00:04:55.800you're going to be at the one in Toronto.
00:04:57.260yes i am yes just going off what you said i i don't know what people who aren't on x do because
00:05:05.120without x and without the people that i know in real life i would feel very isolated in this world
00:05:10.780where the mainstream media narrative is so dominant so if you're not somebody that's already
00:05:16.580amongst your people i think it's just a wonderful opportunity to go and find your people i know that
00:05:22.300you're not alone yes oh without without question like just the the fellowship that you get by
00:05:29.340hanging out with people that also get it it's uh it's worth more than money can buy really and i
00:05:35.400was um i was pleasantly surprised at how many young people we had there and how those young
00:05:41.900people wanted other young people to attend the event so if you're a young person you're looking
00:05:47.960for your tribe. You've had your eyes open and you see the reality of living in this place.
00:05:53.060Rebel News Live is an event for you. So again, tickets available on rebelnews.com.
00:05:59.140So Scarlet Grace, you want to get into the meat and the potatoes of this day?
00:06:05.080Sounds a little intimidating, but let's do it.
00:06:07.560No, don't be. Don't be, honey. You're going to do great. These stories are so interesting. So
00:06:12.620let's start here. A man stood up for a young air cadets, for a couple of young air cadets,
00:06:19.860selling Remembrance Day poppies in Hamilton. And now he has a life-altering injury. Two people
00:06:28.780have been charged, a 12-year-old boy and a 48-year-old woman, police won't name. And we're
00:06:35.180going to go, I think, to our... Olivia, could we bring up our Rebel News post on this? It's number
00:06:41.800two on the schedule. So as this piece shows, there was two air cadets, and we all know who
00:06:49.580air cadets are. They're the sort of youth, the training of Canada's armed forces. They are like
00:06:57.320they are always in the lead up for Remembrance Day, stationed outside of a shopping mall. Okay,
00:07:02.060you guys, these two young people, and they're being supervised by a 48-year-old man. A group of
00:07:08.660two, a group of two very young people walk by these cadets and blow an air horn in their faces,
00:07:17.880okay, which in itself is a skeeve move, okay, something that bad kids would do.
00:07:22.420I think that's assault too. I'm not positive, but I think there's something to that, yeah.0.59
00:07:27.800I think there is too. So they then enter a restaurant, these two kids, and the guy that
00:07:35.820was supervising the two cadets runs in after them. While they are inside this restaurant,
00:07:43.320they get into an altercation, we'll say. Okay, these two kids get in an altercation
00:07:49.400with the 48-year-old that was accompanying the air cadets. And then an unrelated woman or a
00:07:57.960related woman, 48 years old, gets involved. What happens next is the 48-year-old that was
00:08:05.140supervising the cadets, ends up being ferociously assaulted inside the restaurant and now has
00:08:13.300life-threatening injuries. Now, here's the crazy thing. Is it the police aren't telling us who the
00:08:18.64048-year-old is? Was it a stranger who witnessed the 48-year-old chasing these two young punks
00:08:25.080into this restaurant after audibly, we'll say audibly, assaulting the air cadets, selling
00:08:31.340puppies outside and getting donations for the legion um or was she or was she known to these
00:08:39.040two kids nobody knows because the police won't give us any details but scarlet grace what does
00:08:44.980it say about our country when kids selling puppies can't do that safely on our streets anymore what
00:08:52.340does that say about us i want to know when it is that and i don't want to say the left because this
00:08:58.900is all alleged we don't know the details because the police won't tell us but overwhelmingly we're
00:09:03.180seeing the left shift to being against remembrance day of all things that should be the one thing
00:09:08.940that unites us no the people who who fought for our country to have differing opinion when is it
00:09:14.900when did the tide turn against our veterans and what remembrance day means exactly heartbreaking
00:09:22.300you know isn't it isn't it and these two young people they would have been cadets are typically
00:09:27.040when they're when they're doing their poppy duty uh they're typically in uniform okay they're
00:09:32.820typically standing stationary they don't you know they're not roaming around or doing any kind of
00:09:37.560you know a timeshare pitch to anybody they're they're standing stationary and they're offering
00:09:44.020canadians the opportunity to pick up a poppy for a small donation to the canadian legion um why i
00:09:51.580guess this leads to my next question is why do we think the hamilton police are keeping the
00:09:56.900name of the 48-year-old woman secret. Because I believe, you know, I believe that if you
00:10:03.240participate in an assault, especially against a guy who was accompanying a couple of cadets
00:10:10.360selling poppies, you should have your name blasted to the public if you participated
00:10:17.580in that. And what it kind of sounds like is that she intervened at the point of the conflict
00:10:24.300on behalf of the young punks who blew their air horn in the faces of young cadets why would they
00:10:32.480not name her there's got to be some kind of some kind of verbal altercation that happened inside
00:10:38.280where where the kerfuffle happened that we don't know about that you know the how the mob mentality
00:10:44.620works uh it's not the first time that we've seen the police protect the criminal it's not the first
00:10:52.080time they've withheld names for crimes it's probably the first time that i've seen though
00:10:55.960that is this type of crime where they haven't released a name well exactly because because a
00:11:03.14048 year old woman is not like a young offender you know what i mean yes the two the the two
00:11:08.520young people uh then bolted to another restaurant and then they were apprehended by the police
00:11:15.300when another altercation happened in another place these kids were apprehended just causing
00:11:21.020havoc wherever they go that's well okay little petulant chaos agents right do we know the two
00:11:27.920offenders were they of age or were they very young very very young like say but uh preteen0.97
00:11:35.200preteen age we're talking about very young so these kids will never ever ever be named because
00:11:41.140of our um because of our uh youth criminal justice system in canada we don't uh we're unable
00:11:48.300to name people involved in it if they're under the age of 18.
