SHEILA GUNN REID ｜ Trump, Trudeau, and Freeland are making Canadian politics wildly exciting this holiday season
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Robbie Picard from Oil Stand Strong and Oil and Gas World Magazine joins me to talk about Trump, Trudeau, border security, and what is happening in 2025. We also talk about palace intrigue amongst the liberals, and why we should all be woken up.
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Trump tariffs and palace intrigue amongst the liberals.
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I'm Sheila Gunn-Reed and you're watching The Gun Show.
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My friend Robbie Picard from Oil Stand Strong and Oil and Gas World magazine is joining
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the show today and he, well, as always, it's Robbie, right?
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We're talking about Trump-Trudeau tariffs, border security, weakness versus wokeness,
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Premier Daniel Smith, and what is happening in 2025 at Oil Stand Strong.
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So joining me now is good friend of me, but also a good friend of the rebel, Robbie Picard
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from Oil Stand Strong and Oil and Gas World magazine.
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And we're talking Trump-Trudeau tariffs, border security, Danielle Smith making friends with
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the Western governors and what Robbie is doing in 2025 because he's always doing something
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exciting and holding the powerful decision makers to account, which makes him a bit of
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It's been too long since I talked to you and I get the emails saying, like, what's Robbie
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At 3 a.m. today, he tweeted out, you know, that many Canadians would like to become the 51st
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Now, I think he's just teasing, not us, teasing Trudeau in the middle of a crisis.
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You know, I have, I'm a big, I've always been a big fan of Donald Trump.
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I read his book when I was in my early twenties.
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I think there, when it comes to the art of marketing, Donald Trump is by far the best
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marketer I've ever seen in the world's history.
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And I think years later, years later, when, when we're all gone, you'll, they'll look
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at Trump and they'll reiterate like, and he'll be remembered as one of the greatest
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I like the fact that he's the most popular president now.
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And I think it would have been a lot easier his first term if people would just not have
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As far as that tweet goes, I have mixed feelings on Canada right now.
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Um, I don't believe if Harper was in there or Jean Chrétien for that matter, uh, any prime
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minister we've had to date, I don't believe we'd be as weak as we are right now.
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So as, as funny as it is, and I mean, we're sort of like New Jersey compared to New York,
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We're always kind of that smaller, we're up against, like, I mean, the, the, the most
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powerful country in the history of the world, you know, I believe are, uh, we're like 3 trillion
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So it's very, it's, it's an interesting relationship, but we're basically the same size of a country.
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I mean, we're technically bigger, but we can't access it cause it's a lot, we have a lot
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So it's a, it would have a complicated, complicated, uh, I guess, uh, geography, but what really,
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really worries me is that we've sort of become a bit of a joke under Trudeau for a while there.
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You know, we were known for having a decent, decent military that we were peacekeepers.
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Uh, we had, uh, we, we, they brought us into situations that were a little difficult for
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the Americans that we would go in and solve it.
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And I, myself, if I had a daughter, I'd go to Taylor Swift, but would I dance it up like
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If I was the prime minister of the country, like all the moves and no, no, I wouldn't.
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And when there's a riot happening in your hometown simultaneously, a hundred percent.
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So his bizarre midlife crisis, it's just become a joke.
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Um, and when he, like, I get it, like from a sense, like, I mean, there's some good jabs.
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If I'm Justin Trudeau, I mean, I'm, I'm, I'm supposed to be a prime minister of a G7 country.
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You know, I report to the King of England and I'm, you know, this, this thing.
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And then, you know, you got the Donald Trump, Hey, governor Trudeau, you know, uh, the great
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But his response should have been, LOL, I'm prime minister, not governor, but I'm looking
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Thank you for the amazing dinner at Mar-a-Lago.
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I mean, he said going after, first of all, the, the, the Kamala Harris, I mean, you cannot
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I mean, she pissed away over a billion dollars of money.
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Somehow Beyonce dancing and Oprah, the world has shifted and they're sick of those entitled
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Elon Musk might have more money than all of them combined, but he's not a stuck up celebrity
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And for him to respond that way to Trump, they shouldn't have voted for you.
