Rebel News Podcast - Predictable, but gross： Have you seen who has taken Trudeau's special pandemic payments？

00:00:00.000 Hello, my Rebels. Today, in addition to thanking you for your support for our HelpRebelNews.com

00:00:06.660 campaign, I got some thoughts on a new revelation of who has been cashing in on pandemic subsidies

00:00:15.300 in both Canada and the United States. It's incredible. I think it'll shock you, but I don't

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00:00:55.100 Tonight, have you seen who's been getting taxpayers' money during the pandemic? It's pretty gross,

00:01:04.780 but completely predictable. It's December 22nd, and this is The Ezra Levant Show.

00:01:11.960 Why should others go to jail when you're a biggest carbon consumer I know?

00:01:15.780 There's 8,500 customers here, and you won't give them an answer.

00:01:19.420 The only thing I have to say to the government about why I publish it is because it's my

00:01:24.440 bloody right to do so.

00:01:30.640 Hello, my friends. And before I get into the news today, let me just stop and say thank

00:01:34.660 you to the hundreds of viewers who have been so supportive of our crowdfunding campaign

00:01:39.260 to pay back the loan that's being called in. Abruptly, we had hoped to renew it, but it's

00:01:45.180 going well, the crowdfunding. I don't have a total for you yet, but I haven't had a chance

00:01:49.260 to thank everyone individually, and I know so many of you helped, so I really appreciate

00:01:53.780 that. It's amazing. Let me get to the news of the day, though. I wonder if you saw who's

00:01:59.280 been taking special pandemic payments from tax dollars courtesy of Justin Trudeau, or phrased

00:02:06.660 differently, did you see who Trudeau has chosen to enrich in this crisis? You can find some of

00:02:13.100 that information on the Canada Revenue Agency's own website, which is actually sort of surprising.

00:02:19.240 to me, any employer in Canada who has asked the government for a handout to pay for their

00:02:25.820 staff. Here's what it looks like on the page. Use the CEWS employer search below to search

00:02:34.280 for employers who have received or will soon receive the Canada Emergency Wage Subsidy. To

00:02:40.780 protect the privacy of individuals, only corporations will be disclosed. And you can just type in any

00:02:45.840 company's name to see if they signed up for one of Trudeau's wage subsidies. It won't tell you how

00:02:51.540 much they received. It won't tell you the names of the employees, of course, but it'll tell you

00:02:55.680 if the company took the cash. Now, before I go further, I think I should tell you I believe that

00:03:00.900 there is a fairness to these wage subsidies in this way. If the government tells a company

00:03:07.960 that they have to shut down, which I think is legally questionable to begin with. So if the

00:03:14.340 government is forcing companies to stop operating so they can't earn money, well, then they can't very

00:03:20.920 well pay their staff if they can't earn revenue. So you shut down a restaurant, for example, you're

00:03:26.560 going to see massive unemployment of waiters and waitresses and cooks. So if you don't want that to

00:03:30.880 happen and you're the politician who caused this problem, I do think it's fair in many ways to

00:03:36.980 subsidize those wages if you want those staff to still be on payroll. I disagree with the lockdowns

00:03:43.980 and the shutdowns, but if you're a politician who's doing them, it makes sense that you provide

00:03:48.040 some sort of compensation for the wreckage that you, the politician, have caused. The real way to help

00:03:53.480 companies, of course, is to let them operate and let people choose their own risk level, not to give

00:03:59.640 little trinkets and baubles and payouts to people to patch the damage you've done. But let's take a

00:04:05.140 look at this program. Let's use the search engine on the Canada Revenue Agency website. I'm going to

00:04:10.800 type in the word, oh, I don't know, China. If you type it in, you'll see that 132 companies with the

00:04:17.740 word China in their name got these wage subsidies. Now, a lot of them, of course, are Chinese restaurants

00:04:23.280 with that word in their name. Now, I say again, I support that if you're punishing restaurants,

00:04:28.180 it's fair to support them. Obviously, they're in Canada. The word China there

00:04:33.100 refers to the cuisine, not the nation. But look there. Air China Limited is the second and the

00:04:41.040 third entry. And if you go to airchina.com, you realize what that is. That's exactly what it sounds

00:04:47.380 like. It's one of the largest airlines in the world. It's a Chinese airline. Not ethnically Chinese. 1.00

00:04:56.180 It's the dictatorship of China, the People's Republic of China. It's traded on the stock

00:05:01.340 market. It has a market capitalization of just under $100 billion. I say again, it's based in

00:05:10.760 China. It was created by the Chinese Communist Party. It's worth a staggering amount of money,

00:05:17.000 extremely rich. And Trudeau took your tax dollars to pay their wages during the lockdown. What else

00:05:26.860 is on the list? Oh, look at that. The Bank of China, one of the largest banks in the world,

00:05:32.680 one of the richest banks in the world. It's also traded on the stock market. It's market

00:05:37.420 capitalization. That's how much all its shares are worth in the stock market. Just under $1 trillion.

