Rebel News Podcast - REBEL ROUNDP ｜ Trump and Carney meet, G7 summit underway, Rebels at anti-ICE riots

00:00:00.000 good afternoon ladies and gentlemen and welcome to the rebel news live stream on this a monday

00:00:21.020 june 17th 2025 i'm david menzies and my co-host well let me tell you a bit about my co-host shall

00:00:29.180 folks do you know that today is national fudge day and when i reached out to my co-host and asked her

00:00:37.020 how she planned on celebrating national fudge day she said she had forgotten that this was today

00:00:44.700 and then she exclaimed oh fudge or something like that anyway she is the she devil with a sword she

00:00:53.160 is the khaleesi of northern alberta she is the sensational sheila gun reed and sheila i gotta say

00:01:01.240 you look absolutely beautiful you're all dolled up for the g7 i i'm a little distracted right now

00:01:10.180 thank god we don't have an hr department but i'm sorry i'm a heterosexual man i know it's not cool

00:01:17.060 to say that especially during pride month but wow you look like a million bucks today sheila

00:01:21.900 well david i'm glad you're saying that because uh it didn't start out that way if you well you

00:01:27.660 were on the morning staff meeting um i am in banff for the g7 as you can see behind me i found i tried

00:01:35.760 to find a quiet place to work but there aren't very many quiet places to host a live stream here

00:01:39.900 but uh i was i'll tell you the logistics of how how we're covering the g7 so we have our team who

00:01:49.980 already reside in calgary angelica toy and sid bizarre so they have an hour plus drive to down

00:01:56.540 where the g7 media center is but as you know i live in northeastern alberta so i had to get a

00:02:09.880 which is about 20 minutes uh to the east of here i found a campsite and that's where i am uh i'm not

00:02:16.320 exactly roughing it but i am camping and we were on the morning call this morning and we got an email

00:02:22.820 from yeah there's me and my little wolf pop holiday trailer um and we were on the morning staff call

00:02:30.980 and we got an email from global affairs saying uh a full media availability would be in cananaskis

00:02:38.880 which was like 45 minutes from my location at 9 a.m and when i got that email i had been freshly

00:02:48.680 showered yes but i was still in a hoodie which is my usual attire and like a lumber jacket hair

00:02:57.080 soaking wet and i was like i gotta go again like just like jumped into the camper threw on whatever i had

00:03:04.240 um and then like did my makeup with my fingers in the car on the way there only to find out as i

00:03:11.740 got on scene that global affairs had screwed up and it wasn't a full media availability it was

00:03:19.040 pooled media which is the uh pre-selected international media your cnn's your cbc's your al jazeera

00:03:29.240 your bbc they were the only people who would be there because they're carefully controlling the

00:03:35.080 media so i'm glad that you say that i look nice because there was absolutely no effort

00:03:39.540 to put into this at all it was very rushed very rushed so thank you very much it's obvious uh that

00:03:46.160 it's natural beauty but when i want to get something straight here sheila global affairs has one job to

00:03:51.740 do right much like elections canada has one job to do uh i.e uh make sure the belts are counted properly

00:03:58.640 and don't have the website crash on election night and global affairs somehow couldn't get it straight

00:04:05.360 about the media availability something so simple as that yeah i think uh it probably would have been a

00:04:14.860 full media availability if it were up to trump because you know he's opened up the white house to

00:04:20.380 anybody podcasters independent media he wants them all there in fact he enjoys taking prickly

00:04:27.180 questions he loves having the jabs and barbs with the uh democrat loving media he loves that but

00:04:35.280 uh mark carney and the gang and trudeau before him i mean it's obviously the same gang they absolutely

00:04:42.500 despise the independent media i think it's because they don't have the intellectual uh strength

00:04:48.060 to go toe to toe with people who are able to hustle and make a living without living off the

00:04:54.760 government dime and if people want to see our full reports from here and also support our independent

00:04:59.740 journalism and as you can see uh i'm not expensing 800 a night hotel rooms in banff we're not doing that

00:05:08.140 you know we realize that um we're crowdfunded we don't have the deep pockets of the cbc because the cbc

00:05:15.200 has the endless pocket of the taxpayer we don't have any oligarchs uh lining our pocket so it's me

00:05:23.280 and the wolf pup up the road at canmore and you know she'll i'll challenge you on one of the things

00:05:28.500 you just said i don't think with mark carney it's necessarily that he lacks the you know intellectual

00:05:34.420 fortitude to go toe to toe with hostile media i think he is a creature of the big business world

00:05:42.900 globalism being a a bank of canada bank of england governor he is used to giving orders and minions

00:05:50.360 carrying out those orders and never being challenged because if you do he'll terminate you so when he

00:05:56.320 doesn't have that power i think that's when he's off his game right i think he's not used to explaining

00:06:02.340 himself um and we saw this with his treatment of rosie barton of all people so you look inside

00:06:08.600 yourself for rosie when she asked a prickly question saying her you know her question came

00:06:15.660 from a place of i forget what it was resentment or contempt or something he psychoanalyzed her instead

00:06:20.420 of uh answering the question so i can only imagine how he would treat the independent media i just don't

00:06:27.080 think he he is used to thinking on his feet and sparring the way pierre polyev is but anyways i was

00:06:32.860 going to say if people want to support our journalism and see all of our reports from on the ground

00:06:36.560 and the media is it's very controlled we're corralled off in the media center here we won't have any so

00:06:43.740 far any access to politicians which is i think exactly how they want it and like it um but we are

00:06:50.500 i mean we they can see our reports support our journalism at g7 reports.com but we also had to

00:06:56.800 fight to be here so um that's why we are here um precisely because they didn't want us here because

00:07:03.080 we had to go to court last minute um to force them to accredit us they blinked and oh it's a

00:07:08.300 computer glitch that's why we didn't accredit you sure sure sure sure sure actually i think it had a

00:07:13.460 lot to do with the fact that we were able to get a last minute hearing in front of the federal court

00:07:18.620 the same federal court that had smacked the liberals twice for blocking our accreditation and i didn't

00:07:24.280 think that they wanted the third time humiliation because i don't think the court would take kindly

00:07:28.980 to that so once they we were able to get that 9 30 in the morning hearing uh the foreign affairs

00:07:38.440 global affairs whatever they're calling themselves they blink so if people want to support our uh last

00:07:44.120 minute lawsuit which wasn't necessary because we scared them but still we had lawyers put the work

00:07:49.520 in sarah miller is absolutely phenomenal the amount of work that she did over the course of 24 hours

00:07:55.680 they can support our journalism there our efforts to be here at letusreport.com but we're going to do

00:08:02.980 our best i mean i'm used to being kicked out of um the u.n climate change conferences and then doing

00:08:08.900 journalism from the outside and i'm happy to mentor the two youngsters as they do their journalism from

00:08:15.220 the outside right now as i'm doing the live stream feud they are downtown checking out the protest site

00:08:21.160 in vamp and seeing what they can find there so um you know there will be journalism to come even if we

00:08:27.420 don't get access to the politicians and sheila just three things based on what you just said uh first the

