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00:00:30.000 Oh, hey, good afternoon or good morning, everybody. And welcome to the Wednesday broadcast of Rebel

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00:00:56.280 Well, hello, Sheila. Welcome back to Canada. I'm so happy you survived your whirlwind trip to the

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00:02:48.320 pierogi of a show, a really tightly rolled cabbage roll today, full of delicious filling. So let's get

00:02:56.300 right into it. We are experiencing tariff mania in Canada, because a lot of the premiers, Doug Ford,

00:03:05.460 well, they weren't smart enough to make their case directly to Trump to avoid the tariffs and make

00:03:12.460 some friends in the incoming administration the way Premier Daniel Smith has. And she's made friends

00:03:18.300 with the energy producers and refiners in the United States, which is exactly what she needs to do,

00:03:24.220 because those people also have Trump's ear. So I think, I betcha, we're going to escape the tariffs

00:03:29.660 here in the oil and gas sector, but not Doug Ford. And I, I, if it weren't for the people being harmed,

00:03:35.540 I would say he deserved it. And so we've got a video White House Press Secretary Carolyn Levitt

00:03:41.700 confirms them tariffs for the auto sector, and the like, they're coming.

00:03:48.660 Give us an update on the President's plan for his tariff agenda. He spoke a lot about this yesterday,

00:03:53.660 and there's a couple of dates coming up that he's spoken to. Number one, February 1, he's alluded to

00:03:58.200 both the potential for tariffs for Canada and Mexico, but also China to take effect on those

00:04:02.360 days. Whereas, what's he thinking about that? Yeah. Should those countries expect that?

00:04:06.960 Again, he was asked and answered this question this past weekend when he took a lot of questions

00:04:10.860 from the press. And he said that the February 1 state for Canada and Mexico still holds. And the

00:04:15.960 President has also put out specific statements in terms of Canada and Mexico when it comes to what he

00:04:21.060 expects in terms of border security. We have seen a historic level of cooperation from Mexico. But

00:04:25.820 again, as far as I'm still tracking, and that was last night talking to the President directly,

00:04:29.980 February 1 is still on the books. Yikes.

00:04:34.460 Get ready for it, Canada. This is what we got with our governments and all of the premiers,

00:04:40.600 save Danielle Smith. This is what we've got. They took such a gross antagonistic approach 1.00

00:04:45.900 to Trump, who responds to, okay, one thing. This is what Trump responds to. It's loyalty.

00:04:52.600 And these people show such a shocking disrespect of the United States, of our biggest trading partner.

00:05:00.420 And we are going to suffer the consequences, Canada, even if there is a carve out for Alberta

00:05:04.960 energy or for Canadian energy, I should say, because Saskatchewan does play a big part in that too.

00:05:10.080 There is going to be such dire consequences for the rest of everything that we export. And don't

00:05:16.420 listen to Doug Ford when he says Canada is not for sale. Everything we make in Canada is for sale.

00:05:21.900 In particular, our natural resources are for sale. We got tech for sale. We got ag for sale. We've got,

00:05:27.640 you know, potash and uranium and forestry products. And this, I mean, this is shaping up to be an

00:05:35.040 absolutely economically disastrous time in Canada. And we got nobody to thank, but all of the premiers

00:05:41.620 and our federal government, who is just fumbling this, more fumbles than a, than a, than a year of

00:05:49.660 football games by our federal government. How many of them do you think read the art of the deal?

00:05:55.600 You know, before they were dealing with the guy?

00:05:57.620 Zero percent. They were reading Mark Carney's book. They were reading Christian Freeland's book.

00:06:03.960 They, I mean, these, yeah, I mean, there is a way to, there is a way to, to soften the blow as it

00:06:11.500 pertains to, to President Trump. And these people just have no idea what they're doing. Absolutely no

00:06:16.960 idea.

00:06:18.140 Yeah. And I completely reject this narrative from the likes of Doug Ford. And I saw from the unions the

00:06:24.440 other day that Danielle Smith is some sort of traitor to the nation. Do you know what she's 1.00

00:06:30.360 trying to do? You union jerks, save your jobs. That's what she's trying to do. She's trying to 1.00

00:06:36.000 save roughly 550,000 Canadian jobs that are directly supported by Canadian oil and gas. So she's doing

00:06:44.120 what Doug Ford was unwilling to do. And that is fight for the jobs of Canadians. A lot of Trump's

00:06:50.380 foreign policy and economic policy comes down to, does he like you and trust you?

00:06:56.900 And she went down there and she made sure that he likes her and she, and that he trusts her.

00:07:01.940 And that's going to go a long way with the administration, but she didn't stop with the 0.99

00:07:05.600 administration. She started making friends with the Western governors, the oil producers and the

00:07:11.080 oil refiners in the United States. She got them on her side. And let's remember that this is a

00:07:18.140 president who is not against Canadian oil and gas. One of the first things he did when he was president

00:07:23.660 the first time around was sign the Keystone XL pipeline into life after it had been blocked by

00:07:29.200 the Democrats. So he's willing to buy Canadian oil and gas. We have somebody who's willing to make the

00:07:36.440 case for Canadian oil and gas. And the other premiers, because of some misplaced jingoistic sense

00:07:44.700 of nationalism, want us to kill our jobs, but so many jobs in their provinces too.

00:07:51.020 And the secondary mistake that all of these, all of these premiers and our federal government is

00:07:56.660 making is assuming that they are dealing with the same Donald Trump that they dealt with in 2016.

00:08:02.140 And I cannot state this clearly enough. Donald Trump coming in for his second term is a completely

00:08:09.220 different man. And had they been reading the room, had they been reading, because when he came in the

00:08:14.600 first time, when he came into his first presidency, if we're all being really honest, he didn't know

00:08:19.560 how Washington worked. He didn't know about how the federal government worked in the United States.

00:08:25.220 He was a virgin president. And after four years of vicious persecution by the Democrats and by Joe Biden's

00:08:35.960 administration, Donald Trump learned exactly who his enemies were. And had any of Canada's federal

00:08:44.520 government being paid attention during that time, they would have realized that they're they're

00:08:49.400 dealing with a completely different man. This man is not working with people that he cannot trust.

00:08:55.640 And right, what we know, is that he cannot trust who is in charge in Canada right now, which is insane.

00:09:01.120 We have a non functioning, we have a non functioning government, okay, nobody at the head of our

00:09:05.800 government, the liberals are undertaking this insane humiliation ritual in the form of a leadership,

00:09:12.260 a leadership run, or leadership race within their party. We have nobody driving the wagon, while our

00:09:20.540 biggest trading partner is threatening us with certain economic devastation. It is insane what is

00:09:26.480 happening to Canada, we're being held as political prisoners, Canadians are being held as political 0.93

00:09:32.040 prisoners by this insane corrupt federal government that doesn't know how to put a shirt on the right 0.85

00:09:38.240 way Sheila, okay, doesn't know how to dress themselves in the morning. And, and, and I'm frankly shocked 0.78

00:09:44.920 that that more people aren't acknowledging this, we are in an absolute national crisis, and it is the doing

00:09:52.520 of our federal government, and the NDP that upheld them for so long. You know, maybe Olivia, while we're

00:09:59.260 talking about the next couple of things, you can find that Justin Trudeau with his shirt on backwards, but

00:10:03.260 then I was poking around, and it looks like the gray sweater, which is on backwards, or at least

00:10:09.940 looks like it's on backwards, could be the WEF uniform. Because there's a few of them, I think Mark

00:10:16.500 Carney was wearing the the very similar sweater. Mark Carney and Jagmeet Singh, they're all cashmere,

00:10:23.260 gray cashmere sweaters. My husband had one, I literally put it in the burn barrel, like yesterday.

00:10:27.480 Like, we cannot, we cannot associate with the gray, the hair cuffs. I would just like to say,

00:10:35.140 my very first job was selling menswear at Eaton's, the department store. And so I have dressed a lot

00:10:40.320 of men. Like, I love, I actually love getting men dressed and dressing them. And without question,

00:10:45.740 this sweater is, is, is backwards. This is what I'm saying. Like, there's an extra inch of fabric

00:10:52.380 along the back. So then it's sort of, and then in the armpits too. Yeah, it's sort of puckering in the

00:10:57.100 armpits. Good grief. I, I'm saying he got dressed in the dark. This is what, this is what I'm saying.

00:11:03.020 But if we can't, listen, if a man can't be trusted to get himself dressed in the morning, can we trust

00:11:06.880 him with running the country for one second more? I would argue not. I thought, I thought I saw that

00:11:14.340 sweater was like 550 bucks. Now I don't begrudge the man his wealth. He was born into it, but at least,

00:11:20.520 you know, like put your shirt on the right way before you sashay him. I absolutely begrudge him

00:11:28.740 for his wealth. While, while 25% of Canadians are lining up at food bank, can't feed their kids. And

00:11:35.400 this guy is waltzing around in a $550 cashmere sweater. I absolutely begrudge him. Like, read the

00:11:42.460 room, loser. Go to Mark's, get a $30, get a $30 polyester like everybody else's husband. No, 0.98

00:11:48.740 no, look at this guy. Like absolutely outrageous. Oh, he looks like such a lame dad. Like, look at

00:11:54.580 him. Just absolute lame dad energy with his little Taylor Swift bracelet still on. Like.

