Rebel News Podcast - SHEILA GUNN REID ｜ Inside the courtroom： Unraveling the Tamara Lich and Chris Barber trial with Robert Kraychik

00:00:00.000 What's going on with the Tamara Leach and Chris Barber trial in Ottawa? We've got the

00:00:05.800 journalists covering it to break it all down for us. I'm Sheila Gunn-Reed and you're watching The

00:00:10.840 Gun Show. For those of you who don't know, and I don't know how you possibly couldn't,

00:00:32.820 the Freedom Convoy of 2022 was, I think, the single largest human rights demonstration

00:00:39.040 in Canadian history. Tens of thousands of Canadians joined the trucker-led protest which

00:00:47.120 landed in the nation's capital late January through to the middle of February 2022. They

00:00:54.500 were there to oppose vaccine mandates and other COVID restrictions all across the country. It was

00:01:01.080 a peaceful movement for freedom. It was so peaceful that the streets were cleaner in Ottawa

00:01:09.340 than before they came when the truckers left and crime actually went down while the truckers and

00:01:17.820 their supporters were in the nation's capital. However, Trudeau never met with them and that

00:01:21.900 guy will attend the opening of an envelope. In fact, it was much worse than that. Trudeau and

00:01:27.480 his government used the never-before-used Emergencies Act to euthanize the protest, to criminalize

00:01:35.580 the peaceful demonstration. The Emergencies Act is a counter-terrorism law. It gives authorities

00:01:42.820 extraordinary powers when the existing authorities do not have the tools to deal with the crisis at

00:01:50.560 hand. It's meant for Pearl Harbor and 9-11 level events. It's not meant for street parties and

00:01:58.860 shinny hockey and people in their nation's capital, in the nation's town square, speaking truth to

00:02:07.240 power. The convoy leaders, Tamara Leach and Chris Barber, were charged with mischief and other

00:02:15.560 mischief-related offenses. Tamara herself was held for approximately 50 days in custody for a non-violent

00:02:24.060 offense that if she were convicted of, she would never see the inside of a jail cell because her 0.80

00:02:29.820 crime was not mischief. Her crime, obviously, was embarrassing the government and providing more 0.99

00:02:36.380 opposition to Justin Trudeau than the opposition parties had ever done in Justin Trudeau's eight years

00:02:43.840 in office. We currently have a journalist named Robert Krychek covering the trial of Tamara and Chris

00:02:52.040 in Ottawa as it winds its way through the court. And he's been in the courtroom every single day

00:03:01.020 taking meticulous notes and reporting back in outstanding detail these complicated court proceedings

00:03:07.580 in a way that normal non-court types might understand. So joining me now is my friend and colleague Rebel News

00:03:15.860 reporter, Robert Krychek.

00:03:24.560 So joining me now is my friend and colleague Robert Krychek. Now, Robert has been doing really an incredible job

00:03:31.900 of being in the courtroom and documenting exactly what is going on inside the courtroom of the Tamara

00:03:37.140 Leach and Chris Barber trial. And, you know, independent media has really led the way on the convoy,

00:03:45.880 but also on the coverage of the convoy. Robert, tell me what the courtroom is like before we get into,

00:03:51.540 you know, the fine details of what's happening in the courtroom and what I think are probably the

00:03:55.900 failings of the Crown's impossible case against Tamara and Chris. But what's the courtroom like?

00:04:01.640 Who's in there every single day?

00:04:04.780 Well, we've got on one side, we've got media on one side. So you've got the usual suspects. They're

00:04:10.840 the largest organizations in Canada. We've got CTV, Global, CBC. You've also got what we can call,

00:04:17.800 let's say, dissident news media, alternative news media. So I'm there, of course, representing Rebel News.

00:04:23.520 We've also got some people there from post-millennial. We've also got some people

00:04:27.040 there from the Epoch Times. I've seen some other people, maybe I'll use the term bloggers. I don't

00:04:32.460 mean that in a diminutive way, but people that are not affiliated with a particular organization and

00:04:36.720 just do their own work under their own names on Twitter. Maybe they've got a websites and so forth.

00:04:41.940 And then the majority of the courtroom is composed of observers. Almost all of them,

00:04:46.920 maybe aside from one, is composed of supporters of both Tamara Leach and Chris Barber.

00:04:52.280 Now, I'm reliably informed by hand-wringing maniacs subsidized by Justin Trudeau and the

00:04:58.460 mainstream media that Tamara Leach, of course, was public enemy number one and a plague upon the 1.00

00:05:05.200 city of Ottawa. And Ottawa residents just had to be defended from her. Are there many Ottawa residents 0.91

00:05:13.240 in the courtroom?

