00:00:39.600Oh, hey, good morning, everybody, and welcome to Rebel Roundup.
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00:04:01.760All right. I'm glad we mentioned that. Last night, as many of you know, and David Mendes and the lovely Sue Ann Levy covered the live stream election of Mayor Olivia Chow for her second term.
00:04:18.700okay um and you know there was hope in the lead up to that election with brad bradford
00:04:28.560um and what he was sort of able to do in a progressive city like that is a you know it's
00:04:36.440inspiring because i think he ran uh last time and got you know just a percentage point or two
00:04:43.660or three four of the vote and uh he came within reach of the mayor's chair um i'm going to blame
00:04:52.920a little bit of this on chris alexander for a couple of different reasons and one of that is
00:04:57.480my personal dislike of the man but he didn't drop out soon enough as the other allegedly
00:05:03.120conservative option on the ballot and now we have olivia chow and i guess the upside to this
00:05:08.120is Toronto's getting what it deserves. And I've got four years of jokes in me about the great
00:05:15.180pheasant of a mayor that you guys have elected there. So tonight, the people of Toronto have
00:05:20.060spoken and you have given me the extraordinary honor of continuing to serve you as mayor. I'm
00:05:25.380grateful. I'm humbled. And I'm so proud of our city. Her campaign was an absolute mess. Her
00:05:31.780performance at the debates a disaster and yet for some reason the people of toronto have re-elected
00:05:38.860her and best elect to all of you for the next four years yeah well did they elect olivia chow or did
00:05:46.040they elect the ghost of her uh dearly departed husband jack layton because those those union
00:05:53.480votes they have to go to someone and olivia chow has been a really you know a real ardent friend
00:05:58.620those NDP union types. And so I look forward to the next four years of Olivia Chow. She is
00:06:06.420the Timu Yoko Ono. You can't do more for the Canadian mediascape than to just deliver more
00:06:15.680of her on a platter. And I look forward to all of the festivals coming up and how Olivia Chow
00:06:20.780celebrates. Right. You can enjoy those festivals while you are experiencing a 20% increase in your
00:06:26.780property taxes uh the traffic congestion that hell wouldn't have it is insane hamas protesters
00:06:34.040on your streets um i guess you get what you vote for um toronto has some real problems
00:06:41.720yes toronto has some real problems and they just re-elected a very unserious mayor yeah
00:06:48.280well i guess they don't think those problems are bad enough to change who's running the city0.92
00:06:53.360So maybe in four years, the remaining chow voters will have been mugged by such extreme reality that they realize they need to do something different. Case in point, David Eby being shown the door in British Columbia. It might take a while for people to learn, but I'm hopeful that Toronto next time around, things will become so bad there that they will have to do something different.0.96
00:07:19.660I guess there's a silver lining for Brad Bradford, isn't there?
00:07:42.940Because she's going to be emboldened.1.00
00:07:44.960we are going to see so much of her old lady groin in the coming years that we're not even1.00
00:07:49.680going to know what to do with ourselves. We aren't. Just get ready, guys. Get ready, guys.1.00
00:07:58.080Get your eye bleach ready. Yes. But, okay, so that's the bad news in Toronto. You're not going
00:08:05.120to go back to Rob Ford-style proper management of the city. Just think about that for a second.
00:08:10.700A man, a gravely troubled man with drug problems, was a much better mayor than Olivia Chow.
00:08:18.340Oh, and also, the council has gone very, very progressive in that I think Olivia Chow's stepson, so Jack Layton's child is also on council now, and Nate Erskine-Smith, former Liberal MP, the guy behind the vegan bill, he's there.
