Rebel News Podcast - REBEL ROUNDUP ｜ Carney to call election, Alberta protects its resources, China executes 4 Canadians

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00:01:08.000 Oh, hey, good morning. Good afternoon, everybody. Depending on which part of this beautiful country

00:01:12.620 that you're in, you're watching Rebel Roundup, our daily news and opinion show, and it is live.

00:01:17.440 I'm your host, Sheila Gunn-Reed. I'm joined by a rotating cast of co-hosts. Today, it's my friend

00:01:22.740 and colleague, Tamara Ugolini in beautiful Coburg, Ontario. Tamara, how's it going?

00:01:28.420 Oh, pretty good. Thanks, Sheila. You know, Coburg, it is still beautiful, but it used to be a lot

00:01:32.740 better before the radical ideological priorities of our liberal government have plagued the downtown

00:01:39.660 core with rampant open-air drug use and homelessness. And of course, throughout the COVID era,

00:01:46.900 the closing of our renowned public beach, the Coburg Beach, which people travel from afar to visit

00:01:53.120 throughout the tourist season. But yes, Coburg, I hope, can still be restored to the beauty that it

00:01:59.440 once was prior to the destructive policies of the liberal government, which I guess, Sheila,

00:02:05.200 we're going to see hopefully sooner rather than later. But I guess before we get into that,

00:02:10.520 there's a couple of things that we should probably share with the audience.

00:02:15.240 Yeah, we'll talk about maybe things will change on the political landscape here in Canada. I've got

00:02:21.820 to talk about the problem with a progressive mayor in Edmonton and what he's going to do now that

00:02:27.040 there's a new sheriff in town called Mark Carney. So he plans to fail upward again. So we'll see how

00:02:34.980 that goes. But anyway, this, as I said, this is the rebel news roundup. It's our daily live show

00:02:41.260 wherein we break down the news of the day with you completely unscripted. A lot of times as it

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00:02:52.020 and have a plan to talk about one thing at the beginning of the show, and it could change drastically

00:02:56.160 by the end of the show. I mean, we could have an actual election call in hours or maybe in days,

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00:04:03.060 who supports the work that we do. We know that this liberal government is leaving less in your

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00:04:13.720 behind. So that's that. Let's get into the news of the day. Yeah, I think first and foremost this

00:04:19.600 morning breaking is that sources close to Mark Carney, the prime minister designate, because he's never

00:04:29.840 actually held an elected seat in our parliamentary system. He is set to dissolve parliament and call an

00:04:37.140 election ahead of a Sunday meeting with Governor General Mary Simon. So this comes from sources cited by

00:04:45.940 the Canadian state broadcaster. But I think the political pressure is so heavy and high on Mark

00:04:52.140 Carney to do this, that it's something that he probably just at this point cannot ignore. So

00:04:57.660 it said he'll meet with the governor general this weekend to request parliament be dissolved. And

00:05:04.360 then there will be a subsequent calling for the federal election. And the campaign is slated to last

00:05:09.740 between 36 and 50 days with voting taking place on either April 28th or May the 5th. And so this

00:05:19.580 actually comes just a day before parliament was set to resume sitting, right? Because Justin Trudeau,

00:05:25.260 our outgoing and former now resigned, and I would say disgraced prime minister, resigned and prorogued

00:05:32.580 parliament on January the 6th until March 24th. So this meeting this Sunday will be March 23rd. And parliament

00:05:42.040 was set to resume the following day, but I suppose it will not now and we will head right into an election.

00:05:49.020 Well, I think if I were Mark Carney, he's running out of options. So they can't say, oh, oh, things are too

00:05:58.220 precarious with the Americans for us to be running an election campaign right now, considering it wasn't

00:06:05.660 precarious enough for you guys to run a leadership election. And also for it to not be the first

00:06:11.960 thing that you did once you were sworn in as prime minister. Mark Carney jetted off to Europe on a

00:06:18.640 hello tour after Justin Trudeau just went through Europe on a goodbye tour. He didn't go to Washington.

00:06:24.480 So he can't say like, oh, we can't, we couldn't possibly run an election. We have things to deal

00:06:30.280 with. You just did. So sorry, you can't do that. And I think he's never going to be more popular than

00:06:37.760 right now. I think the more people get to know him and the more they see that he can't handle the

00:06:42.820 press, even the friendly ones, like look inside yourself, Rosemary Barton, um, the more people get

00:06:50.480 to know him, the more they will realize that he is intensely dislikable from all sides, you know,

00:06:58.660 like the liberals liked Justin Trudeau cause he was young and hip or whatever. Um, you know,

00:07:03.840 he's not all that young. Uh, they sort of, they, they liked that he was the popular kid

00:07:10.100 and Carney's not that he's the undertaker. He's just sucking the lights out of you to listen to him.

00:07:16.360 And he can't handle even questions he should have had answers to about his, uh, personal financial

00:07:23.920 interests. Yeah. I think the liberals mistook Justin Trudeau's immaturity for being young and fun

00:07:31.500 when really he was just an immature, egotistical child, um, that could not hold his own on the

00:07:39.920 political stage and wanted to dance and have fun instead of being a serious leader. Um, but I think

00:07:46.620 to, as more people recognize and realize that Carney has been the guy in the ear of Justin Trudeau for

00:07:52.160 the past few years, whether that be, you know, the lockdowns, the COVID era restrictions and, um,

00:07:59.680 and handouts that have caused in part some of the inflation that we're facing today, the tax hikes,

00:08:06.540 the reckless spending, the electric vehicle mandates, and we'll get into some more of the

00:08:11.300 hypocrisy involving that, uh, shortly. But as people become more aware that Carney isn't this

00:08:17.560 outsider that he claims to be, and, you know, and I think a lot of people have really resonated

00:08:21.780 that with them when he responded to Rosemary Barton with such a lack of decorum, um, that people

00:08:28.240 were like, Oh, wait a second, who is this snake? And, um, I think, yeah, Carney has no choice now,

00:08:35.080 but to call an election. Um, even, you know, premier Danielle Smith has been relentless with, 0.99

00:08:40.640 we need an election. We need an election. We need a federal government. They need a mandate. 0.99

00:08:44.420 And so, um, he's undoubtedly hearing all of that. Yeah. It's, uh, it's just a weird thing. I mean,

00:08:51.380 even how he responded to Rosemary Barton, look inside yourself, Rosemary, and how he did the weird

00:08:57.800 thing with his hands. I feel like he would have done the Justin Trudeau grabbing thing that he does

00:09:02.620 when he deals with women, you know, like when he deals with women who are angry at him,

00:09:07.300 Justin Trudeau, like to put his hands on them, to exert control on them. That was this sort of

00:09:12.480 creepy business. And I feel like I'm, I so dislike Mark Carney and his demeanor that here I am finding

00:09:20.700 myself defending of all people, of all people, Rosemary Barton. It's, it's the craziest thing.

00:09:26.880 And you're watching like the true and ons completely turn on her, say that she's a

00:09:31.400 conservative plant. Like that's how far down the cult rabbit hole these people are.

00:09:36.280 For asking a super basic accountability question about conflicts of interest that are glaring and

00:09:43.280 deserve to be scrutinized. Yeah. Let's keep going on the, um, Mark Carney conflicts of interest

00:09:51.000 business because they're just rubbing it in our faces at this point. Evan Solomon disgraced CBC host

00:09:59.560 who then went on to do radio, I think in the greater Toronto area, or maybe it was Ottawa. I know

00:10:04.200 because Chris Sims used to be a producer on his show. If I recall correctly, um, she was inside the

00:10:09.960 machine. Um, he says that he is going to run for the liberals in the next election. Now it's no surprise

00:10:19.160 that a former CBC journalist is going to, and he was at CTV for a time run for the liberals. That's,

00:10:26.360 I mean, Seamus or Reagan, right? Like whatever, that's fine. I'm surprised he wasn't in Justin

00:10:32.200 Trudeau's, uh, bridal party or whatever you want to call it. But here's the thing.

