Rebel News Podcast - SHEILA GUNN REID ｜ CCFR's Tracey Wilson on the seven-year delay that exposes the Liberal gun grab

00:00:00.000 Firearms amnesty is extended and pink plinkers are the number one weapon of war returned in

00:00:08.400 the Liberals' buyback scheme. I'm Sheila Gunn-Reed and you're watching The Gunn Show.

00:00:30.000 This week has been a week of extreme winning for Canada's firearms owning community.

00:00:35.820 Full disclosure, I'm one of them.

00:00:37.380 The amnesty period has been extended in the Liberals' gun confiscation scheme until 90 days after the Supreme Court hears the Canadian Coalition for Firearms Rights challenge of the gun grab.

00:00:56.380 Then new data shows that firearms licenses, as in people who are getting their license and maintaining their license, has grown substantially by tens of thousands of people across the country in spite of the liberal efforts to end firearms ownership in this country.

00:01:24.280 and then we've got the data on what exactly is being turned in to the gun grabbers and it's not

00:01:35.380 the weapons of war the liberals say they're working hard to get off the streets and out of

00:01:41.560 the hands of canadians i've got my friend tracy wilson from the canadian coalition for firearms

00:01:46.820 rights to discuss all this and more in an interview we recorded earlier today take a listen

00:01:54.280 so joining me now is my good friend and good friend of firearms rights everywhere tracy wilson

00:02:05.900 of the canadian coalition for firearms rights lots of things happening in the firearms rights

00:02:11.300 community this week this month really but before we get started i i think we should take a minute

00:02:17.980 to acknowledge the passing of Rick Igersich of the National Firearms Association. I think

00:02:25.620 the firearms owning community in this country has lost a valiant fighter for our rights. And

00:02:34.020 I think he fought hard and truly believed in the rights of the law abiding to be left alone

00:02:40.220 by their government. And I think it's just a sad thing that we've lost him.

00:02:44.560 Absolutely. I mean, there is little doubt that he cared very much about firearms owners, our community, our events, and the culture that shapes it. So yeah, it is a tragic loss for everybody.

00:02:57.620 Yeah, I send my thoughts and prayers over to our friends at the NFA. Big loss for them, but I think big loss for all of us too. On that sad note, let's move into something a little bit happier.

00:03:11.640 the liberals have extended their amnesty i would love to see the amnesty ended because they've

00:03:19.540 dropped their gun ban but they've extended their amnesty i think thanks in a huge part

00:03:25.460 to the work that you do over at the ccfr they have extended their amnesty to 90 days after

00:03:32.760 the supreme court hears your challenge to the gun grab tell us all about this yeah that's right so

00:03:39.620 the Liberals were very clear. They had no intention of extending the amnesty. They even

00:03:43.600 said it would not be extended again. However, due to the Supreme Court taking up the challenge of

00:03:49.000 the CCFR versus Canada against the gun grab, they had no choice but to extend it. We were not sitting

00:03:55.520 around hoping that Liberals would do the right thing. I mean, that would be crazy talk. But we

00:04:02.240 were preparing to file for an injunction. Now it's not called that in the Supreme Court, but for the

00:04:07.020 sake of this conversation we'll call it that um we were preparing to file for that so they saved

00:04:11.900 us a whole bunch of work and a whole bunch of money and uh that's fantastic so yes this is

00:04:17.360 extended out past the eventual decision which could be well into the summer or fall of 2027

00:04:24.640 so huge news but that puts us at seven ish seven and a half years post the gun grab i think it's

00:04:34.560 going to be real hard for the Liberals to make the case in court about pressing public safety,

00:04:40.700 given that the public safety dangers, i.e. me and you, have had these things in our possession for

00:04:47.440 seven and a half-ish years. I mean, three quarters of a decade. The data, the longer this goes on,

00:04:55.600 ends up being on our side. That's right. Yeah, I mean, you can exhibit the fact that these people

00:05:01.220 have had these guns for seven plus years post ban. And we can now tangibly show through crime

00:05:09.380 statistics that they're not the problem. So I think they're going to have a real tough time

00:05:12.520 in court. Oh, I think so too. And I think that's part of it. I mean, honestly, a winning court

00:05:17.820 would let Carney off the hook on this. And we've talked about that before, but you're right. These

00:05:22.060 guns are so dangerous that we're not allowed to own them. However, we're forced to keep them for

00:05:26.600 seven and a half years. And I mean, we own them safely and without issue for decades, if not

00:05:31.220 generations before that. So this just speaks to the silliness of this policy. It's a waste of

00:05:38.460 taxpayer money and resources. It's been soundly rejected by the provinces, by law enforcement,

00:05:43.860 by literally everybody but the anti-gun lobby groups. And I'm sure Carney is probably quietly

00:05:51.080 cheering for us as well in court. I bet he's getting an earful from Natalie Provo, though,

00:05:55.800 his MP, formerly of Pauly Sissouviant, who has really been leading the charge to disarm Canadians.