00:08:35.740he quit because he wasn't given a prominent post in mark carney's cabinet um these people just love
00:08:42.300being in charge of your life and so he wasn't going to go away gracefully take a job at some
00:08:47.400ngo or whatever no they got to come back like political herpes and there he was now he is
00:08:54.520um over on toronto city council so nate erskine smith political redemption you say winning beaches
00:09:02.280is East York. Political herpes. Just pause on that for a minute, you guys. It's where you think
00:09:12.040a political character is done. Okay, they're going to go away, sail into the sunset. And then, nope,
00:09:18.480they're there. They come back. There they are, blistering up to the surface again. Here we are.
00:09:23.400um so he's back um but this is this isn't the this is this is bad but there is some good news
00:09:35.280for example um Hamilton has gotten rid of former NDP leader who served as their mayor Andrea
00:09:43.480Horvath you are congratulations she finished third amazing now that is not to say that they
00:09:52.780got a conservative mayor i don't even know anything about the person who's serving as mayor
00:09:56.440there now but she's gone and if you've been to the hammer lately you're it ain't good so local
00:10:04.400businessman keenan loomis who narrowly lost the contest with horvath in 2022 um he won so
00:10:13.160i don't know that's hopeful right yep that's great news that's great news yeah at least
00:10:20.280eject the bad ones well he she's not the only bad one being shown the door bonnie crombie so bonnie
00:10:28.640crombie was i think she's the liberal leader at one point so again but this is my point these
00:10:34.520political it's political herpes they're herpetic candidates they just come back around come back
00:10:41.840around they disappear briefly and then they come back in the most inopportune moments so andrea
00:10:47.000horvath loses it and deep as the ndp leader she ends up as the mayor of hamilton bonnie crombie
00:10:52.800yeah uh liberal leader then she ends up over in mississauga now she's been shown the door
00:10:57.880um and then of course we talked about nate erskine smith uh so bonnie crombie alvin
00:11:04.880tayo tayo tayo anyways he's the new mayor in mississauga so uh let's hear from bonnie crombie
00:11:14.720resigning just for fun and to the people of mississauga they have made their choice
00:11:21.240and they have voted for change i have called alvin tejo and i've congratulated him on his victory
00:11:28.340and the honor of becoming our city's next mayor alvin your energy your enthusiasm and the joy you
00:11:39.080bring to politics matter. You have inspired people to get involved and to
00:11:44.820believe that they can help shape the city's future. That is something to be
00:11:49.700proud of. Tonight a new generation takes the reins. I wish you and the incoming
00:11:56.720council every success. I love Mississauga and I will be cheering for our city to
00:12:04.280succeed under your leadership. To our team, the volunteers, the donors, and
00:12:12.020everyone who put their faith in us, thank you. To my family, where are they?
00:12:17.460I thought they were here. Right there. Thank you for your love, for standing
00:12:25.320beside me through everything. I've spoken about perseverance throughout this
00:12:31.280campaign and tonight those words are harder to say but they matter just as much when you get
00:12:38.220knocked down you get back up again that's right no don't don't don't get back don't don't don't
00:12:46.500come back don't come back don't come back no the way the effusive way serving mississauga has been
00:12:55.420the honor of my life. We're done with Bonnie. Let's, let's be done with Bonnie. The effusive
00:13:01.580way she championed the new mayor has me believing that she thinks there's a role for herself inside
00:13:10.100the next thing. That's what it says to me. I imagine she's gunning for the city manager job.
00:13:16.800Oh, oh, city manager. Now that's a, that's an interesting, that's an interesting role.
