Rebel News Podcast - REBEL ROUNDUP ｜ Trump 51st state threats, UK farmers' protest, Premiers demand Fentanyl Czar

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00:01:08.400 Oh, hey, good morning, good afternoon, everybody, and welcome to what is now a daily show, Rebel

00:01:14.320 Roundup, wherein we talk about the news of the world and of the day completely unscripted. I'm

00:01:19.580 your general host, Sheila Gunn-Reed, although that will vary from day to day, and I'm joined by my

00:01:26.140 friend and colleague, Tamara Ugolini, out in Ontario. Tamara, how's it going?

00:01:32.360 Pretty good, Sheila. I'm kind of starting to feel a little bit of spring maybe in the air,

00:01:37.180 which is probably terrible to say with you and your minus 40 bus cancellations and battery.

00:01:43.600 Oh, really? Oh, really? Oh, no. Yeah. But I mean, I'm sure it's short-lived because I think the

00:01:49.500 groundhog saw his shadow, or maybe I have it reversed, so we're in for another six weeks of

00:01:53.520 winter, apparently, according to some random groundhog. But otherwise, everything is good,

00:01:58.760 minus the fact that we're still being trolled heavily by the Trump administration with threats

00:02:05.900 of the 51st state and tariffs incoming. I'm really starting to think that Trump, or I've already been

00:02:16.600 thinking this, but it's really starting to solidify my thoughts that Trump is pulling everyone's leg and

00:02:23.260 just seeing how far he can take things and perhaps maybe even laughing at the media and the frenzy that

00:02:32.120 takes place every time he makes these sorts of announcements. Yeah, we're going to talk about

00:02:37.500 that on the show today. Trump has made even more comments, and I think he takes great pleasure,

00:02:44.300 as he should, in driving all of the establishment elite absolutely bonkers every time he opens his

00:02:51.760 mouth. It makes me very happy. I'm sure it makes him very happy, too. And it sort of belies this,

00:02:57.800 especially here in Canada, this like, oh, Team Canada approach, and we're in Alberta. We've been

00:03:03.920 asking you people to let us build pipelines across Team Canada for a very long time because we want to

00:03:09.440 give you wealth and jobs. But that was all for naught until somebody threatened Doug Ford with tariffs on

00:03:17.020 the auto and steel industries. Then it's like, oh, okay, now we're all in this together, are we?

00:03:23.380 If I ever hear that again, I'm going to puke. But I should tell everybody what we're doing here. And

00:03:28.740 we'll get into that because we've got a lot of clips on that Trump making comments. This is, as I said,

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00:05:17.840 And let's get into, well, yesterday was the Super Bowl. I didn't watch the Super Bowl.

00:05:23.340 I'm not interested in American football at all. I don't see what the hype is. I like the commercials

00:05:28.800 and stuff, but I just, I don't, I don't, I don't know why it's so exciting. But before

00:05:34.540 the Super Bowl, Trump did a pre-Super Bowl interview with Fox News, and he was saying some

00:05:42.220 51st statey things, which upset all the fancy people again.

00:05:48.080 You announced tariffs on Canada and Mexico. You immediately got action from both of them

00:05:52.640 on border security and drug interdiction. Is that good enough? No, it's not good enough.

00:05:58.380 So more needed in 30 days. Something has to happen. It's not sustainable. And I'm changing it.

00:06:04.480 You know, the prime minister said this weekend to a group of Canadian businessmen, he was a private

00:06:08.520 meeting. He said that your wish for Canada to be the 51st state is a quote, real thing. Is it a real

00:06:15.560 thing? Yeah, it is. I think Canada would be much better off being a 51st state because 0.71

00:06:20.460 we lose $200 billion a year with Canada. And I'm not going to let that happen. It's too much. Why are

00:06:26.900 we paying $200 billion a year essentially in subsidy to Canada? Now, if they're a 51st state, I don't mind

00:06:33.180 doing it. Yeah, I think we've chatted about that before, that it's not really a subsidy when this is

00:06:42.200 just your trade partnership agreement. But I think that that Canadians and the media is being whipped

00:06:52.000 up into this frenzy about this 51st state. I mean, logically, I think about the 51st state thing as

00:06:58.140 just our vast amount of landmass and how that would look as a 51st state. It wouldn't I don't think it

00:07:06.120 could work that way if we want to have a conversation about it. And I've mentioned before on the live

00:07:10.780 streams and in some reports, I think that I'm willing to have that conversation because at this

00:07:14.980 point, Canada is just a dumpster fire of social, political, economic happenings. It's been mismanaged

00:07:24.920 for the better part of 10 years. We really have nothing in our favor. If someone like Trump and the

00:07:31.760 U.S. wanted to economically devastate us, I think it would be very clearly, very easily to do that.

00:07:38.020 But I don't think taking just Canada as this landmass and covering it over with an American flag

00:07:44.360 and calling it the 51st state would logically make very much sense. I think that Trump is trolling so

00:07:50.480 hard and laughing on the inside at how much traction it's getting and how much it's whipping up the likes

00:07:56.980 of Justin Trudeau and his potential successors and seeing how far he can push it. Like I said, I'm here

00:08:04.160 for a conversation. But I think that he's just doing it to troll really like the peak troll that we've 0.64

00:08:12.040 ever seen. Yeah, I think so, too. I mean, you're right. Even if the Americans took us over, it still 0.55

00:08:18.560 doesn't address the problems of cultural incompatibility between certain parts of this

00:08:22.960 country. Like you might be the 51st state over there. If we wanted to think seriously about it,

00:08:31.000 maybe BC needs to be California North or Washington North. But again, it just points to the fact that

00:08:41.200 like, look, if we're so demoralized, our culture is so broken, our economy is so stagnant, and our

00:08:50.720 military is so decrepit that anybody could take us over if they wanted to. And if it weren't for the

00:08:55.920 friendliness of our neighbor to the south and their constant protection of us, literally, we are just

00:09:03.660 sitting ducks here under Justin Trudeau. And we should do well to remember that when we talk about

00:09:09.120 our American friends. But as Danielle Smith points out, once you take oil and gas out of the equation,

00:09:16.580 Canadians buy more from the United States than they buy from us. And we should also remind our American 0.51

00:09:21.980 friends that we actually sell oil and gas to you at such a reduced rate that you cannot produce it

00:09:27.700 for what we're selling it to you for. And your refineries are equipped to take Canadian heavy

00:09:32.120 oil and gas. So if you don't want our oil and gas, that's fine. But your heavy oil field in Utah is

00:09:38.220 not ready to go and not nearly at capacity. And the other option is Venezuela. So I don't think you want

00:09:45.680 to support a dictatorship in Venezuela, a socialist dictatorship where they eat the zoo animals out

00:09:52.200 of starvation. I'm pretty sure you don't want their heavy oil. You might want friendly Canadian 0.90

00:09:56.820 heavy oil from the great province of Alberta with our conservative premier who's fighting for our jobs.

00:10:02.960 But she's also fighting for your jobs, too, because if you've got to idle down those refineries, 1.00

00:10:07.160 you're in a world of trouble. Those are American jobs that won't be working. So and I think Trump

00:10:13.600 recognizes that, which is why he only threatened to tariff Canadian oil and gas 10% to make it look

00:10:20.280 like he was doing something. And I think that is through the hard work of our premier Daniel Smith.

00:10:25.480 And by the way, I see after my incessant complaints in the live stream, guess who's going to

00:10:30.820 Washington to make the case for Saskatchewan? Yes, it's Scott Moe. I complained and I whined and I

00:10:37.560 moaned and I said, why didn't he do what Daniel Smith did? And now he's going. So hopefully he can

00:10:42.480 save off some some tariffs on Saskatchewan potash, make the case for American farmers who rely on

00:10:52.080 Canadian potash because the alternative is, of course, Russia and some of the other world's 0.93

00:10:57.540 worst places. So there's that. But as Trump said, the threat of tariffs is not going away.

00:11:05.260 And he promises 25% tariffs on steel and aluminum imports from Canada. So we've got Doug Ford losing

00:11:17.100 his marbles again because he didn't go and talk to the Americans. He talked about them, didn't talk

00:11:22.420 to them. And Legault, who's like, maybe we need a pipeline, maybe we don't. Now he's mad too. So

00:11:28.360 uh, I don't know. Why didn't your, why didn't your premier just go talk, talk to Trump? I don't

00:11:37.020 know. A little diplomacy goes a long way that, and that's team Canada, right? They're part of this

00:11:42.680 agreement, interprovincial federal agreement, as though they're advocating and uniting under this

00:11:50.020 renewed umbrella of team Canada. And as you said, Sheila, we're all in it together. And remember,

00:11:56.940 the government has your back. And now this is like renewed COVID talking points 2.0. And then you

00:12:04.180 have premiers like Saskatchewan premier Scott Moe, Alberta premier Danielle Smith, who are actually

00:12:10.220 being reasonable, logical diplomats in all of this chaos and mayhem. And they've left this, you know,

00:12:19.140 quote unquote, team Canada approach, the same approach that decimated small businesses across the

00:12:26.480 country with COVID lockdowns, didn't advocate for them, but rather implemented legislation to kill

00:12:32.860 them, saw the most, the largest wealth transfer of our time from the private sector to the public

00:12:42.120 sector throughout all of that. And this is the team Canada that was responsible for all of those

00:12:48.360 measures that decimated our small business sector, decimated the livelihoods of Canadians,

00:12:54.260 pushed out innovation, entrepreneurship, ownership, and bloated the private or the public sector

00:13:03.460 at three times the rate of the private. And now we have this bloated, perpetually bloated bureaucracy

00:13:10.480 that can't even function, doesn't, doesn't even do any sort of good for the Canadian people. So

00:13:16.380 when Trump talks about this 51st state staff and, and Canada would do well being a 51st state,

00:13:21.940 you know, I'm here for the doge. I want to see a department of government efficiency because I see

00:13:27.860 the bloat, I see the ineptitude, I see the lack of accountability, the lack of transparency, the waste.

00:13:33.040 I mean, you've just launched that campaign, Sheila, highlighting the global affairs squanderings like 1.00

00:13:38.220 they've done with USAID. And if that's the things that start to shift and change in Canada,

00:13:44.080 if we have those discussions, then I mean, a hundred percent, I'm here for it.