00:06:02.860 I mean, initially it was assault style weapons. What does that even mean? But then obvious hunting

00:06:09.940 rifles end up in the mix. And I think the end goal has always been to eliminate firearms ownership

00:06:16.520 in this country. Yeah, that's exactly right. And in fact, this whole thing has had the opposite

00:06:22.440 impact. You and I talked about this before we jumped on. But, you know, if I could go back in

00:06:27.580 time, turn back the clock, and look at what it was like before 2015. If the Liberals had just

00:06:33.080 focused on normal public safety policy and left the gun file alone, where would we be? Well,

00:06:38.780 we would be exactly where we were before, where we had a relatively decent system that worked.

00:06:43.620 The CCFR would not even exist. The only reason we exist is because we knew there was a hostile

00:06:49.780 anti-gun liberal government coming into power so we wouldn't even be here right now um they would

00:06:56.260 not be tied up with billions of dollars scandals and all of this stuff that's been going on in fact

00:07:02.460 we wouldn't even have the run on handguns like canadians own more guns now than we ever have

00:07:08.020 in recorded history and that's because of the actions of the liberal government they're the

00:07:12.620 best gun salesmen uh in the country and every time they talk about banning something freezing

00:07:18.620 something, you know, impacting gun owners, what do we do? We go out and buy more of them. And

00:07:25.120 I know you're going to talk about some data from our friends at the gun blog, but it just shows

00:07:30.640 that our community, not despite what the liberals have done, but in spite of it, just continues to

00:07:36.160 grow. We've got more gun owners than ever. So it's a backfire. Yeah. Like you, every time a gun grab

00:07:43.880 is threatened i skip off down to the gun counter and blow some of my rebel bucks um and it is true

00:07:49.600 like the the data plays this out we already knew that just by the numbers the national unofficial

00:07:56.720 sport in this country has been the shooting sports it's not hockey more people are registered

00:08:02.780 firearms owners or at least licensed firearms owners then play organized hockey in this country

00:08:08.640 now we're quiet about it because we're always subject to gun bans and discrimination so you

00:08:13.340 know you're not as boastful about it as our american friends but as you alluded to our

00:08:19.840 friends over at the gun blog got the statistics from the rcmp and i'm just going to read some of

00:08:24.660 them out um there has been an increase of roughly 50 000 license holders in one year so um there

00:08:36.400 were 2.4 million or nearly 2.45 million Canadians holding a PAL as of December 31st, 2025. That's

00:08:47.740 an increase of 47,000 license holders from the previous year and a 1.9% annual gain. And every

00:08:56.240 single province and territory saw growth. Ontario, in fact, added the largest number of new license

00:09:02.380 holders with uh 15 000 pal holders followed by alberta and british columbia i'm actually

00:09:09.920 surprised that we saw growth because i feel like everybody in alberta already has a pal

00:09:13.740 each adding 10 000 and quebec who are really under the thumb of their provincial government

00:09:20.560 and the federal government surpassed half a million licensed gun owners for the first time

00:09:25.340 in nearly two decades so and it's not just in regular pal holders it's in our pal holders as

00:09:32.880 well so uh and in fact our pal holders rose at a greater rate at uh 2.5 percent and so i mean it

00:09:42.400 the liberals every time they try to grab guns it turns us all into evangelists for firearms rights

00:09:49.540 We take a friend shooting. It reignites our passion for the thing we like to do. And it makes us really think about why we love it so much. And I hope the liberals never, you know, I was going to say, I hope the liberals never stop. I do hope they stop. But if they want to keep pushing at us, we're going to keep pushing at them.

00:10:11.540 A hundred percent. And I mean, if you look at it, you know, I think part of our public relations issue we've had as gun owners over the last, you know, 30, 40 years was we did keep it quiet. We did kind of keep it on the down low. And I think that was a little bit of a tactical mistake.

