Rebel News Podcast - New national poll： A lot of people love having their freedoms curtailed!

00:00:00.000 Hello, my Rebels. Today, I take you through a poll by Leger, a pollster who asked Canadians

00:00:05.320 how they're feeling mentally during the lockdown. I found the information very interesting,

00:00:11.040 very sad. I'll go through about six of the slides from Leger, and it'll make you sad.

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00:01:05.420 Tonight, according to a national poll, a lot of people love having their freedoms curtailed.

00:01:25.980 It's February 24th, and this is the Ezra LeVant Show.

00:01:28.800 Why should others go to jail when you're a biggest carbon consumer I know?

00:01:34.840 There's 8,500 customers here, and you won't give them an answer.

00:01:38.920 The only thing I have to say to the government about why I'm publishing it is because it's my

00:01:43.500 bloody right to do so.

00:01:46.700 I really don't want to spend so much time on polls. I've shown you a few polls recently. Polls are useful

00:01:52.200 in a political horse race. We love to hate pollsters, but they generally get it right.

00:01:56.800 That's why it's depressing to see Aaron O'Toole, the new conservative leader, fall back. He had no

00:02:02.620 honeymoon after his leadership win, and I have my theories why I've already told you them. But

00:02:06.940 I want to show you a poll today that does talk about politicians, but it's really more about the

00:02:11.920 pandemic. And I find the poll depressing. I apologize in advance. The poll was actually published three

00:02:17.800 weeks ago, but I only read through it now. I'm certain that it's still accurate. Not much has changed

00:02:22.580 in the last three weeks. Actually, one thing, and I'll get to that. But here's what it is.

00:02:28.420 It's from Leger. Generally regarded as accurate. Here's the poll. It's the big North American tracking

00:02:36.160 poll. There's a lot of stuff in there about the U.S. that I'm not going to get into because it's not

00:02:41.000 relevant to my points today. But let's look at something very non-partisan, okay? Let's not look

00:02:46.820 at elections or parties or leaders. Let's look at this. Mental health during the crisis. And people

00:02:53.740 can rate themselves from excellent to very good to good to bad to very bad. And the news is terrible.

00:02:59.900 The bottom three categories, oh, I'm good. I'm bad. I'm terrible. That's 69% of people.

00:03:07.660 And look at the breakdowns. It's done by province, which is something that I think is interesting.

00:03:12.340 But it's the age groups that I find the most interesting. Look at young people, 18 to 34.

00:03:18.700 You can see some numbers are in red. Most are in black and some are in green. Black is sort of a 0.97

00:03:24.080 normal number. Red is the lowest number in any category. And green is the highest. So just to

00:03:29.440 explain what those colors mean. So you can see that only 20% of young people say they're in excellent

00:03:35.940 mental health. Only 20%. Just 7% say they're very good. Those numbers are in the red because those

00:03:43.880 numbers are the smallest of any age group. Now look at the other side. 39% say they're good. 30% say

00:03:52.460 they're bad. 30%. And 8% say very bad. So 77% say they're in the bottom three levels. Now compare that

00:04:02.640 to senior citizens, 55 plus, who seem to be doing great, which I wouldn't quite have expected. Only

00:04:09.920 2% say they're very bad. Only 11% say they're bad. 38% say they're just peachy, excellent, or very good.

00:04:19.680 What do you make of that? Well, I think that if you're in your 80s and 90s and in a senior's home, 0.96

00:04:26.500 and maybe you have dementia or other serious illnesses, you're probably not answering pollsters'

00:04:31.320 questions. But if you're 55 or 60, you might be retired anyway, so you're not worried about

00:04:38.000 losing your job. You have no kids still in school, so you're not worried about kids not being in school.

00:04:44.560 Your home is probably paid off, so you're not worried about making mortgage or rent payments.

00:04:49.940 You're probably not starting up a business in your 50s or 60s. So really, the lockdown, no worries.

