Rebel News Podcast - February 24, 2025


REBEL ROUNDUP | Trump takes jabs at Canada, Liberals boot Ruby Dhalla, More money for Ukraine


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Sheila Gunn-Reed and David Menzies take a look at the weather on this day in history, and try to figure out if there has ever been a day in the history of the world where nothing of significance happened.

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00:01:07.840 Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to the Rebel News live stream on this same Monday,
00:01:13.560 February the 24th, 2025. I'm David Menzies, and my co-host is the She-Devil with a Sword, 0.93
00:01:21.840 the Khaleesi of Northern Alberta, the sensational Sheila Gunn-Reed. And Sheila, my apologies in
00:01:29.060 advance. Usually I do some shtick about some national day or on this day in history, and
00:01:34.460 then I make a joke. But I spent like an hour researching this day. Sheila, I might be wrong,
00:01:40.280 but could it be that nothing of significance has happened on February the 24th? Because I couldn't
00:01:48.320 think of anything to hook something catchy. Correct me if you wish. It is. Oh yeah, it's not a great day.
00:01:57.440 I have like, out of the corner of my eye. They're really, they're really working hard to make. Today,
00:02:04.220 a day I can tell on nationaltoday.com. It's National Tortilla Chip Day. Yeah.
00:02:10.280 I Hate Coriander Day. That's a very divisive herb, coriander, cilantro. Some people think it
00:02:19.720 tastes like soap. Do you like it? I do very much. Okay. Well, a lot of people, like it's a genetic
00:02:26.900 thing. Some people have it like, as part of their taste buds, they taste coriander slash cilantro
00:02:33.120 as soap. So it is like, are you really, really like it? Or are you super duper hate it? Maybe let us
00:02:39.360 know in the comments. Are you a pro cilantro or anti cilantro? And it's also a Twin Peaks day,
00:02:45.720 whatever. Take that for what it is. But I watched that entire series, including the reboot at the
00:02:54.060 very beginning of COVID. And I forgot how complicated it is. And David Lynch just died, didn't he?
00:03:01.380 He did. Yes. Late last year. That's right.
00:03:04.500 You know, but I, again, you're making my point, nothing really of super significance. I remember,
00:03:10.920 I think it was back in the eighties, it might've been the weather channel moment or something like
00:03:15.860 that, but they would have this day in weather history. Right. And I believe I'm going by memory
00:03:20.720 and I, I'm pretty sure I'm right about this. And when it was October the 30th, the announcer said
00:03:27.220 on this day in weather history, nothing absolutely of significance has happened. It's never been
00:03:33.580 way hotter or way colder than usual. There's been no hailstorms. There's been no tsunami,
00:03:39.580 at least for Ontario. So I guess there's got to be, you know, one day out of 365, Sheila, where,
00:03:46.480 you know, nothing doing. Well, you know, they probably stopped that this day in weather history
00:03:52.520 stuff because then they would have to be telling the public that there were adverse weather events
00:03:58.520 before your SUV. So that might've got a little bit too truthy. And they're like, no, no, hurricanes
00:04:03.940 only happened after the, um, the mechanization of the world.
00:04:08.800 Why? And by the way, on that note, why isn't the mainstream media fact checking Al Gore? I think
00:04:14.900 he said by 2014, the polar ice caps, uh, would be melted that we'd never see ice in the North and
00:04:23.900 South poles of the planet. How's that going for Mr. Gore? They just gloss right over it. You know,
00:04:30.380 like that catastrophic weather is going to be worse and they say it is worse, but then they never like
00:04:35.180 give you the proof that it's going to be worse or, or sometimes they erase the proof that it was like
00:04:42.560 now isn't worse than it was before. Like, remember when Environment Canada deleted like a hundred years
00:04:47.600 of weather records? Well, too inconvenient, uh, for their inconvenient truth. So, yeah.
00:04:53.340 You know, that, that is astonishing, Sheila, because I understand that there's only about
00:04:57.740 300, 350 accurate weather records in the world. So the idea that Environment Canada would gut a third
00:05:08.100 of history to make their, um, virtue signaling points. That is astonishing, but completely
00:05:14.920 believable. Yeah. Uh, I am blocked by Mike Hadima, formerly of, uh, Greenpeace. He was like the lead
00:05:22.760 Greenpeace organizer in Canada. And then, but before that he was like an NDP staffer. And, uh, he,
00:05:31.160 he frequently says that things are much hotter now than they were tens of thousands of years ago.
00:05:37.280 And it's like, like, how could you possibly know that? But all, all suspicions indicate that it
00:05:44.600 was, you know, fine. Even if it were hotter, plants were bigger, animals were bigger because the animals
00:05:51.540 were eating the bigger plants and life was more diverse. So it's not the doomsday these people
00:05:56.380 think it is. Yeah. He says nine of the 10 hottest years have been recorded in the past 10 years and
00:06:01.600 all 10 since 2005. It's no time. Like, come on, Mike, how do you even know that? Not even a blink
00:06:09.280 of an eyelash when it comes to, uh, climate time. And by the way, let's go back a little further in
00:06:15.060 your neck of the woods, Sheila. Tens of millions, hundreds of millions of years ago, Alberta was a,
00:06:20.100 a tropical grassland. The big dinosaurs were there. I know that for a fact. We were a wonderful
00:06:25.680 facility called the Royal, Royal Tyrell Museum. And, uh, those dino bones weren't purchased from 0.99
00:06:33.080 abroad folks. So those were dug up in Alberta. Uh, the idea of minus 20, minus 30 and beyond,
00:06:39.460 it was unheard of for millions of years. So there's a little inconvenient truth.
00:06:46.280 We were a beach in Alberta. We had a big, huge inland sea. In fact, if I find like big hunks
00:06:53.640 of limestone on the farm in rock picking season, you can frequently find little shells in the
00:06:59.240 limestone. Like it's so, there's so many fossils here. We not only do we have a drum heller, but we
00:07:04.960 also have a big, uh, fossil deposit in Grand Prairie, Alberta. Um, and yeah, it was a lot hotter and then it
00:07:11.420 was a heck of a lot colder because we used to be covered under a big fat ice sheet. So I'm surprised
00:07:18.280 the climate zealots in Alberta haven't fenced off or walled off the areas of limestone that have
00:07:25.300 samples of seashells. Cause I go back to, because I'm a pop culture freak beneath the planet of the
00:07:31.180 apes. And as we know, the forbidden zone and the planet of the apes was that area where the ape
00:07:38.180 elders knew there was evidence of human civilization, like subway, you know, uh, tunnels and, uh, toys
00:07:46.080 for human boys and girls. And, uh, you know, so I'm surprised your zealots haven't fenced off any
00:07:53.020 inconvenient, uh, prehistory for Alberta. Don't give them any ideas. You know, even the apes did 1.00
00:07:59.700 Orwell, didn't they? The environmentalists are doing the same thing too. We should tell everybody
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00:09:47.880 chatting. Let us know, uh, uh, what you think to the most special thing about today's day is
00:09:53.960 apparently it's cilantro day. Do you like it? Do you hate it? Let, let your rebels know. Uh, and
00:10:00.200 let's get into the news, uh, liberal party developments, uh, late last week. And then over
00:10:07.160 the weekend, this ousted leadership candidate, I'm actually surprised they let her go on that long. 0.60
00:10:12.920 Uh, she did the conservative news circuit, uh, which I thought was kind of interesting. Ruby
00:10:19.420 Dalla. Now say what you will about Ruby Dalla and Lord knows I have, uh, she was saying a few things
00:10:27.840 about the liberal party, about how far it has drifted away from what it looked like when she was there
00:10:33.840 from the Gretchen days, let's say, and the Paul Martin days. Uh, but they tossed her to the party. 1.00
00:10:40.120 Um, and I suppose this is what, uh, Justin Trudeau does with prickly women who grind against the 1.00
00:10:52.760 establishment choices in the liberal party. Uh, we saw what Justin Trudeau did with, uh, women who 0.99
00:10:59.300 stood up to him, uh, what's her face? Selena, Cesar Chavanez and, uh, Jody Wilson-Raybould toss them out on 0.62
00:11:09.400 their ear. Um, and Dr. Philpott. Yeah. Jane Philpott. Again, I probably disagree with her on
00:11:16.180 99% of everything except for her criticisms of Justin Trudeau. Likewise with Jody Wilson-Raybould
00:11:22.060 principled, but I feel like wrong on a lot of things. Um, Ruby Dalla. I, like I said, watch my
00:11:28.640 video from meet the liberals about Ruby Dallas. She's got a interesting backstory, but she was 1.00
00:11:35.480 saying a lot of the right things to address the problems that Canadians are facing today. And if
00:11:40.140 you want to lead the country, you probably want to be the person to address those problems. Instead,
00:11:44.840 they're obviously going to select Mark Carney, the guy who created those problems. But she sat down
00:11:50.220 with Ezra over the weekend. And, uh, I think he was her first real interview, like real conservative
00:11:59.200 interview and a great interview at that. And it was wonderful. She was very candid. Um, and so let's,
00:12:06.060 uh, we've got a couple of clips from that. Let's watch. Okay. I think there's an appetite for your
00:12:12.140 style of shoot from the hip, call it like you see it. I think people like you, uh, some people remember
00:12:18.020 you from your career as an MP, but I think a lot of people are saying, who's this? And I think they
00:12:23.180 sort of wish you could finish the process. So what do you, what do you say to those thousands of people
00:12:28.600 who have signed up at draft ruby.com? Would you consider running either as an independent, maybe
00:12:36.380 even, I don't know. I don't know if you regard yourself as a fit for the conservative party. Would
00:12:42.440 you consider appealing to get back in? Like, I think people want to see more of Ruby Dalla and her
00:12:48.820 fighting spirit. What do you say to them? Well, I am a fighter, so they can definitely count on that.
00:12:54.400 And I think, you know, as you said, Ezra, that during the campaign, I spoke about issues that
00:13:00.200 are the need of the hour. And I think I was able to connect with so many Canadians across the country
00:13:06.120 is because of the fact that I have not lived in the Ottawa bubble for the last 10 years as the other
00:13:11.680 candidates did. I was the only candidate out of all five, you know, of us that were in this
00:13:17.440 leadership race, that was not an advisor to the current administration, that was not a minister
00:13:22.860 in Trudeau's cabinet, and neither was a member of parliament during those 10 years. I have had my
00:13:28.300 ear to the ground in the last 10 years. And when I spoke about progressive policy ideas, you know,
00:13:33.880 whether it was related to our economy, whether it was related to business people in our country,
00:13:38.560 and Canadians who are just overburdened by all the taxation that we are paying, and I spoke about
00:13:44.440 having a review of our tax system, about ensuring that we create a value for tax system, or putting
00:13:50.900 in a housing caesar to ensure that we actually start building, you know, more affordable housing
00:13:55.900 in our country, or toughening up on bail reform and toughening up on crime. I think it was a need of
00:14:01.740 the hour. And these are, you know, issues that are important. And I think it's about time that,
00:14:07.360 you know, politicians in our country start speaking to the needs of what Canadians want to actually
00:14:13.760 deliver results. If the Liberal Party had been doing that over the last 10 years, our party going
00:14:20.120 into this leadership race would not have been, you know, so low in the polls. I was in this campaign
00:14:26.540 for ensuring that we have a discussion, we have a debate about the future. But it's very clear,
00:14:32.480 the Liberal Party establishment felt threatened. They did not want me on that debate stage, because I was
00:14:38.480 the only one that was going to be aggressive, that was the only one that was going to actually
00:14:43.880 question, you know, Mark Carney on his abilities to be able to deliver for Canadians. And I was going
00:14:50.140 to be the only individual who was going to talk about issues that are impacting Canadians and Canadian
00:14:56.280 families.
00:14:56.900 Well, Sheila, I think it's becoming more and more apparent, isn't it, that this is a coronation
00:15:04.900 of Mark Carney. We don't need when I say we, I mean, the Liberal Party of Canada, they don't need any,
00:15:12.540 you know, muckrakers stirring up trouble on the debate stage and being a contrarian to Mark Carney.
00:15:22.740 And here's the thing, at the end of the day, and you know, I know Ezra and Ruby Dalla,
00:15:28.300 and by the way, thumbs up for Ruby Dalla for parking any kind of rebel derangement syndrome, 1.00
00:15:35.800 assuming she ever had any, and coming on and doing a great, honest...
00:15:39.820 Yeah, after I did like a not nice video about her past... 0.97
00:15:43.400 There you go. Way to go, Sheila.
00:15:47.560 I just wanted people to meet the Liberals. And I did mention her like stance on immigration,
00:15:52.740 in that video, and how it actually has changed since when she was in government. But good for her
00:15:58.780 for being open-minded enough to talk to the new media in this country, because I think the new
00:16:04.960 media is taking over, and you can't shut them out. But even on that issue, she is so far away from what
00:16:11.580 the Liberals have been like the last 10 years. And she is right to point out, she would be the only
00:16:18.260 Liberal on the stage who's not responsible for the mess that we're in. Like, she would be not making
00:16:23.120 that Kamala Harris appeal where, oh, things are bad, you guys. You guys are suffering. Let me fix it.