00:10:28.680 In fact, we have a strategy to be loud and proud now because we failed to normalize gun ownership. However, we've been working hard at that over the last few years. We developed National Range Day, which has caught on across the country. These ladies range days are, I'm telling you, they sell out no matter where they are. And we sponsor or host like 100 events a year for this. And it's very important. There's a strategy to that as well. And that's women vote. They're decision makers.

00:10:58.680 and they largely support gun control.

00:11:00.940 So it's been very important to get them out to the range.

00:11:03.620 And part of that process is they go out, they try it,

00:11:07.100 they learn what it's about, and then they love it,

00:11:09.760 and they want to become gun owners.

00:11:11.640 So, yeah, those numbers continue to rise.

00:11:14.960 Again, in spite of the Liberals' efforts to reduce our gun culture 0.88

00:11:19.680 and our community and destroy it, it's just continuing to grow. 0.61

00:11:23.500 I've been telling gun owners, like people that want to go take their license,

00:11:27.720 they asked me is it worth it to even go get the restricted and I'm like yes it is and here's why

00:11:32.420 because if you could just go get your non-restricted and then you know these guys won't

00:11:37.320 be in charge forever things will change and swing the other way and when that happens and things

00:11:42.200 open up again can you imagine the lineup to get into a restricted upgrade course for your license

00:11:49.860 so that you'd be able to go buy handguns like it would be years in in to wait to get into that

00:11:55.720 course. So go get it now. So you've got it. And then you'll be ready to go shopping the moment

00:12:00.260 that this gets turned around. So yeah, it's just, I don't know, every, it's like the, the opposite

00:12:07.140 of the, the Forrest Gump, you know, every, everything the liberals touch just turns to 0.99

00:12:14.180 complete crap. So their idea was, their idea was to destroy our community and they've done nothing 0.98

00:12:20.380 but make us stronger. I have a lot of people who are not firearms owners who watch the show

00:12:27.240 and they have emailed me and said, look, I joined the CCFR. I joined the NFA. I went and got my PAL

00:12:35.460 or my RPAL. I have no intentions of ever owning firearms, but I want to support firearms rights

00:12:42.040 by growing the numbers. This is how I do it by supporting these organizations who are fighting

00:12:48.140 for our rights this is how i support my fellow canadian when the government is stomping on them

00:12:54.120 and i i think it's great they've turned what was you know a vocal no maybe not a not so vocal

00:13:02.000 minority of canadians and to a coalition of people who just believe in rights and you look at just

00:13:09.780 the average national conversation on this we've changed the the whole narrative because you know

00:13:16.540 10 years ago, Canadians largely supported gun bans, you know, it, unfortunately, it's a very

00:13:22.640 complex issue. And when you have simplistic messaging, like, you know, more guns equals

00:13:28.000 more death, people just associate that with being true. However, you know, if you do a little bit

00:13:33.300 of research, and look into this, it's not that it's not that simple. Now, the conversation has

00:13:40.200 changed to the point where you've got normies, and I'm talking about like, you know, suburban

00:13:44.780 soccer moms signing up for ladies range days going and getting their firearms license you know

00:13:50.300 eight or ten years ago these people had no interest you know I would I would post a range day

00:13:55.020 in some of my mommy Facebook groups and I'd get banned from the group right and now I'm getting 0.96

00:14:01.280 tagged in posts hey when is the next ladies range day we can't wait and they're coming out in droves

00:14:06.860 I had 400 people show up on national range day like just from my small community in eastern

00:14:14.200 ottawa here like 400 people who are not gun owners come out and give it a try so yeah take

00:14:23.120 your liberal friend to the range yes that's my best advice yes well we know that that's the very

00:14:29.500 best way to influence someone's opinion about guns and gun ownership you can fight all day on twitter

00:14:34.360 and that's important i do that too um but the the most impactful way to um to get into their heads

00:14:41.980 and really change their mind, it's just to take them to the range. And it's very effective and

00:14:47.440 it works. And I see clubs hosting more and more events and we're supportive of that, more ladies

00:14:53.440 events, more youth events. And yeah, now the national conversation is people are like the

00:15:00.000 sponge of gun control has been wrung dry. People are sick of it. They don't want it. It hasn't

00:15:06.820 worked. And the data speaks for itself. So yeah, I want to talk to you real quick. I know this

00:15:12.540 wasn't on the list of things that I said I wanted to talk to you about. But this is an organic

00:15:17.320 conversation that is evolving as we go. I wanted to talk to you about exactly that debunking the

00:15:23.780 lies dispelling the myths. It was about this report that was in the corporate press about

00:15:32.380 crime guns you immediately saw it and just blew it all apart yes um the headline didn't match the

00:15:40.940 data and i think you guys did an excellent job of just telling the truth really just showing what

00:15:47.980 the data actually shows why don't you tell us about that yeah that's right so this um was a

00:15:53.180 story written by jim bronskill from the canadian press and of course he's an activist journalist

00:15:58.180 He's always happy to do the work for Pauly Susouvier and the other anti-gun lobbies.