00:13:48.320 Yeah. Yeah. Thanks for mentioning expose the waste. It's expose the waste.com. All of us at

00:13:54.880 Rebel News are sort of picking off some of the stories of just the liberal government, ridiculous

00:14:01.260 DEI waste and legacy projects that are just bananas. Like for example, the story that I did today,

00:14:12.380 it's, it's, it's not one of the larger known stories, but it's so like chef's kiss, perfectly

00:14:17.280 liberal. The liberals gave $50,000 for through global affairs, for some reason to a photography

00:14:26.860 exhibit done by multimillionaire rock singer, Brian Adams. For those of you who don't remember,

00:14:36.060 Brian Adams terrorized our ears for 18 weeks straight in 1991, because his song was

00:14:42.280 featured prominently on the soundtrack of Robin Hood, Prince of Thieves, everything I do,

00:14:47.340 I do it for you. And you, everywhere you went, that's all you could hear. I'll never forgive

00:14:52.240 him for that, but that is not my dislike of this project. He's a rich dude. Why are we giving him

00:14:58.340 $50,000 to feature his hobby of photography? Well, I'll tell you why, because guess who was in it

00:15:05.780 as one of the prominent Canadians featured Justin Trudeau doing his signature, like with his sleeves

00:15:13.880 rolled up, because that's how he thinks people who do actual things for a living, how they dress.

00:15:18.760 Yeah. So they spent $50,000 giving a multimillionaire rock singer money to work on his little side hobby.

00:15:29.080 Um, and the only reason they did it is because Justin Trudeau was prominently featured as one

00:15:33.420 of the people photographed and just, that's what you do when you're like, do I buy the two liter jug

00:15:38.860 of milk or the four liter jug of milk? Because Justin Trudeau is taxing me to death. This is what he's

00:15:45.000 doing with your money. So anyways, it's expose the waste.com. Um, if you're on X, keep tweeting out

00:15:50.280 those crazy stories and, uh, who knows, you might just see a rebel news journalist, pick one of them off

00:15:55.700 and include it in the garbage pile of stories from the Justin Trudeau liberals. The dumpster fire that 0.92

00:16:04.060 is the Canadian government's bureaucratic floated waste, where we need a doge, bring doge to Canada,

00:16:10.720 make government accountable again, is what I'm saying. And I mean, here in Canada, we have

00:16:15.760 our leader of the official opposition, uh, conservative leader, Pierre Polyev, who seems to be

00:16:21.720 becoming more and more conservative as time goes on. Um, so yeah, he's slowly getting there in some

00:16:29.700 areas, um, more than others, but, um, he warrens ahead of these re threatened tariffs, uh, that

00:16:37.140 front runner, liberal front runner, Mark Carney, who has been Justin Trudeau's, um, behind the scenes

00:16:44.340 right-hand man for the last few years as his financial and economic advisor. Yeah. And you

00:16:51.060 know, well, Christy, all the bad things, sorry to interrupt, but like all the bad things that we

00:16:56.340 lived through over the last five years, the COVID overspending, the bailout programs, the inflationary

00:17:04.320 spending, the size and scope and bloat of government, uh, the blocked pipelines, the DEI nonsense. Guess who

00:17:11.680 that was? That was Mark Carney. Cause Justin Trudeau's brain is like an empty bucket. And all you just

00:17:17.260 do is pour bad ideas into it. Like here's the world economic forum with their buckets of water

00:17:21.840 carried by Chrystia Freeland and Mark Carney poured into his empty brain. And then he pukes it out on the

00:17:27.620 rest of us. Anyways, I mean, he's an actor, he's a drama teacher. He's the perfect person to have these

00:17:32.860 bad ideas and then act them out on the global stage front and center, because that is his only skill

00:17:38.480 is drama and acting. Um, and so, so yeah, we have Mark Carney who is vying for liberal leadership

00:17:47.260 with former finance minister, Chrystia Freeland, who was kind of the front person, but Mark Carney

00:17:53.220 who claimed he was an outsider, which is so incredibly laughable because he's been nothing

00:17:58.260 but an insider for the last few decades. Uh, and especially as you said, the last half of a decade,

00:18:04.160 but Polyev is calling them out because this, this carbon tax on steel production will just

00:18:12.040 completely decimate Canadian steel, um, ahead of also Trump threatening to target that industry.

00:18:19.200 We need to do away with Mr. Carney's carbon tax. This is another thing. Carney told CTV

00:18:27.580 about 10 days ago, he's going to bring in a new tax, a new carbon tax on Canadian industry.

00:18:35.600 He mentioned steel. Can you imagine what it would do to our country? If at the same time,

00:18:43.500 Donald Trump hits our steel industry with a tariff, Mark Carney brings in a massive new carbon tax.

00:18:51.560 My friends, there will be no steelmaking in Canada and we will lose the most fundamental strategic

00:19:00.540 building block of an economy and frankly, our national security. These radical policies

00:19:09.020 are, have not worked in the last nine years and they will be a catastrophe if they are allowed to

00:19:14.540 continue for a fourth term of the Carney Trudeau liberals. That's why we need a strong Canada first

00:19:24.120 common sense, conservative government that will, yes, ax taxes, build homes, fix budgets and stop crime

00:19:30.540 that will bring home production and paychecks by repealing anti-energy laws that will build pipelines,

00:19:37.140 unapologetically build pipelines, dig mines, LNG liquefaction plants that will pass a bring it home

00:19:43.980 tax cut to, to, to, to bring back the half trillion dollars that the Carney Trudeau liberals have given

00:19:50.480 to the Americans. We will take back control of our borders with more border guards. We will cut foreign 1.00

00:19:58.580 aid in order to rebuild our military, reclaim our North, put Canadians back in charge of their lives 1.00

00:20:05.500 and the freest nation on earth. Canada first, Canada here, Canada now, Canada forever. Let's bring it home.

00:20:16.520 You know, I think that's the first time I've heard him say that he's going to cut foreign aid.

00:20:21.000 Yeah, I think that was the very first time as he was talking there, I was like, man, he looks cold.

00:20:26.140 Uh, I wonder what the temperature is in a Callaway. Cause you can tell, I know that feeling. Like if

00:20:33.060 you're from Alberta, you know it, especially if you've had to try to film outside when it's this

00:20:37.200 cold, uh, your face starts to actually freeze up and your lips don't work properly. So it feel it's

00:20:41.900 sort of like you're drunk or you have like cotton in your mouth where you can't really talk. Cause

00:20:46.720 nothing is working like the lower or your outer extremities on your lips. They just don't work.

00:20:52.160 And I was like, man, what is the temperature in a Callaway? Minus 21. I was like, Oh dang,

00:20:56.960 it's warmer in a Callaway than it is here today. So I'm just safely in my basement with my space

00:21:02.840 heater. But, uh, he mentioned, uh, LNG there and, uh, Trump just struck a big deal with Japan

00:21:10.460 to sell them LNG. Now Justin Trudeau has said that there was no business case to sell countries like

00:21:18.040 Germany and Japan liquefied natural gas. It's like billions and billions and billions and billions

00:21:24.880 and billions of dollars that they want to buy from us and huge projects. Um, and he has just

00:21:30.420 not bothered to push them forward. He's put up regulatory hurdles so that they can't get done.

00:21:37.040 And just as recently as I think it was two months ago, I did a story on it. Cause

00:21:41.480 what was notable to me was that, uh, Trump met with, uh, Japan's prime minister and, or not Trump,

00:21:51.520 sorry, Trudeau met with Japan's prime minister. And on the Japanese readout of the meeting,

00:21:56.580 they said they brought forward the issue of buying LNG one more time. I think that's the third or

00:22:02.220 fourth time they've brought it up with Trudeau, but it was conveniently left off the Canadian readout

00:22:07.580 of the same meeting. So Trudeau is trying to bury the fact that these countries keep coming to Canada

00:22:14.180 and saying, we would very much like to buy your liquefied natural.

00:22:18.000 Sure. I think Elon let me down. I think I'm frozen, Sheila. It's not you. It's me.

00:22:38.540 Okay. I thought Elon let me down. Um, yeah, so it's been years and years that these countries have

00:22:44.040 been asking us for liquefied natural gas. And, uh, now that Trump's in power, uh, he says,

00:22:49.300 fine, if Canada won't sell it to you, we're here for you. And, uh, I, I hope it's not too late for

00:22:55.280 us. That's all. Yeah. Well, and I mean, the 51st state threats show that we have to start taking

00:23:02.960 things like that very seriously, because if there were to be a threat of, you know, invasion, I mean,

00:23:10.120 we already kind of have that happening here at home. We have Chinese interference in our 0.89

00:23:15.580 parliamentary affairs that we don't know the full scope and breadth of that, which parliamentarians

00:23:22.960 have been compromised by foreign interference and meddling in our institutions and our democracy

00:23:28.820 and our elections. Um, I guess we have to kind of be a little bit careful what we say here on YouTube,

00:23:33.800 since we are trying to potentially be re-monetized and, um, election misinformation happens to be

00:23:41.380 one of the, uh, sacred covenants that you cannot discuss on the YouTube censorious platform. But,

00:23:50.560 uh, and then of course we have the, the India issue, China issue, and then the threats of, 0.66

00:23:57.680 of foreign nations and our military is too preoccupied with DEI nonsense to hire people

00:24:04.680 based on actual merit. Um, I'm, I'm pretty sure that our military capacity capacity is actually

00:24:10.020 absolutely abysmal combined with the fact that most of our, um, equipment is rusted out old and

00:24:17.380 decrepit. So every which way that you look at Canada right now, which I hope Trump is trolling

00:24:23.380 because if he were serious, I mean, you look at the state of affairs, it wouldn't be overly difficult.

00:24:29.940 And I don't want to give any ideas. Um, but Paul Yev is taking a hard stance against all of this. And

00:24:36.260 he has said that president Trump is wrong. We will never be a 51st state. And I think this was a tweet

00:24:43.780 that he put out, um, where he said also Canada is and always will be a proud, sovereign, independent

00:24:51.360 nation. And that's how I'd like it to be. I think that we should, you know, maintain that diplomacy,

00:24:55.640 have those discussions. How can we lean on what our U S counterparts are doing, overhauling the

00:25:01.420 bureaucracy, bringing back accountability, cutting that bureaucratic waste and serving Canadians first.

