Rebel News Podcast - REBEL ROUNDUP ｜ Carney officially replaces Trudeau, BC's emergency powers, Defending women's sports

00:00:00.000 Oh, hey, good morning. Good afternoon, everybody. This is take two of the Rebel Roundup, Rebel

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00:01:59.260 All right, let's get into it. Big news day today. Justin Trudeau is officially gone,

00:02:05.900 but I'm sure we're going to hear his breathy emoting for years and years to come.

00:02:12.840 Um, and Mark Carney was officially sworn in today at Rideau Hall. We'll get to the problems with the

00:02:18.540 swearing in in a second. Um, but with the swearing in comes a brand new cabinet. And in the first

00:02:24.980 version of this stream, I was saying some real clever things and I forget a lot of them, but

00:02:29.100 Freeland is no longer at finance. This is B roll of the swearing in by governor general,

00:02:34.880 the spendy spendy, Mary Simon. Um, Freeland is no longer at finance. I didn't actually look to see

00:02:41.800 who's at finance. Um, but Freeland is over at transport, which I think is a frightening proposition

00:02:49.160 considering Freeland herself has said she doesn't even own a car, doesn't even own one. Uh, when she

00:02:55.700 was driving a car in Alberta, she got an enormous speeding ticket, one that probably should have taken

00:03:02.220 her license from her. And then, uh, of course the person in charge of transportation in this country

00:03:08.980 is best known for freezing the bank accounts of truckers. Uh, that's, uh, I guess the first real

00:03:15.940 major appointment in, uh, Carney's cabinet, uh, Drea in the first version of this, he said it's odd

00:03:23.440 because Freeland has a lot of baggage and is, uh, widely disliked by a lot of people for her persona,

00:03:30.800 her demeanor, uh, the way she presents and comports herself in public, her twitchiness, her propensity

00:03:36.740 to do tyrannical things. I think if there are, yeah, yeah. Why she always wears weird shoes. Um,

00:03:46.120 I think putting her there sort of heals if there are any fractures and I don't think there are,

00:03:52.000 but even if there were, you want to pretend there were fractures in the party, keeping her in a

00:03:56.620 prominent role sort of fixes that, you know? Right. Yeah. No, you're absolutely right about that.

00:04:02.520 And you also spoke about, you were moving on to how, uh, one of the appointees was a lockdown,

00:04:10.720 I guess, uh, no lockdowner. Yeah. Okay. Yes. Yeah. So Mark Holland, Canada's health minister,

00:04:19.040 the, uh, biggest pill pusher in this country. Um, he has decided to not run again. So I don't know,

00:04:27.240 he's definitely not going to spend more time with his family taking road trips. Cause you'll remember

00:04:32.820 he's the crazy guy who stood up in the house of commons and said, Oh, if you want to take road

00:04:36.400 trips with your family, I guess you just want to let the planet burn. I'm like, you guys are just,

00:04:42.380 you guys have the longest commutes in the entire country. If you're a liberal MP from BC, you'd like

00:04:47.980 go across the country twice a week. So I'm not taking lessons from these people. Mark Holland's not

00:04:53.740 running again, but the person who was appointed health minister, uh, her name escapes me. Of

00:05:00.420 course, uh, Kamal Kara, she's the Brampton MP. She got in trouble during the pandemic. Cause remember

00:05:09.120 Justin Trudeau said in December of 2020, you could not have Christmas. If you had Christmas, you were

00:05:14.320 a bad citizen and you were murdering grandparents, but Kamal Kara said, okay, that's okay. I won't have

00:05:19.660 Canadian Christmas break. I'm going to go to Seattle. So that's what she did. So she is somebody

00:05:24.360 who doesn't respect the liberals, uh, pandemic restrictions. Now I'm somebody who doesn't

00:05:29.700 respect the liberals pandemic restrictions, but she was a part of a government that brought them in.

00:05:35.340 So there's a different level of, uh, hypocrisy there. Uh, and, and there's also no Alberta minister.

00:05:43.100 So, uh, usually there's a minister for each province if they don't generally elect

00:05:48.600 liberals. Like we don't in Alberta, but there are two liberal MPs. Well, three, if you count Randy

00:05:55.080 Boissoneau, there's two Randys and then one, uh, George Chahal, and there was no Alberta minister,

00:06:00.960 which is odd because Mark Carney keeps telling us that he's from Alberta. And I'm like,

00:06:05.680 I didn't even know that until he started running to be the leader of the country.

00:06:11.400 Yeah. And all of a sudden he's using that card, but as you can see,

00:06:15.200 they're not even included at all. You guys, they're not surprised. He doesn't want the pushback,

00:06:19.840 I guess. I guess. I mean, what's the point? Yeah. Yeah. Like what's the point? There's no

00:06:26.460 point in pretending anymore. Yeah. McGinty stays at, uh, public safety. So chief gun grabber,

00:06:35.000 he's staying at public safety. Rachel Mendian has been moved out of her portfolio at, uh, public safety

00:06:41.720 as a, uh, deputy minister. She was the one who announced the most recent gun grab. Uh, the

00:06:48.200 minister of made for veterans is now Elizabeth Briere. Uh, yeah, I don't know. It's, it's mostly

00:06:57.080 the same very carefully. It's mostly the same, save for three. Yeah. I'll be playing. Okay.

00:07:05.220 Yeah. Yeah. So, so there's that now go ahead.

00:07:12.200 It's like, there's a delay on top of everything, but no, I was just saying, you know, more about

00:07:16.380 the federal stuff. I'm fairly new to politics, like 2020 when the world was falling apart is

00:07:21.780 when I woke up and then I just, you know, I'm learning everything. So some of these people

00:07:26.600 are seasoned, um, that I still have to learn more about.