00:08:33.080 lawsuit that we filed and suddenly oh it was a communication error we were always going to credit

00:08:37.660 you oh i communicate aren't we both speaking and writing in english um how is it a communication error

00:08:44.460 the fact is sheila we know they would have been slaughtered in court and that's not conjecture that's

00:08:50.420 based on precedent twice us going to federal court to being allowed into the parliamentary uh debates

00:08:57.100 uh the second thing i'm so glad you brought up that um mark carney quote to rosemary barton look

00:09:03.440 inside yourself rosemary because you might remember back in april it for weeks it was bugging me the pop

00:09:09.880 culture nerd that i am where have i heard this where have i heard that line and then i had an epiphany

00:09:14.560 it's from hannibal lecter in silence of the lambs speaking to agent starling look inside yourself now

00:09:21.700 folks i'm not calling prime minister carney a serial killer with cannibalistic tendencies but uh he cribbed

00:09:29.700 right from hannibal lecter the third thing this is the most important thing of all sheila you are right

00:09:35.200 there in kananaskis ground zero i want can you tell our viewers what it's like i i mean we always go

00:09:43.720 um i haven't been myself personally but members of our team go to davos for the world economic forum

00:09:49.160 and it's really very interesting because people you know uh top level ceos government leaders they're

00:09:56.400 walking around uh we tend to lay in wait and then scrum them going from point a to point b

00:10:02.820 how does this set up in kananaskis compared to say davos hosting the world economic forum

00:10:09.180 oh they've learned they've done some learning because

00:10:13.680 the media center is in bam and the leaders are in kananaskis so we get to watch what's happening

00:10:23.120 with the joint sessions that they're having right now through boring um that's happening in kananaskis

00:10:30.060 it's like an hour back the other way so i see it's very controlled we're kept away from them

00:10:37.860 we might have some high level people grace our presence but i'm not counting on it uh for example

00:10:45.260 last night there was somebody from the un um or no sorry the eu she came over to the um media center

00:10:52.760 there's like an amphitheater we shouldn't take any questions so what what are you doing here like

00:10:59.180 what just come over to grace us with your presence who cares right um nothing i couldn't get from a

00:11:05.660 live stream so they've done some learning they're keeping the journalists apart from uh the leaders

00:11:11.060 in kananaskis and you know they kananaskis uh the lodge that they're at it's 20 minutes off the

00:11:18.680 highway there i went actually this morning to check out the police uh checkpoint um and that the

00:11:26.340 checkpoint is even 10 minutes from the lodge so it's a near impossibility this i mean every single

00:11:34.440 road is teaming with police sheriffs rcmp highway patrol uh fish cops like you name it they're here

00:11:43.940 on every on every approach we colloquially call them fish cops but fish wildlife officers so very

00:11:50.940 little likelihood anybody will have uh an off-the-cuff interview with a passing dignitary

00:11:57.220 interesting um sheila i guess the hot button thing that just happened maybe less than two hours ago was

00:12:03.440 the meeting between president trump and prime minister carney um i'm sure carney from what i heard

00:12:10.980 trump did most of the talking i'm sure carney is there thinking not saying but he's thinking

00:12:15.820 don't zelinski me don't zelinski um what what did you hear about what went down in that meeting

00:12:22.840 do you know i think we have a clip we can watch it together um can i tell you what my question would

00:12:29.680 have been to president please if i had been there because i had it in my brain um while i was smearing

00:12:36.680 makeup on myself on the highway um was i would ask him if the people of alberta vote to be independent

00:12:46.380 in 2026 because separatist sentiment amongst albertans is anywhere from 47 upwards of 47

00:12:55.480 percent so one in two once you factor in the margin of error would you recognize a fully independent

00:13:01.680 alberta excellent question because the recognition of the americans would completely put to bed any

00:13:13.180 sort of controversy around are they going to leave are they going to stay should should we fight to

00:13:18.320 keep them um and sheila the recognition of an american president would change all that if president

00:13:23.980 trump was going to answer honestly he would say yes in a new york second um because a hundred percent

00:13:31.240 he would recognize and this is very important because those of a younger uh vintage might not

00:13:36.320 remember the referenda uh that occurred in quebec 1980 and 1994 i think or sorry 1995 and what was

00:13:46.460 significant was france saying they would not recognize an independent quebec which was really a shot across

00:13:55.280 the bow because i remember back in the 60s when de gaulle came to montreal and did the infamous

00:14:00.520 viva la quebec libra right so but obviously with regime change in france they weren't playing along

00:14:07.120 but i have no doubt if trump wasn't going to play politics and he was going to answer honestly which

00:14:13.060 and he speaks his mind he says what he means it means what we say he says we know that he would say

00:14:19.140 absolutely and why wouldn't he to have the resource wealth of alberta um you know coming in uh to the u.s

00:14:28.000 uh and if we go further down uh the road uh statehood for alberta why wouldn't trump want that that is

00:14:36.280 for the end till the end of time um you know electoral college seats coming from alberta uh as

00:14:44.400 as sure as there is salt water in the pacific um that's what i've always said forget about canada's

00:14:49.800 51st state i careful what you wish for with all the left you don't want toronto exactly but alberta

00:14:56.520 saskatchewan we want to leave we want to leave because we don't want toronto with us

00:15:01.440 bring them with us again and i think you know someone should explain that dynamic to trump so if

00:15:09.380 you cherry picked uh certain provinces alberta and saskatchewan right off the hop uh it's win-win

00:15:15.420 for the provinces and it's uh win-win for the united states of america as far as i can tell

00:15:19.540 sheila yes uh you know what we've got a clip from uh our premier daniel smith that we should show uh

00:15:26.300 greeting the president of the united states and then uh we do have one two i believe three clips

00:15:35.800 no two clips of carney uh or president trump with carney yes so let's because we're talking about

00:15:42.860 those let's do those so daniel smith oh this is not a it's not a video it's just uh her greeting

00:15:48.140 the president with whom she has a good relationship she said late last night i had the opportunity of

00:15:53.120 greeting the president of the united states as he arrived here in alberta our province plays a vital

00:15:57.200 role in north american energy security and is a key partner in driving economic growth on both sides of

00:16:02.940 the border um and she's been making that case since uh his inauguration even before his

00:16:08.860 inauguration she's been making inroads with the republicans um and because of her hard and good

00:16:14.400 work and foresight we were saved for the worst of the tariffs i think after trump sees the beauty and

00:16:21.160 magnitude of this province uh he's going to come on a little bit stronger specifically to us he's going

00:16:27.600 to ask us to go steady i think um once you you know you land in calgary and you see just the farmland

00:16:35.720 the productive farmland and ranchland as you come into the calgary airport and then you know it's oil

00:16:42.980 and gas everywhere and then you fly over that and you come into the mountains he's got to be wondering

00:16:49.720 like why are they treating this place so poorly look at this this is a jewel and they treat them like

00:16:55.140 garbage um you might want to get us on the rebound yeah and if i may add uh given that he is a