00:10:39.320 Evan Solomon was fired after he was taking secret commissions on art deals while working as a

00:10:48.960 journalist behind the scenes. And, uh, one of those wealthy Canadians he dealt with, um, that

00:10:56.080 the commission was that got himself fired was Mark Carney. And it was so secretive that no,

00:11:03.080 one of the people that he sold art to didn't even realize that Evan Solomon was the getting a

00:11:08.860 commission on the sale. And what made this in such a crazy conflict of interest is these are people

00:11:15.860 that Evan Solomon was, uh, like covering as a journalist. So among the people whom Solomon

00:11:21.240 brokered the sale of paintings are Jim Basile. So he, uh, research in motion, that's Blackberry,

00:11:26.780 it's whatever it basically is gone. And Mark Carney, the former bank of Canada governor and current

00:11:32.880 governor of the bank of England. So he dealt with both men in his high profile host jobs at the CBC

00:11:38.540 Carney, who's also a friend who's being a guest on both of Solomon's shows. So the conflicts of

00:11:43.980 interest never end. Uh, they just don't even care. They're just rubbing it in our faces and claiming

00:11:50.120 all the while to be outsiders when very clearly they're insiders in this very tight knit little

00:11:56.500 clique and everyday Canadians aren't part of it. Well, what are like, I read these stories and like,

00:12:03.520 and I'm old enough to remember when that happened, right? I've been in journalism a while now,

00:12:07.740 but also politically active for a long time. And I remember when that happened. And I remember

00:12:12.440 thinking, God, this is what we know. What other shifty incestuous dealings are happening behind the

00:12:19.860 scenes, um, that we don't know about. And like, this is business dealings. So do you think that Evan

00:12:26.980 Solomon is a journalist at the CBC at the time is going to go hard on Jim Basile or, uh, Mark Carney

00:12:34.380 as a journalist when he knows that his commission in an art deal sort of hinges on it?

00:12:41.840 Well, and likewise, Solomon now think of all the connections he has within the state broadcaster,

00:12:47.700 CTV, CBC, et cetera, et cetera. Now he's running for liberal as a liberal candidate. And so what kind

00:12:54.460 of accountability, tough questions are his former colleagues and friends going to be asking of him,

00:12:59.820 right? So this is just, it's this musical chairs of, um, CBC state broadcaster and political leaders,

00:13:08.680 quote unquote, in Canada, that it's just, it's never ending. You can keep going down that rabbit

00:13:14.580 hole, that spidey web that just kind of stretches out for forever. Um, if you, depending on how far back

00:13:22.240 you go. Yeah. Like think about it this way. Imagine I'm to make, I don't know, $40,000 off

00:13:29.740 a business deal with Danielle Smith behind the scenes. And I didn't tell you. And then you're

00:13:34.600 like, Oh, she was sure friendly with Danielle Smith these days in her journalism. I wonder what's going

00:13:38.900 on there, but you don't know that I have a business deal behind the scenes worth $40,000 with her that 1.00

00:13:44.720 I'm not telling to you. Imagine how unethical that is. This guy wants to be, and I bet he will be the

00:13:52.120 next heritage minister if he wins a seat. Yeah, well, I, I really hope not. And I see that the

00:13:58.440 liberals have the least seats of all the parties so far in various ridings where, whereas the

00:14:05.300 conservatives have a story, the most candidates, I should say the most candidates slated for each

00:14:10.440 riding, um, and the conservatives or sorry, the liberals are lagging very far behind trying to

00:14:16.240 slate candidates in each of the ridings. So we'll see what happens there, especially with only four

00:14:22.060 days ahead of Sunday when, uh, the election is potentially going to be called. Um, meanwhile,

00:14:29.280 leader of the opposition, Pierre Polyev is in incessantly calling on Carney to release

00:14:36.120 his conflicts of interest and come clean and transparent with Canadians as a good ethical

00:14:42.100 leader should. Carney proposed pipelines in Canada while he invested in pipelines in the Middle East.

00:14:51.260 He supported a carbon tax on our Canadian industry and consumers, all while his company Brookfield

00:14:58.280 invested in American coal. And just six days after Donald Trump threatened tariffs on Canada,

00:15:05.440 Mark Carney back down and moved his company headquarters from Toronto to New York, bringing

00:15:11.820 Canadian jobs to America. He continues to have millions of dollars of interest. We now believe

00:15:17.700 to be invested in Brookfield, that same company to wit with which he claimed he had cut ties.

00:15:22.900 He admitted the other day in a stunning flip flop that he has conflicts of interest that he will

00:15:28.660 have to manage, but he won't tell us what those conflicts are. He expects us to elect him without knowing

00:15:34.600 the many millions of dollars of conflicts that will make it impossible for him to do his job,

00:15:40.800 interests that go against the national interest. And that is why today I'm calling on Mr. Carney to do

00:15:46.520 the right thing and publish all of his financial holdings to everyone in Canada so that they can judge

00:15:52.940 the conflicts he faces. He knows what he owns and there's nothing in the law that prevents him from

00:15:59.060 publishing that information for all eyes to see if he has got nothing to hide. We need a leader who's

00:16:05.660 busy putting Canada first, not keeping an eye on investments that go against the Canadian interest.

00:16:13.900 Yeah, exactly. I mean, Carney keeps saying and he said to Rosemary Barton, look, there's nothing I am not

00:16:20.860 required to do this. Okay, fine. You can weasel your way through a loophole and to say that I'm not

00:16:28.280 required to do this quite yet, but shouldn't Canadians know what they're voting for? Like we

00:16:33.960 already don't know. I, although I think we can figure out some of them, the recipients of foreign

00:16:39.740 interference that could be running as a liberal candidates in the next election. We are not going

00:16:47.800 to be told that even though apparently Mark Carney knows now because he says I got my security

00:16:53.380 clearance. So he knows and he's probably going to sign those nomination papers. So he knows who those

00:16:58.460 people are. He's not going to tell us why because he's not required to. Well, why don't you do it in

00:17:02.580 the interest of transparency so that Canadians know what they're getting when they cast a ballot instead

00:17:08.180 of just what they will let us know? Yeah, exactly. Well, and he doesn't want to have any

00:17:14.060 accountability even from independent media. And if we saw any indication how he responded to

00:17:20.920 CBC's, what is she, the top political correspondent, Rosemary Barton. If we saw how he responded to her,

00:17:26.740 imagine how he's going to respond to more tough questions from alternative and non-government

00:17:33.260 We're going to jail, Tamara.

00:17:34.300 Media. Well, we have this breaking scene here where Western Standard questioned Carney on his

00:17:41.300 assets and potential conflicts of interest. And I think this is a video here we have to share with

00:17:47.760 how he responded. Sure. And I will let you know here before we roll this, James, James Snell is

00:17:54.500 accredited with the press gallery at the Alberta legislature. I don't know how he did it or what,

00:18:00.040 but he's accredited there. Maybe he went through the speaker's office. That's an exception that they

00:18:05.040 allow in Alberta is if the legislature press gallery gets ganged up on you and has a witch trial,

00:18:11.180 as they did with me, you can go around them and go directly through the speaker's office. So maybe

00:18:15.540 that's what happened here. But James is fully accredited at the legislature. This question should be

00:18:22.800 answered. Mr. Prime Minister, welcome to Edmonton. When are you going to reveal your assets to

00:18:29.520 Canadians and talk about potential conflicts of interest? We'd greatly appreciate it.

00:18:44.520 Zero respect.

00:18:45.520 Well, and again, he was never elected by anyone. So I don't know why there is this expectation of

00:18:59.400 accountability when, you know, you kind of, you were quite literally selected for the job.

00:19:06.640 Yeah. I mean, he's getting through, once again, he loves his loopholes. So he's getting through this

00:19:11.680 loophole quirk of our parliamentary democracy or constitutional parliamentary monarchy that we

00:19:19.560 live under. And it happened in Alberta once with Jim Prentice. He was elected as the leader

00:19:26.620 of the PCs and the PCs were the like overwhelming governing party. So it was less of an issue. I mean,

00:19:34.360 they did go to election right away, but he didn't go on these broad sweeping spending announcements.

00:19:39.180 And he tried to get a mandate from the people. Unfortunately, it was the year that the NDP

00:19:46.020 were elected. But I mean, at the time, the PCs, they had a super majority in the legislature. So

00:19:53.820 it was not like this precarious arrangement that the liberals have right now to hang on to power in

00:20:00.420 a minority government with the NDP. And then we have this unelected prime minister who's making all

00:20:05.400 these crazy spending announcements around the world. Anyway, I also understand why Mark Carney

00:20:11.340 didn't want to have much to say, because he probably just got his ass handed to him by Premier 0.99

00:20:15.940 Smith. But we'll get to that in a second. But good, good on James, by the way. Good for him. 0.98

00:20:22.240 Well, and because at the same time, we see again, Pierre Polyev calling for open media access across the

00:20:29.800 country. He's and he even says in this clip that we'll share with you that Mark Carney needs to

00:20:35.780 answer about these millions of dollars of conflicts of interest. We will have open media across the

00:20:44.140 country. Local media will have the ability to ask questions. It will be refreshing to hear from local

00:20:49.820 outlets who and what they have to say about their local priorities. And I would note that I'm asking,

00:20:55.680 I'm answering a lot more questions from the media than Mr. Carney. And I think he should open up in

00:21:02.260 answering more questions himself, particularly about his as many millions of dollars of conflicts

00:21:07.820 of interest. He admits now I'm not accusing him of a conflict of interest. He admits that he has

00:21:12.060 conflicts of interest in his holdings. He says that he's going to come up with a plan for that after

00:21:18.880 the election. That is unacceptable. He should divulge all of his millions of dollars of holdings right now.

