Rebel News Podcast - Trudeau economic advisor scolds Albertans over “corporate welfare” (Guest host： Sheila Gunn Reid)

00:00:00.420 You're listening to a Rebel Media Podcast.

00:00:03.800 Tonight, a Liberal staffer would like us Westerners to just be a little more grateful for all that Trudeau is doing for us.

00:00:11.580 Then, Toronto has a terrorism problem, nobody wants to say the word,

00:00:16.540 and the Danforth shooting report leaves us far more questions than answers.

00:00:21.620 It's July 5th, 2019, I'm Sheila Gunn-Reed, and you're watching The Ezra Levant Show.

00:00:26.820 Why should others go to jail when you're a biggest carbon consumer I know?

00:00:32.580 There's 8,500 customers here, and you won't give them an answer.

00:00:36.660 The only thing I have to say to the government about why I'm publishing it is because it's my bloody right to do so.

00:00:47.760 This fella here, well, his name is Tyler Meredith.

00:00:50.740 He's a long-time Liberal partisan.

00:00:53.460 In fact, he's the senior policy advisor to the Federal Liberal Caucus and the ex-advisor for economic and social policy for Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.

00:01:03.820 So, if we think about it, if the Liberals have had a dumb or really bizarre idea or policy plan,

00:01:09.800 it either came directly from this guy's brain or it passed through his brain like a fish tank filter at some point.

00:01:16.340 And in an attempt to shut up some pesky Westerners like me who are sick and tired of the abuse and mistreatment we're taking from the federal government,

00:01:25.740 a federal government that blocked pipelines, wants to transition away from fossil fuels, you know, the West's best industry,

00:01:32.380 scapegoats law-abiding gun owners, and also takes far more than it gives us,

00:01:37.340 Meredith sent numerical evidence of Prince Trudeau's benevolence towards the serfs west of Winnipeg.

00:01:43.220 He tweeted,

00:01:44.060 The neat thing about the public accounts of Canada, they're irrefutable facts.

00:01:49.200 Western economic diversification.

00:01:51.900 That's the corporate welfare arm of the Feds for Western Canada, by the way.

00:01:57.120 Total funds used 2014-2015 by Harper, $162 million.

00:02:02.020 2017-2018 Trudeau, $227.1 million.

00:02:06.940 A 40% increase under Trudeau, and in Budget 2018, even more added.

00:02:13.060 You got that, people?

00:02:14.560 Shut up, Westerners, about your jobs. 1.00

00:02:17.100 Shut up about your business insolvencies and your out-of-control suicide rates.

00:02:21.960 Just be grateful for what we're giving you.

00:02:25.280 Meredith is a Liberal Party operative, a Liberal Party employee,

00:02:29.240 so I'm sure he knows that the Liberal government ran a $16.6 billion shortfall in 2017,

00:02:35.580 the year he's bragging about Trudeau out-subsidizing Harper in the West.

00:02:40.000 Am I supposed to be happy Trudeau's giving corporate welfare to companies

00:02:43.640 so that I have to pay it back eventually, or rather my kids have to pay it back some way?

00:02:49.400 And hang on here for a second.

00:02:51.400 I'm sorry, but when did we Westerners ever ask for a handout?

00:02:55.780 We only ever ask for the Fed to get out of the way of what we're trying to do here.

00:03:00.520 But we'll have to excuse Meredith because, as an Eastern-based Liberal, 0.99

00:03:04.160 he's not used to the way we do things out here.

00:03:06.620 Looks to me like the senior policy advisor to the Federal Liberal Caucus

00:03:11.460 has mistaken us out here in Alberta and in the West for, I don't know, Bombardier.

00:03:17.720 Actually, if we were Bombardier in the same year that Tyler Meredith is bragging

00:03:23.640 about the Trudeau government disbursing $227 million,

00:03:28.660 the government very clearly doesn't have in the first place,

00:03:32.500 through Western economic diversification,

00:03:36.060 the Liberals were giving $150 million more than that to prop up Bombardier.

00:03:43.340 Just look at this.

00:03:44.520 From 2017 in the CBC of all places.

00:03:47.600 The Federal government says it will provide $372.5 million in interest-free loans to Bombardier,

00:03:56.720 a move that elicited criticism,

00:03:59.240 even though it is far less than the transportation giant originally sought more than a year ago.

00:04:05.100 Oh yeah, I suppose.

00:04:07.420 The Liberals would also want us to be grateful for this handout

00:04:10.060 because it's apparently far less than the $1 billion Bombardier was originally begging the government for in the first place.

00:04:18.800 But this gift to Bombardier, it isn't stand-alone,

00:04:21.920 again from the same CBC article about that perennial welfare queen, aircraft peddler.

00:04:27.960 Last year, Bombardier received a $1 billion U.S. investment

00:04:32.700 for the C-Series passenger jet program from the Quebec government

00:04:37.260 in exchange for a 49.5% stake.

00:04:41.320 A $1 billion U.S. investment from the Quebec government?

00:04:45.480 I wonder where Quebec got that kind of cash from.

00:04:49.020 Maybe it's from the $13 billion in equalization payments Quebec will get this year alone.

00:04:55.640 I mean, with $13 billion extra in equalization payments

00:05:00.620 and a balanced budget on the backs of all that extra cash,

00:05:04.560 surely Quebec could have afforded the $1.3 billion the federal government has just committed

00:05:11.080 to a Montreal subway project.

00:05:14.840 According to Statistics Canada in 2016,

00:05:18.160 right in the middle of Alberta's oil industry

00:05:21.060 getting just absolutely hammered by a confluence of NDP and Liberal policies

00:05:26.440 causing a capital evacuation and a pipeline bottleneck,

00:05:30.460 Albertans sent $48 billion worth of taxes to Ottawa

00:05:34.160 but only received $27.2 billion back in the form of federal spending.

00:05:39.300 This is a gap of $21 billion.

