Rebel News Podcast - November 09, 2026


Mass Immigration ＂Bananas＂, Taxpayer funded media defend Libs and Trudeau's new job ｜ Rebel Roundup

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00:00:39.100 Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen.
00:00:48.320 Welcome to the Rebel News live stream on this, a Monday, November 9th, 2026.
00:00:54.580 Coming to you from somewhere in a nondescript office building in Toronto, Rebel News headquarters.
00:01:02.020 I'm David Menzies and my co-host, well, let me tell you a bit about my co-host, shall I?
00:01:08.360 Folks, you know that today is World Freedom Day.
00:01:12.540 she does not celebrate it because well basically since 2022 or 2022 yes she has had so many of her
00:01:22.540 freedoms eclipsed by the liberal party of canada i am speaking of the one and only tamara leach
00:01:30.500 how you doing tamara i'm doing fantastic david it's great to be here with you today i'm looking
00:01:35.780 forward to it thank you so much and by the way pardon me i didn't know i said i didn't know it
00:01:41.040 world freedom day yeah it's really a u.s uh thing uh it's to commemorate the falling of the berlin
00:01:47.280 wall uh back on monday november 9th 1989 um maybe we have to uh well we don't have berlin walls in
00:01:57.360 canada but we have all kinds of censorship bills they're trying to ram through and by the way uh
00:02:03.280 tomorrow in case anyone thinks i'm exaggerating your plight if you can just move to the left or
00:02:09.920 right a little bit I want people to see there you go look at that folks there is a an incredible
00:02:16.640 painting about a despicable event Tamara Leach in Ottawa being arrested handcuffed behind her back
00:02:24.680 and how many days did you spend in a in a cell Tamara? 49 days all told yeah unbelievable
00:02:32.900 wasn't very free and yet here we are in 2026 you can chant genocide you can display swastikas you
00:02:41.300 can cosplay as terrorists you can carry around um fake hand grenades at least i hope they're fake
00:02:47.860 we don't know and uh for law enforcement nah nothing to see here go about your business folks
00:02:54.980 unbelievable um anyways tamara thank you so much for making time out of your busy day to uh co-host
00:03:01.980 the live stream with me. And by the way, please tell the folks how they can get involved if they
00:03:07.120 want to get their opinions aired. Absolutely. If you want to join the conversation today and
00:03:13.260 you're watching on YouTube, you can send us a super chat. If it's over $5, we're going to read
00:03:17.820 it on the air. If you're watching this after the live stream, you can send us a super thanks. And
00:03:22.320 of course, if you're watching on Rumble, one of the last free speech platforms out there,
00:03:26.940 you can send us a Rumble rant. And as I said, if it's over $5, we're going to read it on the air.
00:03:31.080 fantastic and before we get to uh the meat and potatoes of the day a bit of housekeeping here
00:03:37.960 folks um rebel news live is coming to vancouver november 14th that's this saturday and then the
00:03:44.960 following saturday november 21st uh here in toronto well the toronto area at least join
00:03:51.520 ezra levent the big boss man himself sheila gun reed tamara leach and special guest for
00:03:58.080 is that maybe what my probation officer says you know do you see what i'm talking about folks on
00:04:04.780 world freedom day tamara leach a canadian needs permission to travel within canada to go to our
00:04:10.980 events unbelievable do do we know tamara if we have that permission from your probation officer
00:04:16.820 yet no not yet i'm still waiting on it i did submit my request on thursday so we'll hopefully
00:04:22.860 find out today or tomorrow if i can head to vancouver this weekend i sure hope so unbelievable
00:04:28.480 so when i say tamara leach coming to rebel news live folks there's an asterisk um pending
00:04:34.500 permission from her probation officer unbelievable it is i mean how could you just tell you gotta
00:04:41.680 laugh about it oh you have to uh but tamara believe me inside i'm crying and uh again what
00:04:49.540 a mockery this makes of World Freedom Day. In any event, we have some other special guests,
00:04:57.540 Katie Pastanay and Frances Whittowson. And listen, folks, I mean it when I say if you want to come
00:05:06.900 get your tickets, these events always, always sell out. I don't want to see any walk-up crowd
00:05:13.640 getting turned away, that there's no capacity. And we have to turn you away. You know why?
00:05:18.880 we always have a spy or two in the audience. And if we violate the fire code, you know what's
00:05:25.340 going to run on the CBC the next day. So we have to be on our best behavior. So what I'm saying,
00:05:32.220 if you want to get tickets, please go to rebelnews.com slash RNL underscore 2026.
00:05:42.940 you'll find it on our website and buy those tickets as soon as possible hey just five days
00:05:49.140 before the vancouver event and i will love to see everybody at the 21st event i'll be there of course
00:05:56.540 there you go as billy red lines used to say don't you dare miss it okay so well uh tamara this is
00:06:05.980 fantastic news for Tim Hortons. Looks like immigration levels are going to keep on going 0.98
00:06:15.180 at what I feel is irresponsible levels. Let's throw to a video of Pierre Poliev weighing in on 1.00
00:06:23.920 this. I'm sure he's going to be desecrated in the mainstream media for this, or should I call it the
00:06:30.920 government-funded media, but let's hear what the conservative leader has to say about mass migration.
00:06:38.700 Even more immigration? What? Yeah, well, that's Mark Carney's latest levels plan, which he
00:06:45.040 published late last week. It foretells increasing permanent immigration up to 650,000 people in
00:06:52.860 2027. That will be an all-time annual record, 200,000 more than the highest year under Trudeau.
00:06:59.280 This is bonkers. And then he went further. On Friday, after Parliament closed for 10 days,
00:07:05.300 he snuck out changes to the temporary foreign worker program that will allow corporate power
00:07:09.860 brokers to bring in even more low-wage temporary foreign workers that will drive down jobs for
00:07:15.800 Canadians. This is insane. Population growth already outstripped housing, health care,
00:07:19.800 and jobs for a decade. Criminals and terrorists have gotten in through open liberal borders,
00:07:24.520 and now Carney wants even more numbers?
00:07:28.000 How could the Liberals make this mistake?
00:07:30.320 Or is it a mistake? No, it's part of a plan.
00:07:33.760 The Prime Minister's ambassador to the US, Mark Wiseman,
00:07:37.000 and the head of Carney's investment agency, Dominic Barton,
00:07:39.940 two big corporate power brokers founded something called the Century Initiative.
00:07:44.320 It's a plan to grow Canada's population to 100 million people.
00:07:49.080 Why, you ask?
00:07:49.900 Well, mass migration makes corporate power brokers a lot richer. 0.98
00:07:54.520 they can lower wages with an endless supply of poor work foreign workers who come in and accept 0.97
00:07:59.720 less and they can charge a lot more rent when the housing market gets overwhelmed with too many
00:08:05.400 people but that destroys the working class who pay more to get less and while carney pretended
00:08:12.760 to change course and immigration it was all talk and no results like everything else look at the
00:08:17.800 facts asylum claims these are the number of people claiming to be refugees they're collecting our
00:08:23.160 tax dollars? The number is up 2,600% from when Liberals took office. There are almost three times
00:08:30.200 as many temporary foreign workers. International students entering are up 68%. The number of
00:08:35.720 temporary residents in Canada is up 300% to 2.8 million people. And so many that Carney can't
00:08:43.320 even keep count. Earlier this year, he undercounted the number of people in Canada by 300,000,
00:08:49.720 according to later published data from Statistics Canada.
00:08:53.320 But Conservatives are fighting back, my friends. 0.95
00:08:55.400 We will fight to stop the Century Initiative and mass immigration.
00:08:59.240 Our Canada-first immigration plan includes cutting numbers, 1.00
00:09:02.440 no more tax-funded benefits for people here illegally, 1.00
00:09:05.240 they must leave, full prison sentences and deportation for visiting criminals 0.63
00:09:09.720 who are not permanent residents or citizens,
00:09:12.040 require corporations to hire Canadians over temporary foreign workers. 0.75
00:09:16.740 We'll make sure that Canadians come first for jobs, homes, and health care. 0.70
00:09:21.320 We'll have solid borders. 0.90
00:09:23.000 We'll take care of our own.
00:09:25.380 And we'll put Canada first.
