Rebel News Podcast - REBEL ROUNDUP ｜ B.C.'s historic Conservative win, Toronto decides, Carney's First Nations meeting

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00:00:39.100 Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen.

00:00:48.140 You have tuned into the Rebel News live stream on this, a Monday, October 26, 2026, coming

00:00:56.880 to you from Rebel News World Headquarters somewhere in North Toronto.

00:01:01.500 I'm David Menzies and my co-host, well, before I introduce her, folks, let me tell you a

00:01:07.380 bit about my co-host, shall I?

00:01:09.660 Do you know, folks, that today is National Mule Day?

00:01:13.820 And I asked her off camera, are you going to celebrate National Mule Day?

00:01:18.420 And she said, absolutely not.

00:01:20.080 And I said, why? 0.99

00:01:21.240 And she said, because I'm already co-hosting the live stream with a jackass. 1.00

00:01:26.660 She is the she-devil with a sword. 0.99

00:01:28.440 She is the Khaleesi of Northern Alberta. 0.99

00:01:31.880 She is the ever-cheeky Sheila Gunn-Reed.

00:01:34.720 How you doing there, Sheila?

00:01:36.300 I'm doing great, David.

00:01:37.640 And just for our viewers at home, David's lying.

00:01:40.220 We didn't say a word to each other before we came on air.

00:01:43.820 completely so so much to talk about but before we get to all the topics and of course election

00:01:50.420 day here in ontario um we uh need you to do a little uh housekeeping i imagine sheila i sure

00:01:58.020 do um before we get into the news of the day and we have some additional housekeeping stuff

00:02:02.640 uh that i should tell you about but before we get into the news of the day if you're watching us on

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00:02:44.160 around here. So that's the nuts and bolts of how our viewers can get involved. We also have a couple

00:02:50.540 of other things that we need to tell our friends at home about. That's tonight's Ontario election

00:02:56.180 night live stream. It's hosted by David Menzies and special guest host Sue Ann Levy, who spent

00:03:04.780 years covering the municipal government in Toronto so she knows all the cast all the players and she

00:03:13.220 knows where the bodies are buried um I I think I think this is the closest that anybody's ever

00:03:21.520 come to unseating a progressive since Rob Ford was the mayor of Toronto and we've just seen the city

00:03:29.260 go downhill since then uh so it's very i think it's like within a margin of error between uh

00:03:38.000 olivia chow and her duo named challenger whose name escapes my brain right now brad brad brad

00:03:45.220 brad brad for that's it you know how could that name escape your memory it's like a superhero

00:03:50.680 you know clark kent peter parker matt murdoch you know the the fanatically hard consonants

00:03:57.980 Well, but it could be like any regular white guy's name doubles, right?

00:04:02.240 Like Chad Chadson or Steve Thiefson.

00:04:06.020 But it's Brad Bradford, fun name.

00:04:09.300 And he's running to fix the city.

00:04:12.120 And let's, you know, from my lips to God's ears, I'd love to see him win tonight.

00:04:16.720 Although I will miss Olivia Chow just for the jokes about her. 0.96

00:04:21.240 And you were the queen of Olivia Chow jokes.

00:04:23.300 uh can i i don't think i can tell the joke you said on the morning meeting a while back when

00:04:27.860 you were describing mayor chow in her carabana outfit oh i said she was jamming out with her

00:04:33.400 clam out yes i did say that um i've made the joke online so i can make it here um i mean i'm gonna

00:04:40.680 miss that lady who looks like a feather boa with legs most days and just her spontaneity in dancing

00:04:49.620 like look i love to dance too it's like the call of the wild for me especially if somebody i like

00:04:56.520 is already dancing like eva chipiak she was dancing at the independence rally and i was like

00:05:01.500 duty calls gotta go dance in front of 4 000 people um so i'm sorry but i'm not the mayor

00:05:08.720 yeah politicians and dancing should not go hand in hand i go back 18 months to the carnies doing

00:05:16.420 the elbows up dance it was kind of like if the bird was being zapped by radioactive rays or

00:05:24.780 something like that i can't get that image out of my head it was like some sort of insect trying to

00:05:31.240 shed its exoskeleton praying mantises oh yeah just and just trying to wiggle out of its exoskeleton

00:05:37.740 to just show off the new one anyway so that is tonight i think it starts at 7 45 eastern

00:05:44.220 i'll be watching i with uh bated breath um then we've got rebel news live that's coming up this

00:05:51.040 saturday october 31st you guys are putting a wrinkle in my halloween celebrations but that's

00:05:57.760 at the carriage house hotel our keynote speaker is alberta premier danielle smith and you can go

00:06:04.700 to rebelnewslive.com to get tickets um general admission 99 bucks we've got a vip dinner and we

00:06:11.860 just added somebody to the vip dinner and i don't want to say who but you will love to talk to her

00:06:17.180 you will just love to talk to her so and then we've got rebel news live in toronto saturday

00:06:23.040 november 21st that's at canada christian college that's a great venue in whitby um and uh same

00:06:31.100 rules of play so rebelnewslive.com and the vancouver one correct me if i'm wrong shilla

00:06:36.020 is that our first time in vancouver i think it's our first rebel news live in vancouver

00:06:41.340 is that the 14th correct oh god yeah that's gonna it's if it's the 14th that's a heck of a

00:06:49.520 anyways my schedule is in the first little bit of november is and the end of october is

00:06:55.780 an atrocity but i will find a way to be at all the places i'm supposed to be at with all the

00:07:01.400 stuff that i'm supposed to bring so i think you revealed where you're going in november or is

00:07:05.680 that confidential completely confidential for security reasons yeah it's incredible though

00:07:11.940 folks so wait till she lives back safe and sound along with lincoln jay and they'll tell you all

00:07:17.180 about their trip it's no vacation no it's not a vacation and if you see me at uh if you see me at

00:07:27.140 rebel news live in toronto and uh or in yeah probably toronto too but most definitely vancouver

