Rebel News Podcast - January 16, 2025


SHEILA GUNN REID ｜ HOT TOPICS： Carney, cancer society, and internet censorship


Episode Stats

Length

53 minutes

Words per Minute

148.76048

Word Count

7,903

Sentence Count

605

Misogynist Sentences

23

Hate Speech Sentences

3


Summary

In this episode of The Gunn Show, host Sheila Gunn-Reed is joined by her best friend Lise Merle, a local broadcaster and author, to discuss the latest in the Mark Carney saga, including the announcement that he is running for the Liberal Party of Canada leadership.


Transcript

00:00:00.000 Global News is headed to Davos, Switzerland, to cover the World Economic Forum, where unelected elites gather annually in their exclusive conclave to decide what happens to the rest of us.
00:00:12.320 The mainstream media, well, they participate in these events, so you cannot trust them to be skeptics of the World Economic Forum's globalist agenda.
00:00:21.040 That's why we're headed there, to show you what really happens.
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00:00:41.920 I brought three issues. My guest brought three issues, and we're discussing them together.
00:00:53.500 I'm Sheila Gunn-Reed, and you're watching The Gunn Show.
00:00:56.040 Today, I thought I would try something a little bit different than my normal sit-down, long-form interview with an interesting newsmaker,
00:01:21.160 the likes of which are so often overlooked or maligned by the mainstream media.
00:01:28.060 I thought I would invite my guest to contribute three things that they wanted to talk about,
00:01:34.860 and I would bring in my own three, and then we would have a hearty discussion on the topic together.
00:01:40.940 And I thought, who better to do this with me than someone that I could talk to all day, forever?
00:01:49.840 It's my friend, Lise Merle. She's the viral get-off-my-lawn mom from Saskatchewan.
00:01:56.260 She's a local politician and a local broadcaster and author and my real-life best friend.
00:02:03.440 So, joining me now in an interview we recorded earlier is my buddy, Lise Merle, from Regina.
00:02:12.200 So, joining me now is a good friend of Rebel News and my actual best friend, Lise Merle.
00:02:17.800 And we thought we would each bring three interesting, thought-provoking, angering stories to the table.
00:02:27.400 And I haven't shared my thoughts with her about them, and she hasn't shared her thoughts with me about them.
00:02:33.040 And we thought we would just put them up and react and drag the rest of you along with us.
00:02:39.340 So, Lise, thanks for coming on the show, and Happy New Year, buddy.
00:02:43.700 Well, Happy New Year to you, my darling Sheila Gunn-Reed, and Happy New Year, Rebel fam.
00:02:48.660 It's great to be here in early 2025.
00:02:52.000 And are we ever off to an interesting year, Sheila Gunn-Reed?
00:02:58.900 Yeah, it's wild.
00:03:01.100 We're recording this on Wednesday.
00:03:02.720 Allegedly, Mark Carney is going to be announcing his...
00:03:06.240 Well, obviously, it's going to be a coronation as the leader of the Liberal Party of Canada in Edmonton, of all places.
00:03:14.440 Tomorrow, I'm assuming it's going to happen in Randy Boasno's writing.
00:03:18.620 So, I don't know which of the Randys is resigning.
00:03:21.560 But one of them is likely going to, so that Mr. Carney, the World Economic Forum man, can run in his place.
00:03:31.720 So, exciting times ahead, anyway.
00:03:34.440 I mean, it is...
00:03:35.660 Who would have seen this coming a year ago?
00:03:38.300 I certainly didn't see this coming a year ago.
00:03:40.740 I thought, to be completely honest, I thought Mark Carney was too highfalutin for federal politics.
00:03:49.220 I still think he is.
00:03:51.100 Like, what on earth would have compelled him to say yes?
00:03:54.740 And this is the really interesting question is, here we have a guy that has the world by the tail.
00:04:01.720 He's, you know, the former Bank of Canada president.
00:04:06.040 He's the former Bank of England president.
00:04:08.540 He is involved in all levels of, you know, the World Economic Forum and the UN.
00:04:14.520 And he's, you know, tied to the royal family, to the peerage of Great Britain.
00:04:20.700 And now we have him in this lowly position of trying to run for the leadership of the Liberal Party of Canada.
00:04:29.100 Like, you just got to wonder, what's in it for him?
00:04:33.760 Well, and that's the thing.
00:04:35.300 He was basically the de facto prime minister without any of the accountability or ethics rules, for that matter.
00:04:43.880 You know, he was Justin Trudeau's advisor on COVID, and then he was acting as the unelected finance minister, as the advisor to the prime minister.
00:04:56.960 Economic advisor, yeah.
00:04:58.580 Actually, I misspoke.
00:04:59.860 He wasn't the advisor to the prime minister on economic issues.
00:05:02.980 He was the advisor to the Liberal leader on economic issues, who incidentally happens to be the prime minister.
00:05:08.640 And that was his way of getting around ethics violations with regard to his private equity firms lobbying the Canadian government.
00:05:17.680 You see, he wasn't actually employed by the Canadian government.
00:05:20.140 He was employed by the Liberal Party.
00:05:21.920 So that's a neat little trick he pulled there.
00:05:24.540 I think Mark Carney is going to come to regret this because all of his weird interminglings will come to light.
00:05:33.100 And I think we'll get to that in a minute.
00:05:34.400 But let's get into our stories.
00:05:36.100 Okay.
00:05:36.580 First one comes from you.
00:05:40.460 I'm going to put it up now.
00:05:43.140 Can we see that?
00:05:44.500 I think, do we?
00:05:46.120 Can we?
00:05:46.680 Yes.
00:05:46.980 I'm not sure.
00:05:47.540 Okay, perfect.
00:05:49.080 Tell me what you think of this one.
00:05:51.580 This one comes from you.
00:05:52.720 It's Canadian Cancer Society.
00:05:54.160 Give us a rundown on it.
00:05:55.080 So the Canadian Cancer Society has stepped in it again after publicly critiquing Mel Gibson's comments on cancer treatments during Mel's recent chat on the Joel Rogan experience.
00:06:06.680 Mel Gibson endorsed alternative therapies like ivermectin and sparked a debate with the Canadian Cancer Society labeling Mel Gibson's comments as dangerous, irresponsible, and cruel.
00:06:23.460 But the backlash isn't just about science.
00:06:26.100 Critics are quick to point out the society's deep ties to big pharma, with partnerships including AstraZeneca, Bayer, Pfizer, and Merck, just to name a few, suggesting more than a conflict of interest.