00:11:53.620So we don't know much about these little perpetrators,
00:11:57.180but this sounds kind of to me like a member of the public
00:12:02.980saw a grown man chasing two kids, and she took the wrong side.
00:12:08.980That's what this is looking like to me.
00:12:11.420But again, all of the details are going to come out in the wash.
00:12:15.620All of the details are going to come out in the wash.
00:12:17.780But the man, and of course, we wish the 48-year-old man who has suffered life-altering injuries because of this a really, really speedy recovery.
00:12:29.980And of course, we extend our best wishes to those cadets who were part of this.
00:14:05.220Mr. Speaker, we had a choice as to who we listened to when it came to actually developing
00:14:09.540measures that were going to promote public safety in this country.
00:14:12.260Conservative members who would simply yell and make noises on the floor of the House of Commons
00:14:16.240or those who have dedicated their lives and careers to demand better public safety outcomes for Canadians.
00:14:21.880We chose to work with police who work on the ground to improve public safety.
00:14:25.680We chose to work with provincial governments who have the responsibility to administer the justices in their province.
00:14:30.800And we work with advocacy organizations who defended the interest of victims.
00:14:34.500Mr. Speaker, I think we made the right choice.
00:14:36.160According to the Toronto Star Home Invasion...
00:14:38.160So the long and short of it, you guys, is that Toronto is in a home invasion crisis.
00:14:46.940Okay, home invasion numbers in Toronto, where they recommend Toronto citizens hang their car keys by the door so the bad guys can just pick them up and drive away with your luxury vehicle.
00:15:00.660And the Justice Minister, Sean Fraser, actually has the gall to say they made the right call.
00:15:08.160uh scarlet grace do tell me what you would tell a homeowner who's been invaded who's had their
00:15:15.040home invaded and then hears that like what would you say to that person who's been victimized in
00:15:21.680this way oh i would i would give my condolences that toronto voted for more of this first of all
00:15:29.780and i think it's really important that we never give up our guns for this very reason
00:15:37.600Yeah. Oh, very, very good point. Because at least if you have, if you're on the inside of your house
00:15:44.220and a bad guy comes into your home, into your castle to do your family wrong, you at least
00:15:53.040have a line of defense, a line of defense. But of course, we live in Canada and that we know
00:15:58.860is frowned upon by our federal government. My favorite part, okay, my favorite part about this
00:16:04.520was like Gary and Addisangri promising, Gary and Addisangri promising transformational change.
00:16:14.680I feel like the transformational change, we'll know about it when we never have to report on
00:16:20.580these kinds of stories anymore. But it seems as though, as long as we're stuck with this federal
00:16:26.780government, who does not care, okay, who does not care about regular people, because largely
00:16:34.100they are absolved from bad decisions that they make
00:16:38.100because this is an issue that would never, ever, ever touch them.
00:16:41.460Now, reminder, all of these guys have access to security details,
00:16:46.340to law enforcement, to, you know, whether it be CSIS
00:16:51.400or whether it be warnings, whether it be the protection mechanism
00:16:55.840that's afforded to federal politicians.
