Rebel News Podcast - REBEL ROUNDUP ｜ Alberta independence talks, Quebec rejects oil, Conservatives ponder future

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00:00:30.000 Oh, hey, good morning, good afternoon, everybody, depending on which part of this beautiful country

00:00:46.060 for now that you're in. I'm your host of our news and opinion show Rebel Roundup, Sheila Gunn-Reed,

00:00:54.580 and I'm joined by my best friend, my ally, my amigo, Lise Merle in beautiful Regina, Saskatchewan.

00:01:04.440 Lise, how's it going? Well, hello, my beloved Sheila Gunn-Reed, and hello, Rebel fam. I have

00:01:10.420 had worse days. What a difference 24 hours makes Sheila Gunn-Reed from going from our five stages 1.00

00:01:18.600 of grief. I only hit two of them. I skipped a few. So did I. I went straight to anger and sort of

00:01:26.420 stayed there for a couple hours. But ooh, did Danielle Smith pull a solid on Mark Carney? She 0.99

00:01:34.280 didn't even give that man a 12-hour victory lap before she came out of the gate just absolutely 1.00

00:01:39.420 swinging. And we are going to talk all about it on today's program, you guys. Like, I hope you have

00:01:44.100 your seatbelts on because it is going to be a wild ride today. I'm picking all of this for you guys.

00:01:50.680 It's also a bad day for Doug Ford because if he has aspirations on the prime minister's seat,

00:01:55.920 he doesn't do that without Alberta. It'll just be Mark Carney's country. I mean, it'll be a Carney

00:02:03.240 dynasty. We'll have Mark Carney's transgender kid be the prime minister after him because there's no 1.00

00:02:10.560 conservative party in this country without the West. We do all the fundraising. We are the brain

00:02:16.860 trust of the party. And anyway, careful what you wish for. That's right. All of the good ideas that

00:02:24.180 come out of that conservative party come from Western Canada. And I just got off the phone with

00:02:29.280 a brilliant friend of mine, I will say. And he's got a lot of concerns about Doug Ford and what's

00:02:34.840 happening fracture wise within the conservative movement of Canada. And I hope we can talk about

00:02:41.280 that too. Yes, we can. And I hope that Jamil Giovanni becomes the next premier of Ontario. Wouldn't that

00:02:48.360 be delightful? Oh, that would be a cool. I mean, I would pay money to see that. I'd pay good Saskatchewan

00:02:55.540 dollars to see that. Yep. Yeah. Buffalo bucks. We'll call them. Yes, we will. Yeah. Buffalo bucks.

00:03:06.100 That's exactly right. That's going to go in our hundred dollar bill. Yep. Okay. Uh, you know, I do

00:03:11.780 hope that we have Rolf Klein on the money here. Anyways, I'm just, I'm scheming, you know, my vision

00:03:16.740 board of a conservative cabinet. It has to be, I have to change my vision board and start adding,

00:03:25.540 my new ideas like Rolf Klein on the hundred dollar bill. Um, or it should be, yeah, sorry. It should

00:03:31.760 be a $200 bill. Cause that's was, that's the Ralph bucks that he gave us when he paid down the debt

00:03:37.480 and then he, we were in surplus and he gave us all 200 bucks. The $200 bill must have. We are going to

00:03:44.400 have a $200 bill, but I will say 99% of my internal fantasies right now have to do with like developing

00:03:52.000 the policy and figuring out what we're going to be called and who's going to say, who's going to

00:03:55.580 write our anthem. I vote for Coulter wall. Okay. Coulter wall should get on that right away. Uh,

00:04:01.680 writing our anthem. Maybe we'll do like a Coulter wall slash Brett Kissel collab on our,

00:04:06.560 our national, right? Like it'll be, it'll be very, very, it'll just be really poignant and lovely.

00:04:12.920 You know what? If the two of them work together, it's very emblematic of how we need to come back

00:04:19.780 together. Uh, anyways, Saskatchewan and Alberta. Yeah. Oh, like we're just, we're getting into it,

00:04:24.640 but Oh, Oh, just, just get into it. This is yeah. All of you right now, this is you're privy to our

00:04:31.800 phone calls now, Lisa and I, but I'll tell everybody what we're doing. I feel like you're

00:04:35.980 just hostage to a phone call between Lisa and I now. Um, this is rebel roundup where, and we talk about

00:04:41.280 the news of the day, as you can tell, obviously completely unscripted. Um, but we just don't

00:04:46.920 talk about it. We want to talk to you. So if you want to support the work that we do out of the

00:04:51.160 goodness of your heart, unlike what Mark Carney makes you do with the failing contaminated colonized

00:04:57.600 mainstream media, uh, if you are watching us on YouTube, you can leave something called a super

00:05:02.960 chat. That's their paid chat over there. Or after the fact, you can leave a super thanks. That's your

00:05:09.880 paid comment. If it's over the $5 us cutoff, it's mandatory for us to read it. If it's under that,

00:05:15.420 we'll do our very, very best, but it's how you support us here. And if you're watching us on the

00:05:19.760 excellent free speech platform of rumble, they have a paid chat. They're called a rumble rant and the

00:05:26.600 same rules apply. Uh, and it's a great way for you to support us while we give you your say,

00:05:33.500 which is something that you'll only get here. Excuse me. I'm fighting a cold. Uh, we alluded

00:05:40.980 to this, but something big happened in Alberta yesterday. Uh, Daniel Smith, who I believe is a

00:05:48.360 federalist, uh, has said that in not so many words, not with her mouth, but with her actions

00:05:56.480 basically said, I'm not going to stand in the way of this. I was going to say percolating

00:06:01.880 separatist movement in the West, but it's more of a boiling volcano than it is just a slight bubble.

00:06:09.200 All right. I broke it down yesterday and I did get something wrong in this thread. Uh,

00:06:13.800 constitutional lawyer, Keith Wilson, corrects me. My YouTube thread or sorry, my YouTube thread,

00:06:20.040 my, uh, X thread X thread. Uh, I got the embargo documents while I was on the live stream yesterday.

00:06:28.980 So I didn't get a chance to look at them until after. And I was like, Holy moly. Things just got

00:06:35.080 real in Alberta. Did they ever just made a referendum on separation realistic. And they did

00:06:42.120 it the day after Mark Carney became prime minister. Here's what you need to know. Yesterday, Mark Carney

00:06:47.940 went a liberal minority. Thanks to Ontario, Quebec and Atlantic Canada. And I, I should say also to the,

00:06:53.920 uh, implosion of the NDP, like a dying star today, Alberta introduced a bill that quietly makes it

00:07:00.380 possible to hold a referendum on leaving Canada. Coincidence, definitely not a chance. This has

00:07:05.560 been in the works, I guess, since the writing was on the wall in the UCP's new election statutes

00:07:13.200 amendment act is a change to the citizen initiative act, a law that allows regular people to propose

00:07:19.260 referendums, even on constitutional issues like separation until now it was a joke under Jason

00:07:27.660 Kenny. The rules required signatures from 20% of all eligible voters in just 90 days. That's over

00:07:34.360 600,000 names. Nearly impossible. Yeah. Yeah. Impossible for any. Precisely. It was built to fail.

00:07:42.940 Daniel Smith just changed that. Now you only need 10% of the people who voted in the last election. So

00:07:48.540 not eligible voters, people who voted in the last election, which is why my number here is wrong.

00:07:58.360 I was all excited. I was doing math on the fly. Uh, constitutional lawyer, Keith Wilson,

00:08:03.260 corrects me and says it's closer to 170,000 and not 208,000 signatures, which is totally doable.

00:08:09.280 Oh, so it's not just a symbolic, uh, Oh, here's your direct democracy that you can never achieve

00:08:17.740 law anymore. She made it real. It's enough so that you won't get tied up in nuisance referendums,

00:08:24.540 but it is a surmountable goal now. Incredible. Let that sink in as the Laurentian elites cheer

00:08:34.060 Carney's coronation. Alberta just unlocked a legal path to break away from Ottawa.

00:08:37.880 This isn't saber rattling its legislation. And the bill includes a bunch of other good things too.

00:08:43.760 It bans vote tabulators, tightens ID rules, allow special ballots for anyone, because we saw a lot

00:08:50.000 of problems with, uh, oil and gas workers in BC, not getting special ballots. Right. Working way,

00:08:56.680 way up North in camps and, and, uh, uh, not being able to vote at all. Yeah. So. Yeah. And brings

00:09:03.500 back corporate and union donations. So companies that are hit, uh, with bad, uh, government policy,

00:09:11.300 they really didn't have a voice because corporations are really just people. Right.

00:09:15.400 Um, and to make it fair, they brought back in union donations, which should excite the NDP. Um,

00:09:21.700 but it's with disclosure. So you know where the funds are coming from. So to make it fair,

00:09:25.860 it's not just rigging the system for conservatives, but the referendum clauses real change. Albertans

00:09:31.400 have been watching the liberals hijack our resources, demonize our industries, ignore our

00:09:35.320 votes and attack our culture of freedom and self-reliance. Now they've been handed a tool

00:09:39.420 to fight back, not with protests, not with hashtags, but with a referendum. And for the first time in

00:09:43.780 Alberta history, this isn't a fantasy. It's a form, it's a timeline, and it's a number, which is now

00:09:49.780 actually 170,000. Now this change, as I said, doesn't guarantee Alberta's exit, but it opens

00:09:56.600 the door to the gate. And now the question is who's ready to walk through it and who will follow

00:10:00.620 after Saskatchewan who actually are more separatists than us here in Alberta with a little bit less

00:10:07.100 fanfare as you tend to do. That's right. That's right. So, uh, yesterday, yesterday I tweeted who

00:10:13.360 else thinks Saskatchewan needs to pass identical legislation like tomorrow. And I tagged premier Scott

00:10:17.960 Mo just so he gets a feeling for what the people of Saskatchewan are thinking. Oh, it's, it's

00:10:23.500 incredible. Well, we're going to, I think we're going to take a look at some of the things that

00:10:26.560 Scott Mo said in a press conference yesterday. And, uh, and it, it sounds as though, um, it sounds

00:10:33.000 as though he's kind of going to give the Mark Carney government a chance and a little bit of leeway.