00:05:15.640 Again, I've only met one resident in there who I would call a detractor from Tamara Leach and Chris

00:05:23.420 Barber. More broadly, let's say the Freedom Convoy. She was not sympathetic. I've spoken to her several

00:05:28.100 times. So she's, let's say, outnumbered by maybe 30 people who tend to sort of alternate. So just on

00:05:36.520 logistics alone, to your point, there's literally nobody there from Ottawa who's just there to, you know, observe

00:05:44.160 justice against this person that, you know, put them under siege, according to, you know, Justin Trudeau or,

00:05:52.760 you know, former Jim Watson, the usual suspects.

00:05:55.200 You know, what a great way to put that. Yeah. I mean, in this apparent, according to the mainstream media,

00:06:00.640 this was a siege of Ottawa. You would think that there would be some interest from the victims of

00:06:07.000 the siege, but apparently there is none because it doesn't seem that, I would think a lot of the

00:06:13.120 opposition, from what I've seen, and I watched this pretty closely, was kind of astroturfed. It was the

00:06:19.040 same people recycled in the media over and over and over again, complaining about the convoy. And I'm glad to

00:06:26.640 see that evidenced in the courtroom. Speaking of evidence in the courtroom, how about that for a

00:06:31.780 segue? What's it like in the courtroom? How do you think this court case is going? Because from what

00:06:40.040 I can understand, and again, I'm a layman, but I also do a lot of court reporting. How do you think

00:06:47.640 the prosecution's case is going? I feel like they were given an impossible case, baby, like a sack of

00:06:53.560 garbage of a case. And now they're forced to go forward with it because of the predicament that

00:07:00.380 they have been put in politically. Oh no, there's two laypersons here. I'm a layperson too, but I've

00:07:06.260 also got a mind and also pay attention to this, so I'll share with you what I've observed. So far in

00:07:10.920 terms of where we've gone procedurally in the trial, we're still going through the prosecution's

00:07:17.960 evidence, which includes invitations to witnesses. So obviously that's the first order of business.

00:07:22.980 Once we go through all of them, then the defense will have the opportunity if it chooses to do so,

00:07:26.780 to introduce its own counter evidence, introduce its own witnesses. And to answer your question

00:07:31.760 about how it's going, it's not going well for the prosecution at all. This is not just one man's

00:07:35.860 opinion, observing from the outside. I can corroborate this with observations I've made inside the court

00:07:41.620 room. And one major theme that's been going on since day one is that every single intervention from

00:07:46.180 the judge. And she is not just this observer. She's relatively involved, I would say. She's not

00:07:52.920 a wilting flower. Every intervention, aside from maybe a handful, have been, in essence,

00:08:00.040 a reprimand of the prosecution's conduct and or something supportive towards the defense's position.

00:08:06.240 And a major sub-theme of that is she is challenging the relevance or legitimacy of evidence introduced

00:08:14.180 by the prosecution, particularly in the form of testimony from its witnesses. I'll just give you

00:08:18.620 one example, although this is going on many, many times. So, so far, all the witnesses have been,

00:08:25.040 aside from one, these sort of bureaucratic police officer types, right? And a lot of them have these

00:08:31.960 logbooks or record books where they keep notes from their daily duties. And given that most of them are

00:08:37.520 in these sort of supervisory roles where they're not actually on the ground dealing with events in the

00:08:42.860 context of the Freedom Convoy, they're getting information intelligence, as they call it, that

00:08:47.240 comes up the chain of command. So, when they share, oh, my notebook says this or that happened, or

00:08:52.420 apparently this happened on that date, it's always second or third or fourth hand. It's always coming

00:08:56.800 from a far distance removed from them in their offices in Ottawa. And secondarily, it's not something

00:09:02.020 that they observed or experienced firsthand. So, again, the testimonies from these witnesses

00:09:06.960 has often been critiqued by the judge. Now, remember, there's no jury here. So, when the

00:09:12.600 judge says that this witness that I'm about to hear, based on what I just mentioned to you,

00:09:15.860 the fact that the second, third, fourth hand information, it's hearsay, she says it has very

00:09:19.920 little to no weight, but she'll allow it to proceed. But again, like this is an ongoing theme,

00:09:26.260 the challenge of relevance to the actual charges at hand. I'll go into more detail about that later.