00:07:32.420 and I look uh like I've contracted something exotic it's because I have so um anyways and

00:07:41.020 we've got one more thing it's the end land acknowledgements petition uh rebelnews.com

00:07:46.800 forward slash and land acknowledgement sign the petition to stop the forced self-flagellation

00:07:53.760 uh for uh colonizers crimes that you had nothing to do with

00:07:58.360 oh um and i can tell you she'll i have some uh personal skin in the game in this uh being in

00:08:06.080 richmond hill um when there were conservative members on council it's now totally leftist

00:08:12.420 they got rid of the land acknowledgement and they brought back oh canada and can you guess

00:08:20.600 sheila now that it's all lefties oh canada is gone and um the land acknowledgements are back

00:08:29.000 and i am this is i don't mean to be offensive to any native person but this is just setting us up

00:08:36.720 case in point look at those bc municipalities where the uh mayors are saying ah you know that

00:08:42.760 house you slaved away for 30 years paying the mortgage might not be yours according to uh the

00:08:49.280 deeds um you are setting up uh just lawfare legalese for decades uh when you come out and

00:08:59.280 acknowledge we are standing on the land of blank well you just said it the land of whoever so i'm

00:09:06.560 totally against this sheila and i don't understand how any municipality in the dominion of canada

00:09:12.640 can do a land acknowledgement but not sing oh canada prior to a council meeting i have no idea 0.56

00:09:20.100 why that is it's because you have crazy lefties on council who say things like the place the so-called

00:09:27.480 play a country known as canada and things like that or they make the turtle island declaration 0.79

00:09:33.880 of where we are when um tristan hopper from the national post did a really excellent video

00:09:38.740 debunking where that uh the whole concept of turtle island came from it's rather new oh yeah

00:09:45.800 and and it's not necessarily all that indigenous um anyway but never mind but never mind all of

00:09:54.800 that uh it's just like that language that they use in british columbia they're putting on all

00:09:59.540 the road signs and it's like do you guys realize that was developed at ubc not all that long ago

00:10:04.220 so if you don't know how to pronounce a backwards seven um join the club um how do you pronounce

00:10:10.820 that stuff sheila i'm asking a serious question right now i'm not joking i am too if i am too i

00:10:17.220 have no idea if the m is wearing a hat how does the m sound i don't know i don't know what is a

00:10:22.920 uh there's one where it's like a question mark without a dot at the bottom they're just making

00:10:28.300 things up. You know, it's funny, Sheila. On Friday, en route to an assignment, I dropped by

00:10:35.720 my favorite downtown Toronto used bookstore, ABC Books. It's been around 59 years. Guess what?

00:10:42.420 They're closing their doors on Yonge Street. Why? Can't afford the property tax. Isn't that

00:10:46.560 unbelievable? But one of the books on the shelf, and I lingered for five minutes. Should I buy it

00:10:52.880 even at 50% off, it was how to speak Klingon.

00:10:57.440 So where I'm going with this,

00:10:58.700 someone in BC has to come out with some guidebook

00:11:02.660 for a fake language, just like Klingon,

00:11:05.340 to teach the rest of us how to pronounce these street signs. 1.00

00:11:08.820 Maybe we could get fake native people like Buffy St. Marie to... 1.00

00:11:15.080 No joke. 1.00

00:11:16.680 That fake fraud, Beverly Santa Maria, 1.00

00:11:20.860 from upstate uh on the east coast of the united states she was behind the development of the

00:11:29.820 crea language program in saskatchewan i'm not kidding um there's somebody in my family who

00:11:37.800 works in a position of authority and he was asked to deliver like a land acknowledgement before he

00:11:43.500 did like a community event and he was like yeah i'm not doing that

00:11:46.420 wow and and they're like oh but you have to and he's like uh i'm matey and i find it very

00:11:52.340 divisive so i'm not doing it so the tides they are a changing sheila somewhere in the great

00:11:59.100 state of massachusetts that great native american elizabeth warren weeps yeah focahontas

00:12:08.820 um let's get into the news of the day this is the first live stream post the bc conservative 0.99

00:12:17.500 absolute smashing of david eby's ndp um as i said online i hope to never see him in that stupid old 0.99

00:12:27.540 navy green millennial mom jacket for the rest of my life i don't know why he thought that dressing 0.98

00:12:34.180 like chairman mao would be appealing to uh undecided voters who are concerned about his

00:12:40.000 communist leanings but there he was um so uh what we've got here is center bc leader eleanor

00:12:49.880 sterko oh my audio is weird or whose audio is weird olivia oh we can't do the videos oh okay

00:13:00.540 so we can't do that because we have uh all of our videos problems problem with tri casters

00:13:06.020 and you know what it's funny because there's nothing but videos here we just fixed it

00:13:10.100 i don't know what it's like my old 1974 camaro it was always something and i wanted to touch

00:13:18.220 on the green leaders uh crazy speech where she invoked hitler but i guess we'll have to leave

00:13:27.200 that i hopefully we get that uh audio issue with showing clips online sorted out before tonight 0.95

00:13:34.320 because that will uh that will really put a hamper in the live stream tonight you know she will get 0.92

00:13:40.460 it fixed where i weigh in on that if you're gonna invoke hitler there's only one acceptable way to

00:13:46.400 invoke hitler to condemn him and denounce him please tell me this wasn't you know well you

00:13:53.960 know what he was carrying out a genocide but he got the autobahn up and running can we maybe um

00:14:01.240 olivia instead of doing these videos can we do some of the greatest crash outs from the left

00:14:07.860 on the bc ndp losing to the conservatives i think efron put it up further in the thread

00:14:16.600 no

00:14:20.460 okay we're just i don't know what we're gonna do here now

00:14:27.060 Sheila in the big picture though as we struggle to get these videos up

00:14:31.780 did anyone see this coming yes i mean a slaughter all all the polls yeah well

