Rebel News Podcast - SHEILA GUNN REID ｜ The Left tried to cancel Sean Feucht's Saskatoon concert

00:00:00.200 Saskatchewan just posted a deficit after promising a surplus and Scott Moe is headed to China

00:00:06.140 to fight back against canola tariffs. I'm Sheila Gunn-Reed and you're watching The Gunn Show.

00:00:10.940 Okay I'm gonna cut right to the chase. I'm gonna try something a little bit new today. I thought

00:00:34.660 there's a lot of news happening in Saskatchewan and I talk a lot about Alberta or things that touch

00:00:40.440 on Alberta on The Gunn Show but I realize that Alberta is not the only place on the prairies

00:00:45.640 where news happens. We just happen to do the news a little bit bigger with a little bit more swagger

00:00:51.340 but our friends in Saskatchewan are just as conservative as us and they are facing so many

00:00:56.780 of the exact same issues as we are here in Alberta. We are a united west so I thought why don't I make

00:01:04.940 a show every few weeks maybe a month that's Saskatchewan centric and maybe going forward

00:01:12.400 I'll bring in some Manitoba issues because Wob Canoe is the NDP premier there and someone should

00:01:18.560 be holding him to account from the right and I think maybe that someone should be me I guess I

00:01:26.020 just I guess I just give myself a little bit more work but moreover to the point of the show I thought

00:01:30.360 oh I know some people in Saskatchewan my best friend lives there and she's a regular contributor

00:01:35.040 to Rebel News and we also have a friend Michael Kuros who used to be on the radio in Saskatchewan

00:01:40.880 as a conservative commenter and I thought let's convene a panel I am calling the Saskatchewan

00:01:48.640 Soapbox. So this is the interview that I recorded with them yesterday. Take a listen and let me know.

00:01:56.000 Here it is.

00:02:03.000 Now in a panel that I think we are tentatively workshopping focus grouping to be called the

00:02:13.380 Saskatchewan Soapbox is our Tuesday Wednesday Revel News live stream co-host Elise Merle my real life

00:02:22.020 best friend from Regina Saskatchewan and a regular contributor I hope to the Wednesday Buffalo

00:02:29.120 panel we call it Western Wednesdays on the live stream Michael Kuros who is a political commentator

00:02:36.080 man about town in Saskatchewan. Michael thanks for joining us both of you guys this show as I said

00:02:44.060 it's the Saskatchewan Soapbox so we're going to focus on Saskatchewan issues I talk about Alberta

00:02:48.120 issues all the time but there is not one prairie province I don't want to be like the people in

00:02:54.420 Toronto thinking that Alberta is the center of the prairie universe. Thank you. Thank you for that.

00:03:01.100 So I thought I would get right into it and also I'm learning technology on the fly as so many of us

00:03:07.040 are today. I'll start by sharing my screen. First thing I wanted to talk about Saskatchewan's budget

00:03:14.440 taking a big hit so they anticipated a 12 million dollar surplus and it is now a 349 million dollar

00:03:25.300 deficit and if you dig down into this it says the province is tying the reversal to a 172 million

00:03:34.520 dollar drop in revenues most of it from its crown agency Saskatchewan power because not only um did they

00:03:41.500 not did they remove the federal carbon tax but they also removed the industrial carbon levy from Sask

00:03:49.720 power and other heavy emitters. Now for me I think this is actually a good reason to be in deficit

00:03:55.480 but at the same time also you they should have cut the spending knowing full well this money wouldn't be

00:04:01.380 flowing in and it also shows that these so-called carbon levies are just a big dump of money into the

00:04:09.500 government coffers it doesn't actually go anywhere except for the government to spend on other things

00:04:14.180 it is just a tax it doesn't save the environment. Michael I'll go to you first. You know it's an odd

00:04:21.860 thing you know obviously I'd like to see a balanced budget because I think that's the right way to run

00:04:25.000 a province. There are going to be years that it's going to be in deficit there are going to be years

00:04:29.860 there can be a surplus right. What annoys me more than anything else about the opposition is

00:04:34.860 ultimately when you balance the budget they refer to it as an austerity budget meaning there's no new

00:04:41.260 money for programming that sort of thing and when you make a surplus they basically say well the

00:04:45.700 surplus isn't large enough because ultimately we could have done better like it's it's an annoying

00:04:50.500 thing. One deficit does not bother me. Now one of the things that has not been mentioned in this

00:04:57.060 report is what is our population increase been over the last little while and how much has the new

00:05:02.940 population used our social services our our health care etc. our services that are contributing to

00:05:13.020 this deficit because that's nowhere to be seen. There is the the the carbon tax I get that but I think

00:05:20.100 the reporting needs to be a little better than what we what we're seeing here.

00:05:24.400 Well I think I think it's real important to talk about it is it is one of the founding principles

00:05:30.440 of our SASC party to have uh to have smaller government and to never be in the hole really

00:05:38.400 that is the goal of the SASC party and according to the Fraser Institute under Premier Scott Moe

00:05:44.320 21 2021 2022 and 2023 have been the three highest years for per person spending on record this is

00:05:51.900 inflation adjusted even if COVID related spending is excluded. So we are spending a great deal of

00:06:00.440 money in Saskatchewan that we don't quite have and and as a conservative as both a social and a fiscal

00:06:07.640 conservative um too many of these in a row is a real area of concern for me. And let me just pop in here

00:06:14.500 as someone who has lived with a conservative party dribbling towards the center and then all of a sudden

00:06:20.240 they don't make the NDPs they make the NDP seem all that not crazy because there's not a lot of daylight

00:06:26.240 in between them and fiscal issues that's how you end up with an NDP government for a while. That's

00:06:31.520 what happened under the Redford Tories here in Alberta. You know we had a balanced budget under

00:06:36.200 Ralph Klein and we were really proud of that. We had a law preventing deficit spending and then

00:06:41.700 uh the Redford Tories repealed it and then they spent like crazy and then that whole idea of fiscal

00:06:49.280 conservatism wasn't even the thing that the conservatives held. So the NDP their spending uh

00:06:55.200 proposals didn't seem all that far off the conservatives and and and and that is problematic.

00:07:02.320 And that is a real danger for the government of Saskatchewan and the reigning Saskatchewan party.

