Rebel News Podcast - SHEILA GUNN REID ｜ Saskatchewan’s NDP Goes Full Venezuela： Nationalize Oil, Kill Energy Jobs, and Ban Nuclear Progress

00:00:00.000 I'm in BC for the Battle of the Birds but I'm talking about Saskatchewan politics today.

00:00:04.600 I'm Sheila Gunn-Reed and you're watching The Gun Show.

00:00:06.640 Last week I tried to do the Saskatchewan Soapbox.

00:00:28.200 It's a new prairie-focused episode of the show and I brought in my Saskatchewan girl,

00:00:33.980 Elise Merle, to help me with it but we ended up talking about Manitoba a lot because Manitoba was

00:00:39.680 not kind to cancelled Professor Frances Whittowson. You can go back and watch that show last week if 0.98

00:00:47.000 you haven't already but I thought you know we still got to talk about Saskatchewan. There

00:00:50.720 are crazy things happening there including the crazy crazy NDP convention and even though I am

00:00:57.500 in British Columbia right now to help my friend Drea Humphrey cover the comings and goings of the

00:01:06.620 Universal Ostrich Farm as it fights the federal government, the Canadian Food Inspection Agency,

00:01:13.120 to prevent a cull of 400 healthy ostriches who were exposed to avian flu some 260 plus days ago.

00:01:24.060 So I still have other things to do with the company including the Gunn Show. I have never

00:01:29.020 missed a Gunn Show. I'm not about to start now. CFIA is not going to be the reason that I don't

00:01:34.840 meet my obligations to our Rebel News subscribers so I sat down in front of the lake in Edgewood.

00:01:41.780 My trailer's right there. My truck is right there. It's running in case you hear that because I need

00:01:47.580 to run the Starlink so that I can upload and I invited Lise back on the show and we also brought

00:01:54.540 in Michael Koros, a Saskatchewan-based political analyst to help me understand the so-called

00:02:06.140 civil war within the Saskatchewan party that's jeopardizing the leadership of Scott Lowe and

00:02:12.060 the crazy people in the NDP in Saskatchewan had their crazy convention and it is as socialist

00:02:19.020 as you think. Here's our interview that I recorded just moments ago. Take a listen. 0.90

00:02:25.340 Well everybody we sort of did a Sask soapbox last week. It was more of a Manitoba soapbox and we

00:02:41.260 focused really intensely on what was happening to Frances Widdowson who added I think about seven

00:02:48.060 more names to her long enemies list um and maybe we can even touch on that a little bit uh Lise

00:02:55.020 because we did a little well you did a little bit of a deep dive into that if you want to talk about

00:02:59.740 that but I have on Lise Merle my real life best friend and my co-host on the Rebel Roundup live

00:03:06.540 stream on Tuesday and Wednesday. What a delight it is to get to work with your best friend and then

00:03:11.820 we have with us Michael Kuros. He's a Saskatchewan based political commentator and we are going to

00:03:18.940 go back to the Saskatchewan soapbox because guys fill me in bring me up to speed along with everybody

00:03:25.740 else. There's a civil war in the Saskatchewan party right now. Who wants to go first? Go ahead Lise.

00:03:32.860 I think our internet is if you if you listen if you listen to disgruntled former Sask party MLA Randy

00:03:50.860 Weeks there is an absolute um shakedown happening within the Sask party leading up to the Saskatchewan

00:03:59.980 party convention. Now it needs to be mentioned that Randy Weeks made these comments at the NDP

00:04:06.780 convention. So the Randy Weeks situation is very interesting because you know Randy of course was a

00:04:12.140 long time long serving MLA for the Saskatchewan party and none of this happened until there was a

00:04:20.060 redistribution of of constituencies and his constituency was completely taken out. So when his constituency was

00:04:26.860 taken out he wanted to go to a this constituency very close to his and just kind of waltz in there

00:04:33.980 and say okay well I'm a sitting MLA so basically anybody who's running against me should just back

00:04:40.540 off. Now the Saskatchewan has had a long history of open nominations it's going back to Brad

00:04:44.780 Brad Wall and they basically said listen I'm an open nomination open nomination. So Randy

00:04:49.740 ran for his own nomination or as a sitting MLA and lost horribly. So when he lost that

00:04:59.100 then all of a sudden not a few months later did his disgruntlement with the uh with the Saskatchewan

00:05:06.620 party begin at that particular point. Needless to say that had he won the nomination

00:05:12.220 he'd still be a Saskatchewan party MLA that would be full of love and maybe he'd be dissatisfied with

00:05:18.940 some of the issues with the Sask party but he'd still be a Saskatchewan party MLA in name.