00:10:37.840 Whereas I think the sentiment of the people of Saskatchewan are, we're done. A great many Saskies 1.00

00:10:43.500 are looking at what the Eastern elites just did to us in this last federal election. We've had 0.99

00:10:48.840 120 years of abuse by the federal government and we want control of our own prosperity and our own

00:10:55.860 future. Um, the buddy that I just got off the phone with the brilliant one said, nostalgia isn't enough

00:11:01.420 to keep us as part of confederation. Nostalgia is not enough. We need action. We need it right now.

00:11:08.340 And I did a little bit of research, Sheila Gunn-Reed, and this is what we need. Um, this is what we need

00:11:13.500 for Saskatchewan. And don't you know that I just closed the screen and I need it. Hang on, I'll pull

00:11:18.500 it back up. Um, okay. Uh, Saskatchewan citizens can initiate a referendum by submitting a petition to

00:11:27.240 the chief electoral officer. Uh, the petition must be signed by at least 15% of the total number of

00:11:32.820 electors in Saskatchewan, which equates to approximately 131,000 signatures based on

00:11:38.860 recent estimates. So it's a tiny bit, the bar is a tiny bit. Yeah. They're rigging it on you guys.

00:11:44.720 The bar is a little bit, which is why we need to encourage, uh, Premier Scott Moe and the government

00:11:51.620 of Saskatchewan to lower that bar, just like Danielle Smith did, because if we had, if we lowered it to 10% 1.00

00:11:58.440 of all voters in the last election, this would be absolutely doable for the people of Saskatchewan.

00:12:04.480 So you take the population of Moose Jaw, you take the population of Yorkton, Estevan and Weyburn,

00:12:09.120 and we would be able to ask a question that, that goes something like, do you want to remain part

00:12:14.100 of the country of Canada or do you want to be prosperous and, and, uh, and survive? So yeah.

00:12:22.040 Oh, here he goes. Here's our Scott Moe.

00:12:23.960 Well, and it, this isn't just about a referendum on separation. These are citizen led initiatives

00:12:31.520 on anything. Do you want to adopt your own provincial anthem? Do you want to change the

00:12:39.060 provincial colors? Do you want to do a different flag? If there's enough citizen led momentum,

00:12:45.780 uh, they can get this done on any issue. And I think it is good that Daniel Smith lowered the

00:12:53.600 bar for Albertans to be able to hold her government accountable on any issue. It makes the government

00:13:01.340 closer to the people, which is what you want. Exactly that because, uh, referendums are binding

00:13:08.360 by the grid. So, so you, if the people of Alberta or Saskatchewan or both, uh, take their question to a

00:13:14.800 referendum and the people decide the government is bound by the decision of the people to follow

00:13:21.920 through on the question that was asked. So it is an incredible tool that is not often used, uh, by the

00:13:28.620 people of, of Western Canada, but I think that we are going to see that change. I think that we are

00:13:33.960 going to see that change and really, really fast. So, so excited. We can use it on recall. We can use it

00:13:41.080 on recall in Alberta. Also, we have this built into lots of taxpayer protection act. If the government

00:13:47.780 wants to raise our taxes, bring in a sales tax, they have to go to referendum to us for our approval,

00:13:54.400 which means they'll, they're never going to do it. It's lovely because who would, who would agree to

00:14:00.340 that? Who would their right mind would agree to that except Toronto rumors who vote Mark Carney?

00:14:05.900 Yeah, exactly.

00:14:06.940 We've got, pardon my sniffling, it must be disgusting, but we have Premier Smith announcing changes to

00:14:13.140 Alberta's elections to make them more transparent following Mark Carney's election victory. So this

00:14:18.880 is her announcing the changes to the Citizen Initiatives Act. Okay. I'm pleased to be here

00:14:26.020 with Mickey Amory, Alberta's Minister of Justice, to announce changes to the way our elections work

00:14:30.760 in the province. I believe democracy thrives when people trust the process. They need to know that

00:14:36.960 they can take part in a simple and easily accessible process. They need to be confident in and to trust

00:14:43.300 the election results. And they need to know where financial support for candidates and parties comes

00:14:48.780 from. So we are introducing Bill 54, which is the Electric, the Election Statutes Amendment Act to make

00:14:55.660 elections at every level in Alberta, more transparent and democratic. If passed, the use of electronic

00:15:01.520 tabulators and other automated voting machines would be eliminated, requiring all ballots to be counted

00:15:06.520 by hand to protect election integrity. The unofficial vote counts will be required to be complete within

00:15:12.560 12 hours of polls closing to provide timely, reliable results, ensuring Albertans receive fast and accurate

00:15:19.600 election results. The practice of vouching at voting stations where a voter without identification could simply

00:15:25.740 have their identity vouched for and verified by another eligible voter will end. Our government has made a

00:15:31.720 commitment to restore public confidence in identification and voter eligibility verification

00:15:36.180 through the elimination of vouching. We are expanding access to special ballots to improve voting

00:15:42.460 accessibility and to protect voter privacy. These changes would allow any voter to request a special

00:15:48.800 ballot without needing to provide a reason and allow special ballots to be sent overseas or to remote

00:15:53.980 locations earlier. And we're protecting integrity by requiring voters to personally request their special ballot.

00:16:00.880 Voters will also be required to vote in their constituency of residence or by special ballot.

00:16:06.180 These changes will ensure that all Albertans have ample opportunity to have their say at election time and that

00:16:11.960 Alberta's elections are open, secure and accessible. We are expanding opportunities for Albertans to be involved in

00:16:18.800 direct democracy by making changes to the threshold needed for successful citizens initiatives. The signature collection

00:16:25.460 time for citizens initiatives will be extended from 90 days to 120 days. We are also improving the

00:16:31.740 process by setting the threshold to be 10% of the number of eligible voters who participated in the last general

00:16:39.080 election, as opposed to being either 10 or 20% of total registered voters. Additional amendments will update

00:16:46.740 rules to make it easier for Albertans to hold their elected officials accountable through MLA recall.

00:16:52.580 These changes would extend the recall signature collection time from 60 days to 90 days and lower the

00:16:58.660 signature threshold to be 60% of the total number of electors who voted in the electoral district in the most

00:17:04.660 recent election, as opposed to 40% of the total number of electors in the riding. Recall legislation and citizens' initiatives

00:17:12.740 give Albertans more ways to be directly involved in democracy and to have their say on issues that

00:17:17.860 matter to them. There are many more changes in the proposed bill and Minister Mickey Amory will provide

00:17:22.580 more details about exactly what they cover, but our intent is clear. Democracy is the foundation of our

00:17:28.980 freedoms and the source of legitimacy for governments at every level. It must be protected, strengthened and

00:17:34.660 defended and that's exactly what we are doing. We want to make it as simple as possible for every

00:17:40.580 Albertan to express their political views and safeguard the system that enables them to do it. These

00:17:45.780 changes build on the integrity, trust and openness that have always been at the heart of democracy and

00:17:51.700 keep Alberta strong and free. Well, can't say it much better than that, can you? Your move, your move,

00:18:00.580 Scott Moe. I mean, this is how you give Albertans an outlet for their frustration with a rigged system

00:18:10.260 of confederation without declaring yourself some sort of separatist. And I don't say that with

00:18:17.780 disdain. If you are a premier of a province in Canada, by default, you are a federalist. You are

00:18:24.660 working within the confederation. So it would be politically difficult for Danielle Smith to say that

00:18:32.260 she's a separatist, but she realizes that this is a thing a lot of Albertans care about. Just get out of

00:18:39.140 their way. But I would argue that Quebec just elected 21 MPs as part of a separatist party.

00:18:47.940 Sure. Like, what's good for the goose is good for the gander. And being a separatist,

00:18:52.980 being a separatist does not make you a monster in this world. No. If Quebec can do it, what's good

00:18:57.940 for them is good for us. And this is, this is part of the, this is part of the conversation that we get

00:19:02.340 to have now as Westerners. Right. This is no longer, you know, a protected umbrella that only Quebec

00:19:07.540 gets to live under because they are so precious and special and, and a unique culture. I would argue

00:19:12.500 that Westerners are a unique culture. A hundred percent. We saw that in the election.

00:19:17.300 We saw that in the election. Right. You can literally draw a line. You could draw a line where it changes.

00:19:25.620 Yeah. Um, and you could draw a line where it changes. You can draw a line where it changes.

00:19:30.980 Then you look in the history books and then you say, oh, that's when those people came here for that

00:19:35.860 reason. Like it, it literally comports with Canada's history while, why we are a separate and distinct

00:19:44.020 culture in the West. Um, but yeah, this idea that we don't get to talk about these issues out here,

00:19:50.740 that people who are separatists get told to shut up. Like, look, you could literally chart the wave

00:19:56.740 of migration for the reason that it came here by, uh, voting by the way we vote.

00:20:03.620 And I just want to say, I just want to say that all the time, that big red block over Saskatchewan,

00:20:08.740 that's one, that's one ride. That is one riding that entire north. That's Buckley Belanger.

00:20:14.100 Okay. That's, oh, that's, there he is. Did good old Buckley Belanger, uh, popping up again,

00:20:20.500 like a bad weed, uh, made us red in the top half. He's like, he's a former NDP-er, uh, who just,

00:20:27.460 uh, cut out the middleman and just jumped ship to the liberals. No, but what Danielle Smith did there 1.00

00:20:36.180 is, uh, is, is she's taking, you know, I think that we've all thought to ourselves at one point or

00:20:41.060 another, man, there is a, there is a break in the, in the feedback loop between the people of

00:20:46.900 the province and the government of the province, where the people of the province can, can scream

00:20:51.700 until they're blue in the face and the government just doesn't seem to hear them. You know what I

00:20:54.900 mean? They just sort of put their earmuffs on and la-dee-da. What Danielle Smith is saying is we are

00:21:00.260 going to make it easier for the people of Alberta to talk to us, to tell us what they want. And as, uh,

00:21:07.140 as, as good governors of the province of Alberta, we are obligated to listen to them. We are obligating

00:21:14.500 ourselves to listen to them. And that is an amazing thing that she just did. As a matter of

00:21:19.540 fact, I think that that is the gold standard of what, uh, premiers should sound like in cases like

00:21:26.900 this. They should always be on side of what the wants of the people of the province are. Right.