00:16:29.100 And you're like, but you did this. Why didn't you fix it when you were in power? She would be the 0.89
00:16:34.980 only Liberal who could say, I had nothing to do with this mess. Let me save you from yourselves,
00:16:41.260 Liberal Party.
00:16:41.820 Now, you know, Sheila, a couple of points. One is, and I know Ezra and Ruby touched upon
00:16:46.560 this, that what happened to her, it's undemocratic, it's unfair, and it is. But you know what,
00:16:53.960 folks, at the end of the day, guess what? A political party is just like a private club.
00:16:59.300 They can do whatever they darn well please. That's, you know, and that's what a lot of people don't
00:17:06.420 understand. It's just as though this is some private club saying it's only open to men who
00:17:12.780 are six foot two and green hair, and that's how they're going to run their club. But it just shows 0.68
00:17:18.060 you the hypocrisy of the Liberal Party that they're committed to fairness and democracy when they
00:17:24.460 really aren't. And also, on diversity, Sheila, the previous candidate whose name I've already
00:17:30.480 forgotten, correct me if I'm wrong, he was a brown candidate. Goodbye. Ruby Della is obviously a 1.00
00:17:38.660 female candidate. Goodbye. I thought this was the party that was the champion of visible minorities 1.00
00:17:44.700 and females. 0.95
00:17:46.600 And honestly, Ruby's got kind of a good story if you get past the whole nanny stuff, and then the 0.99
00:17:50.920 Bollywood video, and then her championing diversity and increased immigration targets back in the day. 0.88
00:17:59.120 You know what? And I'm willing to believe in redemption. I mean, look at Tulsi Gabbard. Look
00:18:05.820 at RFK. Look at Trump himself was a Democrat. There are a lot of Republicans in power right now who
00:18:12.020 used to be Democrats. So you know what? I'm willing to hear this stuff from Ruby. But if you look at
00:18:19.460 just on the surface, forget all the other things I've said about Ruby Della. If you look at her story
00:18:24.920 on the surface, she's got a great story from Winnipeg, children of immigrants, worked really
00:18:31.160 hard. She's a businesswoman. She rose to the upper echelons of government in this country. 1.00
00:18:35.700 If you believe in diversity, Ruby's your gal. But the liberals don't actually believe in that.
00:18:41.760 Remember like just three weeks ago, Justin Trudeau lecturing the Americans on this was your time to
00:18:48.160 pick a woman of color to lead your your country. And yet you didn't. And here the the liberals 0.76
00:18:53.820 cooking up allegations against Ruby to kick her out. And even if even if the allegations against Ruby
00:18:59.400 are true and I haven't seen any evidence that they are or aren't. One of them was foreign interference.
00:19:04.920 They keep signing the nomination papers of Handong. And the guy was fined two weeks ago or last week
00:19:11.040 $500 because of problems in the nomination from outside foreign meddling. So even if that were true,
00:19:18.360 they keep signing off on Handong. Parm Baines, by the way, was the recipient of foreign interference
00:19:25.480 in a beneficial way when it targeted Kenny Chu. We know all of that was whipped up on WeChat.
00:19:31.980 They keep signing his nomination papers. So what's the problem with Ruby?
00:19:35.880 Indeed. And, you know, the other point that you made, Sheila, and I want to echo it,
00:19:40.960 is that how new media is now in vogue. Here is a diehard liberal reaching out
00:19:47.920 to our beloved boss man, Ezra Levent, and giving a no-holds-barred interview with Rebel News. And
00:19:55.700 just last Thursday, I was invited with open arms yet again to another Pierre Polyev presser
00:20:03.180 in which the Q&A session was secluded to, like, four out of the five journalists, myself included,
00:20:11.500 were independent media. The exception was Radio Canada.
00:20:17.060 CBC.
00:20:17.760 And, Sheila, CBC was there. Global was there.
00:20:20.860 But CBC is Radio Canada. So they can't even whine about this. CBC is Radio Canada.
00:20:25.260 Yeah, but it is the French service. And I believe in terms of defunding CBC,
00:20:29.720 the Radio Canada is not part of that. I stand to be corrected.
00:20:34.540 But Global, CTV, CBC, they were there. And Sheila, oh, my God, the conniption these reporters 0.99
00:20:42.540 were having. One yelled out, I have to clean it up for family broadcast. This is effing
00:20:49.880 bullshite. And he used a full F-bomb. The other one, the reporter from Global, Nathaniel Dove, 1.00
00:20:58.540 between every question, he kept yelling, why aren't you taking questions from all of us?
00:21:05.900 Oh, well, you know what? How does it feel? I mean, look how we...
00:21:09.440 Yeah, welcome to the jungle, Nate. Welcome. We've got fun and games.
00:21:12.480 You know, these people, a bunch of hypocrites. They can either be idiots who didn't know 1.00
00:21:16.180 or hypocrites on the issue of the free press. And I guess it's the dealer's choice because 1.00
00:21:21.180 either way, they're the bad guy.
00:21:22.800 100%. And when the CTV guy interviewed me outside the venue, Sheila, he's saying, so if I get you
00:21:30.480 straight, this is a measure of retribution for you that mainstream media are being excluded. I said,
00:21:35.740 no. I said, I'm a free speech absolutist. I want everyone to have their questions entertained. But
00:21:42.180 two things for you, Mr. CTV. One, where were you for a decade when me and all of my colleagues at
00:21:49.660 Rebel and all of our colleagues in independent media outlets were being barred, were being censored,
00:21:56.260 were being arrested by the Justin Trudeau liberals? And by the way, do you think maybe in terms of CTV
00:22:02.900 being excluded, it might just have a teeny tiny bit to do with the fact that you took Poliev's quotes,
00:22:10.160 sliced them and diced them, and made it seem that he said something he didn't. Do you think maybe
00:22:15.980 that's your reason for exclusion? Give me a break.
00:22:19.640 Well, and just on the issue of fairness, because all of a sudden they're concerned about fairness,
00:22:24.920 you guys have exclusive access to the parliamentary precinct because the cabal of
00:22:29.220 corporate welfare queens and the mainstream media keep having witch trials to keep us out. So if you've
00:22:35.380 got exclusive access there, let's just serve as a counterbalance on the outside, unless you want to
00:22:40.260 let us into the parliamentary press gallery, and then it's a free for all on either side.
00:22:43.880 But we don't make the rules. They are making the rules. So if you get exclusive access on the
00:22:50.180 parliamentary precinct, where we cannot go anywhere near politicians to ask them questions,
00:22:54.660 then to make it fair, we'll just run the outside world. How's that?
00:22:59.100 Yeah. And so many of them, Sheila, will respond to me, oh, I wasn't aware of that. You weren't aware
00:23:03.420 of it. How could you not be aware of it?
00:23:05.320 Like I said, you can be an idiot or a hypocrite. You get to choose. 1.00
00:23:08.580 And by the way, Sheila, I just want to, so it's just not all about us. That was a very inspired
00:23:14.100 presser by Pierre Polyev. The theme was fix the broken budget. It was at a West End Toronto
00:23:20.040 food bank. You know, Sheila, my heart sunk going into that building because imagine being in that
00:23:26.980 position and typically no fault of your own. And why do I say that folks? In 2020, this particular
00:23:33.360 food bank, this one Toronto food bank serviced 10,000 regular clients. Today, five years later,
00:23:42.340 70,000. And guess what? Maybe it's a coincidence, Sheila. I don't know. 2020 is when Mark Carney
00:23:50.060 signed on as Justin Trudeau's financial advisor. How's that working for us?
00:23:55.440 And yet we've got to listen to these idiot liberals tell us that it's unpatriotic to say 1.00
00:24:00.880 that Canada is broken. That seems pretty dang broken to me, by the way, when you've got, 1.00
00:24:05.900 and by and large, these people are working poor. These are not unemployed people. These are working
00:24:10.440 poor who cannot get by thanks to Justin Trudeau slash Mark Carney's inflationary policies. And when
00:24:16.580 I say that, I, I don't just mean government overspending, I mean taxes. And I also mean
00:24:21.400 immigration, which causes housing inflation, um, and infrastructure inflation and healthcare
00:24:27.060 inflation. Um, we've got one more clip from Ruby Dalla. Okay. Um, and she is pointing out that
00:24:33.900 the hypocrites in the liberal party won't shut up about diversity. And Justin Trudeau, remember his 0.97
00:24:39.860 like, Oh, we're going to have a gender parody parliament, uh, because it's really important 0.97
00:24:45.580 to elevate women. And she's like, okay, I'm a lady trying to elevate myself to the highest office of 1.00
00:24:51.000 the land. And they're like, no, we don't mean you. We mean the ladies who will shut up and 1.00
00:24:56.360 shut up and fall in line. That's what he meant. Just a few weeks ago, Justin Trudeau criticized the 0.94
00:25:03.120 United States for not voting for a woman as president. He specifically said they missed an
00:25:08.700 opportunity, uh, with Kamala Harris. We were supposed to be on a steady, if difficult, sometimes
00:25:14.640 marched towards progress. And yet just a few weeks ago, the United States voted for a second time to
00:25:23.480 not elect its first woman president. And I feel like, uh, at least Kamala Harris had a shot, like
00:25:30.540 she was in the general election, but they blocked you. They blocked Chandra Aria. They're blocking
00:25:35.980 anyone who for some reason they don't approve of. It feels very undemocratic to me. Uh, we're going to
00:25:42.880 keep, uh, just on that for one second, you know, it's quite interesting. We've had this issue with
00:25:47.580 the, you know, Jody Wilson, Ray Bo, we've had a couple of other women, you know, that were completely 1.00
00:25:53.300 sideswiped by, uh, Trudeau. And then for this leadership race in particular, uh, we had Mr. Aria whose
00:26:00.160 reasons, you know, are unknown at this point. Does the party have something against strong, you know,
00:26:06.580 successful women who speak about progress in our country? Does a liberal party of Canada have 0.96
00:26:12.100 something against, you know, immigrants in our country who are trying to ensure that their voices
00:26:17.080 are heard? Does the liberal party of Canada have something against women of color in our country 0.86
00:26:22.340 who are trying to ensure that the policies that we speak about actually resonate and reflect the
00:26:28.500 need of the hour? It, we call it the liberal party of Canada, but how liberal is this party?
00:26:35.260 Actually, it just really, really makes, you know, no sense. It's mind boggling. And I can tell you
00:26:39.920 from the responses that we have been receiving from across the country, you know, liberals and
00:26:45.280 even people that wanted to join the party, you know, to expand our party, which is always a whole
00:26:50.400 point of, you know, any political leadership campaign is to bring new people on board because
00:26:54.600 they believe in your vision. I can tell you from the messages and the responses that we have been
00:27:00.260 receiving and that are all over the Twitter space and Twitter feeds, people are sick and tired of,
00:27:06.320 you know, the liberal party of Canada talking about inclusivity, talking about having, you know,
00:27:11.580 the voices of immigrants heard in our country, talking about the importance of women. And then
00:27:16.580 on the other hand, their actions do not reflect that and completely doing other ones.
00:27:21.880 Oh, Sheila, so bang on. I mean, if we want to play identity politics bingo, well, let's check out
00:27:30.120 our bingo card. Ruby Della is a woman. A Ruby Della is a person of color. Ruby Della is a Sikh. 0.55
00:27:37.360 Oh, I don't know about you, Sheila. Seems kind of diverse to me, don't you think? Bingo.
00:27:43.340 Yeah, bingo. But this is the liberal party of Canada. And what they mean is diversity of,
00:27:50.780 when they say diversity, they used to mean diversity, not of thought, of course, but of color,
00:27:57.680 but they don't even mean that anymore. What they mean is homogeneity of viewpoint. So if you are one
00:28:04.040 of those immigrants, people of color, who decided that you're going to think for yourself, we can't 1.00
00:28:11.280 have, you may as well be white, may as well be a white man, Ruby Della, according to the liberal
00:28:15.960 party of Canada. And just moving ahead, because I know we're, we're spending a lot of time on this.
00:28:21.120 But if I had to say on the spectrum of ideas, Ruby Della would fit in the purple wing of the 0.99
00:28:33.400 conservative party just fine. Like, I don't know where she would be different from, let's say the 1.00
00:28:39.140 person in the next clip, Michelle Rempel, on a lot of viewpoints. And Michelle Rempel is still
00:28:45.680 considered a powerhouse within the conservative party, especially in economic issues and Western
00:28:49.980 diversification issues. I think that the liberal or sorry, the conservative party of Canada is sort
00:28:56.660 of a coalition of people who are libertarians on social issues and social conservatives, as in people
00:29:02.820 who think the government has no business in your life. That those groups sort of find common ground
00:29:11.360 and meet on economic issues where they just think it's, it's actually the government, not the
00:29:16.660 government's business on social issues. And they come at it from different viewpoints. And I think
00:29:21.400 Ruby and Michelle Rempel are pretty close on most issues, especially on social issues.
