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00:00:56.300 Oh hey good morning good afternoon everybody depending on which part of this country

00:01:13.780 that you're in. It is Monday and we have a whole heck pile of things to talk about. I'm Sheila Gunn-Reed.

00:01:19.860 I'm your regular host of the show you're watching Rebel Roundup. It's our daily news and opinion show

00:01:25.080 and boy oh boy it is very live. And I'm joined today by my friend from beautiful Regina, Saskatchewan

00:01:32.640 Lise Murrell. We're hot off a weekend together and we just thought we've got so much to talk about.

00:01:39.060 So Lise normally co-hosts with me on Tuesday and Wednesday she's hosting with me today because

00:01:44.500 man Scott Moe's up to something. Lise how's it going? Well hello my darling Sheila Gunn-Reed and

00:01:50.120 hello Canada. It's great to be here uh after a wild and wonderful weekend uh because of uh the hard

00:01:58.620 work of the people of Arcola Saskatchewan who put on their Arcola rodeo this last weekend which was

00:02:04.620 PS live streamed on Rebel News. Uh and thanks so much to all of the people of Arcola Saskatchewan and

00:02:10.680 Southeast Saskatchewan for being such uh wonderful and hospitable hosts. And speaking of Southeast

00:02:16.960 Saskatchewan do we have our teeth into a developing story Canada that has all of the features okay that

00:02:24.720 has all of the hallmarks of an insane scandal and it has to do it all has to do with Southeast

00:02:33.060 Saskatchewan. So we're going to get into that a little bit later. We like Sheila said we have a bunch

00:02:37.480 of things to talk about and uh we'll get to that a little bit later in the program but it is juicy

00:02:42.120 y'all it is juicy just on the surface it is juicy. We're on layer three of the onion right and and this

00:02:49.380 is uh this looks like it's going to go much much much deeper than we originally thought. Yeah it's

00:02:53.980 one of those things where you're like oh the Brookfield octopus tentacles are in this too you can't do

00:02:59.180 anything in this country without the Brookfield uh just their octopus their arms and legs just

00:03:07.100 is it the brookfield kraken or like a giant squid um just into everything every announcement that

00:03:17.040 frankly every politician makes you should be asking yourself how's Brookfield in the middle of this?

00:03:22.720 How are they involved in this? And you know all you have to do is scratch the surface and there they

00:03:26.360 are there they are and so so yeah this this story is uh extraordinarily important for the people of

00:03:32.920 Southeast Saskatchewan and uh being that that is the place that saved me in COVID okay the people of

00:03:39.400 Southeast Saskatchewan mean a great deal to me and uh we are going to we are going to look into this

00:03:43.900 story for them. Yeah our traveling partner said it over the weekend that we ended up in quite possibly

00:03:50.460 the best part of Saskatchewan and by the way friends at our Cola Rodeo thank you for

00:03:56.040 hosting us thank you for putting on a heck of a show we didn't Justin if you're watching we didn't

00:04:01.200 want to spring it on you at the time but Lisa and I would love to color commentate on your children's

00:04:07.120 events live we would the wild pony races or the mutton busting or whatever you call the mutton

00:04:13.620 busting in Southeast Saskatchewan that's what we call it around these parts I think it was the

00:04:17.900 oh the sheep scramble is what they called it um but anyways we would love to be a part of that

00:04:24.000 next year I I feel like I have it in me to color commentate on that and I know yes yes for sure

00:04:30.160 we've been to enough rodeos we've seen enough uh little cowboys and cowgirls performing and we know

00:04:36.460 that that's such an important part of western culture is getting getting our little guys um

00:04:41.380 getting our little our little guys sort of steeped in rodeo culture real early and we just want to

00:04:46.380 support that and yes uh our Cola Rodeo we're we're ready to do it up for your little guys next year

00:04:52.440 yeah my my kids were all mutton busters at the local rodeo so I feel like I have I have it in

00:04:59.020 me to color commentate um and you know as you know friends I can uh sometimes I have an interesting

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00:06:16.880 celebrate 10 years of rebel news together but we'll get into the news of the day first and we'll

00:06:21.400 maybe we'll talk about that after the um first break um carny ukraine

00:06:26.460 oh I saw an interesting thing on uh x today and I believe it's absolutely true uh but anyway carny

00:06:36.580 visits kiev uh won't rule out sending canadian troops if a peace deal is reached uh canadian

00:06:46.240 troops are in latvia right now uh they are in latvia and they're ill-equipped for their time in latvia

00:06:52.300 because um they don't have the right uh helmets and other accoutrement because we fund things like

00:07:01.680 lgbtq issues abroad and not our men and women who sign up to defend canadian ideals around the world

00:07:09.600 but it's part of the two billion in canadian funding plus another two billion in seized dresh and assets

00:07:15.860 that they announced at the g7 and then carny is going to do this and then uh just remember canadians

00:07:22.180 are uh sleeping in the streets and struggling to get by in fact I just wrote up something for the

00:07:28.180 website today um and it was a release from I think harrison company like a um like a

00:07:37.380 bankruptcy uh the bankruptcy people they did like a polling they did some polling data

00:07:44.160 um at harrison partners it's uh 80 percent of canadians are rating their savings right now to pay

00:07:52.160 uh groceries 85 percent more are worried about money under carny's economy um yeah 78.7 percent

00:08:02.620 admit they've dipped into the savings um for basic essentials and 85 percent said they worry more about

00:08:08.720 money now than they did in 2020 but that's okay because we've got all the money in the world for

00:08:14.280 zelinski yeah and what those stats tell us is that between 10 and 20 percent of of the canadian

00:08:21.780 uh of the canadian public is in on the take okay they are suffering that's right they they are

00:08:29.100 profiting and and benefiting from the way that our our government is operating right now where

00:08:35.220 the government is failing you know 80 to 90 percent of the rest of us that's what those statistics tell

00:08:42.340 us and just further to carny's pledges um you know of of billions of canadian taxpayer dollars

00:08:50.200 it took two billion dollars to get a seat at the adults table for mark carny because just last week

00:08:55.340 we were making fun of him for not even being invited to the white house with the with the sort

00:08:59.940 of nato um nato alliance countries and so he thought to himself now oh okay so i wasn't invited to the

00:09:09.080 big meeting in washington so now what do i have to do to look like a big player on the world stage

00:09:14.660 instead of instead of you know inviting zelinski over to canada from washington which is what like

00:09:21.340 like a two like a two-hour flight right mark carny abandons canada again to go for another european

00:09:27.260 vacation to announce another round of funding and he went so much further he's he did i'm so happy that

00:09:32.560 we touched on it um that that he's not ruling out canadian troops on the ground and just let me be real

00:09:38.200 clear okay let me be real clear i want zero canadian lives uh offered up to this conflict zone okay zero

00:09:47.360 zero percent canadian lives offered up to this conflict zone that is not controversial to say

00:09:52.340 i don't think that our young men and women in the military should be should be subjected to a war that

00:09:58.220 has nothing to do with us okay zero percent to do with us um but but that puts them at great great