00:14:40.980 they had him between like the latest poll the last one i checked before i went on air

00:14:45.980 had lauren dirksen somewhere between i think 58 and 65 seats and so what was the final count 63

00:14:56.160 oh all right then so uh that's good polling because you know sheila what i remember from

00:15:05.260 the bc election of saturday was what happened here in ontario in 1990 liberal premier david

00:15:13.660 Peterson had a government with more than two years to go in his mandate, and he called a snap

00:15:20.840 election. And I can tell you folks, nobody saw what was coming. Because what happened is that

00:15:28.900 even liberal voters were so offended by this opportunistic grab for extra years of power

00:15:36.640 that they voted for other candidates on the presumption that, yeah, well, Peterson will

00:15:42.520 be back in maybe a majority maybe a minority but we're going to teach him a lesson in terms of the

00:15:47.060 percentage of the vote he's going to get and what happened we woke up that day Sheila in I believe

00:15:54.520 it was September 1990 and for the first time in the province's history an NDP government under Bob

00:16:01.880 Ray and I can tell you not a single pollster uh thought that would happen nobody I converse with

00:16:11.400 thought that would happen but it i guess eb has experienced the uh the david peterson effect

00:16:18.740 hasn't he yeah i mean he when we were talking about it on the stream on i guess it was saturday

00:16:27.160 night all my days blend together because they're all just work now um they uh david eb realized

00:16:35.980 that Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump worked for Carney, right? It worked for him

00:16:41.540 and Ford, right? And so, and it helped Carney win an election. The conservatives were going to win.

00:16:49.580 And so he thought, I'll call the election two years early. I'll get, you know, then I'll get

00:16:55.980 a mandate for four years. I'll campaign against Trump because I sure as hell can't campaign on

00:17:00.420 my own record and it just blew up in his face even nd peers found it uh unpalatable um and i think

00:17:08.360 that might if i were a federal liberal i would be paying attention to that because i think

00:17:15.240 they've gotten all the mileage they can out of the anti-trump nonsense that's a great point

00:17:21.660 sheila and you know i've done a lot of thinking about that work for carney work for ford

00:17:26.060 why didn't it work for eb and he was doing blame trump you know for high gas prices despite the

00:17:31.720 fact that bc has the highest uh provincial uh taxes on gasoline and you know what i think it

00:17:38.480 is sheila i think he missed the moment when it worked for carney it was 2025 when it worked

00:17:46.320 for ford it was a year ago last february um and and that's unheard of in ontario having a winter

00:17:53.900 election but i think the drama the um you know the the tariff drama the big bad orange man drama

00:18:02.420 i think that was peak back then and in the passage of a year and a half it's died down so i that's

00:18:10.840 the only answer i have for why it didn't work for eb yeah i i mean the uh the oh we can show clips

00:18:21.680 now yeah yeah the the sort of drama is sort is gone from that people are seeing that you know

00:18:29.500 Trump maybe isn't the boogeyman that Trump might be just doing what's best for his own country and

00:18:36.480 wouldn't it be great if we had politicians who would do the same for ours are we able to show

00:18:42.020 clips or do can you indulge me um some of the greatest crash outs of the ndp supporters oh

00:18:52.000 that's good okay we can do clips maybe we'll save those towards the end because you know

00:18:56.240 rachel gilmore lost her marbles if as if she ever had them rachel gilmore yeah like i said who

00:19:03.060 yeah uh let's we can skip over uh eleanor sterko these the fringe parties in bc is one of whom i

00:19:14.220 like this one i don't uh they lost all their seats i think part of what was going on there

00:19:20.460 was the alberta effect they had one chance to get rid of the ndp and so people voted with their

00:19:26.600 brains and not with their hearts so people who may have supported center bc um to the left of

00:19:33.740 the conservative party and 1bc to the right to the conservative party thought it's too dangerous

00:19:40.080 david eby's got to go we can't risk it and i think that some of that explains what happened to 1bc

00:19:47.440 because they have really been advancing ideas that the conservative movement writ large are talking

00:19:53.960 about so it's not to say that they are out of step with the normal conservative voter i just

00:19:59.320 think people were not willing to risk another term of ndp um but we've got the aforementioned

00:20:06.340 bc green leader emily lowen um she says she's scared she's scared of what's to come

00:20:13.920 And, you know, there is a heaviness that comes with this as well.

00:20:27.020 I think we're holding the weight of both the joy of this victory and what comes tomorrow.

00:20:36.680 And I'm going to be honest, I'm scared.

00:20:41.100 I'm scared for what's to come.

00:20:43.920 The Conservative Agenda is one of cuts to the programs that we rely on the most.

00:20:50.960 It's one of culture wars and needless attacks on human rights and our basic

00:20:57.040 and the basic tenets of a dignified life.

00:21:02.680 It stands against everything that brought this movement together.

00:21:07.220 The belief that everyone deserves safety and care.

00:21:11.900 and frankly we know what's coming cuts to health care child care public services that people count

00:21:20.940 on attacks to the rights of trans people indigenous communities and immigrants and a

00:21:26.300 government that will put fossil fuel profits ahead of our future and billionaires ahead of workers

00:21:32.340 do we have the one where she invokes hitler oh she's the one yeah she did but she'll i don't know

00:21:43.040 what what she's invoking there uh with the scared business is it count floyd uh doing one of his

00:21:51.740 monologues from sctv or is it you know one of the greatest taglines for a horror movie in decades

00:21:58.280 and i'm talking about the 1986 production of the fly be afraid be very afraid the left is very

00:22:07.720 afraid like i'm not for psychotropic medicines generally speaking i feel like they're over

00:22:14.920 abused but could we put a little hint in the water in the lower mainland because they are not doing

00:22:21.480 well um and sheila if i may cuts to health care excuse me um i haven't really talked about this

00:22:29.560 on air but i'm on a waiting list in ontario for a cochlear implant for my ear the waiting list in