00:09:31.240 Sure. You know, I've heard criticisms of the prosecution's case in that it seems as though

00:09:39.640 they want to put the convoy on trial, as opposed to Tamara and Chris for the things they're charged.

00:09:48.220 It seems that they want a political trial in the public sphere, as opposed to focusing on

00:09:56.860 the evidence directed at Tamara and Chris and the evidence on which the charges are based.

00:10:05.240 Yeah, this is amazing. Okay. So, in the opening statement from the prosecution on day one,

00:10:10.720 they literally said, this is not an exact quote, but the guy said, his name is Tim Radcliffe.

00:10:15.020 This is not a prosecution of the convoy.

00:10:18.500 Right.

00:10:18.760 But here we are three weeks in and basically all of the testimony, all the evidence has been about

00:10:25.540 what happened during the convoy. So, there's this massive disconnect between the opening,

00:10:30.160 one of the claims in the opening statement and how events have unfolded thus far. Moreover, like,

00:10:37.160 let's just imagine how this might play out if it was something that made sense. You would imagine

00:10:41.800 that you'd have video and or witnesses saying, I saw this person at this location on this date at this

00:10:47.460 time doing this thing. And you would think that the prosecution would then explain to the judge to

00:10:53.420 make it clear, that's what this witness is claiming. And now let me link it to the chart. We haven't

00:10:56.700 seen any of that. It's just these cops saying, again, these sort of bureaucratic cops saying what

00:11:02.620 they've heard from their subordinates in terms of what may have happened. I'll give you one other

00:11:08.000 example that was, I'll never forget, jumped out at me. There was this montage, 11 and a half minute

00:11:12.980 video that was played basically on the first day of proceedings. And it was composed of video that

00:11:19.980 was collected primarily from body cam footage from police officers who were deployed to the

00:11:23.780 freedom convoy for what they call crowd control. And in this 11 and a half minute video, there was

00:11:29.080 not a second of any violence from demonstrators towards police officers or anyone. Now, the judge

00:11:37.460 actually intervened, I think it was day three, day four, somewhere in the first week. And she actually

00:11:41.100 made a point that she watched that video and the only violence she saw was one instance where a

00:11:47.820 police officer struck a demonstrator. And that goes to the heart of your question earlier about how this

00:11:51.760 is sort of a prosecution of the demonstration itself rather than these specific individuals

00:11:59.040 being charged.

00:12:02.100 You know, that is astounding to me that finally somebody has acknowledged the violence from the

00:12:09.000 state directed at the protesters because we saw extreme violence. In fact, the only violence that I saw

00:12:18.060 during the freedom convoy, and I paid acute attention to it, was from police directed at the peaceful

00:12:27.120 convoy protesters. They were meeting peaceful protesters who were singing and chanting with, you know, riot

00:12:35.160 horses with batons, with batons in the case of Alexa Lavoie. And again, with pepper balls in the case of Alexa

00:12:42.780 Lavoie. I mean, I mean, it, it's finally, you know, like finally to hear a judge say, actually, the violence was not the

00:12:52.840 protesters. That heartens me, I don't know how the the court case is going to shake out. But that is the first time that

00:13:01.800 somebody official has actually acknowledged the violence only going in the one direction.

00:13:08.040 There was one other instance in court where it wasn't an acknowledgement of violence going in one direction,

00:13:12.200 but it still will maybe put a little smile on your face. So one of the witnesses that was introduced by the

00:13:17.600 prosecution, again, that's only where we're at so far. Forget the guy's name, Kim, so Kim Ayotte.

00:13:23.420 So Kim Ayotte worked at the time and still does as, I don't know the official title, but he's a city supervisor.

00:13:29.380 He works for the city of Ottawa. He's in charge of emergency services. So the chief of police reports

00:13:33.840 to him, the chief of paramedics, the chief of firefighters, the chief of our bylaw officers

00:13:37.620 reports to him. He's the overseer of all of that. And he was cross-examined, I think it was by Lawrence

00:13:43.840 Greenspon, who's the attorney defending Tamara Leach, whether there was any violence from demonstrators

00:13:52.760 towards police that had come to his attention. He said, no. So even a witness who himself is likely

00:13:58.160 invested and personally supportive of this prosecution under oath stated that there was

00:14:04.280 no violence from demonstrators towards police officers under oath.

00:14:09.620 Wouldn't it be just absolute political egg on Justin Trudeau's face if these two are not convicted

00:14:18.360 of the very minor things that they're charged with? And yet he used a counterterrorism law called

00:14:25.700 the Emergencies Act that's never been used before, that's supposed to be reserved for 9-11 and Pearl

00:14:31.600 Harbor level events. And he can't even get the leadership of that event convicted of mischief.