00:10:04.220 risk of physical and psychological harm okay this is this is not controversial to say um but but he's

00:10:11.100 also floating he's also floating um increased spending and the spending numbers are wild too it

00:10:17.740 is insane and to consider that we haven't had a budget yet in the country right no accountability that

00:10:23.860 we know have no transparency he is walking us into a conflict that has nothing to do with us and that

00:10:30.640 nobody here wants and uh nobody is nobody is able to stop him like this is crazy behavior what

00:10:38.520 carney is doing he also came sorry just scooting scooting ahead while we're talking about it uh he

00:10:45.660 says there's no exclusion for pathways for ukraine to the european union or to nato for that matter well

00:10:51.600 first of all nato stands for the north atlantic treaty organization the ukraine is not on the

00:10:58.100 atlantic right and that was one of russia's big problems was like you can't that was sort of the

00:11:05.420 deal right like it is patently insane for mark carney to suggest that ukraine should have a pathway

00:11:12.700 into nato because they are not on the north atlantic they are geographically exempted from that

00:11:18.440 organization because of where they are on the earth and it's it's along the same lines of crazy

00:11:24.260 is mark carney suggesting that canada is the most european non-european country right like right

00:11:30.480 mark carney has taken too many elbows to the head i think because he's talking craziness as it pertains

00:11:36.580 to redrawing and reorganizing uh uh political borders it's wild it is wild uh we've got a video of mark

00:11:46.400 carney uh talking about uh that but let's just go through quickly some of the numbers uh two billion in

00:11:52.580 funding for ukraine which includes 835 million dollars for critical equipment such as ammunition

00:11:57.860 wouldn't it be nice if we'd uh topped up the canadian military but instead we're worried about

00:12:02.920 fighting climate change um 680 million dollars for the purchase of military equipment sourced from

00:12:08.780 the united states to strengthen ukraine's air defense capabilities i thought we hated the americans

00:12:14.040 wait we're but wait canada is buying military equipment from the united states whom to give

00:12:19.740 mark carney to give to ukraine to give to make it make sense canada um 220 million to purchase drone

00:12:30.220 and counter drone technologies 165 videos okay we've all seen the drone videos that that is not good to be

00:12:37.380 involved in the drone videos 165 million in support for the armed forces of ukraine again

00:12:42.900 imagine just being uh someone in the canadian military reading this right now uh and 100 million

00:12:50.120 dollars to source ammunition and explosives through the czech ammunition initiative uh let's go

00:12:56.920 to that video from mark carney there will be no exclusion of pathways for ukraine to the european union

00:13:04.120 or to nato for that matter um i wonder if he had any discussions with the american president who is

00:13:12.460 doing his best to broker peace because this seems like he just threw a wrench in the spokes right

00:13:17.080 there sure he sure did

00:13:19.000 true with uh our allies and coalition of the willing and with uh ukraine uh the modalities of those uh

00:13:30.740 security guarantees uh on land in the air uh and the sea uh and i would not exclude uh the presence of

00:13:39.480 troops coalition of the willing coalition of the willing coalition of the butchers who are literally

00:13:48.520 walking our children into war yeah i'm just trying to find uh coalition of the willing we've got also

00:13:56.540 uh i'm about like we don't need to show this quite yet i'll mention the united did they just label the

00:14:05.400 united states as unwilling uh kind of kind of um we've also got uh

00:14:13.780 uh carney speaking on canada quadrupling its military spending as part of meeting new nato spending

00:14:21.720 levels while meeting with poland's prime minister um because poland being sort of next door to this mess

00:14:28.600 uh has uh is meeting its nato targets um so let's see what poland's doing and then i'll show you what

00:14:39.160 canada's doing we're together working side by side in ukraine together side by side in nato and i if i may

00:14:49.440 say uh we learn much from the prime minister from his government uh including the importance of pulling our

00:14:57.220 full weight uh in nato uh and it will take us a few years to reach uh polish levels of commitment

00:15:04.860 but it's possible and we have made that commitment we will quadruple quadruple uh our spending on

00:15:12.720 defense between now and the end of the decade uh and to do that right to do that properly we need

00:15:20.320 the best partners in partnership with poland in aerospace in other areas and in partnership with

00:15:27.020 europe uh through that intensified uh defense uh defense partnership okay now he says that he's going

00:15:38.220 to increase canadian military spending but i'll show you how he's doing it olivia would you mind

00:15:44.120 bringing up that story that i did um and it's exclusive access documents so this is from august 12th and

00:15:52.840 it's sort of right after mark carney says that um he is going to uh increase spending to canadian the

00:16:04.760 canadian military but and that was by eight billion dollars he said he was going to do that and he said

00:16:09.780 oh you know like everybody's going to get raises and we're gonna so um but half of that increased

00:16:15.780 military spending is 424.27 billion which would go directly into decarbonizing the military oh my god

00:16:26.060 so he's not spending it on real things he's saying oh we're we're we're spending eight billion dollars

00:16:32.840 in the military yeah but 50 percent of that is going to green green initiatives oh i mean who's

00:16:39.380 going to be involved in that oh i oh let me just brookfield octopus i wonder what arm of brookfield

00:16:48.860 is going to have its tentacles wrapped around this military spending and we've seen disasters when

00:16:56.840 the the the federal government injects green initiatives into uh into infrastructure or military

00:17:06.320 or um or or other federal uh federal i guess agencies we've seen how this is how this can go sideways

00:17:16.540 like is is the military supposed to be the defensive arm of canada or is it supposed to be

00:17:23.940 the green initiative uh flag bearer but i guess we can't i guess we can't i guess we can't forget

00:17:31.060 that at least since 2017 when pride flex started being flown on military bases across the country of

00:17:39.480 canada that's when we completely lost the plot as it pertained to our military strength like that's

00:17:46.360 when it all started going bad and so we're pivoting we're pivoting from one dei structure

00:17:53.880 to another esg structure and this time there's right there's going to be brookfield involved

00:18:00.160 like a dirty shirt like he just can't help himself this is just carney's conflict of interest

00:18:06.740 government it's what the whole thing is it's it's institutional corruption that is just rotten to its

00:18:15.520 very very core and how any of this is being allowed to happen is an outrage it's an actual outrage

00:18:22.360 yep and then there's doug ford weighing in for some god forsaken reason what does doug ford have to do

00:18:31.820 with any of this um and you know what here i would if the western premiers weighed in i would at least

00:18:39.180 understand that there was a reason that they might weigh in because guess where all the ukrainian

00:18:43.700 refugees are going they're going to the west why because we have their schools we have their culture

00:18:48.740 we have their food we have their churches i can go to mass every sunday in ukrainian um this is where

00:18:55.400 all the ukraine like we are culturally compatible with all the ukrainian refugees i don't mind that

00:19:00.760 they're coming here you can take ukrainian immersion at school because it makes more sense out here than

00:19:05.320 taking french immersion unless you want a job with the government at least it's again has to do with the