00:06:41.100 What do you think, Sheila?
00:06:43.240 Do you think that it's possible that the grief grifters over there at the Canadian Cancer Society are prioritizing their partnerships over actual research and hopeful treatment for cancer patients in Canada?
00:06:57.660 Well, let's not forget that these are the same people, as you pointed out to me this morning, these are the same people who actively lobbied against nicotine pouches.
00:07:06.380 However, again, as you pointed out, they are partners with the makers of nicotine gum.
00:07:14.940 So if you dip it in your lip, that's bad, but if you chew it, that's good.
00:07:22.280 And if you follow the science, by which I mean follow the money, only one of those manufacturers of smokeless nicotine products is a donor to the Canadian Cancer Society.
00:07:34.420 And these are also the very same people that wanted to waste valuable resources dedicated to actual biological women fighting very real female cancers to the delusions of trans-identified people.
00:07:54.020 I'm so happy you brought that up, Sheila, because if it weren't for you, the entire country wouldn't have known about the Canadian Cancer Society's rude thoughts about women.
00:08:05.340 And they made a post, they made a post, I want to say it was about a year ago, it was about a year ago, telling the trans community that, you know, the Canadian Cancer Society understands that the trans community might be uncomfortable with words like service, cervix, and vagina.
00:08:26.080 And they, the Canadian Cancer Society also knew that the trans community might be more comfortable with the terms front hole.
00:08:34.760 So here they are renaming female anatomy to front hole, okay, to make the trans community feel better about their cancer screening, and dedicating, what was it, less than 80 words to cervical cancer screening on their website for women, for actual women.
00:08:54.080 But dedicating 417 words to trans women for cancer screening.
00:09:00.080 And these, just for the record, are men that don't have cervixes.
00:09:05.840 So, rightfully, I think the Canadian Cancer Society and the grief grifters over there are getting their butts handed to them on the internet for not only ignoring a great part of our population that is deeply untrusting of their institution, but also all institutions that take this haughty, elitist view of things.
00:09:33.300 You know, if you're not following by our playbook, well, then you're spreading misinformation and disinformation.
00:09:40.700 All Mel Gibson said on the Joe Rogan podcast is that he had four friends who had stage 4 cancer, and now all of them, after taking ivermectin, do not.
00:09:49.300 That's what he said.
00:09:50.080 He wasn't promoting, he wasn't, he just shared that antidote.
00:09:53.020 And so, yeah, I don't think that a blast of bad feedback is more deserving than for the folks over there at the Canadian Cancer Society.
00:10:03.080 Now, next one is yours, too.
00:10:06.720 It's on Mark Zuckerberg.
00:10:09.460 Tell me if you can see that.
00:10:10.780 I think you can.
00:10:11.960 Mark Zuckerberg.
00:10:13.320 Yes, sure did.
00:10:14.360 Okay, so this is another story from the Joe Rogan podcast.
00:10:17.600 Imagine that.
00:10:18.100 So, Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of Meta, which includes Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp, and Threads, amongst other online products, revealed that he's pulling the plug on the Biden-era fact-checkers of the past, choosing instead to pivot to an X-style system of community notes or user-generated fact-checking.
00:10:38.480 And, yeah, he's easing COVID-era restrictions on hot-button topics like politics and gender to foster more open dialogue.
00:10:49.320 So, does this move, does this move show that Mark Zuckerberg is, you know, advancing with the times in advance of a cultural shift, or is he only doing this because Trump is taking over the White House and it's an American company?
00:11:05.200 I think that's exactly it, the latter.
00:11:07.560 Yeah.
00:11:08.560 And not the former.
00:11:09.680 This is complete opportunistic self-preservation.
00:11:14.240 Zuckerberg never pushed back against the Biden administration in the interest of free speech.
00:11:20.760 He fancied himself to be the digital public square, but never actually acted like it.
00:11:26.120 It should have been a place where people were able to engage in the free and liberal exchange of ideas.
00:11:30.300 Of course, there are rules about online hate speech in both countries, and incitement of violence and promoting terrorism and all that stuff, and laws around revenge porn and sex trafficking and all that stuff.
00:11:42.720 All that stuff exists.
00:11:43.960 Zuckerberg was very eager and willing to censor people who were, with the clarity of hindsight, exactly right.
00:11:57.600 Now he wants to just say, well, now I believe in free speech.
00:12:02.140 What became of all the people that you censored?
00:12:05.380 When you closed down their Facebook accounts for being a little too accurate, what happened to all their data, all their family photos?
00:12:14.980 It's just gone because they told the truth.
00:12:17.700 Yep.
00:12:18.060 They closed down support groups for people that had vaccine injuries.
00:12:22.380 They closed down support groups for people that were questioning vaccine and mask mandates and physical distancing.
00:12:29.000 They shut down public discourse on the entire thing.
00:12:34.460 At the time, I remember thinking, I just couldn't believe that it was happening, that we were watching censorship in action on all of those apps.
00:12:47.380 It really did show what, I think, a perverse pleasure the technocrats took in tamping down the thoughts of the little people.
00:13:00.280 And so what Zuckerberg is saying now, what he's saying now, is he understands how destructive that might have been.
00:13:07.020 And he's actually saying, well, we didn't do it in a tiny vacuum.
00:13:12.300 There was an immense amount of pressure put on us by the Biden government to police these topics.
00:13:19.200 We're talking, you know, deleting the accounts of people sharing memes, of being satirical, of trying to make light of the situation.
00:13:28.440 There was, there was sort of one, there was one way of thinking at the time, and it was the government's way.
00:13:36.780 And this isn't just unique for the United States.
00:13:39.040 This was also true for Canada and places all over the world.
00:13:43.400 But the one thing that I thought that Zuckerberg said in that interview that was, that was so interesting,