00:21:32.580 Like that is the only appropriate response. It isn't up to, you know, the government, the people,

00:21:36.980 the people tell the government what they want and it is up to the government to act. The government

00:21:41.620 works for the people, not the other way around. And in many, many cases, I feel like governments

00:21:46.980 have got this completely upside down. So no, uh, kudos to her for hitting it right on, 1.00

00:21:51.940 hitting the nail right on the head and doing the people of Alberta real solid and showing our

00:21:57.220 premier Scott Mo exactly what he must be saying in this. She's like modeling the behavior. Yeah. 0.99

00:22:05.060 Modeling the behavior. Just take it and do it. It's like how we stole your idea for having a

00:22:09.300 see our own chief firearms officer. Like just you steal this one back. Um,

00:22:14.500 just like that. Yeah. But yeah, you are right that, uh,

00:22:19.940 the Westerners are more separatist than Quebecers right now. And yet it's, it's treated as completely,

00:22:27.540 culturally normal in Quebec. Not only do they have a provincial separatist party in the PQ,

00:22:33.460 but they also have the BQ, the Bloc Québécois as a federal party. And they are included in the

00:22:40.100 debates. They're included in the House of Commons. It's part of the culture there. They have separatist

00:22:47.060 musicians and separatist TV shows and separatist artists. It's part of everything there. In Alberta,

00:22:55.780 we're a lot of people feel this way, but if you listen to the likes of the boring potato panels on

00:23:04.420 the CBC, they're fringe radicals. And I will tell you just by the numbers, it's more, more people care

00:23:11.060 about separatism in Alberta. And I'm not, I don't know what that looks like. Is it, uh,

00:23:17.300 more autonomy within confederation? Is it, uh, we're out of here? We're our own place. Are we joining the

00:23:21.780 United States? I don't know what that means. And that's for the people of Alberta to decide.

00:23:26.100 Those are, those are all questions to, to be answered a little bit later, but for right now,

00:23:30.260 the question is, the question is, go ahead. There, well, and I was going to say,

00:23:35.620 there are more people who care deeply about separatism or sovereignty than vote for the NDP

00:23:43.140 or the liberals in Alberta. I think it's just, it would be the second largest, if not the largest

00:23:49.300 political party, if there were a political party. That's, that's an incredible statistic right there.

00:23:55.940 And it does just go to show you that those of us in the West that believe that we should be in

00:24:03.300 control of our own fortunes are rising up in this moment. Um, after being delivered, uh, another liberal

00:24:10.740 government where we will not be allowed to prosper, where we will not be allowed to be in control of

00:24:16.260 our own natural resources or industries or, you know, money makers, or even social policy in,

00:24:22.500 in the country. Uh, this is looking like a better and better deal for us. Uh, it's incredible what's

00:24:28.980 happening in the West right now. It's just a fascinating time to, to watch this all unfold.

00:24:35.140 Yeah. And just to be clear, the editorial stand point at Rebel News is, uh, these people will not be

00:24:41.300 told to shut up and they will not be illegitimized. And this will be a place of fair discussion.

00:24:46.980 For everybody involved for their own future. Uh, let's discuss it people. Let's discuss it.

00:24:53.620 Let's get talking about this. Just like everybody else in this province gets to do or in this country

00:24:58.660 gets to do, we will talk about our own future too. One of, one of the neat little sort of, uh,

00:25:05.780 asides from the tweet I put out that, that retweeted your tweet about Alberta or post,

00:25:11.620 I should say on X, they're not called tweets anymore, but, um, is, is the ratio of retweets to

00:25:16.980 likes on my post. So a perfect ratio is about one quarter. Like if you, if you have 25 reposts,

00:25:23.300 you should have about a hundred likes, you know what I mean? Like that is a perfect ratio. You

00:25:26.740 know, you have hit the nail on the head. Um, and, and what I'm seeing here is that it is slightly

00:25:33.220 more likes than there are reposts. So this tells us that there is support for this initiative,

00:25:39.140 but people aren't real comfortable because likes are anonymous. You can't see who's like to post,

00:25:44.420 right? So you can go and slam your, slam your support on something, but not really have everybody

00:25:49.940 know that you've done it. This tells me that the people of Saskatchewan, okay, are quietly supporting

00:25:57.700 this. Like in the background, they are going, they're looking at this going, yep, we want to do

00:26:02.180 what Alberta is doing. We want to go with Alberta. And the comments are just overwhelmingly supportive.

00:26:07.860 Yeah. I've got Toronto people saying, just go then. I'm like, careful what you wish for granny. 1.00

00:26:15.380 Do the line. Don't threaten us with a good time. Um, but this is like, this is really telling for

00:26:22.020 Saskatchewan because before the, the poll that came out just last week that said we had like 33,

00:26:26.660 34% support for this sort of initiative. Um, it was always just sort of assumed that it, Quebec had the

00:26:33.620 most support for separation than Alberta, than Saskatchewan. Well, it turned out, you know,

00:26:38.820 our little Saskies, we might be quiet. Okay. We might be the quiet ones, but don't think that there

00:26:46.020 isn't a boiling river of rage underneath. And, and just because we've been quiet up until this point,

00:26:53.300 doesn't mean we're going to stay quiet. And I think that we're going to have a lot of conversations

00:26:57.860 with the people of Saskatchewan on, um, yeah, on these issues. Like it's, it's actually incredible.

00:27:02.980 It makes me so proud to be a Saskie. It makes me so proud.

00:27:05.540 Yeah. You guys are frequently more conservative than us. You just do it with a lot less wiener 0.68

00:27:10.260 wiggling. Um, moreover to your point, um, on, on the likes, the likes and reposts, my post

00:27:22.340 is that just for just explaining it 4,000 plus reposts and like 24,000 likes 2,000 bookmarks on it.

00:27:35.300 That's a lot of people who are, she got 2.3 million views on that baby. So don't say that this

00:27:43.540 isn't a, I mean, I mean, uh, Eastern Canadians should be very, very nervous right now. They're not,

00:27:48.420 I mean, they're not, they're, they're arrogant. They're being arrogant and still clinging. 0.96

00:27:53.700 Again, if you're not an arrogant Easterner, don't send me emails. We're not talking about you. 1.00

00:27:59.220 If you're a normal Easterner, we love you. Like move West. Now would be the time to liquidate your 1.00

00:28:04.600 assets out East and move West because we are the future. And, uh, you're going to want to,

00:28:08.960 you're going to want to be part of our big adventure, whatever that adventure looks like.

00:28:12.700 But, um, but, but there is a, there's a great deal of support for, for these ideas right now.

00:28:18.160 And, uh, and Eastern Canadians should have seen the writing on the wall, but didn't, 1.00

00:28:23.440 but didn't, well, that's because so many of them still watch the CBC.

00:28:26.740 And you know what? It shows, even that this is a day later, just how culturally different we are.

00:28:32.440 We're not languishing in sanguid sorrow and morose. Uh, Albertans are saying, okay, we tried it your way.

00:28:41.500 All right. Now we're going to, we tried it your way three times. Uh, now we're going to do it our

00:28:47.100 way. So this is the Westerner way when you, you take lemons and make them into lemonade.

00:28:53.380 I'd even take that one further. The people of Saskatchewan are like, we have done this for

00:28:59.040 120 years and you are telling us that like we 120 years of, of toxic abuse from a bad boyfriend

00:29:08.140 down East. And yeah, and we, we are under the illusion that because you picked a new guy,

00:29:13.860 that same as the old guy with the same team as the old guy is going to treat us any better.

00:29:19.260 I mean, this is, this is going to come up in the, uh, Scott Mo piece that we have coming up,

00:29:24.000 but basically it's like Scott Mo is calling Mark Carney to come to Saskatchewan for a meeting.

00:29:28.540 I was like, if he brings chocolates and flowers and tells us that he's going to be nice.

00:29:31.980 So help me God, like maybe it won't happen again. Yeah. Yeah. We know it's going to happen

00:29:38.500 again. Like we can't be dumb. I mean, history repeats and the liberals have always been bad 0.99

00:29:43.180 to us. And here's the thing, wherever you fall on this issue, uh, something's got to change.

00:29:48.780 The status quo is not working. We'll get to this in a second. I want to, I realize you've been on

00:29:53.860 for a half an hour and we've only talked about this one issue. Premier Smith, she was asked about

00:29:59.760 the liberal party cabinet and what it means for Alberta. Uh, let's go to that. Yeah.

00:30:10.080 How optimistic are you about the relationship with the new prime minister? Are you feeling

00:30:15.520 hopeful that this could be a new relationship between Alberta and Ottawa?

00:30:18.720 Well, it very much depends. I mean, we, we had a cabinet that he went into the election with that

00:30:23.920 was exactly the same as the cabinet that, uh, subjected Alberta to 10 years of economic devastation.

00:30:29.520 So whether or not he, uh, as a leader is going to be able to change course remains to be seen.

00:30:34.720 Um, he's given some undertakings, but he said different things in different forms to different

00:30:38.640 people in different parts of the country. So I don't know the answer yet. I, I made it very

00:30:43.520 clear what I think he needs to do to reset the relationship with Alberta. I think what we put on

00:30:47.920 the table is very reasonable and very much in sync with the idea of being an energy superpower and

00:30:52.480 finding new markets. And I guess the, the ball will be in his court to see how he responds to that.

00:30:56.800 How I think we know how he's going to respond to it. Uh, spend more money, block our projects,

00:31:07.360 and then extract what little bit of wealth we have left from us. And then expect to thank you

00:31:14.000 when he sends us back a pittance. Yeah. The ball is in, the ball is in his court, but I think what we're

00:31:20.480 increasingly here, the people hearing the people of Western Canada say is we're taking our ball,

00:31:26.720 we're taking our ball and we're going home. The ball is no longer in your court. This is what,

00:31:31.440 this is what the people are saying they want. And, uh, but you know, I can't really falter for saying,

00:31:37.280 well, we'll give the new guy a chance, but a very, very limited chance. And if he doesn't conform,

00:31:43.280 and if he doesn't fall in line, well, then we're going to have something to say about that. And I,

00:31:47.520 and, and again, when we talk about the Scott Mo piece, um, I think there has to be some real hard

00:31:52.560 and fast timelines on the liberal government to conform to the wants and needs of the people of

00:31:58.480 Western Canada, or he's going to have a, he's going to have a unity crisis on his hands before the end

00:32:03.840 of summer. Yeah. I mean, we've watched the three federal parties for, if you count the BQ, 0.62

00:32:10.800 but they've always been a regional party. We've watched the four parties now turn into regional

00:32:17.440 parties. All three, all three of the ones that are outside of Quebec are all regional parties now.