00:19:10.300 culture of the place but there's doug ford shooting his mouth off um and then of course of course taking

00:19:17.900 a jab at donald trump who is trying to put an end to this war because he just can't help himself

00:19:26.220 because he's appointed himself the foreign affairs minister for some reason but let's hear from

00:19:30.560 doug ford uh embarrassing the country obviously again it adds a whole layer to this uh independence day

00:19:37.840 and these celebrations that we've seen there were some celebrations held yesterday in toronto you can

00:19:42.520 see premier doug ford right there uh he was asked about that ongoing conflict he had some strong words

00:19:49.140 for vladimir putin here's what he had to say we'll never ever waver ever waver in support of the

00:19:56.060 ukrainian community and the the war that's going on putin is an absolute tyrant and never back down you

00:20:02.500 give that guy an inch he wants your country that's what he wants he won't stop and i'm disappointed

00:20:09.140 with president trump as as well you know he should be putting a hard line that putin doesn't get an

00:20:15.960 inch of property not an inch so again some strong words that we're hearing from him and

00:20:21.680 what what why oh doug ford oh what you know i suppose sheila i suppose sheila that we should be happy

00:20:30.660 to see doug ford at a ukrainian heritage festival instead of a pride parade at this time of year too

00:20:37.500 that's that's i guess doug ford can receive partial points for that but as for the rest of everything

00:20:44.700 he said again what is he thinking it's just any opportunity like you can both hate putin not think

00:20:55.840 he needs to take any more of ukraine but also realize that opening your mouth and taking a

00:21:01.340 sideways jab at donald trump while he's trying to end a war um and simultaneously crush the ontario

00:21:07.560 economy probably a bad idea probably a real bad idea doug like again whoever doug has in his in his

00:21:16.920 sphere of influence is giving him all of the bad advice that a man can receive on this because he's

00:21:23.480 taken the exact wrong approach since the very beginning doug doesn't know where his elbows are

00:21:30.460 at this point they're so high up in the air and that was uh that was a strategy that was uh adopted

00:21:37.480 we'll say by the liberal party of canada and doug just doesn't know when to when to let it when when

00:21:44.040 to let sleeping dogs lie yeah yeah he just no he's got to walk by and boot the dog poke it with a stick

00:21:52.260 that's exactly what he just did he kicked america like stop kicking the biggest dog doug and maybe

00:21:58.560 you'll stop getting whipped you know maybe maybe they'll stop with because they're gonna hear it

00:22:03.080 the americans are gonna hear it i give it that you know every day he finds a way to just shoehorn his

00:22:10.280 crazy anti-americanism into everything yes yeah for no reason it's really wild it really is quite wild

00:22:19.340 pathological at this point yeah agreed okay let's hit an ad break and then we've got a quick ad read

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00:28:01.200 all right let's oh you know the chats are coming in so let's read these and we'll get to more of them

00:28:09.920 at the end too oh i'm using the wrong mouse uh silver feet gives us five bucks hot off the press

00:28:17.200 oh no sorry i don't want to say silver feet first we'll go to nana awake 10 bucks morning ladies you

00:28:23.440 provide a nice way to start off the week oh thanks so carnage will buy u.s planes for ukraine but buys

00:28:31.420 cheap incompatible knockoff fighters for canada from europe that irritated trump and nato oh don't forget

00:28:37.220 the um f18s af18s because we bought junkers from australia and we're still trying to turn them into

00:28:44.820 cf18s um yeah anyway uh silver feet gives us five bucks hot off the press a certain faction of

00:28:53.440 sri lanka is expecting a shipment of pew pews from canada in september 2026 sri lanka you say oh

00:29:01.900 that sounds like a certain faction talking about the tamils that sounds that that sounds

00:29:08.100 not at all dangerous or something we should get our public safety minister right on it oh wait

00:29:13.440 he can't he has to recuse himself from such things i'm sure it's fine sure there's nothing

00:29:19.520 to see here there's no malfeasance there's no malfeasance sending arms to sri lanka if indeed

00:29:27.100 we are who even knows uh sasquatch chronicles 499 sasquatch chronicles had some very nice things to

00:29:32.600 say to us last week as an american doug ford is my favorite canadian villain

00:29:37.300 just a can of ham ambling around shouting into microphones i know he's he's kind of art like

00:29:46.820 i wish you could have known rob as our as an american they only know the like outrageous things

00:29:53.240 about rob and rob was a deeply flawed man but just the most genuine man i'll never forget the time

00:30:01.120 cbc tried to do a radio interview with him and they just called his cell phone because rob or

00:30:08.160 yeah because rob gave his cell phone to everybody he's like if you got a problem down a city hall

00:30:13.680 you call rob here's my cell phone well cbc had it and they called him and he was sort of distracted

00:30:20.380 on the call and he didn't have time for them and they're like oh you seem sort of distracted like

00:30:24.560 they were sort of offended that he was distracted and didn't have time to commit his full attention

00:30:29.220 to them he's like yeah i'm coaching inner city football right now like actively at practice

00:30:34.000 and they're like oh and he's like i gotta go by it's my favorite rob ford moment the craziest thing is

00:30:40.500 doug has adopted all of that media that rob knew all about as his best friends oh it's grossest

00:30:47.780 he's he's sort of negated his what his brother started by sleeping with the enemy like rob knew

00:30:55.280 whose side he was on you know what i mean rob was on the side of the people doug is on the side of

00:31:00.820 the mainstream media mark carney and and you know the overall federal government blob you're the same

00:31:07.160 ghouls who badgered rob i think into an early grave who would like stand on milk crates to peer over his

00:31:15.200 back fence and i'm not even making that up i don't know what daniel dale was standing on but he was

00:31:20.280 yeah who followed him to the hospital while he was dying of cancer yeah yeah that's who doug doug

00:31:26.700 ford is real tight with now like it says a thing doesn't it when you cozy up to the people who were bad

00:31:32.720 to your brother it says a thing about who made fat jokes when doug had like a it was like a

00:31:39.540 in i think doug's or sorry rob's cancer was in his fat cells and so they made big fat jokes and i'm like

00:31:47.340 have you guys looked in the mirror lately you absolute blobs like uh they you know he couldn't

00:31:54.900 get his kids out of the house to take them to school because you you know like they should have

00:32:00.420 respected that he was that kind of dad mayor of the largest city in the country um and he he still

00:32:08.060 drove his kids to school that would have been something that most people would have found

00:32:11.360 endearing i know i did but then he had to run the gauntlet of ghouls uh from the mainstream media

00:32:16.400 on his driveway and yeah rob was just a good guy and uh doug uh doug traded on the last name

00:32:24.420 yeah i agree too too too much success honestly um anyway sasquatch chronicles goes on to say

00:32:32.200 he's all we got after jagmeet took his money and ran away keep up the great work ladies

00:32:36.480 yeah i mean we also have carney he's a villain in his own right can we just review the fact that if

00:32:43.900 jagmeet singh had voted no confidence we would not be in this mess can we never forget that let's just

00:32:50.940 never forget that we just need to shame him a little bit publicly forever right it would have