00:16:03.700 But the story itself, I, you know, I read it, I was having my coffee and I almost spit it out.

00:16:08.900 I was so shocked.

00:16:09.920 And it said something like most RCMP traced crime guns are domestically sourced.

00:16:16.680 And that goes against what we've known, speaking to law enforcement and all the data.

00:16:21.640 So I was like, what the heck?

00:16:23.360 What is this?

00:16:23.980 So it didn't take me very long, literally about 21 seconds of research to figure out what's gone on here.

00:16:32.680 So RCMP tracing is very minimal.

00:16:36.740 First of all, only about 8% of crime guns are even recovered from the scene of a crime.

00:16:42.080 So you're starting off with a very small batch of them.

00:16:44.660 And of those, only 20% are sent for tracing.

00:16:50.020 And this, of course, excludes Ontario and Quebec, the most populous provinces.

00:16:54.740 So that data is not even included.

00:16:56.560 So this is just a very, very small data point.

00:16:59.620 And then, of course, of that small percentage, most of those are domestically sourced.

00:17:06.260 But that also includes things like things that are not guns, like toy guns or replicas.

00:17:12.080 So it's, you know, it's a very manipulative way of displaying the data. And of course, you know, Polly jumped on this. They want Canadians to think that your average hunter, sport shooter or farmer is a threat to public safety.

00:17:29.420 But yeah, we debunked that pretty quickly.

00:17:31.920 There's a web story up on ccfr.ca and the government's own information was my sources for it. 0.92

00:17:38.120 So yeah, easily debunked, but it's just wild how these girls, you know, have no scruples 1.00

00:17:44.860 about twisting information.

00:17:46.880 And it's the Canadian press actually went to the RCMP for comment and they declined

00:17:51.260 to comment because they knew exactly what Polly had done here.

00:17:54.220 My phone rang off the hook from officers after I put out the video and the web story debunking what they were saying. So, yeah.

00:18:02.640 Oh, well, and I'm glad you did. Like every single order paper response that comes in when the conservatives ask about sources of guns that are involved in criminality, it's always like a fractional rounding error that belong to licensed firearms owners.

00:18:20.020 some of them are stolen from licensed firearms owners but you would never blame the victim of

00:18:25.320 a crime right yeah for the subsequent crime committed with their stolen property that's

00:18:31.580 like if some meth head steals my vehicle and then runs somebody over with it what has that got to do

00:18:37.680 with me I'm I'm the first victim that led to the second victim exactly yeah but they they never

00:18:43.700 apply that logic with firearms owners who are the victim of theft or other crimes well they're

00:18:49.280 taking the amount of rcmp traced guns crime guns that is a very small data point from a very small

00:18:59.040 area and then applying that you know wanting you to think that that is representative of all crime

00:19:06.260 guns and it's completely ridiculous so yeah i i know that law enforcement across the country has

00:19:12.440 been sort of outraged at their ridiculous insinuations and yeah my phone my email

00:19:17.980 everything's just been blowing up ever since so um one more thing uh i wanted to talk to you about

00:19:24.600 is um i think it came from an order paper question last week uh where they identified the most

00:19:33.860 commonly surrendered model of firearms and you would think it were would be you know the ars

00:19:41.560 or AR style firearms, but that wasn't it at all, was it?

00:19:47.260 No, of course, the most commonly declared firearm

00:19:50.460 in the assault style firearm compensation program

00:19:53.360 was a .22s, little plinkers,

00:19:56.860 like literally guns that we gave our children

00:19:59.140 to shoot at pop cams up at the hunt camp.

00:20:01.920 So it's funny because this entire time

00:20:04.480 since Trudeau started these gun bans,

00:20:06.800 you know, we hear talk of weapons of war,

00:20:08.880 designed for the battlefield, designed to kill the most amount of people in the shortest amount

00:20:14.880 of time. And then we find out that the most impacted firearm, of course, is a little 22

00:20:22.180 blinkers. So, you know, it's just no wonder when Bill Blair had floated the idea of sending all

00:20:29.860 these banned guns over to Ukraine for them to actually use as weapons of war, that even the

00:20:36.180 ukrainians uh were like yeah i don't think so not gonna happen yeah so i don't think the russians

00:20:41.840 are going to be all that intimidated um by a pink stock gopher rifle like unless you're going to war

00:20:49.840 with the squirrels you are out of luck so yeah just now yes and what happens in the interim so

00:20:58.660 So the amnesty is extended.