00:09:27.800 You know, Tamara, here's where I stand on the comments by Pierre Polyev.
00:09:34.020 I think he's being too kind.
00:09:35.820 I think he's being too polite when he talks about the Century Initiative,
00:09:39.720 when he talks about the advantages for the corporate power brokers by getting this influx
00:09:46.220 of cheap labor. And by the way, I wonder how many of those corporate power brokers have ties to
00:09:52.120 Brookfield Asset Management, because I think the theme going forward for the next several years in
00:09:57.720 this country is what's good for Brookfield Asset Management is good for Canada. My point is,
00:10:05.380 it's also good policy politically. Who was the biggest demographic that voted liberal
00:10:11.820 some 18 months ago? Well, it was the boomers. Now the liberals might be evil. Oh, did he call
00:10:18.340 the liberals evil? Yeah, I think I just did. But you know what? They're not stupid, Tamara.
00:10:22.800 And they realize that voting block is literally dying off. The oldest boomers are entering their 0.99
00:10:29.720 80s right now. So we need a replacement base. Why not bring in millions and millions of people 1.00
00:10:38.740 and basically the silent quid pro quo part of the arrangement is take advantage of a job,
00:10:47.460 take advantage of our health care, take advantage of our welfare systems. All we ask is every four
00:10:53.700 years ago when you go to the polls you check the red box liberal party of canada i think that's
00:11:01.360 what's really behind this your thoughts tamara yeah i i agree with you 100 i think they're looking
00:11:08.460 for a new voter base as you just said and to the leader of the opposition's point we simply don't
00:11:13.640 have the infrastructure to handle this many immigrants right now we don't have the housing 1.00
00:11:17.560 As you said, we're in a job crisis. 1.00
00:11:20.820 We have a cost of living affordability crisis here.
00:11:23.720 We don't have the housing and our health care system is completely overwhelmed.
00:11:27.940 You know, if you go to the emergency room for something these days, you're looking at, you know, five to 12 hour wait times.
00:11:33.480 And I think that's being generous, depending on which part of the country that you're in.
00:11:36.840 A hundred percent. So it's not just the strains on the labor market, as Mr. Paliyev said, but health care.
00:11:44.900 I mean, you know, I'm in line right now in Ontario for a near operation, Tamera Leach.
00:11:51.280 It's a six-month waiting list.
00:11:52.900 That's like winning the lottery.
00:11:54.140 In B.C., that same operation, you're on a five-year waiting list.
00:11:58.820 Could you imagine if, say, you were like 79?
00:12:01.360 We'll take you in 2031, sir.
00:12:05.020 Am I going to be alive then? 0.88
00:12:07.040 I mean, this is ridiculous. 0.93
00:12:09.180 Now, you add more people to this line. 0.95
00:12:12.360 What do you think is going to happen?
00:12:13.480 And of course, the housing market. It's under incredible strains right now. I don't see any new housing going up in any significant numbers. And one other point, Tamara, and we've covered demonstrations, typically in Brampton, beautiful Brampton, Ontario, and it's international foreign workers, international, sorry, temporary foreign workers, international students who are struggling with the idea of the word temporary.
00:12:43.480 And they're having demonstrations to become Canadian citizens.
00:12:49.760 And their signs, if you can imagine the chutzpah, are words like, nobody is illegal on stolen land.
00:12:58.780 And Canada, don't be racist and hateful. 0.98
00:13:03.260 Stolen land, racist, hateful. 0.99
00:13:06.200 Who in their right mind would want to move here, Tamara, in the first place? 0.88
00:13:10.680 Well, exactly.
00:13:11.560 I mean, that's just that's just rhetoric, right? This is just, you know, the go to is to call someone or something racist. And then that seems to just be the end all. But you're right. I mean, a temporary foreign worker has to agree to come here temporarily. So where was their concerns and questions about that when they were filling out their application to come here?
00:13:32.560 100%. And you know, on that note, on Saturday, I visited a Tim Hortons. Folks, do not call the
00:13:41.940 police. I repeat, do not call the police. You see, this Tim Hortons was in Niagara Falls, New York.
00:13:47.980 And as you may know, I'm banned from all Canadian Tim Hortons. But evidently, I'm allowed in the
00:13:54.900 US once. It's very funny. It's the same corporate owner, Restaurant Brands International. You know
00:14:00.420 what I noticed, Tamara, and the video will be coming out. First of all, the restaurant was
00:14:05.820 immaculate. And you'll see the video evidence. The bathrooms were immaculate. The staff,
00:14:15.760 the courteous, friendly staff, all of them American citizens, right? So it can be done.
00:14:23.500 I think Canada's largest food service chain doesn't have to bring in cheap foreign labor and saying no to Canadians, no to Canadian seniors, no to Canadian students hoping to get a summer or part time job because Tim Hortons units can do it in the U.S.
00:14:40.740 So why can't we do it in Canada other than outrageous corporate greed?
00:14:46.800 Yes, 100 percent. And don't forget, a lot of these businesses are being subsidized for hiring temporary workers also.
00:14:52.340 So they have that sort of motivation behind it also.
00:14:59.240 And you know what else, Tamara, and this isn't spoken about, 0.99
00:15:03.680 is that it's almost a form of slavery when these temporary foreign workers come in 0.60
00:15:08.920 because you only get to stay in Canada as long as you get a job. 0.85
00:15:12.420 Meaning that whatever the management says, whatever shift they require you to run,
00:15:17.680 whatever overtime they require you to do, it's got to be yes
00:15:22.000 because otherwise you're fired and back to wherever you go is that the kind of canadian
00:15:27.720 values that we're all about kind of a quasi slavery uh relationship so tim hortons but i
00:15:35.040 stopped going there i stopped going to tom hortons a while though because their quality um just went
00:15:39.640 to you know into the toilet but um again these are they're taking away jobs from a lot of our youth
00:15:45.000 these are entry-level jobs for some people as you said a lot of seniors canadian seniors
00:15:49.240 and typically worked at Tim Hortons, and you just don't see that anymore.
00:15:53.540 No.
00:15:54.060 And so I think we need to, it's concerning.
00:15:56.660 And I'm not saying this out of sour grapes. 0.90
00:15:58.660 I totally agree with Tamara Leach, folks. 1.00
00:16:00.880 That food is almost inedible.
00:16:02.820 Do you know, the other day I went to Starbucks for a breakfast sandwich.
00:16:06.300 I could not believe how good it was, Tamara.
00:16:10.540 Yes, it's more expensive.
00:16:12.120 It was worth every penny.
00:16:14.180 What you get at Tim Hortons, and again, it's squeezing everything
00:16:17.660 to get the maximum number amount of profits uh the food quality's gone way down i loved going to
00:16:24.660 that niagara falls new york tim horns the only thing i'm complaining about the big mural of tim
00:16:29.900 horton's uh tim horton rather the hockey player he was wearing a buffalo sabres uniform that
00:16:36.380 sacrilege how dare they in any event but let's get to our uh next um video or sorry headline
00:16:45.400 rather uh to your point uh tamara from the national post young canadians are struggling
00:16:52.000 to find work quote i thought that by now i'd have some sort of job when i graduated i thought that
00:16:59.720 by now i'd have some sort of job that is linked to my actual undergrad degree and um apparently
00:17:08.060 not. There are fewer and fewer jobs. You can look for the story, folks, and it gives the numbers
00:17:17.560 and the percentages. And this is the same National Post that last year, Tamara, had an absolutely
00:17:23.660 captivating story for all the wrong reasons, the death of the summertime job. And this is
00:17:30.520 completely directly related to the number of foreigners we're bringing in to displace 0.97
00:17:37.940 Canadian citizens. I think that's shocking. Yeah, it is. It is 100% shocking. And as you said, 0.99
00:17:44.640 a lot of our Canadian youth are graduating university, graduating college, going out
00:17:50.040 into the world, and there's nothing for them out there. When we were doing a speaking tour 0.99
00:17:55.660 early this fall i i got to talk earlier this year sorry in the spring i got to speak with a lot of
00:18:01.420 uh young people that are very concerned about uh what their job out looks like um how are they ever
00:18:06.940 going to be able to afford a home a lot of these our youth are going to be living in their parents
00:18:11.740 basements for the foreseeable future because they simply can't get the work and they can't afford 1.00
00:18:17.180 housing so it begs the question then how can we be bringing in this many more uh immigrants to 1.00
00:18:23.100 canada will be we don't have the infrastructure in place to support the canadian citizens that
00:18:27.180 are already living here you know you don't have to convince me tamara about five years ago my sons
00:18:33.260 moved out of the gta the greater toronto area why because even though they're gainfully
00:18:38.300 employed they know that getting into the the canadian dream getting a piece of the real estate
00:18:44.620 uh market even in the declining market i should point out is a pipe dream so they move five hours
00:18:51.900 away to Windsor. You know what? You can get a house in Windsor that is probably less than a
00:18:58.000 third compared to where I live, Richmond Hill. That's not even Toronto. That's a suburb north
00:19:03.640 of Toronto. Less than a third. Yeah, they'll be paying off that mortgage for some 30 years,
00:19:10.460 but at least as the saying goes, one brick at a time. But they didn't want to leave Toronto.