00:14:41.100 Yeah. So the Emergencies Act, obviously, it's antecedent legislation was the War Measures Act,

00:14:45.520 and it was used by one guy. What was that guy's name? Pierre Trudeau. So yeah, there's a little bit of a

00:14:50.880 lineage there in terms of exercising this drama, although maybe you could argue for the FLQ crisis

00:14:55.340 it was legitimate. Whatever. I'm not going to litigate that. Absolutely, this would be a

00:14:59.640 humiliation of Justin Trudeau. And I want to give you some speculation. Now, I can't prove this,

00:15:03.080 but I know what to be true. I've just been a deep political observer. The idea that any of these guys

00:15:08.400 on the stand, and all of them are these, again, bureaucratic city officials, ostensibly they have

00:15:14.460 discretion. But we know one of the themes of the modern era, which includes Canada, is that we're becoming

00:15:19.640 increasingly centralized and consolidated. We're becoming increasingly micromanaged from this

00:15:24.380 heart of the beast, in our case, in Ottawa. And we know that Justin Trudeau was on TV every day

00:15:29.980 saying he's working with the relevant authorities, he's going to take care of this. So the idea that

00:15:34.900 these charges are not coming directly, or at least let me rephrase that, at least the direction to

00:15:40.160 place these charges against both Leach and Barber, the idea that it didn't come from the PMO is absurd.

00:15:47.140 Obviously, the Prime Minister's office is directing this. And I'll even give you a shred of evidence that

00:15:53.620 corroborates my position. It was one of the police officers, I can't recall the guy's name, but his job

00:16:01.900 is to deal with large events. He's been doing that since long before the Freedom Convoy of 2022. So some

00:16:08.780 sort of large protest, large sporting event, that's under his purview. And he said under oath in his

00:16:14.760 testimony that he was specifically directed from higher ups, not to do his job, which in this case was

00:16:21.480 liaising and negotiating with the Freedom Convoys representatives, in this case, Leach and Barber. And he

00:16:27.420 said he does not know how high up the food chain that that directive came from. He speculated it came from the

00:16:34.620 chief of police at the time that was a guy named Peter Slowly. But why would we even delude ourselves into thinking

00:16:39.420 that Peter Slowly had any autonomy? Jim Watson, the mayor at the time, was out there every day speaking

00:16:44.160 about how this was his top priority. He's going to deal with it. He's working with the Prime Minister.

00:16:47.920 He's working with other law enforcement authorities, working with Premier Doug Ford. So again, this went

00:16:54.480 all the way to the top. And it just proves your point that this is absolutely a Justin Trudeau

00:17:01.260 government directed operation, and that nobody had any discretion. Everyone was waiting to be

00:17:06.780 micromanaged from Parliament. Yeah. And now this prosecutor is left sort of holding the bag with

00:17:13.140 this impossible case, because you can't, what is he to do, drop the charges now? When we said that it was

00:17:21.880 a national public safety crisis, because Tamara honked a horn and said, hold the line. He can't back out of

00:17:30.840 this. He is on a collision course, I think, with a ruling that is going to embarrass the government

00:17:37.360 at the very least. But what does he do? He's in an impossible situation. Although I would suggest

00:17:44.060 that probably an ethical man would say, I can't bring myself to do this. He didn't say that. So here we are.

00:17:51.660 I'm so glad you said that, because this relates to a massive theme that I know you and I, and I bet you

00:17:57.400 the entire audience have observed and continue to observe across what I call the COVID-19 enterprise.

00:18:03.360 And it's the degree to which people who don't believe in something comply with it for their

00:18:07.820 own reasons. So we know that police officers very often did not want to do what they were being

00:18:13.660 instructed. They don't want to arrest some guy for not wearing a mask at a Timworth. This is madness,

00:18:17.920 but they do it. And again, I'm not excusing them. I'm just explaining what I think the background

00:18:24.680 is. They're accountable. At the end of the day, you're accountable, whether you had supposedly good

00:18:29.940 reasons or not. And I think that applies to the prosecution. For what it's worth, there's two of

00:18:34.660 them, a man and a woman. Their hearts don't really seem into it. And even if they were true believers

00:18:38.780 in their cause, they're still, as you put it, dealing with an impossible situation. And this whole,

00:18:44.660 again, the COVID-19 enterprise forced people into doing things they don't want to deal with. It's very

