Rebel News Podcast - November 02, 2018


Trudeau raising immigration to historic highs. Why the emphasis on Somalis？


Episode Stats

Length

36 minutes

Words per Minute

165.50452

Word Count

6,100

Sentence Count

443

Misogynist Sentences

9

Hate Speech Sentences

24


Summary

Justin Trudeau is going to jack up our immigration rates to the highest level in history with a special emphasis on Somalia. Why? It's November 1st, and this is The Ezra Levant Show: Why should others go to jail when you're a biggest carbon consumer?


Transcript

00:00:00.000 Tonight, Justin Trudeau is going to jack up our immigration rates to the highest level in history
00:00:05.360 with a special emphasis on Somalia. Why? It's November 1st and this is The Ezra Levant Show.
00:00:17.640 Why should others go to jail when you're a biggest carbon consumer I know?
00:00:21.420 There's 8,500 customers here and you won't give them an answer.
00:00:25.160 You come here once a year with a sign and you feel morally superior.
00:00:28.140 The only thing I have to say to the government about why I publish it is because it's my bloody right to do so.
00:00:38.840 90% of Justin Trudeau's Syrians are still unemployed after three years here.
00:00:44.580 Most don't even speak fluent English or French.
00:00:47.580 The good news is that Syria's civil war is over now and it's safe for Syrian migrants to come home.
00:00:53.540 But instead of sending them back home, Trudeau is set to bring over even more migrants, but this time he's focusing on Somalia.
00:01:02.500 Here's the big headline.
00:01:04.300 Canada to increase annual immigration admissions to 350,000 by 2021.
00:01:12.720 It's a shocking rise and it's against the will of Canadians from every province, from every political stripe, from every background.
00:01:19.660 Now, most Canadian immigrants don't even want jacked up immigration.
00:01:24.780 Here, take a look at this poll.
00:01:25.960 This is from Angus Reid.
00:01:27.400 This was in the end of August, so it's just a couple months old.
00:01:31.100 You see that dark blue line there?
00:01:32.600 Only 6% of Canadians want immigration levels increased.
00:01:37.320 Just 6%.
00:01:38.200 That's barely within the margin of error of the poll.
00:01:41.780 I don't think the number has ever been so tiny.
00:01:46.700 Compare that to the number of Canadians who positively want immigration levels cut.
00:01:51.340 That's that red number.
00:01:54.060 49%.
00:01:54.580 I'm not sure if it's ever been that high in recent history.
00:01:58.460 People feel burned.
00:02:00.420 That's why.
00:02:00.880 Not just from the terrorism and the crime.
00:02:03.380 I mean, like Ibrahim Ali, one of Trudeau's Syrians accused of raping and murdering a teenage girl in Burnaby.
00:02:10.920 Or the countless sexual assault charges and other violence from people Trudeau has favored in recent years.
00:02:16.940 But the economic burdens, too.
00:02:19.440 90% of the Trudeau Syrians still don't have a job.
00:02:21.700 Most don't speak French or English.
00:02:23.220 It's just not working.
00:02:25.180 But look at the CBC headline here.
00:02:28.760 The sub-headline, rather.
00:02:31.160 Most newcomers will address skills shortages and gaps in the labor market.
00:02:36.600 Yeah, maybe.
00:02:38.140 But I think one of the problems is that we're bringing in a cheap, almost an indentured labor class.
00:02:45.100 Like the U.S. does with its illegal migrants from Mexico.
00:02:48.280 We do it legally, I guess.
00:02:50.620 We don't hire Canadians anymore for minimum wage jobs.
00:02:54.120 We hire temporary foreign workers.
00:02:56.820 I don't get it.
00:02:57.820 Sometimes it seems crazy to me.
00:02:59.060 Did you see this story?
00:03:00.740 Just the other day.
00:03:02.060 D.C. Human Rights Tribunal finds resort owner schemed to replace Caucasian workers.
00:03:08.940 In the sub-headline there,
00:03:10.340 Kinwa Chan ordered to pay seven former employees of Spruce Hill Resort a total of $173,000 for racial discrimination.
00:03:17.260 So there's this spa.
00:03:18.280 In the heart of British Columbia, they fired all their white, that is, their born-in-Canada workers,
00:03:25.620 and replaced them all with ethnic Chinese workers, migrants.
00:03:29.740 Well, let me quote from the Human Rights Commission here.
00:03:34.120 I find that Mr. Chan said words to the effect,
00:03:36.960 Chinese workers are better and cheaper than white workers,
00:03:39.440 and Chinese workers do not have to be paid holiday pay or overtime, unquote.
00:03:44.680 Now, I'm no fan of Human Rights Commissions.
00:03:46.220 I think that's actually a labor law issue, not a human rights issue.
00:03:50.860 I think there is racism there, of course.
00:03:52.900 But yeah, I'm not sure of bringing in extremely cheap foreign laborers
00:03:58.560 who don't abide by things like overtime pay or holiday pay or probably health and safety either.
00:04:05.360 I don't think that's really a strong economic policy,
00:04:07.920 other than if you want cheap labor to drive down wages
00:04:12.380 and want lots of people to drive up the price of housing.
00:04:16.420 I'm not sure how that's a big win for ordinary Canadians, though,
00:04:18.860 compared to, you know, Trump's policy of doing the opposite,
00:04:22.380 reviving the industrial base with six-figure high-skilled jobs like steel.
00:04:27.240 But back to the story about the new 350,000 people a year immigration plan.
00:04:31.460 Almost a third of them won't even have any skills.
00:04:34.120 Not even the kinds of skills you need to work at a fast food restaurant,
00:04:38.440 like knowing how to speak English or French,
00:04:41.400 or knowing high school math so you give the right change.
00:04:43.920 Here, let me quote from the story, again, from the state broadcaster here.
00:04:47.200 Canada does plan to gradually increase the number of refugees it will accept
00:04:53.040 under its humanitarian and family reunification and sponsorship programs
00:04:56.560 from 43,000 to reach 51,700 by 2021.
00:05:02.900 I'll read a little bit more.
00:05:03.920 Nevertheless, the lion's share of the new admissions
00:05:06.520 under Canada's immigration levels plan,
00:05:08.880 72% will be allocated to economic programs in 2021.
00:05:12.560 Hassan says he acknowledges that more must be done
00:05:15.360 to help refugees around the world
00:05:16.980 and says he fights every single day
00:05:19.900 to increase the number of refugees Canada admits.
00:05:25.520 Really?
00:05:27.220 So right off the top, their plan itself says
00:05:29.580 28% of these immigrants won't have economic skills.
00:05:33.500 They'll be migrants, maybe refugees,