00:04:57.700 But if you're 18 or 20 or 25, your school or your college is canceled, your job is probably

00:05:04.340 canceled, retail, restaurants, whatever you're doing, you're more likely than someone in their

00:05:08.480 80s to be going to the gym. Well, not now you're not. You might be single. We'll try dating in the

00:05:14.200 era of lockdowns. Where would you go? You can't visit friends. You can't make friends. You're scolded

00:05:19.560 and demonized. You can't even go to the park. That's terrible. Now, 21,000 people have died from

00:05:27.560 COVID in the past year out of 37 million citizens. Average age of death, 82. Average number of

00:05:33.600 comorbidities, three. But millions of young people are depressed, and it's getting worse because of the

00:05:40.920 lockdowns. Here's the chart of it getting worse. Now, this isn't broken down by age, so it's all people

00:05:46.220 in Canada who say they're doing excellent or very good. I'd like to see a version of this just for

00:05:50.420 young people. Near the beginning of the pandemic, it was in the mid-40s. People say, yeah, I'm okay.

00:05:56.140 I'm good. Fine. Good. But now it's just at a record low, 29 percent of anyone in any age. And it's

00:06:02.780 getting worse, as you can see. This virus is not getting worse. The lockdown is getting worse.

00:06:08.540 Look at page 27. This is one U.S.-Canada comparison I'd like to make. A total of 29 percent of Canadians

00:06:14.320 say they're excellent or very good, and it's falling. We just showed you that. But 45 percent

00:06:19.140 of Americans say so. Why is there such a difference? That's a pretty significant difference.

00:06:23.640 Why are the number of Canadians saying they're doing bad, as you can see, almost double the number

00:06:29.560 of Americans say they're doing bad mentally? Is it because in the U.S. there are 50 different states

00:06:35.460 taking 50 different approaches? And most of the states are open. In fact, only one state in the Union,

00:06:42.040 California, is still harshly locked down. Many, most actually, are very open, if they were

00:06:48.080 even closed to begin with. Some states never did lock down, like South Dakota. Schools are

00:06:54.700 open in almost every state. Travel is not weirdly blocked. People aren't told to stay home and

00:07:01.540 be miserable, at least not in every part of America. Is that why they're not depressed? I don't

00:07:06.780 know. I personally don't value a vaccine, but in the U.S., they're miles ahead of us in terms of

00:07:13.260 giving it to the people who do want it. I don't want it, but those in Canada who do want it can't

00:07:19.660 get it. Is that part of the reason for stress and depression? Just total incompetence by Justin

00:07:26.160 Trudeau? You didn't have 50 states working on it? You had one idiot who's just, you know,

00:07:31.720 has never done anything in his life. Look at page 29. It measures fear of the virus, not fear of the 1.00

00:07:37.900 lockdown, of the bug. Ontario's people are terrified. The number is in green because it's

00:07:46.000 the highest, but it feels like that should be in red or something because it's the number of people

00:07:50.120 frightened. Alberta is the lowest afraid, 51 percent. The number who say they're not afraid at all

00:07:55.900 ties to Alberta, 16 percent. Just half that, 8 percent in Ontario. So Ontario is scared, and fair

00:08:02.260 enough. They're made to be scared by every politician, every government agency, every journalist, every

00:08:08.720 public health pundit, the media. Young people, they're the least afraid of any age, which makes

00:08:14.420 sense. It's a disease whose average victim is 82 years old. Page 30 of the poll shows those numbers

00:08:22.160 really haven't moved at all. So it's not really the news, I don't think. People were scared briefly in

00:08:29.980 last spring, as you can see, but now it's not any changing facts. I think it's just our personal

00:08:35.500 nature and character. We have been conditioned to be afraid, or we resist being afraid. I think we're

00:08:42.220 becoming two different countries, right? And as a whole, I think we are a nation that's afraid.

00:08:47.880 I think I'm a minority, and maybe you are too, in not being afraid. I mean, you can be a little bit

00:08:54.500 afraid, but you don't have to be panicked, which is what I think most Canadians are. Look at page 32.

00:09:00.700 It's, the worst, is the worst, sorry, pardon me, is the worst behind us or still to come? That's a good

00:09:06.580 question. 52 percent say we're in the worst of it now. 21 percent say the worst is yet to come. Only 13

00:09:14.460 percent say the worst is over. By the way, the worst is over, statistically speaking. The death

00:09:21.060 rate, the hospitalization rates, our knowledge or lack of it, we're better now than at any time

00:09:27.980 during the crisis, except for during the month of April 2020. But look at the demographic breakdown.