00:32:55.600 been we would have had pierre polyev as the prime minister right now yeah instead he ragged ragged the

00:33:04.160 puck to use a hockey uh euphemism long enough for the liberals to uh dance with mark carney that's

00:33:13.740 right and then uh they got rewarded for 10 years of incompetence and corruption yeah they sure did

00:33:20.060 which um is is doing nothing but encouraging more incompetence and more corruption oh the corruption

00:33:26.280 the corruption is it's off the chain now like it's off the chain we thought it was bad before just

00:33:30.900 you wait oh just you wait canada take me back take me back to the days of billionaire island

00:33:38.240 you know the agacon vacation yes take me back to that i crave for the olden days when one of justin

00:33:47.400 trudeau's trips uh the the catering for one of his trips cost more than a house in saskatchewan i

00:33:53.740 crave those days because yeah yeah because three quarters no it was like a third of a mil you can

00:33:59.440 get a nice house in saskatchewan for the amount that trudeau spent on catering and i crave those

00:34:03.760 days because you know we went from we went from wasting two hundred thousand dollars to wasting

00:34:09.620 tens and tens and tens and tens and tens and tens to hundreds of billions of dollars like when you

00:34:14.820 guys hear when you when this all comes out i just can't i just can't wait to sit back and go

00:34:19.160 so don't we so we told you this was happening so it's gonna be our problem we're gonna be our

00:34:24.700 problem we're gonna be in a better place than in the new country in the new country there won't be

00:34:30.300 any slaps on the wrist for ethics violations so be straight to jail like the americans i am so happy

00:34:36.660 you said that because i was just thinking this morning in the new country your jail term is going

00:34:41.140 to be proportionate to the amount of public funds you pilfer okay we're going to write that right

00:34:46.920 into law you pilfer 135 million dollars on a program that goes nowhere and helps nobody

00:34:52.120 guess who's going to jail for 135 years it's you you american-style sentencing for political

00:35:00.140 corruption that's all that's all i want that's a me all girl erica ritz gives us 10 bucks and says

00:35:06.440 love everyone at rebel news but it's always such a treat when you two co-host oh thanks the best

00:35:13.500 friend energy really shines through well thank you i can't hide thank you yeah i can't hide it

00:35:20.420 that's why i always introduce her as my best friend because it's true and why lie yeah i'll just lead

00:35:26.080 with my chin exactly yes all righty let's get into polyev stuff um this is on uh self-defense uh this is

00:35:36.700 following up on beautiful premier daniel smith saying uh yeah if you end up in someone's house

00:35:43.900 uh committing a crime what did she say if you don't want to get shot or beaten up don't break into

00:35:48.080 people's houses and i was like damn right sister we wouldn't we don't charge people for that sort of

00:35:53.340 stuff in alberta but in uh ontario if you defend yourself against a home invader apparently you're

00:36:00.580 supposed to engage in mutual hand-to-hand combat um and go no further than just getting yourself to

00:36:08.280 safety you cannot even neutralize the target as they say uh polyev disagrees let's hear from him

00:36:14.040 to such a point where people are now demanding the ability to defend themselves in their own homes

00:36:21.820 because they know the law will not defend them and rightly canadians believe that they need to

00:36:27.280 defend themselves if an intruder who's probably out on bail for the hundredth time under liberal

00:36:32.440 laws comes into the house and frankly they should have the right to defend themselves and their property

00:36:37.300 against an intruder but it is sad that we've come to a place where people feel the law will not protect

00:36:43.300 them and mr carney has sent home canadian mps while crime the cost of living housing costs

00:36:52.260 immigration are all up while elbows are down you just mentioned the incident in lindsay ontario and

00:36:59.060 you posted about it on social media earlier this week uh do you think canada needs a castle law or a

00:37:04.520 castle doctrine on the books to shield homeowners um from facing criminal prosecution uh like the

00:37:10.160 gentleman in in lindsay ontario uh for defending their loved ones and properties uh during the break-in

00:37:15.640 the law needs to be clear that if someone comes into your house uninvited to steal your property or

00:37:23.360 harm your family you need to do what is you need to be able to do whatever is necessary to stop them

00:37:28.880 and my message to the criminal thugs who are invading the homes of canadians in unprecedented

00:37:37.480 number numbers because of liberal laws is that you should be in serious danger if you go into

00:37:44.780 someone's house illegally and try to harm them if you don't want to be harmed then don't invade

00:37:50.540 someone's house and don't threaten their security the law needs to be very clear that people have the

00:37:57.100 right to defend their homes and their families against lawbreakers how is that controversial well

00:38:05.880 it is controversial if you ask the boiled potatoes over at the cbc i'm looking at you andrew coin

00:38:10.140 uh what did he say you can't beat someone within an inch of their life um if somebody breaks into

00:38:16.760 your house real easy to say behind your gated community or whatever and tell me you don't have

00:38:22.420 any people you love more than yourself without telling me you don't have any people you love

00:38:27.040 more than yourself that's exactly right what's so good to see pierre polyev um with his gag off a

00:38:35.380 like this this is the pierre polyev the scrappy common sense no nonsense pierre polyev that we

00:38:44.660 grew to know and love this is the alberta polyev oh i like it i like it so much i really look forward

00:38:52.120 to him talking about all sorts of issues with this kind of honesty and transparency and candor

00:38:57.760 because we have an entire federal government that does nothing but lie to us and do us wrong

00:39:04.540 and so to hear him holding their feet to the fire is just is just such a pleasure it's so good to sort

00:39:10.720 of have him have him back and and on our side but uh i'm really i'm really digging alberta polyev's energy

00:39:18.600 yeah your home your family your life if someone breaks in you deserve the right to defend your loved

00:39:23.360 ones and your property full stop hey did we oh we must have i wasn't paying attention last week i

00:39:30.100 had a busy friday um we must have shown danielle smith saying like and like getting laughs from the

00:39:39.620 audience that she was in front of um thanks to uh the question where she said like yeah it's just

00:39:45.600 common sense you break into someone's house you're gonna get shot or beaten up particularly in alberta

00:39:51.180 like you know um if people want to sign our petition by the way it's uh castle law or laws

00:39:57.580 now dot com and uh we want to send a message to the carny um liberals that while you're safe and

00:40:07.640 secure with your armed guards but in your gated communities the rest of us have to live with the

00:40:12.760 crime scene of a country 10 years of liberals being in charge has created and we should be able to

00:40:19.020 defend ourselves against the people who are reaping the benefits of the carny liberals soft on crime

00:40:25.720 approach soft on crime of course unless you try to defend yourself yeah the only people that are

00:40:30.700 opposed to this are the people that are um are so far removed from their from their own participation

00:40:39.100 in creating this you know what i mean they have they are so far away from this ever happening to them

00:40:47.200 that it doesn't matter if it changes and uh maybe like it's it's terrible to say but until they start

00:40:54.520 feeling this on a personal level like regular canadians are feeling this um i don't think

00:41:00.720 they're going to be that quick to change the liberals because because they never are no they don't care