00:25:08.600 And as they're doing in America, serving Americans first, putting them first, rebuilding their, um,

00:25:14.460 strength and security on that global scale, but also obviously by building that and starting that at

00:25:20.340 home, I think Canada would do well to follow closely in those footsteps. And that's the conversation

00:25:27.040 that I'm here for. Uh, I think we should maybe just cut to a, an ad break Sheila, or do we have

00:25:33.220 a rumble ad read that's ready to go yet? I don't see one here. I don't see one yet. I was just going to

00:25:41.820 touch on, I don't know why I Googled Warren Kinsella's name. Oh yes. This idea that, um,

00:25:48.400 uh, that, you know, there's, uh, let me just go back a bit. So Warren Kinsella, he is a liberal

00:25:59.240 strategist who was hired. If I recall correctly in 2019, um, uh, I'm trying to remember who hired him,

00:26:10.080 the Daisy group, uh, which is more in Kinsella's operation. Anyways, they were hired to go after

00:26:17.760 the PPC and call them a bunch of haters. So never forget that. Um, but, uh, he, the other day

00:26:25.160 tweeted something along the lines of who would take up arms to defend Canada. He's a liberal strategist.

00:26:32.280 Now this is where the liberals are on, on, uh, team Canada. Uh, you're taking my guns away. Cause

00:26:38.920 you don't think I have a right to defend myself with them and you want to send them to Ukraine 1.00

00:26:42.640 so that the Ukrainians can defend themselves against Russians with my guns. But, uh, I'm not,

00:26:48.020 uh, I don't have a right to self-defense in Canada, except now the liberals say I have a right to

00:26:53.380 self-defense. If only I take up arms against the Americans. I don't know if you guys saw that. 0.91

00:26:59.140 It's going to be hard to find on X because Warren Kinsella has like literally everybody under the sun

00:27:03.640 block, but it's just interesting to see how, uh, the liberals and the liberal brain trust are sort

00:27:10.780 of all over the place on this issue. It's team Canada, except when it comes to Alberta, don't use

00:27:15.900 guns except when it comes to the Americans. And by the way, do you think the threat of, uh, killing

00:27:20.640 Americans is going to go very far when you have a liberal strategist saying that in the middle of

00:27:25.140 tariff negotiations? Like, it seems a little bit crazy. Like it's just, um, mental and just to,

00:27:33.060 cause I know we have the time, uh, to, to while we wait on, uh, uh, rumble ad to come. Oh, we've got

00:27:39.100 one now. Um, the idea that, uh, sticking a carbon tariff on upstream manufacturing, oil and gas, steel

00:27:49.500 production, concrete production, uh, somehow doesn't hurt the consumer that all gets passed

00:27:55.200 along. And that was Mark Carney's idea was, well, we'll just take it off the consumer stuff. We'll

00:27:59.420 put it all upstream. We'll put it on the big companies. Well, that does two things kills job.

00:28:03.620 Well, three things kills jobs, stirs investment in this country, and then adds increased costs of

00:28:09.340 manufacturing, which touches on everything that you buy, move, sell, trade, and do in this country.

00:28:15.300 Um, but, um, I was watching from as late as I think it was June, uh, Mark Carney's parliamentary

00:28:25.020 appearances at, uh, Senate committee on banking when he was trying to push forward this banking

00:28:31.620 bill that thankfully died. Um, when the liberals prorogued parliament that would enforce the DEI

00:28:37.800 call it enforce it on banks. Now banks do it just for, cause they're woke, but it would enforce

00:28:44.640 that even on like credit unions and stuff like, so if you try to escape the big banks and go to a

00:28:49.120 local credit union that isn't woke, they were going to impose this on the Canadian financial

00:28:53.980 sector. And Mark Carney was there testifying to the importance of it. And he was asked like,

00:28:59.160 do you support the carbon tax, Justin Trudeau's carbon tax? And he's like, I support things that

00:29:04.420 work. And so like, they asked him like three times and he would take like three minutes and he never

00:29:08.500 said yes or no. So, uh, I, now I think he would probably say, I don't support Justin Trudeau's

00:29:14.940 carbon tax, but I support my carbon tax. Exactly. Spoken like a true liberal who never actually

00:29:20.480 answers the question, but takes a insanely long time and mental gymnastics to blurt out some sort

00:29:27.000 of word salad. Yeah. Uh, by the way, uh, Warren Kinsella tells people, it's calls people who, uh,

00:29:35.880 are not explicitly against Donald Trump. Uh, he calls them Vichy Canadians as in the Vichy France

00:29:44.360 collaborators with the Nazis. Again, going a long way in those trade negotiations. When you have a 0.79

00:29:51.820 longstanding part of the liberal brain trust, making these sort of, uh, comments, calling,

00:29:57.980 uh, Trump the mango Mussolini because he thinks he's so clever and Canadians who are pro Trump,

00:30:03.800 I guess, pro gun rights, pro oil and gas, pro free speech. We are just like Nazi collaborators. 0.86

00:30:09.540 Good, good call buddy. You know who that does favors to the actual Nazis? Cause it makes just free

00:30:15.920 speech conservatives who think that Trudeau is doing a bad job in trade negotiations. It makes us akin to

00:30:21.440 the worst creatures that ever walked the face of the earth. Good job. Good job. Liberals not seeming

00:30:27.740 crazy or anything there. Uh, we've got a, uh, read from truth social, uh, Olivia, do we have a,

00:30:33.900 a rebel news ad read after this or rebel news ad after this? Okay. We'll hit an ad after that. Uh,

00:30:42.140 this one is from truth social. So if you want to get, um, maybe what Donald Trump is actually saying

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00:31:25.540 his poll. Would you take up arms to defend Canada? It didn't go the way he thought.

00:31:32.900 That's what you get, dummy. You take their guns and then you ask your liberals, you ask the liberals, 0.64

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00:31:42.580 They wouldn't take up arms to defend themselves and they won't let you to do it either. But,

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00:34:28.260 Mm-hmm. I was uh, when he says like, oh, hi as relevant, I almost say hi back

00:34:33.780 because that's how he calls you like when he answers the phone. It's like, oh, hi

00:34:38.080 And I started saying it back to him. And he now he just realized that I started doing it. Like

00:34:42.320 I answered the phone exactly how he does in every calls and he is only just now figured it out.

00:34:47.840 Um, all right. So, uh, let's go to and we can pop ahead to a few things. Um, Trump, uh, here. Yeah,

00:34:58.880 without the US, the Canada doesn't really have a country. I think this makes the point that I was

00:35:03.680 sort of making earlier that we would do well to remember the friendship of the Americans, uh,

00:35:10.000 in just not, uh, waltzing in and taking the place because they could

00:35:15.040 In the case of Canada, if this should happen, I don't know how they can do it without us

00:35:19.600 because without the US Canada really doesn't have a country. They do almost all of their business with us.

00:35:26.400 And if we say we want our cars to be made in Detroit

00:35:29.200 I like with a stroke of a pen, I can do that. And other things in addition to that would not allow

00:35:37.200 Canada to be a viable venture.

00:35:39.840 Mr. President, you said you're going to honor first responders today.

00:35:47.360 I don't know that we do most of our business with, I mean, there were close ally and trade partner,

00:35:54.400 but I think it was, I was looking it up last week. I thought it was only like 20%

00:35:59.760 of, um, our GDP was trade with the US. Maybe I had that wrong.

00:36:04.000 Um, I think that also, uh, takes into account internal business, like our GDP with each other.

00:36:12.400 Like it, I think it's very clear that they are a single largest export partner.

00:36:16.800 Um, now the thing I wanted to talk about because, uh, being from the oil and gas sector,

00:36:25.680 I might know a little bit about this, but let's just go to, uh, Trudeau saying nothing

00:36:29.680 to reporters as he returns to his hotel. Usually he can't shut up, um, when he sees a camera around,

00:36:35.680 but, uh, things aren't good. And now every time he opens his mouth, uh, he says something stupid 1.00

00:36:42.000 about Donald Trump. So maybe he's taking some advice and shutting up. I don't know. Let's see. 1.00

00:36:54.320 Is Canada a viable country?

00:36:58.800 Is Canada a viable country?

00:37:01.760 Who asks that?

00:37:02.720 I wonder how the mainstream media feels being shunned by Trudeau, like how we're repeatedly

00:37:07.200 treated by him out in the field and in his own leadership debate question Q and a period.

00:37:15.280 Yeah. Uh, that's odd for Trudeau. Cause that's, I think that was foreign media there. Um,

00:37:22.560 he loves to talk to the foreign media. He is, he fancies himself to be a darling to the foreign media.

00:37:29.840 And now they're just shouting questions at him like the rambunctious rebels.

00:37:34.960 Instead of him, he's stopping to show off his socks as he gets out of the, uh, limo.

00:37:41.120 He's in Paris right now for, um, the artificial intelligence summit. I mean, something

00:37:48.320 artificial intelligence, if we're all here for that discussion, how, and why can that summit not be

00:37:55.520 attended by zoom, right? This is another case in point where Justin Trudeau, who lectures everybody

00:38:01.840 on their carbon footprint and has implemented a sweeping indiscriminate carbon tax on Canadians

00:38:09.600 is globe trotting every which way to attend these globalist summits. Um, and this time it's on

00:38:17.280 artificial intelligence. So I think this could easily have just been done on zoom, but of course

00:38:23.280 it's the backdoor deals, the backdoor meetings and discussions and the schmoozing and the, and the,

00:38:29.680 yeah. And the partying that you just can't miss out on when you're trying to tell everybody else that

00:38:35.360 you can't take a summer vacation because as, um, was it Mark Holland who just became in parliament

00:38:42.720 last year, telling everyone who was going to take, going to take a week long family vacation with

00:38:48.400 their kids, uh, that they were going to burn the planet if they, if they drove or, uh,

00:38:55.440 God forbid flew a plane to get there. Right. And then Justin Trudeau, when he's announcing his

00:39:01.600 response to the tariffs saying, uh, cancel your vacations to the United States and take a family

00:39:08.720 road trip in Canada. And it's like, excuse me, Mark Holland lost his marbles telling me that I would

00:39:13.520 spell the end of the earth as we know it. If I drove around in my SUV a little bit too much now,

00:39:19.440 that's the patriotic thing to do. What, which one am I supposed to do? Like if you were just a 0.99

00:39:25.920 mindless liberal, you would not know what to do with yourself because you would be looking at the

00:39:31.920 liberals for advice about how best to live your life. And you're like, do I listen to Mark Holland

00:39:36.000 in the summer or do I listen to Justin Trudeau right now? And by the way, why is Justin Trudeau at this

00:39:41.360 AI conference? He resigned. He has no business being there. If you are just the like place keeper

00:39:47.920 until the liberals select the new prime minister without allowing Canadians to vote on it. Um,

00:39:54.960 then why are you in Paris except to have a big, uh, how do you do with your globalist friends one last

00:40:01.520 time on our time? A schmooze fest. Yeah. It's like, sit down, take a back seat. Um, let the real adults 0.72

00:40:08.320 take over, but here he has some weird comments apparently from the AI conference where he gave

00:40:13.120 a little speech. Hooray for Trudeau. Do we have that? Governments, the private sector and civil society

00:40:21.520 need to think responsibly about how AI is shaping the world. We cannot let AI pollute social media with

00:40:31.200 empty slop and cunning disinformation. We cannot let it grow even more. The rifts within us. Rifts that are

00:40:40.400 already so deep between the haves, the have nots and the have yachts. Oh, like him. You're the have yachts.