00:07:29.800 Yeah. Yeah. But you and everybody else woke up in 2020. So don't, don't take that as like a,

00:07:38.200 as a strike against yourself, like you and literally 90% of conservative activists right

00:07:44.380 now all woke up in 2020 and realized something was dangerously, dangerously wrong. And speaking

00:07:51.520 of waking up in 2020, that's when they woke up Mark Carney and said, we need you to be our chief

00:07:56.660 advisor on pandemic spending, which we will never be able to pay for. Um, and, uh, the version of

00:08:05.240 universal basic income called CERB that they brought in, he's the big guy behind that. And then, uh, the

00:08:11.120 freezing of the bank accounts, he's the guy behind that. Um, the invoking of the emergencies act,

00:08:16.680 which ultimately was illegal. Uh, he's the guy behind that. So, um, you're going to get, uh, turbocharged

00:08:23.320 Justin Trudeau. So Justin Trudeau with all, without all the foppest showboating, I guess is what we're

00:08:30.220 going to get the, the undertaker version of Justin Trudeau. Oh my gosh. If he was behind CERB,

00:08:36.180 my family member just got a letter, you know, those letters that were going out saying you have to pay

00:08:40.700 us back things. It's been years. And they just got a letter saying like that they have to pay back

00:08:46.060 like thousands of dollars. Um, meanwhile, there were homeless people and a lot of addicts taking

00:08:52.060 the opportunity of getting it and overdosing because they were shooting up so much at once

00:08:57.100 because of CERB. So yeah, kids living at home, like 18 year olds living at home, parents paying

00:09:04.460 their phone bills and they're getting CERB just because, um, yeah. Now, uh, I would just want to

00:09:13.640 go down Olivia to this statement that, which was required of me to issue this morning from the desk

00:09:21.260 of the president of the independent press gallery, which is me. Um, and I had to issue a statement

00:09:26.140 this morning because the, uh, liberal government enablers in the parliamentary press gallery would

00:09:33.180 not accredit Alexa to attend a nationally newsworthy event. I would even suggest internationally newsworthy

00:09:41.180 event, uh, the swearing in of Mark Carney. So the parliamentary press gallery, which is a cabal

00:09:47.700 of largely government subsidized media outlets, they get together and they collude to keep independent

00:09:54.240 journalists out and they do it fully funded, uh, or I shouldn't say fully funded, but at least

00:10:00.140 funded in part by the house of commons. The speaker gives them their power, grants them their power.

00:10:06.640 Or they even have a government email address. If you're emailing them for press access, it's like

00:10:11.420 at gc.ca. So they are an extension of a government, but these are, uh, other media organizations who say,

00:10:18.580 oh, we're going to make the rules and then keep you out. Yeah. Interesting little game there. They

00:10:25.480 protect their monopoly on access. It's ridiculous. Um, but they emailed Alexa today,

00:10:32.420 late, late, like late in the game, the swearing in was today. Like if you are traveling from far

00:10:40.300 away, which Alexa was she, by the way, she didn't waste her day. You're going to love what she's been

00:10:44.840 up to. Um, but they emailed her and said, oh yeah, by the way, you can't come because you engage the

00:10:52.300 public in the story that you're covering. So anyways, I was like, that's baloney. This is a baloney

00:10:58.320 excuse. You're getting a press release jerks. Uh, so anyways, uh, the independent press gallery,

00:11:05.160 which is the, uh, journalistic organization, which serves as a counterbalance to the cabal of,

00:11:11.280 uh, state funded, uh, news outlets in the parliamentary press gallery.

00:11:17.000 So if you are an independent journalist, go to independent press gallery.ca. Uh, we're working

00:11:22.140 for you. Um, the independent press gallery or IPG condemns the Canadian parliamentary press gallery

00:11:29.240 for blocking independent journalists from covering Mark Carney swearing in at Rideau Hall. Rebel News's

00:11:34.860 accreditation was rejected under hypocritical and politically charged justifications, pushing the,

00:11:40.740 uh, punishing the outlet for being transparent about its biases rather than pretending to be

00:11:46.560 objective like many mainstream media outlets. And I just want to stop right here. I think everybody

00:11:50.920 has their own biases. CBC definitely does. The thing about rebel news is that I tell you like,

00:11:57.020 look, I'm a conservative, I'm a mom, I'm a farmer. I'm, I'm a Christian. So at least, you know,

00:12:02.820 the lens you're getting the news through. Yeah. CBC and everybody else, they pretend to be straight

00:12:09.840 journalists, but they wear their bias on their sleeve. I mean, biases, it's, it's the human condition.

00:12:14.960 We all have our experiences and those, um, they form our worldview. I just don't hide

00:12:20.820 my worldview from you and neither do you, Dre. It's about being honest with the viewer. And I don't

00:12:24.540 think you're stupid that like CBC thinks you're stupid. They think you can't tell that Rosie Barton

00:12:30.680 has heart eyes for Justin Trudeau. Um, let's keep going. And we tell people right away, I just want

00:12:37.840 to add one thing. We tell people right away that we are giving them the other side of the story to

00:12:42.620 the mainstream media. So even though we do tell you both sides, like we literally tell our bias

00:12:48.060 immediately, like, this is what we cover. We fill that gap. Yeah. And we're all different because

00:12:54.060 yeah. Like we're all different. We're all different flavors. Some people say I'm too nice. I should be

00:13:00.540 more like David, but we, that's the thing. They're all like these robots that talk the same, that deliver

00:13:06.780 everything the same. It's really bad. Yeah, it's true. And I actually mentioned that in the, um,

00:13:12.820 in the press release, but yeah, there's, there's a rebel for everybody. Um, meanwhile, PPG accredited

00:13:19.300 outlets routinely take left-wing partisan positions on a range of issues, including the war in Israel,

00:13:25.840 climate change, free speech, oil and gas, parents' rights, the freedom convoy, and gender issues.

00:13:31.080 In a last minute rejection email to Rebel News journalist, Alexa Lavoie, the PPG confirmed Rebel

00:13:36.480 News does report on parliamentary issues, but stated the executive is of the opinion. Oh, okay.

00:13:42.600 I thought opinions were bad, but okay. That Rebel News and its employees are often active

00:13:47.160 participants in those stories rather than observers, reporters, and interpreters. Examples

00:13:52.400 include petitions and fundraising initiatives tied to news stories covered by Rebel News.

00:13:58.100 So I write, editorial opinions have always been part of journalism from newspaper columns to

00:14:04.180 CBC panel discussions. PPG accredited outlets run nightly viewer polls to engage viewers and

00:14:10.500 gauge opinions on issues in a similar fashion to Rebel News petitions and crowdfunding. Furthermore,

00:14:16.460 Alexa Lavoie was recognized as a journalist by the federal court, granting her access to the 2021

00:14:21.400 federal leaders debate. The PPG should respect this precedent and embrace media diversity rather than

00:14:28.340 the death knell of homogeneity, because they are all the same that it's, and that'll, that'll kill

00:14:33.520 them because they're all boring in the same. The IPG calls on the PPG to allow fair access for all

00:14:38.440 journalists, including those challenging government narratives. Canadians deserve a press that holds

00:14:42.800 power accountable, not one that shields it through a protectionist monopoly on access.