00:16:59.060They will absolutely never have to think about these things
00:17:02.580happening in their lives but they also don't think about what happens when it happens to
00:17:07.100everyday Canadians and this is just this is just another great example of liberal disconnect um
00:17:14.020I mean we're talking about Gary who didn't even know what a PAL was right and yes and he's supposed
00:17:21.820to he's supposed to be the guy with all the bright ideas I mean that they couldn't find anybody better
00:17:27.560than Gary Anandasangri to take up this job tells you one thing. But it's also maybe, you know,
00:17:34.680willful ignorance, you know, give the job to the most incompetent guy who's just going to say the0.64
00:17:42.220lines and continue doing nothing. It's another great example of liberal failure as it pertains
00:17:48.340to public safety. And to back this up, to back this story up, do let us talk about what happened
00:17:56.400on the Bridal Path in Toronto. Now for all of our Rebel News viewers who have never had the good
00:18:02.440fortune of visiting Bridal Path in Toronto, let me just set this up for you. So every time we go
00:18:08.920to Toronto for the Christmas party, me and Sheila Gunn-Reed kidnap David Menzies. And David Menzies
00:18:15.500will ask us like, what do you want to do in Toronto? On my first year in Toronto, I'm like,
00:18:19.400take me to Drake's house immediately. Take me to Drake's house. I want to see it. I want to see
00:18:25.660where the absolutely crazy rich affluent people live i want to judge the exterior of their houses
00:18:31.780and play some m&m okay at level 10 in david menzies car this is what we actually did
00:18:37.540and when i tell you canada that bridal path in toronto i wish we had like a google maps like a
00:18:44.120like a um what is it like um the street view i wish we had a street view of the bridal path
00:18:49.940right here because when i tell you looking at it right now on my phones for context yeah
00:18:54.200you okay these houses these houses are so enormous that the exterior grounds reminded me of like an
00:19:02.120ivy league college campus somewhere in connecticut you know what i mean like all of these
00:19:08.280houses are so preposterously humongous that it's almost hard to fathom i see tennis courts i see
00:19:15.940pools this is something i don't know i like i'm not a toronto native i spent a lot of time there
00:19:19.860but I I haven't even heard of this before you're kidding okay so next time we're in Toronto you're
00:19:25.440coming on the David Menzies tour of bridal path oh there's Drake's house it's on them it's marked
00:19:31.000on the map it has a it has a it has a google maps literally says Drake's house Drake's house
00:19:37.520it has a it has a speaker outside you know just how you think like a fresh prince of Bel-Air vibes
00:19:44.220okay that is what bridal path is like is fresh prince of Bel-Air vibes every house behind a
00:19:50.160There's security, like there's actual real life security people and, you know, all sorts of
00:19:55.120cameras. So there is a crime that happened on the bridle path in Toronto, where, surprise,
00:20:03.600a home invasion, a home invasion went down, where the dad was shot, two of the daughters were shot,
00:20:11.620and the mom was attacked by a hammer. Now, this is where this story goes absolutely right off the
00:20:17.600rails absolutely right off the rails the suspect in this home invasion on bridal path in toronto
00:20:25.580accidentally shoots himself during the course of this crime okay it's it's almost it it's if it
00:20:34.300wasn't so scary and tragic it would be hilarious like because because of course home invasion uh
00:20:40.480people people that are doing home invasions deserve to accidentally shoot themselves but this
00:20:44.580guy. Listen to this, you guys. The suspect of this crime accidentally shoots himself and goes0.95
00:20:49.380for medical care, okay? He prances into a hospital for a gunshot wound, and the hospital goes,
00:20:58.960oh, there's this big, you know, there's this big incident over there on Bridal Path in some of
00:21:03.520these $50 million houses. I wonder if it has anything to do with that. Nope. They let him go,
00:21:10.480you guys. They let the home invader get medical treatment, and Chief, what is his name? Chief
00:21:20.540Demku, Chief Myron Demku says that it's a little bit premature to call it a failure. Can we watch
00:21:28.940that video, Olivia? It's not for on our schedule. Let's just listen to Myron Demku completely
00:21:34.740absolve himself from this absolute scandal. Go on. Well I think it's a little bit premature to be
00:21:42.080calling anything a failure. To respect the investigative process and follow the evidence
00:21:46.820as quickly and as expeditiously as possible is precisely what our police officers did and
00:21:51.960continue to do. And they're working as hard and as diligently as they can given the speed and flow
00:21:56.940this investigation is unfolding, pursuing every single lead as it becomes available. I think
00:22:02.500you'll recognize that some of the work that has to happen does take time and these things don't
00:22:08.120always line up perfectly for us i think it's a little bit it's going to always line up perfectly
00:22:14.780for us and then and then it turns out that they actually do it actually turns out that some crimes
00:22:23.880are so obvious that all you have to do is show up at the hospital where there is a young man with a
00:22:30.320gunshot wound within the same time frame as this terrible terrible home invasion and they let him
00:22:37.180go you know let him go it says a lot about the toronto police which i deal with on a regular
00:22:43.740basis and i know i know the mess that that is i wonder if it's also worth commenting on
00:22:50.160our health care system and then being so overwhelmed that it's something that could
00:22:56.840have fallen through the cracks for them as well we don't know you know where the slip-up happened
00:23:02.140was it not reported to police was it oh there's a there's a whole policy there they have a whole
00:23:07.640policy on the hospital on the health care side about what happens when somebody walks into a
00:23:12.180hospital with a gunshot wound there is a whole process that's built into that and it sounds like
00:23:16.980there was you know a loophole in the process where they let the actual suspect in the hospital get
00:23:22.900treated and then walk right away. So we're going to be, we're going to be keeping an eye on this
00:23:29.600story. But do you think, like, Scarlett, correct me if I'm wrong, but are we all losing confidence
00:23:35.120in the system? Like when a chief can defend this big of a mishandling, really, they had the guy.