00:05:35.240 and Hassan fights every day to jack up that number.
00:05:39.460 Why?
00:05:40.860 The Syrian civil war's over.
00:05:43.140 People are going home now.
00:05:44.180 Was this really ever about helping people,
00:05:47.280 or was it about something else?
00:05:49.260 Here's a weird story in the globe.
00:05:52.640 UN asks Canada to resettle more refugees displaced in Horn of Africa.
00:05:57.800 Let me read a little bit from the story.
00:05:59.200 The United Nations Refugee Agency is asking Canada
00:06:01.840 to resettle more refugees from the Horn of Africa,
00:06:04.980 emphasizing the needs of particularly vulnerable Somalis
00:06:08.360 displaced by a decades-long conflict in the war-torn country.
00:06:13.260 Now, I get it.
00:06:15.360 Ahmed Hassan himself is Somali.
00:06:17.860 He wants to bring in his fellow Somalis.
00:06:20.020 But what about Canada's interests?
00:06:23.480 There are 15 people still in Somalia.
00:06:26.480 We can't take them all.
00:06:28.940 What would that do?
00:06:29.840 How would that help?
00:06:30.440 How's that going to stop a 20-year civil war?
00:06:33.420 It's a failed state.
00:06:34.520 Somali immigrants to Canada
00:06:35.660 have a very poor track record of integration
00:06:38.160 and a troubling tendency towards crime and terrorism.
00:06:41.560 Sorry to say it.
00:06:42.220 That's statistics.
00:06:43.140 Somali terrorists.
00:06:43.880 Take a look at this guy.
00:06:44.700 Boom.
00:06:45.720 Somali terrorist.
00:06:46.580 Mohamed Hirsi.
00:06:47.440 Boom.
00:06:48.420 Next.
00:06:48.860 Somali terrorist.
00:06:51.920 From Edmonton there.
00:06:53.040 He's the guy who went on the rampage.
00:06:54.840 Next one.
00:06:55.900 Somali terrorist.
00:06:56.720 This guy was acquitted.
00:06:58.160 He walked into Canadian Forces Recruitment Center,
00:07:00.220 stabbed up the joint,
00:07:01.000 but he was acquitted for being mentally ill.
00:07:02.760 Yeah, there's a lot of terrorists
00:07:03.960 and a lot of mental illness coming from Somalia.
00:07:06.820 Disproportionate, I bet.
00:07:07.840 I think it's probably why the United States
00:07:09.860 put Somalia on the list of the seven countries
00:07:13.280 in the world from which it is banning migration
00:07:16.640 because of terrorism.
00:07:19.920 Now, I know that, of course,
00:07:21.020 not every Somali is a terrorist,
00:07:22.560 and that's great,
00:07:24.180 but Justin Trudeau is not really the best
00:07:26.260 at vetting migrants, now is he?
00:07:28.640 And if we're going to supersize our migration,
00:07:31.060 something that, as I showed you,
00:07:32.120 only 6% of Canadians want to do,
00:07:34.800 why are we heavying up
00:07:36.200 on the most dangerous places in the world?
00:07:38.820 That's nuts.
00:07:40.820 How about we focus on the tens of thousands of foreigners
00:07:43.320 who already simply walked across the border
00:07:46.420 from New York State illegally
00:07:47.680 and now form a 10-year backlog
00:07:51.360 in our immigration and refugee processing?
00:07:53.540 How mad is it to rush into bringing in more
00:07:56.160 without dealing with the existing backlog?
00:07:59.440 I see in the papers today
00:08:00.600 that Ralph Goodale
00:08:01.400 is telling the Border Services Agency
00:08:04.400 to speed up their bogus refugee removals.
00:08:09.660 That's what we call a fib, people.
00:08:12.860 It's not up to the Border Services Agency
00:08:14.740 to remove folks who haven't yet had their hearing.
00:08:18.560 It's up to them to keep up the bogus refugees
00:08:20.440 in the first place.
00:08:22.140 That's true.
00:08:22.760 But once they're in,
00:08:26.140 they have the right,
00:08:27.060 according to Goodale and Trudeau,
00:08:28.800 to have a full hearing
00:08:30.100 while they get to stick around in Canada
00:08:32.100 and go anywhere they like.
00:08:33.180 So if Goodale actually wanted to solve the problem,
00:08:36.100 he'd put up a fence at the border.
00:08:37.960 He would order police to stop migrants
00:08:39.580 from just walking across illegally.
00:08:42.000 Look, the sign at the border crossing
00:08:44.240 says it's illegal.
00:08:45.760 Do you see that?
00:08:46.480 Stop.
00:08:47.320 It is illegal to cross the border here
00:08:50.120 or any other place other than a port of entry.
00:08:52.280 You will be arrested and detained if you cross here.
00:08:55.020 Yeah, and then you'll be set free.
00:08:56.800 It's called catch and release.
00:08:57.880 Goodale and Trudeau have specifically set up welcome tents.
00:09:02.140 Don't blame it on the border police.
00:09:05.640 I want to read a little story from La Presse,
00:09:08.300 the French-language paper in Montreal,
00:09:10.420 showing, I won't translate it into French,
00:09:12.740 I just wanted to show you it's here.
00:09:15.060 Yeah, you and I as taxpayers have spent more than,
00:09:18.480 almost $997,000, almost a million dollars
00:09:22.600 on welcome meals, sort of gift baskets, snacks,
00:09:28.180 at the border crossing alone.
00:09:29.460 A million bucks in snacks.
00:09:34.640 Yeah, so, yeah, don't pretend that the problem
00:09:36.460 is with the border guards.
00:09:38.720 It's with their bosses.
00:09:40.320 You, Ralph Goodale and Justin Trudeau,
00:09:42.200 who order the border guards to be concierges
00:09:44.640 and waiters.
00:09:47.140 Like a Walmart greeter
00:09:48.500 to every lawbreaker who just walks across.
00:09:51.040 I believe that Trudeau and Goodale
00:09:53.580 want the lawbreaking to stop.
00:09:54.920 The moment Trudeau deletes that tweet he made
00:09:57.300 a year and a half ago,
00:09:58.420 welcoming every lawbreaker who can make it to our border.
00:10:01.760 And you see, that's the sad part.
00:10:03.340 I like immigration if it's lawful,
00:10:06.760 if it's orderly,
00:10:08.560 if it's manageable, if it's absorbable,
00:10:11.000 if it's in the best interest of Canada,
00:10:12.640 and frankly, the best interest of the migrants, too.
00:10:14.800 What favors are you doing
00:10:15.840 to any of those Syrians
00:10:16.660 who are still alienated here?
00:10:18.480 Learn English and French.
00:10:20.120 Come with a skill.
00:10:21.100 Love Canada.
00:10:22.080 Prove it.
00:10:23.320 Learn our customs and our values.
00:10:24.780 Don't beat women.
00:10:25.680 Don't become a terrorist.
00:10:28.380 Become an integrated part of our country.
00:10:30.140 Who could be against that?
00:10:31.160 Well, actually, Trudeau is, isn't he?
00:10:33.120 His Syrian fiasco is a case in point.
00:10:35.000 He didn't vet anyone.
00:10:36.540 And now that it's safe back in Syria,
00:10:38.520 he insists they stay
00:10:39.560 as part of a political, ideological,
00:10:41.360 religious campaign he's on.