00:21:25.680 Yeah, I agree. Well, and I see today the mainstream media journalists, including the crybabies over at

00:21:34.320 global news. I hope you're watching right now. They're crying the blues because the conservatives

00:21:40.940 are saying, well, we're not allowing media on the campaign bus. Okay. I always actually kind of thought

00:21:46.620 it was weird that they allowed media to travel with them. Like if you're sharing campaign strategies

00:21:52.200 and stuff, you probably don't want the liberal friendly enemies of the mainstream media in the

00:22:00.400 bus with you. And, you know, like the media companies, you have to pay to be on the bus or

00:22:04.440 whatever. But like, it's a campaign bus. They don't have to have you on. You can get in, get a rental car

00:22:11.560 and follow the bus to the next stop. Get on a plane, get a flight pass, get on a plane, go to the next

00:22:18.780 place. You know, like everybody else does. You're not entitled to have that close access to the

00:22:25.000 campaign. But it is interesting to hear them whining, sniveling and crying about this while

00:22:31.620 independent journalists are getting arrested in public for trying to access campaign events.

00:22:37.740 They didn't say anything about that while they were getting preferential treatment, by the way,

00:22:43.000 and independent journalists were getting the cops called on them. And now they're singing the blues

00:22:46.960 because they don't get to, I don't know, sit on the conservative campaign bus and plane. Give,

00:22:54.820 give me an absolute break. Polly have a saying, we're going to give all kinds of media access and 1.00

00:23:00.880 probably preferential treatment to the locals, which I appreciate because all of this stuff is a local

00:23:06.120 issue. That's the way it should be. When you land, when you hold a press conference, all the

00:23:12.180 journalists come, they line up and they get to ask you questions. They don't need to be on the bus.

00:23:16.980 Like, give me a break, you absolute snivelers. I'd love to see some of them stand outside and wait for 0.97

00:23:23.400 hours in the cold. Oh yeah. Just have the chance to like shout one question. Do what James did.

00:23:29.900 Question. Yeah, exactly. I'd love to see how they fare doing that sort of those sorts of gigs and also

00:23:37.820 getting out there and covering a protest and, you know, maybe speaking to somebody who they don't

00:23:43.320 necessarily agree with, but whose views are valuable and deserve to be heard on a more nationwide

00:23:51.200 platform. Yeah. And meanwhile, I don't understand why people don't like them, but they never actually

00:23:56.960 talk to the people. Could be odd dynamic. Um, just before we go to an ad break, we have this one

00:24:04.780 last story on the Kearney file, which we actually have a whole campaign dedicated to the Kearney

00:24:10.400 files. So I would highly recommend anybody who's interested in learning more about Kearney as we

00:24:15.680 report on him, go to the Kearney files. Is it.com or.ca? Yeah. The, the Kearney files.com. I'm

00:24:22.840 currently reading values. So I think next week on the live stream, I'll just read to you each day.

00:24:30.500 The one weird thing from values that I found the night before. Cause it's just so much. I don't

00:24:36.460 even know how I can do a video a day. I could do two videos a day on it, but I'm reading his manifesto

00:24:42.340 and it's not like he's trying to hide these things from us. He it's out there. And well, he has,

00:24:47.520 he just, uh, took a jet setting tour of Europe with his wife burning to yeah, there they are

00:24:55.340 full on full display, 242,000, um, leaders of jet fuel on their first foreign trip amid tensions

00:25:06.480 with president Donald Trump. So as you already kind of mentioned, Sheila, the priority here of prime

00:25:12.660 minister designate Mark Kearney, I always liked to put that designate in there because of his lack

00:25:19.560 of parliamentary seat holding. Um, so anyway, yeah, he, instead of heading down to the white 0.96

00:25:27.540 house to meet with Donald Trump and try to diffuse these tensions or, you know, get into some

00:25:31.880 negotiations with him, he decided, yeah, save jobs, you know, do something good for the Canadian economy.

00:25:38.640 He decided to jet set over and meet with Macron, um, with his wife, uh, despite not having a mandate

00:25:45.440 from Canadians or a seat in parliament and, uh, lecture everybody on, you know, their carbon footprint

00:25:53.320 and being able to keep that ozone layer intact, right? We haven't heard about the ozone layer in a

00:26:00.020 long time. Um, but, uh, there he is jet setting, burning tons of jet fuel and spending Canadians money

00:26:08.160 as though he was elected to represent them. Uh, and is this a surprise to anybody who's been paying

00:26:15.660 attention? Uh, I'm not sure it shouldn't be when Mark Kearney was at the bank of England, uh, his

00:26:22.660 two year expense bill, and this is just governor of the bank of England. He probably lived around the

00:26:27.160 corner from work, his two year expense bill. And his wife actually complained about how small their

00:26:33.780 expense budget was allowed to be 300,000 British pounds. What is that? Uh, 500, 600,000 Canadian

00:26:42.580 pesos. Um, in two years, this was his expenses over and above his salary. So for him to spend a quarter

00:26:51.560 of a million dollars or yeah, I guess it was a quarter of a million bucks on his first welcome home to Europe

00:26:59.900 junket with his wife does not shock me. I think he's going to be even worse than Trudeau on the

00:27:06.620 expense spending side. Yeah, absolutely. We have one, uh, super chat here from peanut B gives $5.

00:27:15.580 They say when security clearance is obtained, how could someone fire someone or disclose who the

00:27:22.660 foreign interferences are? Why are liberals pushing this point? Cause it's all they have. 0.99

00:27:29.080 The reason Poliev has not, uh, and he could, and actually members of his party have gotten their

00:27:39.460 high level security clearance. The reason he doesn't want to get it. And he said this repeatedly is

00:27:44.060 I don't want to be gagged on these issues because then they can say, Oh, it's secret. We can't talk

00:27:50.900 about it. Don't you know, which is exactly what a Trudeau said. He said, there are members of the

00:27:57.000 conservative party that I can't tell you about. Well, the conservatives actually told us about

00:28:01.540 them. It was Victor. Oh, and, and, uh, Patrick Brown, um, who they suspected of being the recipients

00:28:10.100 of foreign interference. The conservatives actually said, they said like, Hey, this, they told on

00:28:14.660 themselves when they noticed the anomalies and reported it to officials saying we've got some

00:28:19.500 hanky things happening with these two. Um, the liberals could do the same thing. They just

00:28:24.960 hide behind their high level security clearance to do it. Um, and it's not as if, uh, Carney even

00:28:31.080 needed to get that high level security clearance. Cause as you know, uh, Melanie Jolie was giving him

00:28:35.680 high level briefings on the Trump negotiations when he was just a candidate, um, before their,

00:28:42.220 uh, rigged election to the leadership occurred.

00:28:45.780 Rigged selection. Yeah. Coronation. All right, let's go to a quick ad break and then we'll come

00:28:54.460 back to more Alberta centric topics. Yes.

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00:30:19.000 All righty, let's get into what happened in Alberta yesterday. And I didn't realize, like when I got the

00:30:31.400 embargoed copy of the legislation, I was like, hot dang, it's on feds. Good luck to you. I didn't realize

00:30:39.560 she was dropping it the day before Carney was meeting with her at 9 a.m. Mountain Standard Time.

00:30:45.320 So what Alberta did yesterday, and I'll let Premier Smith explain it to you in a second.

00:30:51.240 The Critical Infrastructure Defense Act is a law that we have in Alberta. And it is designed,

00:30:58.840 it was initially designed to protect us from eco-terrorists who would blow up pipelines. And

00:31:05.160 that's a, that has been a problem here. Eco-terrorists sabotaging oil and gas facilities or

00:31:11.240 chaining themselves to pipelines. And then we saw it in Northern British Columbia working on coastal

00:31:17.880 gas link where an ax wielding mob rolled into the site and destroyed equipment. And we saw like

00:31:26.360 heavy equipment destroyed. So in response to that and credit where it's due, Jason Kenney brought in

00:31:31.880 the Critical Infrastructure Defense Act, which basically means if you mess with our critical infrastructure,

00:31:36.200 we'll treat you as a terrorist. Now that's where my, um, uh, my gratitude to great Jason

00:31:42.920 Kenney on this issue ends because he never used it for that. He used it to arrest a pastor who gave a

00:31:49.720 sermon at the Coutts border blockade under this quasi-terrorism law. Well, Daniel Smith yesterday

00:31:57.880 thought, okay, well, we'll use this thing for some good for what it was intended. And then some,

00:32:02.920 um, so yesterday they expanded what is covered under the Critical Infrastructure Defense Act

00:32:09.480 to cover two more things. The first makes perfect sense. The two kilometer zone north of the Southern

00:32:19.240 Alberta border is now listed as critical infrastructure, which means, um, drug trafficking,

00:32:27.320 human trafficking down there. It will be, uh, prosecuted in Alberta under the Critical Infrastructure

00:32:34.440 Defense Act, which basically adds this next level of, uh, this is really bad to it because this is an,

00:32:41.480 a quasi anti-terrorism law, but it also, uh, yesterday they amended the law to include, uh, oil and gas

00:32:50.120 facilities. So that could be refineries that could be pump jacks that can be oil batteries. Uh,

00:32:57.080 that could be head offices of oil and gas companies or the AER. So that's the Alberta energy regulator

00:33:04.440 that their offices or anywhere that emissions data is stored. And in the press release, they said,

00:33:13.400 basically if federal agents, so environment, Canada people, or whoever are deployed to Alberta,

00:33:21.720 because we refuse to turn over our emissions data to comply with a non-constitutional emissions cap,

00:33:27.400 we will trespass your people off the property and even charge them because you have no jurisdiction 0.98

00:33:34.760 here. And if the feds fight us on this, we'll invoke the sovereignty act over Alberta's constitutional

00:33:40.760 right to determine the fate of our oil and gas industry. So she dropped this hammer on the feds 1.00

00:33:46.920 and Carney had to skulk into town this morning. Uh, I don't think he knew it was coming.

