Rebel News Podcast - REBEL ROUNDUP ｜ Carney says Canada is 'united', U.S. insults our military, Ford sabotaged trade talks

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00:02:56.500 news uh let's get into it lice is safely back at her desk i don't know about the um state of the

00:03:04.360 wasp but i think you know what we're gonna find out together when it's things are yeah i swatted

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00:03:14.240 happen. Good enough. It is wasp season here on the prairies. They're sluggish though because

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00:03:25.340 so vicious at this time of summer. And happy September, everybody. It is September 1st.

00:03:30.940 It is Alberta Day and Saskatchewan's birthday today. We have a lot to celebrate our two

00:03:38.000 we do yes yes we were born twins we were born twins 21 years ago today and then cruelly separated

00:03:46.840 at birth by the federal government yes we were born twins conjoined twins and they turned us

00:03:53.760 into fraternal twins against our will we were to be the province of buffalo we even had our own

00:03:59.320 capital picked out until the federalist laurentian elite said no we might not want them to get too

00:04:06.880 powerful that's too much space too much success we got to break them up and they did they just

00:04:13.240 they drew an arbitrary line down the map with no regard for who is living there

00:04:17.480 ask our dear friends in lloydminster alberta and saskatchewan how uh confederation treated them

00:04:24.920 on the day of our birth um let's get into the news last night if you were watching rebel news

00:04:32.300 you would know that the Liberals won three by-elections. Now, if you watch the pundits

00:04:37.940 in the mainstream media, they're telling you that this is a sign of the times,

00:04:42.800 but the Conservatives were not to win any of these. The only one that had been a Conservative

00:04:49.480 riding, and even then it wasn't in play, was Chikoudami in Quebec. But the Liberals took

00:04:56.660 care of that when they ran a dairy cartel farmer in it um as their liberal candidate the other one

00:05:03.720 uh beaches in toronto and then uh kaplan or north vancouver though vancouver liberal operative

00:05:13.300 through and through canada 2020 guy um a pmo insider they ran him there um he was also the

00:05:23.080 chief of staff director of communications I forget but it doesn't really matter

00:05:28.780 for Gregor Robertson before that when he was the mayor of Vancouver super super well connected to

00:05:35.460 the liberal party super well connected if you think the liberals have any plan on fixing the

00:05:39.900 housing crisis they don't they just elected the guy who was instrumental in Gregor Robertson

00:05:46.460 causing the housing crisis in vancouver um beaches east york's 10 via shana was he was

00:05:55.260 nate erskine smith's office manager in his constituency office so no change there very um

00:06:01.940 uh a very uh european nobility style of uh picking the next success for successor here

00:06:12.060 where it's just okay we're gonna pick the guy who comes next and then um i forget the gentleman's

00:06:19.180 name um he was the head of the quebec dairy farmers and so he was riding high on an anti-american

00:06:25.860 sentiment there brayden kayley is the uh canada 2020 well-connected guy who's in north vancouver

00:06:31.880 capilano um and then uh of course chikudmi that they have the dairy cartel guy so anti-american

00:06:39.580 sentiment um he coasted to victory there but the conservatives were not expected to win any of

00:06:45.920 these so i don't think it says really anything um i do i do think it was slightly opportunistic

00:06:53.080 especially in chikuta me to pay off the conservative mp who was there with a senate seat

00:07:01.160 in the middle of a trade war and then put a dairy farmer in as your candidate that was pretty um

00:07:08.400 that's convenient isn't it convenient for the libs yeah yeah so we've got um mark carney saying

00:07:16.100 it's a great time to be a liberal yeah i mean would be nice though if it were good for everybody

00:07:20.560 else i mean that's the point of governing the country it would be amazing if if that statement

00:07:25.360 were it's a good time to to be canadian and it's not that's the crazy thing is he points out the

00:07:32.020 obvious there he says you know he he uses his inside voice outside there it's a great time to

00:07:37.240 liberal well yeah you get richly rewarded for for your contributions don't you yeah like it just

00:07:43.400 seems as though you have no accountability for any of your actions over these last 10 years and yet

00:07:48.400 you're still bragging about it how you're working the system how awesome it's a great time to be a

00:07:53.220 liberal we've got a clip here carney said the message is clear following three liberal wins

00:07:58.000 in monday night's by elections canadians are united uh the message from canadians i think is

00:08:05.360 clear uh they've given their support more than 50 percent in each of these ridings uh to the

00:08:11.620 government's plan uh and i think that's because canadians are united and canadians are ready

00:08:16.560 we've been buying canadian we've been visiting canada we've been reinforcing our strength here

00:08:21.140 at home uh and diversifying our partnerships abroad that's been the plan of this government

00:08:26.080 since the start uh we've been putting in place it's working still early days but it's working

00:08:31.660 we're growing jobs at four times the rate of the united states what is he talking about you guys

00:08:37.460 have been in power 11 years he said we've been visiting canada well i'm just surprised to see

00:08:41.680 him back on canadian soil for once you know his tuscan tan i have to say his tuscan tan is

00:08:48.140 impeccable he's just back from the eu how nice of him to visit canada to you know visiting canada

00:08:55.280 grace us with his presence but but they're buying into the government plan like these areas you're

00:09:00.940 saying these constituencies are buying into the government plan i think that says it all you vote

00:09:06.240 liberal you get liberal bucks and that's what these that's what these areas continue to do i

00:09:11.160 mean it's more rewarding their friends uh their friends and close buddies than anything well and

00:09:17.000 quebec just got that huge shipbuilding contract uh about a week and a half ago lots of money

00:09:24.520 jumped into these writings hey guys how many of us here drive ships though right like how many of

00:09:32.520 us are practically going to benefit from that deal no no yeah exactly how many of us are paying for

00:09:38.560 it all of us thank you over here um there were reports that broke last night and again this

00:09:47.960 morning that Premier Doug Ford, and this should surprise absolutely nobody, that he may have

00:09:56.040 caused the collapse of the Canada-U.S. trade negotiations by refusing to restore American

00:10:01.480 alcohol to Ontario shelves. And it appears as though the Carney negotiating team may have

00:10:12.100 all but giving Doug Ford a veto on the trade deal.

00:10:17.480 Let's listen.