00:17:03.140 real estate developer i'm sure he's looking at areas that are completely unexploited in terms of

00:17:09.720 resorts and golf clubs uh in your beautiful province especially when it's summertime and then in

00:17:15.980 wintertime you've got the skiing and i mean if he floated the idea of resorts in gaza i don't think

00:17:22.840 alberta is a bridge too far do you no you know what it's funny because when i was in switzerland for davos

00:17:29.560 or for the world economic forum i sort of thought the same thing i'm like god but everything it's

00:17:34.440 a ski hill here like why are we doing this we have this why aren't we doing this exactly because we

00:17:41.680 we turn everything into a park that's why um let's uh go to our clip with president trump

00:17:48.720 he speaks to reporters who will do reporters i should add uh alongside prime minister carney

00:17:55.240 um and he had some criticism for trudeau and obama in this

00:18:03.420 and we've developed a very good relationship and we're going to be talking about trade and many

00:18:10.180 other things and we have a whole group of people some traders and some other people i see my top

00:18:17.020 economy people but we have a very talented group of people and you do too and i know they've worked

00:18:23.400 together very well i look forward to that the g7 used to be the g8 uh barack obama and uh a person

00:18:31.220 named trudeau didn't want to have russia in and i would say that that was a mistake because i think

00:18:37.040 you wouldn't have a war right now if you had russia in and you wouldn't have a war right now if trump

00:18:41.400 were president uh four years ago but it didn't work out that way but it used to be the g8 and now it's

00:18:48.360 i guess what's that nine years ago eight years ago it switched over there they uh threw russia out

00:18:54.220 which i claimed was a very big mistake even though it wasn't in politics and i was very loud about it

00:18:59.280 it was a mistake in that you spend so much time talking about russia and he's no longer at the

00:19:04.500 table so it makes life more complicated but you wouldn't have had the war uh and uh other than that

00:19:11.360 i think we're going to accomplish a lot and i expect to and i think our primary focus will be

00:19:17.000 trade and trade with canada and i'm sure we can work something out yeah now sheila i'm going by

00:19:23.780 memory but i think i you know i i know i'd like to correct the president i think there were more

00:19:30.240 leaders than obama and trudeau that wanted russia out that was when um i think it was unanimous yes pretty

00:19:37.740 well i i believe so that's what i seem to remember because russia was invading uh uh another area of

00:19:44.380 ukraine crimea crimea thank you and um so there was it was it was more than those two but um but

00:19:52.220 nevertheless what do you say to that statement uh regardless of uh russia's military incursions do

00:19:59.260 you think it was appropriate to kick russia out of the g8 as it was back then i think if you want to

00:20:06.940 engage them in peace talks and put pressure on them wouldn't you want them there it just seems

00:20:12.980 strange even if we take all of that out of it economically they should probably be there i mean

00:20:18.700 if they're inviting the likes of the south african president here who seems to be overseeing

00:20:23.540 perhaps a genocide but at least discrimination against white farmers uh we've got china here uh

00:20:31.580 india india russia should be here yeah uh i'm with you sheila as the saying goes keep your friends

00:20:38.140 close keep your enemies closer right so uh i i'm not yeah i think that was so much political street

00:20:45.300 theater at the time and it continues to be virtue signaling yeah yeah yeah it's just virtue signaling

00:20:50.540 i mean if you're looking for solutions and looking to an end um and an end to like imperialistic

00:20:58.820 tendencies inviting them inviting russia here but then also showing the united front probably would

00:21:05.840 have been a better one and what do you make of that clip i mean clearly we know who the dog is and

00:21:11.840 we know who the tail is uh you know uh carney is almost reduced to the ed mcmahon role on uh the

00:21:18.080 tonight show uh saying to johnny carson in the role of the second banana you are correct sir that's what i

00:21:24.820 got out of that yeah it's like batman and robin with uh but low energy robin uh you can see he's

00:21:32.540 completely deferential he doesn't say a single thing all he said was yeah yeah great although i'm

00:21:40.900 kind of glad because if he had said more uh could have been zelinski'd you know people begin to tune

00:21:47.420 out when mark carney speaks sheila i've witnessed i know i do and yeah it happens to me

00:21:52.980 maybe he wants it that way so we don't pay attention to what he's actually saying

00:21:59.580 but we have another clip i understand yeah yeah we've got one more clip from trump president trump

00:22:04.360 has asked why the u.s and canada haven't reached a trade deal

00:22:07.060 what is holding up a deal with canada from your perspective uh it's not so much holding up i think

00:22:16.480 we have different concepts i have a tariff concept mark has a different concept which is something that

00:22:22.740 some people like but uh we're going to see if we can get to the bottom of it today i'm a i'm a tariff

00:22:28.420 person i've always been a tariff it's simple it's easy it's precise and it just goes very quickly

00:22:35.820 and i think mark has a more complex idea but also very good so we're going to look at both and we're

00:22:44.140 going to see what we're going to come out with something hopefully

00:22:46.460 sheila i'm not so sure i agree that the tariff process is simple and easy i think it's actually

00:22:55.400 very complicated it's i don't know how complicated it is but it is uh erratic might be the right thing

00:23:03.840 uh unpredictable but i like how he couldn't even remotely explain what mark carney's vision is

00:23:12.360 he just kept saying uh mark has a different idea okay what is that idea i don't think carney has

00:23:21.380 one i think trump knows that he just doesn't want to drag him publicly for it yeah what is that idea

00:23:25.640 but you know i'm just let's look at the auto sector for example sheila you know it's so intertwined

00:23:31.140 uh if you look at windsor ontario detroit michigan um parts are constantly going back and forth

00:23:39.560 over the ambassador bridge and it's not about a make work job for truck drivers it's just that there

00:23:46.400 are some companies in windsor that excel at making certain parts and some in the detroit area that excel

00:23:52.720 at making other parts so you know it's a symbiotic relationship when it comes to a simple and easy

00:24:00.540 thing just to slap tariffs on canadian or ontario products i don't think it is so simple and easy

00:24:06.800 and i and i would even uh you know venture the guess that uh those on the uh the other side of the

00:24:14.400 border from ontario uh would agree with that yeah but i think that falls on doug ford and mark carney

00:24:21.700 for failing to make that case you know uh daniel smith did make that case to the americans saying

00:24:27.700 look your refineries are specialized to handle western canadian select heavy crude from canada now

00:24:38.020 there are other options where you could get that heavy crude from you could get it from venezuela

00:24:45.700 if you wanted to um and a few other places that you don't want to help prop up their regime so she

00:24:53.280 made that case to say like look if you tariff outbound canadian oil that's going to hitch your

00:24:59.740 that's going to hit your refineries and it's going to going to result maybe in layoffs in those

00:25:04.880 refineries or it's going to result in an increased cost of fuel to the people in the midwest

00:25:12.000 because your refineries are made to handle the oil we're selling you it is that symbiotic

00:25:18.560 relationship she went and made that case in a friendly way to the republicans over and over

00:25:24.540 and over again and that is not what the liberals did that is not what doug ford did doug ford said

