REBEL ROUNDUP ｜ Trudeau attacks Alberta, WEF's Carney launches campaign, Poilievre： 'Canada First'
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It's National Popeye's Day, and while my co-host and I see eye-to-eye on so many things, not when it comes to licensing, which is to say, she patronizes the Popeye s Louisiana chicken franchise. She is the she-devil with a sword, and she is the Khaleesi of Northern Alberta.
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Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to the Rebel News livestream on this
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a Friday, January 17th, 2025. I'm David Menzies, my co-host, but let me tell you a bit about my
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co-host, shall I? Do you know, folks, today is National Popeye Day, and while my co-host and I
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see eye-to-eye on so many things, not when it comes to Popeye licensing, which is to say
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she patronizes the Popeye supplement store because she's so health-conscious. I patronize
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the Popeye Louisiana chicken franchise. She is the she-devil with a sword. She is the Khaleesi
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of Northern Alberta. She is the sensational Sheila Gunreed. How you doing there, Sheila?
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I gotta tell you, though, you're looking great. Is that a three-piece suit? Your tie is beautiful
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as well. Oh, well, thank you. And as the saying goes, it's fun to shop at Value Village,
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and I am not joking about that. Yeah. Oh, my daughter is one heck of a thrifter. You look
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great. That is a fantastic suit, and somebody else's donation was really fit for you. What a find. Good
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for you. It is a three-piece. And I think, Sheila, honest to God, I think I paid 30 bucks, which- Get
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out. Oh, it's a name-brand suit. 30 bucks wouldn't have been the tax component at retail. And, you know,
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I tell that to people, you know, and by the way, there are treasure hunters that go to thrift stores.
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Oh, I believe it. My daughter's one of them. Oh, you know, I once did a day in the life of a
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secret shopper, you know, the people looking for shoplifters. And she told me that people phone in
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advance, they find out when the new arrivals are coming, and the cars are in the parking lot
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before the shop opens. And some of those cars, Sheila, BMWs, Mercedes-Benz, Audis, these are not
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people struggling to get by. But I think everyone loves a bargain, and it's the thrill of the hunt.
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So when you get a Chanel bag that retails for $850, and somehow they don't realize what it is,
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and it's selling for 20 bucks, wow, even the filthy rich appreciate that kind of money. Although,
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although I don't think Mark Carney would ever be seen in the parking lot of a value village.
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Is that his Rolls Royce, Sheila? Do we know that for sure?
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No, that was some high-level trolling, though, by somebody who rented it to pull up,
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Yeah, I should tell everybody what we're doing here.
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But I have my own thrifting story to share with you.
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So my friend Robbie Picard from Oil Sand Strong, he is a thrifter. Like, his house looks like the
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inside of a 1970s whiskey commercial. Like, it's all just, like, oak and brown and rich. And you
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can't find a lot of that these days. So you have to go sort of in the decades of yore to find those
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things. And to travel into the decades of yore, you have to sometimes go to thrift and antique
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stores. And so we try to do that a little bit when he's in town. We bought a jug, like, quite
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literally a jug of watches. I think it was like 20 bucks for a jug of watches. Because he's like,
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I bet you there's something good in there. Well, wouldn't you know it? I ended up with a Michael
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Kors watch, a highly collectible Michael Kors watch. And it's, you know, like, I like to go old
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school with my watches. I don't like the technology of the newfangled watches. I like an old school
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watch and then I have my Samsung ring. So I don't, I don't reject that. But I found a very
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highly sought after Michael Kors wrap watch with a big face, which I like, inside our $20 jug of
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watches. Unbelievable. Sheila, let me give you my favorite thrift story. It didn't happen at a thrift
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store. It happened at a garage sale. It goes back to the 80s. And I heard this story on the radio. So
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I'm going to try to remember as much as I can. I think it took place in Virginia. And this lady
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bought a painting for $3. And she took it home. Now, I know everyone's jumping to the conclusion,
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oh, this is a masterpiece, a long forgotten masterpiece. You know, and that kind of stuff
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does happen, Sheila. But no, the reason she bought the painting was for the frame. She had another
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painting that would fit perfectly in the frame. So she gets out the exacto knife to cut the painting
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out and plop. All these old dusty papers fall onto the table. Turns out it was one of the original
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13 copies of the US Declaration of Independence. It goes to auction more than 2 million bucks later.
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She's got a treasure cat smile. How do you like that? And here's the ethical question. When you cash
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out like that, Sheila, would you go back to the lady who was having the garage sale and said, listen,
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you didn't know what Burry Treasure... I'm going to cut you a check for $100,000 because you're making
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over two... I would probably. You would? Yeah, I think I would too.
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Yeah. But I'd love to know what our audience has to say, especially the cheapskates out there.
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It's finders, keepers, losers. I know. I don't... I just... I don't know if I could screw over a lady
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like that. You know, like she didn't know. Exactly.
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Yeah, I don't know. But anyways, let's tell everybody what we're doing here. This isn't
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the Antiques Roadshow with David and Sheila. Because only one of us is an antique. But this
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It airs Monday, then midweek, I think, and then Friday. And we talk about the news of the day
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cutoff. So that's it. We've got a lot to talk about. I suffered through quite possibly
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the most boring announcement of an exciting issue in my entire life. A lot of people I
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don't think knew why they were there, or who they were there to see. In fact, the lady
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who introduced Mark Carney slash George Chahal, she's like, I just Googled them. So I just
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here I am. But they needed it. They needed an old indigenous lady. So they're like, she'll
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do. She doesn't know why she's here, but she'll do.
