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00:00:00.000 oh we're live i just heard the amazon man come to lisa's house because i hear her dog barking

00:00:14.400 this is rebel roundup this is our very super duper live news and opinion show um wherein we

00:00:21.920 talk about the news of the day uh completely unscripted i'm your host sheila gunry and i'm

00:00:26.640 joined by my friend best friend in regina saskatchewan lise murrell lise how's it going

00:00:32.320 well hello my darling sheila gunriden hello canada uh today today's going to be an interesting day on

00:00:38.940 the show as of right now we are about 22 hours away from discovering what is going to happen

00:00:46.020 with the tamara leach and chris barber sentencing hearing happening in ottawa tomorrow you're going

00:00:51.520 to want to tune into tomorrow's show because we're going to have our live reaction we should have

00:00:55.720 the results in by then but uh i'm feeling pretty pensive today sheila about this uh this going

00:01:02.840 down in canada right now because it it is going to expose um it is going to expose the faults and

00:01:10.140 flaws in our judicial system perhaps um and and it is going to be a real no matter what the result

00:01:17.620 no matter what the result of that sentencing hearing it is going to be a real telling day

00:01:21.500 for the nation of canada and so so just feeling a little on edge just a little tiny bit yeah me too

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00:04:57.340 david menzies me i need a new headshot and of course uh alexa laval we're all gonna be there

00:05:04.520 and we can't wait to celebrate with you all right i think that's uh all the stuff right off the top

00:05:13.680 um we'll get to the tamara leach chris barber sentencing stuff in the second part of the show

00:05:18.100 uh i want everybody to know though that uh we're sending the the big guns ezra levant will be in

00:05:26.100 the courtroom um we are sending alexa lavois she'll be outside uh reporting on all the supporters

00:05:33.540 that are coming to support tamara and chris in their i think stare down with the state and the

00:05:40.740 crown prosecutors doug ford's crown prosecutors by the way these are these are his crown these are not

00:05:47.260 carny's crown and uh i think our truck might also be making an appearance okay so let's get into

00:05:55.960 trump on dealing with canada this is from global news uh trump thinks canadians are mean and nasty

00:06:05.320 for boycotting u.s travel and booze do we have this clip

00:06:10.660 canadians stay home but that's that's their business the i don't like it but if that's what

00:06:20.860 they want to do it's fine you want to ban american alcohol that's fine it doesn't necessarily send

00:06:27.300 real positive signals in terms of they're treating us well there are reasons why the president uh and

00:06:33.840 some of his team refer to canada as being mean and nasty to deal with okay because of some of those

00:06:39.440 steps but you know that that's canadian's business not mine

00:06:42.800 he's not wrong the man the man is absolutely not wrong and as a matter of fact i think that he's

00:06:52.040 reflecting um the opinions of a great many actual canadians as it pertains to our federal government

00:06:59.640 that they are mean and nasty that they do do awful things they do it to us of course they're doing it

00:07:06.220 to the united states it's nothing it's nothing for our federal government to be rude and mean and nasty

00:07:11.020 that's what they are carny ran an entire focused group campaign on elbows up on fighting with the

00:07:20.980 americans on being standoffish and uh adversarial with our former american friends our best

00:07:29.420 friends on the face of the earth they ran a campaign on it they they were anti-americanism for

00:07:37.300 anti-american for political gain i would describe that as mean and nasty i don't think that the

00:07:44.820 ambassador is wrong in his assessment at least of uh this inherent anti-americanism coming from the

00:07:52.480 canadian center and definitely the canadian left without question gone are the days where canadians

00:07:59.280 had an international reputation of being nice okay we were 20 years ago every canadian used to uh

00:08:07.160 stitch the remember when when people used to stitch the canadian bag on their backpack when they would

00:08:11.740 travel internationally to signal just how nice they were that they were from a country that was just

00:08:17.100 so pleasant to deal with right uh you do that now and you're apt to to get your butt kicked in in an

00:08:25.480 airport internationally gone are the days where we can where we consider our where we can consider

00:08:30.700 ourselves uh a nice nice a nice country to be from no this is this is the reputation that 10 years of

00:08:40.560 having the liberal party of canada as our government has got us this is this is the result we are now

00:08:46.600 known as mean and nasty on the international stage and you know what i've said for a very long time when

00:08:52.720 people people say oh you know canadians are just they're so nice no we're passive aggressive you're

00:08:58.180 reading us wrong we're smug and i don't i mean we as the royal we i don't mean me i don't mean lease

00:09:05.200 um but you know as as a rule canadians are smug and uppity uh and snooty and passive aggressive

00:09:15.300 and people misread it as nice um i think our reputation of being nice is not well deserved

00:09:23.520 at least lately no it's not no no david eby one of canada's most anti-american politicians

00:09:29.840 he takes umbrage with these remarks i think we have a clip of this oh look interesting turn of phrase

00:09:39.440 he's using there oh oh is it ever you know i'm old enough to remember when somebody saying something

00:09:46.320 like that would get them three years a three-year multi-million dollar trial for mischief right using

00:09:53.400 those those words exactly right there so david eby says uh let's hold the line uh and he says it to

00:10:00.660 david cochran i believe that's that uh boiled egg of a man right there um he is uh and i bet

00:10:09.420 i haven't watched this clip but i bet you uh david cochran the federal government sycophant

00:10:15.460 doesn't even point out hey that phrase is illegal around these parts uh let's listen to this clip

00:10:22.060 it's a minute and 10 of just anti-american rhetoric sense of do the americans sort of get it uh i i ask

00:10:30.620 this because you know we've seen some comments from the u.s ambassador to canada sort of justifying

00:10:36.320 the the president's characterization of canadians as mean and nasty in the negotiations you know

00:10:41.160 expressing frustration over the retaliatory measures like calling booze off shelves you know

00:10:45.100 which you've done in bc i mean what's your sense of just the depths of the understanding the americans

00:10:49.800 have about sort of the offense that has been done to canada here um you know i i really uh think that

00:10:55.220 at the leadership levels there's very little awareness uh the ambassador specifically said

00:11:00.180 that canadians were mean and nasty for not buying american alcohol and for boycotting the u.s in

00:11:06.100 terms of travel and at the same time like do they think that canadians are not going to respond when

00:11:10.460 the president says i want to turn you into the 51st state and and beggar you economically unless you uh

00:11:15.640 you bow to the u.s like obviously canadians are outraged i say canadians stick with it like hold the

00:11:20.280 line but at the end of the day we need to get past that when the americans come up to visit in british

00:11:25.020 columbia they're saying things like i'm sorry like we're friends we're neighbors we're partners

00:11:28.880 canadians feel the same way about everyday americans and uh i think the president is really

00:11:33.560 out on his own on this is this the same jerk who wanted to put tolls on the alaska highway

00:11:44.420 through british columbia on american truckers heading north to alaska that's the same guy who's like no we

00:11:52.620 we're friends and the americans shouldn't talk bad about this he was gonna tariff american truckers

00:11:58.940 on the highway the americans need to build yes yes he was he was also amongst the first canadian

00:12:06.520 premiers to rip all american liquor off the shelves in british columbia and come out swinging against

00:12:12.920 the americans the americans you know it's really funny because he's criticizing what the american

00:12:18.500 ambassador to canada is saying whereas the american ambassador to canada is like sorry about that

00:12:23.640 terrible awful accurate thing i said about you canada uh david eby and doug ford are in a are in

00:12:32.820 a foot race to see who can be the most out of touch premier in the entire province and i would say right

00:12:38.460 now as of this minute we're going to talk about doug ford later but right now as of this minute

00:12:43.240 uh david eby holds the crown for for the most out of touch uh premier in the entire country i guess

00:12:50.940 it sucks that hoax straw was talking directly about david eby yeah you know like when he's saying

00:12:58.000 you're mean and nasty because you did this petty stuff about taking our booze off the shelves

00:13:02.860 he's talking about you yeah yeah and david david the funniest thing is david eby um lacks the self

00:13:11.740 awareness to know that right they are actually talking about him so i can't wait to see this

00:13:17.740 devolve in the media i can't wait to see uh the american ambassador to canada hear what david eby

00:13:24.600 just said and uh hopefully it'll get to trump and trump will drop a hammer on david eby to teach him

00:13:30.600 his lesson again david eby is the same guy that just commissioned uh the chinese to build a whole

00:13:37.520 bunch of fairies for british columbia so is he the best right he's the guy who pulled american

00:13:43.660 booze off the shelves but then commissioned the chinese to build bc fairies yep yeah yeah i mean

00:13:50.000 like the self-awareness is completely absent uh next time uh ambassador hoax straw is gonna have to

00:13:58.220 finish the sentence and then like say semi colon david eby so that he gets that we're talking like

00:14:05.360 we're talking about you yeah he doesn't understand yeah david eby says hold the line and the americans

00:14:11.360 are gonna say hold my beer and punish him into oblivion and i it can't it couldn't happen to a

