00:08:09.660I remember when Biden signed that, and then I remember watching the trucks on the number one highway hauling all that pipe away that they had just hauled down to that area in Saskatchewan where they were going to start construction.
00:08:22.500So I think this is excellent news, and I certainly hope we see it come to fruition.
00:08:26.880so is it all talk you know there's a saying out west you're familiar with it all talk no cattle
00:08:34.920right um or all hat no cattle uh i don't live out west anymore so forgive me for butchering that
00:08:41.300is it going to happen when oh when do we see shovels on the ground tamara yeah that's a
00:08:48.080really good question um i don't know if he if he talked about a timeline but i i hope it's soon i
00:08:54.800hope we can get this project rolling as i said it's going to be a huge boon to saskatchewan and
00:09:00.840alberta oil oil field workers and so um let's get her done get those shovels in the ground it's time
00:09:06.560to rock and roll drill baby drill as they say what is the downside anyways tamara that's what i can't
00:09:12.500figure out you know um most of our country and much of the u.s it's cold weather uh we need to
00:09:20.100heat our homes. They're huge countries. We need to drive vast distances often. We're not Europe.
00:09:27.280We're not getting on bullet trains. I can't understand the ideology of those demonstrators,
00:09:37.080those Democrats that think, oh no, being energy self-sufficient, that's terrible. That's more
00:09:45.640raping of mother earth and meanwhile they're making use of all the petrochemical products0.93
00:09:52.800from the oil industry from their nylon jackets to their cell phones as they preach against it
00:09:58.940can you can you explain it to me like you said it really comes down to uh feelings hurt feelings
00:10:05.820and virtue signaling look i worked in the alberta oil patch for most of my adult life here and i can
00:10:11.500tell you you know when these they started handing down bill c69 and bill c48 and we started hearing
00:10:17.000all this talk about the dirty oil out here i was stumped i mean i worked in the oil patch i saw the
00:10:23.240processes and the procedures i know that the alberta energy industry is one of the most
00:10:28.740environmentally friendly and efficient ways to extract our resources here in canada in the world
00:10:34.660and i was stumped that our politicians weren't flying around the world shouting this from the
00:10:39.900rooftops. I truly was. So, you know, it's nothing more than virtue signaling. The entire world needs
00:10:45.460oil and Alberta is here to help provide some of that. I couldn't agree more. And so many of those
00:10:52.360elites that preach anti-oil and, you know, I drive a full EV. You know it, Tamara Leach. They've got
00:11:00.380a diesel powered generator on their property in case the grid goes down. They're not going to
00:11:06.540freeze not only that but i mean the parts the car itself it might run on electricity but it was
00:11:13.280built with petroleum-based products and as you very aptly pointed out every uh piece of um
00:11:19.740technological equipment they're from their cell phones to their laptops their shoes their coats
00:11:24.320um are all come from petroleum-based products and not to mention um medical equipment like
00:11:30.920everything almost everything that we touch comes from a petroleum-based product it's not just about
00:11:35.540oil you know there is a white tesla in toronto i've seen it several times typically around
00:11:43.160avenue road in st claire and he has a vanity plate and it says rip oil and it's like oh you
00:11:52.100smug sob how do you think your car was made yeah exactly exactly i i would just so love to be able
00:12:02.580to have these people remove every single petroleum-based product thing removed from their
00:12:08.480home and their property and then see what they're left with. And I'm going to tell you, it's not
00:12:12.480going to be much. How did all those materials get there? Of course, it was hauled there usually on
00:12:18.000semis. So yeah, it's complete, complete nonsense. Oh, Tamara, I know what they're left with if you
00:12:23.840do that. It's called the Stone Age, right? That's right, exactly. Of course, these lunatics would
00:12:30.080Probably if we were several millennia ago0.89
00:12:33.640and the first caveman figures out a way to create fire,
00:22:08.260Uh, Tamara, that line, our alliance with the EU, with the EU, rather, yeah, except there is no, there isn't going to be an alliance. I know that's just a little minor detail. But you know what, sometimes I think Carney lives up to the definition of Carney, spelt C-A-R-N-I-E, you know, the midway huckster, in that you listen to them, and I feel like I'm getting fleet.
