Rebel News Podcast - SHEILA GUNN REID ｜ CCFR prepares for Supreme Court showdown as compensation lawsuit moves forward

00:00:00.000 Our friends at the CCFR are headed to court on two different matters.

00:00:05.220 I'm Sheila Gunn-Reed, and you're watching The Gun Show.

00:00:24.760 The CCFR, the Canadian Coalition for Firearms Rights, they're working so hard.

00:00:30.000 for canadian firearms owners the faces of the ccfr rod gil taka and tracy wilson

00:00:37.680 they're all over the place as tracy says doing all the things all the time um and they have

00:00:44.000 two major announcements this week one is a class action lawsuit on behalf of canadian firearms

00:00:50.560 owners for fair compensation in the gun grab and the handgun freeze and and the other is that their

00:00:57.360 appeal of the gun grab, is going to be heard by the Supreme Court on November 9th and 10th,

00:01:05.820 2026. So I thought, you know what, let's have Tracy on the show to talk about this

00:01:11.120 and all the other issues facing Canadian firearms owners and to get an update on her

00:01:18.000 firearms rights rally at Winnipeg. Take a listen.

00:01:27.360 joining me now is my friend but also good friend of firearms owners everywhere tracy wilson from

00:01:36.020 the canadian coalition for firearms rights fresh off a scorching rally in winnipeg uh tracy thanks

00:01:44.920 for joining the show tell us about your winnipeg firearms rights rally and also why you chose

00:01:51.800 Winnipeg. Yeah, thanks, Sheila. I'm happy to be here. And you're right. I think I'm still

00:01:56.360 suffering a little bit of hot as Haiti's weather that we had there in Manitoba. But we went out to

00:02:03.740 Winnipeg and did a rally against the gun grab. And the reason we chose that was because the

00:02:08.920 Winnipeg Police Service signed a deal with the federal liberal government to aid them in the

00:02:14.500 collection of firearms for the gun grab. So we've done these all across the country, starting in

00:02:20.540 Cape Breton with the pilot program. Winnipeg was on my hit list because they were literally the

00:02:25.740 first ones to sign a deal. But, you know, for obvious reasons, I didn't want to go out there

00:02:31.200 in January or February. But it might have been less painful than rallying in 46 degree heat.

00:02:37.640 But regardless, we had 200 diehards out there with us in the blazing hot sun. We had three

00:02:44.920 federal conservative MPs join us. And we actually even had some media there. So it was great.

00:02:51.920 That's great. And, you know, you've had successful gun rights rallies in Quebec. I'm so glad you did

00:02:59.280 it in Winnipeg. It's important to show solidarity with the firearms owners in these places where

00:03:06.560 their rights are not protected or even taken as seriously as they are in places like Alberta

00:03:12.000 and Saskatchewan. I know everybody wants me to come and rally in their area but at this point

00:03:17.720 we're just choosing jurisdictions that have signed deals and Quebec is a perfect example

00:03:22.180 because not only did a municipal government or law enforcement agency sign a deal the entire

00:03:28.940 province did so the province signed up a deal the province of Quebec signed a deal to have the

00:03:34.520 which is their provincial police force carry out this program for the for the liberals and

00:03:41.940 the good people of Quebec I know they take a lot of ribbing and some of it is deserve it but they

00:03:47.220 put 4,000 people on the ground in Quebec City in front of the legislature to oppose the way their

00:03:53.700 government is treating them so you know kudos to Quebec because they don't deserve what their

00:03:58.940 government has done. Now I want to talk to you a little bit about something we talked off camera

00:04:04.720 about and I'm going to ask you about this because you did make an ex post about this. Yes. Inky

00:04:09.940 inky mark former reform member of parliament canadian alliance member of parliament uh although

00:04:17.820 now i believe that he at least according to his wikipedia page is a member of the green party

00:04:23.800 he was arrested for firearms trafficking which makes it sound like the 17 year old man who has

00:04:32.960 had a life of public service has now taken to gang related crime but yes may not be exactly the case

00:04:41.280 yeah i saw this story the other day and i i was like what on earth is going on like you're right