00:10:43.020 Canadians don't want that.
00:10:44.040 And they know that Ahmed Husson
00:10:46.480 and Justin Trudeau
00:10:47.300 have a collateral purpose.
00:10:50.220 And every single day,
00:10:51.140 we allow the lawlessness
00:10:52.000 at our borders to continue.
00:10:53.360 And then reward it
00:10:54.520 by raising our quotas.
00:10:57.040 Who does that?
00:10:58.260 Who gets taken advantage of
00:10:59.740 and says, yeah, we'll sign up
00:11:00.960 for an extra helping of that?
00:11:03.440 Well, it's just for the proof
00:11:04.440 that Trudeau and Husson
00:11:05.160 are not doing what's best for Canada.
00:11:07.320 It's why only 6% of Canadians
00:11:09.680 support Trudeau's new move.
00:11:10.840 But to me,
00:11:11.600 the real question is,
00:11:14.920 why hasn't Andrew Scheer
00:11:15.920 or the Conservatives
00:11:16.620 taken issue
00:11:17.720 with this new jump
00:11:18.780 in immigration numbers?
00:11:22.500 They haven't, have they?
00:11:24.480 They talk about an orderly border.
00:11:26.860 Sure.
00:11:27.820 They talk about the rule of law.
00:11:29.320 Yeah, thanks.
00:11:29.960 Thanks, guys.
00:11:31.080 But they haven't set a peep
00:11:33.220 against the 350,000 number,
00:11:37.120 have they?
00:11:37.620 They haven't set a peep
00:11:39.040 against the obsession
00:11:41.480 with bringing in people
00:11:43.140 from Syria and Somalia
00:11:44.700 and other Muslim countries.
00:11:46.380 They have not said
00:11:47.760 a word about that.
00:11:51.740 Why not?
00:11:54.440 Stay with us for more.
00:11:55.500 Mr. Speaker,
00:12:12.420 there were disturbing reports
00:12:13.820 this weekend
00:12:14.340 that Stats Canada
00:12:15.360 has informed banks
00:12:16.520 and credit card companies
00:12:17.600 that it expects them
00:12:18.980 to hand over
00:12:19.820 personal financial data
00:12:21.140 of at least half a million Canadians
00:12:22.760 without their knowledge
00:12:23.820 or consent.
00:12:24.600 Even worse,
00:12:25.680 banks won't be allowed
00:12:26.580 to inform their customers
00:12:27.840 that the government
00:12:28.560 is following
00:12:29.420 every single one
00:12:30.360 of their transactions.
00:12:31.840 With a long history
00:12:32.840 of government privacy breaches,
00:12:34.640 Canadians are rightly worried.
00:12:36.580 Why are the Liberals
00:12:37.340 collecting the personal data
00:12:38.680 of Canadians
00:12:39.420 without telling them?
00:12:41.820 Our government is ensuring
00:12:45.840 that the personal data
00:12:46.940 of Canadians
00:12:47.560 are protected.
00:12:49.020 Statistics Canada
00:12:49.880 will use the anonymized data
00:12:51.980 for statistical purposes only.
00:12:54.240 No personal information
00:12:55.820 will be made public.
00:12:57.540 I understand Statistics Canada
00:12:58.980 is actively engaged
00:13:00.660 with the Privacy Commissioner's office
00:13:02.500 on this project
00:13:03.780 and is working with them
00:13:05.320 to ensure Canadians'
00:13:06.640 banking information
00:13:07.580 remains protected and private.
00:13:10.480 High quality and timely data
00:13:12.640 are critical to ensuring
00:13:13.840 the government programs
00:13:14.900 remain relevant
00:13:15.880 and effective for Canadians.
00:13:17.740 Well, we showed you that clip
00:13:20.500 and more from the exchanges
00:13:22.120 this week in Parliament.
00:13:24.560 I'm glad the official opposition
00:13:25.800 is raising the alarm.
00:13:27.400 I think there's several
00:13:28.220 odious aspects
00:13:29.020 to Justin Trudeau's answers.
00:13:31.240 I'm not as worried
00:13:32.940 about my private,
00:13:34.420 intimate banking details
00:13:36.020 being released to the public
00:13:37.680 as I am
00:13:38.780 of them being released
00:13:40.100 to him.
00:13:41.840 So the fact that he's saying
00:13:43.200 they'll remain private,
00:13:44.060 well, they will not be
00:13:44.740 remaining private
00:13:45.700 because they will go
00:13:46.580 into the hands
00:13:47.040 of the government.
00:13:47.520 And I am not confident
00:13:49.300 that a government
00:13:50.120 that had more than
00:13:51.000 2,300 security breaches
00:13:53.500 with Revenue Canada's
00:13:55.460 secret information
00:13:56.380 will be able to handle
00:13:58.120 a database of half a million
00:13:59.960 real-time Canadians
00:14:01.600 and their most intimate details.
00:14:03.680 And just stop and think about it.
00:14:06.160 You might not be upset
00:14:07.080 about Trudeau knowing
00:14:08.500 you bought a candy bar
00:14:09.640 for a dollar at 2 p.m.
00:14:12.300 on this day in this store,
00:14:13.460 but what if you went to a bar
00:14:16.500 and had a drink
00:14:17.280 and you paid for it
00:14:18.220 on a credit card?
00:14:18.880 Now Trudeau knows that.
00:14:20.460 What if you went to a hotel
00:14:22.960 somewhere and stayed somewhere
00:14:25.280 and now they know that.
00:14:26.460 What if you went to a drugstore
00:14:28.740 and bought a certain kind
00:14:29.960 of medicine
00:14:30.600 and that's being tagged?
00:14:33.500 Where you bought it?
00:14:34.660 How much you paid?
00:14:35.840 What store you went to?
00:14:36.760 You don't realize
00:14:38.080 how many things in your life
00:14:39.540 are actually private.
00:14:43.180 Do you want Justin Trudeau
00:14:44.400 to know about it?
00:14:46.040 Joining us now via Skype
00:14:47.160 is our friend Lauren Gunter,
00:14:48.260 senior columnist
00:14:48.900 for The Edmonton Sun,
00:14:49.660 who's written about this.
00:14:50.920 His column is called
00:14:51.820 Private Bank Info Grab
00:14:53.240 Will Make Government
00:14:54.280 More Expensive.
00:14:55.460 Lauren, welcome to the show.
00:14:56.460 I think expensive
00:14:57.540 is the least of the worries,
00:14:58.940 but yeah,
00:14:59.260 it'll make government
00:14:59.820 more expensive too.
00:15:01.440 Well, you know,
00:15:02.420 I'm worried about them
00:15:03.800 knowing the personal level details.
00:15:07.740 For instance,
00:15:08.620 they've asked the banks
00:15:09.540 not only for this,
00:15:11.280 what they call
00:15:12.040 individual level transaction,
00:15:14.460 so they want to know,
00:15:16.160 did you pay for that escort
00:15:18.460 that you frequented
00:15:20.440 while you were on a business trip
00:15:21.840 with a credit card,
00:15:23.140 a debit card, cash?
00:15:24.740 I mean, they want to know
00:15:25.620 that level of detail.
00:15:27.580 Not only do they want
00:15:28.500 to know that level,
00:15:29.220 they want the banks
00:15:30.480 to give them
00:15:31.360 your social insurance number
00:15:33.020 when they hand over
00:15:34.020 your individual transaction.
00:15:35.860 So that's very concerning.