00:05:25.100 But it's amazing what happens if you lose a nomination and then all of a sudden you just

00:05:30.460 change your mind saying okay well these guys couldn't see my brilliance because they made me go into a

00:05:35.580 contested nomination and because I was the sitting MLA in an area close to where I ran they should

00:05:41.420 just hand this to me. So you've got narcissism you've got all sorts of things going on and now

00:05:47.900 the Sask party is the worst thing that's ever happened to Saskatchewan. Really it's the worst

00:05:52.780 thing that ever happened to Randy Weeks. That's a true story and like Randy Weeks here's the crazy

00:05:58.860 thing Randy Weeks didn't just become a member of the and a card-carrying member of the NDP.

00:06:04.860 Randy Weeks has been a socialist the whole time within the Sask party which is something that I

00:06:11.900 think we need to talk about. Should we have a conservative government that is infiltrated with

00:06:17.020 crazy leftists like Randy? Should we? Or should we root them out and salt the earth around them? I mean 0.99

00:06:24.780 I would say that there's no place for people with beliefs like Randy's which align completely with

00:06:31.020 the NDP on everything into a conservative party and and the way that this sort of harmed the people

00:06:38.620 of Saskatchewan was Randy Weeks over the years had a bunch of pretty high profile um positions within

00:06:46.140 the south he was speaker of the Saskatchewan legislature he worked on sort of the health um the health care uh

00:06:53.740 portfolio in in a way that he sort of liaised between health care administrators and the government

00:07:00.540 well how's that going for us Saskatchewan our health care our health care sector is an absolute disaster

00:07:06.140 well you can thank Randy Weeks for that that's what he did so in any case Randy coming out swinging

00:07:12.460 against the Sask party is a boat it is it actually delights me and it's hysterical because if Randy had any

00:07:18.940 more sour grapes he could open a winery well and it's actually you know it's pretty clear it would

00:07:26.060 be a vinegary not a winery it's pretty clear that they had not Randy's number at the nomination you

00:07:36.860 know the people figured out who Randy is and that's why you know he lost the nomination and Randy is just

00:07:43.260 bitter if he had won that nomination as Michael points out he would have been a loyal Sask party

00:07:50.540 soldier but now he is bitter and it seems to me just outside looking in Randy's only ideology

00:07:57.980 is whatever gets Randy elected and you know principles be downed you know worse than that

00:08:04.460 I think I'm so happy you mentioned because sorry Michael go ahead I think it's whatever not not what

00:08:10.940 gets him elected but basically what gets him noticed and I can't see him running he knows well enough

00:08:19.180 that if he runs as an NDP candidate in rural Saskatchewan he'll lose again and I think the comment by the

00:08:27.740 Sask party you remember that what was the comment about the Sask party that he he lost his nomination

00:08:34.060 then he went and helped the NDP lose the election I'm not sure their their their rundown of the entire

00:08:42.940 event was so funny Randy Weeks is a disgruntled former Sask party MLA who lost his nomination and

00:08:50.060 then went on to help the Saskatchewan NDP lose the election whoever wrote that line right should get a

00:08:55.500 raise at the Sask party it was just like get Randy Weeks some aloe vera for that burn but Randy I don't

00:09:01.980 think Randy is so interested in getting himself re-elected I believe Randy is interested in getting

00:09:09.020 his daughter promoted through the Saskatchewan NDP so Randy Weeks is the father to Lacey Weeks current 0.91

00:09:17.420 Regina public school trustee and an absolute lunatic leftist this is a woman who doesn't 1.00

00:09:25.180 know how many genders there are she just doesn't it's a mystery how many genders there are Lacey 1.00

00:09:31.260 Weeks Randy's daughter is super into boys in the girls change room okay this is something that Lacey

00:09:38.140 spearheaded Lacey wanted to bring Cree language into the Saskatchewan curriculum as a mandated outcome

00:09:47.660 Randy Weeks was influenced by his crazy leftist daughter for all of the years she was growing up

00:09:53.660 and now it's all these chickens are coming home to roost so Randy Weeks we see you we see what you're

00:09:59.580 doing and uh and good luck yeah I know and and I will put out I will put a personal touch on this

00:10:05.020 thing I've known Randy for years uh Randy is is half Greek uh so I used to joke about him being the only 1.00

00:10:12.140 Greek MLA uh and quite frankly we had a very friendly relationship when he was with the south