00:18:48.840 much like the emperor has no clothes moment and only the naive, innocent baby had the guts to say

00:18:54.080 that to the emperor. And everywhere you look, people put on the masks, they don't want to. They

00:18:58.120 take the injections, they don't want to. They distance themselves from other people in the

00:19:01.740 grocery stores, they don't want to, but they comply. And the prosecution, in my view, is no

00:19:06.840 exception. They don't want to be there. These charges got dropped upon them when the former

00:19:12.500 prosecutor who was handling this case got removed for being a little bit too emotive, I think I

00:19:16.480 recall Ezra Levant explaining. So they just got this thrown on their desks. And, you know,

00:19:20.700 they want to get that paycheck. They want to stay in the good esteem of their management. So they

00:19:25.360 comply. Now, I just want to shift lanes here to another thing that you have recently covered in

00:19:32.360 Ottawa. And again, I think the counter protesters were the poorly behaved ones. You saw more violence

00:19:39.980 out of the counter protesters than I think we saw out of any of the Freedom Convoy. And that is the

00:19:45.080 One Million March for Children, where people from all kinds of backgrounds, like I have never seen a

00:19:52.540 more diverse parade of Canadiana than I have seen during these protests. And really, these protests

00:19:59.580 are about the sexualization and gender indoctrination of children, this indoctrination with the mind

00:20:06.940 virus of gender confusion through the education system. And it is, it's truly people from all

00:20:12.480 backgrounds, new Canadians, old stock Canadians, to use a term that drives the left wild, Muslims, 0.92

00:20:21.440 you know, Hindus, Sikhs, Christians, atheists, new Canadians, like I was at the Regina protest,

00:20:28.900 and I was like, did the Sikh temple just let out? What are all these people doing here? And they were

00:20:33.800 there for the same reasons as everybody else. But of course, these things tend to be met

00:20:38.860 by madness. Childless cat ladies, cat moms, who don't have their own children are out there telling 1.00

00:20:48.200 you that you don't love your children, and you don't care about your children if you don't affirm

00:20:52.700 their confusion. Tell us what your experience was. Did I just accurately describe your experience

00:20:59.120 at the Ottawa protests? Go ahead.

00:21:01.560 I'll add some color to it. So yeah, it was all sorts of Canadians, like you said, ethnically,

00:21:06.880 racially, nationally, religiously. I'll go further. Some were tall, some were thin, some were fat,

00:21:12.940 some were skinny, right? I mean, literally all kinds.

00:21:15.200 Canadiana.

00:21:16.560 Yeah, totally, totally. And you know what? It was such a great moment. So full disclosure,

00:21:19.740 obviously, I'm sympathetic towards this movement, this campaign to oppose what I call this transgender 1.00

00:21:26.140 slash LGBTQ enterprise. To me, it's a series of businesses and operations and campaigns, 1.00

00:21:31.820 both for financial purposes, and also just for ideological indoctrination purposes, as you put it,

00:21:36.560 which is just sickening and evil and wicked and criminal and all the above.

00:21:40.260 But what was so heartwarming about it is that it was not hard for me to find amazing people.

00:21:47.220 So if you go watch the video report that I did, and also the video reports from my colleagues in

00:21:52.040 different parts of the country who were out there on that Wednesday reporting on their city's

00:21:56.520 respective million person march for children, it's not like we had to do some hardcore editing.

00:22:02.960 Oh, yeah, get this guy out, get that person out. No, everyone was amazing. It was like you want to

00:22:06.720 get everyone in. I just go up to somebody and, hey, tell me why you're here. They just make perfect

00:22:12.020 sense. I go up to another person. Hey, what's going on? What's on your mind? What are the issues at

00:22:15.800 play? Amazing, coherent, simple answers. So the volume of high quality, sensible Canadians,

00:22:23.880 at least with respect to this issue, was amazing. And it was a Wednesday morning. So that's only a

00:22:29.140 small fragment. Right, right, right. So how many millions of Canadians are out there that couldn't

00:22:34.880 make it on that Wednesday morning? So it should be invigorating to those who feel despondent on

00:22:42.760 occasion because we're very atomized in this modern time. We often feel very isolated by design,

00:22:47.700 by the way the system is, by the way the propaganda of the media is. And we're thinking,

00:22:50.720 am I the last person that knows two plus two is four? No, you are not. You are a part of legions

00:22:55.820 of Canadians who see this for what it is. And that was really the most amazing part. And yeah,

00:22:59.420 to the part of the counter demonstrators, it's just as you described, belligerent, incoherent.