00:15:37.940 I mean, they say it's,
00:15:39.580 what did Tru will call it,
00:15:40.800 anonymized.
00:15:43.140 Well, maybe at some point
00:15:44.920 it will get to be anonymized,
00:15:46.280 but it's not when it comes
00:15:47.480 from the banks.
00:15:50.040 It's very personalized
00:15:51.220 at that point.
00:15:52.160 That is very disturbing.
00:15:53.540 This is a government
00:15:54.160 that doesn't handle
00:15:55.220 personal information
00:15:57.200 particularly well.
00:15:58.480 But the bigger concern
00:16:00.460 that I have
00:16:01.300 is that over time
00:16:03.260 they're going to say,
00:16:04.740 look,
00:16:05.460 oh,
00:16:05.840 this percentage of Canadians
00:16:07.260 is under-reporting
00:16:08.540 its income.
00:16:10.340 So not just filing
00:16:12.500 an income tax return
00:16:13.700 and all the details
00:16:14.640 with that,
00:16:15.380 that's not good enough
00:16:16.400 for them.
00:16:16.760 They want to know more
00:16:17.860 and they're going to say,
00:16:18.480 oh, well, you know,
00:16:19.240 if say a quarter
00:16:20.880 or a third of Canadians
00:16:22.040 have a little bit
00:16:22.880 extra income
00:16:23.580 than what they've been
00:16:24.700 reporting to the government,
00:16:25.800 well,
00:16:26.080 then we can raise taxes.
00:16:27.600 And then they'll look
00:16:29.080 at this and they'll say,
00:16:29.660 oh, you know,
00:16:30.260 my goodness,
00:16:31.180 our social programs,
00:16:32.700 as enormous as they are,
00:16:34.480 as expensive as they are,
00:16:35.920 well,
00:16:36.040 they're just not creating
00:16:37.740 the solutions
00:16:38.360 that we think they should.
00:16:39.540 So they have to be bigger.
00:16:41.480 We have to have
00:16:41.940 more bureaucrats.
00:16:42.760 We have to spend
00:16:43.420 more money.
00:16:44.120 We have to transfer
00:16:45.060 more of income
00:16:46.360 from A to B
00:16:47.640 or from one region
00:16:48.480 to another.
00:16:49.620 This is merely
00:16:50.720 an excuse.
00:16:51.500 There could be
00:16:52.920 privacy breaches.
00:16:55.420 There could be
00:16:56.080 information that's
00:16:57.220 picked up by hackers
00:16:58.300 that's used
00:16:58.960 against bank customers
00:17:00.600 to take their money
00:17:02.400 or to use their credit cards
00:17:03.720 against their will.
00:17:04.380 But my bigger concern
00:17:05.380 is that in general,
00:17:06.940 even if they keep
00:17:07.940 all of this stuff
00:17:09.020 very tightly secured,
00:17:11.100 they're still going to find ways
00:17:12.720 from this information
00:17:13.880 to expand the state.
00:17:16.360 And that's what bothers me
00:17:17.420 more than anything else.
00:17:18.060 No government has a right
00:17:19.100 to this information,
00:17:20.160 period.
00:17:20.400 Regardless of what
00:17:21.960 they're going to use it for
00:17:22.880 in the absence
00:17:24.300 of criminal suspicion.
00:17:26.740 If they suspect
00:17:27.360 you're guilty
00:17:28.360 of some criminal aspect,
00:17:29.440 they go to a judge
00:17:30.280 and they say,
00:17:30.820 hey, look,
00:17:31.080 we'd like to look
00:17:31.760 at this person's bank records.
00:17:33.280 We'd like to look
00:17:33.760 at more detail
00:17:34.660 about their income.
00:17:36.800 Fine.
00:17:37.780 They can do that
00:17:38.740 if a judge says okay.
00:17:40.360 But this is without a judge.
00:17:41.960 This is without your knowledge.
00:17:43.020 This is without the banks
00:17:44.600 being able to get in
00:17:45.800 between the government
00:17:47.580 and its customers
00:17:48.520 and say,
00:17:49.120 hey, wait a minute.
00:17:50.400 The banks have said,
00:17:52.020 we don't really feel
00:17:52.940 comfortable doing this.
00:17:54.560 But there is a law
00:17:55.880 that was passed
00:17:56.600 by the liberal majority
00:17:57.700 last year
00:17:58.560 that says,
00:18:00.800 StatsCan can ask
00:18:01.800 for this information
00:18:02.540 and the banks
00:18:03.240 cannot say no.
00:18:04.680 Well, that's incredible.
00:18:06.180 And I should tell you
00:18:06.980 that we are,
00:18:08.260 I haven't announced it yet,
00:18:09.400 but we're talking
00:18:10.000 with a senior law firm
00:18:11.720 of privacy law
00:18:13.420 in Toronto.
00:18:14.080 and we hope
00:18:15.200 to make an announcement,
00:18:16.120 I hope as soon as tomorrow,
00:18:17.740 of a legal challenge
00:18:18.800 to this
00:18:19.240 that we'll look
00:18:19.800 to crowdfund
00:18:20.460 because this is so outrageous.
00:18:22.340 Lauren,
00:18:22.460 I think you're onto something
00:18:23.360 when you say
00:18:23.920 it'll be used
00:18:25.400 to justify more taxes
00:18:27.180 and more programs.
00:18:28.680 But I think the government
00:18:29.780 has no shortage
00:18:30.460 of justifications now.
00:18:32.080 I think it's actually
00:18:32.840 one level darker.
00:18:34.540 I think it will
00:18:35.960 provide a mechanism
00:18:37.560 for collecting
00:18:38.780 more taxes.
00:18:40.540 We've seen in China
00:18:41.660 how the government
00:18:43.300 there is trying
00:18:43.960 to link online searches
00:18:46.080 with your personal
00:18:47.140 phone number
00:18:48.200 so that they're
00:18:50.560 personalizing
00:18:51.600 what they know.
00:18:52.560 If you have
00:18:53.640 a database
00:18:55.260 of half a million people
00:18:56.360 and know exactly
00:18:57.120 what those individual
00:18:58.780 half million people
00:18:59.840 have done,
00:19:00.300 remember,
00:19:00.920 they're uploading
00:19:01.400 your social insurance number,
00:19:02.560 your date of birth,
00:19:03.140 your driver's license,
00:19:04.120 so they know exactly
00:19:04.940 who you are.
00:19:06.320 I don't think
00:19:06.980 they would stop at,
00:19:07.820 okay, well,
00:19:08.180 we know these guys
00:19:09.220 are not reporting
00:19:10.020 their income.
00:19:10.400 I think they would say,
00:19:11.260 oh, just plug that
00:19:12.760 into the CRA.
00:19:14.100 Just plug that
00:19:14.960 into CSIS
00:19:15.660 and the RCMP.
00:19:17.300 And frankly,
00:19:18.620 we don't even know
00:19:19.380 what we don't know
00:19:20.280 yet here, Lauren,
00:19:20.940 because remember,
00:19:21.340 this was broken
00:19:21.840 by our friend
00:19:23.600 David Aiken.
00:19:25.280 So this was a secret
00:19:27.100 until this weekend.
00:19:28.940 Until Sunday, yeah.
00:19:29.780 We don't know
00:19:30.300 what else remains secret.
00:19:32.480 We don't know
00:19:33.020 how this has been.
00:19:34.900 We know that banks
00:19:36.320 and Google
00:19:36.960 and Twitter
00:19:37.660 and Facebook,
00:19:38.560 they're all
00:19:39.440 having this dance
00:19:40.520 about data.
00:19:41.660 You have the Trudeau
00:19:42.920 government saying,
