Rebel News Podcast - June 19, 2025


SHEILA GUNN REID ｜ You asked, I answered—viewer mailbag special!


Episode Stats

Length

30 minutes

Words per Minute

142.94907

Word Count

4,369

Sentence Count

300

Misogynist Sentences

3

Hate Speech Sentences

9


Summary

Sheila Gunn-Reed joins me on The Gunn Show to talk about the G7 Summit, the Alberta Republican Party, and the upcoming by-election in Alberta s Rocky Mountain House riding of Olds, Alberta R.C.


Transcript

00:00:00.000 I got home from the G7 summit late last night, did not have time to put together a show,
00:00:19.660 so tonight, the guest is you. I'm Sheila Gunn-Reed, and you're watching The Gunn Show.
00:00:30.000 Avid Rebel viewers will know that Rebel News had a team of journalists at the G7 summit held in Alberta this week.
00:00:52.680 Now, I was one of the team of journalists. I was also joined by my colleagues Angelica Toy and Sid Fuzard.
00:01:00.060 Now, they are both based in Calgary, so they had a little bit of a drive to the summit from Calgary to Banff,
00:01:07.640 where the media center for the Kananaskis summit was, but I'm like four and a half, five hours away.
00:01:13.600 I actually spent the last five days living out of my holiday trailer, first in Red Deer because we were hosting a done-getting-screwed Independence Town Hall there on the Saturday morning.
00:01:28.980 It was a full day affair, and from there directly, I went to Calgary to pick up my press pass and then to Kananaskis to see what was going on and then to Canmore to leave my holiday trailer
00:01:46.320 and then off to Banff to catch up with Sid and Angelica, who were at the media center for the G7 summit.
00:01:55.460 And so we were busy flat out, and I didn't have time to book a guest or put together a show.
00:02:04.080 And I was going to do it late last night, but I drove home in a series of hailstorms, so that just didn't permit for time once I got home.
00:02:15.900 But being the forward-thinking woman that I am, a few weeks ago, I put a call out for letters to Sheila because I was, once again, traveling, unable to do a show from my home studio.
00:02:30.100 I filmed that show with your letters from the very same holiday trailer.
00:02:35.080 In fact, I was in Regina then for another done-getting-screwed Town Hall because you pay for a show, our beloved premium subscribers, and what I'm doing doesn't matter.
00:02:49.860 You're going to get it.
00:02:50.920 So I filmed that one in my holiday trailer, but I still had a bank of letters, and I still have a bank of letters.
00:02:57.720 After I do today's show that I need to get through.
00:03:00.720 So maybe one day I might even bank a show and take a day off.
00:03:06.040 But I thought I would go back to the well of your letters and sit down and answer some letters this morning.
00:03:15.820 So let's get into it.
00:03:18.700 Jack asks,
00:03:20.000 Is the Alberta Republican Party created to split conservative votes and let the NDP win the next election?
00:03:29.040 I don't know.
00:03:31.920 I don't think so.
00:03:35.260 Like or dislike Cam Davies, the leader of the Alberta Republicans, what I do know is he is a tried-and-true conservative.
00:03:44.120 People might not like his style.
00:03:47.060 They might not like the threat of division on the ballot in the by-election in old that's coming up.
00:03:56.080 You know, they're worried about a split between the UCP, the United Conservative Party, and the Alberta Republicans, who are a separatist conservative party allowing the NDP to come up the middle.
00:04:10.420 I can't ascribe motives, but I do not believe at all that the Alberta Republican Party was created to allow the NDP to win.
00:04:25.860 I don't think the NDP have a hope in hell of winning in old.
00:04:29.780 It is one of the most conservative voting ridings in this entire province.
00:04:34.080 Nathan Cooper was the former UCP MLA there.
00:04:37.660 He was the Speaker of the House for a very long time, and he stepped down.
00:04:44.360 And that riding also, a long time ago, did elect a separatist MLA decades ago.
00:04:53.720 It's a very separatist place.