00:13:22.680yes um let's go to brad bradford uh it's video seven oh no this is not a video is it a video
00:13:33.580is it it's just a post he's congratulating olivia chow on her win um it has been the honor of my
00:13:42.460life to fight for this city that i love thank you toronto thank you to all of our volunteers
00:13:46.080who believed in our campaign and gave in so many ways so we could represent a message of change
00:13:51.580for our city. Let's keep working to make Toronto the best city in the world. Well, I'm not sure
00:13:56.720that's possible for another four years because she, I mean, she's completely abandoned the Jewish0.77
00:14:03.320community to the Hamas radicals. She is a bike lane fanatic. She has raised property taxes 20%1.00
00:14:12.760during her term. And she accused for some reason towards the end of the campaign of Brad Bradford
00:14:20.640wanting to flint michigan the water service in toronto like who would even believe that but i
00:14:26.040guess people did and um anyways best of luck best of luck toronto yeah we'll we'll be watching out
00:14:33.920for you toronto we'll be using you as a cautionary tale for at least the next four years congratulations
00:14:39.740on your new old mayor on your yes old new mayor yes new old mayor old mayor old noon mayor old
00:14:50.320same mayor same old mayor yes anyways while you struggle with traffic that takes you an hour and
00:14:58.660a half to go a five minute drive uh just know that your mayor is dressed like an emu at some0.94
00:15:06.420sort of carabana festival with uh the side of her crotch hanging out of her leotard just0.83
00:15:11.960realize that you've made the right choice everybody yeah chauffeured there in a in a
00:15:17.540private vehicle, you know. Right, right. Well, you're told to take the bus and dodge the crack
00:15:24.060heads on the subway system. Yeah. Anyways, best of luck. I see that Mark Carney has congratulated
00:15:30.560Ottawa's Mayor Mark Sutcliffe in his, like he's been re-elected, but he hasn't said anything about
00:15:39.220Toronto yet. We've accomplished a lot together. I thought Mark Carney was just hometown Alberta
00:15:47.220boy right just from you know the wilds of uh north central uh edmonton anyways he says we've
00:15:58.980accomplished a lot together now we have the opportunity to build on it this means getting
00:16:03.180more affordable homes built across the city that means money for brookfield making sure our
00:16:09.800communities are safer for families giving the people of nipian and all of ottawa the chance
00:16:13.720to build the future they want for themselves i look forward to the work ahead and the progress
00:16:16.500we'll make together all right whatever that's yeah can we um let's change lanes from what
00:16:29.280happened in toronto um and if you want to you want analysis real time last night might i suggest you
00:16:36.280go back and watch uh david's live stream with sue ann levy who covered during her time with the
00:16:42.540Toronto Sun City Hall with a laser-like focus. And let's just stop for a minute and watch some
00:16:52.240of the crash outs of the NDP from BC and the left-wing supporters. So I put in the chat there,
00:17:03.080Olivia, a tweet from Peter McCaffrey from the Alberta Institute. There's actually two posts
00:17:08.160there this is the second post and then if we can go to the first one let's just watch them both
00:17:14.440together because he's doing multiple episodes because there's just so many and we talked about
00:17:18.540um rachel gilmore yesterday saying great now all the orcas are dead as if as they said
00:17:25.060lorne dirksen's heading down there with a harpoon um with the fleet with the whaling fleet right
00:17:34.000Right. You're going back to whale oil lamps in BC now.
00:22:50.540And then the next thing will be disabled people.1.00
00:22:53.560Because it goes indigenous, and then the disabled.0.98
00:22:57.300and then immigrants and then the general public is next0.99
00:23:03.860i don't even understand how this happened there's so much
00:23:11.340noise on x and on here from people that i don't think there are canadians i don't think they
00:23:17.340lived in this province being in bc right now is this isn't this isn't great this is this not0.99
00:23:25.620could you catch my animal i'm tired of this grandpa they don't care about dick on a stick1.00
00:23:31.400for you so thank you bc that is now what we have dick on a stick wow charming so charming nice0.99
00:23:41.620they seem nice british columbia was was just profiled on that video well done now well now
00:23:48.320that now the new government knows what it has to contend with you know what i mean because
00:23:52.280they just showed up that's your average eb voter turtle island which is mostly a white fabrication
00:24:01.120of indigenous culture um which emerged just in you know recent years it's not really a thing
00:24:09.220um they said that first they're going to go after the indigenous then the disabled what is lauren
00:24:16.200dirksen going to do to the disabled now and then the general public ma'am your lgbtq friends would0.85
00:24:22.620like to have a word with you because you forgot them on your totem pole of grievances how dare
00:24:27.880how dare dare and then yes to then there's that guy to hear the go ahead i'll be quiet to hear0.99
00:24:37.360the to hear the experience of the two as lgbtqia community this is an existential existential threat
00:24:44.460to their ways of being like they might have to get jobs if the government defunds the lgbtqia
00:24:54.180racket in british columbia and they're all real concerned just keep them in your thoughts and1.00
00:24:58.920prayers guys okay right also it must be hard being a little bitch and pretending to be a woman0.99
00:25:04.220being forced to you know um well provide for yourself let's be awful yeah thoughts and prayers0.99
00:25:12.500yeah i think of the whales uh some of those guys were in still in the denial phase of grief
00:25:19.080you know uh i think most of these people what did she say online i thought that most of the people
00:25:25.860who were talking about the bc election were uh like i guess americans or whatever uh americans
00:25:32.400can't vote in your election your fellow british columbians have had it that's what happened there
00:25:36.720Although some of them are in the stage of acceptance as far as their stages of grief.