00:40:48.480 We cannot let it drive our citizens further towards cynicism, populism, hopelessness and hatred. AI could

00:40:57.120 unleash the potential of every human being to contribute, to create, to positively impact the

00:41:03.280 world around us. But only if we choose to shape it that way. Oh my goodness. It sounds like he's

00:41:12.240 just paving the way to also put, uh, algorithm and censorship stipulations onto AI because yeah,

00:41:20.400 yeah. Yeah. God forbid we have it generate some things that are, uh, grounded in logic and reasoning

00:41:27.760 and free expression and free speech. Um, or just, what do you call it? The slop?

00:41:33.840 The slop. He called it slop. And by that, he probably means those slop, those fun AI generated

00:41:40.000 cartoons of, uh, Freeland and Carney and Trudeau. I don't know if you've seen those are sort of poking

00:41:47.120 around on X. I forget who makes them. Um, but they're pretty funny because they dumped their

00:41:51.680 voices and it's obviously not so like you can tell that it's dubbed. And by the way, you know,

00:41:58.000 it's not real because it's a cartoon. Um, and, uh, they have these little cartoons that make fun of

00:42:05.120 Justin Trudeau and the liberal leadership race. So yeah, of course, somebody as vain and ridiculous as 0.99

00:42:10.400 Justin Trudeau would find that to be slop instead of just, uh, the peasants making fun of the king, 0.99

00:42:16.560 which would really irritate the king. Uh, I want to talk about this thing from the unions.

00:42:23.520 Yes. Cause QP is asking the feds to nationalize countries or companies that threatened to leave

00:42:32.800 Canada for the United States. Uh, and of course they've got the true North has the image of the 0.84

00:42:39.280 raised fist of communism from QP, which is so on the nose. Uh, the Canadian union

00:42:46.400 of public employees is called on the federal government to assert public ownership. Uh,

00:42:51.040 you mean forcibly nationalize, uh, companies in Canadian markets and spend tax dollars to fight

00:43:00.320 back against Trump's imperialism. Uh, this is actual communism. When you just take over a company

00:43:08.800 and you claim it as in the public good, um, if the government can do this to you, why would you

00:43:15.840 ever start a company in Canada? If one day the government can declare, uh, actually we don't

00:43:22.400 like what you're doing with your company. It's ours now. Uh, this is how you scare away investment

00:43:28.960 from Canada forever. This is what the Soviets did. This is what they did to the Kulaks. They took their 0.98

00:43:37.120 lands. They, because they were, um, farmers that were doing well. They weren't just peasants who owned

00:43:43.040 nothing. These were the, like the middle class. This is how you kill the middle class, um, by stopping 0.94

00:43:49.200 their upwardly mobile ambitions through the threat of communism. But this is also exactly what they did in

00:43:56.160 Venezuela with the oil and gas companies. So Venezuela, you would think that it could be

00:44:02.320 like Dubai, right? It should be. It has the world's largest proven reserves of oil and gas,

00:44:09.280 heavy oil that hell wouldn't have there. And yet they are so poor that the people, as I said,

00:44:13.680 off the top of the show are eating the zoo animals out of starvation. Their healthcare system is, uh,

00:44:19.680 third world at best. And, uh, the people are poor and the, what little wealth there is,

00:44:26.240 is concentrated in the government class sound familiar. Um, and that that's because they just

00:44:33.680 started nationalizing companies, uh, in the government's interest. And so what happens companies

00:44:39.760 who would do business there just leave because they're like, we're not going to be next. Thank you

00:44:44.640 very much. And also because you have government bureaucrats running oil and gas companies,

00:44:50.480 uh, they don't succeed. They don't do well. Case in point in Canada, I'll point you to

00:44:57.040 the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion, a $5 billion private sector project that all the government had

00:45:03.040 to do was get out of the way and enforce the law. And then all of a sudden it's a $35 billion,

00:45:08.320 seven times over budget public sector, boondoggle way over budget, way over, um, the timeframe,

00:45:14.400 to be built. And now they don't know what to do with it. Yes. It's oil is flowing, but this could

00:45:19.520 have been done for seven times less and not cost the Canadian taxpayer a dime. And now we're stuck

00:45:24.880 with it. Um, and that's just one, one government run project that should have stayed in the private

00:45:30.960 sector. Imagine now with the government followed CUPE's advice and was like, oh, Meghna, uh, you're

00:45:37.840 trying to go to, uh, move your factories for auto parts into the United States. You belong to us now.

00:45:45.520 Can you imagine how much it would cost to just go and buy a job or part off the shelf in Canadian

00:45:49.760 tire to fix your car? Like it would be something, a part that costs $2 would cost 40 because you had

00:45:56.720 to pay government wages to make it. I mean, it's just, it would just be an absolute disaster. And it's

00:46:03.280 like the socialist unions pretend that what happened in Venezuela doesn't exist at all.

00:46:08.800 Yeah. You'd have to, you'd have to turn a blind eye and we say nationalizing, but really it's,

00:46:13.280 it's seizing, right? This is asking the government to come in and seize private businesses just because

00:46:20.000 they are considering relocating to the U S because Donald Trump is going to help innovation and help

00:46:29.280 growth and get the economy up and moving and running efficiently and effectively. I mean, this is, this

00:46:36.480 is, yeah, full on communism talk. I mean, but CUPE is arguably one of the most, yeah, full of communists,

00:46:45.120 clearly, but also most, one of the most entitled unions in the country. Um, they benefit from taxpayer

00:46:53.280 dollars, right? They're federal workers. And so of course they want the government to come in and seize

00:46:58.480 businesses while turning a blind eye to Ottawa's failures and to even manage its own programs. Uh,

00:47:07.040 the government has done nothing but mismanage the country for 10 years. And you can see that

00:47:14.160 unfolding in the streets right now. I don't understand that they obviously live in this

00:47:17.520 little federal government worker bubble. And what they're doing is just trying to get their more

00:47:22.880 taxpayer money, have no results, even less accountability and protect their, their own jobs

00:47:30.160 and protect their union power at any cost. Yeah. Like imagine the problems and wait times

00:47:36.880 and spending that you see in the Canadian healthcare system. Now take all those problems and plunk them

00:47:44.080 dead center into any supply chain off the top of your head, food, uh, auto parts, manufacturing,

00:47:52.640 oil and gas, uh, the wait times, the delays, the spending, the bureaucrats, the, uh, have you just

00:48:00.080 tried dying instead of getting what you need? Uh, ethos. Yeah. Imagine that just take it from the

00:48:06.160 healthcare system and apply it to the entire Canadian economy. That's what CUPE wants to do. Do you think

00:48:11.360 that's a good idea? I don't let us know in the chat. Um, we do have one here from AMT 60. Thank

00:48:18.160 you very much. Gives $5. Um, says AI will lead to total imprisonment with 15 minute cities, like

00:48:25.120 the Chinese social credit score. You speak against the gov, then your bank account gets shut down,

00:48:30.800 can't buy gas, food, or public transit, or I would say, add that medical treatment, China. I mean, 1.00

00:48:38.080 this isn't, we don't need AI to lead us there. We've already seen that happen. We're there.

00:48:43.760 Ask the freedom convoy. Yeah. The liberals invoked the emergencies act without a clear definition or

00:48:49.760 reasonable grounds to, uh, in terms of a national, an actual tangible evidence-based national security

00:48:56.240 threat. Um, they invoked it because they were embarrassed by the impact we, the blockades and

00:49:03.040 the protests were having on ports of entry with our, again, our largest ally and trade partner,

00:49:09.280 the U S uh, Biden was phoning up Trudeau saying, Hey, what's going on at the borders? It's looking

00:49:14.640 really bad. What are you doing about this situation? So the U S was actually pressuring

00:49:19.840 the liberal government to take action and disband these protests because it was embarrassing

00:49:26.480 them. So we want to talk about foreign interference. Here's another little tidbit of things

00:49:32.880 that were happening on the political, uh, scale throughout the freedom convoy. And this was

00:49:38.400 all discussed last week during, um, the appeal. The Trudeau liberals have appealed justice Mosley's

00:49:45.040 January, 2024 decision, uh, that the invocation of the emergencies act was unreasonable and therefore

00:49:53.520 infringed on the constitutional rights of the protesters and of Canadians and specifically

00:49:57.760 the freezing of protesters bank accounts. And there was two, um, named, uh, applicants or defendants

00:50:06.480 in the case. Um, Edward Cornell, who's a decorated war veteran spent decades serving our country,

00:50:13.040 defending it, defending the right to assembly, the right to freedom of expression. Um, and then

00:50:20.800 also dedicated police officer, Vincent Gerses, who we featured on the platform a few different times

00:50:26.400 about various subjects, mostly to do with, again, free expression, the right to assemble and civil

00:50:33.280 liberties. And, uh, both of these gentlemen had their bank accounts freeze frozen and seized by the

00:50:39.360 government, uh, without any legislative oversight, without any appeal process in place to say,

00:50:45.520 hey, wait a minute, what's going on here? They were told, well, if you have a problem with it,

00:50:50.320 go call, you know, Susie at TD bank in Brampton. It's exactly pretty much verbatim what the one

00:50:55.920 defence lawyer, um, oh, I can't remember, uh, Ector, Blair Ector said to the justices last week.