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And I want him to call an election and get it over with and just give us it.
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Cause we don't want, I don't want to go through probing parliament.
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I don't want to go through their leadership debate.
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We deserve a mandate and Pierre Pauly of like him or hate him.
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I thought that Trump and Trudeau had a little bit of a bond.
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I mean, it was sort of this, he was sort of like, you know, I don't know.
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Trump's sort of goofy, slightly gay brother in a sense, right?
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Both kind of big, you know, big personalities, right?
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I've, I, I, I've never been, I actually lost sleep over this last night because like, I thought, do I want to be an American?
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And all of the beautiful things that Canada had under Trudeau and seen that, that guy is to be held responsible because he, he's going on, oh, all things are on the table.
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Well, he had plenty of opportunities to overthrow the guy or to, to call a confidence vote.
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And before we get to Freeland, you are completely right.
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Instead of doing what Daniel Smith did and just responded to, to Trump by saying, I think Trump has a great sense of humor, which he does.
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Trudeau decided to take a jab at Trump, which is absolutely stupid thing saying, basically saying that those stupid American.
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American conservatives just aren't ready to vote for a woman, completely ignoring the fact that the most effective opposition for Trudeau in Canada is a woman elected by conservatives in Alberta.
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But let's talk about Freeland for a second, because there are a lot of people who are tending to lionize her on, even on the right, like saying good for her, standing up to Trudeau.
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And I don't think that's at all what happened here.
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It's like two cats fighting in an alley, except the alley is filled with garbage and crime.
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Canada, I don't, she was told, I'm shuffling you out of finance on Friday, but you can stay somewhere else in cabinet.
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Now, in fairness, she has done a piss poor job at finance.
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She doesn't deserve to stay in that position, but she kept a lid on it and then inflicted maximum damage on Trudeau.
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Trudeau, because I think, and stayed on as an MP, I think she's making a run for the leadership.
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She thinks she's going to survive this, and Trudeau is not.
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But here's my reason for not lionizing her, and I wrote it on my ex because I was thinking about it.
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Her breaking point was her ego and not what's unfolding in Canada.
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She was not moved by out-of-control inflation, debt, crime, homelessness, out-of-control immigration, endless ethics scandals, a civil liberties bonfire, intense censorship, housing and affordability crises, a crumbling health care system that would sooner euthanize you than treat you.
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Her problem was she didn't want to present a report of the fiscal damage that she oversaw and instead saw an opportune time to strike at Trudeau's job.
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I think that if you go back a few years, there's footage of her telling Trudeau off.
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I think when they were at the leadership, this was many years ago.
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And I don't think, I think she, I have two schools of thought on this.
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I found her kind of, I don't know, just sort of.
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That she's part of that sort of Laurentian elite that we hear so much about, right?
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But, I mean, in her defense, I mean, I'll give credit for the loyalty.
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Because, like, we were, you're kind of damned if you do, damned if you don't, like, because you, a lot of the people that stick with people, you're like, well, you stuck with them, so you're supporting their bad behavior.
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I think it was, he served her purposes until he didn't.
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All I know is the key people around Trudeau are no longer around Trudeau.
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And, like, I mean, all the ministers have way too big of portfolios now.
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You have, here's the thing about the tariff threat, which I find hilarious, okay?
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Report back to Trump and say, look, here's what we're doing on our side of the border.
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But, by the way, this many handguns came in from your side.
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Or how do we make it so our borders function better for the largest unprotected border in
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the world, the two most peaceful existence of a country's in history?
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Maybe there's a way we can actually open the borders more and deal with the crime.
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And maybe, like, with this fentanyl, like, my cousin, my cousin died of a fentanyl overdose.
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But I think that that's what you do with Trump.
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You literally have Biden's kind of went to the home.
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He literally, he's running the Mar-a-Lago White House.
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And everyone's going there, billionaire after billionaire.
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I don't know what the hell happened after that dinner that all of a sudden Trudeau decided
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to, you know, become the biggest feminist in the world.