00:41:06.160 they don't care and they do us wrong right yeah i would love to see andrew coin engage that mashed

00:41:14.400 potato engage in hand-to-hand combat in his home like he expects me to do if a burglar breaks into my

00:41:22.320 house instead of me just putting a broadhead in somebody okay uh we've got uh another video from

00:41:30.240 polyev talking about the carny liberals putting an industrial carbon tax on steel and aluminum

00:41:35.440 uh while being angry about the trump tariffs on steel and aluminum it's like okay so you're okay

00:41:43.340 with the climate tariffs i have a theory about this i can't wait to watch okay go i can't wait to hear it

00:41:49.340 okay but um one tariff that i will be cutting for sure and i will push the prime minister to cut for

00:41:56.320 sure on our steel and aluminum is the industrial carbon tax i find it astonishing well donald i understand

00:42:03.580 donald trump's priority is to bring to take canadian jobs and move them to the america united states he's

00:42:09.820 been very blunt about that what i don't understand is why prime minister carney would help him do it

00:42:15.240 with an industrial carbon tax on our steel and aluminum products so our workers are not only hit

00:42:22.520 with trump tariffs but with carney's carbon tax we need to get rid of the industrial carbon tax

00:42:27.720 and if mark carney will adopt the canadian sovereignty act then that will include the

00:42:33.320 total elimination of the entire carbon tax including for steel and aluminum

00:42:38.020 okay here's my theory sheila goodread and just see if you can follow my bouncing ball okay so we have

00:42:47.580 doug ford saying publicly antagonizing the united states publicly okay and inviting uh more stringent

00:42:56.620 tariffs to be put on steel and aluminum in ontario then we have the canadian federal government

00:43:03.440 industrial carbon taxing so double punishing the steel and aluminum sectors in ontario and it is

00:43:11.080 because i believe maybe we'll see that somehow behind all of this there are a whole bunch of

00:43:19.380 sustainable net zero green energy initiatives that somehow okay somehow the federal government

00:43:26.440 and or brookfield is involved with that they're going to come along and say well oh it's you know we

00:43:31.900 couldn't do anything steel and aluminum workers for you in ontario but here come a whole bunch of new

00:43:39.220 jobs that are gonna that are gonna be created through through solar panels through wind through carbon

00:43:46.180 capture through the sustainability sustainability efforts of our federal government but what the aluminum and

00:43:53.120 steel workers can't still workers can't appreciate it is it is that it is not them that is going to be

00:44:00.360 employed in the new in the new green sector okay they are going to be replaced by an entire new segment of

00:44:07.880 workers um uh may may they be uh may they be people that have been displaced in other sectors but what we're

00:44:16.980 watching it looks like is the deliberate tanking of two major employment sectors in ontario for the benefit

00:44:28.440 of some green zealots some green zealots does that does that make sense sheila gunbreed sure here's my

00:44:35.220 theory yeah and i wrote it down i don't know if you can see my writing here i put c5 in big letters

00:44:41.900 um c5 is the uh we're gonna build everything act which we won't because they also put a poison pill

00:44:49.680 in there that we have to all agree on the things that we're going to build even if it doesn't go

00:44:53.840 through your province and we also gave indigenous veto so quebec could ostensibly um veto a project

00:45:03.280 that goes like from saskatchewan through uh to the coast of british columbia for some reason but right

00:45:12.420 what i see is this is an additional poison pill built in because even if you could get these uh

00:45:19.720 balkanized states we call provinces within confederation to agree on something yeah this

00:45:27.440 discourages the manufacturer of pipelines through these tariffs so that even if you're like you know

00:45:35.280 what let's say you're a pipeline company from the united states and you're looking saying oh okay well

00:45:42.140 maybe they will build a pipeline let's consider making a pipeline proposal because it looks like

00:45:47.240 they want us to do that and then you get there and you look oh the cost of this to with tariffs now

00:45:55.740 even if you can get over the legislative hurdles even if you can get over the regulations even if

00:46:02.740 you can get past the asking the local feminist how the pipeline hurt their feelings even if you

00:46:08.380 could get past that now you're worried about the cost of this deal and the manufacturing to do it yes

00:46:14.480 that too that too it is it is um it is crazy that this has been lined up in an effort to see it fail

00:46:24.260 you know what i mean like these are these are these are not serious actors in this game like it is

00:46:30.500 all just an illusion that we want this to be developed but um but in the background if it comes to

00:46:37.420 sustainable net zero green energy development well then well then let's roll out the red carpet and

00:46:47.560 find out ways to accommodate you whereas if it's uh non-renewable resource development every roadblock

00:46:55.380 on earth is put up in the way of those projects like it is so transparent it's crazy yeah i mean and

00:47:04.060 let's not even consider like the public funding that the green projects get it's not only that they can get

00:47:09.540 built but they can also get built with your money that they can i mean the the the ways the ways that

00:47:18.800 this has been unfurled on the canadian public without their knowledge or consent is the most insane

00:47:29.060 thing about canada right now we are a we're not a democracy for people that think canada's a democracy

00:47:34.400 we're not we're a functioning kleptocracy this is where the elites come in and pillage all of the

00:47:42.760 natural resources and pillage all of the all of the wealth from you know the the uh the slave states

00:47:50.100 okay so this is western canada and then they take all our money and take all our natural resources

00:47:56.280 and they use it to butter their own bread i mean it is it is wild and off the hook it is unlike

00:48:04.080 anything we've ever seen yeah yeah uh moving ahead to saskatchewan oh lord okay here we go

00:48:11.640 saskatchewan has posted a 349 million dollar deficit after projecting a surplus in the budget and

00:48:20.920 for people from other provinces those numbers might seem small but saskatchewan has like a million people

00:48:26.520 all in all in so like the size of edmonton spread out across all of saskatchewan so how did they miss

00:48:36.940 the mark here uh let us know lise well i do i do believe that a ball somewhere along the way got

00:48:44.540 dropped and we spent more money than we've actually pulled in which is offensive to the people of

00:48:49.640 saskatchewan who are nothing if not uh financially and economically conservative we do not like big

00:48:57.780 government and we do not like big spending and what do we have we have a big government and we have a

00:49:02.920 big spending problem um even though 349 million dollars doesn't look like a lot uh this is this

00:49:11.520 the sask party the governing sask party um has typically in years gone by tried to uh try to

00:49:20.420 eliminate that deficit and try to live in the black and we did that for a great many number of years and

00:49:26.160 so now we're look at looking at scrambling to make up for the shortfall and my question is uh

00:49:35.840 if if we're 349 million dollars in the hole right now how many of those millions of dollars has gone

00:49:43.600 towards exploring nuclear development in saskatchewan's southeast corner so this is where

00:49:51.060 this story starts okay this is where this story starts on this very live stream the night of the

00:49:58.180 federal leaders debate mark carney slipped up and said something about westinghouse

00:50:03.720 nuclear find it uh larry brock mp larry brock i know cut it and posted it so yeah maybe as you