00:19:43.620 hey, Facebook,
00:19:44.360 link in.
00:19:45.160 Hey, banks,
00:19:45.960 link in.
00:19:46.820 And so I'm not so much
00:19:48.700 worried about
00:19:49.280 their rationale
00:19:50.320 for jacking up taxes.
00:19:51.960 I'm worried about
00:19:52.740 their power
00:19:53.340 just to go in
00:19:54.100 and grab it.
00:19:54.740 Well, there's no question
00:19:56.340 that that is
00:19:57.020 a potential threat.
00:19:57.900 I don't think
00:19:59.260 these people
00:19:59.820 are clever enough
00:20:00.480 to be there yet.
00:20:02.140 But the thing
00:20:02.920 that bothers me,
00:20:03.660 which could easily
00:20:04.820 lead to what
00:20:05.460 you're talking about,
00:20:06.660 is that inherent
00:20:08.340 in all of this
00:20:09.540 and the justifications
00:20:11.060 for it
00:20:11.700 is this
00:20:13.100 unquestioned belief
00:20:14.860 in the nobility
00:20:16.400 and effectiveness
00:20:18.180 of government.
00:20:18.880 You heard Trudeau
00:20:19.680 himself say,
00:20:20.820 we need this information
00:20:22.040 so that government
00:20:23.100 programs can remain
00:20:25.120 relevant and effective.
00:20:28.640 They're not relevant
00:20:29.420 and effective now.
00:20:30.860 But this is this belief
00:20:32.500 that government
00:20:33.080 means no harm,
00:20:35.120 that nothing government
00:20:36.280 does is ever going
00:20:37.300 to affect you
00:20:38.120 in a negative way.
00:20:39.580 Government is
00:20:40.040 purely a force
00:20:41.460 for good.
00:20:42.700 And it's not.
00:20:44.040 I mean,
00:20:44.220 I'm not saying
00:20:44.960 that it's evil.
00:20:46.040 It's mostly incompetent.
00:20:48.500 But in its clumsiness,
00:20:52.040 steps over people's
00:20:53.340 individual rights
00:20:54.120 all the time.
00:20:55.120 It gets in the way
00:20:56.020 of economic development.
00:20:58.660 Sometimes it does
00:20:59.800 good things,
00:21:00.580 but lots of times
00:21:01.640 it's just this big
00:21:03.460 lunky clump
00:21:04.580 that, you know,
00:21:06.180 bumps around
00:21:07.080 in dark rooms
00:21:08.680 and creates damage.
00:21:10.940 It's an unintentional
00:21:12.520 vandal,
00:21:13.080 if you want.
00:21:14.340 And that's what
00:21:15.060 distresses me.
00:21:16.460 The chief statistician,
00:21:17.640 the person who's
00:21:18.120 in charge of Stats Canada,
00:21:19.800 said pretty much
00:21:20.380 the same things
00:21:21.060 Trudeau did.
00:21:21.640 Well, you know,
00:21:22.520 we don't mean
00:21:23.340 any personal invasion
00:21:25.120 with this,
00:21:25.860 but gosh,
00:21:26.360 we need this information.
00:21:28.280 It helps direct
00:21:30.180 government programming
00:21:31.320 and funding.
00:21:31.840 And this is exactly
00:21:32.620 the same excuse
00:21:33.460 they used
00:21:34.020 when the Harper
00:21:36.300 government in 2011
00:21:37.200 said people didn't
00:21:38.300 have to fill out
00:21:39.140 the long form
00:21:40.320 of the census.
00:21:41.320 There's a mandatory
00:21:42.260 long form.
00:21:43.060 The liberals have brought
00:21:43.800 it back since they've
00:21:44.500 been in government.
00:21:45.080 In fact,
00:21:45.320 it was the first thing
00:21:46.020 they did because
00:21:46.600 socially,
00:21:47.660 this is about
00:21:48.720 whether or not
00:21:49.560 you believe
00:21:50.500 in government.
00:21:51.520 Do you believe
00:21:52.560 wholeheartedly
00:21:53.500 in the goodness
00:21:54.140 of government?
00:21:54.960 Well, yes.
00:21:55.620 Then you don't mind
00:21:56.420 giving them your
00:21:57.020 individual bank records.
00:21:58.280 Well, I think
00:21:59.080 they've underestimated
00:22:00.140 Canadians in this case.
00:22:01.860 They didn't necessarily
00:22:02.960 on the census.
00:22:03.920 There were an awful lot
00:22:04.420 of people that,
00:22:04.860 I don't care whether
00:22:05.860 I have to fill out
00:22:06.460 the long form
00:22:07.020 or the short form.
00:22:07.760 I think the conservatives
00:22:08.760 are making too much of this.
00:22:09.900 But when you start saying,
00:22:11.200 you remember
00:22:12.100 that online purchase
00:22:14.800 you made
00:22:15.240 that you maybe
00:22:16.200 didn't want your spouse
00:22:17.060 to know about,
00:22:17.880 well,
00:22:18.660 the StatsCan's
00:22:19.240 going to know about it.
00:22:20.340 So who else
00:22:21.180 is going to know about it?
00:22:21.880 Or the CRA's
00:22:22.660 going to know about it?
00:22:23.720 Who else is going
00:22:24.540 to know about it?
00:22:24.980 At one point,
00:22:26.100 I remember in the 1990s
00:22:28.160 when you and I
00:22:28.640 worked together,
00:22:30.220 there were 25,000 people
00:22:33.800 in the federal government
00:22:35.260 who could have access
00:22:36.960 to your income tax record.
00:22:38.760 Now, your income tax record
00:22:39.760 is supposed to be
00:22:40.700 extremely sacred
00:22:42.240 and extremely confidential.
00:22:44.700 But there were 25,000 people
00:22:47.440 in different departments
00:22:48.180 who had access to it.
00:22:49.340 Wow.
00:22:49.680 That was in the 90s.
00:22:50.800 Now, imagine how many people
00:22:51.880 have access to it now.
00:22:53.140 Yeah.
00:22:53.560 Well, as I mentioned
00:22:54.620 on yesterday's show,
00:22:55.400 there were over 2,300 breaches
00:22:57.080 at the CRA alone.
00:22:58.340 But the CRA only has
00:22:59.740 what information
00:23:00.400 you positively give them.
00:23:02.300 They don't have real-time access
00:23:03.600 to every Interact payment,
00:23:05.240 every e-transfer,
00:23:06.940 every time you go to an ATM.
00:23:09.380 Now, I acknowledge
00:23:11.740 that I'm more pessimistic
00:23:12.920 and perhaps a little bit darker
00:23:14.240 than you are.
00:23:15.060 And that's one of the reasons
00:23:16.200 you're much more popular than me
00:23:18.100 is that you are a happier person.
00:23:22.420 But I know this.
00:23:23.580 I know that Justin Trudeau
00:23:25.040 brought in senior campaign managers
00:23:29.280 from Barack Obama's campaign
00:23:31.220 in his 2015 election.
00:23:33.920 By the way,
00:23:35.020 if a conservative campaign
00:23:36.960 ever brought in Steve Bannon
00:23:38.780 or a senior Republican,
00:23:39.940 it would blow up
00:23:40.780 the Canadian media,
00:23:42.060 when liberals brought in
00:23:43.920 senior Democrats,
00:23:44.700 it was just called
00:23:45.180 being savvy and worldly.
00:23:46.960 But those Americans,
00:23:48.680 especially from Chicago,
00:23:50.720 the Chicago way,
00:23:51.860 the Barack Obama style,
00:23:53.180 the city of Al Capone
00:23:54.800 and David Axelrod
00:23:55.920 and Rahm Emanuel,
00:23:58.140 those are the people
00:23:59.300 who weaponized the IRS