00:05:42.900 And 2017 wasn't any better.

00:05:45.720 We couldn't get a pipeline approved if our lives depended on it,

00:05:49.080 and, you know, they really do.

00:05:50.500 And yet Albertans sent $50.3 billion to the federal government

00:05:55.640 and received back about $28.5 billion,

00:05:59.080 amounting to a spending inequity of nearly $22 billion.

00:06:03.600 So, yeah, thanks for that $227 million worth of our own money

00:06:08.820 dished out to us again, Tyler Meredith,

00:06:11.840 after being cycled through the hands of a thousand bureaucrats.

00:06:14.800 Oh, and about the Feds getting out of the way of what we do best out here. 0.91

00:06:19.220 So they don't have to brag about the handouts they give back to us.

00:06:24.180 The Alberta government, under the NDP, of all people,

00:06:29.340 estimated that Alberta was losing $80 million per day

00:06:33.620 through the lack of pipeline access.

00:06:35.320 Ironic that the NDP would come up with such an idea as a running tally

00:06:39.060 of these sorts of things, given their long and storied history of being

00:06:43.060 the reason pipelines get blocked.

00:06:45.860 But anyway, a little quick math tells me that just three days,

00:06:51.660 with the appropriate amount of pipeline access,

00:06:54.460 would have paid for Justin Trudeau's

00:06:56.900 Western Economic Diversification Handout in 2017.

00:07:02.000 This great article by Toronto Sun's Laurie Goldstein

00:07:05.180 quotes a Fraser Institute report that shows

00:07:07.360 nearly $21 billion in GDP has evaporated

00:07:11.180 from the Canadian economy because of a lack of pipeline access.

00:07:16.040 Well, that's weird, because that's almost the exact same amount

00:07:19.600 as the equalization spending gap

00:07:21.540 that Albertans experienced back in 2016.

00:07:24.380 You know, funny that.

00:07:26.400 So I guess my question for Mr. Meredith Remains is,

00:07:30.160 where do I send the thank you card?

00:07:32.940 Stay with us more up next after the break.

00:07:35.800 We discuss the Danforth shooting report with our special guest.

00:07:39.180 Toronto has a couple of things happening right now

00:07:55.420 that look and feel a lot like terrorism.

00:07:57.960 Actually, more than a couple of things,

00:07:59.620 as my guest today will point out.

00:08:01.300 Nobody really wants to say the word terrorism, though.

00:08:05.060 Instead, Toronto leadership seems more concerned

00:08:07.260 with blaming the law-abiding for their ever-increasing

00:08:09.640 crime problem on the ground.

00:08:12.500 Now, joining me to make sense of all these crime

00:08:15.180 and security stories from the center of the universe in Toronto

00:08:19.640 is Leo Knight, joining me from his home in British Columbia.

00:08:22.940 Leo is a former Canadian police officer.

00:08:25.780 He's a security expert and a frequent media commentator.

00:08:29.640 And he's also a research and journalism fellow

00:08:32.000 at True North Canada.

00:08:33.800 Hey, Leo, thanks for joining me.

00:08:36.240 There's just so much going on in Toronto,

00:08:38.860 but it really is a problem all across the country.

00:08:43.360 I wanted to have you on first and foremost

00:08:46.280 because you did an incredible analysis

00:08:48.980 of the police report on the Danforth shooting.

00:08:54.500 You really went through this with a police officer's skepticism

00:08:59.100 and an investigator's eye.

00:09:01.360 And you laid out all the answers that aren't there, really.

00:09:09.100 Yeah, I laid out a bunch of questions that I have.

00:09:11.880 Yeah.

00:09:12.960 Which, you know, in a strange sort of way,

00:09:16.360 I spent many years instructing.

00:09:19.740 And one of the things when you're teaching report writing

00:09:21.740 is that the reader should not have any questions

00:09:24.020 at the end of the report.

00:09:25.180 But after I read that 23-page report

00:09:27.840 from the Toronto Police Service into the Danforth shooting,

00:09:30.760 I had a number of questions, as you've noted.

00:09:34.420 Yeah, I mean, you went through and said, you know,

00:09:36.940 that there's weapons missing.

00:09:40.060 And you went through and said,

00:09:41.820 okay, well, great, they found a magazine clip for an AK-47.

00:09:45.860 Where's the gun?

00:09:47.920 Loaded.

00:09:48.460 It was just a magazine clip.

00:09:50.180 Yeah, it was just a series of unanswered questions

00:09:53.300 that the report doesn't seem to address.

00:09:56.200 Maybe you can go through some of those for us.

00:09:58.780 Well, there was a number of things.

00:10:00.080 When they, after following the shooting,

00:10:01.620 when they identified the shooter,

00:10:03.940 he took his own life, as you recall,

00:10:05.800 when police arrived on the scene.

00:10:08.240 They identified him,

00:10:09.420 and they went to his residence,

00:10:10.920 an apartment he shared in the Farncliffe area of Toronto

00:10:14.160 with his parents.

00:10:15.460 And they searched the apartment,

00:10:18.160 and they came up with a bunch of ammunition and a gun case.

00:10:22.680 The gun case, I'm led to believe,

00:10:25.020 was for the actual handgun that he used in the shooting.

00:10:29.360 But they also found a magazine clip loaded for an AK-47.

00:10:33.540 And they found another magazine for a Ruger.

00:10:37.560 And various types of ammunition.

00:10:41.460 There's no indication in the report,

00:10:44.040 you know, what efforts were ever put into finding those weapons,

00:10:46.900 and indeed, did they ever find them?

00:10:49.300 In fact, I believe that they did not.

00:10:52.100 And if he had a magazine clip for an AK,

00:10:55.120 then that AK has got to be around somewhere.

00:10:56.860 Well, and you also posed some pretty serious questions

00:11:02.760 about the shooter's skills with the weapons that he used.

