Rebel News Podcast - When did the Liberals go from the party of loving Canada to the party of hating it？

00:00:00.000 Hello, my rebels. Today, I tell you my unified theory for why Justin Trudeau calls us a country

00:00:07.760 of genocide. President Tentz, by the way, he's not talking about something in the far past.

00:00:12.600 Normally, he likes to apologize for things that were done decades or even over a century ago.

00:00:16.940 But this, now it's no apology, he's just saying we are a country of genocide in the present.

00:00:22.080 I have a theory about that, and it goes to Justin Trudeau's history as a pickup artist,

00:00:27.000 as a male feminist, and how he would manipulate single women as a pickup artist would. 0.92

00:00:35.160 I'll tell you my amateur psychological theory in just a moment, and I'll do my best to prove it to you.

00:00:40.560 Jeanne Gomeshi, if Jeanne Gomeshi hadn't gotten caught, that's, I think that's,

00:00:45.840 I'm not saying that Justin Trudeau engages in physical violence like Gomeshi,

00:00:49.340 but he's a psychological manipulator in the same way.

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00:01:13.240 All right, without further ado, here is today's podcast.

00:01:16.940 You're listening to a Rebel Media podcast.

00:01:19.960 Tonight, when did the liberals go from the party of loving Canada

00:01:23.520 to the party of hating Canada?

00:01:26.040 It's June 5th, and this is the Ezra LeVant Show.

00:01:31.220 Why should others go to jail when you're a biggest carbon consumer I know?

00:01:34.900 There's 8,500 customers here, and you won't give them an answer.

00:01:38.980 The only thing I have to say to the government,

00:01:40.920 is because it's my bloody right to do so.

00:01:49.940 For more than half a century, a strategy of the Liberal Party of Canada

00:01:54.160 was to slowly absorb all the symbols of Canada itself into the Liberal Party,

00:02:00.520 to brand themselves as the Canada Party,

00:02:03.660 to make it seem as if they are the natural governing party,

00:02:06.940 and any other party is just an aberration, a temporary anomaly, almost un-Canadian.

00:02:13.820 An obvious example is changing the Canadian flag

00:02:15.980 from the old Canadian red ensign to the Liberal red Pearson pennant,

00:02:21.100 as it was nicknamed.

00:02:22.820 Canada fought in all our great wars under the red ensign.

00:02:26.740 It shows our history and our allegiances,

00:02:28.800 but the Liberals wanted the country's flag to look more like their party flag,

00:02:32.540 so they just changed it.

00:02:33.620 In the 1990s, the Liberals put on their Captain Canada cape

00:02:38.080 during the Quebec referendum.

00:02:39.680 It was a very close-fought affair.

00:02:41.440 I don't know if you remember.

00:02:42.600 The yes side of that referendum, the separation side,

00:02:46.180 got 49.5% of the vote.

00:02:49.680 It could not have been closer.

00:02:51.760 Jean-Claude Chen and all the Liberals had this one big,

00:02:54.280 last-ditch push, a huge rally,

00:02:57.000 a rally for Canada, as they called it,

00:02:58.920 and the centerpiece was this massive, massive, massive Canadian flag

00:03:03.880 that everyone was holding up.

00:03:05.320 I mean, you could see all the individual Canadian flags.

00:03:07.260 Anyways, I'm not sure that big rally actually convinced anyone

00:03:11.020 to change their minds from separatism to federalism,

00:03:13.840 but it probably motivated the pro-Canada team to show up to vote,

00:03:18.380 and of course, it was such a near-death moment

00:03:20.420 for the Liberals and for Canada itself

00:03:22.420 that from that crisis, Jean-Claude Chen, if you remember,

00:03:26.100 invented the sponsorship program

00:03:28.900 whereby the Liberals would brand everything they could

00:03:32.400 in Quebec as part of Canada

00:03:34.380 just to try to make the case

00:03:35.620 that everything nice, everything good,

00:03:37.700 everything that gave them wealth

00:03:38.840 was because of Canada, the government,

00:03:41.200 so they just put signs and sponsorships on everything.

00:03:44.060 Of course, when you merge the party and the state that way,

00:03:46.580 it's no surprise that what?

00:03:48.700 A quarter billion dollars of all that sponsorship money

00:03:51.500 was stolen by Liberals,

00:03:53.560 but my point here is this.

00:03:55.080 The Liberals tried to brand themselves as Canada,

00:03:57.920 as Canada's essence,

00:03:59.440 and they always said that Canada

00:04:00.700 was the best place in the world.

00:04:02.360 Jean-Claude Chen said that especially.

00:04:04.340 And you know, putting aside his partisanship,

00:04:07.300 I mean, I think he's right, isn't he?

00:04:09.480 Or at least he sure made it easy to believe.

00:04:12.860 Party of the flag.

00:04:14.800 Party of the anthem.

00:04:15.820 They love changing our anthem.

00:04:17.500 Party of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms.

00:04:19.180 Party of the Color Red.

00:04:20.800 Party of all the national symbols.

00:04:22.460 That was how the Liberal Party rolled

00:04:24.300 until Stephen Harper finally dispatched the Liberals.

00:04:28.400 So what is it,

00:04:30.160 what is the Liberal Party about now under Trudeau?

00:04:35.160 Well, obviously, it's about the man himself,

00:04:37.640 Justin Trudeau.

00:04:38.840 The whole party is built around Trudeau

00:04:40.680 and his personality.

00:04:42.380 They don't even really say liberal anymore.

00:04:44.740 They say Team Trudeau.

00:04:46.080 It's perfect for a vain narcissist like him.

00:04:50.440 So obviously, Trudeau agrees that Trudeau is great.

00:04:53.520 But what does Trudeau have to say about Canada?

00:04:57.580 It's where it's getting a bit weird these days,

00:04:59.760 don't you think?

00:05:00.300 Trudeau frequently disparages Canada

00:05:02.140 as having no culture or no identity at all.

00:05:07.740 He usually does that when he's abroad,

00:05:09.640 which I think is extra weird.

00:05:11.260 It's like gossiping about your spouse to strangers

00:05:14.100 instead of taking up a problem with your spouse

00:05:15.780 directly and privately with them.

00:05:17.480 I mean, who goes to foreign countries

00:05:19.140 to speak poorly about Canada?

00:05:22.680 Trudeau does.

00:05:23.680 He tells foreign media

00:05:24.980 that we're a post-national country

00:05:26.780 with no central identity of our own.

00:05:29.980 Maybe that's because he thinks

00:05:31.300 he personally is better than we are.

00:05:34.720 Maybe it's because he really doesn't even

00:05:36.560 see himself as Canadian per se.

00:05:38.920 Do you remember when he told an Iranian newspaper

00:05:41.380 that he had visited 90 countries

00:05:44.980 on some quest for self-understanding?

00:05:49.240 You've never been to?

00:05:50.880 Not yet.

00:05:51.820 Not yet.

00:05:53.400 I've been to about 90 different countries.

00:05:55.220 Can I say that?

00:05:57.420 Yeah.

00:05:58.320 How do you travel to that many countries?

00:06:01.300 He was about 40 when he said that.

00:06:02.560 He probably went to a few countries as a child

00:06:04.620 when his dad was prime minister.

00:06:05.660 But the country he was talking about,

00:06:07.640 the 90 countries where as an adult,

00:06:09.380 as in, I don't think he actually really

00:06:11.980 spent a lot of time with us here in Canada, did he?

00:06:16.280 I truly think he prefers foreigners,

00:06:19.920 especially these days since foreigners 1.00

00:06:21.260 don't follow his scandals,

00:06:22.760 since they're not as disappointed in him,

00:06:24.880 since he doesn't rule over them.

00:06:26.520 If you're from, let's say, Gabon in Africa,

00:06:30.400 you love this pretty white boy

00:06:31.940 coming over to smile at you

00:06:33.080 and give you foreign aid.

00:06:34.380 If you're from Grassy Narrows,

00:06:37.040 you're angry that this pretty white boy 0.97

00:06:39.200 didn't actually follow through with anything

00:06:41.040 after the photo op there was over.

00:06:43.220 They're mad now.

00:06:43.840 Those are the folks with mercury poisoning.

00:06:45.300 More and more people are mad at him.

00:06:49.080 There are more and more places he can't go in Canada

00:06:51.400 without being heckled.

00:06:52.940 He's not used to that.

00:06:54.700 It happens even in his safe places,

00:06:57.360 like fundraisers.

00:06:58.860 Thank you.

00:07:05.680 Thank you for being here.

00:07:07.100 Thank you very much for your donation tonight.

00:07:09.520 I really appreciate the donation

00:07:11.700 to the Liberal Party of Canada.

00:07:13.220 It even happens in Ottawa.

00:07:16.040 Do you know how long you've held up

00:07:18.860 people picking up bags?

00:07:20.880 I've been waiting a long down the road

00:07:22.580 for 30 minutes

00:07:24.840 while you've been here soaking up the race.

00:07:27.520 Thank you.

00:07:27.980 You know?

00:07:28.580 Excuse me.

00:07:29.680 Excuse me.

00:07:30.280 You're not getting my boy.

00:07:31.440 This is a free country.

00:07:32.620 It is a free country.

00:07:33.060 It's a free country.

00:07:33.980 And I'm trying to speak to him.

00:07:35.380 And he won't even acknowledge me.

00:07:37.080 Yes, sir.

00:07:37.620 Thank you.

00:07:38.200 I'm sorry for your challenge.

00:07:39.980 It's not my challenge.

00:07:41.200 I'm a volunteer trying to help someone

00:07:42.680 save their home.

00:07:44.820 Yeah, they don't shout at him at Davos, do they?

00:07:47.780 And even his fan base,

00:07:50.380 the media party,

00:07:51.680 is not as uniformly loving anymore

00:07:55.740 towards him, am I right?

00:07:56.760 So yeah, he likes foreigners 0.99

00:07:58.200 more than he likes Canadians now.

00:08:00.120 They don't ask tough questions

00:08:02.140 and he doesn't have to actually

00:08:03.320 follow through on anything.

00:08:05.020 He just has to be a mascot.

00:08:06.680 His favorite role.

00:08:07.420 I think he truly would spend

00:08:08.760 the rest of his days

00:08:09.640 dancing in fancy costumes

00:08:12.020 around the world

00:08:13.280 if he could.

00:08:15.560 As in, I think he loves other people

00:08:16.960 more than he loves his own country.

00:08:19.980 Trudeau, as you know,

00:08:20.780 is a former substitute drama teacher

00:08:22.200 and he loves to dress up.

