Rebel News Podcast - SHEILA GUNN REID ｜ Canned vegetables, used cars and more taxes： Ottawa's war on working people

00:00:00.000 The federal government has found yet another way to attack the poor. They're making groceries

00:00:05.620 more expensive with a tariff. I'm Sheila Gunn-Reed and you're watching The Gunn Show.

00:00:10.540 you know i saw that video from my friend chris sims the other day detailing how the liberals

00:00:34.840 are putting a tax they're calling it a tariff but let's be real it's a tax on imported canned

00:00:44.640 vegetables canned vegetables are a staple of people struggling to stretch a dollar

00:00:50.760 I've been there I know it but that's not the only way that the liberals are attacking the poor

00:00:57.000 That's just the newest way. One of the other ways is through their tax on used vehicles.

00:01:06.260 Here's Conservative MP Andrew Lawton detailing that.

00:01:11.360 Thank you very much. This is a common sense measure that will save Canadians money.

00:01:16.660 And in ridings like mine and across the country, having a vehicle is not a luxury. It is a necessity.

00:01:21.980 You need it if you want to drive to work. You need it if you want to get a job as a youth.

00:01:27.000 You need it if you want to get around, and it is fundamentally unfair that the federal

00:01:31.160 government is profiting off of inflation by having a higher and higher tax based on higher

00:01:36.600 and higher vehicle costs.

00:01:38.160 So given that the price of a used vehicle has almost doubled in just seven years, that

00:01:43.640 means that the amount of GST Canadians are paying has gone up significantly in that time

00:01:47.840 as well.

00:01:48.840 So my private member's bill, Bill C-285, is a very direct affordability measure that

00:01:54.640 will save Canadians who need it most money when they're buying cars and end this double triple

00:01:59.280 and quadruple taxation that the government has been relying on to pad the pockets of liberal

00:02:04.400 insiders and corporate elites. Thank you. So I thought Chris would come on the show today and

00:02:11.440 she sure is to discuss this and some more ways the Liberals are finding to reward their friends

00:02:18.720 and punish the poor take a listen

00:02:22.540 so joining me now is good friend of the show and good friend of taxpayers everywhere and

00:02:33.640 my real life good friend chris sims she's the alberta director of the canadian taxpayers

00:02:37.980 federation and i saw a video chris that you put out the other day talking about the latest 0.99

00:02:45.980 federal government attack on the poor please explain it yeah it's actually one of the stupidest

00:02:54.100 things i've ever seen and i can't understand i actually don't know so i'd love to know what your

00:02:59.760 viewers think about this i actually don't know why they're doing this so long story short on last

00:03:07.460 friday when the government you know brooms out stuff that they don't want the media to notice

00:03:12.560 or any normal person to notice, Friday afternoon, they announce, effective immediately, they're

00:03:18.900 putting a 10% tariff on canned vegetables that are imported from elsewhere, not including

00:03:27.840 the United States, Mexico, Israel, and developing countries, whatever that catch-all term means

00:03:35.500 nowadays and it's going to be 10 on canned vegetables and i'm like why the hell are they

00:03:44.640 doing this and so in order to kind of like get my brain working i just went down the aisle

00:03:50.300 literally at the grocery store with canned vegetables and a couple of other aisles and for

00:03:55.340 fun i grabbed um apparently there's something called lemon curd who knew um and they really

00:04:01.360 produce it in belgium it's in like the jam section and i thought it was cute to point out that we have

00:04:06.800 lemon curd from belgium and it exists which is nice but obviously lemons are a fruit um so i'm

00:04:13.120 like okay this doesn't count and i'm going down the aisle and i grabbed you know those baby corns

00:04:17.840 those things you put in like stir fry yep and i'm like well this is product of thailand um and

00:04:25.120 canada usually considers that a developing nation so i guess that's out and i keep going down the

00:04:30.320 aisle and then i'm like ah okay here we go so black olives for example from spain i use them

00:04:37.200 all the time in like greek salad and whatnot so that's going to be nailed and what really stopped