00:29:27.420 So I think there's a place for her in the conservative party, especially if she sort of
00:29:31.660 says, yeah, when I was a liberal, I, you know, I had a viewpoints on certain things, but the liberal
00:29:38.500 party left me behind and I've come around to some other ways of thinking.
00:29:41.820 Oh, I have a lot of time and respect, Sheila, for classical liberals. And this party is anything
00:29:47.380 but that. But you know, what I find so hypocritical is that as far as I can tell, the liberal party of
00:29:54.980 Canada's leader has always been a white male heterosexual, right? 0.94
00:30:00.680 Yes.
00:30:00.820 And, but when they do the photo ops, they like, can we get a couple of MPs with turbans on and a
00:30:07.760 couple of MP ladies with hijabs on? And is there a guy in a wheelchair or, you know, you know what I'm 0.70
00:30:14.800 saying? So let's do the photo op that we're all about diversity. But when it comes to numeral uno,
00:30:20.100 the man in the catbird seat, it's the same identity every single time.
00:30:25.580 Well, and the greatest example of this is Mark Carney, right? When he was doing his campaign
00:30:31.480 announcement in Edmonton, the one where he also threw all the independent journalists out of,
00:30:36.400 he just basically snatched somebody's kookum out of the crowd and said, Oh, indigenous grandma,
00:30:43.580 do a prayer for me. And she's like, I Googled Mark, I guess he's all right. Because he needed that
00:30:49.700 diversity there. She really had no idea who Mark Carney was.
00:30:53.560 She said, but he, yeah, but he needed somebody's kookum to say an indigenous prayer. And so anybody
00:31:00.140 would do. And so he put this, somebody's granny on the spot because just for diversity points, 0.99
00:31:06.240 it felt really like exploitative actually.
00:31:10.640 Yeah. So in other words, to wrap this up, Sheila, basically what Justin Trudeau and his ilk are saying
00:31:16.320 when it comes to diversity in the liberal party of Canada, it is the same saying that the rock made
00:31:23.400 famous, know your role and shut your mouth. You are a good little prop for the photo ops. But other
00:31:31.540 than that, don't expect actual positions of power in this party.
00:31:36.340 Yeah. Your job is to check a box on a checklist of diversity stuff. It's not to say anything or have
00:31:41.940 any independent thoughts of your own. You can't have that. Speaking of Michelle Rempel, who I think 1.00
00:31:46.060 Ruby Dalla and her would probably agree in a lot, except Ruby's catfish photos. I really, I can't get
00:31:52.580 over her like catfish campaign photos where if you see Ruby on camera, filter free versus her like a, I 1.00
00:32:01.900 thought they were AI. I really did. Her campaign photos just look, that's not, I just, she's
00:32:11.820 airbrushed her face into like some sort of alien face. I wish she had never done that. 0.96
00:32:16.780 Did she get her lips done, Sheila? I mean, you know, I guess it's Botox, um, you know, cause I'm
00:32:23.360 getting a starseed Daisy, uh, vibe from 90 day fiance. And I just want to tell all women out there
00:32:31.440 speaking for men. I don't know one single man in my circle who says, I want giant lips on a woman. 0.97
00:32:43.440 Don't do that ladies. I don't know. Are you trying to impress other ladies? Because guys don't like it. 0.99
00:32:49.160 None that I have met say that's for me. So anyways, I'm going off on a tangerine, but hopefully
00:32:55.140 Instagram is a poison. Uh, we've got Michelle Rempel-Garner, uh, talking about the liberals
00:33:03.600 recent resurgence in the polling, depending on the poll that you see, like if it's nano,
00:33:09.000 so I'm like, Frank Graves. No, I'm not sure. Uh, he's got a conservative derangement syndrome.
00:33:15.520 Uh, so I never take his polls with a lot of, uh, credibility, but also when those are aggregated
00:33:23.180 into the other polls, it skews the results of the other polls in the aggregator. So always remember
00:33:28.640 that. Um, but Michelle held a press conference this morning, I believe. So this is a clip from that.
00:33:34.580 How concerned are you about the diminishing lead in the polls for the conservatives?
00:33:38.900 I think that what I hear when I'm out canvassing people in my community is a lot of distrust with
00:33:48.240 the liberal government. Um, and, and I also think frankly, that the numbers that I've seen
00:33:53.780 are numbers that Stephen Harper won a majority government with. And I think that the plans that
00:34:00.000 conservative party leader, Pierre Polyeb have put out, not just in recent weeks, but over the last year
00:34:05.300 to ax attacks, fix the budget, stop the crime and build the homes, they resonate with Canadians
00:34:11.120 because those are the issues that people are facing right now. So I am, you know, very confident
00:34:18.800 that after the liberals come out of hiding, we should be in parliament right now. They're in hiding,
00:34:24.540 right? They prorogued parliament because they lost the trust of Canadians and didn't want to be
00:34:30.000 subject to scrutiny. Um, that, you know, when we are an election campaign, you will see those,
00:34:36.100 that, that message, that plan that our leader has been consistent about resonate with Canadians.
00:34:40.660 But, you know, I think that, again, this is, these are questions that Mark Carney, uh, should be
00:34:45.540 answering right now too, right? And this is why we're out today saying that on some of these key
00:34:49.380 issues, again, the liberals are just trying to dupe Canadians into forgetting their record of the last
00:34:54.760 10 years. Uh, we will not allow Canadians to do that. It's frankly, it doesn't take a lot of work 1.00
00:35:00.380 because liberals or Canadians are living with the results of those policies. And again, I, I, I just
00:35:05.800 think that, uh, the plans that we've put forward are resonating with Canadians because they're
00:35:09.640 compassionate and they, they strike to the heart of things like affordability for groceries.
00:35:15.280 So Sheila, this is the question, is it not? Are Canadians that easily dupable, if that's a word,
00:35:23.240 or are these polls showing that the liberals are now breathing down the poly of conservatives' necks?
00:35:30.980 Are they completely bogus? Are they push polls? What say you?
00:35:36.020 I think it's six of one, half a dozen of the other. Unfortunately, I think there are some Canadians 1.00
00:35:41.420 who are like, they accept that Justin Trudeau is, has been rightfully villainized, but they are not
00:35:50.760 connecting that Mark Carney was the dude dumping those bad ideas into the empty vessel he calls
00:35:56.120 ahead. Um, and I have a unique viewpoint on this because as an Albertan, we could not vote blue any
00:36:03.400 harder than we do. And so we look at the people in the rest of the country and are like, what on earth
00:36:08.780 is wrong? What aren't you getting that we consistently get out here? How do we make you understand?
00:36:14.720 And so I have a real hard time having faith in my fellow Canadians, because we're out here pulling
00:36:21.680 our load, pulling the load, doing the work, voting conservative, and we're watching people in the
00:36:26.940 rest of the country complain about the way things are in Canada, but not putting together who did that
00:36:34.440 to you?
00:36:34.940 Well, Sheila, I literally in the upcoming election have skin in the game. I have a bet with our good
00:36:41.580 friend, Joe Warmington of the Toronto Sun, an MSM good guy out there. And it goes back almost two
00:36:47.620 years now, me betting heavily that the Conservatives are going to form the next government. Joe saying
00:36:53.020 no, be not because he supports the Liberals folks, but because he thinks there's some shenanigans that
00:36:59.300 might happen, some cheating that might happen. And it's a steak dinner at Jacobs. And if you don't
00:37:04.520 know Toronto, Jacobs, the foodies say that is the only steakhouse in Toronto that could make it in
00:37:11.420 Manhattan. It's that good. The downside is it's more than a mortgage payment to buy a steak dinner
00:37:18.020 there. So I really don't want to lose this bet, Sheila.
00:37:23.160 Wow. I just, I can't even believe that there's a steak that's good in Toronto.
00:37:28.360 Oh, you will eat those words. And the greatest Caesar salad I've ever had.
00:37:34.520 ever had in my life. Next time you're in Toronto, I'll see what, what kind of dough we have in the
00:37:40.000 swear jar and take it down to Jacobs. Maybe we can have, at least have an appetizer.
00:37:44.940 Let's do one more clip from Rempel Garner, and then we'll hit an ad break, do a chat,
00:37:51.480 and then we'll continue into Trump, Trudeau, and the ongoing soap opera there.
00:37:57.760 How much of a Brett does Mark Carney pose to a Conservative victory?
00:38:00.440 I think the question is, how much of a question does Mark Carney pose to average Canadians?
00:38:06.740 You know, no, but that is the question that I think people need to be asking, given how sneaky
00:38:11.560 he's been. For me, as a representative who has been locked out of Parliament, I am literally locked
00:38:19.900 out of Parliament right now because of the Liberal government. And I also have to re-emphasize
00:38:24.920 something here. Mark Carney has been at the helm of a lot of the financial and economic decisions
00:38:30.120 that have been made by the Liberal government over the last several years. And, you know,
00:38:35.680 there was a great article, I think it was in the Toronto Sun today, talking about how, you know,
00:38:41.320 a combination of Mark Carney with American tariffs would ruin the Canadian economy because he does not
00:38:48.440 have a plan to make our country more resilient. His entire lifetime of policies have been putting
00:38:55.480 forward things that have actually put Canada in this position of weakness right now. So, you know,
00:39:01.080 again, I think that tonight, you know, Mark Carney needs to come clean on a bunch of these issues.
00:39:06.360 And I do think that Mark Carney poses a giant challenge for Canadians and a giant threat to Canadians.
00:39:12.280 She ain't wrong. Thank you, Michelle. I mean, she's right. And pointing out that he's been sneaky.
00:39:22.980 How, like, he's got the Kamala Harris problem, where how do you distance yourself from the economic
00:39:29.300 carnage you are responsible for creating? The media are going to let him off the hook. The Conservatives
00:39:36.120 are trying to put those pieces together. Now, is it going to resonate with Canadians? I hope so.
00:39:41.780 I hope so. But I have very little faith in the greater Toronto area, unfortunately.
00:39:48.900 And don't forget, Sheila, Mr. Polyev isn't just going up against the Liberal Party of Canada.
00:39:54.760 He's going up against the media party. And I could tell last Thursday in Toronto with that mood in that
00:40:00.660 room, they have an axe to grind. I am sure for years now, they've been looking under every boulder,
00:40:07.320 going to high school yearbooks, dredging up in the time machine of the internet, anything he might have
00:40:15.080 said. He will have to contend with that, okay? Because they know about the defunding, and already
00:40:23.280 they're being, it's almost a moot point. Yeah, you exist, but you're not getting any questions in.
00:40:28.840 So, they are motivated to bring this man and this party down. So, watch for that.
00:40:35.440 Right. Yeah. Like I said, over the weekend, the gravy train with biscuit wheels is about to roll
00:40:40.040 out of the station, and the mainstream media is worried about standing on the platform with their
00:40:43.580 suitcases in their hands. Because Polyev has said he's going to defund them. So, he is their enemy.
00:40:49.360 Yeah. He is, like, he is going to make sure that they get laid off. Yeah. Because they have broken
00:40:55.520 business models. And they don't need, right now, to fix their broken business model. Because Trudeau
00:41:00.400 just says, well, here's some money. I'll take it from these successful businesses, and give it to
00:41:05.540 these failing ones. And we'll just not say that that's socialism at all, which it absolutely is.
00:41:10.880 And you know, Sheila, it couldn't be more blamed. A couple weeks ago, I had a piece, as you know,
00:41:14.620 it was, I believe his name was Adam Austin, one of the head honchos of Bell Media,
00:41:20.520 openly working for the Chrystia Freeland campaign. How is that not a conflict of interest? That's
00:41:26.600 unbelievable. So, not only are we taking the money, we're going to volunteer time and try to get
00:41:33.140 another liberal elected. That's your mainstream media. And that is why, Sheila, that the vast majority
00:41:39.040 of people do not trust the mainstream media, nor do they get their news from it anymore. And I don't
00:41:45.820 think you can fix it. Yeah. Well, it's not just the bias, but the perception of bias. Yeah. Right?
00:41:51.340 Like, and so that it just taints everything. We've got a chat we'll get to, we'll do the ad read,
00:41:58.060 then we'll do a rebel ad, and then we'll go back into, like I said, the Trump Trudeau ongoing soap opera
00:42:04.420 there. We've got a chat from Ablist SL gives us five bucks and says, has rebel considered creating
00:42:10.780 a TV channel to replace sun? And do you support the annexation of Canada, probably the rest of the
00:42:17.080 Commonwealth by the US in retaliation to globalist and world corruption? The reason we went outside of
00:42:26.120 conventional TV is because the internet was free. Yeah. And it was a low cost entry way to talk
00:42:34.200 directly to the people without the sensors of the CRTC. YouTube is in every home, right? Like,
00:42:41.140 so you don't have to try to shoehorn this onto cable, somebody buys cable, and then you need to
00:42:46.460 make sure that you get met what's called mandatory carriage to make sure that you get onto every cable
00:42:51.060 package. This was the best weight and the lowest bar for entry for rebel news to get to all of you.