00:11:08.820 I'm a frequent shooter.

00:11:10.060 I don't know if I could have done what he did.

00:11:12.620 So you posed some questions about where he received that training,

00:11:18.160 given that he's, for all intents and purposes,

00:11:21.680 had no official training with a firearm

00:11:24.000 because he's not a licensed firearms owner.

00:11:27.820 So we know his guns were illegally obtained.

00:11:29.640 He didn't have to go through the same course as I did.

00:11:32.940 So he's got some acumen with firearms.

00:11:36.480 And there were really no questions

00:11:39.480 or really no answers given for where he received that

00:11:43.440 or any follow-up that you could see done on his foreign travel

00:11:48.760 where maybe he did receive some firearms training.

00:11:52.440 In the wake of the shooting,

00:11:54.780 there were various media reports that said he had traveled to Pakistan.

00:11:59.980 It didn't tell us, the reports didn't tell us exactly when he went there

00:12:04.920 or for how long.

00:12:07.100 The police report, the Toronto police report,

00:12:10.080 is silent on the matter entirely.

00:12:11.720 The other thing, as you noted,

00:12:16.220 when he went, there was numerous video clips

00:12:19.600 that were out in the internet after the fact.

00:12:23.380 And you can see him walking down the street

00:12:25.300 emptying a magazine with a handgun,

00:12:28.180 which was a Smith & Wesson 40 cal semi-automatic pistol.

00:12:32.240 He'd emptied a magazine, eject it,

00:12:34.720 and quickly ram another one in, rack around,

00:12:37.140 and then keep shooting as he was walking up the street.

00:12:40.540 I'm no firearms expert,

00:12:44.040 although I've carried a gun in the service of my country.

00:12:47.260 But I do know that to do that requires a certain amount of skill,

00:12:52.160 at the very least practice with some instruction.

00:12:56.620 I talked to a friend I know who is a firearms expert.

00:13:01.320 In fact, he was instrumental with our air marshals program

00:13:05.760 and training those police officers.

00:13:09.300 And he looked at a couple of the video clips

00:13:11.420 and he said definitely that the guy's been trained.

00:13:14.020 So I'm not just talking off the top of my head here.

00:13:16.960 There's no question he had some level of training.

00:13:19.960 What that was, I don't know.

00:13:21.980 And certainly the Toronto police report

00:13:23.480 is silent on the subject as well.

00:13:24.940 There has been some evidence that he was dealing in drugs also.

00:13:32.400 Again, a lot of unanswered questions with that,

00:13:34.960 as well as indications that, of course,

00:13:37.620 as is always the case with these people

00:13:40.400 who commit these sort of crimes,

00:13:42.220 it seems like there's a tendency to lay

00:13:45.560 this sort of radicalized behavior

00:13:47.680 and really, quite frankly, terrorism

00:13:49.320 on the feet of mental illness.

00:13:51.040 But you point out that he didn't really seem

00:13:53.940 to have any problems with mental illness

00:13:55.780 since about 2012.

00:13:58.420 Yeah, the report goes through

00:14:00.620 some of the earlier contact he had

00:14:02.800 with the mental health system,

00:14:04.920 either through the school he was attending

00:14:06.680 or through social workers.

00:14:11.040 And certainly there were issues.

00:14:13.040 The report says he was diagnosed

00:14:14.900 with antisocial behavior.

00:14:19.620 Well, I think that's clear.

00:14:20.560 I mean, nobody walks down the street

00:14:21.900 with Toronto shooting indiscriminately

00:14:24.500 and can be called any sort of social.

00:14:27.840 He's clearly got some sort

00:14:29.340 of antisocial personality disorder.

00:14:32.040 But, you know, as against that,

00:14:33.480 what exactly does that mean?

00:14:35.060 I've done a little bit of looking

00:14:36.380 to try and figure that out.

00:14:38.180 And it means, essentially,

00:14:40.220 somebody who doesn't like to be around people.

00:14:43.200 Well, that covers a lot of territory.

00:14:46.160 And I like dogs better than people.

00:14:48.100 So do I have antisocial better

00:14:49.700 personality disorder?

00:14:52.340 Yeah, I mean, I like to work alone

00:14:53.900 in my basement,

00:14:54.900 as I am right now.

00:14:57.760 But I don't think that's an excuse

00:14:59.300 for committing a terrorist act

00:15:01.500 on the streets of Toronto.

00:15:02.580 And I think that's a good segue

00:15:04.620 into the next thing

00:15:05.820 that I wanted to talk to you about.

00:15:07.700 And it's how Crown prosecutors

00:15:10.520 want to have a man 0.95

00:15:11.560 who attacked Canadian soldiers

00:15:13.260 back in 2016

00:15:14.660 at a North York recruitment center

00:15:17.160 labeled as a terrorist.

00:15:19.480 This is actually quite refreshing

00:15:20.940 to see that there is this push

00:15:22.420 to have him labeled as a terrorist

00:15:24.800 because the man

00:15:26.780 whose name I'm going to butcher

00:15:29.060 right now,

00:15:31.860 Anya Ayanle Hassan Ali,

00:15:35.100 he's currently in a

00:15:37.140 Hamilton St. Joseph's

00:15:38.940 health care facility

00:15:39.920 where he's being treated

00:15:41.300 for schizophrenia.

00:15:43.120 So, again,

00:15:44.760 the two I don't think

00:15:46.860 are mutually exclusive.

00:15:48.360 You can be mentally ill

00:15:49.900 and still be a terrorist.

00:15:51.460 And it's good to see

00:15:52.100 the Crown prosecutors

00:15:53.460 pursuing this.

00:15:54.880 Well, I mean,

00:15:55.660 I would argue that

00:15:56.540 if you're going to be a terrorist,

00:15:58.060 you have a certain amount

00:15:59.140 of mental illness already.

00:16:01.360 You're not talking about

00:16:02.760 anything that can be

00:16:04.640 even remotely called

00:16:06.000 normal behavior.