00:12:01.160 Get your Kirkland jeans out.

00:12:05.180 Gotta whip up those Kirklands. Gotta get your Kirklands on. Uh, we've got,

00:12:10.560 that's an inside joke. Uh,

00:12:12.960 Oh goodness. Uh, NDP leader Jagmeet Singh says the liberal should

00:12:18.580 discuss a plan to support workers. That's their solution. Just paying people to stay home

00:12:25.680 instead of taking the heat down in the relationship with the Trump administration and doing the things

00:12:32.660 that Trump is asking us to do that are not unreasonable, like securing the border to stop

00:12:38.840 fentanyl and human trafficking, which is what a normal government should do to start with. But 0.51

00:12:42.980 let's hear from the socialist wing of the liberal party of Canada.

00:12:46.940 When we think about the analysis that's out there, if those Trump tariffs are in place,

00:12:51.480 there are hundreds and thousands of Canadian jobs at risk. Think about what that means for those

00:12:57.260 workers, hundreds of thousands of workers, for their families, for those communities. This could be

00:13:02.580 devastating for our country. So, uh, we do need to have a plan in place to support those,

00:13:07.960 those that are impacted, those businesses, those workers, most importantly.

00:13:11.680 I have not had any conversations with other opposition leaders. I think we need to come

00:13:15.940 together to have a discussion about what is the best way forward. I've not had any discussions with

00:13:19.760 the government related to this. Uh, if there is any desire to move forward, the government should

00:13:24.840 call us together like we did during COVID and discuss a plan that supports workers.

00:13:30.080 We, as a working, a party of working people, a party founded by workers, want to make sure that

00:13:35.240 there's a plan in place for workers. It's why we said from the beginning, EI is clearly not up to the

00:13:40.320 task. During the pandemic, we realized EI does not cover the majority of Canadian workers. We called

00:13:45.500 for changes to happen to EI so that we would be better prepared if something happens again that

00:13:49.900 disrupts our economy. The liberals did not listen. And so we are now in this position where we have an

00:13:54.380 insufficient EI, a threat of terrorists, and many workers lying awake at night saying,

00:13:59.400 am I going to lose my job or not? So I hope that there is a plan moving forward.

00:14:05.500 Okay. So what Jagmeet Singh is doing right here is signaling to the government what he needs to hear

00:14:11.120 in order to keep on side with the government. A small round of applause for Lise, who last week on

00:14:18.320 this show said, uh, Mark Carney is very, a very dangerous man because he could offer a sweetheart deal

00:14:23.480 to Jagmeet Singh, that Jagmeet Singh just would not be able in, in his bad faith way of corrupt

00:14:29.400 operation, be able to say no to. And what Jagmeet Singh is doing is signaling what he needs to hear

00:14:34.480 from the government to stay on side, this coalition. It's, it's, this is insane.

00:14:39.620 Yeah. All he does is go from one act of blackmail to the next before it was, uh, the drug plan,

00:14:44.540 drug plan, um, with the liberals. That's what he needed to keep the liberals in power. And now it

00:14:48.780 is. Dental care. Then dental care.

00:14:51.020 Yep. Dental care. And now it's this. Dental care. And now this. Yep. And now this. And so he wants,

00:14:55.880 he wants protection for Canadian, uh, public sector workers so that they won't be impacted by,

00:15:02.560 by the tariff threat that, that Donald Trump has promised to bring down on the people of Canada.

00:15:07.300 It is insane. What is happening here? It is insane. And with Canadians with no recourse to do anything 1.00

00:15:14.040 about it. Like if ever we've needed to acknowledge that we are a totally broken country, we are seeing

00:15:19.800 it play out in real time. Yeah. And he keeps prattling on about workers, but their solution is

00:15:27.500 shutter in the one cudgel we have against the Americans. And that's Alberta and Saskatchewan,

00:15:34.380 and to some extent British Columbian oil and gas. That's the one thing they have. The thing that

00:15:40.360 they kept saying there was no business case for the thing that they kept saying, well, we should phase

00:15:45.620 it out. Um, and time is ticking on Canadian oil and gas, that thing. It's the one thing that they

00:15:52.780 think they can use against the Americans, which they constitutionally can't. And nobody seems to care

00:15:59.000 about those jobs except Danielle Smith. No, it is, uh, our natural resources are the jurisdiction 0.50

00:16:05.480 of the provinces. So this is not a, uh, an item that the federal government can barter on our

00:16:12.880 behalf. Listen, if, if, uh, Legault wants to go in and say, we are going to withhold all of the maple

00:16:19.720 syrup exports from Quebec. You know what? Fine. Go ahead. You punish those Americans with withholding 1.00

00:16:25.460 your maple syrup. But as it pertains to the natural resources of, of Alberta and Saskatchewan,

00:16:31.040 especially, uh, hands off federal government, those aren't sure though, those are not your

00:16:36.480 resources to be able to bargain with. So, um, find, find another, find another negotiation tactic

00:16:43.440 that's more along the lines of what the, uh, what the Americans want to hear. And it is border

00:16:48.320 security and, and, uh, regular fentanyl stoppage from across the border because of course, all of

00:16:54.260 our safe supply of fentanyl and, and, and meth and cocaine and all of the other, all of the other

00:17:01.840 illegal substances are going straight across the border. Of course they are because it's a corrupt

00:17:06.040 system. Yeah. I mean, safe supply from British Columbia is ending up in Alberta and killing our

00:17:12.920 kids. Uh, of course, of course, it's actually a lot closer to get it across into the United States

00:17:19.320 than to come across the mountains into Alberta. Of course, this say our government safe supply

00:17:25.640 is poisoning Americans. Of course it is. Of course, there's a reason why the Americans or why the 0.98

00:17:31.480 federal government doesn't want the safe supply specifically marked. And that's because when it,

00:17:36.680 it is found in arrests in the United States.

00:17:41.180 It can't be traced back to the, to, to the government of Canada or to the provincial governments

00:17:45.520 that, that, uh, propagate it into our populations. But I mean, if we've ever needed another example

00:17:51.220 of our governments trying to kill us, like literally trying to kill us, uh, you can just

00:17:57.320 look at safe supply and, and put it on a billboard and say, well, right, right there. I mean, people

00:18:01.620 are dying because of, um, the miss, the mishandling of this entire file in the name of health and

00:18:07.740 safety, no less. Speaking of the horrors of British Columbia, David Eby, the NDP premier

00:18:14.260 there. Um, he knows what's up. He is his solution to this is of course shutter and Canadian oil

00:18:23.300 and gas and, uh, just pay people to stay home. And what could possibly go wrong with adding

00:18:30.040 another trillion dollars to the debt? That's not going to cause inflation or anything. Go ahead,

00:18:35.220 David, let us hear it. Uh, we have heard, uh, the president of the United States say

00:18:41.080 that it's his intention to impose tariffs on Saturday. And there has been a repetition of

00:18:48.020 that commitment from key members of the administration. This is obviously a huge concern

00:18:53.880 to British Columbians. And even if they're not directly working in export related industries,

00:19:00.600 not seriously, as they did the COVID response and for our part here in British Columbia,

00:19:06.760 that we will fill in the gaps to make sure that British Columbians are protected.

00:19:11.680 Premier. So you've just mentioned the pandemic style kind of relief plans. Could you just provide

00:19:16.220 a little bit more detail on what this could like look like here in BC? Uh, we know that part of the

00:19:21.820 proposed federal response is retaliatory tariffs on the United States on billions of dollars of US

00:19:26.400 imports in Canada that'll result in the federal government collecting a significant amount of

00:19:31.340 money, uh, that should be immediately deployed across the country to affected individuals and

00:19:36.480 businesses to help them survive. Uh, whatever it takes to make sure that we come out the other end

00:19:41.280 stronger is very important through COVID. Uh, we supported businesses here in British Columbia with grants

00:19:46.540 to be able to get through the federal government had loans. They provided people supports who were laid off

00:19:51.020 through employment insurance. Um, these are the kinds of responses that we expect to see, uh, through

00:19:56.240 this period. Uh, the projections that we have seen indicate this could be more serious for our

00:20:02.700 provincial economy than the 2008 recession. And, uh, certainly the most, uh, severe economic impact

00:20:09.660 we've seen in a while here in Canada and British Columbia. And unfortunately it'll have significant

00:20:14.860 effects on the Americans as well. Uh, Sheila, every part of that, every part of that clip is concerning

00:20:22.960 because what they are doing right now is building a false story to, uh, declare a national emergency

00:20:32.080 to, uh, print billions of dollars in relief to Canada, to Canadians that are going to be impacted by these

00:20:40.460 tariffs and to take control of government. This is, they are literally, um, they are literally

00:20:47.300 manufacturing the emergency that they are going to use as a pretext to keep hanging on to power.