00:42:58.720 Now we're on your every phone. If you want it, we're on every computer. We are on your TV. If you watch
00:43:05.440 YouTube on your TV, or if you watch rebel news that way. Uh, so I mean, consider that your TV channel,
00:43:12.940 right? Um, and we can do that without the cost and the censorship. Now that is exactly why Justin
00:43:19.660 Trudeau has continued to try to censor the internet and expand the bureaucracy of the CRTC to encompass
00:43:27.300 streaming. That's the rebel news law because we went streaming instead of the old fashioned way,
00:43:33.920 uh, because they could never kill rebel news the way they killed sun news.
00:43:38.900 And Sheila, I want to touch upon something you said there, the cost, because Ezra and I are refugees
00:43:43.660 from the old sun news network. Uh, I can tell you that in the brief history of sun news, they were
00:43:50.180 losing almost $20 million a year. And what I'm getting at, you know, um, to have the top heavy
00:43:58.320 capital costs of a TV station in an environment in which mainstream media, let's face it, it's a sunset
00:44:05.580 industry. Viewers are declining. Advertisers are going away. Those advertisers that you have are paying
00:44:13.220 maybe 10 or 15, uh, on the dollar, what they used to. Um, so in other words, folks, we would,
00:44:20.700 to make it viable, we would actually have to accept government donations and we ain't going to do that
00:44:27.820 because we don't like the inherent conflict of interest. It's unethical. Um, there is no merit
00:44:34.880 to it. Um, I can tell you my old Ryerson journalism professors, if I agreed to something like that,
00:44:40.560 they'd be rolling over in their graves. So, uh, as Sheila mentioned, we are lean and mean. And part
00:44:47.460 of that is not being, uh, anchored down by huge capital costs, which a TV, uh, network, uh, would
00:44:56.280 include. Now, I think the other part of the question, right. I just want to say this. I just want to say
00:45:00.520 something else, but being lean and mean has allowed us to innovate. Like right now you're watching me
00:45:06.540 connecting to David on Skype, which is free, uh, in the olden days of sun news, it was a satellite
00:45:14.020 connection, excessively expensive. We, we, because we're small, because we're effective like that,
00:45:21.760 it's also really easy for us to deploy to events. So if something's happening, we just grab our cell
00:45:27.160 phones, a microphone, and we're out the door. Um, whereas if you've ever seen CBC go to an event,
00:45:33.020 it's like two satellite trucks, four chase producers, a guy that holds a reflective piece
00:45:37.520 of tinfoil, an audio guy, a boom operator, and a cameraman, we can get there quicker. We can get
00:45:43.840 in and out and done, um, and tell you the stories that those other people say, well, you know what,
00:45:50.020 the amount of resources and money to deploy to that story, we're just not even going to cover it.
00:45:54.360 Uh, it allows us to do things that they can't. And Sheila, let's not forget how technology has
00:46:01.300 advanced the cause of independent media citizen journalists. Sheila, I don't understand when I
00:46:07.000 go to these pressers and CTV and global and, and, uh, CBC, they're all there. And these poor
00:46:12.700 cameramen, I kind of feel sorry for that thing must weigh 40, 50 pounds. And I challenge you folks,
00:46:19.120 watch a presser where we're doing the filming and they're doing the filming. Can you tell the
00:46:24.340 difference? You know, this little gizmo here, this thing that fits in my breast pocket, it,
00:46:29.880 the, the quality right now is off the charts. Sheila, what I'm getting at, why do they feel
00:46:35.460 it necessary to bring those giant clunker cameras around with them? Yeah. I know there's some special
00:46:41.520 effects they can do with it, but you rarely do if you're covering news and maybe there's a better
00:46:47.700 zoom. But other than that, I don't know what the advantage is. Uh, it's because they can't,
00:46:53.340 it's because Justin Trudeau is giving them money to hold that overpriced thing on their shoulders.
00:46:58.160 I think those things are like a quarter of a million bucks. I think at one time that like
00:47:02.220 a hundred thousand dollars easily, like that my, you know, my $1,700 Samsung phone can do just as
00:47:09.260 good a job, if not better, particularly in low light. Like it's just so crazy. But, uh, moving on from
00:47:15.060 that, uh, the second point that ableist mentioned was, do you support the annexation of Canada?
00:47:20.580 Probably the rest of the Commonwealth, but the U S in retaliation to globalist and woke corruption.
00:47:24.240 Nope, I don't. Um, because annexation doesn't give the people a say. Um, that's why I'm anti
00:47:31.460 invasion in Ukraine. Um, people deserve a say in what happens to them and what you're proposing 1.00
00:47:39.720 doesn't give anybody a say. And by the way, do you think the Americans want a big pile of Democrat
00:47:45.600 voters with Trump derangement? Like if they're going to take somebody, I don't think they should
00:47:50.400 take the East. I just don't, I think it will skew their electoral college in a terrible, terrible way.
00:47:56.280 Well, Sheila, my thoughts on that. Listen, I am as a proud of a Canadian as anyone else's. I mean,
00:48:01.860 I jumped out of my sofa when McDavid scored that overtime winner against the Americans a hundred
00:48:07.100 percent, but you know, I speak to a lot of people and maybe they're saying it half jokingly and maybe
00:48:12.780 not, but the idea of yet another term under these Justin Trudeau liberals facing that prospect.
00:48:20.580 And I think they're being sincere. They'd say, yeah, I'd rather be a part of the United States
00:48:26.520 of America under Donald Trump, where you see so many freedoms that we no longer have here in Canada
00:48:32.560 under the blackface liberals being entrenched and coming back. And, you know, I've always said, Sheila, 0.98
00:48:41.000 I think Donald Trump, who subscribes to the art of the deal, no, I don't want to see an invasion or an
00:48:47.600 annexation. Naturally, if you want reciprocity, if you want Canadians to join as the 51st state, and by the
00:48:56.580 way, that has to change, it's got to be 13 new states, okay, because the idea of one state in the
00:49:03.540 union being bigger than the entire other 50 is preposterous. And really, what does Quebec have to
00:49:09.660 do with Alberta? But the art of the deal here, Sheila, is if Trump says Canadians, you join up, Canadian
00:49:17.040 money at par. So you exchange a Canadian hundred dollar bill and you get a US hundred dollar bill back,
00:49:23.860 your net worth just went up by about 35%. Yeah, I guess I'm going to be a Yankee doodle dandy after
00:49:30.280 all, Sheila Gunner. Yeah, you know what, it doesn't even have to be 13 new states. I mean, Alberta and
00:49:35.760 Saskatchewan will do just fine together. We'll be just fine. But yeah, I just the idea of annexation is
00:49:43.240 just so anti-democratic. I could never support that. Let's go to and by the way, the treating the idea
00:49:51.960 that people would like something different for Canada, whatever that might look like as a fringe 0.88
00:49:57.060 idea is completely ridiculous. One in three Albertans right now are like, yeah, they gave me 0.82
00:50:03.800 my money straight across. Sure. And if you want someone who will be the biggest driver of separatism
00:50:13.580 in the West, just elect Mark Carney the next prime minister. He'll light a fire I don't think anybody
00:50:21.340 can put out. Oh, Mark Carney, Justin Trudeau, Sheila, I recall the old ABC laundry detergent ad from the
00:50:30.040 early 70s, of course, before your time, don't rub it in. But basically, ABC was the bargain brand
00:50:36.780 compared to the national brand leaders like Tide. And their campaign was showing similar or sorry,
00:50:44.040 identical pieces of laundry, one in the national brand and one in ABC. And the housewife would say
00:50:49.540 this was the tagline. Can you tell the difference? I can't tell the difference. That's Trudeau and
00:50:55.580 Carney in 2025. Yeah, yeah. It's the same ideas, just with the more boring guy explaining them to you.
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00:52:52.000 we'll come back in at President Trump calling Justin Trudeau a loser. 0.52
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00:54:47.640 All right. Yeah. Let's get into President Trump. It's audio saying what so many Canadians believe
00:55:04.020 to be true and acknowledging that he remains a great judge of character of the people around him, 0.97
00:55:10.440 calling Prime Minister Justin Trudeau a loser. 0.60
00:55:12.920 He won the first game. The second game was a great game. He could have gone either way. Justin's
00:55:19.300 a loser, always has been. And, you know, he's just a guy that really doesn't, I think he's done 1.00
00:55:28.200 a very bad job for Canada. He's taken it radical left. Justin's sort of a nice guy, but he's a loser.
00:55:37.340 Sheila, here's where I stand on this, and I'm going to preface it by saying I love Trump. 0.99
00:55:42.320 And I loathe Trudeau. But I have to disagree with that comment. And this does not mean I'm a
00:55:48.140 Justin Trudeau supporter. If you win electoral office, and I don't care if it's a city councillor
00:55:55.380 or an MPP, MLA on your neck of the woods, an MP, you are a winner. It is a Herculean task.
00:56:04.040 There is a process behind it. He won in 2015. He won in 2019. He won in 2021. That's the bottom
00:56:13.220 line. Now, winning elections is one thing. Has he been good for Canada? No, he has been horrible
00:56:19.360 for Canada. Everyone I know, even former Liberals, wants regime change. So when you're speaking loser,
00:56:27.340 if his job is to become the prime minister, he has been a winner. I'm just calling it like I see it, 0.81
00:56:34.640 Sheila. I think we're using loser in the more colloquial way of using the word loser. 0.94
00:56:42.480 In that it's not winners or losers. It's just the kind of person you are. Are you just a bit of a 0.80
00:56:50.940 loser? I feel like he is. He failed upward his entire life. He really is qualified to be a 1.00
00:56:57.620 substitute teacher and a part-time snowboard instructor and the guy who always had weed at
00:57:06.020 the ski hill. Like, I feel like that's where he would be without his last name. Yeah, but you know
00:57:11.560 what, Sheila? Fair enough, but the ostensible policy reason for being a political leader or a politician 0.98
00:57:17.320 is to win. You know, as Al Davis of the Raiders once said, just win, baby. And he has won time in
00:57:24.820 and time out. Going back to 2021. How much of that winning has to do with his last name?
00:57:31.780 That aside, he still delivered, you know, he still put the bacon on the table. Going back to 2021,
00:57:39.240 who do you think was the bigger loser in that election? Justin Trudeau or Aaron O'Toole?
00:57:44.780 Oh, you see, I would use Aaron O'Toole. I would describe him as a loser in also the colloquial 0.98
00:57:50.740 way, but also in the literal way. Yeah. So, a 100% certified all-around authentic loser. 0.95
00:57:58.740 Damp. Damp of approval. So, at least you can make the argument that Justin Trudeau got his party back 0.99
00:58:05.680 in play. And, you know, in Machiavellian terms, thanks to sell-out Singh, ruling as though he has
00:58:13.800 a majority government. That is the ultimate tragedy. But again, as Charlie Sheen would say, winning.
00:58:20.620 You've got to get some more up-to-date pop culture references, David. Good gracious.
00:58:32.120 I'm living in the past, Sheila. You know, back in the day when, you know, a person with a penis was a 0.99
00:58:37.980 man and not a fake woman. You know, that kind of thing. Stop. We've got to... David, we're trying 0.99
00:58:42.160 to stay on YouTube. Sorry. Yeah, I meant somebody going out for Halloween, of course. Nothing to do
00:58:47.820 with transgenderism. Stop. Let's go to President Trump saying he wants to keep O Canada as the 1.00
00:58:55.340 anthem for the 51st state. Okay. They get 95% of their product from the United States. I think they
00:59:01.860 have to become the 51st state. And you heard the people booing the national anthem, but I think
00:59:07.340 ultimately they'll be praising the national anthem. We'll have to work out some deal with it. Because
00:59:13.020 I do like the O Canada, right? It's a beautiful thing. I think we're going to have to keep it
00:59:17.540 for the 51st state. I call him Governor Trudeau. I said, Governor Trudeau is doing a wonderful job.
00:59:24.220 I think it's actually cost him his election, if you want to know the truth.
00:59:27.400 You know what, Sheila? I love the trolling, but I got to take issue. I mean, to be factually
00:59:35.500 correct, 95% of our goods comes from the United States. I'll tell you, whenever I'm in a Dollarama
00:59:42.000 or a Walmart, I would say 95% is coming from China. And as a matter of fact, I was in the TD Bank the
00:59:49.700 other day, their green pens, I couldn't help but notice it said, made in the USA. And I said to the
00:59:55.120 teller, how much are these pens costing? 20 bucks a unit? I mean, that is so unusual to see
01:00:02.640 a mass-produced commodity, but that's what it says, you know, made in the USA. So I don't think
01:00:09.300 that number's right. Do you? I don't think it's right either. But the whole point of that speech
01:00:15.120 was just to, uh, ambitiously troll, uh, Justin Trudeau, uh, you know, it, if he lets us keep
01:00:23.040 our national anthem, great, but he should mandate that it be the old one. Yes. And, and not the new
01:00:28.720 one. Uh, I was looking up state mottos the other day. Cause I'm like, I hope they let us keep our own
01:00:34.220 out here in Alberta. Um, because of course ours is the best it's, uh, for to say Lieber, so, uh,
01:00:40.560 strong and free. I think the only other motto that I would, uh, appreciate just as much,
01:00:48.640 I think is the new Hampshire one. It's like live free or die. Yeah. Yeah. And, uh, don't mess with
01:00:55.400 Texas, but the worst one has to be Oklahoma is okay. I mean, Sheila, like, okay. Like if you went
01:01:03.460 to a movie, I said, how'd you like the show? She was okay. That that's not an endorsement.