00:13:47.920 is that he couldn't believe that the, that the American government wasn't sticking up for companies that are headquartered in America.
00:13:57.260 So here we have all of the major, the major tech companies, either in America or China, really, that's where they're, that's where the leaders are headquartered.
00:14:06.140 And the American government was actively working against the American people at the time.
00:14:11.760 So we shall see if he releases all of the documents like Elon did with the Twitter files.
00:14:17.440 We'll see if he, we'll see if there's major, if you can say on Facebook, all trans women are men.
00:14:23.300 We'll see if that comes to pass.
00:14:25.800 But with, with threats of the bird flu and all sorts of new pandemics coming down the pipe, we'll see.
00:14:32.540 We'll see what happens.
00:14:33.520 Yeah, I'm not convinced.
00:14:34.380 I'm not as nonpartisan as you are on this issue.
00:14:38.900 I think all it took was for a company as large as Meta to say no, no, but they never did.
00:14:49.560 And if Meta said no, then Alphabet, so Google, YouTube, they would have had an ally to say no also.
00:14:57.860 Now, I think there's some sort of, there's also the whole ideological resistance to allowing people to tell the truth that exists in some of these companies.
00:15:05.740 So I think they're ideologically on the left.
00:15:09.220 Oh yeah, because they're all headquartered in California, Sheila.
00:15:11.840 And that's another, that's another really interesting part of the story is he's taking all of the fact checkers and everybody that was working in that part of the company and moving them to Texas.
00:15:20.200 Yeah.
00:15:20.660 So he's taking that entire mechanism away from the elitist California woke crazies and putting it in Texas.
00:15:27.480 My only warning would be to the people of Texas saying, oh, you got a whole bunch of people from California coming in.
00:15:32.880 Like guard your thoughts, guard your thoughts.
00:15:35.420 Right, right.
00:15:36.520 Yeah, because they're in danger.
00:15:38.000 They're in danger now.
00:15:39.180 Texas is in danger because of all of the Californians coming their way.
00:15:42.780 Right.
00:15:43.220 Don't California their Texas, please.
00:15:46.240 Do not.
00:15:47.260 Do not.
00:15:47.580 Keep your California on the West Coast where it belongs.
00:15:51.480 Now, I've got one more I want to show you.
00:15:54.240 You can see this.
00:15:55.420 Okay.
00:15:55.760 This one is quite interesting because Heather Maas, I'll show you here, she's the conservative member of the Legislative Assembly in Chilliwack North.
00:16:06.500 So this is an elected conservative MLA from BC retweeting a Rebel News article, which is a wonderful turn of events in and of itself.
00:16:22.280 What a time to be alive.
00:16:23.680 It's crazy.
00:16:24.500 It's the best.
00:16:25.760 But I thought I would talk to you about this because this is a wild story.
00:16:30.480 And we only found out about this because YouTube, again, the Sinister Alphabet Company, they sent us a notice saying, you have to take this down because this is inappropriate for adults on YouTube.
00:16:46.360 Now, if we go into the article from our friend, Dre Humphrey, and there's an accompanying video.
00:16:53.080 But YouTube censored Rebel News for showing explicit materials found in Canadian schools.
00:16:57.220 So if YouTube considers this material inappropriate for minors to view, why is it being shown in Canadian schools?
00:17:05.980 And this is soji-approved materials.
00:17:10.700 It was from a book entitled Genderqueer.
00:17:15.620 And it is shown to minors in Canadian schools.
00:17:19.500 But according to YouTube, it's inappropriate for viewers under 18.
00:17:23.880 And it's against their nudity and sexual content policy.
00:17:27.260 So some place as permissive as YouTube thought that this stuff was inappropriate.
00:17:34.380 And yet it is shown in British Columbia schools.
00:17:38.020 OK, so the content specifically included cartoon porn-like images of a grown man performing a sexual act on a young boy and children engaged in sexual acts with each other.
00:17:50.860 And it's made accessible to kids in an education system, as Drea writes, that refuses to yield to parents' concerns about this material.
00:17:59.660 So right now, as it sits, British Columbian students are safer from this content if they're trolling the darkness of YouTube than they are in their own classrooms.
00:18:12.680 Yep.
00:18:13.300 And that's just par for the course for Canadian education, for the entire Canadian education sector.
00:18:19.640 The books that are available in BC are also available in Alberta and Saskatchewan and Manitoba and in every single province across the nation of Canada.
00:18:31.020 And when parents have real and absolutely valid complaints about these books and take their concerns to the principals or to their school trustees or to their school boards or to, in fact, the RCMP or to police,
00:18:49.640 what they're told, what they're told is there's just a difference in what people consider appropriate for kids to see.
00:18:59.980 And I maintain, and hundreds of thousands of Canadians agree with me, that it should be up to the parent to decide what is appropriate for their child to get a hold of.
00:19:11.860 And if you have, if you even have a tiny fraction of the parents holding up a red card and saying, this is wholly inappropriate for my kids to be accessing in your facilities, take it out.
00:19:23.520 And so what those parents are up against is a tsunami of pushback because then they come out with the, you're a bigot, you're a transphobe, you're a homophobe.
00:19:32.920 Don't you want the kids to be safe?
00:19:34.760 This is part of an all-inclusive sexual education curriculum.
00:19:39.020 And, you know, we have kids that are represented by these books.
00:19:43.700 And are we surprised at all, Sheila, that sexual assaults are up in Canadian schools?
00:19:50.000 Are we surprised at all when teachers and principals and administrators and school staff are charged with crimes against children when this is what's considered normal?
00:20:00.780 It's, I'm so happy to see that Drea's work is being recognized, not only recognized, but shared by MLAs because she has been working, I mean, the work that she has done is just, is just incredible for the parents of Canada.
00:20:17.020 But, but you're right, if parents, if adults on YouTube, even age verified adults on YouTube, shouldn't or can't see the contents of these books, why the hell are we making them available to children?
