Rebel News Podcast - Why is Trudeau planning to operate federal quarantine prisons for two more years？

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00:00:58.060 Tonight, why is Justin Trudeau planning to operate federal quarantine prisons for two

00:01:05.060 more years? It's October 21st and this is the Ezra LeVant Show.

00:01:10.940 Why should others go to jail when you're a biggest carbon consumer I know?

00:01:14.700 There's 8,500 customers here and you won't give them an answer.

00:01:18.800 The only thing I have to say to the government, the wire publisher, is because it's my bloody right

00:01:23.940 I saw this news today. Did you see it? Volunteer 28 in Oxford coronavirus vaccine trial dies in

00:01:37.320 Brazil. Yikes, that's not good. Let me read a little bit. A young volunteer in the University 1.00

00:01:42.620 of Oxford, an AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine trial has died in Brazil. According to Brazilian news site

00:01:50.720 Globo, the 28-year-old participant, passed away as a result of complications from COVID-19

00:01:57.080 on Thursday. Brazil's health authority, Anvisa, and Oxford University confirmed the death but said

00:02:04.200 the clinical trials will continue. Oxford said an independent review had revealed there was no

00:02:09.780 safety concerns with the vaccine. So one of your guinea pigs just dies. And by guinea pigs, I mean humans.

00:02:16.320 And he was a young man, 28 years old, and young men, 28 years old, almost never die from the

00:02:23.420 coronavirus. And you're saying he died from the coronavirus and he's part of your vaccine trials,

00:02:29.440 but there's no safety concerns. You realize that you're saying there's no safety concerns when someone

00:02:35.520 in your vaccine trials literally just dies from the virus. You realize that that in fact makes you sound

00:02:41.480 even more dangerous, don't you? So are we going to be forced to take these vaccines? And by forced,

00:02:47.580 I don't mean necessarily someone holding you down and jabbing a needle into you, but actually that

00:02:53.160 wouldn't really surprise me. But by forced, I mean the same way other countries are forcing things.

00:02:59.260 In Australia, they have a phrase, no jab, no pay. And they're talking about jabbing a Chinese-made 0.99

00:03:07.700 vaccine in you. So, you know, it's only the bestest vaccine you can get. I don't know if you saw this

00:03:13.500 a few months ago. I suspect the majority of Australians will get vaccinated and then there

00:03:18.020 will be a strong public view that those who choose not to get vaccinated need to,

00:03:25.340 there needs to be some sort of incentive stick perhaps through the current programs, including

00:03:34.220 no jab, no pay to make that happen. So I think that is a very reasonable interpretation of what

00:03:42.080 the PM had to say today. Again, looking at specific things like not being able to

00:03:49.160 go into restaurants, not being able to travel internationally.

00:03:52.180 So sure, this upcoming vaccine will be completely voluntary. It's just that, you know,

00:03:57.360 you won't be able to go to work or go to a restaurant or travel or get paid if you don't

00:04:01.300 get jabbed. But yeah, choice is yours completely. It's voluntary. Here's Jacinda Ardern, the newly

00:04:06.860 reelected Prime Minister of New Zealand, who goes even further. She puts people in prisons until they 1.00

00:04:12.820 comply with her health demands. But as she laughs here, it's completely up to them how long they're

00:04:18.620 going to stay in prison said I wanted to, um, I've got a number of questions about people,

00:04:24.580 um, refuse, you know, what do we do if someone refuses to be tested? Well, they can't now.

00:04:30.400 If someone refuses in our facilities to be tested, they have to keep staying. So they won't be able

00:04:37.740 to leave after 14 days. They have to stay on for another 14 days. So it's a pretty good incentive.

00:04:43.540 You either get your tests done and make sure you're cleared, or we will keep you in a facility

00:04:48.280 longer. So I think people, most people will look at that and say, I'll take the, I'll take the test.

00:04:52.800 Yeah, hilarious stuff there. You know, Justin Trudeau has bought 37 million syringes,

00:04:57.780 which just happens to work out to exactly one for every man, woman, child and baby in Canada.