00:22:37.280 ontario is six months believe it or not that is lightning fast in british columbia the same

00:22:45.260 waiting list for the same operation? Five years. So yeah, I don't think the BC healthcare system

00:22:52.760 is broken. Do you, Sheila? I mean, imagine if you were 79 and said, hey, we'll schedule you in for

00:22:58.900 2031. Wouldn't some recipients be, am I going to be alive then? Well, I think that's what they're

00:23:07.420 hoping right like either you die of old age pain or at the hands of the state um i mentioned the

00:23:16.460 did we find that yeah i guess we didn't the green party leader that wasn't her even her most

00:23:23.140 outrageous thing that she said she said um you know she wonders if the conservative voters even

00:23:29.520 have a right to exist in bc what again what are you gonna do what are you gonna do to them round

00:23:35.680 them up oh if they could we have a little uh french revolution going with the guillotine

00:23:41.200 um what happened to love trump's hate that they're always preaching before they smash

00:23:47.500 their placard over your head uh can we go to the grief swim olivia i know we're jumping around all

00:23:55.840 over the place. But this is from BC Ceremonial on, I guess it's Instagram. They're holding a

00:24:05.540 post-election grief swim to help people reconcile their grief over losing an election. The idiot 1.00

00:24:13.860 stick of a leader of the NDP called for no good reason. It says in the wake of the election in 1.00

00:24:21.480 bc here olivia it's in the thread is it a trans-friendly grief swim by the way

00:24:28.520 are you wearing a bikini are you gonna go in a bikini

00:24:32.560 i might just crack out the zed cups for halloween sheila

00:24:37.580 how for what it's halloween every day is halloween with you you know friends at home do you well

00:24:47.460 Well, we're sorting out technical issues in the studio in Toronto.

00:24:50.680 Very frustrating.

00:24:51.960 But I should tell you, the sheer number of stories that I do not allow David to do where he has proposed to wear a costume is enormous.

00:25:01.280 And it's not because I want to deny you the jovial nature of these stories.

00:25:07.820 I'm trying to preserve David's dignity.

00:25:09.840 And if not for him, for his wife, whom I like very much.

00:25:13.380 Here it is.

00:25:14.100 You sound like the big boss man, Ezra, when he said, I'm saying no, David, because I love you.

00:25:21.040 That's exactly it. I was just trying not to make it weird.

00:25:24.440 Okay, so this is what the left and BC are up to.

00:25:28.000 Post-election grief swim.

00:25:29.980 A community swim to process whatever you may be holding on or feeling after the BC election.

00:25:35.940 I just want to tell you that we went through a major election here in Alberta.

00:25:39.580 uh the largest number of ballots between the 10 questions counted in canadian history

00:25:44.940 you know what the independence-minded folks aren't doing right now swimming off our feelings

00:25:50.120 we're not there's something wrong with these people in bc um wait a minute sheila um we're

00:25:57.660 talking about going into the ocean in british columbia in late october yes they're going to

00:26:03.800 have a swim uh hopefully the turds from the sewage outflows don't get them in vancouver

00:26:08.980 they'll get e coli um in the wake of the election here in bc many of us are carrying grief

00:26:15.380 frustration anger disappointment or something we don't have a name for yet you don't have to hold

00:26:20.520 it by yourself on monday evening there's still time to make it you guys join us in the sea as

00:26:26.920 the sun goes down we'll gather name what we're carrying and offer it to the ocean together you

00:26:32.100 guys go to church uh swim dip your toes or simply stand there on the shore

00:26:37.000 sheila okay however you show up is enough tell me please that drea is covering this

00:26:44.580 i i i don't think so but i just want to see a bunch of lefties just staring out into the ocean

00:26:50.780 dismayed shocked that their side lost yeah but you notice they're already uh rolling it back a

00:26:57.980 little you don't have to swim you can just dip your toes in the ocean right yeah community isn't

00:27:04.060 just for the beautiful moments it's how we show up for each other in the hard ones to bring whatever

00:27:10.140 you're feeling we'll hold space for all of it what does even holding space mean quit with the

00:27:15.220 therapy jargon you weirdos um and then we have of course rachel gilmore she is uh independent

00:27:25.400 journalist now i suppose i don't know i think maybe she might get some funding from somewhere

00:27:31.240 oh like the federal government yeah i'd bet on that yeah she used to work for uh was it global

00:27:37.880 then she got five she was a global fact checker but constantly lying and i think ctv as well and

00:27:44.280 it lasted like three days or something yeah ctv lasted three days um because she's the one who

00:27:51.640 said here's how to talk when she was over at global i think it was here's how to talk to

00:27:56.200 your unvaccinated uncle at thanksgiving you don't talk to him he doesn't want you to talk to him 0.52

00:28:01.680 you're the niece he doesn't want to hear from you're the niece he tolerates um anyways they

00:28:07.700 fired her from there she went over to ctv as a fact checker but being someone unfamiliar with

00:28:12.560 reality that didn't last very long this is her reaction on uh election night and again sorry

00:28:19.300 language he uses fripbc those poor orcas are dead why lauren dirksen lauren dirksen the first day

00:28:30.420 after he was elected you know what he did got himself his handy dandy harpoon and headed down 0.92

00:28:35.940 to the pier you crazy lady like what do you think he's gonna do to the orcas is she confusing british 0.63

00:28:42.900 columbia with marine land niagara falls uh sheila where she said nothing about that yeah the where 0.94

00:28:49.180 the beluga is being transferred i think we're up to six dead so far so way to go there i gotta say

00:28:55.000 sheila um i only know you and lady menzoid as followers of rachel gilmore that i don't follow

00:29:02.200 her i believe i'm completely blocked and the reprieve is delightful but i do see her screen

00:29:08.740 captured and reposted by other uh intrepid i guess uh anthropologists into her madness online