00:04:42.960 me in my track sheila and got me super mad um it dawned on me canned tomatoes

00:04:51.200 canned tomatoes um a big chunk of them come from italy because you know those folks are

00:04:57.760 real good at working with tomatoes and what's super upsetting about this is that anyone who's

00:05:04.000 ever pinched a penny knows that canned tomatoes are your go-to staple in your pantry if you're

00:05:10.160 trying to stretch your dollar if you're making chili you're making spaghetti sauce food banks

00:05:15.920 like just really count on stuff like this and they're making it more expensive on purpose

00:05:22.240 you know i might even chalk it up to the liberals not even understanding where groceries come from

00:05:31.640 yeah because uh you know i sorry i get really mad me too like i hearken back to mark carney's

00:05:38.680 photo op at the grocery store with him and his wife and they looked like they had never been

00:05:43.780 in a grocery store before they were picking up things like what is it that you do with this

00:05:47.800 thing and it's i know an onion um and so maybe they don't understand that a lot of our food

00:05:54.680 staples that the poor rely on are imported and also it you know it prices people out of certain

00:06:02.200 specialty products like and you know for a bunch of people who say they care about canada's

00:06:07.460 immigrant communities uh you know if you're going to a specialty store like the italian center where

00:06:12.760 you're looking for foods your cultural foods um from places like italy or poland or or other places

00:06:20.200 greece spain yeah those are going to be more expensive for canada's immigrant communities

00:06:26.740 and the liberals don't seem to care about that either nope um and to be clear what we're talking

00:06:32.360 about with the tariff tariffs are just taxes yep they're just taxes with the passport okay

00:06:39.060 Their trade taxes. So when our government puts a tariff on something that is coming into Canada, we pay more. We all pay that. They're not punishing orange man bad down south. It's not like some magical thing that we can just wield in order to get our way in the world. It makes us have to spend more money. Real clear.

00:07:04.260 And you're right. When I saw the prime minister and his wife in that grocery store, it was so awkward. It reminded me of that Black Adder line of you look like a giraffe wearing sunglasses in a polar bear only golf club. Like, yeah, you don't fit there.

00:07:20.800 and they look like aliens i know they're like yeah funny it was so strange and so this is where 0.97

00:07:29.260 i'm scratching my head and i hope that this is just ignorance and stupidity i do um i hope 0.82

00:07:37.420 that this isn't deliberate and i really hope that this isn't some way there's some catch 0.97

00:07:45.220 where some brother-in-law or cousin or whatever is some tomato greenhouse godfather in Ontario

00:07:52.900 somewhere and they're trying to you know muscle the competition out there's got to be a reason 0.97

00:07:58.260 Sheila like why would they bother putting a 10 percent tariff trade tax on imported canned 0.55

00:08:05.840 vegetables when it usually just hits the poor and it hits very specific stuff again like canned

00:08:14.560 tomato is from italy so my spidey sense is tingling and i'm wondering if there's some

00:08:20.780 sweetheart connection going on here and why they're doing this because i i can't explain it

00:08:26.220 yeah being a penny pincher um this hits me hard um being a pickle aficionado this hits me hard

00:08:34.660 oh right yes imported pickles from poland um that oh i'm so really this is gonna really bite me

00:08:42.680 um but this isn't the only way that the liberals are attacking the poor and this

00:08:50.800 no there's something that's been going on for a very long time and that is the gst on used cars

00:08:56.020 oh my god tell us about this it's so gross and hey kudos to pierre polyev leader of the

00:09:04.640 conservative party official opposition they've come out swinging against gst on used vehicles

00:09:10.640 thank you um and it was it's so little known for some reason i don't know why that some a lot of

00:09:19.040 the comments i was seeing on his announcement when he said we shouldn't have sales taxes on

00:09:23.180 you know used vehicles people are like oh there is none yeah there is it's a five percent gst

00:09:30.500 on the sale of used vehicles so if you go and you purchase a used car where again people who

00:09:39.160 are desperately trying to save money which is so many people right now including two parent working

00:09:45.200 families so it gets so pissed off um they're trying to save money and then the feds are like