00:25:43.200I just hope Lorne Dirksen moves and moves fast because he needs to make sure that these people know that at the end of the day, the world is not going to fall on them.
00:25:55.520well uh he would be real wise to open the ndp books and cut out all of the fat immediately
00:26:06.920immediately the amount of money that they're flushing away in that province
00:26:11.600um british columbia has natural resources that should have it amongst the top producing nations
00:26:17.600in the world and because of bad ndp policies they haven't been um he should absolutely look
00:26:22.880into the layers of payments that are going from government into his public service and cut
00:26:27.860everything immediately that doesn't benefit the people of British Columbia. Like break up the
00:26:35.480networks, Lauren, break up those networks. You get in there and you clean house. This is not a moment1.00
00:26:40.960to stand at, you know, podiums and announce the things you're going to do. This is the moment
00:26:45.780where you go in there, you open the books and you trim the fat right away. That would be in the best
00:26:49.640interest of the people of British Columbia um while I have you before we go to the break
00:26:56.600somewhat on this topic but not necessarily entirely it's in the universe of this in the
00:27:02.640orbit of this okay um let's go to item number 17 Olivia on the list if you could still in British
00:27:14.380columbia still on the um unhinged left in the lgbtq plus ai sphere shall i say
00:27:23.200bc human rights tribunal i pulled the human rights tribunal decision and went through it yesterday
00:27:33.320oh my god tell me everything so everybody this is the world famous jessica simpson formerly
00:27:41.720Jonathan Yaniv. Yes. And after 30 plus bathtub calls. Yes. Yaniv's human rights complaint
00:27:50.820against the Langley firefighters was dismissed without hearing so. Yes. So Yaniv slash Simpson
00:27:59.020lives in Langley. And for quite some time, the person now known as Jessica Simpson,
00:28:08.960and I'm trying to be careful, but I mean, you can Google, okay, has been calling the Langley
00:28:19.460Fire Department, so the firefighters, the handsome firefighters, for help to get out of the bathtub.
00:28:27.92030 plus calls between January and February 2021. So basically one every other day.