00:10:17.420 Saskatchewan I've not spoken to him since he actually left to go to the NDP I'm very disappointed

00:10:23.820 in what he's done because the thing is I think he'd be quite happy if he could do something to make the

00:10:30.780 Saskatchewan party lose the next election and then we would be with the NDP which I don't think would

00:10:36.780 be a great idea because I don't think that Carla Beck and and if you by the way the NDP are on a social

00:10:43.100 media role right now they're putting every they're putting they must have done some polling and think

00:10:48.780 that she's the face of the NDP because she's everywhere right now in social media and some of the things

00:10:54.460 that she's claiming to say are just mind-boggling so so good you know I wish right like I said he's

00:11:01.180 always been friendly to me I wish Randy the best but the reality is he's playing for the wrong side

00:11:07.420 and for the wrong reasons and that's politics for you it's very keeps it interesting as for the NDP

00:11:14.860 you know Carla Beck is putting up uh things about you know uh the sas party broke health health care 0.99

00:11:20.220 will fix it and I went on that I saw that I said well great don't fix it and I put one comment I said how

00:11:26.300 how how will you fix it and on CJWW this morning basically they were saying about well we'll just

00:11:32.140 hire more nurses and make more facilities oh okay so where are you going to get this money from are

00:11:36.620 you taking it from social services are you taking it from education where you get this money from are

00:11:40.540 you going to raise taxes and by the way that's not fixing it that's basically putting a band-aid on

00:11:47.020 a problem that made surgery and in another post just recently they said we will do whatever it takes

00:11:53.820 to fix health care really so you will actually look at a two-tiered system you will look at a you will

00:12:03.580 look at eliminating socialist health care you'll look at that you'll really look at anything or what is

00:12:09.340 your idea of anything don't be ridiculous they're thinking drive-through made is what they're thinking 0.96

00:12:16.700 this is the NDP Michael don't be ridiculous they don't have any solutions 0.95

00:12:21.260 there's this big thing you know they said um you know we're the ones that gave you medicare 0.88

00:12:30.460 right so be thankful because we're the ones who brought you medicare yeah but you also brought us

00:12:35.340 people waiting in hallways and long waiting lists and people dying on waiting lists but that's that's

00:12:42.460 part of the whole idea of socialist socialized medicine is that's part and parcel of it um you've got

00:12:49.020 disgruntled nurses you've got disgruntled doctors you've got disgruntled everything you've got 0.68

00:12:53.500 a bureaucracy that takes so much money that more people could be paid paid through the system but

00:12:59.020 you got socialized health care so i'm not saying we should go to an american-style system because that's

00:13:04.540 that has its faults but at least somebody can say hey listen maybe the people can that can afford to pay can

00:13:12.220 a two-tiered system is is is is a is kind of a no-brainer to be honest with you you know the

00:13:19.260 people that need help i like the fact that you don't lose your house if you get sick with cancer

00:13:24.540 in canada i really appreciate that but i don't appreciate people sitting on waiting lists for two

00:13:29.340 years to get something that they're in pain about it's ridiculous there has to be a happy medium and it's not the

00:13:35.420 full 100 american system but it certainly isn't 100 the canadian system yeah have you tried a

00:13:41.900 brookfield death pod because i think that's what's coming next hey guys i want to keep you i i want to

00:13:49.740 keep you on the topic of the ndp uh the saskatchewan party uh flipped some stuff about what was proposed at

00:13:59.420 their weekend convention of crazy people and according to the saskatchewan party they say

00:14:05.020 the radical ideas will cost saskatchewan tens of thousands of jobs wreck the strongest economy in

00:14:10.460 canada and ruin our energy industry and we can't afford the radical ndp and some of these like the ndp

00:14:16.940 is the same all over but like the alberta ndp and the saskatchewan ndp are twin g's in their madness um

00:14:24.780 and they are uh they say be it resolved that the ndp will take ownership of a public socialized

00:14:32.860 oil and gas sector because what even is venezuela at all you guys um the ndp will undertake a

00:14:40.860 comprehensive review of the potash royalty and taxation regime these royalty reviews they did

00:14:46.780 the ndp the second they got in power in 2015 in alberta they said we need to review the royalty

00:14:51.980 structure in alberta for their oil and gas what do the oil and gas companies do bye see ya arrivederci

00:14:58.620 uh we'll see you in west texas thank you very much that that will happen with your potash um the ndp

00:15:03.900 will completely repeal the saskatchewan first act why would we want saskatchewan to be put first