00:04:55.380 So if you were the Alberta Republicans wanting to test to see if the independence movement requires a party or if it is something that comes from outside the party apparatus system, I think that would be the place to test it.
00:05:15.260 Right?
00:05:16.260 Right?
00:05:17.260 You know, if you wanted to win a seat to send a message, why wouldn't you try to run in the riding that once upon a time, a very long time ago, elected a separatist, Western Canadian concept MLA?
00:05:30.760 Right?
00:05:34.040 Now, I don't know what the consequences will be of running, you know, two conservatives, one a Federalist and one a separatist on the ballot will be.
00:05:45.800 But I don't think the threat of the NDP winning there is real at all.
00:05:51.360 And I hope I'm not wrong.
00:05:52.900 Okay.
00:05:53.880 V. Rubinick writes,
00:05:56.360 After 10 years of an incompetent and corrupt liberal NDP government who have created high inflation, created debt for Canadians for future generations, allowed mass immigration and fraud with the student visa programs, taking in fake asylum migrants, which are being supported by Canadian taxpayers, unaffordable housing for Canadians due to uncontrolled migration,
00:06:18.100 sending taxpayers' money to Ukraine when there are more than enough problems at home in Canada that need to be addressed,
00:06:23.960 electing Carney, who has a history of bad performance and is a mouthpiece for the World Economic Forum, pushing legislation to take away freedoms from Canadians, etc., etc., etc.
00:06:33.200 I could go on and on enlisting all the reasons why the Liberals should not be running this country.
00:06:38.300 But the biggest question is, what are the people of Ontario and Quebec who voted for this moron getting from this corrupt government, or are they just plain stupid?
00:06:48.100 That is a question many Westerners are asking themselves right now.
00:06:52.520 And look, the letter writer does preface this by saying the people who voted for Carney.
00:07:02.620 So if you are in Ontario and Quebec and you didn't vote for Carney, this isn't about you.
00:07:08.920 If you are a boomer who didn't vote for Carney, it's not about you.
00:07:12.900 I don't get uptight when we talk about the women who elected Trudeau.
00:07:18.760 I don't get offended as a woman.
00:07:20.180 Look, I know my fellow species did deliver Trudeau to the prime minister's office a couple of times.
00:07:29.380 I don't get prickly about that because I know I didn't do it.
00:07:33.380 But, you know, it does make you wonder how, I'm not even going to say that these folks are stupid.
00:07:44.860 I think they're tribalist.
00:07:47.840 And I think that many of them will just vote liberal no matter what.
00:07:53.600 And I know that conservatives are different.
00:07:57.700 We're free thinkers.
00:07:58.960 We don't do the group think thing.
00:08:01.400 And that's why the conservative movement frequently fractures.
00:08:05.040 Look at Alberta.
00:08:07.240 Look how many times we had to blow apart our conservative party to put it back together and try something new.
00:08:11.500 So, you know, the reform broke away from the PCs, became the Canadian Alliance, which became the Conservative Party of Canada.
00:08:19.820 The Wild Rose broke away from the PCs provincially.
00:08:22.520 And then they came back and it became the United Conservative Party.
00:08:28.440 Now we've got the Alberta Republicans.
00:08:29.720 So the beauty of conservatives is that we don't group think.
00:08:36.480 But it sure helps the liberals get reelected, doesn't it?
00:08:39.440 But it sure makes for a reliable voting bloc.
00:08:42.980 So I guess that's the downside.
00:08:46.620 Travis writes,
00:08:48.420 Hello, Sheila.
00:08:49.000 It was nice to host your Rebel News staff at the Turvey Center in Regina.
00:08:55.100 Chris Barber and Tamara Leach, then Rebel Commander Ezra Levant, Sidney Fizard, and also the very lovely Lees.
00:09:01.420 Very lovely Lees.
00:09:03.840 I, as the Saskatchewanite or the Reginan, believe we are truly in peril.
00:09:08.500 Trump seems to want to keep supporting Ukraine over the citizens of the USA.
00:09:16.140 I don't believe that.
00:09:17.180 I believe Trump is very America first.