00:25:30.640 i'm going to cause rolling blackouts that was his solution and it didn't work oh and sheila you

00:25:36.800 forgot an important part of that quote uh with a smile on his face oh yeah yeah you know you know

00:25:43.040 not not addressing it i i have no other alternative you've painted me into a corner no i'm gonna smile

00:25:48.600 like this as i as i pull the plug by the way sheila one other thing that's distracting in terms of this

00:25:53.860 viewpoint nothing to do with you don't worry um it is the premise oh i see just as i'm speaking

00:26:00.780 that van or paddy wagon whatever is moving i i the place looks lifeless it looks like the overlook hotel

00:26:08.520 from the shining i don't see any foot traffic there what's going on it's funny you say that because

00:26:14.960 the overlook hotel from the shining isn't down like it's from here yeah um yes it is uh it was filmed

00:26:23.060 here uh yeah it's because everything's on lockdown like we are in a secure place where you can't get to

00:26:29.640 so you have to sort of pass the security checkpoint and you've got to park your car in a certain place

00:26:34.620 then you have to walk from your car down here so yeah okay rosie barton can get her stepped in

00:26:41.080 um but uh yeah so there's not a lot happening here and they're not bringing dignitaries to see us so

00:26:47.360 it's just uh this is the place where they keep the journalists this is the journalist prison camp

00:26:52.740 yeah it's like you're under house arrest you know i mean my vision of what it would be like and

00:26:57.500 what the reality is it's completely different um did you say we have another carny uh trump video

00:27:04.380 yes but moving before we move on from where we are i am in the same media room with many of the same

00:27:13.940 unhinged buffoons as i was corralled with at the leaders debate except they get me for three

00:27:20.160 three days poor you poor creature i and i really do feel your pain i was there in montreal with you

00:27:27.960 has have any of them had a hissy fit yet have any of them uh and and you you i'm not exaggerating

00:27:34.680 am i sheila with what we saw there just our mere presence triggering uh these uh folks it was

00:27:42.460 oh yeah it was it was like when a demon hears latin how those people acted up it was crazy um but they

00:27:49.460 are on their best behavior because there are cops everywhere and these are not the cbc's security

00:27:55.700 the uh in-house security these are the rcmp from all across the country that have come in

00:28:01.220 and they're just here to make sure everybody behaves and hopefully we don't run into some

00:28:06.520 lunatic from the hilltimes or ricochet or somebody from the ottawa citizen rolling up paper and throwing

00:28:13.400 it at me yeah you know it's funny nobody in canada except for maybe 200 people know what ricochet is

00:28:22.400 uh i only found out about ricochet and by the way that's funded by our tax dollars folks like the

00:28:28.140 rest of the media except uh true independent media and when ricochet got on my radar it was in early

00:28:35.300 april sheila when they ran a piece that the pierre polyev uh campaign slogan of canada first was

00:28:44.580 really code word for white supremacy you know you know it you know it and so and so close to the

00:28:51.960 liberal slogan of canada strong that's okay that's kosher canada first oh you know there's some there's

00:28:58.720 some dog whistling going out there there's anti-racial anti-native messaging that is what

00:29:04.860 ricochet is all about completely i'm getting i realize that my face is going to be cast in

00:29:11.820 shadows because i'm sitting by a window and the sun is coming overhead so people just please bear with me

00:29:15.980 but we've got a couple more uh trump clips we've got one uh about iran so he says that iran reached out

00:29:26.600 through intermediaries in an attempt to de-escalate its conflict with israel uh so let's let's go to

00:29:35.300 that messages from intermediaries that iran wishes to de-escalate the conflict yeah i bet they do what

00:29:44.000 have you heard what have you heard from the iranians they'd like to talk but they should have done that

00:29:49.080 before i had 60 days and they had 60 days and on the 61st day i said we don't have a deal

00:29:55.740 they have to make a deal and it's painful for both parties but i'd say iran is

00:30:01.640 not winning this war and they should talk and they should talk immediately before it's too late

00:30:08.060 and what would you say in your opinion what would it take for the u.s to get involved in this conflict

00:30:13.040 militarily i don't want to talk about that you mentioned putin do you think that he should have

00:30:18.900 a seat at the g7 today that it should be the g8 i'm not saying he should at this point because too

00:30:24.300 much water's gone over the dam maybe but uh it was a big mistake obama didn't want him and

00:30:31.660 the uh head of your country the proud head of your country didn't want him this was a big mistake

00:30:37.360 you wouldn't have that war you know you have your enemy at the table even i don't even consider

00:30:42.340 he wasn't really an enemy at that time there was no concept if i were president this war would have

00:30:47.840 never happened but likewise if he were a member of that what was called the g8 at that time it was

00:30:53.380 always the g8 uh you wouldn't have a war right now why not well you know sheila i think in terms of

00:31:02.240 this iranian conflict and and by the way when i speak of my disdain and disgust for that regime

00:31:09.640 it is for the regime not the persian people who i love who are victimized yeah they are trapped in

00:31:17.380 there and and nobody uh more in the world wants regime change than the people of iran but i think

00:31:24.280 it's inevitable for u.s involvement um directly or indirectly um these nuclear facilities and i

00:31:32.580 understand that iran is at 60 plus percent enrichment uh they're weeks away that means from 90 percent

00:31:41.140 uh that's when you can rock and roll with making a nuclear warhead and before that happens it has to

00:31:48.640 be taken out the u.s has those type of daisy cutter missiles it has the ordinance that israel does not

00:31:55.480 have so it's either coming in to help out israel or supplying israel with those missiles that's what

00:32:02.120 i think sheila because and you know i just want to say something over the weekend i was monitoring

00:32:07.120 social media and those on the left in the u.s saying why does president trump uh why does he think

00:32:14.140 it's okay for the u.s to have nukes and not iran uh excuse me because there's not a moral equivalency

00:32:21.940 between the u.s and iran it would be kind of like saying why does you know 80 years ago why is it okay

00:32:27.920 for the u.s to have uh atomic weapons and not the adolf hitler nazis i mean this is insane iran has

00:32:36.860 stated they want to wipe the little satan off the face of the earth israel and the big satan and as

00:32:44.380 you heard from trump they're not interested in making a deal they are in a corner it's gonna end

00:32:50.280 with some huge bombardment i think sheila yeah when he says uh they've reached out through

00:32:56.660 intermediaries and attempt to de-escalate the conflict yeah i bet they have but i think that

00:33:02.100 as uh trump sort of indicated that ship has sailed yeah but on the flip side how many days away do you

00:33:08.360 think we are from some loser on the left saying that israel's committing a genocide on the irgc

00:33:13.820 yeah yeah oh no um 72 hours if i had to get a hundred percent sheila and because everything

00:33:23.680 is with this far left colonialist imperialist narrative and that's all they care about um

00:33:30.880 it is absolutely despicable but you know um like i said and you know a difference too with the

00:33:37.460 trading of missiles over the weekend between iran and israel sheila was that the israelis were very

00:33:44.420 precise in terms of hitting military targets and the iranians didn't care they were sending missiles