00:24:01.380 under Lois Lerner.
00:24:03.020 Those are the people
00:24:03.840 who started using
00:24:04.840 every single nonpartisan tool
00:24:06.920 of the U.S. government,
00:24:07.640 the Department of Justice,
00:24:09.200 for example,
00:24:09.940 to go after political enemies.
00:24:12.480 And Lauren,
00:24:12.920 I want to remind you
00:24:13.840 that just this summer,
00:24:16.000 Justin Trudeau
00:24:16.740 now had a political purity test
00:24:18.420 to get a summer jobs grant.
00:24:19.840 You have to sign on
00:24:20.740 to his political ideology
00:24:22.060 on abortion issues
00:24:24.040 or you wouldn't get
00:24:24.860 a summer grant.
00:24:25.780 I think that the Trudeau government
00:24:29.920 has shown that they're willing
00:24:32.360 to politicize things
00:24:33.720 and inappropriately.
00:24:35.820 And I don't even think
00:24:38.200 they think they're politicizing them.
00:24:39.600 I mean, take a look at Bannon.
00:24:40.700 You mentioned Bannon.
00:24:42.800 Coming to Toronto,
00:24:44.640 there are all sorts
00:24:45.700 of mainstream politicians
00:24:47.520 who say he should not be
00:24:49.140 allowed to speak.
00:24:50.540 So they believe that
00:24:52.780 his defense of populism
00:24:55.940 is so outrageous
00:24:57.960 that it amounts to hate.
00:24:59.400 And therefore,
00:25:00.460 he should be prevented
00:25:01.580 from speaking in Canada.
00:25:03.060 Well, when you get
00:25:05.060 to that point
00:25:05.720 where you think
00:25:06.340 the other side
00:25:07.240 is so unreasonable,
00:25:09.040 they should not even be heard.
00:25:11.260 Then you do start this.
00:25:12.780 It gets back to this thing
00:25:14.020 I said earlier,
00:25:14.720 this unquestioned belief
00:25:16.900 in the goodness of government.
00:25:18.500 And you start to think,
00:25:20.020 my goodness,
00:25:20.880 well, we could use government
00:25:22.220 to keep these radical people.
00:25:24.880 We should use government
00:25:25.760 to keep these extremists
00:25:27.840 from spreading their message
00:25:29.840 of hate.
00:25:30.480 And when you get more
00:25:32.160 and more and more information
00:25:33.540 about individuals,
00:25:34.320 you have more and more
00:25:35.580 and more levers to use
00:25:37.840 to try and silence them.
00:25:39.480 So I do have,
00:25:40.540 in a general sense,
00:25:42.800 a great concern
00:25:44.220 about this level
00:25:44.940 of individual detail,
00:25:46.220 this personal detail
00:25:47.200 being accumulated
00:25:48.640 in a database
00:25:49.500 that the government
00:25:50.060 has access to.
00:25:51.640 My more immediate concern,
00:25:53.440 as I said,
00:25:54.340 is that I'm just going
00:25:56.220 to use this as an excuse
00:25:57.400 to expand government spending
00:25:58.940 and increase taxes.
00:26:00.480 Well, we've seen
00:26:01.480 the abuse of conduct
00:26:02.500 by Facebook, Twitter,
00:26:03.660 and the other social media titans.
00:26:05.660 If someone has
00:26:06.560 the wrong opinion,
00:26:07.480 they'll just become unpersoned.
00:26:09.280 If you give the government
00:26:10.600 real-time access
00:26:11.500 to the same
00:26:12.300 or more information,
00:26:13.920 they could be
00:26:14.440 just as abusive.
00:26:15.260 You just got me thinking there.
00:26:17.200 So let's say
00:26:18.140 someone actually thinks
00:26:19.280 Bannon is interesting
00:26:20.640 and bought a Breitbart
00:26:23.860 baseball cap online
00:26:26.480 or supported the rebel
00:26:27.560 with a $10 donation.
00:26:30.380 Well, now that information
00:26:31.360 is going to be
00:26:31.760 in the hands of Justin Trudeau.
00:26:33.120 Half a million people
00:26:34.260 at a time.
00:26:35.560 Oh, I see you bought
00:26:36.940 something from Ben Shapiro.
00:26:38.440 Oh, I see you subscribe
00:26:39.780 to Glenn Beck
00:26:40.540 or Rush Limbaugh.
00:26:41.560 Oh, I see you bought a book
00:26:44.800 by a forbidden author
00:26:46.400 on Amazon
00:26:46.960 because I know
00:26:47.740 all these details
00:26:49.180 through your bank
00:26:50.720 and perhaps correlated
00:26:54.080 with information
00:26:54.920 we get directly
00:26:55.540 from Facebook.
00:26:56.260 This is a total,
00:26:58.540 what was the phrase
00:26:59.800 in the medieval times?
00:27:01.700 A panopticon.
00:27:03.700 A total all-seeing eye.
00:27:06.940 And I don't want that
00:27:07.980 in the hands of anyone,
00:27:09.420 let alone,
00:27:09.760 not even,
00:27:10.680 I wouldn't want it
00:27:11.160 in the hands of Stephen Harper.
00:27:12.400 I wouldn't want it
00:27:12.920 in the hands of Andy Shear,
00:27:13.800 let alone Justin Trudeau
00:27:15.460 and Gerald Budge.
00:27:16.100 You can use the modern term,
00:27:18.860 which is the deep state.
00:27:19.860 I mean,
00:27:20.920 this is the idea
00:27:22.220 that all of this
00:27:23.860 electronic information,
00:27:25.100 I mean,
00:27:25.300 you remember the panic
00:27:26.720 that there was on the left
00:27:27.880 under the Patriot Act
00:27:29.660 when the Bush administration
00:27:32.460 decided that it would have
00:27:33.860 supercomputers,
00:27:34.760 I think they're in Utah,
00:27:36.060 that would have all the data
00:27:39.260 that's transferred
00:27:40.000 in emails
00:27:40.720 and telephone calls
00:27:41.640 from everyone.
00:27:42.720 Yeah.
00:27:42.880 And when there were patterns
00:27:46.240 that they were detecting
00:27:47.380 in these,
00:27:48.440 there would be
00:27:49.720 a message spit out
00:27:51.100 that,
00:27:52.280 hey,
00:27:52.360 there's something
00:27:52.900 you might want to look at.
00:27:54.040 And then they had to
00:27:54.780 take that warning,
00:27:56.600 go to a federal judge
00:27:58.120 and say,
00:27:58.940 judge,
00:27:59.260 can we please look
00:28:00.180 at so-and-so's records
00:28:01.300 because there's a suspicion,
00:28:02.980 the computer's suspicious
00:28:03.860 that they're terrorists.
00:28:05.320 Right.
00:28:05.540 And there was,
00:28:06.280 oh my goodness,
00:28:07.400 I can't believe it.
00:28:08.700 This is such an impingement
00:28:10.880 on our freedom of information,
00:28:12.420 freedom of speech.
00:28:13.620 All of that
00:28:15.360 is at least as bad
00:28:17.240 in this.
00:28:18.360 And the very same people
00:28:20.260 who were horrified
00:28:21.860 by the Patriot Act
00:28:23.340 are saying,
00:28:24.400 oh,
00:28:24.640 this is just what we need.
00:28:26.620 We need this.
00:28:27.060 Well,
00:28:27.300 this is very troubling
00:28:28.500 and I think these things
00:28:29.760 are happening faster
00:28:30.700 than we know.
00:28:32.360 I think that the tech companies
00:28:34.200 are practicing
00:28:35.180 with the government of China