00:33:52.600 And, uh, anyway, let that's my, uh, sort of, uh, Cole's notes version of the law,

00:33:57.800 but let's hear it from Daniel Smith because she says it better than anybody else.

00:34:01.800 We're announcing that government will introduce amendments to the critical infrastructure defense

00:34:06.360 act to protect essential infrastructure, which in turn protects Alberta's economy and its people.

00:34:12.440 Some amendments are focused on the Southern border earlier this year. We created a two kilometer

00:34:18.200 deep zone in Alberta side of the Canada us border and deployed the interdiction patrol team to secure

00:34:25.240 it. Now we're moving that, that zone into the critical infrastructure defense act. So the definition

00:34:30.440 of essential infrastructure is listed in one place alone. This would be just a bit of legislative

00:34:36.200 housekeeping, but the amendments don't stop there. They also designate oil and gas production sites

00:34:41.880 and facilities where emissions data and records are held as essential infrastructure. This amendment

00:34:47.880 to the critical infrastructure defense act provides an extra tool to safeguard essential infrastructure

00:34:52.840 from interference. And that includes interference from Ottawa. I would certainly hope that the new

00:34:57.960 prime minister has taken the time to read our constitution and I would direct him to pay specific

00:35:02.920 attention to section 92 a, which gives the province, not the federal government, the exclusive

00:35:07.720 jurisdiction over non-renewable natural resource development. Alberta will continue in its pursuit

00:35:13.800 of doubling our oil and gas production to meet the growing global demand for energy. And we will not

00:35:18.440 let Ottawa stand in our way. We will not tolerate the continuous unconstitutional overreaches made by the

00:35:24.120 federal liberal government. Measures like the emissions cap, the net zero electricity regs, the net zero electric

00:35:29.960 vehicle mandate, and the energy industry advertising ban must be stopped now. And make no mistake, Alberta will do

00:35:37.160 whatever it takes to shield our economy from the liberals growth killing lunacy. These amendments

00:35:42.360 we're introducing today would include denying federal workers access to our facilities and the information

00:35:48.520 they contain. I will continue to fiercely and unapologetically stand up for Albertans and defend the best interest of

00:35:54.920 our province, our economy, and our industry. This ongoing tariff dispute has proven now more than ever that Canada must

00:36:02.040 build big and build fast to reach new global markets for export. Canadians and politicians

00:36:08.600 from across the country are calling for new pipelines to be built, east, west, and north, to secure our

00:36:14.360 future and end our reliance upon our southern trading partner. However, if the new prime minister wants to

00:36:20.280 resume an old fight, well, we will. We'll fight tooth and nail. Because if we can't make these decisions and

00:36:26.360 build, then it's so obvious when it's so obviously in the national interest, then what kind of an

00:36:31.400 economic future does Canada have? Today's amendments are a warning, but they are also an invitation to

00:36:37.640 Ottawa. Let's talk. Let's rise to the occasion. Let's use Canada's riches to protect our nation.

00:36:45.080 I can feel your envy. I can feel your envy, Tamara, through my monitor.

00:36:50.040 Sure. Even just listening, I tuned in, I didn't get a question in, but I tuned in to

00:36:55.080 her presser, what was that last, last week on Friday, I think it was. And even just listening

00:37:00.440 to her responses, you know, it made me so jealous of what we have here in Ontario, which is terrible.

00:37:08.760 The progressive conservatives, if you can even say conservative in that name, are just,

00:37:15.240 I don't even think they're liberal light anymore. They are just liberal. Justin Trudeau and Doug Ford

00:37:22.680 are obviously good buddies. And they had each other's backs over the last few years while they

00:37:27.080 were saying, oh, Canadians, we have your backs. Like, no, you are just having each other's backs here.

00:37:32.360 And yeah, Daniel Smith is such a breath of fresh air for from the last few years where everyday

00:37:40.600 Canadians who are concerned with the way that the country is being run, the way the economy

00:37:45.160 is going, the rules and edicts and diktats that are coming down from government officials or,

00:37:51.880 you know, even things like public health. They see someone like Danielle Smith, who's,

00:37:56.280 you know, really championing reason and rationale and is able to even have,

00:38:03.160 one of the mainstream media journalists kind of had it out with her for a few seconds in the

00:38:07.480 presser in the Q and A part. And she was able to hold her own and she stayed calm and she was

00:38:13.640 rational and, and articulate in her response. And instead of like banishing them or having them

00:38:19.080 arrested, she was like, well, no, I'll, I'll still answer your question. And she did so very fairly and

00:38:25.640 barely, very calmly. And I think that Canada would be well served to have more, not less of that.

00:38:31.400 Yeah. As an Albertan, it is, it's nice to hear somebody who is not sheepish about what we are

00:38:39.080 able to do here, not just for ourselves, but for the rest of the country. Usually it's like,

00:38:43.720 you know what we're doing our, we're, you know, we're greening the oil and gas industry, but you

00:38:49.480 know, there's, you know, oil and gas demand is out there. And so why not us? No, she's like,

00:38:54.040 we're doubling production. And if you want to fight us on this, we'll see you in court. Like,

00:38:59.240 there's no like sort of apologizing for the environmental impact and then sort of leaning

00:39:05.640 into the social acceptance of, you know, like that, you know, you need it from us rather than

00:39:12.340 Russia. That is a valid point, but she, she's just like, we're doubling it. And if not, if you want to 0.78

00:39:17.720 fight us, let's rumble, but I'd rather talk to you. Like, it's just so refreshing to hear her talk 0.98

00:39:24.280 like that. Like we do not need to apologize for being the furnace that fuels this country.

00:39:30.680 We don't, we should be proud of it. And people should treat us as important as we are, Mark Carney.

00:39:36.680 And so, uh, also it was a power move to drop this yesterday afternoon before the brand new prime

00:39:43.340 minister skulked into town to meet with her. Even for her to say, like, call out the liberals,

00:39:49.880 growth cutting lunacy. I mean, let's start calling it lunacy. Yeah. Growth killing. I wrote it down. 0.95

00:39:57.460 I was like, that's a beautiful line. It really is. I, yeah, I noted that one too. And, um, I thought

00:40:02.620 she said growth cutting, but regardless, same difference, but let's call it out. Why, why is

00:40:07.940 Danielle Smith the only one who is calling out their absolute lunacy and the horrible effects that it has

00:40:16.340 on hardworking everyday Canadians get out of the way, get the red. I mean, Danielle Smith is obviously 1.00

00:40:22.760 a true conservative. Um, and she's not skirting any of this, these issues and she's calling a spade a

00:40:28.320 spade, which I think is so refreshing. And the more, um, I see the, the way that Alberta is handling 0.94

00:40:34.180 itself. I think, um, maybe I could deal with the intense cold. You get over it. You get, you just get

00:40:41.380 used to it. You know, you start dressing for the weather. It's fine. You realize you have to plug in your

00:40:45.700 vehicle. I don't know about three months of the year because it's so cold, but, uh, life is more

00:40:51.040 affordable. You can afford to spend money on a really good winter jacket because life is a little

00:40:57.360 bit cheaper here and food and stuff like that. And we have another clip here from Smith where

00:41:05.940 she is again, calling out the government saying the biggest threat to the Alberta economy for the past

00:41:11.880 10 years, right? We've been suffering a decade under this, um, is the liberal government.

00:41:17.440 Yeah. The threats are coming from, you know, the tariffs, right? That is the biggest threat. That's

00:41:22.660 what a lot of people are worried about yet. You're focusing some of your energies on the federal

00:41:26.300 government. The biggest threat is that well, because the biggest threat to the Alberta economy has been

00:41:30.380 the past 10 years of liberal government that canceled $176 billion worth of investment. We, um, uh,

00:41:37.220 continue to face threats, whether it's tanker ban off the West coast, they'll see 69, which has still

00:41:42.840 not been passed net zero power rigs, net zero cars, net zero buildings, methane caps, emissions caps.