00:05:02.960 I say again, there has been a single death in Canada under age 20 from the virus. And that case

00:05:08.320 had terrible preexisting conditions. So if there's 10 million people or so in that age bracket,

00:05:14.160 and literally only one died, you have a one in 10 million chance of dying from the virus if you're

00:05:18.880 a young person, as close to zero as possible. But do you think a brand new, rushed to market,

00:05:24.600 made in China vaccine, or even the one that Oxford's testing in Brazil or whatever,

00:05:28.960 do you think it'll have a higher or lower risk than the one in 10 million that the virus poses

00:05:35.400 itself for young people? One in 10 million risk for under 20s, but no jab, no pay, stay in jail till

00:05:43.920 you do it, or at least don't travel, don't work, don't go to a restaurant without your certificate.

00:05:48.320 I think the public has to know this is one of the worst case scenarios in terms of an infectious

00:05:53.600 disease outbreak, in that their cooperation is sought. If there are people who are non-compliant,

00:06:00.240 there are definitely laws and public health powers that can quarantine people in mandatory settings.

00:06:10.400 It's potential you could track people, put bracelets on their arms, have police and other setups to ensure

00:06:18.280 quarantine is undertaken.

00:06:20.200 Yeah, that's from a documentary she did a few years ago. Imagine that woman in charge of your 0.96

00:06:25.160 freedom. Which brings me to this modest proposal by Justin Trudeau's Public Works Department. As you

00:06:31.340 can see, it's from the federal government's procurement website through Public Works Canada.

00:06:36.280 This is where all the things that the federal government buys are listed. They have lots of

00:06:40.340 rules in English and French. This is where they publish their requests for proposals, RFPs as they call

00:06:45.800 them, where they ask companies to bid on projects. Sometimes they have sole source projects too,

00:06:50.980 often to liberal insiders. But look at this one. It's titled, Service Providers for Federal Quarantine

00:06:58.060 Isolation Sites. Oh really? Oh yes. It's a tender notice, letter of interest, request for information.

00:07:08.140 So this isn't the contract yet. It's feeling around, asking companies to tell them their big ideas.

00:07:13.460 It's like a brainstorming session for companies that specialize in private detention facilities.

00:07:18.580 So you'd expect private prison companies to be sending in all sorts of proposals right now,

00:07:24.480 proving how good they are at managing private prisons. That's what a quarantine isolation site

00:07:28.920 is. It's a prison, but for people who are not criminal. It's a prison for people that Teresa

00:07:34.160 Tam thinks should be locked up for whatever health reason, perhaps for not wanting to get jabbed.

00:07:40.140 Let me read this for you. As you can see, they have a window called Region of Delivery,

00:07:45.820 and you can see they list every single province and territory. And to the left of that, they say

00:07:49.740 who the end user is. That's Public Health Agency of Canada. So that's Teresa Tam.

00:07:54.880 And under that is a general description. I'm going to read what they say. It's going to take me about

00:07:58.620 a minute to read it, but bear with me. I think it's actually pretty interesting.

00:08:01.680 The government of Canada is considering engaging a third-party service provider for federal

00:08:08.820 quarantine isolation sites that will be used to house and care for people for public health

00:08:14.520 and other related federal requirements associated with the COVID-19 pandemic response.

00:08:20.980 The government is seeking feedback from current service providers about potential options for

00:08:25.220 standing up, operating, and managing all the services associated with these sites.

00:08:29.880 The purpose of this request for information, RFI, is to seek feedback from potential service

00:08:35.620 providers in order to develop a strategy for the potential future management of these sites

00:08:40.720 going forward. Should the government of Canada determine that a third-party managed solution going

00:08:46.360 forward is a viable strategy, Public Services and Procurement Canada may issue a request for

00:08:52.180 proposal to provide suppliers the opportunity to bid on the services required as per the schedule

00:08:58.180 containing this document. Okay, thanks for letting me read all that. I just wanted to set the table here.