00:09:35.900 Albertans are most likely to say the worst is behind us. Ontarians, the least likely. Ontarians are

00:09:41.800 a province of people who are afraid. In terms of age groups, young people, most likely to say the

00:09:47.520 worst is behind us. The least likely to say the worst is yet to come. And they're right. They are

00:09:53.560 not going to get sick. And if they do, they are not going to die. What's the recovery rate for people

00:09:59.660 in their 20s? 99.9 percent? 0.999 percent? So let's skip ahead to page 40 here, which matches these

00:10:07.840 questions to provincial premiers. So now we're getting political. To this day, here's the

00:10:12.760 question. To this day, are you satisfied or not with the measures put in place to fight the COVID-19

00:10:17.960 coronavirus pandemic by your provincial government? I'd be curious what they say about Trudeau,

00:10:24.060 because he's the one who didn't stop the flights from China. He's the one that's bungled the virus

00:10:29.460 vaccines. But they only test the premiers. Now, it's shocking to me, but the biggest bully's got the

00:10:36.720 most love. Quebec literally has a curfew, treating everyone like criminals and children. 0.92

00:10:42.480 Legault is sky-high, 80 percent. Newfoundland just canceled its election. They didn't have a single

00:10:47.340 person in the hospital, let alone ICU. But they just canceled showing up and voting. Why not? I mean,

00:10:52.740 it's only democracy. They voted during the Second World War. They voted during the Spanish flu 100 0.79

00:10:58.460 years ago. Oh, we can't vote now. The Atlantic loves the lockdown. You know, you can't fly or drive to

00:11:05.440 the Atlantic without going through a quarantine. WestJet and Air Canada have all but stopped flying

00:11:11.180 into the region. And, you know, this poll says they couldn't love it more. They're loving it.

00:11:18.380 Ontario is somewhat split. 53 percent are satisfied with Doug Ford. 43 percent aren't. There's a split

00:11:23.440 there for sure. Canada's industrial heartland, commercial heartland, the worst lockdown in the

00:11:29.840 country, though it has the lowest case rate in the country outside the very small population,

00:11:34.620 provinces and territories. Some people obviously love the lockdown. Those who get paid no matter what,

00:11:41.300 the lockdown class. But Ontario's entrepreneurial class is starting to hate it, I think. Alberta's 0.85

00:11:47.920 what I want to talk about, though. Only 26 percent are satisfied by Jason Kenney's approach. 72 percent

00:11:54.220 or not. That is stunning. And here's my point today. Why? Why is Kenney plunging in the polls?

00:12:03.540 It's not just on the pandemic, it's on everything. He's falling. How's that happening? Well, if you

00:12:09.880 listen to the mainstream media in Canada nationally or in Alberta, especially in Edmonton, they will tell

00:12:15.140 you why. There's a socialist explanation for why Kenney's doing poorly. They say that Jason Kenney

00:12:21.020 is cutting too much, not taxing enough, not spending enough, and he's not green enough,

00:12:26.820 and he loves oil too much. Now, I don't think any of that's right. I think that's just the media

00:12:32.480 party's inherent leftism and hatred for conservatives. But in regards to the pandemic itself, which is

00:12:39.340 what this Leger survey measures, the media party would say Jason Kenney is too lax. He should be

00:12:46.740 cracking down harder on those diners that were in the rebellion. He should be jailing more Christian 1.00

00:12:52.940 pastors that dare to open. Seriously, I haven't seen a single media party journalist express concern

00:12:58.480 about that pastor who's been sitting in a solitary confinement maximum security jail cell for eight

00:13:04.040 days now just for opening his church while Costco's and Walmart's are all open. So the official class,

00:13:10.680 the lockdown class, the journalistic class, wants Kenney to go harder, more brutal. The public health

00:13:17.700 bosses, the teachers unions who want a permanent staycation while they're on the payroll, the entire

00:13:22.380 establishment wants Kenney to go harder. That's why they would say he's unpopular. But I think that's

00:13:30.140 the exact opposite. I think Jason Kenney is getting crushed. Because Albertans, like Floridians, 1.00

00:13:39.660 aren't like Ontarians or Californians. I think they're different. Some people, as I've shown you,

00:13:46.840 like to be afraid. Some people like being in a cage. They feel safe that way, being told what to think,