00:20:55.020 We are seeing it in real time right now. And the last thing, listen, the last thing Canadians need

00:21:01.800 is an out of control government with no leadership. Okay. And no mandate to do this, declaring an emergency

00:21:08.040 and printing billions of dollars that are going to put us into debt for the rest of all eternity,

00:21:12.480 uh, while muzzling us and censoring us and making it look like they're being helpful.

00:21:20.120 We just saw it in real time by what David Embiid said.

00:21:24.140 I just have one thing to add to that. I thought it was a little bit on the nose, maybe too on the nose

00:21:29.720 that there was like the police sirens in the background, obviously headed off to respond to a

00:21:34.920 government enabled drug overdose. So somewhere nearby, uh, the David Eby press conference,

00:21:41.380 uh, they did. And the thing is they are, they know tariffs are coming. They know tariffs are going

00:21:47.000 to crush the Ontario, Ontario economy. They know that it's going to crush a large portion of the

00:21:52.280 British Columbia economy. And so what is their solution? Nuke another 550,000 jobs. Wouldn't you want

00:21:59.360 the oil patch humming along as hard as it can go drilling and building and drilling and building

00:22:05.980 to make sure that, uh, that at least some part of the Canadian economy is afloat to prop up everybody

00:22:13.800 else. But for them, they think, you know what, we've got to throw these people on the bonfire to

00:22:18.580 heat the rest of us. It's crazy. Exactly. Right. That's exactly right. They're, they're throwing 0.67

00:22:23.640 Alberta and Saskatchewan energy producers under the bus. They're saying if we're suffering,

00:22:29.160 you're suffering. Yeah. And, and to be completely honest, this is suffering that was, that was made

00:22:34.880 possible by their own missteps along the way. But I mean, they're not, they're, they're not going to

00:22:40.720 let, they're not going to let Western Canadian energy producers save the day. I mean, that would,

00:22:46.260 that would rip apart their argument that everything about it is evil and bad when it's anything,

00:22:50.580 but when it's anything, but, um, speaking of, uh, timing to hang on to power, old Doug Ford,

00:22:59.740 uh, has decided that now is the time to call an election a year early. I guess it can be done.

00:23:08.120 You can go to an early election if, if you can believe that because Justin's buddy, Doug is going

00:23:14.980 to an election. Uh, he just, uh, went to the governor general and asked, or to the Lieutenant

00:23:20.860 governor, I guess, and, uh, asked her, him, I don't know who it is in Ontario. I don't pay that

00:23:26.640 close attention to Ontario politics, uh, to drop the writ. Uh, so let's hear from Doug, who honestly

00:23:33.560 looks like Punxsutawney Phil, the groundhog. Go ahead. And this is on these uncertain times.

00:23:43.040 I'm asking the people of Ontario for their trust. I'm asking the people for a strong, stable four

00:23:50.680 year mandate to do whatever it takes to protect Ontario. The people of our province, like people

00:23:58.440 across Canada are facing unprecedented challenge. President Trump is threatening steep and sweeping

00:24:06.720 tariffs that will devastate Canada's economy on February 1st. And I mean it when I say

00:24:14.360 devastate hundreds of thousands of Ontario jobs are at risk and not just factory workers, service

00:24:21.760 workers, the great construction workers here, retail workers, everyday hardworking people

00:24:28.260 in offices and factories across Ontario. When workers lose their jobs, entire communities

00:24:36.020 feel pain. Bills go unpaid, local businesses lose customers, families worry about their future.

00:24:44.180 And let's be clear, this isn't just about tariffs. The president has threatened economic force.

00:24:50.480 He's even floated the unthinkable taking over Canadian territory. Let me say this loud and clear,

00:24:56.460 Canada is not for sale.

00:25:02.220 Not to President Trump, not to anyone. The sad fact is, there is no reason for President

00:25:09.180 Trump to be doing this. Canada and the United States are strongest when we work together.

00:25:14.700 Then quit fighting with him. Quit fighting with him. You know, like he says, what did he say?

00:25:21.460 We're going to do whatever it takes to protect Ontario workers. Okay, great. Yes, yes. But you

00:25:25.760 didn't do whatever it took because whatever it took was going to Mar-a-Lago and pleading your case,

00:25:30.660 which you didn't do. And again, why is it bad when Danielle Smith does whatever it takes to protect 0.99

00:25:37.140 workers? Why is that a bad thing? But it's a good thing for old Punxsutawney, uh, Ford in Ontario. I

00:25:45.580 just, it's, it's ridiculous. And yes, as you rightly point out, at least Ontario is for sale. Just about 0.95

00:25:51.580 everything they make is for the export market. So yes, they are for sale. You're supposed to be open

00:25:56.140 for business. I gotta, and I gotta think somewhere Rob Ford is spinning in his grave, like a rotisserie

00:26:03.020 chicken, listening to Doug Ford, you know, blather on about workers. Like if you shut your eyes and

00:26:10.000 listen to that, you can't tell the difference between Doug Ford and Jagmeet Singh by the way

00:26:13.500 they talk. And the only reason Doug Ford, okay, is Matt at Danielle Smith is because how emasculating

00:26:19.640 is it that she is doing a much better job and has bigger balls than you, Doug? How does that feel? 0.94

00:26:25.240 I bet that that's, I bet that that's a painful little realization for good old, not Rob Ford.

00:26:30.640 And, and, um, further to, further to Doug, uh, further to Doug spouting off the way he did. Um,

00:26:39.040 and as you alluded, everything in Ontario is for sale and he is absolutely mishandling this.

00:26:44.600 There are millions of people in Ontario that are, uh, screaming at the top of their lungs for, uh,

00:26:50.180 federal election. And instead of getting the election they want, they're getting an election

00:26:54.960 that they don't want. So I don't think that I'm alone as a conservative in Canada, uh, hoping

00:27:01.600 that our conservative pals in Ontario, just don't go to the polls, just don't go to the polls this

00:27:06.660 year. I mean, just, you know what, I think Doug Ford needs to learn a lesson and he's going to learn

00:27:11.500 a lesson by, by, by losing a bunch of seats. So it's just a little, just a thought for our Ontario

00:27:18.040 friends and neighbors. When he loses some seats because conservatives don't show up because that's

00:27:24.020 what conservatives do. We cannot, we cannot abide the, uh, false conservatism of our leaders. And so

00:27:32.980 we just don't show up. Um, and I hope there is a palace coup staged against him because I mean,

00:27:40.520 it looks as though Doug Ford is not learning the lessons of Aaron O'Toole. People don't want your

00:27:46.180 watered down baloney and you need to offer them an actual alternative to the liberals instead of

00:27:52.940 just standing slightly to the right of them. You need to offer a real alternative. And when you do

00:27:57.660 that, you will be popular a la Pierre Polyev. Um, that's exactly right. And we saw, we saw this

00:28:03.840 is a disaster. We saw this exact, this exact same result in the most recent Saskatchewan, uh,

00:28:11.680 provincial election when the governing Sask party lost a ton of ground to the NDP opposition.

00:28:20.240 It wasn't that the NDP won over anybody's votes. It was that all of the Sask party supporters stayed

00:28:26.300 home that day. And, uh, Doug Ford should be learning a lesson. He's not, he's not, he's sitting

00:28:31.600 at his made in Canada or, or made in China. Canada is not for sale. I mean, how many did they order?

00:28:37.340 They're a thousand. They're giving them to every, uh, every second Tom, Dick and Harry in Ontario

00:28:41.740 right now. It's gross. Yeah. It's gross. They're shooting themselves in the foot, but keep going.

00:28:46.480 Pew, pew, little lugger. I want to get my hands on one of those hats. Cause I want to check the label.

00:28:51.480 I betcha they're made in China or at least offshore, but yeah, Ontario is not for sale. Everything in

00:28:56.980 Ontario is for sale, including Doug Ford. He's pretty well for sale to the liberals for a handout for a

00:29:03.980 battery plant by Stellantis here or Volkswagen there. So he'll suck up to the liberals for 0.92

00:29:10.580 anything. And he, and he was like, and Trump has floated the unthinkable idea of taking over

00:29:17.320 over Canadian territory. Um, it's not unthinkable. What it is, is attractive to many, many Canadians.