00:09:51.840 no we're putting our hand out again and taking your wallet with that hand and we're going to take

00:09:57.280 hundreds of extra dollars sometimes thousands thank you off of the used vehicle that you've

00:10:04.040 saved up for. I'll give you the worst case scenario example is so disgusting. It's in British

00:10:10.720 Columbia. British Columbia, my home province from which I have fled, has a 12% PST. I know it makes

00:10:20.580 you want to puke on the private sale of used vehicles. So my God, put it this way, you save

00:10:27.400 up every dollar you've got for the entire year, you've saved like five or six grand, okay, maybe

00:10:33.560 seven, if you've been really, really good and you've saved up all that money and you're going

00:10:38.740 to buy that Toyota Camry, right? Or you're going to buy that older, you know, Chevy pickup truck

00:10:44.760 from the nineties because you need it for the job site and you buy it from someone, you get that

00:10:49.740 good deal, six or seven grand, and you go to register it with the government controlled

00:10:55.080 monopoly that is ICBC and the province of British Columbia takes like a thousand extra dollars from

00:11:01.720 you. Yeah. I mean, and just to be clear, they're taxing these vehicles every time they change

00:11:09.360 hands. Yes. They were taxed once when they were brand new off the lot. Yep. And then every time

00:11:15.800 they change hands, they're being taxed. And that's outrageous. It's an attack on the poor

00:11:23.660 and it's the attack on the working class. So the vehicles are the biggest one where you just like, 0.99

00:11:30.720 it takes your breath away like give us a thousand more dollars because we're a bunch of blood

00:11:34.560 sucking government agents um so that's in bc but federally we do still have a five percent tax a

00:11:41.700 five percent sales tax on used vehicles and we have to knock it off i will point out also that 0.95

00:11:48.380 on the smaller end of things again you talk about people trying to save money if you're trying to

00:11:53.080 like save money by buying your shoes and your like blazers for work interview and blenders and stuff

00:11:58.540 from value village the government is right there with its sales tax again yeah i'm not kidding

00:12:04.840 yeah like it's super gross the very fact that we have a sales tax at all makes me angry but a sales

00:12:11.500 tax on used items which you're right sheila has already been sold and sold and sold and it directly

00:12:17.740 goes after the people who can afford at least yeah this whenever somebody says well the government's

00:12:24.020 doing its best and it has good intentions no it does not never it doesn't yeah this is nefarious

00:12:30.640 we have to speak up against it yeah um in the meantime while the poor are being taxed into

00:12:37.440 oblivion in a hundred different ways um developers oh my goodness British Columbia

00:12:44.600 are getting a bailout and I see proponents of this bailout saying oh I guess you don't care

00:12:52.680 about affordable housing. I care about affordable housing. That's why I need the immigration levels

00:12:58.080 to come down. But I don't want to do that by bailing out developers. The whole point of 1.00

00:13:07.260 capitalism is someone takes the risk. If they succeed, they get the reward. But we are back

00:13:14.020 stopping these people so that there is no risk for them. Only punishment for the taxpayer who

00:13:21.220 wouldn't able be able to afford one of these condos if their lives depended on it anyway yep

00:13:26.660 um so for folks again who aren't familiar with the crazy stuff that happens in british columbia

00:13:33.480 i would strongly recommend that people go read sam cooper's books because what happened in the

00:13:41.580 lower mainland throughout the last i'd say 20 years especially is disgusting when it comes to

00:13:47.960 housing and building of housing and development. Um, there is a lot of dirty money involved with

00:13:54.520 this. There's a lot of money coming over from China involved with this. Um, and the government's

00:13:59.800 just whistling past the graveyard on it. It was absolutely unbelievable. So I'm not the expert on

00:14:05.020 that part though. So please go read Sam Cooper. Governments were involved. They were laundering

00:14:09.720 money through casinos. There were like fake mortgage companies. It was nuts. So fast forward

00:14:14.600 until what she was talking about prime minister mark carney made this big ballyhooed announcement