00:14:15.860 better person truly it couldn't happen to a better person than david eby yep uh now we've got

00:14:23.780 an alaskan senator being asked about uh trump's talk teasing i think i think it's teasing because

00:14:33.820 there's no possible way he would want all of us like you don't want vancouver you don't want

00:14:37.940 ottawa absolutely you don't want toronto um reporter asking uh alaskan senator about canada as the 51st

00:14:46.960 state senator mcowski if i could just ask you said you mentioned you're the 49th you don't want to

00:14:53.140 sort of move down that list you want to respect the borders how do you explain the rhetoric that we

00:14:57.480 continue to hear from the prime minister sorry from the president and how do you how do you explain

00:15:02.300 to republicans now what canadians feel and do you think you can help sort of turn the tide to maybe

00:15:09.340 get more people on side on your side of the border i cannot explain uh president trump's rhetoric about

00:15:16.520 the 51st state um that is that is his statement but i think it has been made very very clear uh that most

00:15:24.960 view that has nothing more than um a a positioning statement if you will something to to uh maybe

00:15:35.000 agitate i don't think that that's constructive quite honestly um certainly here in canada you you can

00:15:43.020 sense that there is a there is a direct hostility if you will to that suggestion um so my my advice to

00:15:53.440 the president not that he will will take it willingly is that constructive dialogue is going to be what

00:16:01.620 reinforces this long-standing relationship between these two countries where you have a 5 000 mile border

00:16:10.100 where you have shared interests shared values so suggesting things that you know are really not

00:16:17.740 within the realm of of the possible are not necessarily hold on one one sec so i can just add

00:16:24.340 four senators here both political parties spent the morning working to build bridges not throw wrenches

00:16:34.620 so how likely is a deal by august 1st how likely is a deal by august 1st between the white house

00:16:40.040 okay well first of all this is alaskan senator lisa murkowski she is a republican senator uh from the

00:16:51.600 state of alaska she's been serving as a senator since 2002 so she is well ingrained in the uh inner

00:16:59.600 mechanisms of of washington dc but where she lands on the political scale is to the left of the you know

00:17:06.840 is to the left end of the republican party this is a person that defended um keeping npr and public

00:17:14.400 media funded in the united states most recently and uh and she's a person she's a person who has a lot

00:17:21.240 to say and when she says it it comes off as well as as somebody as somebody from the left this is what

00:17:28.840 i'll say about lisa murkowski but we have to we have to question why would lisa murkowski be opposed

00:17:37.100 to canada being the 51st state and the reason is because it would be in direct conflict with all of

00:17:45.000 alaska's uh major industries so we got forestry we got oil and gas we have natural resources this is

00:17:51.780 what alaskans uh this is what alaskans do for a living and if canada joined the 51st state

00:17:56.440 well that would put us in that would put us in competition with lisa murkowski's electorate

00:18:02.780 and so when we're listening to people we must also uh dig into where they're from and what they stand

00:18:09.720 to lose but this is the opinion of of one very minor republican senator from alaska yeah she's not from

00:18:18.040 the trump wing of the republican party she's not um and the other guy there is ron wyden he's a democrat

00:18:25.100 from oregon okay so yeah uh they do she's she's one of these politicians that does a lot of uh that

00:18:35.440 does a lot of work across the aisle that puts a great deal of um that puts a great deal of importance

00:18:40.940 on working bilaterally with the democratic party and a lot of the things that she says

00:18:46.780 are very uh left-leaning so just keep that in mind yep uh now we've got mark carney addressing the

00:18:54.960 premiers uh he's saying we're looking for the best deal for canada sure and we're only going to accept

00:19:01.540 the best deal for canada on the u.s trade negotiations which uh time's ticking uh august 1st

00:19:10.120 well we yeah we've heard this for the past four months but do go on mark carney let's tell us how

00:19:15.880 you're looking for the best deal for canada we will have a discussion on the current uh state of

00:19:22.160 negotiations with the united states um i will say uh that as you are aware uh our senior ministers uh

00:19:29.600 my chief of staff myself were engaged in uh continuous uh discussions uh mr leblanc uh will be uh

00:19:36.800 will be reinforcing those discussions over the next few days in washington with the united states

00:19:41.120 uh we are looking um for the best deal for canada we're only going to accept the best deal

00:19:47.380 uh for canada that is very much informed by our uh discussions we understand as well that

00:19:53.740 um we all understand that the global trade environment is changing um and there are some

00:19:59.720 countries that are pulling back that are restricting market access but there's even more countries that

00:20:05.320 are opening up uh to market access and uh the premiers uh have helped lead this with individual

00:20:11.060 uh trade initiatives to asia to europe uh with partners around the world um and um we are building

00:20:19.060 uh we are building on those and part of what we will discuss is how we can be best coordinated

00:20:23.320 uh to building positive uh trade relationships uh with reliable partners

00:20:27.980 um i don't think so mark uh canada is going to get whatever trade agreement

00:20:35.000 uh trump levels at us i think that's how it's going to go and the hold up here is supply management

00:20:42.340 but nobody is allowed to talk about that soviet style nonsense that uh punishes farmers wanting to

00:20:50.000 enter the market makes it nearly impossible and most of those farmers are from the west and drives up

00:20:55.080 costs for consumers hurting the least amongst us the most but that's not on the table it is the

00:21:01.620 sacred cow sacred dairy cow um and here we are we're we're all of our other industries are going

00:21:08.360 to get screwed because of this and nobody wants to even try to dismantle it exactly that and i do

00:21:14.920 want to i just do want to point out how tanned and rested mark carney looks isn't it nice that

00:21:19.480 mark carney got gets to go on wimbledon will do that to a dude just come back looking all

00:21:24.460 tanned and rested and ready to go but he did say that he's giving this to dominic leblanc who has

00:21:29.600 yet to be able to figure anything out for the country of canada as it pertains to uh negotiating

00:21:35.380 with the united states but there is a reason sheila there is a reason why the government of canada is

00:21:40.960 kicking the can down the field and dragging its heels as it pertains to getting a trade agreement

00:21:45.880 with the united states and that is simply because the more time that it takes to nail down

00:21:52.680 a trade agreement with the united states the more time mark carney's government has

00:21:56.980 to negotiate with his friends in europe okay so every day that we don't have an active trade

00:22:03.100 agreement with the united states gives them more opportunity to figure out their new

00:22:08.940 right no european relationship with our european cousins because according to mark carney canada is

00:22:15.100 the most european non-european nation so so uh we're just going to keep a real keen eye on these uh on

00:22:25.420 these talks with other countries that we're forging these relationships with while at the same time

00:22:31.120 pointing out the duplicity of the government of canada um as it pertains to the carbon footprint of

00:22:36.560 trading with nations that are literally across the world right uh while uh mark carney being an advisor

00:22:44.800 previously to the prime minister who said there's actually no business case for us to trade with

00:22:50.920 the likes of japan greece um when it comes to our liquefied natural gas uh let's also not forget

00:22:59.100 that those trade deals with the europeans are held up by the same issue cita uh which is our canadian

00:23:08.380 european trade agreement yes uh negotiated i think 2017 2018 still held up why supply management yes

00:23:16.500 yeah we got all those cartels that need need protecting you know sheila the dairy cartels the

00:23:22.200 ones with a couple thousand votes in quebec that are so so important to the liberal party of canada

00:23:27.340 we must uphold those guys while western producers suffer and languish right and go broke yeah and people

00:23:36.060 who are arguing in favor of the dairy cartel um have you been to other countries have you looked in

00:23:43.080 the dairy section of other countries they are so vast like going to going to the united states of

00:23:48.340 america and just seeing their sour cream assortments okay oh i know just enough to make my heart beat

00:23:54.300 faster i know i know and what in canada we've got uh dairy world lucerne and co-op gold and i'm like

00:24:00.480 co-op gold wow that's that's 20 cents cheaper my goodness yeah you feel like you've come into some

00:24:07.660 money if you can get it's a true story this is where we're at canada i know and people who are

00:24:15.500 saying like oh you know like uh americans put hormones in their dairy you know i don't even get

00:24:22.360 me started on hormones and food if you cared about hormones and food you wouldn't eat anything with soy in

00:24:27.760 it you wouldn't eat even eat cabbage but you have fallen for uh propaganda and i'm someone who cares

00:24:34.480 deeply about the things that i eat and hormonal regulation definitely but you know what you would

00:24:39.660 have choice that's right so you could opt to buy canadian dairy if you wanted to if you believed the

00:24:47.000 hormonal propaganda you could opt to buy canadian dairy or you could let poor people buy whatever dairy

00:24:54.980 they want it yes or fancy people buy whatever boutique cheese is that they want it but yes we

00:25:01.180 don't have that in canada we have no government run cheese well that's that's exactly right and all

00:25:06.140 it's going to take is a is a recession for some of these uh some of these companies that are that are