00:32:24.560 Isn't that incredible? Yeah. Yeah. If we pull up that map again, you can see it color coded.

00:32:29.920 You can see a color coded, but it's not in my head. Yeah. Uh, we've got another video from Premier

00:32:37.440 Smith. She is, she's asked like, is separation on the table for the United Conservative Party?

00:32:44.400 And she, she responds not by me, which is the right answer. It will be led by the people.

00:32:50.480 So let's listen to that. We're still open to Alberta separating. Uh, that, 1.00

00:32:57.280 I feel that question wasn't directly answered. Well, not by me. I believe in Alberta sovereignty

00:33:02.160 within a United Canada. However, there is a citizen initiated referenda process that if, uh,

00:33:08.560 citizens want to put a question on a ballot and get enough of their fellow citizens to sign that

00:33:13.920 petition, then those questions will be put forward again. I don't want to prejudge what a question

00:33:17.600 might be, but not by our government. Yeah. Look at those confused, the confused media

00:33:24.880 just totally can't get their heads around the fact that she's like, no, this is,

00:33:29.680 this is what the people will want. The people get to choose. And the media is just all flabbergasted

00:33:34.960 about it. How dare you give them that much power? How don't you know that they're peons? Don't you

00:33:41.040 know that they, they don't know what's best for them? You must, you must rule from on high. I mean,

00:33:46.640 this would just be, this would just be such a shock to their system. Uh, but that's the only appropriate

00:33:52.160 answer for, uh, a premier of a province in Canada. It is up to the people to decide what is best for

00:33:59.600 them in every regard, in every regard from, from little thing, little tiny, you know, you know,

00:34:07.200 minuscule things to the big, huge questions that's going that are going to, uh, that are going to pave the

00:34:14.800 path towards whatever the future may look like. It is up to the people. It always has been. It's

00:34:21.920 really funny that we've sort of forgotten that or, or we've been led to believe that that's not the

00:34:28.160 truth. I think that's more accurate. It's, it should not be that we elect people every four

00:34:33.280 years who continue to do things to us instead of with us, with our permissions. Yes. Uh,

00:34:41.920 government should be very, yeah. Government should be, should be scared a little bit of the people that

00:34:47.440 they govern. They should be scared of how it's supposed to work. That's exactly how it's supposed 0.55

00:34:52.560 to work and, and respect the people that they govern first and foremost. And that's, I think what,

00:34:57.440 what comes through in Danielle Smith's piece there is that she very much respects the, the opinions of

00:35:02.960 the people of Alberta first, not what it should sound like. Yeah. A masterclass on how to deal with

00:35:08.640 these things. Uh, and wouldn't it be great if the so-called liberal prime minister who claims, uh,

00:35:17.760 that he's a hometown Edmonton boy that under him, we left, but, uh, Daniel Smith would be poetic.

00:35:26.640 Wouldn't it? It would be, it would be poetry in motion. Daniel Smith touches on the feelings of

00:35:35.120 Albertans. And I think this is, uh, universal across the West and most of the interior of British

00:35:41.120 Columbia, uh, about the outcome of the election. What is your reaction to the fact that the level of

00:35:49.920 frustration among, uh, many Albertans has gotten, uh, so strong that some people are at least talking

00:35:59.520 about, thinking about, pondering, debating, uh, an option such as leaving Canada. Well, what is your,

00:36:08.880 what is your reaction to that? Well, I think Albertans are hurt and betrayed. That's how I think Albertans

00:36:15.840 are feeling. Um, I think Canada as a whole got a sense of that feeling of hurt and betrayal with

00:36:21.200 the way the Americans are treating us right now, but we're being treated, we've been treated that

00:36:25.600 way for the last 10 years. Treated like our interests don't matter. Treated like our economic imperatives

00:36:32.000 aren't important. Treated like, uh, we should be just shut up and, and just be satisfied with whatever

00:36:38.320 the central government decides to do, regardless of whether it's constitutional or not. I think that's

00:36:42.240 what you were seeing in this last election. And I think Albertans want to share my view that we want

00:36:48.960 to be able to have Alberta sovereignty within a united Canada, but, but we also would like to see

00:36:53.840 team Canada be on team Alberta for once. And that's what I, when I say I live in hope that that's going

00:36:58.640 to happen. It hasn't happened for the last 10 years. And so that's part of the reason why I think Albertans

00:37:03.280 are frustrated. I think that they were hoping for a big change and they didn't get it last night. So I'm

00:37:09.440 going to, uh, do what I can to work with the current government as I always have to find areas of

00:37:15.120 common agreement and to try to address those things that have been causing some of that, that feeling

00:37:19.520 of betrayal and hurts. And, and hopefully we'll be able to forge a, a stronger, um, uh, uh, approach with

00:37:25.920 the, with the, our, our federal, our fellow premiers and a recognition from the federal government that

00:37:30.960 they've, they've got to honor the constitution.

00:37:35.680 God. So she's just good. I mean, the way that she hit that right on the head, Albertans are hurt

00:37:44.000 and betrayed and they got a taste of how the Eastern elites got a taste of how Albertans,

00:37:49.760 Albertans have felt for the last 10 years with Donald Trump. So, you know, that the feeling of,

00:37:55.040 of, of just, I mean, demoralization, having Donald Trump talk, talk about Eastern Canadians as,

00:38:02.160 you know, the, the beloved, the cherished 51st state, you know, you know, you know, yeah. You

00:38:07.760 know, that sense of fear that that struck in the heart of Eastern Canadians. This is what Westerners 0.98

00:38:14.160 have been feeling for the last 10 years, if not the last 120 couldn't have said it any better. God,

00:38:20.240 she is gifted. She is just such a gifted communicator. And again, it goes back to

00:38:24.960 Danielle Smith, um, really respecting and understanding how the people of Alberta are

00:38:31.680 feeling and representing them, uh, representing them on the world stage. It's just incredible. Just

00:38:37.680 incredible. Uh, now comes the difficult part of, uh, moving this, uh, this, whatever this is

00:38:49.120 forward is that you are going to see, uh, uh, separatist leaders pop up all over the place

00:38:57.440 because there's no, this is, this is just a organic angry person movement right now, but there's no

00:39:04.160 leaders. There are no overtures. Uh, there's no plan right now. It's just get a referendum. I think

00:39:12.400 it's what it is, but the Republican party of Alberta, which I know exists now, uh, they're

00:39:19.280 formerly the Buffalo party of Alberta. They, they recently rebranded to the Republican party. Yeah.

00:39:24.720 And I see, I don't, I don't know if I'm a Republican. I, you know, if Alberta were to leave and, uh,

00:39:32.880 uh, I just don't like jettisoning the idea of tradition, you know, I, I, I don't know. It just

00:39:40.960 seems anti-conservative to not conserve something, but, uh, maybe I'm wrong. Any who they announced a

00:39:48.240 new leader, uh, Republican party of Alberta announces Cameron Davies as its new leader, bringing

00:39:54.640 out, uh, a bold, unapologetic vision for a truly strong and free Alberta. And, uh, Sarah Neguse said

00:40:03.120 Alberta's future belongs to Albertans, not the Ottawa elite. And, uh, a proud Albertan veteran

00:40:10.080 and former oil patch worker, Cameron represents the hardworking spirit of our province, son of a

00:40:14.480 small business owner and teacher. He's lived the values, you know, stands to defend freedom,

00:40:18.320 family, and faith. And he said, today is the birthday of many new separatists in Alberta. It's

00:40:23.200 time we take control, stand for freedom, and strong for conservative values and build an

00:40:28.160 Alberta where our children can thrive. So that, so it's starting, I guess. Well, I'm sure we'll see

00:40:34.880 more of those. Yep. Nothing wrong with that statement right there. Uh, I don't know anything

00:40:40.320 about Cameron Davies or, or, or a lot about the Republican party of Alberta. He's been around a long

00:40:44.320 time. Has he? He goes back. Yeah. Back to the wild rose party days. Cameron Davies has been around

00:40:50.720 in, uh, conservative circles, uh, as an organizer, uh, uh, party apparatus. Uh, so he's got a long

00:41:02.240 history here. Um, that's interesting. So yeah, it's not like he's just a nobody who put his name

00:41:08.240 forward. Okay. Well, thank you for the introduction. Now, now Canada knows about Cameron Davies and the

00:41:14.240 Republican party of Alberta. Wonderful. Yeah. Up until last week, he was a very vocal member of

00:41:21.040 the UCP who very publicly renounced his party membership. And so now this makes sense.

00:41:28.080 Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. Okay. He, he's, he's been on the leading edge of whatever this becomes.

00:41:34.160 Well, we're going to see, you know, we're going to see a cast of characters emerge. Okay. In Western

00:41:38.800 Canada over these next couple of months, and all of them are going to have, uh, uh, a sort of strategy

00:41:44.480 or a set of ideas that they think is the best one. And like, as in life and, and politics, always the

00:41:51.920 cream is going to rise to the top. Okay. We're going to see, we're going to see the leaders rise to the

00:41:58.320 top of that bunch and they are going to captivate the population with their, uh, with their messaging.

00:42:04.000 And we're going to see maybe some of the bad actors or some of the more nefarious, uh, nefarious,

00:42:10.980 uh, movers and shakers sort of sink to the bottom, but it'll be real interesting to watch this all go

00:42:18.140 down over the next couple of months. Uh, there, there are definitely people in Western Canada that

00:42:24.100 have been thinking about this and praying about this and working towards this for a great many years

00:42:31.040 already. And they were just waiting for their moment. And so they're going to strike when the

00:42:34.660 iron is hot as they should, as they should, this is a once like what Danielle Smith did yesterday is a 0.99

00:42:40.580 once in, not even once in a lifetime, Sheila, this is once in a multi-generational moment, uh, that,

00:42:50.020 that, that these people are not going to let pass without, without taking advantage of. So, um,

00:42:57.500 it's incredible what's happening in Western Canada. It's the best place to be in the world,

00:43:00.700 right now. This isn't just people angry at, uh, Justin Trudeau, which was the last time

00:43:07.000 separatists sort of ticked upward. This isn't people angry at Rachel Notley. This isn't people

00:43:11.840 angry at a particular bill. This is people frothing at the mouth with anger over an insurmountable

00:43:24.460 systemic inequity in confederation that they feel nobody cares enough about us to fix. And so they'll

00:43:34.100 fix it for themselves, which is actually the Western way. So, uh, again, I'm writing it down

00:43:41.020 insurmountable systemic inequity. That's okay. Everybody, those are the three words we're going to,

00:43:48.000 those are, we're just going to say those words a lot. Insurmountable systemic inequity.