00:41:49.540 Uh, if they continue doing that, it'll crush our economy. So I would say that we'd face a dual 0.82

00:41:53.980 threat. Yes, we have to deal with the tariffs, but we also equally have to deal with a federal liberal

00:41:59.420 government that has tried to crush our economy for the past 10 years. And we're just not going to let

00:42:02.940 them do that anymore, especially now that we're seeing an unprecedented interest in trying to get,

00:42:08.560 uh, pipelines built, uh, East, West, and North. And so this is our signal to the federal government,

00:42:14.100 especially since even with the new prime minister still seems to be very enthusiastic about taking

00:42:18.740 over our tier program and emissions caps and carbon pricing and what that would mean. We're just letting

00:42:24.900 him know this is, uh, our business. Section 92A of the constitution gives us the right to manage our

00:42:30.260 resources. And we're going to assert that that includes the emission data that comes from those

00:42:34.460 resources and the installations that we manage. Yeah. It will be really interesting to see the

00:42:42.820 dynamic if there, if, and when, when I should say, uh, there is a Polyev conservative government.

00:42:50.720 And if those two, you know, put their heads together and if Polyev acts like an actual conservative,

00:42:58.040 um, the way the, the, the wealth that will open up in Canada and hopefully turn this ship around.

00:43:07.020 Yeah. I thought I saw a press release or a video this morning. Maybe we can find it.

00:43:12.760 It was quite early this morning. Um, Polyev, uh, he made a, an announcement like that the timeline on,

00:43:25.000 uh, proposals from proposal to approval. Uh, we're not doing this 10 years to, to get, uh, a refinery

00:43:33.620 built or a pipeline built anymore in this country. Um, we're building if he's elected West to East,

00:43:41.640 North to South, South to North, uh, West to further West. And, uh, I think he said that there will be

00:43:48.900 some streamlining, thank God of the regulatory process. I don't know if we are able to find

00:43:54.040 that Olivia, but that was a, an early morning video that he put out this morning. Um,

00:44:01.420 if we can't find it, uh, that's okay. Cause we have an ad read, uh, that we will use to pay the

00:44:08.360 bills around here because unlike the CBC, um, and the people crying about not getting to travel on the

00:44:14.900 two of us with the conservatives, we rely on your support and, uh, a little bit from sponsors who

00:44:20.740 are willing to work with us. So this one is from the kids guide. So this one's for parents out there.

00:44:26.440 If you have kids in school, you know, they're being constantly brainwashed by the way,

00:44:29.540 by liberal teachers. And you sort of need to do a debrief of your children every day after they walk

00:44:34.360 in the door. What scary thing did they say about the conservatives today, little Timmy? Well,

00:44:38.660 this should help you, especially if you're American. Uh, I'm sure by now you're familiar with

00:44:43.560 the kids guide co-founded by Mike Huckabee. While the kids guide wants to know whether or not you

00:44:48.340 approve of doge, please take a minute to head on over to doge choice.com right now and cast your

00:44:54.300 vote and see how more than 15,000 other parents who've already voted feel about doge. Oops.

00:45:03.200 Sorry, Olivia, when you added that message, it skipped ahead for me. Um, remember vote at

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00:45:30.480 it will be the little ones who will pay for the government bloat. Remember, visit doge choice.com

00:45:35.680 to cast your vote and you'll get a free gift bundle for your kids. Uh, one of the team found

00:45:42.260 the, uh, shovel ready zones clip from Polly of this morning. So let's watch that before we go into,

00:45:51.060 uh, the bad stuff that China is doing today. We need to get East West pipelines. We need to get oil

00:45:59.260 through Quebec in order to create jobs for Quebec steel workers and can set Quebec construction

00:46:05.880 workers while we break our dependence on Trump and in America. The liberals have driven a half

00:46:11.000 trillion dollars South. I want to bring it home. And that's why we need to put Canada first. It's time

00:46:17.680 to bring home our jobs, energy, and economic sovereignty. That is what my economic, my bring it

00:46:23.480 home economic plan is all about. And so, so today I'm announcing that a conservative government will

00:46:30.680 bring forward Canada first shovel ready zones, areas pre-approved for large scale industrial and

00:46:41.840 resource projects. This is how it will work. First, we will identify a spot that looks appropriate

00:46:48.340 for a mine, a pipeline, an LNG plant, a power station, a hydroelectric dam. Second, we will make

00:46:56.520 sure that the place is safe and that it won't harm the people or the environment to put the project

00:47:02.160 there. Third, my government will do the necessary environmental studies in partnership and collaboration

00:47:08.180 with the provinces, municipalities, and we will carry out the necessary constitutionally required

00:47:14.500 consultations with the First Nations up front so that they don't have to, so that they can be done

00:47:19.740 before the investors even step up. Fourth, we will offer, when all of this is done, we will offer pre-permitting

00:47:27.900 before we even get applications so that permits can be published online with a required checklist of actions

00:47:35.260 that businesses must take to comply in protecting people and the environment. Then businesses would have all the

00:47:42.240 information, legally binding, published online that they could use to make a real investment decision.

00:47:48.220 This will be necessary after years of uncertainty where businesses spent billions of dollars in many

00:47:53.500 years getting to a maybe. They will know that they have a yes up front. They can do the math, pencil it out,

00:47:58.740 and get busy.

00:48:01.860 There you have it. We'll go to a quick ad break and then we'll come back with some China, the beacon of human

00:48:08.080 rights. Upholdings.

00:48:14.060 I've got a better idea than tariffs. What would an America first strategy for Canada-US trade look like?

00:48:21.420 Is there room for a Trump-style mega deal even bigger than Greenland? A dozen years ago, I wrote a

00:48:28.020 best-selling book called Ethical Oil, The Case for Canada's Oil Sands, which made the liberal argument

00:48:34.300 that the oil sands are the fair trade coffee of the world's oil industry. In my new book, Deal of the

00:48:40.440 Century, I look at Canada-US trade through an America first lens, and I come to the conclusion

00:48:46.260 that far from putting tariffs on Canadian oil, Donald Trump should ink a 50-year, $13 trillion deal

00:48:53.900 to buy all 170 billion barrels of Canada's oil sands, shutting out China and giving Canada the means to pay

00:49:02.200 for a rebuilt military. And as for yanking Trudeau's chain, well, he'll be gone as prime minister in a

00:49:09.080 few weeks, but I've got a better suggestion for how Trump can slap Trudeau around a bit without hurting

00:49:15.660 America's economic interests. That's in the book, too. Get your copy now at dealofthesenturybook.com,

00:49:23.900 and trust me, Trudeau doesn't want you to see this.

00:49:29.540 All right. Amid all the tariff trade tensions we have with the United States, we also have them

00:49:37.000 with China. So today, I believe, is the first day that Chinese tariffs come into effect on $3.7

00:49:46.680 billion worth of Canadian goods. This comes from the Globe and Mail. These new Chinese tariffs on

00:49:53.420 Canadian agricultural and food products came into force just after midnight today, Thursday, 12 days after

00:50:00.360 they were first announced by Beijing as a retaliatory measure on Chinese electric vehicles that was imposed

00:50:08.300 on China by Ottawa, by the Liberals, last year at 100%. So this piles, of course, even more pressure on

00:50:18.280 Canadian exporters already worried about this escalating trade war with the United States.

00:50:23.720 And it's primarily on Canadian canola, oil, oil cakes, and pea imports, as well as a 25% duty on

00:50:33.440 Canadian pork and aquatic products. Something I didn't realize was that China is actually a major

00:50:40.680 buyer of Canadian seafood products. And it's a huge buyer of Canadian pork. I think it is the number one buyer.

00:50:51.340 Correct me if I'm wrong. Somebody, a farmer will let me know in the comments of our canola exports.

00:50:57.900 Canada, I did this before, and I'll just give a brief history of canola in case people don't know.

00:51:04.620 Because it really irks me, as a farmer, that the Team Canada elbows up, people are not defending our

00:51:12.300 canola exports. So we grow most of the world's canola. It's grown on the prairies. 50% of it is

00:51:20.780 grown in Saskatchewan, another 30% in Alberta, and then 20% between Manitoba and wherever they're

00:51:26.820 growing it in British Columbia. Now, wherever you fall on the seed oil issue, that's irrelevant.

00:51:31.280 Because this is like a $30 billion industry for Canada, and they can use it for biofuel. I don't

00:51:37.440 care if they eat it. It's not my business what happens when it leaves the farm in the hopper,

00:51:41.740 right? But canola is such an exclusively Canadian product. The name canola, the C-A-N stands for 0.96

00:51:55.460 Canada. It's Canadian oil, low acid, canola. It was developed for our short growing

00:52:01.260 seasons, and specifically for our soil conditions. It is developed so that it ripens after it's

00:52:07.720 swathed in the field, because that gives us more time in a short growing season, right?