00:07:07.760 They saw incredible losses to the NDP during this last uh provincial election and if they continue on this

00:07:16.080 path where there is no daylight between Sask party and the NDP and there isn't in so many areas right

00:07:21.680 um whether it is nuclear development Sask party and NDP are on the same page whether it's education

00:07:28.560 it's like Sask party and and if you're on the same page um health care policy NDP and and Sask party are

00:07:35.760 on the same page if the Sask party doesn't make moves right now to put some daylight between them and

00:07:41.680 the NDP we could see an NDP government in 2028 like god forbid god like obviously that would be

00:07:48.960 a worst case scenario but that is absolutely a risk given the current state of affairs in Saskatchewan.

00:07:56.080 One of the hardest things I think in politics would be particularly in Saskatchewan and Alberta

00:08:00.960 is this this government was elected November 7th 2007. Yeah right they have been in power for

00:08:08.640 almost 18 years and one of the toughest things I think with any political party is actually

00:08:14.240 renewal while you're in power sure because all government and I can't remember the person who

00:08:20.000 said this but all governments that are not conservative eventually start shifting towards the left

00:08:26.320 right and we're seeing it more and more we're seeing it more in um you see it in cities particularly

00:08:34.160 um it's not that the the sass party has gone full-blown center left that sort of thing

00:08:40.560 but in terms of the bureaucracy and sort of the insular nature of the they're really they're closing

00:08:48.320 ranks and it doesn't seem like they're taking a lot of advice or uh they're not really listening to

00:08:54.560 their friends and members they're just kind of doing things saying you there's a bit of a paternalistic

00:08:59.840 um attitude right now going on and it's it's not really helpful and the thing is i'm a long time

00:09:06.080 sass party supporter i'm going to continue supporting them but i see what's happening and i see the

00:09:11.440 constant erosion towards the left and if they don't pull themselves out it's it's up to them to pull

00:09:18.800 themselves out nothing else if they don't we will eventually see another ndp government here yeah yes

00:09:25.440 i think that's why it is incumbent on conservatives to offer their conservative parties honest criticism

00:09:32.560 as you rightly point out all the forces of the universe are pulling them to the center and then

00:09:38.800 the culture the bureaucracy uh the public service the media they're all going to drag them towards the

00:09:46.000 middle and then across the middle and so there needs to be something to the right dragging them back

00:09:51.520 to the other side and i think that's sort of my role and your role everybody's role in all of this

00:09:56.160 either as conservative journalists or as conservative activists that's where we are we're supposed to

00:10:01.520 keep them honest yeah we bring it sorry go ahead go ahead michael we give them permission we give them

00:10:08.000 social permission to to say to support policy that is going to be wildly popular to conservatives we give

00:10:15.840 them the permission to do and so in this moment we're just giving the government of saskatchewan

00:10:21.280 permission to do because because michael i'm so happy you sort of mentioned the break i call it

00:10:27.360 i call it being a they're being a or i describe it like they're being a break in the feedback loop

00:10:33.760 with the government with the with sask party in the government of saskatchewan right now whereas we see

00:10:39.280 next door uh premier uh the premier of alberta danielle smith holding uh alberta next panels with

00:10:48.240 hundreds of albertans in every room hearing every single one of them and this is something that uh

00:10:54.560 that the sask party is not only not doing um but they are but they are so insular so insular in the

00:11:03.040 advice they're getting they're sort of missing the boat as it pertains to conservative conservatism in

00:11:09.280 saskatchewan so it would be great if they blew open those doors to having conversations again

00:11:14.960 about uh determining the the next steps for saskatchewan and for really empowering the people

00:11:20.800 of saskatchewan to have those conversations with the government again yeah yeah i couldn't i couldn't

00:11:26.080 agree more um one of the problems that they have is uh or it seems to me is there's two parts to the

00:11:34.720 advice game there's giving the advice and then there's actually taking the advice now of course

00:11:40.160 as a layman it's i don't know all the inner workings of the government so they could be

00:11:44.240 doing something that i'm not aware of there might be information that i'm sure there's always this yeah

00:11:49.600 but one of the suggestions i gave the party uh last year or two years ago before the last election i

00:11:57.360 said when you've got mlas that are driving to their home constituencies which could be sometimes hours

00:12:03.040 away from regina oh sure pick up your membership list dial everybody on that membership list and ask

00:12:10.080 them one simple question how are you doing not how are we doing not what do you need it's like how are you

00:12:17.280 doing right and that would be voter outreach now the thing is my suggestion was never taken up for

00:12:22.320 some reason but the reality is it seems as though many sas party supporters have become tired of the

00:12:29.200 government because it seems the the only time they get a call from them is when they're actually asking

00:12:34.560 for money or donation i was just gonna be like i was rubbing my fingers under the desk i was like that's

00:12:40.560 that's that's exactly right and what you heard what you're describing there mikey is a very rob

00:12:45.760 rob ford move rob ford gave his phone number to absolutely everybody and spent every waking

00:12:52.000 moment where he wasn't like in person politicking on the phone with his constituents it didn't like

00:12:57.520 it didn't matter to rob if if why you were calling was you needed a garbage can okay rob wanted to hear

00:13:04.960 from you and actively engage actually rob ford and danielle smith have a have a lot in common in that regard

00:13:13.680 and um and i don't i don't think that there would be any person on a membership list that wouldn't be

00:13:20.560 happy to hear from their elected representatives at this point it would just be so good it would

00:13:24.480 just be such a good idea it's but it's such an easy thing to do and i and i really truly hope that the

00:13:29.520 sas party that maybe doesn't get annoyed with us but but maybe does get annoyed with us because what

00:13:34.880 we're trying to do is we're trying to say hey listen we see this thing going down we see where this path

00:13:39.360 ends and this path ends without you being elected well and that's that's the crazy thing right is

00:13:45.280 that is that the sask the sask party right now needs to be listening to its base absolutely doing the

00:13:52.400 things that its base tells them to do or else or else we will be walking four years i could you i'm

00:13:59.680 sorry it's the poster is for me to even think about but could you imagine having premier carla beck

00:14:06.400 oh i mean i'll be i'll be in alberta so fast i mean i will just there will just be no dust no dust

00:14:12.400 on my shoes i'd be gone so fast but that's that's what we're that's what we're being faced with and

00:14:18.160 we and and we as a conservative base have to make sure that that doesn't happen by directing the sask

00:14:24.320 party in the right direction at this exact moment in time we can direct them but they need to listen

00:14:28.480 they need to be able to do that sort of thing and and right now things are going against them