00:05:43.560 So it's almost as big as Apple, for example. And Trudeau's paying their wages. The Bank of China.

00:05:51.520 It's owned by the Chinese government. We're paying the wages of the Bank of China owned by

00:05:57.200 the Chinese government. They must be laughing so hard at us. Everyone's in there. Bell Media.

00:06:03.400 Enough with the Chinese companies. Bell Media. Hey, did you know that you are bailing out Bell

00:06:07.900 Media with your tax dollars? Rogers Communications. Every connected elite billionaire is in there at

00:06:13.980 the trough. Aren't Bell Media and Rogers Media, these are internet companies, cell phone companies,

00:06:18.480 aren't they and the rest of them, aren't they actually making out like bandits in this lockdown?

00:06:23.360 Isn't it the case that basically everyone is cooped up at home and using the internet more,

00:06:29.380 more watching TV, more streaming shows like Netflix, more than ever? And we're paying

00:06:36.420 Rogers and Bell and the Bank of China? What on earth are we doing? Oh, and every one of our media

00:06:43.560 competitors are on there. Torstar. That's the owner of the massive Toronto Star, largest newspaper in

00:06:50.340 Canada. They're already receiving $110,000 per week from Trudeau through the media bailout. Well,

00:06:57.220 they want more naturally. No wonder they love the lockdown. I just typed in random names. I see the

00:07:03.420 Toronto Raptors network is getting money. I'm so glad. You know, whenever I see a professional sports

00:07:10.660 franchise that's owned by billionaires and whose players are millionaires, I want to make sure that

00:07:17.500 we're subsidizing them with our taxpayers' money. So yeah, these are profiteers. Like in any war,

00:07:23.340 you have people profiting from the crisis. That's super gross. But to get grossness on a maximum

00:07:29.440 scale, I've got to say nothing tops the United States Congress. They're just so much bigger and

00:07:35.700 more creative at how they waste money. They had their huge stimulus bill yesterday, staggeringly large.

00:07:43.160 Now they have a $600 per every American worker payment. So let's say there's under 100 million

00:07:49.140 Americans could qualify. Just rough, rough numbers. So $100 million times $600 is $60 billion. That sounds

00:07:58.040 like a lot of money. But the total size of the bill was $2.3 trillion. And at least $900 billion of it was

00:08:10.280 called pandemic relief. So if you're only spending $60 billion on people, where's the rest going?

00:08:19.040 Here's a story in Breitbart.com that lays out some of it. First of all, you should know that the bill,

00:08:24.580 the spending bill, is 5,593 pages. So literally no one in the world has read it, at least of all the politicians

00:08:32.180 who are being asked to vote on it. You can't read a 5,500-word bill in a day. But skimming through it,

00:08:39.080 here's what Breitbart found. $169 million to Vietnam, including $19 million to remediate dioxins.

00:08:48.660 Unspecified funds to continue support for not-for-profit institutions of higher education

00:08:53.040 in Kabul, Afghanistan, that are accessible to both women and men in a co-educational environment.

00:08:58.700 $198 million to Bangladesh, including $23.5 million to support Burmese refugees,

00:09:05.600 and $23 million for democracy programs. $130 million in Nepal. Oh, look at this. $15 million

00:09:13.180 to Pakistan for democracy programs. This is my favorite. $10 million for gender programs

00:09:19.540 in Pakistan, making sure they're using their gender phrase. He, she, sure, sure, all that business. 0.86

00:09:26.540 It goes on, there are billions and billions and billions of dollars in there for foreign countries.

00:09:32.120 What's that got to do with pandemic relief for Americans? We do the same, by the way. This was

00:09:37.980 a bill that's forced to pay for pandemic relief in America. We shouldn't mock them. That's what

00:09:42.540 Trudeau does too. He said that fixing the clean water, the drinking water on Canadian Indian 0.98

00:09:49.160 reserves was his top priority. It's been five years. He hasn't done it. He prefers to give money

00:09:54.180 to foreign aid. Our numbers just aren't quite as large in absolute terms, but we've got that

00:09:59.660 problem up here too. This is a bipartisan issue, by the way. It's not just Democrats in the United

00:10:04.060 States. Republicans were in on this. I mean, point me to a single conservative politician,

00:10:08.540 at least in Canada or the United Kingdom, who's opposed to the lockdown and all of its perks.