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Just in case, Sheila, our audience thinks you're making a joke, a premature April Fool's
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joke. No, let's dig it up. It's, it's, um, uh, Canada Proud had it. So let's if you can
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want to find that Canada Proud has it at the Mark Carney event yesterday. Good grief. Uh,
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that was probably the most exciting thing that happened. Actually, that's not true. Throwing
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out the independent journalists was actually the most important, exciting thing that happened.
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Everything else was boring after that. Really boring. Uh, but they trotted out this indigenous
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lady here to kick off the campaign launch to be the prime minister in Edmonton, which
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is a liberal party wasteland. And it's no wonder they couldn't find somebody who knows who Mark
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Carney was, because we don't care about liberals here in Canada, except insofar as we don't want
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them. Uh, but they found this lady who was willing to just take to the podium. I guess
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maybe her, uh, bridge partner didn't show up at the senior center. And so they brought
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her to the Carney event, but this, look at this. She has no idea why she's there.
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I would like to say a special prayer for Mr. Carney. Cause he's going to need prayers to be strong.
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I just met him today. I have never met him, but I Googled him. I would like to say a special
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prayer for me. She's Googled him. Sheila, this is a triple fail. First of all, I think the lowest
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benchmark of introducing somebody you should know who they are and maybe have actually met them
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and the phrase, um, he's going to need prayers. That's what you would say for somebody who's back
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is against the wall, kind of like a, a team in a, a best of seven series and they're down,
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you know, three games to zero. Uh, yeah, you need prayers because the chances of coming back from that
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are very remote. And then, oh, I Googled them, right? I Googled them. Uh, the guy, uh, he's not
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exactly an unknown. This is member of the outsider who advises the president, the prime minister of
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Canada, uh, the prime minister of the UK and the president of France. I think that's about as
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inside as you can get. And she has to Google that. Well, that shows that she's not an engaged
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liberal operative. So I guess that means she's a smart lady. Um, but this was the best the liberals
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could do. And then they, uh, they had George Chahal introduce them. So they brought in the other
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liberal from Alberta because Randy or one of the Randys has decided to endorse Chrystia Freeland.
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So he's the Edmonton liberal who will lose his seat. Undoubtedly will lose his seat. Um,
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he's going to lose his seats and he's already decided to endorse Chrystia Freeland. I can't
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believe she wanted that endorsement, but whatever. Um, and so they brought up George Chahal from Edmond
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to do the, to do the campaign kickoff in, or they brought him from Calgary to do the campaign
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kickoff in Edmonton. And as you'll recall, he's a porch pirate. So, so he's the guy who stole all
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the lit from the, uh, conservative candidate in his riding. He was stealing it out of mailboxes.
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And then, oh, my favorite part of this whole thing is he starts listing off all the things that are
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wrong in Canada. And I'm like, George, the phone calls coming from inside the house. You guys did that.
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Oh, memories of black Christmas. Uh, Sheila, um, by the way, uh, sometimes we are in the position
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of breaking news on the live stream and such as the case right now, a posting literally a minute ago,
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uh, and let's give credit where it's where credit is due. It's from Joe Warmington,
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the ACE reporter at the Toronto sun. He has just filed a story. Um, if we can get the podium of the
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Mark Carney presser, uh, back up on the, uh, screen, um, here's the headline minutes into launching
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bid for PM Mark Carney told to cease using campaign logo. He's received a cease and desist letter
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from Metcredit. It's almost a mirror image. And you know, Sheila, again, this doesn't speak,
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um, of being cheap. I don't think, uh, cause Carney's loaded, but it speaks of incompetence
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that, you know, a lot of thought goes into or should go into a logo, especially if this is going
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to be your symbol for years, decades moving down the road. And you see that to me, it's almost a
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little ripoff of the Petro Canada, uh, logo, but there's a company called Metcredit and, um,
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they've sent a cease and desist letter. So I wonder, does Mark Carney, uh, lawyer up or, uh,
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is that the last we've seen of that logo? Uh, I'm not sure, but Metcredit tweeted to Mark Carney
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yesterday when he said, I'm in, um, they said, uh, okay, thanks Mark, but we're a political,
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yeah. Beautiful logo Mark, but we're a political and then signed at Brian Sommerfeld. So, uh,
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someone who works, uh, and by the way, this, like I'm in, that's just right for Photoshop.
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Like I'm whatever, like you can, so not very bright all around from Mark Carney, but yeah,
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like his campaign didn't do like a quick logo check or anything like that. I'm actually shocked
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that they sent him a cease and desist because this is Mark Carney. I'm surprised he didn't send
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them a cease and desist. Great point. Um, given the way in which, um, banks are federally regulated
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and we saw the ultimate disgrace of the banks by freezing bank accounts back in 2022, which they
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did not have to do contrary to what the banking association tells you folks. The insurance companies
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were ordered to cancel the, um, auto insurance policies of the truckers. And they said, no,
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they haven't broken any law. They they're not, uh, defaulting on their premiums. So no. And okay.
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So the banks could have taken a principled and righteous stance and they did, but I never thought
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of it, you know, good for you, Sheila, for thinking about what met, um, uh, credit might be getting
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into, but at the end of the day, I'm looking at the two logos, Sheila, and they're very much
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super similar. Met credit has a legitimate beef. Of course they do. Of course they do. And I can't
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imagine met credit credit wants their horse hitched to that cart as it plummets over the cliff.
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Like I just, whatever, but like good for them. Good for them. Uh, way to punch up guys. Um,
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let's get into the campaign launch. Cause we are a 60 minutes and we haven't really shown anything.