00:22:38.260bamboozled conned it's kind of like earlier this year when he was talking
00:22:43.960about the importation into Canada of Chinese EVs and he said and I'm quoting
00:22:51.220directly Tamara that this was an opportunity for the Ontario auto
00:22:56.860industry how exactly exactly you mean they just they just talk they just talk
00:23:05.020and talk and talk and talk about and nothing actually comes out really nothing is said i mean
00:23:09.660the fact of the matter is the european union is on the other side of the planet yep um so i mean
00:23:15.420has he looked at a map lately i mean for goodness sake david uh before he was selected as the prime
00:23:20.460minister i mean elected as the prime minister uh that's where he was living he hasn't even been a
00:23:25.500canadian resident for over a decade so i mean for me this is all um highly suspect his motives uh i
00:23:32.460find highly suspect here yeah um and when he speaks of a more affordable future to your point
00:23:39.020uh tamara and you know something about logistics uh that's one of your specialties um how is it
00:23:45.420more affordable to have everything shift uh shipped half a planet away uh as opposed to
00:23:51.820going over the border with a trade partner that is 13 times our size uh so obviously
00:24:01.580geography and size in terms of the american market plays a significant factor in getting
00:24:09.500a deal done and yes if that means bending the knee on supply management so be it well not only that
00:24:17.020but we're talking about a prime minister that is um apparently very concerned about climate change
00:24:22.780and environmental impacts i mean does it make sense to be shipping this stuff all the way if
00:24:27.900if we can get it from our closest friend and neighbor?
00:28:46.340so please i don't think you're missing much you know what you're that was the most
00:28:54.800oft remarked comment in the comment section that you know uh what you're you're crying about not
00:29:02.420eating food that tastes like refried cardboard you're complaining about a restaurant where
00:29:08.200more often than not let's face it you walk into the washroom it's a disaster area um so you're
00:29:14.660right um i'll wait for dunkin donuts to get here for my food service coffee but anyways folks i
00:29:21.840left uh with a cliffhanger persian canadians were at mel lastman square in toronto they were saying
00:29:28.200shame on you. Shame on who? Well, let's check out the video.
00:29:45.640Yes. So it was Mark Carney, shame on you. The reason, um, Prime Minister Carney
00:29:58.180has backed the UAE's claim to three disputed Gulf Islands. Why? Well, again, folks, you always have
00:30:06.120to say, what's in it for Brookfield Asset Management? I wish I was joking, but I don't
00:30:12.420think I am. You know, Tamara, I love the Persian community in this country. I live in Richmond
00:30:20.740Hill. I believe the Persian minority is up to as high as 14%. They're everywhere. They're the
00:30:27.640greatest people. They have been suffering for 47 years. The vast majority of those who couldn't
00:30:35.440get out of Iran are living under tyranny. It's a regime that slaughters their own people,0.90
00:30:41.740mostly young people too. And they know what it's like being under a dictatorship. They know what
00:30:51.780it's like to have their rights and their democracy stolen from them. So I am warmed by the fact that
00:31:00.460this group is out to denounce Mark Carney. Yeah, I mean, I think that's good. And it'll be
00:31:08.420interesting to see if he has a response to this. I highly doubt it. He doesn't seem to me to be the
00:31:13.760type that can take that type of criticism or would even care, quite frankly. But we'll see how
00:31:19.400we'll see how that goes but yeah i mean uh our values really do align with uh the persian
00:31:26.360canadians i have met here uh tamara leach i have yet to meet one persian in my city that is pro
00:31:34.280oh sorry i take that back there is one or there was one i'm speaking of majid johari who was the
00:31:43.480MP for the writing of Richmond Hill, who is on record as supporting the regime. Isn't that
00:31:50.320unbelievable, Tamara? How do you get elected with that on your resume? Well, this is Canada, David.
00:31:59.580So, I mean, you just never know. I can't put anything past it, especially in Canadian politics.
00:32:07.780You know, as I mentioned in the morning meeting, Tamara, I'm starting to sour on democracy,
00:32:12.500especially when I pick up the Toronto Sun today and the headline is it looks like the liberals
00:32:18.220are going to get all six by-election seats next month. So maybe we need a benevolent dictator.