00:23:42.520They had the guy and they let him go. Do you think that this lends confidence to the Toronto police
00:23:48.160or do you think they're making fools of themselves again? It depends who the audience is,
00:23:52.900Because obviously, to people like us who are informed, it's laughable.
00:23:57.320If it weren't so tragic, it would be hysterical.
00:23:59.620But then there are those who swallow up the pretty words and carry on.
00:29:05.420And so that brings us to our next question.
00:29:07.160What kind of safeguards were, or what kind of, what kind of balances, what kind of checks and balances were in place to check out on this kid?
00:29:16.340even questioning was he going to school was exactly this exactly this and so the the man
00:29:23.800charged was also charged like not only with his uh not only with his murder this 11 year old but
00:29:29.640uh committing an indignity on a human body and so uh this is about the worst case scenario for
00:29:38.060for this story and of course our hearts and and minds are going out to his his family and those
00:29:44.340who loved him. But here in Canada, you can do terrible, awful, no good, unforgivable things.
00:29:52.080And it will still take the police over a year to get their pants on, which should frighten us all.
00:29:58.020Really, this is a 911. The death and disappearance of an 11-year-old child is a 911 level emergency
00:30:03.360for the community. Why did nobody pick up on this earlier? Exactly. And what did that poor kid go
00:30:11.200through before his eventual death. I'm interested to know if there was an Amber alert put out for
00:30:21.100him too, or if he didn't get the threshold for that. Well, exactly this. What kind of public
00:30:27.840alert went out to get everybody, the community's eyes on where he was? What exactly did the
00:30:35.140Burnaby police do? And again, you had a great question. Why did it take a report from New
00:30:39.640Zealand to figure out that this that this little guy was missing so so anyway sad news all around
00:30:46.400out of Burnaby and we we really really our hearts and and prayers go out to his family on that
00:30:51.920enormous loss okay guys time for a quick that was this okay that was the sad segment I'm happy
00:30:58.960I'm happy to say that we're gonna move along to something that interests all of us and this is
00:31:05.800mark carney and his friends and how they're taking your money and how much how much of it
00:31:13.160they're actually taking so mark carney said to caribbean leaders there's more than a million
00:31:20.260people in canada who trace their roots back to the region there's a growing trade four billion
00:31:26.580a year can we just watch mark carney you guys there's more than a million people in canada
00:31:34.500trace their roots back to the region there is growing trade four billion dollars a year
00:31:46.500wow there's so that's that's mark carney's just trying to find any old way to make inroads into
00:31:53.140other into other nations and now we're looking at the caribbean scarlet grace uh it's it's it's
00:32:00.660It's more wild than you could. So what do you think he's after here? In addition to replacing
00:32:09.460the United States, our biggest trade partner, with smaller medium nations, what do you think
00:32:15.920the point of this was? I couldn't tell you unless it's connected to our whole campaign of screw the1.00
00:32:24.380usa i had no idea we had that many people with caribbean roots in in canada did anybody fact
00:32:30.820check that it might be true i feel like what's what's our population up around like 40 44 million
00:32:38.260something like this you're telling me that one out of every every 44 people in canada is of
00:32:43.740caribbean descent that sounds really actually that sounds really high like super high i i don't know
00:32:50.440anybody who says they're of caribbean descent it could be true but i guess if you if you count
00:32:56.900olivia chow yeah i was gonna say yeah i was gonna say she thought she's into it yeah
00:33:02.720mark carney you can't you can't count all the people that go to the caribbean festivals
00:33:07.740and the diversity the diversity festivals as as being from as being from the caribbean although
00:33:14.400i guess you kind of can in canada where you can just identify as anything you want you took the
00:33:20.120words out of my mouth you can you can identify as caribbean so there you go but if that gets us a
00:33:25.560quicker like if that gets us a quicker visa or a way to buy property in the caribbean fine
00:33:29.860i identify as caribbean lineage so down for the better weather yeah 100 i'm an albino i'm i'm an
00:33:38.280albino from the caribbean and that's just it is we can all try that we can all try that okay okay
00:33:45.320you guys so uh let's see what do we have up next oh this is a great number seven olivia can we go
00:33:53.660to number seven so now canada's national defense own ledger shows that a 2.55 billion sole-sourced
00:34:02.800telesat contract that nobody announced it was left out of an early earlier public disclosure
00:34:09.720Telesat, surprise, is run by Mark Carney's longtime friend. Scarlet Grace, on a scale of
00:34:22.860one to 10, how shocked are you to learn that Mark Carney's personal bestie has got $2.55 billion
00:34:32.940dollars in his pocket over a telesat company that uh nobody really knows what they do or or what
00:34:40.500they're after but how surprised are you that it's mark carney's friend that got all that money
00:34:44.200i mean should we be surprised at this point i think it's more surprising that nobody's
00:34:48.340talking about it except maybe you and me right now but uh yeah it's not shocking at all it's
00:34:55.100like scandal after scandal it's almost like we're we're just numb to it at this point it's it's it's
00:35:02.520almost it's almost insane you guys in the high props to tamara ugolini for for uh scooping this
00:35:08.320story um but is there any question as to why why this was left out of the public disclosure
00:35:16.160like why is it that media is is needing to go through a fine-tooth comb of the liberals business
00:35:24.740deals you know these whisper deals in the background and then unveil them to the public
00:35:30.460Like, how come you think that is Scarlet Grace?