00:20:34.280 The people that approve these books should be fired instantaneously from the school divisions that let them in.
00:20:42.040 The end.
00:20:42.440 Well, and the thing is, this is being shown to other people's kids behind their parents' back.
00:20:48.160 If a stranger showed this to my kids on the street, he better run for his life.
00:20:53.260 But if a teacher does it, I'm a bigot for not being accepting of all of this.
00:20:58.380 It's utter nonsense.
00:20:59.680 Now, for those of.
00:21:00.680 Yeah, teacher approved materials is, is a, is a problem across the nation of Canada.
00:21:05.320 So we, we used to have, you know, back when you and I were a little back in the olden days, in the 1900s, there, the supplies of materials that teachers provided to students were all, were all sourced and vetted by the provincial governments because, because education is a provincial purview.
00:21:30.600 We used to have textbooks, we used to have workbooks, we used to have, it wasn't a teacher free for all to find their, to find their materials and resources on the internet.
00:21:41.200 And that's exactly what got us into this mess and reeling that back and, and making sure that there's a good vetting process in place is going to, is going to get this under control.
00:21:52.560 But yeah, like age appropriate materials, that should be the absolute baseline for educators across, across the, the nation of Canada.
00:21:59.100 Because all it takes, Sheila, is one pervert, okay, one pervert.
00:22:05.240 At our school, it's the teacher librarian that provides all of these books to the kids.
00:22:12.140 Gracious.
00:22:12.620 Yeah, yeah.
00:22:13.740 It's the teacher librarian.
00:22:15.160 And all you need is one gender activist to make sure that all of those books are where they have to be in the school.
00:22:21.820 So anyway, it'll be fun to watch this unfold.
00:22:24.880 For everybody keeping track at home, that was my story.
00:22:29.240 So the first two were Lease, then that was me.
00:22:33.660 Let's go to, I want to leave the two carny ones.
00:22:40.180 Oh, let's go to this one.
00:22:41.620 I want to leave the two carny ones for the end because one is yours, one is mine, and they go together.
00:22:45.340 Okay.
00:22:46.100 Okay.
00:22:46.500 So the next one is, let me get, bring it up.
00:22:54.880 It's from our old friend, self-styled journalist, Rachel Gilmore, who I am loathe to actually give any airtime to.
00:23:03.760 However, as it turns out.
00:23:07.700 In a recent turn of events.
00:23:09.400 In a recent turn of events.
00:23:12.840 Roll back the clock about a week ago.
00:23:15.120 BlackBlocks does this great journalism on how the Digital Citizen Initiative by Karina Gould, who has now announced her intentions to run for the leadership of the Liberal Party,
00:23:25.900 was weaponizing this $19 million fund that was under the guise of fact-checking and digital literacy to lie, malign, and label critics of the government as far-right Nazi-adjacent types.
00:23:42.620 Real interesting coming from Karina Gould, who, you know, lovingly embraced an actual geriatric Nazi named Jaroslav Hanka,
00:23:49.900 and then tried to erase the proof of it from the official Hansard record, but some of this money from the Digital Citizen Initiative was flowing to the Center for Media, Technology, and Democracy.
00:24:01.820 And guess who was employed at the Center for Blabbity Blah Blah Blah Blah Blah Blah Blah, through the Digital Citizen Initiative?
00:24:11.780 Well, wouldn't you know it, Rachel Gilmore, who made it her business to malign, lie, and label critics of the government.
00:24:24.060 Remember her performance at the House of Commons Committee about foreign influence?
00:24:30.440 I have big feelings, you guys.
00:24:33.840 I have big feelings and thoughts, and she also was especially vicious against the unvaccinated.
00:24:41.340 I would actually have more patience with her nonsense and stupidity if it were sincere.
00:24:51.580 But she just does this for money, which is particularly gross.
00:24:55.580 So here we have another example of a federally funded propagandist creating a hostile environment for herself, because this is what she does.
00:25:07.520 She says things that are so outrageous and offside, valid conservative concerns, that when she gets the absolutely predictable feedback that she gets, she cries victim.
00:25:27.480 Then she says, I'm being attacked.
00:25:29.920 I'm being attacked.
00:25:31.160 Look at all the rude things that people say to me.
00:25:34.200 I love that she shuts down all of her comments, except for maybe one post every couple of days.
00:25:40.260 That's because she's actually farming her own victimhood in those moments.
00:25:45.380 So then she takes all of those rude comments, and she trots off to the Governor General's House and tells the government, both at committee and at the Governor General's House,
00:25:56.380 I am such a victim, the amount of hate that I have to put up with for just doing my job.
00:26:04.320 She is a paid government propagandist, a professional victim.
00:26:09.000 And the only question that Rachel Gilmore should be able to ask from this point on is, would you like fries with that?
00:26:16.420 The woman is a solution in search of a problem.
00:26:20.340 So her solution is censor all the people who disagree with me and the government.
00:26:26.380 And then so she says things to get the blowback so that she can present the blowback as proof of her solution.
00:26:34.980 Yes, that it's happened, that it's happened.
00:26:37.240 Not only that, she's a radical trans activist.
00:26:40.000 Oh, she's, yeah, Faye Johnstone is like Timu, Rachel Gilmore.
00:26:48.740 I was going to say, I was going to say Siamese twins, like conjoined twins that have been separated by the miracle of science, but I like yours better.
00:26:58.740 Timu, Timu, Rachel Gilmore, that's Faye Johnstone.
00:27:02.040 But yeah, yeah, yeah, this is, this is a woman.
00:27:04.600 She is a provocateur.
00:27:05.640 She, she knows what she says is going to have a visceral reaction with people that are so tired of this government abusing them.
00:27:16.900 And then she takes what they say and weaponizes it against them.
00:27:21.360 It is truly insane.
00:27:22.760 And let's, let's not also forget Rachel Gilmore's platform of choice is also TikTok.
00:27:28.100 So here's a person that is funded, funded by Canada's federal government to farm the rage that she then uses against conservatives in Canada, but on an app that's completely owned by China.
00:27:45.300 Who, who is the dealer of misinformation and disinformation?
