

00:22:47.480 you said

00:22:48.000 something wrong

00:22:48.840 you liked

00:22:49.880 something wrong

00:22:50.820 or you did

00:22:51.340 something even

00:22:52.360 in real life

00:22:53.400 off the platform

00:22:54.340 they didn't like

00:22:55.080 these people

00:22:56.100 have more power

00:22:57.400 over our lives

00:22:58.680 than Vladimir

00:23:00.160 Putin does

00:23:00.780 by far

00:23:01.980 absolutely

00:23:03.580 and I think

00:23:04.400 the next stage

00:23:05.620 of conservative

00:23:06.220 politics is going

00:23:06.980 to be this battle

00:23:07.700 with woke

00:23:08.660 corporations

00:23:09.300 not just in

00:23:10.500 Silicon Valley

00:23:11.060 you mentioned

00:23:11.940 the cryptocurrency

00:23:12.820 thing you know

00:23:13.680 being locked out

00:23:14.280 of your crypto

00:23:15.500 wallet because

00:23:16.220 you said the

00:23:16.760 wrong thing

00:23:17.120 on Facebook

00:23:17.640 activists are

00:23:19.200 already pressuring

00:23:20.020 MasterCard

00:23:20.920 to do the same

00:23:22.860 thing they want

00:23:23.460 them to establish

00:23:24.100 a so-called

00:23:24.520 human rights

00:23:25.220 council to

00:23:25.900 monitor the far

00:23:26.680 right with a

00:23:27.560 view to cutting

00:23:28.060 off payments

00:23:28.740 they actually

00:23:29.700 protested

00:23:30.460 MasterCard's

00:23:31.220 annual general

00:23:31.840 meeting last

00:23:32.460 week and

00:23:34.000 that was the

00:23:34.600 sleeping giants

00:23:35.480 and a group

00:23:36.420 called I believe

00:23:37.500 this is us

00:23:40.120 doing the

00:23:40.780 protest

00:23:41.500 they're trying

00:23:42.460 to change the

00:23:42.940 terms of

00:23:43.260 contracts

00:23:43.620 well let me

00:23:45.760 ask you this

00:23:46.280 I mean

00:23:46.600 and by the way

00:23:47.860 it's coming to

00:23:48.240 Canada too

00:23:48.900 our Justin

00:23:50.400 Trudeau is

00:23:51.120 going full

00:23:52.200 speed ahead

00:23:52.680 with the

00:23:53.160 Christchurch

00:23:54.240 call to action

00:23:55.260 which is a

00:23:55.820 censorship

00:23:56.160 program led

00:23:57.360 by the

00:23:57.900 traumatized

00:23:59.080 prime minister

00:23:59.640 of New Zealand

00:24:00.260 named Jacinda

00:24:01.120 Ardern

00:24:01.460 I don't know

00:24:02.360 if you saw

00:24:02.760 it Alan

00:24:03.060 just a few

00:24:04.060 days ago

00:24:04.580 the secretary

00:24:05.680 general of the

00:24:06.260 United Nations

00:24:06.980 announced a

00:24:08.660 war on what

00:24:10.320 he called

00:24:10.740 hate speech

00:24:11.500 and he

00:24:12.660 emphasized

00:24:13.160 leaning on

00:24:13.900 social media

00:24:14.480 companies many

00:24:15.180 times

00:24:15.680 I feel like

00:24:17.360 it was

00:24:17.720 interesting

00:24:18.060 I got into

00:24:18.980 a sort of

00:24:20.820 spat with a

00:24:21.500 BBC journalist

00:24:22.420 a couple of

00:24:22.840 weeks ago

00:24:23.220 because the

00:24:23.620 BBC journalist

00:24:24.320 was complaining

00:24:24.960 that he's a

00:24:26.160 China correspondent

00:24:26.840 he was in

00:24:27.360 China

00:24:27.700 and on

00:24:29.000 WeChat

00:24:29.480 China's 0.76

00:24:30.440 biggest social

00:24:31.320 media platform

00:24:32.080 you can't

00:24:32.560 talk about

00:24:32.920 the Tiananmen

00:24:33.540 Square protest

00:24:34.440 and he was

00:24:36.320 complaining about

00:24:36.940 this

00:24:37.320 and I made

00:24:39.120 the point

00:24:39.440 well

00:24:39.760 this is

00:24:40.940 interesting

00:24:41.280 because WeChat

00:24:41.940 is purportedly

00:24:43.240 a private

00:24:43.680 company

00:24:44.120 but we all

00:24:45.120 know that the

00:24:45.560 Chinese government

00:24:46.240 leans on them

00:24:47.240 to censor

00:24:48.620 dissidents

00:24:49.000 so it

00:24:50.400 seems like we

00:24:51.120 have a similar

00:24:51.580 thing happening