00:10:13.080 Actually, that's not fair. There are a few British MPs who are opposed to the lockdown. They have a

00:10:16.980 little less party discipline there. Can you name me a single member of the Canadian Parliament who's

00:10:21.580 opposed to lockdown? I'll wait. Any conservative MP that's spoken out on this? I'll wait.

00:10:28.340 Here's the main thing to know. The people locking you down, they're not locked down.

00:10:35.980 The people telling you to tighten your belt, they're not doing it. The people who say they're

00:10:41.400 afraid of the virus, they sure don't act like they are, but they tell you to be. The people who are

00:10:45.880 saying we're all in this together, they're not living the way they're telling you to live. Some people

00:10:51.460 keep saying the year 2020 was awful, and it's true, but it's not the fault of the year, and it's not

00:10:57.800 going to end in 2021. In fact, it's going to get far worse. See, they started by telling us back in

00:11:03.300 March, two weeks to flatten the curve, 15 days to flatten the curve. That was the little lie to

00:11:09.320 soften us up. Well, we're soft now, folks. I mean, it's been nine, ten months. You can't go outside.

00:11:15.460 You can't have family over inside. You can't skate on a public ice rink, and if you do, police will

00:11:20.020 swear at you and hit you and threaten to taser you.

00:11:23.520 And that's our starting point now. That's the new normal now. They don't have to say 15 days to 0.99

00:11:50.700 flatten the curve because they know you're well past that now. The new normal and those who are

00:11:55.300 supposed to oppose this, and I know this because their name is the opposition, they don't really

00:12:01.700 oppose too much now, do they? And people who are supposed to be conservative, they don't seem to

00:12:07.740 conserve too much now, do they? And now we see a new move in the UK. This is a new trick to declare

00:12:14.060 that there's been a new variation of the virus, a new mutation, which sounds shocking, but viruses

00:12:19.320 mutate all the time. And that's the cause for a massive new lockdown because the last lockdowns

00:12:25.300 didn't work. So we need an excuse to try the same old thing again. So how about this excuse? 2021 will

00:12:32.520 not be better, my friends, unless we decide to make it better by opposing what ought to be opposed.

00:12:39.480 If you don't change the path you're on, you're going to wind up where you're headed.

00:12:45.620 Stay with us for more from the UK.

00:13:00.600 Well, of course, we're here in North America, so we focus on Canada and the increasingly strict

00:13:05.600 lockdowns and increasingly abusive policing of them. The United States is more of a checkerboard.

00:13:13.080 Our different states have different approaches. But the United Kingdom, I fear, is becoming one of

00:13:18.660 the most brutal lockdown jurisdictions around. As you may know, we have a new correspondent over

00:13:25.440 there, Benjamin Lockname, who has been recreating our Fight the Fines project over there. I fear we

00:13:31.540 will have quite a lot of work because I think the lockdown in the UK may be the strictest in the world

00:13:38.020 right now, now that the Australian state of Victoria has taken its foot off of its incredible lockdown.

00:13:47.140 As you know, they had curfews and five-kilometer rules for road checks. So what is going on in the UK?

00:13:54.560 And what is this about a UK variation or mutation of the virus? Well, joining us now is someone who I enjoy

00:14:01.660 following on Twitter very much. He's a commentator on a number of issues, including on a project to

00:14:07.740 defund the BBC state broadcaster over there. He's also involved with a new political party called

00:14:15.140 the Reclaim Party, which is based in part on fighting against cancel culture and other woke-ism.

00:14:21.140 May I introduce you to Calvin Robinson, who joins us now via Skype. Calvin, what a pleasure to meet you

00:14:27.200 on the show. I follow you so closely on Twitter. Thank you for being with us today.

00:14:32.020 Not at all, Ezra. The pleasure is all mine. Thank you for having me.

00:14:34.500 Well, it's very interesting what's going on over there. And I see you're fighting a lot of these

00:14:38.940 key battles. Can you describe for us the nature of the lockdown? I guess your government uses the

00:14:45.000 word like tier four and tier three and things like that. What's it like in the magnificent city of

00:14:52.020 London? Well, you've hit the nail on the head there in talking about this as a lockdown.