00:27:49.940 Sheila, like if you had to guess.
00:27:51.940 Exactly.
00:27:53.220 It's her.
00:27:53.640 Yeah, she's the biggest peddler of this nonsense ever.
00:27:57.660 And she's the first person to say like, oh, you're not a journalist.
00:28:00.740 You're not a journalist.
00:28:01.620 You're not a journalist.
00:28:02.720 I've got a problem with journalists who take money from the government.
00:28:05.740 Now, Kate, would you call what Rachel Gilmore does journalism?
00:28:09.340 Look, I'm not the arbiter of that.
00:28:11.720 I don't like when people say, Sheila, you're not a journalist because you don't have a journalism degree.
00:28:16.280 I like to tell them that I have the same journalism degree as Peter Mansbridge, as in none.
00:28:21.240 And journalism is a thing you do, not a guild you join.
00:28:25.360 But I do it truly independently.
00:28:29.080 I've never taken a penny from the government.
00:28:31.240 And how could I hold them to account if they were my sugar daddy, Rachel Gilmore?
00:28:37.200 Well, that's just the thing.
00:28:38.460 And we're not talking small potatoes here either.
00:28:41.740 The Center for Media Technology and Democracy at McGill received $5.5 million in federal funding.
00:28:50.180 $5.5 million pays a hell of a lot of, you know, T&A clad online influencers to take to TikTok with their hot takes, causing a hell of a lot of blowback on conservatives.
00:29:05.340 Yeah, that's a lot of, uh, that's a lot of influencers.
00:29:09.560 A lot of big feelings.
00:29:10.900 A lot of big feelings.
00:29:13.220 I got a lot.
00:29:13.820 I got some big feelings.
00:29:15.320 Some big feelings.
00:29:16.620 Okay, next one.
00:29:17.840 This one.
00:29:18.560 Oh, was that?
00:29:19.600 That one was from me.
00:29:20.880 Next one is from you, Carney, Mark Carney, going on The Daily Show for some reason,
00:29:29.220 trying to get the disaffected Kamala Harris voters to vote, I don't know, in the liberal election here in Canada.
00:29:35.820 There's something to be said about, uh, these liberals who won't speak to Canadian media, but then do the American media tour.
00:29:45.100 Justin Trudeau.
00:29:46.200 Um, but Mark Carney went on The Daily Show, uh, whatever viewership that is, to speak to Americans instead of Canadians about his intentions to lead Canada.
00:29:57.320 So, uh, this is from, uh, Canada.
00:30:01.800 Canada Proud.
00:30:02.920 We love them.
00:30:03.780 We love the people of Canada Proud, yeah.
00:30:06.440 Okay, let's listen.
00:30:07.920 Oops.
00:30:08.180 It's really difficult for a candidate to come in who is saddled with the policies that are on...
00:30:15.400 But let's say...
00:30:16.400 Oh, boy.
00:30:17.020 Let's say...
00:30:17.760 Just, just, just throwing out a wild...
00:30:19.960 Look at you trying to preserve the relationship all of a sudden.
00:30:23.660 A wild hypothetical.
00:30:24.880 Let's say the candidate wasn't part of the government.
00:30:28.780 Let's say the candidate did have a lot of economic experience.
00:30:32.460 Let's say the candidate did deal with crisis.
00:30:35.080 Let's say the candidate had a plan to deal with the challenges in the here and now.
00:30:40.200 You sneaky.
00:30:40.980 You're running as an outsider.
00:30:43.040 I am an outsider.
00:30:44.860 Wow.
00:30:45.400 That's all.
00:30:46.020 So, so, you're going to be coming in there to say, I, I have not been in the government.
00:30:50.240 I have worked in the financial markets.
00:30:52.460 I understand, uh, all the things that go around trade.
00:30:56.400 It's...
00:30:56.800 Okay.
00:30:58.000 He's an outsider, at least.
00:30:59.460 Okay?
00:30:59.980 So, just be nice to him.
00:31:01.660 He has no involvement in the current, uh, disaster unfolding in Canada, both economically,
00:31:08.140 but also with regard to civil liberties.
00:31:10.060 He is just on the outside looking in.
00:31:12.440 No clue.
00:31:13.440 You know, he's just been gazing at Canada from the king's private box at Wimbledon,
00:31:19.120 thinking, my goodness, if only there was some way I could help.
00:31:23.200 Canada, this is a man that is in part responsible for the economic disaster that we are all...
00:31:30.660 Small part.
00:31:31.720 No.
00:31:33.480 Well, I mean, I mean, he's been involved.
00:31:35.560 He's been heavily involved.
00:31:36.780 This is a man who is Chrystia Freeland's son's godfather.
00:31:43.760 Okay?
00:31:44.000 This is a person that Justin Trudeau has relied upon for advice for at least the last five years
00:31:50.800 on an economic front.
00:31:52.060 He is committed to net zero.
00:31:55.380 He's committed to just transition away from, uh, oil and gas and fossil fuels.
00:32:01.560 He is married to a woman who works hand in hand with Gerald Butts.
00:32:06.280 This is Justin Trudeau's best friend.
00:32:09.120 Mark Carney couldn't get any more insider if he was a hemorrhoid on Justin Trudeau.
00:32:15.840 Okay?
00:32:16.160 He couldn't get any more insider than that.
00:32:19.060 This is a very dangerous man that has taken a swing at the Canadian prime ministership.
00:32:25.220 And man, if you haven't bought, not even bought, if you haven't signed up for free for your
00:32:29.640 Liberal, for your Liberal Party of Canada membership to be able to vote for anybody other than this
00:32:35.620 guy, my God, now's your moment, people.
00:32:37.460 Yeah, he was Justin Trudeau's advisor on COVID.
00:32:42.340 And then he was Justin Trudeau's advisor, I guess, on the economy.
00:32:47.960 And so if you look at the two largest disasters of the last five years of Justin Trudeau's
00:32:54.000 leadership, that's it.
00:32:56.380 Yes.
00:32:56.800 And then, uh, he wrote an article, I think it was in the Globe and Mail during the Freedom
00:33:02.940 Convoy, where he suggested that the likes of Tamara Leach and Chris Barber and others
00:33:10.620 were seditionists.
00:33:12.760 And he also suggested that they should follow the money, track it down and put a stop to
00:33:18.240 it.
00:33:18.980 What happened right after?
00:33:21.200 They are treated as seditionists with the invocation of the Emergencies Act, which is a
00:33:27.320 wartime law dedicated for 9-11 Pearl Harbor.
00:33:31.880 Massive, yes, massive events, yes.
00:33:34.660 Not the honking.
00:33:36.180 And they have their bank accounts frozen.
00:33:38.700 He signaled that to his friend, Christopher Freeland, and then the government did exactly
00:33:44.220 that.
00:33:44.480 And he's never once walked back the idea that you should treat your fellow Canadians who
00:33:49.280 just disagree with your buddy, Justin, as terrorists.