00:32:27.200No, I'm not talking about an Adolf Hitler or Joseph Stalin. I'm thinking of a guy like Tito
00:32:32.200in the former Yugoslavia. Maybe that's a better option. Yeah, you're right. I mean,1.00
00:32:39.900it uh i think mark carney um well i don't i'm not going to call the guy a dictator or anything but
00:32:46.780he certainly does seem to rule with a bit of an authoritarian flavor oh um i think he approaches
00:32:54.880politics like a ceo approaches the corporate boardroom and that is oh the idea of discourse
00:33:03.840and explaining myself no no no no I'm the CEO my word goes and it began very early didn't it
00:33:10.600uh Tamara when he was denied his majority and what did he say to his underlings I'm sure I
00:33:17.480can't prove it but the proof is in the pudding get me a majority by hook or by crook and that's
00:33:23.260what they did five floor crossings and let's not forget how he just recently treated the new
00:33:30.700premier of Quebec um at the EU summit where he wouldn't even let him speak at an event held in
00:33:37.940his own province so um but I'm encouraged to see that new premier you know putting his foot down
00:33:43.820and pushing back against Mark Carney because he's not the king of Canada he is supposedly
00:33:48.760elect an elected uh civil servant so anyways I thought that was encouraging I'm excited to see
00:33:55.000what's going to come for Quebec now and by the way I have an amusing anecdote of Majid Johari who
00:33:59.840lost his seat in the last election i think rebel had a lot to do with that we deployed the our big
00:34:05.720beautiful billboard truck and uh we caused all kind of heat for him uh you know basically exposing
00:34:12.740his quotes pro-regime he was so i know another persian guy i'm sure he wouldn't mention uh
00:34:19.900mind me uh saying this i met him at my gym his name is majid zohari and he told me that when
00:34:26.980Majid Johari was in office, not a week would go by where somebody would call him and go,
00:34:33.160let me tell you something, you SOB, and just go on for two minutes with a profanity-laced
00:34:40.020diatribe. And Majid would let him finish, and he would go, is that everything you have to say?
00:34:46.980And the guy would go, yeah, okay. I'm Majid Johari. You want to speak to Majid Johari?
00:34:55.520here's his number. I'm just a real estate agent. I'm not a member of. Oh, no, that's so terrible.
00:35:04.840Poor guy. Yeah, but we don't have to worry about that anymore because he's yesterday's man.
00:35:12.200That's right. And just before we go any further, David, I just want to remind everyone that if
00:35:15.840they want to get involved in today's conversation, they can do so by sending a super chat over $5.
00:35:21.080we're going to read it on the air if you're watching this after um the live stream you can
00:35:26.200do what's called a super thanks and if you're watching over on rumble you can do a rumble rant
00:35:29.820like i said if it's over five bucks we're going to read it on the air fantastic i'm so sorry we
00:35:34.340should have mentioned that uh at the get-go uh but yeah uh weigh in we want to hear what you have to
00:35:40.040say uh good bad or otherwise um tomorrow right now why don't we um throw to a video it is uh
00:35:47.020Pierre Polyev in Ottawa and oh look at this things are getting heated he's daring Mark Carney to do
00:35:55.580something. I dare Mark Carney to come here and stand in front of this debt clock to show off
00:36:03.660the monstrosity that you are creating for this country Mr Carney while you hand out more and
00:36:09.260more of our money to your corporate friends. Yeah, and I'm sure the mainstream media is going
00:36:17.040to run with that. Not. They're going to probably blame the leader of the official opposition
00:36:22.780as causing trouble for the prime minister as he tries to implement his elbows up agenda. Oh,
00:36:30.480they're so pathetic but it's true we we can't ignore this anymore uh tamara uh the this is0.99
00:36:39.580something if we ignore it well it never goes away does it our children our grandchildren0.99
00:36:44.540our great-grandchildren they will inherit it and it's going to mean a lower quality of life you
00:36:51.560cannot spend like drunken sailors when you have the keys to the national treasury and my goodness
00:36:59.220this is not a partisan rant, Tamara. Remember Paul Martin? Remember his fiscal responsibility
00:37:05.900going back to the 1990s when he was the economic minister? Well, this Liberal Party, it's like that
00:37:16.760phrase that GM used to have with their ads for Oldsmobile. Not your father's Oldsmobile.