00:14:19.460 of backstopping 3.2 billion 3.2 billion to rich developers that could build more than three

00:14:28.020 hospitals folks yeah okay so 3.2 billion of your money taxpayers money okay from moncton to cam

00:14:37.200 loops is going into this and this is what was going to happen so they had all these condos on

00:14:43.800 the market thousands of them and they weren't selling boohoo um they had a price tag of around

00:14:49.180 a million dollars and omg they apparently would have had to reduce the sale price down right to

00:14:57.800 like this is crazy pills yeah they were going to have to reduce the sale price and take a

00:15:04.020 loss that's not my problem not our problem thank you not our problem and that's called the market

00:15:10.220 so they were going to have to reduce the price of the house down to what seven or eight hundred

00:15:15.980 thousand dollars as if normal people can afford to what the market can bear thank you and in swoops

00:15:21.960 the federal government like tristan hopper said no no no we're going to keep this artificially

00:15:28.280 inflated high price for a condo in vancouver let's keep the housing bubble going like again

00:15:36.320 if you think that the government has your best interests at heart, it does not. It literally

00:15:42.800 stepped into the breach of a falling house price, which might have allowed some people to buy these

00:15:48.880 things and said, no, no, no, no, hold my beer at a high tax rate. Here's $3 billion and we're going

00:15:55.320 to keep them artificially high. That's nuts. I've never seen anything like it. No. Like they just,

00:16:04.140 things were correcting themselves we were about to get a market correction that all of these people

00:16:10.340 so rightly deserve and in steps gregor robertson who owns a ton of properties by the way in the

00:16:18.840 lower mainland to protect his property values at the expense of everybody else yeah and folks if

00:16:28.280 you're not in the lower mainland of bc and you're living in a more sensible place like me right now

00:16:32.660 like lethbridge or moose jaw where she lives um housing got so crazy that even down the frasier

00:16:39.380 valley just buying a regular like bc box like a raised ranch house that hadn't been updated since

00:16:44.500 1982 was costing you a million dollars yep like you would have to save like about 80 grand cash

00:16:54.340 for a down payment and then your mortgage i did the calculation it was something gross it was like

00:16:59.720 four grand a month for like 20 years. Like people don't have that money. Normal working people don't

00:17:06.440 have that money. And so never retire about retirement ever. And like, I know working

00:17:12.620 professional couples that are like, oh, our mortgage helper. What that means is they literally

00:17:16.960 have a stranger renting out their basement. These are working professionals, married couples that

00:17:22.420 just routinely have somebody living in their basement so they can barely afford the mortgage

00:17:27.380 payment. And so this is the situation, especially in places like Vancouver and in swoops, the

00:17:34.580 federal government with our wallets. Like if developers want to take their own risk, if things

00:17:40.100 get expensive, whatever, that's up to them. But for the feds to step in and spend taxpayers money

00:17:45.360 on it is totally wrong. I don't remember this being part of the election campaign. No. And

00:17:52.020 you know when these guys make money and they have been look I'm not against that I'm I'm a

00:17:58.600 capitalist you take the risk you reap the reward so they repped they reaped the rewards

00:18:06.200 for a very long time and now they're about to take a loss and now we step in like that's not

00:18:15.520 how it's supposed to work so that we can't afford stuff I just there's a lot of things going on

00:18:21.880 right now like obviously in the news and with the government but this is one of those things that

00:18:26.520 people do need to pay attention to because if they'll do this for houses in order to prop up

00:18:32.540 some development group what else are they going to blow your money on like grocery stores and this

00:18:39.860 high-speed rail thing yeah you know what that was the next thing i wanted to talk to you about

00:18:44.040 unbelievable yeah and so for the grocery stores by the way remember abby lewis and friends

00:18:49.500 thinks that a government run grocery store would be a super nifty idea. It would not.