01:01:08.680 I'm looking, that can't be the official. No, it used to be. I'm telling you type in Oklahoma is
01:01:16.060 okay. That was on their license plates at one point. Okay. There's, but they're like official
01:01:21.160 their Latin state motto. Okay. Oklahoma state motto. Uh, um, my Latin's not good. Although I'm
01:01:28.040 doing it on Duolingo so that I can appreciate Latin mass more, uh, labor Omnia Vincent labor
01:01:35.740 conquers all things that feels slightly Stalinistic, but also probably accurate when you have a place
01:01:48.480 like Oklahoma where the whole place is built with like hard work and determination. So I just,
01:01:55.460 I wish that I didn't have the strong Soviet, uh, association with that. 0.75
01:02:02.900 Yeah. You know, um, and, and you know, you gotta love these slogans too. Cause I'll never forget
01:02:07.720 1983. I went to Michigan for the first time and the very first car we saw on the highway,
01:02:13.240 it was this giant land yacht Lincoln Continental Mark five or Mark six. It's hard to believe it's a
01:02:20.460 two door coupe. I mean, it's the size of a battleship and the bumper sticker. I saw this
01:02:26.080 is what I love about Americans. They, they wear their opinions on their sleeves. The day they outlaw
01:02:31.660 handguns is the day I become an outlaw. Yeah. So even though he was going under the speed limit
01:02:37.500 and the passing lane, do you think I was honking my horn or flashing my headlights at this guy,
01:02:42.320 Sheila Gunn-Reed? Uh, no. Cause I know what's in the glove box. You know what I'm saying?
01:02:46.200 Hawaii state motto is like an entire paragraph. Anyways, I've completely derailed the show with
01:02:56.460 my nonsense. Uh, let's keep going. Uh, Justin Trudeau is sending, Oh, this is what this irritates
01:03:04.380 me to no end. So just remember, this is the prime minister who said Canadian veterans are asking for
01:03:10.920 more than he's willing to give. We have a crisis of recruitment, but also retention.
01:03:18.100 Our veterans are being told, have you considered doing your civic duty and dying instead of trying
01:03:23.500 to get access to care through veterans affairs? And yet prime minister Justin Trudeau is pledging 24
01:03:30.440 or sorry, 25 more labs. That's light armored vehicles and a grant to boost energy security.
01:03:37.360 We're just trying to build a pipeline in Canada, but he's giving them energy security money
01:03:42.180 and 5 billion in cash from frozen Russian assets.
01:03:49.040 But I know we all know there is more work to do. That is why I am announcing Canada will be providing
01:03:57.240 25 more LAV-3 infantry fighting vehicles to Ukraine. We will be delivering two armored combat
01:04:05.020 support vehicles, which Ukrainian forces will be trained on shortly in Germany.
01:04:10.700 Landing systems for F-16s were delivered just two months ago and four F-16 flight simulators will be
01:04:18.380 provided in the coming months. And that's on top of the millions of additional rounds of ammunition,
01:04:24.460 components for drone cameras and first aid kits. We're also dispersing the first installment of the
01:04:31.100 five billion dollars in assistance to Ukraine funded through revenues from frozen Russian assets,
01:04:38.220 along with providing a grant to help Ukraine maintain its energy security in the wake,
01:04:44.140 in the wake of consistent reckless attacks by Russia on Ukrainian energy infrastructure.
01:04:51.100 You know, those frozen Russian assets, that must mean that big jet at Pearson Airport. You can see it
01:04:59.180 from the road shield. It's been there for three years. I don't know anything about airplane mechanics,
01:05:04.460 but if you let something just sit there for three years without ever firing up the engines,
01:05:08.300 is it still flyable at this point?
01:05:10.780 I think it is bad. I know it's bad for cars. But you know, in addition to that, on the way into
01:05:17.260 Rebel News World Headquarters, I heard on the radio that Justin Trudeau is open to the idea of Canadian
01:05:23.100 boots on the ground in Ukraine in a peacekeeping role. I'm not okay with that, Sheila. And I'll tell you
01:05:32.860 where I want Canadian boots right now, folks. It's in the city of Toronto to help them dig out 25 years
01:05:39.020 ago. Mel Lassman called in the army to dig Toronto out. Toronto is now into week two of a three-week
01:05:45.900 snow removal process. Why not put the soldiers to work? But anyway, Sheila, how do you feel about that
01:05:54.300 Canadians going, you know, Canadian military personnel that is going to Ukraine?
01:06:00.460 They're already stationed in Latvia. By the way, I want to just remind everybody that our troops stationed
01:06:06.060 in Latvia face an embarrassing gear shortage. That's the headline from the CBC, buying their own
01:06:12.540 helmets, their flak jackets, ear protection. There's reports of them buying their own MREs.
01:06:18.940 We've had them sharing sleeping bags, like not two in a sleeping bag, but ones that are on deployment.
01:06:23.980 You take my sleeping bag. I won't have that as part of my kit back home. This is a disgrace that we're
01:06:31.820 better equipping the Ukrainian military than the Canadian soldiers who are willing to give their
01:06:37.660 lives in defense of Canadian ideals. I don't want Canadian soldiers deployed to Ukraine. I'd love them
01:06:44.300 to come home and deploy here in Canada, perhaps to the border to help stave off some of those tariffs
01:06:51.660 that are coming our way if we don't deal with our border. This just shows that Justin Trudeau has
01:06:57.260 all kinds of money for every virtue signaling thing on the face of the planet, except when it comes to
01:07:03.580 protecting Canadians, both economically and physically from the threat of gangs, guns and drugs.
01:07:11.180 Sheila, how does this even happen? Can you explain that to me? We have procurement processes.
01:07:16.460 So if we have 140,000 soldiers, let's say, then that means we need a hundred-
01:07:20.620 Anita Anand was in charge. That's how it happened.
01:07:23.180 But I mean, it's basic math. How many troops do we have? Well, this is how many sleeping bags and
01:07:30.220 backpacks and guns.
01:07:31.420 They're 40 years old too. They're 40 years old, used through multiple wars and deployments.
01:07:37.980 It's disgusting. There's so much better technology with regard to cold weather gear,
01:07:43.820 and we're giving them stuff from the Vietnam era to deploy. It's crazy, but we're giving
01:07:51.580 billions of dollars, billions of dollars to Ukraine, who by the way, had the goal to announce to the
01:07:56.700 rest of us, these are not loans. Thank you for the grants. The goal of Zelensky to change the terms
01:08:04.940 on some of these countries. I don't even anticipate that Justin Trudeau ever thought that we would ever
01:08:10.620 be repaid. But I know there are countries out there who thought they were being repaid,
01:08:14.540 and Zelensky's like, no, thank you very much for the money. It was a grant. Imagine doing that to
01:08:20.380 the bank as a regular person.
01:08:22.620 So Sheila, we have to think of the unspoken strategy, because you'd never see Justin Trudeau
01:08:27.100 talking about this if it was giving money and troops and whatnot to Israel, which is fighting a
01:08:35.100 war on three fronts. So my hypothesis is that there is a large Canadian-Ukrainian community in our
01:08:44.300 country, and he's pandering to them for votes. Right, but they all vote conservative anyway.
01:08:50.620 They're all out here on the prairies going to church and voting conservative. So I don't know what
01:08:55.580 he thinks he's doing. I know plenty of Ukrainian people, people of Ukrainian descent, because of where
01:09:00.940 I'm from, the phone book is full of names that end in Y and I. And they are anti-invasion like me,
01:09:10.700 but also anti-sending money to a forever war, which is what we have on our hands, where it's just young
01:09:18.140 people from both sides being thrown onto the bonfire of it all. There has to be a way forward, and it
01:09:22.620 isn't this. Yeah, there really are a lot of Ukrainians in Alberta. When I started my career,
01:09:27.500 such as it is in Alberta, 1985, I needed to find a men's hockey team to play for. There was a tiny
01:09:33.340 little village. I don't know if you ever heard of it, Sheila. It's called Myrnam. And yeah,
01:09:38.220 I joined a hockey team called the Myrnam Marksmen. I was the only non-Ukrainian on the team. And believe
01:09:45.260 me, folks, because of that and the fact that I played net, oh, was I the goat when things went south.
01:09:52.380 Not the greatest of all time. I mean, the scapegoat.
01:09:55.820 Also, because you're from Toronto, and we have a strong anti-Toronto sentiment out here.
01:10:03.020 On the issue of Zelensky, we've got a couple more stories from him. We're
01:10:07.180 over the top of the hour, but I don't think we have quite a hard stop. Olivia, I'm sure,
01:10:12.300 will whisper in my ear. Ukraine's Zelensky, he says that he's going to turn down a mineral deal
01:10:18.460 if the mineral deal is repayment for Biden-era U.S. aid. A grant is not a debt.
01:10:28.060 Ungrateful, just completely ungrateful, this guy.
01:10:31.020 Yeah. And, you know, not really a champion of democracy on the Ukraine home front either,
01:10:40.780 Sheila. Let's not forget that, you know, elections being suspended and whatnot. So,
01:10:45.660 you know, that is chutzpah. Getting a loan and then reimagining, to use a Disney term,
01:10:56.060 that loan into a grant. I'm sorry, I think if Trump, even without Zelensky, can broker a deal,
01:11:03.580 and I think it's simply going to be two things. Ukraine cannot join NATO, no way, no how. And there
01:11:11.100 are certain territories of Ukraine that are going to be surrendered back to, uh, Russia,
01:11:15.980 which have a, uh, a large, um, Russian population in those territories. And then you're going to get
01:11:23.020 peace. And I know it's going to be kind of a bittersweet deal, but it beats this never ending
01:11:30.060 war. Doesn't it, Sheila? Yeah. I mean, this cannot go on forever. We're, uh, three years in,
01:11:36.380 I think today or, or right, right around. Um, this cannot go on forever. Um, the, the article from
01:11:45.180 the New York post says, uh, president Trump has been demanding such a pack. So minerals for repayment
01:11:52.920 deal, but Ukraine has been pushing for new security guarantees or fresh military funding in exchange for
01:11:59.260 its minerals. So, but Trump wants this to be backdated. So, uh, Zelensky says, I do not recognize
01:12:06.540 that Kiev owes the U S even a hundred billion. Zelensky told reporters at a press conference a day
01:12:12.300 before the third anniversary of Russia's full sail invasion of his country. We agreed with Biden that
01:12:18.300 this was a grant and a grant is not a debt. So, uh, what Trump wants is a deal granting the
01:12:26.300 Americans rights to hundreds of billions of dollars worth of critical and rare earth minerals in
01:12:32.140 Ukraine to serve as back pay for aid offered to Kiev. Well, Sheila, how about this? Um, let's have a
01:12:40.840 peace deal. Okay. And be done with this endless welfare. Um, we can't afford it. Uh, anyone going down
01:12:48.420 can't afford it. No, no one can afford it. You know? Uh, so, you know, if Trump can broker something
01:12:55.600 and, and this flow of billions with a B, I guess it's soon going to be a trillion with a T, um,
01:13:04.220 the sooner, the better. Yeah. I mean, that that's exactly it. The only people doing well out of this
01:13:10.820 is BlackRock. That's it. They're arms dealers. And then they're getting the contract to rebuild
01:13:16.920 war-torn places. So, uh, they've got quite the business model there. They've closed the,
01:13:21.740 the loop, haven't they? Where they help create the war and then they help repair afterwards. Um,
01:13:29.200 anyway. Oh, that Fink. Larry Fink. Uh, truth in advertising. Yes. Uh, this from the Daily Mail,
01:13:38.160 uh, Zelensky says he would step down if it guaranteed peace in Ukraine. Um, how about step down first?
01:13:45.220 So we know we're not going to fall into bait and switch with that one too.
01:13:50.040 Uh, or just, I'm not even suggesting that he stepped down. Let's have an election. Let the
01:13:55.480 people decide if you're the right man to continue leading, right? Like what, why wasn't democracy
01:14:00.760 the first reflex here? Yeah. Totally agree. Yeah. All right. Uh, Hamas. 0.99
01:14:08.560 David, you can pick the Hamas stories. Oh, all right then. Um, I'm just going through my notes,
01:14:18.420 Sheila, as we speak. Actually, you know what? Let's go to the video from our friend Leviathan.
01:14:23.760 Oh, I see. Yes. In front of Union Station. Yep. This is a good one. Check it out, folks.
01:14:29.560 Let's go for college.