00:24:52.120 in the West

00:24:52.560 now we have

00:24:53.180 governments

00:24:53.660 and politicians

00:24:54.400 who can't

00:24:56.000 really censor

00:24:56.700 people themselves

00:24:57.360 because there

00:24:57.860 are all sorts

00:24:58.180 of laws

00:24:58.540 against that

00:24:59.280 slight difference

00:25:01.120 with China

00:25:01.560 there

00:25:01.880 but they

00:25:03.420 know that

00:25:03.800 they can

00:25:04.780 make private

00:25:05.260 companies

00:25:05.740 do it

00:25:06.240 on their

00:25:06.720 behalf

00:25:07.300 now in

00:25:08.680 Europe

00:25:08.820 they do

00:25:09.160 pass laws

00:25:09.720 making the

00:25:10.180 companies

00:25:10.500 do that

00:25:10.840 in America

00:25:11.340 where you

00:25:11.660 have the

00:25:11.880 First

00:25:12.080 Amendment

00:25:12.360 you just

00:25:13.540 have

00:25:13.720 politicians

00:25:14.200 telling these

00:25:14.920 companies

00:25:15.300 what to

00:25:15.660 do

00:25:15.820 and who

00:25:16.060 to censor

00:25:16.840 so the

00:25:18.020 parallels

00:25:18.500 are getting

00:25:20.000 more apparent

00:25:21.720 all the

00:25:22.060 time with

00:25:22.540 totalitarian

00:25:23.240 regimes like

00:25:23.940 China

00:25:24.260 you're so

00:25:24.700 right

00:25:24.920 I mean

00:25:25.220 of course

00:25:25.620 we find

00:25:26.100 censorship

00:25:26.520 of

00:25:26.760 Tiananmen 1.00

00:25:27.060 Square

00:25:27.260 odious

00:25:27.740 but how

00:25:28.380 is that

00:25:28.680 any

00:25:28.860 different

00:25:29.100 than what

00:25:29.420 you just

00:25:29.780 described

00:25:30.420 Google

00:25:30.860 doing to

00:25:31.880 Project

00:25:32.380 Veritas

00:25:32.800 and why

00:25:33.820 is it

00:25:34.100 and indeed

00:25:34.500 the social

00:25:35.880 credit system

00:25:36.560 so in

00:25:37.320 China

00:25:37.680 if you

00:25:38.880 engage in

00:25:39.900 behavior

00:25:40.320 the Chinese

00:25:41.620 communists

00:25:42.000 don't like

00:25:42.540 they'll adjust

00:25:43.200 your social

00:25:43.660 credit score

00:25:44.200 which will

00:25:44.440 effectively

00:25:44.820 ban you

00:25:45.360 from using

00:25:45.740 transportation

00:25:46.500 ban you

00:25:47.560 from using

00:25:48.120 from sending

00:25:49.560 your kids

00:25:49.880 to good schools

00:25:50.540 ban you

00:25:50.900 from all sorts

00:25:51.260 of essential

00:25:51.640 services

00:25:52.140 and we

00:25:54.440 have a very

00:25:54.940 similar system

00:25:55.740 now developing

00:25:56.460 in the private

00:25:57.080 sector in the

00:25:57.680 West where

00:25:58.120 if you fall

00:25:59.260 below a certain

00:25:59.960 your scores are

00:26:00.940 hidden but if

00:26:01.820 you fall below

00:26:02.340 a certain score

00:26:03.100 on Facebook

00:26:03.640 you attract too

00:26:05.040 many hate

00:26:05.960 agents points

00:26:06.800 I released a

00:26:08.000 story a few

00:26:08.520 weeks ago

00:26:10.040 exposing Facebook's

00:26:11.100 list of so-called

00:26:12.180 hate agents

00:26:13.040 people who are

00:26:14.480 monitoring for

00:26:15.660 hate speech

00:26:16.260 you accumulate

00:26:17.940 too many

00:26:18.340 points

00:26:18.800 and they'll 0.86

00:26:20.340 kick you 1.00

00:26:20.600 off the

00:26:20.800 platform

00:26:21.200 and we

00:26:22.800 have like

00:26:23.220 Uber and

00:26:23.820 Lyft and

00:26:24.700 Airbnb

00:26:25.120 kicking people

00:26:26.000 off

00:26:26.220 we have

00:26:26.520 PayPal

00:26:26.900 kicking people

00:26:27.480 off

00:26:27.660 credit cards

00:26:28.360 so all of

00:26:29.460 these essential

00:26:29.960 services can

00:26:30.780 be just

00:26:31.560 completely cut

00:26:32.740 off if you

00:26:33.340 exhibit the

00:26:33.920 wrong behavior

00:26:34.540 and you do

00:26:35.820 have a secret

00:26:36.360 score that's

00:26:37.460 assigned to you

00:26:38.040 by many of