00:18:55.440 I still want to talk to Abby, though, because I think that it would be a very entertaining

00:18:59.820 conversation. And I would like him to be able to explain to me how a government run grocery store

00:19:04.980 would actually be beneficial and work because they tried this in the Soviet countries and it

00:19:09.720 didn't work so hot. Yeah. One of my favorite pictures is a series of pictures is Russians

00:19:16.940 who have come from behind the Iron Curtain experiencing American grocery stores, like 0.58

00:19:22.600 just the color, the choice, you know, they're just sort of overwhelmed by it all because

00:19:29.320 they were used to bread lines.

00:19:31.560 Yes.

00:19:32.620 Bring back the bread lines.

00:19:34.360 Can I tell a quick story? 0.84

00:19:35.640 So this is now apocryphal because I can't find the darn plaque, but I know I saw it 0.82

00:19:41.060 with my eyes.

00:19:41.660 So folks probably who are of a certain vintage, Gen X, who grew up in the Cold War,

00:19:46.520 they probably remember a picture of the first U.S. President Bush and then Russian leader Boris

00:19:55.980 Yeltsin. And they're in a grocery store in the United States of America. And Boris Yeltsin is

00:20:02.300 amazed at what Sheila just described, the variety, the color, the price, the choice,

00:20:06.960 et cetera, the freshness. That actually happened in Canada first. But it didn't get press coverage.

00:20:14.980 and i don't know why at the time i keep trying to find like archives and stuff because i know i

00:20:18.980 didn't dream this so then leader of the soviet union mikhail gorbachev he had come to canada

00:20:26.740 early in the 1980s and he had toured a farm and he was looking around going whoa you're producing

00:20:33.720 so much food and so many varieties of food he was amazed so he was a like a minister of state at the

00:20:40.520 time for agriculture. So it planted a seed. Fast forward, Mikhail Gorbachev is the leader of Soviet

00:20:46.680 Russia, comes over and he's hanging out with Prime Minister Brian Mulroney in Ottawa. This is where

00:20:53.800 my story kicks in. One day while I was in Ottawa, I was doing my grocery shopping and I was in this

00:20:59.620 small Loblaws grocery store. I did not dream this. And it was near Nepean. I can't remember what area

00:21:05.260 was, but it was around that area. And I remember there's this bronze little plaque quietly on the

00:21:10.720 wall next to the grocery carts. And it says on this day, Mikhail Gorbachev visited here with

00:21:16.160 Prime Minister Brian Mulroney. Well, the story is Mulroney brought him to that grocery store. Yes.

00:21:22.600 And Gorbachev was so bowled over by the affordability, the variety, the freshness of

00:21:30.160 all of this food, that he started thinking that Mulroney had set it up, that it was fake, 0.71

00:21:36.700 like you'd do in North Korea. Here, come take a tour of all the freedom that we have.

00:21:40.360 A little Potemkin visit.

00:21:43.240 Right? And so the story goes, this is the part that becomes, I don't know if this is fable or

00:21:48.240 whatever. The story goes that they got back in the car and he was so amazed and upset, yes,

00:21:56.200 yet suspicious that Mulrooney apparently said something to the effect of okay um you point at

00:22:02.640 the next store that you want to stop at just we'll drive around you point and they stopped at several

00:22:08.740 grocery stores of different chains all along the way and the same thing happened yep everything

00:22:14.620 from tomatoes to toothpaste all ready to go it was like a three-week long tour thank you and then

00:22:21.580 the Americans copied it of course but yeah it was a Canadian thing first it should be a heritage

00:22:25.480 moment, actually. Sorry for babbling, but I just worked there and I remember. Gorbachev and

00:22:30.260 Jean Whalen, who was our agriculture minister, went on a junket of farms and grocery stores,

00:22:39.380 and apparently it substantively changed Gorbachev to see what was possible. It did. I just found

00:22:47.660 some pictures on the TVO archives. That was the early 80s one, or late 70s, early 80s,

00:22:54.780 I remember 83. Oh, beautiful. So that's before Gorbachev was leader, but he was like a, you

00:23:00.340 know, Politburo, blah, blah, blah of agriculture. And Eugene Whalen, God rest his soul, used to

00:23:05.820 wear bright green cowboy hat. He was the egg guy, bright green hat. And anyway, I'll cry because