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Uh, Carney told a very bored and unelectric crowd. Like I've been to poly of events and it is young.
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It's energetic. It's diverse. If you care about those things, it like the energy in the room is,
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and I've, I've been to a lot of political events and it is exciting. And it is like old people,
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young people. Uh, you can tell that people are rich. You can tell that there are blue collar people,
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people coming like straight from their job as a welder or whatever. They're like, it's very,
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and it's packed. Uh, this was nap time at the nursing home in Edmonton. Um, anyways, uh,
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here's a clip of Mark Carney telling the crowd that the good times are all gone. Now he neglects to tell
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the crowd that, um, the, who pissed away the good times that would be the liberals and who advised them
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how to do it. That would be him. So let's, let's show this. We're so glad you're here.
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today and grab your freedom, loving swag while supplies last. But those good old times,
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my friends are over. Our times are anything but ordinary.
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The system, it's not working as it should. And it's not working as it could. People are anxious.
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No wonder. Too many are falling behind. Too many young people can't afford a home. Too many people
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can't find a doctor. And then we're living through the two biggest technological revolutions since
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they split the atom. And our climate is changing in ways that threatens livelihoods from Fort Mac to
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Fort Smith. And then on top of that, as George just mentioned, in just four days, the United States
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will swear in Donald Trump as their 47th president. A man who threatens economic force on his
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closest, most steadfast allies, including Canada. No.
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Yeah, I wonder why that would be. Maybe we're not living up to our NATO commitments and have no
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intention of doing so until 2032. Maybe because the border is open for illegal aliens and fentanyl.
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Not as great as the southern border, which is an absolute sieve. And already Donald Trump,
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not even an office, is getting results. And Sheila, you are right. Nap time at the Old Folks Lodge.
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Did you see that poor kid in the Oilers jersey? I thought he was going to pass out. He was trying to
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stay upright. And he was slouching over and his eyes were going to the back of his head.
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What, you know, who brought their kid to this snore fest?
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I have two cups of coffee in my office as we speak. And I brought them down here knowing that I
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would have to re-listen to Mark Carney because that was like having to donate blood. It was like
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all your energy just left your body. I called him an energy vampire suckling at me through the screen of
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my laptop. And I had to watch it a couple times because I cut the clips yesterday. Boring. But
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if you cut through the absolute snore fest of that, all the things he lists are things that he
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is responsible for. The two major economic issues of the Trudeau government that have been mishandled
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by him. COVID and just economics in general. So if you're worried about inflation, that's his
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overspending. If you thought the fall economic update was a disaster, that's him. If you thought
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that the government overspent during COVID and it caused inflation, that's him. If you are worried
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about the carbon tax making life unaffordable, that's him. These are his issues. He did this.
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Now he's pointing out, yeah, guys, it's tough out there. Yeah, I know you made it tough, buddy. It was
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like you. Trudeau is really an empty vessel, right? People just pour their dumb ideas into him and he
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thinks they're good. And then he repeats them. The dumb ideas coming at Justin Trudeau, well,
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the headwaters of them that flow down to him are the World Economic Forum and Economic Forum people
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like Mark Carney whispering in his ear like some Rasputin. Rasputin? Rasputin? I don't know how
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you say it. But that's who he is. That's who Carney is. So if you think you're getting something
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different, you're getting more of the same. In fact, I got to give the liberals credit. If they pick
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Carney, they're just cutting out the middleman. Yeah, that's a great point, Sheila. But you know what?
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The message stinks. But more to the point, the delivery of the message also stinks because
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where's the sizzle? I mean, as much as Mark Carney was denouncing Donald Trump, he should tune into the
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Trump rally in D.C. on Sunday, the day before inauguration, and get an idea how it's done. I
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mean, the atmosphere at a Trump rally is electrifying. And Trump is just, you know,
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he's not reading off a teleprompter or script. He's just, you know, speaking off the cuff.
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He's making jokes and good jokes at that. Donald Trump doesn't get enough credit for his sense of
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humor. And it's kind of funny because as much as the Jon Stewart show, I thought, you know, was like,
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what's he doing there? At least he came across Sheila as comfortable in that environment. And he was
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making jokes. What happened at this Edmonton presser? You could have heard a needle drop.
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There was nobody clapping, even at the times where they're supposed to clap. I'm mystified at how that
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happened, especially since Carney has the resources to astroturf that room, have people come in like
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paid actors, plants. You'd have to fly him in. This is Edmonton. Yeah, well, he's got that cash.
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Yeah. Um, at one point he tried a joke. Actually, he tried to, and the crowd audibly groaned. He said
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something like, we're going to give a plan, not slogans. No, like they were like, I just was like,
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just give me, give me something for the cringe and let me die. Like it was just so bad. There's,
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he did take a swipe at premier Daniel Smith and I know Olivia wants to move ahead, but, uh, I think
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it's a pretty short clip. He come like he comes to Alberta. This is a liberal wasteland to crap on our
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premier who's standing up for our jobs, but 550,000 jobs across this country supported by oil and gas.
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Listen to this. Let me tell you one other thing. In these times, sending Pierre Poliev to negotiate
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with Donald Trump is the worst possible idea. I can think of one other politician I might not send.
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Oh, who? It just came to me in the last 24 hours.
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Oh, he means Daniel Smith. I thought he was talking about Justin Trudeau.
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No, he means Daniel Smith, the woman who is friendly with the Trump administration.