00:16:07.360 That guy approached

00:16:08.400 two soldiers

00:16:10.780 at a recruitment center

00:16:11.980 and suddenly whipped out a knife

00:16:13.840 and started attacking them.

00:16:16.380 What triggered that?

00:16:18.060 The prosecutors you refer to

00:16:19.620 say he has been radicalized.

00:16:21.780 The police are saying,

00:16:22.980 well, yes,

00:16:23.400 yes, but he was also

00:16:24.860 mentally ill.

00:16:26.880 They apply the mentally 0.99

00:16:28.240 ill thing to the Danforth

00:16:30.060 shooter as well.

00:16:31.500 It was also applied

00:16:32.540 to a previous attack

00:16:35.660 in Edmonton

00:16:36.520 a little over a year ago

00:16:37.860 where a guy stabbed

00:16:39.740 a police officer

00:16:40.660 working traffic point

00:16:41.860 at Commonwealth Stadium.

00:16:43.740 He then went on a rampage

00:16:45.320 with a rental vehicle

00:16:46.760 down Jasper Avenue

00:16:48.420 trying to hit pedestrians

00:16:49.740 and whatnot

00:16:50.420 before he was finally stopped.

00:16:53.780 He had an ISIS flag

00:16:55.480 in the vehicle.

00:16:57.160 I don't know how you call

00:16:58.280 that anything else.

00:16:59.200 Yet, you know,

00:17:01.260 there were elements

00:17:01.900 of discussion at the time

00:17:03.200 that he had mental issues

00:17:04.460 and he was on some sort

00:17:05.640 of meds

00:17:06.220 and so on and so forth.

00:17:07.680 There just seems to be

00:17:09.000 this tendency

00:17:10.340 to not just

00:17:14.260 to call a spade

00:17:15.200 a shovel.

00:17:16.180 And I don't know

00:17:16.980 why that is

00:17:17.680 other than it's

00:17:18.520 politically expedient

00:17:19.800 for, you know,

00:17:22.020 for the, say,

00:17:23.160 the federal liberals

00:17:23.940 who are trying

00:17:24.580 to repatriate

00:17:25.800 ISIS, 0.60

00:17:27.400 former ISIS fighters.

00:17:29.340 And they're bringing

00:17:30.280 in a lot of Syrian refugees

00:17:31.860 without the ability

00:17:32.880 to vet them

00:17:33.560 or check their backgrounds.

00:17:34.600 And I think

00:17:35.680 if, truth be told,

00:17:38.460 they don't want

00:17:39.300 that discussion

00:17:40.360 out there.

00:17:42.440 No, I think you're right.

00:17:43.720 I mean,

00:17:44.780 the Parliament Hill shooter,

00:17:46.900 after the fact,

00:17:48.560 he was also,

00:17:50.900 you know,

00:17:51.300 a lot of people

00:17:51.780 on the left,

00:17:52.340 like you say,

00:17:53.020 don't want to have

00:17:53.560 these discussions

00:17:54.920 were pointing out

00:17:56.360 that he had a history

00:17:57.360 of mental illness.

00:17:58.700 I don't know

00:17:59.380 how the two

00:18:00.180 are incompatible.

00:18:02.460 I mean,

00:18:02.660 the attempted

00:18:04.780 stabber

00:18:05.600 of those soldiers,

00:18:07.280 the paramedics

00:18:08.300 who arrived

00:18:09.300 on the scene

00:18:10.020 heard him say

00:18:11.460 that Allah

00:18:12.140 had sent him

00:18:13.080 to kill people. 0.70

00:18:14.760 He also said

00:18:15.640 that he had

00:18:16.060 a license to kill.

00:18:18.000 Just because

00:18:19.020 some of these folks

00:18:21.900 do have a history

00:18:22.580 of mental illness

00:18:23.280 does not mean

00:18:24.500 that they are not

00:18:25.360 radicalized

00:18:26.400 either online

00:18:28.420 or through other ways

00:18:29.440 to harm

00:18:30.980 and dismantle

00:18:31.720 Canadian culture.

00:18:33.440 Absolutely.

00:18:34.280 I mean,

00:18:34.800 as I said,

00:18:35.760 Sheila,

00:18:36.400 it seems to me

00:18:37.460 that if you're going

00:18:38.180 to do these types

00:18:39.740 of things,

00:18:40.340 then you probably

00:18:41.040 have some sort

00:18:41.800 of mental disorder

00:18:42.680 in the first place

00:18:43.540 because rational

00:18:44.600 people don't do that.

00:18:46.640 No,

00:18:47.140 that's a great point.

00:18:48.160 And that actually

00:18:49.360 brings me

00:18:50.160 to another great article

00:18:53.480 that you have up

00:18:54.880 right now

00:18:55.340 on TNC News.

00:18:57.580 And it's about,

00:18:59.520 again,

00:19:00.260 the government

00:19:00.880 scapegoating

00:19:01.760 the wrong people.

00:19:02.720 I think

00:19:03.080 with the problem

00:19:05.120 with not calling

00:19:06.040 terrorism terrorism,

00:19:07.020 they end up

00:19:07.960 actually scapegoating

00:19:09.420 the people

00:19:10.280 with mental illness

00:19:11.360 problems

00:19:11.940 instead of addressing

00:19:13.040 the terrorism problem.

00:19:14.500 and you have

00:19:15.420 a great article

00:19:16.320 up right now

00:19:16.900 about how

00:19:17.380 the government

00:19:18.040 has basically

00:19:19.300 placed the entire

00:19:20.860 wrong focus

00:19:22.140 on,

00:19:23.580 with their new

00:19:25.280 gun legislation,

00:19:26.740 Bill C-71,

00:19:27.960 scapegoating

00:19:28.960 the wrong people,

00:19:30.540 the lawful,

00:19:31.440 law-abiding gun owners

00:19:32.580 like me,

00:19:33.400 instead of investigating

00:19:34.380 organized crime

00:19:35.240 and drug-dealing gangs.