00:15:10.220 and the ndp stands opposed to the construction of a small modular nuclear reactor in saskatchewan so

00:15:16.940 the ndps who both claim to be environmentalists and against coal are also against a small modular

00:15:24.540 nuclear reactor which has its problems because i think that mark carney's grubby fingers are in the

00:15:29.660 middle of it but what do you what else you gonna like you can't do hydro there like you could do some

00:15:35.420 but you can't really so what's the plan here i'll go to michael first about the madness and then leave

00:15:42.140 yeah i i think the the idea of building a sod hut on the prairies is a romantic notion i'm not sure

00:15:48.860 it's really workable um you know it's just absolutely ridiculous you know nationalizing energy

00:15:56.300 like you know carl mark mark's colleague wants his ideas back is like national getting rid of of

00:16:01.980 anything that produces energy right like you know and if it wasn't for those horse farts you know hit you

00:16:09.100 know changing the climate you know we'd have horse and buggies and sod huts and we'll go back to the 0.89

00:16:13.900 guru times you know it's just 50 it's it's the most ridiculous thing ever and you and you you watch this

00:16:22.780 thing and and these are not serious people they're not serious people at all you know you can't you

00:16:29.980 can't get these resolutions done without this and so you're watching this and um i i i don't know it's

00:16:37.260 just you know they come up with these ideas and once they get out there people just say okay

00:16:43.180 you know we really are we want to take canada or saskatchewan into the future by taking us back into

00:16:49.580 the past which never works at least your turn yeah and and sheila do i have it right that the that the

00:17:02.140 days of the national energy board were an abject disaster for our energy sector in the west like

00:17:10.540 take me back to the time when we had a national energy board now apply that to a provincial purview

00:17:18.940 and just watch the whole thing sink i mean the absolute worst thing that could happen the reason

00:17:24.540 saskatchewan's oil and gas sector is so successful is because it's driven on innovation by private

00:17:30.700 enterprise this is why it's successful as soon as you apply the entire government bureaucracy to

00:17:38.380 something that was built on private enterprise you're going to have a disaster it's not going

00:17:44.300 to work and not only that they would shut down our coal mines in 2.5 seconds flat exactly like rachel 0.99

00:17:49.820 notley um sheila got read you know who carla beck reminds me a lot of like in so many different

00:17:57.180 ways rachel notley they are so similar it's almost like carla beck is playing the rachel notley card in

00:18:07.020 this moment just do refresh do refresh yeah go ahead they recently had they recently had a

00:18:16.540 of three premiers from the west i think it was naheed nenshi and they had carla beck and i can't remember

00:18:27.100 the other premier but basically it was the premiers and all the the the lady from uh ontario i i'm sorry

00:18:35.340 her name escapes me right now but but the whole idea of the talk was the premiers in waiting

00:18:43.420 um they don't get to make that call voters get to make that call and i think that part of that

00:18:50.700 becomes a bit of an arrogance play that we can just call ourselves whatever we want

00:18:56.380 but the reality is we'll decide if they're the premiers in waiting not them

00:19:01.740 right and the only way that we're going to be able to get them right is if they don't have wacky 0.99

00:19:08.700 ideas if they're not stupid like you're watching this in the states play out and the left 1.00

00:19:15.820 have they've got they just cornered the the market on stupid ideas and they're not even reasonable 1.00

00:19:23.660 anymore right and and and this is a lot of what the ndp is in in canada well let's nationalize energy 0.99

00:19:32.220 you know let's let's forget about the nuclear reactors you know because that's the best thing for

00:19:36.780 the climate but evidently it's not only when it's not so yeah i i know you know the ideas of the ndp are

00:19:43.500 lost they're they're in the past well and you know like it's their mindset is oh let's let's try it

00:19:53.660 this time we'll get it right this time and it's like venezuela nationalized their oil and gas sector

00:19:59.500 they're eating the zoo animals there now despite having enormous oil wells because

00:20:06.140 who's going to go work there is eso going to go work there exxon um imperial oil they're not going

00:20:12.060 to go work chevron they're not going to go work there and then just have the state come along and

00:20:16.220 seize their drilling rig like it's it's insane and by the way uh we don't have to be very hard of

00:20:22.700 remembering to know what happened when the government nationalized the trans mountain pipeline

00:20:29.340 which had been a pipeline that had been in operation since the korean war the expansion was

00:20:36.620 supposed to happen in the existing easement of the pipeline they just had to build it and the

00:20:41.180 government had to enforce the law and get it done and instead it goes from like a five to seven