00:23:13.060 that was an older Canada and things were going pretty good then. And yeah, the story goes that 1.00

00:23:18.380 he came back when he was the leader and they did a grocery store tour with Mulrooney. Isn't that

00:23:23.260 amazing i love that story yep um one last thing let's talk about the alto bonuses before i let

00:23:30.100 you go after you and i just reminisce down story time gen x memory road um i want to talk to you

00:23:37.380 about the alto bonuses so 90 to 100 billion dollars for high-speed rail everybody else

00:23:44.080 in the country is going to pay for but it's only going to serve the laurentian triangle um

00:23:48.360 uh and not a inch of rail has been laid no they're likely to go way over budget as most things do

00:23:59.280 minister champagne's wife is a vp over there vp of environment isn't that something and it's true

00:24:07.060 yes they're getting bonuses yes over there they're already getting this

00:24:12.880 i just so uh my colleague franco terrezano's been working on this and he even he couldn't

00:24:19.740 believe it i mean we think we've seen everything it's millions of dollars in bonuses being handed 0.85

00:24:25.740 out to these mucky mucks in this yet another crown corporation alto and we're all on the hook for 0.89

00:24:32.520 this and sheila's right not one pebble has been dropped onto a rail bed yet forget about like 0.97

00:24:40.440 hammering in the ties and the rails like they haven't even put the gravel down and they're

00:24:46.300 already getting millions of dollars of your money in bonuses and just bringing it back to the gen x

00:24:53.520 thing this whole idea of having rapid train or high speed rail in the quebec city to windsor

00:25:00.580 corridor that's literally why i say that term all the time quebec windsor corridor it's a line

00:25:06.260 along that area they've been promising and pipe dreaming this for what 40 years monorail like

00:25:15.460 thank you why is it the simpsons were able to predict absolutely everything um yeah long story

00:25:22.540 short this isn't gonna get built this is going to be a massive boondoggle it's going to waste

00:25:28.900 billions and billions of dollars that we don't have and all of us from where sheila is located

00:25:36.120 down to lethbridge over on vancouver island all the way out to the maritimes we're all going to 0.96

00:25:40.720 be on the hook for this stupid thing and we're not even going to be able to ride it if it ever 0.92

00:25:44.960 gets built which i it will not get built like there's no way the government can't organize a 0.99

00:25:50.320 two-car parade there's no way they can build a high-speed rail from quebec down to southern

00:25:56.140 ontario it's just not going to happen and i will again point out we have unmoney if we were swimming

00:26:02.220 in cash like Norway, I might have some sympathy for something like this, even though I still

00:26:07.240 wouldn't care. But by the end of this budget year, fiscal year, we're going to be $1.4 trillion

00:26:15.460 in debt. So this is like buying a fleet of Lamborghinis on a store credit card because

00:26:24.900 you've already maxed out your line of credit. Yeah. Yeah. And this serves largely the convenience

00:26:31.120 of people working for the federal government in their commutes.

00:26:35.840 Of course.

00:26:36.420 How else are they going to be able to skim Facebook

00:26:39.980 and watch Netflix on our dime while getting high-speed Wi-Fi?

00:26:44.280 This isn't going to get them back into the office, you guys.

00:26:49.340 It'll let them tour areas that have been confiscated by the government.

00:26:53.740 Right.

00:26:54.420 Just think of the appropriation.

00:26:56.800 Just think of the cost to all of these people

00:26:59.900 along all of these communities, like losing their land, losing their property, all being

00:27:04.780 forced out of taxpayer wallets with bonuses for these people that are all tied into the

00:27:09.800 government, literally, like tied in family wise and marriage wise.

00:27:13.520 It's gross. 0.91

00:27:14.920 Yes.

00:27:16.200 Chris, how do people get involved in the CTF?

00:27:18.840 You've got a little standing army of people that you can unleash on an issue.

00:27:23.180 And it does work.

00:27:24.460 I mean, we're not paying the consumer carbon tax anymore.

00:27:27.580 We're paying it in other ways.