00:04:47.080 inky mark is a he's an old guy he's 78 years old he's a a former member of parliament from

00:04:53.620 manitoba he's got a vast firearms collection which a lot of these old guys do and yeah the

00:05:00.200 it came out that he was being charged with, you know, a whole bunch of charges, some unsafe

00:05:05.060 storage and things like that, you know, which sometimes might happen when you have almost

00:05:10.180 500 guns in your house. Excuse me. But I'm sorry about that. But yeah, he was charged with

00:05:18.260 trafficking. And when I saw that, I was like, what on earth is he doing? But it turns out he did

00:05:24.220 transfer three firearms incorrectly. And you'll remember back a few years ago, the measures within

00:05:31.380 C-71 were implemented. And part of that was the license verification. So it wasn't good enough

00:05:37.760 just to check the other owners, pal, you had to verify that it was still valid with the RCMP

00:05:42.840 firearms program and receive a transfer number. So it's a little bit of a process. It's actually

00:05:48.640 not that difficult, but I can tell you that the vast number of gun owners don't even know about

00:05:53.960 this. It was not well communicated. I think the Ottawa bubble forgets that people are existing

00:06:00.240 out there in the real world. Not everybody's sitting around reading legislation, understanding

00:06:05.980 the changes. And yeah, I've had many people contact me over the last few years not realizing

00:06:12.240 what this measure is or even how to do it. So sure enough, he transferred three firearms

00:06:17.800 incorrectly, and they have charged him with trafficking. Now, I do expect those charges

00:06:23.060 will likely be reduced to something else but this is a stark reminder that yeah this is a very

00:06:28.940 serious issue and you have to do the license verification I think what I'll do is put together

00:06:36.220 a really quick two minute video and put it out there to show people how easy it is it's not

00:06:41.900 difficult we just did raining guns gave away a hundred guns and every single one of them had to

00:06:47.320 be verified so yeah it's um it's too bad he's probably going to lose his collection at this

00:06:52.740 point um i guess we'll see how things play out in the court but yeah unfortunately ignorance of the

00:06:58.920 law is not a defense so yeah i mean but it is for the public safety minister gary and and sangry who

00:07:06.380 doesn't know anything about the firearms file he doesn't know anything about licensing and yet

00:07:11.320 uh inky mark i think through an innocent mistake will lose his entire collection it'll probably be

00:07:21.100 destroyed um but we know gary nanda sangri doesn't know anything about firearms licensing the

00:07:28.100 different kinds of licensing that there are red flag laws that exist in the licensing i guess it's

00:07:33.320 okay for him to have ignorance of the law even though he's the guy in charge of the law um but

00:07:38.120 for firearms owners um it's serious business and um it is very confusing i wish they would put this

00:07:46.940 much effort into actual like gun smugglers and traffickers like there are people who are running

00:07:52.920 guns into the country supplying um you know organized crime with them like that's the gun

00:07:58.820 smuggling and and gun trafficking that i would really like to see these efforts put into yep

00:08:03.960 inky mark made a mistake and unfortunately he's going to pay for it i hope he's got a good lawyer

00:08:09.460 and you know i guess we'll see how it plays out at this point the the best thing we can do with

00:08:15.300 this information is just make sure that everybody else knows and this is a legitimate problem with

00:08:21.520 some of the older guys in our community um again they're you know they're not sitting on on x or

00:08:27.540 on youtube or or reading the house of commons uh hansard you know they they don't realize that

00:08:33.840 these changes have taken place and when you have a certain way for decades on end where you just

00:08:39.100 get together you decide to sell a gun to your friend george and you look at his license yeah

00:08:44.400 George is good. I'm good. Let's go. Let's do the deal. When that process changes and it isn't very

00:08:50.600 widely known, this is a problem. So I don't want to see anybody else get themselves into this

00:08:57.040 situation. Yeah, I think the best that can come from this bad situation is that firearms owners

00:09:03.860 become educated about the new rules about firearms transfers. And speaking of which,

00:09:11.980 There are real gun traffickers loose in this country. In fact, the guy that was charged with gang related with a gang related shooting in Toronto was wanted on trafficking firearms from Florida.