00:26:38.460 these platforms

00:26:38.980 that is very

00:26:39.460 similar to

00:26:40.040 China's system 0.78

00:26:40.800 yeah you're

00:26:41.600 so right

00:26:42.020 I think these

00:26:42.720 companies are

00:26:43.200 practicing in

00:26:44.360 China and

00:26:45.340 importing the

00:26:46.020 bad practices

00:26:46.700 here instead

00:26:47.720 of taking the

00:26:49.760 history and

00:26:50.780 the culture and

00:26:51.920 the practices of

00:26:52.720 liberty from

00:26:53.300 here and

00:26:54.320 exporting liberty

00:26:55.180 there the

00:26:56.280 pipes are

00:26:56.900 reversed I find

00:26:57.880 that terrifying

00:26:58.480 and I come back

00:26:59.460 to the question

00:26:59.920 I've asked you

00:27:00.500 surely a dozen

00:27:01.100 times over the

00:27:01.860 years when's the

00:27:04.220 president going to

00:27:04.900 do anything because

00:27:05.740 I mean up here in

00:27:06.440 Canada we're

00:27:08.300 dealing with all

00:27:08.780 these Silicon Valley

00:27:09.640 based companies I

00:27:11.360 mean I suppose they

00:27:12.140 have some exposure

00:27:12.900 to Canadian law but

00:27:13.920 of course Justin

00:27:14.920 Trudeau likes the

00:27:15.600 censorship but at

00:27:16.160 the end of the

00:27:16.480 day Canada is

00:27:18.720 not the home base

00:27:19.580 for them Donald

00:27:20.660 Trump's America

00:27:21.500 is he controls the

00:27:22.920 communications decency

00:27:24.360 act he controls

00:27:25.260 antitrust

00:27:26.880 investigations civil

00:27:28.420 rights investigations

00:27:29.420 there are a number

00:27:30.480 of tools he could

00:27:31.220 use even if they're

00:27:31.980 not full failure 0.57

00:27:33.460 proof or fool

00:27:34.160 proof even just

00:27:36.120 launching them would

00:27:37.220 have a salutary

00:27:38.140 effect and yet

00:27:39.440 besides the odd

00:27:40.800 tweet from the

00:27:41.860 president I have

00:27:43.220 seen nothing and

00:27:44.240 the day is getting

00:27:45.000 long you know

00:27:47.740 it's we're halfway

00:27:49.340 through 2019 the

00:27:51.260 democratic primaries

00:27:52.200 are underway how

00:27:53.340 much more time will

00:27:54.260 there be for him to

00:27:55.260 save himself forget

00:27:56.040 about saving you and

00:27:56.740 me when will the man

00:27:57.800 save himself yeah I

00:28:00.240 mean he's personally

00:28:02.040 under attack Twitter

00:28:03.860 is now going to

00:28:04.580 censor his tweets

00:28:05.320 they're going to put

00:28:05.740 them behind barriers

00:28:07.200 you have to click

00:28:07.900 through to access

00:28:08.640 them so they're

00:28:10.200 openly censoring the

00:28:11.640 president now and he

00:28:12.860 seems to not be

00:28:15.000 doing much about it

00:28:15.960 other than speaking

00:28:16.820 out the justice

00:28:19.200 department did launch

00:28:20.040 an antitrust

00:28:20.740 investigation which is

00:28:21.880 a big deal but an

00:28:24.340 antitrust investigation

00:28:25.660 is sort of like it's

00:28:26.800 a not the right tool to

00:28:28.980 deal with this specific

00:28:29.860 problem I don't think

00:28:31.140 it's possible that you

00:28:33.140 could solve the

00:28:33.740 censorship question in a

00:28:34.740 settlement so maybe

00:28:36.040 that's what he's going

00:28:36.760 for but you know

00:28:37.560 antitrust is sort of

00:28:38.460 like you know a

00:28:40.320 square peg in a

00:28:41.280 round hole what he

00:28:43.660 what I think needs to

00:28:45.020 happen is as you

00:28:45.660 mentioned civil rights

00:28:46.520 investigations that's

00:28:47.740 that could be a very

00:28:48.740 useful tool because

00:28:50.020 many of these companies

00:28:51.580 are based in

00:28:52.060 California which has

00:28:52.940 strong laws against

00:28:53.980 political discrimination

00:28:55.300 against viewpoint

00:28:56.000 discrimination and