00:50:13.940 sort of explain the story we can look for that clip in the background okay so basically carney slips up

00:50:19.840 and mentions westinghouse kind of out of nowhere during the leaders debate and it perked everybody's

00:50:25.260 ears up like why are you talking about an american nuclear company um to the canadian public well it

00:50:31.800 turns out you guys turns out that in 2023 when prime minister mark carney was not prime minister

00:50:39.340 but just an advisor to the liberal government um dating back as far as 2020 brookfield the company

00:50:47.440 mark carney ran and cameco a saskatchewan mining company pulled their money together to buy westinghouse

00:50:56.220 nuclear okay and we've got the clip okay carney said it in french thinking no one would notice

00:51:02.260 um i don't know because his french is terrible but people still noticed um we've got it here

00:51:08.580 okay we have big nuclear companies including westinghouse uh can do and others we have

00:51:18.320 okay so he he plugs westinghouse which brookfield owns does he ever so brookfield picked up westinghouse

00:51:28.800 which was struggling and in the red okay so here's westinghouse nuclear former appliance manufacturer

00:51:35.240 in the united states all of a sudden exploring small nuclear reactors they're small modular reactors

00:51:41.240 i should say and they were bleeding money so along comes brookfield and cameco with the solution

00:51:47.820 to their money problems they're like we will give you all of the money to build your prototypes and

00:51:53.340 to figure out small modular reactors and we have the best place in the world for westinghouse to do

00:51:59.740 that we have saskatchewan okay saskatchewan is a world leader in uranium development and mining okay we

00:52:06.120 have we are extraordinarily blessed with uranium in this place in saskatchewan and then they go further

00:52:13.480 and they say you know what we have the world's best place to put that small nuclear reactor see now

00:52:18.360 i see that and i see oh you've got a lot of uranium let's send it to someplace that doesn't have coal

00:52:23.900 because you guys have coal so you can benefit from the coal mining and the uranium uranium mining

00:52:30.280 simultaneously without putting one of those miners out of work except for we're talking about

00:52:36.920 brookfield who was completely committed to decarbonizing to getting off of non-renewables

00:52:44.300 to developing solar uh to developing wind power carbon capture uh nuclear development small modular

00:52:53.120 reactors in southeastern saskatchewan so what they've actually done brookfield okay so this you know what

00:52:59.320 this wouldn't have even been a store this yeah i wouldn't have even this wouldn't have even got on my

00:53:03.400 radar yeah had mark carney the former leader of brookfield or ceo of brookfield then became the

00:53:12.120 prime minister of the country of canada because what he was actually doing okay what he was actually

00:53:17.380 doing in 2023 when he was buying westinghouse nuclear was he was lining up for the shareholders

00:53:28.140 of brookfield to benefit from saskatchewan's uh natural resource development not the people of

00:53:35.960 saskatchewan so brookfield gets all of the benefits they make all of the money from all of this nuclear

00:53:42.580 exploration and development in saskatchewan and the people of southeast saskatchewan are left holding the

00:53:48.780 bag they are they assume every risk for this project and how this thing was ever allowed to

00:53:58.060 go forward without a great deal of scrutiny listen this is all i'm saying on the surface

00:54:02.940 i i smell smoke and when there is smoke there is fire and we are going to keep digging into this for

00:54:10.440 the people of southeastern saskatchewan because not only do they deserve to know um what has happened

00:54:15.880 when they weren't paying attention during the terrible time of covid okay these guys were all doing

00:54:20.160 this while everybody else was trying to survive yep and this is that they tried to pull absolutely not

00:54:26.600 we are dragging this entire project into the sun because it deserves that level of scrutiny

00:54:33.260 this this involves so much money it involves so much opportunity for corruption for the absolute

00:54:42.940 rape of saskatchewan resources out out from under the people of saskatchewan and straight into the

00:54:49.060 pockets of the liberals saskatchewan did you sign up for this right you sign up for this absolutely not

00:54:56.160 the same way what is this gonna do to coal miners in estevan like if you know mine uranium send it to

00:55:03.140 the guys nuclear reactors someplace where they don't have the vast natural resources that saskatchewan has

00:55:09.340 this is an attempt to get saskatchewan off coal and unemploy their coal miners and oh sheila oh sheila

00:55:14.760 and it goes so much further than that because first nations consultation is also a part of every one of

00:55:20.440 these projects and i'm oh oh i just like i cannot i cannot help but think that there are a layer of

00:55:30.300 greasy ottawa bureaucrats like greasy greasy consultants being involved in this without the

00:55:37.980 people of saskatchewan knowing that are guiding first nations because the first nations have to be

00:55:42.880 consulted right a handful of first nations consultants are about to get very very wealthy off of this okay

00:55:49.540 very wealthy off of this and it there there are fears in the local area that this could be some

00:55:59.440 sort of land back situation could this be the beginning of some sort of land back situation

00:56:05.220 because if first nations people have veto power right if the first nations in northern saskatchewan

00:56:11.740 where they mine the uranium should the first nations in northern saskatchewan have veto power over the

00:56:16.800 people in southeast saskatchewan that is a valid question and when the government of saskatchewan says

00:56:23.240 we are all in on nuclear we are all in on uranium mines this is going to benefit the people of

00:56:29.140 saskatchewan well show me how show me how if this is going to put everybody out of work in southeast

00:56:33.920 saskatchewan how this is going to benefit them uh let's just show this just so we can sort of tie it all

00:56:40.580 together and uh i feel like every day i'm like oh this is good scott mo oh this is bad scott mo

00:56:46.720 um this is i'm not sure scott mo potentially bad given that when you see the word westinghouse

00:56:53.100 replace it with brookfield so at this is from cameco at today's midwestern legislation legislative

00:56:59.400 conference in saskatoon cameco ceo tim gitzel premier scott mo and westinghouse canada president

00:57:04.600 john gorman discussed rising demand for nuclear energy okay that's fine sask's uranium resources

00:57:11.860 okay that's fine and the company's roles in fueling north america's energy future okay i'm all for these

00:57:19.940 things if it's not unemploying uh estevan coal miners i'm all for these things so long as it doesn't

00:57:27.280 benefit brookfield first so long as it benefits the people of saskatchewan first and i don't see a

00:57:32.480 heck of a lot excuse me i just gotta rein it in i don't see a heck of a lot of that going on on that

00:57:37.800 stage because if you're looking at the trifecta of cameco brookfield and westinghouse well where's

00:57:44.900 the brookfield rep on that stage is that scott mo oh i don't know is he representing the people of

00:57:51.380 saskatchewan on that stage or is he representing brookfield and i'd honestly like to know i'd be

00:57:56.380 open to having a conversation like help me understand this better government of saskatchewan

00:58:03.800 yeah like this to me this to me looks like the beginnings of an absolutely uh uh an absolute

00:58:12.860 scandal uh let's get to uh what's left on the day because we're gonna we're gonna go over time i

00:58:22.300 don't think we'll get to any of the more stuff let's just put it in the bank for tomorrow if you