01:14:46.620 Yeah, this is, um, let's push the envelope part 442
01:15:15.620 in terms of what we can get away with.
01:15:18.720 The police, of course, went over to the Hamas holes and said, 0.97
01:15:21.940 will you get your candy asses off Front Street 0.87
01:15:24.960 because you're in front of the busiest train station in Canada? 0.95
01:15:28.060 No, of course they didn't do that.
01:15:30.300 They probably asked, are you thirsty? Are you hungry?
01:15:32.880 We got some java and timbits in cruiser number 10.
01:15:37.180 Sheila, this is just the middle finger being raised to,
01:15:42.620 well, everything, law and order, Canadian values.
01:15:48.400 They are getting away with things that nobody else could.
01:15:53.500 If I went down in front of Union Station right now
01:15:56.220 and tried to make a blockade with my pickup truck,
01:16:00.420 believe me, I would be roughed up, arrested.
01:16:03.500 The truck would be impounded.
01:16:05.120 These guys, hey, it's diversity, I guess.
01:16:08.680 It's unbelievable.
01:16:10.700 Yeah, this is complete two-tiered policing.
01:16:13.160 So they closed the road directly in front of Union Station
01:16:16.740 so that people who are loyal to the designated terrorist group Hamas,
01:16:22.440 so an outlawed terror organization in this country,
01:16:26.420 could hold their prayer.
01:16:28.540 They're standing on an armed resistance banner
01:16:31.320 in case you're wondering how they feel about October 7th.
01:16:34.780 They feel that the abduction and murder of 1,200 Israeli citizens
01:16:40.240 is just resistance.
01:16:44.380 These are the same cops who refuse to do anything
01:16:47.560 when these folks go into Jewish neighborhoods 1.00
01:16:51.880 and stage their cause play.
01:16:53.760 In fact, I misspoke.
01:16:57.260 I don't want to say they refuse to do anything. 0.97
01:16:59.340 They know who the bad guys are, prickly Jewish journalists 1.00
01:17:01.960 who show up on the scene to document what's going on, 0.83
01:17:04.840 like our boss, Ezra Levant.
01:17:06.880 They marched him away in handcuffs,
01:17:09.700 but they do nothing about these guys
01:17:11.860 who, at the very least, could get a jaywalking ticket.
01:17:16.080 And Sheila, can you explain for me,
01:17:19.180 we're now into the third anniversary
01:17:21.100 of the brutal shutdown of the Freedom Convoy in Ottawa.
01:17:25.420 Where are the pearl-clutching liberals?
01:17:28.540 You don't have the right to commandeer our streets
01:17:31.960 and make noise.
01:17:33.960 Have any of these people been brutally shut down
01:17:37.560 with the whack-em and stack-em Gestapo? 0.60
01:17:40.040 Have any of these people had a cylinder shot
01:17:42.400 into their thighs, like our beloved colleague Alexa Laval? 0.98
01:17:46.340 How about bank accounts? 0.81
01:17:47.680 Have any of these junior jihadis 0.95
01:17:49.360 had their bank accounts frozen?
01:17:51.420 No, no, and no.
01:17:52.920 So, again, the double standard in terms of politics
01:17:56.700 and two-tier policing,
01:17:58.520 it couldn't be any more apparent than that.
01:18:01.100 And Myron Demkiew,
01:18:02.600 when are you going to tender your resignation?
01:18:05.640 You are the worst police chief in Toronto history,
01:18:08.960 and given that Bill Blair was a police chief,
01:18:12.060 that's saying something.
01:18:13.980 Yeah, but that's why I think
01:18:15.980 he probably wants to just be the next Bill Blair, right?
01:18:19.140 Like, Bill Blair is not going to be wanting to work forever.
01:18:24.180 I don't even think you could even loosely describe
01:18:26.560 what he does as work,
01:18:28.000 given how checked out he was
01:18:29.360 during the foreign interference scandal.
01:18:31.520 But I think your current police chief thinks,
01:18:33.920 well, I'm going to do what liberals do.
01:18:35.920 I'll just fail upward into an MP position.
01:18:37.960 I'll be the next public safety minister.
01:18:39.420 But this is why your question to Pierre Polyev
01:18:43.300 was so important at that press conference
01:18:45.900 that irked all the mainstream media
01:18:48.580 who were mad that their boring questions
01:18:51.340 that nobody cares about didn't get answered.
01:18:53.960 You asked a question about support
01:18:57.500 for designated terror groups.
01:19:00.800 Would he outlaw that?
01:19:02.320 And if that were outlawed,
01:19:05.140 which was a Stephen Harper law,
01:19:06.540 this stuff wouldn't be happening.
01:19:09.680 The cops would be,
01:19:10.860 you would say,
01:19:11.520 enforce them,
01:19:12.000 go in and grab these guys.
01:19:13.860 Because not only are they blocking traffic,
01:19:16.620 which, I mean,
01:19:17.360 again, they're standing in a lane of traffic,
01:19:19.140 go pick them up on a jaywalking ticket 0.75
01:19:20.900 and inconvenience them that way.
01:19:24.300 But they are expressing support
01:19:26.440 for an outlawed terror organization,
01:19:29.300 which is a terrorist crime in this country.
01:19:31.600 And you can go to jail
01:19:32.760 for a heck of a lot longer.
01:19:34.480 But right now,
01:19:35.480 I mean, like I said,
01:19:36.940 we're not even giving them
01:19:37.800 the most basic,
01:19:39.220 inconvenient ticket
01:19:40.560 of a jaywalking ticket.
01:19:42.020 We're not even actually
01:19:43.020 even shooing them off the road.
01:19:45.340 Like, they're not even saying like,
01:19:46.480 okay, get out of here. 0.97
01:19:48.340 They're not even doing that.
01:19:49.300 They're like, okay,
01:19:49.820 we'll just wait till they're done.
01:19:51.740 Sheila, back in December,
01:19:54.220 when I went to the press conference
01:19:55.920 outside the Toronto Jewish Girls School,
01:19:59.100 which was shot up
01:20:00.840 for the third time,
01:20:02.160 I think in eight months,
01:20:03.120 and you had a member
01:20:04.900 of the Toronto Crimes Hate Unit there.
01:20:07.580 And I was asking him
01:20:09.100 about shutting down
01:20:10.980 this sort of hate.
01:20:14.020 And his answer,
01:20:15.560 I can't remember it verbatim,
01:20:17.540 but the gist of it was,
01:20:19.220 well, you know what?
01:20:19.720 There's some nuance.
01:20:21.320 Nuance?
01:20:22.260 Chanting genocide?
01:20:24.040 Displaying swastikas? 0.76
01:20:25.860 Having a guy dress up as Sinoir? 0.98
01:20:28.380 Are you kidding me?
01:20:29.400 Where's the nuance?
01:20:31.200 And this is a guy
01:20:32.220 with the hate crimes unit.
01:20:34.120 Yeah.
01:20:35.060 Yep.
01:20:36.040 Yep.
01:20:37.320 Hopefully this all changes
01:20:38.820 after March,
01:20:40.760 after the government falls.
01:20:42.000 But I'm not even optimistic
01:20:43.060 that the government
01:20:43.740 is going to fall
01:20:44.620 because Justin Trudeau
01:20:46.160 is appointing parliamentary secretaries
01:20:47.860 like it's going out of style,
01:20:49.200 which means I think
01:20:50.840 that they think
01:20:52.320 that the government
01:20:53.160 is going to avoid
01:20:54.520 that confidence vote
01:20:55.680 with the NDP.
01:20:56.920 I'm inclined to believe
01:20:58.760 they've already struck a deal
01:20:59.920 with the NDP.
01:21:00.840 So when do you think
01:21:02.380 we're going to an election, Sheila?
01:21:04.460 October.
01:21:05.420 Because I've heard
01:21:07.040 there is a way
01:21:08.520 of punting the ball
01:21:09.700 down the field
01:21:10.380 yet another year
01:21:11.460 from October.
01:21:12.300 Oh, Karina Gould
01:21:12.920 is already musing about it.
01:21:14.300 Yeah.
01:21:14.660 She's saying,
01:21:16.320 well, this tariff stuff,
01:21:17.500 which is exactly
01:21:18.660 why the Liberals
01:21:19.360 aren't actually
01:21:20.120 all that concerned
01:21:20.780 about resolving
01:21:21.460 the tariff stuff
01:21:22.460 because it is useful
01:21:23.980 for them
01:21:24.660 to buy
01:21:25.500 yet another year
01:21:26.780 out from the election.
01:21:28.560 Yeah.
01:21:29.000 So she's already saying,
01:21:30.320 oh, this tariff stuff,
01:21:31.160 it's a national emergency.
01:21:32.480 Okay, then go to work, lady. 1.00
01:21:35.260 Quit proroguing parliament
01:21:36.620 and go back to work.
01:21:37.580 It's such an emergency
01:21:38.760 they would delay
01:21:39.460 the election a year,
01:21:40.600 but it is not
01:21:41.920 such an emergency
01:21:42.600 that they would
01:21:43.280 un-prorogue parliament.
01:21:45.180 Make it make sense.
01:21:46.580 Well, Karina Gould 1.00
01:21:47.620 truly is a loser. 1.00
01:21:48.820 I mean, 0.99
01:21:49.180 and if you want
01:21:50.160 evidence of that, folks,
01:21:51.380 look at that fundraiser
01:21:52.580 she had,
01:21:53.460 I think there were
01:21:54.040 five people in attendance
01:21:55.280 at some bar.
01:21:56.260 Not even Karina Gould
01:21:57.420 was there.
01:21:57.980 What does that tell you?
01:21:59.080 But more importantly,
01:22:00.800 Mark Carney last week said,
01:22:02.500 if it means using
01:22:03.980 the emergency's power
01:22:05.260 to get his mandate through,
01:22:06.740 he's going to use it.
01:22:08.140 There's not even an emergency.
01:22:09.600 There's not even a pandemic.
01:22:11.120 He's already talking about,
01:22:12.740 I'm ready to play that card.
01:22:14.900 Yeah.
01:22:15.420 Yeah, exactly.
01:22:16.580 So, and he never specified
01:22:17.920 what emergency powers
01:22:19.100 he would use.
01:22:20.680 So I guess everything's
01:22:22.320 on the table
01:22:22.820 with these liberals
01:22:23.540 because they think,
01:22:25.080 you know,
01:22:25.800 the more we kick the ball
01:22:27.300 down the road,
01:22:28.160 the more people will forget
01:22:30.240 how bad we've made things
01:22:33.000 and we'll get to be
01:22:34.580 the people who fix things.
01:22:35.700 We'll get to try
01:22:36.600 to beat Kamala Harris.
01:22:39.600 As I said earlier,
01:22:41.160 ABC laundry detergent slogan.
01:22:43.080 Can you tell the difference?
01:22:44.200 I can't tell the difference.
01:22:45.500 In fact,
01:22:46.000 there might be a difference.
01:22:47.140 Carney might actually be worse
01:22:48.560 and that's one hell
01:22:49.540 of a benchmark
01:22:50.300 to get over
01:22:52.960 given 10 years
01:22:54.320 of vandalism
01:22:55.480 to our nation.
01:22:56.560 But Sheila, 0.95
01:22:56.920 I see we're almost
01:22:57.700 at 225.
01:22:59.060 Do we have any more
01:23:00.080 super chats or?
01:23:01.220 We have a couple.
01:23:02.000 I just want to talk
01:23:02.600 about one thing
01:23:03.520 because I can't believe
01:23:04.580 it took this long.
01:23:06.080 My muse,
01:23:07.380 Randy Boissano,
01:23:08.500 Folkohontas. 1.00
01:23:08.560 Oh yes,
01:23:09.280 this is good news.
01:23:10.240 Randy Coquahontas,
01:23:12.680 he has just been banned.
01:23:14.760 His company
01:23:15.680 has just been banned
01:23:17.920 for five years.
01:23:20.320 This Global Health Imports 0.62
01:23:21.680 or GHI,
01:23:23.120 you'll hear it called.
01:23:24.900 It has been put
01:23:26.200 on the ineligibility
01:23:28.000 and suspension list
01:23:29.380 with the Department
01:23:30.460 of Public Works.
01:23:31.960 Why?
01:23:32.880 Well,
01:23:33.620 how much time
01:23:35.100 do you have?
01:23:37.900 Randy Boissano
01:23:38.980 and his space alien
01:23:40.140 looking androgynous 0.52
01:23:41.720 partner who he met
01:23:42.800 on a plane
01:23:43.560 started a PPE
01:23:46.700 import business
01:23:48.820 just before Randy
01:23:51.420 became an MP.
01:23:54.020 So they get together,
01:23:55.760 they start this business
01:23:56.640 because the pandemic
01:23:57.840 is rolling in 2020.
01:23:59.300 Justin Trudeau
01:23:59.800 calls a snap election
01:24:00.900 2021.
01:24:02.500 Randy becomes an MP
01:24:04.160 but he's also
01:24:05.680 50% owner
01:24:07.580 of a PPE business.