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Well, see, I think, okay, here's another conspiracy theory.
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And that was never a firing offense until then.
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I think a lot of it had to do with how much Trump and the people around him absolutely
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Well, and I think the thing is, is that I have a theory that Trudeau's sitting back and
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he's looking at Donald Trump and he's like, how did you do it?
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I mean, like all this criminal stuff, this, this, this.
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And you come out of that and now you're president again with a bigger mandate and everybody loves
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And Trudeau's wondering like, how can I, how can I do that?
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I really believe that that's sort of what was on his mind.
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He probably said, Hey, Mr. Trump, uh, president Trump, could you tell me how to do this?
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Cause like, I don't know, but you gotta, I mean, I'm not a Trudeau fan, but no, I mean,
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I mean, you tell me a, a, a more scandal ridden person in Canadian history, blackface, India
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Then you have this fight with the Indian prime minister.
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It's a great scandals, fake Indians in the cabinet.
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The, the fake, uh, like arrive scam at like everything.
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So, but here's the real butt of the situation here.
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It's like, this is where I admire Pierre Polyev because, you know, Pierre Polyev is an amazing
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Uh, he has, he never left the conservative party when he lost the leadership thing and he
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He, and now he's going to, you know, hopefully our next prime minister, but he's not theatrical.
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So he's like, you know, he's kind of toning up.
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You know, he was like, you know, he's getting more sophisticated, but like, like I like how
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And we did, I think we deserve to be taken out of the Kardashians of the liberal party
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and just have a, Hey, we're going to balance the budget.
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There's talk now about, okay, we're going to export our energy to China and all this stuff.
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Like if this terrifying will pivot our economy, why the hell did we tell Germany?
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No, when they came for natural gas, why did we tell Japan?
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No, we just, we just, we did it to Japan twice now.
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Japan asked about natural gas, liquefied natural gas.
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And it was, if you read the readout of the prime minister's version of their sit down,
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natural gas was not on the list of items they talked about.
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But if you went to the Japanese readout of the event.
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So the population of Japan is what, 150 million?
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So let's go sell it to Japan, see if we can sell it to Germany.
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And then we're less reliant on the States, which gives us a bit of a negotiating power.
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Let's stop the insane spending that we're doing.
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The crime, the drugs, the out of control immigration that's driving up housing and causing the healthcare
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Now, you touched on the tariffs and tightening up the border.
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Dominic LeBlanc, who apparently is the public safety minister, but also the new finance minister,
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and God only knows who the deputy prime minister is anymore.
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But yesterday afternoon, he made an announcement that they're committing $1.3 billion in border
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security to stop irregular immigration and illegal drugs passing through the U.S. border.
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Why, after 10 years and a complete and total implosion of our immigration system, are they
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For example, what I mean to say is, why did it take an outside threat of economic carnage
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caused by 25% tariffs to get the liberals to do the right thing, which is the thing that
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a normal prime minister who cares about his country and the safety of the citizens should
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I think, and I'm going to be really blunt here, you're, we have a narcissist at the helm
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And it's not about what's, it's not about, like, I want politicians to be boring.
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Like, it's unfortunate because theatrics get too electric.
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And yeah, Harper's boring monotoneness and his ability to understand, like, he explained
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I watched him speak a little while ago and he explained the U.S. economy and he spoke more
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Like, and it was really nice to hear him talk because he was in that room and, and he understood
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their economy probably better than they do and, and he understood our economy and he
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And it's not like, I'm really sorry, but I really believe what, what is damaging the world
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And I mean, like, for instance, as a gay guy, I've been talking to a lot of gay people in
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And there's a movement now to go back to LGB and get out of all of this because I, we fought
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I can get married, I can live my life and I, and I can do what I need to do in my house
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I didn't, we didn't want exclusive rights and we just certainly didn't want rights and
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Trudeau chose this weird wokeness that, because I was talking to someone, a trans advocate,
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What, what, what, what, what do these letters mean?