00:25:12.440 part of the cartel to fail anyway okay to fail anyway uh fiscal mismanagement by the government

00:25:18.180 always leads to a failure of private companies and then when that happens that's when we're going to

00:25:24.760 find ourselves in in food lineups to get your to get your sour cream to get your cheese to get your

00:25:30.880 eggs to get your milk to get your whatever uh supply management puts us on a fast track for for complete

00:25:38.500 collapse of our of our uh of our system yeah buying our buying opportunities in canada yeah well

00:25:45.180 while you're struggling to make ends meet these guys just dump more milk that's what they do we

00:25:51.080 don't need this we don't nobody needs this just put it down the drain yeah wild yeah and it's don't

00:25:59.280 send me the anti-farmer letters because uh i don't want to hear it nobody loves farmers more than us

00:26:05.600 nope uh doug ford he was thrilled to meet with alberta premier daniel smith this is his ex post

00:26:12.960 to extend our agreement so they have a mou memorandum of understanding about uh energy

00:26:22.820 projects to extend our agreement to include premier scott move saskatchewan to build pipelines rail

00:26:28.320 lines and trade corridors to move ontario critical minerals and western canadian oil and gas to new

00:26:34.860 markets okay that's all wonderful until we hit quebec or bc that's right so we'll just trade

00:26:41.400 in between like alberta saskatchewan manitoba because wab canoe seems like normal on this stuff

00:26:48.180 for an ndp-er and doug ford but what happens when we go through quebec we get well we stalled and we

00:26:55.780 can't go through bc so that's right thanks guys great but like great in theory but in practice

00:27:02.240 no needles are moved this this exact post from doug ford is the exact thing i'm talking about when i

00:27:10.160 talk about political grandstanding and and selfie culture in politics so what this is is a whole

00:27:17.940 bunch of words that actually don't mean a whole lot that you know how when when politicians get upset

00:27:24.820 at other politicians and they write strongly worded letters okay when they're happy with other

00:27:29.820 politicians they do selfie posts like this and this is a perfect example this is a perfect example

00:27:35.640 so will this hash out to to to mean anything meaningful to the people of alberta saskatchewan

00:27:41.380 or ontario we'll have to wait to see exactly how this will benefit us yeah i'm not confident when we

00:27:49.000 don't have the rest of the country on board and we don't have a prime minister who's willing to force

00:27:54.240 the rest of the country to meet to their obligations under confederation because if we can block trade

00:28:00.280 like it's one thing to have the federal government throw up trade barriers amongst us as provinces but

00:28:06.020 it's another thing to have the provinces themselves yes block trade we may as well be just a bunch of

00:28:13.260 balkan states then which is i mean don't threaten me with a good time basically what we have no i'm so

00:28:18.980 happy you said that because the prime minister of the country could force team other provinces to get on

00:28:25.660 board with this okay the prime minister could declare listen we're all getting along that we're

00:28:30.400 all playing nice starting now including you quebec including you quebec and we're all just

00:28:35.020 going to get on board and we're all going to trade with each other we're going to knock down the trade

00:28:39.300 barriers and he has not done that mark carney has not done that what he has done is a bunch of

00:28:45.680 glowing posts social media you know selfie times uh to brag that they're meeting about it but it

00:28:52.860 doesn't doesn't hasn't actually gotten gotten any um gotten any uh results as of yet no and it still

00:29:02.660 doesn't at the end of the day deal with bc and quebec when bc and quebec are signing these mous with us

00:29:10.140 then we'll then we'll then we'll have pom-poms and we might get pom-poms though but until then

00:29:14.600 okay another meeting okay yeah uh where were they meeting it wasn't over zoom i'll tell you that

00:29:23.040 i'll tell you that for free okay i think it was huntsville ontario at the first minister's meeting

00:29:29.300 at a fancy resort i bet you it was at a fancy resort yeah yeah so that was carney is there it's

00:29:35.260 the first minister's meeting it's in huntsville you know who's also simultaneously there david eby

00:29:40.260 and uh i forget his name in charge of quebec uh those guys could have been there signing that

00:29:46.980 thing but they definitely aren't making this thing all but meaningless huh well it's a good thing

00:29:52.760 canadian taxpayers sent all of the premiers on a five star uh this five five star vacation to get

00:29:58.320 nothing done real great yeah real great uh remember that when you're remember that when you're spending

00:30:04.000 two weeks in your in-laws basement for your holidays canada remember this yep uh

00:30:10.240 i'm gonna skip a few things here just for time but while we're ragging on doug ford for being just

00:30:17.640 a butt kisser who doesn't do the hard things uh he's praising mark carney in this ex post you know

00:30:23.880 he's praising mark carney like mark carney praises trump it's almost like a hostage video uh let's see

00:30:30.800 it we don't have to take a back seat to anyone in the world and we sure the heck don't have to take

00:30:37.340 a back seat to president trump again prime minister i want to thank you for joining us

00:30:42.120 for this fmm as uh it's refreshing to some of us that have been around this table for some time to

00:30:49.160 have a prime minister that has our backs that are out there he's a great community uh builder

00:30:55.700 and he's a brilliant businessman and i'm confident that uh he's going to take the business approach to

00:31:03.540 our federal government that we haven't seen for a long time so thank you very much everyone and uh

00:31:08.280 i guess let's get started we don't know wait

00:31:11.440 stop it he's already married doug

00:31:17.980 he doesn't like you that way doug settle down

00:31:23.700 oh like we're just gonna once again we're all just supposed to forget that uh it was mark carney who

00:31:29.860 advised justin trudeau to make all those bad decisions for the economy for 10 years we're just

00:31:34.000 supposed to forget that i guess so well well and to to label him a brilliant businessman he's not a

00:31:40.200 businessman he's not a businessman he is a lifelong he's a lifelong public servant who then used his

00:31:48.000 relationships that he gained within the public service to benefit brookfield that doesn't make

00:31:53.880 somebody it doesn't make somebody a brilliant businessman that makes him shysty that makes

00:31:59.180 him a brilliant shyster that's what it does yeah yeah he's greasy he's greasy he used his connections

00:32:07.980 to enrich himself while making canadians poorer that's right that's right oh doug's got a lady boner

00:32:13.720 for the prime minister look at it look at it it's embarrassing oh so it's it it sounds almost as

00:32:21.600 suck up be as when carney is kissing trump's butt oh you know there's nobody that's done a better

00:32:27.440 trump there's nobody you know you're just so here i'm here for your leadership i just no one has led

00:32:32.240 us the way that you have like just gross so anyway canada canadian taxpayers your tax dollars paid for

00:32:40.060 that uh for that circle jerk to happen in huntsville ontario just awesome uh in the meantime

00:32:47.200 stelantis the uh canadian well it's they've built it it's the parent company of jeep dodge chrysler um

00:32:58.080 fiat um they've got a nearly four billion dollar loss in the first half of 2025 um and the

00:33:10.100 the stelantis brampton assembly plant is idled 3 000 people out of work um this was heavily

00:33:18.760 subsidized um the rest of canada heavily subsidized all these plants um and then uh here we are they're

00:33:31.940 going broke and they're blaming trump's tariffs um but these things were these heavily subsidized

00:33:39.300 auto sector projects were running into problems long before trump came along and started hitting

00:33:45.660 everybody with steel tariffs and yet with all of those public subsidies because this is your again

00:33:52.260 these are your taxpayer funds canada with all of those subsidies and every benefit that could possibly

00:33:58.080 be bought it still couldn't make it still couldn't make a go of it like looking at looking at

00:34:05.720 canadian auto manufacturing and ev plants especially as it pertains to to green and sustainable uh

00:34:12.540 sustainable projects as it pertains to the auto sector um it is going to it is just going to fail

00:34:18.160 just like the mainstream media because when they get uh when they get uh taxpayer funds when they get

00:34:28.460 subsidies from the government there is no impetus for them to develop an innovative product that people

00:34:36.540 want that's the craziest thing it stifles innovation and it stifles excellence within the industry and so

00:34:44.640 we're just going to see this over and over again wherever the federal government shovels money

00:34:48.420 at an initiative whether it be uh whether it be auto manufacturers or whether it be uh the mainstream

00:34:56.320 media or whether it be uh gender gender activists and lobbyists it will fail eventually it will fail

00:35:03.480 yeah uh just uh and this is two years ago data so there's been more subsidies and then more

00:35:13.040 bankrupting after that two years ago 2023 28.2 billion in ev battery production subsidies governments to

00:35:21.120 break even in 20 years this is from the parliamentary budget office um and uh these are subsidies that

00:35:30.280 went to stellantis and then to volkswagen uh and that's from 2023 more subsidies came in since then

00:35:39.800 and more of these companies started to go broke uh more failures northvolt got a bunch of money from

00:35:47.580 the canadian taxpayer and then northvolt is going broke in its home country so uh anyways they can