00:37:23.500this is not these these are a different set of liberals um tamara do you think this resonates
00:37:33.120and i say this because people hear figures in the billions in the trillions now and their eyes
00:37:41.420glaze over but if there's a minister god forbid that spent 16 on a glass of orange juice that
00:37:49.320sticks in their craw that they lose their marbles over so i just wonder if this is a
00:37:56.740an issue that resonates with most canadians because it should
00:38:01.500well i wish that canadians would be just as equally upset over mark carney's uh um flying
00:38:09.700uh culinary habits 175 000 on airplane food for beef tenderloin and whatever and you know it
00:38:19.120It's so alarming to see, to watch that clock. You're right. I think it should be broadcast somewhere every day for people to see because it's really quite alarming and staggering when you see those numbers just rolling like a slot machine, you know. And like you just said, this is not just going to affect you and me. This is going to affect my children. My grandchildren are going to be paying for this and quite possibly my great-grandchildren.
00:38:41.100we are dealing with a government that has absolutely zero fiscal responsibility we have
00:38:46.760a lot of Canadians here we have veterans we have homeless people that need actual help and they're
00:38:51.860not getting it but yet he's got money apparently he's got a hold of the Canadian taxpayer wallet
00:38:57.740and it's going everywhere else but in Canada where we need it the most right now and you know I'm not
00:39:05.080a politician i am not an economic expert but i cannot for the life of me understand how we can
00:39:11.880help other countries when we can't help our own people first and foremost oh 100 you know what's
00:39:17.220appalling too uh tamara you would think things like fiscal responsibility it should be apolitical
00:39:25.680but the left hates the canadian taxpayers federation and they mock it and i remember
00:39:31.640one analyst saying described them as dogs chasing a parked car and it was in reference to in Toronto
00:39:42.760the Canadian Taxpayers Federation exposed that we erected a statue to a dead raccoon right like
00:39:52.480you know what maybe if raccoons were an endangered species you know maybe if it was like the last
00:40:00.040passenger pigeon that died in the cincinnati zoo in 1933 yeah you get a statue but they're vermin
00:40:06.900basically they're everywhere two thousand dollars but hey listen if you as a private citizen wanted
00:40:13.740to make that statue i don't have a problem with that but it's coming out of our pockets tamara
00:40:18.480so why is it that an organization blowing the whistle on outrageous spending regardless of
00:40:27.480the political stripe gets vilified by the left well again that's a really great question David
00:40:34.380but as I said earlier in the program I think a lot of these lefties just wake up and just look
00:40:38.920for the first thing that they can possibly grasp onto to be offended by that seems to be that seems
00:40:44.340to be the way of it I mean I don't understand how you could be feel that way about an organization
00:40:49.780that's really just trying to make you aware of where your tax dollars are going and what how
00:40:53.880how that money is being spent, especially at the rate that we're paying taxes at.
00:40:58.460A hundred percent. And, you know, forgive me for being distracted. There are so many items on the
00:41:04.220docket tomorrow. They're all great. And, you know, we won't have time for all of them. So I'm sort of
00:41:09.880editing on the fly. How about, hmm, the, let's see. How about this? An ex-posting from Juno News.
00:41:23.880And it reads as following, folks, quote, Ottawa awarded nearly $1.8 million in taxpayer-funded vaccine research grants to an organization co-founded by the shockers, WEF, which previously received $114 million from Canada and secured another $100 million in federal commitment.