00:29:18.420 yeah i i don't get the fascination with lady menzoid it's rachel gilmore for lunacy which i 1.00

00:29:24.940 can do without and uh the only other one is sydney sweeney because lady menzoid is obsessed with her 1.00

00:29:31.180 breasts which is kind of scaring me i'm thinking maybe two of you i think she's switching teams on 0.99

00:29:39.080 me you know what beauty is objective you appreciate beauty wherever you find it but perhaps

00:29:45.420 talking about this um this is a statement from the alberta government today and i remarked on

00:29:53.260 the live stream that night that uh a new day is dawning in collaboration between the what i would

00:30:00.800 call the Western block of provinces on energy infrastructure, because BC's obstructionist

00:30:06.340 policies will end with Dirksen. If you listen to his speech, he talked about mining,

00:30:12.880 doubling gas production, milling, fishing, farming, like the works, fully embracing the resource

00:30:19.760 economy. And, you know, like most of northeastern British Columbia acts as an extension of the city

00:30:26.680 of Grand Prairie, Alberta. It's the peace region gas field up there. And so today the province of

00:30:38.700 Alberta made a statement saying it's time to end the tanker ban. So they issued a statement to

00:30:47.480 to the Prime Minister's office. Alberta supports private members bill C-264 to repeal the federal

00:30:59.420 oil tanker moratorium act and remove barriers preventing our responsibly produced energy from

00:31:04.740 reaching global markets. And then they go on to talk about, you know, the differential discount

00:31:10.360 that the Americans are getting because we don't have open access to international markets.

00:31:17.480 And so our price is largely set by the Americans.

00:31:20.580 And I'm sure that we will see a statement very shortly in support of this from Lauren Dirksen, who has a strong mandate and who campaigned on resource development.

00:31:32.340 So let me ask you this, Sheila.

00:31:34.520 If the Mark Carney liberals are sincere about developing our energy infrastructure, this is really a good thing.

00:31:43.820 E.B. gone out of B.C., is it not?

00:31:46.140 You would think. But also, the Prime Minister gave British Columbia a veto on the MOU. So he was saying, and I think that's, you know, his poison pill in the whole works is, oh, yeah, believe me, I definitely want Alberta's oil to get to market.

00:32:05.060 But also, here, First Nations organizations, not First Nations people themselves, but activist groups.

00:32:12.960 Here's your veto. 0.99

00:32:14.460 And also, David Eby, you're a madman. 0.98

00:32:17.160 Here's your veto, too. 0.93

00:32:18.320 Well, that other veto now is gone because Lorne Dirksen is pro-oil and gas development.

00:32:25.160 So Carney might have thought he was too cute by half and painted himself into a corner here.

00:32:29.660 that's amazing uh that analysis sheila because what i take from it is carney was setting somebody

00:32:37.900 else up to be the heavy but secretly agreed with the veto yeah exactly uh hey do we want to hit

00:32:46.660 an ad break yes uh i'll hit a couple of chats here before we hit the ad break and then

00:32:52.880 maybe we'll have things sorted out on the other side j toma 8318 gives us 10 bucks so i guess

00:32:59.120 toronto is getting roasted over the new 30 kilometer an hour psa who's enforcing it and

00:33:05.920 when i say who sheila i also mean technology the speed cameras are now illegal so uh are we gonna

00:33:12.780 have a police officer on every single toronto residential street uh doing radar you're gonna

00:33:18.940 get speed cameras no we're not kent the province overruled it in municipalities yes oh so they are

00:33:28.340 all gone see we have speed cameras in municipalities but they're not on provincial

00:33:34.260 highways at all but i would assume what doug ford used premier smith could use if she wanted rid of

00:33:40.660 them municipalities are a creature of the province yeah yeah so she can put the hammer down on that 0.69

00:33:46.900 if she wants to oh for sure and she has been putting the hammer down on on the municipalities

00:33:52.420 on it like housing infill everything so i would love i would love to see that but if people are

00:33:58.980 wondering what we're talking about i'm not even talking about the 30 kilometer an hour speed limit

00:34:04.180 it's the ad that they ultimately had to block replies to because they said it violated their

00:34:11.380 social media policies i want you to look at this ad oh my god

00:34:16.500 so we've got two gay guys with a baby they have adopted or paid some poor woman to carry for them 0.87

00:34:30.060 in a form of modern human slavery um one of them of course is a person of color and they're 0.91

00:34:36.020 strutting down the street promoting the new speed limit changes they were like let's how many 1.00

00:34:40.900 identity boxes can we hit at once and let's make let's do a speed limit change ad about this like

00:34:50.220 talk about the safe if they're making this argument about safety make the argument about

00:34:55.360 safety do not turn it into a social justice effort can i tell you what is truly perversely

00:35:01.320 ironic about 30 kilometer speed limits in toronto toronto has the worst gridlock in all of north

00:35:08.760 america i'm including los angeles and i'm including mexico city we are number three in

00:35:14.900 the world after london and for some reason dublin and the idea of going 30 kilometers

00:35:22.860 at rush hour is a dream do you remember when i drove you and lovely lease to pearson airport

00:35:28.800 on the 401 which is signed 100 kilometers and we were doing less than 20 the whole way there

00:35:36.420 It was a Friday at rush hour.

00:35:37.840 And when we got to Pearson, I'll never forget you, Sheila.

00:35:40.980 I said, you know what?

00:35:42.140 That wasn't bad timing.

00:35:43.940 And I think I heard you say an expletive.

00:35:47.280 And you said, are you in the same universe I'm in?

00:35:51.620 I mean, we were on a highway doing under 20 kilometers an hour the whole way.

00:35:56.860 So that's the joke.

00:35:58.780 Go to Lakeshore Boulevard, folks, where the Scotiabank Center is.

00:36:02.920 Do you know bands and visiting hockey teams?

00:36:05.880 to play the Leafs have had to abandon their coach

00:36:09.920 and jog to the arena because the traffic wasn't moving.