00:33:50.140 those that got through the iron dome into residential areas of tel aviv um i think again there's another

00:33:57.080 example of the mortal equivalency when it comes to these two nations uh we've got a another clip from

00:34:04.280 president trump on prime minister netanyahu and then we'll comment on that and then we'll hit an ad

00:34:09.680 break i think

00:34:10.600 well we get along very well and uh i will tell you that i think you have great respect for each other

00:34:28.100 well i hope there's going to be a deal i think it's time for a deal and we'll see what happens but

00:34:46.020 sometimes they have to fight it out but we're going to see what happens i think there's a good chance

00:34:51.540 there'll be a deal yeah and you know what the deal is sheila uh unconditional surrender just as that

00:34:58.220 was the deal to imperial japan in 1945 you know and the iranian people would cheer you would see a

00:35:05.340 ticker tape parade in the streets of iran and other cities that would be off the charts but that i to me

00:35:11.860 that's the deal unconditional surrender yeah enough is enough like enough is enough i think uh the israelis

00:35:18.980 have been as restrained as possible in all aspects of their conflicts um and the iranians just as you

00:35:25.920 say they're just targeting any civilian they can get their missiles through to uh let's hit an ad

00:35:30.900 break and we'll come back and talk about alexa and afron's oh yes trip to the riot city of new york

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00:37:54.320 riot or a threatened riot in new york you can see all of their coverage at riot reports.com you can also

00:38:01.840 support their trip to new york we've got alexa lavoie and a protester at uh new york city's no kings

00:38:09.760 protest in a pink ski mask slamming ice and mass deportation saying ice shouldn't even exist

00:38:19.520 a lens watch oh god you know what this isn't real this can't be real because this is not

00:38:25.360 stereotypes are stereotypes types so often because they're true uh i know that i'm a stereotype this is

00:38:32.000 a stereotype we know that most of the people here today well probably everybody is against ice and

00:38:39.840 mass deportation 100 i should not even exist i've been against ice since ice was formed the mass

00:38:45.600 deportations are false no one is uh what is it no one um could be deported on stolen land okay and so

00:38:54.320 this is just all a big mask for racism and fear and i'm against ice and i'm against deportation and

00:39:01.840 i'm for the community and unity and i know that the american people we have enough love and knowledge

00:39:07.520 and unity to come together and like and oust this and stop this what did you think about you know the

00:39:13.440 riots that took place a little bit everywhere across i don't consider them riots unless you consider ice

00:39:18.880 starting the riots okay the only riots that were started was by ice kidnapping people and human

00:39:25.120 trafficking people okay the the people in la were defending their community um and so it's not we're

00:39:32.160 not afraid we're all coming out we're coming out of the woodwork especially big white ladies

00:39:38.800 um sheila first of all the people in la defending their community if trump hadn't mobilized the national

00:39:45.600 guard and the marines right now la is still burning it is going to be it would be it would have been a

00:39:51.760 repeat of the summer of love even though uh imbeciles like gavin newsom and the mayor of los angeles don't

00:39:57.520 understand uh the lifeline president trump extended to la but again you see what i said earlier uh imperialism

00:40:06.160 colonialism it's the marxist narrative driving this um when she said uh stolen land it's it's like when we go

00:40:13.840 to brampton and the international students uh and the people on work visas it's time to go back

00:40:20.160 mostly to india and they have encampments and they put up signs saying nobody is illegal on stolen land

00:40:29.040 that is the narrative one last point on this shield before i get your thoughts president trump said on the

00:40:36.160 campaign trail he is gonna go after illegal aliens they're going to be arrested they're going to be

00:40:43.200 deported and he got an overwhelming mandate by the american people he won the popular vote the

00:40:50.240 electoral college all seven swing states um meanwhile the dems response to this oh let's go down to uh

00:40:59.600 the places where these criminals some of whom are even white beaters are being deported to and have

00:41:05.600 coffee with them and show our solidarity uh with them talk about losing the room do you think anyone in

00:41:11.840 middle america is saying yeah the dems are right on this file and the president is wrong do you think

00:41:18.320 anybody in middle america looks at what happened in la and says that's love that's the community coming

00:41:25.360 together um it's just the most bizarre framing of what happened there um and you know you are exactly right

00:41:36.240 that this is like it or not this is what he was elected to do and that is why he increased his vote

00:41:44.880 share amongst minorities and people whose jobs are being taken by illegals that's why he took counties

00:41:53.840 that have always been democrat border state counties he took those and those people are hispanics uh they voted

00:42:04.240 republican republican for this and these leftists they will riot to overturn the will of the people

00:42:12.240 you know sheila i'm almost of the opinion that maybe president trump made a mistake maybe he should

00:42:17.120 have backed off in la and said okay you don't want our help no problem you want a repeat of the pacific

00:42:23.280 palisades fire on steroids because that's what would have happened you know folks i gotta tell you

00:42:28.720 sheila gun reid has such a keen mind she has said so many brilliant things to me over the years

00:42:33.520 i'll tell you what the number one brilliant thing and she said it just a few months ago to me we were

00:42:38.240 talking for some reason about the original 1978 superman movie and if you've forgotten the plot was

00:42:44.160 lex luther stealing a nuclear warhead from the u.s military triggering the andreas fault so california

00:42:51.040 slides into the ocean and all the worthless nevada desert he has already purchased uh goes up one

00:42:58.080 trillion trillion percent overnight and sheila said to me you know looking at this through a 2025 lens

00:43:04.720 lex luther was the good guy superman was the villain for preventing this

00:43:12.960 uh it's unfortunate because uh this is what those people voted for like those people in la this is that

00:43:22.480 mayhem that's what they chose but the thing is you as the president you cannot abandon parts of your

00:43:29.040 country to chaos even though that is what they voted for and that's the unfortunate thing is they don't

00:43:34.800 even appreciate that he's saving them from themselves exactly you know got one we got one more clip from that uh

00:43:44.000 uh oh no oh no i'm just gonna i won't describe it you guys have eyeballs you can read for yourselves

00:43:54.160 a woman with a sexually explicit sign are you sure it's a woman you know what you never can tell can

00:44:03.440 you just going by the words on the sign sheila good grief uh yes she has a met anyway she's got a message

00:44:13.120 for trump supporters peace and love this is the community coming together as that crazy masked

00:44:18.480 lady would have you believe um just explain your message and your sign i mean there's an orange

00:44:26.080 fascist running this country now it's got to go down and can you elaborate um what do you think about

00:44:33.680 the mass deportation that trump is putting in place and ice and what is going on in america this is not

00:44:41.200 america this is not what we believe in it's not what we stand for it's got to end what did you think

00:44:46.560 about the massive riots that we saw taking place across the country this is what democracy looks like

00:44:54.480 peaceful protests but we saw cars set ablaze mooting vandalism uh what about that i don't see any cars

00:45:04.240 set ablaze here in la you saw the image uh coming from la i can't answer for la i'm in new york uh okay

00:45:12.720 so do you have if you have like republican in front of you that are supporting donna trump and all the