00:28:35.040here's here's my opinion i think that this was some sort of bizarre fetish to get the
00:28:44.360firefighters to come see this person naked i do too this is a really yep that's a real convenient
00:28:53.320way to you know yes expose oneself yes we'll say put oneself in a role-playing situation and i'm
00:29:04.720not listen. I didn't know until this moment that you could call the fire department to help you
00:29:09.660out of the bathtub. I actually didn't know that. And so that it happened every day or every second
00:29:17.220day over 30 times. Well, I mean, what a gross and grotesque use of resources, truly. It's using
00:29:25.800the 9-1-1 system to satisfy abuse someone yeah yeah like using the 9-1-1 that's not just abusing
00:29:37.300the 9-1-1 system it's abusing the 9-1-1 system to uh oh god i'm trying to be so careful i know
00:29:46.680but you have to tread the needle sheila i know because just because of legal reasons um but
00:29:52.860it's almost like it's well it's exactly like the wax my balls thing where you this person
00:30:01.000tried to use you're subjecting them to abuse and this time it was using the 9-1-1 system
00:30:10.380well and you think that you think the firefighters could opt out of that that's the problem they
00:30:16.620can't they're exactly which is especially sinister you know if you were exposing yourself
00:30:23.760to a firefighter on the street handcuffs goodbye but calling them to your house under false
00:30:30.280pretenses um apparently it happened 30 sometimes so tribunal uh i'll just read from the decision
00:30:40.760yeah tribunal member jonathan chapnick dismissed the complaint without a hearing october 20th the
00:30:46.060decision simpson v township of langley 2026 bc human rights tribunal 219 was posted on the
00:30:53.240tribunal's website october 23rd simpson alleged so you guys can go read it yourself simpson alleged
00:30:59.940discrimination in services on the ground of mental disability physical disability gender identity or
00:31:05.860expression and sex the complaint named three parts of the township's operations the fire department
00:31:10.360the emergency phone lines the township runs and the township employees who work as support staff
00:31:15.440and jail guards at the langley rcmp detachment the town does not have its own police force so yes
00:31:20.440also involving tying up like it's not enough to drag the firefighters into whatever voyeuristic
00:31:28.900perversion you want to engage in um but now you're tying up a fire truck right and in you know in
00:31:38.240Yeah, in British Columbia, where traffic is also known to be, you know, crazy, like Toronto level, right?
00:31:46.660There are areas of British Columbia that are extremely congested and to hold up a first responder truck, like, for this purpose.
00:31:59.940Well, and I'm reliably informed they have an opioid crisis out there in British Columbia.
00:32:03.940These firefighters could be doing things to help real people.
00:32:06.920uh it says yeah um olivia i think we're getting some feedback from lisa's end um simpson made
00:32:15.580several complaints um saying that emergency call takers hung up on calls and placed through a
00:32:21.440relay service front counter staff refused to take an audio statement written police reports were
00:32:26.240missing township guards refused to allow a mobile phone in the cells why would you think that you
00:32:32.820were allowed to have a cell phone in cells staff were gatekeeping police service in emergency
00:32:38.240situations such as bomb threats simpson also alleged misgendering and sexual harassment
00:32:48.400yeah i get i mean if they accurately gendered him okay that's not not misgendering and uh
00:33:00.500it looks here like the public institutions were trying to push back on his claims you know what
00:33:12.240i mean not being so responsive but there would be policy like what we can discern is that a visit
00:33:18.760once every two days for over 30 visits um that that shows that there's a policy there that the
00:33:26.700firefighters and the fire crews had to respond to right like they had to go anyway yeah and so
00:33:36.700anyway this is like this is just a rare a very rare sort of moment of common sense from the
00:33:42.920human rights tribunal in the country so i guess that's good but that it took this that it took
00:33:48.940there's literally years of abuse of every kind. Yeah. I just want you to pretend for a second,
00:33:57.020in your mind, pretend this was some creepy man who is demanding women do this. Okay. And where
00:34:06.120the women couldn't decline the call to do it because that's the position the firefighters1.00
00:34:10.780are in. Sexual harassment claim rested on a 2021 letter from the township's lawyer.0.96
00:34:16.300uh so the lawyer actually said um that the sexual harassment went from yaniv towards the
00:34:24.120the firefighters oh engaged in inappropriate and lewd conduct towards fire department staff