00:29:30.060 We're looking over at the United States watching their come in, come into their golden age saying, 0.56

00:29:35.940 I want that for us because we have been so abused and so maligned and so viciously attacked by our

00:29:42.880 federal government and, and, and by many of our provincial governments that we're looking south of

00:29:47.600 the border saying, yes, please. Yes. You know what? We've, we've got an article from Jordan Peterson

00:29:53.880 on that exact topic. I I've got a quick, uh, rumble rant to read and then an ad read to do. And then

00:30:01.440 I think Olivia, do we have a, uh, rebel ad that we're showing? Okay. So I'll do the, and then we'll

00:30:09.980 get into, uh, uh, some of the rest of the stuff, uh, university or Judah Bursey. I've, I think you

00:30:16.880 told me you to one time how to say your name and, uh, I forgot and I'm very sorry, but you give us five

00:30:22.020 bucks and I appreciate that. And you say, if our government were smart, come on, come on,

00:30:27.660 they would have listened to Trump. On the other hand, you can't fix stupid. Yeah. I think you 1.00

00:30:31.920 answered your own question. If our government were smart and cared about Canadian jobs, which is

00:30:36.600 something that they've never manifested, uh, they would have been, they would have not been so

00:30:44.160 confrontational and adversarial with our single largest trading partner. But this is the government.

00:30:50.780 You're right. This is a government that is absolutely incapable of hearing things

00:30:55.560 that they, that, that doesn't suit their narrative. If it doesn't suit the narrative

00:31:00.440 of the federal government, they put their fingers in their ears. They say, you know, la la la. And

00:31:06.300 they start talking about misinformation and disinformation. This is a government that is

00:31:10.920 completely untethered from the realities, the opinions, the wants, and the needs of its electorate.

00:31:17.320 And, uh, and, uh, and nothing is, nothing is proving it more than this, uh, than this trade war

00:31:22.840 with America. I mean, imagine burning down the relationship that has existed since Confederation

00:31:30.980 with the Americans. They've done it in like two months, three months. It's fascinating.

00:31:39.020 The only reason like Canada exists is because, you know, upper Canada and, and lower Canada decided

00:31:47.440 that they hated the Americans more. Well, we're seeing a big shift in opinion in Canada right now

00:31:53.520 going, we like the Americans a lot better than we like our own federal government. And there's so

00:32:00.140 many parts of, and I know you said that we're going to get onto it, but now that it's in my brain,

00:32:03.740 I just need to, I just need to data dump this on you. Um, when Trump said that if Canadians agreed

00:32:11.040 to become Americans, that we would have protections, uh, that we would be protected,

00:32:17.100 that our healthcare would be better, that our economy would be better, that we would, uh, pay a

00:32:21.640 lot less in taxes. What, what appeals to a great many, uh, especially Western Canadians is that we would

00:32:29.060 have the protection of the United States of America, and especially for Western Canadians,

00:32:33.260 that means protection against the government of Canada. You can't tell me that that's not

00:32:38.120 attractive to people that have been abused by this government to a point where they are

00:32:41.680 legitimately looking at, at the United States saying, yep, sign us up.

00:32:46.360 Yeah. Imagine states' rights protected from the constitution and, and, uh, supreme instead of having to

00:32:54.220 fight with the federal government to protect your jurisdiction. I just think like, I just, all I have

00:33:00.140 to do is think the words freedom of speech. And I, I get a little tingle all over my body. Okay. And all

00:33:06.940 over body tingle, just thinking about that, that level of freedom, second amendment rights. Don't even

00:33:12.880 talk to me, Sheila. Don't even talk to me. It excites me to a point that I can't even hardly, did you hear

00:33:21.440 what he did this morning? He just told, he just told, uh, schools that if they float critical race

00:33:27.340 theory or radical gender ideology in two kids in their schools, they will lose their funding outright.

00:33:32.900 And I went done, sign me up. This is what I want to, like, this is what I want my life to look like.

00:33:38.900 There's really nothing unattractive at this point about becoming Americans. There is nothing,

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00:36:29.120 Okay. Now this is how I knew Jordan Peterson's article was great before I even read it. And it was the

00:36:36.340 fainting couch routine of one of the boiled potatoes with the skin left on that appears on CBC's at issue

00:36:45.480 panel. Yes, I am talking about Andrew Coyne and he clutching his pearls and laying on his fainting

00:36:56.340 couch with his petticoats array wrote this. This is appalling quite apart from the blame the victim

00:37:03.620 crapology of the thesis. The author is, and how can I put this? Not well, a guy who took the time to

00:37:09.860 write this screed is probably not well. If Peterson were not a clear and present danger,

00:37:16.840 oh my goodness. If he were not a mouth, if he were not a mouthpiece for every insane conspiracy

00:37:22.660 theory and boiling resentment in the Trumposphere at a particularly perilous moment, I would be

00:37:28.040 genuinely concerned for his health. Okay, sure, sure, sure. And annoyed that the post was exploiting

00:37:32.900 his infirmity. This is the guy who thought Biden was okay, by the way. Like a circus freak show.

00:37:39.860 Uh, okay. But not in the circumstances. It's a bit like when Rob Ford was mayor. He's clearly in

00:37:47.200 distress and very obviously needs help, but I'll have more time for sympathy when he's no longer

00:37:51.940 in a position to do harm. Okay, so you would think that he is saying like, uh, I don't know,

00:37:59.620 maybe that Hamas maybe aren't the bad guys and maybe we should let them march in the streets on 0.96

00:38:04.160 the weekend, stuff like that. No, it's a very well thought out Jordan Peterson article about how Canada

00:38:14.740 writ large has genuinely been a bit of a bad neighbor to the Americans taking them for granted

00:38:19.860 because part of Trump's threats to us about how I could take them over by force, but I could do it

00:38:24.580 economically. Uh, I think that's a bargaining piece, but it also reveals a harsh truth. And that

00:38:30.140 harsh, harsh truth is that our economy is in shambles. We are not as economically sound as we

00:38:36.240 once were under Stephen Harper and our woke military is overweight and their equipment is decrepit. So we

00:38:43.300 could not just be taken over by the Americans, but by probably anybody, even problems from within.

00:38:49.960 Jordan Peterson writes that, um, this anti-American nonsense, he says such behavior, sadly is a Canadian 0.98

00:39:04.120 norm, particularly wherever the country is left leaning, particularly wherever everyone believes

00:39:10.680 axiomatically that we have all the virtues of our democratic compatriots to the South.

00:39:16.640 And then some, particularly wherever everyone is in, is inclined to point self-righteously to the

00:39:23.260 wonders of our now dreadful and even often murderous free healthcare system. And it's often associated

00:39:29.020 highly dysfunctional, expensive, and increasingly unsustainable social safety net and compare it to

00:39:34.320 the free for all in the United States. They inevitably resort to if death, if death threatens

00:39:41.900 and they have the money. That combined attitude of essentially socialist sentiment and moral

00:39:47.740 superiority was exemplified above all, perhaps by former prime minister Trudeau. And I'm speaking now

00:39:54.480 not of the fields who resigned in disgrace after sacrificing our economy to the gods of his self-serving

00:40:00.960 utopian globalist delusion. I'm referring instead to the father who dallied so self-aggrandizingly

00:40:07.080 with the Chinese Reds and the dictatorial communist Fidel Castro and rubbed the Americans' noses in it, 0.90

00:40:13.000 moralizing intellectually and oh so fashionably all the while. We Canadians also pride ourselves in our

00:40:19.060 peaceful and peacekeeping nature, contrasting that with the warmongering attitude of the gunslingers we 0.73

00:40:25.640 secretly admire but publicly disdain, forgetting ever so conveniently that it is nothing but our positioning

00:40:31.780 under the fearsome nuclear umbrella of the USA and our knowledge of the certainty of their military protection

00:40:39.340 if push comes to shove that allows us to be the sheep of peace who bleat their undeserved self-regard with so

00:40:46.720 little shame. That is so true. And I will put a pin on this by saying we're known around the world by Canadians are

00:40:55.280 so nice, nice, nice. I would say we're passive aggressive. I wouldn't say we're nice. Oh, we're, we're passive

00:41:02.680 aggressive and, um, and so overtly morally superior. I mean, this is, this is what Canadians claim is that

00:41:13.420 we are so, we are so much more superior than the Americans. It's, it's almost laughable when in truth 0.92

00:41:21.560 Americans run circles around us in terms of, uh, healthcare outcomes and their economic, their 1.00

00:41:28.420 economic, um, outcomes and their, uh, the opportunities that America provides its own citizens.

00:41:37.240 One of the things that I thought was really funny about what Trump said in recent days about

00:41:41.940 meeting with Justin Trudeau at Mar-a-Lago is that he joked, he was like, well, what if we, uh, what if we

00:41:48.480 stopped subsidizing Canada? And Trudeau, like an idiot admits, just, just goes on and admits, well, 0.99

00:41:56.400 we'd be done. Well, we'd be screwed. I'm like, well done buddy. Like, like really super well done. 1.00

00:42:03.700 But I think, I think what's being missed by a real large portion of Canadians is we've already

00:42:12.960 been taken over by China. Okay. Right. The amount of interference, the amount of electoral

00:42:19.660 interference, the amount of foreign interference in our elections, in our, uh, in our policy decisions,

00:42:25.880 we have already been taken over by, by devious and, and really awful influences that we just have no,

00:42:34.940 that we have no concept of, that, that many people have no concept of. Some of us are awake to this.