00:41:53.280end quote you know tamara this dovetails into what we were just speaking about
00:41:58.400just spending not just a few million here and there but hundreds of millions you know 600
00:42:05.540million to the so-called state of palestine hundreds of millions to the ukraine um now
00:42:11.720research grants uh to the wef um which and it looks like the meter's running over 200 million
00:42:19.900in total. Doesn't charity begin at home, Tamara? Well, exactly. That's what I was just saying. I
00:42:27.000mean, we have a lot of problems here in Canada. We have a lot of people that need help here in
00:42:31.100Canada. I, this is, it's appalling. I mean, they're spending like drunken sailors and they
00:42:35.760don't care. They just simply don't care. And, you know, this is why I'm baffled. Unless Trump
00:42:43.800derangement syndrome is an ironclad proposition for Canadian politics, although it didn't work
00:42:50.880out that way for David Eby, but maybe he missed the moment. I'm baffled at the popularity, if the
00:42:56.240polls are correct, for the Carney government. I look at all the economic benchmarks, Tamara,
00:43:02.060homelessness, food bank usage, unemployment, the cost of living, inflation. We're underwater,
00:43:11.520and yet it seems the worse we do the more popular the carny government uh becomes because their
00:43:20.160knee-jerk reaction is oh it's the big bad orange man south of the border can you believe people
00:43:26.460are buying this sadly yes there was a time where i would have said no there was a time i would have
00:43:33.680said no but um from my personal experience and being someone that is either loved or absolutely
00:43:39.420hated i get it i mean there's a lot there you know he he that whole campaign was laser focused
00:43:46.540on painting donald trump as you know this evil evil person um and somebody to be angry at and
00:43:52.400this is essentially how he ended up winning that election um so no at this point you know nothing
00:43:57.280would surprise me but you know we need to take responsibility for our own country and stop
00:44:02.860pointing fingers everywhere else and you know what tamara uh on that note uh some people love
00:44:09.260you some people loathe you but you had a charming anecdote you mentioned on the morning meeting
00:44:13.960uh about a young person that came up to you was it at rebel news live it was at the rebel news
00:44:20.280live event yeah tell us that story i know he was so he was really young he was a young young man
00:44:25.860um and i was really impressed to see um the amount of young people that showed up at that event
00:44:30.840however towards the end of the event he was kind of hovering around uh our table and uh he came
00:44:36.780over and started talking to me and he said the first thing he said to me was it's really nice
00:44:41.080to meet you but he said you know what at first i thought you were horrible and i kind of laughed
00:44:45.640i laughed and but of course you know he said the more that he educated himself and he got to learn
00:44:50.940about our situation and what the freedom convoy was all about he had totally come around um so
00:44:56.380of course i i gave him a book i signed a book and i gave it to him and i said thank you very much i
00:45:00.420mean that's really what we can hope for in our case is for people to be willing to open their
00:45:04.880minds and hear the other side of the story and look at things you know like everything not just
00:45:10.860blindly do what the mainstream media tells them to do or think or feel. 100% Tamara you know and
00:45:17.280I love that anecdote because it gives me hope and for two reasons one it is possible to change the
00:45:26.580hearts and minds of people change is possible folks secondly you mentioned very young and I
00:45:33.440can tell you Tamara in the 2025 election campaign I went to so many sold right out standing room
00:45:40.660only Pierre Polyev rallies and you couldn't help but notice how young people were and a lot in the
00:45:50.620blue collar trades too who normally put their support to the NDP oh forget it they know the
00:45:58.520NDP under Jagmeet Singh abandoned them. They don't care about the lunch bucket brigade. I mean,
00:46:04.480even in Windsor, in which two seats went conservative in that election, it was awesome.0.99
00:46:12.660And I guess what we have to worry about are, well, people in my age bracket, boomers,
00:46:18.480I'm not blaming all boomers, but that's their biggest demographic, Tamara. I guess the good
00:46:24.280news in a morbid way post-Halloween is that they are literally dying off. The oldest boomers are1.00
00:46:29.620into their 80s now. But I think to your point, why the generation gap in support for conservatives
00:46:39.660and liberals? I think the boomers are getting their information from state-sponsored media,0.55
00:46:45.900especially the CBC. Your thoughts? Yeah. Yeah. And actually, I heard that a lot on Saturday from a0.83
00:46:53.000few people that said you know that they were there to support rebel news they love independent media
00:46:56.800but they you know my parents are uh you know that's what i heard my parents are stuck on the
00:47:01.040cbc or my grandparents believe everything that the cbc tells them and so i'm so encouraged that i
00:47:06.820to see these young people coming out that gives me hope and to actually you know for them to get
00:47:11.480up and go out and attend events like this and to inform themselves to make good choices going
00:47:16.780forward um i i know a lot of boomers i absolutely love so many of them but a lot of the ones that
00:47:22.760are voting for this government or are pleased with it have their houses paid off um they their
00:47:28.000vehicles are paid off they're living in a nice cushy retirement they don't have to worry about
00:47:32.280the cost of living and you know making sure that they can feed their families you are 100% right
00:47:38.440and I think that's what makes it even more egregious right they have benefited they have
00:47:44.780you know paid off vehicles paid off uh houses uh maybe four or five six figures in the bank
00:47:52.700whatever. They're not going to food banks. And yet they don't see what's going on. Whereas
00:47:59.120young people, and I'm living this with my own family, Tamara. My son's about four years ago or
00:48:06.040so. They moved out of the GTA. Why? There is no hope in hell of them ever getting a piece of the
00:48:15.520real estate pie, even in a declining market. So they went to Windsor, Ontario. I love Windsor.