00:27:28.920 they just moved it upstream instead of down so we can't see it as a line item but lord knows it's

00:27:34.440 still there but even causing the federal government to wobble on that was in no small part thanks to

00:27:41.000 the work of the taxpayers federation and all the people you're able to mobilize in support of your

00:27:46.980 issues this is it and like there was a huge one that went under the radar and that's where they

00:27:51.440 blinked on the capital gains tax they were going to shove that through with no law no change nothing

00:27:56.820 They were just going to do it and they backed all the way down. And that's because of our standing army of tax fighters. Folks can go to our website for free taxpayer dot com. The way to join the army is to sign a petition that speaks to you. Sheila and I were talking about folks with thrift shops and used vehicles. You can sign a petition against that. You can sign a petition against all carbon taxes. You can sign one to defund all media, including the CBC. Yes, please.

00:28:22.400 and the honestly yes the fight is important and we get big wins but right now I'm hearing from a

00:28:31.360 lot of people that are seeking fellowship yeah because they're losing hope for real like I just

00:28:37.500 met people who watch your show and I would describe them as kind of fans of the different

00:28:43.000 folks on YouTube I just bumped into them literally in the Canadian Tire parking lot was taking my

00:28:48.080 vacuum cleaner back um and she cried yeah and yeah i just i just want to let people know that

00:28:56.720 it's a really good way to get out and like meet with people and connect with people who feel

00:29:02.560 like-minded like we're having an event at the ihop um at the end of next month in july out at

00:29:08.080 medicine hat and i'm expecting like a capacity crowd like and people just want to get together

00:29:13.040 and feel that they're on this fight together.

00:29:15.320 So if they go to taxpayer.com for free,

00:29:18.180 you can sign the petitions

00:29:19.300 and you'll start getting our email blasts.

00:29:20.940 Like Sheila said, we will put you to work though

00:29:22.980 because we'll ask you to phone ministers

00:29:24.660 and email people all the time and to get together.

00:29:27.780 Yes, you give people a mission.

00:29:30.300 We do.

00:29:30.860 Give them purpose.

00:29:31.780 It's great.

00:29:32.960 Chris, thanks so much for coming on the show.

00:29:35.620 Let me know when your IHOP event is

00:29:38.060 because I like two things about that.

00:29:41.080 Three things, actually.

00:29:41.980 i love medicine hat me too i love breakfast foods as you know and i love fighting the government

00:29:49.380 right i need to meet my girlfriend from brooks i know it'll be great okay great send me the

00:29:55.180 details thanks so much for coming on the show we'll have you back on again very soon thank you

00:30:00.200 thanks well as always last portion of the show last segment of the show goes to you our beloved

00:30:24.080 viewer at home because without you there's no rebel news so i better darn well care about what

00:30:28.300 you think about the work that we do over here. Now there's a great way to get in touch with me.

00:30:33.260 I'll give you my email address right now. Put gun show letters in the subject line if you have

00:30:37.660 feedback about our show. I know some of you write to me almost every week. I try to mix it up though

00:30:43.260 and not talk to the same people and read the same emails every single week. It's Sheila at

00:30:48.880 rebelnews.com. Lends directly to me. So if you've got feedback, let me know. I also go looking at

00:30:55.620 the comments of the clips of the show that you interact with on Rumble and on YouTube it's a good

00:31:01.980 way to push us higher up in the algorithms the more you interact with our work the more people

00:31:07.880 see it I also look at a lot of the other work that we do now on Tuesday on the live stream which

00:31:17.960 airs from 11 till 12 up thereabouts mountain time we discussed the montreal shooters manifesto now

00:31:27.440 i got my hands on the manifesto um the night of the shooting that happened earlier in the day

00:31:35.680 and we published it at rebel news now other media outlets did have copies of the manifesto

00:31:43.820 from earlier in the day hours before I had it and they pushed a narrative that the shooter

00:31:51.440 was motivated by incel ideology so involuntary celibate ideology which you know they don't do

00:32:01.600 well with women so they turn their hate on women instead of working to improve themselves

00:32:05.620 and that is true that is in the manifesto which reads more like a university thesis which makes 0.94