00:51:03.760 And that is not good enough for such sweeping and overreaching and heavy handed, uh, abuse of power

00:51:11.680 by the government onto its own citizens who worked in the forces to defend the rights and freedoms of

00:51:18.240 Canadians for dedicated and decorated careers. So anyway, getting back to, uh, this comment, I don't think

00:51:24.880 we need to lead anywhere into this because we've already seen it happen. We've seen how easily it

00:51:30.160 can happen. And even when our justice system shows a twinkle of hope that they're going to get it

00:51:37.680 right and rule against these kinds of actions, the government will use our own money to appeal it and

00:51:43.280 fight against the ruling as the Liberals are doing now. Um, I expect the decision will come in, you know,

00:51:48.560 the coming weeks or months, but the justices didn't, didn't specify when they would have the decision

00:51:53.520 on whether or not this appeal will be successful. So we've seen it happen. We don't need AI because

00:51:58.720 the Liberals are doing a great job at it already. Yeah. And I should remind everybody that the banks,

00:52:04.640 there was zero pushback from the banks and, uh, they were just like, oh, you have a hacked list,

00:52:12.160 federal government. You have like the federal government did not come into how they froze the

00:52:17.360 bank accounts with clean hands, by the way. So even if they thought they, which they didn't,

00:52:23.600 because they were advised by CSIS, they did not meet the standard to invoke the emergencies act.

00:52:29.440 They disregarded CSIS's advice and invoked it anyway. And they didn't seek any outside advice,

00:52:36.160 by the way, that came out in the first day of the two day hearing that Tamara covered the second part of,

00:52:40.800 that, but the banks did not push back. So finance Canada or FinTrack at the time, who their main role

00:52:49.600 is to, uh, find the proceeds of crime. They had a hacked list of the names of the people who donated

00:52:58.160 to the freedom convoy. So the, this came to the federal government through an illegal act. The federal

00:53:05.520 government then gave that list to the banks and said, freeze their bank accounts. And you know what the

00:53:10.320 bank said? Sure. They didn't say, Whoa, how did you get this list? Uh, by, by what standard are you

00:53:17.600 expecting us to freeze the bank accounts of our customers? Or for how long do you anticipate we

00:53:23.440 should freeze this? Because as one of the chief justices point pointed out, um, because the federal

00:53:30.400 government keeps saying, Oh, it was a freeze on the bank accounts, not a seize. And the chief justice said,

00:53:35.680 uh, in the end, it doesn't matter because the impact on the person is still the same. And the

00:53:43.120 psychological terror on the person is still the same. So whether you frozen their bank account

00:53:48.000 for an indeterminate amount of time, or you have taken their money, they still do not have the ability

00:53:52.400 to access their money. And you, and they did not know how long it would last. So to the point of

00:53:58.960 you're like, we need AI, um, or we don't need AI, or we should avoid AI because it will bring in social

00:54:05.040 credit. Uh, it's already here and your banks are not prickling against it. They're going along with

00:54:10.000 it already. So, uh, my advice is maybe seek out a good credit union. And the whole intention behind

00:54:16.560 the seizing of bank accounts was to disperse and, uh, get everyone out of Ottawa. But it was really

00:54:23.200 funny. The lawyers, when they were defending, um, the, the, the original applicants, as I mentioned,

00:54:28.800 Gersie's in Cornell stated that it worked to do the opposite because in the case of Edward Cornell,

00:54:34.640 he was residing in new Brunswick. He was hundreds of kilometers away from his home. He didn't have any

00:54:40.320 cash on him. He had no way to buy gas, buy food, get shelter. He actually could not leave the downtown

00:54:48.000 core of Ottawa because he didn't have access to his own money or basic necessities to make his

00:54:54.160 journey back home. And same with, with, uh, Gersie's, he was stuck in Ottawa and relied on

00:54:59.520 the generosity of fellow Canadians and fellow protesters. You know, the same ones that were

00:55:03.840 painted to be far right white supremacist extremists to get them out of that, you know,

00:55:12.320 stagnant situation, stuck situation and be able to make their way back home. It wasn't

00:55:17.520 any thanks to the government that seized their assets for an unknown amount of time

00:55:21.840 and left them stranded in the dead of winter with no food, no shelter, and no way to access

00:55:28.240 their funds to put gas in their vehicles to get out of there. It's absolute madness. And again, it's

00:55:33.200 just, uh, uh, pointing to the, the history of the liberals and an inability to think rationally

00:55:40.480 about the measures that they're taking and what the actual consequences of their actions will be.

00:55:46.400 Because each time we see them put forward a piece of legislation or a policy or whatever they're

00:55:51.600 doing, um, when parliament isn't at a complete shutdown standstill, as it is currently, they don't

00:55:57.280 have the wherewithal to foresee what will actually happen. And I just, the complete ineptitude of this

00:56:05.920 government to have that, um, it's astonishing and astounding. And you saw that pointed out very

00:56:13.440 clearly in front of a Supreme three justices last week. So we'll see how that goes. But I see that

00:56:19.840 I missed a couple of the other rumble. Sorry about that. I kind of just rushed ahead there.

00:56:24.640 Uh, we have one from Colchester. Mike gives $10. Love your shows. Short and sweet. Thank you so much.

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00:56:59.280 choice awards, it was only on December 12th. I think we, we were very behind the ball on that,

00:57:05.840 or maybe, yeah, I think he just announced the, um, the competition on December 20th. But anyway,

00:57:12.880 we did release them. Uh, where is it here? Three weeks ago. Yes. We released it three weeks ago,

00:57:20.880 and it should surprise nobody. Um, so, uh, maybe we can put the link, uh, in the description of this,

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00:57:36.240 Rumble, it's, I think it was three weeks ago, 21 days ago, we did post results of the viewers choice

00:57:41.680 award and it should surprise nobody that our beloved. And we also announced it on X, uh,

00:57:52.880 January 20th. So yeah, three weeks ago, January 20th, that it was our beloved David Menzies taken

00:58:00.160 home first. And then, uh, Avi Amini, who is a cheater because he has an entire continent to vote for him.

00:58:07.520 Uh, he got second and then Dre Humphrey, who did launch a bit of a marketing campaign on her own 1.00

00:58:15.440 behalf, taken in third. So, uh, I don't, it's hard. Like Ezra said, it's hard to pick, uh,

00:58:20.800 your favorites amongst your children. Um, and, but for a forward facing journalist, uh, David Menzies,

00:58:27.200 then Abby, Abby, the cheater, you meanie, and then, uh, Dre Humphreys. So, uh, those are it. So,

00:58:33.440 um, I don't know how you voted to let us know in the chat, maybe how you voted. Uh, did those go

00:58:38.000 how you thought they would have? Uh, I think they did for me. I think they did. Yeah. That was

00:58:43.200 sort of how I thought it would go. David had a big, big year this year. Um, we've got, uh,

00:58:50.600 an ad read and then tomorrow I'll let you pick the next story for us to talk about. Still got a half an

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01:00:02.380 That's 1775coffee.com. Okay. I think we're all caught up. Tamara, what are we going to talk about

01:00:07.760 next? Yeah, well, we mentioned some of the carbon tax nonsense. And so I think this next story is

01:00:14.940 important. It comes out of global news. Small businesses are still being taxed on the carbon

01:00:22.020 rebate. So the carbon tax is sold currently to Canadians as this like saving grace that, yeah,

01:00:28.560 you pay all these taxes and additional fees and increased costs on everything that you buy in the

01:00:36.740 country, thanks to the Liberals' carbon tax. But it's okay because you will be getting rebates back,

01:00:44.380 and especially for small businesses, they will be getting rebates in return. And it's supposed to,

01:00:50.600 you know, it's sold again to the Canadian public by the Liberals who don't think about what the

01:00:55.960 repercussions of their policies and implementations are going to be in the real world, not up in their

01:01:01.600 ivory tower dwelling la la land. And so now you're finding that small businesses are actually being taxed

01:01:09.780 on their carbon tax rebates. So they're basically being taxed on tax. That's the mental gymnastics,

01:01:18.160 again, needed here to make sense of this is absolutely absurd. But here it says small businesses

01:01:24.160 across Canada are still being taxed on their carbon tax rebates, despite a commitment from the former

01:01:31.140 finance minister, that's Chrystia Freeland, that they would be tax free, says the Canadian Federation of

01:01:37.040 Independent Business, CFIB. The business group says it has been informed by the Canada Revenue Agency

01:01:43.380 that the rebate is considered government assistance to taxpayers, and that it's subject to income tax.

01:01:51.020 CRA also said that it told former finance minister Chrystia Freeland, it was told it was, sorry, the CRA

01:01:58.660 also told it that former finance minister said it will be tax free. But, and the fall economic statement

01:02:05.700 made a similar commitment. But regardless, they're going ahead and taxing businesses on this. And

01:02:14.040 thanks to the prorogation of parliament, the situation is not being made any easier, said the

01:02:19.960 president and CEO of the CFIB, Dan Kelly, because only new legislation presented in parliament can

01:02:27.520 override the decision to tax businesses on their carbon tax rebates. This is craziness. And these are

01:02:34.220 small businesses coming out of four years of rolling restrictions, rolling lockdowns, mandates having

01:02:40.920 to take excessive steps to do things like implement very expensive plexiglass barriers, put stickers on

01:02:49.080 the floor to stop the spread of a seasonal respiratory virus, implement hand sanitizing stations at the

01:02:56.980 front doors of all their businesses, implement capacity restrictions, mask, putting little

01:03:04.040 mask boxes and supplying people with with masks and sanitizer and taking all of these measures to try to

01:03:13.220 adhere to government restrictions, stipulations, mitigating the viral spread of COVID-19 in their

01:03:22.960 businesses. And now they're being hit once again, by the liberals with this absolute absurd taxation on

01:03:30.740 a tax that has negatively affected their bottom line and made everything more expensive for

01:03:38.120 everyone. This goes to show the absolute absurdity. I mean, we've talked about it. We just mentioned

01:03:45.280 the freezing of bank accounts and the government's inability to think about the long-term repercussions

01:03:51.080 of what they're doing. And here is once again, another case in point of that.

01:03:55.980 Well, and I like the government's excuse for that. So what they said is, what's the reason here?

01:04:10.740 I'm trying to find it here because I have the CP version, but it should be the same as the global

01:04:16.900 news version. I think it was the government said that it is government assistance. And so that's why

01:04:22.900 you're getting taxed. It's not a refund. It's on a tax that you paid, right? Because if you got a refund

01:04:30.860 on your taxes, you wouldn't pay taxes on that. They're saying, no, this is government assistance.