00:14:48.720 So by the way, if you are an independent journalist and you just watched me read that and go up one

00:14:54.200 side of the PPG and down the other, and they blocked you, let me know. Reach out to me on X or my email

00:15:00.460 at Sheila at rebelnews.com. I would love to issue a press release on your behalf too.

00:15:06.420 All right. You are firing them out. You're doing such good work there. And it's about time because

00:15:12.380 all of the other organizations have completely ignored what's been happening to independent media

00:15:17.600 while they keep interviewing non-journalist Rachel Gilmore and putting her on the stage to talk about

00:15:24.960 mean tweets. Yeah. Yeah. There's an activist right there. Like I wouldn't even say that Rachel

00:15:31.080 Gilmore is not a journalist. If you do journalism, you're a journalist. She's not anymore is what I

00:15:35.740 mean, but not anymore. Isn't she working for like a company on how to counsel other businesses? Like

00:15:42.520 that's what she was doing. Yeah. But I mean, like if she, if her activist journalism is considered

00:15:49.220 journalism by the mainstream media, then surely ours can be on the flip side as a counter

00:15:54.920 balance. Uh, let's get into now. Alexa Lavoie may have been blocked from the very boring swearing

00:16:00.700 in of Mark Carney. Um, it, it is, uh, it worked out to her benefit because she was out on the streets

00:16:07.860 of Ottawa with the billboard truck. Uh, let's go to Alexa's video. Hey, Alexa Lavoie here in Ottawa

00:16:15.460 with our billboard truck. And today our message is why was Mark Carney hanging out with Gillian

00:16:23.020 Maxwell. Of course, you all saw the photo circulating around of the 2013 music festival where Mark Carney

00:16:36.880 had been seen hanging out with Gillian Maxwell, the convicted sex trafficker. And do you know where

00:16:44.600 I'm standing? I'm actually just in front of the riddle hall where Mark Carney is going to be sworn

00:16:53.100 in a minute. So you can see behind me the gate, they refuse our accreditation. You're probably not

00:17:01.040 surprised, but we are here. Follow us at the Carney files.com. We will show you what the mainstream media

00:17:09.860 I refuse to tell you about Mark Carney. Gorgeous. Absolutely. Go Alexa, go the truck,

00:17:18.600 go the truth. Yeah. You gotta love that. Cause a lot of people don't know about that. They don't

00:17:22.540 know about that picture. And when I first saw it, I was like, okay, is this real? That's the first

00:17:26.620 thing you have to ask. Yeah. And so we've already done that, that hard work for you. So Alexa's out

00:17:31.760 there right outside putting that up. Yeah. Not a good look for Carney. And I think it's fair question

00:17:39.880 to ask. What was his relationship with them? Well, that's exactly why they don't let us in to the

00:17:46.620 press conferences or his media availabilities or previously his campaign events. Now that's reported

00:17:54.340 in the Daily Mail, like the world's largest or most widely distributed publication. So it's not some

00:18:01.560 fringe theory. You would think that the mainstream media would ask these questions. Carney knows they

00:18:07.960 won't. So they get in and we don't. It's almost like the blackface photos of Justin Trudeau. It had

00:18:14.540 to be broken by American media before these Canadian journalists even bothered to talk about it. This is the

00:18:20.180 same thing over and over again. They're going to, as I say, protect the leader to protect their monopoly

00:18:26.100 on access. It's their business model. Well, it's also like what I think was Rebel News before my time,

00:18:32.700 what I think was the first reason that we were banned from the debate. And that was after former

00:18:37.880 colleague Kian Bexty and David Menzies had asked Trudeau about the rumors that were swirling from his high

00:18:46.580 school teaching career. No journalist would ask that. And there was valid questions to be asked.

00:18:51.620 For example, why did he leave so abruptly? What kind of teacher needs lawyers to write your letter

00:18:56.840 when you quit a teaching job? And that was one of the fearless questions that Rebel News, I remember you

00:19:02.560 guys asked before I was a part of it. So yeah, that's why we have to sue to get into the debate.

00:19:09.380 Yeah. And the leaders debates are coming up and we're already gearing up because we've sued last

00:19:19.040 minute to get in twice and it worked. Our lawyers beat Justin Trudeau's entire Justice Department

00:19:24.760 and we'll do it again. Third time's the charm. Let's rumble, Mark Carney. Okay, now let's go to

00:19:31.900 Justin Trudeau. Be prepared, everybody. This will be breathless and gross.

00:19:39.340 Are you going to make me watch one of his goodbye videos? Oh my God.

00:19:42.860 No, I'm not. I'm not. I'm just going to read his tweet. I made Tamara watch a goodbye video

00:19:50.300 yesterday and I described it as a hobo licking the inside of your ear. So Justin Trudeau says,

00:19:57.500 thank you, Canada, for trusting in me, for challenging me and for granting me the privilege

00:20:01.560 to serve the best country and the best people on earth. I feel like this is the first time he's

00:20:06.360 ever talked nice about us. I say this on the stream all the time. Trump talks so nicely about

00:20:12.260 Canadians, the people. He says, you know, like we're beloved, that he cherishes us, that we're

00:20:17.460 beautiful. And I feel like we've never really heard anybody talk about that, about us that way

00:20:25.080 in the last 10 years. Oh, Sheila. Are you okay? It's true. We've just got it. I'll live. But I'm

00:20:30.920 really kind of tired of like Justin Trudeau, the guy who like wrote off everybody who didn't vote for

00:20:36.220 him as a Nazi fringe radical. We're sexist. We're extremists. And should there really be a place for

00:20:45.700 us in society? Well, what are you going to do? What are you just going to launch us into this? Yeah.

00:20:50.780 Should we be tolerated? Should we be launched into the surface of the sun? Like what you froze

00:20:55.060 people's bank accounts because they honked at you. And now he says we're the best people on earth.

00:21:00.980 I don't know. And that we challenged him. Oh my gosh. He didn't care about anything. Anybody who

00:21:07.880 opposed him, like he was just so smug. He'd always do that, like wave like this when everybody's yelling

00:21:13.980 at him and he's just like, he could care less. Or there's nobody there. Or there was nobody there.