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And I'm like, and that I believe is where Trudeau and Biden to a certain extent took
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So, I mean, like the, the, the, I don't believe that, I don't believe abortion is that big
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of a thing compared to people wanting to pay their mortgages and live in their houses.
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Energy, you can settle your differences when it comes to domestic issues, if you have a
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But when, when, when we're arguing about tampons and men's bathrooms and this weirdness that
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instead of like, how does this family pay their bills?
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I mean, why are we taxing ourselves with a stupid carbon tax that devastates our families
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when the rest of the world is still pumping up more oil than ever?
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When countries with bigger economies than ours come, please sell us natural gas so we
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don't have to depend on countries that we don't necessarily agree with.
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Like Trudeau really should be, he is the worst prime minister in history and he's an embarrassment
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And it's just so bad that we're in this position.
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And now, like, I mean, Trump's terror threats, honestly, if they meet him where he's at, I
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But now, and what weakness the panic it's causing, tariffs, tariffs, tariffs, like, like
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It's literally Mr. Dress Up in the Tickle Trunk.
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And we as Canadians always laugh at ourselves, but I don't know.
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Like, I, I've never thought like we're the weakest we've ever been because of the jokers
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And it's unfortunate that we can't force an election because Jagmeet Zane, this is his
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Because the Maserati, BMW, dual exhaust, like he, he's the biggest joke.
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He could, if Thomas Mulcair was in there, he would be like, he would call an election.
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He would, he would, he would put his, you know, personal gains aside.
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I don't always, I didn't agree with him and everything, but I respected his integrity.
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I disagree with him on 99% of everything except his opinion of Justin Trudeau.
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I think he feels the same way I do about Justin Trudeau.
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I was watching his TikTok videos yesterday and it's like, he's dancing with his wife
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And it's like, we've got, we've got two TikTok stars running our country.
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And he's got the Trump dance, but he's so measured in everything he does.
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And he's like, you know, like, and he's loving this.
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Every time he tweets now, we were never the target of his tweets when the last go.
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You know, we've got these two idiots, uh, co-prime ministers.
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One of them would rather hang out with Hollywood celebrities.
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While we have Canadians in the North now because of food inflation exacerbated by a carbon tax
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People have scurvy because it is for orange juice in the North, you know, like the Costco
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size 24 little guys that are like $18, $16 for, uh, at Costco, $50 in the North.
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And the best this government can do is tampons in the men's room and no GST on your Christmas
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And, and, and, and, and, and that's the problem is you don't have grownups in there.
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And I mean, you know, I didn't love Bill Minot, but I mean, at least he was somewhat intelligent.
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Paul Martin understood like the liberal party before you didn't agree with everything they
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I think what happened here is in order to stay in power, the liberals have just moved
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so far to the NDP and the NDP used to be a good party.
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If he has any moral compass, just call an election.
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You had, you had eight years as the prime minister.
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You can take a break, go to the Agni-Cons or where the hell you go and go, go be with
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the rich people for a little while, regroup and then become a public speaker.
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Like he'll, he will recover somewhat and, and have a life after being prime minister, but
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Um, but, uh, I want to quickly talk about, you said there's nothing but weakness from
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And I think you're right, but to counterbalance that our premier, Daniel Smith has been responsive
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She's not leaving the relationship with Trump up to Trudeau.
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Thank God, immediately after Trump's election, she started making inroads with the Western
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governors, especially on issues of energy and trade, um, so that we just take Ottawa and
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their inability to shut their effing mouths sometimes.
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Um, uh, we're not leaving our economy up to Trudeau.
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Um, and, uh, she also brought in her border patrol and it's been something that's been
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in the works for quite some time because they're already graduating sheriffs.
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And I already see the NDP saying, oh, this is, you know, this is just a grandstanding illegal
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drug trafficking at Alberta Southern border is no big deal.
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But they, I think they caught 40 kilograms of fentanyl down there.