00:09:03.020 These detention centers are for public health reasons or other reasons related to the pandemic.

00:09:08.700 Hang on. What are non-health reasons for a detention center? Why, it's non-compliance.

00:09:16.560 For people who aren't sick, they're not a health risk, but maybe they're a political risk.

00:09:20.660 As Teresa Tam said in that film clip I showed earlier, it's for people who won't do what politicians

00:09:25.800 tell them to do. I find it odd that the government is asking for tips on how to do all this.

00:09:31.300 They're asking for vendors to dazzle them with ideas. Hang on, you either need something or you

00:09:36.400 don't. As a government, why would you tell the world's prison companies to hit you up with their

00:09:40.600 best shot? Hey guys, just dazzle us. I don't know what I want, but I know and I'll see it.

00:09:47.080 Impress me, guys. Why are you asking the world's private prison companies to come up with solutions for you?

00:09:52.760 If you ask a jail builder to come up with an idea, it's probably going to be an idea for building

00:09:57.960 jails, I'm guessing. You're begging the question. Now there's a lot of documents linked on this site,

00:10:03.240 but I'll just read from the first one, published about a month ago. The document repeats some of

00:10:08.960 what I just read at length, and then it gives us some more detail. I'm going to read a little bit

00:10:12.240 of this for you. Under the current emergency order in Council, all travelers arriving in Canada

00:10:17.580 must have a suitable place to isolate or quarantine. Public Health Agency Canada is

00:10:22.580 currently managing 11 designated quarantine sites, DQS, in nine cities across Canada with

00:10:30.900 the capacity to lodge up to 1,600 travelers. Public Health regional staff are responsible for

00:10:36.700 the management of nine quarantine sites across Canada with logistics, cleaning, transportation,

00:10:42.120 food, and nursing services provided by external providers. Really? Did you know that?

00:10:47.060 Did you know there's 11 quarantine sites in Canada right now? Out of the 11, nine are run by the

00:10:53.500 feds, two by private companies. I didn't know that. In nine cities, who's in there? They actually list

00:10:59.360 on page 11 of this document where the existing detention centers are. Vancouver, Toronto, Calgary,

00:11:04.340 Montreal, but also Kelowna, Fredericton, St. John's, places like that, Whitehorse even. Why? Page 12 has

00:11:11.420 their wish list of cities. They want to add Saskatoon, Charlottetown, Iqaluit. Why on earth four?

00:11:18.740 Is it really people who are returning from abroad and have no place to self-quarantine

00:11:22.120 as travelers? Is that really it? Because by the way, last I checked, and I just checked this morning,

00:11:27.360 there were only foreign flights coming into four Canadian cities, Vancouver, Calgary,

00:11:31.740 Toronto, Montreal. So why would there be quarantine camps in other cities? Who's in there right now?

00:11:38.160 Why would this need to be expanded? I'll read some more. At this time, the designated quarantine sites

00:11:45.560 are being used to address the COVID-19 14-day quarantine requirements for international travelers

00:11:50.740 not having a suitable place to isolate. Over time, the use of these DQS, designated quarantine

00:11:58.460 facilities, may be temporarily discontinued until needed again by the government of Canada,

00:12:05.380 or may be used for other requirements. Really? Other requirements? Like, what other requirements?

00:12:12.960 What does that mean? I'll read some more. In anticipation of a possible continued need for quarantine

00:12:19.740 sites over the next one to two years. Given the COVID-19 pandemic, public health is considering

00:12:25.520 having a third-party service provider provide and manage the existing sites and all the related

00:12:31.060 services on its behalf. Public health may also consider expanding its site footprint to other

00:12:36.280 locations provided in Annex C. That's what I just read to you, their wish list of cities.

00:12:41.220 So this is going to take one or two years. So much for two weeks to flatten the curve, eh?