00:43:51.680 That is, that is a true story. Generations, generations of Westerners have not been allowed 1.00

00:43:58.360 to, uh, to work, produce, to succeed, to prosper under the government. I mean, I mean, it is, uh,

00:44:09.220 this is a once in a, once in a multi-generational timeline that's happening right now. It's amazing.

00:44:14.640 Yeah. It's incredible. Yeah. Okay. Okay. Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe speaks on Western

00:44:21.880 separation. Um, let's hear what he has to say. We've got two clips on Scott Moe, then we've got

00:44:27.180 to read a bunch of chats. I promise we'll get to them and then we'll hit an ad break and we'll come

00:44:30.960 back and, uh, talk about, well, maybe Doug Ford. We'll see Liz May and her husband broke out into

00:44:39.000 song. And so maybe we'll close the show on that because, uh, yesterday was the last five minutes.

00:44:46.000 You know what? We should start dedicating the last five minutes. I think to cringe. We, we need to have

00:44:52.600 a segment of the show called the daily cringe where we're just going to play something that makes us all

00:44:57.460 uncomfortable together. And we can end it always on a happy note because it was so like yesterday's

00:45:02.740 show was so damn funny. I watched the video. I bet you 25 times Sheila in the bathtub and just

00:45:09.340 cackled the whole time. The comments were off. You guys, you guys are so funny. They're so funny.

00:45:16.660 Yes. Oh, just the best. Okay. Let's watch Scott Moe. Let's watch Scott Moe. Let's watch Scott Moe.

00:45:21.220 Okay.

00:45:21.820 Well, you know, I'll just maybe, uh, remove the word Western and, uh, separatist sentiments have been,

00:45:38.560 um, present in Canada for decades. I, in fact, uh, we saw yet again, over 20 separatist MPs, uh,

00:45:47.080 elected, uh, from, from the province of Quebec. Um, I think, uh, when you go into Quebec, the,

00:45:52.040 the separatist party is probably leading or, or first or second in the polls provincially. And so,

00:45:58.140 you know, having actual people run on separation platforms is not new, uh, to, uh, to Canadian

00:46:05.200 politics in, in any way. We've seen it for decades, uh, coming from the, uh, the, the province of,

00:46:11.620 of Quebec. Um, what I see, um, right now in, in Saskatchewan, uh, is more a feeling of,

00:46:19.940 of alienation, um, and more a feeling of, uh, we just want to be treated fairly, uh, in,

00:46:26.560 in confederation. We want to be consulted with the policies that are coming forward, uh, and in,

00:46:32.300 that are going to impact our industries, our jobs in this province, uh, you know, industries that are

00:46:36.960 creating wealth and are, as I say, you know, producing some of the most sustainable products

00:46:42.520 on earth. And so I, uh, am of the view, certainly I have not in any way given up on a Saskatchewan,

00:46:51.040 uh, you know, very much being a part and a productive part of the confederation of Canada,

00:46:55.040 the nation of Canada. We're going to find out, uh, very soon, uh, whether, uh, the prime minister

00:47:01.120 or more importantly, uh, the breadth of his cabinet and caucus or, you know, what their views are on

00:47:05.620 Saskatchewan's role moving forward and, uh, whether they're willing to, uh, change their

00:47:11.040 approach, uh, with respect to how they deal with, uh, not only the provincial government

00:47:15.380 in Saskatchewan, but more broadly, the people.

00:47:20.380 Okay. You go first. I have thought. I'm going to. I was just busy looking at his huge hands.

00:47:27.660 He, I feel like he could just grab a walnut, crush it, turn it to dust. Sorry, it was very distracting.

00:47:35.620 For those of, for those of you that haven't heard this story, uh, Scott Moe has the biggest hands

00:47:40.680 of, of any man I've ever seen in my life. And I'm, I'm a big fan of, uh, handing politicians

00:47:47.040 babies that typically aren't mine. I'll just find a baby and then hand it to a, hand it to a mover 0.99

00:47:52.520 and shaker like Scott Moe. And I did that one time and his hands, you guys are the size of toilet seats 0.98

00:47:58.580 and I am not making this up. He, they are dinner plates. They're bears paws. Scott Moe has the biggest

00:48:04.140 hands on any man that I've ever seen. So I don't blame you for being disappointed, Sheila.

00:48:08.160 But what he said, what he said was he's going to, basically, he's going to beg the federal

00:48:14.500 government to check in with us and see what we want. Whereas the last 120 years of checking

00:48:20.100 in with the federal government, the federal government's like, meh, we don't really care.

00:48:23.140 And they pass policies that intrinsically harm the people and the industry in Saskatchewan.

00:48:28.340 Um, so, so, uh, he said he has not given up on Saskatchewan being part of Confederation.

00:48:34.580 But again, uh, uh, that is, uh, that is not up to Scott Moe individually to be able to declare.

00:48:42.540 It is up to the people of Saskatchewan to tell Scott Moe what they want to do in this situation.

00:48:49.140 And I think, I don't know. I just think that, uh, the federal government has had 10 years

00:48:54.620 to consult with the people of Saskatchewan, to check in with our, uh, our agricultural

00:48:59.560 producers, to check in with our mining sector, to check in, you know, with just the regular

00:49:06.420 people of Saskatchewan. They have not, they have not taken that opportunity. And I have

00:49:10.520 no faith that the federal government is going to, you know, quickly pull up its bootstraps

00:49:15.380 and be like, okay, well, now it's time to pay attention to what the people of Saskatchewan

00:49:19.460 want. I have no confidence whatsoever that that's going to happen.

00:49:23.020 Uh, but Premier Scott Moe continues to have confidence that maybe Mark Carney, who was

00:49:29.520 the man behind the curtain for so long, will somehow change course because he called on

00:49:37.240 Carney to travel to Saskatchewan for a meeting instead of what going to Europe again for another

00:49:43.640 victory lap. Anyways, let's listen to this. Yeah.

00:49:46.360 And your, your party and your government, a new mandate. And while you had very strong

00:49:52.780 support in some parts of Canada, there are many Canadians, including, uh, most of us in

00:49:57.700 Saskatchewan who voted for a degree of change. And now it's up to you to show that you have

00:50:04.780 heard that message and to deliver change, uh, not only for Saskatchewan people, but for, uh,

00:50:10.020 many Canadians as well for Saskatchewan industries that help drive the Canadian economy and very

00:50:15.080 much are part of the Canadian economy, uh, to, uh, provide some degree of change for, uh,

00:50:20.360 Saskatchewan people. Last night, uh, what I heard was, uh, that, uh, the Prime Minister

00:50:25.660 Carney had said that he wants to work with both Saskatchewan and Alberta. Uh, he's also said

00:50:30.380 that he wants to make Canada into a, a global leading energy superpower. And that's great

00:50:37.160 to hear. Um, but those are nothing but words. And I would say, and I've said it many times

00:50:42.380 that policies truly do matter in particular in this space. And so some of the government's

00:50:48.700 policies, the federal government's policies, they quite simply are going to need to change

00:50:52.740 in order for Canada to achieve that goal. Um, what, uh, Prime Minister Carney had said is

00:50:57.700 that we must deal with the United States of America and the Trump administration from a

00:51:02.140 position of strength. And I couldn't agree more with that statement, uh, and making Canada

00:51:06.140 the world leading energy superpower would be a pretty good start, uh, to dealing with the

00:51:11.780 United States, uh, as well as any other allied country from a position of strength. We have

00:51:18.020 some ideas on how we can jointly achieve that, uh, as a provincial government and what policies,

00:51:23.700 uh, this new administration may need to alter, uh, to some degree in order for us as Canadians

00:51:30.080 to achieve that global energy superpower. So I would say that this is an opportunity for

00:51:35.920 each and all of us to hit the reset button, if you will, on, uh, the federal government's

00:51:40.340 relationship with the province and the people of Saskatchewan. And I hope, uh, that this offer

00:51:45.840 is taken. And I would, uh, take this opportunity, uh, to invite, uh, Prime Minister Carney to a,

00:51:51.140 a meeting here in Saskatchewan where we'd love to host them to chart a, a productive path forward,

00:51:55.900 uh, for our province, uh, within the nation of Canada. I want to work, uh, alongside this federal

00:52:02.920 government to build a strong and growing Saskatchewan, as I said, within a very united and strong

00:52:07.660 growing nation of Canada. So I look forward to meeting with the new Prime Minister as soon as

00:52:12.920 possible so that we can start working together to achieve that mutual goal that we have.

00:52:17.900 Oh, Scott Moe, your liberal is showing like not too sort of embarrassing, but your liberal is

00:52:27.820 showing there. Like the last thing we need is to invite Mark Carney, let him open a door to tell

00:52:34.420 him that he's going to repair this relationship or, or like Scott Moe said, hit the reset button on it,

00:52:39.480 hit the reset button on the relationship and we can just start fresh and you can just make all the

00:52:43.900 promises while they decimate us. We don't want to open the door to that. We don't want to open the

00:52:50.660 door to that. No, Scott Moe. No, let's not go this, go down this path. And this is, this is really

00:52:56.740 interesting because Scott Moe's governing Sask party was originally a coalition between the liberals and

00:53:04.000 the conservatives. And they teamed up to beat the NDP and they did that in 2007. Now, every once in a

00:53:10.260 while, like mainly Saskatchewan party is a conservative party, but every once in a while

00:53:14.900 they're little, the, the, the liberal sneaks out just like, boom. And everybody's like, stop doing

00:53:20.800 that. Like the people of Saskatchewan are like, don't you keep that liberal under wraps. And I think

00:53:26.560 this is a really good example of this happening in public embarrassingly. Like I'd be, I'd be real

00:53:32.200 humiliated if I were, if I were him right now.

00:53:34.260 I want, I want to cut him some slack because I'm just so enamored of his huge hands, but, uh, it's

00:53:42.740 Scott Moe is talking common sense and Mark Carney is talking world economic forum banker. Yes.

00:53:53.900 When he talks about energy superpower, they are talking about two different forms of energy.