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Now, Nenshi might say this is no big deal, but that's enough to kill every Albertan twice
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I think that when it comes to border security between the two countries that we need to
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pivot a little bit and take a more collaborative approach because what you're, with the exception
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of illegal immigration, what you're dealing with, with the border security issues is you're
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If they're involved in criminal activity, helping each other.
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So it's, it's not a simple, like, well, those Canadians are doing this or those Americans
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It's literally a collaborative effort, bringing goods on both sides.
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Um, and I think that that is, that is the main threat when it comes to Canada.
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It's more like, like we're dealing with kind of equals in a sense, like the city of Toronto.
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I mean, that's a massive, that would be even a massive city if it wasn't an American city.
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So that I believe it's actually the, the, the third largest city in North America.
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I mean, it's, it's, I think it goes Mexico City, New York, and then Toronto or the fourth,
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So I think what we need to do is just take a more collaborative approach.
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And honestly, like she's a gift to Canada, the way she's handled everything.
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And I know, I know she'll be meeting with Trump and they're, they're going to have some
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And I mean, she might open doors for Canada that let's just be honest.
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I mean, that's Stephen Gabow in his tenure as the environment minister.
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Like, I mean, and I think the rest of Canada needs to wake up and understand something.
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We exist because the United States is such a great country to be our neighbor, right?
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And I don't think we show a lot of gratitude all the time.
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I mean, like we have a great country, a peaceful country.
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So I think we need to show the, the incoming president, the respect that he's deserves and
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I mean, Doug Ford knows Donald Trump and he, you know, he, they have a relationship
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and, and they provide a different service to the States than Alberta does in a sense.
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And they're, I mean, Ontario, that's, that's a, that's the biggest province.
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I mean, they're, they're, they're, they're, they're, they're 10 million people.
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Like our pop or our populate are most of our population is in Ontario.
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So, I mean, if it, you know, it's, but it's still a state.
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I don't agree, like going hard, maybe it's not the best time, but at the same time, at
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least he's not, you know, screaming, oh, I'm a feminist and dancing around to Taylor Swift.
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Except you said we could cut off energy to the U.S.
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Start working with them if you want a trade to continue across the ambassador bridge, because
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the worst thing that could ever happen to Doug Ford would be President Trump saying, we're
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going to incentivize auto manufacturing to come back to Michigan.
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Check himself before he wrecks himself is all I have to say.
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Um, let's get into in the last few minutes of the show, what you are up to in 2025, because
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So what I'm doing now is it's going to be oil and gas world magazine in the corner.
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I'm just going to have a little Robbie Picard presents.
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And what I'm doing is, uh, this is going to be weird.
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I'm going to become the Martha Stewart of oil, but I'm going to do a little lifestyle section
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on, uh, conservatives and I'm going to go like Shannon Stubbs has a beautiful place out in
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Um, if she ever actually lets me show up and this is a message to Shannon, pick up your
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Well, she invited me and then she's like, Oh, I gotta go here.
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It's like, well, you know, I'm busy too, but anyway, we're, I'm going to, I'm going to
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And I just think it's very unfair how I suppose the left has labeled conservatives with such
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So the next year, um, we are going to be religious.
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This comes out probably the seventh of every month gives us a little time to do it.
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And we're, I'm going to be traveling as well as all the stuff that I'm doing now, but I'm
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going to take time and get to know conservatives more on a more personal level.
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You're going to make me pickles and we're going to, we're going to, I just want to tell
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And then I'm just going to be hopefully doing more rebel lives and stuff.
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But I, I, while I'm doing this, I want to go on a bit of a public speaking tour in the
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new year and go to, uh, like big, big crowds, small crowds, bars, whatever.
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We're going to film the whole experience, um, with my film team and just kind of bring
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Also, I've reached out to some big TikTok stars in the U S who support oil and gas, and
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I'm heading to their mansions and, uh, they're going to show me all their Bugattis and their
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So it's going to be, I'm pivoting a little bit to the other interests that I have, as
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well as protecting, like, you know, the oil, oil, oil, as well as oil and gas world.
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But I just think that, um, I'm hoping we have an election soon.