00:09:30.620 the u.s was seeking extradition on him he was already convicted of manslaughter in toronto

00:09:38.060 out on the streets and i've been a critic of myron demke the toronto uh police chief a lot

00:09:46.920 but he was really good in handling the media on this when a journalist and forgive me i don't know

00:09:55.700 where she was from, but she said, well, how do we know that he was in possession of an illegal

00:10:03.140 firearm? Well, I don't know, lady. Maybe the fact that he is, I guess he must have been awaiting 0.83

00:10:09.020 sentencing on manslaughter and was shooting a handgun in the streets of Toronto. That would

00:10:15.500 lead me to believe that he didn't exactly sit through the same RPAL course as me, but he was

00:10:20.180 obviously under um conditions to not own firearms yeah exactly the charges like that would come with

00:10:28.660 the firearms prohibition so yes they were very obviously uh illegal guns and i mean look repeat

00:10:34.920 violent offenders we've been you know yelling about it for 10 years and at a time when we're

00:10:40.680 seeing an increase in violence like last weekend there was what 13 people shot in toronto just in

00:10:46.180 I thought this wasn't the wild west you know like I don't know I mean there's some legitimate

00:10:53.880 horrible horrific violence on the rise out there and that needs to be the focus and you're right

00:10:59.660 the chief was absolutely awesome in his bite back on that and it's it's important like we've got to

00:11:07.580 stop fiddling with licensed sport shooters and hunters and start taking some real action for

00:11:13.600 credible public safety policy yeah fix the catch and release bail laws uh stiffer sentences put

00:11:22.700 back in some mandatory minimums that the liberals peeled back and start working with the americans

00:11:29.260 to extradite the bad guys back to the jurisdictions where they might face some real consequences that

00:11:35.040 would be nice to see maybe kind of it would be safer yeah yeah well it's funny i actually took

00:11:40.200 a bunch of flack recently, just on that note, for going over to the Fourth of July party at the

00:11:45.040 at the ambassador's residence. Well, the reason I got an invite to there, I didn't get it from

00:11:50.220 Pete Hoekstra. I got it from somebody within the embassy who works on cross-border crimes and

00:11:57.360 these types of issues. And he was having trouble getting a meeting with Public Safety Canada.

00:12:03.280 So him and I had a lunch meeting and he wanted to know the secret. And I was like, well,

00:12:07.240 you're asking the wrong girl they won't meet with me either but what do you mean they are not meeting

00:12:11.780 with their American counterparts why are you contacting me to see if you can how to get a

00:12:17.980 meeting with public safety what what is going on in this government so yeah I mean I didn't really

00:12:26.460 talk about that but that's that's how I got that invite was after that meeting he said hey I'll

00:12:31.280 tossing an invite for the party and I went but good for you our people went too but yeah I saw

00:12:37.040 them these things are a trade issue for the Americans like I'm reliably informed we have

00:12:45.140 a fentanyl czar but I would like to see proof of life of that guy yeah I don't know he's fairly

00:12:51.800 invisible and I mean you know there is some issues about illegal smuggled gun guns coming across our

00:12:57.760 border from the United States. Um, but yeah, it's up, it's up to us to do something about that.

00:13:03.240 Right. I know a lot of people give me flack for not talking about that, but I talk about it all

00:13:07.660 the time and I talk about it all the time with law enforcement. Um, but it's up to us to invest

00:13:13.040 the money to be able to stop this stuff from coming over. And we don't. So, yeah. And it's

00:13:18.460 not exactly politically correct to talk about where exactly the guns are being trafficked across

00:13:24.580 the border um a lot of them are coming across at six nations yes and and and the federal government

00:13:32.640 knows this but it's not politically correct to tackle that issue yeah nobody will touch it

00:13:38.680 nobody will touch it because it's hard to you know um celebrate your truth and reconciliation

00:13:44.980 holiday at the same time you're opening up the floodgates to talk about the you know the

00:13:52.220 the pipeline of guns that are coming in the country through reserves yeah yeah yep um now

00:13:59.400 i want to talk about your court cases um we've got two actually yeah um so first one good news