00:58:26.140 wouldn't mind let's go into uh lgbt nonsense uh it's my favorite this is from you yeah it says

00:58:38.220 while the rest of canada is plunged into poverty addiction crime censorship homelessness and hunger

00:58:43.620 this flagrant no expense spared event is a perfect metaphor for ottawa food bank lines longer than the pride

00:58:49.580 parades and 22 billion dollars for ukraine and this is you talking about uh chris dacy's tweet about

00:58:59.520 the capital pride parade arriving on wellington street in front of the prime minister's office

00:59:04.960 uh when is pride season over is it soon does it ever end it does well by the looks of what's

00:59:15.000 happening here in ottawa it it looks like they're stuck in 2017 i mean these are people that have

00:59:20.360 never uh never never fully had to jump off the sunny ways train you know what i mean these guys are

00:59:28.220 stuck in 2017 when trudeau started funding them to the tunes of hundreds of millions of taxpayer dollars

00:59:34.080 and uh and it's it's just in this 2025 where we know that our country has been so negatively impacted

00:59:46.540 this is spectacularly tone deaf to prioritize any any kind of spending on this kind of event

00:59:55.680 in ottawa proper let alone in the further reaches and more uh more economically challenged uh parts of the

01:00:03.560 country and and i think that is real important to say to say that you know one of my followers were

01:00:08.440 like oh but capital pride you know they only got they only got fifty thousand dollars it's not a very

01:00:13.100 big it's not a very big contribution from the federal government and i said but every second attendee at

01:00:19.680 that capital pride parade is also the recipient of of a federal grant or a federal fund or federal

01:00:27.300 contracts all these organizations all these organizations like egal and whatever faye johnstone's

01:00:34.180 racket is called these days because he keeps having to change names rebrand rebrand rebrand rebrand they

01:00:41.060 all get money from the federal government so it's not just capital pride that's getting money it's all

01:00:45.880 the organizations that are involved in capital pride that are getting money um i do one of by the way

01:00:52.140 one of my favorite things about the new twitter x is community notes they are they're so great because

01:01:01.780 uh you can sort of correct the liars of the mainstream media in real time the fact checked

01:01:07.820 it's a fact checking mechanism for the people crowdsourced fact checking too um globe politics tweeted

01:01:15.840 this or posted this i should say ottawa pride parade canceled after coinciding with pro-palestinian rally

01:01:24.260 and for me i was like mutually assured destruction once again i just stand back on the sidelines and let

01:01:30.720 my enemies fight it out but it is it is incorrect it's disinformation if you will to say that it was

01:01:39.860 canceled uh for coinciding it was like a scheduling conflict according to these people no the pride

01:01:47.600 parade was canceled after queers for palestine protesters deliberately blocked the route to

01:01:51.820 demand pro-palestinian recommitment it wasn't a coincidence that you know like oh my goodness

01:01:58.860 everybody's double booked um at the protest today um and chris dacy again points it out that they were

01:02:06.560 getting nailed with community notes for spreading disinformation here's what really happened and

01:02:10.680 i just i've got to keep all my little jokey jokes to myself if we start this video from the beginning

01:02:16.120 because it's the golf cart for me that just does it for me um these people should be doing more

01:02:22.480 walking parade routes okay um can we go back and just rewind to the very beginning and i just

01:02:28.280 keep your jokes to yourself sheila oh my god well i you know looks like looks like funding has been

01:02:38.560 decreased for this this group of people because you know there used to be humongous sponsored floats

01:02:44.920 that went along with this but maybe the sponsors have learned that this doesn't align with many of

01:02:51.920 their brands and this is just the best the protesters could cobble together on super short notice

01:02:58.260 i picked up a way better looking golf cart for my mother-in-law at a farm auction and i did some

01:03:06.840 work to it it did when i initially got it looked like the um golf cart from jackass like it looked

01:03:11.900 like someone had flipped it over this one looks like it's been it's begging to be put out of its

01:03:16.520 misery like this is the true victim in all of this is the golf cart it's true it's absolutely true

01:03:24.060 yeah it's embarrassing this is embarrassing it always has been but even more so now

01:03:28.660 yeah um canadian doctors who found weak case this is from true north canadian doctors who found weak

01:03:37.420 case for gender intervention bow to activists this is you know everybody who tells you to follow the

01:03:43.540 science show them this because when you try to follow the science politics comes in and strangles

01:03:49.620 everything um mcmaster university oh mcmaster university this is um the one who last week

01:03:57.620 uh had their whole like breastfeeding chest feeding uh article that was out uh the birthplace of

01:04:05.260 evidence-based medicine has issued a statement rejecting its own standard for fact-based medicine

01:04:09.980 dr gordon guyat guyat the physician who pioneered evidence-based medicine and co-developed the grade

01:04:18.420 grading of recommendation assessment development and evaluation system used worldwide to assess the

01:04:25.100 strength of clinical research recently co-authored systematic reviews of gender affirming care

01:04:30.700 those reviews concluded that only low certainty evidence exists for the benefits of intervention

01:04:37.580 uh it was guyat and four colleagues authored um this thing funded by the society for evidence-based

01:04:45.580 gender medicine uh then after pressure from activist gaia and his co-sanatories insisted their work had

01:04:54.140 been misrepresented it was their paper they were concerned that the review's poor quality results will

01:05:01.760 be used to justify denying care such as puberty blockers and hormone replacement therapy to tgd i don't

01:05:07.880 know what that word transgendered individuals and warn against using it to restrict access to care

01:05:13.280 instead they argued that low certainty evidence should what this is they argued that low certainty

01:05:19.180 evidence should strengthen not weaken patient autonomy so what they are doing are abandoning

01:05:26.340 the standards of care that they invented that they themselves invented so they're so on one hand

01:05:34.680 they're saying right we should never do anything as a medical profession unless we have the evidence to

01:05:42.700 prove that it actually helps people that it actually helps and like after covid i think that we can all

01:05:49.420 acknowledge that they did they did things in haste right that wasn't good for people this is a

01:05:55.740 continuation of this madness right so you apply this you apply this to little kids who have been caught

01:06:03.520 up in a social and cultural contagion of of the madness of gender right like the madness of this this

01:06:10.600 crazy tq world we're living in and they're saying except for one so follow the evidence until it gets to the

01:06:20.200 child and then even if the evidence doesn't support what you're seeing in that child do what the child

01:06:26.660 wants because the child can tell you uh what what they need it is preposterous that we are applying

01:06:36.040 patient-led care not even patient-centered care patient-led care to children that have no idea

01:06:45.960 the lifelong outcomes that they are walking into it is craziness but this is this is a good example

01:06:52.740 of the academic and institutional rot in canada where dissenting voices voices are silenced and i think

01:07:00.240 pierre polyev has started to talk about this too with um with amy ham nurse bc nurse midwife amy ham

01:07:08.960 uh getting slapped with ninety three thousand dollars in charges for saying men can't be women and women

01:07:16.160 can't be men like for just stating biological truth so um looks like this this institution is digging in