00:52:14.300 Got to sort of swath it by August. And it can lay in the field, swathed and ripened. And yet,

00:52:22.220 China slaps these retaliatory tariffs on Canadian farmers in the West, and the elbows up Team Canada

00:52:30.020 don't even seem to care that this particularly Canadian industry is being hammered. Why? You don't

00:52:35.920 stand to lose any votes on the prairies, liberals. So they slapped these EV tariffs on to Chinese-made

00:52:44.540 EVs. Why? To protect the gajillions of dollars in bucks that they spent on foreign companies who are

00:52:54.460 building EVs or EV components in Ontario and Quebec. So right now, Western farmers and our fishermen are

00:53:04.960 being sacrificed to save those EV bailouts in Eastern Canada. It is revolting, and nobody seems

00:53:13.320 to care. I saw Francois-Philippe Champagne say, basically, so what? The other day.

00:53:18.560 You better buy your electric vehicles or else. They're trying to phase out fossil-fueled vehicles

00:53:28.900 so that you have to buy an electric vehicle because they're investing so heavily in them.

00:53:37.360 And Stellantis, that plant is in serious financial problems, if not already not going ahead.

00:53:44.540 North Volt is going broke in its home company. But in Canada, we're just like, shovel the money on. Oh,

00:53:51.620 the Western farmers are getting tariffs. Oh, it's also planting season. They don't seem to care.

00:53:56.960 People are making contingency plans for planting season. And it's not just like you can shift away

00:54:06.980 from the crop that you've been growing. We do, of course, rotational planting. But it's serious

00:54:14.620 investment to become a canola farmer. It's not just seed. It's not just bins and hoppers. It's

00:54:20.000 specific kinds of equipment to harvest these crops in the field. You just can't be like, okay, well,

00:54:25.460 we've got tariffs again. Thanks, Justin Trudeau, like he did with pulses. Last time he pranced his way

00:54:30.600 through India, we came home with pulse tariffs. This is a huge deal. And the liberals just don't

00:54:37.860 care. And where are there calls for boycotts of the dollar store and all the Chinese made products 1.00

00:54:43.720 to defend Canadian farmers? There's nothing. It's just orange man bad.

00:54:49.360 Yeah, that's right. I don't see anyone in the grocery store is saying, oh, the Canadian products.

00:54:52.820 And actually, last night, I was at the grocery store and over the loudspeaker,

00:54:56.340 it was very COVID era reminiscent when they were like, stay home, save lives, make sure that you

00:55:03.460 stand six feet apart, wear your mask, don't kill grandma. Now over the loudspeaker, they're like,

00:55:10.000 make sure that you support our Canadian products and check the Canadian food label. And we're doing

00:55:15.360 our best to make sure that all the labels are accurate. But please be understanding if it's not

00:55:21.260 until we get caught up on all the labels, because people are looking at things like Canadian orange

00:55:26.880 juice, and they're going, wait a minute, we don't grow oranges here in Canada. So how like, okay,

00:55:33.920 yeah, the oranges are imported, and then you make the juice in Canada. But it's still you know, it's

00:55:38.480 it's like greenwashing or whitewashing. Yeah, the Canadian label. But anyway, yeah, you don't hear any

00:55:43.880 about any of that with China or yeah, boycotting the dollar store, which is all China factory made 0.95

00:55:50.420 stuff or even Walmart. I mean, the vast majority of things you're going to purchase in a Walmart

00:55:55.820 are going to be made in China. Do you know what I've got an idea for a good story? I'm going to go 1.00

00:56:02.860 through that shopping cart of Justin Trudeau's the other day where he was buying his bachelor pad junk

00:56:08.680 at the Canadian Tire on Monday, just Monday morning at Canadian Tire. How do you do fellow

00:56:14.020 divorced dads of Canada? I am going to look at his cart, and then I'm going to go to my Canadian 0.89

00:56:19.580 Tire. And I am going to look to see where those items are made. Because I'm pretty sure those dollar

00:56:26.260 those Canadian Tire utensils, so the Canadian Tire brand, whatever it is that he's got in the cart

00:56:32.020 there. Those are not made in Canada. I guarantee you those are Chinese. Well, and so many labels

00:56:39.780 now it says made in Canada from domestic and imported ingredients, right? A lot of the food

00:56:45.500 that we get here is technically made in Canada, but we're importing a lot of the ingredients or the

00:56:52.460 materials to manufacture that product. So there's, you know, you have to look past some of those labels

00:56:59.200 sometimes. I think their avocados are bagged in Canada. And so that alleviates the left-wing

00:57:05.740 avocado toast worry warts that they are buying Canadian when they get their avocados because 1.00

00:57:10.560 they're put in that stupid brown or green mesh bag. That can constitute made in Canada, 1.00

00:57:19.480 as far as your grocery produce goes. The ones that kill the seagulls?

00:57:23.200 Yeah, those are the ones. Do we want to talk quickly about the China, the four dual citizens? 0.50

00:57:31.200 We have a clip here of that. And then maybe we'll get into some of this

00:57:34.160 EV hypocrisy from the left vandalizing Tesla. Sure. Yep. Yeah. It was a good segue there with

00:57:41.160 the EV vehicle tariff talk. But anyway, while we're on the topic of China, we have a video here

00:57:49.020 of foreign affairs minister, Melanie Jolie, discussing four dual citizens. So they were

00:57:56.340 Canadian Chinese citizens that were executed by China.

00:58:04.020 Can you tell us anything about their charges?

00:58:06.160 They were all dual citizens and all of them. And that's the only information that I will give you.

00:58:12.620 Can you talk about what they were accused of or even the nature of what they were accused of?

00:58:16.760 They were all facing charges linked to criminal activities, according to China, linked to drugs.

00:58:26.720 According to China, with a very, with a high track record of really stellar human rights upholdings.

00:58:35.940 Yeah. You know what? Maybe these guys are fentanyl trackers or good traffickers, but I'm inclined to

00:58:42.700 believe that China actually doesn't care about fentanyl trafficking, considering much of the

00:58:47.680 components for fentanyl in this country and are here by way of China. So I'm not so sure that they

00:58:54.860 care about those things, except maybe if you're trafficking fentanyl inside China. But I'm reliably

00:59:02.940 informed by the light on crime liberals that they are anti-death penalty. So I don't take that

00:59:10.780 approach, but they do. Why are they just like, well, they were, they just four citizens were executed.

00:59:18.580 They were executed by China for drug charges. Shouldn't we know a little bit more about it,

00:59:26.060 considering they scooped up the two Michaels on nonsense charges and held them for like

00:59:32.940 years, years, years in retaliation for years? Yeah. And then just let them go. Just off you go.

00:59:39.720 And here's why I am inclined not to believe China. And I would love to be wrong because if they are 0.95

00:59:46.280 executing fentanyl traffickers, I'm willing to hear that. But the, if they were, I feel like Melanie

00:59:52.820 Jolie would have told us a little bit more. And from the Foreign Interference Commission,

00:59:59.460 I remember being shocked and then shocked that nobody else was shocked, that CSIS just testified

01:00:09.200 like it was nothing that they know of at least two Canadians that were forcibly repatriated,

01:00:16.980 read kidnapped, back to China from Canadian soil. So were these even Canadians that had been in China

01:00:24.960 just as dual citizenship? Or were they abducted from Canada? Because you know what happened at

01:00:29.680 least twice? And they're just like, yeah, it happened. So how did they get back to China to

01:00:34.540 get executed? I feel like that is a real big concern because it should worry the expats in Canada who

01:00:41.220 are freedom minded, i.e. Kenny Chong and the like. If China can just come over here, take you back to 0.94

01:00:46.780 China. Canadian officials testify about it. They know what happens. They don't do much about it. And then

01:00:51.160 you end up executed for drug charges in China. There's a lot we don't know right now.

01:00:57.520 Yeah. Well, here in Canada, we don't really have any sort of offense for drug charges. You're just

01:01:02.980 free to go back out onto the streets and we'll wrap it up in a bow and call it safer supply and the

01:01:08.400 government will sell it to you. Don't honk. Just don't honk. Please don't honk. Just make sure that you

01:01:13.020 don't go to the nation's capital to protest the government's actions because then you're in real

01:01:18.740 trouble. Yeah. Um, and then we have, I think this one, Oh yeah. Do we want to play that CSIS clip

01:01:25.260 from, from you, Sheila, from the foreign interference commission? You know what? Stay

01:01:28.960 tuned. I'm going to use it in a video. I have a video to get out off my chest on this issue.