00:35:54.020 blame trump's tariffs all they want but uh this happened way before it's what is the involvement of

00:36:01.980 the federal government and the reliance on taxpayer subsidies taxpayer supplied subsidies that will

00:36:10.260 guarantee the uh the destruction of an industry just like we're watching here and in every place that

00:36:15.580 that uh government subsidies are are offered as help the government comes in and offers to help with

00:36:22.680 bags of money just know that you're eventually going to fail uh let's go ahead to uh some more of this

00:36:28.840 anti-american nonsense because we just saw they're blaming these heavily subsidized auto manufacturers

00:36:34.940 going broke not on the fact that these are companies making vehicles nobody wants um but uh

00:36:43.580 our americanism our anti-americanism is now affecting the musicians we allow to perform in this country so

00:36:54.960 this is residents want mega musicians concert at parks canada historic site cancelled uh i thought the

00:37:03.380 national parks belong to all of us and not the left-wing losers uh in and around the towns um so some

00:37:12.400 residents some what does that mean two losers two you know there's no small number that isn't that is

00:37:22.760 too small for cbc to report on when it's a local crank um some residents are calling on parks canada

00:37:28.980 cancelled performance by u.s singer and rising star in the mag movement at a national historic camp

00:37:33.720 site near halifax christian rocker oh so he's got two ticks against him he's christian and he's maga

00:37:42.980 and the americans like him yeah yeah uh sean fukt i think has a concert scheduled for wednesday night

00:37:51.480 at the york red bout red doubt sorry national historic site a fortifications constructed in 1793

00:37:59.340 to help protect the port city it sits on a cliff overlooking the harbor fuked who unsuccessfully ran

00:38:07.440 for u.s congress as a republican in 2020 is also a missionary and an author who is outspoken against the

00:38:14.320 uh uh to s l g b t q plus i wish they could just standardize the acronym so i could train my mouth to

00:38:23.320 say it community abortion rights and critical race theory on his website uh some local uh censor says

00:38:31.720 i want to know how this got approved in the first place um well you're not supposed to have a litmus test

00:38:37.440 for who gets to use the provincial or national parks how's that they're they belong to all canadians

00:38:44.400 and all canadians can regardless of their politics have a right to be in that park that's exactly right

00:38:50.900 so uh for anybody that wants to listen to this gent's music his last name was spelled f-e-u-c-h-t

00:38:58.240 you can find him on spotify he's got hundreds and hundreds oh actually millions millions of listens

00:39:03.560 he's got uh an entire catalog of songs and you know what i'm gonna be just because these cranks

00:39:10.580 or just because these cranks complain about him this is this is gonna be my afternoon listen

00:39:15.080 and i encourage you all to do the exact same support people support artists when they come out

00:39:23.140 on the other side you know what if nikki minaj was gonna perform at halifax like wap okay if she was

00:39:30.560 gonna if she was gonna perform nobody would be complaining and the cbc would not be would not be

00:39:37.240 covering it but this guy who comes with a hopeful message which comes with a christian message

00:39:44.020 uh well then that's enough to that's enough to put him on their uh target list like isn't it just so

00:39:52.460 great oh yeah i hope kid rock comes and opens for him now i hope that when they try to censor these

00:39:59.380 guys you get more like you're gonna get kid rock now and you're gonna get oh but ted nugent's gonna

00:40:05.300 show up too now um that's right it's just in my my wildest dreams i would love that but it doesn't

00:40:12.700 stop with the local cranks because there's plenty of those everywhere you go yes uh sharon madema the

00:40:20.000 liberal mp for the area did not make herself available for an interview at cbc that's that's

00:40:25.340 could be the most shocking part of this um in an email to a resident that was provided to cbc news

00:40:30.580 madema says she's urging parks canada to cancel the concert after hearing from several constituents

00:40:35.700 several what does that mean two or three two or three from the same house yeah they're probably

00:40:40.980 in a throuple yeah so this is what she writes um i have the utmost respect for the value of free speech

00:40:50.300 no you don't because what you say next says to me that you don't i do not believe this event

00:40:56.720 aligns with parks canada's core values of respect for people equity oh diversity inclusion yeah and

00:41:04.940 integrity the email read uh and she said she's working with the appropriate parties to ensure

00:41:10.820 the concert doesn't proceed if it does go ahead residents say they'll protest the event okay fine

00:41:16.760 protest the event do do that but don't censor yeah um i i do hope i do hope that the people of

00:41:24.560 halifax show up in humongous numbers to support this kid so he's called on the government uh for

00:41:32.780 government policy in the united states to be based on traditional christian values in the midst of a

00:41:38.080 quote spiritual war unquote in the country and i i can't uh i can't say that that's the first time

00:41:46.620 i've i've heard uh that that kind of terminology but to come from an artist to come from an artist

00:41:54.420 this this goes against the grain like without question this is against the this is a an against

00:41:59.780 the grain performer and halifax is lucky to be getting them like i i hope the people of

00:42:05.620 halifax show up en masse to support this kid uh can we show the picture of these several outraged

00:42:13.000 residents oh god i want to see let's see it's in the there's five of them

00:42:19.640 the cats are on their own today uh and this looks like a a birkenstock aficionados facebook group

00:42:32.200 these people these people moonlight as 2slgbtia plus parade uh parade uh uh uh what am i trying to say

00:42:44.400 like um the participants parade participants these are pride parade participants right here

00:42:50.240 look at them these are your typical standard retired public sector leftists with smell like

00:42:57.660 much time on their hands and they no one around them has the guts to tell them that their herbal

00:43:04.200 deodorant is failing them you guys all know you guys all just you guys all just went i know i know

00:43:15.120 one of those like i absolutely yep no one of them there's definitely a librarian in the mix here

00:43:21.560 without question yes a a cupid pensioner that's exactly right hundo p buddy uh okay let's hit an ad

00:43:29.660 break we'll come back and talk about uh gary ananda sangary he's the worst he's the worst

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00:46:20.740 alberta.ca slash next okay uh let's get into the next thing here um what do we got gary and and

00:46:32.740 sangri so he was going back to 2014 so roll back the hands of time 11 years the sri lankan foreign

00:46:46.260 ministry issues a statement saying you know that guy you just nominated to run for the liberal party

00:46:52.020 as a guaranteed winner in his riding gary and sangri he's a lawyer for tamil terrorists and uh

00:46:59.940 uh you guys probably shouldn't sign his nomination papers and they expressed some real concerns um

00:47:06.500 although they also explicitly said why the liberal party would sign those nomination papers um and it

00:47:13.220 was that he was able to raise an incredible amount of money from the tamil community so money talks uh

00:47:19.140 liberals would do anything for money and power and so uh even if it means making canadians less safe

00:47:24.580 so we're all ahead despite all the other people that mark carney could have picked to be the public

00:47:30.580 safety minister i mean who our immigration minister is lena diab or whatever uh she has no clue what

00:47:36.820 she's doing so competency isn't a concern for mark carney you can just pick anybody out of the ether and

00:47:42.820 make them the immigration minister it's not a prerequisite no competency is not a prerequisite in this

00:47:48.020 government no well i know that is all that is to say that i doubt that gary and and sangri is competent at

00:47:54.020 all um but for some reason uh well for some reason that reason being money from the tamil community

00:48:00.260 mark carney has uh selected gary and and sangri to be his public safety minister the minister in charge

00:48:06.580 of terrorism and now he's had to recuse himself from files related to the tamil tigers based on his

00:48:13.540 past advocacy now it's come out that he wrote two separate letters supporting a member of the tamil tigers

00:48:23.860 i should note an outlawed terror organization in this country so akin to writing a letter of support

00:48:30.260 for a member of isis he did that on two separate occasions and now he's saying it's routine

00:48:36.420 oh it is let's watch that video i would routine is it do we not know i am practiced as a lawyer i was

00:48:46.820 completed my legal education 20 years ago as called to the bar in 2016 i have a fairly good understanding of

00:48:53.300 what the legal um implications are and also the framework in which we work which includes

00:48:59.460 that as members of parliament we do have a duty to advocate um and that is the context in which this

00:49:04.340 letter was uh given uh actually gary actually gary it's not within the job description of any member of

00:49:12.420 parliament to advocate for terrorists i checked i went and checked and it's not in the job description

00:49:17.780 not anywhere gary ananda sangri is the exact kind of terrible awful bureaucrat that would do awful

00:49:26.340 things that go completely against the um the the good nature and beliefs of the electorate and just

00:49:35.940 shrug your shoulders and be like i was just doing my job that's just doing my job um just doing my job

00:49:41.380 yeah it was a terrorist but i was just doing my job you see the worst kind of bureaucrat okay but i

00:49:48.740 watched this and i was like maybe it is routine for the liberals to intervene on immigration cases

00:49:57.300 of people tied to terror groups like and not just tied to terror groups but this guy was a member of the