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And I, I, one of the things that happens is, is that the conservatives really need to work
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And Polly needs to work on this too, is conservatives actually have high moral values, are great
00:31:35.060
they're interesting they're funny there's not one size fits all and the fact that you care about
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fiscal responsibility less government but strong military and protecting your country's values is
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something that should be celebrated and we so i as a conservative myself um i think that the one
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of the problems is that like you know because i need to get my voice out there a little more and
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there's a lot of gay conservatives there's a lot of interesting conservatives yeah that that have a
00:32:07.120
want to bring a kind of common sense approach and and and the liberals and the ndp they don't speak
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on behalf of all all gays we don't all agree on everything and frankly the last few years i mean
00:32:18.520
trudeau's kind of embarrassed us as a people because we care about our kids we want you know i i know a
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lot of family gay families and my new my two new bookkeepers oh they love you by the way
00:32:31.300
i got these lesbian bookkeepers and i mean they're whipping my business into shape i hate talking to
00:32:37.720
them because they're like what about this what about this what about this it's painful but i mean and
00:32:42.320
one of the reasons they took me on as a client was because i'm on your show they don't take uh like
00:32:47.320
they're they they're kind of choosy who their clients are and they're all well yeah we got to
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take you on so it's like uh that's an interesting take and we're being silenced like even myself like
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i'm scared i don't agree with a lot of what's happening in the whole lgd movement right now
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and i vocalized that the other day i said to one of them i said i i have no connection to you like i
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you don't speak on behalf of me you know and i'm a pretty open-minded guy and you guys have gone to
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the point where you're not making sense so you're gonna see us a lot of us speak up more because like
00:33:17.680
we i i think as far as like uh gay and lesbian and bi rights it's never been more better than
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it is now i don't want to jeopardize that because some woke bullshit i i you don't want the pendulum
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to come back the other way i don't because i lived through that and that was not fun and so it's like
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like i think what we need to do is a measured approach and i i think what the premier did
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with her approach was pretty balanced in fact i i thought hey that makes sense and i and look at
00:33:51.660
look at what's happening right now in uh in uk the uk's labor government yeah just completely banned
00:33:58.760
puberty blockers right the labor government right that's not the conservatives so i all believe like
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when you're 18 years old you do you and you should have the right to do you but when it comes to
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certain things i mean if if i had a kid which i don't and speaking about parents and you're not
00:34:17.320
a parent i get that too so like i want to be careful i stay in my lane on this but if i had a child
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i believe that i would make the best choices for my child that i possibly could and i would fight for
00:34:28.140
those choices i don't believe that people that are not in my family there's exceptions there's always
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going to be parents that are horrible assholes that happens sure we have laws for that already yes
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on all sides of the spectrum right yeah but but that being said so i just think i'm going to be a
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little bit more i'm gonna i'm just going to speak a little bit more about how i feel this year so
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that's the other thing i think you should uh because i think you have lots to say and uh i think the
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normal gays are starting to feel a little bit like how women have felt this last little bit as the
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feminist movement decides to speak for all of us and we're like no no no we actually we like men
00:35:07.900
we like them just fine uh we don't hate them and we have sons the hypocritical should ask to stop
00:35:16.520
like yeah like i remember let's go back a few years ago um when uh when uh you were at a women's
00:35:25.480
rights rally and dion buse punches your camera he got hit in the face and they're like oh that turned
00:35:33.300
into like like a bunch of that was the weirdest situation like no oh my god outrage no that he
00:35:40.680
and then i remember going into court with you that day and i remember looking at those weird
00:35:44.520
granola chicks and they were just staring me down shocked that you had a friend in the court right
00:35:49.300
let alone a gay one yeah but i i i i thought about that more and more and more your political views do