00:12:47.820 What does that mean, one to two years? Now, I'm not going to go through this whole document. I invite

00:12:53.100 you to do so yourself. But I note this. Security services 24 times seven, I guess 24 hours a day,

00:13:00.280 seven days a week, at the sites by licensed security guards, which will be contracted separately.

00:13:05.160 Oh. So is that security like, I don't know, mall cops? Or, you know, the security guard at the bottom

00:13:12.960 of a skyscraper, just to make sure people are orderly, no hobos coming in or whatever? Is that 1.00

00:13:18.220 what it's like? Or is it the actually the opposite? Is it security to keep people in? Like, you know,

00:13:26.760 like in a prison? And look at this. The request for information stage is ending,

00:13:31.360 and we're moving to actual bids, and they plan to award the contract in March if they proceed.

00:13:38.660 Are they actually going to do this? Now, look, I do not believe in conspiracy theories. The world

00:13:42.240 is insane enough as it is. You don't need to give yourself a fictional problem to worry about.

00:13:47.380 But this is not fictional. This isn't some fake email, allegedly leaked from the Liberal Party,

00:13:52.700 like something that's being circulated online right now. No, this is a real thing on the government's

00:13:57.720 real page for public works. This isn't a conspiracy. This is the public works department telling you

00:14:03.620 their plans and inviting private prisons to come up with creative ideas. The 37 million syringes isn't

00:14:11.140 a conspiracy theory. The dead vaccine patient in Brazil isn't a conspiracy theory. This is the most

00:14:17.560 interesting story in Canada, I think. It truly reads like dystopian science fiction. So why aren't all

00:14:25.420 the Justin Journos and the media party covering it? Well, that question sort of answers itself,

00:14:32.060 doesn't it? Stay with us for more.

00:14:39.060 Well, you wouldn't know it, but that is Jagmeet Singh, the leader of the New Democratic Party.

00:15:08.720 One of the opposition parties in Parliament. You don't see a lot of Jagmeet Singh doing the news circuits

00:15:15.460 because he doesn't do well in any interview. I've never seen him do well in an interview where there's

00:15:21.720 substantive policies to be discussed. But he sure is good at doing the TikTok memes, isn't he?

00:15:28.340 He practices and practices and looks so cool to the teens and 20s set. The reason I show you this is because

00:15:35.340 while Jagmeet Singh was practicing his TikTok videos, the grown-ups were in Parliament. There was a real

00:15:41.800 showdown. Justin Trudeau and his minority liberals were doing everything they could to avoid a new

00:15:48.820 anti-corruption committee proposed by various other opposition parties, especially the conservatives.

00:15:55.080 In fact, Pablo Rodriguez of the liberals threatened that if indeed the opposition parties created an

00:16:02.040 anti-corruption committee, they would hold a snap election. Well, in the end, Jagmeet Singh buckled

00:16:09.080 and said, no, no, no, no, no, Trudeau, we'll give you what you want. And so we stumble forward.

00:16:18.480 We don't have the disclosure we need. We don't have the integrity we need. And Jagmeet Singh is not,

00:16:24.460 in fact, an opposition politician. He's joining us now via Skype from Ottawa. He's our friend,

00:16:29.180 Manny Montenegrino, the CEO of ThinkSharp. Manny, I'm just sad that Jagmeet Singh is so good

00:16:35.240 at TikTok videos and so bad at his actual job, which is being an opposition leader. He just seems

00:16:42.460 to be Justin Trudeau's kept man. Yeah, no, what a dream it is for Justin Trudeau. As weak as he is

00:16:50.380 to have a, as you put it, a kept man to hold up his parliament the way he wants, it's worse than a

00:16:58.320 majority. A majority government worries about all of the supporters of that party. There's a lot of

00:17:07.400 liberals that are not happy with the brinkmanship that the Justin Trudeau is doing, what he's doing

00:17:14.580 to the rule of law, what he's doing to obstruction. And this latest act, what he did with proroguing,

00:17:22.380 he prorogued parliament to avoid accountability at, at a committee. Uh, that doesn't make a lot of

00:17:29.020 people happy. And I'm talking liberals that I know that are not happy with it. But when you have

00:17:34.380 Jagmeet Singh there saying, Hey, I'll back you. Um, you know, this is Trudeau's dream day.