00:45:18.560 policies what would be your message to them orange fascists suck my dick you know sheila with all due

00:45:26.960 respect i love alexa and she was uh asking some good questions but i think she missed the the most

00:45:32.560 important question do you have such an appendage for the no i don't want to know why would you even

00:45:39.520 ask why this is what makes it relevant so is that a trans man is this a man uh presenting as female so he

00:45:48.560 actually does have that kind of uh wedding tackle because i'm baffled by by you know by the fulfillment

00:45:57.680 of what she's asking for i think that we don't even have to get that far into whether whether or not

00:46:05.440 this is appropriate if that's your message you're an idiot whether you're male or female you know

00:46:13.120 more so if you're female sheila you know because it's an idiot thing to do yeah because

00:46:18.080 what is it like it's just an idiot and vulgar and gross like that's the best argument you brought

00:46:23.440 to the table whether it's possible or not i don't think matters sheila to me it's a new benchmark i have

00:46:30.240 seen plenty of vulgar men at these demonstrations saying suck my blank no question i have never heard

00:46:37.920 that from a female because it is illogical you don't have a blank that is you know suckable let's put

00:46:47.120 them i'm trying to be as family friendly with my work this is this is too much time on this we've

00:46:53.280 just spent way too much time on this um we've got a couple of chats one from lawrence marquart

00:47:01.520 gives us 3.99 i don't see a chat there but if there is maybe we can find that okay um and then we've

00:47:09.120 got one from snowy roof for five bucks says when when we separate why would we want to join the us

00:47:16.720 what happens if we join in the democrats get back into power when we separate we need to be a sovereign

00:47:21.680 state all on our own you know what and that's the thing for albertans to consider um there are a lot

00:47:27.760 of people who are saying like look if the americans say to us ask i mean the question will be i think and i

00:47:34.960 don't know for sure but it is headed to referendum i think it's an all but certainty in 2026 the

00:47:40.720 question will be should alberta be no longer a part of canada yeah but yes or no on the position

00:47:49.040 afterwards yeah i still say going back to what we discussed earlier sheila that if alberta is an

00:47:56.560 american state those are super safe electoral college votes for the republicans so i can understand

00:48:02.960 them yeah i understand yeah i understand for the americans why they would want us i mean

00:48:08.160 why wouldn't you want another texas with eight times just the oil resources alone as texas like you

00:48:16.400 think about the respect that texas is paid within the union i mean that they have respect for their

00:48:25.440 culture their resources their way of life and they're respected as like this the path to the

00:48:32.480 white house goes through texas and in alberta we don't get any of that respect within confederation

00:48:38.800 and we outsize texas when it comes to our natural resources 100 by eight times eight times on the one

00:48:45.120 resource um and then you throw in forestry uh gas we have like 60 of the country's natural gas here

00:48:52.800 um our food production like we are not treated with the respect within confederation but i think at the

00:48:59.680 end of the day the referendum question will be are we going to leave canada and then after that

00:49:06.000 the negotiations begin because i think the americans are going to be asking us to go study

00:49:10.800 but what does that mean does that mean uh you know uh taking our assets at par that would make a real

00:49:18.000 difference for canadians who have been punished in confederation um who knows right oh that would be like

00:49:26.080 winning the lottery what is it 35 difference on the dollar but you know and another reason by the

00:49:31.840 way uh let's never forget that for years now there have been campaigns going on sheila to have puerto

00:49:37.600 rico and dc get full statehood those are guaranteed democrat electoral college votes um i i would say this

00:49:47.280 sheila the one entity with the most resistance of alberta either leaving as an independent nation or

00:49:54.560 becoming a 51st state would be the conservative party of canada because without everyone again

00:49:59.680 slam dunk blue seats uh they might never form government in canada again it's not just slam dunk

00:50:07.120 blue seats it's we're the first domino to fall because you think saskatchewan's going to stay behind

00:50:13.200 if alberta goes the hell they're going to look around and say we can't we can't prop up this they're

00:50:18.240 going to want more from us we leave saskatchewan leaves and then i think the interior and north of dc

00:50:24.080 is going to have some serious conversation if those they would be the third domino um

00:50:30.560 to unshackle itself from both ottawa but likely vancouver um and so it and it's not just safe blue

00:50:38.720 seats it's safe blue fundraising it's the safe blue brain trust 100 of the party they never win again

00:50:46.000 without us yeah 100 um all right sheila do we have some more from alexa and super producer efren or

00:50:56.240 we don't but we will have more this is what i'm telling people we will have more from them we don't

00:51:03.600 have more to tease to you right now but if you want to see more of their reports and support their trip

00:51:09.040 to new york like they thought they were going into a serious riot and they went anyway actually they were

00:51:13.600 sort of like we must go if there's a riot um so if you want to see more of their journalism and support

00:51:20.400 it go to riot reports.com in your neck of the woods this is an interesting video um kalistanis have a

00:51:30.800 massive convoy on its way to ambush uh indian pm modi at the g7 uh why don't we run that video and uh

00:51:41.040 well try to make sense of it all good grief

00:52:03.040 yeah you know i see this and i wonder like if my question if i were able to get a question to modi

00:52:11.040 which i will i would like to try but as i said the dignitaries are over there and we are kept

00:52:17.440 safely away from them over here i would ask him why do you think canada has become a breeding ground

00:52:27.200 for this calistani problem yep i would argue sheila that in canada the us and the uk the calistani

00:52:36.320 movement is stronger in those three countries than it is hundred percent and you know when i see that

00:52:42.640 yellow calistani flag and by the way i have absolutely nothing against uh the sikh people

00:52:49.200 um but this is a particular politicization um and let us never forget sheila that our biggest act of

00:52:59.280 terrorism uh that was inflicted on this country was 1986 the air india bombing more than 300 people

00:53:06.240 blown out of the sky and we've had two public inquiries uh that has pointed the finger at

00:53:13.680 calistani extremists so when i see those flags when i when i hear this rhetoric i i kind of pay attention

00:53:20.800 because it's not uh just barking sometimes there's a bite behind that bark yeah sorry if i seem a little

00:53:29.200 bit distracted i'm trying to keep track of uh sid and angelica on the streets there at some sort of

00:53:35.760 protest in downtown vamp where dr joe vipeland is speaking for those of you outside of alberta and you

00:53:42.080 don't know who he is he is uh with uh calf or case cafe i don't know it's canadian association of

00:53:52.720 physicians against or physicians for the environment i think that's what it's called

00:53:59.680 um and he yes and i i don't know i think he wants a net zero hospital which means net zero surgeries

00:54:05.680 um net net zero lives save he's the doctor who went during covet he was the lockdown doctor who went

00:54:15.360 during covet to the un climate change conference so while he is back here in alberta telling everybody

00:54:24.240 to stay in your house and quit traveling to save lives he and his daughter who i think is engaged in

00:54:32.240 a lawsuit if i recall correctly with the federal government for like oh you're killing our future

00:54:37.600 blah blah blah blah um he flew to i think it was glasgow at the time to go to the climate change