00:34:30.720yes the letter told simpson the fire department had responded to more than 30 lift assistant call
00:34:37.240assistance calls since january 2021 none of which constituted a medical emergency it also said yeah
00:34:44.700go you can get to it engaged in inappropriate and lewd conduct towards fire department staff
00:34:48.800read the next paragraph my lord above uh a deputy fire chief's affidavit said some of the staff were
00:34:55.700uncomfortable attending the home because of simpson's history of engaging in inappropriate
00:34:59.860conduct it cited a january 28 2021 call at simpson's house which was reported as having
00:35:07.180sex toys on the counter and moaning when a staff member tried to lift stibs0.91
00:35:12.460oh you guys but this is the this is the craziness of adopting this gender nonsense0.99
00:35:22.560in canadian law is that they can't say oh uh here we have a fetishistic male trying to make us part
00:35:32.680of the act of use the 9-1-1 call to uh sexually harass us no and this is yes i mean yes my god
00:35:43.740these firefighters man imagine langley fire langley fire okay so send you a gift basket
00:35:52.100for what you had to go through 30 calls to the same department imagine the just being on the
00:35:59.420other end of that dispatch oh my god knowing that you were going to go there and be potentially
00:36:05.580sexually harassed well knowing that even you know even the call in itself could be part of it yeah
00:36:13.640you know that the forced submission of the person on the other end of the phone who is not permitted
00:36:20.440to speak reality to these people they can't refuse they can't opt out like it's such a gross0.97
00:36:28.900So it's actually, that is a disgusting freaking abuse.0.86
00:36:33.220Well, and it had to be bad for the BC Human Rights Tribunal, which is especially crazy0.94
00:36:37.920to have sided with the Langley Fire Department.
00:36:41.340However, it does appear that Simpson Yaniv didn't really file any real evidence, just
00:36:51.260thought that we could just go on our word here.
00:36:54.900And so I think we should be grateful for that.
00:36:58.900Yeah. Yeah. Maybe the British Columbia Human Rights Tribunal did a little investigation of their own and talked to the, who knows, first responders or who knows, but made the right call. Anyway, rare congratulations for a human rights tribunal in the country. Well done, British Columbia. Now do this with all of them.
00:37:14.760Yes. One more before we hit an ad break, because then we'll come back over to the government floating the abolishment of the Indian Act, which is long overdue. Like, am I agreeing with Wab Canoe on something? I guess I am.
00:39:00.400In addition to the creation of the detransition clinic, AG Paxton's settlement required the
00:39:05.360hospital to pay $10 million as part of the resolution of AG Paxton's claims.
00:39:10.640These claims were brought under the Texas Health Care Program Fraud Prevention Act for
00:39:14.720billing Texas Medicaid for unallowable and illegal gender transition interventions.
00:39:20.060Among many things, the settlement also compelled the permanent and irrevocable termination of privileges of multiple physicians.
00:39:27.140It also requires Texas Children's to amend its bylaws to specify the performance of gender transition interventions triggers automatic relinquishment of medical staff privileges.
00:39:39.740This historic legal victory followed an extensive investigation led by the Office of the Attorney General's Health Care Program Enforcement Division.
00:39:49.420so um it's texas children's the the hospital's required to fully fund the clinic for the first
00:39:57.760five years as a result of the ruling against it for transing kids so they trans kids they harmed
00:40:04.680them and texas stepped in and said now you're going to pay to fix what you've done to them as
00:40:09.160best you possibly can so this is great news and not only that but yeah they they revoked the
00:40:15.140licenses of those original butchers who did the harm. And that's as much a part of this as anything
00:40:21.100that this reveal, like this, this entire exercise has revealed to us that there are healthcare
00:40:28.880providers, okay, healthcare providers that will walk children down a path that puts them in danger,
00:40:39.560Okay, endangers their fertility, endangers their development, butchers them as children. And the same people that would do this to children should not be trusted to fix this. As a matter of fact, I think that it's a good tell on the morality of the system.
00:40:57.340Because if there was a cohort of girls who just started insisting that they were born in the wrong body and they weren't supposed to have eyes, would we remove their eyes?
00:41:12.180Would there be a doctor in this world that would be like, yeah, I'll take the eyes out of a perfectly otherwise healthy teenager?