01:01:35.480 So I'll use that foreign interference. It'll shock you. I was just like, I can't believe what I just 0.98

01:01:39.600 heard. And then they just moved on from it. It blew my mind. Uh, I think we should talk about Tesla.

01:01:44.000 Yes. Yeah. So yesterday, Alexa LaVoie, our Quebec correspondent did a great report, um,

01:01:51.020 these activists heading over to a Tesla dealership where they poured paint, spray painted it, um,

01:01:58.740 vandalized the entire front facing facade of this building and were subsequently arrested. Um,

01:02:07.840 and so they're at it again today. They're at the U S embassy in Ottawa, the nation's capital,

01:02:15.060 where you will be arrested for honking a horn. Um, they're back there again. And we have a clip

01:02:23.280 here to share, uh, the same group vandalizing that was vandalizing the Tesla dealership yesterday

01:02:29.860 is now at the U S embassy doing the exact same thing.

01:02:37.840 Yeah. The full, what they say there, um, Alexa's report from yesterday. I don't know if we can pull

01:02:59.220 up the clip of it, but they go on this long spiel about how they're the last generation and they

01:03:05.080 won't die of fossil fuel exploiters. Um, I'm disappointed that guy from the embassy didn't

01:03:13.000 flatten her. You should have come out a little bit quicker. It was, uh, a little too gentle for

01:03:20.020 my liking. Uh, it would be nice to compare the identity and see if it's actually the same person

01:03:25.760 again. Like, are they, were they out on bail? I assume they're out on bail already. Canada's

01:03:30.040 judicial system is in complete disarray. Um, or any violent offenders repeat violent offenders

01:03:36.460 will be out on bail in a few hours after being arrested. So I wouldn't doubt if this is quite

01:03:42.120 literally the same individual, if not just the same group. Yeah. Well, it says it's the, I mean,

01:03:47.720 they publicly announced that they're the same group and, uh, we have this other news item about

01:03:54.340 the Tesla dealership in Hamilton. Now we've got a spate of these problems busting out. Um, and

01:04:01.420 again, like last generation, they're an environmentalist group. What are you doing

01:04:06.300 destroying the Tesla dealership? Um, yeah. So as many as 80 Tesla vehicles damaged at a dealership

01:04:13.800 in Hamilton, say police. Now, again, what does doge in the United States have to do with Canada?

01:04:20.580 These guys are just like all so's, you know, they're like the yes. And the same, as I said 1.00

01:04:26.780 yesterday, the women's marchers in Canada after Donald Trump got elected. And it's like, what

01:04:31.880 the heck are you ladies marching for? You guys have been good here. And then some, and by the

01:04:36.620 way, nothing happened to you in the United States and just chill out. But this is the same thing.

01:04:40.600 It's like, Oh, they're protesting Elon in the United States. Uh, let's protest him here in

01:04:45.880 Canada, even though, uh, I wish we would claim him more than we do. You know, he's a dual citizen

01:04:54.140 Canadian too, like, or triple citizen. I guess he's American, um, and South African and Canadian.

01:05:00.420 I think we should lean more into that. I like the guy. Um, but yeah, like what does this got to do

01:05:05.900 with Canada? They don't know if you asked them, they wouldn't know. They have no idea because just

01:05:10.840 a mere year ago, two years ago, these activists were champions of Tesla and electric vehicles

01:05:17.800 because it was doing away with the demon fossil demonized fossil fuels. And, um, they were

01:05:25.680 champions. They wanted more electric, everything let's electrify, um, city buses and all heavy

01:05:33.320 equipment and town municipal vehicles, everything should be electrified. And, uh, now they are

01:05:40.840 vandalizing it because they don't agree with Elon Musk's political leanings. Um, so it's really

01:05:48.960 funny to see that how, how that has evolved over the last few years. I posted on my Instagram. Oh,

01:05:56.080 I don't know if I can't get the video out for this, um, live stream, but I spotted a car,

01:06:02.060 a Tesla driving and on the rear, the bumper sticker was, I purchased this Tesla, um, before Elon went

01:06:09.220 crazy or something like that. And it's like, Oh my gosh. So you virtue signaled by buying the Tesla.

01:06:15.480 Now you don't want the negative connotation, whatever that may be with Elon Musk and his

01:06:21.700 affiliations with a department of government efficiency. Like why, who is against a department

01:06:27.780 of government efficiency to make sure that your tax dollars are going to the salaries and to

01:06:33.340 initiatives that are actually working to serve you as the people, not just funnel the and line

01:06:39.440 the pockets of bureaucrats and foreign interests. But anyway, it's so funny to see that virtue signaling

01:06:46.480 just totally backpedal to the point where you feel compelled to buy a bumper sticker to make sure that

01:06:53.060 everybody knows you bought the Tesla before Elon went crazy as though he's the crazy one. And it's not

01:06:58.420 actually you. I have to show you this one thing. And I know who owns this Tesla. I don't think he

01:07:04.860 has ever publicly said, I think we all know who owns this Tesla. Um, but, um, sorry, I have to,

01:07:12.400 I'll just cut and paste it. It's on red. It went wild on Reddit and then it sort of went, uh, viral on,

01:07:19.020 uh, Instagram, but this is again, Alberta remains the better place than confederation. And I say that not

01:07:27.620 just as an Albertan, but as a political, uh, observer, this is the, uh, I think this was a

01:07:37.060 Tesla Tesla in Calgary. You see the sticker on that bad boy. I love oil and gas. So that's the

01:07:45.580 Canadian association of petroleum producers sticker. So this is a Tesla in Calgary. And so, uh, again,

01:07:52.120 even our Tesla owners lean into the oil and gas industry here, as opposed to like, I guess the

01:07:58.360 lunatics in Hamilton, Ontario, Hamilton is really not a nice place. Is it? That's my impression on

01:08:04.000 the outside looking in. Sorry. Same with Montreal. Sorry, Alexa, because my goodness, the amount of

01:08:10.780 protests and the violence that, you know, get out and protest. Sure. Have your voice heard, but why do

01:08:16.920 we have to engage in this violent, these violent destructive acts? It's just, you know, that's no

01:08:23.980 one's hearing you out at that point. Just go home. Yeah. Um, I know we have an ad read to do Olivia,

01:08:29.220 but should we, and I know we have to wrap up, but should we just let everybody have a peek at what

01:08:35.660 Ezra has been up to in the UK? I think it's important work. All the international eyes are on

01:08:41.880 Ezra right now. Tommy Robinson, free speech activist, documentary filmmaker. He's in solitary

01:08:49.320 confinement in a UK prison for a civil conviction, which is odd to me, uh, for, uh, publishing a video,

01:09:01.060 a documentary on X that a judge didn't like. And so he's been months already in solitary confinement.

01:09:08.860 Um, there's a hearing about, uh, the potential for release for him today. Ezra has been in the

01:09:13.720 courtroom live tweeting, and there were some pretty dramatic things that happened in the courtroom.

01:09:19.680 Uh, Tommy's lawyers are alleging that he cannot see visitors. And I don't think it's alleged

01:09:24.280 because we've tried to visit him. Um, that, uh, that people are being blocked from visiting for,

01:09:29.800 for political reasons by what's known as, I forget what they call the, the warden of the prison there

01:09:36.280 to use a Western world term, uh, North American term. And while, uh, Tommy was trying to confer

01:09:44.980 with his lawyer on an issue after the judge said, Tommy, you need to confer with your lawyer.

01:09:49.580 The prison cut the feed because Tommy was appearing remotely. So the prison interfered

01:09:55.960 with Tommy's ability to discuss things with his lawyer at the request of the judge. The judge was not

01:10:02.100 happy. Um, but I'll zip it. Let's just show a little bit from Ezra, if you wouldn't mind.

01:10:07.580 Well, it's Ezra Levant here. We have a break in the court, uh, and I'll tell you a little bit

01:10:13.200 about it. So I'm giving you an update. Of course, I'm standing outside the gorgeous Royal Courts of

01:10:18.300 Justice, uh, in a neighborhood of the UK called the Strand. It's so beautiful here. I wish I could stay

01:10:24.660 longer. I arrived at 6 30 AM. It took me actually a couple hours to find my way into the city and I've

01:10:32.060 got to fly out at 6 PM. So really, as soon as I'm done here, I'm heading out, but I'm glad I came

01:10:37.440 and here's why. So what was today? Today was a sort of a scheduling hearing. It was a case management

01:10:45.760 hearing as we call it in Canada, where Tommy Robinson's lawyers were trying to convince a judge

01:10:51.820 to hear a challenge to Tommy's imprisonment status, to hear it on an expedited basis. What I mean by

01:10:59.000 that is justice moves slowly. It takes months to get court dates, but that doesn't work if someone's

01:11:06.440 in solitary confinement where every day counts. So today is a special hearing to convince a judge,

01:11:12.960 his name is Justice Martin Chamberlain, that Tommy has a sufficiently important case that's sufficiently

01:11:19.920 urgent that the actual substantive hearing should be done on a speedy basis. So today isn't the

01:11:28.480 resolution of the actual question, should Tommy be taken out of solitary confinement? Today is a

01:11:34.960 resolution of a preliminary question. Is that a sufficiently urgent matter for the court to

01:11:41.680 move faster than it normally does? Now, the fact that they scheduled today's hearing fairly quickly

01:11:49.800 in itself is a good sign. I did a little bit of Googling on Justice Martin Chamberlain, and he once told

01:11:58.500 the Times of London that he thinks the UK should have US-style free of speech, like the First Amendment.