00:09:22.560 Let me keep going.
00:09:25.560 And Jerusalem over the USA.
00:09:27.480 I don't believe that either.
00:09:28.760 I think when Trump gets involved in global dealings, it's always at the interest of Americans first.
00:09:36.960 I saw a bit of a screed from J.D. Vance on X reflecting that you go on to say,
00:09:47.140 I love Trump, but something's not right.
00:09:49.740 You know what?
00:09:50.360 Let's just go dig up what J.D. Vance said about Trump and his recent support of Israel
00:09:58.320 while Israel is in an existential battle against an increasingly potentially nuclearized Iran.
00:10:07.940 J.D. Vance writes,
00:10:09.780 Look, I'm seeing this from the inside and am admittedly biased toward our president and my friend,
00:10:15.240 but there's lots of crazy stuff on social media, so I wanted to address some things directly on the Iran issue.
00:10:20.300 So hopefully this gives you some context about the thinking of the administration.
00:10:25.240 First, the president of the United States has been amazingly consistent over the 10 years
00:10:30.240 that Iran cannot have a nuclear weapon.
00:10:32.360 Over the last few months, he encouraged his foreign policy team to reach a deal with the Iranians to accomplish this goal.
00:10:37.140 The president has made it very clear that Iran cannot have uranium enrichment.
00:10:41.420 He said repeatedly that this would happen one of two ways, the easy way or the, quote, other way.
00:10:47.920 Second, I have seen a lot of confusion over the issue of civilian nuclear power and uranium enrichment.
00:10:53.980 These are distinct issues.
00:10:55.440 Iran could have civilian nuclear power without enrichment, but Iran rejected that.
00:11:01.100 Meanwhile, they have enriched uranium far above the level necessary for any civilian purpose.
00:11:06.200 They have been found in violation of their non-proliferation obligations by the International Atomic Energy Agency,
00:11:13.280 which is hardly a right-wing organization.
00:11:15.720 It is one thing to want civilian nuclear energy.
00:11:18.280 It's another thing to demand sophisticated enrichment capacity.
00:11:21.680 And it's still another to cling to enrichment while simultaneously violating basic non-proliferation obligations
00:11:29.080 and enriching right to the point of weapons-grade uranium.
00:11:34.560 I have yet to see a single good argument for why Iran needed to enrich uranium well above the threshold for civilian use.
00:11:40.980 I have yet to see a single good argument for why Iran was justified in violating its non-proliferation obligations.
00:11:46.820 I have yet to see a single good pushback against the Atomic Energy Agency's findings.
00:11:53.880 Meanwhile, the President has shown remarkable restraint in keeping our military's focus on protecting our troops and protecting our citizens.
00:12:01.680 He may decide he needs to take further action to end Iranian enrichment.
00:12:06.280 That decision ultimately belongs to the President.
00:12:08.200 And of course, people are right to be worried about foreign entanglement after the last 25 years of idiotic foreign policy.
00:12:15.740 But I believe the President has earned some trust on this issue.
00:12:18.900 And having seen this up close and personal, I assure you that he is only interested in using the American military to accomplish the American people's goals.
00:12:29.340 Whatever he does, that is his focus.
00:12:32.420 So, you can analyze that as much as you want.
00:12:39.620 But I agree that Iran cannot achieve nuclear capacity.
00:12:46.000 I think we can all agree on that.
00:12:48.080 And if the Israelis are going to deal with it before they do, I think we should all just get out of their way.
00:12:57.640 And if you unrestrain the Israeli military to do this thing, then the Americans don't have to.
00:13:10.120 All right, let's keep going.
00:13:11.560 James says,
00:13:13.060 James, why is nobody talking about how the Fathers of Confederation screwed Western Canada by giving Quebec 78 seats, which takes 115,000 give or take votes to send an MP to Ottawa in Alberta.
00:13:29.220 It takes 131,000 votes to send a member.
00:13:32.900 James, I don't think nobody is talking about that.