00:13:55.320 what to do, what to say. Some people love being forced to quarantine and vaccinate. They'll love

00:14:02.060 scolding people who don't wear masks, snitching on people who have an extra person over. They'll love

00:14:09.080 snitching on you on your vaccine. They'll love vaccine passports. But I don't think that's Alberta. 0.98

00:14:16.620 At least not all of them anyways. Alberta is the youngest province too, demographically speaking,

00:14:21.680 young, free. And I showed you, young people are the least afraid and the most depressed by the

00:14:27.320 lockdowns. Alberta just doesn't believe in the lockdown. But it is locked down nonetheless,

00:14:33.520 unlike young, free Florida, which is living like they're still in the before times.

00:14:39.220 If I were giving Jason Kenney advice, it would be fire the public health deep state. They're always wrong.

00:14:45.520 Their models are never accurate. This virus does what it does, no matter what public policy

00:14:51.540 says. If you compare, say, Sweden and the UK, I'm just picking two jurisdictions,

00:14:56.180 one which barely locked down and one that locked down extremely. Or compare New York and Florida,

00:15:01.360 that might even be a better comparison. There really is no correlation between policy and the

00:15:06.640 virus. It does what it does. So why are you locking down? Every prediction in Canada by Teresa Tam is

00:15:14.080 proved false. Why are you obeying that stuff? And we all see the double standards in the lockdown,

00:15:18.920 the cheaters. The fact that professional sports teams are allowed to do what they want.

00:15:23.500 Right now in the Jasper Park Lodge, the large hotel in Alberta, Hollywood is filming The Bachelor

00:15:29.380 there. And they're breaking all the rules. They've got a special exemption for that. But you can't have

00:15:34.020 your grandparents over. Costco and Walmart can open, but churches can't. Politicians and doctors

00:15:39.360 love scooting to the States for a sunny holiday, but you can't. I think a lot of people are sick of it.

00:15:46.280 Albertans especially. Sack them all. Sack this public health elite, unelected, unaccountable. 0.98

00:15:55.400 And be free. Vaccines for those who want them. Masks for those who want them. Stay home if you want.

00:16:01.920 But for the rest of Albertans, open up. If I know anything about Alberta,

00:16:08.360 that not list that, you know, being free, not listening to Teresa Tam,

00:16:12.320 is what would make Alberta free again and would stop the depression and the fear. And you know what?

00:16:17.500 I bet Jason Kenney would rise in the polls too. Stay with us for more with David Manzi.

00:16:22.520 Got my bags and we're going to go outside. We're going to refuse their stupid test and tell everybody 0.99

00:16:41.920 to refuse their stupid test. So, yeah. Hi. Yes, because I have a medical condition, 1.00

00:16:49.980 so I don't need to wear one. And I'm also a Canadian citizen, and this is a violation of our

00:16:54.340 Charter Rights Section 6 and a violation of the Emergency Act 14.1. So, I'm going to be declining

00:16:59.620 your test today. Thank you very much. No problem. I'll happily do that. Everybody in here,

00:17:05.040 if you are a Canadian citizen, simply deny the test, deny their quarantine, and there's nothing you can do.

00:17:12.220 They cannot stop you. They cannot force you. You are a citizen. You have rights. If you want to

00:17:18.660 wait in the line for two hours, let them push up your nose, go right ahead. But if you have a brain 0.96

00:17:24.160 and you have balls, just say no. That is the incomparable Chris Sky. There's only one guy like 0.99

00:17:31.200 him. And he's got a lot of chutzpah. If you look that word up in the dictionary, it's tough to say

00:17:37.280 chutzpah. But you don't need any words. It's Chris. You've become a regular chatter with Chris

00:17:45.100 because he's got a lot to say. He's actually, I mean, he's got a very brash and unusual presentation,

00:17:53.560 the tattoos, the open shirt, inner fitness, and the lovely Miss Jenny who often accompanies him.

00:17:59.380 But if you put aside the audacious presentation, he actually has a lot of thoughtful things to say.

00:18:07.920 I'm impressed with his critique of the lockdown. He's a thinking man.