00:35:33.120Like, how come you think they didn't divulge this all at the bidding
00:35:37.280when they stroke the $2.55 billion check?
00:35:41.640What do you think they didn't tell us?
00:35:48.940It's good to have friends in high places, man.
00:35:51.980And it's just a big, rich people club.
00:35:56.060And regular Canadians are not part of it.
00:35:58.560It's another example of how the Canadian, the normal, average, everyday, regular Canadian pocketbook is being thieved every single day by this federal government for the benefit of their close personal friends and family associates.
00:36:18.180In any case, what do you think, Scarlett, just let me ask you this.
00:36:23.100What do you think the mainstream media would be saying if this was a conservative prime minister?
00:36:29.140Front page news, blasting, just condemning.
00:36:34.820Look at the look at the one percent.0.92
00:36:36.780Look at the and the poor, the poor 99 percent that get nothing.0.64
00:36:41.480It would be they would play right into the whole class war thing that they're going with on the left.
00:36:45.680And this is a prime example of that, but because it doesn't fit the narrative, it's just, but I mean, for all the people who complain about the billionaires and how we're left with nothing, I mean, look at what your side is doing.
00:37:10.660For a passion project, okay, this is a passion project. This is a liberal passion project. They're like, we don't want anything to do with those big, mean, American telecom satellite companies. We're going to invent our own thing.
00:37:29.080And then they line the pockets of their friends. To the number, like $2.55 billion, you guys, how many hospitals could that build in Canada? How many nurses could that hire in Canada? Like extrapolate the money from that and just ask yourself, what good could we do in this country if we weren't paying Mark Carney's friend?
00:37:52.420it's a it's an open kleptocracy you guys this is what's like this is what corruption looks like
00:37:58.500and they're just doing it like just out loud in front of everybody's faces um nobody will talk
00:38:03.280about it well we we will though won't we won't we we don't mind pointing out the duplicity of our
00:38:09.820terrible and corrupt federal government um and it's it's really a shame that the mainstream media
00:38:15.680isn't doing the same i'm continuing on with mark carney's friends getting all of the getting all of
00:38:21.780the money. This post by Holly Doan, our friend Holly Doan over there at Black Clocks Reporter,
00:38:29.280it says that the Canadian Coast Guard confirms it reclassified, listen to this, you guys,
00:38:38.340all 73, almost 7,400 of its employees, including six-figure executives, as national defenders
00:38:47.520to help cabinet meet its NATO spending targets.
00:38:51.320Now, you may recall that Canada has been on the receiving end
00:38:56.720of quite vocal criticism, especially from the United States,
00:39:02.240especially from Donald Trump, over our stubborn refusal
00:39:10.380And to make this target, you know what they did?
00:39:13.720they just took a regular workforce from the Coast Guard. It's 7,400 employees. And it said,
00:39:21.620right, these guys are going to contribute to NATO. These guys are contributing to NATO.
00:39:28.140Scarlett Grace, doesn't this feel like it's just cooking the books to you? Don't you feel like this
00:39:33.500is just a book cooking right now, out loud, just switching things from one side to the other to
00:39:40.200make it fit yeah it's just putting another mask on it's crazy i i didn't know about this at all
00:39:46.740you keep breaking these stories to me and it's like it's something that should shock the average
00:39:51.640person but the average person yeah well well how do you but how do i think the more important
00:39:58.040question is is how do you think our friends and allies in the united states are going to take this
00:40:02.200i mean i don't think that the u.s thinks about us as much as we think about them but if we're
00:40:08.420talking specifically about donald trump i mean we're going to get another scolding um and it's
00:40:13.040didn't we just reach some kind of deal with them as well um it's very precarious right now it really
00:40:20.060is we should be very very careful but another part of this story that's so interesting that
00:40:24.020hasn't really been picked up by anybody yet is diana fox carney was recently named an ocean
00:40:32.380Envoy okay she's been put into this sort of um uh oh what would you call it it's like a it's like
00:40:40.020an ambassador role okay Diana Fox Carney this is the wife of our prime minister and she's hosting
00:40:46.820this big fancy Ocean Envoy conference in Halifax in 2027 and part of the oh this is you guys this
00:40:56.160is where it gets so juicy okay this is where it gets so juicy diana fox carney was appointed
00:41:02.500canada's first ocean envoy so they created this role for her um and chair of the our ocean
00:41:11.960conference this is happening in uh halifax in 2027 but you guys listen to this maritime security
00:41:21.280which is the job of the Coast Guard, okay, which is the job of our Department of Fisheries and
00:41:28.060Oceans, also falls under the purview of Diana Fox Carney. So I beg you, Scarlet Grace, to tell me,
00:41:38.500to tell me, why on earth did Mark Carney just create an ambassadorial role for his wife? Now,
00:41:45.860it's an unpaid position, okay? Diana Fox Carney's position is unpaid. It's a volunteer1.00
00:41:50.460sort of figurehead role. But it is also under the same category as all of our ocean defense.