00:32:12.820 sense because the shooter was a philosophy student at the University of Lethbridge and so I'd like to

00:32:20.260 know who radicalized him but moreover to the point that's not the only thing that's in the manifesto

00:32:28.700 in fact that's just a part of it and the mainstream media had to read past the other things in the

00:32:36.420 manifesto to get to the narrative they wanted to push and they weren't going to tell you

00:32:40.600 so we did and I know some people are critical of publishing that manifesto and maybe I would

00:32:48.480 have agreed with you six or seven years ago but the media lies to you a lot and they were lying

00:32:58.080 to you about this they had panels CBC had panels about what the manifesto said

00:33:04.480 and they were leaving key components out like how it is a Leninist manifesto that rails against

00:33:14.300 capitalism it is explicitly anti-semitic I think the word bourgeoisie appears in there about 20 to

00:33:25.300 30 times and it's true the shooter doesn't see women as autonomous creatures able to make their

00:33:34.000 own decisions for better or for worse and don't get me wrong a lot of young women are making a

00:33:37.740 lot of bad decisions these days but it's almost as though he saw women as an extension of his

00:33:44.360 leninist ideas as in they are a commodity to be distributed evenly among the men like a bag of

00:33:51.800 rice or a loaf of bread at the bread line but i found it galling that the media wasn't telling

00:34:01.420 people the truth. And so on the live stream, we discussed some of the quotes from the manifesto.

00:34:08.020 I know Alexa Lavoie has had the displeasure of reading it also, and she's got some reports

00:34:12.800 coming about it. I thought I would go to the clip of the live stream to see what you had to say

00:34:19.340 about not just us publishing the manifesto in full, but the mainstream media leaving out those

00:34:27.960 key components in the manifesto. Sentinel 777 says it's everyone's duty to publicly disclose

00:34:35.480 the real reasoning of the shooting and spotlight the mainstream media dysfunction. This reeks of

00:34:40.220 protesters terrorizing our cities every day. Christina Rosed P 1967 says CBC how do you say

00:34:48.820 terrorist without saying terrorist? Fight for freedom through truth says Canada is in

00:34:55.460 is in such a desensitized distracted and divided state so sad Teresa Gastel says jail not bail do

00:35:04.120 the right thing thanks rebel well we know that the shooter won't be getting bail Joe and Rab

00:35:10.880 7695 says never have I seen so much crime daily across this country of ours and the numbers not

00:35:17.340 reported is probably high too that's true and then donald mcphail 1078 says sounds like someone

00:35:27.700 who is protesting for palestine on monday protesting against society on tuesday and spent

00:35:32.620 much of his week hating jews women and even most men it's true clearly he was self-conscious about

00:35:39.380 himself and blamed everyone else this is the same mindset that become shooters in school the

00:35:46.240 workplace and against certain religious and or racial groups this is anything but right-wing

00:35:51.600 yes and I think the media really wanted to run with the narrative that this is just a right-wing

00:35:57.860 anti-woman loser from Alberta as a cherry on the top but that's just not the truth this is someone

00:36:06.880 who externalized his failings and as I said on the live stream even if you are a mid-level man 0.93

00:36:17.140 you know what's the great equalizer making a little money and being a good provider

00:36:24.260 I'll give you some dating advice out there young fellas women love that why because you know you'll 1.00

00:36:30.400 be able to care for us and our children and so if you are having a hard time with the ladies 0.96

00:36:35.500 because maybe you're not movie star handsome work on yourself work on your career make something

00:36:43.660 of yourself become something marketable capitalism capitalism isn't the problem

00:36:51.220 with your dating life capitalism is the solution to your dating problems well everyone that's the

00:37:00.480 show for tonight thank you so much for tuning in i'll see everybody back here in the same time

00:37:04.100 in the same place next week maybe and as always don't let the government tell you that you've

00:37:09.700 had too much to think.

Rebel News Podcast - June 25, 2026

SHEILA GUNN REID ｜ Canned vegetables, used cars and more taxes： Ottawa's war on working people

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