00:14:33.200 particularly this may become the only conservative voice for saskatchewan politics in the entire

00:14:40.640 province because they don't have to go anymore that that's gone that that that is absolutely gone

00:14:48.080 so i had it's it's it's this it's this mediocre sort of non-thinking radio show that they have

00:14:55.840 now that actually i i don't quite get right but it's like okay well if i want my mind full of

00:15:02.000 mush i can just tune it in here i guess but the reality is it doesn't make you think it doesn't

00:15:05.920 make you there's no real values there that are being expressed right one way or the other left

00:15:11.680 or right there's no real values being expressed so the sas party i think have really really taken a

00:15:16.880 hit because the thing is i think their media has not is not helping them right now yeah the media

00:15:22.320 saskatchewan's media presences compared to comparatively to other places is is very very weak but we have

00:15:28.880 absolutely no conservatives doing we have no conservatives doing a mainstream show and we're

00:15:34.320 you know we're just thinking about maybe changing that maybe a little bit yeah we should change it

00:15:38.720 because it needs to be done you know you've got you've got the brainiacs at chorus basically saying

00:15:43.200 well you know what we should be just a little bit to the right of the cbc and you know you take a look

00:15:47.680 at the course stock price how how does that help them like come on give me a break yeah okay let's jump

00:15:54.160 into the next one because uh we i have five topics and i hope we can get to all of them okay one is

00:16:00.720 ndp all of a sudden being fiscal hawks is in saskatchewan now they say um so the you know according

00:16:11.200 to my read of it on the outside looking in this is the sas party is saying yeah we missed the mark on

00:16:16.400 our budget because we made saskatchewan carbon tax rate including the industrial levy to make life more

00:16:23.520 affordable for um saskies and uh the ndp now cast doubt on the claim that saskatchewan is carbon tax

00:16:32.400 free um they say it's pure fantasy um the ndp played a video in which premier scott mode declared

00:16:39.600 saskatchewan carbon tax free a free province then young zeroed in on the line item for output output

00:16:46.880 based performance standards that's a provincial carbon tax in the update and it was listed as

00:16:52.560 being nearly a half a billion dollars so explain this to us because um i was reliably informed by

00:17:02.960 scott lowe that saskatchewan is carbon tax free and uh i i don't understand why the ndp are suddenly annoyed

00:17:11.840 that that might be the case but uh i i can't tell do they want a carbon tax do they not want a carbon

00:17:19.280 tax or are they only trying to call scott lowe a liar i haven't quite figured this out

00:17:25.120 well it looks like it looks like they're claiming that it looks like the saskatchewan ndp is claiming

00:17:31.200 uh that saskatchewan has a provincial carbon tax that is still being levied against the people of

00:17:37.440 saskatchewan so it wasn't enough that we just got rid of the federal carbon tax but we must get

00:17:42.480 rid of the provincial carbon tax too and if we do have a provincial carbon tax if we do

00:17:47.920 michael has michael is saying no michael shakes his head no already the ndp of absolutely no standing

00:17:54.000 when it comes to the carbon tax issue absolutely no standing now all of a sudden they're upset

00:17:59.600 there's a carbon tax when they were for it but they realized it wasn't a winning election issue then

00:18:04.640 they go against it and now they're basically capped in carbon tax this is crazy right you

00:18:09.440 know what i'm not sure what the accounting is the thing is there is carbon tax in saskatchewan we can't

00:18:14.160 get away with it basically it is there now how it gets reported is is above my pay grade but the

00:18:20.960 reality but the reality that the ndp are actually blowing the whistle on this supporting like all

00:18:25.680 of a sudden they're the the ndp the no carbon tax party are you kidding me they've got me standing on

00:18:31.120 this they they're using this as a political cudgel and that's all they're doing because if they had

00:18:36.960 their druthers if they could convince the majority of people in saskatchewan to have a carbon tax they'd

00:18:42.480 be right into that because that's what they are at their very very core so don't you know so cry me

00:18:48.720 a river ndp that you guys are actually complaining about the fact that there's a carbon tax saskatchewan

00:18:53.840 when it's something they promoted all along yeah so that makes me crazy me too i don't know what

00:19:02.400 they're angry about are they angry about that there's still a carbon tax if there is if they're

00:19:07.520 angry they're not in power that's what they're angry about and haven't been for quite some time

00:19:15.280 that's that's some that's some compounding lefty rage coming out of the coming out of the saskatchewan

00:19:24.080 ndp but any any time i see elena young like saskatchewan ndp mla elena young my i just get this

00:19:31.680 whole like body cringe you know what i was just like oh here it comes oh here it comes like she

00:19:36.800 should come in on the music that the wicked witch of the east also came in on you know what i mean

00:19:42.480 because that's going to be the level that's going to be the level of commentary out of her but anyway

00:19:47.440 in any case a swing and a miss by the saskatchewan ndp yeah okay next one this is one that michael already

00:19:55.040 talked about a little bit and you know when we were talking about the deficit in saskatchewan and he

00:20:02.160 pointed out well what the heck how many uh how much is the population growth and it says saskatchewan

00:20:07.760 accepting more immigrants but nominations remain well below past levels it sounds like cbc is

00:20:13.920 disappointed that the federal government isn't helping to fill up every square inch of saskatchewan

00:20:19.600 with people provinces nominee program rises to 400 for sorry 4761 spots after ottawa approves more

00:20:30.560 allocations so it's an addition it's up a full 25 from the year before um and uh i'm not quite sure

00:20:40.960 it says 25 of the new nominations will go towards jobs in trucking accommodations food services and

00:20:49.840 retail trade healthcare agriculture and skilled trades will continue to get priority processing as

00:20:55.120 the province tries to address labor shortages in critical sectors i refuse to believe that the

00:20:59.440 province has a labor shortage um it might have a inward migration shortage you these are people

00:21:05.760 unemployed in other provinces that could easily come to saskatchewan to enjoy the good life

00:21:10.160 um and the like accommodations food services and retail trade those are kids jobs we don't need

00:21:16.080 temporary foreign workers for that as a matter of fact it's so bad in other provinces that basically

00:21:22.160 there are entire segments of that young generation that are not getting jobs because temporary foreign

00:21:26.960 workers are taking those jobs and the thing is it's quite bad here and and i've got to i've got to be

00:21:32.800 tell i i am concerned about the aspect of temporary foreign workers actually sitting behind the wheels of the

00:21:39.680 bit of the big rigs it really concerns me because i there are plenty of stories out of ontario where the