00:08:24.160 Zorro, Superman.

00:08:25.840 It's endless.

00:08:26.600 Part of it is vanity.

00:08:28.440 Part is self-love.

00:08:29.620 But part of it is, I think,

00:08:32.960 him pretending to be someone else

00:08:34.360 to get away from who he really is.

00:08:36.540 That's my attempt at amateur psychology.

00:08:40.080 Because we need some sort of psychology

00:08:42.140 to explain things.

00:08:44.520 Because riddle me this,

00:08:45.640 since when did the central liberal brand

00:08:48.060 move away from the sweet,

00:08:50.500 blind patriotism of Pearson and Kretchen

00:08:53.480 to the self-loathing of Trudeau.

00:08:58.480 Because I think that's actually what's happened.

00:09:01.400 It took me a moment for it all to fall into place.

00:09:03.540 It was that genocide statement yesterday

00:09:05.440 from Trudeau.

00:09:06.820 He literally said that Canada

00:09:09.340 was committing a genocide.

00:09:12.400 Not just past tense.

00:09:13.400 It's happening now.

00:09:14.820 It was absurd on the face of it.

00:09:16.740 He's talking about a thousand Aboriginal women

00:09:18.700 who over the past 40 years have gone missing

00:09:20.800 or were murdered.

00:09:21.780 Now, that's a tragedy.

00:09:23.020 It's a crime.

00:09:23.860 But it is not a genocide.

00:09:25.920 It's about 20 murders a year, really.

00:09:28.820 Now, of course, that's too many murders.

00:09:30.840 But it's not some ethnic cleansing.

00:09:32.180 And it's not racially motivated.

00:09:33.920 It is just domestic crimes.

00:09:37.040 As I showed you yesterday,

00:09:38.380 RCMP have solved 88%

00:09:41.320 of those murders of Aboriginal women.

00:09:43.800 They're just ordinary murderers.

00:09:46.140 I know that's sad.

00:09:46.860 I know it's terrible.

00:09:47.480 It's a crime.

00:09:48.100 It is a crime wave,

00:09:49.160 a slow-motion crime wave over 40 years.

00:09:51.500 But it is not a genocide

00:09:52.800 and it is not actually a mystery.

00:09:56.180 According to the RCMP,

00:09:57.400 who have solved 88% of the crimes,

00:09:59.760 most of the murderers are also Aboriginal. 0.99

00:10:02.740 Most of the murderers are the boyfriends

00:10:04.640 or husbands or other family

00:10:06.300 or friends of the victims.

00:10:07.480 I know that is very sad.

00:10:09.340 And there's a lot to talk about there,

00:10:10.700 but to call Aboriginal men

00:10:11.860 killing Aboriginal women 1.00

00:10:13.220 in domestic disputes,

00:10:15.020 to call that a genocide,

00:10:16.500 just is not true.

00:10:17.860 And I think it's because

00:10:18.700 it's too difficult

00:10:19.460 to have a conversation

00:10:20.460 about the true facts here.

00:10:22.160 You either sound like you're racist

00:10:23.840 or you sound like you're blaming people.

00:10:25.820 Maybe you're blaming the women

00:10:27.020 or maybe you just don't know

00:10:28.660 what to do about this problem.

00:10:30.020 Maybe you do know what to do about it,

00:10:31.920 but it's too hard to do.

00:10:33.400 Starting with rethinking

00:10:34.520 the Canadian legal system's approach

00:10:36.600 to Aboriginal men

00:10:37.980 who have been convicted of crimes,

00:10:39.140 which is to release them early

00:10:40.340 because they're Aboriginal.

00:10:41.480 So it's actually that

00:10:42.380 legal affirmative action,

00:10:44.060 that racial preference

00:10:45.020 that lets violent Aboriginal men 1.00

00:10:47.300 back into their communities early.

00:10:49.660 I'm sorry, that's to blame

00:10:50.820 for so many of these murders.

00:10:52.260 I don't know if you saw

00:10:53.140 that stat yesterday,

00:10:54.380 but 71% had a criminal record

00:10:57.500 and 62% of the murderers 0.60

00:11:00.240 of Aboriginal women

00:11:01.000 had a previous violent encounter

00:11:03.600 with the victim.

00:11:06.600 62%.

00:11:07.120 So that's what's happening.

00:11:08.520 These are battered women 0.96

00:11:11.240 who were killed.

00:11:12.040 I'm sorry, that's what's happening.

00:11:13.280 It's terrible,

00:11:14.440 but it is not a genocide.

00:11:17.680 But Justin Trudeau says it was

00:11:19.380 and it continues to be.

00:11:21.860 Earlier this morning,

00:11:22.980 the National Inquiry

00:11:24.540 formally presented

00:11:25.760 their final report

00:11:26.920 in which they found

00:11:28.440 that the tragic violence

00:11:30.000 that Indigenous women and girls

00:11:31.680 have experienced

00:11:32.920 amounts to genocide.

00:11:35.300 So Trudeau said

00:11:37.980 we're a nation of genocide.

00:11:39.460 Worse than that,

00:11:40.000 his remarks indicated

00:11:40.900 that that genocide is going on

00:11:43.020 until he himself

00:11:44.060 puts a stop to it somehow.

00:11:45.620 What countries in the world

00:11:46.760 have condemned themselves

00:11:49.240 as genociders?

00:11:51.940 Germany has taken account

00:11:53.400 of its Nazi past,

00:11:54.460 so has Rwanda

00:11:55.900 for their genocide

00:11:57.760 a quarter century ago.

00:11:58.720 Turkey has not done so yet

00:12:00.880 for the Armenian Holocaust,

00:12:02.760 the Armenian massacre.

00:12:04.240 The former Soviet Union

00:12:06.520 hasn't for their whole lot of more,

00:12:08.680 the strategically engineered

00:12:11.120 famine in Ukraine.

00:12:12.960 Maybe Cambodia has too, 1.00

00:12:14.560 and I think that's about it.

00:12:16.640 I think it's like four countries,

00:12:17.800 three or four countries

00:12:18.340 in the world.

00:12:18.940 Most of the evil regimes

00:12:21.640 in the world

00:12:22.100 actually don't admit

00:12:23.120 that they're evil.

00:12:24.700 China and what they're doing 1.00

00:12:26.220 in Tibet,

00:12:27.980 Muslim Arabs

00:12:28.940 purging Christian Arabs 1.00

00:12:30.440 from places like Iraq

00:12:31.580 and Egypt.

00:12:33.860 But Canada

00:12:34.980 has copped a plea here,

00:12:36.760 we're guilty?

00:12:38.000 Trudeau has put us

00:12:38.980 in the same garbage can

00:12:40.240 with the likes of Hitler 0.95

00:12:41.940 and Pol Pot?

00:12:43.040 That's who Trudeau thinks

00:12:45.460 we're like.

00:12:46.940 It doesn't even make sense.

00:12:48.860 Even bleeding heart liberals

00:12:50.400 like Romeo and Dallaire,

00:12:52.260 the former Canadian general

00:12:54.200 who was in the midst

00:12:54.760 of the Rwandan genocide,

00:12:56.300 he says it makes him sick

00:12:57.520 to see the word genocide

00:12:58.800 abused like that.

00:12:59.400 Even the former liberal

00:13:00.480 justice minister,

00:13:02.340 another bleeding heart liberal

00:13:03.320 named Erwin Kotler,

00:13:05.200 he says it's too much

00:13:06.420 to use the word like that.

00:13:07.820 He says people need to avoid

00:13:10.040 applying the term too broadly

00:13:11.800 because then it will cease

00:13:12.860 to have the singular importance

00:13:14.120 and horror that it warrants.

00:13:16.420 That's what Kotler said.

00:13:18.300 So why is Trudeau doing that?

00:13:21.940 Why is he smearing us,

00:13:23.680 our country?

00:13:24.140 That means you and me.

00:13:25.420 Why is he smearing us

00:13:26.360 in a way that we would

00:13:26.980 never accept if the smear

00:13:28.860 came from a foreign leader?

00:13:30.420 Speaking of which,

00:13:31.320 do you doubt that China,

00:13:34.120 which actually has committed

00:13:35.220 various genocides,

00:13:36.360 I would argue,

00:13:38.060 do you doubt that China

00:13:38.820 will now use Trudeau's

00:13:39.840 accusations against us?

00:13:43.220 Themselves against us?

00:13:44.760 Trudeau just said

00:13:45.460 we're genociders.

00:13:46.220 Well, China doesn't admit 0.99

00:13:48.080 that about themselves

00:13:48.940 in Tibet, for example,

00:13:50.320 or in Xinjiang,

00:13:51.520 the Muslim Uyghur province,

00:13:52.680 but I bet China will now 1.00

00:13:54.840 throw that back in our face

00:13:56.680 a thousand times

00:13:59.060 if we ever even try

00:14:01.620 to lecture China

00:14:02.520 about human rights again,

00:14:03.760 or for that matter,

00:14:04.520 ask for our two hostages back.

00:14:06.280 How's that going, by the way?

00:14:08.420 Will we really let that go

00:14:09.820 a full year?

00:14:10.420 We're coming up

00:14:11.040 at half a year now.

00:14:14.380 So we're genociders.

00:14:17.540 We're also sexists, apparently.

00:14:19.900 Here he is just a couple days ago

00:14:22.400 bad-mouthing us

00:14:24.700 to another international conference.

00:14:28.620 Bad-mouthing us to strangers

00:14:29.880 saying hatred of women

00:14:32.440 is creeping into the public debate

00:14:34.640 in Canada.

00:14:36.100 Really, what on earth

00:14:36.880 is he talking about?

00:14:38.700 Now, if he's talking about

00:14:39.580 honor murders,

00:14:40.940 like the murder of

00:14:41.580 the four Shafia women,

00:14:43.200 or the murder of Aksa Parvez

00:14:45.160 in Mississauga

00:14:46.480 at the hand of her brother

00:14:47.380 and her father

00:14:47.900 for not wearing a burker,

00:14:49.400 or the recent honor murder

00:14:51.000 of a doctor in Toronto

00:14:52.260 by her own husband,

00:14:53.620 maybe he's right,

00:14:54.480 but I'm pretty sure

00:14:55.420 that's not what he means.

00:14:56.540 He would never talk like that

00:14:57.800 about that.

00:14:58.500 He doesn't even talk about that.

00:15:00.680 He gives that kind of

00:15:02.200 gender apartheid 0.77

00:15:02.940 a shout-out

00:15:03.740 when he goes to mosques

00:15:05.080 and the women aren't allowed 1.00

00:15:06.980 to meet him.