00:33:53.760 He did that to us.
00:33:55.560 That idea that they do those things, it didn't come from nowhere.
00:33:59.280 It didn't come from the ether.
00:34:00.580 It came from the brain trust of the Liberal Party, which has always been Mark Carney.
00:34:06.560 We should freedom of information act request all communications from Mark Carney to any
00:34:11.020 one of those people.
00:34:12.480 Oh, my God.
00:34:12.920 That's brilliant.
00:34:13.880 That's what we should do.
00:34:15.040 Anyway, don't tell anyone, Sheila.
00:34:17.300 Like, everybody keep that on the down low.
00:34:19.600 Don't tell anybody.
00:34:20.500 It's just been...
00:34:20.920 Don't tell anybody.
00:34:21.340 No, but he is an extraordinarily sneaky.
00:34:27.740 And I thought mean-spirited person on that show.
00:34:30.900 That interview was just full of sort of mean-spirited barbs.
00:34:34.780 And he called...
00:34:35.700 What did he call Pierre Polyev?
00:34:37.200 He called him like a villain and a...
00:34:40.760 Oh, I can't even remember the insult that he named him.
00:34:42.920 But I see Mark Carney as like equal parts Lord Voldemort and Mr. Smithers from The Simpsons,
00:34:52.780 right?
00:34:53.060 Like, he's always like...
00:34:54.120 He's always just tenting his fingers and scheming for the next big thing.
00:34:58.660 Right.
00:34:58.680 The crazy thing is, he is so well-connected that he could do a hell of a lot of damage
00:35:06.140 to the Canadian economy before October and before vote and date.
00:35:11.360 And not only that, I was just thinking about this this morning.
00:35:15.940 The plum gold-plated, ruby-encrusted offer that he could make to Jagmeet Singh and the NDP.
00:35:24.540 And this is like...
00:35:25.320 I'm just going to go back to this.
00:35:26.620 Okay.
00:35:26.760 There is a very real chance, because of how terribly the NDP and the Liberals are doing
00:35:30.960 in the polls in Canada, that they are going to band together under some brand new crazy
00:35:36.160 rebrand and try and, you know, convince Canadians that they're the better choice than the Conservatives.
00:35:42.980 But I think that both of those parties are underestimating the amount of vengeance that Canadians
00:35:50.400 are right now feeling for the Liberal and NDP parties.
00:35:54.220 It doesn't matter what they come back as.
00:35:56.260 Don't fall for it.
00:35:57.220 We're not voting for them.
00:35:58.340 The end.
00:35:58.880 Like, we just got to commit to this wholesale.
00:36:01.360 I find Carney to be equal parts Nosferatu and Greta Thunberg.
00:36:08.380 He loves Greta.
00:36:10.020 He loves Greta.
00:36:11.200 He's part of a movement.
00:36:12.380 I bet that if we looked hard enough, we'd be able to find funding strings going straight
00:36:17.720 from Mark Carney and or his well-connected companies and ventures straight to Greta Thunberg.
00:36:24.980 I bet it wouldn't take that much digging.
00:36:27.840 So that one was you.
00:36:29.960 So this last one to follow up on you, your suggested story, is mine because you just mentioned
00:36:36.420 all the connections that Mark Carney has.
00:36:39.640 And he probably would have been able to avoid the world talking about these connections,
00:36:46.300 but not now, jerk off.
00:36:48.700 Because you wouldn't be in charge of us.
00:36:52.120 Well, well, well.
00:36:54.280 Who have we here?
00:36:56.200 This is Mark Carney and his wife being rather friendly with Ghislaine Maxwell, known sex
00:37:04.280 trafficker, the Carla Homolka to Epstein's Paul Bernardo, if you will.
00:37:12.980 And he says, oh, I hardly know her, but I don't hardly know a lot of people that I just
00:37:18.220 lay out on the grass with the way he is there.
00:37:21.240 It's him that's beside Ghislaine on the grass there and not his wife.
00:37:26.200 From what I understand, his wife is a long time, to believe his words, acquaintance of
00:37:31.660 Ghislaine Maxwell.
00:37:34.120 They went to school together and apparently they've maintained this acquaintanceship for
00:37:40.680 a very long time.
00:37:41.340 There are a lot of people that I went to school with that I haven't spoken to in 30 years.
00:37:45.680 But these two lay out on the grass with her.
00:37:48.340 So I guess we're just all going to not talk about this.
00:37:53.640 And these photos were taken at a festival in England that was like a hedonistic festival,
00:38:01.640 like an all ages hedonism festival.
00:38:05.520 So, you know, nothing says completely normal, Sheila.
00:38:09.180 Like, like being photographed by one of the world's best known pedophile enablers at an
00:38:20.020 all ages hedonism festival in England.
00:38:24.400 And that's Mark Carney for you, right?
00:38:27.020 Can you imagine, because of what's happening in Great Britain right now, okay?
00:38:32.180 Can you imagine the levels of perversion that would be shaken out if we looked at Mark Carney's
00:38:38.840 full network list?
00:38:40.260 I mean, I can't imagine the skeletons hiding in those closets.
00:38:46.300 Right.
00:38:46.480 And this is not like they're photographed in their ball gowns at the same function where
00:38:52.020 there's like a gazillion fancy people at.
00:38:54.020 Um, this is them like laid out friendly at the grass, enjoying a shared interest.
00:39:00.960 This isn't like, oh, we're at a gala together.
00:39:02.720 There's a hundred fancy rich people here.
00:39:06.260 And so there will be photographs taken.
00:39:08.120 This is like, we are friendly flopping out on the grass together.
00:39:12.220 There's something else happening.
00:39:13.860 This is Ghislaine Maxwell toes up and Mark Carney toes down.
00:39:18.240 Like there is something, there is a little bit too much familiarity there for anybody,
00:39:22.700 for anybody to just, uh, to just sort of write it off as a passing of greens.
00:39:26.960 But can I just say, you know what?
00:39:28.840 I know that it's petty.
00:39:30.480 I know that it's petty when I start remarking on how people's spouses look, but I have never
00:39:37.320 seen a less feminine body on anybody than Mark Carney's wife.
00:39:41.540 Okay.
00:39:41.880 Ever.
00:39:42.640 Let me go back to that.
00:39:44.120 Ever.
00:39:44.640 Look, I'm going to zoom in.
00:39:47.360 Can I?
00:39:48.720 Can you?
00:39:50.980 Can you zoom?
00:39:51.900 Yeah, it's not.
00:39:54.560 Yeah.
00:39:55.480 It's just, it's just a very, very.
00:39:59.360 I agree.
00:40:00.480 We'll say straight.
00:40:02.320 She's got a very strong jaw.
00:40:04.840 I have a boyish build.
00:40:08.600 I understand that.
00:40:10.680 Sheila, you have a, you still have an hourglass.