00:36:15.100 I'm not talking 30 kilometers.

00:36:16.740 I'm talking zero kilometers.

00:36:18.800 Seeing the lights change multiple cycles

00:36:21.220 and you don't even move.

00:36:22.720 So give me a break trying to slow down the city.

00:36:25.660 It's as slow as you can get right now. 1.00

00:36:28.300 Well, the two gay guys with their store-bought baby 0.98

00:36:31.360 are happy about it, according to that ad. 0.96

00:36:33.420 so who are we to say we're just trying to get places and do things does that couple exist

00:36:39.140 sheila are those two people from central casting or is it ai that's what i want to know it's

00:36:45.340 toronto so i believe they probably do exist but they also could be central casting because the

00:36:51.260 government tries they love to waste your money on social justice branding and stuff like that

00:36:57.720 also sheila if it's toronto you can't see in the picture but i'll tell you i'd bet you a donut

00:37:03.160 But there's either a small dog or a cat in the baby carriage.

00:37:07.720 People in Toronto do that.

00:37:09.420 They wheel around their lap dogs.

00:37:13.620 And then the government says you're not having babies. 1.00

00:37:16.460 Here's all the immigrants. 1.00

00:37:19.540 Get the dog out of the baby stroller. 1.00

00:37:22.020 Put a baby in there. 0.94

00:37:23.680 And a lot of our society's problems will be just fine. 0.98

00:37:27.420 Put a couple of babies in there. 1.00

00:37:29.200 Put three, please. 1.00

00:37:30.600 Put an extra one in there for good measure.

00:37:33.160 um okay uh i think catholic crusader gives us 1399 the last time the conservatives won in bc was in

00:37:39.560 1933. wow happy west vancouver right here god bless the bc conservatives carney has to go next

00:37:46.340 well if i were a wob canoe i'd be careful oh 100 i mean wow what a drought that makes the the leaf

00:37:53.180 stanley cup drought look like uh recent history that's almost a century by my math yeah oh and

00:37:59.740 I imagine the purple monstrosity of Nahid Nenshi in Alberta is probably slightly worried

00:38:06.240 because Daniel Smith threaded the needle, I think, pretty well for a Federalist on the

00:38:11.700 referendum.

00:38:13.160 I know some people are unhappy with her, but the leaders of many parts of the independence

00:38:20.200 movement are saying, okay, now is not our time.

00:38:23.900 Let's build.

00:38:25.020 while we build we rally around the premier because the risk of nenshi is too great and i imagine

00:38:31.880 nenshi's looking at bc with absolute horror right now do you think jagmeet singh is at rachel

00:38:38.300 gilmore's ottawa apartment for a comfort hug you know cup of tea you know i think he is

00:38:46.440 probably perfectly content to do nothing what am i saying i forgot yeah

00:38:52.180 with his pension actually um okay and matt palermo uh just joined us by way of rebel news

00:39:00.820 plus membership very thank you yes um i think that's it let's hit an ad break and we'll see

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00:43:02.320 with digital id so just imagine she'll let you're pulled over by the police and they say can i have

00:43:08.600 your phone to check your driver's license um what else are they checking look how much of our lives 0.79

00:43:14.800 we put on our phones this is a horrible idea so anything like keat that can i don't know uh build

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00:43:28.440 product for our time um and i just want to really drive home the point um from the canadian tax

00:43:38.420 Federation, the Taxpayers Federation, Olivia, I'm just popping this into the chat now that

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00:43:52.640 a company that stores your metadata, the taxpayers are intervening in a Supreme Court case that

00:44:01.500 will that basically they're trying to block the access of the CRA to your text messages

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00:44:19.200 limits on the records the government and its agencies can demand from taxpayers before proving

00:44:25.160 why they need them so they don't even have to tell you why they need your text messages

00:44:29.140 they could just take them that's what this case is about and ctf is intervening on the rights of

00:44:34.260 taxpayers there um it started with crypto but it's not not narrowed to crypto it can be anything and

00:44:43.300 they can demand if this court case goes the way that uh the government wants it to could have

00:44:51.840 the government gain access to your text messages your facebook messages like let's say you bought

00:44:58.860 something on Facebook marketplace. And the CRA is going to want to know about it. And they can just

00:45:04.520 get them without you even being able to object to it. So very important that you are conscious

00:45:10.580 about your telecommunications. You know, it's amazing, Sheila, we're living in a decade of

00:45:17.200 unprecedented censorship, I think. And while there's censorship on one hand, on the other hand,

00:45:23.300 government government agencies want to know everything about you isn't that funny

00:45:30.820 yep yeah everything about you so that they can unperson you i think yeah um olivia are we

00:45:42.260 up and running as far as videos go where are we dancing with the devil

00:45:47.380 okay um let's go to uh toronto votes video number two from efron

00:45:57.100 it's olivia chow's final plea to voters i haven't seen it yet i hope she's wearing a costume

00:46:05.160 no sorry folks gremlins in the system yes those supernatural creatures and also isn't it perverse 0.82

00:46:26.000 sheila and you know the the late automaker american motors corporation on april fool's

00:46:33.240 day no less they in 1970 they unveiled the 1971 amc gremlin i mean first of all you're really

00:46:41.700 tempting god by naming a car that is known for um demons that interfere with the mechanics

00:46:50.300 but to launch it on april fools if i could find one that was in decent condition i would buy

00:46:57.220 whatever like i would pay whatever somebody was asking oh no you wouldn't because you had

00:47:01.100 something even better the Subaru Brat and you sold it I did I flipped it I curbed it

00:47:08.580 and it was it was nice it still had the seats in the back it was oh I got it at auction that's a

00:47:15.020 survivor the ones with the seats in the back are a survivor and that's the way I'd want my Brat

00:47:19.980 but it's lemon yellow Sheila Gunn-Reed lemon yellow Subaru Brat okay this is uh Olivia Chow's

00:47:27.720 final imploring to the voters of toronto and as i said it could go either way tonight so um

00:47:35.200 and as i usually am in politics i'm ready to be disappointed but uh i'm also hopeful so let's watch

00:47:42.980 Happy Duvalli, everybody!