00:21:02.520 I wish it were cancelled because the gun grab is cancelled.

00:21:06.120 And, you know, if you guys went at the Supreme Court and here's hoping that will be the case.

00:21:10.780 But you're still putting pressure on police services to not participate in this because the program, the compensation program, it's still happening.

00:21:21.320 Yeah.

00:21:21.840 So what do firearms owners do in the meantime?

00:21:25.160 Well, you remember, so that declaration period, if you wanted to take part in this buyback, they call it, or whatever the gun grab, that's closed and gone. But they still have all the people who declare. Now, a lot of those people were scared of that impending, looming date of the amnesty expiring at the end of October.

00:21:44.280 Well, that data is now blown out of the water, probably by at least a year. Worst case scenario, if we lost, if we win, well, we're all going to the range. So it's irrelevant. But for those who did declare and are now like, oh, geez, wait a minute, it is not too late to withdraw from that program, unless you've had an appointment.

00:22:04.480 So what they're doing is those people who did fill out a declaration, they're contacting them. Of course, they're trying to grab whatever they can grab in the meantime, and asking these gun owners to come down to these RCMP mobile checkpoints. I've actually got some video that's been sent to me of somebody going to one. And they're trying to grab those guns and have them destroyed.

00:22:26.360 But if you want to hold the line and wait it out just a little bit longer and see what

00:22:31.100 happens in court, it's easy to withdraw.

00:22:33.620 And we've got a web story on ccfr.ca.

00:22:37.260 It's as simple as just telling them.

00:22:39.340 Even when they contact you, you can just say, you know what?

00:22:41.760 I've changed my mind and I want to withdraw.

00:22:44.220 That's it.

00:22:45.300 Don't hand your stuff in.

00:22:46.960 You will not face any consequences for it.

00:22:49.440 So yeah, in the meantime, they are still scaring some people into doing that.

00:22:54.520 and I mean everyone has to make their own decision what's right for them but I am asking gun owners

00:22:59.700 just to hold the line hold out and let's see how we do in court and let's see what we can do with

00:23:05.280 this. Now one more thing my brain is turning because I wanted to talk to you about this when

00:23:11.700 I first saw it about 10 days ago the SQ so that's the police in Quebec yeah they yeah they have

00:23:22.300 taken the pal in our palace, and now they are going door to door and asking people's spouses

00:23:31.860 slash conjugal partners. That's how they, that's what they call it on the firearms license form

00:23:37.560 and asking them if they have been victims of domestic abuse at the hands of their firearms

00:23:44.500 owning spouse. For me, this just shows how low the criminality is for firearms owners that the

00:23:52.000 Police are now coming to you and interviewing your spouse, apropos of absolutely nothing, starting investigations out of nowhere.

00:24:00.100 But what an extreme violation of people's right to fair treatment under the law, that they would just assume that by virtue of owning firearms, that you're all of a sudden some domestically violent maniac.

00:24:18.300 Yeah, well, it's crazy to me because, first of all, I think we can all agree, and I'm sure I speak for all Canadians when I say that we don't want women or anybody, for that matter, to be threatened or abused or any of those things.

00:24:33.940 And they literally just passed C-21 and increased the red flag and yellow flag laws.

00:24:41.160 Those all already exist.

00:24:42.820 They existed before C-21.

00:24:44.760 They exist even more now.

00:24:46.000 If you have a public safety concern about somebody who owns a firearm, there's a very

00:24:50.620 clear way to deal with that.

00:24:53.460 And trust me, when they get a call about that, they take it extremely seriously.

00:24:58.160 So this, to me, I feel like it's like a fishing expedition.

00:25:02.180 And, you know, I recognize that sometimes maybe there are people out there who struggle

00:25:08.440 to be able to be strong enough to reach out and get that help that they need.

00:25:12.360 But when you open the door this way, and you're just reaching out randomly to, you know, the spouses of gun owners, it's sort of ripe for abuse. And, you know, I hate when systems like this are abused. But there are, I read stories every day that come in to the CCFR inbox, where you've got, you know, an angry ex or somebody who's been jilted.