00:19:15.320 They had to leave Toronto. And it's not just Toronto. The same can be said about
00:19:19.440 uh montreal definitely the same can be said about vancouver uh i think this is so unfair
00:19:26.560 to the next generations tamara yeah i agree yeah i do agree it's incredibly unfair and you know i i
00:19:34.380 think you and i have talked about this before david but you know up until uh july i i've been
00:19:39.600 to toronto quite a few times and for work related stuff obviously and you know speaking to uber
00:19:45.200 drivers speaking to taxi drivers i mean there's a lot of like professionals that are getting these
00:19:49.660 second and third jobs and as i talk to them you know when i tell them i compare the cost of living
00:19:54.200 in my city compared to what they're doing i mean some of these people are working three and four
00:19:57.700 jobs just to exist not to live that's just to exist like i i can't comprehend how anybody can
00:20:05.940 afford to live in the city of toronto or the gta for that matter you know uh tamara just on the
00:20:12.080 transportation file. The saying here now is Toronto, too expensive to own a car, too dangerous
00:20:21.060 to take public transit. But you know what? A couple of weeks ago, you dummies out there,
00:20:26.200 you brought Olivia Chow back in with a huge mandate. I guess you like it that way. So what 0.96
00:20:31.020 do I know? Anyways, speaking of getting feedback from the little people, well, Mr. Francois
00:20:39.280 philippe champagne he's getting all kinds of positive feedback will you hear this one
00:20:46.080 second thing on the grocery benefit well it's making a difference in the live i was at grocery
00:20:51.120 stores and you know uh people would say listen this is the kind of things that is making a real
00:20:56.320 difference and now we're saying we understand the other the other pillar was the price of gas we're
00:21:01.680 suspending up to january 31st 2027. second thing on the grocery you know first of all tamara
00:21:09.280 This idea of people coming up to him, thanking the Carney government for making their groceries more affordable. 0.98
00:21:17.860 I am calling bullshite. 0.96
00:21:20.700 In fact, I'm getting deja vu. 0.95
00:21:22.320 Remember in the 90s, Jean Chrétien, when he was prime minister, he talked about having these discussions on his way to the parliament buildings with a homeless man and getting feedback about how to make Canada better for those who are less well off.
00:21:39.280 And then the media back in the day when they did their job, they went looking for this homeless man.
00:21:44.480 Guess what? He was an imaginary friend. He didn't exist.
00:21:49.180 I want to meet anyone that knows anyone that went to Mr. Champagne to thank him for the for the carny government's grocery benefit.
00:22:00.520 Please reach out on the tips line. I want to interview that person.
00:22:04.820 What say you, Tamara? Is this BS?
00:22:07.600 yes oh 100 again it would be interesting to talk please yeah i mean i can think of a few things to
00:22:14.000 say to him if i ever ran into a grocery store but it certainly wouldn't be patting him on the back
00:22:18.460 for a job well done uh how can you pat yourself on the back for a job well done when the price
00:22:22.900 of your groceries are so expensive that you have to be subsidized by the canadian government in
00:22:26.700 order to afford them i mean the uh it's astounding it is astounding how these guys can just word
00:22:33.060 salad their way into uh remarks like that you know it's it's the liberal way and and you know
00:22:40.020 uh tamara like in the department of perverse irony when it comes to the elitist factor i mean
00:22:47.460 how elitist of a name is champagne right like shouldn't by the way champagne is a registered
00:22:55.060 trademark for the champagne region of france you're not allowed to call a sparkling wine
00:23:01.220 champagne unless it comes out of that region in fact i remember it's going back i think to the
00:23:05.620 late 70s they sued canada dry the soda pop people because they had an ad slogan the champagne of
00:23:14.120 ginger ales and i think they won because i've never seen that slogan used again so i don't know
00:23:20.580 i guess we can't condemn him for being born with that name but you know when i hear about a guy
00:23:25.940 called champagne uh speaking how he you know hobnobs with the little people and how grateful
00:23:32.660 they are it's a little rich wouldn't you say i agree maybe we should uh call him francois philippe
00:23:40.100 grocery benefit then instead how about we go back to uh mr polyev um oh this is interesting i love
00:23:49.140 this when even the cbc is fact-checking uh liberal broken housing promises oh my god the lapdogs are
00:23:58.180 becoming watchdogs again say it ain't so we have established build canada homes to build affordable
00:24:06.260 non-market housing we have over 19 000 homes underway right now let's check the facts how many
00:24:12.580 of those 19 000 homes the housing minister is talking about are currently getting built build
00:24:17.780 World Canada Homes says more than 2,000 are currently under construction, meaning shovels
00:24:22.440 are in the ground.
00:24:23.440 Although it has committed to supporting the construction of more than 19,000.
00:24:27.780 When I asked what stage the other roughly 17,000 are in, the agency did not answer that
00:24:32.860 question.
00:24:33.860 According to its website, nearly 4,000 units are currently in the procurement process,
00:24:38.080 which includes selecting a design builder.
00:24:40.240 They're located at six sites across Canada, including Ottawa, Edmonton, Winnipeg, Toronto,
00:24:46.220 Longay, Quebec, and Dartmouth, Nova Scotia.
00:24:48.680 But again, only about 2,000 units
00:24:50.960 are actually getting built right now.
00:24:52.720 And it's been more than a year
00:24:53.940 since the government launched Build Canada Homes
00:24:56.100 to tackle the housing crisis
00:24:57.640 and speed up residential construction.
00:24:59.740 It was part of the Liberals' election promise
00:25:01.920 to double housing construction.
00:25:03.620 Almost half a million new homes every single year.
00:25:06.800 But Canada is currently only building
00:25:08.740 about half that many homes.
00:25:10.240 For the past few years,
00:25:11.380 housing starts have been hovering around 250,000 annually,
00:25:15.200 according to data from the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation.
00:25:18.460 Its latest report says housing starts need to rise to between $417,000 and $469,000 annually
00:25:24.960 to restore affordability to pre-pandemic levels by 2036.
00:25:29.220 Oh my goodness. I can just imagine what Prime Minister Carney did after seeing that report.
00:25:36.640 He got on the hotline to CBC headquarters in Toronto.
00:25:41.540 He said, yeah, that Avneet, fire her!
00:25:45.200 You know, I'm having an out-of-body experience.
00:25:51.160 You know, we have the CBC doing good due diligence for a change.
00:25:57.140 And I think being a little too kind because when Carney said half a million housing starts per year,
00:26:05.260 and I think she mentioned, I'd have to look at the figures more closely, I suppose, Tamara.
00:26:10.660 But she said it's less than half of that.
00:26:13.380 Well, yeah, less than half, because 17 plus 19, that's $36,000.
00:26:19.080 That ain't half a million, Tamara Leach.
00:26:22.220 And only $2,000 of that $36,000 is actual shovels in the ground.
00:26:30.120 First of all, another outrageous promise made, promise broken.