00:21:47.040 training schools are not there one day training schools and you get people behind these big rigs and it is

00:21:53.200 becoming increasingly dangerous oh and nobody knows this more than saskatchewan specifically the town of

00:22:00.320 humboldt that's actually that is michael's hometown she looked on me nobody nobody learned that lesson

00:22:09.920 harder than than the people of saskatchewan we we already know that but but to be completely honest

00:22:16.480 our schools are absolutely stuffed with kids absolutely stuffed with kids we're talking 60

00:22:24.160 kids in a classroom 60 kids in a singular classroom our uh our critical health care um um infrastructure

00:22:34.640 is bowing under the pressure of all because all of those all of those all of the people that come to

00:22:40.240 canada on a temporary foreign worker visa get access to our health care right and so even that even that

00:22:46.560 amount i look at that and i go where are we going to put 5 000 new people where where are they where are

00:22:53.120 they going to go at this point it's time to really reevaluate the entire thing and also like when we see

00:23:01.040 those intermittently in saskatchewan you'll see an announcement that we've hit a new population high

00:23:07.040 like you know it happened at one million but every hundred thousand or fifty thousand after one

00:23:12.240 million we do it too it's like we reach 1.1 we reach 1.3 well can we stop bragging about that like

00:23:19.520 that's not necessarily a great thing considering all of our public services are being stressed by those

00:23:25.280 additional people so and and the thing is one of the things that the ndp did is they actually did a survey

00:23:30.560 um because they managed decline very very well they asked how many people would have to live

00:23:38.960 into saskatchewan and then we could still run it i think the number they came up with is seven or

00:23:43.200 eight hundred thousand people now that role was the one who came up with the idea of we need population

00:23:49.280 but basically it was in migration from other parts of canada because it's a great place to be here

00:23:55.360 now i can i can speak to the immigrant thing i'm the son of immigrants my parents came here as

00:24:00.480 immigrants i grew up in an immigrant family that's what i came here but it wasn't wholesale we'll just

00:24:07.520 bring half a million people in here we'll just put them you know hit their dinner the hit their dinner

00:24:11.920 wherever we want to put them it's it's it's just the reason why the liberals are doing this there's only

00:24:19.600 one reason if you took the immigration out and compared the gdp numbers to the population that

00:24:27.840 would be here we would be in such negative territory it would be devastating to the economy

00:24:34.880 right now if you can bring a bunch of consumers into the country you can still make those gdp numbers

00:24:40.880 look semi-okay that's what they need to bring the consumers into the country if they stop migration

00:24:47.920 the real gdp numbers because they stopped oil and gas exploration they stopped pipelines they stopped

00:24:54.400 all of these industries and and ultimately they've tried to replace it by consumerism

00:25:00.320 what we'd be in real trouble here once once the rating agencies took a look at it they say

00:25:05.040 this is nothing but junk bot status here so i i'm for immigration but i'm not at the numbers they're

00:25:13.040 bringing in because when when i was on the healthcare region when i was on the board at that time uh

00:25:19.840 immigration levels were far far lower than they are now and and we are still over overburdened on our

00:25:26.400 system now you add another 100 200 000 people to the roles in saskatchewan it's going to be absolutely

00:25:33.440 devastating oh and by the way when i was in the health region the first the first meeting i had

00:25:37.920 basically after the first sort of session we had i was asked by the board chair what do you what do

00:25:43.200 you think after being on the board for three months and i said i sure certainly don't want to get sick

00:25:47.200 in this system i saw how bad it was that's telling hey it is telling it's absolutely scary so so i i and

00:25:56.800 the crazy thing is it's been it's been bad for a very long time i can i can recall being pregnant with

00:26:04.800 my now 12 12 year old so this would have been 13 years ago and coming down with like very newly

00:26:10.080 pregnant okay it was still a big secret nobody knew that that i was expecting um but came down with just

00:26:16.480 a vicious vicious stomach issue and had to spend and oh and also i was nursing i was nursing a baby

00:26:23.680 and pregnant and viciously ill and was in a in a hallway with people that were huffing pepsi bottles

00:26:31.040 right like literally right next to me and i remember checking myself out of the hospital

00:26:36.240 because i was so horrified like after 40 hours i also had a bag of iv liquids and i was feeling

00:26:41.920 better but i was so horrified i took my iv out of my own arm and just left like i just i just left the

00:26:47.920 hospital and i was on john gormley's show okay the next day he wanted to hear about this hallway medicine

00:26:55.200 it was called hallway medicine at the time so for at least 13 years and now for 400 000 extra people

00:27:02.240 that's still just the level of care that's been maintained and yet and yet we shovel

00:27:09.120 like wheelbarrows full of money at the health care system for no change in it whatsoever none none so

00:27:15.600 anyway all of this to say all of our all of our infrastructure is being stretched and it's not

00:27:21.040 good it's not good and the thing is this has not been thought out and the whole idea behind this

00:27:25.760 is there's been absolutely no thought behind behind this right unless unless they're trying to collapse

00:27:30.880 the system which they may well be right uh there's no thought behind any of this immigration it's the

00:27:37.040 numbers are too large for any country to handle it and i don't care where they come from i don't care

00:27:41.200 if they come from india or from turbanic stand i don't care but the reality is it's too much

00:27:45.520 for any civilization of people i care this level i care well i care okay i care where they're from

00:27:51.760 i care about cultural compatibility and language compatibility okay and i don't want the rainbow

00:28:00.320 railroad from the united states coming straight into saskatchewan i'm just gonna say that okay with

00:28:05.520 chapel rowan with chapel rowan and her song that mentions saskatchewan that makes it all popular in the

00:28:10.880 lgbtq groups um i don't i don't want that for saskatchewan because here's the thing we are

00:28:17.200 culturally incompatible so i will just leave it at that you know you know about this chapel room thing

00:28:23.040 i just gotta mention this even though it's not on topic yeah sorry you mentioned the word saskatchewan

00:28:27.520 is because it rhymed not because it was a great place to be is because it rhymed in her song

00:28:31.600 it's like and we're like yay you know these are the same people to go to a rock concert and the guy looks

00:28:36.320 in the back of the guitar and there's a piece of paper tape to it said where are you tonight

00:28:40.720 saskatoon how are you guys doing saskatoon yay like come on are we that stupid of a population

00:28:49.280 she mentions in a song oh look people notice us like we're way better than that like we are way