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not matter you're a woman at a woman rights march and you need a bodyguard like what the hell like
00:36:04.240
and that is the world we're in and that needs to change it's gotten a little better since trump's
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been back in and and one of the best things about trump winning it shut these stupid celebrities up
00:36:15.560
i'm sorry but beyond like that's that's the democrat solution we care about the working people
00:36:22.420
we care about the working people here's beyonce oh you know you know here's taylor swift i mean
00:36:31.020
trump trump taylor swift i mean that's hard to do you know what i mean in an oprah like oprah
00:36:36.780
harpo gets a million dollars i always loved oprah to be honest with you when i was a kid but it's
00:36:41.280
like there's another elitist i don't care if you're black or not you're still an elitist
00:36:45.560
yeah you're a complete elitist and that's sunny from the view oh my god and i used to like whoopie
00:36:52.740
i remember that cop show beverly hills cop or whatever she was on or that that movie she's gone
00:36:58.140
crazy too and that's sunny i mean uneducated voters and all this yeah no that's not what happened
00:37:04.900
they're not stupid they're not stupid they have different views and trump got voted in by a lot of
00:37:12.700
black women and a lot of white women he made black men hispanic men yeah because everyone is
00:37:18.820
sick and tired of being talked down upon by these so-called elites yeah that's the one beauty of social
00:37:24.020
media it's level the playing field so people can have their messages out there and they can you know
00:37:29.760
they can do they can do shows they can do things and i think that that that is one of the reasons
00:37:35.180
that the world is more like elon musk like i don't know not if well as you see i saw a tesla the
00:37:40.620
other day it ain't going anywhere right but uh but my point is like you got to give him credit he
00:37:46.240
opened he opened the world up for for freedom of speech which they were trying to crush and destroy
00:37:52.200
so i just i think i think we need to stop the pendulum we need to take a center approach on
00:38:00.420
freedom and speech and just be like the left can say this the right can say this and we meet
00:38:06.820
somewhere where we like we got to stop that it has to stop doing this because it's just
00:38:11.140
it's too schizophrenic and bipolar for people to handle the way the world shifts on things
00:38:15.860
well yeah like i think people should be able to share their viewpoints with each other and if you
00:38:21.560
disagree the solution is to disagree not shut the other person up which seems to be the way of the
00:38:27.960
world right now uh robbie how do people support the work that you do because you're largely uh i mean
00:38:35.040
you don't have a lot of uh big help coming your way like unlike the green left you get all their
00:38:40.880
money from the government and and big uh foreign charities um so how do people support you get
00:38:46.280
involved in the movement and find out what you're doing next so please uh go to robbieccard.com
00:38:52.180
oilandgasworld.ca and oilsanstrong.com um follow me on x i'm gonna start doing more on x i always say
00:38:59.720
that but i'm gonna try harder stream there you should just live stream everything well that's the plan
00:39:03.860
like i got this whole setup and i and that but um and just uh yeah and then on facebook i i'm big on
00:39:11.440
facebook so oil and gas world on facebook and then or just follow me i've got uh i think 48 000
00:39:17.160
followers on my facebook personal facebook now so that's going good too but i'm gonna be putting out
00:39:21.480
a ton of content i just interviewed santa claus yesterday and uh he made a message for justin trudeau
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asked justin trudeau to call an early election santa came all the way from the north pole to my
00:39:33.720
studio here in fort mcmurray so you cannot ignore what santa says so if you please see that video
00:39:38.520
please i'm gonna put it up on twitter today too please uh uh put it out and the next issue of
00:39:43.820
december's issue is almost done we're gonna put that out right away um and uh yeah and uh there's big
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things happening that i've got a bunch of politicians coming to fort mcmurray we're gonna
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be covering all that as well so it's gonna be good great uh robbie thanks so much for taking
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the time today and i know it's been too long since you've been on the show and in the new year
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it is my commitment to you it's my resolution to have you on the show more often thank you i love
00:40:06.900
coming on your show it's been it was it's a blast and i'd like to come on more i i'm a big fan of what
00:40:11.940
you've been doing i watch all of your really late election coverage um so i'm a i'm a big fan as well
00:40:20.420
as a friend so i watched i watched that i tuned in and i i watched uh i watched the saskatchewan
00:40:26.340
one and then i commented on the furniture so i'm a big supporter thank you robbie uh merry christmas
00:40:34.780
well as always we've come to the portion of the show the last segment is yours because without you
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there's no rebel news so i better listen to the people i open up my email to you to send me your
00:40:56.980
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there and they just might see their comments read by me so today's gun show letter comes to me from
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terrence and terrence writes hi sheila out of my 76 years i've spent 60 of them involved in the