00:19:36.520 Right.

00:19:37.600 Well,

00:19:37.860 I also used

00:19:38.440 the example

00:19:39.020 of a project

00:19:40.860 that was taken

00:19:41.440 down in Toronto

00:19:42.140 last week.

00:19:43.500 They had a press

00:19:44.260 conference on Friday

00:19:45.260 where they had

00:19:46.520 arrested 73 people

00:19:49.400 and charged them

00:19:50.080 with over 500

00:19:51.000 offenses.

00:19:53.140 And they seized

00:19:54.300 a lot of guns,

00:19:55.360 none of them

00:19:55.760 legal weapons.

00:19:57.400 A lot of those

00:19:58.300 people are charged

00:19:59.060 with various

00:19:59.740 firearm offenses,

00:20:02.420 possessing an illegal

00:20:03.640 weapon,

00:20:04.400 you know,

00:20:04.640 careless storage,

00:20:05.660 you know,

00:20:05.900 and a whole lot

00:20:07.080 of other things.

00:20:08.440 But in order

00:20:09.420 to attack

00:20:09.980 the urban

00:20:11.020 gun problem

00:20:12.420 in our cities,

00:20:14.960 you need to

00:20:15.680 actually attack

00:20:16.560 the problem.

00:20:17.340 And that means

00:20:17.980 that the police

00:20:18.760 have got to be

00:20:19.560 given the ability

00:20:21.180 to go after

00:20:21.880 organized crime

00:20:22.780 and the street gangs.

00:20:24.340 And that was

00:20:25.180 a really good project

00:20:26.180 that was done

00:20:26.840 by the Toronto

00:20:28.000 Police Service

00:20:28.720 over the course

00:20:29.400 of eight months.

00:20:30.960 And they made

00:20:31.740 all those arrests.

00:20:32.540 But that was just

00:20:33.060 against one

00:20:33.720 East End street gang

00:20:35.000 in Scarborough.

00:20:35.900 I mean,

00:20:36.520 there's so many

00:20:37.040 more out there.

00:20:37.820 There's so much

00:20:38.380 more going on

00:20:39.280 across this country.

00:20:41.560 And none

00:20:44.320 of those people

00:20:44.860 who use guns,

00:20:46.400 if there's a shooting

00:20:47.660 by a gangster

00:20:48.940 in Vancouver,

00:20:50.440 you know,

00:20:51.460 or in Jane Finch

00:20:52.940 in Toronto

00:20:53.520 or on 97th Street

00:20:56.500 in Edmonton,

00:20:57.620 those guns

00:20:58.680 are not legal.

00:20:59.520 They were obtained

00:21:00.120 otherwise.

00:21:01.420 Whether they were

00:21:02.360 smuggled into this

00:21:03.160 country or bought

00:21:04.000 in the illegal

00:21:04.520 black market

00:21:05.320 or stolen

00:21:06.140 from a private

00:21:07.860 residence

00:21:08.540 is really immaterial.

00:21:10.620 If you want

00:21:11.200 to focus on gun crime,

00:21:12.740 you need to go

00:21:13.320 after what the

00:21:14.000 real problem is.

00:21:15.360 And like anything

00:21:16.220 else,

00:21:16.580 even the other

00:21:17.360 subject we were

00:21:17.980 talking about,

00:21:18.720 Sheila,

00:21:19.420 you can't fix

00:21:21.120 a problem if you

00:21:21.920 won't call it

00:21:22.520 what it is.

00:21:23.220 No,

00:21:25.100 and you and I

00:21:26.080 have talked about

00:21:26.620 this before.

00:21:29.380 Toronto has taken

00:21:30.940 away one of the

00:21:32.140 best intelligence

00:21:33.540 gathering tools

00:21:34.600 that police were

00:21:35.600 using to combat

00:21:36.560 gang violence

00:21:37.440 and that was

00:21:38.240 carding.

00:21:39.680 You know,

00:21:40.640 the whole practice

00:21:41.620 of carding was

00:21:42.320 accused of being

00:21:43.000 racist because it

00:21:44.160 unfairly so-called

00:21:46.080 unfairly targeted

00:21:47.400 minority communities.

00:21:49.000 But in fact,

00:21:49.820 carding was used

00:21:50.620 to keep minority 1.00

00:21:51.440 communities safer.

00:21:52.440 Those are the

00:21:53.100 communities right

00:21:54.340 now being overrun

00:21:55.240 by gangs.

00:21:56.080 Well,

00:21:56.680 we have the same

00:21:57.780 problem in Vancouver

00:21:58.880 where the anti-poverty

00:22:01.800 groups such as they

00:22:02.800 are,

00:22:03.100 I call them the

00:22:03.720 poverty pimps,

00:22:05.080 are trying to stop

00:22:06.540 Vancouver police

00:22:07.560 from doing street

00:22:08.860 checks because they

00:22:10.020 say it unfairly

00:22:11.020 attacks the

00:22:13.940 indigenous community.

00:22:15.480 They had the same

00:22:16.140 issue in New York

00:22:17.060 City where NYPD

00:22:18.280 used a tactic they

00:22:20.480 called stop and

00:22:21.240 frisk,

00:22:21.780 which essentially

00:22:22.860 was the same

00:22:23.440 thing.

00:22:24.160 Every police

00:22:24.760 department in

00:22:26.600 North America

00:22:27.300 uses some form

00:22:29.240 of that tactic

00:22:29.960 where they stop

00:22:30.700 somebody who

00:22:31.240 appears to be

00:22:31.900 suspicious,

00:22:33.020 they identify

00:22:33.700 them,

00:22:34.120 they say,

00:22:34.460 where are you

00:22:34.700 going?