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That's how stupid these liberals are. They're like, let's send somebody that Trump really hates to see
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if we can get something good out of him. That's how dumb he is. You don't come to Alberta and crap on
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the premier who's fighting for our jobs like that. Just completely idiotic. Um, but I know why he
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launched in Alberta is because he wanted to be Alberta's man. He didn't want Freeland to do it,
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who is now being forced to launch in Toronto. And Sheila, that is the question, right? Um,
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do you buy into the narrative that this, uh, liberal leadership race is really a coronation
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for, uh, Mr. Carney or with the announcement now officially, uh, well, unofficially she'll make
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the official announcement on Sunday in Toronto. Now that Fraulein Freeland says she wants the gig,
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uh, is this going to be a legitimate race? I don't even care. It's going to be whatever the outcome
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is. It's exactly the same. It's more Justin Trudeau like Freeland's son's godfather is Carney
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and Justin Trudeau's chief advisor on everything is Mark Carney. So like, it's a big incestuous
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triangle. You throw Gerald Butts and his wife in the mix and both work at Eurasia Group. Correct.
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Uh, so I mean, like what's the difference? Like who cares? It's just more of the same for Canada.
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Um, we want to talk about, I know we really want to bump ahead because we have a hard out,
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um, at two, but let's talk about, uh, let's talk about what happened to the independent journalists
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there. So from what I, from what I understand late last night, independent journalists accidentally
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got accredited by the Carney camp. And again, it, this is exactly the same, uh, meet the new boss.
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Same as the old boss. Uh, Justin Trudeau did it to you. His security detail roughed you up,
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throws us out of events, Freeland, the other contender rough you up on the streets. No big
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deal. Well, guess what happened to the independent journalists at Carney's launch? If you think this
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is going to be any different going forward, do you think this is a guy who believes in civil liberties?
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Definitely not. I think Alberta is one of the freest places for journalists to work in this entire
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country. Uh, we have a premier who believes in speaking to independent journalists and she believes
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in free speech. And then along comes Carney. He, uh, anyways, I'll show you this
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video from Kian Bexty, our alumnus who now runs counter signal. Carney called the cops on him
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and, uh, Western standard headed journalists there and, uh, true North. So let's take a look
00:26:19.960
at this. Oh, that's the, by the way, that's the Rolls Royce that rolled up. Yes. Now it was
00:26:24.380
initially reported by, well, I'm not sure if Kian actually said that he just said a Rolls Royce
00:26:29.360
rolled up and then everybody assumes that it was Carney's including me. But as it turns out,
00:26:34.660
it wasn't Carney's, nobody got out. It was just a big, beautiful troll. And, uh, which is,
00:26:41.140
you know, the fact that everybody believes that Carney got out of it is exactly what we think
00:26:45.480
of Carney. So whatever, but look at what they did to the journalists.
00:26:50.260
Do you guys have a question? Have you been advised to leave? By nobody who's identifying themselves.
00:26:57.620
They're just random. All right. A dude came up and said that this fellow as well. We're just,
00:27:03.080
if some, if we have to leave, I'm happy to leave. But nobody is from whoever's book. This has told
00:27:08.120
us that they're actually an authority figure, just people that I think don't like us. So.
00:27:12.060
Okay. You are trespassing. So. Oh, okay. Okay. All right. Do you want to come out this way so you don't walk in front of all of them?
00:27:19.320
I don't, I don't. Sure. Yeah. Okay. Happy to have you. Yep.
00:27:37.200
Back this day. Okay. Sorry. We're actually going to go with this. Oh.
00:27:52.280
That's Western standards right there. This is the weirdest, uh, I've ever been treated.
00:27:58.360
If you want to keep holding me, you'll have to be off the community property.
00:28:01.380
We'll have to pick up our car. And is that okay? Where is it?
00:28:03.940
It's just in the parking lot. We can drive, but thank you.
00:28:09.940
So the, the entire community center has trespassed us or was it the campaign?
00:28:14.980
It's the private event. Yeah. The private event.
00:28:16.800
Okay. But they haven't booked this like playground.
00:28:19.500
No, but it is part of the property. So we're going to get you to see off the property.
00:28:27.380
Sure. Yeah. Well, thanks for being so professional about this. It's strange, uh, treatment from someone who wants to be the prime minister of this country.
00:28:37.060
And where's your, uh, just right up ahead here.
00:28:47.160
Yeah. Yeah. There's my car. It's the stretch, uh, Rolls Royce silver shadow.
00:28:52.560
You know, it's too bad. Kian wasn't given permission, uh, to go onto the playground. What, what a photo op that would be, Sheila. He's on the swing set and, you know, Kian Bextie for the counter signal here in Edmonton, in the playground.
00:29:11.540
Imagine that that's how your campaign launch in Edmonton starts off. You know, Ed, Alberta is the home of independent journalism in this country. Really it is. I mean, Rebel News is headquartered in Toronto and you do great work, but we have, uh, we have a government here that treats us with the respect that we deserve as journalists.
00:29:30.960
Um, and then he comes in to treat us the way Ottawa does. Isn't that just exactly the liberals, right?
00:29:39.540
Just come in here with their Ottawa attitude to colonize us.
00:29:42.860
But Sheila, here's the $64,000 question. What was the ostensible policy reason for denying them access and calling the cops?
00:29:51.780
Especially since Kian and those other journalists were accredited. They weren't crashing some private event. They reached out, they got their credentials, and they showed up.
00:30:04.500
Do we know at this stage what the official reason, well, we know what the real reason is.
00:30:10.280
Carney hates independent journalists as much as Trudeau and Fraulein Freeland. Carney doesn't want to have to answer hard questions.