00:28:56.240 better than that thank you mikey we are way better than that well are we going to talk about sean

00:29:01.840 for you by the way yeah we can in a second uh i want to talk about this oh first this oh this is

00:29:08.160 interesting look at this sheila gun reid so uh premier scott moe is headed to china to talk about canola

00:29:16.160 which is uh the job of the foreign affairs minister of the entire country which i think is doug

00:29:23.600 ford the way he won't shut up about donald trump um but this is a job for uh our trade minister our

00:29:33.360 foreign affairs minister but thank goodness premier scott moe is taking this on his own i'm sure he's

00:29:39.440 going to go there with well wishes and strong backing of his friends in alberta but i'm happy to see this

00:29:45.680 considering this is an industry that is larger than the steel industry yeah and uh the federal government

00:29:52.960 is willing to burn down the economy to save the steel industry industry so i'm happy to see that

00:29:57.440 uh at least this is getting the uh seriousness that it deserves from scott moe yeah i'm happy to see scott

00:30:05.200 moe taking our advice when we said on on the revel live stream that he should absolutely go to china

00:30:12.240 and figure this out because the federal government was crapping the bed at such a rate that it was it was

00:30:18.400 never going to get fixed if we just left it in the hands of the federal government and to be

00:30:22.080 completely honest i don't want to be dealing with it i'm worried i'm embarrassed that's exactly it and

00:30:28.960 so we yeah we sort of gave scott moe permission on our show to like go to china get this dealt with

00:30:34.960 um and hopefully he he can find some resolution to this problem okay this china problem somewhat of an

00:30:42.560 unreliable un excuse me unreliable trade partner for the last 40 years 40 years or so um but

00:30:52.000 god knows that the federal government is not going to do it and somebody had to step in and

00:30:55.440 i'm happy that it's scott moe well the prime minister right now is busy in poland and the

00:30:59.520 ukraine where he's actually talking about giving them troops if a peace deal is reached i think he's

00:31:04.720 going to latvia meanwhile the u.s is sitting there going hey what about us like do you guys want to

00:31:10.000 talk with us or not but he's not doing anything with china i honestly believe that mark carney either

00:31:15.520 wants to see a destruction of the west or basically and this is a better this is a i think a better idea

00:31:22.720 i really don't think he knows what he's doing i think quite frankly he's so ineffectual everybody

00:31:28.720 talked about this is a negotiator the bank of canada the bank of england and the reality is i don't know

00:31:34.800 if the guy is an effective negotiator i don't know if he tells what he's doing i think we've got this

00:31:40.240 the u.s question it's still hanging out there he claims it's the best deal in the world which is rbs

00:31:48.320 and then basically we've got this thing with china and it takes a provincial premier to go to china

00:31:54.000 why isn't carney on that trip right but he's making deals in poland yeah like poland great great

00:32:02.240 great country right but but not nearly as big or as important as china is to canada i i don't get

00:32:09.280 it it's just i i just i think he just doesn't know what to do right so you know he looks like

00:32:15.920 you know there's an old joke that basically uh so the the the pope was on the street on fifth street

00:32:24.000 in new york and a carnal said you know i just thought jesus walking down fifth avenue here he's

00:32:29.600 and then he says to the pope what should i do he says look like you're busy

00:32:32.640 that's mark carney look like you're busy right well i can't handle this stuff i'm in poland and

00:32:39.760 germany and and latvia and the ukraine and you know we'll get down to the u.s and deal with these

00:32:45.520 guys right i don't get it yeah what do you want me to do govern like yeah i didn't i didn't get elected

00:32:53.360 for this crap exactly all right uh one last thing on my list and then we'll get to the sean

00:33:00.240 fight stuff because i think uh despite the best efforts of the municipal leadership in saskatoon i

00:33:10.080 think it all was went off pretty well um but i like this one this is my fantasy in uh for alberta

00:33:18.720 because as you know we are coal rich here in alberta and saskatchewan is saying we're not

00:33:25.760 converting to natural gas we'll do other things with our natural gas like heat our homes and instead

00:33:32.320 they're budgeting a nearly a billion dollars to refurbish their coal plants and in alberta during

00:33:37.360 the dark days of rachel notley uh we accelerated our coal phase out despite having 800 years of

00:33:43.200 clean burning coal under our feet basically everywhere in this province um we retrofitted

00:33:48.720 to natural gas and didn't have enough time to build new gas natural gas plants to coincide with the

00:33:56.000 phase out of coal and then now in alberta one of the most energy rich places on the face of god's

00:34:02.560 green earth we have threatened rolling brownouts all the time so i'm so pleased to see that saskatchewan

00:34:08.800 is saying uh we will keep our coal for as long as we possibly can thank you very much but this is

00:34:15.440 incredible this is actually just such an incredible move for the southeast corner of our province

00:34:21.920 where coal country where coal country is but this is also this is also a pretty boss move by our

00:34:30.000 provincial government considering the federal government ordered us to stop on coal don't you

00:34:36.560 don't you dare develop your coal don't you dare mine it don't you dare market it don't you dare

00:34:40.000 it is dead in the ground as far as the federal government was concerned so that our provincial

00:34:44.880 government made assurances just now that our coal industry is not going to be put at risk

00:34:52.080 is is extraordinary for for saskatchewan and it's extraordinary for our southeast now of course we're

00:34:58.160 going to get lawsuits against this because quite frankly it doesn't fall within the jurisdiction but

00:35:02.640 the reality is this if anybody's watched landman i think billy bob thornt does a pretty good job of

00:35:08.160 explaining what happens when oil goes away right then he talks about the windmills and saying it

00:35:13.680 the windmills that are being built right now won't offset the carbon footprint it took to build them

00:35:19.440 right so coal coal is something like this this entire net zero fantasy absolute fantasy whether it be 2035 or

00:35:31.200 2050 for for politicians that are talking like this that won't be around when 2050 comes that won't be

00:35:38.880 around in many cases when 2035 comes this fantasy that the world would to stop the earth from getting

00:35:45.840 one degree warmer that ultimately we shouldn't breathe because that's carbon dioxide we should

00:35:51.680 get rid of the coal you've got coal scrubbers you've got carbon sequestration you've got everything

00:35:57.120 taken taken to make sure this is clean as possible and the fact is you can have a baseline of power

00:36:03.120 that won't freeze our citizens in the dark because in order to get nuclear up and running which