00:42:40.180 Some of us understand what's happened to the country, but America, America is way, way,

00:42:46.840 way down the line of, of dangerous countries. When it turned, when it, when we think about who's the

00:42:53.320 most dangerous, uh, dangerous foreign influences on, on Canadian culture and society. America's way down

00:43:00.840 that line. They would not influence us, uh, adversely. Like they would, they, they would

00:43:10.120 benefit us. When I think about American, uh, influence on Canadian culture, I think, man,

00:43:16.160 I'd really love to wear a pistol on my hip at the grocery store. Like they do in Montana. 0.55

00:43:20.340 Like I think about that stuff. I think about, um, their constitution, which is one of the single

00:43:26.800 greatest documents ever written because it is a restraining order against the government.

00:43:32.460 Um, and not only that, but they thought about man's nature for tyranny, our fallen nature for

00:43:39.920 tyranny. When they wrote it, knowing that now is a time where we believe in freedom, but there will

00:43:46.400 come a time where good times make bad men. And we need to make sure that we restrain our government

00:43:54.120 from overreaching during those times. That's what I think about when I think about American

00:43:58.580 influence on our politics. Um, but then you've got people like, like, did anything that I read there

00:44:04.860 sound dangerous and mentally ill? It actually was so well-written. It was difficult to read Andrew

00:44:11.700 Coyne. You should try writing like Jordan Peterson. Once in a while, you boiled potato.

00:44:17.780 He can't. I mean, all he's capable of is ugly little hot takes on the CPC and little barbs on

00:44:24.100 Twitter. I mean, this is a bitter man who is, who is in the dying embers of a institution that he's

00:44:31.560 been part of since the very beginning. But I think just going back to your, to, to, to your talking

00:44:36.640 about the American constitution, one thing that Americans understand a lot better than possibly

00:44:41.900 any country is that when their federal government offers them something, they know that there's a

00:44:46.760 trade, the federal government never, never offers you something, uh, in exchange for nothing. And

00:44:52.380 if anything, Donald Trump is, um, is, is, uh, correcting that. I do believe that he's working

00:44:58.440 in the best interest of the American people right now. And, uh, and I can't wait to see the golden age

00:45:03.100 of America. We would only be so lucky to, to be able to sort of ride on the coattails of that.

00:45:08.920 Yeah. You know, I'm going to steal a turn of phrase from, uh, Sirius XM Patriots, Andrew Wilkow.

00:45:14.780 He frequently says, anytime the government is giving you something with an open hand,

00:45:19.800 the other hand is a fist. So be careful what you take from the federal government. Now let's,

00:45:25.820 uh, switch lanes. Bless you, by the way. Um, let's go to news out of Saskatchewan. Shocking and refreshing,

00:45:37.700 says Estevan Mayer and, uh, the regional municipality Reeve about coal fired powers possible

00:45:45.720 revival. So the, uh, Estevan Reeve, Jason LeBlanc and Estevan Mayer, Tony Cernick stand with boundary

00:45:55.380 power dam station behind them in the distance. Um, and they are celebrating Sask powers look at

00:46:02.300 refurbishing instead of shutting down coal fired generation plants, um, saving jobs,

00:46:08.420 saving the coal industry, saving some mining jobs and providing cheap, reliable electricity

00:46:13.860 to people in Saskatchewan, but also people in Alberta when our green contaminated grid

00:46:21.760 fails us whenever it gets below minus 20.

00:46:25.600 Yeah, this was, this, this was unexpected news for Saskatchewan's Southeast where a great,

00:46:33.960 many thousands of people are employed in the coal mining industry and the, in the coal industry,

00:46:39.020 uh, after years and years of the government of Saskatchewan saying, you know, we're getting

00:46:44.360 out of coal. It, uh, and this is just chase just insane, you know, net zero targets for, uh,

00:46:52.680 for Saskatchewan to get ahold of federal dollars. I might add, uh, this announcement, this announcement

00:46:57.960 was made a couple of weeks ago, I think, uh, or last week actually. And this came as a huge surprise

00:47:03.720 to the people, uh, in and around Estevan, Saskatchewan and it, and it couldn't have come at a better

00:47:08.720 time. The, the mines down there, they are just absolutely huge, um, huge endeavors. Uh, the mines

00:47:15.920 were planning on winding down their production. They were shoving down drag lines. And so this is a,

00:47:21.400 a very, very welcome piece of news for the, for, for Southeast Saskatchewan. Um, you'll recall

00:47:26.560 Sheila last year during one of Alberta's, uh, several deep freezes, you know, when we have

00:47:31.600 temperatures hovering minus 30, minus 40, uh, minus 51 here, minus 51. Yeah. And Alberta. Yeah. And,

00:47:41.660 and let's not forget in, in rate the terrible, awful dark days of Rachel Notley in Alberta,

00:47:47.080 Alberta, she shut down all of Alberta's coal industry and signed up for wind and signed up

00:47:53.380 for solar, which is absolutely useless against a Canadian winter. And last year when Alberta's

00:47:58.960 grid, you, you, you guys were getting grid alerts, like don't run your, you know, Sheila's sitting

00:48:03.900 in her basement. Don't run your space heaters guys. Don't run your dryers. Don't like, it is

00:48:10.160 insane that in Alberta world superpower, when it becomes, when it, when it pertains to energy

00:48:18.040 production that you would be getting grid alerts. That's right. That it was Saskatchewan's coal

00:48:24.680 mining area in Southeast Saskatchewan that saved the day. It was incredible what happened. And I think

00:48:30.260 the government of Saskatchewan, uh, the government of Saskatchewan acknowledged that. So this is a great

00:48:35.240 and welcome move by the government and well done, Esteban, Saskatchewan. That's one of our favorite

00:48:40.760 places. Actually, Sheila, we will be in Southeast Saskatchewan next summer. Will we not? At a,

00:48:47.520 at a little rodeo. So looking forward to that. Yeah. Looking forward to that, Southeast Saskatchewan.

00:48:53.760 Esteban, Saskatchewan saved Alberta when, during our grid alerts, because, uh, like Saskatchewan,

00:49:00.180 we have so much coal in our province, you have 800 years of the cleanest burning coal on the face of

00:49:05.200 the earth, right under the soil here in Alberta. Um, we don't really conventionally mine because it's

00:49:10.200 so close to the surface. In fact, I can't drink my well water because it's gray because it is in a

00:49:15.700 coal seam. That's how, how much coal we have. Um, and so the NDP phased out coal, but they created

00:49:25.580 such an adverse investment climate here in Alberta that the option natural gas, um, well,

00:49:32.560 you couldn't get any investors to build natural gas plants. So now we're in this big lag where we

00:49:38.540 need natural gas generation. They phased out coal and there's not enough, uh, production to meet the

00:49:48.300 needs. And we, but they phase out coal. They just phase it out here because we still get coal fired

00:49:54.000 electricity from Saskatchewan, from Montana and Wyoming. So we just, what we did is we didn't

00:49:59.280 phase out coal. We phased out Alberta coal jobs. That's what we did. That is exactly it. Well,

00:50:05.360 Saskatchewan, uh, Southeast Saskatchewan, thanks you for your business, Alberta. And we're more than

00:50:09.700 happy to supply you with all of your, uh, your, your energy needs. Uh, let's go to, uh, quickly these

00:50:17.380 two couple of things, uh, that I wanted to talk about. One is yours. One is mine, uh, Regina public

00:50:23.560 schools keep their gender identity bathroom policy after your premier said, uh, nope, uh, everybody's 0.99

00:50:33.280 going to go to the bathroom of their biology. Uh, he walked it back after the NDP made the case,

00:50:40.820 uh, for their own children, quite literally their own children. And they put it back on the school

00:50:45.940 boards who were the problem to begin with. That is exactly what happened. You'll recall that

00:50:51.340 immediately before the Saskatchewan election, Scott Mo came out and said, uh, right, no more

00:50:57.400 biological boys in biological girls' washrooms and vice versa. And it's not too much to suggest 0.96

00:51:05.040 the Sask party only did as well as they did because of that announcement. One week after the election,

00:51:11.380 he walked it back. This is due to pressure and mainstream media coverage of, uh, of the Saskatchewan

00:51:19.100 NDP MLAs, two biological sons who both identify as girls in the- Imagine the odds. Imagine the odds

00:51:27.640 of that having twin biological boys identifying as biological girls. Uh, these biological boys have

00:51:33.320 displaced 160 girls in the town of Balgonies, Saskatchewan, who I send my love to every single

00:51:37.920 day. You have girls that have withdrawn from public education to avoid this scandal and, uh, to avoid 0.98

00:51:45.020 being, well, having their dignity and their safety and, and their opinions robbed from them. Um,