00:50:03.620 tamil tigers so are the liberals now excuse me are they writing letters of support for members of

00:50:13.060 hamas the muslim brotherhood al-qaeda isis um how are these guys getting into the country are the

00:50:21.380 liberals intervening on their behalf directly is it in fact if we take gary's at his word is it in fact

00:50:29.060 a routine thing that the liberal mps are doing you know what might be it it very well might be

00:50:34.180 something that they do without getting busted for it you know what i mean like if we started to look

00:50:40.740 a little bit closer maybe we should sheila gun reid maybe we should um about some of the behaviors uh

00:50:48.500 of these of these installed liberal elites to see what they've been doing behind our backs maybe this

00:50:55.220 is something that's acceptable in their elite circles maybe it is and it sounds it sounds like

00:51:00.740 that's what he's saying right normal although on the surface this is not acceptable to any canadian

00:51:06.420 voter no canadian voter yeah normal in a real country but this could be normal behavior for the

00:51:12.980 liberals forgivable behavior for the liberals sure sure standard do it as long as nobody catches you

00:51:19.060 well i think gary just got caught and this is what puts him in a sticky position being the public

00:51:23.620 safety minister for the nation right let's let's not forget that his dad was a very very high

00:51:29.300 ranking politician in sri lanka going back to the 1970s before they immigrated i think to ireland and

00:51:34.660 then to canada um i'm going to bump ahead just for the sake of continuity because i'm going to go back

00:51:41.220 to that article of the terrorist uh in a second because i think it ties in but let's move ahead to

00:51:47.700 uh the longest ballot scam oh in alberta it was just last week i think it was over a hundred

00:51:58.820 fake completely fake uh challengers to pier poliev in battle river crowfoot now i think it's up to 140

00:52:09.300 completely completely fake you only need a hundred people to sign to say yeah you should be a candidate

00:52:16.340 so now we've got a hundred and forty these people if indeed they are all real and i don't think some

00:52:22.260 of them are and i'm pretty sure nobody's checking they could all stand in a room and just sign each

00:52:26.820 other's uh nomination papers and then that would be it then you're on the the the ballot but pierre

00:52:34.980 poliev so they've got 132 names i think he's facing 140 challengers at this point just some

00:52:41.700 are independent some are you know nd peers christian heritage whatever but most of them are organized

00:52:49.540 by the longest ballot initiative and uh poliev is writing to uh steven mckinnon who's the leader of

00:52:59.140 the government in the house and uh he says we're writing to demand action against a blatant

00:53:04.900 abuse of our democratic system the so-called longest ballot committee which i think is just one guy

00:53:11.140 who works for the federal government by the way uh has once again declared its intent to flood the

00:53:16.580 ballot this time with over 200 names in the battle river crowfoot by election they've already registered

00:53:20.820 more than 100 in the last federal election they were behind 85 of the 91 candidates in carlton this is

00:53:27.940 electoral interference completely yes yeah sorry go ahead i i was gonna say one of the things that i

00:53:35.380 read and i didn't note it at the time and i wish i would have is that one of the prerequisites for

00:53:41.300 registering um registering a person on a ballot is to have a chief electoral officer so this is somebody

00:53:48.180 that takes care of your campaign or your your campaign officer um and one of the prerequisites

00:53:53.860 to to that is that every um every person on the ballot must have a valid bank account well did all of

00:54:01.300 these 100 fake maybe fake independent uh candidates that are that are signed up to appear on the ballot do they

00:54:11.460 all have bank accounts do they all like have all of the boxes been checked or has elections canada

00:54:18.740 crap the bed on this again and why is this even being allowed to happen why is this even being

00:54:23.860 allowed to happen we know that public servants are interfering in the election in this manner so

00:54:29.620 why has an elections canada shut it down if you go through the list of names and i think our

00:54:35.780 sid fazard and angelica toy are working on a story on this or are they i'm fully convinced that

00:54:41.140 those aren't real names like there's one person that's like i need islam like they're not it's

00:54:47.540 like uh the word so these aren't actual people they're like and i don't think elections canada

00:54:54.580 will be checking like this is some of these names are like the bart simpson prank calls mo sislak names

00:55:01.460 like they're not and so right i don't know how much of this is i don't know what elections canada is

00:55:10.180 doing um i know that they don't count the ballots that they get and i know elections canada workers

00:55:14.500 don't turn over the ballots when they have them um and i know they cause chaos wherever they're in

00:55:19.540 charge of elections um but i think they're mishandling probably flipped uh a writing by one

00:55:26.820 vote in quebec now they're just sitting on their hands while this happens for a second time to the same

00:55:34.260 guy uh-huh uh uh this tweet from ryan garretson is super interesting so he posted this three days

00:55:41.380 ago he said the founder of the longest ballot committee who was targeting pierre polyevin battle

00:55:46.420 river crowfoot got the courts in 2017 to drop the one thousand dollar deposit requirement to run in

00:55:54.420 elections i say it's time to bring it back so here we have a public servant who has been interfering in

00:56:01.140 canadian elections since 2017 and elections canada has done nothing to stop it no oh canada we are in

00:56:12.260 a world of hurt like really our public institutions there's a reason why nobody trusts them there is a

00:56:17.860 reason so so why hasn't anybody shut this kid down since 2017 how many elections has he been allowed to

00:56:25.460 interfere in and who's helping him who's helping him we are to believe that this is just one weaponized

00:56:30.900 nerd somewhere sorry no this has this has a vapid union activism written all over it i want to know

00:56:39.380 if money is changing hands let's do you know what i mean is money this is the kind of stuff like

00:56:46.900 the chinese were able to bus in foreign students sure from another riding into handong's riding

00:56:53.940 where is anybody following the money if nobody has a that's one of the reasons you need a bank account

00:57:02.420 to a separate bank account or you should to be able to run as a candidate because you need to see the

00:57:09.140 money coming in and coming out yes is this it we don't know if this is foreign influenced um we don't

00:57:14.980 know if this is a union influenced i don't know if this kid is paying people to put their name on the

00:57:20.900 ballot and be paper candidates what is the elections commissioner doing around here okay well let me

00:57:27.140 just let me just put your all of your fears to rest sheila gun reed because while this is happening

00:57:32.900 since 2017 in canada interfering with you know what we're gonna get to the bottom of it we'll see how

00:57:39.140 many longest ballot committees has interfered and how many elections in canada but while this is all

00:57:44.900 ongoing elections canada i want you to know is so important um in march this year put out a statement

00:57:50.740 a call to action against racism for equity and okay they've got their eye on the prize i'm not kidding

00:57:56.980 so while this is happening while our elections are being interfered with by probably crazy vapid union

00:58:04.420 activists elections canada is committed to creating an equitable diverse and inclusive workspace where all feel

00:58:11.140 welcome to accomplish this we've implemented a new governance around excuse me we've implemented new

00:58:16.420 governance around equity inclusion and anti-racism and harassment this includes designation of senior

00:58:21.540 officials for employment equity diversity inclusion and accessibility and prevention of resolution of

00:58:26.820 workplace harassment and violence in collaboration with elections canada head of human resources

00:58:32.100 a seven year strategy has been developed so instead of dealing with the issue of election

00:58:39.300 interference via the longest ballot committee since 2017 they've gone nothing to see here but we must

00:58:45.700 deal with the harassment and violence within our workplace like my god 70 75 of the words you just read

00:58:54.740 gave me a headache sorry i just it you know it's just nonsense this is from the election language i realize

00:59:04.340 that all of those words are english but in the combinations that you use them it feels like i'm

00:59:11.780 being spoken to by an alien uh-huh uh elections canada is committed to recruiting from diverse

00:59:18.180 communities developing members for employment equity groups and retaining employees from equity

00:59:24.020 seeking groups by creating an inclusive culture this dei is what's important to elections canada

00:59:30.980 not election integrity isn't that insane and honestly this makes uh the legitimate ndp and liberal candidates

00:59:43.460 against poly of a little bit uh less safe at the door because when somebody turns up and says oh hi i'm

00:59:51.940 here i'm running against pierre poly of you're gonna get a freaking earful at the door now because you're like

00:59:58.180 oh are you from the longest ballot committee are you just someone who's not from around these parts

01:00:03.060 right and you think you could earn a liberal vote around here uh you don't know and so while the

01:00:09.220 liberals are sort of rubbing their stupid little hands together about making uh the race a little

01:00:15.140 more difficult for poly of and battle river crowfoot they're uh actually selling their own people up the river

01:00:20.740 this is just it it is it is truly an insane time to live in canada yes it just is i just is i'm not

01:00:31.540 sure what the elections commissioner does around here well he's committed to dei sheila not election

01:00:37.620 integrity of course not of course not elections will run themselves is the opinion of the elections

01:00:45.780 commissioner let's create a seven-year equity plan for dei instead of making sure that our

01:00:52.420 elections aren't being interfered with it is crazy okay crazy i'm going to show you this one news article