00:18:11.920 Yeah. I think, Ezra, with Chris, you're getting the steak and the sizzle combined, right? And you're

00:18:17.540 right. I was talking to our mutual friend, Joe Warmington of the Sun, and I think Chris in the last

00:18:22.300 year has become a true Toronto character in a good way, right? And it is amazing. Like you mentioned

00:18:30.760 my favorite Yiddish word, chutzpah, shir, a mitigated gall. And when I heard he was going to 0.50

00:18:36.920 Turkey and no one's going to tell me to mask up and no one's going to tell me to have a COVID test,

00:18:41.780 I'm saying, Chris, have you ever seen the movie Midnight Express, right? Like, you know,

00:18:46.500 I don't know if the Turkish regime takes kindly to such a simple disobedience, but he was saying

00:18:53.480 that there was more freedom there, incredibly, Ezra, than there is here when it comes to the

00:18:57.620 masking issue. And sure enough, he came into Pearson. He told me ahead of time, I think all

00:19:04.480 hell might break loose. He was trying to convert people in the luggage pickup. You don't have to do

00:19:10.020 this. It was like trying to convert the sheep to turn into Chris Guy wolves, right? And no one took

00:19:16.440 him up on the offer, not that night, but he did walk out of the airport. He got an $880 fine,

00:19:22.600 which he laughs about because he's been pining to get to court to challenge. I think he's got five

00:19:29.100 or six other $880 fines and they keep postponing it and delaying it. And he wants his trial. I mean,

00:19:35.840 he doesn't even want it dismissed as right. He wants to make his arguments in court. And this is just

00:19:41.060 another one on the pile. Now, what's important, that was Sunday night, mere like less than five

00:19:47.480 hours before the new regulations came into effect, the new international air travel regulations,

00:19:53.220 Ezra. And what is interesting is that it has now been reported. We went there on the very first day,

00:20:00.340 the morning of Monday when they went into effect. We didn't see anyone bolt. We saw people, you know,

00:20:07.180 going to the hotel, even there, it was all screwed up. A lot of people said it's 2000. An Egyptian 1.00

00:20:12.280 fellow said it was 4,000. $4,000. Yeah. I think cause he was with his wife and I don't know why

00:20:17.620 they can't. Yeah. Why couldn't two people share and they, they live together. They will live together.

00:20:22.460 They were on the plane together. $4,000 is staggering for anyone. I don't care who you are.

00:20:29.120 And he just paid for his daughter's wedding in Cairo. So he says, I'm now in the poor house.

00:20:33.640 Then we met a man, 1200 for him. What? And then we met a woman. She said 149 a night.

00:20:39.380 What? I know it doesn't make sense. I mean, and Chris Skye just left and he got an $800 ticket

00:20:44.660 that he may or may not ever have to pay. That's less than almost every number you just said here.

00:20:49.620 Right. And what's being reported in some media outlets, Ezra, is that since the new rules came

00:20:55.200 into effect on Monday, so it's been three days now, people are just getting out of the queue.

00:21:00.440 They're going, see you. And the cops, sometimes they talk them out of it, but they haven't made

00:21:06.260 arrests. So they get an 880 fine and they jump into a taxi. Now I failed grade 11 math, Ezra,

00:21:11.820 but by my calculation, 880 is better than 2000. Yeah. You're talking about a very interesting,

00:21:19.020 I don't know if it's a TV channel or a web program. It's called In Saga. And I had not heard

00:21:25.220 of it before. And I see the mayor of Mississauga on it. I just want to play a quick clip from it.

00:21:29.520 The reporter seems quite earnest. He seems to have done his background research. He says he

00:21:35.040 confirmed this. I just want to show a quick clip because the absurdity comes through in this

00:21:41.820 Mississauga-based journalist putting questions to the mayor who has no explanation here. Take a quick

00:21:48.380 look at this from In Saga. I'm aware that the rules about three days in the quarantine hotel,

00:21:56.220 shall we call it, it only applies to personal travel. Yeah. So if you're actually essential

00:22:01.760 on business travel, it doesn't apply to you. You still have to quarantine if you come back from

00:22:06.400 overseas or across the border, but you can go home and do it. You don't have to go to the quarantine

00:22:11.940 hotel and wait those three days for your COVID test to, I mean, it's just another layer of protection,

00:22:18.680 right? Because presumably you've already proven you're negative because you had to get within 72 hours,

00:22:23.940 a negative COVID test to get on the plane, right? And then you were there asking for another one

00:22:28.920 once you've landed and you're going to spend three nights to get the test result. But

00:22:34.380 I'm quite sure that applies only to personal travel.