00:28:57.720 what I'd like to see

00:28:58.620 because again this is

00:29:00.920 just Silicon Valley

00:29:01.740 we're talking about now

00:29:02.720 it's credit cards

00:29:03.580 it's even restaurants

00:29:04.500 kicking you out because

00:29:05.360 of a political viewpoint

00:29:06.840 there was a knitting

00:29:07.560 website like the

00:29:09.640 biggest knitting

00:29:10.540 website on the internet

00:29:11.660 said they're not going

00:29:12.420 to allow Trump

00:29:13.160 supporters on their

00:29:13.820 platform anymore so

00:29:14.640 even knitting is

00:29:15.600 political it's amazing

00:29:17.880 what I think really

00:29:19.040 needs to happen not

00:29:20.580 just to stop this

00:29:21.540 injustice but also to

00:29:22.780 sort of decrease

00:29:23.680 partisan tensions

00:29:24.620 which are getting out

00:29:25.180 of control is we need

00:29:26.720 an extension of

00:29:27.480 California's laws on

00:29:29.260 political discrimination

00:29:30.720 across the entire

00:29:31.700 country I think

00:29:32.740 you know you mentioned

00:29:34.640 attorney generals and

00:29:36.120 you mentioned civil

00:29:36.780 rights laws in

00:29:37.300 California of course

00:29:37.860 California New York

00:29:38.840 Illinois a lot of

00:29:41.200 those big states are

00:29:42.400 run by Democrats who

00:29:43.560 are either in the

00:29:44.160 pocket of Silicon Valley

00:29:45.760 or like their

00:29:46.500 censorship for their

00:29:47.160 own reasons but there

00:29:48.260 are some states Texas

00:29:49.560 being an obvious one

00:29:50.580 Florida being another 0.50

00:29:51.820 where you have bold

00:29:55.020 state governments that

00:29:57.280 are Republican leaning

00:29:58.240 is there anything a

00:30:01.100 state level attorney

00:30:02.620 general can do on a

00:30:04.560 civil rights basis on a

00:30:05.760 trust-busting basis or is

00:30:07.040 that not their

00:30:07.920 jurisdiction can the

00:30:10.600 great governor of

00:30:11.540 Texas who's doing a lot

00:30:12.620 of good work in his

00:30:14.380 state house could he

00:30:15.520 take a run at these

00:30:16.380 companies he could

00:30:18.640 certainly give it a go

00:30:19.400 I mean there are I'm not

00:30:20.340 a lawyer but I'm sure

00:30:21.280 there are plenty tools

00:30:22.200 that a state attorney

00:30:23.060 general can use to make

00:30:24.900 a tech company's life

00:30:26.480 difficult and even if

00:30:28.240 they're not directly

00:30:29.040 related to the question

00:30:30.600 of discrimination or

00:30:31.560 censorship at least make

00:30:33.000 those questions part of

00:30:33.900 the settlement and

00:30:34.500 hopefully that's what

00:30:35.060 will happen with the

00:30:36.300 antitrust example what

00:30:38.280 also needs to happen I

00:30:39.160 think state legislatures

00:30:41.380 which as you say in many

00:30:42.760 cases are controlled by

00:30:43.560 Republicans in certain

00:30:44.980 states they need to

00:30:46.080 immediately pass laws on

00:30:47.400 viewpoint discrimination and

00:30:48.960 political discrimination I

00:30:50.180 think that's the way

00:30:50.800 forward yeah well I have

00:30:52.820 to say Alan I talk about

00:30:54.480 these things but I

00:30:55.900 believe that we will soon

00:30:57.140 be a subject of these

00:30:58.480 things we are facing baby

00:31:00.560 steps of discrimination

00:31:01.680 against our own platform

00:31:03.560 I see them even in recent

00:31:05.560 days and I am worried

00:31:07.360 that we ourselves will be

00:31:08.960 a new story and if that

00:31:11.220 happens as darkly as I

00:31:12.580 fear it might I hope that

00:31:13.520 you will light a candle for

00:31:15.080 us and write a story about

00:31:16.100 us because we'll need all

00:31:16.960 the help we can get

00:31:17.600 all right my friend well

00:31:21.860 thank you for joining us

00:31:22.780 today from Washington