00:48:21.240You know, you can get a house maybe for 30% the price of what the same house would sell for in Richmond Hill.
00:48:28.400That's not even the city of Toronto, for goodness sakes, right?
00:48:51.240i uh you know i i obviously i travel or was traveling uh to toronto regularly for a lot
00:48:58.460of our events and um i always make it a point to talk to the taxi driver or my uber driver because
00:49:04.880i want to know where they came from what they're doing how they're managing and my takeaway from
00:49:09.880just about every single conversation is we're talking about like in some cases these uber
00:49:14.280drivers are professionals you know in their day jobs and they're working three three jobs just
00:49:19.520to feed their families they have these tiny little homes that they're you know they have
00:49:23.280their families squished into and i just can't help but think like you're not living in toronto
00:49:27.580you're existing in toronto your entire you know free time you don't get to live that way
00:49:32.940and you know what's so sad of what you just said in terms of that profession
00:49:37.420much like uber drivers replace taxi cab drivers it's just a fraction remaining in our lifetime
00:49:45.120tamara the uber drivers are going to be gone too self-driving cars are going to be the way to go
00:49:51.360and uh imagine you're eking out a living like you said working three jobs and one is already
00:49:59.040on the endangered species list yeah well i'll uh be keeping my pickup i can tell you that
00:50:05.440is it an ev pickup no it's not it's got a hemi my friend go big or go home
00:50:14.660Oh, and by the way, speaking of which, if you want an EV pickup, this is the last year for the Ford Lightning and the GMC and the Chevrolet EV pickups.
00:50:27.060Yeah, so that goal of Canada going totally electric by 2035, bit of a pipe dream, eh, Tamara?
00:53:05.920Soon after, the division's HR deputy superintendent showed up at her school with a letter of discipline and ordered her to take the post down.
00:53:40.360And, you know, Tamara, I know this is third rail I'm about to step on here,1.00
00:53:46.300but when it comes to Kamloops, and you know this too, and you're Métis,0.80
00:53:51.960There has yet to be one scintilla of forensic evidence that there's 215 people buried in a mass grave, not even one person by way of forensic evidence.
00:54:09.940wouldn't you say uh tamara if the people crafting this narrative are so sure that this is the truth
00:54:18.780that they would do excavations and i'll tell you in forensic science bodies are dug up all the time
00:54:26.320you know maybe there was something they missed you know maybe there was poison put into the body
00:54:31.000so don't speak as though this is some kind of sacrilege to the dead but they won't they won't
00:54:38.440sign off on that. What she said was the truth, but apparently if you speak the truth, what's that
00:54:44.480Tom Cruise line? You can't handle the truth. I think it was a line Jack Nicholson said to Tom
00:54:51.320Cruise, but you know what I'm saying? That is the definition of political correctness. If the truth
00:54:56.280you are speaking is going to be offensive to somebody, therefore thou shalt not speak the
00:55:03.900truth despicable well there's a difference between and i actually touched on this when i was speaking
00:55:09.620at the rebel news live event on saturday there's a big difference between trust and truth now
00:55:14.900they're asking just trust us just trust us bro and keep sending us millions of dollars and uh
00:55:21.180but i mean there's a big difference between trust and truth i think canadians are owed the truth
00:55:25.900after being accused of being a colonial settling genocide committing horrible people um and uh you
00:55:36.320know i think it's the least we can do as you just said if you're if you were suspected of being a
00:55:40.620serial killer david they would have shovels in your basement digging up your basement this is
00:55:45.680actually how this works however you know you get uh we're being accused are called a genocidal
00:55:51.720nation because of this, but we can't even find out the truth of what's under there. And honestly,
00:55:56.280I don't think they want the truth to come out because they're making money off of it.