00:53:59.220 Oh, he's not, he's not talking about oil and gas. We're talking about coal. Yep. We're talking

00:54:05.480 about coal in Saskatchewan Southeast. We're talking about uranium in Saskatchewan's far North. We're

00:54:10.140 talking about all of our oil and gas that was capped for decades under the, the destructive and

00:54:16.180 gross NDP in Saskatchewan. Um, and, and Mark Carney is thinking none of Mark Carney is thinking

00:54:21.760 solar panels on your solar panels. Exactly. He's thinking infrasound inducing windmills.

00:54:29.220 Yes. And toxic solar panels in Canada's agricultural breadbasket. Yes. What a good use of land.

00:54:38.560 Uh-huh. No, what Mark Carney is suggesting is that we should decimate our, uh, natural resource

00:54:45.000 sector in Saskatchewan in pursuit of some crazy green net zero initiative sustainability project

00:54:51.840 that would only, uh, serve to enrich his stakeholders at Brookfield. Like that is what Mark Carney wants.

00:54:58.280 So no, we don't want Mark Carney in the province. We don't want to, we do not want to open the door

00:55:03.680 to this. What we want to do is submit a list of demands to Mark Carney and his brand new federal

00:55:08.480 government and tell them that they have 10 days to comply with Saskatchewan's demands, or we are going

00:55:13.840 to make some power moves just like Alberta did. This is what we must tell him. And that's what I didn't

00:55:18.360 hear Scott Mo say there is you have 10 days, Mark Carney, to show us, you love us to show us that you

00:55:25.480 want 120 more years with us, that you are going to honor it, that we are a cherished part of

00:55:31.520 confederation. Yes. And if Mark Carney does not deliver on that in 10 days flat, okay. In 10 days,

00:55:37.360 I've seen what they can do in 10 days, that federal government. Uh, if they don't do that in 10 days,

00:55:42.340 then we're, listen, we need, what was it? A hundred and 138,000 people to call a referendum.

00:55:50.380 Yep. I, that would have been my message if I were Scott Mo. It's a good, it's a good thing. I'm not.

00:55:55.780 Oh yeah. Uh, let's, your hands are far more dainty. Your hands are just so dainty compared to his.

00:56:02.780 Uh, I just want to lay my little hand in the palm of his, just so you could see it would look like a

00:56:08.360 saucer versus a dinner plate. It is incredible how big his hands are. Like, I think he has to get

00:56:15.120 his gloves made custom. You know what I mean? Like custom wheel in the truck and on the tractor,

00:56:20.720 like it's a, yeah, his hands are, his hands are incredibly, incredibly massive Scott Mo. So now,

00:56:27.000 you know, now you all know how, how big Scott Mo's mitts are. Okay. Let's get to some of these chats.

00:56:33.420 We'll get to some of these chats. We'll hit an ad break. Then we've got, uh, I think one thing from

00:56:37.420 Doug Ford, one thing from the separatist Blanchette, uh, picking a fight with Alberta,

00:56:43.460 which I, to which I say fine. Um, and then, uh, we'll go into our daily dose of cringe, uh, from,

00:56:52.080 uh, recidivist on our daily dose of cringe, uh, Elizabeth May. She's a recidivist criminal, 1.00

00:57:02.000 cringe criminal, uh, news now, news now, Canada independent. This is, uh, Donald, uh, Donald. I, 0.99

00:57:10.400 I hadn't seen this. I can't confirm or fact check it, but you gave me five bucks. I'm going to read

00:57:15.420 it. Breaking mass fire burning right now in Jerusalem and Hamas media calling for burning

00:57:19.920 of Jew kids and innocent people. This is coming from X. Well, I haven't seen that. I will take a look, 1.00

00:57:25.040 but, uh, appreciate you. Uh, the red gives us five bucks. I can't even explain how I feel inside

00:57:30.900 about this election. Devastated is the only word I can come up with, but I would rather be a part of

00:57:35.880 the U S than anything remotely close to England and the world economic forum. And I think that's up for

00:57:42.020 up to the people of Alberta to decide. Take heart. Yeah. Take heart, dear the red. Uh, there are things

00:57:48.820 that are working in the universe that, that, that may just see that come to fruition. Yep. Take a heart.

00:57:54.120 Don't be too demoralized. Yeah. Take a day, take a day, feel awful. And tomorrow is a new one.

00:58:00.240 The sun will rise in the East and set in the West, just like it always does. And we'll figure out,

00:58:05.580 we'll figure out something to do. We're resourceful channel that into something good. Yeah. Alex

00:58:12.600 Greer two 79 says dare to be a Danielle. The rise of the Phoenix gives us 20 bucks. Sorry to keep

00:58:20.040 you waiting. Hi rebels. This election isn't a Canadian loss. We have more seats.

00:58:23.960 Pierre led a campaign of hope. And now we can't give up hope. I, Ezra did a great video explaining

00:58:28.960 that we can work together as a United Canada and hold our government accountable and move

00:58:34.420 forward. You know, there are a lot of people who are reluctant separatists who want to feel

00:58:41.080 that way, but who just can't anymore, anymore. That's the problem. And it's unfortunately,

00:58:49.240 it's not about our fellow Canadians like you who sent us that message. Yeah. Uh, because we feel for

00:58:58.060 you, you will be left behind and you will, uh, be left without a conservative stronghold that could

00:59:05.860 help you stave off the liberals. Um, uh, and, and nevermind equalization, nevermind equalization

00:59:13.520 payments, but, but do, do recall, uh, just further to that, do recall, we elected a bunch of very

00:59:19.840 hardworking, very aggressive and, and committed conservatives to work on our behalf in parliament.

00:59:26.600 It's not all lost. They're not given up. And I, I have a feeling that, that the conservatives have

00:59:32.740 a couple of things up their sleeve, a couple of initiatives up their sleeve and, uh, and their

00:59:38.100 goose is not cooked yet. So just, there are, there are many, many things to look forward to when there

00:59:42.820 are people working on your behalf. So just keep that in mind. Yep. AZ and former gives us 20 bucks.

00:59:49.920 Proud of you guys. Never forget the only way the status regime wins is if you quit. Yeah. Don't let

00:59:54.280 them break. Do you break you, uh, channel that into something, uh, loop in five bucks. Trump will

01:00:02.120 be in Canada and ask us in June for the G seven. Let's show him our support with lots of signs and

01:00:06.720 flags. It is to my great dismay that Mark Carney will be representing Canada at the G seven in Alberta

01:00:13.500 when Trump is here. I'm, I'm, I'm already embarrassed. You know who else will be representing

01:00:20.700 Canada when Trump is here? Me and Sheila Gunnfried, we're going to be on the ground

01:00:24.780 in Canada. So, so we won't let Mark, Mark Carney steal our thunder. They're going to, Trump will

01:00:33.180 see a bunch of native Canadians representing on the streets there. It'll be, it'll be pretty

01:00:39.420 awesome. Uh, another one, free men die 10 bucks. Carney plans to loot and plunder Canada.

01:00:44.840 The world economic forum openly wants to sabotage Western nations to replace with the CCP style

01:00:50.540 system. Americans won't tolerate the CCP at our border. You must go independent.

01:00:56.220 That's something to think about. This is also something to think about.

01:01:00.380 Yeah. If also from free men die five bucks, if Trudeau was willing to use Jack boots to squash

01:01:07.000 the trucker protest, Carney will do much worse to prevent secession. You must prep for this.

01:01:11.820 I don't think our American friends with the world watching would allow that to happen to us.

01:01:18.120 If Albertans decide to leave. I mean, that's the, that's, that's the sort of thing that we have in

01:01:25.160 our back pocket is we have the world's biggest media and military with all eyes on us if need be. And,

01:01:32.780 uh, and let's just hope, listen, let's just hope, let's just hope that that doesn't happen,

01:01:38.000 but also buy some chickens. Yeah. Also buy some chickens and get to canning some preserves,

01:01:44.240 make some pickles, buy some chickens. Um, that's the thing. Like if Albertans choose to do this in

01:01:50.920 the most democratic and peaceful of ways, how could the federal government take that from us

01:02:00.940 in when the entire world would be watching the cessation happen? Yeah. Right. And, and, and it

01:02:10.440 is, it is, it is written in the clarity act, which thank you so much Quebec for trying two times and

01:02:17.040 failing. Thank you. BQPQ. Yeah. But by showing us the pathway to do this in, in a 100% legal and

01:02:26.060 peaceful manner, like the, this, this is within our rights to explore this as Western Canadians. And

01:02:34.580 so, uh, I don't want to, I don't want to go hair on fire and, you know, stockpile, you know what I

01:02:42.100 mean? Stockpile. Not only that, I think the, uh, the liberals will be sneakier than that. They won't be

01:02:50.100 overt in their, uh, sabotage. They would be, yeah, they would be covert in the negotiation part

01:02:59.020 because all of this would be, yes, clandestine in the negotiation portion. Yeah. Yeah. And not even

01:03:05.400 there. I think if there is a groundswell of support for a referendum, you will see,

01:03:13.020 and you must be on guard for this, the liberals planting bad actors.

01:03:17.420 I know exactly where you're going with this without question, without question. They're

01:03:22.900 going to throw a little thought grenades all over the place. They're going to try and divide

01:03:27.800 and conquer just like they always do. Well, you know, like the Doug Ford, the Doug Ford and

01:03:34.580 conservative party rift that we just saw on unraveling in Canada. Well, that was a liberal party.