00:36:09.680 which is not even the greenies agree on you have to do the construction then the generation then the

00:36:15.200 transmission then the retrofit it will cost trillions of dollars to do all this stuff for what reason

00:36:23.600 it's a problem a hundred years in the future right this is absolute garbage this climate stuff is

00:36:30.160 garbage i i it it absolutely is garbage it's a made-up thing to transfer the wealth from the rich to the

00:36:38.320 governments where people can pick money off from the governments and have all these consulting

00:36:42.640 companies and get paid tens of millions of dollars for doing nothing this is absolutely ridiculous and i just i

00:36:51.040 i for one maybe it's because my age maybe because i got a birthday coming up that i'm not too happy

00:36:55.760 about i'm just becoming an old curmudgeon and this is unadulterated bs and that's a nice say

00:37:04.160 oh i just love mike on a tap dance like you wouldn't know from looking at mike mikey that he can go on such

00:37:11.280 extensive tap dances and yet that's just what we heard but but no mikey i agree the nets the nets the net

00:37:19.920 zero fantasy that we've been chasing so whether whether it's called net zero whether it's called

00:37:24.960 green whether it's called sustainable whether it's called renewable um all of this is baloney it's just

00:37:31.600 a big old shell game that they're pulling on us but having having acknowledged that then i think that

00:37:37.680 we need to have a real quick conversation with our um crown power company because our crown power company

00:37:45.040 okay sask power we just talked about that in the last piece um posted 178 million dollar deficit or

00:37:53.600 revenue shortfall well okay then maybe we should stop chasing these net zero pipe dreams and start

00:38:01.680 providing some value for the people of saskatchewan the people of saskatchewan do not care about the green

00:38:08.640 initiatives that sask power has latched onto and and are making us pay for to be completely honest

00:38:14.640 nor do we care about their you know their dei programs the flags the i swear to god on the

00:38:21.520 outside of the sask power building during pride season there must be 20 pride flags flying on the

00:38:28.560 side of sask power if you can show me how those pride flags benefit the people of saskatchewan give

00:38:34.800 them value for their energy costs well then i might let you have them but you know what we all know

00:38:40.000 know that they don't get back to what you're supposed to do deliver power and as cheaply as

00:38:45.680 possible and get the hell out of my life the end make sure there's no brownouts and make sure basically

00:38:50.880 everything runs as smoothly sure you know when we were kids when we turned on the light switch we knew

00:38:57.200 there was going to be light there when we turned on the gas we knew there was going to be heat there

00:39:00.720 it wasn't a problem being a kid now we've got problems as we get older the stuff's just laying in the

00:39:05.360 ground but we got problems well because it's better for us we should suffer because what's going to

00:39:09.520 happen you know what i love my grandkids i got lots of them my great great great grandkids i don't

00:39:14.400 really care about because i'll never they can have the nuclear they can have me they can take their

00:39:21.280 time on the nuclear that's right yeah yeah i might even like my great grandkids so hopefully i get to

00:39:26.240 that point but my great great great grandkids sorry kids you're on your own guess what great great

00:39:31.680 great great great grandpa said so my cares my cares are for three generations and that's it

00:39:38.880 i'll put out of three generations you're all out of caring

00:39:45.120 you just figure it out you guys got your flying cars whatever you guys are doing just do it

00:39:50.160 figure it out you and your jet packs i often i often think you know like what do the people in the

00:39:56.880 developing world think when they're like gathering up their water from a river where a course just

00:40:03.040 floats by and they're burning cow dung to cook their food over and i tell them did you know that we

00:40:10.240 have one of the world's cleanest burning deposits of coal and they said we can't use it for electricity

00:40:16.880 and now we have i have like you i flip the switch and nothing you know you know they must think we're

00:40:23.520 insane oh yeah they must think we're in i just think like i just think about the experience that

00:40:30.320 my people had arriving in saskatchewan like in in the late 1800s and the experience that they would

00:40:37.440 have had literally nothing had to dig out the side of a hill for their first winter had had that out of

00:40:44.640 of us there's one there's one and they had it's like walking uphill both ways to school right

00:40:52.720 but but i i think about their experience and my my grandmother's experience raising you know 11 and 13

00:40:59.920 children with no power i look at my existence and i think do i want to go back to that like do i really

00:41:07.840 want to go back to that the whole idea of these climate activists is okay yeah let's do that again

00:41:12.800 yeah yeah there was no power back then there was no running waters yeah let's do that again

00:41:16.640 like i just it's like what are you guys thinking like what are you thinking like it's just stone age

00:41:24.160 i remember when ezra came up when when it was uh it was um human achievement hour rather than basically

00:41:31.440 right and that just drove the left crazy it is human achievement hour so so i don't know the thing is

00:41:37.360 this is just absolutely insanity the idea the next year one out of every five cars sold in canadian

00:41:44.560 auto dealerships has to be electric nobody wants the bloody things you guys okay just

00:41:50.160 practically speaking how on earth am i going to get my family into a four passenger vehicle or a five

00:41:58.880 passenger like literally our family is bigger than any ev available on the market right now what am i there

00:42:05.200 are no 12 passenger evs what what were our families like mine supposed to do how am i going to get

00:42:11.440 my baby off the field right right we're retroactively i have less kids right go back in time give one

00:42:19.360 up for adoption just go up and just talk to them all saying who's not really keen on being there

00:42:27.040 yeah like survivor around survivor around the dinner table it's like whoever does not eat those beans

00:42:35.280 okay okay i'm gonna get an x on there yeah and then you might get shipped off to the orphanage

00:42:40.800 climate change sophie's choice

00:42:42.400 you gotta pick one okay i'm gonna pick two you guys off the house next door last topic with you yahoo's

00:42:52.320 before i run out of time and wait for a staff meeting this is this is the one that michael wanted to talk

00:42:58.560 about john flake concert in saskatoon yeah draws over a thousand and it was met with loud protests and it was

00:43:09.040 really just a gaggle of losers from the rainbow mafia showed up to shout down a bunch of christians

00:43:17.760 um and whatever you say about sean foy like look i'm not into christian rock music i i'm catholic i

00:43:23.440 complained one time about a uh intrusive percussive instrument i said i sent an email because somebody

00:43:30.720 brought a tambourine to mass in the music ministry and i was like the lord only needs our voices so i this

00:43:37.600 is not my bag but i believe in the right of people to be able to worship where they see fit as long as

00:43:45.600 they're not blocking any streets or breaking any laws and i don't think there's a place for the