00:26:35.760 And Tamara, what do you think of the CBC rediscovering its spine
00:26:41.200 and calling out the carny liberals on this maybe we need to perform a wellness check
00:26:47.100 and make sure everybody's okay over there uh but but you know credit where credit is due and uh i
00:26:53.220 i will give him credit for for holding their feet to the fire there now remember when uh they were
00:26:57.960 showing some uh footage from his announcement on housing last year and if you recall that was all
00:27:03.460 a fake setup um that had been brought in for his announcement it wasn't even a real home that they
00:27:09.160 were building. You know, this coming from the Prime Minister that said Canada was going to be
00:27:14.000 building at speeds not seen in generations. 2,000 as opposed to a half a million is quite a
00:27:19.460 discrepancy. You know, and you kind of triggered me there, Tamara. I can't watch a football game
00:27:27.940 these days without seeing at least 14 ads from the federal government and the provincial government
00:27:34.720 patting themselves on the back about what a great job they're doing. And by the way,
00:27:41.920 let's cut to the chase. These aren't information ads. These are unofficial campaign ads, right?
00:27:48.260 You know, with the feds, it's about how great the Liberal Party is. In Ontario, it's how great the
00:27:53.440 PC party is. And, you know, to your example about developing projects, I always laugh
00:28:03.100 at the perverse example that the feds use about how great we are at building mega projects and
00:28:10.800 they're talking about the St. Lawrence Seaway that goes back to the 1950s the footage is in
00:28:17.460 black and white that's all you got yeah oh my gosh yeah that it's it's crazy but you're right
00:28:24.680 nobody loves to slap themselves in the back more than the liberal government as was evident um I
00:28:29.800 don't know if you got a chance to watch when they were delivering the budget last week but
00:28:33.080 But, I mean, it was the whole backbench of the Liberal Party was clapping like a bunch of trained seals.
00:28:38.000 It was pretty phenomenal to see.
00:28:41.060 Yeah, well, twas ever thus, I would argue.
00:28:44.420 And the bad thing about that budget, Tamara, and it's kind of surprising, Carney, having a banker's background,
00:28:53.020 how they have mortgaged the future for your kids and your grandkids.
00:28:58.280 These debts and deficits.
00:29:00.820 At one point, Tamara, we're going to run out of money.
00:29:03.680 It will be impossible to pay off.
00:29:05.840 I long for the days of Paul Martin when he was finance minister.
00:29:10.120 Imagine that, balancing the books.
00:29:11.860 But it seems like Carney is taking a page from Prime Minister Blackface. 0.88
00:29:18.300 You know, the budget will balance itself.
00:29:22.400 Well, it is very concerning the amount of debt that they're going to be increasing this budget by.
00:29:26.900 and again this is our children and our grandchildren that are going to be paying for it
00:29:30.460 and to go back to the housing David I would like to know how many of these are homes and not these
00:29:34.580 little tiny postage stamps um that they're saying are going to be homes you know there's a big
00:29:39.680 difference there's a lot of these teeny teeny tiny dwellings that they're building also so
00:29:43.760 I mean are we talking actually actual homes or are we talking you know little trailers oh Tamara
00:29:51.260 if only there were little homes if only there were little trailers we did a story I believe it was
00:29:56.060 last year we went to the bayview and cummer area of north toronto and there's a housing project
00:30:02.460 going up for seniors tamara these are c cans being retrofitted can you imagine it's almost
00:30:11.580 as though we're in the third world we're putting our seniors into c cans how did we get here
00:30:18.700 10 years 11 years of a liberal government i mean but you're exactly right you know chris barber
00:30:27.700 and i were out in nova scotia a couple years ago to attend a fundraiser for one of the other
00:30:31.600 truckers that was involved in the uh convoy and um there was there's a whole um area there that
00:30:37.600 they had fenced off with little teeny tiny homes i swear to god they were no bigger than the room
00:30:42.540 that i'm sitting in right now um and you know they're slapping themselves in the back again
00:30:47.500 for stuff like this these aren't homes they're they're basically little prison cells i'll have
00:30:52.600 to get a picture of that and send it to you david it's quite something to see i would love to see
00:30:56.020 that well i guess to paraphrase um the world economic forum poobahs who uh corny loves uh
00:31:02.480 you will have almost nothing and be happy well not really happy but you won't be dead at least
00:31:08.560 and if you're thinking about that no problem we got this little thing called maid no that's not 1.00
00:31:13.260 a lady that comes to your teeny tiny home to clean it up. That's your farewell ticket to the 1.00
00:31:19.060 great hereafter. Again, the damage to our country these last 11 years, Tamara Leach, and yet I look
00:31:28.680 at the polls, Carney's approval rating soaring. I look at the polls that suggest a super majority
00:31:36.440 government for the liberals if an election were held today um i just shake my head i i i guess
00:31:44.700 it works when you indoctrinate people by buying off the media the cbc uh exhibit a
00:31:52.720 it is truly mind-boggling you know i spent a lot of weekend thinking about
00:31:58.060 i guess a lot of canada's problems you know um they've recently banned uh military chaplains from
00:32:04.420 saying the word God in their in their services and when you look at all these
00:32:11.180 things that are happening it's truly mind-boggling we you know they're
00:32:13.880 taking God out of military they've taken God out of the schools it's just yeah
00:32:20.860 the maid program I mean not that broke from I think it was the Daily Mail out
00:32:24.340 of the UK that the our veterans well we knew that there are veterans were being
00:32:28.540 offered made anyways but you know I remember the story I think from a couple
00:32:32.120 of years ago where a veteran simply wanted a wheelchair ramp so they contacted Veterans
00:32:36.940 Affairs to get help to have a wheelchair ramp installed and instead you know best they could
00:32:41.020 do was made sorry we can't give you a wheelchair ramp but you know we could we could made you if
00:32:45.300 you like I mean you know again I rant about this a lot David but the Canada that I grew up in was
00:32:51.380 a Canada where we looked after our most vulnerable we didn't put our senior citizens in sea cans we
00:32:56.080 didn't offer our military veterans made. And not only that, we also have the government now
00:33:02.020 offering up to $45,000 if you're a Canadian artist. Yet, I mean, our previous prime minister
00:33:07.960 was telling our veterans that they were asking for more than we can give right now. So, I mean,
00:33:12.620 there's an initiative that they could immediately stop and offer that to our veterans instead.
00:33:18.560 Absolutely, Tamara. And you're right. That's exactly what I was going to point out, that
00:33:23.900 And Justin Trudeau infamously said to the veterans, you're asking for too much, essentially.
00:33:31.120 Yeah, I know we asked you to put your life on the line serving overseas, but, you know, a wheelchair ramp. 1.00
00:33:36.760 Why don't you just mage yourself? 0.95
00:33:39.040 And secondly, to your first point, Tamara, imagine that a chaplain being told you cannot use the word God.
00:33:47.580 That's kind of like telling the animal control services officer, don't say the word dog.
00:33:53.900 you know just can you think we don't want you using pejorative language unbelievable folks we
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00:36:26.740 gracious tamara look at this x posting blavatnik i hope i'm pronouncing that right blavatnik
00:36:34.500 school of government quote we are pleased to announce that the right honorable sorry the right
00:36:43.220 honorable justin trudeau has joined oxford university's blavatnik school of government
00:36:50.500 as a distinguished fellow and member of the world leaders circle end quote uh tamara i don't know
00:36:58.260 about you but as soon as we're off air i'm going to do some research regarding who in blue hell
00:37:04.580 is the blavatnik school of government i've never heard of them before but oxford university isn't
00:37:10.500 that one of the most august universities in the world how do they end up getting a dummy like that
00:37:18.900 on board. I know that's a little harsh, but there's not a lot of there there when it comes
00:37:25.600 to Justin Trudeau. He proved that to us over his decade as prime minister.
00:37:32.160 Tamara, how do you make sense of this? You know what? I can't. I can't. I saw that too. And you
00:37:40.160 know, obviously Oxford has lowered their standards considerably, right? Maybe into the trash bin.
00:37:45.440 I don't know how you explain it. I mean, we're talking about a prime minister who, A, wasn't particularly that smart. And B, you know, the invocation of the Emergencies Act is still, you know, going through the courts. And he was obviously a huge part of that.
00:38:04.340 The Emergencies Act was unconstitutionally, unreasonably, and unjustifiably invoked.
00:38:09.560 There's been four judges in Canada that have came to that same conclusion,
00:38:12.900 and it's now before the Supreme Court.
00:38:14.840 So I don't know what these guys are thinking.
00:38:17.100 That's one of the most egregious overreaches in Canadian history.
00:38:20.380 So for the distinguished, I mean, what is distinguished about this man?