01:24:08.980 Then Randy becomes
01:24:10.160 in the government
01:24:10.960 voting
01:24:11.480 to maintain
01:24:13.040 vaccine mandates
01:24:14.380 and other COVID mandates
01:24:15.980 one of which
01:24:16.620 is the requirement
01:24:17.360 to wear PPE
01:24:18.100 while you vote.
01:24:20.260 Guess whose company
01:24:21.060 gets the sole source
01:24:22.000 contract
01:24:22.480 with Elections Canada
01:24:24.040 to require
01:24:26.360 or to provide
01:24:27.220 the masks
01:24:27.740 for people to vote.
01:24:29.400 It's Randy Boissano's
01:24:30.820 company.
01:24:33.020 Sheila,
01:24:33.700 wait a minute,
01:24:34.040 let's be factually correct.
01:24:35.240 I thought it was
01:24:35.780 the other Randy.
01:24:37.540 I was getting to that.
01:24:38.980 So the reason
01:24:40.520 they got the sole source
01:24:41.620 contract,
01:24:41.820 there's so many scandals,
01:24:42.960 it's like a big spider web
01:24:44.640 and I'm there,
01:24:45.540 the guy with all the
01:24:46.660 sticky notes
01:24:47.560 trying to keep track.
01:24:49.400 He gets the sole source
01:24:50.840 contract
01:24:51.260 because Randy
01:24:52.620 identifies
01:24:53.440 as Cree.
01:24:55.120 Randy is not Cree. 0.88
01:24:56.400 he,
01:24:57.680 what was his,
01:24:58.960 he even gave him,
01:25:00.180 he alleged somebody
01:25:01.300 gave him
01:25:01.960 a Cree name
01:25:02.880 Strong Eagle Man,
01:25:05.120 more like
01:25:06.080 Strong E-Gal Man, 0.88
01:25:07.560 which is the
01:25:10.080 heavily government
01:25:12.320 funded
01:25:12.920 LGBTQ
01:25:13.700 charity.
01:25:15.940 So,
01:25:17.000 then
01:25:17.320 it comes out
01:25:18.920 that Randy
01:25:19.640 is helping
01:25:20.260 run the company
01:25:21.100 while he's
01:25:22.140 a sitting MP.
01:25:22.940 so that's
01:25:25.020 where we get
01:25:25.400 the other
01:25:25.840 Randy text
01:25:26.660 messages.
01:25:27.200 His
01:25:27.720 partner is
01:25:30.000 called to
01:25:30.420 testify about
01:25:31.240 these conflicts
01:25:31.800 of interest.
01:25:33.480 The conservatives
01:25:33.960 get their hands
01:25:34.580 on text
01:25:36.760 messages
01:25:37.280 showing that
01:25:38.380 this partner
01:25:39.420 is,
01:25:40.000 Stephen Anderson
01:25:41.980 is his name.
01:25:43.160 Just go Google
01:25:43.860 that.
01:25:44.480 Stephen Anderson,
01:25:45.140 Randy Blasino.
01:25:45.720 that he is
01:25:48.480 helping run
01:25:49.520 the company.
01:25:50.060 He's getting
01:25:50.280 text messages
01:25:50.800 from somebody
01:25:51.360 named Randy
01:25:51.920 who's on
01:25:52.280 the West
01:25:52.580 Coast
01:25:52.960 while Randy
01:25:54.840 Blasino
01:25:55.220 is in
01:25:55.860 Vancouver
01:25:56.240 on a
01:25:56.780 cabinet
01:25:57.120 retreat
01:25:57.680 helping run
01:25:59.140 the day-to-day
01:25:59.680 operations
01:26:00.180 of the
01:26:00.640 company.
01:26:01.540 Oh,
01:26:02.000 also,
01:26:03.000 the company
01:26:03.560 also shares
01:26:04.200 a post office
01:26:05.280 box,
01:26:06.160 the physical
01:26:06.760 office box
01:26:07.840 with a woman
01:26:09.320 who's implicated
01:26:10.080 in cocaine
01:26:10.740 trafficking.
01:26:11.840 So,
01:26:12.100 Randy
01:26:12.380 is either
01:26:13.240 Focahontas 1.00
01:26:14.480 or Cocahontas
01:26:16.200 because of
01:26:16.700 the cocaine
01:26:17.220 overlay
01:26:19.140 in all of
01:26:20.020 this.
01:26:20.700 But anyway,
01:26:21.640 finally,
01:26:22.420 finally,
01:26:23.680 his company
01:26:24.260 Global Health
01:26:24.780 Imports
01:26:25.300 just now
01:26:26.940 is no longer
01:26:27.820 allowed to
01:26:28.400 engage in
01:26:29.020 obtaining
01:26:29.560 government
01:26:29.960 contracts.
01:26:31.660 Finally.
01:26:32.460 And not
01:26:32.900 forever,
01:26:33.820 just for
01:26:34.280 five years.
01:26:35.120 And Sheila, 0.97
01:26:35.480 at this point,
01:26:35.980 I just want
01:26:36.540 to,
01:26:36.780 on the Randy
01:26:37.260 Blasino file,
01:26:38.380 give Pierre
01:26:38.960 Polyev a 0.95
01:26:39.720 shout-out
01:26:40.160 for what I
01:26:41.240 thought was
01:26:41.660 the greatest
01:26:42.260 moment in
01:26:43.440 the House
01:26:43.780 of Commons
01:26:44.280 last year
01:26:44.920 when Mr.
01:26:45.960 Polyev was
01:26:46.700 arguably
01:26:47.220 going beyond
01:26:49.200 parliamentary
01:26:49.960 etiquette
01:26:50.640 in skewering
01:26:52.100 Randy
01:26:53.100 Bosano.
01:26:54.060 And the
01:26:54.880 Speaker
01:26:55.260 stepped in
01:26:56.140 to,
01:26:57.880 I guess,
01:26:58.960 warrant an
01:26:59.420 apology out
01:27:00.500 of Pierre
01:27:01.140 Polyev,
01:27:02.100 you know,
01:27:03.460 because of
01:27:04.160 Mr.
01:27:04.760 Bosano's
01:27:05.360 hurt feelings.
01:27:06.460 And Polyev
01:27:07.440 said,
01:27:08.200 oh,
01:27:08.440 no,
01:27:08.680 I was
01:27:08.960 talking about
01:27:09.420 the other
01:27:09.920 Randy.
01:27:11.140 Oh,
01:27:11.440 I know.
01:27:11.800 And the
01:27:12.760 look of,
01:27:13.720 the speaker
01:27:14.240 didn't know
01:27:14.660 what to
01:27:14.980 do.
01:27:15.360 It was
01:27:15.640 like Bambi 0.66
01:27:16.720 looking at
01:27:17.280 the high
01:27:17.800 beams of
01:27:18.240 a Hummer
01:27:18.680 on Highway
01:27:19.260 401.
01:27:20.360 It was
01:27:20.800 just,
01:27:21.560 if you can
01:27:22.400 Google that,
01:27:23.080 folks,
01:27:23.440 it's worth
01:27:24.760 all your
01:27:25.120 efforts.
01:27:26.240 Yeah,
01:27:26.580 you know who's
01:27:27.380 really great
01:27:27.960 on the Randy
01:27:28.720 Blasino file
01:27:29.560 is Michael
01:27:30.080 Barrett.
01:27:31.020 And I was
01:27:31.360 trying to think
01:27:31.880 about who he
01:27:32.580 would be in
01:27:33.320 my fantasy
01:27:34.000 football cabinet
01:27:34.980 because Larry
01:27:36.760 Brock is the
01:27:37.620 AG.
01:27:38.420 He must be
01:27:39.400 the AG.
01:27:40.140 If Polyev 0.98
01:27:40.640 doesn't put
01:27:41.080 him at
01:27:41.300 AG,
01:27:41.820 what are
01:27:42.240 you even
01:27:42.720 doing?
01:27:43.680 Then I was
01:27:44.220 thinking,
01:27:44.720 like,
01:27:46.000 Michael Barrett,
01:27:46.800 he's so good,
01:27:47.600 he's so sharp
01:27:48.180 that I would
01:27:48.540 hate to put
01:27:49.040 him at a
01:27:49.580 boring department,
01:27:50.880 but given
01:27:51.420 the contracting
01:27:52.820 scandals,
01:27:54.420 I think we've
01:27:54.980 got to put
01:27:55.400 him at
01:27:55.720 PSPC,
01:27:58.400 Procurement
01:27:58.860 Canada.
01:27:59.540 He should be
01:27:59.960 the procurement
01:28:00.460 minister because
01:28:01.100 he's going to
01:28:01.500 get to the
01:28:01.880 bottom of all
01:28:02.380 these fraudulent
01:28:03.320 contracts.
01:28:04.000 Even though it's
01:28:04.780 a boring
01:28:05.080 industry,
01:28:05.520 it's so
01:28:05.780 important.
01:28:06.640 He would
01:28:06.960 be our
01:28:07.500 Elon Musk
01:28:08.320 and that
01:28:08.800 department
01:28:09.240 would be
01:28:09.680 our
01:28:09.940 Doge.
01:28:11.180 Yes,
01:28:11.640 completely.
01:28:12.200 I think it
01:28:12.760 should be the
01:28:13.140 Doge
01:28:13.380 department.
01:28:14.780 You never
01:28:15.500 really think
01:28:16.100 about
01:28:16.340 procurement
01:28:16.720 unless there's
01:28:17.400 some sort
01:28:17.740 of scandal
01:28:18.240 and he's
01:28:18.640 been so
01:28:18.940 strong on
01:28:19.320 these
01:28:19.480 scandals.
01:28:20.960 Jenny
01:28:21.480 Byrne,
01:28:21.900 if you're
01:28:22.140 watching,
01:28:23.540 in the
01:28:23.900 future
01:28:24.200 cabinet,
01:28:24.960 it must
01:28:26.180 be Larry
01:28:27.380 Brock at
01:28:27.820 AG and
01:28:29.280 Michael
01:28:30.780 Barrett.
01:28:31.220 He must
01:28:31.760 be at
01:28:32.540 procurement.
01:28:33.140 He must.
01:28:33.660 He has
01:28:34.140 to be.
01:28:35.480 Okay.
01:28:36.160 We've got a
01:28:36.660 couple of
01:28:36.960 chats and
01:28:37.840 then we'll
01:28:38.120 wrap it up
01:28:38.880 because then
01:28:39.880 we've gone an
01:28:40.600 hour and a
01:28:40.900 half.
01:28:41.380 We've got one
01:28:41.820 from
01:28:42.020 Udiversity and
01:28:42.880 that is how
01:28:43.620 you say her
01:28:44.300 name.
01:28:45.180 Oh,
01:28:45.320 no,
01:28:45.440 we've got
01:28:45.700 guillotine
01:28:46.040 press. 0.82
01:28:46.440 We'll do
01:28:46.620 that one
01:28:46.880 first.
01:28:47.440 Sorry,
01:28:48.080 I jumped
01:28:48.400 the gun.
01:28:48.820 Guillotine
01:28:49.100 press gives
01:28:49.940 us 10
01:28:50.400 bucks and
01:28:51.480 this is from
01:28:52.480 YouTube and
01:28:53.960 he says
01:28:54.320 don't monetize.
01:28:55.340 Yay.
01:28:55.620 Yeah,
01:28:55.840 we'll see
01:28:56.540 after a live
01:28:57.280 stream with
01:28:57.640 David.
01:28:58.120 We'll see
01:28:58.380 about tomorrow.
01:28:58.860 Do I have
01:29:02.160 to go into
01:29:02.600 Ezra's office
01:29:03.280 tomorrow and
01:29:03.920 do that?
01:29:04.820 Oh,
01:29:05.240 please,
01:29:05.920 Mr.
01:29:06.320 Caballero.
01:29:07.380 Give me
01:29:07.800 another chance.
01:29:09.020 Yeah,
01:29:09.240 you got to be
01:29:09.880 Bobby Bittman
01:29:10.620 in there.
01:29:11.580 No,
01:29:11.900 that was
01:29:12.220 Johnny LaRue.
01:29:13.000 That was
01:29:13.420 Johnny LaRue.
01:29:14.520 Yes.
01:29:17.160 Anyway,
01:29:17.640 no,
01:29:18.880 it should
01:29:19.140 be fine.
01:29:19.580 I think
01:29:19.800 I cut
01:29:20.100 you off 0.54
01:29:20.480 before you
01:29:20.900 wandered too
01:29:21.440 far into
01:29:21.940 the danger
01:29:22.480 zone.
01:29:25.240 I have a
01:29:26.040 YouTube memo
01:29:27.180 to send to
01:29:27.840 you.
01:29:28.060 You must
01:29:28.500 take 10
01:29:29.200 minutes.
01:29:29.760 Could you
01:29:30.040 please?
01:29:30.180 It's actually
01:29:30.500 not even a
01:29:31.080 memo.
01:29:31.600 It's a
01:29:31.900 video and
01:29:33.160 please.
01:29:33.820 In fairness,
01:29:34.520 I've asked
01:29:34.860 twice for it.