00:42:01.280So do you think that there's just a little bit of a conflict interest here? Or do you think that
00:42:06.880there's a huge conflict of interest here? It's a very confusing conflict of interest here. I would
00:42:14.900love to know the motives behind that uh or what she's done to to achieve such an honor um and how0.71
00:42:23.140much time she actually spends in that area too because i was under the impression she spends most
00:42:26.900of her time in in the u.s of a um are great enemies so i am at a loss what what do you think
00:42:35.340is the motivation behind that i think well i think that it is a very good way to make
00:42:42.580Canada's national defense under the purview of a super close Kearney insider who happens to be his
00:42:51.240wife. How the prime minister's British wife gets within a stone's throw of Canada's national
00:43:00.980defense through the Coast Guard is egregious. It's absolutely crazy that she would get within
00:43:07.540a stone's throw. But what we see here is that the budget for all of Canada's Coast Guard has now
00:43:15.360gone under NATO spending, right? And so now Diana Fox Carney's endeavors are going to count towards
00:43:24.060or get paid for by NATO spending. In short, it looks like Mark Carney and the Liberal just put
00:43:31.980Diana Fox Carney and all of her fancy have yachts, okay? You know who's really interested
00:43:37.240in ocean security are all the people who own shipping companies, okay? Who own yachts
00:43:45.500on Canada's coastline. Those are the people you just put in charge and not to put too fine a
00:43:50.300point on it or like to get my conspiracy theory tinfoil hat on. But Diana Fox Carney's good
00:43:58.520friend, Ghislaine Maxwell, also had an ocean ambassadorial company, or we'll say it was
00:44:08.940running an ocean ambassadors organization talking about ocean conservation and marine
00:44:19.300wellness as it pertained to climate change and taking care of the ocean.
00:44:22.720So the way I see it, now listen, there are no established links between this, but what I see is Mark Carney's wife, Diana Fox Carney, rebranding Ghislaine Maxwell's idea from 2012. Ghislaine Maxwell's little effort was called Terramar. It's in all of the Epstein documentaries and stuff.
00:44:45.160but here here Ghislaine Maxwell's uh idea from 2012 is being rebranded for Diana Fox Carney and
00:44:51.500surprise we're paying for it terrifying what a connection to make yeah we need to well we need
00:44:59.300to dig into it more you guys so everybody in the lives in the live stream chats okay the ones who
00:45:05.140love digging down rabbit holes and like falling down rabbit holes send your info to me okay I am
00:45:11.140down for this kind of, I'm down for this kind of linking. But in any case, the, yeah, the entire
00:45:17.200Coast Guard is now sort of in the same purview as Diana Fox Carney's Passions. Can't, can't imagine
00:45:24.700how this could go wrong. I can't, I can't imagine how this could go wrong. Okay, you guys, next
00:45:31.880question. Oh, say that again, Olivia. Sorry, I heard you. Oh. Okay. What time are we at? Are we
00:45:42.700going to skip? Are we going to go through? Do we have an ad read today, Olivia? Okay. Okay. We're
00:45:50.500going to skip down the schedule. We're going to skip down the schedule. And why don't we go
00:45:59.240to scarlet grace what would you like to talk about next do you want to talk about alberta
00:46:06.260elections next elections alberta excuse me do you want to hear what they're doing
00:46:11.300over there you can let me know because i admit full ignorance after being so fully invested in
00:46:17.600what's been going on over in ontario please enlighten me okay so on the heels of the big
00:46:24.420referendum in Alberta. Elections Alberta has said that they can't possibly run an election
00:46:34.580with the UCP, Danielle Smith's UCP party, the United Conservative Party of Alberta,
00:46:40.300has proposed boundary changes on the electoral map in Alberta. Now, there's, you know,
00:46:47.200accusations. Nenshi is not happy. He's the leader of the NDP opposition. He's not happy. He's calling
00:46:52.700and gerrymandering. This is where they redraw the boundaries in Alberta to sort of better
00:46:59.600accommodate demographic shifts and make a more fair democratic process. Now, this is not unusual.
00:47:10.980This is not unusual. Electoral maps get redrawn all the time. But what Elections Alberta has said,
00:47:18.340OK, what they have said is that they cannot possibly think about running an election one year from now because of these recent electoral boundary changes.
00:47:31.960And Ezra Levant kind of said it right. This is this is number 15 on the schedule.
00:47:36.260If we could bring that up, Olivia, as nobody says it like Ezra.
00:47:41.160And this is what he says. Elections Alberta is out of control.