00:55:59.920Correct. A hundred percent. By the way, how did you know about my basement? Anyway,
00:56:07.240Tamara, I can't believe how fast the hour has gone.
00:56:10.580Every time with you, it just goes by so fast. I can't believe it, David.
00:56:13.760Incredible. And before I go to our cringe video of the day, do we have any super chats?
00:57:44.180you know we tell people who work in retail someone comes in they want to steal let them
00:57:49.280steal it's not worth your life we've seen what happens when people don't do that i think about
00:57:54.560the grocery store clerk many many years ago on arlington avenue he's trying to you know go after
00:57:59.500a shoplifter it ends up dying it's just not worth it yeah i wonder how she would she just went full
00:58:07.440toronto pardon me like i said she just went full toronto just leave your keys by the door and just
00:58:13.660let them take your stuff i mean i wonder if she would feel that way um if somebody broke into her
00:58:19.120house now i would just want to tell you something i just spent six weeks in manitoba in an area that
00:58:23.860is riddled with crime to the point where the locals don't even report it anymore because the
00:58:28.520police won't do anything they're just there's just too many calls and like why do you think
00:58:33.080our insurance keeps going up do you have insurance so just let them come and steal your stuff like
00:58:38.040what kind of rationale is that these are hard-working farmers hard-working business owners
00:58:43.420homeowners you know of course they're going to want to protect their property that like
00:58:48.220this is but this is the mentality and all i could think about as i was watching that is
00:58:52.340who votes for these people it's astonishing and and tamara forget about you know you said i wonder
00:58:59.140how she'd feel if someone broke into her house i wonder how she'd feel if somebody stole her lunch
00:59:04.460uh by the looks of things i mean give me a break it would be a 911 call uh in a nanosecond but
00:59:12.200you know, Tamara, we just had, four days ago, I believe it was, in the Bridal Path neighborhood.
00:59:17.800Now, if you're not familiar with Toronto, if Toronto was a Monopoly board, Bridal Path would
00:59:23.180be Boardwalk. It is the ultra-exclusive neighborhood. It's where Drake lives in a
00:59:29.000$48 million mansion. This home was broken into at 3.43 in the morning, a time in which nothing
00:59:37.460good happens. Three young thugs armed with guns and a hammer shot up the parents who are seniors
00:59:48.680and their daughters who are in their 20s. All right. And you're telling by her narrative, it's0.93
00:59:57.500oh, you know, don't stand up for yourself. You know, just say, hey, guys, come on in. We'll get
01:00:03.360the T on for you. This woman is delusional. She has no empathy for the victims. And when she1.00
01:00:10.440frames it as, oh, just because it's a 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18 year old person. You know what, Tamara,
01:00:18.160you can find kids, boys that age, right? That are tough hombres, especially if they're armed
01:00:26.020with knives uh you know with crossbows or god forbid illegal handguns you know so don't give0.99
01:00:34.240me this crap oh uh boys will be boys uh can't we all get along and i'll finish my thought with this0.98
01:00:41.160and i want to hear what you say this is why we have to reform home invasion laws in our country0.99
01:00:47.220Tamara to allow the homeowner the use of lethal force if need be all right if you're broken into
01:00:57.200in your house I mean I think of the animal kingdom when an animal is surrendered it's two options
01:01:03.860right fight or flight well when you're in your own home you're across the finish line there's0.92
01:01:09.240nowhere to run to now you have to fight so this garbage we see when homeowners are charged for
01:01:15.900fighting back, not even using guns, not even using lethal force because they used disproportionate0.96
01:01:23.180force. What's that definition? What is disproportionate and unreasonable? It is
01:01:28.540undefined. And I'm telling you, this is a winner for Pierre Polyef. He is on record as saying they
01:01:35.360would change the castle laws in this country to allow the use of lethal force if need be.