01:04:37.500 Well, then perhaps you could stop calling. Yeah. The rebate is considered government assistance to

01:04:41.680 taxpayers and therefore it's subject to income tax. Then you should quit calling it a rebate because the

01:04:48.460 actual definition of a rebate is a refund that a customer receives after purchasing a product or

01:04:56.200 paying for a service. So they changed the name to the carbon tax rebate. And then now once people are

01:05:04.820 like, okay, but you're not treating this like a rebate, they're like, oh, well, that's because it's

01:05:07.960 not a rebate. It's government assistance. So then just call it a government carbon vote buying scheme

01:05:15.020 because that's what it is. Well, and the government sold this to Canadians again and these and these

01:05:20.840 businesses as though it was carbon neutral or sorry, it was revenue, revenue neutral. And so we're going

01:05:27.860 to tax you, but it's not actually going to mean anything because we're going to give it back to you in

01:05:32.920 the form of rebate. But you'll now also be taxed on whatever you get back in your rebate. The one of the

01:05:40.120 final sentences here in the bottom of the article from Dan Kelly, the CEO and president of the CFIB

01:05:46.600 says, if the government is collecting corporate income tax on the carbon tax rebate checks, well,

01:05:51.700 then it's hardly revenue neutral. And the Canadian press requested comment from CRA in the office of

01:05:58.380 the Minister of Finance and Intergovernmental Affairs, Dominic LeBlanc. But I'm guessing they didn't

01:06:02.840 hear back because there's no response in here, which is unsurprising.

01:06:06.540 They're too busy campaigning for Carney right now. They're too busy on the campaign trail for Mark

01:06:10.620 Carney. We'll get to that in a second. Now, let's just bump ahead to the fentanyl stuff. So

01:06:18.800 this is from the Bureau. Exclusive how the RCMP, CBSA and Trudeau government lost the US trust in the

01:06:25.900 fentanyl fight. Could it have something to do with all the super labs we have in this country and also

01:06:31.740 our government giving fentanyl to people? So several veterans of Canadian law enforcement

01:06:39.180 argue that while President Donald Trump's critiques of Canada's mishandling of fentanyl

01:06:42.960 trafficking and border security are politically charged and often harsh, they underscore an

01:06:47.640 uncomfortable reality. Canada is increasingly perceived as compromised, either incapable or

01:06:52.200 unwilling to confront entrenched transnational criminal networks. American and Canadian sources

01:06:57.480 alike describe a nation whose law enforcement agencies are in disarray, inhibited by suspected

01:07:02.540 infiltration at the highest levels, obstructing investigations into billion dollar drug networks

01:07:08.160 and money laundering operations. They point to the notorious case of Cameron Ortis, a Canada's

01:07:15.500 former top intelligence official who is convicted of leaking Five Eyes signals intelligence to some of

01:07:21.760 the world's most dangerous Iranian state-sponsored criminals. His case, still cloaked in national

01:07:26.920 security secrecy, is believed to have also involved Chinese espionage investigations. But concerned

01:07:32.720 about corruption within Canada's law enforcement and intelligence agencies extend far beyond Ortis

01:07:38.420 himself, according to enforcement experts who spoke on the condition of anonymity due to the sensitivity

01:07:43.800 of this matter. So all that begs the question, or maybe it beggars belief that we do not have quite yet

01:07:53.240 a fentanyl czar. And that was like the one thing that Trump really wanted us to deal with. It was the one

01:07:59.780 thing Daniel Smith was like, Trump says he wants us to have a fentanyl czar. Let's get one immediately

01:08:04.300 yesterday. And here we are, a week and a bit out from our reprieve from impending tariffs, and we still

01:08:14.320 don't have a fentanyl czar in the way that Trump would like. We've got Doug Ford urging lame duck Prime

01:08:23.840 Minister Justin Trudeau to appoint a fentanyl czar. Are these guys, is their bromance over? Or is it?

01:08:34.300 And we need the Trudeau government to get on with naming the fentanyl czar. It's been seven days,

01:08:43.300 it's been a whole week. This can't be the speed we operate at. Prime Minister Trudeau, I'm urging you,

01:08:50.420 name the fentanyl czar today, name them now. As we stare down the threat of tariffs and growing economic

01:08:58.140 risks from south of the border, risk that will last through the next four years. I want to say,

01:09:04.280 reiterate what I've said before. What I've said from the very beginning, Canada and the United States

01:09:12.540 are the strongest when we work together.

01:09:17.080 Finally, wanting to work together, be diplomatic. But as you mentioned, Sheila, Canada, the government is

01:09:25.060 one of the largest fentanyl dealers. So why would they want to appoint a czar to mitigate or quell

01:09:32.740 their own dealings? And specifically, when it comes to fentanyl, later on in that article, I think,

01:09:40.060 just before the end, two paragraphs up, Canada's largest ever money laundering investigation,

01:09:46.320 e-pirate, was directly linked to Sam Gore, a fact not widely disclosed. According to a Canadian source,

01:09:52.440 the investigation collapsed in late 2019 after a police witness was exposed, resulting in a high

01:10:01.760 profile failure in federal court. Since then, Sam Gore's leaders have continued to exploit Canada

01:10:07.320 for fentanyl trafficking and money laundering, facing little resistance. e-pirate uncovered how

01:10:13.860 their operations funneled billions in drug cash through British Columbia government casinos,

01:10:19.240 hundreds of Chinese bank accounts, and vast pools of illicit funds circulating throughout

01:10:25.820 Latin America. This is a scathing report from the Bureau. Just further up, I meant to actually start

01:10:34.180 here. It said, at the center of U.S. government alarm, sources believe is the case of Sam Gore,

01:10:39.180 one of the world's most powerful triad drug trafficking networks, with reported links to Chinese

01:10:44.960 Communist Party operatives, according to U.S. government experts such as David Asher. And they

01:10:52.340 said Australia had tried to warn Canada about this threat, about Sam Gore, also known as the company,

01:10:59.200 long before the RCMP recognized it as a major transnational syndicate. You know, and again,

01:11:04.540 this is all just falling on deaf ears. Sam Gore's links Southeast Asian drug networks responsible for

01:11:10.180 trafficking tens of billions of dollars in fentanyl and methamphetamine to global operations involving

01:11:16.140 Latin American cartels and large-scale money laundering. And then it goes on with what I've just read

01:11:22.280 there. As I said, this is a scathing report. And again, it's just been swept under the rug, ignored,

01:11:30.280 and go along to get along by the Liberal government since 2019, at least, at the very least.

01:11:41.660 Yeah. We've also got Daniel Smith, her tweeting that it's been a full week since U.S. President

01:11:48.560 Donald Trump and the Canadian government reached a border security agreement that included a 30-day

01:11:52.760 window. So we're now 23 days left on that. To demonstrate our nation's commitment to securing

01:12:00.260 our shared border against fentanyl trafficking and illegal migration. Who do you think? And see,

01:12:08.140 like, let's keep going. Alberta's perplexed and concerned by the delay in appointing this 0.96

01:12:12.320 fentanyl czar and calls on the government to do so without further delay. There's much work to be

01:12:16.540 done. And while efforts to strengthen border security and crackdown on fentanyl trafficking have

01:12:20.480 begun across the country, these efforts will have limited effect without a federal need to coordinate

01:12:25.480 the national response. And she's going, as she said, with her fellow premiers to Washington, D.C.,

01:12:31.800 to advocate on behalf of their provinces without the help of the federal government. Now,

01:12:36.480 I'm concerned about who the federal government would choose as their fentanyls are. I saw a rumor on X,

01:12:43.360 and it's so far just a rumor. I haven't heard anything from anybody in the know. Brenda Luckey,

01:12:49.260 former commissioner of the RCMP, the one who just, every time he turned around, she was hugging Justin

01:12:54.600 Trudeau. I'm also worried that they might choose somebody as incapable as Bill Blair. I'm worried

01:13:02.960 that maybe they might choose somebody like Bonnie Henry, when they probably should be choosing somebody

01:13:07.780 like Mike Ellis, the public safety minister here in Alberta, who is a former police officer who has

01:13:16.820 taken like a zero compromise approach on fentanyl trafficking. And couple that with our addictions

01:13:28.840 procedures here in Alberta, we are people who take this seriously. And, you know, like they've stepped

01:13:34.200 up the, because Justin Trudeau's bail reform has failed. We monitor Justin Trudeau's bail releases here

01:13:41.700 in Alberta on our own, expanding the sheriffs to do that. So that's, that would be like my fantasy

01:13:47.700 football pick for who should be the fentanyl czar, but I'm worried we're going to get Bonnie Henry. 0.98

01:13:52.880 Oh, this is a great idea. Can we actually do like a fantasy border czar draft?

01:13:57.700 Who would you pick? That would be so, that'd be really fun to do, but we don't have a federal government,

01:14:03.220 right? Whether, right. Justin Trudeau prorogued parliament. So all parliamentary affairs and

01:14:08.140 business is frozen at a complete standstill. And then he resigned, despite the fact that he's still

01:14:14.060 apparently somehow quasi leading Canada as the lame duck sitting outgoing prime minister. But we don't

01:14:23.520 have, who, who's going to actually appoint this person? Is it going to be Trudeau? Is it going,

01:14:29.880 we don't have a federal government, nothing's functioning right now on the federal level.

01:14:34.460 amid such tumultuous times and relationships with the U.S. This is why the court hearing that's going

01:14:44.020 to be happening this week on the 14th, I believe it's the 13th and 14th or the 14th and 15th,

01:14:49.880 there is a motion filed by the Canadian constitutional center. Yeah. CCF. Yeah. Foundation.

01:14:57.000 Foundation. Yeah. Foundation. Thank you. Um, to unparogue parliament, to get it back up and running.

01:15:03.460 Justice center. Justice center. I think it's the lead on that. Yeah. Justice center for constitutional

01:15:07.660 freedoms. With, um, Aris Lavranos, I believe it is. And one other, um, named party in there. Uh,

01:15:14.800 but so we'll see if they're successful in unparoguing parliament and getting them back in business,

01:15:20.640 because I have a sneaky suspicion that the only reason why no one has been appointed to be the

01:15:24.900 borders are is because we don't actually have anyone who is, I mean, obviously competent or

01:15:30.780 capable of picking that in the liberal party at least, but there is no federal government as it

01:15:35.500 stands now. As soon as parliamentary business resumes, I suspect there'll be a vote of non-confidence

01:15:40.800 and election will be triggered. Um, because whoever is comes into Trudeau's role as his successor

01:15:47.500 will not have been elected by anyone in Canada to lead the country. And, uh, as it stands pre

01:15:55.220 prerogation of parliament, there was two fringe minority parties banded together to form an unofficial,

01:16:01.760 uh, coalition or sorry, an unofficial majority government thereby skirting and undermining democracy

01:16:08.760 anyway. So every which way you look at it, it's a mess and Canada is in shambles as a result

01:16:13.660 more than it already was prior to the new year of 2025. Uh, let's move ahead from, uh, the,

01:16:21.660 the tariffs and the borders are stuff just for a second, because, uh, I want to touch on,

01:16:26.580 and we've got 15 minutes left in the show and I want to touch on some of the good work that our new

01:16:31.000 journalist in the UK is doing, uh, Sammy Woodhouse. So British farmers are revolting in the UK,

01:16:39.060 uh, against the government right now, the government is imposing an estate tax on farmers,

01:16:45.860 which will basically make it impossible for them to maintain their family farms within their families. 0.99

01:16:51.540 Because if you give it to your kids and the kids can't pay the estate tax, guess what you have to

01:16:55.880 do? You have to sell the farm and, uh, then a developer swoops in. And so this is being imposed

01:17:02.160 by the labor government. Sammy's there right now. Uh, I'll just read an excerpt from her article.