00:28:37.440 their technology.
00:28:38.680 We know that Google
00:28:39.360 is doing that.
00:28:39.880 We know Google
00:28:40.440 is working
00:28:40.980 with the government of China
00:28:42.340 and being compliant with them
00:28:43.760 and they're taking
00:28:44.720 their learnings
00:28:45.760 to the rest of the world.
00:28:46.940 We know Facebook
00:28:47.620 is already submitting
00:28:48.580 to Justin Trudeau's demands
00:28:50.500 and the banks,
00:28:52.140 the front line.
00:28:52.680 I find this deeply troubling.
00:28:54.600 Frankly,
00:28:54.920 it makes me want to
00:28:55.660 spend cash on things
00:28:57.660 instead of credit card.
00:28:58.620 Not that I'm doing
00:28:59.240 anything embarrassing or bad,
00:29:00.660 but I don't want Trudeau
00:29:01.660 watching everything I do
00:29:02.820 or 25,000 snoops.
00:29:04.860 Last word to you,
00:29:05.620 my friend.
00:29:07.280 Yeah,
00:29:07.560 I'm not as concerned
00:29:09.460 about that
00:29:10.000 in the immediate
00:29:10.860 in the next year or two,
00:29:13.100 but over 10 years,
00:29:14.420 over 20 years,
00:29:15.360 over 15 years,
00:29:17.660 maybe even only 15 years.
00:29:19.420 That's certainly all possible
00:29:21.320 and it's possible
00:29:22.620 not because I think
00:29:23.720 there's a group
00:29:24.360 that sits
00:29:24.880 in the cabinet briefing room
00:29:26.600 in the basement
00:29:27.200 of the National Defense Department
00:29:29.640 and schemes this.
00:29:32.640 It's going to happen
00:29:33.860 because of the bureaucratic banality
00:29:36.600 of all of this
00:29:38.280 and that is
00:29:38.800 they just want to do good
00:29:40.800 and they see this.
00:29:42.000 They get this information
00:29:42.840 that's just out there
00:29:43.620 and think,
00:29:43.960 oh,
00:29:44.160 if we can just grab
00:29:45.000 a little bit more of it,
00:29:46.040 we can make government
00:29:46.860 even better than it is now
00:29:48.120 because they already believe
00:29:49.360 government is really good
00:29:50.400 and that's what worries me
00:29:51.920 more than the conspiracy.
00:29:54.180 Yeah.
00:29:54.760 Well,
00:29:55.180 I think there's a lot
00:29:55.820 to be worried about.
00:29:56.560 I appreciate your time,
00:29:57.480 Lauren.
00:29:57.620 It's great to see you as always.
00:29:58.800 Let me just read out
00:29:59.360 the title of your article
00:30:00.140 one more time.
00:30:01.020 I encourage people
00:30:01.600 to find this
00:30:02.060 on the EdmontonSun.com website.
00:30:04.240 It's called
00:30:04.540 Private Bank Info Grab
00:30:06.220 will make government
00:30:07.420 more expensive.
00:30:08.440 Well,
00:30:08.560 that's for sure.
00:30:09.240 Lauren,
00:30:09.380 great to see you again.
00:30:10.940 Good to see you.
00:30:11.580 All right.
00:30:12.000 There you have it.
00:30:12.600 Our friend Lauren Gunter
00:30:13.700 from Edmonton.
00:30:14.860 Stay with us.
00:30:15.880 Oh,
00:30:16.000 by the way,
00:30:16.440 before I go,
00:30:17.580 have you signed
00:30:18.100 our petition yet
00:30:18.980 at
00:30:19.620 StopSnooping.ca?
00:30:23.180 StopSnooping.ca?
00:30:24.360 I'll have more news
00:30:25.280 for you and more about this.
00:30:26.300 We've got a lawyer
00:30:26.980 we're working with.
00:30:27.960 We're going to actually
00:30:28.560 challenge this thing
00:30:29.360 in court.
00:30:29.820 Stay with us.
00:30:30.320 More ahead on the rebel.
00:30:36.220 Hey,
00:30:42.980 welcome back
00:30:43.400 on my monologue yesterday
00:30:44.400 about Justin Trudeau
00:30:45.180 forcing the banks
00:30:46.200 to hand over
00:30:46.780 your private information.
00:30:49.580 Wendy writes,
00:30:50.980 there is no reason
00:30:52.280 that this data
00:30:52.780 has to be passed on
00:30:53.700 to StatsCan
00:30:54.300 with specifics about us.
00:30:55.960 Our social insurance
00:30:57.020 number,
00:30:57.320 date of birth,
00:30:57.720 address,
00:30:58.100 sex,
00:30:58.360 and name.
00:30:58.920 This is the start
00:30:59.620 of a fascist state.
00:31:00.680 But what do you expect
00:31:01.540 for someone who has
00:31:02.360 great admiration
00:31:03.740 for the dictatorship of China
00:31:05.020 and who wrote
00:31:05.960 a heartfelt eulogy
00:31:06.960 for Fidel Castro,
00:31:08.300 man of the people?
00:31:09.640 Well,
00:31:09.820 it's funny you mention that.
00:31:10.660 I don't know if you saw
00:31:11.300 or you remember
00:31:12.020 what I said to Lorne
00:31:12.820 a little while ago.
00:31:14.580 The big,
00:31:15.280 this is what they call
00:31:15.940 big data, right?
00:31:16.940 There's so much data
00:31:17.780 about all of us there
00:31:18.580 and Facebook and YouTube
00:31:19.540 and Google
00:31:19.980 are crunching through
00:31:21.100 and governments
00:31:21.600 are getting into it.
00:31:23.060 They're practicing in China.
00:31:25.540 There's something in China
00:31:26.500 they called social credit.
00:31:28.320 It's not like our political party
00:31:29.640 here in Canada
00:31:30.220 is social credit.
00:31:31.380 In China it means
00:31:32.420 a running government tally
00:31:34.560 of if you're a good boy
00:31:36.380 or a bad boy.
00:31:37.240 It's like Santa's list
00:31:38.260 of who's been naughty
00:31:39.520 and nice.
00:31:41.200 And your social credit
00:31:42.500 in China means
00:31:44.120 are you compliant
00:31:45.260 and submissive
00:31:46.380 or do you have
00:31:47.660 too much to think?
00:31:49.120 And in China
00:31:49.980 your Google searches
00:31:51.000 are linked to your phone number
00:31:52.080 which is linked
00:31:52.500 to your identity.
00:31:53.980 That's what Google's
00:31:54.980 working on with China.
00:31:56.340 So everything you type
00:31:57.780 in the computer,
00:31:58.560 everything you say,
00:31:59.920 write, think even
00:32:01.580 goes on your social credit.
00:32:03.440 So they call it there.
00:32:05.860 They're testing
00:32:06.680 these things out in China.
00:32:08.760 The companies learn
00:32:09.720 these skills
00:32:10.360 and these tricks
00:32:11.000 and now they're trucking
00:32:12.880 with governments
00:32:14.180 in Europe and Canada.
00:32:16.000 I don't think Trump
00:32:17.000 is part of that
00:32:17.940 but I know Justin Trudeau
00:32:19.420 and most European governments
00:32:20.500 are.
00:32:20.760 I find that terrifying.
00:32:23.580 Billy writes,
00:32:24.940 maybe the Canada Revenue Agency
00:32:26.280 will look at your
00:32:26.920 interesting deposits
00:32:27.840 and withdrawals
00:32:28.680 and decide
00:32:29.380 an audit is in order.
00:32:30.580 Don't believe me?
00:32:31.240 Obama's IRS focused
00:32:32.580 on conservatives
00:32:33.180 for audits.
00:32:34.160 If Barack can get away