00:30:19.000
He's only going to get softballs from the mainstream media trained SEALs, but they're not going to say that, of course.
00:30:25.620
They're not going to be honest. So what was the reason for credentialed journalists being approved?
00:30:33.180
Suddenly we got to call the cops on it. Has that been reported yet?
00:30:37.780
No, no. And nobody's going to ask him. So, well, that's not to say that nobody will ask him.
00:30:42.540
I'm sure Counter Signal has probably sent a media request, but they're not going to hear back.
00:30:47.420
And you know the mainstream media isn't going to ask that question.
00:30:50.740
They're just happy their competitors weren't in there. And so they don't care.
00:30:54.280
Like, if I saw somebody booting the CBC out of an event, I would be like, hey, no, you know what?
00:31:01.000
They can stay. They're journalists. I don't like them, but they should be able to stay.
00:31:05.140
You know, who didn't say a down word about them being kicked out? The mainstream media.
00:31:10.080
Yep. Yeah. No, I've been in these situations and I once reached out to, it was every national brand of mainstream media.
00:31:20.360
And I said, hey guys, how about a little solidarity here?
00:31:27.620
Couldn't even make the case. You know, I would prefer, well, here's why we think you should be kicked out because I'd be educated.
00:31:36.220
I'd get some understanding why I'm persona non grata, you know, but no, Sheila, it's so obvious.
00:31:44.800
We're being paid by a federal government sugar daddy.
00:31:48.960
We're in a sunset industry. We're losing viewers and listeners and readers.
00:31:54.640
We're losing advertisers. Those who remain are getting ads at 10 cents on the dollar compared to what they charged 15 or 20 years ago.
00:32:06.840
I mean, does a month go by where Bell Media is not making yet another announcement of more layoffs and that's with the government funding?
00:32:15.380
So the fixes in, the second thing I want to say is because I'm one of the few people at Rebel News that actually went to journalism school back in the day.
00:32:23.660
And I have a journalism degree and I've taken all the courses and I've read all the media books.
00:32:29.540
And it's this, in terms of ethics 101, Sheila, that's a conflict of interest.
00:32:36.420
How can you be expected to fairly and impartially cover the government while you're taking money from the government?
00:32:43.980
That, you know, if my old journalism professors back in the Ryerson days in the early 80s had seen this happening, they would pass out with a heart attack, Sheila.
00:32:58.500
But it's the new normal here in Canada, isn't it?
00:33:01.860
This is why I hardened my heart to journalistic layoffs.
00:33:04.700
And normally when I see people getting laid off, I'm like, you know what?
00:33:08.120
Even if I don't like those people, they have innocent kids and wives and whatever.
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And then we've got to get on to the next topic.
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00:34:14.660
I'm just going to breeze through some of these chats because, wow, we're getting a few today.
00:34:23.660
Dairy corporations, yes, corporations get monthly checks.
00:34:26.840
And after Monday from Donald Trump to overproduce.
00:34:36.080
Quite frankly, I don't really care what the Americans do.
00:34:39.500
I care that Canadians suffer from inflated dairy prices.
00:34:45.140
And it is the poor who suffer the most because of the dairy cartel.
00:34:58.980
I wonder if he can get it up to penetrate the government that Klaus Schwab and the WEF needs.
00:35:07.600
To quote Andrew Robinson, the serial killer in Dirty Harry, please, I scare easy.
00:35:17.460
Ryerson Gary also gives us five bucks and says,
00:35:19.360
When NORAD and the DEW lines were set up, according to the U.S. Air Force personnel, at least in the Ramor base in northern Ontario, there was only one reason.
00:35:41.820
It's to realize that if there's a war with the United States between, at the time, the Soviet bloc, it would happen over top of northern Canada.
00:35:56.140
Sheila just showed again how young she is when she called the DEW line the DEW line.
00:36:01.600
Sheila, as someone who grew up in fear during the Cold War, everybody of my age knows it's the DEW line.
00:36:38.460
Carney will change the carbon tax to something similar.
00:36:42.160
He said he's intent now on removing the consumer carbon tax.
00:36:45.680
Okay, that's a cute way of saying that you want an industrial one, which will ultimately be passed along down to the consumer.
00:36:52.100
You mean the producers and the sellers won't absorb the cost and the price will be the same?
00:37:02.180
Like, you're just moving it up and down the supply chain like you're riffing on a guitar.
00:37:07.920
If somebody in the mainstream media will dare ask it of Carney and especially of Freeland on Sunday, who's also talking about dialing back the carbon tax, isn't this a fair question?
00:37:19.200
Ms. Freeland, you for years have been saying that Canadians benefit from the carbon tax with the carbon tax rebates.
00:37:27.760
So, why would you hurt Canadians by taking away the carbon tax?
00:37:33.400
Idiots have been saying for years there's no business case for Canadian oil and gas, except insofar as you can use it as a cudgel against the United States in a business war.
00:37:44.260
I guess their little Ponzi scheme idea didn't play out the way they said.
00:37:49.980
You know, like you can give money to the government, cycle it through the hands of a thousand bureaucrats who don't work for free, do nothing to grow the money, and then say that it increased in value magically.
00:38:05.640
To finish that chat, Schmangy asks, would you prefer Trudeau's underwear or Carney's?
00:38:14.920
Well, there's a joke in there about Freeland's lack of in a certain photo shoot that we had to blur once upon a time.
00:38:34.120
No wonder he went on to do his own thing, because we did that to him a little bit.