00:51:55.540 and the government of Saskatchewan has come out and said, right, we're going to leave it up to the

00:52:00.980 school boards. Well, the school boards are the ones who have created this problem. So the policies,

00:52:05.960 this is what the school board say, right? We have policies around this and we developed these,

00:52:10.060 these policies, uh, after wide consultation with parents. They did not consult with parents. If

00:52:15.720 anything, they can, they only consulted with parents that already have their kids in, uh, you know,

00:52:20.820 gender diversity clubs and, uh, gender and sexuality clubs in schools, which is like insane 1.00

00:52:27.280 on the surface. It is insane on the surface. Um, but Regina public schools calls itself a leader in

00:52:33.660 the province as it pertains to this policy and not only, okay. So not only did they develop the policy

00:52:39.380 around this self ID into girls spaces, but what they also did was prohibit any feedback. So they say,

00:52:47.680 we're going to use this kind of language. We're going to abide by these kinds of, and then they

00:52:52.460 fall back on the Saskatchewan human rights code and the Canadian human rights code. So this is what

00:52:59.860 I, I, I just think it's real important for people to understand what happens to parents when they bring

00:53:05.260 up these issues. We are stonewalled. We are insulted. We are screamed at in some cases. I was screamed at

00:53:13.280 in my own kid's school after bringing up an adjacent topic to one of these, because if you don't abide

00:53:20.480 by their language, okay, if you don't abide by their sets of policies that they've laid out to

00:53:26.880 specifically censor parents, well, then parents can't get a word in edgeways. And this, this is

00:53:34.000 the government of Saskatchewan. What they did was kick the can down the field for parents and they are

00:53:40.740 making parents hold the bag on decisions that the government of Saskatchewan, uh, created for us.

00:53:48.440 The government of Saskatchewan had a beautiful opportunity to do the right thing. And you know

00:53:52.580 what they did instead? Nothing. Yeah. Uh, it's so mad. We do have a petition. We do have a petition

00:54:01.880 that you can sign if you're on side for parents and we are going to get some feedback. I think Sheila

00:54:06.380 to these school divisions who claim like the Regina public school division does that they've only had

00:54:10.840 one parent to complain, only one parent since coming in. Well, now the parents know that they

00:54:15.460 can complain. These are their children. There is nobody that's going to advocate on behalf of your

00:54:19.600 children, but you, uh, don't betray parents.com is the, uh, is the website that you should visit. So

00:54:26.080 we can let the school board and Scott Mo know that, uh, the parents do have very, very strong

00:54:32.320 opinions about this because I mean, I mean, across the board, we got to up, we got to up our, uh,

00:54:38.680 signatures. Look at that. We met our goal. Let's, let's keep it going. Canada. Thank you so much.

00:54:45.600 Thank you so much. Let's get to 10,000. Let's get to 10,000. We'll take this to Scott Mo. We'll take

00:54:50.040 this to, you know what? I will pay to have 27 different versions of this petition sent to every

00:54:58.000 single school board in Saskatchewan. If they're looking for permission, girl, I'm here to give

00:55:02.360 it to them. We are in the business of giving social permission. So, so yes, I wish Scott Mo would

00:55:08.420 have, uh, would have remained principled, but alas, he did not. Well, we can maybe push him back in the

00:55:15.400 right direction with a whole whack of signatures headed his way. Um, speaking of the creators of

00:55:21.840 the problem complaining when somebody points out that they're wrong, uh, let's go to the Canadian 0.60

00:55:28.480 Medical Association and the, uh, Alberta doctors. So, uh, for those of you who have been following

00:55:35.620 along to Mary Ugolini here at rebel news has done some great work on this, um, because that's sort of

00:55:40.180 in her wheelhouse is I think Canada's foremost medical journalists, uh, the Alberta Medical Association

00:55:47.240 known for censoring their doctors and pushing the unconstitutional and unscientific, uh, jabs known 0.51

00:55:55.200 as vaccines on the public. Uh, they object to, and I'm dancing around this because, uh, I'm trying to

00:56:04.880 keep this on YouTube. Uh, they object to a comprehensive report out of the province of Alberta, which advises

00:56:12.940 against the administration of the COVID vaccines, um, based on a series of data, both provided by Pfizer

00:56:22.580 and collected here in the province. And, uh, the, uh, the Albert Health refused to cooperate with, uh, the

00:56:34.140 report, which delayed the report. Imagine the people who did this, the people who did this refused to cooperate

00:56:40.760 with the examination of their work. Just like the liberals, we looked into our misdeeds and we found

00:56:45.600 ourselves innocent. Well, we're seeing a little bit more of this. Um, you may as well make the

00:56:50.540 criminals, the judge in the courtroom, shouldn't you? Now, Alberta doctors have said, uh, we disagree

00:56:55.980 with this. Of course they would. You wouldn't want to have a moment of self-reflection, uh, and maybe

00:57:01.680 look at your own culpability in what you've done when you have a report saying that a lot of people were

00:57:06.120 hurt. Um, the Canadian medical association, also known for censoring skeptical doctors who were in

00:57:11.380 hindsight, right about a lot of things. Uh, they are backing the Alberta medical association on this.

00:57:16.680 And all I have to say is, um, the people who pushed this problem, uh, of course they would object to a

00:57:24.260 report that finds their advocacy of this policy wrongheaded and damaging to the public writ large.

00:57:30.300 And further to their unscientific nonsense, these are the same people who think that boys can

00:57:34.900 be girls and vice versa with a little bit of medical intervention. So I don't care what they 0.99

00:57:39.780 have to say. I don't care. You know, what's so shocking to me, Sheila, is that these people don't

00:57:44.280 understand that we are onto them and their validation circle jerk that they participate in.

00:57:49.080 Like every time a provincial jurisdiction, um, comes out with an announcement and then it's picked 0.76

00:57:54.740 up by the national body that then echoes the sentiments that were, that were pushed forward by the

00:58:00.140 provincial, uh, the provincial, uh, the provincial association. It flags it in smart people's brains

00:58:06.860 to go like, right. So they really, they, they really aren't interested in the truth. They're just

00:58:13.980 interested in repeating the narrative. Like when it is picked up and repeated by a national body,

00:58:22.060 what number one, when it's originally reported by the provincial jurisdiction or the provincial

00:58:27.120 association, and then it's picked up and repeated by the national body. All that does is perk the

00:58:32.620 ears up of Canadians who have had it with these associations that are sticking near their ideology

00:58:39.820 and their ideological capture rather than telling people the truth. So congratulations to both of

00:58:45.400 those organizations for showing themselves to be completely ideologically captured and, and,

00:58:50.460 and not interested in the health and wellbeing of actual, uh, actual Canadians.

00:58:54.920 Right. Like people are no longer part of the guys in lab coats experiment anymore, uh, where a guy in

00:59:02.980 a lab coat or a lady in a lab coat and bad bangs comes on TV and tells you that you need to follow 1.00

00:59:08.340 her advice. And then you just follow it blindly. Um, people are done with that experiment and they are

00:59:15.200 now skeptics. And if people are skeptics to a fault, who do you think is responsible for that?

00:59:22.060 It's, it's, it's not the people who are trying to make it okay to be a skeptic, make it okay to ask

00:59:28.780 questions. It's the people who lied from the very beginning that have damaged the credibility of

00:59:34.780 these organizations. So if nobody believes doctors anymore, doctors, I think the phone calls coming

00:59:40.240 from inside the house. Yeah, that's exactly right. And that's like, we're seeing the same thing on the

00:59:45.400 media side. And we're saying, seeing the same thing in, in other industries and then other

00:59:50.760 associations. When you have these, uh, groups of bureaucrats who are singularly interested in

00:59:57.320 protecting themselves, uh, this is the kind of degradation in public trust that you're going to

01:00:04.440 experience immediately after they are forgetting that the end user are the people that they should be

01:00:11.120 most interested in, um, upholding. And instead they are showing themselves to be most interested

01:00:17.540 in upholding themselves. Yes. Yes. Uh, we wouldn't want them to examine their conscience and find out

01:00:24.740 that they were actually wrong and then have like a little bit of a come to Jesus moment. Yeah, no,

01:00:29.580 no, it must. It's like, uh, that meme with a principal Skinner is like, am I wrong? No,

01:00:35.480 it's the kids who are wrong. It's completely it. Um, we've got a few chats to breeze through. I'll do

01:00:43.240 an ad read and then we'll get into, uh, the foreign interference commission. Um, the government

01:00:48.920 examined itself and found itself innocent who could have figured that big boy out. Um, but, uh, nothing,

01:00:56.720 nothing shocking out of the foreign interference commission. And I'll, I'll tell you why after I do

01:01:02.100 the ad read, um, we've got one from Alberta, Don five bucks says Trump canceled any mandate to build

01:01:07.740 electric cars. Our automakers lose on every EV they must make up Ford should be reviewing our

01:01:15.340 mandates. Well, it's not just Ford. It's Justin Trudeau. He's mandated. Uh, I think it was 2035.