01:17:07.420 It says many farmers are claiming that the new tax policy, which removes the tax exemption on

01:17:11.340 agricultural assets for farms valued over a million pounds. And if you know anything about

01:17:15.880 the property tax values in the UK, that's not a big family farm will force them to sell their land

01:17:21.100 or be crippled financially. So the protests that she's at is called save British farming tractor

01:17:26.160 rally and dozens of tractors. This is gorgeous to me because we did this in Edmonton during the

01:17:31.760 freedom convoy. Um, it's the save British farming tractor rally, and they've descended

01:17:37.400 on downtown London to block the streets of Westminster. It's beautiful to me to see.

01:17:43.320 Um, yeah, we have a clip here too of Sammy. We could maybe just play, I think it's just

01:17:47.960 a 40 second one where she's kind of introducing the scene and you can see all the tractors in

01:17:51.400 the back. It looks really fun. Maybe we should just play that one.

01:17:53.880 It's a cold and wet Monday afternoon here in Westminster, but I'm reporting here today

01:17:59.800 in London for the save the British farmers protest. Now there's thousands expected to arrive here in

01:18:06.520 London today to support our British farmers. But why? Well, because they're against the, um,

01:18:11.800 farmers inheritance tax. Now stay tuned throughout the day because I'll be bringing you all the updates

01:18:16.920 and find out exactly why it's so important to support our British farmers. And of course,

01:18:22.840 you can head over to protect sammy.co.uk to support all my journalism. I'm Sammy Woodhards reporting

01:18:30.440 with Rebel News.

01:18:32.760 Yeah, she's doing a great job over there. And it looks like, uh, the postings on X are doing

01:18:38.680 really well too, having good reach because otherwise people don't know that, you know,

01:18:43.160 the mainstream media is silent on these sorts of things and giving a voice to the little guy.

01:18:48.680 And so otherwise you don't know that these things are happening globally. Um, and in solidarity,

01:18:55.000 you know, to a lot of the things and the same sort of policies that are happening here

01:18:59.240 in North America as well. And I think that as you see these, this magnitude of protests and the use

01:19:05.640 of heavy equipment, um, it really leans and lends from the freedom convoy that we had here in 2022,

01:19:12.520 the absolute, um, ingenuity of that protest to assemble in a grassroots manner and bring their

01:19:20.840 big rigs in such a way that they could affect real change and get the government to pay attention

01:19:29.080 was something that we had never seen before. And now you're seeing it happen all over the world

01:19:33.960 in the same manner. Uh, yeah, I just, so people understand what we're dealing with here as

01:19:40.600 farmers, as agricultural producers, a million pounds is not very much money when you're thinking

01:19:46.360 about, uh, even a small farming operation that usually won't even cover the cost of the land.

01:19:51.800 But you know, when you're like one piece of farming equipment, let's say a, uh, combine anywhere from

01:19:58.040 a hundred thousand to $800,000, uh, just for one piece of farming equipment. So you have

01:20:04.040 generationally built up. I mean, I'm looking at these tractors, a hundred thousand dollars,

01:20:07.640 $200,000, $250,000. Um, for me, when I looked at the convoy, the border blockade and in, uh,

01:20:16.040 coots, I was like, wow, look at all the money and farming equipment that's there. Um, and you know,

01:20:23.480 so when, oh, and there's a little, what is it? Uh, international case IH right there, a little

01:20:29.640 old guy. Um, but, um, you know, like there's a lot of money tied up in farm equipment. Farmers are

01:20:35.920 like cash poor and equipment and land rich. And that doesn't really mean anything to the grocery store.

01:20:41.340 And, uh, the liberals are doing something very similar here in Canada with, uh, their capital gains

01:20:47.160 tax, which they've sort of backed off on, but not really. Cause if you've structured your family farm

01:20:52.480 as a corporation and you want to then give that company to your child, um, and you've done that

01:21:00.740 for tax purposes or whatever, ease, whatever, then now when you transfer your company to your child,

01:21:07.820 um, you're getting hit with something very similar, uh, in the form of capital gains tax,

01:21:14.080 which is just an inheritance tax at the end of the day. And then, uh, everybody wonders,

01:21:20.280 where did all the family farms go? Why does Bill Gates own all this land? Why is he growing biofuels

01:21:25.980 instead of food? Um, it starts here. Yeah. Well, and the CRA, the Canada Revenue Agency is attempting

01:21:32.720 to, to collect this capital gains tax at the new inclusion rate without any sort of legislated

01:21:41.180 oversight. Because again, parliament was prorogued when this bill was first, as this bill was being

01:21:46.480 proposed and put through, um, the usual checks and balances of parliament. And they decided,

01:21:53.340 Hey, Oh, well, parliament was prorogued, but we're still going to, you know, full steam ahead for us

01:21:58.380 and our, our tax grab with the capital gains tax. And, uh, just ignored the fact that all

01:22:05.920 parliamentary business is supposed to freeze and be at a standstill and not continue until parliament

01:22:11.420 is back and resuming. And so I think there was a, was it the, uh, taxpayers federation that launched

01:22:16.340 a court challenge against them? And then immediately they backpedaled without actually

01:22:20.800 mentioning that, uh, court case. So that's funny, but this is the exact same sort of thing that's

01:22:25.840 happening over, uh, where Sammy is and covering these British farmers. And, you know, it's, it's the

01:22:32.200 globalist agenda. You'll own nothing and you'll be happy. And this is exactly how they're going ahead

01:22:38.520 to implement and institute these disturbing policies and, uh, transfer more wealth to the

01:22:46.260 top of the top and leave the little guy stranded and eating the bugs. So I was going to say, you

01:22:52.480 know, you don't, you know what you don't need to have a bug farm, lots of land and tractors.

01:22:59.140 And so, you know, once you figure out why, yeah, exactly. Once you figure out why beef is so expensive

01:23:06.720 and you've got to eat like a lizard, um, this is, this is exactly where it starts. You chase the

01:23:12.900 people off their land. Uh, the land is then developed for other things and then food is too

01:23:18.680 expensive. And then all of a sudden you're having your cricket puree in the morning and you're

01:23:23.440 soylent green. Got to love those alternative proteins. Yeah, that's right. People are alternative

01:23:30.300 proteins. Um, if you've watched enough, uh, science fiction as I have, uh, we've got Trent speaking

01:23:36.200 of science fiction, transgender liberal advisor denies biological males have advantages in female 1.00

01:23:42.760 sports. We're going to have to do a little bit of a word dance here to make sure that we can stay

01:23:47.560 on YouTube. But, uh, this is from the Western standard transgender liberal advisor denying that

01:23:55.700 males have, uh, an advantage in sports. Uh, Nathaniel Morin ran as a liberal candidate for MP in Quebec

01:24:04.500 in 2021. So, uh, he had his nomination papers signed. Dang it. I think I just got us kicked off

01:24:12.360 of YouTube. Nathaniel had nomination papers signed. Is it Nathaniel? Nathaniel? Nathaniel? Nathaniel?

01:24:20.160 Yeah. Yeah. Nathaniel. He just changed a couple of letters. Added the L at the end there. And

01:24:27.220 this person, geez, dominated a women's 5k race. Uh, Nathaniel advises liberal MP Marcy Ian,

01:24:38.120 Minister of Women, Gender, Equality, and Youth. In a Wednesday post to Axe, Morin objected to Trump's

01:24:44.420 executive order to ban biological males from competing in women's and girls sports in the United States.

01:24:49.000 Nathaniel posted, under the Trump administration, we will defend the proud tradition of female

01:24:56.520 athletes and we will not allow men to beat up and injure and cheat our women and girls. Okay. So

01:25:02.440 that's what Trump posted. Morin posted that this was tantamount to exclusion, discrimination, and

01:25:08.900 promoting hate. Of course. And since then, Morin has, uh, of course, uh, made Nathaniel's,

01:25:18.100 uh, ex-account private, so we can't really see, but it says that trans athletes are not a threat,

01:25:24.480 transphobia is. Um, anyway, uh, Jonathan Kay replied online pointing out that Morin makes

01:25:33.660 $140,000 a year and is a biologically failed liberal candidate who wins five kilometer road

01:25:40.860 races in the female category. So this is personal for Nathaniel. Oh, I I'm sorry. I can't get over the 0.94

01:25:51.660 name. Uh, wait, it gets better. You know who Nathaniel, I'll say that he, Nathaniel, February 4th,

01:26:03.660 2024, ran a time of 2532 in the female 30 to 39 category, blowing away the second place mod

01:26:11.300 Bison who ran the race six minutes slower at 31 16. Um, Morin's time won the fastest female across 1.00

01:26:24.920 all age categories. Otherwise, Circe. I think that's how you say it. Hoogenrad, a girl in the 10 to 12 0.58

01:26:35.700 age category. Oh my God. These athletes beating the 13 year old girls. It drives me crazy. Uh,

01:26:46.000 she, she ran 26 08, uh, and she would have won the award. Anyway, 40 seconds in that kind of a race 1.00

01:26:58.020 is actually huge. That's, that is huge. This isn't, you know, a margin of a few seconds here or there.