00:21:19.860 Like there were times where he was like waving on the tarmac and then somebody took a photo the

00:21:24.260 other way and it's like completely empty. Yeah. Oh my gosh. I'm so happy to not see him. But then

00:21:31.100 I'm so worried. Like, I never thought I'd be in the position to actually want him to hang on longer.

00:21:36.460 Obviously, I would have preferred him face off with Pierre Paulyev. So this, it was a weird moment

00:21:42.240 when he actually resigned. I'm like, I'm not as happy. I thought that I would be out banging pots

00:21:47.680 and pans when he officially did it. Yeah. It wasn't that. It's not ending. I thought it would

00:21:52.460 be like, we go to an election. We get to show Trudeau the door. Canadians get to send him the message

00:22:00.180 that they've been wanting to send him for years now. And he even took that from us. Like he took away

00:22:07.500 our freedoms. He taxed us to death. And then he took away our ability to send him the message that he

00:22:12.140 so rightly deserves. Of course. Same. Do we have the, we just showed Justin Trudeau pretending to like

00:22:20.160 fake cry in the governor general's office. Like gross, like be a man. Like I can't, just such a

00:22:29.180 repulsive thing for me as a woman to see this kind of stuff. Like it just so gross. But there,

00:22:36.580 yeah, there's a photo of, I think it was Justin Trudeau standing in front of the empty cupboards

00:22:44.940 in his house in Rideau Cottage. Do we have that one? And I was like, was he looking for his water

00:22:53.160 bottle, drink bottle thingy or whatever? Drink box, water bottle sort of thing. Yeah. Maybe he was

00:22:59.360 looking for that. Thank you. No, I was like, what a perfect, uh, metaphor for how he left Canada

00:23:07.440 just with the cupboards bare, you know, that should be it. Trudeau leaves Canada with the cupboards

00:23:14.340 bare. It looks like he was trying to take every last thing he could out of the place. Just was not

00:23:19.500 a great photo to take. Yeah. Oh my goodness. Uh, do we have a ad? I thought I saw. Nope. Do we have

00:23:29.820 a Rebel News ad? And remember everybody watching, feel free to chime in. I know you have things to

00:23:36.620 say about Trudeau leaving. So let us know in the chat. Yeah, please.

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00:25:02.160 All right, let's get into a story closer to home for DREA. The NDP government there is losing its

00:25:16.740 marbles and doing exactly what totalitarians do in a time of crisis. Tell us about it.

00:25:23.520 Well, this is all too familiar of the start of the tyranny we saw in the COVID area.

00:25:28.720 Vaughn Palmer with the Vancouver Sun is calling the NDP's power grab, the new proposed law,

00:25:35.780 Bill 7, to be that it is going to give unprecedented power to Premier David Eby in the name of fighting

00:25:44.000 Trump tariffs. So he says that it is more far-reaching than anything we've seen since

00:25:49.700 the War Measures Act, starting right here in British Columbia. So Premier David Eby responded to the

00:25:56.460 Trump tariff threat, remember, threat, Thursday, with legislation to allow the NDP cabinet to override

00:26:03.500 all provincial laws, regulations, authorities, and even the legislature itself. It's very scary.

00:26:13.500 In extraordinary times, we need extraordinary powers. Where have we heard this language before?

00:26:19.420 Eby told the reporters. He is right about the powers in the bill being extraordinary. In 41 years of

00:26:27.500 covering B.C. government, Palmer says he's never seen anything like this before. So he says it would

00:26:34.180 give the NDP cabinet the power to make regulations broadly, which is the term they use in the press

00:26:41.240 release, supporting the economy of B.C. and Canada, which might well cover darn near anything. We're talking

00:26:48.380 taxation and they're using these cozy words like sustainability and, of course, really playing up

00:26:55.460 the threat as the reason for the emergency that it is needed. We'll throw to a clip and then I want to

00:27:00.940 talk a bit more. But here's Eby justifying it. Premier, the last part of this bill seems to give you

00:27:08.860 extraordinary powers to do a lot of different things without the legislature. And I'm wondering

00:27:15.020 why you can't just do them through the legislature. Keep it running. Get it done. You've got a majority

00:27:22.160 government. And when you say we're not going to be at the whim of one man at the White House,

00:27:26.220 have we not set up a system here where the government's sort of at the whim of you and that

00:27:30.940 he's going to be signing executive orders in the Oval Office and then we flip to you signing

00:27:34.360 executive orders in the Premier's office and two democratic systems are bypassed for leaders'

00:27:42.060 orders? Yeah, not at all, Rob. The bill actually requires these orders and counsel, these regulations

00:27:50.400 to come to the legislature, to be ratified by the legislature. It also as a whole sunsets within a

00:27:57.720 two-year period. Two years? The scenario I want to invite people to consider is one in which the

00:28:07.580 United States rips up the Columbia River Treaty and shuts off access to the common entitlement of

00:28:16.180 electricity between Washington State and Canada. We will have to take some pretty dramatic actions in a

00:28:23.220 very short period of time. We, you know, it's crucial that whatever the emergency is that the

00:28:32.880 president incurs upon Canada in an effort to damage us, that we're able to respond quickly to minimize

00:28:38.360 the damage. We see this as emergency legislation. This is not everyday legislation. This is not routine

00:28:44.540 legislation. This is an emergency situation where we need legislative authority. We need government

00:28:49.500 authority to do something quickly to minimize damage to the economy, to people, and an unpredictable

00:28:54.680 action from an unpredictable president. Okay, so many things to say. First, he repeatedly refers to

00:29:02.780 the threat of the tariffs from Trump and doesn't refer to China's active tariffs that are affecting our

00:29:11.980 fishermen. Second, I heard you say it about Ontario. And farmers. And farmers. Second, he mentions

00:29:18.480 what Doug Ford did to the Americans. And Trump, if you saw what he said, he's like, they're affecting

00:29:24.360 the electricity. Like, you can't do that. That affects lives. It could actually lead to people

00:29:28.720 dying. And here he is using something one of our own premiers did as worst case scenario that hasn't

00:29:35.200 happened from America, but instead happened from Canada to America, or was about to, as the example of

00:29:42.300 why he needs these broad sweeping powers to be bestowed upon him. After he said that, the Attorney

00:29:50.100 General, Nikki Sharma got up there, and she's like, oh, don't worry. It's not for long term. It's just,

00:29:57.580 it's only until, like, I think she said May 24th or something like that, towards the end of May.