00:22:35.220 And,

00:22:35.740 you know,

00:22:35.960 they identify

00:22:36.540 who they're

00:22:37.060 with and they,

00:22:38.580 you know,

00:22:38.840 if they see

00:22:39.360 anything suspicious,

00:22:40.880 if they're reacting

00:22:41.860 or acting suspicious

00:22:43.000 in any way,

00:22:43.940 then they search

00:22:44.960 them to see if

00:22:45.840 there's any

00:22:46.140 weapons.

00:22:46.540 I mean,

00:22:46.900 it's police

00:22:48.700 work 101.

00:22:51.140 Leo,

00:22:51.860 you're an expert

00:22:52.480 in security

00:22:53.440 and policing.

00:22:54.760 Let's pretend

00:22:55.580 you're one of

00:22:56.040 those high-paid

00:22:56.980 consultants that

00:22:58.880 municipal governments

00:23:00.080 love to waste

00:23:01.120 tax dollars on.

00:23:02.920 If you could give

00:23:03.600 three pieces of

00:23:04.840 advice to Mayor

00:23:05.900 John Tory to get

00:23:06.740 control back of

00:23:08.000 his city from

00:23:08.780 the gangs,

00:23:09.320 what would you

00:23:09.740 say?

00:23:10.260 Stop being

00:23:10.800 politically correct

00:23:11.740 would be the

00:23:12.340 first one.

00:23:14.240 You know,

00:23:14.560 he needs to

00:23:15.440 get out of the

00:23:17.360 way of the

00:23:17.820 police service

00:23:18.480 doing their

00:23:19.340 job.

00:23:20.360 As soon as

00:23:21.180 politicians start

00:23:22.140 messing around

00:23:22.960 with things,

00:23:23.940 it makes it

00:23:24.620 harder for police

00:23:25.600 to do their

00:23:26.460 job.

00:23:27.100 Look at the

00:23:27.480 situation from

00:23:28.180 last week in

00:23:29.060 Portland when

00:23:31.100 that journalist

00:23:33.080 was attacked by

00:23:34.440 the Antifa mob.

00:23:35.700 You know,

00:23:35.880 the police union

00:23:37.560 have since said

00:23:38.300 that they were

00:23:38.760 told to stand

00:23:39.480 down.

00:23:40.400 You know,

00:23:40.580 that's just

00:23:41.320 political

00:23:41.680 interference.

00:23:42.640 And John Tory

00:23:43.320 does that to

00:23:44.240 a fairly well.

00:23:46.620 Okay,

00:23:47.060 that's your

00:23:47.360 first one.

00:23:47.980 Stop being

00:23:48.400 politically correct.

00:23:50.140 Second one?

00:23:51.060 Well,

00:23:51.340 it was kind of

00:23:51.860 the second one

00:23:52.480 too,

00:23:52.820 which is get

00:23:53.240 out of the

00:23:54.140 way of the

00:23:54.560 police department.

00:23:55.980 Let them do 0.90

00:23:56.940 their job.

00:23:57.880 They're the

00:23:58.180 professionals.

00:23:59.260 They know who

00:23:59.740 they're dealing

00:24:00.260 with.

00:24:00.640 They have the

00:24:02.380 raw intelligence

00:24:03.080 from the

00:24:03.480 communities.

00:24:04.520 They know who

00:24:05.020 the bad guys

00:24:05.720 are.

00:24:06.540 Let them go

00:24:06.920 get them.

00:24:08.180 You know,

00:24:08.480 and the third

00:24:09.160 thing is that

00:24:10.000 in Toronto,

00:24:11.540 you've got

00:24:14.080 a situation

00:24:14.760 there where

00:24:15.360 the police

00:24:17.380 are not

00:24:18.360 allowed to

00:24:18.880 charge for

00:24:19.460 what they

00:24:19.840 call

00:24:20.220 lower level

00:24:23.140 offenses.

00:24:24.880 As Giuliani

00:24:26.000 proved in

00:24:26.600 New York

00:24:26.920 when he

00:24:27.180 cleaned up

00:24:27.600 Times Square

00:24:28.220 in the 90s,

00:24:29.440 when he

00:24:30.220 used the

00:24:30.560 broken windows

00:24:31.320 theory,

00:24:32.180 and that

00:24:32.820 theory says

00:24:33.520 that whenever

00:24:34.140 you get them

00:24:34.720 doing anything

00:24:35.460 wrong,

00:24:36.020 you charge

00:24:36.560 them.

00:24:37.540 No matter

00:24:38.220 how small

00:24:38.960 you charge

00:24:39.600 them,

00:24:39.780 you put

00:24:40.060 them in

00:24:40.760 front of

00:24:41.080 a judge,

00:24:41.840 sooner or

00:24:42.420 later that

00:24:42.820 he has

00:24:43.200 amassed

00:24:44.120 enough offenses

00:24:44.860 that a judge

00:24:45.480 will put

00:24:45.820 them away.

00:24:47.340 One thing

00:24:48.060 I know

00:24:48.400 for certain

00:24:48.980 is that a

00:24:49.680 criminal

00:24:50.080 doesn't commit

00:24:51.380 crimes when

00:24:51.940 they're in

00:24:52.180 jail.

00:24:53.880 That's a

00:24:54.560 great point.

00:24:55.160 I would

00:24:55.480 throw in

00:24:55.900 a fourth

00:24:56.440 one,

00:24:57.000 and that

00:24:57.280 is implore

00:24:58.460 the federal

00:24:58.960 government to

00:24:59.620 tighten up

00:24:59.980 the border.

00:25:00.760 That's where

00:25:01.060 the guns

00:25:01.420 are coming

00:25:01.820 from.

00:25:02.400 That's where

00:25:03.000 a lot of

00:25:03.400 the criminals

00:25:03.800 are coming

00:25:04.240 across.

00:25:05.240 That's where

00:25:05.700 a lot of

00:25:06.020 the social

00:25:06.360 problems are

00:25:07.240 coming across

00:25:07.940 the border.