00:38:38.960
So, Uta Bursey, five bucks, says Carney had just, oh, this is funny.
00:38:44.260
Carney had to speak low and slow because there are a lot of elderly hard of hearing people.
00:38:52.140
And instead of applause or laughter or booing at the right time when mentioned the opposition,
00:38:58.240
the reaction was, it was kind of akin to Kirk Douglas back in his later days, you know, what are you saying?
00:39:18.360
Let's go into the tariff war and the 51st state issue.
00:39:24.000
And then I think that'll probably be everything we have time for today.
00:39:28.740
We've got Trudeau once again saying everything is on the table when it comes to retaliatory tariffs against Donald Trump.
00:39:35.600
So, the Constitution called and says no, but let's listen to Trudeau.
00:39:44.840
As I've said consistently, if the incoming American administration moves forward with tariffs, we will not hesitate to act.
00:39:56.200
And I will say it again, everything is on the table.
00:40:01.560
Now, with the help of all of you, I hope we can avoid that outcome.
00:40:05.480
But if the worst-case scenario comes to pass, we will need all your knowledge, insights, expertise, and, quite frankly, connections with American business leaders and political leaders
00:40:18.040
to make sure that they know that the decision to impose tariffs on Canada will hurt Americans first and foremost.
00:40:26.300
We need to respond in the most appropriate way to demonstrate there are no winners in a trade fight
00:40:31.200
and to best support our friends, our neighbours, and our Canadian family who are most affected by the tariffs.
00:40:36.480
As we said on Wednesday, if one region or one industry ends up carrying a larger burden of defending Canadians,
00:40:45.460
we will make sure that all Canadians step up to support that region or industry.
00:40:53.500
We're all Canadians together across the country in every different jobs and industry.
00:40:58.300
No one area will be singled out to fight for all of Canada because all Canadians will be fighting for Canada.
00:41:09.200
Sheila, I want to get your Western perspective.
00:41:12.080
I think I might have said this the other day, but I'm going to say it again.
00:41:15.080
The Prime Minister should be aware that everything is on the table is now bastardized language
00:41:22.820
thanks to his second banana cohort, Jagmeet Sellout Singh.
00:41:35.820
That's, in fact, that's in a vault under guard duty.
00:41:39.720
You know, it reminds me, you know, once upon a time, Sheila, I used to write a column for Marketing Magazine.
00:41:44.240
I remember talking to a marketing expert about the phrase new and improved.
00:41:50.480
That is now bastardized language because once upon a time, they would reformulate the cookies,
00:41:56.400
and it would be a new formula, and it would be an improved taste.
00:42:00.360
Now new and improved is basically used by the packaged goods industry when they refresh their logo.
00:42:08.840
So I just want to say the Prime Minister, for his own good, he should rethink these phrases
00:42:15.440
because they are completely bastardized for those, at least, who are paying attention.
00:42:24.120
He doesn't even do the first thing, let alone to rethink.
00:42:27.560
I think, let's go into, I'm trying to breeze through these, and then I'll give my comments
00:42:32.240
because I'll let, we'll show you what Danielle Smith says because this is all targeted at her.
00:42:38.800
They're saying that one industry should not be forced to carry the weight of Canada.
00:42:42.900
Yeah, we know, but we've been doing it in Alberta for, since always.
00:42:52.400
So don't, like, say that Albertans aren't doing our part.
00:42:57.040
We'd love to continue to do our part, actually.
00:42:59.740
But anyway, Melanie Jolie, who the Trump camp hates, and I believe the feeling is mutual,
00:43:11.080
Nobody thinks to just bring the heat down a little.
00:43:14.080
You know, like, why does it have to be so heated?
00:43:26.780
If Trump is going ahead with tariffs, he's starting a trade war.
00:43:34.320
And you know what will happen for all those watching us right now?
00:43:40.400
Because this will have an impact on jobs in many, many states.
00:43:45.620
35 states have Canada as the main export market.
00:43:49.460
And at the same time, we know that we can do a lot to make sure that ultimately, at the grocery store, at the pump, when it comes to heating costs, we can try to make sure that things are not as costly.
00:44:05.300
But if we have 25% tariffs against us, of course, we will retaliate.
00:44:10.620
And, of course, that will translate into attacks on Americans.
00:44:14.660
Can you describe in any greater detail exactly how Canada would retaliate?
00:44:18.440
Listen, we still want to make sure that we get to deal without any tariffs.
00:44:25.420
We have the USMCA, which was, according to President Trump himself, the best deal ever signed by the American administration.
00:44:37.560
We believe that we're able to create jobs together.
00:44:40.240
And we know that we have to continue to fight inflation.
00:44:44.020
At the same time, we will continue to make sure that we fight back if there's a threat.
00:44:52.260
Again, everything is on the table, even when it isn't.
00:44:56.540
And, by the way, in terms of Jolie and previously the clip with Prime Minister Trudeau saying there are no winners in a trade war,
00:45:04.620
you know, finally some scintilla of a truism comes out of his mouth, Sheila.
00:45:09.420
But remember there used to be a show called The Biggest Loser?
00:45:12.520
In a trade war between the US and Canada, we, the Dominion of Canada, we are the biggest loser.
00:45:23.120
The only thing we can do is, frankly, cut off oil and gas, but that only hurts Ontario and Quebec and Albertans.
00:45:32.060
It will collapse the Canadian economy, what's left of it, when the tariffs come.
00:45:42.960
He takes aim at Alberta's Premier Daniel Smith, who is doing her best to fight not just for Alberta.