00:13:35.100 I believe that is one of the big drivers of Western separation, Western alienation, the representation in the Senate that unfairly favors the Atlantic provinces over Quebec, or excuse me, not Quebec, Alberta and Saskatchewan.
00:13:59.220 Those are real things that people have been talking about for years.
00:14:05.320 So, even, you know, even the fact that Alberta and Saskatchewan are separate provinces, they were initially proposed to be the province of Buffalo at the last minute, they severed us.
00:14:18.500 And one of those reasons was because we could potentially be quite powerful if we were united one day.
00:14:26.260 So, I disagree with your point that people aren't talking about it.
00:14:34.580 I believe people are and have been for a very long time, 50 years, maybe.
00:14:41.820 Tim McDonald says,
00:14:43.460 You know, there just might be.
00:15:03.660 And I'll tell you why.
00:15:04.780 Doug Ford recently mentioned that there should be castle laws.
00:15:13.460 In Canada.
00:15:15.140 And this is after a homeowner.
00:15:20.080 Defended himself using force against some bad guys.
00:15:25.160 And then the bad guys were arrested, but also the homeowner.
00:15:28.920 And Doug Ford said, this is crazy.
00:15:32.620 And there should be castle laws here in Canada, which means a man can defend his castle.
00:15:36.800 And that you shouldn't assume the benevolence of the thieves.
00:15:40.620 That they're just there to take your stuff and not your life.
00:15:42.820 And then he went on to tell a story about how he was very nearly robbed.
00:15:53.920 Like, he very nearly had his own car stolen.
00:15:56.120 However, his protective detail intervened.
00:16:00.120 Did you hear about the guy that these thugs came up, you know, ready to steal his car.
00:16:06.300 They're all in their masks and everything.
00:16:08.380 So, I guess he was a hunter or something.
00:16:09.820 He shot up in the air.
00:16:11.980 I don't recommend that, by the way.
00:16:14.140 But he gets charged.
00:16:16.060 I got to find out this guy's name and number.
00:16:18.680 And I'm going to hold a fundraiser for lawyer fees for him.
00:16:21.780 He should get a medal for standing up.
00:16:23.700 It's like down in the U.S. we should have the castle law.
00:16:26.900 Someone breaks into your house.
00:16:28.620 And I know any of these people here.
00:16:30.180 Someone breaks into your house.
00:16:31.380 And they're coming after your kids.
00:16:33.060 And you're coming after your spouse.
00:16:35.040 You're going to fight like you've never fought before.
00:16:37.540 You're going to use anything that you have.
00:16:39.780 Be it weapons, baseball bats, knives.
00:16:42.080 You're protecting your family.
00:16:43.480 I'm going to tell you a story.
00:16:44.400 Probably get in trouble for this.
00:16:46.680 You want to hear about stupid criminals?
00:16:48.180 Have you ever seen that show about stupid criminals out there?
00:16:51.460 So, four thugs come racing down my street.
00:16:54.460 Masks on.
00:16:55.720 Ready to take the car out of the driveway.
00:16:58.360 Surprise, surprise.
00:16:59.500 At 12.30, the two police cars are there.
00:17:02.220 The chase is on.
00:17:03.460 So, they chase him.
00:17:04.380 One guy runs out.
00:17:05.480 Takes off.
00:17:06.460 They capture him.
00:17:08.260 And they catch these other guys.
00:17:10.760 But just imagine all the unfortunate people
00:17:13.420 that don't have security there at their house.
00:17:16.200 With masks on.
00:17:17.300 And they have all the tools ready to break in and everything.
00:17:21.160 You know, and guess what's going to happen?
00:17:22.920 They're going to be back out.
00:17:24.280 Why don't you guys come over for a barbecue tonight?
00:17:26.880 You know, I'll take care of you better than the police.
00:17:28.920 And thank God the police got you.
00:17:30.160 And I never did.
00:17:31.320 Anyways, that's my rant.
00:17:32.620 I'm sick and tired of the weak justice system that we have.
00:17:36.200 They have to get a backbone.
00:17:38.340 And we need to start throwing these people in jail.
00:17:42.680 This is turning into a lawless society.