00:30:02.120 Well, where have we heard that before? They're going to keep, you know, saying that there's an emergency.

00:30:06.500 Yeah, it's a two week thing. Like, I cannot believe this. And I hope Canadians, British

00:30:11.700 Colombians are not going to fall from it anymore. And she says, don't worry, it's just till end of

00:30:16.580 May. He just said, it's two years. And in another part, he says, it's going to be four years that

00:30:22.060 we're going to have to deal with this because Trump's in power. This is insane. May I have

00:30:26.300 permission to go a little bit conspiracy theorist on this? Dear editor and Sheila Gunn-Reed.

00:30:31.520 Yes, all the way. What if this is just the beginning of the pot about to be boiled? David

00:30:38.560 E.V. is just putting the water in so the frogs can get comfy with this language about this terror

00:30:43.820 threat being such an emergency, the big bad Trump, and we must go ahead and do this so that, you know,

00:30:50.040 more premiers start doing it. Eventually, Mark Carney does it. Oh, I think the pot is already

00:30:57.380 simmering. It was simmering since 2020, when they use this exact same language to lock us in our

00:31:03.820 houses over a disease that was not as bad as they said it was, and then force us into receiving

00:31:11.560 medications we didn't want so that you could inoculate yourself against unemployment and

00:31:18.260 depression. So this is not just like we're putting water in the pot and we're putting the flame

00:31:24.300 underneath. It's already there. Society is primed for this, and they already know now who they can

00:31:32.060 control and who they can't. And they used language, a sunset clause. All that means is that by the time

00:31:41.440 we hit the sunset clause, we have to renew. Yeah. So this could go on indefinitely. They're not putting

00:31:47.700 a hard stop on this. She says till May. He says till two years. Then they say till four years. But don't

00:31:53.300 worry, there's a sunset clause built in. All that sunset clause means is, well, we can we must go

00:31:59.540 back and renew our emergency powers for the emergency before that time. That's all that means. It doesn't

00:32:07.060 mean that that's like the the ripcord where this ends. That's not it at all. We've lived through this

00:32:14.040 before. I got to give some credit to I believe that was Rob Shaw who asked the question from Czech

00:32:18.840 news. I'm certainly not a fan of Czech news, but that was an excellent question. He basically said,

00:32:23.680 how are you any different than Trump? You're giving yourself all this power so you can act. I mean,

00:32:29.680 this is going to have power over industries. People could be compelled to do things that they don't

00:32:35.900 want to do. And of course, you have the opposition leader speaking out about it. Everybody is at least

00:32:42.780 calling it for what it is immediately, which is not what we saw, of course, when this type of

00:32:48.880 language first happened with COVID. So that's something, I suppose. Yeah. And I said yesterday

00:32:55.260 on the live stream, David Eby should check himself before he wrecks himself. Because what you see

00:32:59.980 happening right now with the Panama Canal and Trump saying like, look, the amount of force we use against

00:33:07.040 Panama depends on how quickly they'll do what we want them to do. So they want them to crack down on

00:33:14.680 whatever China's up to down there. But the point of it all is the Panama Canal was paid for by the

00:33:22.600 Americans. And so they want to exert some control over it. And the language they use is very specific.

00:33:31.040 They basically say, we will use the military if Panama is uncooperative. Now, the reason this

00:33:38.980 should be on David Eby's radar, and he should quit running his mouth a little bit, is because the

00:33:44.480 Alaska Highway was built by the Americans, runs right through BC, supposed to connect Alaska to the lower

00:33:51.960 49, 48, I guess, before you take Hawaii out of the mix. They paid for it. And now David Eby is musing

00:34:00.440 about slap, not musing. He said he's going to bring in legislation to slap tariffs on American goods

00:34:05.680 going through British Columbia. What do you think the Americans are going to do if he does that?

00:34:11.760 Look to Panama. I'm going to have to flee to Alberta. But Elon Musk did come out and comment on this. He

00:34:19.480 shared a clip of David Eby saying this with one word saying crazy. Obviously, Rebel News is going to do

00:34:26.220 what we do and tackle this. So I'm going to be doing a video and everything. But we've already

00:34:30.940 got the petition set up if you want to go to the site right now and just jump on that. And that

00:34:35.700 website is called StopEby'sPowerGrab.com. Again, that's StopEby'sPowerGrab.com. Sign that. We're going to

00:34:45.180 get the petition out to the leaders. This needs to be voted down. It was introduced. So there's still a

00:34:51.300 chance it could be voted down. But let's not forget how pretty Eby and the NDPs are sitting

00:34:56.860 right now, right? So you had Eby basically give all of his MLAs a, actually, yes, give all of his

00:35:03.340 MLAs a raise even before they got to work for us, making it harder to make the right decision,

00:35:08.280 especially if you're a soulless socialist. Then he gives them this long vacation. They just get into

00:35:13.920 the legislature. This is one of the first things he does. But he didn't say this until just after he

00:35:20.140 secured and made it official, that partnership that he has with the Green Party. So they're

00:35:25.720 really, opposition or not, I mean, it's pretty obvious you're going to have Rustag conservatives.

00:35:30.860 Yeah, they're in chaos. You're going to have the Rustag conservatives and the true blue trio,

00:35:35.700 as I've coined them. Independents obviously push against this. But the Green Party and those new

00:35:42.800 highly paid MLAs with the NDP, it's not looking good.

00:35:46.820 Yeah, we've seen what the federal Green Party leader has to say about it. Liz May is right

00:35:54.580 off her rocker on Trump stuff. And it's weird because she's American. But that's okay. She

00:36:02.500 was born in the United States, but whatever. Let's quickly finish up on two quick videos on this.

00:36:10.600 Um, we've got, uh, a video from foreign affairs minister, uh, Melanie Joly, who remains at foreign

00:36:21.240 affairs, which is disappointing, uh, saying Canada's sovereignty is not up for debate. Uh, and this is

00:36:29.560 to, uh, Marco Rubio, who is in Canada right now for the G7 foreign ministers meetings in Quebec. So,

00:36:40.320 uh, stop being so confrontational with the Americans. And she's done a terrible job on

00:36:46.320 this. Um, and it's only going to get worse because apparently Carney has confidence in her.

00:36:53.840 What I said to, uh, the secretary, uh, is Canada's, Canada's sovereignty is not up to debate period.