00:15:07.980 Remember this?

00:15:09.040 As I look

00:15:09.800 at this beautiful room

00:15:12.860 with the sisters upstairs,

00:15:15.300 everyone here,

00:15:16.080 the diversity

00:15:17.300 we have just

00:15:18.920 within this mosque.

00:15:21.860 Yeah,

00:15:22.440 the sisters upstairs.

00:15:23.840 Yeah, no,

00:15:24.800 he for sure

00:15:25.480 would never mean

00:15:26.300 foreign immigrants

00:15:27.540 who don't believe

00:15:28.340 in women's rights

00:15:29.240 because they're bringing

00:15:29.940 a rape culture with them. 1.00

00:15:31.220 He means you,

00:15:33.460 racist, 0.77

00:15:34.220 old-stock Canadians.

00:15:35.500 He thinks you're racist.

00:15:37.160 He thinks you're racist

00:15:37.900 if you're worried

00:15:38.420 about illegal immigrants

00:15:39.300 just walking in

00:15:39.960 from New York State

00:15:40.660 and demanding free everything.

00:15:42.360 I'm not just making that up.

00:15:44.640 He will literally

00:15:45.560 call you a racist

00:15:47.420 if you ask questions

00:15:49.480 about who's paying

00:15:50.680 for those illegals.

00:15:52.140 He called her a racist

00:16:10.360 and he said

00:16:11.580 she had no place 0.68

00:16:12.700 in Quebec.

00:16:14.000 He says we're all sexist.

00:16:16.620 He says we have

00:16:17.460 a big problem

00:16:18.580 with Islamophobia.

00:16:20.180 So, do we have a problem

00:16:23.000 with Islamophobia

00:16:23.860 in this country?

00:16:24.920 Yes, we do.

00:16:27.140 Do we have a big problem

00:16:28.980 with Islamophobia

00:16:29.860 in Canada?

00:16:31.600 If so,

00:16:32.000 someone had better

00:16:32.480 tell the Muslims 0.99

00:16:33.460 because 100,000 more

00:16:34.860 each year

00:16:35.240 immigrate to Canada.

00:16:36.560 Somebody had better

00:16:37.280 warn them

00:16:37.780 about the terrible places

00:16:39.220 they're coming to.

00:16:39.920 Maybe our Muslim 0.95

00:16:40.480 immigration minister

00:16:41.280 can tell us

00:16:42.560 how Islamophobic we are.

00:16:43.980 Oh, right.

00:16:44.960 He already has.

00:16:47.200 Asylum seekers

00:16:47.960 are processed

00:16:48.740 in a separate queue

00:16:50.020 at the IRB

00:16:51.380 and all the other

00:16:52.700 regular immigration

00:16:53.860 programs are processed

00:16:54.840 by IRCC.

00:16:56.300 And conflating the two

00:16:57.500 knowingly

00:16:58.340 is irresponsible,

00:16:59.960 it's divisive,

00:17:01.060 it's fear-mongering,

00:17:02.240 and it is not Canadian.

00:17:04.740 Boy, he was angry.

00:17:06.700 All right, let's recap.

00:17:08.560 We are now in the elite

00:17:09.960 group of countries

00:17:10.680 that have confessed

00:17:11.540 to genocide,

00:17:13.640 and it is an ongoing genocide.

00:17:16.560 Now, he's allowed to fire

00:17:17.700 the first Aboriginal

00:17:18.760 Attorney General

00:17:19.440 in history

00:17:19.880 and still complain

00:17:21.000 about the genocide

00:17:21.720 of Aboriginal people

00:17:23.360 for the same reason

00:17:24.000 that he's allowed

00:17:24.520 to go to gender

00:17:25.740 apartheid mosques

00:17:26.580 and he's allowed

00:17:27.080 to fire woman 0.99

00:17:28.100 after woman

00:17:28.500 from his cabinet

00:17:29.120 and he's allowed

00:17:30.600 to sexually

00:17:31.120 assault Rose Knight,

00:17:32.420 that young reporter

00:17:33.500 in Creston, B.C.

00:17:34.620 But he's allowed

00:17:35.920 to do all that

00:17:36.440 but also say

00:17:37.380 there's a hatred

00:17:37.980 of women in public life

00:17:39.480 that's not him.

00:17:40.480 He says we're racist,

00:17:41.860 he says we're sexist,

00:17:43.180 he says we're Islamophobic,

00:17:44.640 he says we're Nazis,

00:17:45.520 he says we're white supremacists

00:17:47.220 and of course

00:17:47.800 we're also climate haters

00:17:49.660 or climate criminals

00:17:50.700 or whatever.

00:17:51.900 We're burning up the world

00:17:52.940 and we are guilty of that

00:17:54.740 but definitely not him.

00:17:57.640 Folks, what can I say?

00:18:00.260 The Justin Trudeau campaign

00:18:01.580 in 2019

00:18:02.340 is not a patriotic campaign.

00:18:05.320 It's an anti-patriotic campaign.

00:18:08.100 I think he actually

00:18:09.280 dislikes us.

00:18:12.500 Oh, he likes the perks.

00:18:13.680 He likes the perks.

00:18:14.400 He likes the power.

00:18:15.080 He likes all the luxuries.

00:18:17.440 He likes the private jets

00:18:18.860 that he gets.

00:18:19.420 He likes the mannies

00:18:21.160 on the taxpayers' expense.

00:18:22.820 He likes the secret

00:18:23.940 private vacations

00:18:25.060 on the Aga Khan's

00:18:26.600 private island in the Bahamas.

00:18:27.780 He likes that part.

00:18:29.340 Don't get them wrong.

00:18:31.540 He just dislikes,

00:18:32.820 well,

00:18:34.600 he dislikes Canadians.

00:18:35.900 We're never good enough for them

00:18:38.180 but you see

00:18:39.780 when he denounces Canada

00:18:41.320 he's carving out

00:18:42.080 an exception for himself.

00:18:43.860 He's the only one

00:18:44.560 noble enough to say

00:18:45.420 the rest of us

00:18:46.160 are genociders.

00:18:47.740 He's the only one

00:18:48.600 noble enough to say

00:18:49.540 we're sexist pigs,

00:18:50.880 we're racist.

00:18:52.040 Every time he apologizes

00:18:53.400 for Canada

00:18:53.980 or smears Canada

00:18:55.120 the implication

00:18:56.720 is that he

00:18:57.680 alone

00:18:58.560 is the only one

00:18:59.760 elevated enough

00:19:00.380 to see that about us,

00:19:01.640 to know that.

00:19:02.300 He's never apologized

00:19:04.680 for anything

00:19:05.160 that he has done

00:19:06.060 just for what he says

00:19:08.420 we have done.

00:19:10.580 You know,

00:19:10.900 I point out

00:19:11.540 that Justin Trudeau

00:19:12.340 refused

00:19:12.960 to vote

00:19:14.300 for a statement

00:19:15.580 in the House of Commons

00:19:16.440 that ISIS 0.91

00:19:17.180 was engaging

00:19:18.020 in genocide.

00:19:19.080 He would not

00:19:20.080 acknowledge

00:19:20.620 that ISIS 0.91

00:19:21.200 was engaging

00:19:21.980 in an anti-Christian

00:19:22.900 genocide

00:19:23.460 but he says

00:19:26.100 we are,

00:19:26.540 we're worse than ISIS.

00:19:27.520 You know,

00:19:28.000 this is all

00:19:28.540 an interesting

00:19:29.140 psychological trick

00:19:30.840 because

00:19:32.300 Trudeau's a lifelong

00:19:34.140 pick-up artist.

00:19:34.940 One of those creepy men

00:19:35.840 who call themselves

00:19:37.020 male feminists

00:19:37.700 who manipulate women.

00:19:38.840 He's like his dad

00:19:39.720 that way.

00:19:41.260 He's using

00:19:41.940 a pick-up artist's

00:19:43.180 psychological trick

00:19:44.000 to do a strategic insult,

00:19:45.980 a neg

00:19:46.700 to knock down

00:19:48.380 your self-confidence

00:19:49.220 a bit

00:19:49.500 to change the power dynamic.

00:19:51.480 If he were in a bar,

00:19:53.200 Trudeau would go up

00:19:54.040 to a beautiful woman

00:19:54.760 and say something like

00:19:55.600 oh,

00:19:56.180 yeah,

00:19:57.360 did you do

00:19:57.940 your make-up yourself?

00:20:00.360 That's interesting.

00:20:01.660 He'd say it

00:20:02.100 to a pretty girl 0.98

00:20:02.600 to knock her down 1.00

00:20:03.700 a bit

00:20:03.980 so he could manipulate her.

00:20:05.440 That's just like

00:20:06.080 Gian Gomeschi did.

00:20:07.580 All these

00:20:08.080 male feminist creeps 1.00

00:20:09.380 are using

00:20:09.700 the same manipulation

00:20:10.620 but I think

00:20:12.620 they're doing

00:20:12.940 that trick 0.64

00:20:13.480 that they used

00:20:14.160 to do in bars.

00:20:15.200 They're doing it

00:20:15.660 to the whole country.

00:20:17.000 Nice country,

00:20:18.100 yeah,

00:20:18.300 but you sure

00:20:19.140 seem to be racist,

00:20:20.200 aren't you?

00:20:21.880 Knock us down a bit,

00:20:23.620 shock us a bit,

00:20:25.320 negate us a bit,

00:20:26.800 break our confidence a bit,

00:20:28.620 tell us we're racist,

00:20:29.600 sexist, 0.84

00:20:30.000 all these things

00:20:30.700 and then offer himself

00:20:32.660 as the one

00:20:33.420 who will accept us

00:20:34.620 and fix us.

00:20:36.040 I bet he did that

00:20:37.060 a hundred times

00:20:38.340 in a bar.

00:20:40.780 I think that's what it is

00:20:42.100 for us now too.

00:20:43.500 I think that's the new

00:20:44.660 liberal brand.

00:20:46.200 Jean Chrétien loved Canada

00:20:47.820 in his own way.

00:20:49.020 He certainly understood Canada

00:20:50.600 in his own way

00:20:51.740 and you know,

00:20:52.180 he won three

00:20:52.700 back-to-back

00:20:53.280 majority governments.

00:20:54.580 He balanced the budget,

00:20:55.520 by the way.

00:20:56.420 He let the oil sands

00:20:57.680 grow and flourish,

00:20:58.620 by the way.