00:22:38.580 So, and as you say, so if you refused, you pay your fine and then just leave. That doesn't seem

00:22:43.680 to make any sense. But those are federal rules. They're not our provincial rules, right? It's the

00:22:48.460 federal government that manages the airport. And I mean, it's clear that no one knows what's going

00:22:53.440 on. I think you said that one person you saw at the airport called the helpline 15 times and was hung

00:23:00.600 up on 15 times. Yeah. It happened to me twice. Never got to a human being. Uh, it, you go through,

00:23:07.320 your call is very important to us and it's a bunch of robots. And I only get as far as press one for

00:23:12.180 English and then it disconnects. And by the way, speaking of mayors and speaking to the word

00:23:17.120 chutzpah, literally on the way down here, Mayor Patrick Brown was weighing in on people getting

00:23:22.120 out of the line. And he was saying, what's the effect of such selfishness, uh, for skirting the

00:23:28.120 rules. I'm going, this is sneaky. Yes. Sneaky Patrick, the one you caught sneaking into a hockey

00:23:34.560 arena that kids were banned from. What an idiot. Oh my God. You know, we're having a good chuckle, 1.00

00:23:41.040 but it's, you know, you mentioned this guy from Cairo. I can't imagine like $4,000 after

00:23:46.940 tax money there. I don't care if you're making a million bucks a year. That is painful for most

00:23:53.120 families. They don't clear that in a month after tax. That's devastating. It's, there's no science

00:24:01.080 behind it. There's no logic behind it. Why do you have to be in a hotel instead of at home?

00:24:06.320 Why do you have to do that if you're healthy and not sick? There's nothing about it that makes sense

00:24:11.500 other than, I don't know, maybe Trudeau's trying to, you know, distract from his vaccine fiasco

00:24:17.680 with a new fiasco. Oh, Ezra. And there's a degree of pettiness and even I would argue cruelty. I was

00:24:23.980 up in Sudbury last night to interview Mike. He's a guy we're going to have a video on in the next day

00:24:29.120 or so. And he works as a lineman in California. He came up to Toronto specifically for a medical

00:24:36.340 appointment. Ezra, Mike has cancer and he had to go to one of these COVID, the infamous Radisson.

00:24:43.280 They would not let him go to his doctor's appointment, right? And that was the only reason

00:24:48.520 he came up here. He spent two nights there. The meals were garbage and in portions that would make

00:24:53.460 a budgie starve. The shower had black mold in it, right? And he's paying this out of his pocket 1.00

00:24:58.800 or he was told to. Sorry, no, but it wasn't, it was before the Sunday regulations kicked in.

00:25:05.060 The point is he left the hotel after two nights, went up back to Sudbury and the Sudbury police came

00:25:11.640 by and gave him a ticket for almost $4,000 for breaking the quarantine act. You know, we've got

00:25:17.760 a, I don't know if you offered him legal assistance. Oh yes. Cause we've got to help him. I mean,

00:25:21.920 I know for a fact that if you have a medical reason, you are exempt from the quarantine. I recall

00:25:29.020 reading that with my own eyes and I haven't studied his ticket and I haven't studied the most recent

00:25:34.300 regulations, but I am quite sure that even in our mad times, no judge would say that, that finding a man

00:25:44.480 for leaving for a cancer appointment is constitutional. And what irks me and troubles me

00:25:51.560 deeply is that you have police who say, sure, I'll do that. Sure. I'll do. I mean, and I think that

00:26:00.080 we're still in an era where things shock us, but we're coming up on the one year anniversary of the

00:26:06.340 lockdown. Yes. When we're two years in, three years in, four years in, we'll all be numb to this

00:26:12.280 and the police, those who haven't quit out of disgust will be the worst of the worst. The ones who

00:26:19.600 love the cruelty. You know, I think in Mike's case, certainly the two Sudbury constables that

00:26:25.160 came up to his, uh, abode, uh, they were really messenger boys. I want to know, um, who gave the

00:26:31.880 order, who in the federal government instructed Sudbury police, go to this guy in Sudbury, give