00:17:45.000 Well, I agree with Doug Ford's points that Canadians should have a right to use even lethal
00:17:49.120 self-defense.
00:17:51.080 Because I don't believe you should assume that the thieves are just there to steal your stuff
00:17:57.420 and not your life and the lives of the people you love.
00:17:59.820 But my problem with Doug Ford's statement is that he did everything he could to sabotage
00:18:09.500 the tough or at least tougher on crime conservatives in the last federal election in favor of Mark
00:18:18.660 Carney.
00:18:20.100 You can't complain that, you know, thieves are out on the streets and that crime is out of
00:18:28.160 control when you actively sabotaged the one party that offered a change in the status quo.
00:18:35.960 The only problem now, I think, for Doug Ford is that it came to him, that he's getting mugged
00:18:41.620 by reality, that the crime wave actually touched his life.
00:18:45.700 And now he's realizing that crime is bad out there.
00:18:49.960 So, I mean, I guess sometimes you do have to lead a horse to water to make them drink.
00:18:59.240 But Doug Ford, you supported the liberals.
00:19:03.000 The phone call's coming from inside the house.
00:19:06.180 So, I mean, I wish.
00:19:08.360 I mean, I wish we had the ability to use lethal force against bad guys.
00:19:14.460 And I guess at the end of the day, that's a choice everybody has to make.
00:19:21.260 Would you rather be in jail or your family dead?
00:19:23.960 I mean, for some people in this country, that's a choice that they have to weigh because of
00:19:29.580 the liberals' catch and release policies and the fact that we have just criminal gangs
00:19:34.240 running the streets of this country.
00:19:37.660 Obviously, let's keep going.
00:19:40.400 Jacob Wall sends me a very interesting note, which I think is a salient point.
00:19:46.940 Mass immigration is just as detrimental to Indigenous people as it is to non-Indigenous
00:19:52.060 Canadians.
00:19:52.900 Do any of the chiefs or members of the Assembly of First Nations have any issue with the liberals'
00:19:57.020 policies regarding the issue?
00:19:58.360 I haven't seen anything.
00:20:00.200 And I wonder why they wouldn't.
00:20:01.320 You know, if you're worried about conditions on reserve, which are so frequently squalid,
00:20:12.660 and you're worried about unemployment amongst Indigenous people, I mean, you really should
00:20:20.180 care about the same drivers of it as everybody else does.
00:20:22.760 Which is, as you rightly point out, one of them, one of them being mass immigration.
00:20:30.380 Demi Smiler asks, have you done a deep dive into the proposed unrealized capital gains tax?
00:20:39.180 My interpretation of this nefarious tax and from the information I can obtain indicates
00:20:43.540 you will be taxed on your purchase price against the purposeful ever-increasing housing costs.
00:20:49.620 And as it's unrealized, you don't have to sell.
00:20:53.980 So it's an annual tax to tax you out of your home.
00:20:56.900 If you have access to clarifying this, it would be greatly appreciated.
00:21:00.240 As if it's correct, this is definitely something we all need to lobby and educate homeowners,
00:21:05.180 whether your home is paid off or not, like our livelihoods and security depend on it,
00:21:09.100 because it does.
00:21:10.520 You know what?
00:21:10.780 I will check with my friend, Chris Sims of the Canadian Taxpayers Federation.
00:21:13.840 And she's been really sounding the alarm bells on just these liberal tax grabs on your home.
00:21:26.260 It's just, you know, like you think it's a conspiracy theory when they say you'll own nothing and be happy,
00:21:35.580 but then they do all the things to make sure that you actually own nothing.
00:21:41.160 If you, by the skin of your teeth and the grace of God, manage to buy a house in this economy,
00:21:47.420 in some parts of this country, I mean, Alberta is not as bad as other places.
00:21:51.520 For now, I mean, that could change as things get bad in other parts of the country and people continue to migrate.
00:21:58.400 To us, it will drive up the cost of housing here.