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00:47:47.200all right let's get into the other headline item and that is mark carney talking about getting rid
00:47:58.800of the indian act wab canoe talking about getting the out rid of the indian act and then mark carney
00:48:04.560pulling the old justin trudeau and saying one thing in english and another thing in french
00:48:07.660so let's go first it's to um where is it oh i scrolled too far um 11 it's a video from wab canoe
00:48:22.840saying it's time to abolish the indian act so that's the act that governs reserves etc
00:48:30.180um which prevents by and large um land ownership on reserve which denies people the ability to
00:48:40.780have a generational investment vehicle um on reserve and it also gives the power of your
00:48:46.580housing to the chiefs and if you don't like the chief right and if chief doesn't like or the chief
00:48:51.020doesn't like you maybe get a bad house right so um and you know there's a pride in ownership thing
00:48:58.060You know, when you own something, there's a reason for you to invest in the care and upkeep of it. It's an investment. And, you know, you take good care of it. But if you've driven past an indigenous reserve these days, a lot of the houses all look the same.
00:49:15.060uh and you know who who could blame someone for you know it's not yours why spend money making
00:49:22.180it nice so uh anyways wab canoe is urging carney to scrap the act at the first premiers and chiefs
00:49:29.460meeting since 2005 i don't know how many folks in canada have seen one of these before but this
00:49:36.540is a status card and it says your friend wab canoe is an indian within the meaning of the
00:49:43.440Indian Act. It says that along the bottom. And I'm not sure if that lines up with your vision of
00:49:48.820Canada, that we still have a race-based form of identification in this country, but this is a0.99
00:49:53.980reality. And I'm hiding my number so you can't go buy the cheap cigarettes on my behalf. But
00:50:00.040I raised earlier in the meeting today, I think it's time to abolish the Indian Act, get rid of0.98
00:50:05.640the Indian Act, move past the Indian Act. And it needs to be done with First Nations people and1.00
00:51:31.000And my guess, just my knee-jerk guess to what's happening here is there has been some heavy economic promise.
00:51:39.960Yes, there has been some heavy economic promises made for, you know, for this kind of declaration.
00:51:49.620But I think that it's funny that Wob Canoe, you know, is opposed to that kind of ID when I had to hold up a piece of ID to go to restaurants in COVID.
00:56:01.720It wasn't something we came in and suggested, we're responding to a request in the meeting.
00:56:09.320Did he finish an actual sentence before he started the next excusology sentence? He never actually made a point before starting the next thing.
00:56:22.200No, and as a matter of fact, he made the point of the journalist that asked the question who said, you know, anytime this comes up, there are consultations to death on it. And then he goes on to tell her in three minutes exactly how many consultations they're having.
00:56:37.580right like oh we've got another clip though because mark carney is apparently saying one
00:56:44.240thing in french and another thing in english thinking that right then thinking that google
00:56:49.680translate is not something that the majority of canadians just have access to like oh i don't
00:56:55.640know how they think they can get away with this um so in french carney calls the indian act a racist
00:57:01.840law and oh by the way you're the chief lawmaker in the country you can get rid of it if it's
00:57:09.500racist and you're imposing a racist law on people you can get rid of it and then in english he says
00:57:15.180that he never said he would abolish it so which one is it mark carney
01:04:18.080to stand with cuba and to reject this economic war oh please stop oh please stop the reason why
01:04:23.920the reason why cuba is full of poverty and mass starvation is because of 66 years of communism
01:04:29.760sir thank you so much for coming to this heart cold hard fact um the united states it's not a
01:04:36.720result of internal collapse really really canadians have been breaking that embargo
01:04:43.440Since the Americans imposed it, thank you, Pierre Elliott Trudeau, with his photo with Castro, we have not stood once with the Cuban people.
01:04:53.060Instead, we allowed our people to go to resorts that prop up the Cuban regime, which imposes continued suffering on the people there.