00:47:47.380 Oh, let's hear it again!

00:47:50.280 Happy Duvalli!

00:47:54.400 Ah, music, amazing!

00:47:57.600 And the food!

00:47:59.660 And the dancing!

00:48:01.500 This is really, very special.

00:48:03.680 Let us put you in your hand down

00:48:05.960 from the Global World Culture Heritage Foundation

00:48:09.020 for organizing this fabulous event!

00:48:12.980 Are you folks having a great time?

00:48:15.980 Yes!

00:48:17.980 That's lovely.

00:48:19.980 And...

00:48:21.980 Okay.

00:48:22.980 And you know, there's going to be something very special.

00:48:26.980 This is Devon.

00:48:28.980 It is about light complete darkness.

00:48:32.980 And goodness triumph over evil.

00:48:36.980 and soon you will see some fire works

00:48:43.020 you think you'll go see more.

00:48:46.640 Yeah. 0.95

00:48:49.640 Is she trying to emulate Lauren Dirksen's amazing entrance 0.99

00:48:54.560 onto the stage with the pyrotechnics when he won

00:48:57.540 and he played Don't Stop Thinking About Tomorrow,

00:49:00.800 which is a song that everybody knows David Eby hates?

00:49:03.760 Is it like, what's with the smoke machine behind there?

00:49:06.020 I thought she was channeling the great Wizard of Oz, Sheila, right? Paying no attention to that person behind the curtain. But I'm sorry, I don't want to be mean, but why is it every time I hear Olivia Chow speaking, I think of the SCTV character Lin Yee Tang?

00:49:25.680 And of course, I'm not going to do a Lidke-Tang impression because I would be condemned by the left as a racist.

00:49:34.700 But I was I'm sorry.

00:49:37.580 Is it I was having a hard time following what she was trying to say.

00:49:41.520 Can you can you translate for me, Sheila?

00:49:45.380 I think that's the point.

00:49:46.720 um it's funny that we've been plagued by as david said uh technical gremlins the entire time and the

00:49:56.520 one thing the one video that we're able to get to roll is the one where it's basically an audible

00:50:03.520 uh olivia chow but at the same time um she's basically inaudible most times of her life um

00:50:12.380 um olivia says she'd like to wrap shortly because she'd like to deal with the tricaster issues

00:50:17.200 before we do the live stream tonight but there's one thing that is it's a text-based thing so we

00:50:22.460 can show it to you and you won't have uh audio problems here and this is from the national post

00:50:28.700 and i have a little project uh that i'm working on called parole watch and justice watch two

00:50:35.200 different things where uh i show how certain offenders are getting reduced sentences for

00:50:41.460 certain reasons that run contrary to the public interest and public safety. And it appears as

00:50:48.080 though Tristan Hopper, of whom I'm a fan, over at the National Post is doing something similar,

00:50:53.340 at least he did here. Olivia, can you show that? First reading, 15 days, 15 identity-based criminal

00:51:00.920 sentences. Roughly every day a Canadian criminal is getting a reduced sentence because of their

00:51:05.720 race. And I'm doing my best to cover as many of these as possible. Two today over at Justice 0.99

00:51:10.400 watch. One got a reduced sentence for nearly murdering somebody in the driveway, sabbing,

00:51:19.140 and got a conditional sentence, I guess. And the other one was an immigrant who got 0.98

00:51:25.420 a conditional sentence also because being convicted would, of course, hurt his immigration

00:51:31.500 status but from here um the the um the supreme court of canada had barely convened for its fall

00:51:42.940 session when it upheld a decision ruling that a nova scotia man who badly beat his girlfriend

00:51:46.860 should receive a reduced sentence because he's indigenous but here is the clash of who is more

00:51:54.100 of a victim and in this case it wasn't the actual victim his badly beaten victim is also indigenous

00:52:00.460 But in a 5-4 decision, the court ruled that an Indigenous man's right to be spared excessive imprisonment outweighed an Indigenous woman's right to be spared from unacceptably high levels of violence and abuse.

00:52:10.940 So they actually side with the offender over the victim when both offenders or when both subjects, I should say, are Indigenous.

00:52:18.900 That's insane. 0.99

00:52:20.180 Yeah. And it goes on.

00:52:22.560 If a criminal is Indigenous, they're provided with a GLAADU report itemizing the various traumas of their marginalized background. 0.79

00:52:29.180 And lots of these times, these traumas aren't actually even tangentially tied to them and how it reduces their moral blameworthiness for a crime. 0.67

00:52:39.100 If they're black, they're given an impact of race and cultural assessment, which breaks down how systemic racism influenced their decision to break the law. 0.69

00:52:47.940 If they're a non-citizen, a judge may consider the immigration consequences of a conviction and assign a letter sentence than would be received by a citizen who had committed the same crime. 0.72

00:52:56.480 Can you believe that? 0.65

00:52:57.520 add these all together and roughly every day a canadian court is in session someone is being

00:53:02.060 considered for a reduced sentence because of their race background or country of origin

00:53:05.960 and then to prove it they comb through 15 days of rulings on canly

00:53:10.600 that's the justice rulings database yeah um so just very recently ontario superior court of

00:53:20.500 justice october 15th mushamar animer was convicted of trying to traffic crack cocaine through the

00:53:27.280 mail this guy's not uh the sharpest knife in the drawer he'd been caught attempting to send drugs

00:53:33.580 to what was described as a vulnerable northern ontario community so he's gonna he's going to

00:53:39.220 traffic drugs let's just say into an indigenous community it sounds like the crown sought four

00:53:45.180 years but animer received a sentence of two years less a day so provincial uh with a judge somewhat