00:14:08.260 i'm gonna have to clear my schedule i think i might come to ottawa to cover it uh you finally

00:14:13.300 have a court date for your appeal let us know yeah that's right so you'll remember a while back

00:14:18.320 the Supreme Court of Canada agreed to hear our case and that's a big deal because they only hear

00:14:22.680 about six percent of cases so although I had told people I was sure that we were going to be heard

00:14:27.500 I was actually just beating them anxious they have some copium right so in any event yes we do have

00:14:36.520 our hearing dates so November 9th and 10th here in Ottawa at the Supreme Court building so we've

00:14:42.280 got interveners joining us. IPSC Canada has jumped on. SCI Canada, which is a hunting organization.

00:14:49.480 Canadian taxpayers are coming. The Canadian Constitutional Foundation. And yeah, I mean,

00:14:56.480 they're still flowing in. There's a little bit of time left for interveners to apply. And of course,

00:15:00.840 the court will decide. But yeah, this is a big deal. This could be it. So we're very excited

00:15:11.840 about it uh rod will be coming i'll be live tweeting from the courtroom and there is some

00:15:16.960 indication we're not sure yet uh rod i asked rod about it yesterday but i i know that for i think

00:15:24.060 it was for the federal court uh hearing we were able to have kind of like a zoom like people could

00:15:30.160 tune in and watch and i i wondered if that would be a thing with this and he said he thinks it is

00:15:35.800 So I'm going to find all that out, but everyone should stay tuned to the CCFR channels because

00:15:41.940 if that's a thing, we're going to put it out there everywhere.

00:15:44.840 I hope so.

00:15:45.820 Watch it.

00:15:46.420 Yeah, I hope so.

00:15:47.920 I hope so.

00:15:49.000 I hope I can clear my schedule and be there because I wouldn't miss it for the world.

00:15:53.100 It's historic.

00:15:54.180 And I'm so proud of the work that you've done on this.

00:15:56.800 Yeah, thank you.

00:15:57.500 I am very excited too.

00:15:59.100 And, you know, I don't, people often say, you know, well, maybe the courts are captured

00:16:04.320 or they're all liberal.

00:16:05.300 And it's like, well, look, I get it. I get where you're coming from. But at the same time, the Supreme Court could have very easily just upheld the decision out of the lower courts where we failed there. And that in itself would have been a decision. But the fact that they were like, nope, giddy up. And apparently seemed to be very open to having all these interveners. They really want to hear it out. So we promised gun owners we'd never quit and we'd keep fighting and we really, really meant it.

00:16:35.040 Yeah, never quit and do all the things.

00:16:37.580 You do all of it all the way, all the time.

00:16:40.320 That's right.

00:16:41.860 Speaking of which, doing everything all the time, you also have a class action.

00:16:47.440 Tell us about it.

00:16:48.400 Yeah, this is brand new.

00:16:50.060 Yeah, brand new.

00:16:51.140 And this is separate from the Supreme Court challenge.

00:16:53.660 The Supreme Court challenge is to get the OICs overturned and we all go back to normal.

00:16:59.280 But there also has to sort of be a plan B.

00:17:01.340 And we know that Alberta and Saskatchewan have gone the farthest to protect their gun owners in their jurisdictions.

00:17:08.700 However, Saskatchewan did take it a step further, and they recently introduced amendments to their existing Saskatchewan Firearms Act legislation that sort of enabled, it's enabling legislation that allows people, affected citizens of Saskatchewan who own these guns, to fair and proper compensation.

00:17:33.320 Now, why that's important is because that's actually all the government ever promised.

00:17:39.700 You'll remember back in May of 2020, they said, oh, no, gun owners will be properly compensated

00:17:45.200 for these firearms.

00:17:46.400 We're going to do what's right.

00:17:47.920 And that has gone out the window.

00:17:49.940 Now, what they want you to do is sign a funding agreement, turn in your guns, and then wait

00:17:54.920 and see if you actually get anything.

00:17:56.320 And they've only put forward funding for 136,000 guns when we know there are over 2 million affected firearms.

00:18:06.160 The other thing that's impacted by this is handguns.