00:26:36.400 him these tickets. And, um, because I think this is very important as well as, um, the release,

00:26:44.340 the Sudbury police service sent out was riddled with errors. They got everything wrong. And of

00:26:49.780 course the local Sudbury, uh, paper there, Sudbury.com also riddled with errors to the point

00:26:55.040 maybe of defamation. And, um, that's the other part. Mike's wife was saying she, she was reading

00:27:01.180 the comments that were coming in and saying, you should be tarred and feathered. That's what

00:27:06.140 somebody said. What for coming to Toronto to get a cancer treatment? Yeah. Well, and that's the thing

00:27:11.240 is that it's not just the police that have lost their, uh, moral moorings here. Uh, but

00:27:16.600 just because some health bureaucrat says, Hey, Hey, copper, run this errand. Since when do police 0.98

00:27:22.960 take orders from some bureaucrat? And I, I, and this goes back to when Toronto public health

00:27:30.020 officer, Eileen De Villa sent 100 police, the riot squad, the ride horses to a barbecue, uh,

00:27:36.720 restaurant, Adamson's barbecue. I don't think that that was lawful. I don't think that the police

00:27:44.680 take orders from some health bureaucrat and that's happening all the time. And I don't think anyone

00:27:49.780 stepped in to stop it. I think it's something we have to look at. I'm so glad we're taking or have

00:27:55.000 offered to take this gentleman's case, Mike from Sudbury. These are dark days. And just when I think,

00:28:01.140 oh, I'm getting tired of all this fighting, I hear a story like that. And I think we have to fight

00:28:05.540 extremely hard. I think 2021 is the year when the pandemic is not the issue anymore. The pandemic is

00:28:12.860 as good as gone. They have herd immunity in the United States now. I mean, the vaccines for those

00:28:17.620 who want them, America is every senior has basically got it in America. Those that want it in Canada. I

00:28:24.100 mean, we're six months behind because we've got a pothead as a prime minister, but we will eventually

00:28:28.800 catch up. But they're moving the goalposts. Now Fauci is saying, oh, even with a vaccination,

00:28:35.040 don't expect to go out. Don't expect to congregate. You might have to wear a mask.

00:28:38.340 Yeah, still wear a mask.

00:28:39.260 The lockdownism is the point of it. It's not the means to an end. It is the end itself. And so as

00:28:47.360 governments become more and more absurd, they're going to have to be more and more vicious because

00:28:53.120 otherwise people will just say, what are you doing? And I am not yet hopeful about

00:28:58.540 things. I see some flickers of hope in Alberta where you have the diner rebellion in mere Alberta,

00:29:04.240 a success, where you have this pastor in prison. Now you might say, how is that a success? Well,

00:29:09.800 it's, I think he's winning that staring contest with the government. You see flickers of hope there,

00:29:14.320 but for every flicker of hope, you see lights go out in the rest of the country. We are in the

00:29:19.920 darkest days yet.

00:29:20.740 You know, and I just want to say something else. The punctuation mark on the Adam Skelly

00:29:25.240 saga, Ezra, is the fact that not only did he have all the king's horses and all the king's men

00:29:30.780 come to his abode, but weeks later, he was sent an invoice for 187,000. And secondly, you mentioned

00:29:37.580 Eileen Davila. I keep calling her Cruella Davila through a mental breach. But the thing is,

00:29:46.680 what I've noticed as we're enduring this almost year of the pandemic is that public health officers,

00:29:52.540 regional health officers, the average Joe, the average Jane had no idea who they are. They are

00:29:57.800 now household names. And I think they are thriving on this power, on this celebrity. There's six figures

00:30:05.620 all the time. They are unelected. They are non-accountable. And like you've said before,

00:30:11.520 they got a little taste of totalitarian power. Kind of like the taste.

00:30:15.160 Yeah. You know, I cringe every time I hear one of these health officers called,

00:30:19.320 Alberta's top doctor, Toronto's top doctor. No, the top doctor in Toronto is probably

00:30:24.120 some world-leading physician of some complicated brain surgery or heart surgery who has done

00:30:30.340 transplants and has amazing patient success and is beloved. And that's a top doctor.