00:47:44.200First, they let the Remain side launder millions in dark money through Thomas the Kazakh's campaign with no disclosure. Thomas the Kazakh is batting around P.S. building a new party out of all of that data. Now they propose to delay the election because a year isn't enough time. Banana Republic style interference, Ezra says.0.53
00:48:04.120uh can you uh can you quickly oh mickey amory so mickey amory is the uh mickey amory is the uh
00:48:15.740zoom can you click on his um can you click on his letter there olivia because never
00:48:21.880there is very very rarely a time where i will say god this is a great strongly worded letter
00:48:28.060God, this guy writes a good letter. But I tell you, Mickey Amory, he is the Attorney General,
00:48:34.720I think, of Alberta, wrote a, excuse me, the Minister of Justice. He wrote a scathing letter
00:48:45.120to Alberta, Elections Alberta, telling them exactly why there will be an election on Alberta's fixed
00:48:53.380election date why elections alberta is absolutely capable of doing their jobs and why mickey amory
00:49:01.760pays them money to do their job so basically elections alberta said oh oh my god a year from
00:49:08.940now you guys want us to like you guys want us to do like a big job like we're just we just got over
00:49:14.640that like last big job that you asked us to do when we couldn't possibly get our pants on in that
00:49:19.940him out of time. This, this letter from Mickey Amory gives me life. Okay. He points out that
00:49:26.820their election, that their elections are fixed in Alberta and that their election is going to
00:49:30.860go forward as planned. He basically tells them, grow the F up, grow the F up and do your effing
00:49:40.800jobs. And I am not discussing this. Scarlet Grace, should, should more provincial leaders0.56
00:49:47.800put these lunatics in their place should like i want more of this i want more elected officials
00:49:54.520and government agencies to hold other government agencies feet to the fire when they say oh we0.56
00:50:00.120couldn't possibly we're too busy it's something that we don't see happen out here enough so i'm
00:50:06.400glad that it's happening out there but i also want to note that i want you to explain all alberta
00:50:11.860politics to me with those impressions because it makes it so clear to me so thank you so much for
00:50:18.300that explanation uh yeah uh more of that please we couldn't possibly we couldn't possibly
00:50:26.880how could we possibly run an election when we just found an election and our name is
00:50:31.480the legends alberta what do you want from us we need some downtime around here like this
00:50:37.920this is actually arguably insane and it calls into question the the uh public trust like can
00:50:44.160the public trust an institution that's like oh we couldn't possibly do our job in the next one
00:50:47.820calendar year we can't figure that's too much for us can we trust can we trust public institutions
00:50:52.340to do that i'm just glad somebody's holding them accountable more of that more of that scathing
00:50:59.420letter please oh me too and mickey i have to tell you i really like mickey amory okay he's my
00:51:05.100favorite ginger i would not kick mickey amory on kick a ginger day okay i like him that much
00:51:10.720um we one time met neither of us will ever forget meeting each other it was so funny and bizarre
00:51:17.340uh but mickey amory he he doesn't uh he doesn't suffer any fools man and he's part of alberta's
00:51:23.740uh ucp government and they don't let moss grow on a rolling stone so it sounds like they've got
00:51:28.680their marching orders and we'll see uh we'll see what's what what comes of this story with
00:51:34.300Elections Alberta. But in any case, I think we got some, I think we all got some concerns in
00:51:40.000Alberta about how elections, elections happen there. So, so we'll see how this goes. We'll
00:51:44.880keep an eye on it for you guys. Where do we want to go next? Do we want to go to 11? A video of
00:51:53.540Pierre Polyev? Let's do that. Let's do, let's do item 11, Olivia. Pierre Polyev has a thing to say.
00:52:30.440A century later, the commissionaires are still the largest non-governmental employer of veterans anywhere in Canada.
00:52:38.440They protect our public servants, and for years they protected the offices at the Canadian Revenue Agency.
00:52:44.640By every account, the agency was happy and satisfied with their exceptional work.
00:52:50.500Then, on June 16th of this year, under this Prime Minister, CRA handed the nearly $12 million contract to Universal Protection Services, a subsidiary of Allied Universal, an American security giant with ties to the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement Deportation Program, otherwise known as ICE.
00:53:16.380So, Madam Speaker, how much did Canadians save by elbowing out of this contract our veterans and giving it to the American parent company?
00:53:28.560A measly $80,000 less than 1% of the contract value.
00:53:34.460Obviously, when you take into account the taxes that the commissionaires would have paid on their salaries back to the Canadian government, that amount is probably eliminated altogether.
00:53:45.360And this is not a one-year deal. It runs for two years and can be extended five more after that for a total of seven.
00:53:52.200Seven years that our veterans could be shot out of this important work.
00:53:56.440The head of the commissionaires, Great Lakes, said he had never seen a contract that size change hands on such a slender difference when the client was happy with the work of the commissionaires.