00:14:56.680 So what we had back in March was a national lockdown, where the whole country was in what

00:15:00.980 we call a lockdown. But since then, we've introduced tiers. And tiers is lockdown in a

00:15:08.160 sly way. It's another wording for lockdown. So we have tier one through four. And each tier

00:15:12.980 has different restrictions on your life. Tier four, which is what London is in right now,

00:15:17.960 means you have to stay at home. You can't see people. You can't invite people into your own

00:15:21.800 home. You can't go out. Restaurants are shut. Shops are shut. There's no socializing whatsoever.

00:15:28.100 But the whole country is in one tier or another. So we are essentially in a lockdown. This is just

00:15:33.820 our government's way of getting around it, because politically, it doesn't look good to have a

00:15:38.120 lockdown for the entire year. So what they've said is, yeah, well, we'll introduce tiers. And you

00:15:41.860 know, you guys might go down a tier, you might not. But essentially, most places in the country have

00:15:46.380 gone up tiers. Most of the country is now in tier three or tier four, which essentially means you're

00:15:51.340 in lockdown. It's atrocious. It doesn't work. So, you know, as you know, the UK is split up into

00:15:56.980 different countries. And each country is handling this differently. Wales, for example, have had far

00:16:02.560 worse restrictions than we've had over here in England. And Wales is now the biggest country in the

00:16:10.000 world for cases per capita. So the lockdowns are not working. And we just keep doubling down on them.

00:16:15.980 I don't understand why we're doing it. But essentially, you know, at the moment,

00:16:20.280 without incriminating myself, there's not a lot I can do without breaking the law.

00:16:25.720 Well, let me ask you about exemptions, because, you know, six months ago, when this virus was new,

00:16:33.100 we didn't know a lot about it. I think people were quite scared. I mean, all of us,

00:16:38.180 it's something new, we hear the worst. And so I think there was a public goodwill towards

00:16:43.460 a lockdown, especially if it was phrased, two weeks to flatten the curve, or 15 days to flatten

00:16:49.080 the curve. Those were some of the slogans we had over here. And I think a lot of people said,

00:16:53.540 okay, I can handle that. Not knowing it would turn into nine months or more. But I think one of the

00:17:00.560 things that broke the public feeling of solidarity was when high profile political bosses were caught

00:17:08.640 breaking the rules that they had just announced, whether it's the health minister in Scotland or

00:17:15.240 an advisor to British PM Boris Johnson. And they all come up with their excuses. But I think people

00:17:23.020 quickly saw, oh, this isn't a we're all in this together thing. It's the ruling class that has 0.94

00:17:29.720 exempted itself, versus the ruled class. And in the States, you see this with Nancy Pelosi getting 0.90

00:17:38.140 her hair done, and Gavin Newsom, the governor of California, going out to a fancy restaurant.

00:17:43.020 Would you say that the public acceptance and goodwill towards the lockdown this time around

00:17:49.400 has been smashed? Some people support it still, but others now see it as a political power play.

00:17:56.640 I wish that was the case, Ezra. I really do. I'm hoping and praying that people are going to wake

00:18:01.660 up and start fighting back. But at the moment, people are just willing to give their liberties

00:18:05.640 away. I don't know why. 71% of the British public are in favour of another national lockdown.

00:18:13.880 People just don't seem to care about their freedoms anymore over here. You know, this has been a

00:18:18.340 country, this is one of the first free countries in the world. This is part of our history. Civil law

00:18:23.800 is what our country is founded on. But for some reason, we're happy to give these up. And people

00:18:28.740 keep saying, yeah, it's because we need to save lives. We need to save lives. But what they don't

00:18:32.400 understand is that lockdown actually kills more people than it saves. People over here are dying

00:18:36.860 from not having cancer treatment, from not having diabetes treatment, from, you know, having missed

00:18:41.920 diagnoses because doctors aren't seeing people because everything's locked down. Mental health crises

00:18:47.340 are on increase. Suicides are on the up. People are dying because of lockdown. Yet we're obsessed

00:18:53.740 with saving every single life from COVID. And I get it. Saving lives is important. Nobody wants

00:18:58.560 to see loved ones die. But at the same time, we can't save everybody's life. It is normal

00:19:02.940 for people to die. We need to come to terms with that and accept it. But we're not. So to answer

00:19:08.360 your question, no, I don't think people have kind of broken down from this yet. We are still

00:19:14.180 succumbing to this. We are still capitulating to the government's edicts. There are some

00:19:19.120 exceptions, but not many. People are waking up very, very slowly. I don't know what to

00:19:24.540 do. I don't know how to fight back. The public aren't on our side yet.