01:01:41.900she's the he's the opposite of this nut bar in manitoba what say you well i you're absolutely
01:01:49.860right they need to they need to fix that and um you know because a lot in a lot of these cases
01:01:54.660where people are just offending themselves they're they're ending up with criminal charges
01:01:58.100yeah i know like imagine i mean if somebody breaks into my home and threatens my family
01:02:02.720david i'm gonna fight tooth and nail like i am going down swinging i am going down biting i'm
01:02:08.040going down. I'm going to do whatever I have to do to save my family. And that should not be
01:02:13.980punishable. And my second point was, how do you know if they're there to just steal stuff? I mean,
01:02:20.660look at the Deshaun case in BC, right? Look at, well, so many cases. You don't know if they're
01:02:26.640there to steal stuff. You don't know if they're there to rape you. You don't know if they're there0.99
01:02:30.120to murder you. I mean, it's just absolutely bizarre. And like I said, I just shook my head
01:02:35.500watching that clip i watched it over and over and over and i just thought you know somebody
01:02:39.560voted for that person a lot of people obviously you know what uh let's see what happens when
01:02:48.820manitoba goes to the polls uh i think this thing should hang around her neck like an albatross
01:02:53.960i think this makes her unelectable but you know what sometimes the canadian people never fail to
01:02:59.880disappoint when it comes to election day. Short memories. And you know what, to your thinking,
01:03:08.140Tamara, you have loved ones in your home. The idea that you're not going to go immediately
01:03:14.240into mama bear mode. I mean, imagine in this, the bridal path case, 3.43 AM, strangers with
01:03:22.000hammers and guns right and are you going um let me see i better not use disproportional force so
01:03:30.580uh can i use the wooden spoon in the kitchen drawer an open hand maybe no one's thinking that
01:03:38.480you have adrenaline coursing through your veins and like you said you will do anything you know
01:03:44.720kill or get killed trying to defend your loved ones so i don't know what this person's talking1.00
01:03:50.520about i don't even know if she does it was that was just the stupidest thing i've ever heard i1.00
01:03:58.420mean that one the stupidest video of the week as far as i'm concerned oh and and the reason why we0.98
01:04:02.380slugged it manitoba ndp jumped the shark jumped the shark that's one of my favorite pop cultural0.97
01:04:07.500phrases uh tamara it's referring to that i think it's from 1977 happy days where the fawns um they
01:04:15.820do a cliffhanger where he's on water skis even though he's in the ocean he's still wearing his
01:04:21.320leather jacket you got me on that one and he's got to jump over a tank with man-eating sharks
01:04:27.640and they stop it for the the cliffhanger for the next week or the next season and of course uh the
01:04:34.100funds because he is the funds a he makes it but the reason they came up with oh there's the video
01:04:40.840can you believe it i still i'm still transfixed with wearing a leather jacket
01:04:47.600in the ocean the reason they call it jump the shark and every tv series has this moment it's
01:04:56.420because after that episode aired happy days was never as good again right it was all into a
01:05:05.960process, a spiral of decline. She should be in decline. She should not be able to come back
01:05:12.480from this. There's your jump the shark candidate. That's what I would say if I was running against1.00
01:05:17.800her in Manitoba. Exactly. Okay. I think I might've seen, did I imagine something, Olivia?
01:05:26.740We do have a super chat. Yes. Oh, fantastic. Okay. Where are we? All right. Working just
01:05:35.780popped in to say hi what would she do if someone showed up stole her house and kicked her out
01:05:42.940and kept her car great job david and tamara and that's from cubabound 2049 thank you for the five
01:05:50.880dollars i hope you're not cubabound right now that's no vacation these days my friend
01:05:57.400yeah no kidding well thank you very much uh we appreciate the donation and the kind words
01:06:04.100Well, Tamara, that's it. We're over time as always. Thank you so much. It's always a delight spending time with you, even if it's virtually. And folks, tomorrow, Lise Merle will be here. Sheila's on assignment to Parts Unknown. So there will be another rebel news personality in Sheila's place. I know I'm back on Friday for sure.
01:06:29.900So in the meantime, as always, stay safe and stay sane.
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