00:37:00.800 There's no, there's no argument. There's no conversation about it. There's no need to talk

00:37:05.840 about it. You're here. You respect us. You respect our sovereignty. You're in our country. You respect

00:37:11.200 our people. Period.

00:37:14.160 Unless you're an oligarch with the WEF,

00:37:18.400 then our sovereignty doesn't matter at all. Like, what do you want me to sign?

00:37:21.760 Like, yeah. Yeah. And they can just stop with this. Like they don't respect

00:37:28.400 your P our people. Uh, no, I get completely that the Trump administration does not respect

00:37:35.040 the Yahoo's currently occupying cabinet posts in Ottawa. I get that. I don't respect them either.

00:37:40.480 Um, we saw how Howard Lutnant talked about Doug Ford also the other day, some guy in Ottawa is what he

00:37:46.960 called them. There's zero respect headed towards the liberals out of the Trump administration.

00:37:52.080 Completely get that. But don't lump me in with the rest of them, Melanie Jolie.

00:37:55.760 I think Trump loves us. Trump loves us and respects us in a way that the liberals never have. So don't

00:38:02.000 say you'll respect our people. I feel like the Trump administration respects us just fine. Um, yeah.

00:38:08.720 I don't like this idea that they're the great defenders.

00:38:11.440 It's well, they certainly haven't been for years now, but I think that Trump is definitely America

00:38:17.680 first. And so to the degree he cares about us, I'm not sure it's America first and that's the way it

00:38:23.280 should be. But you're right. He gives us more respect and then calls out the crap that we needed

00:38:28.240 to be called out. For example, naming PC is one of the worst offenders when it comes to the border

00:38:32.960 crisis because of the fentanyl. He's calling it like it is. Whereas you have the people in our own

00:38:38.240 country, not calling out what matters like the carbon tax going up in the 19th. It's all this

00:38:42.880 threats of terrorists or on the, sorry, on April 1st.

00:38:47.840 Um, do we have that video from Marco Rubio today?

00:38:52.800 Respond. I think he's responding to Melanie Jolie. That's the video I want to get to next. And then

00:38:57.840 we'll get into some more woke nonsense. Uh, Marco Rubio in case, this is, uh, uh,

00:39:05.440 uh, F front posted it in the chat. This is the one. Yeah. Let's hear it.

00:39:10.080 I understand why the Canadians are taking such umbrage at, uh, these, these comments coming

00:39:16.160 from the president. Is that something she's the Canadian government has made their position,

00:39:22.000 how they feel about it. Clear. The president has made his argument as to why he thinks Canada

00:39:26.160 would be better off joining the United States from for economic purposes. There's a disagreement

00:39:31.200 between the president's position and the position of the Canadian government. I don't think that's a

00:39:34.560 a mystery coming in and it wasn't a topic of conversation because that's not what the summit

00:39:38.240 was about. That was very direct. Good. Well, also he just goes completely opposite of what

00:39:47.760 Jolie said. Jolie said, Oh, I told them straight to his face that you must respect our country and

00:39:53.680 our sovereignty. And there's no discussion and respect our people. And he's like, uh, didn't even come up.

00:39:59.040 Yeah. Who's telling the truth here. I bet it's Marco Rubio. He's like, yeah. He's like,

00:40:08.080 there's clearly a disagreement between the Canadians and the president, but that wasn't a topic of

00:40:12.560 discussion for us. So yeah. Okay. And he answered that pretty smoothly and quickly. It's just,

00:40:18.400 oh my gosh, without knowing that question was coming to you. So, well, I'm sure he anticipated it

00:40:24.640 for sure. Um, let's get into the woke nonsense of British Columbia, which is, uh, again, we could,

00:40:32.000 just could be an entire show. Woke nonsense of BC, uh, woke Abbotsford school board censors two

00:40:40.640 trustees. Why? Cause these fellas thought that guys shouldn't play in women's sports.

00:40:47.600 Absolutely. Like right after Trump signed the executive order, um, to shield women from males

00:40:56.080 in their sports, um, Jared white, who's on the right side on the screen, put out a Facebook post

00:41:02.080 and he basically said, common sense is returning. And he applauded that. And then the colleague on the

00:41:07.640 left, which is, uh, Abbotsford school trustee, uh, Mike Rauch liked it and commented. I have not seen

00:41:14.080 the comment because he did take it down. Um, but commented and for those thought crimes,

00:41:20.000 that is when all, you know, of course the Wokeys came after him. The, of course the Abbotsford union

00:41:27.040 came after both of them demanding for the board to go ahead and not only censure them, but censure them

00:41:33.880 so that they would be barred from attending any events where their students. So essentially because

00:41:39.600 these men want to have safer and more fair, uh, athletic opportunities and experiences for women,

00:41:50.840 females have to be careful because we're still on censorious YouTube. So I'm pausing to make sure

00:41:55.700 I don't get us nuked completely. Um, but because they took a stand for women and girls, they're

00:42:01.400 essentially being treated like they're pedos or something like that. They're being barred from the

00:42:07.180 students. And it's just disgusting. So of course, what did the board do? The Abbotsford board went

00:42:13.200 ahead and did exactly that censured them. So they're censured, um, at least until a month or so.

00:42:20.620 And Mike Rauch did go ahead and put out an apology. It was a little bit of a, you know, when you say

00:42:26.540 like, I apologize, you think I hurt your feelings kind of thing. It was a little bit like that, where it

00:42:32.960 was like, I apologize for, you know, taking a stand for girls' rights, but he did apologize.

00:42:39.260 Whereas Jared White, on the other hand, is standing firm. He says right there, um, is somewhere there,

00:42:44.940 I have his direct quotes. Um, but if you scroll down, look at the article, he says like, he's

00:42:49.940 standing firm. He will not be apologizing for this. Um, he's a, I think he has three daughters as well.