00:18:09.880 And the problem is, although, yes, you can keep your handguns and continue to use them, that doesn't mean they haven't been devalued because they absolutely have.

00:18:18.740 So now that you can no longer sell your guns, and then, of course, upon your death, your grieving family and your widow will get a knock on the door from the RCMP, who will be there to collect your precious heirlooms and put them in the smelter, and you'll get absolutely nothing.

00:18:33.480 So to me, that's insane.

00:18:35.940 So Saskatchewan's like, no, if nothing else, we're going to protect our citizens.

00:18:41.180 Now, this is really important because this is creating a blueprint for other provinces to do the same.

00:18:48.380 And there's a great video on the CCFR YouTube channel where Rod does a little walkthrough

00:18:53.460 on why this is important.

00:18:55.060 It doesn't mean, you know, people are saying, well, I don't want money for my guns.

00:18:58.540 I want to keep them.

00:18:59.380 Well, yeah, we're doing that too.

00:19:01.020 But at the same time, we have to tackle this from every angle possible.

00:19:06.360 And think about it.

00:19:07.220 What would that look like if we got Alberta, Saskatchewan, the Yukon, Ontario, get BC,

00:19:14.000 get other provinces to sign up and say, yep, all we're asking is that you treat our people fairly.

00:19:19.580 This is going to run into the tens of billions of dollars. It will be absolutely impossible for

00:19:24.940 the government to keep up with it and to pay it. And it's just, you know, it's like chopping down

00:19:31.340 a tree. We're hitting it from every single possible angle. And we are positioned to take

00:19:38.360 this fight on for Saskatchewan and to fund it so yeah we're we will be lobbying all the other

00:19:45.080 provinces to join on as well and I think at some point um the burden on liberals to do gun control

00:19:52.120 um especially stuff like this that is completely meaningless um is uh is is going to be too much

00:19:58.920 it's just going to be unpopular and then maybe we can get back to proper gun control and the

00:20:03.940 purpose of real gun control should be to prevent the misuse of firearms, not the legitimate use

00:20:09.720 of firearms. So I'm sure Alberta will join. Yes. In this, I'm sure. And for a Carney government 0.95

00:20:17.160 that is concerned with national unity, this stuff drives the Western provinces towards something

00:20:26.860 other than national unity. He says he, you know, that there's a strong united Canada, but when you

00:20:32.660 have the western provinces fundamentally opposed to these gun control measures they're not gun

00:20:40.120 control measures they're people control measures and property control measures um this just drives

00:20:46.240 a wedge in between the west and the rest of the country yeah it absolutely does and i mean like

00:20:52.740 look you know this is leftover uh policy from the device of trudeau era and carney could do the

00:21:00.900 right thing I don't think he will because I think it's very difficult when you've got Natalie

00:21:04.980 Provost sitting in cabinet and the Quebec caucus that really wants this but the you look at the

00:21:11.800 way people are talking about this now even all the liberal normies out there they they're like

00:21:16.320 oh this gun stuff it's it's the support for it has waned the sponge has been wrung dry and it's no

00:21:23.340 longer the popular policy it was and you know the the tinfoil hat in me I can't help but think that

00:21:30.260 that's maybe why the Supreme Court has decided to hear it, because it's the best way to get rid of

00:21:35.280 this gun grab, but not have Carney have to explain to provost why he did it. So now, before I let you

00:21:42.280 go, please tell people how they can get involved with the Canadian Coalition for Firearms Rights,

00:21:48.240 because you're doing everything all the time, everywhere, nonstop. And again, I spoke at your

00:21:55.380 AGM and I couldn't believe how small your team is. So I know how hard you're working and how

00:22:01.960 tightly you're managing resources to get the best impact out there. So I think the more involvement

00:22:09.020 and the more support the CCFR has, the better, because I know that you're doing it with such

00:22:14.800 strong respect for the people's donations. Yeah. Membership dollars are dear. And look,

00:22:21.200 gun owners have always wanted that one big lobby group that does all these big things and

00:22:25.600 big court challenges. And this stuff is incredibly like mind numbingly expensive.