00:17:41.460 It's very frustrating. You know, in, in recent weeks, we've been hearing from the United States

00:17:45.900 about Hunter Biden, Joe Biden's son, who seems to be profiting off his relationship to his father.

00:17:53.220 He was doing deals in China. He was doing deals in Russia. He was wired money by the former wife of

00:18:01.040 the mayor of Moscow, wired three and a half million dollars, all these crazy things. And we're watching

00:18:06.960 that from up here. But in Canada, it's like Hunter Biden became the prime minister. And we see Trudeau,

00:18:13.820 his wife got 24 grand in trips from the wee charity of the Keele brothers, Keele burgers. His mom got

00:18:22.220 180,000 bucks worth of goodies, like just the hundreds of thousands of gifts and cash to his close family.

00:18:33.540 And that's what we know about without this anti-corruption committee. Right. Who knows how

00:18:39.500 deep it goes. I'm sure it goes deep. Well, we do know. I mean, you know, it's not if this was the

00:18:46.160 only allegation in his fifth year, uh, as prime minister, and I don't know how many years he's

00:18:53.400 been a parliamentarian, uh, certainly over 10, if this was the first allegation, you kind of can say,

00:18:59.580 well, you know, we, we don't want to know the details. It isn't his first Ezra. You know,

00:19:04.420 that TikTok video really explains the problem with everyone today. It's seven seconds, it's eight

00:19:12.780 seconds. And that's the totality of their understanding of any subject. No one goes into

00:19:17.840 history. No one looks at. So, I mean, as lawyers were trained to do that, and I feel like I stand

00:19:23.260 alone, but let's go back into history. Justin Trudeau, $1.3 million. He charged a speaking fees

00:19:32.400 while he's a sitting member of parliament. This is before he was a leader. This is while he's a

00:19:37.980 sitting member of parliament. I mean, that was just offensive. Some of it, uh, at one instance,

00:19:43.300 and we forget, but he charged his limousine and everything else to the MP account. And during the

00:19:48.960 whole Duffy trial, he thought, oh, well, that's wrong. Let me just repay that. It was an error.

00:19:54.200 So it started 10, 15, 10 years ago. So we have that $1.3 million where, I mean, here he is,

00:20:02.180 the shadow minister for youth in the government of Canada being paid a hefty MP salary. And he goes

00:20:11.100 and speaks at a school and charges the school $25,000. I mean, so it starts there. Then we add

00:20:17.960 SNC-Lavalin. Then we add obstruction of justice. Then we had, there's so many things. I mean,

00:20:24.080 this guy, I mean, it's not, there is so much there that we charity. And what upsets me the most,

00:20:30.860 Ezra, is during crises, there are two types of people that come out there. There's people who,

00:20:37.700 you know, see a crisis and loot or take advantage of the innocent people in the crisis,

00:20:44.400 and those who protect the people in a crisis, those who stand by and stand by the stores that

00:20:49.640 may be burnt or not. You know, you can see the character of a person when there's a crisis. We

00:20:54.480 don't know when crisis has come, but we can define people by crisis. And what does a person do during

00:20:59.760 a crisis? Does he stand up? Well, we've already know what has happened during this crisis. I mean,

00:21:06.220 yes, Trudeau spent a lot of Canadian taxpayers' money, but he also used it as an opportunity to

00:21:11.220 do what he loves doing best, which is not the most ethical thing. And we saw that with we,

00:21:16.700 almost up to a billion dollars. There are cases, there are reports now that hundreds of millions

00:21:23.500 of dollars were given to friendly liberal parties, ex-MPs, to do PPEs, to do developments and to help.