01:03:40.380 Uh, that was a liberal party psyop that nobody saw coming, but these people like the, the liberal

01:03:46.960 party and the government of Canada can be very, very devious in their actions. We've seen the way

01:03:51.040 that they use the media to lie to the people we've seen it happen. So we just need to know that this

01:03:57.100 is a distinct possibility. And as a matter of fact, it's a guaranteed, okay. It is a guarantee that

01:04:02.020 they are going to try and throw hammers into whatever happens with a referendum or succession

01:04:07.420 questions in Western Canada. And, uh, we just have to be ready for it. Stay united and stay

01:04:12.480 strong and stay together just like Westerners are apt to do. Yes. Uh, one last chat, then we'll 0.91

01:04:18.280 hit an ad break and then we'll go back into the last segment of the show. Uh, Janice H gives us

01:04:22.600 10 bucks. Can Alberta refuse to send the equalization payment to Quebec? Is it possible? They send the

01:04:28.320 equalization to the federal government, which then distributes it to, and I don't know if we can

01:04:34.160 constitutionally do that. Uh, right now you, right now you can't like right now you can't. And they

01:04:41.300 would threaten. However, I will say that Saskatchewan decided, because Saskatchewan decided

01:04:46.100 arbitrarily last year to stop paying carbon taxes and the federal government, you know, Stephen

01:04:50.700 came out and was like, we could throw you in jail for that. And Scott was like, just see you try

01:04:54.920 and bring bigger handcuffs. Cast bigger handcuffs. But what happened was, was absolutely nothing. So

01:05:04.220 I mean, is it technically illegal that they could stop equalization payments? No. Could they, if they

01:05:11.100 really wanted to? Probably like there's, there's probably a way. Yeah. Okay. Interesting thought

01:05:19.480 experiment. Uh, let's do an ad break. We'll come right back and we'll get into the last little bit of

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01:08:53.700 All right. Let's go into Doug Ford and his bag of silver. He discusses why he didn't make stronger

01:09:08.020 statements. He didn't make any statements. In fact, he made counter statements to Pierre

01:09:13.940 Polyev and the federal conservatives ahead of the election. This comes after him being absolutely

01:09:19.140 rolled up into a carpet and thrown into a ditch by Jamil Javani, whom I hope is the next conservative

01:09:25.700 premier of Ontario. God willing. Let's hear what he has to say. Let's hear him explain himself.

01:09:34.820 You're here making a tough on crime announcement. I didn't hear much of that from the liberal

01:09:40.580 platform, but there was a lot of that in the federal conservative platform.

01:09:45.220 Why didn't you come out with Pierre Polyev and make these kinds of statements during the campaign?

01:09:51.300 I shouldn't interfere in the federal election. Last time I checked, Pierre Polyev never came out

01:09:56.100 in our election. Matter of fact, him or one of his lieutenants told every one of his members,

01:10:04.500 don't you dare go out and help the PCs. Isn't that ironic?

01:10:08.100 That's not true.

01:10:08.740 But anyways, I'm not going to dig deep into this. The people spoke and I have no say in who people vote

01:10:16.660 for. But I'll tell you one thing. We have a government, democratically elected. I will hold

01:10:22.500 them accountable. I'll hold them accountable like I would, no matter if it's a conservative

01:10:26.820 government or a liberal government. My interest is protecting the people of Ontario. And I will be

01:10:34.100 all over this government. They know I will be, as I was before, about being tough on crime.

01:10:40.900 Premier, you've said before you're born with a C stamped on your forehead. You talked about having

01:10:46.180 a blue sign on your lawn. Why is there so much bad blood between you and the federal party? And how

01:10:52.260 does the federal party start to build bridges now within the conservative movement as they look to

01:10:59.220 the next three, two, three, four years?

01:11:02.820 All they have to do is make a phone call. I like a lot of the MPs, but the people spoke.

01:11:09.140 And they spoke loud and clear. They spoke loud and clear in our election. They spoke loud and clear

01:11:14.420 on the federal election. And so that's democracy. They elect who they want.

01:11:22.260 Okay. The question from the journalist was a bit odd. What does the federal party have to do to build

01:11:28.980 inroads with the Ontario PCs? No, no, no, no. It has to go the other way.

01:11:34.900 That's not the way that works. Especially considering the turnout for the federal conservatives

01:11:42.500 in Ontario. Versus the turnout for Doug Ford's conservatives in his provincial election. And the

01:11:50.580 question is not, you know, what does the federal government, what does the federal party have to

01:11:55.140 do to build bridges with you, Doug? They need to throw a match on the bridge, Doug. That's what they

01:12:00.100 need to do. They need to burn the bridge that they built with you because you have shown yourself to

01:12:04.740 be so disloyal and such a bad actor. Like there is a reason Pierre Polyev had 91 candidates on his

01:12:13.860 ballot in Carlton. There's a reason why Bruce Fanjoy had more support in that riding than anybody's ever

01:12:23.220 seen in the Carlton riding. We saw Doug Ford's camp. I think Jamil Giovanni called them a bunch of goons.

01:12:31.540 Okay. Interfering in every possible way in this federal election. And Doug Ford says he has a small

01:12:37.700 C on his forehead while he licks the boot of the federal liberals. We all saw it happen, Doug. We are

01:12:45.300 calling you out for what you are. You are a liberal insider. You are, uh, you, you are a troublemaker

01:12:52.500 and we are ejecting you from the conservative movement in Canada. The end. Yes. Yeah. I mean, 0.99

01:12:57.940 I, I hope, I hope all those EV vehicle subsidies were worth it. Doug Ford doesn't look like they're

01:13:06.500 gonna be. So nobody wants to buy them. So there's that. Yeah. Stellantis is going broke in its home

01:13:12.660 country. Uh, let's hear from one of the other premiers or no, sorry. It's the block leader,

01:13:18.980 Yves-Francois Blanchet. Yeah. He says there's no future for oil and gas, at least in Quebec and

01:13:25.140 probably everywhere. All right. Well, I mentioned this yesterday. They're not against fracking.

01:13:32.900 They're just against having to do the work. They're perfectly fine with oil and gas money.

01:13:40.420 Yep. If somebody else has to earn it. Anyways, let's hear from this guy. Oh,

01:13:45.860 by the way, Mark Carney gave him a veto. So gave Quebec a veto over pipelines through Quebec,

01:13:51.780 which is basically an end of pipelines going east. Sheila, you mean to tell me that, that Quebec has

01:13:59.860 been granted special, special privileges that the rest of us are, aren't party to. Oh, shush,

01:14:04.900 shush, shush. For now. Let's, yeah, let's, let's watch this. And we will have to remain

01:14:13.140 the barrier not to be crossed, protecting French language and security of the state in Quebec

01:14:21.220 and the different model and immigration, which has to be successful. And the fact that there's no future

01:14:28.260 for oil and gas, at least in Quebec and probably everywhere. And this has to be said and protected.

01:14:34.980 Okay. I have a brand new weapon to do that. Mr. Bonin will be extraordinary carrying that message.

01:14:45.620 Okay. Well, this comment comes from Axe, who replied to one of Rebel News' posts just, just a couple

01:14:52.420 minutes ago. It's from liftoff777. And this account says, it's not up to Mr. Blanchett to decide.

01:14:59.300 Quebec people have the right to a referendum to express if they are willing to have oil and gas

01:15:03.780 pipeline and be a richer province by teaming with Alberta and exporting to Europe. Retweet,

01:15:08.420 if you share and agree, let's do it. And so now, now everybody's like, you can have a referendum and

01:15:14.020 you can have a referendum. Yves Blanchett is arbitrarily saying, you know, Quebec doesn't want oil

01:15:19.620 and gas. And you know, neither really does anybody else. You're completely wrong on that. And,

01:15:24.420 and actually liftoff777 has a great point. The people of Quebec should take this to a referendum.

01:15:30.420 Like what are the rules on referendums in Quebec? Oh, there's no, there's no future for oil and gas

01:15:37.540 in Quebec, except for Nigerian, Venezuelan, Saudi, and Iranian oil, uh, being shipped up to St.

01:15:43.860 Lawrence. Yeah, the dirty, unethical oil is more than more than welcome in Quebec, but not,

01:15:51.540 not Alberta's. Sounds to me like the block just got a sweet deal to continue to help the liberals.

01:16:01.460 I think so too. I think so too, 100%. So it may take, it may take the people of Quebec taking this,

01:16:07.780 uh, taking this to a vote. Do you want to be prosperous and do you want cheap and reliable

01:16:13.620 energy? Well, if so, uh, we just need to get it from Alberta to you guys, which is a heck of a lot

01:16:18.660 easier than getting it from Saudi Arabia or Nigeria or any one of those nations that you just mentioned,

01:16:23.620 Sheila. Are you ready? Are you ready for the daily cringe? Get loose because your muscles are going to

01:16:31.860 get real tight. Yeah. Okay. I have a sore neck from yesterday from my cringe watching Mark Carney,

01:16:40.500 uh, convulse. Uh, it was like, what did I tell you last night on the phone? It was like somebody

01:16:48.100 spilled a glass of water into a Roomba robot. It was just like... Mark Carney's dancing with his wife.

01:16:56.820 Uh, not to be outdone by anybody. Here comes Elizabeth May, uh, the lone green party leader

01:17:06.980 of the green party cult. The, her co-leader lost his seat, obviously. Uh, her and her husband.

01:17:15.460 I'm shocked. She's married. They broke out into song yesterday. Was this during a press conference?

01:17:21.540 I haven't seen this yet. I'm already just prickly with cringe. Let's all

01:17:28.820 watch this together. I'm coming in cold. Okay. Prepare yourselves. Prepare yourselves.

01:17:36.820 About the election, but I'm just going to wait till it's my turn and we're the warm up act

01:17:43.140 because you've got real musicians and real talent coming up soon. So we figured,

01:17:47.380 you know, it's my party so I can sing if I want to. Life can be so sweet on the sunny side of the street.

01:17:57.940 And to hear that bitter pat and that happy tune is your step.

01:18:04.660 Life can be so sweet on the sunny side of the street. I used to walk in the shade.

01:18:13.060 About the election, but I'm just. What is the sweet CBC gem is that? What was that?

01:18:23.140 Well, I think this is what we are seeing here is the mating ritual for people that vote for the

01:18:30.020 green party. Darling, darling, go get your acoustic guitar and put on your hippiest shirt and do,

01:18:36.740 do let us sing a duet. This is Ivy. Not just a duet, they're dancing. This is missing a tambourine.

01:18:45.860 As I call them at church, invasive percussive instruments at mass. This is missing a tambourine.

01:18:52.820 Look at her eyes. They're like pinwheels. They're like going in different directions.

01:18:56.660 That's right. One pointing this way, one pointing this way. Oh, isn't it just, this is just glorious.

01:19:04.180 Listen, say what you will about Elizabeth May. I am forever delighted by her antics. I mean,

01:19:12.260 this just goes to show you the crazy lows that the crazy lefties will go to. I think that this 0.93

01:19:18.580 is completely normal. Like this is a completely normal thing. Oh my. And then she has like,

01:19:23.620 she has the lyrics on a sheet. They prepared this. This is not spontaneous.

01:19:28.020 No, no. They practiced. This is, this is like, this is foreplay in the May house right here.

01:19:34.260 It's what we're witnessing. It is just hilarious. Can we just listen to it one more time, Olivia?