00:31:24.040 via Skype good to see you

00:31:25.120 again thanks that's right

00:31:26.560 all right that's our friend

00:31:27.460 Alan Bocari senior tech

00:31:28.700 correspondent for

00:31:29.920 Breitbart calm hey

00:31:42.120 welcome back on my show

00:31:43.060 yesterday about Jared

00:31:43.940 Kushner's proposed deal to

00:31:45.720 solve the Palestinian 1.00

00:31:46.440 Israeli conflict Liza

00:31:47.540 writes when pigs fly

00:31:49.840 nothing will change as

00:31:50.660 long as terrorists run 0.92

00:31:51.460 their government give me a

00:31:52.220 break yeah I don't

00:31:54.420 understand the idea I mean

00:31:55.860 I was relieved to hear

00:31:57.380 that the 50 billion was

00:31:58.340 coming from Arab

00:31:58.920 countries and not from

00:31:59.760 America but you know you

00:32:02.220 could you could offer a

00:32:03.160 trillion you could offer a

00:32:04.240 gazillion dollars these

00:32:06.560 people don't actually want

00:32:07.880 peace air frat was offered

00:32:10.000 everything and gave it up

00:32:11.120 Paul writes if anyone could

00:32:14.760 bring peace Trump could that

00:32:17.240 said it's not possible to

00:32:18.340 build peace with people who

00:32:20.320 would rather die than make

00:32:21.220 it happen I think it was

00:32:23.680 Golda Meir the American born

00:32:25.700 prime minister of Israel who

00:32:27.140 said we'll have peace when

00:32:29.280 Palestinians love their kids

00:32:31.260 as much as they hate our

00:32:32.580 kids and that's a pretty

00:32:33.900 tough thing to say but I

00:32:34.940 think there's some truth to

00:32:35.900 it

00:32:36.400 Betty writes if the people in

00:32:39.960 the Middle East would stop 1.00

00:32:40.860 fighting and work together

00:32:41.780 there would be no end to what

00:32:42.720 they could accomplish I think

00:32:44.980 there's some truth to that I

00:32:46.520 mean look at Dubai and of

00:32:48.100 course Dubai has oil money but

00:32:49.480 now it's much more than that you

00:32:51.720 can see what countries even

00:32:53.480 without resources like Hong 0.96

00:32:55.020 Kong there are really no 1.00

00:32:56.080 natural resources there it's a

00:32:57.740 port but there's no oil

00:32:59.800 there's no gas there's no

00:33:00.800 mines it's a city based on

00:33:02.880 freedom and commerce and

00:33:03.840 cooperation and they love

00:33:06.000 freedom don't they Singapore you

00:33:07.620 could say the same thing so

00:33:08.620 yeah I mean in the Middle East

00:33:11.420 you've got access I mean look at

00:33:14.260 look at a map you've got Asia

00:33:15.800 Africa and Europe all like a 1.00

00:33:18.680 three-leaf clover right around

00:33:20.160 you you could do anything

00:33:21.540 Dubai certainly is West Bank 0.98

00:33:25.080 and Gaza have the advantage of

00:33:26.360 being right next to Israel which

00:33:27.820 is a very large Western oriented

00:33:29.840 economy of course they could but

00:33:31.140 that has not been the focus of

00:33:33.080 the Palestinian leadership for two

00:33:35.100 generations I find it very sad

00:33:37.080 but Joel Pollack's point was this

00:33:39.900 is calling the bluff of the

00:33:41.540 Palestinian side well it's a shame 1.00

00:33:43.920 that I think that bluff will in

00:33:45.620 fact be called but maybe we have

00:33:48.140 to wait another century for peace

00:33:49.500 to come all right folks that's the

00:33:51.120 show for today until next time on

00:33:52.940 behalf of all of us here at

00:33:53.920 Rebel World Headquarters and you at

00:33:55.060 home good night and keep fighting

00:33:56.780 for freedom

00:33:57.320 for building club

00:34:02.180 we'll be back

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Rebel News Podcast - June 29, 2019

Liberal Party facing little resistance on road to Canada-wide hate registry

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