00:22:31.880 And we're doing it with support from about 1% of gun owners. So if we can do all this stuff with

00:22:38.840 the support of 1% of gun owners, imagine if we could get 5% of gun owners, like we would be

00:22:44.580 unstoppable. And, you know, it's been a tough road for gun owners. But there is light at the

00:22:50.780 end of the tunnel. The very best way you can help us is to become a member. It's 40 bucks for a

00:22:55.720 whole year. You can sign up at ccfr.ca, download the free app. There's all kinds of cool deals on

00:23:02.960 there. In fact, I've, I now decided that my membership app actually makes me money. I've

00:23:09.720 saved $50 on a gun I bought because of my membership. So I'm up 10 bucks, you know? But

00:23:16.580 yeah become a member if you want to donate that would be great too if you can these are tough

00:23:21.880 times and I never want anyone to go without so family first but if you've got the ability

00:23:27.140 we could always use the help of course it's it's expensive and it is what it is but this is what

00:23:32.980 we're doing so we're going to keep doing it if you've got time to volunteer we've got these

00:23:37.220 rallies and fun shows and events and ladies days and all kinds of stuff all across the country I'm

00:23:43.380 sure you've seen the pictures and videos we have a ton of fun with our crew send an email to

00:23:47.880 volunteer at ccfr.ca and come with us come with me I we have a great time and uh and yeah and of

00:23:56.280 course spread the word so you can watch the podcast you can watch the tv show follow us on social

00:24:01.160 media do all the things and you know we produce that show once every two weeks we don't spam you

00:24:07.180 and it gives you a full update on what's going on so and one of the great ways to spread the word

00:24:12.940 is by visiting your very excellent merch store and picking up some of the sweet merch over there.

00:24:19.000 There's something for everybody. Yeah, that's exactly it. Yes. Yes. Yeah. There's always new

00:24:24.480 products in the store too. So make sure you check it out. Yes. And also, you know, if your local gun

00:24:30.540 club, gun range is having a fundraiser for the CCFR, pop on down there and get involved too.

00:24:36.220 I see these gun clubs giving you thousand dollar checks, couple thousand dollar checks all over

00:24:41.440 the place. I know they're working hard to fight on behalf of their members too. Yeah, that's right.

00:24:46.540 And I mean, if we all gather under the umbrella of the CCFR, you know, we can do a lot of really

00:24:51.820 big things by working together. And that's exactly what we've grown with the CCFR and it's working.

00:24:58.240 We're getting somewhere. So yep. Yeah, you really are. Thank you, Tracy. Thanks so much for coming

00:25:03.780 on the show. I'll talk to you very soon. And if I don't see you before then, and if I don't see

00:25:08.280 before then. I'll be quite sad, but I will see you in Ottawa tentatively for your Supreme Court

00:25:15.720 challenge. I will see you in court, but for good reasons. That's right. Thanks, Tracy. Thanks, Sheila.

00:25:28.880 Okay, as always, last segment of the show goes to you, our beloved viewers at home,

00:25:34.840 because without you there's no rebel news if you want to send me some viewer feedback about my

00:25:38.740 interview with my friend Tracy Wilson today and all the things that she's doing to fight for people

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00:26:12.840 And I think that's why we're here.

00:26:15.120 We want to spread the message of smaller government, personal responsibility, and basically the government leaving you alone to live your life the way that you see fit, unmolested by the state.

00:26:25.540 So, sometimes I take comments from the YouTube comments section, and today it's actually on gun rights issue.

00:26:33.480 You see, Erdogan, President of Turkey, gave Mark Carney an engraved firearm as a gift when the NATO summit was hosted there about a week, week and a half ago.

00:26:52.760 and the thing is mark carney could not accept that firearm why because mark carney doesn't have

00:27:04.240 an r-pal so the firearm was a handgun i can't transfer the ownership of my handguns to anybody

00:27:14.500 else i can't sell them i can't gift them i can't bequeath them to my children upon my death they 0.59

00:27:19.840 will go to the state for destruction. Because those are the rules, thanks to Mark Carney's

00:27:27.400 liberals. Although it was done by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, Mark Carney hasn't changed

00:27:32.400 anything. And so the absurdity of Canadian firearms laws ended up in the international

00:27:42.120 spotlight. And we talked about this on the Rebel Roundup, which is our daily live stream where we

00:27:47.520 We have myself, usually, and another co-host from Rebel News talking about the news of the day.