00:23:04.020 They're beyond parody. They're like caricatures, cat people who don't want to have kids,

00:23:08.180 who want to dictate to you how to have your kids. It's madness.

00:23:13.220 Yeah, I call them a bit of a self-fixing problem, which is why they have to proliferate their bad

00:23:18.700 ideas by infecting other people's children with them, because they are the people who say that,

00:23:23.080 you know, you can't have kids because it's dangerous for the climate or whatever.

00:23:27.420 And so really, they're a last generation problem, because there's no second generation of these 1.00

00:23:33.720 lunatics. And so that is why they have to go through the education system to infect other

00:23:39.160 people's children with their nonsense. Robert, I could talk to you all day. I'm I have duty calls

00:23:45.960 elsewhere. But could you please let everybody know where they can find your important work

00:23:52.580 on the convoy trial?

00:23:53.920 Well, obviously, go to tameratrial.com where we keep our updates going on. The trial resumes on

00:24:01.780 October 11. So stay tuned for ongoing reports with that. And of course, you can support us

00:24:07.200 at tameratrial.com. And if you feel inclined, you can also support Tamera Leach's defense costs.

00:24:13.900 And just stay tuned. You know, there's gonna be a lot of great reporting out there. I'm really

00:24:16.980 thankful for the kind words you share with me. It's, it's good to get that sort of feedback from

00:24:21.280 someone who like I hold you high esteem. So it's good to hear that, you know.

00:24:25.500 And that's it, guys. Just stay tuned. Rebel News keep going.

00:24:28.280 I have to tell you, you're doing a great job. I know how onerous covering a trial is,

00:24:33.540 you have to be acute to the detail. But also, sometimes the minutiae will numb your mind.

00:24:41.020 And so you've been you've been doing a great job. And I'm really proud of the work that you're doing.

00:24:46.060 Thank you. Hey, the bigger the challenge, the bigger the reward. And I've got a great team,

00:24:48.940 you guys are really helping me refine my skills. So it's really a 360 effort.

00:24:59.540 Well, friends, we've come to the portion of the show where we invite your viewer feedback on like

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00:25:32.720 Every little bit helps us here at Rebel News. Now, this one does come from the email mailbag.

00:25:37.940 And it comes to us from Bruce Atchison. He's a regular viewer from Radway, Alberta. And we have

00:25:43.060 a bit of a I do a show and then he sends me a letter and then I read the letter on air. It's

00:25:47.620 sort of like this weird pen pal relationship with Bruce and his cat. But he is a loyal watcher and a

00:25:54.120 great supporter of us here at Rebel News. So I love to talk to Bruce. But friends, this could be you

00:25:59.020 at home if you just start sending me some letters. Bruce writes on my show last week with Tom Maratso

00:26:06.400 from the Freedom Convoy about his new book. And Tom had touched on some stuff about Putin

00:26:11.780 and the war in Ukraine there. And Bruce writes, Hi, Sheila. I do feel worried about Trudeau

00:26:16.760 offending Putin so much that he invades our country. Of course, if he just took Southern 0.84

00:26:21.880 Quebec and Ottawa, he'd be doing us a favor. Very funny. Very funny. But seriously, serious dictators

00:26:29.040 are feeling emboldened by Trudeau's idiotic actions. Canada needs a ton of prayers that this loser will

00:26:33.680 lose his leadership and an election will be forced. I also had to laugh at an instruction paper for a

00:26:38.740 power transformer under warning. They thanked customers for buying their product. Only the

00:26:45.120 Chinese and maybe Trudeau would do such a silly thing. Your northern neighbor, Bruce Atchison. 0.94

00:26:50.340 You know what? I think the world is emboldened when Western leaders are weak and apologetic. Just look

00:26:58.380 at how Iran gets frisky every time a Democrat's in power. And China is contaminating Canadian elections 0.91

00:27:07.160 right now. Interfering, throwing their support behind liberals. So what does that tell you

00:27:15.640 about Justin Trudeau? Well, everybody, that's the show for tonight. Thank you so much for tuning in.

00:27:21.540 We'll see everybody back here in the same time, in the same place next week. And as always,

00:27:25.180 don't let the government tell you that you've had too much to think.

00:27:55.180 We'll see you next week.

00:27:56.680 We'll see you next week.

Rebel News Podcast - October 05, 2023

SHEILA GUNN REID ｜ Inside the courtroom： Unraveling the Tamara Lich and Chris Barber trial with Robert Kraychik

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