01:19:39.700 Listen to her eyes. I can't get over her eyes. One more time.

01:19:43.780 Yeah, one more time. Just one more time for the people.

01:19:46.580 Life can be so sweet on the sunny side of the street.

01:19:52.020 Can you hear that pitter pat and that happy tune is your step?

01:19:58.740 Life can be so sweet on the sunny side of the street. I used to walk in the shade.

01:20:07.860 About the election, but I'm just, I can't. This is like, remember Sharon Lois and Bram?

01:20:14.180 I'm old enough to remember Sharon Lois and Bram, the elephant show.

01:20:17.460 This is that on lithium and fireball. Look at this.

01:20:24.420 This is that on homemade wine. This is that on homemade wine.

01:20:28.180 This is rhubarb wine and antidepressants for sure.

01:20:33.140 Sharon Lois and Bram was my very first concert in life, Sheila Gunn-Reed.

01:20:37.140 And let me just say, uh, they, they blow the May family out of the water, but my goodness, 1.00

01:20:44.900 like how embarrassing. Again, you are welcome, Canada. This, this is the very first inaugural

01:20:52.340 episode of the Daily Cringe brought to you by our friend, Elizabeth May.

01:20:57.540 Oh, as I said, she is a recidivist and she'll be back. That's not the last we've seen of Canada's 1.00

01:21:06.420 wine aunt and her aunt. Exactly that. Hey, hey guys, if you see something cringy that just like,

01:21:13.220 that just makes you, you need to send it to us. Yep. We're going to, we're going to do this every

01:21:18.660 day. Okay. The Daily Cringe, we're just all going to giggle together because you know, this world is

01:21:22.820 pretty heavy right now. There's a lot of pressing things going on and it's just good to watch some

01:21:26.580 bizarre stuff and then cackle together. Oh God. Yeah. Rhubarb wine and antidepressants

01:21:34.180 brings us Elizabeth May. Uh, we've got, oh, uh, Al-Abubin gives us 20 bucks. Good morning,

01:21:44.820 Divas of News. Oh, that's nice. Uh, however, we separate from the, however, we separate from the 0.90

01:21:50.140 East. Just remember this name, King Abubin. Just throwing that out there. Okay. Okay. Keep it up,

01:21:56.120 ladies. You're doing an awesome job. Well, thank you so much. Uh, temporary broken. 0.94

01:22:01.060 WCB refuses me. It refuses to allow me to appeal their decision to get to a medical review panel.

01:22:09.620 I can only assume it's because I have two orthopedic surgeons, neurosurgeon,

01:22:12.940 chronic pain specialists all agree on my injury claim. I know that you were to send me an email

01:22:18.340 and perhaps you did and I will go back and look. I'm very sorry. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. We, yeah. I

01:22:22.780 remember, I remember this commenter before and yeah, do send, do send us a note. Yep. Do send us a

01:22:28.880 note. If you have a juicy story, Canada, you know where to send it. Like, you know,

01:22:32.420 who's always invested in your juicy stories. It's us here at Rebel News. Yeah.

01:22:37.320 That goes without saying, but here's a reminder.

01:22:40.240 AZ Informer, 10 bucks. Mr. Ford, what does it benefit you, my brother, to gain the world

01:22:44.980 and lose your soul? I don't think he's going to gain the world though.

01:22:51.960 I think he'll lose his soul. Go down in history as, as one of the great political traders of our time.

01:22:58.880 Yeah. Before we sign off, we've got a quick clip here, Trump about Carney. So let's watch this.

01:23:12.100 President Trump, I ran against, not only against the conservatives, but also against you.

01:23:19.720 Yesterday, he spoke about American betrayal. Are you interested in rebuilding relations with

01:23:28.680 Canada? And if so, how? No, well, I think we're going to have a great relationship. He called me up

01:23:34.080 yesterday. He said, let's make a deal. You know, he had, he was running for office. They were both,

01:23:38.580 they both hated Trump. And it was the one that hated Trump. I think the least that won.

01:23:44.520 I actually think the conservative hated me much more than the, uh, not true, the so-called liberal.

01:23:49.400 He's a pretty liberal guy. But no, I spoke to him yesterday. He couldn't have been nicer.

01:23:53.260 And I congratulated him. You know, it was a very mixed, uh, signal because it's almost even,

01:24:00.600 which makes it very complicated for the country. It's a pretty tight race, but he's a very nice

01:24:06.220 gentleman. And we, uh, he's going to come to the White House very shortly.

01:24:12.220 And give you everything you want.

01:24:14.020 Yeah, that's exactly right. He's going to, yeah, he, he campaigned on a campaign of fear and loathing

01:24:21.880 of the United States. And I think, but I do think Trump is wrong there. Uh, I think that

01:24:27.700 without question. Um, but it does like, this does open the door to have a quick conversation about how

01:24:33.400 the conservatives crapped the bed as it pertains to the messaging that, uh, that Pierre Polyev took

01:24:39.500 because he, he, uh, it's indistinguishable. It was indistinguishable from the conservatives and

01:24:45.860 liberals. And if Pierre Polyev would have taken a conciliatory, conciliatory, excuse me, approach,

01:24:52.160 um, similar to the one that Danielle Smith did, I, I do feel like it could have made a big, uh,

01:24:59.860 a big difference in the campaign. And they did not. And well, that's a lesson that they learned the hard

01:25:04.520 way. It could have, like, like I said, a hundred times on the show, it could have been, we're against

01:25:09.580 these tariffs. These tariffs are a betrayal of our, um, ongoing trade and cultural relationship with

01:25:16.560 the Americans. But these tariffs are because the liberals destroyed our relationship with the

01:25:23.120 Americans and they cannot be trusted to rebuild it. Bickety bam, that's it. Yeah. But they didn't do 0.99

01:25:28.620 that. No, they did. They did not do that. They were, they were, uh, decidedly very nervous to

01:25:35.540 say hard things, the conservatives. And so coming up, because we, I think that we are all sort of

01:25:41.340 agreeing that we're going to have an election sooner rather than later. This is not going to be a four

01:25:45.480 year term for the liberals. Uh, the conservatives have got to find their balls and find them fast. 0.99

01:25:51.240 Okay. We need to wrap up the show because we've been going for an hour and a half and I know 0.99

01:25:54.880 Olivia's got things to do, uh, but we have to close the show on an even funnier note than our daily

01:26:01.200 cringe. Abu Ben gives us another 20 bucks and says, after watching May's eyes look both ways at the

01:26:10.340 same time, if politics doesn't work out for her, I could hire her for finding parking spots at the mall. 1.00

01:26:18.000 Yep. Yep. Yep. They're just like, get out. I've never seen anything like it. She's got, 0.98

01:26:33.940 I don't, and I'm not trying to be mean. She does have a horse face in that her eyes are to the outside 0.99

01:26:40.220 look in different directions. But like, think about the outfit she was wearing, 0.98

01:26:44.540 like the green outfit she was wearing and then the eyes that move independently. She's a chameleon.

01:26:49.380 Like she, that's exactly where I was going. You go, yeah. Pull her by the tail and it falls off in 1.00

01:26:54.120 your hand. That's a little bit of a way for you. And you are so welcome for that Canada. Thanks for

01:26:59.020 not making us live with that image by ourselves. It's good to have, it's good to share the cringe.

01:27:05.500 Oh, that was something else. Yeah. Okay guys, everybody watching, everybody working behind the board.

01:27:11.500 Thanks so much for coming along. Oh my goodness. Okay. Hang tight. Olivia tells me stop wrapping up

01:27:20.240 the show because we've got, I've got something to read. Time's ticking a hundred bucks. Thanks ladies

01:27:30.540 for the chuckles. Here's for the daily cringe. Okay. We're, we're keeping the daily cringe.

01:27:37.420 Thank you.

01:27:40.280 It's just the best. It's a win. Thank you so much, buddy. It's just incredible.

01:27:45.620 Oh, I bet that. We'll do our best to, uh, aggregate a daily cringe for you. Um, but if you find one that

01:27:52.580 I haven't seen and it might be hard cause I am from the internet and so is Lise, uh, do send it to

01:27:57.000 us on our X accounts. Yeah, thank you so much. Uh, that's the best. And even before we go one more

01:28:04.420 thing, I know I'm trying to sign off, but you guys are keeping me. Jamil Javani continues to just

01:28:11.180 absolutely leave Doug Ford on roast mode. Uh, look at this tweet from Jamil Javani.

01:28:17.800 Oh, well, there's nothing. There's nothing wrong with that. Is that it's sort of, it's sort of

01:28:29.460 accurate. Just has them on blast throwing hammers. Like Jamil Javani is genuinely upset about what

01:28:38.260 Doug Ford did in this election as should every single conservative in the country, but especially

01:28:44.400 Ontario, Ontario, this guy sold you down the river to the liberal party of Canada.

01:28:50.320 And the reason why the liberal party of Canada is still the government is because of the actions

01:28:55.440 of this guy. Well done, Jamil Javani. We like your fighting spirit. Keep it up, bud.

01:29:00.920 I'm going to give some free advice to the, to the people of the world. Don't pick fights with people

01:29:07.240 who are smarter than you because you'll end up like Doug Ford right now. Just an absolute laughing stock.

01:29:13.200 Uh, okay. Now I'm going to wrap up the show unless anybody else has more donations to the new segment

01:29:20.300 of the show, the daily cringe. Um, but everybody at home, everybody who pitched it and everybody who

01:29:27.060 works behind the scenes at rebel news. Thank you so much for making this show. Absolutely. The most

01:29:34.100 fun, best part of my day here at rebel news. I appreciate you so much. And you too, Lisa.

01:29:38.900 Yeah. Well, and you too, Sheila Gunn-Reed. And thanks so much to our viewers, uh, who make this

01:29:44.300 such a pleasure every week. And I will see you guys, uh, next Tuesday, next Tuesday. So don't

01:29:50.860 let anything real interesting or cringy happen while I'm gone. Okay. Save it up. Save it up for when I'm

01:29:54.680 back. Behave till she's back. Be boring till she's back. I, on the other hand, I'm here tomorrow and again

01:30:01.840 on Friday. Uh, thanks again, everybody. Um, and as my friend, David Menzies always says, stay safe and

01:30:10.120 stay safe.

Rebel News Podcast - April 30, 2025

REBEL ROUNDUP ｜ Alberta independence talks, Quebec rejects oil, Conservatives ponder future

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