00:25:37.680 And this is a perfect way to get revenge on somebody if you're upset with them.

00:25:45.420 But at the same time, it sucks away all the resources from law enforcement who should be responding to the real calls.

00:25:53.400 So, yeah, it's like a problem looking for a solution, you know, or a solution looking for a problem that doesn't exist.

00:26:01.280 and I think it's a total violation of the you know just the privacy of Quebec gun owners and

00:26:08.160 yeah what an what an absolute insult to our community yeah it's the bigotry of low expectations

00:26:14.520 and I'm reliably informed that the police in Quebec have other things to do with their time

00:26:20.940 I've I've seen Montreal on the weekends okay you guys have other things to do oh yeah

00:26:26.100 yeah i don't know yeah it's i i think it's despicable um before i let you go let people 0.54

00:26:33.540 know how they can get involved with the ccfr um because i mean just and we've done it at rebel

00:26:41.140 news so i know just the resources and money required to take on the government um it's

00:26:48.460 enormous the government has all of our money to fight us and it's really a david and goliath

00:26:54.400 fight that you have ahead of you, but you've been so successful so far. So tell us how people can

00:26:59.840 help you. Yeah. I mean, really the only way to support the challenge against the gun grab

00:27:05.480 is to donate or become a member of the CCFR. And it's important that you do that because when you

00:27:11.640 become a member of the CCFR, this isn't our core challenge, it's yours, right? As a single

00:27:17.480 individual, it's very difficult to take on the behemoth of the government. You're right. They

00:27:22.060 We have an unlimited amount of our resources with which to fight us with.

00:27:25.960 So when we band together under the banner of a group like the CCFR, we're able to do really big things with that help.

00:27:32.020 So you can donate or join up at ccfr.ca.

00:27:37.520 And then if you want to volunteer, send an email to volunteer at ccfr.ca.

00:27:42.400 We've got events and shows and range days and all kinds of things going on all across the country.

00:27:48.800 And we need all the help we can get.

00:27:50.420 we've got hundreds of volunteers now and honestly it's like a little family so yeah a great family

00:27:56.080 actually so i i we could we could really use the help so ccfr.ca you know i just i hope i'm not

00:28:04.020 speaking out of turn here but when i was at the ccfr agm which was excellent by the way

00:28:08.060 i couldn't actually believe how small your paid staff roster is yes i thought there were was like

00:28:16.060 50 of you. No. And, and it's fewer than 10. Yeah. I think it's seven or eight people work here.

00:28:21.880 Eight people. I think. Yeah. It's very, a very small dedicated team that works incredibly long

00:28:28.020 hours, but above that it's like 300 volunteers. So whenever Rod and I get a lot of thank yous

00:28:34.900 from people, but I only accept them on behalf of those volunteers and the staff who do really are

00:28:40.900 the heart of the organization. And that's not a cliche. It's true. Yes. One more thing that you

00:28:46.480 forgot, and I think it goes to your point about normalizing firearms ownership. You have some

00:28:51.880 great stuff in the merch store. I'm wearing mine right now. I've got this laptop. I got one on my

00:28:56.980 Jeep. I think it goes a long way to just show people, firearms owners, that there are a ton

00:29:02.180 of us out there and that they're not alone. Yeah, that's right. So head over to ccfr.ca

00:29:06.800 and under the menu look for merch shop there's all kinds of cool products in there like we have

00:29:11.160 a pretty serious oh great uh e-commerce store and actually we just launched some french stuff

00:29:17.280 so our friends in Quebec and Quebec gun owners they take a beating but they I'm telling you

00:29:22.960 they do not support the actions of their government they don't deserve what's happening to them

00:29:27.040 so we recently put out some french clothes uh it says arm on it like what guns you know it's like

00:29:33.960 take a little laugh like what are you talking about that's great it's kind of funny but yeah

00:29:40.320 head over to the merch shop and that's another great way to support the ccfr awesome tracy

00:29:45.040 thanks so much for coming on the show thanks so much for the hard work tireless work that you do

00:29:50.860 on behalf of families just like mine who want to hang on to their hunting heritage and their

00:29:55.860 family legacies in our firearms so i just appreciate you so much thank you sheila and

00:30:00.320 we'll keep, we'll keep at it. Thanks.

Rebel News Podcast - June 18, 2026

SHEILA GUNN REID ｜ CCFR's Tracey Wilson on the seven-year delay that exposes the Liberal gun grab

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