00:10:20.000 Sorry, does Doug Ford have any role in the negotiations?

00:10:23.440 In killing these negotiations, does Doug Ford have any role in that?

00:10:25.660 No, look, the decisions, but sorry, let me frame.

00:10:30.560 The premiers play a very important role in this process.

00:10:33.860 Labor plays an important role in this process.

00:10:36.540 All stakeholders play a role in this process.

00:10:38.380 We consult with the premiers, take into account their views, work with them, both in terms of supporting Canadians, whatever trade action the U.S. or others take, and whatever potential deals are there.

00:10:51.700 The decisions on trade are the decisions of the government of Canada.

00:10:56.220 I'm the prime minister.

00:10:58.700 Ultimately, I am responsible with the cabinet for those decisions.

00:11:01.980 We take those decisions in the round.

00:11:04.300 We took those decisions.

00:11:05.360 I enumerated on Saturday and can repeat, and the chief negotiator gave interviews,

00:11:15.060 Monsieur LeBlanc, others have given interviews.

00:11:17.100 Those of us who are at the table or next to the table, if you will,

00:11:20.980 know exactly why an accumulation of issues, each of them serious enough, okay?

00:11:28.080 The issues with respect to language and culture, enough to not have a deal.

00:11:33.400 The issues Mr. Gray just asked about with respect to restrictions on future trade deals.

00:11:39.020 Restrictions on our sovereignty, enough not to have a deal.

00:11:42.040 Issues with respect to locking in an uncompetitive trade arrangement in our key industries,

00:11:50.780 automobiles being one of them, enough to not have a trade deal.

00:11:54.720 and so uh carney so i'm just reading from the national post here the netflix discoverability

00:12:07.840 issue was clearly not a deal breaker for letnik or greer but it was grasped gratefully by carney

00:12:15.700 once he realized that ford was not going to put american booze back on the shelves as long as

00:12:21.020 there were auto tariffs. As one Canadian official told John Iveson, we really pulled out because

00:12:27.360 Ford was not on board. And the Premier admitted as much in his weekend interviews when he said

00:12:33.900 negotiations were stopped after he told Carney that it was a terrible deal for Canada.

00:12:39.920 Oh my God. So the entire Liberal Brain Trust is sent down to Washington to hammer out this.

00:12:48.840 it's it's a it's a necessary a necessary trade deal to keep the country's economy going and they

00:12:57.760 leave it up to the biggest buffoon anybody has ever seen to say no no i don't want this like

00:13:05.640 that they included language and culture they said that that was enough to pull out of the 0.92

00:13:12.000 language protectionism in canada and culture right canadian culture is dependent on american

00:13:18.320 culture. We're North American culture. What are you guys talking about? Right. And the Americans

00:13:22.520 flatly said, yeah, we don't care. We don't care about your French labeling. You know who does

00:13:28.780 care about the French labeling across the rest of the country? Us. You don't need the French

00:13:32.860 labeling on everything. As a matter of fact, it's a pain in the butt. We'd like to get rid of the 0.98

00:13:36.980 French labeling in places outside. Put a QR code on it. That's right. That's exactly right. Oh my

00:13:43.040 god these well you know guys we know that they're campaigning on an anti-american uh virtue

00:13:50.280 signaling trip we'll say we know that they're doing that and this just makes them feel so good

00:13:55.120 but for everybody that's struggling in canada for everybody that's looking at losing a job because

00:13:59.920 of this trade dispute um you know you can thank doug ford you can thank doug ford and his big 0.99

00:14:06.100 stupid opinions well this is what we get and Doug Ford he's as uh Ralph Wiggum would say he's 0.99

00:14:15.600 learning and he's learning from Mark Carney because this is how Mark Carney won an election 1.00

00:14:22.300 uh this story's from five days ago but Doug Ford much like Mark Carney would nuke entire sectors

00:14:30.640 of the canadian economy to enjoy a bump in the polls yeah correct um and here it is ford government

00:14:37.480 enjoys polling bump it's so predictable they call it the trump bump after the latest u.s trade war

00:14:45.220 twist so now he's uh enjoying a substantial polling bump after the latest twist in the trade

00:14:52.520 war with the united states a calling according to a new poll that puts the pcs back in front

00:14:58.400 A new study by liaison was conducted in the days after President Trump slapped 50% tariffs on billions of dollars of Canadian products after talks collapsed. So that's when Ford was telling everybody that we may have the misfortune of seeing his big white anus. 0.98

00:15:15.720 polling work in ontario on august 23rd and 24th found 39 of people would support the pcs 0.97

00:15:22.820 with 35 selecting the liberals 20 would vote for the ndp while 5 would vote for the greens or

00:15:29.740 another party the figures mark a reversal of fortunes for ford's party which has struggled

00:15:35.920 in the polling this year after the government briefly bought a private jet for the premier

00:15:39.700 a clampdown on transparency laws and a spending scandal many spending scandals so this is a

00:15:46.680 complete reversal in a month from july and carney pulled the same old switcheroo he the conservatives

00:15:53.260 were going to win the federal election carney told everybody that orange man was bad the central

00:15:59.880 canadians and the eastern canadians believed it and he won the election ford is doing the exact

00:16:05.080 same. But the thing is, he's doing it on the backs of your jobs, you guys. That's right. There is

00:16:11.920 nobody more responsible for the jobs in Ontario more than Doug Ford. And we're seeing the layoffs

00:16:19.480 across the board in industries that should be thriving. Lumber. Lumber. It's hitting lumber

00:16:25.580 already. The auto sector, the timber infrastructure, all of it under Doug Ford's purview. And yet,

00:16:35.080 You know, he chants the same thing as Carney does. And it sounds like the voters like it. Well, I hope you like it when you're in line at the food bank. And I hope you like it when you're applying for EI. And I hope you like it. Make sure to thank Doug. Make sure to thank Doug when you're hurting.

00:16:51.920 You know who didn't get a veto on the trade deal because the veto would have went the other way? The Western premiers. And I exclude David Eby because Vancouver is just Toronto West at this point. They didn't get a say in any of this. In fact, they were told, as is the case with Premier Smith, we're going to use, actually, I don't even know if she was told, we all found out sort of the same way, that Keystone XL would be the bargaining chip here.