00:45:51.240
It's like almost 100,000 jobs in Ontario that are directly supported by Canadian oil and gas,
00:45:56.160
which, I mean, when I say Canadian oil and gas, read Alberta and, to a lesser extent, Saskatchewan and British Columbia's gas.
00:46:06.080
It's billions of dollars in purchasing that the oil and gas sector does in, from the manufacturing sector in Ontario.
00:46:16.680
I forget how many billions of dollars in wages is paid.
00:46:20.320
Likewise with British Columbia, the lefties in British Columbia, they're being supported by and large,
00:46:25.600
by oil and gas revenues from their own sector, but also largely from Alberta.
00:46:30.100
Like, Northern BC and Northern Alberta, they function basically as one jurisdiction.
00:46:37.020
But anyway, Smith is fighting for all of those jobs, and Trudeau wants her to just, I guess, burn it all down to heat the rest of you.
00:46:52.700
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00:47:15.240
As we met with first ministers from across the country,
00:47:20.100
the premiers have an opportunity to express the interests of their citizens,
00:47:28.960
Certainly, I don't blame Danielle Smith for speaking up for her industry.
00:47:35.940
But every single premier other than Danielle Smith then chose to put Canada first and say,
00:47:46.120
but we're all part of Team Canada because what happens to any part of us happens to all of us,
00:47:51.280
and we will be there to respond strongly, to fight for Canada, and to do it in a united way
00:47:57.680
that makes sure that it's fair across all industries, across all regions.
00:48:02.880
That was what we came together yesterday to do.
00:48:06.980
Sheila, I would actually like to point out to Danielle.
00:48:13.300
Sheila, my blood is boiling because this is a new low for Justin Trudeau, even for blackface.
00:48:22.260
For him to infer, as he did in that statement, that Danielle Smith is anti-Canadian, that she's traitorous
00:48:32.060
for speaking up for her constituents, for defending vital industries to Alberta.
00:48:40.820
That is the most shameful thing this guy has said in this calendar year, at least.
00:48:45.800
Yeah, apparently, as is always the case, because it's always Alberta, we have to throw ourselves
00:48:54.120
on the bonfire for the rest of this country, and it is not happening again.
00:48:58.100
As I explained in the staff meeting the other day, one of my earliest memories, I think it
00:49:01.880
might be my earliest memory, my parents worried about money because of the national energy program.
00:49:06.880
My dad worked in the oil patch, as my grandpa did, as my son does, as basically every male
00:49:15.280
in my family has for generations, and it was a way to supplement the farm income because
00:49:20.340
of this, how, you know, like harvest and planting, it works alongside the breaks in the oil and
00:49:27.680
And the national energy program hit, my dad's job disappeared, and interest rates went up,
00:49:32.720
and we almost lost the farm that we have had since 1903.
00:49:35.100
And a lot of us remember that, and they are asking us to do the exact same thing again,
00:49:40.820
where we are supposed to shutter ourselves in for the sake of the rest of the country.
00:49:45.740
During the national energy program, we were forced to sell at a reduced rate to the rest
00:49:49.680
of you, and it caused our investment just went away, went to West Texas, went to the Middle
00:49:57.420
East, and that will happen again because the world needs oil.
00:50:03.460
Now, right now, they're getting it from us, and they're getting it from us at a reduced
00:50:07.200
rate because Justin should have forced us into a monopoly with them by denying our export
00:50:12.800
And so now, he's using that monopoly against us and saying that we are bad Canadians because
00:50:20.120
we don't want to lose everything we have because Doug Ford wasn't cagey enough to follow
00:50:26.700
Daniel Smith to Mar-a-Lago to make the case for Ontario Industries.
00:50:30.740
Oh, you know, blackface, it's just the hypocrisy is off the chart, Sheila, for him to basically
00:50:35.880
say to Daniel Smith, hey, take one for the team again.
00:50:39.640
Meanwhile, Trudeau has told the leaders of Germany, Japan, Greece, oh, no, you know, there's
00:50:46.300
no business case for $1 trillion worth of energy exports to your nations.
00:50:54.680
But then again, you know, the budget will balance itself.
00:50:57.100
You'll have to forgive me if I don't know anything about monetary policy.
00:51:01.460
I mean, it is absolutely unbelievable that this guy who is behind a screw job of Alberta
00:51:09.360
by not allowing your province to export all these trillions of dollars of wealth, Sheila,
00:51:16.900
to other markets has the audacity to show up this week and say, hey, Daniel, take one
00:51:35.220
We have delivered our wealth to the rest of this country, developed our natural resources
00:51:40.460
when other provinces, I'm looking at you, Quebec, refused to.
00:51:44.140
They took our wealth, lived high on the hog because of us, and now they want us to sacrifice
00:51:51.220
We're happy to contribute to this country by and large.
00:51:54.580
You know, it's a little too much most of the time, but we're happy to do more, by the
00:51:59.400
way, than the rest of this country, to up the standard of living in this country.
00:52:03.920
All we ask is that you leave us alone to do it, and they won't even do that for us.
00:52:10.540
And just to reiterate the points that I was making on the National Energy Program, for
00:52:15.060
those of us who are old enough to remember it, and like I said, it was very early in
00:52:20.020
my time on this earth, and it took a very long time for my family to drag itself out
00:52:25.940
of the mess created by the last Prime Minister, Trudeau.
00:52:29.840
But Daniel Smith tweeted about it this morning, for the rest of the country, in case you didn't
00:52:34.940
have to experience what so many of us did in Alberta, when all we wanted to do was work.