00:20:47.420 billion dollar project to a 30 billion dollar project way overdue way over budget that's what

00:20:53.980 happens when the government gets its mitt into the oil and gas sector and at least i think you misspoke

00:20:59.100 when you said the national energy board the national energy board was the good thing the nerb that was

00:21:04.860 the technical review process oh wait they were they were the scientific ones thank you yes you're talking

00:21:11.900 about the national energy program which is written on the heart of everybody in alberta who's

00:21:17.260 my thank you national energy program yes yes the national energy review board was like we didn't

00:21:23.980 have to go ask the local feminist uh basket weaver how the pipeline made her feel before we built the 1.00

00:21:30.540 pipeline we just were like yeah it checks a lot of these boxes we've got security measures in place

00:21:35.180 we've got uh we've got we're going to give some jobs to the indigenous people let's get her done and 1.00

00:21:40.300 that's how we used to build pipelines in this country now it's like somebody um worries about

00:21:46.460 things that don't exist like it it we have to do the gender-based analysis plus on any major

00:21:52.540 oil and gas or really any any major project in this country and it is bizarre because you have to

00:21:58.380 get permission from the local voices of no who will never give you permission good luck saskatchewan

00:22:05.980 yeah i don't i don't understand the gender i don't understand the gender-based analysis because 0.62

00:22:14.060 that's because you're the only thing that's useful for is to kill the project

00:22:19.660 that's the only thing that's useful for is to kill the project yep that's right that's right so basically 0.94

00:22:25.740 if it doesn't if you they've put all of these these booby booby traps all over the place

00:22:32.940 we're basically saying you know what if we decide politically this isn't viable or good for us

00:22:39.340 then we'll just use one of these poison pills to kill the project and it can whether it be the

00:22:45.100 gender thing or the indigenous engagement thing or whether it be any other thing that you've got

00:22:50.300 you know uh net zero climate all of the climate requirements and carbon requirements and all that

00:22:59.900 is basically ways to basically strangle and and and the and the the idea that basically we'll kill it

00:23:07.660 we'll nationalize these you know evidently we're going to take them by force because if you don't

00:23:13.900 want to be nationalized you just leave or you're being taken by force so this is i guess where the

00:23:19.260 discussion marshals come in because evidently they're going to have to do the dirty work um 1.00

00:23:24.220 but this is this is insane right and then the whole thing

00:23:30.140 we we we they they're trying so hard to be progressive that they're they're in they're doing

00:23:37.420 exactly the opposite none of these ideas are quote-unquote progressive they're all regressive

00:23:44.780 they're to a worse time in our history so uh it's just it's it's it's it's too bad that we didn't have

00:23:54.460 a good opposition to the saskatchewan party to hold them accountable because how do you hold

00:24:00.540 a party accountable to people that are crazy right it can't be done right so maybe if maybe the saskatchewan

00:24:07.660 saskatchewan party had a good opposition maybe they would be a little more forceful on things like

00:24:14.540 the the school the pronouns policy or the the school policy i think you know they'd be more forceful on

00:24:20.380 that but the reality they don't have to be because the the opposition is so bad right exactly this this

00:24:28.220 is why this is why the current sask party is a one-trick pony as it pertains to economic policies the

00:24:35.500 sask party right now is super super proud of their economic policy yes saskatchewan is one of

00:24:40.780 the most affordable places to live in canada yes saskatchewan has a lot you know coming up to bat

00:24:46.140 saskatchewan has a lot of potential in this world we've got all the uranium we've got all the potash we

00:24:50.780 got all the gas we've got all of the egg we've got a lot of things going for us but on the flip side of

00:24:56.060 that it lets the sask party ignore the social parts of conservatism that are so so important and while

00:25:02.380 we've been singularly focused on the economy a lot of other things have gone absolutely sideways and

00:25:10.220 so uh sask party convention is coming up uh november 7th and 8th i believe in saskatoon we will all be

00:25:17.260 there and just really looking forward to to the like maybe charting a different path for the party

00:25:24.300 we'll see well and that's why it was sorry to interrupt albert was a little bit different

00:25:32.220 right because our opposition party for a long time was a conservative opposing a conservative

00:25:38.380 right so keeping dragging that party to the right as opposed to dragging it to the left um you know it

00:25:46.220 still got us the ndp in the end because of the vote split but it was an interesting thing where you were

00:25:51.820 making you you could see that there was this counterweight to the forces of the world that

00:25:57.500 worked to pull every political party to the center and to the left be it the opposition the culture