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shooting sports during these many years i have managed to rise to among the highest levels of
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shooting competitions provincial national and international in almost all shooting disciplines
00:41:57.060
due to constant study and practice i have found all of the law-abiding individuals involved in these
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shooting sports to be extremely safety conscious dependable and trustworthy all good salt of the earth
00:42:10.300
canadians yeah me too to have some faceless bureaucrat decide that we cannot be trusted with a certain
00:42:15.300
class of firearms is a gross insult thousands of law-abiding canadians purchased semi-automatic
00:42:19.800
rifles to compete in numerous shooting sports as well as hunting and predator control there was
00:42:24.520
never any intention to harm their fellow citizens yet the trudeau liberals banned what they call
00:42:28.900
assault style firearms and required they be locked up safely until the liberal gestapo decided to collect
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them just way too dangerous for civilians to own actual assault firearms are easy to define they are
00:42:40.800
select fire capable of both semi-auto and full auto operation and use an intermediate level cartridge
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similar to those used in handguns those have been banned in canada for the past 50 years yes exactly
00:42:54.000
adding a few external accessories to a rifle to make them look like an assault rifle does not in any way
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convert them into assault rifles makes them look cool though imagine by the way banning a car because you
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made it look cool like your red car is legal but your black car is not actually i like a red vehicle too
00:43:15.980
but let's just say whatever color the government decides of a car you shouldn't own uh because it's
00:43:23.080
too cool too fun looking they only seem to scare squeamish bureaucrats now that confiscations have begun
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we are now told that they will be shipped to ukraine where my guess is they will be distributed to
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civilians to use in self-defense to maim and kill russians doing this to fellow humans was never
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the intention when these firearms were purchased i also think it's quite ironic that my firearms can be
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used for ukrainians to defend themselves in ukraine but i cannot use them to defend myself here in canada
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when help is 30 minutes away thanks to the trudeau liberals this is now the case it seems okay for
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ukrainians to own and use them and exercise a right to self-defense yet this is denied to canadians
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this is a slap in the face to canadian shooters and really adds insult to injury amen brother
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are the liberals so blinded by their ideology that they can't see past this hypocrisy short answer
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yeah or are they too preoccupied with establishing an islamic utopia in our once beloved country
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to realize their idiocy terence in lacombe lacombe one of the most conservative places in this entire
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country i'm not uh saying the liberals are establishing an islamic utopia but i think
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they are perfectly fine to sit idly by while radical islamists uh claim the streets as their own as is the
00:44:50.500
case pretty well weekly in parts of toronto and of course montreal terence thanks
00:44:56.740
for the letter you succinctly summed up my opinions on uh justin trudeau's latest i think this is his
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third or his fourth gun grab who's who who can even keep track anymore once again these guns are so
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dangerous that they will once again remain in the hands of canadians i think until the end of october
00:45:17.620
2025 where we won't have a liberal government anymore so i think that the the amnesty period is
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an admission that the liberals know they aren't going to be around to implement this confiscation
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program in the future i mean they they must know that they must know that this is just you know
00:45:40.460
there are two things the liberals do when they need some help in the polls that that is that they
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talk about abortion and i think canadians aren't falling for that anymore and they talk about uh
00:45:53.880
gun control which is really scapegoating law-abiding canadians for the crimes of recidivist repeat
00:46:02.300
offenders normally out on bail in progressively run big cities right so and they hope that people will
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fall for it and uh i don't think they are this time i just don't think they are thank goodness
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uh well everybody that's the show for tonight thank you so much for tuning in i'll see everybody
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back in the same time in the same place next week i think it is a special letters to sheila episode
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next week and remember don't let the government tell you that you've had too much to think