01:12:06.060 That would be amazing. I wish Canada had that too.

01:12:08.440 So any judge who says that, well, I'm feeling good about him. And there's a UK eco-extremist group

01:12:17.920 called Extinction Rebellion. They're awful. Not only do they block highways, they deface priceless art. 0.58

01:12:25.740 They're the worst people in the world. But this judge, in a ruling, you know, I'm going from memory here,

01:12:32.120 so my details might not be perfect, defended the right of Extinction Rebellion to have some of their

01:12:38.300 protests. And again, I despise Extinction Rebellion. But the fact that this judge is fighting for their

01:12:42.940 freedom to protest, again, perhaps that redounds to Tommy's benefit in this hearing. So Tommy's

01:12:50.240 King's Counsel, that's a senior barrister, Alistair Williamson was on his feet, basically going through

01:12:56.940 the facts of Tommy's incarceration. And the main piece of evidence he was referring to

01:13:05.860 was a medical report by, I'm not sure if it was a psychologist or a psychiatrist, forgive me,

01:13:12.440 who met with Tommy in prison and spent some time diagnosing him, talking to him, asking him questions

01:13:20.400 about a number of things, and then wrote a scientific medical report on Tommy's PTSD and ADHD,

01:13:28.820 post-traumatic stress disorder and attention deficit disorder, both of which were exacerbated by his last

01:13:37.000 day in solitary confinement, which have sort of flourished again in this day. So it's a very acute warning

01:13:45.120 of Tommy's mental health. On his feet in reply, the KC for the government, the Secretary of State is the

01:13:52.440 particular office, but it was just a King's Counsel lawyer, argued that, oh, it's not really solitary

01:13:58.480 confinement because Tommy has the occasional visitor and he has the occasional phone call and he's allowed

01:14:05.220 to do arts and crafts or something, they said. He was basically saying, tough luck. There was one

01:14:13.720 instance where Tommy was offered drugs by the health officers at the prison. Oh, you're having a tough

01:14:21.920 time in solitary for nine months? We can get you on drugs. But can you imagine that? Anyways, it went

01:14:27.960 back and forth. And I should say that Tommy Robinson was joining not in person, but by a video link. So

01:14:34.780 Tommy was in the prison, we could all see him, he could see us, and he could hear the proceedings.

01:14:39.520 And he was listening to Mr. Cross, that's the government's lawyer, talk about how wonderful Tommy has, and he has

01:14:47.020 this many visits, and this many phone calls, and it's just a luxury vacation compared, better even, than other

01:14:55.060 prisoners have, was at one point a contention by the government. And Tommy started waving his arm madly. And the

01:15:02.220 judge took notice of that. And the judge, being no dummy, said, oh, he clearly objects to that. And the judge said,

01:15:09.500 well, maybe we should take a break and let Tommy have a phone call with his lawyer. Tommy's not going

01:15:16.420 to come and give evidence, but maybe Tommy can give some information to his lawyer, who would then

01:15:21.720 perhaps rebut or refuse Mr. Cross. So the court went on a half-hour break while the lawyers talked to

01:15:29.200 Tommy on the phone. But then Tommy came back to the room, to his video link, and he held up a sign

01:15:35.860 saying, they cut off my phone. And indeed, that was confirmed by Alistair Williams and Tommy's lawyer.

01:15:41.960 So the judge was not happy with this at all. The judge inquired and said, are you serious?

01:15:48.140 The prison cut off the phone call between Tommy and his lawyer when I instructed the lawyer to talk

01:15:56.340 to Tommy? In effect, the prison cut off the call to the judge, didn't they? The judge was not on the

01:16:02.920 call, but the judge instructed Tommy and Tommy's lawyer to brief themselves so that the jury could

01:16:09.140 proceed. The prison scotched that. The prison scuppered that. The judge was not pleased. The judge said to

01:16:18.220 the government's lawyer, Mr. Cross, you get on the phone and you tell the prison that they must

01:16:24.360 reconnect Tommy. And then after some back and forth, they realized that having a video link

01:16:30.500 that would just save time, Tommy would speak directly through the video link and everyone

01:16:34.900 else would clear the court. So in fact, that's why I'm on the street right now. But understand what

01:16:39.100 happened. For the whole morning, Tommy's lawyer was saying how oppressive the treatment in the prison

01:16:45.780 was. And for the whole morning, the government's lawyer was saying, no, it's wonderful. Tommy has so

01:16:50.780 many privileges. And then, as if to prove the whole point, the prison cut off Tommy mid-phone call

01:16:59.740 to his own lawyers, not even just a family or a friend, but to his own lawyers, he was instructing.

01:17:05.920 This judge is not an emotionally expressive judge. He would probably be called stone-faced.

01:17:13.220 But you could hear his anger. And the instructions he gave Mr. Cross, the government's lawyer,

01:17:18.340 were quite stern.

01:17:21.300 Okay. So that's a little bit of what's happening in the courtroom today. Ezra filed

01:17:26.740 several videos about what happened. Also, he was posting to X the minutia of what was happening

01:17:35.720 in the courtroom, including the complaining of the mainstream media for having to sit beside a fake

01:17:40.000 journalist like Ezra, according to the fake journalist who had to sit beside Ezra. So there's

01:17:47.740 that. You can, I think it's at TommyTrial.com. Trials? Trials? Trials? Trials? Trial? TommyTrial.com?

01:17:59.680 Where you can follow along and also support Ezra's trip. Because he hopped like a last minute flight

01:18:05.540 to get there to do all of the court reporting. And he is turning around and coming right back home

01:18:09.820 to Canada. I've done that trip before. It is physically taxing because you're not even long

01:18:16.480 enough to have a shower. You just get off the plane, go straight to the courthouse, tweet, tweet, tweet,

01:18:22.280 tweet, and then come home. And then hopefully you can sleep on the plane. Maybe you don't even have time

01:18:28.100 to eat while you're there. You just turn around and come right back. So anyway, that's it. TommyTrial,

01:18:32.220 I believe. No, sorry. TommyReports. TommyReports. Thank you. Thank you. I'm glad. We have a few

01:18:40.300 Tommy Robinson related URLs. So frequently I confuse them. So thank you for that. We've got a quick ad

01:18:49.400 read. And then we've got a very special way. Actually, maybe I'll talk about that first.

01:18:55.420 Um, if you want to watch last night's Ezra Levant show in full, if you subscribe to Rumble Premium

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01:19:20.180 the full show that will play right after we sign off. So if you're a Rumble Premium subscriber,

01:19:25.500 that's what you get. We're going to do that. Um, but if you're not a Rumble Premium subscriber,

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01:19:53.500 Rumble, good news, you'll see the full ELS as we call it, Ezra Levant show, um, right after this.

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01:20:17.340 the United States, uh, Trump could do things to that. And it has plenty of American investments

01:20:23.360 as the conservatives pointed out that, uh, one of the, um, things that Carney did as the head of

01:20:29.940 Brookfield asset management was to grow Brookfield's American held assets. So yeah, there's that too.

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01:22:43.820 Oh, what are you doing? Oh, wow. Oh, hello, little friend. We're very monochromatic today,

01:22:50.100 but yeah. Tucking into the warmth. Trigger. He's getting big. I'm turning into a cat lady. I,

01:22:55.260 I'm just embarrassed of myself. Get out of here.

01:22:59.640 That's how I feel when mine comes in and bugs me. And, but sometimes you'll hear my cat in the

01:23:04.480 morning meeting and, or the morning or the evening meeting and someone will be like, is that a kid?

01:23:09.200 But it's actually my cat. He meows and it sounds like he's saying mom. It's so weird. Um, but why

01:23:15.780 don't you talk? What's wrong with you? He's such a needy, he's such a needy cat. Like it's very

01:23:22.200 annoying. I'm, I'm, wasn't previously a cat person. I was not either. Yeah. I was not a cat

01:23:27.940 person, but this cat is a Sheila person. And so I, he's, he's grown on me, I guess. I'm anyways, 0.98

01:23:36.200 I'm, I'm, I don't like people to see this side of me. Thanks a lot, cat. Anyway, let's wrap up the

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Rebel News Podcast - March 20, 2025

REBEL ROUNDUP ｜ Carney to call election, Alberta protects its resources, China executes 4 Canadians

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