00:25:09.400 Flooding

00:25:09.800 Toronto,

00:25:11.760 and just

00:25:12.240 overwhelming

00:25:12.720 Toronto

00:25:13.180 services.

00:25:14.120 When you

00:25:14.460 overwhelm

00:25:14.960 Toronto

00:25:15.340 services,

00:25:16.340 crime happens

00:25:16.960 after the

00:25:17.440 fact.

00:25:18.440 Leo,

00:25:18.920 I want to

00:25:19.220 thank you.

00:25:19.860 I was

00:25:20.580 just going

00:25:20.840 to say

00:25:21.100 I agree

00:25:21.500 with you,

00:25:21.820 but part

00:25:22.100 of the

00:25:22.300 problem

00:25:22.540 there is

00:25:22.880 politicians

00:25:24.960 as well.

00:25:26.240 Canadian

00:25:26.720 border

00:25:27.140 service,

00:25:29.040 if you

00:25:29.940 try to

00:25:30.600 cross a

00:25:31.060 border at

00:25:31.660 a point

00:25:31.960 of entry,

00:25:32.840 you will

00:25:33.200 speak to

00:25:33.680 a border

00:25:34.300 officer,

00:25:35.100 a customs

00:25:35.540 official.

00:25:36.440 If you

00:25:37.200 go 50

00:25:37.860 yards to

00:25:38.440 the west

00:25:38.860 or east

00:25:39.420 of a

00:25:39.780 border entry

00:25:40.420 and illegally

00:25:41.560 cross the

00:25:42.160 border,

00:25:42.820 that same

00:25:43.260 customs

00:25:43.660 official can't

00:25:44.360 go and

00:25:44.640 stop you.

00:25:45.520 He has

00:25:45.880 to call

00:25:47.240 the local

00:25:48.580 police

00:25:48.960 organization

00:25:49.560 who will

00:25:49.940 try and

00:25:50.300 respond and

00:25:50.880 then find

00:25:51.400 what you're

00:25:52.120 doing.

00:25:52.580 It's so

00:25:53.140 easy to

00:25:53.740 smuggle 0.89

00:25:54.400 weapons and

00:25:55.340 drugs into

00:25:55.980 Canada.

00:25:56.440 It's

00:25:56.540 unbelievable.

00:25:57.800 And the

00:25:58.520 politicians,

00:25:59.320 the bureaucratic

00:25:59.900 directive is

00:26:00.580 preventing the

00:26:01.640 border patrol

00:26:02.280 from doing

00:26:02.960 their job.

00:26:04.660 That's a

00:26:05.200 great,

00:26:05.780 great,

00:26:06.340 great point.

00:26:07.080 I mean,

00:26:07.860 Canadian

00:26:08.460 safety and

00:26:09.800 Canadian public

00:26:10.520 safety is

00:26:10.980 really hamstrung

00:26:11.800 by politics,

00:26:12.640 as you so

00:26:13.040 rightly point

00:26:13.640 out.

00:26:13.900 Leo,

00:26:14.180 I want to

00:26:14.560 thank you so

00:26:14.940 much for

00:26:15.240 coming on

00:26:15.540 the show

00:26:15.760 today.

00:26:16.440 People can

00:26:17.100 find you at

00:26:18.020 TNC News,

00:26:19.680 but where else

00:26:20.600 can they also

00:26:21.020 find you?

00:26:21.720 My website is

00:26:22.720 primetimecrime.com,

00:26:24.900 and it's

00:26:25.900 updated on a

00:26:26.700 daily basis,

00:26:27.840 and pretty much

00:26:28.620 anything I write

00:26:29.520 or broadcast

00:26:31.060 is clipped

00:26:32.860 there as

00:26:33.260 well.

00:26:34.360 Great.

00:26:34.840 Leo,

00:26:35.080 thank you so

00:26:35.500 much for your

00:26:35.920 time,

00:26:36.180 and we'll

00:26:36.640 talk again.

00:26:37.580 All right.

00:26:37.940 Thanks,

00:26:38.180 Sheila.

00:26:39.180 Stay with us

00:26:39.980 more up next

00:26:40.680 after the

00:26:41.140 break.

00:26:41.360 This is the

00:26:52.360 part of the

00:26:52.760 show where we

00:26:53.260 look back at

00:26:53.980 some of your

00:26:54.900 viewer comments

00:26:55.780 and your

00:26:56.480 feedback that

00:26:57.660 you've left

00:26:58.080 on some of

00:26:58.640 our videos.

00:27:00.160 On Ezra's

00:27:00.840 interview with

00:27:01.900 the fabulous

00:27:02.900 Barbara Kay

00:27:03.660 about parents

00:27:04.280 objecting to

00:27:05.460 confusing gender

00:27:06.520 ideology being

00:27:07.460 taught to their

00:27:08.180 children in

00:27:09.120 school,

00:27:10.120 Liza Rosie

00:27:10.840 writes,

00:27:11.940 good interview

00:27:13.000 with Barbara

00:27:13.900 Kay.

00:27:14.540 She is

00:27:15.160 absolutely right,

00:27:16.280 and I appreciate

00:27:16.960 her dedication

00:27:18.000 and honesty.

00:27:19.660 We need people

00:27:20.360 who are not

00:27:21.240 afraid to

00:27:22.000 question the

00:27:23.280 manufactured

00:27:23.940 narrative being

00:27:24.760 pushed on

00:27:25.580 society by

00:27:27.000 misguided,

00:27:28.040 weaponized

00:27:28.740 minorities.

00:27:30.400 Barbara Kay

00:27:31.000 is a national

00:27:32.500 treasure,

00:27:33.400 and like

00:27:33.720 Canada's

00:27:34.360 grandma,

00:27:35.300 she takes

00:27:35.680 on these

00:27:36.020 complex and

00:27:36.760 contentious

00:27:37.420 social issues

00:27:38.500 with common

00:27:39.340 sense,

00:27:39.920 thoughtfulness,

00:27:40.620 and especially

00:27:41.680 compassion.