00:17:18.920 the americans wanted it and carney said you know what no leave all them jobs on the table

00:17:25.580 same same goes for saskatchewan potash and saskatchewan egg products is this was put on

00:17:33.100 the table without our knowledge you know nobody nobody asked the people of saskatchewan if they

00:17:38.320 were okay with their resources being offered up to to bolster doug's position it is crazy

00:17:45.780 it is crazy nobody outside of Ontario voted for Doug Ford to have the last say in things that

00:17:54.160 happen in our provinces why are we hearing that he has the last say as it pertains to the

00:18:00.300 negotiations with the federal government with the Americans this is craziness this craziness

00:18:05.200 sounds like they all got tired the liberals and we're like whatever Doug says whatever Doug says

00:18:11.300 i think so you know what though and they need they kind of need doug ford cozy with carney

00:18:18.640 to make sure that they continue to have ontario as a federal liberal stronghold

00:18:24.500 yeah they do yeah they do but back in the real world um we've got united states trade

00:18:33.540 representative this is from political jameson greer says the u.s is preparing to hit back

00:18:39.180 should canada's latest retaliatory tariffs come into effect in some eight days from now or seven

00:18:46.620 days from now in an exclusive interview with politico dasha burns greer said canada could

00:18:53.080 see additional tariffs and you could see import bans or prohibitions similar to ones that canada

00:19:00.860 has imposed on us earlier most provinces have removed u.s alcohol from their shelves some

00:19:05.840 provinces such as manitoba have changed government rules to keep u.s firms from bidding on provincial

00:19:10.780 contracts in one week canada is set to trigger new tariffs in response to donald trump's 50

00:19:16.300 tariffs on roughly 20 billion in canadian imports canada's counter tariffs target 700 products

00:19:22.720 putting the hardest squeeze on american steel and aluminum this is the quote of note if canada

00:19:29.720 continues to retaliate the united states of course will defend its workers and its producers and all

00:19:35.480 of that so the president has many options in front of him in the event that the canadians

00:19:39.720 continue to retaliate not in the crosshairs canadian energy yeah because we put the time

00:19:48.760 into that relationship yeah so neither the prime minister's office nor canada u.s trade minister

00:19:54.940 dominic leblanc's team responded to a request for comment for from the greer interview so

00:20:01.800 um we're gonna get it we're in for it and doug ford i guess is uh our foreign affairs minister

00:20:10.480 our head trade negotiator um he's just the guy in charge of everything i didn't vote for doug

00:20:15.480 ford this is the guy that doesn't know how to pour liquids out of a bottle right

00:20:20.340 remember right remember that you guys that's who we put in charge here this is embarrassing and

00:20:27.880 But, you know, I think it's prudent to just mention to the Americans that regular Canadians did not ask for this, that regular Canadians are opposed to this.

00:20:37.240 And we want harmony across our two nations.

00:20:40.680 It's real important for us.

00:20:42.180 We understand that we're part of North America together for you guys forever.

00:20:45.040 And we want us all to win.

00:20:46.360 And what is representative in the mainstream media is not representative of the Canadian public.

00:20:52.920 And we really hope that we can get to an agreement as fast as possible.

00:20:55.560 Thank you.

00:20:56.520 Yes.

00:20:56.760 um now the trolling by the american administration continues it continues pete hegseth who is an

00:21:07.560 absolute unit a specimen of a man and he expects the american military to do the same he said no

00:21:17.620 more fat generals um he's roasting them for the uh fitness standards of the american military

00:21:26.040 under the biden administration and he's leading by example okay if anybody's had a gander

00:21:34.460 at old pete these days he's looking great he's looking strong he's looking right exactly so

00:21:42.700 Pete Hegseth sees this picture circulating around the internet, and it is of the Vernon Cadet Camp.

00:21:53.140 He says, this is real. Now, I'm going to preface this by saying, okay, the youngster in the Red

00:22:01.620 Beret, I have no comments about that, that young person, that's a cadet. This is the Vernon Cadet

00:22:07.560 Camp. Lots of people I know, I'm sure we all know lots of kids who've gone to the Vernon Cadet

00:22:12.380 camp they are selected amongst their um their cadet corps and then they go to the cadet camp

00:22:20.920 in vernon over the summer they might they might end up that's right it's an opportunity for young

00:22:26.000 people in canada okay to test drive the military and then here's my okay so but everybody got mad

00:22:35.100 because they said oh pete hegseth is attacking young people i don't think pete hegseth's

00:22:40.040 condemnation or mockery is directed at the youngster do you i don't i i don't i think that

00:22:47.400 i think that he's probably talking about the person in the canadian military uniform right

00:22:54.700 handing the award that's right he is pointing at the person in authority here and and just on the

00:23:02.040 surface we should ask ourselves is this the kind of person that we should be prioritizing in the

00:23:08.920 military now a lot of these people folks are volunteers um they're either veterans or

00:23:16.080 themselves or uh reservists themselves um but everyone is pretending like pete hegseth was

00:23:23.820 talking about the youngster why everybody knows he's not it's just so that you can avoid the

00:23:30.180 and i'm going to use uncomfortable well i was going to say the elephant in the room but i

00:23:34.420 thought that was a little on the nose um so they even asked the prime minister about this let's go

00:23:42.020 to that clip let's go to that clip of the prime minister being asked about this please

00:23:50.100 prime minister what do you make of u.s cabinet secretaries insulting the canadian military

00:23:57.420 it's beneath their office prime minister what do you make of u.s cabinet secretaries insulting

00:24:03.720 sir sir you're the guy that put tampons in the men's room in our military you're the guy that

00:24:10.020 puts the progress pride flag on our naval ships you're the guy that is promoted dei throughout 0.94

00:24:15.560 our military so that it is uh so that it is complete completely inept and not trustworthy

00:24:21.620 uh so be quiet uh confidential to pete hagg says help right um and uh then everybody's way

00:24:32.860 And, of course, if it's any opportunity to virtue signal, Jason Kenney weighs in and he says, in the midst of a hot war against a mortal enemy of the United States, I guess he means Iran, the Secretary of War of the world's only superpower finds time to troll folks at a cadet camp for teenagers in Vernon, British Columbia.