00:21:30.760 So he took this crisis and said, hey, no one's watching. Let's just use the money. We're spending

00:21:37.080 four or five hundred billion dollars. What's a billion or two to our friends? Nobody's watching.

00:21:42.660 And he's doing so. So the worst type. I mean, the only analogy I can think is that is is that

00:21:49.280 there's a crisis. We hire a security guard to take care of our property and our billion and our

00:21:55.880 valuables at our business and the security company. And we hear that there's some theft by the security

00:22:04.480 company, by our neighbors. And we want we call them. They say, oh, yeah, well, we'll just walk away

00:22:09.580 from this. And that's what the attitude is. We need transparency. We need Trudeau to tell us

00:22:16.340 where every dollar is going. This committee is very important because in the spending of five hundred

00:22:24.360 billion dollars, I, you know, Ezra, I'll bet you, I bet you that at least a billion or two billion

00:22:33.060 went to friends of the Liberal Party. This isn't like the ad scam where only a hundred million went.

00:22:39.560 This is billions. Yeah. Well, you're so right. And you're making reference to a story broken by the

00:22:44.740 Journal de Montréal. Right. That's an ex MP, a liberal insider set up a company for PPE, personal

00:22:53.900 protective equipment, 11 days before they were granted a nine figure sole source contract by

00:23:02.940 Trudeau. Just here you go. Absolutely. And I understand that that estimates are that they

00:23:08.580 overpaid by a hundred million dollars. That kind of casual corruption on that scale. I don't think

00:23:16.540 Canada's ever seen that before. I mean, that alone is larger than or is as large as the entire ad scam

00:23:24.820 fiasco that brought down Paul Martin, the tail end of John Kretchenzky. Yeah, I'm guessing, Ezra,

00:23:31.480 you know, this is not being mean or this is not being partisan. This is just looking at behavior.

00:23:38.340 And, you know, any any person who's a multimillionaire that gets paid a handsome salary

00:23:46.980 to do nothing as in an opposition party, the third opposition party, the Liberal Party is with a third

00:23:52.020 opposition party and finds it in his heart to charge a school twenty five thousand dollars for speaking

00:23:58.040 when he's a shadow minister or a shadow for the Liberal Party, the third party for for youth.

00:24:03.880 When you can do that and it's you know, it's twenty five thousand, but it's a school's twenty

00:24:09.520 five thousand. And I give you a checkbook of five hundred billion. Ezra, it is in the billions.

00:24:16.520 The conservatives and the bloc are right to look at it. I I am guessing if we saw we at nine hundred

00:24:23.220 million and you can see that they slow they they kind of disappeared after that. They didn't get the

00:24:28.600 nine hundred million. So it was really a necessary for we because they're now not to come now not the

00:24:35.200 organization they were. But if there's one we I you know, I'm thinking, Ezra, honestly, if I had

00:24:42.580 we could audit it. It's in the least a five to ten billion dollar range of the four hundred billion

00:24:49.060 dollars. You're right. I mean, you added up the the quarter of a billion or whatever for this PPE

00:24:54.800 deal. Right. The nine hundred million for the we deal. There's all of those infrastructure,

00:25:01.320 green infrastructure projects that Catherine McKenna just says, oh, gee, we don't have any 0.83

00:25:05.980 paperwork for. Right. Those are just off the top of my head. Everything they touch, there's a layer of

00:25:12.680 grift. And by grift, I don't mean a few pennies that the the majority of the money is grift. It really

00:25:19.100 is shocking. And I am what breaks my heart is that the RCMP and I there's a reason they're the symbol

00:25:27.360 for Canada in so many ways. They're upstanding. They're morally strong. I think of, you know, the

00:25:34.960 the gold rush in the Yukon and how the Northwest Mounted Police kept the peace and were respected by

00:25:41.880 all both Aboriginal and white and Americans and Canadians that that exempt that moral exemplary 0.99

00:25:49.740 history that makes the Mounties so beloved. And yet with Trudeau's handpicked RCMP commissioner,

00:25:55.920 nothing on SNC Lavalin. Yeah, nothing on any of these on we nothing, nothing, nothing. Where's the

00:26:02.400 cops? The cops were chosen by Trudeau. That's where they are. Yeah, well, that's one of the points.