00:42:55.500 So he's going ahead and taking a stand for that. And just, this is not the first time we've seen the

00:43:01.100 Abbotsford go ahead and counsel people. I included the fact that this is the exact same board,

00:43:06.500 uh, quite interestingly, because the same trustees that are speaking out and getting in trouble

00:43:11.200 are part of the board that, uh, actually voted to fire a high school teacher, Abbotsford high school

00:43:18.540 teacher, Jim McMurtry for him correctly teaching kids that, Hey, if that claim that 215 kids remains

00:43:28.260 were found at the former Campbell's residential school is true. We now, of course, know it's not,

00:43:32.820 but he claimed if it's true during the time, uh, that the claim had come out, it, you know,

00:43:38.280 most of those kids most likely died from things like tuberculosis. Well, gas, that was such an

00:43:43.520 offense. He got literally carried or pulled out of class and was never back for years. And they voted

00:43:49.220 to get rid of him, uh, for that. And now it's kind of come to a different issue where we see

00:43:54.400 that's what happens in Canada. And these trustees who, you know, did vote to fire him are now under

00:44:01.020 fire themselves for, I guess, where their line is that they're not willing to cross, especially

00:44:05.860 Mr. White. Uh, that's, uh, interesting because, you know, these people often try to feed the

00:44:15.680 crocodile, hoping it eats you last, but the crocodile always gets hungry. And so these guys find themselves

00:44:22.400 in the same position they put somebody else. I hope they learned something. Um, it's kind of,

00:44:27.960 it's, it's sad, but sometimes people have to learn things the hard way. However, that doesn't make

00:44:33.300 what's happening to them. Right. Um, also out of BC, BC college finds nurse guilty, nurse guilty of

00:44:44.140 professional misconduct over gender views. This is Amy ham. Uh, people know her. We love her. She's a

00:44:52.220 journalist and a nurse. Um, and her governing body, the BC college of nurses and midwives ruled that

00:44:59.620 Amy, a registered nurse and a journalist committed quote, professional misconduct for what expressing

00:45:07.320 her Jews on sex and gender in published articles and public advocacy. So this goes, she's been just

00:45:14.800 like dragged for five years, almost now. Yeah. She writes actually one of my millennial national

00:45:21.860 posts, Redux story. No, you go, you know, the story better than me. I just wrote it up yesterday.

00:45:26.440 No, no, no. I was just going to say one of my very first reports was racing out when I had heard

00:45:31.380 there was the I heart JK Rowling billboard. And that's where this all started. Actually it went

00:45:36.420 up, um, in Vancouver, Burnaby intersection on the cusp of that. And it was only up for, I don't

00:45:43.040 remember the exact time, but like maybe three hours max. And I got out there and that's when I first met

00:45:47.840 her. That's when I first met billboard. Chris, if you guys have been following these issues, you know

00:45:52.260 who both of them are and, um, you know, city councilor, uh, Sarah Kirby young put in a complaint and that

00:45:59.560 was taken down so fast, but the, her nightmare, that's when it began. She had people who were

00:46:05.520 never her patients, just these activists, uh, that we know come after you when you're first born,

00:46:12.020 when you do these types of things, um, putting complaints to her college against her. And for

00:46:17.020 that, she has been professionally persecuted for years and her hearing, like her hearing was almost

00:46:23.980 two years ago. I think that it began. And then of course it gets stressed out and things like that.

00:46:28.100 Like it's just been a nightmare for her. She's had threats of being words. I can't say, um, on a

00:46:34.200 live stream on YouTube and threats of harm to her family while this is all happening. And the whole

00:46:39.000 time she has stood very strong in her principled, uh, arguments such as males should not be in women's

00:46:46.740 rape shelters or, uh, women's prisons. Like, um, you know, that male Tara DeSouza, who trans-identified,

00:46:56.640 you know, I don't even know if I could say this either, but into a women's prison in Abbotsford that has a

00:47:02.220 maternity program. So there's children in there and, uh, he's done some horrific things you can imagine to

00:47:08.080 babies. So these are the, the principled stances that she takes on behalf of safe, safe, safe, um,

00:47:17.000 sex-based spaces. And this is what happens to her in the nursing profession with these tribunals that

00:47:23.520 we see keep failing society over and over. Yeah. I mean, this is exactly, or at least

00:47:29.960 sort of what happened to Jordan Peterson, where people who were not his patients were making

00:47:35.160 complaints to the professional body. And then the process really is the punishment. This has been

00:47:39.380 five years of Amy's life, five years. She's a mom. She works hard. She's like the rest of us got bills

00:47:46.000 to pay. She's out there fighting, like you said, for sex-based rights. Um, but Amy is a fighter and

00:47:51.980 she says the fight isn't over and she'll always fight for free speech and women's sex-based rights.

00:47:56.760 She'll have more to say in the future. And even in this, the professional body sort of contradicted

00:48:02.460 themselves. So Amy is right. She argued, none of this has any bearing on the work that I do as a

00:48:10.560 nurse. It doesn't make me a bad nurse. So stop it. Um, uh, they found her guilty of professional

00:48:17.880 conduct for her published writings and advocacy work. So she, it wasn't like she was writing in the

00:48:22.860 BC nurses journal, which wasn't writing in one of their publications. She's writing in the national

00:48:28.920 post. Um, and frankly, the only reason we know she's a nurse is because these people complained.

00:48:34.840 I wouldn't know she's a nurse. I would just think she's a journalist. Um, the college determined,

00:48:40.720 this is where it gets like hypocritical. The college determined that most of her personal social media

00:48:46.820 posts were not sufficiently tied to her work to warrant additional findings of misconduct. So

00:48:52.220 how is she guilty of professional misconduct, but also not guilty of professional misconduct

00:48:58.900 otherwise? And the other thing that's so injustice, it doesn't say who made these complaints about you.

00:49:05.860 You don't get to know who actually just destroyed your life over the last five years, right? It could

00:49:11.260 be your neighbor. In this case, it obviously wasn't, but they get to say whatever the heck they want to

00:49:16.820 say and put you through this witch hunt and, uh, no accountability for even who they are. One little

00:49:23.740 moment, um, you know, uh, that I know she appreciates is, I don't know if you caught this, but, uh, it's

00:49:30.600 kind of fun. JK Rowling around Christmas time actually bought her, I think it was a Gucci, but a

00:49:37.100 designer purse around $5,000. Just cause Amy, Amy put up a picture saying like something like I, you know,

00:49:43.880 I love this purse wish I could have it. I don't remember what she said. And JK Rowling for everything

00:49:48.500 she's gone through just said, it's yours for Christmas. And she bought it and sent it to her.