00:38:26.140 And what is he getting paid, Tamara?
00:38:28.960 and and is he getting it i'll give you an over underline to use uh football terminology is it
00:38:36.000 more or less than what he got paid from the we charity that's what i want right exactly well i
00:38:44.480 mean this former prime minister had scandal after scandal after scandal under his entire tenure i
00:38:50.080 have absolutely no idea what oxford is thinking but um not that i was ever going to send my children
00:38:55.200 there anyways but i definitely wouldn't advocate for that now oh no and you know um if people are
00:39:01.440 saying oh you're being harsh calling him a dimwit to what we said in the first half when he infamously
00:39:07.840 remarked uh the budget will balance itself now i'm not trying to be mean or funny here tamara yeah 0.87
00:39:14.400 what does that mean in fact if there's anybody at the oxford school of economics that can explain
00:39:22.720 to a dummy like me what that means the budget will balance itself well i'll tell you there's
00:39:28.960 a steak dinner in it for you tamara honestly what was he talking about i don't think he even knows 0.93
00:39:37.120 he doesn't even know what he's talking about literally that's the kind of answer you give 0.98
00:39:41.120 when you can't come up with something quick enough i mean it yeah it was just ridiculous and and
00:39:46.000 is it balancing itself uh what are we facing down now 1.6 trillion dollars in debt um you know um
00:39:54.080 the the the interest payments on the debt alone are going to outpace the actual provincial health
00:39:58.720 transfers i mean wow could you imagine do a very good it didn't do a very good job of balancing
00:40:04.480 itself put it that way yeah could you imagine if everyday canadians went to their banking
00:40:09.440 institution well assuming you haven't been debanked for contributing to the trucker convoy
00:40:15.040 and you said to them uh and the banker said uh you're behind on your mortgage payment you're
00:40:20.660 behind on your line of credit payment and if we were to say to them oh it'll bounce itself let
00:40:26.740 it ride are you kidding there's this they're going to use the f word foreclosure right yes
00:40:33.800 yeah yeah i'd walk you right out of the bank you know laugh you right out of the bank maybe
00:40:38.360 in handcuffs don't worry about it forget about it unbelievable um well why don't we completely
00:40:45.720 switch gears our friend uh kareem assad uh she was out on the mean streets of hogtown and oh boy
00:40:52.940 they're getting meaner by the day folks i i don't recognize my city anymore toronto the good
00:40:58.380 uh as peter rusanov toronto as new york run by the swiss maybe it's new york is run by somalia
00:41:06.120 right now. In any event, let's see Karima's video about what happened at a Take Back Toronto
00:41:13.960 march on the weekend. 0.99
00:41:36.120 Don't fucking touch me. Don't fucking touch me. 1.00
00:41:38.120 She's a Canadian. Don't steal me around, I'm gonna fucking kill you. 1.00
00:41:41.120 You understand, bitch? Yeah? 1.00
00:41:42.120 If you fucking throw that on me... 1.00
00:41:45.120 Yeah, you hit me with that, you're fucking dead. 1.00
00:41:47.120 Yeah? You understand, you fucking dumb bitch? 1.00
00:41:49.120 Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. She's dead. 1.00
00:41:51.120 See, that's how you... That's how you mouth open people. 1.00
00:41:53.120 I will beat the fuck out of you, you fucking whore. 1.00
00:41:55.120 Get the fuck out of my face, you stupid bitch. 1.00
00:41:57.120 Get the fuck... Get the fuck away from me, pussy! 1.00
00:42:00.120 I don't even know what the fuck you guys are arguing about. 1.00
00:42:02.120 Get the fuck away from me, guys! 1.00
00:42:04.120 Get the fuck away from the guys! 1.00
00:42:05.120 You know, Tamara, that is where we are at right now, isn't it? 1.00
00:42:21.220 When somebody is waving a Canadian flag on the cusp of Remembrance Day, no less, is told by this reprobate.
00:42:31.040 I don't know if he was born in Canada. 1.00
00:42:32.540 I don't know if he comes from some low trust society, that you are a crazy mother blanker. 0.99
00:42:41.560 Where are the police, first of all? Nothing to see here. 0.99
00:42:45.760 But the idea that a Canadian citizen or somebody at least visiting Canada is triggered by the maple leaf.
00:42:53.660 And by the way, you know what? You have the right to be triggered.
00:42:56.880 you have the right to say the most vile things to a point you can't call for genocide you can't make
00:43:03.900 death threats that's in the criminal code but the moment you cross the line of stealing someone's 0.99
00:43:10.980 property of physically assaulting them that is offside but we've been seeing this crap 0.97
00:43:19.420 in the streets of toronto by the pro-hamas reprobates for over three years and again i say 0.97
00:43:27.260 where in blue hell is law enforcement or are they too busy arresting independent journalists 0.96
00:43:34.300 for chronicling this crap on our streets well i think a lot of these types are feeling emboldened 0.97
00:43:42.160 to behave this way because as you've said we've seen these protests on the streets of toronto for 0.97
00:43:46.980 the last few years and I mean the only people that are getting arrested seem to be Rebel News
00:43:52.280 employees yeah as far as I can tell and you know what Tamara I think we're getting a sneak peek
00:44:00.440 by what happened there of what our great colleagues Alexa Lavoie and Guillaume chronicled in the
00:44:09.020 streets of Paris, again, a city that is unrecognizable, in terms of mass amounts of
00:44:16.520 hooligans waving other flags of other nations, vandalizing, doing arson, becoming physically
00:44:26.620 abusive. Maybe we have to ask ourselves, given the demographics, are we five, ten years away
00:44:33.300 from that who knows but i think that's the road we're on it starts with this kind of stuff it
00:44:40.820 ends with what we've seen on the streets of paris it ends with oh i don't know bondy beach your
00:44:47.740 thoughts yeah well you know i think if you um are in a country and you can't respect its flag then
00:44:54.920 perhaps you need to go to a country where you do respect their flag there should be absolutely
00:44:58.900 nothing offensive about um our our nation's flag um and i just can't that kind of attitude just
00:45:06.020 doesn't make sense in my brain uh david and you know i've seen uh from my own experience you know
00:45:12.380 through the freedom convoy we saw you know the canadian flag uh proudly flown again um there was
00:45:18.300 obviously some sort of campaign following that um from the liberal government and now you know
00:45:24.880 we've seen it go from a symbol of freedom if you will this is my perspective only a symbol of
00:45:29.460 freedom throughout the freedom convoy to a symbol of the elbows up crowd um following the uh campaign
00:45:34.840 of our current prime minister and um this is just absolutely reprehensible behavior i just can't
00:45:41.500 imagine even uh even though i'm not elbows up i mean i'm still going to obviously respect our flag
00:45:46.540 because i respect the men men and women who died so that we could fly that flag um and if you don't
00:45:52.040 like it I guess maybe you should go somewhere else and you know Tamara I want to talk about
00:45:57.100 how fickle fashion is because going back to 2022 with the Freedom Convoy not just the big one in
00:46:03.720 Ottawa that you spearheaded but there were little mini ones all over the nation I remember covering
00:46:09.660 one in Vaughan Ontario at Vaughan Mills Mall and this guy had this incredible pickup truck it was
00:46:15.920 almost a monster truck and he had what was I think one of the iconic symbols of the Freedom Convoy
00:46:21.380 in the pickup truck bed. He had a hockey stick and he had the Canadian flag mounted on the hockey
00:46:27.180 stick. And he told me something. And then I found out from other people with other displays just
00:46:32.660 like that. Not a week goes by where they'll be driving on a road or going down the highway and
00:46:38.280 somebody passes him, giving him the middle finger, right? A Canadian in Canada displaying the Canadian
00:46:47.580 flag. This was the symbol of the, what was it called? The unstable fringe minority,
00:46:56.700 however you want to describe it, Tamara. And yet, fast forward to 2025, suddenly elbows up,
00:47:04.800 suddenly the Canadian flag was back in fashion by the very same people giving a finger to the
00:47:12.380 patriots that were using the canadian flag in 2022 uh carney wrapped himself in the flag i would
00:47:20.380 go through toronto liberals that were voting liberal um and i'll tell you canadian flags
00:47:27.040 everywhere and by the way tomorrow what stood out i remember driving through lee side it's a pretty
00:47:31.640 tony neighborhood in uh north toronto and canadian flags after canadian flags and i knew for sure