00:26:08.320 What's happened over a very short period of time is the politicization of everything. What used to

00:26:15.760 protect Canadians was a a a vibrant independent media. This stuff would not last a day without

00:26:25.440 vibrant. You don't see any of this on CBC, CTV, Global. You see it, of course, on Rebel and God bless

00:26:32.120 Rebel and how long they can get the message out. But, you know, but you don't see it. So the media has

00:26:38.060 been politicized. It is a liberal team. And I watch it daily. And it, you know, it is on the liberal

00:26:45.040 team. We've politicized the RCMP. We've politicized everything. We politicized and I know this would be

00:26:51.100 for another debate. Maybe one day we'll talk about the debates commissioner in Canada, how politicized

00:26:56.260 it was and how the debates commissioner commission in America is very politicized. You know, we we and the

00:27:03.400 FBI, we we need institutions to be there. But they realized it. They realized that they they realized

00:27:12.900 that they politicized and the liberals politicized. And so so that's where Canada has slipped away.

00:27:18.060 Yeah. You know, it's funny. I look at the United States and how every single establishment institution

00:27:24.060 is opposed to the president. Law professors, Hollywood, the news media, they're not even

00:27:32.200 reporters half the time. They're hecklers. Even the so-called bipartisan debates commissions

00:27:37.540 is wildly anti-Trump. And I look at those analogous institutions in Canada. The debates commission,

00:27:44.480 we have one in Canada. All the members were appointed by Trudeau. We don't have an FBI and a deep state

00:27:50.580 working against Trudeau. They're all on his leash. I don't see law professors signing letters in

00:27:56.740 support of Jody Wilson-Raybould and against Trudeau. I don't I mean, I don't see the media. I mean, this

00:28:03.360 story by the Journal de Montréal is an anomaly and it could never have been published by say the CBC.

00:28:09.880 All the institutions in the states that are so wildly against Trudeau are tame and mute and meek in Canada.

00:28:17.300 Okay. Ezra, the you're absolutely right. That's where what I have learned is that in the liberal order

00:28:25.980 of life, it doesn't matter how many institutions we take down in order that we get power. And look at

00:28:32.460 the look at the Supreme Court of America. I mean, here's just I mean, I'm telling you, I shrank when I

00:28:39.640 watched the nomination process of Justice Barrett, the probably most fantastic, brilliant woman I've

00:28:47.600 ever heard, and her understanding of the law and her understanding not to conflate politics with law.

00:28:54.320 It was brilliant. Not one person said, hey, wait a minute. Why are the Senate asking questions

00:29:00.860 for a judge to predict a case? And that in itself is wrong. So when you see that, it's just they don't

00:29:10.720 even know the fundamental division of powers in America. No justice should ever be asked, what are

00:29:16.360 your views and how will you decide on something? That's just dead wrong. But more so, there's this,

00:29:23.220 and I think it will happen if Biden wins, he will pack the court, taking it from nine to 12.

00:29:28.740 There should be every judge and every judge and every lawyer in America saying that is the absolute

00:29:36.400 abusive process. When you take the third branch of the independent branches of America and politicize

00:29:44.260 it to an extent that it just becomes a part of the Congress, it's just dead wrong. But there's dead

00:29:53.220 silence. So when you can see that happening, when you see, like you spoke about Biden, how could there

00:30:00.920 be a reasonably honest liberal that says, hey, the media's got to at least report on this? And they

00:30:08.620 don't. They're happy. They're cheering on that the independent media is not even reporting on a major

00:30:14.780 matter. They, you know, social media is blocking people that report on a factual matter. So, and no

00:30:23.040 one is saying, wait, let's stop that. Yeah. Well, I mean, what you're describing there in the US

00:30:27.780 confirmation of a judge, it's back and forth. And I agree with you, some of the questions were

00:30:33.160 inappropriate by the Democrat senators, but at least they have an independent judiciary and they can

00:30:40.040 confirm it here. The prime minister basically announces the judge. The parliamentary justice

00:30:46.600 committee can put some written questions very politely to the judge, but it's foreordained.