00:24:54.660 to our many friends in the great united states of america what's going on no our friends in the

00:24:59.620 united states are asking what's going on canada that's that's what they're doing yeah no that's

00:25:07.500 what they're racing kenny apparently you can't send a three-word tweet at any point during the

00:25:14.660 day if you have other things to do i think pete eggseth uh he is perfectly capable of sending a

00:25:22.460 three-word tweet in a 24-hour period. You know, nothing Pete Higgs said wasn't true. He said,

00:25:30.760 this is real. This is real. And he let people's eyeballs tell the story so that they could form

00:25:39.080 their own opinions. There was no hate directed against these kids. There was no, this was not

00:25:44.320 an attack against- It's not at the kid. It's so insincere for all of these people to think that

00:25:51.140 he was talking about the kid he wasn't and you people know it he's not talking about the kid

00:25:57.740 that's obvious yeah we can see with our eyeballs yeah um but what we but what we are saying as a

00:26:04.900 canadian public is we've watched the degradation of our canadian military over the last 10 years

00:26:10.440 we've watched we've watched the canadian military become a laughingstock

00:26:14.560 on the international stage we used to we used to be a country that had such a strong military we

00:26:22.820 stormed the beaches with with uh look at okay there's pete hegg seth i'm not taking any people

00:26:28.440 scolding this man he is leading by example well this is warrior culture right warrior what is

00:26:38.460 your military based on if not a warrior culture is it dei culture it looks like the canadian

00:26:43.660 military is dedicated to dei before it's committed to to actually fighting for us the military isn't

00:26:50.140 where you go for a soft landing and i think that's where we've got it wrong in canada

00:26:53.560 um i'm happy that the americans are paying attention to our to our um like to the level

00:26:59.440 of wokeness now somebody who works um for an american-based uh media company the one that

00:27:09.620 charlie angus works for i think scott robertson so he does a lot of clipping of the liberals

00:27:15.500 thinking that it shows the liberals in a good light and then usually conservatives use those

00:27:19.920 clips because it actually shows them in the bad light he actually and this guy looks like um

00:27:26.860 how would i describe him uh scott robertson if you get a good look at him he himself should

00:27:35.960 check himself before he wrecks himself because he looks like a dim sum dumpling okay he posted

00:27:44.000 this photo or this video of pete hegseth doing a warm-up this is a standard warm-up even 12 year

00:27:51.160 old soccer players do this warm-up my daughter does this before she takes the field in rugby

00:27:56.580 this is to loosen up your hips they do this in cheerleading they do this in gymnastics they do

00:28:02.240 like this is a standard this is he's doing it perfectly fine in fact he's doing it higher

00:28:07.460 knees than everybody else he's doing it harder and he's like this is real yeah i should hope so

00:28:12.380 he's out there with the troops yeah i would play you know that christmas lord's a leaping okay 0.97

00:28:18.540 over that that's standard perfect and he's trying to insult him these are hey look at this loser

00:28:25.060 out on a on out on the deck of an aircraft carrier doing doing warm-ups before you know

00:28:34.420 you know who we won't see working out with the troops and benching some reps with the troops

00:28:40.100 david mcginty our minister of national defense he probably is somebody bringing him a coffee and

00:28:47.400 he's got carpal tunnel from tweeting too much oh from from devouring little tiny spoons of caviar

00:28:54.720 Sheila how yes how I'm not done with this story though because my own MP whom I like let me just

00:29:02.580 preface this here I like Garnet Janice but Garnet you know full damn well Pete Hegseth was not

00:29:10.300 talking about the kid okay cadets do great work and are not members of the military we know we're

00:29:16.240 not talking about the kid we know 58 members of the Canadian military gave their lives in Afghanistan

00:29:22.880 after your country was attacked.

00:29:24.920 Canada and the U.S. have a great history

00:29:26.320 of fighting together for freedom and justice.

00:29:28.220 It's history worth remembering.

00:29:30.020 Yes, I think Pete Hegseth's worry is though,

00:29:33.500 we won't be much help next time around.

00:29:36.540 Well, that's, Sheila, thank you so much

00:29:39.520 for pointing that out.

00:29:41.060 Thank you so much for pointing that out

00:29:42.420 because if there were a credible threat

00:29:46.260 against North America,

00:29:48.920 we are dependent on the Americans

00:29:51.760 to help defend against any of it and if we're saying well this is the this is the person that

00:29:58.720 is going to join you americans and getting rid of the bad guys in north america if that ever comes

00:30:02.860 to pass i don't think that that inspires a lot of confidence and we should our military should

00:30:07.980 inspire confidence everything that comes out of our federal government should inspire confidence

00:30:13.720 but we live in the woke hellscape of canada and it doesn't and so until we can have a realignment

00:30:20.320 of Western values in this place.

00:30:23.920 We're just going to keep seeing Americans

00:30:26.300 being able to take really easy swings

00:30:29.400 at Canadian institutions that deserve some accurate feedback

00:30:34.360 because God knows this government has not listened

00:30:37.440 to Canadians saying the same thing over the years.

00:30:40.100 They have not.

00:30:41.340 And so if it takes American mockery to make change here,

00:30:49.120 I'm here for it.

00:30:50.320 And I can say this with some experience in my household.

00:30:54.020 So I have a very high achieving youngster in my household, as those of you who personally

00:30:59.960 know me know, very concerned with her fitness.

00:31:04.460 Every year, she would win the most fit cadet. 0.99

00:31:10.500 She loved the dress and comportment standards because she's like that, let's just say. 0.55

00:31:19.180 hair perfect uniform perfect perfect creases uh perfect tie boots polish she took it so

00:31:30.320 so seriously she's just a girl that has high standards for herself okay so she appreciates

00:31:36.840 high standards in other places cadet of the year she advanced through the ranks of air cadets

00:31:46.640 took it very seriously went to camp in vernon or not vernon i'm sorry she went to cold lake

00:31:53.720 she's an air cadet and uh then one day out of absolutely nowhere they

00:32:02.300 reduced the dress and comportment standards to just about nothing young lady soldiered on though

00:32:11.560 While the kids around her devolved into just a complete mess, she showed up with her hair in a perfect, sleek, gelled bun, looking her best with her uniform.