00:27:43.080 Kay takes

00:27:43.480 a lot of

00:27:43.820 heat for

00:27:44.180 speaking up

00:27:44.720 and a lot

00:27:45.480 of people

00:27:45.900 are trying

00:27:46.460 to silence

00:27:46.980 her,

00:27:47.540 but she

00:27:47.860 keeps speaking

00:27:48.640 up for

00:27:49.460 what's right.

00:27:50.640 You know,

00:27:50.880 some days

00:27:51.400 I'm actually

00:27:52.520 quite surprised

00:27:53.460 that she

00:27:53.880 even still

00:27:54.400 has a job

00:27:55.080 at the

00:27:55.440 National

00:27:55.800 Post.

00:27:57.320 I'm a

00:27:57.880 big,

00:27:58.200 big fan

00:27:58.840 of Barbara

00:27:59.300 Kay,

00:27:59.540 as you

00:27:59.760 can tell.

00:28:00.900 As you

00:28:01.300 know,

00:28:01.540 I'm filling

00:28:01.860 in for

00:28:02.160 Ezra today

00:28:02.660 because he's

00:28:03.120 over in

00:28:03.460 the UK

00:28:03.800 covering the

00:28:04.420 Tommy Robinson

00:28:05.140 trial,

00:28:05.720 and before

00:28:06.920 they went

00:28:07.300 to court

00:28:07.860 yesterday,

00:28:09.400 Ezra did

00:28:09.780 a quick

00:28:10.060 interview

00:28:10.460 with Tommy.

00:28:11.300 On that

00:28:12.300 interview,

00:28:13.020 Karen McLeod

00:28:13.780 wrote,

00:28:14.800 Tommy Robinson

00:28:15.620 is going

00:28:16.340 to die

00:28:17.000 for free

00:28:17.700 speech in

00:28:18.260 2019,

00:28:19.380 the United

00:28:19.920 Kingdom.

00:28:20.740 Let that

00:28:21.260 sink in,

00:28:22.180 death.

00:28:22.580 He is most

00:28:23.340 likely going

00:28:24.100 to die in

00:28:24.600 jail where

00:28:25.400 he can be

00:28:25.880 tortured and

00:28:26.860 starved to

00:28:27.340 death.

00:28:27.680 If this

00:28:28.280 doesn't make

00:28:29.160 you cry,

00:28:30.360 nothing will.

00:28:32.040 You know,

00:28:32.360 Karen,

00:28:32.580 it is my

00:28:33.380 concern that

00:28:34.800 you could

00:28:35.380 be right.

00:28:36.280 I think it's

00:28:36.720 a real

00:28:36.960 possibility in

00:28:38.500 Tommy Robinson's

00:28:39.620 future that he

00:28:40.560 dies in jail.

00:28:41.620 Either he will

00:28:42.120 die behind bars

00:28:43.000 for doing

00:28:43.420 journalism or

00:28:44.160 he will die

00:28:44.700 in the street

00:28:45.280 as a result

00:28:46.240 of one of

00:28:46.820 the frequent

00:28:47.880 death threats

00:28:48.680 he receives

00:28:49.560 against himself

00:28:50.420 and his

00:28:51.640 family.

00:28:52.660 And I think

00:28:53.000 this persecution

00:28:53.700 of him for

00:28:54.500 speaking up

00:28:55.780 against rape

00:28:56.900 crimes and

00:28:57.640 rape gangs,

00:28:58.760 it's not going

00:28:59.440 to end because

00:29:00.240 him speaking up,

00:29:01.940 it embarrasses

00:29:02.740 the state for

00:29:03.520 their inaction

00:29:04.200 for so many

00:29:04.920 years while

00:29:05.400 so many young

00:29:06.100 girls were 0.99

00:29:07.280 victimized right

00:29:08.380 under their

00:29:08.800 noses.

00:29:09.680 I hope you're

00:29:10.120 wrong,

00:29:10.560 Karen,

00:29:11.160 for freedom's

00:29:11.800 sake, for

00:29:12.200 Tommy's sake,

00:29:12.900 and for the

00:29:13.260 sake of his

00:29:13.740 young family,

00:29:15.440 but I suspect

00:29:16.100 you could be

00:29:16.680 right.

00:29:17.440 Well,

00:29:17.740 everybody,

00:29:18.200 on that dark

00:29:19.520 and gloomy

00:29:19.960 note, I want

00:29:20.920 to thank

00:29:21.280 everybody for

00:29:22.200 tuning in.

00:29:22.780 I want to

00:29:23.140 thank the

00:29:23.960 office in

00:29:24.760 Toronto for

00:29:25.380 bearing with

00:29:25.920 me on the

00:29:26.580 show today.

00:29:27.700 I want to

00:29:28.140 thank Ezra for

00:29:29.140 trusting me to

00:29:30.040 be in the

00:29:30.380 driver's seat.

00:29:30.980 one more

00:29:32.020 time while he

00:29:32.800 does the job

00:29:33.960 the UK media

00:29:34.760 just refuses to

00:29:35.700 do over in

00:29:36.580 the UK.

00:29:37.480 Happy late

00:29:38.080 Independence Day

00:29:39.000 greetings to our

00:29:40.080 American friends,

00:29:41.500 viewers, and

00:29:42.240 allies, and

00:29:43.000 remember, don't

00:29:44.120 let the government

00:29:44.700 tell you that

00:29:45.360 you've had too

00:29:45.920 much to think.

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00:30:11.520 show today.

00:30:12.220 See you

Rebel News Podcast - July 06, 2019

Trudeau economic advisor scolds Albertans over “corporate welfare” (Guest host： Sheila Gunn Reid)

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