00:47:38.420 the incumbent was a conservative, I said to myself, he's gone. These people have drunk the
00:47:46.080 Kool-Aid. And you know why I said that? All those Canadian flags, Tamara Leach, were brand spanking
00:47:53.320 new. They were not faded. They were not tattered or torn. It was people within days or weeks of
00:48:01.500 the election call buying these flags. But I just want to get your perspective. Don't you find it
00:48:07.340 fascinating that the Canadian flag is reviled in 2022 and then it becomes the good housekeeping
00:48:15.620 seal if you will in 2025 by the very people who were reviling the flag three years prior
00:48:22.160 well I mean I've thought I've put a lot of thought into this obviously because you're right I'm
00:48:27.520 shortly following the freedom convoy and for the you know next little while afterwards um we well
00:48:32.820 I for sure you know if you saw somebody with a Canadian flag you sort of felt that they were
00:48:36.880 friendly if you will and then of course there was some sort of massive campaign clearly to take back
00:48:45.220 the flag for the elbows up crew and you know now if I see a Canadian flag especially here in Alberta
00:48:50.760 where we just had the referendum last month on Alberta independence yeah you know now that it's
00:48:58.280 generally speaking an elbows up forever Canada type that's that's flying it so it's really quite
00:49:05.880 fascinating how how that what they've done to it and how um they've manipulated feelings about the
00:49:12.120 canadian flag i find um and i think it's definitely worth digging into a little bit oh 100 and by the
00:49:18.200 way you raise a fantastic point about alberta we had several uh people come through the tips line
00:49:24.840 and sometimes it was backed up by video evidence of albertans uh waving the flag of alberta the
00:49:32.360 provincial flag being physically attacked because if you're flying the albertan flag as an albertan
00:49:40.040 in the province of alberta that means you're a separatist and these entitled people think that
00:49:47.240 gives them carte blanche to you know indicate their displeasure through physical assault this
00:49:55.080 is insane tamara it is and and david remember we did see that type of behavior at the freedom
00:50:01.640 convoy in Ottawa with, you know, participants that were flying the flag. There was a lot of
00:50:06.000 anger residents that came up and tried to steal the flag from some of these participants and
00:50:11.580 supporters. So again, I find the whole thing quite fascinating, sort of the mental gymnastics
00:50:16.760 that surround it. Their campaign, I got to give the Eblis Up crowd credit and the Kearney Liberals
00:50:24.020 because they ran a wildly successful campaign to recapture that flag and they did.
00:50:30.580 yeah and we have to wonder what villainous things did you do uh in february of 2022 uh tamara leach
00:50:39.180 uh let me think now well crime went down at the homeless crime went down in ottawa never saw the
00:50:46.320 street so clean i saw members of the convoy actually on their hands and knees picking up
00:50:52.160 cigarette butts there was zero litter on the street people and then of course people say oh
00:50:58.160 but the noise, the noise. Let me tell you something. I remember telling this to Sheila
00:51:01.780 Gunn-Reed. I was embedded for several days covering the convoy. I was in a downtown Toronto,
00:51:08.660 sorry, a downtown Freudian slip, downtown Ottawa hotel. And I'm telling you, Tamara,
00:51:15.780 was there noise? Absolutely. I could hear, you know, the freedom call of those
00:51:21.540 horns from the trucks. But I'll tell you this, when my head hit the pillow, it was lights out.
00:51:29.040 And what Sheila said, yeah, but David, that's because you were working. If you're a bureaucrat,
00:51:33.720 you're not doing anything. So they got plenty of energy when they go to bed. What I'm saying
00:51:38.980 is that what they vilified you for, like the proof in the pudding, it was nothing but goodness
00:51:47.760 that descended on Ottawa and one last thing I want to point out Tamara I did a video on this
00:51:55.520 the number of restaurants closed I remember I was outside of Tim Hortons and they had a notice and
00:52:02.200 it said words that due to the safety of our employees we we are closed until further notice
00:52:08.600 meaning your people were savages and barbarians and meanwhile Tamara those businesses that did 0.90
00:52:16.680 not drink the kool-aid there was a sharama shop there was a thai restaurant there was lineups 0.87
00:52:27.000 lineups of people it you were making money as a restaurant hand over fist and you know what 0.94
00:52:34.440 no vandalism no staff members being vilified can you imagine the crap the mainstream media 0.97
00:52:42.200 was reporting to scare those cowardly operators into closing their doors because you know what 0.95
00:52:47.720 they missed a bonanza yeah that's true and there was actually one tim hortons that stayed open
00:52:54.660 close to the hotel that we were at that made more money in those two weeks than they had in the
00:52:58.600 previous two years um and they also reported truckers and supporters helping to clean tables
00:53:04.720 mopping the floors helping to clean the bathroom and don't forget also while we were in ottawa
00:53:09.940 david there was no overdose deaths um and have a look at ottawa go and have a look at ottawa right
00:53:16.600 now and i'd like to see the statistics on how many people in ottawa die of an overdose every
00:53:22.200 day there now most likely as opposed to that time frame so yeah i mean it was complete mental
00:53:27.820 gymnastics i don't know the the the mainstream media has had to twist themselves into a pretzel
00:53:33.780 to try and make us all look um as bad as they possibly could and i remember one of the worst 0.97
00:53:39.500 libels of all i mean this is defamation uh tamara was when there was this chatter in the media that
00:53:46.900 some of the convoy members were trying to uh set a fire at a building do you remember that
00:53:52.840 burn down a department building yeah yeah well first of all why would they do that
00:53:56.980 well they wouldn't and we didn't which was quite obvious so the interesting thing about that story
00:54:01.920 david is that the the ottawa police service knew the night that they arrested those two guys that
00:54:08.460 they were not associated or affiliated with the freedom convoy in any single way but that's not
00:54:12.960 what you heard for the entire week following that incident um yeah it was shameful it was absolutely
00:54:18.760 shameful thank god uh for rebel news coming thank god for the civilian reporters and journalists on
00:54:24.940 the ground and the independent media that showed up to actually tell the truth the other side of
00:54:28.480 story yeah and you know what else was funny when you saw um the mainstream media i mean i remember
00:54:34.240 evan solomon who um shockingly is now a liberal cabinet minister but he was with the cbc at the
00:54:40.800 time wandering into the wildlife the freedom convoy people with a couple of big gorilla security
00:54:47.920 guards as if he was going to be physically assaulted tamara i mean what were they thinking
00:54:54.480 well they were just trying to they were trying to scare everyone obviously i mean that was
00:54:57.360 was apparent right from the get-go before we even left they were trying to villainize and demonize
00:55:02.320 us as like some sort of angry mob which obviously couldn't have been further from the truth and you
00:55:07.760 were on the streets down there you saw the smiles and the hugs and the tears and the laughter and
00:55:11.960 and uh you know it's really unfortunate because i think the mainstream media in canada and the
00:55:16.640 politicians at that time had an opportunity to really bring the entire country together
00:55:20.580 and instead they chose to follow the liberal talking points although i will admit tamara in
00:55:27.300 all honesty i did get physically assaulted i got lightly pushed it was by a seven-year-old who
00:55:33.960 thought i was butting in line for the bouncy castle up anyway a total misunderstanding
00:55:39.200 so folks why don't we go to this video we talked about the peaceful protests in ottawa the freedom
00:55:46.340 convoy from four years ago plus and uh this is from josh ryan um today hamas asks i like the
00:55:54.900 alliteration there today hamas has an anti-semitic trans activist diana bosco being arrested in the
00:56:04.220 jewish neighborhood of bathers and shepherd in toronto end quote folks this might be the
00:56:09.740 most perversely ironic video
00:56:11.740 of the year. Check it out.
00:56:18.720 Ow!
00:56:20.680 I haven't
00:56:21.660 done anything wrong!
00:56:24.340 You've broken my
00:56:25.680 shoulder already! Stop doing this!
00:56:27.740 No, they didn't.
00:56:30.980 I could teach him a thing or two about getting rested with
00:56:33.600 diggity.
00:56:34.680 I'm not underwired!
00:56:37.940 I am not okay!