01:29:36.180 Folks,
01:29:36.540 at this
01:29:36.920 news agency,
01:29:38.200 I am the
01:29:38.600 last one to
01:29:39.200 know anything.
01:29:39.900 I swear to
01:29:40.520 God,
01:29:40.900 I'll be in
01:29:42.320 the hallway
01:29:42.760 and I hear
01:29:43.280 people about,
01:29:44.240 yeah,
01:29:44.440 Menzies will 1.00
01:29:44.860 be on the
01:29:45.220 flight tomorrow
01:29:45.760 morning.
01:29:46.180 I go,
01:29:46.440 what flight?
01:29:47.180 Oh,
01:29:47.360 yeah,
01:29:47.640 don't you
01:29:48.000 know you're
01:29:48.360 going to
01:29:48.880 Winnipeg?
01:29:49.820 I mean,
01:29:50.580 please inform
01:29:52.060 me,
01:29:53.280 acknowledge
01:29:53.820 me.
01:29:54.860 Don't
01:29:55.140 listen to
01:29:55.700 the first
01:29:56.100 half of
01:29:56.500 the meetings
01:29:57.000 is what
01:29:57.560 I think.
01:29:58.660 Okay,
01:29:59.220 we've got
01:29:59.700 a university
01:30:00.460 gives us
01:30:00.960 five bucks
01:30:01.460 and says
01:30:01.920 regarding
01:30:02.820 Trudeau.
01:30:04.200 He doesn't
01:30:04.900 have a clue
01:30:05.220 what hard
01:30:05.620 work is.
01:30:06.280 Trump is
01:30:06.700 right.
01:30:06.980 He is a 1.00
01:30:07.340 loser. 1.00
01:30:08.420 Yeah. 1.00
01:30:08.860 Well,
01:30:09.160 you know
01:30:09.400 what?
01:30:10.000 I'll tell
01:30:10.620 you,
01:30:11.160 in the
01:30:12.120 department
01:30:12.500 of not
01:30:14.320 getting
01:30:14.660 elected,
01:30:15.560 the highest
01:30:16.080 office in
01:30:17.020 the land
01:30:17.400 or before
01:30:17.920 that,
01:30:18.240 an MP.
01:30:19.300 What was
01:30:19.920 he,
01:30:20.180 Sheila?
01:30:20.480 He was
01:30:20.780 a part-time
01:30:21.940 drama teacher.
01:30:23.300 I think,
01:30:23.860 was it true
01:30:24.680 he was a
01:30:25.140 bouncer?
01:30:25.960 I know
01:30:26.700 Justin Trudeau
01:30:27.540 likes the box,
01:30:28.700 but I just
01:30:30.280 can't envision
01:30:31.060 that.
01:30:31.440 I don't see
01:30:33.140 it.
01:30:33.380 I don't see
01:30:34.380 it.
01:30:34.660 I know
01:30:34.980 a part-time
01:30:35.840 drama teacher,
01:30:37.120 snowboard
01:30:37.520 instructor,
01:30:38.720 debutante,
01:30:39.900 but I don't
01:30:40.700 know what
01:30:41.140 else he was
01:30:41.900 up to.
01:30:42.780 Very little.
01:30:43.400 A teacher
01:30:43.980 at a private
01:30:44.600 girls school
01:30:45.160 in Vancouver,
01:30:45.760 which he had
01:30:46.440 to resign
01:30:47.100 from with
01:30:47.700 a lawyer.
01:30:48.680 Nothing fishy
01:30:49.460 about that,
01:30:50.720 Sheila.
01:30:51.620 You know
01:30:52.100 what?
01:30:52.360 I have no
01:30:53.040 proof,
01:30:53.580 and if the
01:30:54.140 proof were
01:30:54.560 there,
01:30:55.520 somebody would
01:30:56.480 have found
01:30:56.840 it.
01:30:57.380 So there
01:30:57.660 are a lot
01:30:57.940 of rumors
01:30:58.300 floating around
01:30:59.080 and no
01:31:00.100 actual
01:31:00.720 substantive
01:31:01.780 proof.
01:31:03.380 Somebody knows
01:31:04.380 what happened,
01:31:05.280 and I can tell
01:31:05.860 you.
01:31:06.120 Not to say
01:31:06.220 that it's
01:31:06.620 not out
01:31:07.060 there,
01:31:07.520 but anybody
01:31:08.240 who's telling
01:31:08.840 you these
01:31:09.260 things has
01:31:09.840 never produced
01:31:10.640 any proof.
01:31:11.380 So just
01:31:11.800 not that we
01:31:12.900 haven't tried,
01:31:13.720 Sheila,
01:31:14.040 as you know
01:31:14.340 myself.
01:31:14.980 And Lord
01:31:15.180 knows we
01:31:15.620 would.
01:31:17.560 Mr.
01:31:18.240 Bexty,
01:31:18.800 we went
01:31:19.200 down to
01:31:19.780 South Carolina
01:31:21.320 to talk
01:31:22.400 to that
01:31:22.760 teacher
01:31:23.200 that poses
01:31:24.680 with Trudeau
01:31:26.020 in that
01:31:26.660 blackface 0.81
01:31:27.680 Arabian
01:31:28.240 Nights
01:31:28.540 photo,
01:31:29.560 and nobody's
01:31:31.060 talking.
01:31:31.800 I wonder
01:31:32.160 why.
01:31:32.820 Maybe they
01:31:33.120 got paid
01:31:34.380 off.
01:31:34.700 Maybe they
01:31:35.020 signed an
01:31:35.500 NDA.
01:31:36.180 I don't
01:31:36.420 know.
01:31:39.080 Somebody
01:31:39.600 knows,
01:31:40.380 Sheila.
01:31:40.800 It's very
01:31:41.440 unusual for
01:31:42.740 a teacher
01:31:43.240 to resign
01:31:43.920 midterm,
01:31:45.020 and it's
01:31:45.620 even more
01:31:46.180 unusual to
01:31:47.000 come into
01:31:47.360 the principal's
01:31:48.020 office with
01:31:48.580 your lawyer
01:31:49.120 to give
01:31:49.540 your resignation
01:31:50.080 letter.
01:31:51.240 You're telling
01:31:52.200 me there's
01:31:52.640 nothing fishy
01:31:53.980 about that?
01:31:54.720 That is not
01:31:55.400 at all what
01:31:55.860 I said.
01:31:56.500 I didn't
01:31:56.780 say there's
01:31:57.220 nothing fishy.
01:31:57.960 I just
01:31:58.260 said we
01:31:59.580 have to
01:31:59.860 be careful
01:32:00.360 about the
01:32:00.800 things we
01:32:01.160 say because
01:32:01.880 we cannot
01:32:03.060 rely on
01:32:03.900 primary source
01:32:04.600 documents here.
01:32:05.820 I didn't
01:32:06.180 say anything
01:32:06.620 wrong.
01:32:07.080 I'm just
01:32:07.340 asking questions.
01:32:08.500 We're just
01:32:08.940 asking questions.
01:32:10.020 Okay, I think
01:32:10.500 that's it.
01:32:10.860 I think we're
01:32:11.160 all caught up,
01:32:11.740 Olivia.
01:32:12.020 Is that right?
01:32:12.900 So good to
01:32:13.540 see you again,
01:32:14.220 Sheila.
01:32:14.620 Well, folks,
01:32:15.140 thank you for
01:32:15.560 tuning in.
01:32:16.100 Thank you,
01:32:16.820 especially to
01:32:17.480 those that
01:32:17.960 made it.
01:32:18.060 We've got one
01:32:18.460 more chat.
01:32:18.960 Hang tight,
01:32:19.280 hang tight.
01:32:20.100 I have to,
01:32:20.620 now I kicked 0.76
01:32:21.280 myself under the
01:32:22.040 live stream channel
01:32:23.260 because I
01:32:24.060 started working
01:32:24.640 on my next
01:32:25.360 task.
01:32:27.500 Schmengi.
01:32:29.120 Speaking of
01:32:29.920 Second City.
01:32:31.940 Stan or
01:32:32.780 Yash?
01:32:35.800 Schmengi gives 0.83
01:32:36.720 us five bucks
01:32:37.260 and said,
01:32:37.680 did someone
01:32:38.100 speak about
01:32:38.880 SCTV?
01:32:39.840 You know,
01:32:40.540 I must tell
01:32:41.040 you, I
01:32:41.780 have the
01:32:42.180 Happy Wanderers
01:32:43.360 tour shirt.
01:32:45.460 Somebody made
01:32:46.360 a Happy Wanderers
01:32:47.460 like greatest
01:32:48.660 hits on tour
01:32:49.900 shirt and I
01:32:51.140 saw it and I
01:32:51.760 was like,
01:32:52.160 what are you
01:32:52.540 charging,
01:32:52.980 good sir?
01:32:53.280 I'll pay
01:32:53.760 whatever you're
01:32:54.240 asking.
01:32:55.260 I'll dig it
01:32:56.100 up and I'll
01:32:56.520 find it because
01:32:57.380 I am indeed
01:32:59.300 also showing my
01:33:00.100 age, my
01:33:00.760 affinity for
01:33:01.580 SCTV.
01:33:02.580 And you know
01:33:03.160 what, but
01:33:03.660 Sheila, that
01:33:04.640 content never
01:33:06.300 gets stale.
01:33:07.920 It's like a
01:33:08.420 fine wine that
01:33:09.340 ages.
01:33:10.400 If only
01:33:11.240 Saturday Night
01:33:12.080 Live could be
01:33:12.880 one percent as
01:33:13.820 funny as the
01:33:15.280 SCTV in the
01:33:16.500 80s.
01:33:17.100 And you know
01:33:17.280 what, I'd like
01:33:17.660 to educate the
01:33:18.360 youngins and I
01:33:18.980 sent Lincoln a
01:33:21.060 video clip and
01:33:22.520 the title was
01:33:23.760 Us in 10
01:33:25.020 Years and it
01:33:25.780 was Johnny
01:33:26.680 LaRue doing
01:33:27.560 straight beef on
01:33:29.480 Christmas Eve and
01:33:32.080 it was filmed in
01:33:32.780 Edmonton and you
01:33:33.640 know that because
01:33:34.720 the vapor coming
01:33:36.300 out of John
01:33:36.880 Candy's mouth,
01:33:37.880 it must have
01:33:38.800 been minus 40.
01:33:39.840 And the joke
01:33:41.160 is nobody is
01:33:43.200 around and LaRue
01:33:44.860 is running just
01:33:46.400 to keep going up
01:33:48.140 to businesses that
01:33:49.040 are all closed of
01:33:49.960 course for Second
01:33:51.120 City.
01:33:51.940 But I won't
01:33:53.020 spoil it for you.
01:33:54.040 Johnny LaRue via
01:33:55.220 Santa Claus gets
01:33:56.600 his Christmas wish
01:33:57.640 finally.
01:33:59.040 Google that folks.
01:34:00.220 It is worth every
01:34:01.700 ounce of your time.
01:34:02.880 Well, I think that
01:34:04.160 is it and I know
01:34:07.280 Sheila's favorite
01:34:08.000 character is Edith
01:34:09.580 Prickly.
01:34:10.540 I do have my
01:34:11.300 Edith Prickly
01:34:11.920 glasses right here
01:34:12.980 right now.
01:34:13.560 There you go.
01:34:14.340 There's the proof in
01:34:15.820 the proverbial pudding.
01:34:17.200 Put them on,
01:34:17.840 Sheila.
01:34:19.120 They are
01:34:19.420 prescription, but
01:34:20.640 they are.
01:34:21.160 I even have the
01:34:21.840 leopard print on
01:34:22.560 the side.
01:34:22.880 This is the
01:34:23.260 closest I could get
01:34:24.120 to her horn-rim 0.88
01:34:25.580 leopard print
01:34:27.180 glasses.
01:34:28.220 Forget about
01:34:29.060 leopard prints
01:34:29.740 on the eyeglasses.
01:34:31.560 You've got to get
01:34:32.000 leopard print
01:34:32.840 haberdashery.
01:34:33.860 Everything, the
01:34:34.500 pillbox hat.
01:34:35.620 And the pillbox hat.
01:34:37.260 That's just awesome.
01:34:39.280 Okay, then.
01:34:40.280 Well, folks, again,
01:34:41.820 thank you so much
01:34:42.420 for tuning in.
01:34:43.020 A special thank you
01:34:43.920 for everyone that
01:34:44.940 gave a donation.
01:34:46.380 It is how we keep
01:34:47.460 the lights on here.
01:34:49.200 I will be back
01:34:50.300 on Friday with the
01:34:51.600 lovely Sheila Gunn-Reed.
01:34:53.360 Sheila will be
01:34:54.060 here tomorrow with
01:34:55.060 a rebel to be
01:34:56.380 announced later.
01:34:57.260 How does that
01:34:57.780 sound?
01:34:58.620 In the meantime,
01:34:59.760 as always, folks,
01:35:02.600 stay safe and
01:35:03.720 stay sane.