01:01:22.160 It couldn't be by 2030 because they sell, they accelerate everything. Yeah. Um, where every new

01:01:28.780 new vehicle in this country has to be net zero of some kind. So that's why there was,

01:01:33.640 and Doug Ford never said a peep about it because he was like, he saw dollars, battery money, battery

01:01:40.020 money. So, uh, yeah. So now they're making all these cars. The EV mandate, uh, is probably going

01:01:49.140 to fall in Canada with the election of Pierre Polyev and the Americans don't want these stupid 1.00

01:01:54.800 electric cars. So Doug Ford hitched himself to the wrong cart. Neither do Canadians. Neither do 1.00

01:02:02.340 Canadians. I have never, ever heard a Canadian person say out loud, my goodness, I just can't

01:02:07.920 wait to be tethered to my house via my car. Like Albert, Albertans, Albertans couldn't run their space

01:02:14.140 heaters last year. And you think that we have the base load to, to plug in every automobile that we

01:02:20.800 have in five years. Are they out of their minds? Like, of course they told us, they told us not to

01:02:28.160 plug in our block heaters for our vehicles, which are an absolute must here in the winter time.

01:02:33.960 They told us not to do that because of the draw on the grid. That, that is insane. And they think

01:02:39.480 that we're, we are going to power our provinces and everybody's going to go to work on these things.

01:02:43.920 I mean, that, that was an initiative though, that those of us that live and, and never mind our

01:02:50.340 extremely hostile climates. I mean, show me a battery. That's right. Show me a battery that can

01:02:57.600 survive minus 40 over, over 800 kilometers and, and I'll give you a hundred bucks, but it just doesn't

01:03:03.980 exist. The technology isn't there to support these initiatives that, that they forced upon us.

01:03:10.600 Our major cities are like five hours and three hours apart. Um, who wants to add an extra two

01:03:19.280 hours to their trip between Edmonton and Calgary? Cause you got to stop in Red Deer for two hours

01:03:23.880 to recharge the battery. It's crazy. Exactly that. And God forbid you find yourself in a rural center

01:03:30.020 that doesn't have the supercharger, you know, no supercharger infrastructure. Um, you know, this is,

01:03:36.300 this is tethering people. This is tethering people to the cities. I mean, it's trying to

01:03:40.620 tether people to the cities. That's exactly right. And I don't want any part of it. No part. We want zero

01:03:46.420 part of this. So I'm, I'm happy to see EVs go the way of the dinosaur. Yeah. Yeah, exactly. I was

01:03:53.740 going to say go the way of the Buffalo, but Buffalo are back and better than ever. So go the way of the

01:03:58.360 dinosaur. Um, we've got, uh, well, this is a nice, uh, uh, rumble rant. Aaron Burton 32 gives us five

01:04:07.380 bucks and says between trigger, that's my cat who made a celebrity appearance on Monday, put his butt

01:04:13.160 on the keys and zoomed in really close to my face. Um, between trigger and lease. I like the special

01:04:20.760 guest host lately. Oh, that's very nice. Uh, trigger is outside and he will remain outside

01:04:28.380 unless the dog opens the door and the two gang up on me. And he comes in here and gets on the 0.54

01:04:32.740 keyboard again. Such a little scamper. He is such a little scamper. Uh, yeah, the kid, the kids wanted

01:04:41.240 a Garfield cat and said they got strong normal vibes from him. Orange. I just want to say this. I saw

01:04:48.760 that you got an orange cat and I was like, Oh, because orange cats have a way about them. Like

01:04:53.580 they have the biggest personalities and they just give no craps. They just give no craps. Like you

01:05:00.360 can't police a regular cat, but you can't, you have no, no chance with an orange cat. None at all.

01:05:06.220 They just do what they want a hundred percent of the time. He's just figuring out how windows work. He

01:05:11.100 brained himself trying to jump off my kitchen table into my dining room window because there was a blue

01:05:17.800 jay in the tree. Does he make that funny little meow that they make like that little chattery meow.

01:05:26.080 That is my favorite is watching cats discover birds. My favorite. Yeah. Oh, he discovered them

01:05:32.440 and possibly a concussion. Okay. We've got a read and then we'll go into a justice Marie Hoag. So this

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01:06:54.860 Olivia? Okay. We'll just keep going. Let's show this video of Justice Marie Hoag. She is the 1.00

01:07:00.160 commissioner of the foreign interference commissioner who at the beginning of the second

01:07:04.880 half of the commission, which I have the unfortunate trauma of having to sit through,

01:07:10.040 just having my time and my life burgled by this nonsense, knowing that nothing would ever come

01:07:16.260 of it. At the beginning of the second half, she said, uh, the names of people implicated by CSIS.

01:07:22.700 So by security officials, 11 parliamentarians. So that's Senate and a house of commons that are

01:07:28.280 implicated wittingly and unwittingly. Now I think Mary Ng was unwitting because I don't think she does 0.97

01:07:34.620 anything wittingly. I don't think she's bright enough. Um, so there are 11 parliamentarians. We

01:07:40.480 know the names of a couple just by, um, by virtue of, uh, you know, the guy opposite Kenny Chu or, uh,

01:07:49.080 hand on guys like that. Um, but she said, we weren't going to know their names no matter what,

01:07:54.280 even if they were, even if she found them to be involved, she would never release the names.

01:07:59.480 CSIS already determined that. So we should have been able to know, but anyways, her findings came

01:08:05.280 out and she said, uh, yeah, you know, China is doing things. China did do some damage, uh, in some

01:08:12.840 writings, probably extensively in some nomination processes. But instead of giving us a fulsome account

01:08:20.720 of what happened, she gave us the case for a revamped bill C-63. So look at this.

01:08:26.800 Government has the primary responsibility for ensuring national security and protecting our

01:08:32.320 democratic institutions. But what I have read and heard convinces me that society as a whole

01:08:41.120 must contribute to defending these institutions. If we want to ensure their survival.

01:08:46.960 Foreign actors are no longer content to use traditional means to interfere.

01:08:54.720 They are also using sophisticated technological means and increasingly sowing disinformation

01:09:04.480 in traditional media, but above all on social media. Distinguishing what is true from what is false

01:09:14.880 is becoming increasingly difficult. And the consequences are, in my view, extraordinarily

01:09:23.120 harmful. The impact of traditional methods should not be underestimated, but the greatest threat,

01:09:32.400 the one that I believe threatens the very existence of our democracy, is disinformation.

01:09:39.440 This threat is all the more nefarious, because the means available to counter it are limited,

01:09:49.600 and very difficult to implement. Nevertheless, we must not give up, but rather attack it forcefully,

01:09:59.600 altogether. This cannot be the sole purview of government. It will not work.

01:10:05.040 So any government official that starts rambling on about misinformation and disinformation should not

01:10:15.440 be trusted by the population of the country in which that person represents. Because this is a person who is

01:10:22.560 wholesale, participating in the censorship machine, currently holding Canadians hostage as political prisoners in

01:10:33.520 Canada, and only interested in maintaining the narrative of the government that pays her to say such

01:10:39.440 things. I mean, honestly, I couldn't believe that she just said that she just said what she said.

01:10:46.240 She complained in her statement, this is my big takeaway, she complained in her statement that the

01:10:52.560 government was not forthcoming enough about the threats of foreign interference to MPs as they were

01:10:59.520 ever happened as the threats were ongoing, like to Kenny Chu, who's being actively targeted by China, to Michael

01:11:08.320 Chong, who is actively being targeted by China out of the consulate. And the PMO knew all about this stuff

01:11:14.880 because they were getting briefings as members of the government. But they never bothered to brief the

01:11:25.280 other the targets. And so she said the government wasn't forthcoming enough about those things, while not

01:11:33.600 being forthcoming enough about the names of people who were named by CSIS. She's not forthcoming enough. I

01:11:41.520 don't know what any of this was about. All I know is six weeks of my life just disappeared. And there are things

01:11:49.120 that the government could do that don't involve censorship. For example, we know that most of the

01:11:56.000 targeting was being done on WeChat, which is a Chinese social media everything app. Ban WeChat. We know

01:12:05.040 most of the organization, the organizing and the misinformation and disinformation being spread about

01:12:10.560 Conservative Party candidates that was happening on WeChat. It's a Chinese government app. Nothing was done

01:12:17.600 about WeChat. You know what the government did? They said to TikTok, you have to close your head

01:12:22.160 office in Canada. Big whoop. We still have the apps on our phone. It's still rewiring the brains of our

01:12:29.360 young people. But WeChat is the real problem and no one said a damn thing about it. Well, and she said 0.59

01:12:35.840 something really interesting about needing to combat misinformation and disinformation to protect

01:12:43.680 the institutions. Incorrect lady, you need to protect the citizens of your country first. Be damned what 1.00

01:12:52.960 happens to these institutions, these highly corrupt, ineffective. The ones that failed us. 1.00

01:12:59.440 Failed institutions. These institutions are so corrupt. Canadians see no way out of the destructive

01:13:09.360 nature of them, other than maybe defecting to the United States. And yet she's saying, we're going to

01:13:15.280 protect the institution. We need to protect our institutions. Incorrect answer, madam. Incorrect.