00:32:22.280 She tried to hold herself to a standard that, I guess, cadets didn't care about anymore.

00:32:29.800 And then one day, and let me stress, she was an instructor for other young cadets.

00:32:36.220 So the kids in ranks lower than her, she would lead classes for them.

00:32:41.560 so a high achiever actually at one point she wanted to be a fighter pilot um but then one day

00:32:49.320 in the zoom call listen to this you guys this is all it takes this is all it takes tell them this

00:32:56.040 is all it takes to lose one excellent kid who wanted to be a fighter pilot one day they asked

00:33:02.380 her in a little meeting with the other cadet instructors to please put your pronouns in your

00:33:08.320 zoom name and that was it that was no more no more and that's a that's a really great way 0.88

00:33:15.920 to eliminate all of the excellent candidates that are looking to get into the military for

00:33:22.760 the right reasons we have a generation of boys maybe more than one generation we're probably

00:33:29.400 looking at two generations of boys who have had their inherent masculinity eroded to a place that

00:33:37.860 there is no value for it it used to be the military where those boys could go could uh

00:33:44.740 um could not only practice their masculinity but train it to hone it to make them the very best

00:33:52.460 men and this is an organization and and uh and an arm of the government that has abandoned all of

00:34:00.300 that for some for some crazy dei initiatives um and i think that that's a real disservice

00:34:05.960 you know maybe if Canada is able to turn it around that could be a place for young men again

00:34:13.000 you know young young and ambitious and energetic and and sometimes reckless you know this is what

00:34:19.960 makes young men good at war is that they are that that they are reckless that they are brave that

00:34:26.420 they can harness their aggression that they will run run towards danger to defend the freedom for

00:34:33.880 everybody else maybe we'll get back there one day but not not under the liberal government and you

00:34:39.260 know what that's exactly what pete hegseth is doing with the american military is giving giving

00:34:44.860 them an opportunity these young men yeah generations of young men and they need it they deserve it

00:34:50.160 they deserve it young men deserve to succeed in this place and before we move on from this because

00:34:54.720 i find the phony outrage so unpalatable um this ain't in my head and maybe pete hegseth is on to

00:35:03.560 something here because this is what our veterans are saying okay um this from canadian affairs

00:35:11.280 uh it's a it's a sort of a military newspaper absolute suicide mission veterans criticize

00:35:21.720 caf's physical fitness levels after a decade of reduced physical fitness standards veterans say

00:35:28.400 the canadian armed forces combat readiness and identity is eroding you know why everyone's so

00:35:34.540 defensive about this because it's true that's why everyone's so dang defensive about it um

00:35:41.160 when sergeant dave morrow patrolled the sweltering hills of afghanistan with an assault rifle and a

00:35:47.180 supply pack slung across his back fitness wasn't optional it was existential you're basically in

00:35:55.000 an oven 24-7 and you've got 100 plus pounds of gear patrolling all day, said Moreau, reflecting

00:35:59.740 on his 2010-2011 deployment as a soldier with the Canadian Armed Forces. If you're not fit, it is

00:36:05.540 just an absolute suicide mission when you go out there. Times have changed. Canada is no longer

00:36:11.420 engaged in formal combat missions. I think that shows. In 2013, the Canadian Armed Forces replaced

00:36:17.160 age and gender adjusted fitness thresholds with a universal fitness standard. The forces say the

00:36:23.460 test was designed to reflect the demands of military service and here it is inclusion

00:36:29.880 but some veterans say the test coincided with a broader erosion of the fitness in the ranks

00:36:35.280 raising questions about whether the bar has been set too low and has come at a cost of military

00:36:39.400 readiness show that picture the pete haggseth posted again just right underneath that you know

00:36:44.300 what i mean there's a yes great yeah it's a great example of how that's happened okay wait if we go

00:36:52.940 down okay if we go down i should i really should do a story on this because this story so irritates

00:37:00.280 me i can't even believe it because it's true he's not saying anything wrong it's true since the

00:37:07.400 physical employment test came into effect the number of obese individuals in the military has

00:37:12.740 ticked up from 25 in 2013 to 28 in 2019 in total 72 of caf personnel were either overweight

00:37:22.880 or obese in 2019 the most recent year for which data is available that's a crisis that's a crisis

00:37:31.480 you guys i think maybe they're all pregnant maybe who let me is that could that be a plausible no

00:37:38.560 no just like these are this is who we're letting in and this is what we're letting happen and these

00:37:45.200 are the standards that we're not applying and there's tampons in the men's room

00:37:48.100 on all military bases and they have a trans person training all of the pilots the international 0.84

00:37:54.660 pilots yeah uh-huh pete egg seth kicked out all the all the trans people that needed hormones 0.93

00:38:01.520 and we're like no if you're at war you we can't have your your hormone replacement therapy 0.78

00:38:07.100 if we're at war like that can't be our priority so out you go you know what makes you gain weight

00:38:13.580 estrogen when you're a man and just floating that out there uh let's hit an ad break we'll

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00:41:53.340 I just want to touch on this because it's another day in Canada,

00:41:56.580 and you know what that means? 0.98

00:41:57.560 More Jew hate.

00:41:58.920 When I was at the Student Journalism Conference, 0.99

00:42:01.300 there were this dynamic duo of students.

00:42:04.100 They were actually the winners of our annual competition.

00:42:07.960 They have to produce a news story.