00:32:35.020 with it,
00:32:35.400 why not Justin?
00:32:36.480 Yeah, you know,
00:32:37.440 it's funny,
00:32:37.980 I didn't see your letter
00:32:39.320 when I raised that same
00:32:40.880 exact point
00:32:41.780 with Lorne Gunther.
00:32:43.240 Never trust the government.
00:32:44.600 The government
00:32:45.000 is not made of angels.
00:32:46.200 If men were angels
00:32:47.660 we wouldn't need
00:32:48.460 any laws,
00:32:49.180 now would we?
00:32:50.720 We wouldn't even
00:32:51.460 need a CRA.
00:32:52.720 Everyone would just
00:32:53.260 submit their taxes
00:32:53.980 honestly and perfectly.
00:32:56.020 The whole fact
00:32:57.140 that we need to be governed,
00:32:58.060 that we have a judiciary,
00:32:58.960 that we have police,
00:32:59.640 we have checks and balances,
00:33:01.040 is because we are not angels.
00:33:03.420 And why would you think
00:33:04.500 that someone,
00:33:05.120 because they're a public sector
00:33:06.880 government worker,
00:33:08.160 is somehow morally
00:33:09.380 or genetically
00:33:10.060 or emotionally
00:33:11.240 or criminally superior
00:33:12.840 to your ordinary Joe?
00:33:15.340 Yeah, you insane.
00:33:16.380 I mean, just think about,
00:33:17.780 think about the information
00:33:19.720 that every time
00:33:21.660 you use a piece of plastic
00:33:22.780 to buy this,
00:33:23.580 buy that,
00:33:24.700 the time,
00:33:25.340 the place you were at,
00:33:26.320 what you bought,
00:33:27.040 that's all being fed
00:33:28.140 into the government.
00:33:30.240 It's enough to make
00:33:31.000 a fellow go back to cash.
00:33:33.700 Someone with a nickname,
00:33:34.860 I'm guessing this is a nickname
00:33:36.380 because it doesn't sound
00:33:37.120 like a Christian name,
00:33:38.480 Whitey McPrivilege
00:33:39.840 writes,
00:33:42.120 funny how the liberals
00:33:43.000 have no problem
00:33:43.600 secretly collecting
00:33:44.300 personal banking
00:33:44.940 and credit information
00:33:45.820 from anyone who has
00:33:46.900 a social insurance number,
00:33:48.080 but when it comes down
00:33:49.080 to verifying a person's
00:33:50.500 citizenship and eligibility
00:33:51.600 to vote at election time,
00:33:53.000 oh no,
00:33:53.640 there's no way
00:33:54.220 we can do that.
00:33:55.460 What a great point.
00:33:58.220 There,
00:33:58.680 you just need
00:33:59.240 any sort of idea,
00:34:00.540 like here's my Costco card,
00:34:01.760 can I vote now?
00:34:02.820 You're excited,
00:34:03.340 that is a very good point.
00:34:05.540 On my interview
00:34:06.020 with John Carpe,
00:34:06.760 Paul writes,
00:34:08.360 great to see that
00:34:09.060 the JCCF
00:34:10.080 is racking up
00:34:10.700 some victories.
00:34:11.820 They're a great organization
00:34:12.820 and deserve our support.
00:34:14.380 The Human Rights Commission
00:34:15.160 is a farce
00:34:15.840 and they really need to end.
00:34:17.620 Yeah,
00:34:17.780 you know what made me sad
00:34:18.600 about that interview
00:34:19.540 with John?
00:34:20.000 Two things.
00:34:20.420 First of all,
00:34:21.340 that it's just John
00:34:22.120 and his little band
00:34:22.760 of merry warriors
00:34:23.600 and I think they're great.
00:34:24.740 They're great.
00:34:25.720 You know I think they're great.
00:34:27.920 But there's so few of them,
00:34:29.240 it's one handful of them
00:34:30.900 versus all the power
00:34:33.580 of the state
00:34:34.420 and all these left-wing
00:34:35.600 public interest law firms.
00:34:37.120 It makes me sad
00:34:38.260 how few
00:34:38.800 and how small
00:34:39.760 John's entity is.
00:34:41.360 And the second thing is,
00:34:43.100 if you caught that part
00:34:44.520 where he was talking
00:34:45.180 about that transgender activist
00:34:47.560 who has complaints
00:34:48.560 against what was it,
00:34:49.320 16 female estheticians
00:34:51.820 who refused to work
00:34:52.640 on his kibbles and bits,
00:34:55.200 well,
00:34:55.860 the government
00:34:58.860 is keeping secret
00:34:59.780 14 of those women's identities.
00:35:02.500 So John can only help
00:35:03.580 two of them.
00:35:04.260 The other 14
00:35:05.000 are being put through the ringer.
00:35:06.560 That's abuse.
00:35:08.220 We're the feminists here.
00:35:09.460 We're the feminists.
00:35:10.740 It's outrageous.
00:35:12.420 Yeah,
00:35:13.000 I think there's a lot
00:35:13.540 more work to do.
00:35:14.160 I think the rebel
00:35:14.680 has a part of that.
00:35:15.580 And by the way,
00:35:15.980 if you want to see John
00:35:16.580 in person,
00:35:17.080 as I think I alluded to,
00:35:19.100 he'll be in Calgary
00:35:20.180 on November 10th
00:35:21.940 at our TheRebelLive.com.
00:35:24.800 Last I checked,
00:35:25.600 there was still some room.
00:35:27.340 I got to tell you,
00:35:28.540 you should get a ticket online
00:35:30.040 at TheRebelLive.com
00:35:31.400 because we're going to sell out
00:35:32.980 and I know some people
00:35:34.280 are going to come
00:35:34.880 on Saturday,
00:35:36.240 November 10th,
00:35:36.880 to buy tickets to the door
00:35:38.220 and I hope there's room
00:35:39.560 and we'll try and jam you in.
00:35:40.980 But if you want to be guaranteed
00:35:42.060 to get in,
00:35:43.300 please don't be disappointed.
00:35:44.420 Go to TheRebelLive.com.
00:35:45.680 It's going to be
00:35:45.960 a great lineup of speakers.
00:35:47.180 In fact,
00:35:47.340 just last night,
00:35:48.260 we booked another speaker,
00:35:49.420 our friend Prem Singh,
00:35:50.420 who's amazing.
00:35:52.380 That's it for today.
00:35:54.400 Can I tell you,
00:35:56.220 my buddy David Menzies
00:35:57.260 is down in Oaxaca.
00:35:59.180 That's a Mexican word.
00:36:00.640 That's where the caravan's
00:36:01.740 coming through
00:36:02.480 on its way
00:36:03.540 to the United States.
00:36:04.440 We sent David into that.
00:36:06.640 I hope he's fine.
00:36:07.960 David,
00:36:08.780 David's pretty street smart.
00:36:10.620 I think he'll be able
00:36:11.360 to take care of himself,
00:36:12.180 but it's a pretty exciting mission.
00:36:13.920 It looks like warmer weather too.
00:36:15.660 Anyhow,
00:36:15.880 so if you want to see
00:36:16.700 what David's up to,
00:36:17.340 go to CaravanReports.com.
00:36:22.460 CaravanReports,
00:36:23.120 plural,
00:36:23.940 .com
00:36:24.440 for all of David's news.
00:36:26.400 I'm excited
00:36:26.940 that he's down there.
00:36:27.920 Okay, folks,
00:36:28.340 see you tomorrow.
00:36:28.920 Until then,
00:36:29.340 on behalf of all of us here,
00:36:31.020 keep fighting for freedom.
00:36:45.880 TV is down in the U.S.
00:36:48.580 If you want to see information,
00:36:49.340 keep fighting for you,
00:36:51.040 for all of us here.