00:27:56.040 And Mark Carney had to turn that firearm over to the RCMP for destruction.

00:28:04.620 Now, I'm not sure how he did that without taking receipt of it, which would have broken a Canadian law.

00:28:11.840 Right. He would have to take it from Erdogan and then give it to the RCMP for destruction. 0.60

00:28:17.420 It's not something I can do.

00:28:19.840 And I have an art pal.

00:28:22.820 Anyways, Eric PudaFlat3435 says,

00:28:30.560 We need proof it has been destroyed.

00:28:33.420 Yeah, me too.

00:28:35.280 I would like to know.

00:28:36.640 I would like to know where that handgun ended up.

00:28:42.060 Grant Lilith says,

00:28:43.700 What did that handgun cost us?

00:28:45.640 50 billion yeah no kidding um ashley schaefer wow so turkey has more freedom than canada makes

00:28:54.720 sense at least with regard to firearms rights i wouldn't say that turkey is a more free place

00:28:59.300 uh especially if you're christian however uh they do have more sensible firearms laws there

00:29:09.540 And, I mean, Canada's firearms laws are so absurd that Erdogan, who is a dictator in his own right, didn't even, like, the idea of the Prime Minister not being able to take that firearm home, or at least take it to a private collection or whatever, didn't even cross his mind.

00:29:33.460 Cody Powell 5583 says,

00:29:35.960 So how did he get this illegal firearm to the RCMP?

00:29:39.760 Why didn't he just leave it there?

00:29:40.940 Yeah, that's my question, too.

00:29:42.980 So, of course, he travels with an RCMP detail, he being Prime Minister Mark Carney.

00:29:48.580 But if he took it, took possession of it, held it, he doesn't have an RPAL.

00:29:58.740 And you can't transfer ownership of a handgun.

00:30:03.360 So how did that happen?

00:30:05.960 what and also good point why didn't he just leave it there oh well it would be rude i guess

00:30:12.000 or a diplomatic incident because he would be declining a gift from erdogan okay but i think

00:30:17.880 it's also pretty rude that you want to destroy my family heirlooms um that were passed to me 0.98

00:30:25.700 by my father and grandfather because of some stupid liberal rule and that feels rude doesn't it 0.98

00:30:36.600 corrupt canada c9c says we all know he is too limp-wristed to use it anyway i don't 0.99

00:30:43.160 say limp-wristed but we chris did for sure mark carney doesn't look like he's swinging 0.88

00:30:49.160 any kettlebells does he very villainous in his posture and comportment osteoporotic even

00:31:00.040 ray sharp 4901 says poor little guy gun is heavy and loud for our little boy

00:31:05.960 not just heavy and loud, illegal for him to be in receipt of.

00:31:10.940 Is that trafficking?

00:31:14.140 Would he be in trouble the same way Inky Mark is in trouble?

00:31:18.140 For not checking some boxes before he transferred the firearm?

00:31:24.460 I don't know.

00:31:28.120 One last comment.

00:31:30.120 MagnaCartaMike says, 1.00

00:31:32.140 The piece of shit broke the law accepting it without proper licensing, 0.99

00:31:35.200 and worse, then he transferred the firearm into the country, will the RCMP be having a talk with 1.00

00:31:40.400 him? Because he were Inky Mark or me, the RCMP might be having a talk with him, but he's Prime

00:31:47.840 Minister Mark Carney, and he doesn't have to follow any rules, including conflict of interest

00:31:51.540 rules with regard to book notes, right? As my friend David Mezzi says, one law for me, another

00:31:58.460 law for thee. Well, everybody, that's the show for today. Thank you so much for tuning in. I'll

00:32:03.520 see everybody back here at the same time in the same place next week and as always

00:32:06.900 don't let the government tell you that you've had too much to think

Rebel News Podcast - July 16, 2026

SHEILA GUNN REID ｜ CCFR prepares for Supreme Court showdown as compensation lawsuit moves forward

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