00:42:10.320 They selected censorship on campus,

00:42:12.940 and their report was excellent but i noticed in discussions with them they never

00:42:17.780 about other things they never used the word anti-semitism they always used jew hate um

00:42:25.140 because and the more i talked to them i realized yeah that sort of sanitizes it from what it truly

00:42:29.840 is let's just call it by what it is right you hate um this was a crazy story um human rights

00:42:38.080 tribunal sides with tmu teaching assistant who decried desecration by the jews um amen oh god

00:42:48.060 l uh suarez claim that he had been fired due to islamophobia was rejected but the adjudicator

00:42:55.460 ruled that some discrimination may have inflected his dismissal so he was the anti-semitic one

00:43:04.740 he gets fired he cries uh islamophobia right um and they say no no islamophobic firing happened

00:43:17.460 but um your feelings are hurt and guess what they gave him seven thousand dollars he was fired

00:43:26.560 for hating the jews and then they got seven dollars for injury yeah feelings and self-respect

00:43:37.920 yeah although adjudicator cindy triniac rejected al gaswari's claim that he had been fired due to

00:43:48.920 islamophobia she nevertheless approved the cash award due to circumstantial evidence that some

00:43:54.440 discrimination may have infected his dismissal he was videotaped so this is on video delivering an

00:44:04.520 arabic language prayer at a toronto mosque where he called for jews to be slayed one by one for 0.59

00:44:12.200 none to be spared the prayer was condemned by the mosque that's how bad it was and the muslim

00:44:20.760 association of canada who called it an inappropriate supplication that was offensive

00:44:24.800 to those of the jewish faith when you've lost mac you've lost you've lost the plot it prompted

00:44:32.260 el casuari's dismissal from ryerson university now toronto metropolitan university which david

00:44:38.340 menzies always describes as sounding like a subway stop where he was working as a teaching

00:44:42.740 assistant in the school's engineering facility one of ryerson's core values is our commitment to

00:44:47.600 community and inclusion your comments are in contravention of this core value do not foster

00:44:52.740 respectful learning environment and reflect adversely on and are to the detriment of the

00:44:57.780 university imagine being a jewish student right right in one of his classes i do a member of the 0.89

00:45:05.340 faculty yes a member of the faculty it that what he said was oh allah count their numbers slay them 0.99

00:45:13.560 one by one and spare not one of them oh Allah purify the Al-Aqsa mosque from the filth of the

00:45:20.620 Jews is that not an eight speech is that not getting eight speechy he got the money they gave 0.96

00:45:26.860 him seven grand for his feelings um yeah well just another great example of human rights tribunals in

00:45:38.460 canada and how they've been known to get things wrong almost always this is what the adjudicator

00:45:45.500 ruled who amongst us has not at some point in their lives said something they wish they could 1.00

00:45:50.140 take back and learned a life lesson because of it okay but if you say stupid things sometimes 0.99

00:45:56.540 you get harsh consequences you don't get seven grand awarded to you 0.98

00:46:00.800 they didn't represent his sincerely held beliefs why because he said so they say they say that he

00:46:09.080 testified that the slay them one by one statement was unrelated to the second and referred to members

00:46:14.800 of syria's assad regime that's what he said he tried to explain it after the fact i guess so

00:46:20.700 i was referring to two different totally different things but but but does calling for slaying um

00:46:29.540 um syrian people like that that makes it past the the sniff test i thought we weren't supposed

00:46:36.160 to do that in canada weren't allowed to anyway call for the call for the death of people that

00:46:40.900 seems pretty serious especially publicly where you're in a position of authority 0.96

00:46:45.780 interesting yeah anyway would we be able to see that piece that those kids produced sheila gun

00:46:51.660 read uh i think eventually we showed it at the uh journalism awards hosted by the independent

00:46:58.500 press gallery i wanted a room full of working journalists to see that the future is bright and

00:47:03.820 the kids are going to be all right i cannot complain about the state of the media in this

00:47:08.840 country unless i'm doing something to change it and that's why we host the student journalism

00:47:12.420 conference every single year yeah and the ipg awards gala was also sort of on the tail it was

00:47:18.740 a real busy weekend for all of rebel news um over in toronto but every single person i saw at the

00:47:25.640 IPG, IPG awards. And listen, I've never had FOMO like I had looking at the photos of that.

00:47:31.920 We had, we had Natasha, Natasha Montreal was there. We had Joe Warmington there. We had

00:47:37.600 Kareem Assad there. We had the whole Juno news crew. And like, there is no scrappier bunch of

00:47:44.280 people in the country that I'm more proud of than the people that were in that room. And so

00:47:48.900 congratulations to everybody that was nominated and congratulations, like really, really from

00:47:53.800 the bottom of my heart to the winners. I know how hard those indie journalists work to not only

00:47:59.980 tell the stories, but really chase the stories sometimes. And the amount of hours and effort

00:48:06.520 and passion that they put into those stories is evident. And I'm just so proud of them all. So

00:48:11.540 well done to my dear friend, Sheila Gunn-Reed, who won an inaugural award. Sheila Gunn-Reed,

00:48:18.620 can you tell us about the award that you collected at this uh talked yesterday and I don't like to

00:48:24.840 talk about me winning things but I do I won I won the Ted Byfield award um and it was given to me by

00:48:32.200 Vince Ted's son yeah um and can you quickly just remind people who Ted Byfield is was he is an

00:48:40.720 iconic Alberta publisher he launched the careers of so many journalists and politicians he made it

00:48:47.940 his life's work to document the history of Alberta, but also to document the history

00:48:52.440 of Christianity. And as Lise knows, I go on a garage sale mission every single year because

00:48:58.840 a lot of his works are out of publication, but I'm collecting them piece by piece, not

00:49:04.320 telling the people who have them what they are worth to me or to civilization when I

00:49:09.040 buy them and um anyways as i said yesterday what what it would have meant to have my dad

00:49:18.380 know that i have an award with ted byfield's name on it you know anyways he does know he does know

00:49:25.980 and we are all very proud of you so i know you don't like talking about it but that's why that's

00:49:31.340 why we must i know so you're the one who has feelings i don't have feelings i don't like

00:49:36.720 people know when I have them I don't like showing them none of that and I'm like would you like to

00:49:42.280 know where I'm on my emotional roller coaster today okay would you like to know just oh you

00:49:48.400 want to lock me on the roller coaster with you most yeah you do I sure do and but I I will say

00:49:53.920 this your dad saw what happened yes I believe you're proud of you yeah um okay let's move ahead

00:49:59.660 news out of saskatchewan first scott moe nice post 121 years ago he says the best province

00:50:09.020 officially joined the nation of canada and you know what i love that he's a saskatchewan supremacist

00:50:14.080 it should be that way we should all be that way yeah from small towns and farms to growing cities

00:50:18.560 saskatchewan story has always been shaped by the hard work resilience and generosity of its people

00:50:23.020 today and every day we celebrate the people communities and traditions that make this

00:50:27.020 province, the best place in the world to call home. Here's to our shared history and to the

00:50:31.600 opportunity that lies ahead. And it's happy birthday, Saskatchewan. It's also Alberta Day

00:50:37.160 out here. Celebrations are happening across the province. I believe Chris Scott at the Whistle

00:50:42.440 Stop has a big Alberta Day event also today. If you're in the area, I suggest you guys go.