00:22:00.760 But if you, by some miracle and the hand of God in your life and your own tenacity and hard work and frugality,
00:22:09.900 are able to save a down payment to buy a house in a superheated housing market,
00:22:15.460 the liberals and your local municipal politicians who are, by and large, almost always progressives,
00:22:23.540 they're doing everything to make sure that you can't hang on to it.
00:22:28.120 They're doing everything to make sure you never get into a house.
00:22:33.080 You'll get into your 300 square foot Brookfield modular pod.
00:22:38.840 But if you do are able to just own a little piece of the Canadian dream,
00:22:45.080 they're going to make sure they tax you to death so that you can't hang on to it.
00:22:48.640 It's just atrocious.
00:22:50.180 And then they tell me, Sheila, that's a conspiracy theory.
00:22:53.220 Mark Carney is the World Economic Forum Prime Minister.
00:22:57.720 Okay, but why does everything he says sound like a World Economic Forum ex-ad, right?
00:23:07.240 So, so strange.
00:23:09.620 Next one.
00:23:11.620 John McInnes says, good evening from Vancouver.
00:23:15.980 Government author, and this is a particularly atrocious beat, sea issue.
00:23:20.880 I'm a little bit more insulated from this here in Alberta, but it says,
00:23:26.020 government authorizing schools to introduce, teach, and go behind parents back
00:23:30.220 on the matter of sexual orientation and sexual deviancy.
00:23:36.240 John writes, I've read many articles on parents arguing with school boards
00:23:39.660 over sexually explicit materials and the parents being ignored.
00:23:43.020 First, the school boards could not do this without the province's authorization,
00:23:47.280 which could not do this without federal authorization.
00:23:49.680 I bring to your attention the 30-year-old United Nations Conference for the Rights
00:23:57.040 of the Child, which Canada was an original signatory to.
00:24:00.560 Article 1 specifies that a child is under the age of 18.
00:24:04.240 Article 18 states, and this is relied on very heavily in court cases,
00:24:10.300 like those brought by the Justice Centre on parents' rights issues.
00:24:14.320 Parents or, as the case may be, legal guardians have the primary responsibility
00:24:17.700 for the upbringing and development of the child.
00:24:20.160 The best interest of the child will be their basic concern.
00:24:22.720 For 30 years, the parents have held the responsibility, authority,
00:24:25.640 and the accountability to bring up the child as they feel appropriate,
00:24:28.540 and government is only ever to be involved if it is found that parents are not doing
00:24:32.960 what it is in the best interest of the child.
00:24:35.340 Now, look, this is not a 30 years ago issue.
00:24:37.700 This is the social contract of the proliferation of the human species since time immemorial.
00:24:45.880 It was just sort of codified.
00:24:47.040 Somebody bothered to write it down.
00:24:49.400 But this is the social understanding of civilization,
00:24:54.160 is that children are vulnerable.
00:24:57.700 They are the responsibility of their parents.
00:25:00.720 Parents are to instill in them values, religion so they choose,
00:25:08.120 and care for their physical, emotional, and psychological well-being.
00:25:12.900 And only in the event that the parents fail in those duties do other people step in.
00:25:22.760 Family first, then the government.
00:25:25.280 It's not just a 30-year thing.
00:25:30.840 The best interest of the child is a phrase that a family court judge uses to refer to the UNCRC,
00:25:36.740 particularly in custody battles or the child protection issues.
00:25:40.180 Then Child Protection Services gets involved.
00:25:42.840 Point blank.
00:25:43.440 Parents or guardians have the premier rights over the child, not the government,
00:25:46.320 according to the United Nations.
00:25:48.240 That is true.
00:25:49.480 But that's also, I think, slightly irrelevant.
00:25:55.280 Given that this is the way it's always been.
00:26:00.200 Having said this, parents, guardians must band together
00:26:02.940 and take this sexual issue to Child Protection Services.