00:20:59.560 Trudeau,

00:21:00.140 what has he actually done

00:21:01.640 in four years

00:21:02.840 except legalized drugs

00:21:05.000 and start a dozen

00:21:05.880 diplomatic wars?

00:21:07.040 Well,

00:21:08.760 he's demonized us,

00:21:09.840 he's smeared us,

00:21:10.440 he's insulted us,

00:21:11.100 he's negged us.

00:21:12.620 It's a psychological test,

00:21:13.720 really.

00:21:15.380 Do we have the self-respect

00:21:16.440 to walk away

00:21:17.100 from this manipulator

00:21:18.120 or will we really

00:21:20.720 fall for this

00:21:22.300 pick-up line

00:21:22.920 all over again?

00:21:23.600 Stay with us for a moment.

00:21:53.600 We'll be right back.

00:22:23.600 Isn't that gorgeous?

00:22:30.900 That is a White House

00:22:32.360 mini-video

00:22:33.400 of Donald Trump

00:22:34.240 arriving in the United Kingdom.

00:22:35.820 Very fancy.

00:22:37.300 He did, of course,

00:22:38.400 meet with Theresa May,

00:22:40.100 the lame-duck prime minister

00:22:41.880 who has days left

00:22:43.040 in her tenure,

00:22:44.100 but it was a meeting,

00:22:45.480 actually,

00:22:45.960 a state dinner

00:22:46.680 with the head of state

00:22:48.140 and as Canadians know,

00:22:49.800 that means the queen herself.

00:22:52.120 Very fancy,

00:22:53.380 very regal,

00:22:55.040 and of course,

00:22:55.920 Melania Trump

00:22:56.520 looking absolutely amazing

00:22:57.920 like the supermodel she is. 0.99

00:22:59.660 On the other end

00:23:00.960 of the aesthetic spectrum,

00:23:02.540 though,

00:23:02.720 I simply cannot let it pass

00:23:04.240 without reading to you

00:23:05.800 two delicious,

00:23:07.700 brutal,

00:23:08.100 and hilarious tweets

00:23:09.400 that Donald Trump issued

00:23:11.280 as he was landing

00:23:13.060 in Air Force One

00:23:13.980 taking potshots

00:23:15.420 at Sadiq Khan,

00:23:16.980 the diminutive

00:23:17.980 Islamist socialist

00:23:19.420 who is the mayor

00:23:21.020 of London.

00:23:21.600 Let me read those tweets

00:23:22.440 to you for your delectation.

00:23:24.160 The first one says,

00:23:25.980 Sadiq Khan,

00:23:26.980 who by all accounts

00:23:27.880 has done a terrible job

00:23:28.880 as mayor of London,

00:23:29.860 has been foolishly nasty

00:23:31.300 to the visiting president

00:23:32.460 of the United States,

00:23:33.500 by far the most important

00:23:34.600 ally of the United Kingdom.

00:23:36.120 He is a stone-cold loser

00:23:38.160 who should focus

00:23:39.460 on crime in London,

00:23:41.080 not me.

00:23:42.100 And a follow-up tweet,

00:23:43.620 he said,

00:23:44.260 Khan reminds me very much

00:23:46.560 of our very dumb

00:23:48.100 and incompetent mayor

00:23:49.240 of New York City,

00:23:50.040 de Blasio,

00:23:50.880 who has also done

00:23:51.740 a terrible job,

00:23:53.080 only half his height.

00:23:54.640 In any event,

00:23:55.500 I look forward to being

00:23:56.320 a great friend

00:23:56.900 to the United Kingdom,

00:23:57.820 and I'm looking very much

00:23:58.960 forward to my visit

00:23:59.700 landing now.

00:24:02.120 Oh, did he throw a cat

00:24:03.660 amongst the pigeons?

00:24:05.120 Of course,

00:24:05.940 National Public Radio said,

00:24:07.340 actually,

00:24:09.160 he's several inches

00:24:11.020 taller than half

00:24:12.160 de Blasio's height.

00:24:13.880 I think you may be wrong

00:24:14.940 on that,

00:24:15.280 Mr. President.

00:24:16.180 Okay,

00:24:16.740 so we showed you

00:24:17.460 the pomp and circumstance,

00:24:18.800 and we told you

00:24:19.680 the brawling tweets,

00:24:20.800 but did anything

00:24:21.660 actually happen?

00:24:23.420 Joining us now live

00:24:24.240 via Skype is our friend,

00:24:25.520 Joel Pollack,

00:24:26.080 the senior editor

00:24:26.680 at large from

00:24:27.200 Breitbart.com.

00:24:28.560 Joel,

00:24:28.800 what do you make of this?

00:24:30.240 I mean,

00:24:30.980 Trump and his Manhattan

00:24:33.100 nicknames

00:24:35.160 and name-calling tweets

00:24:36.340 and the fancy queen 0.97

00:24:37.700 are about polar opposites

00:24:38.920 when it comes

00:24:39.400 to aesthetics,

00:24:40.540 but Trump occupies

00:24:41.760 both worlds,

00:24:42.480 doesn't he?

00:24:44.500 Oh, he really does,

00:24:46.400 and it's interesting

00:24:47.380 to see him comparing

00:24:48.620 Sadik Khan

00:24:49.580 to Bill de Blasio.

00:24:50.520 I think it's clever.

00:24:52.340 I'm not sure people

00:24:53.140 in the United Kingdom

00:24:53.880 know who Bill de Blasio is,

00:24:55.340 but in the United States,

00:24:56.500 there's been quite a bit

00:24:57.320 of coverage of him

00:24:58.040 the last few weeks

00:24:58.720 because he's decided

00:24:59.640 in his infinite wisdom

00:25:00.780 to run for president.

00:25:02.440 Now,

00:25:02.920 he was re-elected

00:25:03.700 New York mayor,

00:25:04.400 so New Yorkers

00:25:05.220 liked him enough

00:25:05.800 to put him back in office,

00:25:06.820 but when he decided

00:25:08.560 to run for president,

00:25:09.560 he was greeted

00:25:10.100 with jeers

00:25:11.000 and chants

00:25:12.280 of worst mayor ever,

00:25:13.800 and that got national attention

00:25:15.780 in the United States,

00:25:16.800 so Americans understand

00:25:17.760 that Bill de Blasio

00:25:18.740 is bad.

00:25:20.460 Even though he's been re-elected

00:25:22.060 as a presidential candidate,

00:25:23.380 he's been a flop

00:25:24.500 so far,

00:25:25.220 and so comparing

00:25:26.800 the London mayor

00:25:27.980 to Bill de Blasio

00:25:29.100 achieves two things.

00:25:31.140 One,

00:25:31.760 it reiterates Trump's

00:25:32.920 earlier criticisms

00:25:33.740 of the London mayor,

00:25:35.020 and two,

00:25:36.320 it tells Americans

00:25:37.740 just what they ought

00:25:38.500 to think

00:25:38.900 about this London mayor.

00:25:40.600 So,

00:25:41.480 Trump having a bit of fun,

00:25:43.080 I think that

00:25:43.820 British conservatives

00:25:44.660 were delighted

00:25:45.800 that he spoke

00:25:47.420 with such freedom

00:25:48.360 about this mayor

00:25:49.440 and honed in

00:25:50.820 on his most vulnerable issue,

00:25:52.560 which is the rise

00:25:53.060 of crime in London.

00:25:54.540 Yeah.

00:25:56.160 And of course,

00:25:57.060 the Trumpy way

00:25:57.740 is just to make fun

00:25:58.460 of his height.

00:25:59.200 I mean,

00:25:59.460 that's just that

00:26:00.300 Manhattan brawler style.

00:26:02.400 He just can't help

00:26:03.160 twist the knife a bit.

00:26:07.080 Substantively, though,

00:26:08.120 I mean,

00:26:08.480 I'm not sure

00:26:08.960 how much substance

00:26:09.840 there is.

00:26:11.200 Brexit is the big question

00:26:12.680 in the UK these days.

00:26:14.160 I note that Trump

00:26:15.180 met briefly

00:26:16.000 with Nigel Farage,

00:26:17.620 which is very interesting

00:26:19.180 because it's incredible

00:26:20.840 to see

00:26:21.640 that the Brexit party,

00:26:23.860 which came in first

00:26:25.280 in the recent

00:26:25.780 European elections,

00:26:26.640 is now polling

00:26:28.100 in first place

00:26:30.420 for the British

00:26:32.240 parliamentary elections.

00:26:34.200 If this holds up,

00:26:35.840 Nigel Farage,

00:26:36.580 Trudeau's best chum,

00:26:38.840 theoretically,

00:26:39.960 could be the prime minister.

00:26:41.240 I know it sounds

00:26:43.000 such a long shot,

00:26:44.060 but the polls say

00:26:44.680 it's a possibility.

00:26:45.380 It is a possibility

00:26:48.400 because it's the central

00:26:50.000 issue in British politics

00:26:51.500 right now,

00:26:52.240 and it's the platform

00:26:54.480 on which the Conservatives

00:26:55.460 were elected,

00:26:56.080 but which they have

00:26:56.680 failed to deliver.

00:26:57.720 So it's essentially

00:26:59.580 the British public saying

00:27:01.000 we want this issue resolved,

00:27:03.320 and particularly those

00:27:04.660 on the pro-Brexit side,

00:27:06.060 which are a plurality

00:27:07.520 of British voters,

00:27:09.160 they're saying

00:27:09.680 we want this resolved

00:27:10.560 as the top priority,

00:27:11.460 and that's why

00:27:11.800 they're voting for Farage,

00:27:12.560 because say what you will

00:27:14.460 about him,

00:27:15.000 like him or not,

00:27:15.880 he has delivered.

00:27:17.020 He delivered a victory

00:27:18.120 in Brexit,

00:27:18.820 and that was his life's mission

00:27:20.540 as a former member

00:27:21.600 of the UK Independence Party.

00:27:22.820 He was the leader

00:27:24.440 of that party,

00:27:24.900 and he led the effort

00:27:25.820 to bring Brexit 0.82

00:27:27.540 to fruition,

00:27:28.360 at least in terms

00:27:29.180 of the vote,

00:27:29.880 the plebiscite.

00:27:30.560 Now, in terms of

00:27:31.480 actually executing it,

00:27:33.360 the current parties

00:27:34.620 seem unwilling

00:27:36.360 and incapable

00:27:37.200 of doing it.

00:27:37.860 So it's possible

00:27:41.120 he'll win.