00:50:48.500 If I can muster the energy, I will go. She's got her glasses on though, guys, so no promises.

00:50:57.020 I know I'm running on fumes. She's in her whole, I bet she has little slippers on her tootsies too. 0.96

00:51:04.240 I do. I do. I do. I got my stretchy pants on and my slippers. But just to follow up to Scott

00:51:10.300 Mo's post there, like nobody in Saskatchewan believes that the future or opportunity that

00:51:15.100 is coming from Saskatchewan will ever come from Ottawa. And I think that's the part that maybe

00:51:20.780 is missing here is, is that we're not looking, we're not looking for opportunities as long as

00:51:25.660 it attaches our horse to ottawa's wagon and don't want it um now in saskatchewan we have this from

00:51:35.180 ckom uh the first nations put up a blockade um go ahead yeah to to to the northern uranium mine

00:51:47.440 so they're doing a highway a highway check stop to check all vehicles and all paperwork and all

00:51:53.080 uh making sure that everybody is uh invited but this is the this is a show of control

00:52:01.120 yeah it's listen this doesn't really it doesn't really happen you know especially on public

00:52:08.320 roadways highway 99 north of the loch yeah has a big project that's sort of unwinding and and

00:52:15.260 getting started and it seems like there are closures to the public as it pertains to access

00:52:20.520 that so never heard of this before don't don't love the sounds of it no clearwater river dene

00:52:26.580 nation so crdn said all passing or all travelers passing through the reserve will be asked to check

00:52:33.140 in why everybody's going to the mine the checkpoint was established in response to

00:52:39.240 increase uranium exploration exploration the need for up-to-date information about

00:52:44.120 industrial activity within its traditional territory do you think people are illegally

00:52:49.180 digging for uranium up there? Do you really think that? Or is this just a show of control?

00:52:54.500 Right. Right. And this is an area of the province that sees quite a bit of crime coming out of it,

00:53:02.800 I'll say. It's just maybe a hot spot for some questionable behaviors. And so if we really

00:53:11.600 wanted to put check stops in, why is it on the guys in hard hats and coveralls and not

00:53:17.880 not not on maybe some of the people that are that are doing the criminality you know what

00:53:24.720 why is that backwards why are we doing this you can just set up a check stop now like they said

00:53:30.600 the first nation said the information will help it understand where and when industrial activity

00:53:35.160 is occurring call the company call the province call natural resources canada there are other

00:53:42.300 things that you can do they'll tell you what's happening the workers really can't tell you

00:53:48.260 what's happening in the macro view at the mine they can just say like yeah i'm going to

00:53:53.760 run an excavator exactly i'm here to do some testing of soils

00:53:58.420 yeah this is crazy um that said the checkpoint is intended to improve information sharing

00:54:06.700 whatever safety again you so you have oh and s guys there do you do you i bet you don't

00:54:13.500 transparency and accountability and is not intended to interfere with the lawful travel

00:54:18.200 or responsible industrial activity in the first nation remains open to responsible uranium

00:54:22.320 exploration and mining development what are you doing what are you doing i don't like the sounds

00:54:28.020 of this sounds like pretty pretty heavy-handed gatekeeping to me in these folks are engaged in

00:54:36.160 lawful activity they have all the existing permits i promise you they have safety people

00:54:41.120 at the mine they don't need to check in with the first nation's safety hand down at the um

00:54:46.320 quasi legal check stop i don't i think we all see the purpose of this yep um meanwhile though

00:54:56.540 in saskatchewan oh and just just real quick just real quick just while we're on this story like

00:55:02.220 just to wrap up this story the globe theater hosted a production where a development and

00:55:09.460 construction worker was hospitalized in the play by a first nations person so

00:55:16.440 whose safety exactly are we prioritizing up there guys

00:55:20.540 meanwhile in saskatchewan they have other problems like um pizza assaults so i saw this

00:55:30.340 and i thought it was kind of interesting cortez johnson was given a year of probation ordered to

00:55:37.340 have no contact with the complainant and is required to comply with orders to participate

00:55:42.100 in addictions programming submit to a search warrant without warrant or a search without

00:55:46.840 warrant and not possess any weapons or firearms okay but he hit a guy with a frozen pizza

00:55:52.860 in a drunken dispute. He's from Swift Current. He can't have any guns. I don't think he should

00:56:00.980 have any pizza pops. This is the silliest story because the weapon, yes, the weapon that we are 0.66

00:56:13.100 talking about here is a frozen pizza, which I dare say is less dangerous than a fully cooked 0.53

00:56:21.220 hot pizza for sure but no no matter he's he's been uh sent through the courts and he's had

00:56:31.080 some conditions but don't see it at all related to to the charge that he uh that he that he was

00:56:39.080 forced to face that you guys a frozen pizza he okay so this guy has some problems so um

00:56:50.440 a second charge was stayed and the judge waived a victim fine and a surcharge due to financial

00:56:56.840 hardship this is johnson's fourth assault the only one related to a pizza though according to

00:57:02.900 the crown he has a criminal record going back 11 years including three prior assaults one of them

00:57:07.040 resulting in an eight month sentence in 2023 that seems low given that he has 11 assaults on the

00:57:13.780 books earlier this year johnson was also given a six month suspended sentence with a curfew related

00:57:19.240 to breaching in order to abstain from drugs and alcohol so he he has not abstained from drugs and

00:57:25.240 alcohol because he was significantly intoxicated at the time of the pizza assault i think you'd

00:57:33.920 have to be i mean that is really the only option yeah i mean what tell me another time you've heard

00:57:42.900 of a person getting hit by a frozen pizza you guys like i'm not saying they should throw the

00:57:48.340 book at the guy who hit somebody with a frozen pizza but i am saying they should throw the book

00:57:53.380 at the guy with the guy who with 11 prior assault convictions and um breached his previous assault

00:58:01.900 conviction where he also got a six month uh condition a conditional sentence in the community

00:58:07.620 and was also boozing and drugging away the whole time right and i guess i guess we have to think