00:30:37.880 Another top doctor might be a researcher who's discovered something. A top doctor could be

00:30:43.340 someone who's just had a 50-year career and has, you know, without an error. You could even say a

00:30:49.880 teaching doctor. But just because someone is a politician with the letters MD after their name,

00:30:55.520 they are not a top doctor. In fact, they're probably not ambitious enough or sharp enough to

00:31:02.680 have succeeded where those other top, true top doctors were. They still get the $300,000 or $400,000

00:31:08.340 a year salary. And they are simply authoritarian. There's a world of difference between a doctor

00:31:13.900 with a patient who says, how can I help this person? Let me think about this person versus

00:31:19.460 a public health doctor who treats people as interchangeable ants in an ant colony. There

00:31:27.260 couldn't be a further thing from actual patient-centered medicine than these public health doctors.

00:31:33.300 Oh, and I think what makes your point the best was that hot mic moment, I think it was in December,

00:31:38.640 with the number two doctor in Ontario, Dr. Barbara Yaffe, who was caught in a hot mic moment saying,

00:31:45.260 oh, they just give me these papers to read. I don't know what to make of it. But first of all,

00:31:49.260 who is they? I thought you're the they. I thought you're the medical top doc telling the people.

00:31:54.980 And how does she have any credibility after that?

00:31:58.820 Well, I don't think she had any credibility other than the station of her office. She's a politician. 1.00

00:32:03.580 And in my monologue tonight, I showed that unfortunately, a lot of Canadians love it. 0.94

00:32:11.340 They love being abused. I mean, I always thought when I first heard what S&M was, I thought who would

00:32:16.680 enjoy being abused? That can't be a thing. I mean, it's cruel enough to inflict pain. But what kind of

00:32:23.640 person would actually say, I want that? But now I see that most Ontarians, Ontario is the worst,

00:32:31.600 but Quebec too, they love being abused by politicians. And I don't like that one. I'm

00:32:37.460 embarrassed for people who say, I love the lockdown.

00:32:40.880 You know, you've given me some insight, Ezra, right now as to why Fifty Shades of Grey is such a

00:32:46.880 multi bestseller. It's terribly written. I mean, I didn't get past a few pages. And but you got to

00:32:53.980 ask, is it an S&M fetish or is this Stockholm syndrome where you fall in love with the kidnappers

00:33:01.800 and go on their side? I don't know. It's something like that. It's definitely a psychological kind of

00:33:06.740 group mania. And the way face masks have been transformed and has have transformed all of us

00:33:13.180 is something that will scar people, especially children for decades to come. We got to keep it 0.70

00:33:20.180 there. Thanks very much for coming on the show. Good. You're doing great work out there. I love to see

00:33:24.600 all the radio folks. Stay with us more. Hey, welcome back on my show last night. Gary writes,

00:33:40.920 not only is Tam compromised, but her boss is too. They both need to be fired. Yeah. I don't

00:33:46.600 understand how you could have an employee who is swearing oaths of loyalty and confidentiality

00:33:52.520 to another employer on the same subject matter. She's supposed to be working for you. How's that 1.00

00:34:00.180 even work? Debbie writes, when was she voted in by Canadian citizens? Well, that's the thing. None of

00:34:07.100 these public health officers were voted in by anybody. And politicians are all too happy to

00:34:11.940 trot out these unelected, unaccountable doctors, top doctors. They're not top doctors. They're political

00:34:17.740 bureaucrats with an MD. Catherine writes, and what is O'Fool doing about this? Oh, yes, I forgot.

00:34:24.400 He got rid of Derek Sloan and demoted Polyev. Aaron O'Toole has not yet spoken out against these

00:34:31.580 COVID jail quarantines. He just hasn't. I think that's really noticeable, don't you? I mean, if you

00:34:38.540 won't stand up against those, which make no medical sense, which treat people cruelly,

00:34:44.540 which are clearly unconstitutional, if you won't stand up against that and you're called the

00:34:49.580 official opposition, I don't think you're going to stand up against anything. That's our show for

00:34:55.240 today. Until tomorrow, on behalf of all of us here at Rebel World Headquarters, do you at home good

00:34:59.300 night and keep fighting for freedom.

00:35:14.540 to be honest with you.

Rebel News Podcast - February 25, 2021

New national poll： A lot of people love having their freedoms curtailed!

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