00:56:39.740 now
00:56:47.340 now first of all uh tamara for you and i being there done that uh yeah it's very uncomfortable
00:56:56.360 and even painful but you don't get your shoulder broken uh by being handcuffed behind your back
00:57:03.700 and i gotta tell you at that very intersection a couple years ago they arrested me um and this
00:57:09.620 is how inept the police were they couldn't get the cuffs off of me none of the keys worked they had
00:57:17.080 to call the toronto fire department with a diamond drill to get the cuffs off of me swear to god
00:57:24.420 folks and what was i doing oh i was practicing journalism in the dominion of canada arrest that 0.51
00:57:29.960 man he's not government funded tamara to my original point this is a transgender this is
00:57:36.940 somebody taking a stand for Hamas. What would happen to that transgender if he went to Gaza 0.71
00:57:45.320 tomorrow and was out about his sexual orientation or his sexual identity, however you call it? 1.00
00:57:53.760 Well, I'll tell you this. I'll give you a clue. Don't buy a round trip ticket. You don't need
00:57:59.300 the flight back dig yeah exactly i mean like queers for palestine it's uh yeah you're right 1.00
00:58:07.900 they wouldn't be coming back it's it's um i i missed the the context of the clip i don't really 0.84
00:58:13.840 know why why why did they arrest this person you know uh that is great i don't know either and i'm
00:58:21.640 just going to confess that um i'm sure we can find out i wouldn't be surprised uh tamara uh because
00:58:28.500 you used the word uh earlier push the envelope that is what we've seen all these three years
00:58:34.660 we have seen these hamas holes as i like to call them actually uttering death threats to police
00:58:43.400 officers as they're trespassing in the eaton center private property at the end of the day 0.83
00:58:48.820 and the cops turn a blind eye and they have a deaf ear uh whereas i'm sure you and i uh we're
00:58:56.620 in the paddy wagon toot suite um i am absolutely sure given the tolerance the cops show to those 0.86
00:59:03.600 reprobates uh for three years at that corner by the way folks this is a very heavily jewish area 0.94
00:59:09.440 uh what a coincidence they choose that intersection to uh spew their hate and chant for 0.93
00:59:15.900 defamation so i would bet you a steak dinner tomorrow leach this guy went a wee bit too far
00:59:24.700 and um and that was the end result uh he was uh put under arrest but we'll look into it and try
00:59:31.940 to find out but um again what i think this speaks to at the end of the day is the indoctrination
00:59:39.560 when you have groups called queers for palestine that is the arthur fonzarella
00:59:47.120 jump the shark moment is it not this is people in support of people that hate you so much 0.62
00:59:55.820 they want to kill you yeah exactly i mean make it make sense and that just goes to show the
01:00:02.120 ignorance of some of these people on the ground and how very little they know which tells me it's 0.95
01:00:07.600 just virtue signaling basically at the end of the day um well before we run out of time one last
01:00:13.880 item um and it breaks my heart to say this happened in calgary because i thought calgary
01:00:19.980 might be different from toronto i've chronicled in the this in toronto um ever since 2019 when
01:00:27.180 what would become uh don sherry's last coach's corner uh when he called out people for not
01:00:34.000 wearing the poppy and i remember one of our videos we went to young dundas square uh 10 minutes
01:00:40.940 before 11 a.m. and by the way in addition to the cenotaph further down young street um at old city
01:00:47.320 hall tamara at young dundas square there's always a celebration of the veterans put on there and so
01:00:55.080 we're talking 10 minutes before 11 a.m on november the 11th and i am telling you we have the video
01:01:04.240 evidence to prove it easily 95 of the people were not wearing poppies well it looks like um uh this
01:01:14.160 virus has spread uh to calgary marty up north says quote i recorded a short video while i was walking
01:01:21.760 downtown calgary on thursday at best only one in 20 people five percent are wearing a poppy
01:01:29.680 why is that end quote here let's check it out on the western standard but i'm just going to walk
01:01:35.280 around the mall let's see how many people have poppies i mean i don't think that i've noticed
01:01:40.480 that there's not a lot i think it has to do with the fact that they're not being sold as much as
01:01:45.120 they used to or people don't carry loose change but uh let's see what happens here i'm going to
01:01:51.200 to walk against the traffic, just because.
01:01:56.060 I don't think I saw one bystander wearing a poppy, did you?
01:02:26.060 yeah i don't maybe one but i couldn't be sure if it was a poppy or a pin but yeah that's that's
01:02:31.260 quite remarkable you know david i'm really happy i was out in my community um on the weekend
01:02:36.460 i'm allowed to do that now and i here in medicine hat there is a lot of poppies which i was really
01:02:42.300 really happy to see but this is shocking us in calgary too yeah for some reason i thought calgary
01:02:48.780 might be different i.e calgary might be more patriotic um apparently not you know tamara
01:02:56.060 It's so sad. The slogan associated with Remembrance Day is less we forget.
01:03:01.940 I'm sorry, we've forgotten. And it has gone beyond not wearing a poppy, not showing that slightest bit of respect.
01:03:10.940 And by the way, I take exception. The one thing I take exception to, Marty up north saying maybe it's harder to buy a poppy.
01:03:17.840 I don't think so. Every gas station, every coffee shop I've gone into, every retailer, they have poppy boxes.
01:03:24.700 so and by the way if you really made an effort you would find one you know walking or driving
01:03:32.300 in five minutes that I know for sure and of course you could go to your local legion they sell them
01:03:37.560 that's for sure but it's gone beyond disrespecting the veterans for not wearing a poppy we have seen
01:03:46.140 as I chronicled earlier this month in little New Hamburg Ontario the cenotaph and memorials
01:03:54.080 commemorating dead Canadian soldiers losing their lives in conflicts.
01:04:02.640 The one I speak of was a young man who was blown up by an IED in Afghanistan being vandalized with spray paint.
01:04:12.620 We are talking about Captain Kenneth Kunkel,
01:04:17.380 who was supervising two young kids selling poppies, air cadets, in Hamilton.
01:04:24.080 being physically assaulted by three reprobates to the point that he had spinal surgery,
01:04:32.620 he might never walk again. This is beyond lest we forget. This is a war on Remembrance Day and
01:04:40.580 our veterans. Again, Tamara, explain it to me. How did we get here? I don't know. I mean,
01:04:48.540 that attack i found disturbing i found it absolutely disgusting um i i was really beside
01:04:54.300 myself when i read about that you know cadets selling poppies and then this gentleman steps in
01:04:59.480 and now like his life has forever changed david and i just i don't understand it either you know
01:05:04.820 i one of the things that uh chris barber and myself and the group the core organizers of the
01:05:09.960 freedom convoys we were driving across canada and we were taking in all those donations we
01:05:14.100 recognized right away you know that we were going to have a surplus of donations and as a group
01:05:18.680 collective we decided whatever was left over after reimbursing the truckers we were going to donate
01:05:24.400 to a veterans charity or to a veterans organization of some form and we were actively looking into
01:05:30.740 which one that we were going to do that for because our veterans do mean so much to us
01:05:35.760 they have fought and died for us. I have so many veteran friends and it just it makes me sick
01:05:40.700 to see how they're being disrespected.
01:05:43.120 And to your point, we have forgotten.
01:05:45.860 Yeah, that is the word, sickening.
01:05:47.740 It makes me sick to my stomach, Tamara Leach.
01:05:50.580 And let's face it, going back to November 2019,
01:05:55.420 what was Don Cherry's sin?
01:05:57.280 Well, two things.
01:05:58.340 One, he was ahead of the curve.
01:06:00.220 Two, he spoke the truth.
01:06:02.120 And the chilling thing is, Tamara Leach,
01:06:04.860 that Don Cherry was responsible for the most watched eight minutes of Canadian TV per week.
01:06:14.500 And if he can be cancelled for telling the truth, then anybody can be cancelled.
01:06:22.840 Yes. And David, I think that was the point, if you want me to be honest.
01:06:27.100 I think that was exactly the point. That was a warning sign to the rest of Canada.