00:54:45.200 conference because you couldn't have christmas you couldn't go to your mother's funeral but he could

00:54:50.880 travel around the world to fight climate change one high carbon airline flight is at a time he's i guess

00:55:00.000 downtown and they were asking me like hey what do you know about joe by pond like i'm the mini

00:55:04.880 encyclopedia of joe by pond that's just amazing like why can't people in this case doctors stay in their

00:55:13.360 lane uh you're all about the hippocratic oath you're all about making people uh who are sick uh well again

00:55:21.920 and you know climate change that that's not your stick you know it reminds me i think it was last year

00:55:27.680 she like i did a little video on this it was that anesthesiologist in michigan that wrote a paper

00:55:33.760 where he was saying in order to combat climate change we should make anesthesia illegal now here's

00:55:40.960 the thing first of all if you're an anesthesiologist you're campaigning uh to uh get your job canceled but

00:55:48.480 think about that sheila if uh you were due for a knee or a hip replacement and i know you're a tough gal

00:55:55.040 but the doctor said oh you know because of climate change uh we're not going to put you under we're

00:55:59.760 just going to saw away while you're completely conscious oh that's a hard no for me not a chance

00:56:07.200 yeah just give me some kentucky bourbon uh civil war style and saw my leg off and hope for the best

00:56:16.000 yeah you can't even get kentucky bourbon here sheila tariff actually we got american liquor

00:56:25.120 yes on our shelf and good for premier smith for reversing that ludicrous mandate but that

00:56:31.120 it's just so you can saw my leg off i guess we can still pull my leg off

00:56:37.040 honestly something wrong with these people there's something wrong with these people and

00:56:41.920 they're not dumb people so it's like being in a cult right where you just deny the reality around

00:56:48.880 you even though you know better you know a comet isn't coming to pick you up but you take the poison

00:56:55.840 anyway that's what's happening with these people i think at some point it's sort of the like the sunk

00:57:03.600 cost uh they've spent so much time on this and so much energy that even when it starts to not

00:57:11.760 make sense anymore they can't back out because they have sunk too much into it you know and and

00:57:17.120 really uh with this climate change cult although it seems that the ringleader greta tunberg i guess

00:57:23.760 the climate emergency is over because now she's in the flotilla to gaza business but it seems to be

00:57:30.080 sheila all about making our lives miserable i mean imagine no you know anesthetic being applied

00:57:37.760 before major surgery and we were talking about you know coffee resistance in 1775 another paper came

00:57:44.880 out from montreal i believe it was last year where the researchers said uh you know what to reduce

00:57:50.000 climate change we need to uh ban coffee imports uh yeah that ain't gonna happen and by the way i

00:57:56.800 wonder how many pots of coffee those two researchers drank while they were stewing over their uh research

00:58:04.160 paper but you see where i'm getting at it's like reverting to the stone age whereas i can tell you

00:58:09.920 sheila when you go to the worst of places in the world what do those people want well they want indoor

00:58:17.520 plumbing they want electricity they were like a nice honda civic in the driveway i mean it's but the the

00:58:24.320 ringleaders behind this climate change fascism if i may they want us to adopt that lifestyle

00:58:32.480 it to me it's egregious and outrageous and hypocritical because these are the people

00:58:37.840 that are living life high on the hog with all the little gadgets and creature comforts that we get

00:58:44.640 from the petrochemical industry yeah i was gonna say when you said they want us to live that way not all of

00:58:51.760 us just like us yeah not them just us right like i'm gonna do a video i caught it last night while i was

00:59:01.200 sitting in the media room sid was editing a video and i was sort of re-watching uh prime minister

00:59:07.760 carney land in uh calgary at the tarmac and he was being greeted by daniel smith and uh jody gondek the

00:59:16.400 mayor of calgary and his wife and him were coming down the stairs and boy they seem like a warm couple

00:59:21.520 um but and i was sort of eavesdropping i was trying to figure out what smith was saying because

00:59:29.920 she's such a lovely lady and she's warm even when she doesn't like you and i was then i noticed

00:59:37.680 uh that mark carney these two net zero fanatics i'll do a video on it so we don't need to pick up

00:59:43.360 the clip but uh these two net zero fanatics mark carney and his wife got into separate suvs and

00:59:50.240 went their separate ways like where are you guys going and you guys couldn't even carpool

00:59:56.000 you're probably going to the same hotel room today but she got in one car and he got in another that

01:00:01.920 doesn't make any sense it's not like she would assume the prime minister's office if something

01:00:07.040 happened to him uh but they just i guess they had enough of each other i don't know what the protocol is

01:00:12.640 there and lee and sheila let me take a wild guess right now the suvs the separate suvs they got into

01:00:20.640 enormous yeah not electric i take it not even plug-in hybrid i take it i would bet my life on that

01:00:27.360 good old fossil fuel eight cylinder engines right the hugest of suburban yeah the hugest idling idling on

01:00:36.720 the tarmac uh louis but let's get to this one because let's this is hypocrisy at its finest and

01:00:43.920 like mark carney's cabinet is an absolute mess people keep telling me mark carney's smart

01:00:49.680 but based on his cabinet picks i think he's an idiot um gregor robertson the former mayor of vancouver

01:00:57.840 who oversaw the explosion in housing prices in vancouver has this is from black locks but it first broke

01:01:07.440 in the breaker by bob macken housing minister gregor robertson attempted to hide millions worth of

01:01:15.200 investment property from mps according to british columbia land titles uncovered by the breaker news robertson would

01:01:22.800 not discuss his real estate dealings when questioned in the house this is wild robertson had investments

01:01:29.200 in at least three properties reported uh bob macken tax assessors but the combined value at 11 million

01:01:38.080 he owns a 2024 built house in tofino bc that's by the way gregor robertson is also a climate fanatic so

01:01:46.960 if he lives in vancouver proper that's a bit of a jaunt to get to the far side of vancouver island

01:01:52.800 to tofino and then uh an undisclosed interest in a lakeside property in squamish the squamish

01:02:00.320 property at levitt lake is assessed at five six million and is a two-story home on 17 acres separately

01:02:08.560 owned uh a company uh that robertson registered in 2020 called 11 otters investment inc is listed as

01:02:18.000 you know what this guy he's using these uh real estate holding companies to get around taxes

01:02:25.680 uh i guess i suppose just like his last uh anyway it's a company he registered in 2020 called 11

01:02:31.680 otters investment is listed as the owner of a nearly three million dollar assessed 11 acre property

01:02:36.560 on pacific rim highway near cox bay and tofino he loves the vancouver island according to the report

01:02:42.320 robertson's penthouse near english bay in vancouver was assessed at almost 2.4 million he does not live

01:02:49.840 in his riding amazing sheila um as egregious and outrageous as that story is i'll tell you what's

01:02:59.280 even further beyond the pale maybe i'm just uh an old dinosaur but i remember back in the day when a story

01:03:07.520 breaking a scoop like that would mean that the next day or just later that day the minister would

01:03:15.200 have a press conference and submit his resignation that's how bad this is and that does not happen