00:27:41.480 I mean,

00:27:41.660 you could see

00:27:42.240 the same thing

00:27:43.120 perhaps happening

00:27:43.880 in the United States

00:27:44.600 during a moment

00:27:46.060 of political crisis.

00:27:47.580 The Democrats

00:27:48.140 are betting on it,

00:27:49.200 by the way.

00:27:50.080 The Democrats

00:27:50.560 believe that

00:27:51.640 Trump's style

00:27:53.640 is the issue

00:27:54.780 in American politics,

00:27:55.860 and so they're all

00:27:56.620 running against

00:27:57.240 Trump's style.

00:27:58.520 Ironically,

00:27:58.920 many of them

00:27:59.400 are imitating

00:28:00.080 what they think

00:28:00.640 is Trump's style,

00:28:01.380 and they're throwing

00:28:02.300 insults around

00:28:02.900 and so forth,

00:28:03.500 but they're basically

00:28:04.380 putting that front and center.

00:28:06.120 They think

00:28:06.640 that's the issue,

00:28:07.580 and the reason

00:28:08.660 they're focusing on that

00:28:09.780 is he's actually succeeded

00:28:10.600 on every other issue.

00:28:11.440 So they're basically

00:28:12.960 focusing on that.

00:28:14.520 Now,

00:28:14.720 if the American public

00:28:15.320 agrees,

00:28:15.740 they may vote

00:28:16.100 for a Democrat

00:28:16.540 next year,

00:28:17.100 but in Britain,

00:28:18.920 it is different

00:28:19.860 where you've already

00:28:20.660 had a public

00:28:21.840 affirmation

00:28:22.780 in the form

00:28:23.440 of the Brexit

00:28:23.840 referendum

00:28:24.260 in 2016

00:28:24.860 of the pro-Brexit

00:28:26.680 stance.

00:28:27.080 So Nigel Farage

00:28:28.620 has boosted himself

00:28:29.480 and his candidacy

00:28:31.300 by sticking to Brexit,

00:28:33.020 and we'll see

00:28:33.500 if that pans out

00:28:34.300 in whatever elections

00:28:35.420 happen further

00:28:36.780 down the road.

00:28:37.220 And I think

00:28:38.000 him coming back

00:28:38.920 and starting

00:28:39.860 the Brexit party,

00:28:41.380 which dispatched

00:28:42.840 the UKIP.

00:28:43.420 UKIP did not

00:28:44.120 win a single seat.

00:28:45.640 I like Gerard Batten,

00:28:46.900 the outgoing leader

00:28:48.020 of UKIP,

00:28:48.500 but he did not

00:28:49.200 have the charisma

00:28:50.580 and the national

00:28:51.460 platform and the strength

00:28:52.800 of Farage.

00:28:53.740 Farage coming back,

00:28:55.640 winning the European

00:28:56.860 Union elections,

00:28:58.200 it was like a second

00:29:00.020 Brexit referendum,

00:29:01.560 I think.

00:29:02.080 It showed that the

00:29:03.400 people of the UK

00:29:04.120 really did want to go

00:29:05.700 and the punishment

00:29:07.120 that both the Labour

00:29:08.680 and mainly the

00:29:09.520 Conservative parties

00:29:10.240 took at the hands

00:29:10.900 of the Brexit party

00:29:11.620 shows that that

00:29:13.860 political realignment

00:29:14.760 is truly continuing.

00:29:16.780 So I want to show

00:29:17.400 you a very quick video.

00:29:18.500 This is Boris Johnson

00:29:20.340 who's announced

00:29:21.520 that he wants to run

00:29:22.640 for the leadership

00:29:23.440 of the Conservative party.

00:29:25.560 Boris Johnson,

00:29:26.220 former mayor of London,

00:29:27.860 big personality too,

00:29:29.700 colorful character.

00:29:30.560 He, you know,

00:29:32.900 funny guy,

00:29:33.600 loves the photo ops.

00:29:34.680 He put out this

00:29:35.960 campaign mini video

00:29:38.120 and I was excited

00:29:39.400 because I really like Boris,

00:29:40.900 but I've got to say

00:29:41.560 I've never seen anything

00:29:42.340 quite so lame.

00:29:43.520 Here, take a look at this.

00:29:44.740 Hello, good morning.

00:29:45.460 Hello.

00:29:49.440 Yes, of course you can.

00:29:51.160 If I get in,

00:29:51.880 we'll come out

00:29:52.280 deal or no deal

00:29:53.100 on October the 31st.

00:29:54.000 Good man, good man.

00:29:54.800 We'll do that.

00:29:55.380 Thank you very much.

00:29:56.000 Would that make you come back

00:29:57.300 and vote Conservative again?

00:29:58.160 Yes, yes, yes.

00:29:58.740 That's the spirit.

00:29:59.380 But we've got to have

00:30:00.660 the courage

00:30:01.440 to tell the people

00:30:02.720 of this country

00:30:03.300 that we can do it

00:30:04.680 if we really want to.

00:30:07.000 That's the only way, actually.

00:30:08.700 And you're the only person

00:30:09.940 that can do that.

00:30:11.420 Joel, I was ready

00:30:12.180 to love Boris Johnson.

00:30:14.140 I've been rooting

00:30:14.800 for him for years,

00:30:15.840 but it just feels

00:30:16.840 so half-hearted

00:30:17.600 compared to Nigel Farage.

00:30:19.500 Farage has a bigger personality

00:30:21.060 if that's what you care about.

00:30:22.920 Farage is much clearer

00:30:24.000 on Brexit

00:30:24.540 if that's what you care about.

00:30:25.720 But I just think

00:30:27.240 that that was sort of pitiful.

00:30:29.420 I really think,

00:30:31.140 and maybe I'm asking you

00:30:32.220 something outside

00:30:32.900 your expertise.

00:30:34.340 Maybe I go to the UK

00:30:35.240 more than you do, I think,

00:30:36.540 for my following

00:30:37.580 of Tommy Robinson.

00:30:38.420 But I think Farage

00:30:39.700 will actually borrow votes

00:30:41.040 not just from

00:30:42.460 the Conservative Party,

00:30:43.420 but also from

00:30:44.360 the Labour Party,

00:30:45.440 working-class Brits,

00:30:46.940 who are ignored

00:30:47.660 by the extremist

00:30:49.000 Jeremy Corbyn.

00:30:49.780 It's the Trump phenomenon.

00:30:50.900 Trump got blue-collar

00:30:52.980 Rust-Belt working men 1.00

00:30:54.900 who are supposed

00:30:56.520 to vote Democrat,

00:30:57.560 but they voted Brexit.

00:30:58.560 I think there's something

00:30:59.520 very Trumpy going on.

00:31:02.000 I think so, too.

00:31:03.460 And I think it's a sign

00:31:05.820 to American voters as well

00:31:07.140 that if you ignore

00:31:11.300 the will of the people

00:31:12.160 and if you refuse

00:31:14.960 to enact the agenda

00:31:15.820 Trump was elected on

00:31:16.820 back in 2016,

00:31:18.540 which many of the

00:31:19.060 Republican establishments

00:31:20.140 are resisting,

00:31:21.960 then you will see

00:31:23.880 a public backlash.

00:31:25.020 I mean, the reason

00:31:25.400 Theresa May is leaving

00:31:26.360 her post at the end

00:31:27.100 of the week

00:31:27.480 is because she failed

00:31:28.860 to deliver,

00:31:29.320 and she failed to deliver 0.98

00:31:30.060 because Westminster

00:31:31.000 and London

00:31:31.960 and all of the elites

00:31:33.760 in British politics

00:31:34.600 and the economy

00:31:35.860 were pushing against Brexit,

00:31:37.220 even though they had lost.

00:31:38.180 They made their case,

00:31:38.780 they lost,

00:31:39.180 but they hoped

00:31:39.980 to undermine Brexit

00:31:41.160 in the negotiation process.

00:31:43.420 And you're seeing the same

00:31:45.380 on immigration

00:31:46.020 in the United States.

00:31:47.360 Trump is going at Mexico

00:31:48.720 saying there are going

00:31:49.860 to be 5% tariffs

00:31:50.960 unless you close

00:31:51.800 your southern border

00:31:52.500 and stop this migrant caravan 0.99

00:31:54.340 that keeps coming

00:31:55.260 through the country.

00:31:56.180 And all of a sudden,

00:31:57.640 you have Republicans

00:31:58.560 complaining about it,

00:31:59.520 you have business leaders

00:32:00.380 complaining about it.

00:32:01.680 They're all trying

00:32:02.460 to undermine it

00:32:03.140 when immigration

00:32:03.840 and stopping illegal immigration

00:32:05.160 was central

00:32:05.820 to Trump's promise

00:32:07.480 to the voters.

00:32:08.580 So one way or another,

00:32:10.140 they're going to learn

00:32:10.720 that they have to get on board,

00:32:11.900 that the people have

00:32:12.580 essentially spoken

00:32:13.460 about the issue

00:32:14.080 very loudly.

00:32:15.380 And Trump is,

00:32:17.940 or has a mandate

00:32:18.980 to do something about it.

00:32:20.980 And I think what's happening

00:32:22.140 in Britain could very well

00:32:23.200 happen in the United States.

00:32:24.140 You can see some sort

00:32:24.860 of public backlash

00:32:26.200 against the attempt

00:32:27.380 by the elites

00:32:27.880 to undermine the president

00:32:28.720 and he will come back

00:32:30.340 stronger than ever.

00:32:31.320 Let me ask you

00:32:31.940 one last question.

00:32:33.200 I mean,

00:32:33.740 I like Trump's style.

00:32:35.220 I like the analogies

00:32:36.500 with Brexit.

00:32:37.620 I think Nigel Farage

00:32:39.280 has a Trump-sized personality.

00:32:41.340 I'm excited by it.

00:32:45.180 But that's all sizzle

00:32:46.860 and style.

00:32:47.660 But I mean,

00:32:47.940 there's that underlying

00:32:49.320 democratic substance

00:32:51.880 there too.

00:32:52.860 But did Trump

00:32:53.520 have an actual message?

00:32:54.900 Did he,

00:32:55.400 was this just a state visit

00:32:56.680 just to cement ties

00:32:57.940 or was there something

00:32:58.920 meaty that was dealt with?

00:33:00.800 Was that even possible

00:33:01.600 with Theresa May

00:33:02.360 heading out the door?

00:33:03.520 Was this just

00:33:03.920 a symbolic visit?

00:33:06.100 No, I think it's

00:33:06.980 a very serious visit

00:33:07.780 for a couple of reasons.