01:07:24.320 and may it may it uh contribute to their faster downfall i don't i like i i understand the words

01:07:34.720 independently of each other but when they're all jump together jumbled together like this it absolutely

01:07:40.100 makes zero sense and i think these doctors have to know it but they're too scared of the politics because

01:07:46.060 uh the doctor says it is profoundly misguided to cast health care based on low certainty evidence

01:07:52.480 as bad care or as care driven by ideology uh-huh uh-huh but uh-huh he's defending it and participating

01:08:01.040 in it yes but that is what it says like it is not misguided that is factual right it like say this

01:08:09.220 another way it is evident that uh doing these interventions which have no good outcomes right

01:08:21.840 is driven by politics right and they're like no no no no just ignore that evidence and look at our

01:08:29.720 evidence but then they go on to say they say basically there's no evidence or low amounts of

01:08:35.240 evidence that this is even working but that doesn't mean that it's not working but but that doesn't mean

01:08:40.840 that is what it means that if we don't give it more patience that if we don't fill it with more

01:08:47.740 protocols that if we don't try harder that if we don't dig in that it won't eventually work well

01:08:53.220 actually the dutch developed this protocol in the 1980s and they've abandoned it okay they've abandoned

01:09:00.440 it after 40 years canada and australia are going to be the last bastions of this level of insanity

01:09:08.100 until we can get governments in place that are willing to walk it back and that's exactly what needs

01:09:13.560 to happen we need governments in place that are going to walk this back pierre pauliev i'm talking

01:09:17.840 to you talking to you conservatives i mean the places that are walking this back besides the

01:09:22.280 united states are some of the most woke places in the face of the earth and now because of what

01:09:27.860 happened in the united states that puts canada dangerously out of step with the rest of the

01:09:33.700 world because the united you know everything with with trump and his executive orders moved so fast on

01:09:40.140 this front but now even what premier danielle smith did in alberta is really really behind what the

01:09:48.720 rest of the world and our closest ally the united states is doing so the quicker that we can turn

01:09:54.080 this all back that we can return to some um to some semblance of normalcy of biological sex you know

01:10:03.440 being the overarching being the overarching truth that we all abide by that we all acknowledge this is

01:10:10.440 no longer controversial uh and we should be uh we should be all equally committed to seeing the end

01:10:17.260 of this madness all of us just uh i'm i'm trying to fit yeah i'm searching for uh a word that starts

01:10:28.940 with m that is uh from this is the the source um for rational if you guys know something put it in the

01:10:41.640 put it in the chat because we don't have a daily cringe today i think we might have a monday common

01:10:50.600 sense thing from somebody from music and hollywood oh i love this okay so until you right now i love

01:10:58.740 this we normally have the daily cringe uh we're gonna start the week with something rational

01:11:04.520 and it comes by way of snoop doggie dog okay uh and he was in an interview about you know it's hard

01:11:17.220 to believe that he and martha stewart are such good friends but you know i love this for them i do um

01:11:25.220 so he said that he is scared to go to disney movies and i'll let i'll let uh snoop explain yeah let's

01:11:35.520 watch i took my grandson to see uh what was the movie with a buzz like toy story not that one but

01:11:44.680 oh the new the new buzz the light year i think yeah with kiki palmer's in that movie okay she plays

01:11:50.120 like the daughter so we watching it and the lady which is kiki's mama they move on into the space years

01:11:59.100 they move down the line they're like man she had a baby with a woman one of my grandson in the middle

01:12:07.360 of the movie like papa snoop how she have a baby with a woman she a woman oh shit i didn't come in

01:12:14.220 for this i just came and watched the goddamn movie hey man watch the movie uh-uh they just said

01:12:20.240 she and she had a baby they both women's how does she have a baby

01:12:24.800 yes so it's like it's fuck me i'm scared to go to the movies man like y'all throwing me in the

01:12:32.920 middle of shit that i don't have an answer for i'll take my grandson oh snoop see here is where

01:12:39.760 snoop dog crosses the line into papa snoop territory he's papa snoop this is the difference between snoop

01:12:48.360 dog of say the mid 1990s he was rapping to all of us in our little honda civics about you know like

01:12:54.880 pimps and hoes okay that's like that's what he's come out the other end of the culture war

01:13:00.540 has he ever spit out the other side and so snoop is now snoop is now understanding what all of the

01:13:07.500 parents are saying and we're like leave our kids alone like stop floating these concepts at our kids

01:13:12.800 like they're absolutely normal this is totally normal to women having a baby

01:13:17.340 his his grandson is the one that stopped him and was like what does that mean like what it

01:13:22.680 explains to me parents don't want to have to correct mainstream media exactly mainstream media

01:13:31.360 when they encounter this with their children we are so tired of it it's exhausting stop it it is the

01:13:38.460 worst but like god bless snoop dog for for taking this on because right now he's being attacked by the

01:13:45.280 lgbtqia community going after him because he didn't he didn't stop the movie to explain to his grandson

01:13:53.840 right uh civil unions in the united states and how they may spawn children like it's the dumbest thing

01:14:01.400 ever he did he did exactly what he should have done exactly exactly that well i mean but it did it does

01:14:08.860 force people to have conversations with their children and my best example of this was when my

01:14:15.100 then 11 year old who was obsessed at the time with catholicism and catholic history wanted to go see

01:14:20.960 conclave so i took my 11 boy conclave and i don't think that there are any spoilers in this

01:14:26.780 right because it's kind of an old release now yeah but at the end we we learn that the new pope

01:14:32.780 is actually a trans man okay and when this was like a plot twist at the end of conclave i about lost

01:14:39.440 my mind sheila gunreed because then i had to take my little guy to the van and tell him that this is a

01:14:46.420 crazy made-up hollywood story that has no basis in truth or fact and nothing to do with his interest

01:14:53.760 in the catholic church nothing at all so so this is what we're saying like stop springing this on us

01:14:59.640 we don't want to participate in it and leave the kids alone leave them right leave snoop babies

01:15:05.140 alone leave my babies alone leave your babies alone leave all of the babies alone i love that he

01:15:11.500 calls himself papa snoop but i love that yeah yeah i gotta come up with a good grandma name for myself

01:15:19.740 um cicely bardowell regular viewer consistent donor to the show we appreciate her so much

01:15:27.440 she gives us 20 bucks to start the week and says since canada became woke in canada it's

01:15:34.760 disastrous ever since trudeau was the original virus which one yeah right uh unless we really

01:15:43.560 want change expect more of the same you ladies hit all the right notes oh thank you so much thank

01:15:49.820 you buddy thank you cicely all right happy here yeah i think that's the show for today lisa's back

01:15:56.440 tomorrow and subsequently on wednesday which i'm very much looking forward to a triple header a

01:16:02.740 triple header right and start the week off right um david menzies was out in the world i'm like you

01:16:08.220 know what i i feel like someone's got a bean or bonnet today and she needs to get out of her system let's

01:16:12.880 see if lisa can jump on this stream today um that's how well we know each other from 900 kilometers away

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