00:52:42.980
This is what happened the last time a Trudeau slapped an export tax on Alberta energy.
00:53:03.000
Here's what happened the last time a Trudeau slapped an export tax on Alberta energy.
00:53:11.480
So anything under 4% is like constructive negative unemployment, up to 12.4% as thousands lost
00:53:19.000
their jobs, and it damn near happened overnight.
00:53:21.320
Home values plummeted 30%, and thousands of people lost their homes.
00:53:28.140
You won't know that phrase in the rest of the country.
00:53:30.600
But mail to the bank jingled, because people were mailing in their keys.
00:53:40.960
Tens of thousands of people left the province, plunging us into a multi-year recession.
00:53:47.700
All of our professionals, the geologists, the technologists, they left.
00:53:54.980
The cost to Alberta was between $50 to $100 billion.
00:53:59.700
As Daniel Smith said, our government is not going to sell out Albertans to another Trudeau
00:54:04.520
His dad crushed the lives of thousands in our province.
00:54:07.580
We won't let his son do it to our people again.
00:54:13.680
I wonder what Blackface would say to Premier Smith's tweet.
00:54:17.180
I wonder if he would dare say, oh, well, she's experiencing it differently, I suppose.
00:54:22.300
And, you know, by the way, that breaks my heart about how your family was on the brink.
00:54:33.760
Imagine almost losing the historical family farm because of politicians and bureaucrats
00:54:48.940
I know that, folks, because last year, Sheila mistakenly phoned my voicemail.
00:54:56.400
But I got to know Sheila a whole lot more intimately, shall I say.
00:55:03.520
Anyway, in any event, if people want to support our campaign to bring awareness on this issue
00:55:16.100
about Alberta's contribution to the rest of the country, what it would mean to you if you
00:55:23.080
weren't in Ontario, if Alberta cut off oil and gas exports to the United States, go to
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And we've got a plan to bring awareness to the streets of Toronto and Ottawa and other places,
00:55:48.040
I show you the numbers of what Alberta's contribution to Confederation means to you
00:55:54.020
and why we are never doing this to ourselves again.
00:55:57.460
We are not in this suicide cult with the rest of you, where only one of us has to drink the
00:56:06.220
You know, I wish we had a different title for the call to action, Sheila.
00:56:13.280
It reminds me too often of what Lady Menzoid says on the weekends, especially.
00:56:23.560
Let's go to, quickly, we'll talk, we'll just, okay, I've got, actually, I've got a Rumble
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I've got, no, yes, one quick rumble rant that came in.
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It says, and now an announcement from Justin Trudeau.
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Quack, quack, quack, quack, quack, quack, quack, quack, quack.
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It reminds me of the meow mix, like meow, meow, meow, meow, meow, meow, meow, meow.
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Well, Sheila, as they say on the gridiron, two-minute warning because we have a hard out.
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And by the way, I do hope my Detroit lines slaughter the Washington commanders.
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You know, the woke mob telling you to get rid of your uniforms and nickname.
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I'm going to try to see if we can get to both of these
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So Justin Trudeau names his, I forget what they call it,
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the Canada-U.S. Relations Council to support the federal government
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as it deals with the incoming Trump administration's vow to impose tariffs.
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There's like not a single conservative in the mix.
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Like not a single person that Trump would like.
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Not the other dragon that Trump likes from Dragon's Den.
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She's auto parts, CEO of auto parts manufacturer,
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Flavio Volpe, Auto Parts Manufacturers Association.
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Tabitha Bull, President and CEO of the Canadian Council for Indigenous Business.
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And former President of the Canadian Labour Congress, Wes Hall.
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Like two dragons and not even the one that Trump likes.
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Martin Caron, President of the French President of the Union of Agricultural Producers.
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So Rachel Notley, who is explicitly anti-American and explicitly anti-oil and gas.
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Just a bunch of crazy leftist union activists and pseudo-celebrities from CBC.
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He went to the big time with that genre of show, Shark Tank.
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And Stephen Harper, talk about an elder statesman.
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And come on, even you diehard liberals there, answer me truthfully the question.
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Are you better off today than you were under Stephen Harper a decade ago?
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And I'm already disqualifying anyone in the pharmaceutical industry.
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I just can't believe they picked like two of the most annoying CBC dragons instead of Kevin O'Leary.
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Like, they're not even trying to save us from these tariffs.
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Maybe we can show Nahid Nenshi, who is the leader of the NDP, former mayor of Calgary,
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basically saying, yes, we should shut in Alberta's oil and gas to please Justin Trudeau.
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And then maybe we can just, if people want to stick around after we say goodbye,
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they can watch Nenshi selling out Alberta to butt kiss Trudeau.
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And keep in mind, folks, this guy used to be the mayor of Calgary.
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Well, folks, it was a pleasure bringing you to the live stream on this National Popeye Day.
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A special thank you to those generous donations by some of the viewers.
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Thank you also to super producer Olivia and my lovely co-host Sheila Gunn-Reed.
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I will be back here for sure, I think, on Monday.
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I sort of mentioned it in the podcast version of my Wednesday show, The Gunn Show.
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So, the lovable Sheila Gunn-Reed, she's going to be a Swiss miss.
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Um, so, until Monday, as always, have a great weekend, stay safe, and stay sane.
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Hi, I'm Nahid Menchie, leader of Alberta's New Democrats, coming to you from Fort McMurray.
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This region is so important to Alberta and so important to Canada.
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It is, in fact, the part of Canada that relies on exports to the United States more than anywhere else in the country.
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Which means that, starting next week, when President Trump is inaugurated, his...