00:33:09.060 One,

00:33:09.460 both British

00:33:11.020 and American press

00:33:11.980 had increased speculation

00:33:13.600 that the alliance

00:33:15.020 was fraying

00:33:15.700 because of Trump's style

00:33:17.200 and because of

00:33:18.180 some of the things

00:33:18.600 he's done

00:33:19.000 and some of the things

00:33:20.200 Theresa May has

00:33:20.760 disagreed with publicly.

00:33:21.680 I think it was

00:33:22.040 very important

00:33:22.680 for him to

00:33:23.480 show the world

00:33:24.820 that the alliance

00:33:25.680 is strong.

00:33:26.440 That's an important

00:33:27.580 foreign policy goal.

00:33:28.920 Of course,

00:33:29.340 he has a domestic audience

00:33:30.340 for that as well.

00:33:30.960 He wants to show

00:33:31.480 American voters

00:33:32.100 that he is respected

00:33:33.620 and liked

00:33:34.120 by our most important allies.

00:33:36.200 And so having

00:33:36.720 such a warm reception

00:33:37.460 from the Queen

00:33:38.020 and the British public

00:33:38.700 was very important.

00:33:40.040 The other thing

00:33:40.540 is there are

00:33:41.060 some very important issues

00:33:42.240 on which they have

00:33:42.820 to coordinate.

00:33:44.080 The British are

00:33:45.020 less far

00:33:47.280 or I should say

00:33:48.120 closer to the Trump

00:33:49.020 administration

00:33:49.380 on the issue of Iran

00:33:50.620 than other European nations.

00:33:52.700 And the other thing

00:33:53.380 is Huawei,

00:33:54.700 the Chinese technology company.

00:33:56.880 Britain and the United States

00:33:57.700 are mounting

00:33:58.520 a united front

00:33:59.320 against Huawei.

00:34:00.160 They are working

00:34:01.480 to make sure

00:34:02.700 that it does not

00:34:03.780 use its current

00:34:05.540 technological advantage

00:34:06.560 in areas like 5G

00:34:07.760 to get a foothold

00:34:10.660 in a sense

00:34:12.200 for security purposes

00:34:13.440 or spying purposes

00:34:14.420 inside the West.

00:34:16.420 So they really want

00:34:18.060 to do something about that.

00:34:19.500 So that's very important

00:34:20.420 to show a very public

00:34:21.420 commitment

00:34:21.960 to limiting Chinese 0.64

00:34:24.340 involvement

00:34:25.380 in American

00:34:26.300 and British high-tech.

00:34:27.500 It's very important

00:34:28.180 because these are the two

00:34:28.980 leading nations

00:34:29.740 in high-tech

00:34:30.980 and finance

00:34:31.600 in the Western world.

00:34:33.060 There are some others

00:34:33.740 who are players as well,

00:34:35.840 Israel being in terms 0.96

00:34:36.640 of technology,

00:34:37.900 very, very important player.

00:34:39.320 But Israel is working 0.94

00:34:40.160 with China

00:34:40.600 and that's, by the way,

00:34:41.220 a point of friction

00:34:41.780 between this administration

00:34:42.740 and Israel,

00:34:43.300 a rare point of friction

00:34:44.120 because the Israelis

00:34:46.040 have gotten used

00:34:46.720 to working with China

00:34:48.640 and working

00:34:49.220 at times with Russia.

00:34:50.960 They're a small country

00:34:51.740 and they can't afford

00:34:52.300 to be on anybody's bad side.

00:34:54.220 But Trump and May

00:34:56.160 essentially said this week

00:34:57.940 that we are going

00:34:59.220 to deal with this problem.

00:35:00.760 We're going to find a way

00:35:01.520 to move together on it.

00:35:02.800 And once they do that,

00:35:03.600 once they set the tone,

00:35:04.580 other countries will follow,

00:35:05.800 Germany, Israel, others.

00:35:07.060 They will follow 1.00

00:35:07.900 because if the United States

00:35:08.800 and Britain are in lockstep

00:35:09.880 on dealing with Huawei,

00:35:11.080 then I think you will see

00:35:12.180 this push against

00:35:13.380 Chinese influence

00:35:14.720 begin to advance.

00:35:16.880 You know,

00:35:17.040 that's so interesting, Joel.

00:35:18.640 And I doubt that

00:35:21.000 you and our other

00:35:22.800 American friends

00:35:23.480 are aware

00:35:24.000 of the depth

00:35:26.160 of the Huawei crisis

00:35:27.460 in Canada.

00:35:28.220 I don't know

00:35:28.480 if you know this,

00:35:29.920 but at America's request,

00:35:32.060 Canada arrested

00:35:33.020 the daughter

00:35:34.220 of the founder

00:35:35.820 of Huawei

00:35:36.500 when she was passing

00:35:37.420 through Vancouver.

00:35:38.320 She's also a senior executive there.

00:35:40.180 She has been held.

00:35:40.960 She's out on bail 0.75

00:35:41.800 under house arrest

00:35:43.740 in Vancouver.

00:35:44.540 This has led

00:35:45.440 to a diplomatic crisis.

00:35:47.800 Two Canadians

00:35:48.500 have been taken hostage

00:35:50.460 by China.

00:35:51.040 There's no other word

00:35:51.760 for it,

00:35:52.660 including a former diplomat.

00:35:54.580 The Canadian,

00:35:55.700 the ambassador to Canada

00:35:57.160 from China

00:35:57.760 is issuing threats

00:35:59.300 of all sorts

00:35:59.920 of retaliation.

00:36:00.920 It's caused

00:36:01.640 a shocking crisis

00:36:02.700 in this country

00:36:03.360 that Trudeau

00:36:03.900 has mismanaged

00:36:04.520 in many ways.

00:36:07.220 And yet Canada

00:36:08.320 is still contemplating

00:36:09.580 using Huawei.

00:36:10.940 But the biggest thing

00:36:11.920 this makes me think of

00:36:12.780 is we need America's help

00:36:14.060 up here very badly

00:36:14.980 because we don't have

00:36:16.360 the diplomatic

00:36:16.920 and political

00:36:17.680 and moral capital

00:36:19.020 to get our hostages back

00:36:21.260 the same way

00:36:21.740 Donald Trump

00:36:22.240 has repatriated

00:36:24.180 hostages

00:36:25.080 from all around the world

00:36:25.940 and in fact indeed

00:36:26.900 the remains

00:36:28.760 of deceased soldiers

00:36:29.540 from North Korea.

00:36:30.740 Like he really

00:36:31.320 has emphasized that.

00:36:33.440 I note that this is

00:36:34.740 what Donald Trump's

00:36:35.400 second visit

00:36:35.980 to the United Kingdom

00:36:36.860 and yet I don't think

00:36:38.280 he's made a single

00:36:39.500 visit to Canada

00:36:40.280 other than a quick visit

00:36:41.440 to the G8 summit

00:36:42.620 a year ago

00:36:43.660 which he sort of

00:36:44.280 had to come here

00:36:45.060 but he has not made

00:36:46.280 a state visit to Canada.

00:36:47.540 He's not made a

00:36:48.040 he's not had a state dinner.

00:36:49.780 He has not shown

00:36:51.140 a friendship

00:36:51.640 with Justin Trudeau

00:36:52.560 and we need

00:36:53.840 that friendship

00:36:54.420 now more than ever

00:36:55.360 and there's Donald Trump

00:36:56.360 yucking it up

00:36:56.920 with the Queen

00:36:57.420 it's just a sign

00:36:58.640 of how far

00:36:59.380 we Canadians

00:37:00.840 have fallen

00:37:01.460 out of the American 0.77

00:37:02.360 good graces.

00:37:04.620 Joe I want to show

00:37:05.360 you one more video

00:37:05.980 and I'm showing you

00:37:06.580 so many videos

00:37:07.220 but this is when

00:37:08.420 Mike Pence

00:37:09.300 the vice president

00:37:10.940 came up here

00:37:11.760 a couple weeks ago

00:37:12.580 in Trump's place

00:37:14.180 to smooth things

00:37:15.380 over a bit

00:37:16.020 and our prime minister

00:37:17.540 Justin Trudeau

00:37:18.280 thought that was

00:37:18.900 a good time

00:37:19.820 not to talk about

00:37:20.800 NAFTA

00:37:21.240 or Huawei

00:37:22.140 but to lecture

00:37:23.900 Mike Pence

00:37:24.780 on abortion laws

00:37:26.200 in Alabama.

00:37:27.780 Here take a quick

00:37:28.660 look at that.

00:37:29.820 I highlighted

00:37:31.980 to the vice president

00:37:33.900 that there was

00:37:34.780 a significant amount

00:37:36.880 of concern

00:37:37.420 amongst Canadians

00:37:38.540 on the new

00:37:40.940 anti-choice laws

00:37:42.140 being passed

00:37:42.900 in American

00:37:44.780 a number of

00:37:45.740 American states

00:37:46.540 and highlighted

00:37:47.700 that Canadians

00:37:48.860 and indeed

00:37:49.600 this government

00:37:50.240 will always

00:37:51.780 be a staunch

00:37:52.500 defender

00:37:52.940 of women's

00:37:53.800 rights

00:37:54.100 and a woman's

00:37:55.320 right to choose.

00:37:56.500 It was a

00:37:57.260 cordial conversation

00:37:58.800 but it is one

00:37:59.760 on which

00:38:00.180 we have

00:38:00.860 very different

00:38:01.660 perspectives.

00:38:02.720 Well let me say

00:38:03.240 I think one of the

00:38:03.900 great things

00:38:05.380 about the relationship

00:38:06.080 between the United

00:38:06.740 States

00:38:07.180 and Canada

00:38:08.240 is that

00:38:10.320 we're able

00:38:12.120 to be candid

00:38:12.640 with one another.

00:38:13.300 we're able

00:38:15.040 to share

00:38:15.440 our perspective

00:38:16.040 on a broad

00:38:16.600 range of issues

00:38:17.420 and different

00:38:18.520 approaches

00:38:18.960 but let me

00:38:20.800 be clear

00:38:21.220 I'm

00:38:21.880 very proud

00:38:23.820 to be part

00:38:24.260 of a pro-life

00:38:24.840 administration

00:38:25.520 and our

00:38:26.900 administration

00:38:27.300 has taken

00:38:28.340 steps to stand

00:38:29.360 for the sanctity

00:38:30.600 of life

00:38:31.060 at home

00:38:31.600 and abroad.