00:49:54.620 So, um, you know, the thing is as far when, when we see this all the time, when these people get

00:50:00.140 persecuted for taking the stand for what's right, the message gets out way further. And that's what

00:50:07.000 these radical, uh, rabid activists don't get. They're actually making the message get out to way more

00:50:13.800 people. If they didn't make a big deal, people would have drove by the sign and half of them

00:50:18.040 wouldn't even understand what it meant. They'd be like, yeah, Harry Potter Brooks were great. Like,

00:50:21.620 you know, but then you go, Oh, that's what it means. So, which, uh, you know, cause JK Rowling

00:50:27.960 shares the same type of views, of course, on this issue. Yeah. It's, it's the activists on the other

00:50:34.700 side that propelled Bill Borkris into stardom and fame. They're the ones who actually propelled Jordan

00:50:40.540 Peterson into an international sensation. Uh, it's the Streisand effect. Uh, when you try to hide

00:50:48.940 something and stop people from looking at it, as was the case with Barbara Streisand's house,

00:50:53.600 she complained that there was a picture of her house circling around. So then now everybody knows

00:50:57.980 what her house looks like. And it was such a dumb idea for her to like, try to get this picture of

00:51:03.000 her house censored and that everyone is like, I want to see it then. What is this thing you don't want

00:51:07.540 me to see it? Exactly. So they'll never learn. They'll never learn. And, and that is, uh, if you

00:51:15.180 have a Christian worldview, that's the Lord using all things, isn't it? Even the bad for his purposes.

00:51:22.160 Uh, we've got one more story. Uh, this is from the Toronto sun, Toronto council adding an unelected

00:51:31.340 member based on race. Toronto mayor, Olivia Chow's office embraces the idea of creating an indigenous

00:51:38.640 member of council. Who picks them? I don't know. Uh, what the heck? Like that's, that's the title.

00:51:48.780 Is that what you're saying? Yeah. So adding unelected member based on race. So it, oh my gosh,

00:51:56.820 this is bad. I shouldn't be surprised. So now it's not about your, your constituents electing

00:52:03.340 it. It's just about your race. Wow. Uh, one counselor said this place is out of control.

00:52:12.320 He's going to be called a residential school denier in a moment here.

00:52:16.400 Yeah. It's a plan that is, they say it's a plan that came out of the city's Aboriginal

00:52:21.800 Affairs Advisory Committee, which reports to the mayor and proposed council. So a hand selected

00:52:28.300 committee of busy bodies are going to now advise that this person, this position exists, and then

00:52:36.960 probably play a strong hand in selecting that person, which would just be an extra counselor

00:52:43.320 who agrees with the mayor. This is when you ask if we're a real country, like how does this even,

00:52:50.540 how do you even say this out loud, uh, with all seriousness, um, as if this is a thing that

00:52:58.740 Toronto needs to be concerned about? Uh, have you been to Toronto lately? It's housing is out of

00:53:06.300 control. Traffic is a nightmare, homelessness, drug addiction, crime shootings. Which one do you want

00:53:14.540 me to talk about this week? Like people going into bars and just spraying bullets around.

00:53:19.960 I feel like the mayor has other things that she needs to deal with. Oh, and how dare I forget

00:53:25.900 this one? The rampant antisemitism, the Islamist police and their podcast. Uh, I feel like the

00:53:34.920 mayor has bigger fish to fry, but this is part of a broader issue that happens in left-wing governments.

00:53:41.660 Um, and I know this because our friends in Australia, our Australian team covered this

00:53:46.680 quite closely, the voice to parliament in Australia. And it was basically this, um, there

00:53:53.520 would be an, an exclusively indigenous voice to parliament. They called it whatever that would

00:54:01.000 look like at the end of the day. I don't know, but it would basically have a role to play in

00:54:07.280 parliament, not elected completely based on race. And, uh, this is the same thing. And that

00:54:14.060 was rejected in Australia, in Australia of all places. So let's hope Toronto does the same.

00:54:22.620 Well, and governments already have advisors for all of these types of things, right? Like they

00:54:27.220 already have, you know, select groups of people that consult with and advocate for their different

00:54:33.500 communities. Like there's literally no need to do this. Stop being so lazy. You want to get elected,

00:54:38.020 go, go campaign, put in the work. Yeah. Like we, if you are indigenous and you want to bring forward

00:54:46.940 indigenous ideas again, you know, like there are, uh, you can form a lobby group, lobby government,

00:54:54.220 or as Drea suggests, just get elected. Then go sit on the, uh, indigenous, whatever they call it,

00:55:00.160 indigenous affairs of the Aboriginal affairs, sit on that panel. Um, that house of commons committee

00:55:06.960 advance these ideas. If you are somebody who cares about this and you're an elected member,

00:55:12.340 meet with indigenous people in the community and you bring your ideas to them. If they're not going

00:55:17.260 to get elected, there are ways to advance these ideas that don't subvert democracy in its most basic

00:55:23.600 form. Not to mention, I highly doubt any banned governments would take anybody from outside of

00:55:31.080 their nation, uh, in the opposite direction. Yeah. Uh, I think that's the, uh, end of the show.

00:55:40.760 I think we got to mostly everything we wanted to talk about. We're a little bit over time because,

00:55:44.620 uh, we started late because we all had, uh, internet catastrophes, technical catastrophes. Well,

00:55:51.300 not all, not me for once, which was, yeah, you did it. Yeah. Do we have any chats, Olivia? I don't

00:55:56.700 see any in the Slack thread. Not today. Okay, great. However, if you do want to support the show

00:56:04.280 and you are watching the recorded version of this, uh, this is past Sheila talking to future viewers.

00:56:10.900 Uh, you can leave a super thanks. That's there, the YouTube paid comment and every little bit help.

00:56:17.140 So if you want to do that, that would be really appreciated. And for those of you who are

00:56:21.120 unable to support us, we understand, uh, this is a very expensive time to be a Canadian,

00:56:27.500 Justin Trudeau and now Mark Carney, pick in your pockets harder than ever before. If you could help

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00:56:39.040 see the information that we talked about today, that is worth its weight in gold. And we so appreciate

00:56:45.620 you for that. And, uh, Drea, I'll just turn the show over to you so you can wrap up.

00:56:49.000 Yes. Yes. Such an important message. And thank you everybody for tuning in. And if you were

00:56:54.760 there from the start, apologies for my dog and my technical issues, issues. Love you guys.

00:57:01.000 And thanks to the producers, everybody behind the scenes. And of course, my lovely host, Sheila Gunn-Reed.

00:57:05.980 Thank you.

Rebel News Podcast - March 14, 2025

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