01:01:00.180 and then we'll move directly into tamara leach and chris barber sentencing tomorrow with great trepidation

01:01:05.860 we approached this uh and i saw this this morning and if you are uh a subscriber to rebel buzz that's our

01:01:13.700 daily email of news we think you need to know um this should have been in there it's an article

01:01:20.820 from city news a quebec woman sentenced after pleading guilty to terrorism offense now what kind

01:01:28.100 of sentence one day she pled guilty on monday to one count of participating in activities of a

01:01:35.860 terrorist group namely isis you know the the one behind the genocide of christians and yazidis and

01:01:41.620 kurds the bad guys super super bad um i witnessed the aftermath of that genocide by the way personally

01:01:50.420 with my own two eyes in uh iraqi kurdistan umayma shaway 29 left canada for syria to join isis

01:02:00.740 knowing that she would have to marry an isis fighter and raise the next generation of isis fighters

01:02:06.980 according to isis doctrine according to an agreed statement of facts quebec superior court has ruled

01:02:12.660 out any suspicion of having directly participated in terrorist activities i think birthing the next

01:02:18.660 generation and providing care and comfort to isis fighters is direct participation in terrorist

01:02:24.260 activities but what do i know i'm not a judge she was sentenced to one day of incarceration

01:02:30.420 in addition to the 110 days she spent in pre-trial detention along with a three-year probation order and

01:02:35.540 various conditions she must avoid any direct or indirect contact with individuals or group

01:02:41.220 linked to extremism and must continue to participate in therapy that promotes depolarization she was

01:02:46.580 arrested at trudeau international airport returning from isis in 2022 one day sheila this this is a

01:02:56.500 terrorist that was sentenced to a sleepover she's a one you guys this is a terrorist who was sentenced to

01:03:06.980 a sleepover she went to syria to join isis isis of the propaganda video of the guy who subsequently

01:03:21.700 became a canadian citizen who was butchering a crucified prisoner they burned the christians they destroyed

01:03:31.700 their communities they dug up their dead the sex slaves isis invented the beheading video okay these are

01:03:40.900 these are the people that we're talking about and so here you have a woman who was literally who saw that

01:03:46.260 and was like me too in bed with isis getting sentenced to a sleepover okay one day is good enough for you

01:03:53.300 girlfriend you learned your lesson away you go shoo shoo off to counseling off to dei counseling for you

01:04:00.900 re-education counseling holy crap and then and then contrast this yep okay with our next with the thing

01:04:09.700 we're going to talk about next which is the crowns uh the crowns ask to have chris barber sentenced to

01:04:18.100 eight years and tamara leach sentenced to seven years yeah hot tubs and bouncy castles that interrupted

01:04:25.300 the fancy lives of ottawa bureaucrats contrast those two things like square that circle for me canada how is

01:04:32.980 how does this at all make sense yeah uh and we've got tamara she just arrived in ottawa yesterday night

01:04:41.220 she drove across the country for the umpteenth time yeah and she says after three long days on the road

01:04:47.780 we've arrived in ottawa it's impossible to drive across this beautiful rugged country and feel even an

01:04:53.300 ounce of bitterness she wrote i've got much to catch up on but first sleep uh she's handled this was just so

01:05:01.460 much grace i would be just full of bile and vitriol for i'd be i'd be walking bitterness i'd be a walk

01:05:10.420 and squeeze lemon is what i'd be oh yeah but this is the reason this is the reason why one day in

01:05:16.340 western canada we're gonna see statues of that woman yep yeah you're gonna put up brown bronze statues of

01:05:23.060 that woman um she also reacted to polyev's public support of her on x she said it is with the deepest

01:05:32.900 gratitude that i thank you for acknowledging and bringing awareness to the two-tiered legal system

01:05:37.860 we are witnessing unfold in canada there's a fine line between politics and the judiciary as there should

01:05:43.300 be and i have long understood the uncomfortable position elected officials find themselves in when

01:05:48.180 commenting on cases that are before the court in our case the double standard and the vindictive

01:05:52.580 nature from the prosecution office has become too obvious to ignore and will set a precedent going

01:05:56.820 forward that will affect all canadians who choose to peacefully protest uh or deter them from exercising

01:06:02.340 their charter rights to peacefully assemble thank you mr polyev she's completely right absolutely yes and um

01:06:09.140 all of the praise in the universe to the conservative party of canada for

01:06:13.300 jumping on this uh bandwagon ahead of the parade uh it was pierre polyev it was melissa lansman it was

01:06:21.780 michelle rample gardner it was andrew lawton who who all spoke out on this yesterday ahead of the

01:06:28.180 sentencing hearing which is and i think too which yes sorry yes amongst many many others okay amongst many

01:06:34.020 many others and huge props to the conservative party of canada who are finding their balls post-election

01:06:40.900 it is uh this is the conservative party that we want to see we want to we want to see the

01:06:45.620 conservative party of canada doing what is right doing what is right regardless of if they have the

01:06:52.260 permission of the right of the establishment or the corrupt mainstream media uh conservatives are thirsty

01:06:59.300 to see the conservative party party do the right thing and in this case they absolutely did yeah deputy

01:07:05.940 leader melissa lansman said yup violent criminals are back on the streets in hours anti-semitic mobs

01:07:11.460 block traffic intimidate families and trash businesses with zero consequences let's go meanwhile

01:07:17.380 yep meanwhile the crown wants seven and eight year prison sentences over a non-violent protest from

01:07:22.180 three years ago if the crown suddenly wants to apply the law equal application of law would be a good

01:07:28.180 start but this is political vengeance not actual justice and that's why trust in our institutions is

01:07:33.780 distantly yeah girl couldn't have said it better truly couldn't have said it better and that really

01:07:38.740 echoes what we've been saying for years sheila gun reed it really echoes what we've been saying for years

01:07:44.820 uh conservative party mps should mirror the thoughts and opinions of the people that elected them and this

01:07:52.820 is a perfect example of them doing exactly that i'd like to see them being brave like this on many many

01:07:58.900 issues um including gender yeah now from the united states you robert barnes he's a u.s trial lawyer he's

01:08:08.260 sent a few tweets about this we talked about one yesterday but this is what he posted um

01:08:15.380 in response to the u.s revoking visas for a brazilian judge and his allies over bolsonaro prosecution

01:08:24.100 and he says we should do the same to canada for wrongful prosecution of trucker convoy leaders

01:08:30.180 you hearing this americans yes absolutely yes if russia did this to people involved in peaceful

01:08:39.460 anti-government protests mark carney would lose his marbles and melanie jolie would go into overdrive

01:08:46.180 but because it's happening here at the hands of the liberals and by extension uh doug ford's crown

01:08:52.980 uh it's just uh the canadian legal system at work yeah yeah it gets a free pass and it should not

01:09:00.900 get a free pass and that's it that's a crazy thing is we've seen steady yet increment incremental uh

01:09:09.220 destruction of trust in our um of our public institutions to the point where when even crazy

01:09:18.420 hideous unforgivable things happen canadians are like well that's just the way it works it yeah it

01:09:25.460 actually doesn't anywhere else in the world and we've let them get away with so much so much corruption

01:09:32.580 that we don't see the most blatant examples uh when they're shown when they're shown um when they're

01:09:38.340 shown to us unvarnished and so uh to put a fine to put a fine point on it yeah the united states should do

01:09:45.700 something yes they should yeah yeah uh i want to show you how bad this is like how bad is the crown

01:09:54.100 asking for seven and eight years respectively for leech and barber plus crushing chris's truck

01:10:00.660 uh paul champ no the lawyer crazy person okay for the uh busy bodies worry warts and well-kept public

01:10:09.700 sector bureaucrats in downtown ottawa he says that the crown is way out of line so he's saying leech

01:10:18.020 and barber sentencing will take place this week there's no question it was serious and they have

01:10:22.820 spent three years showing the opposite of remorse for what they did to the people of ottawa nothing

01:10:28.100 happened to the people of ottawa they were inconvenienced right but eight year sentence

01:10:32.420 is ridiculous in my opinion no custody for leech six months for barber

01:10:39.700 uh so so even even their acolytes are saying this is crazy he's the guy suing the convoy for

01:10:47.380 kajillions well this is like never have we had a better example of a state funded

01:10:56.820 show trial in the history of the world okay we know that show trials exist but we as canadians are used to

01:11:02.660 seeing that those show trials happening you know typically in america where they're a little bit more

01:11:07.860 litigious than we are here in canada we have the greatest example of an absolutely unhinged and

01:11:15.300 unmitigated disaster of a show trial because this never was this never was about getting justice for

01:11:22.340 the poor the poor inconvenienced people for ottawa the victims here were was the government right

01:11:30.900 right and so this is this is an action by the state to to do i think two things to surface a warning to

01:11:39.060 canadians to never ever cross the government like this again and to uh to to do well to to put the