01:27:05.300 That is a large, a major difference that clearly shows and proves the biological advantage of

01:27:15.600 someone who's born a biological male. Yeah. I just wanted to make sure that I didn't name,

01:27:22.880 dead name anybody by saying Nathaniel as articulately as I possibly could. Um, we've got

01:27:31.980 this video from Polly of in the frigid frozen North of a Callowit, uh, today, he slams Mark Carney and 0.79

01:27:41.020 the Trudeau liberals for calling to ban rifles. Uh, and it's true. It's, uh, not just a tool of

01:27:47.660 survival in the North. It's a tool of subsistence harvesting. Uh, you can't afford to eat up there if

01:27:53.920 you're not killing something thanks to the carbon tax. So when the liberals came claim to be all about

01:28:00.020 truth and reconciliation and the most with these bands up in the far North are the indigenous

01:28:06.560 populations and those who rely on hunting and gathering and their traditional modes of, of

01:28:12.380 doing that, of gathering their food, um, and hindering their ability to continue on with their

01:28:19.620 ancestry and the way that they traditionally went about eating. Right. Surviving.

01:28:27.400 Finally, hunting rifles. The Carney Trudeau liberals have said they want to ban hunting rifles.

01:28:33.480 That would be a lethal decision in Northern communities. It's hard for people in the South

01:28:38.800 to understand this, but hunting is not a hobby in the North. It is actually, uh, a survival. Uh,

01:28:45.300 there are many families for whom the majority of protein calories actually come from hunting and

01:28:50.480 fishing. You ban hunting rifles as the, the Trudeau Carney liberals have tried to do. You starve

01:28:57.300 their families. So I will reject the radical Trudeau Carney policy of banning hunting rifles

01:29:03.340 under common sense conservatives, people in the North, people everywhere in Canada can know

01:29:09.120 with certainty, you will keep your hunting rifles. We will lock down the borders against gun smugglers

01:29:16.620 and gangsters. We will go after the real criminals, not, not the indigenous hunters at the farmers 1.00

01:29:23.620 and the patriotic Canadians that we love so much. Thank you very much. Let's bring it home for

01:29:29.980 Canada. Let's hope that he sticks to what he's campaigning on here. And what we've heard today

01:29:38.040 as Polyev finds his conservative backbone and sticks to, and sticks to it. You know, in fairness,

01:29:46.400 I think he has always been very conservative. He just didn't have the ability to say as much.

01:29:52.340 Cause remember after he ax murdered Carney in a committee in 2021, uh, I think it was O'Toole at

01:29:59.580 the time just basically pulled him off committees and muzzled him. And I think it was because the sun

01:30:05.140 could only shine on one and he was outshining the current leader at the time. I know like,

01:30:10.300 if you go back to his writings and his essays from like, my dog's got to quit bumping into my

01:30:17.260 tripod. Um, but if you go back to his writings and his, uh, essays from like his early twenties,

01:30:23.100 late twenties, very conservative. I don't say he's, I don't think he's saying much different.

01:30:28.060 It's just that I hope he sticks with it now at this point, because all the forces of the universe

01:30:32.700 are working to pull him left the culture, the media, um, the liberals. And so hopefully,

01:30:39.400 hopefully that, uh, he just stays the course and stays just saying the conservative things that

01:30:45.460 matter to conservatives. Yeah. I wonder if we actually have that clip. That would be a fun

01:30:50.600 one to end off the stream on. Uh, I think it was, if I remember correctly, it was two or three minutes.

01:30:55.500 So it was a bit of a longer one, but, uh, yeah, he just destroys Carney. Um, and again,

01:31:01.080 those mental gymnastics that the liberals like to resort back to Pierre Polyev just, he's not standing

01:31:06.780 for it and he just keeps peppering and reiterating and re-asking. Um, so that relentlessness is really

01:31:13.060 what's needed to, to deal with people who do these sorts of things and just dance around subjects and

01:31:19.400 vomit out their word salad instead of tangibly responding to a pointed, clear, easy, even yes or

01:31:27.420 no question. Yeah. Yeah. And maybe we can, uh, show it as we sign off after we get through the other

01:31:33.060 stuff. We showed the other one where he, uh, uh, Polyev went after him for building pipelines. I think

01:31:38.120 it was in Brazil and UAE, but being against the Northern gateway on the stream the other day, but

01:31:42.480 there's one where, um, he points out that like, look, the preferred solar panel of choice for

01:31:50.360 Brookfield's green schemes uses slave labor in China. And so all of that sort of dovetails in nicely

01:31:57.840 with Chrystia Freeland, who's getting attacked on WeChat by the commies who are organizing against

01:32:05.040 her campaign. And I'm thinking Freeland, look, you guys were in government. You had an opportunity to

01:32:11.120 do something about WeChat for several years. You did not because they, WeChat was only going after

01:32:16.080 Kenny Chu and Michael Chong at the time, instead of you guys. Now you got to dance with the one that

01:32:21.060 brought you as Shania Twain sang, uh, I think in 1993. Um, but, uh, so Carney is clearly China's 0.78

01:32:29.540 man and he was unable to call what the treatment of the Uyghurs, a genocide in that clip. Like it was 0.90

01:32:34.460 just so gross, but so like perfectly liberal chef's kiss liberal. Um, let's go to one of the let's,

01:32:43.560 before we go, let's go to a couple of underreported stories in the world. Uh, church vandalism.

01:32:51.060 Let's go to that one from Radio Genoa. This is, uh, someone breaking into the Vatican and devastating

01:32:57.400 what he finds in, oh my gosh, St. Peter's Basilica. Can we show that?

01:33:21.060 Oh no. That, that, that architecture, uh, the altar of St. Peter's Basilica, um, the tomb of St. Peter,

01:33:40.020 our first Pope, uh, is under that altar that they're standing on destroying. Like that is one of the

01:33:50.420 most important places in all of Christendom, whether you're a Catholic or some other denomination,

01:33:57.020 that is a Catholic church, but St. Peter is important to all Christians and they are literally

01:34:03.940 stomping on his grave right there. Um, and so now that's, that's happening in the Vatican.

01:34:12.760 How did these people get there? Um, but we also, I just put it in the chat

01:34:17.040 an attempted knife attack in Holy ghost church in Winnipeg over the weekend. This comes to us by way

01:34:24.360 of our friends at just bins, the garbage company that, uh, has a side hustle doing the news because

01:34:30.280 they get around the Facebook ban by being a garbage company. And they are an actual garbage company 0.81

01:34:34.660 in Regina, but this is Holy ghost church in Winnipeg. Um, someone tried to stab the priest, 0.97

01:34:40.500 uh, during, uh, mass. And, uh, anyways, just, this is, are we, yes, before we show this, are we

01:34:48.840 allowed to on YouTube? I don't know. We might go. Oh, I haven't seen the full clip, but if there's

01:34:55.040 any, I have seen some of it. So he attacks the pastor, attempts to stab him with an object in

01:35:01.100 his right hand. So I think we'll be okay. Um, the pastor then runs away pastor. It's a priest,

01:35:07.060 a priest, but that's okay.

01:35:14.060 Hey, police stop. You're under arrest. You're under arrest. Yeah. The right. Your feelings work.

01:35:26.060 Let's go. Let's go.

01:35:28.060 So the police all would have been there. Wow. That's crazy. We've got priests attempted

01:35:40.820 stabbings of priests in Winnipeg, like just a godless world added to the church burnings,

01:35:47.400 I guess. Um, okay. I think we probably get up there and say, Oh, I can understand. I can sympathize. 0.85

01:35:55.300 I can sympathize on that. That might not be religiously motivated, although I think you'd

01:36:00.440 be hard pressed to find somebody who ran into a church to try to stab a priest who isn't politically

01:36:05.340 motivated through, uh, hate and, and Christophobia as, uh, the word actually is. But, uh, if somebody

01:36:14.140 tried to stab an imam, uh, the world would stop, we'd have special legislation. Um, but this is just, 0.99

01:36:20.280 uh, what it's like to be a Christian in Canada right now.

01:36:25.300 Um, maybe we should end on just Ezra's tweet here, uh, since we've talked about Doge and the

01:36:30.700 Department of Government efficiency and accountability. Um, Ezra tweeted Elon Musk,

01:36:36.680 who is leading the Doge department. Why did the U S air force pay $750,000 to news guard,

01:36:46.660 a censorship company that down ranks conservative news sites? How is that related to the air force's

01:36:54.100 mandate? And why did it only attack pro Trump or pandemic skeptic news? And then the source is

01:37:01.840 hyperlinked there, um, with amounts, the awarding agency, the department of defense. Um, this is,

01:37:10.660 this is just craziness. And I think that Elon did end up, uh, retweeting this. Um, I don't have

01:37:20.580 that one. He said, sorry, if you scroll down, uh, this is clearly a waste of money and a freedom of

01:37:26.920 speech violation that's from Elon. And then if you, I think it was, uh, Dave Rubin responded saying

01:37:33.700 that, that, uh, he pointed out on his show, something about news guard. And then like days

01:37:43.540 later, news guard went after him weaponized with, uh, American government money. So with the taxpayer

01:37:51.260 dollars to work against them and, uh, perpetuate the PSYOP. Yeah. The, uh, the COVID illusion of

01:37:59.760 consensus as it's been coined, which was just a psychological operation to ensure your compliance.

01:38:06.020 Um, thank you public health overlords. Uh, maybe that's not YouTube safe. Uh, I think it is now,

01:38:12.140 but it wouldn't, it would have definitely got you censored two years ago. Yes. They have,

01:38:17.540 they have, um, loosened the noose, but I mean, that's only for who knows how long. And the,

01:38:25.840 the thing about the community guidelines that gets me is it's so ambiguously worded, right? Like just

01:38:30.800 like all of these horrible pieces of legislation and policies and things that the liberals put

01:38:34.740 forward, they are so loosely and ambiguously worded that you could interpret it any which way.

01:38:40.820 And so a lot of these things that are implemented are open to the interpretation of the person

01:38:45.560 reading it. And it's not clear, it's not cut and dry and that's intentional. And so you're not really

01:38:51.500 sure if you're going to say something that's going to get you canceled. Um, but the, the sensors have

01:38:58.760 this to fall back on and can just apply it any which way they so please. So it's, it's strange.

01:39:04.520 And that's why we like to kind of migrate you over to rumble because we don't have to worry

01:39:10.040 about those sorts of things there. Yeah. There's stuff that we just outright can't even publish on

01:39:16.260 YouTube, even though it is accurate and completely legally bulletproof, uh, just because of YouTube's

01:39:24.380 aversion to the truth. Uh, we just can't publish it there. You know what? I think, wow, we've done

01:39:29.920 an hour and 38 minutes. Uh, I think we're done unless we have any chats to read.

01:39:38.220 Okay. Perfect. Okay. Tamara, I'll let you wrap it up.

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