00:19:29.000 Huh. Well, I find that depressing. I think I saw that poll you referred to. I wonder, let

00:19:34.180 me just, I mean, like you, I'm worried about that. But let me throw three things at you.

00:19:39.660 Number one, I think some people might be telling the pollsters what they think the

00:19:44.120 pollster wants to hear. I want, I mean, that's wishful thinking on my part, but perhaps

00:19:48.400 there's sort of shy skeptics who don't tell pollsters that. Another answer I might have

00:19:53.980 to explain the 71% is that in the UK, there's a fairly large public sector. And even if they're

00:19:59.800 quote, locked down, they haven't lost a day's pay. So it's what we might call a staycation.

00:20:05.940 You get paid, but you're at home, watch some Netflix. So I'm, I, and then the, and then

00:20:10.560 the last glimmer of hope, I'm trying to play devil's advocate here for a second, is that

00:20:15.240 I know some media are starting to break ranks. The Daily Mail, which is a fairly popular

00:20:22.140 tabloid, if I'm not mistaken, they've been pretty skeptical of late. And so I'm trying

00:20:28.100 to find a silver lining to the statistic you just said, that 71% of Brits are just fine with

00:20:34.520 this. I wonder if they'll be fine if this thing drags on. I don't know. I find it very depressing,

00:20:39.640 Calvin. Yeah, I think you're right in, in a lot of what you just said, the Daily Mail and the

00:20:43.720 Telegraph in particular have been fighting back, which is great. It's because for the longest time,

00:20:47.400 we didn't have any mainstream media fighting. Talk radio is a station that's been fighting,

00:20:52.120 but other than that, no one has been. So it's good to see that. But also what you mentioned,

00:20:56.540 staycation, and we have at the moment in the UK, more people on state employment, more people

00:21:02.180 getting handouts from the government, essentially taxpayer money, to stay at home than we've ever

00:21:07.360 had in our history. So, you know, it's in people's best interest to stay at home because they're

00:21:12.380 getting paid to do nothing. That is a problem. We've got a massive welfare state system at the

00:21:16.620 moment, and encouraging people back into work is going to be difficult, especially since we're

00:21:21.180 killing the economy. You know, the high street is essentially dead at this point. We've closed

00:21:25.080 all of the retail shops this close to Christmas, which is the key time for them to make up

00:21:29.840 all of those lost revenues from the summer, etc. I think a lot of independent retail will be dead

00:21:36.220 permanently. A lot of pubs will be dead. We will see a lot of high street chains, big chains will

00:21:42.760 die too. In fact, we have seen that over the summer coming into the winter as well. So while people are

00:21:48.800 comfortable staying at home, getting paid by the state to do so, they might not have anything to

00:21:54.060 return to when this all ends. And when the checks stop coming in from the government and people have to

00:21:58.180 return to work, but there is no work left, that might be the time when people rise up and think,

00:22:01.820 actually, yes, this government has destroyed our economy, destroyed our livelihoods, and lost lives

00:22:06.760 at the same time. What are we going to do about it? But by then, it might be too late. I don't know

00:22:10.840 how to wake people up. Wow. Well, listen, I thank you for this briefing from the UK. I understand that

00:22:17.120 Canada has banned flights from the UK, which depresses me for a number of reasons. Calvin, I continue to follow

00:22:25.540 you on Twitter. I'd like to invite all of our viewers to follow you. It's simply at Calvin

00:22:30.780 Robinson. We'll put your Twitter handle on the screen. I hope I can talk to you again in the

00:22:35.940 future, not just about the lockdown, but I know you're active in the Defund BBC project. We probably

00:22:43.000 could learn a lot from you here in Canada about our CBC and how to check its power. So maybe in the

00:22:48.800 future, we could talk to you about those and even your work in the education ministry in the UK.

00:22:54.060 I hope we can continue this conversation in the weeks and months ahead.

00:22:59.180 Absolutely. I would love to. It's been a pleasure talking to you, Ezra.

00:23:01.600 Well, thank you. Likewise. There you have it. Calvin Robinson,

00:23:04.780 a political commentator, joined us via Skype from the United Kingdom. Stay with us more.

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Rebel News Podcast - December 23, 2020

Predictable, but gross： Have you seen who has taken Trudeau's special pandemic payments？

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