00:53:52.120 ironically claiming that animer's moral blameworthiness was reduced in part because

00:53:56.240 he'd grown up in a vulnerable toronto community afflicted by drugs so he's gonna spread the 0.63

00:54:02.120 disease of drugs to an indigenous community and the judge goes well you grew up in a drug 0.58

00:54:08.800 afflicted community so i guess we'll go easy on you no you that you should throw the book at him

00:54:14.940 worse because he knows what it does to communities on the plus side she'll at least somebody is using

00:54:20.680 canada post in this day and age of the internet but seriously it olivia goes back to the photograph

00:54:27.000 that illustrates mr hopper's story uh that tells you everything doesn't it and i'll give uh there

00:54:35.040 you go that's lady justice one hand is holding the scales the other has the sword and over her 0.99

00:54:42.500 eyes a blindfold right meaning no bias well in canada folks lady justice isn't wearing a blindfold 0.85

00:54:49.960 she's wearing x-ray glasses okay and these different silos determining what kind of justice

00:54:57.500 you get based on race religion whatever that is the front to the very idea and concept of justice

00:55:08.360 can we do one more olivia we have three minutes left in the show one more because this proves

00:55:16.360 our premier daniel smith's point of we want to appoint our own judges because the ones you're

00:55:22.740 sending us you're not sending us your best um alberta court of king's bench of uh on october

00:55:30.840 15th i covered this one over at justice watch kendall delaney pleaded guilty to trafficking 0.65

00:55:36.840 fentanyl and methamphetamines for which she received a sentence of six years

00:55:41.400 the decision revealed that delaney knew her drugs were literally killing people people died of

00:55:48.640 overdoses because of the drugs she sold them but the longest section of the ruling itemizes

00:55:55.360 delaney's indigenous background and why it made her less culpable she killed people with the drugs

00:56:01.480 she sold them families are without their loved ones because of her actions and she knew it but 0.99

00:56:08.040 she kept selling them uh included was that her grandmother attended a residential school

00:56:13.900 okay and that her indigenous father was absent throughout her childhood which left her

00:56:21.000 disconnected from her indigenous heritage and culture okay what does that got to do with you

00:56:26.760 selling drugs in the year of our lord 2025 these factors help explain how ms delaney came before

00:56:33.100 the court, do they? Do we not have personal autonomy in this country anymore? Poverty and

00:56:39.600 abuse are not a reason. It's not a reason for you to go down these roads. You have your own

00:56:46.500 personal autonomy. And this is an insult to anybody who's ever faced these challenges and

00:56:51.840 became a good, moral, upstanding person. The factors help explain how Ms. Delaney came before

00:56:58.540 the court they are relevant to a proportionate assessment of her responsibility oh there's one

00:57:04.820 more oh and sheila um you know who this is really insulting to it is indigenous people

00:57:13.780 you have a justice some woke ideologue saying because you are indigenous you are either too 1.00

00:57:22.640 stupid or too uncaring or a combination of both to know the difference between right and wrong 1.00

00:57:28.840 therefore here's your get out of jail free card that is gross there's one more from alberta again 1.00

00:57:35.460 when the premier is making her case to people about how alberta should have authority over

00:57:44.480 appointing king's bench judges she should just read these cases aloud the accused pled guilty

00:57:50.480 to child luring and this is from the alberta court of justice specifically an 11 year old girl

00:57:55.360 whom he lived with in rendering a sentence of just 25 months the judge noted the intergenerational

00:58:01.780 adversity with broader social circumstances that may have compelled the man who is incidentally

00:58:07.420 indigenous towards becoming a sex offender okay he he had it tough when he was growing up so

00:58:12.920 who cares about the little girl that now he's imposed his intergenerational adversity on

00:58:18.820 at eight points in the decision the offenders glad you factors are glad you circumstances

00:58:24.100 are cited as factors against his receiving a longer punishment um they said while the factors

00:58:29.780 do not excuse exploitation of children it sounds like it does apparently the judge wrote they do

00:58:34.960 however reduce the sentence that would otherwise have been appropriate does anybody care about the

00:58:39.620 victims here at all by the way she loved these glad you factors glad you circumstances i assume

00:58:46.580 this is another gladu than the turncoat tori from sarnia right yeah okay yeah just checking

00:58:53.220 you never know yes yeah no not her um i think that's it i could go through these horrible

00:59:00.360 decisions all day but it's not good for any of us to do that uh i think if do we have all the

00:59:06.900 chats we'll wrap the show okay and let poor olivia get back to fixing things go ahead david

00:59:14.980 oh are we done with the chats yeah okay well there you go folks please tune in tonight assuming all

00:59:22.580 the technical difficulties are ironed out to our show will go on regardless because the same thing

00:59:27.480 happened to us and covering the bc election we just figured it out you'll do it david please i

00:59:33.800 scare easy um but folks we're on at 7 30 eastern standard time 7 45 i think oh 7 45 thank you um

00:59:44.100 So nice of you to correct the host, Sheila.

00:59:48.480 At least I can spend another 15 minutes at the gym.

00:59:53.160 And the polls close at 8, and we have a smorgasbord of guests.

00:59:59.100 Hopefully, we'll be able to get them in on Zoom.

01:00:02.440 My co-host, Sue Ann Levy, wow, when she was at the Toronto Sun, 0.96

01:00:07.540 she covered City Hall. 1.00

01:00:08.960 She was a pit bull. 1.00

01:00:11.200 Oh, my goodness.

01:00:12.360 And it's a shame the sun is without her because it's not the same newspaper. 0.99

01:00:17.380 There's too many of these shysters getting away with shenanigans because there's no watchdog.

01:00:21.880 But anyway, she will be my co-host tonight.

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01:00:31.680 So don't miss that dynamic duo.

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Rebel News Podcast - October 26, 2026

REBEL ROUNDUP ｜ B.C.'s historic Conservative win, Toronto decides, Carney's First Nations meeting

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