01:05:11.780And I know there are people in the chat who outside of those. Yeah, go ahead. I know there are people in the chat. Listen. Yeah. Yeah, they go. They go. Yeah. And one step out of those resorts and you're literally in a third world country and there is no unseeing it. Yes, they have familiar Canadian things because it's the only country that will do trade with them.
01:05:35.000yeah i know people want to go there and they want a cheap vacation and i i get it i get it
01:05:41.360but for me and my house we serve the lord and i am not going somewhere where my money will prop up the
01:05:48.840suffering of the people who live there yeah in a communist country i just uh those are decisions
01:05:54.800other people can make for their own homes but that's my decision here and i used to i used to
01:05:59.820because I didn't understand. But then when you see it, you can't unsee it. And then you think
01:06:05.440to yourself while you're there, you know, while you're there, what is it exactly that I'm
01:06:10.140supporting here? What is it that I'm supporting here? And it's really the destitution of the
01:06:15.600Cuban people, the continued destitution of the Cuban people. They have different, they have a
01:06:20.660different currency for tourists. Did you know this Sheila can read that they have a whole different
01:06:24.580currency for tourists so people that live in cuba people that live in cuba actual cubans can't use
01:06:31.680any tip money or any money that they get out of their resort jobs uh in the real world it's it's
01:06:38.800uh worthless in the real world and so here we've created actually an underslave class of servants
01:06:44.820to serve a warm and toasty canadian public who comes in you know on on charters this is what's
01:06:52.540happened there it's really quite sad yeah yep uh and just as a rebuttal to that madman that
01:06:59.900fast-talking madman who says that it the suffering of cubans was not caused by internal collapse or
01:07:06.480mismanagement here's marco rubio the secretary of state for everything of cuban descent himself
01:07:13.620telling you exactly what the problem is in cuba well that's what's happening in cuba
01:07:18.140socialism and marxism has done in cuba what it has done everywhere in the world that it's been
01:07:23.780tried it has failed it has failed they gave up their freedom or they were told give up your
01:07:30.360freedom in exchange for a world-class health care system it's not a world-class health care system
01:07:35.540in fact it's a it's a health care system that does not even have the ability to deal with covid
01:07:41.240at its very basic level that says give up your freedom for economic security what economic
01:07:46.880security. People are hungry. Homes are crumbling. There is no economy. There is no real economy
01:07:52.080in Cuba. Give up your freedom and you'll have an education, free education for everybody.
01:07:57.640That education, number one, you're a doctor. You can drive a taxi cab in Cuba and make more money.
01:08:03.040Or number two, you get sent, forced to go overseas and work basically on slave wages,
01:08:10.460no pay barely any pay it on it's basically human trafficking as did our
01:08:16.100own Department of State found when it looked at the Cuban doctors program and
01:08:19.340how it's been abused and so what's happened in Cuba is socialism has failed
01:08:23.960it has to repress the people who complain about it you don't get your
01:08:28.160freedom back and like socialists always do they have to find someone to blame
01:08:32.240and who do they blame number one they blame anybody in the country that
01:08:36.500doesn't agree with them you're immediately a counter-revolutionary
01:08:39.380you're immediately a pawn of the imperialists and then of course they always blame the united states
01:08:44.980the problem in cuba for the regime is the people aren't falling for those lies anymore they're not0.93
01:08:51.620yeah see blame the united states just like that madman who held a press conference on cpac
01:08:59.340yep yep talking about an issue that started in 1960 and if canada doesn't do anything there's0.99
01:09:06.720gonna be a cuban genocide yeah stop your crazy talk sir stop your crazy talk all right i'm sure0.90
01:09:13.560many of you cuba is a perfect example i'm sure many of you will be angry at me in the comment0.95
01:09:19.220section but that's okay i have my view and you have yours um let's wrap it up see you tomorrow
01:09:26.640lise yeah i'll be back see you tomorrow uh western wednesdays tomorrow coming up yes that's right