01:06:30.520 if we can fire somebody uh like Don Cherry and completely cancel him um then you know it's going
01:06:37.400 to be really easy to do it to regular people like you and me you know what uh Tamara I never thought
01:06:42.960 of that I think that is a brilliant point and I think it might be right uh this was an excuse
01:06:49.540 they were just waiting for Don Cherry uh to cross the line and yeah how sick is that crossing the
01:06:58.240 line is calling out people not wearing poppies. Are you kidding me? They were waiting for that
01:07:03.260 moment to do exactly what you said. So it could have been poppy or Remembrance Day related. It
01:07:10.660 might have been him criticizing a European hockey player. They were just waiting, weren't they?
01:07:17.040 To, you know, cancel. And, you know, think about that in the TV business, folks. It's all about
01:07:23.560 eyeballs right because the bigger your audience the more you can charge to advertisers and even
01:07:30.260 that being the case they sacrifice the almighty dollar to send a message as Tamara Leach said to
01:07:37.500 all of us watch what you're saying you think you have free speech in this country check the
01:07:43.860 constitution there's no first amendment shut up or you're shut out unbelievable yeah it truly is
01:07:52.640 David, before we go, do we have time to play that little quick video from Drea's post a couple days ago?
01:07:58.860 It touches on the military chaplains being banned from talking about God.
01:08:04.060 And I thought it was a very well done video.
01:08:06.860 And it speaks volumes to what is happening here in Canada.
01:08:10.640 Because you asked so nice, how can I say no?
01:08:12.940 Of course we have time.
01:08:13.920 Thank you.
01:08:18.700 It looks really bad, man.
01:08:20.660 Pray. Actually, under the new law, I'm not actually allowed to pray, but what I can do is offer you a spiritual reflection that acknowledges all perspectives, including the soldiers that are around you that may be agnostic or atheists.
01:08:34.680 I'm not an atheist. I believe in God.
01:08:37.180 We're actually not allowed to say that word anymore, so if you could keep that to yourself, soldier, that would be great.
01:08:43.040 I think I'm dying, man.
01:08:44.160 I'd like to invite you into the universal ministry of life and of death.
01:08:49.480 And let's ensure that this moment is inclusive.
01:08:52.000 Guys, let's be honest.
01:08:53.600 What has Canada become?
01:08:55.480 We can't say God anymore.
01:08:57.080 We can't pray anymore.
01:08:58.500 We need to wake up as a country.
01:09:02.320 Well, Tamara Leach, I'll give you 10 to 1 odds. 1.00
01:09:06.300 That's the next guy getting cancelled. 0.77
01:09:09.300 Yeah, good call.
01:09:11.040 You're probably right.
01:09:12.000 but you know when you when you see it um in that sort of context i find it really shocking and uh
01:09:17.440 this is where we're at not only are we at that point but i want to talk about the double standard
01:09:22.880 when it comes to praying the pro-hamas reprobates what they do from time to time is they go to a
01:09:29.520 busy toronto intersection they take it over they get on their knees and they pray to allah and do
01:09:37.160 Do the cops break it up? Do the cops make arrests? No.
01:09:40.660 The police in the city of Toronto, because I've reached out, say you have a right to pray in Canada.
01:09:47.720 That is a constitutional right. And they are correct.
01:09:50.360 However, you do not have a right to impede the flow of traffic.
01:09:58.380 And especially since I can tell you where they do it so often at Yonge Dundas Square, Tamara,
01:10:03.780 five minutes away there's a mosque a five minute walk away there is a mosque this is about the 1.00
01:10:11.680 islamist indicating islamist superiority and they're getting away from it getting away with 0.99
01:10:18.120 it we allow that but we tell a christian chaplain you are not allowed to say god this is the most 0.98
01:10:26.760 grotesque double standard of the year i've come across your thoughts tamara yeah i agree it is
01:10:33.900 uh there is a complete double standard here and uh yeah again i mean i i where do you even how do
01:10:39.280 you even unpack something like this how is this even a thing uh it's 2026 if you are enjoying any
01:10:45.560 type of freedom in canada uh today or at least what's left thank a veteran a hundred percent
01:10:51.640 And is it too much to ask, folks, as Don Cherry said some seven years ago, on one half of the month of the year, you wear a little red flower?
01:11:03.920 And you know what, Tamara? Unfortunately, it is too much to ask, at least for about 95% of the people, as far as I can tell, maybe even more.
01:11:13.740 And it is appalling.
01:11:16.900 And as Don Cherry said, if you're not, I mean, the apologists say, well, you know, people are coming from non-commonwealth countries.
01:11:24.020 They don't know the traditions.
01:11:26.080 You know what?
01:11:27.060 Educate them.
01:11:28.460 Explain the reason why you have these freedoms such as they are.
01:11:32.640 The reason why we're not speaking German today is because so many men gave their lives on the battlefield.
01:11:43.620 And men and women continue to do that.
01:11:45.480 in other conflicts beyond World War II.
01:11:48.580 But again, I guess it is too much to ask
01:11:51.700 that they can't buy or even hand make
01:11:55.700 your own little poppy, for goodness sakes,
01:11:58.340 somehow signify that you care.
01:12:02.640 And I don't know if there's any going back, Tamara.
01:12:06.000 I just see this getting worse and worse
01:12:08.440 with the passage of time.
01:12:10.560 Yeah, I don't want to sound like a pessimist,
01:12:13.800 but I don't see how it's going to get any better in the foreseeable future.
01:12:18.340 And it's a travesty.
01:12:19.540 It really is a travesty.
01:12:22.320 Yeah, we have a super chat just came in here.
01:12:24.600 Oh, fantastic.
01:12:25.540 David.
01:12:26.480 Yeah.
01:12:27.700 $5 super chat from BunoGiddy3497.
01:12:32.580 It says, vets serving in Afghanistan with PST get made.
01:12:37.080 Ukraine vets get $5 million. 0.90
01:12:39.340 Please wear your poppies all November. 0.68
01:12:41.480 Give our vets a month.
01:12:42.520 stand up because mark carney won't absolutely um absolutely you know what thank you so much
01:12:49.080 for the donation and that's a great point um by the way if um canadian vets are asking for too much
01:12:57.480 as justin trudeau once said um how is there so much in the kitty uh right now for say the fake
01:13:04.840 state of palestine so far we're up to 600 million dollars so more than half a billion dollars uh
01:13:11.080 going to uh palestine i wonder when uh mark carney is going to cut checks for other fake realms like
01:13:17.960 uh narnia and uh the klingon empire i mean when does that happen exactly yeah unbelievable so we
01:13:26.360 have i believe uh tamara charity begins at home wouldn't you say yes i agree 100 we got to look
01:13:34.040 after our vets 100 and talk about a demographic that so deserves uh to be looked after i mean
01:13:43.640 putting your life on the line literally and some people they die serving that's the truth and
01:13:51.400 uh they're asking for too much when they are going to make the ultimate sacrifice or they're
01:13:55.800 prepared to make it give me a break tamara yeah exactly well and you know one last point here 0.79
01:14:02.520 before because i know we got to go but you know if i was to move to a country that was a non-christian
01:14:06.680 predominantly non-christian country i wouldn't go there expecting them to kowtow to all of my
01:14:11.400 christian beliefs um and the same needs to be applied here in canada canada was founded on
01:14:16.600 christian principles it's predominantly a christian country and that needs to be respected
01:14:20.440 and we can't uh you know the government can't take that away from us 100 uh canada the u.s
01:14:26.440 founded on judeo-christian values and to your other point if i move to say an islamic republic
01:14:32.360 i'm going to learn the customs i'm going to understand what the laws are and i'm not going
01:14:38.200 to be belligerent about especially in countries like that because you know where you end up
01:14:42.280 if you think you're going to be tolerated right exactly you might lose a limb you might never be
01:14:48.360 heard from again but regardless you're going to show a level of respect when in rome right tamara
01:14:56.440 exactly yeah exactly okay well as Tamara said folks uh wow we're way over uh the big boss man
01:15:03.860 is going to yell at me today I'll tell you that better you than me David that's right uh anyways
01:15:11.580 Tamara I want to thank you so much uh for carving out some time uh to go I I love co-hosting the
01:15:17.800 live stream with you uh you are a true patriot you are a hero you are a freedom fighter and um I
01:15:25.100 really hope you get permission to go to Rebel News Live Toronto on November 21st so I can
01:15:31.720 give you a hug. We'll see what your probation officer has to say. And folks, thank you for
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