01:13:23.360 Let's bop ahead. I know we've got, we're way over time. Olivia, thanks for bearing with us. I just want to

01:13:29.440 show this Justin Trudeau. He says Holocaust survivors have told him never again needs, seems to be slipping a bit.

01:13:36.720 Yeah, I guess so. Have you seen Toronto on the weekend? Then he blames social media and AI for

01:13:43.280 creating anger, fear and division. And then he forgets who he's talking about. This is a, like,

01:13:49.760 he's at Auschwitz. And he starts rambling on about Islamophobia, homophobia and transphobia.

01:13:56.720 Oh my God. How embarrassing. The various Holocaust commemorations in Canada and 0.93

01:14:03.280 engagements with Holocaust survivors around the world over the past number of years. I have heard

01:14:12.000 repeatedly people talk about the fact that never again seems to be slipping a little bit.

01:14:19.040 A lot. A lot. The divisions that we see, the hatred, yes, the rise in anti-Semitism around the world,

01:14:29.280 but also the rise of Islamophobia, the rise of homophobia and transphobia.

01:14:37.440 Oh my God. The hatreds that are dividing peoples across borders in just about every

01:14:43.760 three regions of the world are cause for alarm. The tools that AI and social media are bringing to

01:14:55.040 bear on populations as ways of creating more anger, more fear, more division,

01:15:00.800 what, are truly alarming. It's not about left or right. We see moments of extremism coming from

01:15:10.880 all ends of the political spectrums.

01:15:16.080 I'm embarrassed. It's, it's actually humiliating. Like this is a, this is a drama teacher who has

01:15:24.560 rehearsed his lines, Islamophobia, homophobia, transphobia, so many times that even in some

01:15:33.920 of the worst circumstances that humanity has ever suffered, he will just throw those words in like a, 0.98

01:15:40.480 like a, like a word salad to try and, I mean, I, I cannot wait until the earth is rid of this man,

01:15:49.040 or not, not the earth, the country. Well, and the earth, I suppose the earth will be better off

01:15:53.840 when this guy is gone. But, but comparing the murder of 6 million Jews, um, to, to, you know,

01:16:00.640 regular Canadians not wanting their kids to be forced for pride flags is, is quite a departure,

01:16:05.520 don't you think? There's a little bit of a difference there. Just a little, just a little smidge

01:16:10.320 of a difference there. Yeah. And again, the phone calls coming from inside the house, Justin,

01:16:15.120 when you say never again is slipping, uh, you should ask yourself why you are the leader of a country

01:16:20.640 that allows, uh, uh, and out supporters of an outlawed terror organization to march through the

01:16:27.440 streets and especially Jewish neighborhoods in Canada's largest, most diverse city every single

01:16:34.400 weekend. I hope you can find the guy in charge and ask him what's going on. Justin, why did you

01:16:39.120 import millions of people that believe that that's a great thing? Justin, why did you import those people

01:16:45.120 specifically into Canada to be able to say those things in our streets? I mean, it is, it is, it is,

01:16:52.240 the shocking disconnect between that guy and, and his perceived notions of what's happened in Canada.

01:16:59.840 I mean, he is just incapable of understanding that this is all because of him and because of

01:17:04.880 the decisions of his government. Yeah. And let's remember where he's saying these things about

01:17:09.280 Islamophobia, transphobia, homophobia, saying it in Poland, one of the most socially conservative

01:17:15.040 places on the face of the earth. You know, if this is a day of Holocaust remembrance, please don't 0.84

01:17:21.600 shoehorn your nonsense into this, especially in Poland. They don't have the time of day for this.

01:17:27.600 That is a true story. And if America doesn't take us, I'm looking at Poland as a, as a great place to

01:17:34.000 immigrate too. I mean, I will learn Polish. I'll slide right in. I'll be the mayor of a small Polish

01:17:39.680 coal town before you know it. Um, okay. One last thing, this was your, and I know, thank you,

01:17:45.600 Olivia, for bearing with us. We're much over time. Uh, Trudeau's son had, what did, how do we say his

01:17:51.280 name? Zav? Zave. Zave. He's making his rap debut. Let's watch the video and then we'll comment on it

01:17:58.560 together.

01:18:19.920 Zav? Zave? Zav? Zave. Zav? Zav. Zav. His album drops February 21st

01:18:29.200 2025. Good grief. No more. No more Trudeaus. How are we going to shore up the support for the 0.96

01:18:37.920 Liberal Party of Canada? Wait, wait, we got another Trudeau to trot out to the population

01:18:43.840 of young Canadians. We need to start labeling this kid a pre-loser before this even, before this even

01:18:50.960 catches on to the young women of Canada. We saw, okay, what women did when Justin Trudeau appeared 0.94

01:18:58.000 upon the scene. Like, if magazine covers could have been scratch and sniff at the time, okay,

01:19:03.200 they would have sold out of Trudeau covers. We must not fall for this garbage again. But really, 0.99

01:19:09.440 the country is on fire. We're facing a trade war with our nearest partner. Everybody is calling for,

01:19:15.440 screaming for a federal election. And what does Junior Junior Trudeau do? Launch his rap career.

01:19:23.200 Like, no, we're full. We got Drake. Thanks very much. We do not need another bad rapper.

01:19:29.360 That reminds me of when David Menzies took us on the nickel and dime tour of Drake's neighborhood.

01:19:36.000 Nobody has heard the stories of our crazy, insane tour of Toronto in December, but it was the best day

01:19:45.840 of my life. I'm not exaggerating when I say it was the fun of 36 hours of my entire life. I was nearly

01:19:52.080 kidnapped by my Uber driver. That was the first thing. I was nearly kidnapped by an Uber driver.

01:19:57.520 But then David Menzies took us on a driving tour of Toronto and took us to Drake's house.

01:20:02.560 And when I say that it was the pinnacle of my life experience, I'm not exaggerating. It was the

01:20:06.880 funnest day ever. He also was kind enough to pull over on the freeway when I almost puked in his car.

01:20:12.080 Poor Sheila. Poor Sheila gets motion sick in the back of cars. Man, that's all we did. 0.92

01:20:19.040 Yeah. What a good time. You were good, though. You survived. You survived. I'm proud of you.

01:20:23.520 Yeah. But back on Zav. Zave? Zav? Zav.

01:20:29.840 Just no more Nepo babies. No more Trudeau Nepo babies. S'il vous plaît. I'm there.

01:20:36.560 Could you amount... So I have a theory that Justin Trudeau is avenging his father's legacy,

01:20:46.080 right? Like, he has just been on a 10-year project to try and repair the legacy that his father left.

01:20:54.240 Because when he left, I mean, he wasn't in good standing with the Western provinces, that's for

01:20:58.240 sure. So along comes Justin Trudeau, and he's going to try and make things right, and then he...

01:21:02.240 Or punish us.

01:21:02.960 Or punish us. Yeah. And craps the bed. Absolutely craps the bed. Does more damage than any one of us

01:21:08.960 could have reasonably expected? Could you imagine the damage that one of the next Trudeau kids

01:21:16.800 could make? Could you imagine? This is why I'm committed to eviscerating the Liberal Party for

01:21:22.160 the next 40 or 50 years. Because I do not want our children and our grandchildren to suffer the wrath

01:21:28.880 of the third generation of Trudeaus when they come and avenge this absolute disaster of a prime minister. 0.98

01:21:34.960 I hope he just goes into music and then just leaves us all alone.

01:21:39.440 But do they... Like, do the parents not have... Like, Sophie wouldn't have looked at her son and said,

01:21:44.640 listen, the country is not in a good spot right now, and this might not be well received.

01:21:48.480 But nobody... No, no. No, no. We need to, you know, support and affirm the rest.

01:21:54.800 No, she's busy teaching us how to make noises. Make noises wearing yoga pants. Did you see that? 0.83

01:22:00.640 That? Good gracious. We need... Next week, we need to play that for people. Okay? We need to play that

01:22:06.800 clip of... I just... For people. Because if you didn't think that Sophie was right, completely

01:22:11.600 removed. This is how she deals with being married to the most hated man in Canada.

01:22:15.600 I go rip some Coors lights and put some arrows in a styrofoam deer. She, like, poses in yoga and makes

01:22:23.520 yoga pants and makes noises. I'm not sure which one of us is right, which of one of us is wrong.

01:22:29.040 Maybe she's living a better life than me. I don't know. But we'll compare next week.

01:22:34.960 Yeah. Okay, deal.

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Rebel News Podcast - January 29, 2025

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