00:26:07.680 You have to remember, you're taking this to a government infested with progressives.
00:26:12.840 And I'm not sure that that'll work.
00:26:16.680 I mean, this is the same Child Protection Service that is infested with people that will remove
00:26:24.660 a child from Christian foster parents
00:26:28.520 because they won't celebrate the Easter Bunny
00:26:32.660 as opposed to the resurrection of Christ.
00:26:37.040 This has happened.
00:26:40.920 So, you have to be careful where you're taking these issues.
00:26:46.960 If Child Protection Services fails to act,
00:26:49.100 then the parents would take both the CPS and the government to court
00:26:51.420 and have a family court judge decide if the UNCRC is to be followed
00:26:56.620 or if that all the children's are wards of the state's parents have the rights.
00:27:01.480 They just don't know it.
00:27:02.820 You know, it's a difficult thing to navigate.
00:27:04.460 I don't want my viewers to see what I just read as legal advice.
00:27:14.000 But the reason I read it, not only is it because somebody sent it to me,
00:27:19.700 but because this is nothing new.
00:27:26.580 So, as I said, this is the social contract.
00:27:31.200 And this social contract that parents are responsible for everything to do with their child,
00:27:40.500 and when they fail, the family steps in.
00:27:44.660 And only when the family fails or is unable to that the state should step in.
00:27:51.920 That's the way it's always been.
00:27:53.340 Like, that is the reason the human civilization is around today.
00:28:02.420 We protect and care for the vulnerable in the most delicate of ways,
00:28:10.460 in the most fierce of ways as well.
00:28:14.820 Like, the mantra of women and children first worked
00:28:19.300 because that's how you preserve the species, right?
00:28:23.340 The men went to war.
00:28:24.860 The women didn't.
00:28:25.460 The children didn't.
00:28:26.200 Why?
00:28:26.480 Because they are the future of the species.
00:28:29.560 And recognizing that they require protection,
00:28:36.320 being the more vulnerable of those of us.
00:28:40.860 But it was only just codified by the UN.
00:28:47.420 That's all.
00:28:48.000 I guess that was my entire point.
00:28:51.620 All right.
00:28:52.660 I think that's my letters show for today.
00:28:55.920 I will have more letters shows in the future.
00:28:59.080 So, if I didn't get to your letter that you sent me a few weeks ago
00:29:02.920 when we sent an email out calling for letters,
00:29:07.040 I'll do my best to get to them throughout the course of the summer
00:29:09.920 as I require your help to get through a show
00:29:14.960 because, really, you were helping me get through a show
00:29:17.660 and get caught up on my work because I have more work on my plate
00:29:20.480 than I think than ever I have here at Rebel News right now.
00:29:23.820 And if you are at home and you search your email from me at Rebel News
00:29:31.380 and you find the letter where I called out for your viewer feedback,
00:29:38.140 you can still send me letters.
00:29:40.140 That link still works.
00:29:41.480 So, you can still send me letters.
00:29:43.200 They'll sort of end up organized for me on my computer
00:29:45.320 and I will do my very best to get to them as I can.
00:29:49.180 Maybe one day, like I said,
00:29:50.560 maybe one day I might even bank a show and take a day off.
00:29:54.360 Who knows?
00:29:54.980 I feel like that's wishful thinking, though.
00:29:56.800 Well, everybody, that's the show for tonight.
00:29:58.400 Thank you so much for tuning in.
00:29:59.520 Thank you so much for helping me get through this show
00:30:01.540 with your letters and questions.
00:30:03.920 Thanks to everybody who works behind the scenes at Rebel News
00:30:05.940 to put this mess of a show together for you when you need it,
00:30:10.060 when you want to watch it, wherever you want to watch it.
00:30:13.600 And as I always say,
00:30:15.760 don't let the government tell you that you've had too much to think.
00:30:24.200 Beno, you know where you want to watch it.
00:30:26.280 You can do it.
00:30:27.260 I don't know.
00:30:29.920 So, we'll be right back.
00:30:32.680 I will.
00:30:33.180 Talk to you soon.