00:58:14.060 like you know is is anything in his freezer in his chest freezer it's gonna be a weapon next time

00:58:21.000 you know because he's been told he shouldn't be assaulting people but if he's like listen if you

00:58:26.740 catch a frozen ham to the face then right none of my it's not my problem that your face collided 0.98

00:58:33.780 with my frozen ham like it is it is ridiculous it is ridiculous but it's also endemic of of a 0.98

00:58:40.900 society that doesn't pay attention to problems when they make themselves evident at the beginning 0.83

00:58:45.200 right and this is where we find ourselves with frozen pizza assaults no sock and like no bar

00:58:51.280 of soap in the sock it's going to be like hot pockets i like hitting you with a sock yeah um

00:58:59.060 okay we are do we have any chats olivia

00:59:02.700 okay perfect um we've got the cringe this comes by way of our national police force the rcmp

00:59:13.000 they want to know if you're looking for a fast-paced career with room to grow

00:59:17.140 with the RCMP after completing training and starting as a constable, the salary begins

00:59:22.180 at $71,000 per year. Within six months, it bumps up $22,000. That's crazy. That's one hell of a

00:59:30.300 raise. But look at the ad. I mean, I like self-deprecating humor, but.

00:59:38.700 So here we have a donut on the floor, you guys. A donut on the floor,

00:59:42.240 on the inside of a door. Okay, let's go, Olivia.

00:59:47.140 hey here comes you want to become an rcmp officer did you know that the salary starts at over

00:59:55.380 seven thousand dollars um i'm not sure the rcmp should run an ad campaign that engages in luring

01:00:04.400 i thought that that was questionable myself and i was like

01:00:09.040 okay i was like i was like could you not do this with criminals though like what instead of you

01:00:15.660 you know, could you put a donut on the floor and try and lure criminals? Instead, you guys.

01:00:20.800 Put some fentanyl on the floor and just get the criminals.

01:00:24.000 A line of Coca-Cola on the floor. Yeah, right. Just lure them in the same way.

01:00:30.120 But I don't believe that focusing your hiring priorities on that demographic is going to serve

01:00:41.420 the overall institution I don't believe the DEI serves uh the especially well especially police

01:00:49.160 services but in particular the RCMP and I would say that these kind of videos sort of erode the

01:00:56.320 public's trust in in what the institution is supposed to do these guys are supposed to be

01:01:01.160 upholding the law not doing cutesy videos on social media I am just as a communication

01:01:07.660 standpoint annoyed with this video because if i am to believe what they say here the rcmp

01:01:15.500 marketing team must be making in and around 90 to 100 000 a piece oh that's the best they could

01:01:22.160 come up with that's it exactly yeah like a 15 second video yeah then you look at olivia just

01:01:29.300 bring it up bring one of them up for me it doesn't even matter because they're all excellent

01:01:33.580 any of the border patrol accounts the ice accounts the homeland security accounts in the united states

01:01:40.580 and they've got great music they're fun they're and it makes you want to just join ice or the

01:01:47.100 border patrol and say like deploy me to southern texas i want to ride a dirt bike and a horse in

01:01:52.620 the desert and take bad guys back to their home countries like it and then you see this and you're

01:01:58.040 like how embarrassing no seriously because law enforcement is one of those one of those unique

01:02:04.100 industries where i think we can all just acknowledge that it's good to have strong men

01:02:09.380 in charge okay these these are the guys that are responsible for uh for busting gangs for taking

01:02:16.500 care of um of drug trap like taking care of taking the trash that comes with drug trafficking out

01:02:23.300 human trafficking and what they're saying what they're saying to all of those guys that do all

01:02:30.120 of the hard jobs is we're prioritizing girls in this and we're giving them donuts i don't think

01:02:34.580 that that says what they want it to say i just don't i gotta find um like we got bad guys in

01:02:44.600 this world and we're hiring people that get lured in by donuts like what what exactly are we saying

01:02:50.100 here we'll take anyone i guess so like i'm just gonna grab this one it's not even particularly

01:02:57.980 good but it's so much better than what we just laid eyeballs on um this is from customs and

01:03:05.520 border patrol now if you really want uh to see the good stuff drill down on the different

01:03:12.120 regions of customs and border patrol like the Rio Grande region yes so good the deportation set to

01:03:20.740 fun music I mean come on come on so good um but Olivia just show the one that I dropped in there

01:03:27.540 it's just a reel from customs and border uh patrol in the United States um like the visuals are good

01:03:35.380 you look you feel like oh my god there's an invasion we're making a difference um

01:03:40.860 yeah and we have fun and we have a response to it you know what i mean we have a response to it we

01:03:48.140 have an answer to this problem it shows the problem and then it shows the solution who doesn't want

01:03:53.560 that no we have the rcmp where they put a pink glazed donut on the floor never mind what kind

01:04:00.400 a woman would pick up a donut off the off the floor and go yeah this is the place for me 100%

01:04:06.620 i'm in i'm in uh we've got one chat here uh don p e 7g gives us 20 bucks thank you question those 0.99

01:04:17.660 without tools tools duh maybe inspectors are looking for the devil's lettuce

01:04:23.680 thank you for the humor in the news germantown illinois nice germantown nice thanks for being

01:04:30.260 awesome yes that was great thank you so much oh that's 20 american what is that in canadian

01:04:35.220 pesos like 30 we're rich oh my god we can buy a jug of milk thanks to the dairy cartel it's that

01:04:42.660 expensive i'm joking but it's it's pricey pertineer sheila gunreed pertineer all right i think that's

01:04:50.240 the show tomorrow is the buffalo panel um i don't know who's on the show tomorrow it's always a

01:04:55.820 surprise, but it's always a blast. I'm going to be doing the show from Weyburn from the road

01:05:00.980 because I had a meeting right after, but just so you know, you will be in the Rebel News van with

01:05:06.760 me tomorrow. So get ready because it's always a good time in the Rebel News van. Smells like

01:05:11.760 cigarettes and cheap perfume. Oh, just with God intended. It costs a lot of money to look this

01:05:18.440 cheap. That's right. All right. That's the show for today, Olivia and Efron. Thank you for putting

01:05:24.980 the show together and running the show everybody who works behind the scenes at rebel news thank

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