00:38:33.060 So that's what

00:38:33.500 we're doing

00:38:34.000 with our

00:38:34.560 Canada-US

00:38:35.620 relationship.

00:38:36.600 I'm sort of

00:38:37.160 jealous of

00:38:38.220 the British

00:38:38.740 relationship

00:38:39.340 with the US.

00:38:40.340 Joel?

00:38:40.480 Yeah it's

00:38:42.980 interesting that

00:38:43.420 Trudeau came

00:38:43.920 here and

00:38:44.560 lectured

00:38:45.060 Pence about

00:38:45.820 that.

00:38:46.620 He's obviously

00:38:47.320 pandering to

00:38:48.080 domestic constituency

00:38:49.060 in Canada

00:38:49.660 and taking sides

00:38:51.520 in a very

00:38:51.920 contentious internal

00:38:52.980 debate in the

00:38:53.600 United States.

00:38:54.140 It's not going

00:38:54.520 to be resolved

00:38:54.980 anytime soon.

00:38:57.000 Many pro-life

00:38:58.220 activists would

00:38:59.420 dispute the idea

00:39:00.500 that they're

00:39:01.780 taking away

00:39:02.700 women's rights

00:39:03.700 at all

00:39:04.260 because after

00:39:05.020 all a large

00:39:05.980 number of

00:39:06.900 the babies

00:39:08.700 that are aborted

00:39:09.340 are girls 0.99

00:39:10.240 and while

00:39:10.900 Mike Pence

00:39:11.560 was governor

00:39:12.360 of Indiana

00:39:12.900 he actually

00:39:13.480 signed a law

00:39:14.220 that banned

00:39:15.240 sex selection 0.59

00:39:16.860 abortion.

00:39:18.480 So one can

00:39:19.240 argue that it's

00:39:19.860 actually a woman's

00:39:20.560 right to live.

00:39:21.780 A woman,

00:39:22.380 a girl's right 1.00

00:39:23.020 to life

00:39:23.540 is paramount

00:39:25.740 here.

00:39:26.020 Now the Supreme

00:39:26.480 Court did not

00:39:28.200 uphold that law

00:39:29.380 when it was

00:39:29.740 struck down by

00:39:30.220 a lower court.

00:39:31.180 They upheld

00:39:31.540 part of the law

00:39:32.160 and not that one

00:39:32.760 mostly because

00:39:33.900 they said the

00:39:34.480 other circuits

00:39:35.400 hadn't come to

00:39:36.340 any sort of

00:39:37.160 conclusion about

00:39:37.800 that sort of

00:39:38.220 thing.

00:39:38.400 So it will

00:39:39.560 come back

00:39:40.020 to the courts

00:39:40.440 but the idea

00:39:42.560 that abortion 1.00

00:39:44.000 is as simple

00:39:44.920 as a woman's

00:39:45.900 right to choose

00:39:46.500 is partly

00:39:48.320 what fuels

00:39:48.880 the conflict.

00:39:49.760 I think there

00:39:50.220 is actually

00:39:50.940 a broader

00:39:51.460 consensus

00:39:52.040 in the United

00:39:52.740 States about

00:39:53.440 abortion

00:39:53.840 but when

00:39:55.200 pro-choice

00:39:55.920 activists

00:39:56.480 completely rule

00:39:57.560 out the

00:39:58.420 possibility

00:39:58.880 that the

00:39:59.780 unborn child

00:40:00.560 has a right

00:40:01.080 to life

00:40:01.500 or they

00:40:02.300 describe it

00:40:02.840 solely

00:40:03.340 as the choice

00:40:04.480 of the mother

00:40:04.880 I think

00:40:05.600 they foment

00:40:06.580 further conflict.

00:40:07.540 I know they

00:40:07.840 want to reframe

00:40:08.540 it that way

00:40:08.920 but it's very

00:40:09.320 hard to reframe

00:40:10.300 something about

00:40:11.300 which people

00:40:11.880 already know.

00:40:13.040 People know a lot

00:40:13.780 about abortion

00:40:14.260 they know how

00:40:14.660 they feel about

00:40:15.260 it so when

00:40:16.380 pro-choice advocates

00:40:17.220 do that

00:40:17.940 people who

00:40:18.700 disagree with

00:40:19.360 them either

00:40:19.760 vehemently or

00:40:20.380 even just

00:40:20.760 modestly

00:40:21.260 feel irritated

00:40:23.020 by it

00:40:23.580 and one can

00:40:25.600 even agree

00:40:26.140 that it could

00:40:26.760 be primarily

00:40:27.680 the woman's 0.98

00:40:28.260 choice but

00:40:28.720 that the

00:40:29.260 father is

00:40:30.220 involved in

00:40:30.760 some way

00:40:31.220 and that

00:40:32.100 there's another

00:40:32.660 life at stake.

00:40:33.860 the recent

00:40:34.480 pro-choice

00:40:35.560 laws passed

00:40:36.300 by New York

00:40:37.060 Virginia

00:40:37.700 and about

00:40:38.020 to be signed

00:40:38.600 and enacted

00:40:39.120 in Illinois

00:40:39.580 basically rule

00:40:41.620 out the

00:40:42.840 child's life

00:40:43.960 in late

00:40:45.640 stages of

00:40:46.200 pregnancy

00:40:46.540 that is to

00:40:46.960 say they

00:40:47.260 allow a

00:40:48.100 woman to 0.98

00:40:48.920 abort a

00:40:49.500 child

00:40:49.780 to abort

00:40:50.080 a pregnancy

00:40:50.500 even until

00:40:51.200 birth.

00:40:52.420 That's not

00:40:53.120 a consensus

00:40:54.080 position

00:40:54.540 that is

00:40:54.840 actually an

00:40:55.180 extreme

00:40:55.540 position

00:40:55.880 when it

00:40:56.160 comes to

00:40:56.500 how Americans

00:40:57.200 feel about

00:40:57.700 it.

00:40:57.960 Generally

00:40:58.160 Americans

00:40:58.680 are uncomfortable

00:40:59.900 with late

00:41:00.380 term abortion

00:41:00.960 uncomfortable

00:41:01.780 with restrictions

00:41:02.680 on early

00:41:03.340 abortion

00:41:03.720 and in

00:41:05.260 the middle

00:41:05.540 is where

00:41:06.060 the states

00:41:06.700 essentially

00:41:07.440 take different

00:41:08.360 approaches

00:41:08.740 or have

00:41:09.180 until recently.