00:54:08.340Scarlett Grace what do you think this says to veterans right ahead of
00:54:13.580Remembrance Day just being cancelled by a liberal government?
00:54:17.100It's just tragic the way we treat our veterans. It's just so utterly heartbreaking. I mean they
00:54:23.600get one dang day a year and then right before that they have to be kicked yet again. It's0.92
00:54:30.060honestly infuriating. It really truly is and the conservatives are working pretty hard including
00:54:35.360My buddy Fraser told me he's an MP out of Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan. He's working really hard to have this decision sort of rolled back. I don't have a lot of hope. I don't have a lot of hope that the Liberals will do this. They're pretty stubborn when they make a bad decision. They tend to double down on it, triple down on it, and tell us why we're all wrong.
00:54:55.060But I can't see, I really don't see an upside about hiring foreign, well, foreign security guards to do the job of the commissioners. We love the commissioners. We all know them. You know, those little old guys that are sitting behind desks in government buildings.
00:55:13.800they're always super friendly, super helpful, and it gives them, it really gives them purpose.
00:55:19.360It really gives them purpose, sort of in, especially in their elder years, and to see the
00:55:24.840Liberal government, well, it's a kick in the face to see them do this, especially just ahead of
00:55:31.300Remembrance Day. I think it says everything. I think it says everything. I would love to talk
00:55:35.680to one of them about their experience with that. It's, yeah. Oh, that would be great. Reach out if
00:57:09.660Then, on Thanksgiving Monday, she got an email telling her
00:57:13.020that she'd been unassigned from teaching.
00:57:15.400The next day, students walked out of the class to protest her.
00:57:19.600Amy says there's never been one complaint about what she teaches in her classroom.
00:57:23.860Now, she's waiting to find out if she still has a job.
00:57:27.080I'm Lise Murrow with Rebel News, and here's Amy in her own words.
00:57:34.320Post said here, here, and then people started commenting on it, which I obviously wasn't
00:57:40.920surprised about. The next day, then my school principal let me know that the HR deputy
00:57:47.480superintendent was coming into my school to meet with me. So he did. He gave me a letter of
00:57:54.740discipline and directed me to take down the post, and I told him that I wasn't going to.
00:58:03.040the 12th thanksgiving monday that evening i got an email that i'd been unassigned from teaching
00:58:08.120duties so i'm currently being paid but not teaching so so uh so we have a little bit of
00:58:15.140an update from amy davidson and it turns out that she um she's been uh recommended
00:58:21.680to be to be fired by her own school division over this over this post two words wow is it isn't it
00:58:31.960isn't that wild you spoke with her did she explain what was in the disciplinary letter more
00:58:38.740what what what so on what it was it was a it was a it was a um fact-finding mission so they met
00:58:47.980she met with her union her her union supplied a lawyer so she and her union supplied lawyer
00:58:54.540met with her own school division including you know the the deputy superintendent you know they
00:59:01.320came in with the big guns, and they wanted to know exactly what she said, and what she said about it.
00:59:07.580And then that sort of dragged on for a couple weeks. And then it turned out that they recommended
00:59:12.000the people that did the investigation, okay, they recommended that she be relieved of her ability
00:59:20.600to teach in Alberta. And I just wanted to share with you guys that one of the people that attended
00:59:26.520the Rebel News Live event in Calgary was a fascinating and illustrious retired Canadian
00:59:35.200justice, okay? And this fine gent sought us out at the event and said, I got to talk to you about
00:59:43.920what's happening to teacher Amy Davidson in Grand Prairie. And he said, it is absolutely critical
00:59:51.060that Amy Davidson not be marched out of teaching. Because he said, Amy Davidson,
00:59:59.700what Amy Davidson said, as it stands today, is factually correct. The law and our justice system0.84
01:00:08.140relies on evidence, evidence before it passes judgment. This is the crux of our entire legal
01:00:18.420system. And what he said was, the claim of the 215 graves in Kamloops, as it pertains to how
01:00:28.420the law would interpret this, is based on hearsay. It is people saying that they believe that that's
01:00:37.600what's there. But as it turns out, unless we have archaeologists, unless we have evidence produced,
01:00:45.640And this is not to say, this is not to say that anybody is advocating to somehow destroy the final resting place of children in graves if there are indeed children in graves.
01:00:59.020What he said was, there should be, you know, and what we all sort of at the table agreed, is that there should be no children in unmarked graves in Canada.
01:09:00.500I'm living for your impressions today.
01:09:03.880I just thought it was so funny because these are people that don't have a single item in their day that isn't itemized, that isn't part of the protocol, that they don't have a servant or a butler or a, you know, a footman, a footman there to handle all of their, and yet they go to Antica and they didn't plan for the rain.
01:11:18.520You guys are just the best in the business at keeping this machine rolling.
01:11:22.540We appreciate you so much, viewers, for being here.
01:11:25.260And we're going to be back tomorrow, same place, same time, different faces, maybe we're going to swap one or two, one or two of us out of here.
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