00:40:13.400 Okay.
00:40:13.640 You still have an hourglass.
00:40:15.240 That's a belt.
00:40:15.840 You have curves on the top and curves on the bottom.
00:40:21.320 A little itty bitty waist.
00:40:22.660 Okay.
00:40:23.220 Mark Carney's wife is a Lego brick in pants.
00:40:27.980 Okay.
00:40:28.300 A Lego brick.
00:40:29.620 And I don't like being petty.
00:40:31.420 For the amount of money that he raked in, and didn't his wife complain about their accommodations
00:40:39.320 in the UK when they went there when he was the governor of the Bank of England?
00:40:45.200 She complained about the accommodations.
00:40:47.560 She's just so poorly dressed for such a wealthy woman.
00:40:50.400 That's the part that gets to me.
00:40:51.520 Like, what a waste.
00:40:53.320 The Bank of England is only giving us $400,000 a year to find an acceptable house.
00:40:59.400 Like, do you know how hard it is to find a palace or a castle for less than a million a year?
00:41:04.820 Markle vibes is what I'm getting from her.
00:41:07.220 Oh, my God.
00:41:08.400 No, no.
00:41:08.740 Yeah, she was.
00:41:09.400 She was taken.
00:41:10.040 She was really eviscerated in the press for that.
00:41:12.900 Because doesn't it just sound bad when you're complaining about a $400,000 yearly stipend for your housing allowance?
00:41:22.380 I mean, it's crazy.
00:41:23.880 But yet, this is the level of people that we're dealing with, Sheila.
00:41:26.820 Like, these are the circles that Mark Carney runs in.
00:41:29.840 And just for the record, $400,000 is very, very close to the salary of the Prime Minister of Canada.
00:41:37.060 But the houses come for free.
00:41:38.660 So, maybe Mrs. Carney would be just, maybe Mrs. Carney is just in it for the lavish accommodations that come with the Prime Ministership if her husband were to win.
00:41:49.380 Can you imagine the upgrades to Harrington Lake that we would have to foot this time around with these two?
00:41:56.240 Golden toilets.
00:41:58.860 Golden toilets for everyone.
00:42:01.040 Oh, goodness.
00:42:02.520 Okay, so those are my three, your three.
00:42:05.000 Hey, Lise, thanks for jumping in and having this conversation with me.
00:42:09.000 I know that we will be seeing so, so much more of you over here on Rebel News.
00:42:15.220 That's just a little hint towards the future.
00:42:18.540 Lise, what are you up to next besides that?
00:42:21.660 Besides our thing that we haven't said anything about to anybody quite yet?
00:42:26.120 Well, today I'm going through several thousand pages of documents from Regina Public Schools that we got in a Freedom of Information Act request and filing a bunch more on several Saskatchewan government agencies.
00:42:47.520 There is so much going on in Saskatchewan right now, Sheila, I can hardly even stand it.
00:42:51.560 I wish I could say more, but I just need a little bit more time.
00:42:55.900 Just a little bit more time.
00:42:57.300 But no, it's juicy.
00:42:58.440 It is.
00:42:59.360 It is juicy.
00:43:01.020 Well, buddy, thanks for coming on the show.
00:43:03.040 And I can't wait to see what you do next.
00:43:05.980 Well, well, thanks.
00:43:06.900 You will be the first to know, to be completely honest.
00:43:09.520 I'm so happy to see you guys.
00:43:10.600 Bye, Rebel.
00:43:11.260 Bye.
00:43:11.640 Bye.
00:43:11.680 Bye.
00:43:11.740 Bye.
00:43:11.780 Bye.
00:43:11.880 Bye.
00:43:13.780 Bye.
00:43:13.820 Bye.
00:43:15.740 Bye.
00:43:15.780 Bye.
00:43:15.820 Bye.
00:43:17.780 Bye.
00:43:17.820 Bye.
00:43:22.100 Well, this is the portion of the show wherein I turn the show over to you.
00:43:26.060 I give you my email address right now at Sheila at RebelNews.com.
00:43:30.060 Send me a letter.
00:43:30.760 Let me know what you thought about the show today.
00:43:32.540 I tried something a little bit different.
00:43:35.440 I appreciate your viewer feedback.
00:43:37.140 Let me know what you think of the new studio, too.
00:43:38.740 I'm still working on the lighting and the background, but I just thought I would do something that's a little bit more me than the normal digital green screen background.
00:43:48.100 I wanted to do something that reflected who I am and where I'm from.
00:43:53.180 I've had somebody actually email me and ask me what this book is here, and it's actually more than just one book.
00:44:01.340 It's a series of books called Our Alberta Heritage, and it talks about the people, the progress, and the places.
00:44:10.420 So it's about who and what we are, and it's quite old.
00:44:14.400 I found it in some of my dad's old stuff.
00:44:19.860 It was commissioned by Calgary Power, and it was published in May 1971.
00:44:28.940 So those are, well, old, 50-some-odd years old.
00:44:37.580 And, of course, there's the Ezra Levant bobblehead, Virgin Mary.
00:44:42.280 And this is Rowdy Roddy Piper from They Live.
00:44:48.260 He has the glasses that show him what the world is really about.
00:44:53.540 Of course, over here, Handmade in Alberta.
00:44:58.780 The show is Handmade in Alberta.
00:45:00.760 My studio is Handmade in Alberta.
00:45:02.800 I was Handmade in Alberta.
00:45:04.760 I'm considering, though, switching some stuff out, like this book.
00:45:12.460 I thought I would find a place to put this up.
00:45:14.860 It's from 1946.
00:45:18.080 The book itself cost 58 cents, including the education tax.
00:45:23.880 And it is the University of Saskatchewan College of Agriculture Handbook of Practical Farm Information.
00:45:32.020 And it goes through everything you needed to know to farm way back in 1946.
00:45:39.700 And it makes me happy that I own this.
00:45:42.440 Now, addressing the emails and the comments about the studio build and what's on the wall.
00:45:51.180 And I'm not quite settled on the things that I'll leave up.
00:45:55.940 I might add more things.
00:45:56.880 I might take some things out.
00:45:58.480 For example, there's a book called Cattle Kingdom.
00:46:01.660 And it talks about the history of ranching and farming in Alberta that I might put up.
00:46:08.000 There's so many things.
00:46:09.240 It's hard to choose, right?
00:46:10.780 Like, some things are just out of frame.
00:46:13.580 Like, there's a little tiny nativity scene made.
00:46:16.140 It's, like, continuous.
00:46:17.660 You know what?
00:46:17.960 I'll just grab it.
00:46:20.280 It's all made out of one piece.
00:46:23.980 It's carved.
00:46:24.740 It's made out of olive.
00:46:25.980 I got it in Jerusalem.
00:46:28.200 And I just like to have it up.
00:46:30.720 I'm one of those people that I never take down my nativity scene.
00:46:33.900 I sort of leave it on the window ledge.