00:41:09.920 Now we see

00:41:10.280 this split

00:41:10.760 each going

00:41:11.920 in different

00:41:12.160 directions

00:41:12.500 liberal states

00:41:13.100 going towards

00:41:13.780 pro-choice

00:41:14.820 and the

00:41:15.340 conservative

00:41:15.620 states moving

00:41:16.140 more aggressively

00:41:16.920 toward pro-life

00:41:17.760 part of it is

00:41:18.980 because of the

00:41:19.540 national hysteria

00:41:20.520 over the

00:41:20.900 Supreme Court

00:41:21.420 and the

00:41:21.820 confirmation of

00:41:22.440 Brett Kavanaugh

00:41:23.000 it's been

00:41:23.400 hyped by many

00:41:24.360 Democrats

00:41:24.760 at the end

00:41:25.160 of Roe versus

00:41:25.600 Wade

00:41:25.840 and some

00:41:26.200 conservatives

00:41:26.640 have begun

00:41:26.980 to notice

00:41:27.340 and said

00:41:27.620 maybe we

00:41:28.180 should

00:41:28.320 challenge

00:41:28.680 Roe versus

00:41:29.000 Wade

00:41:29.220 maybe now

00:41:29.640 is the

00:41:29.840 time

00:41:30.060 but actually

00:41:31.440 there is

00:41:32.980 a consensus

00:41:33.880 in this country

00:41:34.480 that was ironically

00:41:35.380 expressed quite

00:41:36.540 admirably I would

00:41:37.260 say by Barack

00:41:37.920 Obama who said

00:41:38.740 can we all agree

00:41:39.720 on reducing the

00:41:40.480 number of

00:41:41.040 abortions

00:41:41.540 though I give

00:41:42.220 Obama credit

00:41:42.760 there I think

00:41:43.180 he actually

00:41:43.540 formulated the

00:41:44.520 issue in a way

00:41:45.660 that would be

00:41:46.180 acceptable to most

00:41:46.980 Americans

00:41:47.340 his policies were

00:41:48.180 another matter of

00:41:48.880 course Obama

00:41:49.820 always very good

00:41:50.500 on rhetoric

00:41:50.940 not so good

00:41:51.400 on policy

00:41:51.900 but that's

00:41:53.100 basically I think

00:41:54.200 where the

00:41:54.580 consensus in the

00:41:55.220 United States

00:41:55.660 is when you

00:41:57.060 come to this

00:41:57.680 country and

00:41:58.080 lecture Americans

00:41:58.880 about how to

00:41:59.840 feel about

00:42:00.240 something so

00:42:00.660 deeply personal

00:42:01.480 and emotional

00:42:01.980 you're really

00:42:02.540 not helping

00:42:03.260 Canada

00:42:03.700 of course

00:42:04.520 everybody here

00:42:04.980 likes Canada

00:42:05.620 we're watching

00:42:06.340 the Stanley Cup

00:42:06.920 finals just as

00:42:07.760 you are

00:42:08.080 and most of

00:42:09.460 the players

00:42:10.520 or most of

00:42:10.980 the good players

00:42:11.340 are Canadian

00:42:11.740 but you know

00:42:13.220 we're basically

00:42:14.620 I mean we're

00:42:15.460 all in one

00:42:15.880 family really

00:42:16.440 but it doesn't

00:42:17.340 help Canada's

00:42:18.000 case with the

00:42:18.580 administration

00:42:19.200 to do things

00:42:20.060 like that

00:42:20.480 you know what

00:42:21.280 Joel I was

00:42:21.860 listening very

00:42:22.340 carefully to

00:42:23.320 what you just

00:42:23.800 said and you

00:42:24.740 have just put

00:42:25.520 in the last

00:42:26.180 five minutes

00:42:26.640 more thoughts

00:42:27.500 into the

00:42:28.640 question of

00:42:29.740 abortion laws

00:42:31.120 and policy

00:42:31.820 and communications

00:42:32.840 that I can

00:42:33.860 assure you

00:42:34.380 Justin Trudeau

00:42:35.240 has thought

00:42:35.780 in his entire

00:42:37.220 life all he

00:42:38.020 thought was

00:42:38.680 I'm left wing

00:42:40.440 let me score

00:42:40.940 some points

00:42:41.440 against Mike

00:42:42.000 Pence and

00:42:43.140 he just proved

00:42:43.920 the reason

00:42:44.560 why Donald

00:42:45.940 Trump has not

00:42:46.680 visited Canada

00:42:47.620 for a state

00:42:48.240 dinner and

00:42:48.700 will not

00:42:49.360 I predict he

00:42:50.600 will not visit

00:42:51.380 Canada why

00:42:52.200 would he come

00:42:52.640 here and be

00:42:52.980 abused it's the

00:42:54.080 only thing I'm

00:42:55.040 envious of

00:42:55.600 Theresa May

00:42:56.300 perhaps the

00:42:57.080 world's worst

00:42:57.520 prime minister

00:42:58.000 of at least

00:42:58.860 she hasn't

00:42:59.460 screwed up so

00:43:00.160 badly that

00:43:01.020 Trump won't

00:43:01.560 darken her

00:43:02.340 doorstep

00:43:03.140 Joel you're

00:43:03.800 generous with

00:43:04.180 your time

00:43:04.500 we'll let

00:43:04.800 you go

00:43:05.020 thanks for

00:43:05.480 covering so

00:43:06.720 many issues

00:43:07.220 with us

00:43:07.580 today

00:43:07.920 thank you

00:43:09.060 all right

00:43:09.560 there's our

00:43:09.860 friend Joel

00:43:10.520 Pollack senior

00:43:11.040 editor at large

00:43:11.860 at Breitbart

00:43:12.260 dot com

00:43:12.720 we started

00:43:13.100 talking about

00:43:14.160 Trump landing

00:43:15.620 in the UK

00:43:16.320 we moved on

00:43:17.020 to Boris Johnson

00:43:17.800 and by the end

00:43:18.440 we were talking

00:43:18.820 about Trudeau

00:43:19.460 cover all the

00:43:20.340 bases for you

00:43:20.960 today stay

00:43:21.420 with us

00:43:21.780 more ahead on

00:43:22.240 the rebel

00:43:22.520 hey welcome

00:43:34.240 back on my

00:43:34.700 monologue yesterday

00:43:35.500 about Trudeau

00:43:36.360 calling the

00:43:37.120 murders of

00:43:37.600 aboriginal women

00:43:38.160 a genocide

00:43:39.040 Jan writes

00:43:40.100 genocide

00:43:41.320 another redefinition

00:43:43.120 by the leftists

00:43:44.040 yeah you know

00:43:46.060 this was started

00:43:46.780 of course by

00:43:47.280 Beverly McLaughlin

00:43:48.320 who used the

00:43:49.340 phrase when she

00:43:50.060 was chief justice

00:43:50.940 I mean how

00:43:51.820 can anyone

00:43:52.800 take her as a

00:43:54.120 neutral judge

00:43:54.800 after she made

00:43:55.420 the declaration

00:43:56.040 while she was

00:43:56.860 still sitting on

00:43:57.440 the bench

00:43:57.800 that's what all

00:43:59.600 the Indian

00:44:00.360 industry lawyers

00:44:01.180 bureaucrats have

00:44:01.840 been saying for

00:44:02.440 several years of

00:44:03.600 course but when

00:44:04.320 the prime minister

00:44:04.980 says it and

00:44:05.880 declares it in

00:44:07.080 the name of the

00:44:07.540 country that's

00:44:08.680 like declaring

00:44:09.160 someone guilty

00:44:09.820 in a court of

00:44:10.520 law because it

00:44:11.100 actually has a

00:44:11.600 legal meaning

00:44:12.260 to be a

00:44:13.560 genocide guilty 0.60

00:44:14.940 country political

00:44:16.880 class there are

00:44:18.360 actually war crimes

00:44:19.460 trials prosecuted

00:44:20.940 against genociders

00:44:22.480 why would you

00:44:23.780 literally plead

00:44:25.440 guilty to a

00:44:26.780 crime against

00:44:28.020 humanity

00:44:28.700 I come back to

00:44:31.460 my theory earlier

00:44:32.260 today it's just

00:44:33.040 his way of

00:44:33.500 negging

00:44:34.080 negating

00:44:35.160 disparaging

00:44:36.480 it's a psychological

00:44:37.400 manipulation trick

00:44:38.560 to say oh

00:44:39.180 I believe you're

00:44:40.440 not great

00:44:41.080 but if you vote

00:44:42.300 for me I can

00:44:43.320 pick you up

00:44:43.980 it's gross

00:44:44.740 Stephen writes

00:44:46.900 Canadians since

00:44:48.400 2015 are bigots

00:44:49.640 racists

00:44:50.160 homophobic

00:44:50.780 isomophobic

00:44:51.480 useless old

00:44:52.440 stock Canadians

00:44:53.180 now the

00:44:53.920 piece de

00:44:54.280 resistance

00:44:54.640 we as a

00:44:55.640 society are

00:44:56.420 genocidal

00:44:56.940 we as a

00:44:57.860 country have

00:44:58.260 become this

00:44:58.700 in four short

00:44:59.400 years

00:44:59.900 yeah yeah

00:45:01.600 we have the

00:45:03.220 wisdom to

00:45:03.960 vote for

00:45:04.600 Justin Trudeau

00:45:06.180 but not the

00:45:07.260 wisdom on any

00:45:08.000 other matter

00:45:08.440 apparently

00:45:08.860 my interview

00:45:10.820 with Lindsay

00:45:11.280 Shepard

00:45:11.900 Paul writes

00:45:12.640 letting the

00:45:14.740 liberal censor

00:45:15.280 without putting

00:45:15.660 up a fight

00:45:15.980 is unacceptable

00:45:16.560 the censorship

00:45:18.380 committee is a

00:45:19.020 farce

00:45:19.400 they're trying to

00:45:20.520 pretend that

00:45:20.840 they're listening

00:45:21.200 to different

00:45:21.540 viewpoints

00:45:21.920 when I bet

00:45:22.340 they made

00:45:22.580 the decision

00:45:22.960 before it

00:45:23.360 started

00:45:23.660 absolutely

00:45:26.200 now we knew

00:45:27.000 that about the

00:45:27.460 liberals

00:45:27.720 and we knew

00:45:28.140 that about the

00:45:28.580 NDP

00:45:28.860 Trudeau is a

00:45:32.560 control freak

00:45:33.160 over his image

00:45:34.180 we know he's a

00:45:36.060 control freak

00:45:36.600 especially in

00:45:37.220 regards to the

00:45:37.680 media

00:45:37.920 he personally

00:45:39.120 sparked the

00:45:40.180 whole witch hunt

00:45:40.780 against Vice

00:45:42.260 Admiral Mark

00:45:42.760 Norman

00:45:43.000 so we know

00:45:44.040 that about

00:45:44.340 Trudeau

00:45:44.760 and of course

00:45:45.180 the NDP

00:45:45.480 is authoritarian

00:45:46.060 by nature

00:45:46.640 as many

00:45:47.540 socialists are

00:45:48.140 but the great

00:45:50.040 disappointment

00:45:50.500 I must say

00:45:51.120 this is in

00:45:51.980 Andrew Scheer's

00:45:52.640 conservatives

00:45:53.120 the one

00:45:54.020 conservative

00:45:54.420 there who's

00:45:54.840 pushing back

00:45:55.320 against the

00:45:55.880 slander

00:45:56.200 Michael Cooper

00:45:56.700 was kicked

00:45:57.040 off the

00:45:57.360 committee

00:45:57.600 and I just

00:45:59.880 can't get

00:46:01.160 over the fact

00:46:01.860 that conservatives

00:46:02.560 on that

00:46:03.140 committee

00:46:03.460 voted to

00:46:04.800 turn the

00:46:05.260 cameras off

00:46:05.980 on Lindsay

00:46:06.560 Shepard

00:46:06.860 Mark

00:46:07.080 Stein

00:46:07.360 and John

00:46:08.100 Robson

00:46:08.440 voted to

00:46:09.700 deplatform

00:46:10.540 them from

00:46:11.100 those platforms

00:46:11.900 the conservatives

00:46:13.340 did that

00:46:14.020 and I challenge

00:46:14.700 you again

00:46:15.160 and if I'm

00:46:15.940 wrong

00:46:16.140 you let me

00:46:16.540 know

00:46:16.740 I have yet

00:46:18.420 to see

00:46:18.780 Andrew Scheer

00:46:19.280 or any

00:46:19.540 of his

00:46:19.800 MPs

00:46:20.260 come out

00:46:20.940 against

00:46:21.260 the regulation

00:46:21.940 of the

00:46:22.280 internet

00:46:22.640 this committee

00:46:24.280 that would

00:46:24.660 censor the

00:46:25.220 internet

00:46:25.480 during the

00:46:25.900 election

00:46:26.160 I have

00:46:26.880 yet to

00:46:27.220 see that

00:46:27.660 I simply

00:46:29.160 don't think

00:46:29.900 that Andrew

00:46:30.540 Scheer cares

00:46:31.440 about free

00:46:32.000 speech

00:46:32.260 or if he

00:46:33.060 does

00:46:33.440 it's so

00:46:34.880 low on

00:46:35.300 its priorities

00:46:35.880 compared to

00:46:36.640 I don't

00:46:37.480 want to

00:46:37.960 offend

00:46:38.560 the

00:46:39.680 mainstream

00:46:40.320 media

00:46:40.740 or the

00:46:41.400 social

00:46:41.800 media

00:46:42.080 mob

00:46:42.460 that

00:46:43.340 is

00:46:43.540 terrifying

00:46:44.140 to me

00:46:44.860 and it

00:46:45.700 should be

00:46:46.200 angering

00:46:47.020 to any

00:46:47.700 member of

00:46:48.180 the

00:46:48.320 conservative

00:46:48.760 party

00:46:49.260 well folks

00:46:51.060 that's my

00:46:51.420 show for

00:46:51.840 today

00:46:52.140 until next

00:46:52.700 time

00:46:52.920 on behalf

00:46:53.740 of all

00:46:54.080 of us

00:46:54.300 here at

00:46:54.600 Rebel

00:46:54.780 World

00:46:55.000 Headquarters

00:46:55.440 to you

00:46:55.700 at home

00:46:55.980 good night

00:46:56.700 and keep

00:46:57.640 fighting for

00:46:58.120 freedom

00:46:58.400 while you

00:46:58.740 still have

00:46:59.160 it

00:46:59.380 you

Rebel News Podcast - June 06, 2019

When did the Liberals go from the party of loving Canada to the party of hating it？

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