01:11:46.340 fear of god in canadians that if they do this is the exact treatment that you're going to get but in

01:11:51.620 any case i'm sort of of two minds of this on on one hand um i'm relieved that this that this chapter

01:11:59.140 of tamara and chris's life is going to come to a close we're going to have an answer tomorrow

01:12:03.300 regardless um but i am also i am also very very trepidatious about about what might happen because

01:12:11.060 do we trust the government to do the right thing canada do we no of course we don't we've shown we've

01:12:16.820 seen them do the wrong thing for the last 10 years consistently uh and i have no confidence that

01:12:21.940 they're going to do the right thing tomorrow so uh i just thought i would pull up the toronto 18

01:12:32.100 terrorism case 17 suspects um were charged for uh attempting a terrorism plot uh in toronto

01:12:44.740 and uh anyway i'm just going back because i'm curious about what those people got so in the

01:12:54.500 summer of 2006 police carried out a massive anti-terrorism sweep in southern ontario 17 people

01:12:59.300 13 adults and four youth were arrested in a series of june raids an 18th individual was detained two

01:13:04.340 months later so toronto 18 um it was a plan to bomb the toronto stock exchange and other prominent

01:13:11.380 buildings the other was an attempt to create a large al-qaeda type cell in toronto well i think

01:13:17.540 they've sort of accomplished that they played the long game on this um uh to arm themselves with

01:13:23.140 weapons and create some sort of mayhem that would scare the canadian public into withdrawing troops from

01:13:27.300 afghanistan um i'm curious what the sentences ended up a seven and a half years

01:13:34.020 12 to 18 years seven years so they're getting the crown is asking for terrorism related sentences

01:13:45.220 um why why has doug ford why has doug ford not smacked the ass of the the people that would have

01:13:54.100 done this and dragged this out over over this many years how many years are we on three years tens of

01:13:59.700 millions of taxpayer dollars spent on this persecution where is doug ford in this aside

01:14:06.420 from aside from lumbering off to pride parades and making fancy announcements that he loves

01:14:12.100 mark carney where the hell is he this is this is so important where is doug ford so the toronto 18

01:14:19.860 they plotted an al-qaeda terror attack two separate ones uh in favor of al-qaeda

01:14:28.100 and you know the sort of the sentencing range goes from uh six and a half years all the way up to

01:14:37.300 sorry two and a half years all the way up to i think 20 years in prison so the mean is sort of around

01:14:45.780 six and a half seven years for a lot of these guys and the crown is asking for they were going to kill

01:14:50.900 people they were going to kill people hundreds um and so the crown is asking for sedition style

01:15:00.340 sentencing for mischief charges so they are being sentenced for the crime the crown wishes they could

01:15:07.620 have charged them with so while law is supposed to create order what sentencing um what sentencing

01:15:18.660 uh what is it sheila um recommendations like this from the crown does is actually erode canadians

01:15:25.380 trust in the entire system okay because we are seeing this happen in lifetime we are keeping up to

01:15:32.340 we are keeping up to this case like it impacts all of us because it does if anything this is uh this is

01:15:39.300 one of those very rare cases we're just regular everyday canadians can actually see themselves in the

01:15:46.420 position of either tamera leach or chris barber okay everybody can sort of see themselves in the

01:15:52.180 position that these two are now in um and and making a sentencing recommendation like this is

01:16:00.420 number one it's it's unforgivable number one but it also devalues the entire system of law and order

01:16:08.740 this is law and chaos okay doing doing things like this creates chaos and creates a deep distrust

01:16:16.900 amongst everyday regular canadians when when it does not make sense to them and this this sentencing

01:16:23.780 recommendation from the crown that doug ford could have intervened in um doesn't make sense to any

01:16:30.260 common sense canadian it is uh it is ridiculous it brings the administration of justice into disrepute

01:16:38.020 does it ever okay let's hit this last thing because it's in the uh youtube headline and then we will

01:16:46.340 get to the chats couple of chats there and then i found the daily cringe uh because it is a bitter

01:16:52.420 bitter bitter man being bitter and uh it's okay so this is from black locks foreigners in canada on

01:17:03.220 and temporary permits are the equivalent of 18.5 of the private sector workforce newly released figures

01:17:10.100 show immigration minister uh lena diab's department in a briefing note counted three million forty nine

01:17:20.500 thousand two hundred and seventy seven temporary residents including more than one hundred and twenty nine

01:17:26.980 thousand now in canada illegally due to expired permits so that is like 3.2 oh my god illegal work temporary

01:17:38.020 workers um and so michelle repel garner she's the immigration critic she says want to fix and she makes

01:17:48.980 an excellent point this isn't just about like what what do we how do we house all these people how do we give

01:17:54.420 all these people health care how do we put them on the roads like you dealt with toronto traffic it's

01:17:59.620 uh heart palpitating um but she says want to fix canada's jobs crisis nearly one in five workers

01:18:10.260 aren't canadian they're foreigners here on temporary visas this suppresses wages and takes jobs from canadians

01:18:17.780 liberals must remove people with expired permits and massively curtail issuing new ones now uh yeah

01:18:24.820 one out of five one out of five well uh those numbers i think mirror the numbers of canadians that work

01:18:35.620 for the government so one of five canadians uh canadians right now work for some level of government

01:18:42.580 and when government grows like that what it is is a guaranteed vote for the government that that hired you

01:18:48.340 and keeps you employed so not only is this grossly over inflated and does not keep up with the

01:18:55.780 infrastructure needs that all of those people would come to canada with you know they're not just they're

01:19:00.820 not just here for jobs they're going to access health care they're going to access education they're

01:19:04.820 going to access roads they're going to access you know the the full suite of things that that come

01:19:10.820 with being a canadian um but what this does is it guarantees votes for the people that brought them

01:19:16.980 here and and that's what it comes down to yeah uh like i was looking i just noticed something the other

01:19:23.940 day i don't remember that the last time i had my oil changed from someone who wasn't a temporary foreign

01:19:30.980 worker and that spans uh multiple oil change places and when i was a younger person

01:19:39.940 these were the jobs of 16 year old high school boys that were going to go into uh mechanics yep

01:19:49.620 that's exactly right that was your that was your starter position your entryway into a career in

01:19:57.620 mechanics and automotive automotive repair and all of all of those delicious uh delicious trades

01:20:03.380 useful trade now yes and now that's interesting though because it would be part of the automotive

01:20:09.780 sector like it would be considered part of the automotive sector so what you actually did

01:20:14.740 sheila was identified that the automotive sector is benefiting from um employing temp employing temporary

01:20:21.700 foreign workers as part of their as part of their subsidized workforce right and and does that

01:20:27.700 surprise you like does that surprise you that that the automotive sectors is uh participating in this

01:20:33.300 absolutely not i don't know the left told me they were against slavery but they're creating a

01:20:38.580 slave underclass of uh of non-citizens uh who do the jobs that they think their kids won't do but

01:20:48.260 sure as hell my kids would do yeah you know anyway um let's go into the daily cringe and the daily cringe

01:20:56.420 today come there's two videos comes to us by way of the people who are deeply saddened

01:21:03.540 by the cancellation of stephen colbert one of them being stephen colbert himself now the uh i don't

01:21:12.340 even remember the show the late show was stephen colbert oh it was just so cringy yeah the whole

01:21:18.580 thing was i couldn't even watch it it like it wasn't funny it was just and i i don't have a problem with

01:21:25.060 people making fun of conservatives or whatever like i don't i don't care it was but it wasn't it

01:21:31.140 was like it sort of it deviated from its purpose it was supposed to be entertaining and funny and it

01:21:36.020 turned into a one hour left-wing pundit show that's what that's what happened yeah great its greatest

01:21:42.500 crime was that it was unfunny and i think it lost 40 million dollars last year um and so trump sort of

01:21:49.860 took a victory lap around this nonsense and of course he did yeah but stephen colbert newly

01:21:56.500 unemployed and this i think is a perfect synopsis of why he's unemployed yeah but uh this is him oh i

01:22:06.420 should warn everybody there's going to be some rough language here because these people don't know how to

01:22:10.500 behave themselves even on tv so uh this is him responding to trump taking a victory lap around him

01:22:18.500 on friday donald trump posted i absolutely love that colbert got fired his talent was even less than

01:22:26.980 his ratings how how how dare you sir would an untalented man be able to compose the following

01:22:39.220 satirical witticism anyway anyway thank you thank you very much thank you he uh the the president went

01:23:02.500 on i hear jimmy kimmel is next nope no no absolutely not kimmel i am the martyr okay okay there there's only

01:23:13.620 room for one on this cross and i gotta tell you the view is fantastic from up here i can see your house

01:23:21.620 that is so painfully awkward it it is really really the worst yeah it is really the worst but it is

01:23:35.220 telling that he's taking martyrdom very seriously and that he's wearing this like a badge of honor