00:46:35.540 Actually, I have multiple.
00:46:36.620 My daughter collects them, too.
00:46:38.040 So just a reminder of who's on your side and why you're doing the things that you're doing.
00:46:45.780 Now, as I said, I give out my email address.
00:46:48.360 So if you want to email me feedback about the studio, great.
00:46:52.160 Appreciate it.
00:46:53.240 Let me know your ideas.
00:46:54.360 I'm still working on it.
00:46:55.240 Like, this stuff here.
00:46:57.180 It's not two by fours.
00:46:58.580 This is the strapping that sits in between drilling rig pipe when they're moving them in the pipe tubs.
00:47:06.960 There's a bunch of it laying around the farm.
00:47:09.280 And I thought, it's sort of a hat tip to the fact that my family is generationally involved in the oil field.
00:47:20.020 And again, don't forget where you came from.
00:47:22.200 Don't forget why you're doing the things you do.
00:47:23.920 But it also is a sort of wink at the ingenuity of farmers to just use things you have laying around to try to save a little bit of money.
00:47:36.120 That's the story of my life.
00:47:39.760 And, you know, that the liberals, they don't have the market cornered on recycling.
00:47:46.140 Now do they?
00:47:47.640 Us people on the farm, we've been doing it for a long time.
00:47:50.020 You know, take away my plastic bags and then tell me that they know all about recycling.
00:47:54.300 And I'm like, I recycle my plastic bags into the liner of my garbage can.
00:47:58.840 But whatever.
00:47:59.780 I guess Trudeau knows best on those things.
00:48:02.380 Now, actual email I'll read right now is from a regular viewer of the show, Bruce Atchison, who writes on my Christmas show.
00:48:14.200 There's a letters show where I basically just turn the show over to you.
00:48:17.140 And I think I'm going to do the same thing next week because I am traveling to Davos to spoil the party a little bit of the World Economic Forum.
00:48:30.640 And I say that jokingly.
00:48:32.600 I'm not going to do anything silly.
00:48:33.940 I just want to show you what these people do in this cloistered conclave of globalist weirdos when no skeptical journalists actually show you what it's all about.
00:48:49.060 I'm going to show you, like, where are they eating?
00:48:51.460 What are they driving?
00:48:52.860 I know that my colleagues that are also going with me, they will have things that they want to focus on.
00:49:00.440 I want to do a little bit of the same style of journalism that I did when I went to the United Nations Climate Change Conferences back when they were held in countries that allowed journalistic freedom.
00:49:14.320 So I didn't have to worry about getting arrested, even though I wasn't allowed inside the UN facility.
00:49:18.980 So I just want to show you what these places actually look like, because it's one thing to talk about the World Economic Forum and these meetings.
00:49:33.460 What does it look like, you know, when these people are telling you to drive an egg-shaped abomination of a car?
00:49:42.280 What are they driving?
00:49:43.360 When they're telling you to eat the bugs, what are they eating?
00:49:46.520 When they're telling you that your road trip is going to kill the planet, how are they traveling to these things?
00:49:52.840 You know what I mean?
00:49:53.400 That's what I'm going to do a little bit.
00:49:55.080 I'm going to look for the solar panels.
00:49:56.380 I doubt I'm going to find them.
00:49:57.260 But anyways, that's what I'm doing next week.
00:50:01.160 I'm taking your submissions and your letters.
00:50:05.280 I'll have to pre-film that because I will be gone next week.
00:50:09.080 And so if you're watching the show right now, check your email for an email from me.
00:50:14.500 Please send me your letters for my show next week.
00:50:19.000 Now, Bruce writes, loved your Christmas show.
00:50:21.180 I do enjoy when you read our letters.
00:50:22.960 No legacy media company does that.
00:50:25.860 The papers might, but it's only the letters they agree with that they publish.
00:50:29.360 Isn't that the truth?
00:50:30.580 I have a suggestion for Christmas 2025.
00:50:33.600 Why not let Drea and Tamara also have letters sent to them?
00:50:37.140 They do good work too, and I'd love to ask them questions.
00:50:39.960 That's a great idea.
00:50:41.100 The reason we do the letters, but particularly myself and David and Ezra is, well, not now,
00:50:49.640 but David co-hosts the live stream with me.
00:50:53.320 So we need to give you content for when the live stream would have been.
00:50:56.620 We want to make sure that we are meeting our obligations to you.
00:50:59.300 But I have a paywall show, and I want to make sure that the people are getting what they pay a subscription for.
00:51:05.640 And that's a show from Sheila once a week.
00:51:07.600 And so one of the best ways to do that is that doesn't actually become stale because the news changes is to just turn it over to your questions.
00:51:17.080 Because your questions to me, they never really get stale.
00:51:20.520 Alexa could also do her show twice in English and in French.
00:51:24.100 I feel this would accomplish at least two things.
00:51:25.960 First, it would give Rebel News extra content for the holiday period.
00:51:29.140 Secondly, we will get to know these three rebels better.
00:51:31.620 I think it's a great idea.
00:51:35.160 Remind me in November next year, if you wouldn't mind, Bruce, because I want to make sure that we give them the opportunity to do a little extra work before they go on their Christmas break.
00:51:47.580 We're like one big family, and these letters shows help make the bond even stronger.
00:51:52.520 So please suggest this to Ezra for next December.
00:51:55.200 Yours with Delta the Cat, Bruce, in beautiful downtown Radway, Alberta.
00:51:59.560 Bruce, thanks so much for always taking the time to share your thoughts with me.
00:52:04.400 And I know you're one of the most long-term loyal viewers of my show.
00:52:08.620 So I've always got time for you and your ideas, Bruce, as I do with so many of the people who support us now and over the years at Rebel News.
00:52:17.400 Well, everybody, that's the show for today.
00:52:19.900 Thank you so much for tuning in.
00:52:21.140 Check your emails for that email from me so that you can let me know your story ideas, your comments for next week.
00:52:30.600 Thanks to Olivia and Efron for putting the show together.
00:52:33.380 And as always, don't let the government tell you that you've had too much to think.
00:52:37.560 We'll see you next week.