01:03:21.600 anymore it just does not there there is no honor as far as i'm concerned no no this if that were i mean

01:03:30.160 first of all if that were a conservative cabinet minister he never would have been a conservative

01:03:33.680 cabinet minister based on his uh well based on his history being uh at least responsible in no small

01:03:42.800 part uh to that housing problem in vancouver proper um but then having all of these real estate holding

01:03:52.640 these things would have been declared to the ethics commissioner or should have been declared to the

01:03:56.720 ethics commissioner looks like he didn't what is he gonna pull is he gonna pull a uh a bill more

01:04:03.040 no one say i forgot about that french villa i owned with my curly fry heiress wife of the mccain family

01:04:10.640 like is that what he's just gonna pull and say well i just forgot i didn't declare 10 million dollars

01:04:16.480 in property holding how do you forget 10 million dollars in property holdings well if there's only

01:04:22.480 one way i could think of sheila that he's a multi-billionaire then 10.4 million is chump change

01:04:27.440 you find in the sofa but you're absolutely right those are huge numbers uh he should resign he should

01:04:33.200 never have been given that portfolio in the first place but there seems to be a a pattern by carney

01:04:40.320 that he's following trudeau of giving some of the dumbest liberal mps cabinet positions i don't get it

01:04:48.000 sheila yeah his immigration minister is a total idiot his environment minister is a total idiot public

01:04:54.240 safety public safety absolute moron um and you know with ties to terror organizations doesn't know

01:05:03.440 the gun file um and now our housing minister is uh i guess a real estate mogul who forgot about his

01:05:11.600 real estate holdings what else is he forgetting to do unbelievable incredible well i think we have the

01:05:18.960 daily cringe is our last one we do okay okay it is i i love this opinion on father's day it's crucial to

01:05:30.640 recognize the importance of mothers on okay let me just read this on father's day when all the attention

01:05:40.560 falls on perhaps the least important character in the delivery room what

01:05:44.880 it seems to me that a smart father would insist on recognizing the blinding truth the woman who made

01:05:53.280 him a father is the real hero of the story writes oh my god mark bulguch who is an absolute crazy person

01:06:06.320 who would write this we already have mother's day like can we can we recognize that mothers and fathers

01:06:13.840 play an equal role in their children's lives uh children who grow up without a father are more likely to

01:06:21.520 engage in criminality more likely to go to prison more likely to uh be abused in their child like as a

01:06:30.640 child they're more likely to face abuse they struggle with school they're least likely to uh complete

01:06:37.200 a high school they're least likely to go on to university dads play a vital role in a child's life

01:06:44.400 but this is chalking them up to being just like sperm donors in the whole process oh i don't know

01:06:49.520 sheila the left says just build more basketball court she really don't need a father in a child's life

01:06:54.720 but to your point that is the crux of the matter we have mother's day mother's day comes before father's

01:07:02.240 day um and i'll tell you based on my observation sheila people care deeply about mother's day whereas

01:07:10.240 father's day i'm being honest it's kind of an afterthought i didn't even know this sunday was

01:07:15.600 father's day myself and i'm a father but you uh if you look at restaurant bookings when you're talking

01:07:22.400 about the top booking periods it's things like valentine's day mother's day it's like you you

01:07:29.600 know there's restaurants that are totally booked that ain't the case with father's day maybe there's

01:07:34.400 more you know golfing tea times on on on father's day but i he would have a valid argument if there was

01:07:43.840 no mother's day or mother's day was not recognized or mother's day was the afterthought but it's the

01:07:50.560 complete opposite of what i just said yeah right like it father's day is recognized a month after

01:07:57.920 mother's day we're already giving mothers the prominent uh position uh you know like the the

01:08:04.160 recognition they deserve but why is it so untenable to recognize the fact that children need dads too

01:08:09.360 uh we we basically said as a society maybe two or three to three decades ago that dads are all not

01:08:18.800 not all that necessary that families don't need to stay intact and look around you look around us

01:08:25.840 a lot of it has to do with that well the the silver lining i guess is that he didn't go full derangement

01:08:33.760 let's say um because we know there are those on the left and we've covered these stories you know

01:08:39.520 ones and twos of schools in canada that have banned mother's day and father's day because what if the

01:08:45.440 child doesn't have a mother or doesn't have a father yeah well i can i can i can speak to that

01:08:51.040 directly my dad died when i was nine you know what i did on father's day i made something for my mom

01:08:56.320 mom i can speak to it directly as well sheila yeah my birth father and mother were never part

01:09:03.600 of my life in a big way at all um i was raised by my grandparents when i was in elementary school

01:09:10.800 we had father's day and mother's day activities making these little you know uh cards um do you

01:09:16.480 think i was airing grievances no because i considered my grandmother and my grandfather

01:09:21.360 to be right as equivalent to a loving father and mother those figures yeah so again once again

01:09:27.840 the left as they always do finding a solution to a problem that doesn't exist right uh and i as you

01:09:35.920 know someone who's in charge of editorial at rebel news i don't know uh how that story made it past

01:09:42.000 the pitch process like i really don't like who's in charge of that who who thought you know what we

01:09:47.520 need to write on father's day a story that uh just writes fathers out of the lives of children yeah

01:09:56.480 good to go and somebody was like yep check run with it champ and they published it like that just

01:10:02.800 boggles my mind and you know sheila doesn't it make the case to pull federal funding of the media

01:10:09.920 because uh i don't think there's an appetite for for this kind of leftist ideology and if the star had

01:10:18.160 to sink and swim uh as it used to be the case if didn't have that taxpayer funded safety net uh

01:10:24.560 they'd be looking at chapter 11 right now this is nonsense that only a tiny fringe of ultra leftists

01:10:32.320 uh subscribe to yeah i mean they're they're never going to get the market correction they so rightly

01:10:38.240 deserve as long as they're funded by the federal government which is unfortunate uh olivia efron do

01:10:45.680 we have chats are we good okay no more david i think we can sign off i have uh a couple of requests

01:10:55.600 from outside media i need to respond to wow that is fantastic i know you'll do a great job there you go

01:11:01.040 shilla gun read today folks beauty and brains what a package right uh well folks thank you so much for

01:11:07.920 tuning in to the live stream uh i believe tomorrow is uh sheila gun read and lease from uh saskatchewan

01:11:16.160 another western gal that has a camper back and i understand yeah it seems to be quite a trend uh

01:11:22.880 i won't be back for a couple of weeks uh on wednesday morning uh first thing i'm off on that rebel

01:11:29.280 news cruise maybe some of you are on that cruise too can't wait uh to see you and then i have to

01:11:35.840 uh go down to uh los angeles let's call it i'll be on assignment okay so um enjoy uh sheila and lease

01:11:45.840 tomorrow can't wait to see you guys in two weeks from now and in the meantime as always stay safe and

01:11:52.800 stay sane

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Rebel News Podcast - June 16, 2025

REBEL ROUNDP ｜ Trump and Carney meet, G7 summit underway, Rebels at anti-ICE riots

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