00:43:49.600 municipal government to weigh in the way that they have and i'm so happy that in alberta

00:43:56.720 to go forward at the legislature they have like four or five thousand people and sean foy went into

00:44:03.280 the legislature building and said a prayer but uh good for the people of saskatoon for not bowing

00:44:09.200 to the council culture uh hecklers veto it was real close though like it was real close because

00:44:17.200 cynthia mayor cynthia block did her level best to blow the dog whistle to alert all of the activists

00:44:25.520 and it just so happened that all of those federally funded activists were at their cottages up north

00:44:32.640 okay at the time of this protest at their third or fourth uh vacation property because they make

00:44:39.120 so much money um but there wasn't that many that showed up which good for sean foy but michael i know

00:44:45.040 that you had some thoughts on mayor cynthia block yeah no you know you know when she made her announcement

00:44:50.880 and they actually shut her down by the way i thought that was absolutely hilarious um you

00:44:55.200 know i i don't think that she's vindictive enough to try to shut him down but i think she was giving

00:44:58.640 them the pathway here's how you shut it down make sure that city thinks that this is an unsafe thing

00:45:03.840 to go ahead and then make it unsafe so that it doesn't go ahead so you know i right now i i'm hoping

00:45:11.040 i'm going to start a petition to get reparations for the people that were hurt by his christian music

00:45:16.320 because there was a bunch of people i i saw some of their blue hair turning red it was amazing they

00:45:21.040 were so upset uh the most offensive part were the people holding signs basically you know they were

00:45:28.320 the ones that were the most offensive right it was they were the one you know i guess love is i guess

00:45:34.480 love is love is love unless you love jesus right unless you love unless you love the pre-born i guess

00:45:41.680 love is love it doesn't count in those cases right and the thing is to me i would have gone

00:45:46.240 i i like i'm kind of with you i'm kind of i'm an orthodox uh christian right so you're right the

00:45:51.520 tambourine thing i can totally understand if anybody ever bought a tambourine in a greek orthodox

00:45:55.760 i would decide myself okay well you can't do this don't do this as a god of mad he'd get shamed

00:46:04.800 i don't think he works at that level a tambourine really really but anyways but the thing is it went

00:46:11.280 off without a hitch the lgbtq the lgbtq plus and i wonder who the plus are we're not injured by this

00:46:19.360 at all nobody died it was perfectly fine nothing happened as if we and we knew nothing would happen

00:46:26.320 the only thing that would happen is the people protesting would make jerks themselves right so we

00:46:32.560 stop them and it's just it's a bloody shame and then you know this is the one thing that annoys me more than

00:46:38.560 anything else if a government wants to shut down anything all they have to say is two words public

00:46:45.840 safety and then they get an eye they get the ability to shut down everything i saw when i was on the

00:46:52.080 health board if a union didn't want to deal with a put with a situation they would cry patient safety

00:46:57.600 then all of a sudden everybody would get scared and everybody would shut up public safety oh my god

00:47:03.520 it's gonna be unsafe who's it unsafe for it's unsafe for hurt feelings that's it he played

00:47:10.080 you know you know and the thing is the pride parade is way more offensive to people right

00:47:17.200 than sean foy's concert was sure right so let's let's be honest here this is it was a whole lack of

00:47:23.760 nothing and i'm glad that they didn't shut it down i'm glad city council and whoever got decent advice

00:47:30.400 to say okay just let it go and they let it go because you know like i said he's not my my style

00:47:36.480 either but i'm if they want to every saturday there is a protest in saskatoon for the palestinians

00:47:43.920 every saturday anti-semitic slurs but that's not is that safe for the jews in our community absolutely

00:47:51.520 not so i i'm glad he was able to do it i'm glad there was the protesters were so few in number and i'm

00:47:58.560 glad he was able to move on to alberta yeah yeah that it was even that it was even considered

00:48:04.480 though and and and it was applied it was applied in other jurisdictions his his uh his concerts were

00:48:11.440 cancelled numerous times and uh the the council the council culture mob won in that case but pertaining

00:48:19.280 to this exact story i saw a quote and it was just so profound that i had to write it down and remember

00:48:23.680 it forever because it applies to so many segments of uh current canadian culture so whether it be

00:48:32.400 whether it be um the lgbtqia community whether it be uh kids in school whether it be covet the quote was

00:48:40.960 safety must not be the altar upon we sacrifice our freedoms and i went huh we must not sacrifice our

00:48:50.480 freedoms on on the altar of safety and so whenever whenever you like as thinking people whenever

00:48:56.480 you hear somebody say it is a safety concern or it is a safety risk or is it you really must think to

00:49:01.680 yourself what are they actually trying to stop from happening right so see and it's only a safety

00:49:07.200 concern when it comes from the right right it's never a safety concern when it comes from the left

00:49:12.560 right the blm protests right although they were relatively peaceful in saka tune but they were

00:49:18.320 completely unpeaceful remind you they were mostly peaceful in the u.s according to the u.s mainstream

00:49:23.520 media right the thing is if the right want to congregate and do something then there's always safety

00:49:30.160 concerns but when the left want to congregate and do their palestinian marches and want to do

00:49:34.640 basically their lgbtq marches right they don't ever have to worry about right-wingers that kind of

00:49:41.440 that's right yeah about destroying the praise because right-wingers aren't like that they don't do that

00:49:46.720 the left wing do that right not the right wing yeah so yeah never us never us you guys i'm gonna

00:49:54.640 be late for my staff meeting thank you so much for helping me kick off i think the inaugural

00:50:02.400 uh recording episode the saskatchewan soapbox i hope our viewers write in and let me know exactly

00:50:09.920 what they think of you two um and i say that i don't want that i do because i know it's gonna be

00:50:14.480 good um and uh you know what we'll we'll try this all again in a couple of weeks hopefully and we'll

00:50:21.600 have even more horrible things happening in the culture to talk about then i can't wait thank you

00:50:28.480 well thanks so thanks guys bye bye

00:50:39.120 well everybody the last segment of the show is yours because i want to know what you think about

00:50:43.920 the work that we do here at rebel news so if you have a comment and really please if you're watching

00:50:48.720 this i want to know what you think about the discussion i had with lise and michael do you want

00:50:54.080 more of that less of that um do you want us to loop in some manitoba based issues into the show

00:51:01.520 because i'm open to doing that send me an email at sheila at rebel news.com let me know what you