01:23:41.860 the best part the best part is stephen colbert is not going to be the only one losing his job in these

01:23:47.220 next couple weeks in the left-wing uh media scape in the united states of america donald trump's

01:23:53.060 rescission package which was approved uh late last week thoroughly defunds npr and public media this is

01:24:00.980 the national uh national public radio in the united states and national public broadcasters in the united

01:24:07.700 states which are vapid insane leftists right and he's uh donald trump just took away all of their money

01:24:16.100 so to stephen colbert and every vapid left-wing media activist that's been allowed to ride the

01:24:21.620 gravy train for the last oh 60 or so years time's up time's up yeah i saw the uh voice of america

01:24:30.820 employee uh that's another public broadcaster in the united states yep a show yeah he was using

01:24:39.140 their resources like company resources to threaten marjorie taylor green yes and he was charged for

01:24:49.780 it it's like should should anybody be forced to pay for this by the way your jeff bezos wife has lots

01:24:56.420 of money bill gates has lots of money go rattling those chains to get them to pay for this stuff or you

01:25:03.940 know what pay for it yourself american left yes earn it earn it if you're gonna if you're gonna produce

01:25:10.500 content that's good enough for people to pay for well then good for you but to but to expect uh and

01:25:17.940 we're talking decades they've got they've received decades of funding um uh they better do a better job

01:25:24.740 starting right now uh we've got one more quick little cringy from on the same topic from and you know

01:25:32.500 leftist protesters with refuse fascism held a protest blaming president trump for cbs canceling

01:25:39.940 stephen colbert's failing show uh colbert forever um this is just so yuck it's so cringy isn't that so

01:25:48.980 cringy uh the show has been losing millions every year for many years the cancellation is being called

01:25:54.260 fascist by the protesters do they do are they is this what they're trying to say that cbs cbs is in the

01:26:02.180 pocket of the president is that that is that like the logic leap they're trying to make there because

01:26:08.180 i don't think that's true that's that's that's what they would have you believe that's what they

01:26:13.460 would have you believe when in fact cbs made a business decision okay to cut dead weight and a

01:26:21.380 non-performing show that hemorrhaged money because to produce to produce one of these late night shows

01:26:28.260 with the teams of writers and the teams of costumers and the makeup and the hair and the

01:26:34.100 camera and the the producers and the guy that holds the signs is millions of dollars a year uh this is

01:26:40.740 capitalism gone right when when you produce a product that nobody watches uh you're not going to make

01:26:47.780 money and the market will decide and the market did decide so uh kudos to that to the you know the

01:26:53.940 movers and shakers at the top of cbs who just went oh god we're just gonna we're just gonna cut this and

01:26:59.700 cut this and run yeah it is sad though because the late show has been a um his has been a a flagship

01:27:07.860 show of cbs for decades yeah colbert all it took all it took was one vapid leftist to ruin it for

01:27:15.380 everybody don't forget kids communism never pays well yeah this is what happens when you alienate half

01:27:22.980 your audience yes exactly this johnny carson actually johnny carson i saw a little clip about him

01:27:29.140 um and he said that he he he absolutely refused to get involved in hot button topics

01:27:37.940 because it would people that do that can't remove their ego from the entire process it removes the

01:27:45.620 funny right when you involve your ego when you when you go and be like i am the smartest person in this

01:27:51.540 room there's no way that you can be funny and also serve your ego and so that's what made him so

01:27:58.020 successful i love that they spelled comedians wrong silencing comedians is no joke no but your spelling

01:28:04.260 is lady oh the daily cringe anyway best of luck steven cole runner best of luck start a youtube channel

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01:29:42.180 uh bonnie denolition says don't worry we here in battle river crowfoot know how to read

01:29:49.380 i'm obviously disgusted by this long ballot thing the voting process will take forever

01:29:53.300 i will take a lunch while i wait in line yeah yeah yeah it's such disrespect to the voter since 2017

01:30:01.780 don't forget canada while they undertake seven-year dei plans since 2017 the longest ballot committee

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01:30:39.940 it's just like this with a with a bunch more with a bunch more colorful language but um we're just so

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01:30:50.020 is just such a it's just such a compliment thank you guys yeah uh i'm a non-smoker but i am the most

01:30:56.180 pro-smoking non-smoker you'll ever meet and she she's a support she is a support she supports me

01:31:02.340 in all of my french habits yes that's right just a glass of wine in one hand and a cigarette in the

01:31:07.940 other and then we talk politics it's just the best yeah and after a couple hours there is like a

01:31:13.700 an outline of lease in cigarette butts on the ground around her it's like the shroud of turin in

01:31:19.380 cigarette butts all around her on the ground it's like an archaeological adventure that's what i'm

01:31:25.060 doing just leaving an archaeological footprints that one day 10 000 years from now an archaeologist

01:31:30.180 is going to come and be like she was right here she was right here that's her lipstick on those

01:31:35.220 cigarette butts it's right it's true we can tell her low-carb friend was here from all the michelo

01:31:42.340 baltras we really are we really are the best time in real life and you guys just get to see it

01:31:49.780 like we're just so happy to have you join us in how we do every day so thanks we make friends in

01:31:55.140 every little campsite we tootle to do we ever yep uh aleja says you can get crack fentanyl and

01:32:03.780 at the corner 7-11 but it's illegal to get raw milk from farmers yeah can zuela here and i see

01:32:11.300 many red flags in canada that remind me of venezuela oh that's not the first time we've

01:32:16.260 heard that alejandra that's not the first time we've heard that uh people that come from communist

01:32:21.860 countries have warned us that there are red flags happening in canada right now that mirror what

01:32:28.020 happened in their country as they as they um slip down the slippery slope of of of uh communist

01:32:34.420 authoritarianism yeah more people more people get sick from lunch meats every year

01:32:40.980 than they do raw milk but yeah that's exactly right raw milk is outside the cartel so but great

01:32:47.940 comment thanks so much for sharing it yep uh okay uh efron is that uh are we all caught up on the

01:32:54.260 chats very generous bunch today appreciate you guys thank you yeah and very kind full of the

01:33:00.340 compliments appreciate that um i think that's it if we missed some of your comments i'm sure efron will

01:33:06.340 round them up and we'll talk about them tomorrow because i'm back tomorrow with my friend lise uh

01:33:11.700 lise thanks so much for coming on this ride with me today oh it's my pleasure sheila gun reed in

01:33:17.220 canada don't forget to join us tomorrow where we will or should have the tamara leach chris barber

01:33:23.300 uh sentencing yeah discovery tomorrow at this time same place same time tomorrow big show already

01:33:31.540 big show already feeling yucky about it oh my god yeah i'm just i'm very unsettled by the whole thing

01:33:37.620 but there is the way to work through that canada and it is uh together okay we'll we'll figure it out

01:33:43.780 together that's on tomorrow's show i have the same trepidation that i felt before the election

01:33:49.700 where i knew it was bad i'm so happy you said that because that is the exact thing that i'm feeling

01:33:55.220 just like just a sense of just a sense of unease and i feel very unsettled about the whole thing

01:34:01.140 because we know that the stakes are so so very high for what happens tomorrow uh as we all as we

01:34:07.300 all sort of sign off today everybody just send your send your best thoughts and if you're praying

01:34:11.380 in person do send them to to our friends tamara and chris they have been through the ringer at the

01:34:16.180 behest of our government and on behalf of you yeah yeah on behalf of all of us that they they're taking the

01:34:24.420 the hit for all of us and don't forget their families behind the scenes that's right that's

01:34:28.900 exactly right yeah uh remember them in your thoughts and prayers tonight and we will uh we'll see you

01:34:34.180 here tomorrow yeah we'll see you guys here tomorrow uh try not to be as depressed as we sound right now

01:34:39.860 um we still have each other we still have each other we're gonna find out tomorrow and uh honestly

01:34:45.380 i don't think chris and tamara regret a thing so um it is what it is and it's all over but the

01:34:52.020 sentencing and we'll find out tomorrow we'll have our rebels on the scene ezra will be there in the

01:34:56.420 courtroom the billboard truck will be outside and uh uh alexa lavois will be outside covering the

01:35:05.940 certain crowd of people that show up to support tamara and chris as they hold their heads high and

01:35:11.460 walk into that courtroom uh to find out their fate so we'll meet back here tomorrow and uh we'll just uh

01:35:17.780 uh we'll be cool till tomorrow uh efron everybody works behind the scenes at rebel news thank you so

01:35:22.740 much for all the work that you do to make us look smart despite the fact that i lost track of time

01:35:28.980 in five seconds at the beginning of the show that's ridiculous it's a good record it's

01:35:33.860 tension span of a gnat um we'll see you guys tomorrow and as my friend david menzies always says

01:35:39.780 stay safe and stay sane

01:36:09.780 doing

01:36:17.620 as

01:36:23.780 so

01:36:31.780 We'll be right back.

Rebel News Podcast - July 22, 2025

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