00:26:03.740 the media they worked to drag every every party to the left and beyond we at least had a counterbalance 0.92

00:26:11.260 to that in alberta and you you don't have that right now um i think it has to come from perhaps within

00:26:17.980 the sask party and we will see some of that at the saskatchewan party convention i'm sure

00:26:24.780 yeah it has to come from within the party because right now um you know i i think basically they're

00:26:30.220 going to do a leadership review which they have to do and the thing is mo is going to get and this

00:26:34.140 actually came from a um a previous cabinet minister who i managed to run into this morning

00:26:39.100 and he'll get he'll get 80 85 support basically there will be people that are unhappy with him

00:26:43.900 you know i'd be surprised if it's less than 80 uh because typically those these things are our love

00:26:49.260 ends um and scott from from a economic perspective as you say has done a pretty good job from a social

00:26:58.060 perspective i think they've dropped the ball they got basically cold feet on some of these issues

00:27:02.060 which basically are cultural issues that really do shape what the electorate is thinking

00:27:07.580 because as long as you've got fairly inexpensive gas and the lights go on and your heat's on

00:27:14.860 then ultimately what else have you got well you've got cultural issues

00:27:18.540 and yeah that's right right and if you don't and if you don't manage to deal with the cultural issues

00:27:25.020 those are things you can lose on right because that's exactly right yeah i i don't think if the

00:27:33.500 ndp get elected they're also the lights won't turn on anymore and the heat will be on but the thing is

00:27:38.380 it's going to change the way we feel about our province and feel about the culture of our province

00:27:43.580 you know and and that's a culture that's worth defending it's a saskatchewan culture is worth

00:27:50.300 defending especially as it pertains to the sask party listen when we've got the sask party and crazy

00:27:56.460 lacy lacy weeks and the ndp all on the same page as it pertains to boys in girls washrooms that's

00:28:04.140 problematic that's real problematic we need some daylight between sask party base and the ndp and

00:28:12.380 their policies as it pertains to culture issues and we need it right now we're on november 7th and 8th

00:28:19.100 whatever is more convenient saskatchewan yeah guys i uh i hate to wrap it up we've only been going at

00:28:27.740 this for about 26 minutes it was a little longer last time i got a lot of great feedback but i am on

00:28:33.340 ostrich watch right now and i know michael also has a baseball game watch to watch yes but uh you know i

00:28:41.500 i get to spend time with at least two days a week uh live on air um guys thanks so much for explaining to

00:28:48.140 us what's happening in the so-called saskatchewan party civil war according to the ndp and the media

00:28:53.820 um and uh well at least i mean i'll talk to you what moments for now mike we'll have you back on again

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00:30:05.100 it's bruce from radway outboard and he writes hi sheila i enjoyed your show this evening even the

00:30:10.460 cringy video of students berating francis widowson was good to see yeah i think it is good to see

00:30:16.300 uh how the other side is how they think and how poorly behaved they are it confirms that leftists are

00:30:21.820 generally churlish churlish excuse me and childish and because students don't own land and houses

00:30:28.220 they figure those who do must give them free lodging and money that's the impression i get anyway

00:30:33.660 are universities federally funded in canada maybe it's time to defund those which encourage violent

00:30:38.940 leftism sincerely bruce with delta being a pest okay i'm gonna be scenic i miss my cat trigger um but i don't

00:30:48.620 think that institutions which fail to uphold the charter of rights and freedoms in canada should

00:30:55.340 get any federal money but this is carnies canada and apparently those appear to be the only places

00:31:02.300 that are funded you know like we've seen how the uh lgbtq plus ai pp something or other organizations are

00:31:12.700 funded and it is directly to attack people who have traditional christian values you know christians

00:31:22.220 are painted as hate groups in this country for you know doing real charitable work but

00:31:29.740 maybe one day we'll get a rather better government and things will change on that depressing note i have

00:31:35.340 to get back to ostrich work uh thanks so much for tuning in thank you for bearing with me as i try to

00:31:40.780 slap together a show while i'm on the road but these are my obligations to you my beloved viewers um

00:31:47.900 i'll try to see you back in the same place in the same time next week i can't

00:31:53.020 guarantee the place but definitely the time and as always don't let the government tell you that you had

00:31:58.540 to say thank you many months

00:32:12.300 you

Rebel News Podcast - October 09, 2025

SHEILA GUNN REID ｜ Saskatchewan’s NDP Goes Full Venezuela： Nationalize Oil, Kill Energy Jobs, and Ban Nuclear Progress

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