00:51:07.600 think i because i do care i'm i want to know your opinion because i mean you watch the show so i want

00:51:15.360 to give you something that you want to watch um and i also go looking in the youtube comments

00:51:20.960 because i'm curious what you think about my other work at the company for example this week i launched

00:51:28.000 a campaign to free the nicotine canada has this crazy set of regulations wherein if you want to

00:51:37.360 consume nicotine which is not bad for you nicotine is addictive but so is this stuff right

00:51:44.480 so it's uh hard drugs and the government will give you those and the crack pipe to do them with

00:51:51.200 but nicotine itself is not inherently bad for you in fact it is prescribed to people with degenerative

00:51:58.960 neurological disorders so we know what's good for your brain and yet in canada you cannot get access

00:52:07.200 to nicotine really unless it has all the other bad stuff in it like the tobacco and the additives

00:52:15.680 the cancer causing stuff which is crazy right you can go buy chewing tobacco and stick it in your lip

00:52:23.840 but if i wanted to buy zin at six milligrams that's illegal which is crazy and this is not an ad for zin but

00:52:32.960 like why is zonic the only one allowed on the market at four milligrams as if you go over that amount and

00:52:39.840 magically you just lose your mind well a lot of it has to do with lobbying of big pharma you see

00:52:47.040 you're allowed also to get nicotine gum nicorette which is owned by a big pharmaceutical company why

00:52:55.040 because they lobbied the government heavily so the government knows that nicotine isn't bad for you

00:53:00.560 because they'll let you buy it in other forms that they approve zonic at four milligrams and nicorette

00:53:08.640 gum why because nicorette gum successfully lobbied the government and again i reiterate owned by big pharma

00:53:16.640 so i thought this is stupid and i'm a non-nicotine user i've never had a delicious lip pillow in my

00:53:24.080 mouth ever before i've never smoked a cigarette i've never vaped i i i'm just i don't feel like i

00:53:29.280 need to but if you feel like you need to or even better that you want to it's not my business and

00:53:35.840 uh and especially i'm not taking lessons about um not getting addicted to substances from the government

00:53:41.680 that will give you safe supply of opioids and the crack pipe to smoke it okay um so you know

00:53:51.680 i thought it was stupid i started a campaign it's at freethenicotine.com if you want to sign it

00:53:56.320 because i mean make the policy make sense it doesn't i think if you want to use nicotine you should be

00:54:03.920 able to get it in as many different flavors and in as much concentration as you want it is addictive

00:54:12.080 but so is coffee so is alcohol opioids the government doesn't seem to have a problem with those things

00:54:18.640 so if you agree with me that the uh policies around nicotine are schizophrenic and heavily manipulated

00:54:26.560 by big pharma and to you know see my video on it and where i show you the studies that show that

00:54:33.680 nicotine is used for neurological disorders you can do that at freethenicotine.com and i wanted to know

00:54:41.360 what you guys thought about it and uh the superbly fantastical chan 943 right they also limit the

00:54:53.840 amount of cannabis products you can purchase at one time to one ounce that's no different than

00:54:59.600 this purchase limit well that's stupid also like if it's legal it's legal like what is the difference

00:55:10.080 whether you buy one ounce or two ounces you can't smoke it all at once i think that they're worried

00:55:14.320 about you selling it to the united like taking across the border into the united states but that's

00:55:19.680 the border guards problem it's not the consumer's problem at the store i don't like that rule either

00:55:26.160 and i don't like the fact that uh you are limited to four milligrams of zonic and just that brand and

00:55:33.120 just that brand only and you have to buy it at the drugstore for some reason when you could just take

00:55:38.000 two zonics and stick it in your lip

00:55:42.480 it's dumb but i can go get chewing tobacco skull and give myself mouth cancer because that's way easier

00:55:52.400 than getting zonic it's crazy it doesn't make any sense whatsoever let's keep going

00:56:00.560 uh shad williams says you can get caffeine pouches in the states i think you can get caffeine pouches

00:56:05.120 here too you can get vitamin vapes i just i just don't understand the rule and i say this as a non-nicotine

00:56:17.040 user sometimes i feel like i could use a quick hit of nicotine to get my head screwed on straight

00:56:23.120 but if i wanted that i could go up to the gas station on the highway and get a pack of darts

00:56:30.800 but i can't get and and give myself all the horrible things that come in cigarettes

00:56:35.600 but i couldn't get just the nicotine which would probably straighten my head out

00:56:39.440 again stupid right it makes no sense adams 402 says as a non-nicotine user myself hi friend

00:56:51.120 i have also not been able to understand the messed up logic behind people not being able to get

00:56:55.760 readily available pouches thanks for the clarification of course it is completely

00:57:00.160 nonsensical and money is behind it yeah big pharma lobbying uh and so they lobbied everybody else out of

00:57:07.920 the marketplace and then they say oh it's it's for the health of canadians there's nothing inherently

00:57:14.240 harmful about nicotine nothing and if they cared about your health they would make it easier for

00:57:21.440 you to get your hands on just the nicotine over all the cigarettes right but they don't care about

00:57:29.520 your health i really don't want the government to care about my health um but you know they don't

00:57:34.880 because of their uh completely bizarre rules that don't make any sense around the use of nicotine

00:57:43.920 like you can't get flavored cigarettes but you can walk into the vape store and get like a birthday

00:57:49.840 cake vape that lights up like a whistle doesn't make any sense and look i'm not saying ban the gajillion

00:57:59.360 flavors of um fruit flavored batteries that people suck on i'm not saying that i think like blow that

00:58:07.360 market wide open but also blow the cigarette market wide open and let people get all the nicotine pouches

00:58:14.880 that they want in whatever concentration they want and maybe maybe people will start thinking more clearly

00:58:22.320 once they're sufficiently nicotined anyway that's the show for tonight guys thank you so much for

00:58:28.080 tuning in i'll see everybody back here in the same time in the same place next week please do let me

00:58:32.320 know what you think about uh doing a like a saskatchewan and maybe a manitoba based panel discussion on the

00:58:39.600 show do it again don't do it again what do you want me to change up please let me know at sheila at

00:58:45.040 rebelnews.com and as always friends don't let the government tell you that you've had too much to

00:58:50.960 think

Rebel News Podcast - August 28, 2025

SHEILA GUNN REID ｜ The Left tried to cancel Sean Feucht's Saskatoon concert — but Saskatchewan showed up anyway

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