00:30:52.820 There's no confirmation process. So I say, even as you describe the dysfunction in the United States,

00:30:59.440 we can only aspire to that level of dysfunction because everything here is already under the prime

00:31:07.720 minister's sole control. You know, I feel like in some ways I'm depressed that we won't have the

00:31:14.240 kind of robust scrutiny of Trudeau that he needs, but had he gone to an election right now, had Jack

00:31:19.720 Mead Singh not been there, I think Trudeau would have got a majority because I think there's been

00:31:24.900 no institutions blocking him. And I think as with other governments around the world, New Zealand's

00:31:30.000 prime minister just got a thumping re-election. Yeah. No, no, this is absolutely planned.

00:31:35.780 I mean, Trudeau must be surprised that he's actually said, I want to stop a criminal investigation

00:31:41.400 against me or a corruption investigation of me, or we go to the polls and Jagmeet Singh,

00:31:47.380 you know, buckled like a cheap suit. He is surprised. Ezra, quick little facts. The last time

00:31:53.360 liberals have done a snap election, 2000, November 27, Stockwell Day was the leader for four months.

00:32:00.660 2004, June 28, Stephen Harper was the leader for three months. Aaron O'Toole was the leader for

00:32:07.540 three months. This is planned. They want this election so bad for two reasons. And every time

00:32:13.320 you have a new leader, they make mistakes. I was there when Stephen Harper made a few mistakes his

00:32:17.380 first time. People at the first time making mistakes. They want this election for two reasons.

00:32:22.860 Uh, the leader's not ready. And number two, everyone in the world is getting a bump with Corona virus,

00:32:29.740 uh, except for, uh, uh, Trump. And that tells you, that just tells you, uh, the, the absolute, uh,

00:32:37.180 bias in the media. So now, uh, New Brunswick did it, uh, went from minority to majority. BC is doing it,

00:32:43.720 uh, in the middle of pandemic. Trudeau wants this so bad. Trudeau tomorrow can pass a motion saying,

00:32:49.580 if you don't give me $50 billion, uh, it's a conference motion. They'll, they'll probably say

00:32:54.480 yes to it. You're so right. He wins either way. Either he gets the outrageous thing he wants,

00:32:59.400 or he gets the election he wants. He's in a... Oh, it's just, yeah. Yeah, absolutely. Yeah,

00:33:04.800 absolutely. No, it's, and it's so cynical because there's a long history of this happening. And what

00:33:11.100 really bothers me is every Canadian forgets what happened yesterday. And I blame TikTok. I blame

00:33:17.960 social media. Everything lasts for one day, one. I mean, we prorogued, Trudeau prorogued government

00:33:25.000 to avoid accountability at a committee. Yeah. Didn't pay a price whatsoever. And of course,

00:33:31.540 the media was there supporting him saying what a brilliant man he is. There's no parliament left.

00:33:36.840 There's no accountability. We, um, it's a sad day in Canada's lives. I mean, it's just,

00:33:41.560 we are not the Canada that, uh, that, uh, we think we are. Yeah. Well, Manny, it's great to talk to you.

00:33:48.760 Thank you. You're a fan favorite. You teach us so much every time we talk. I'm grateful for your time

00:33:53.460 and wisdom. Thank you. Thank you for having me, Ezra. My pleasure. There you have it. Manny Montanagrino,

00:33:58.620 the CEO of ThinkSharp. And he joined us today via Skype from Ottawa. Stay with us. More ahead.

00:34:17.660 Hey, welcome back on my monologue last night. Derek writes, Trudeau is afraid of an anti-corruption

00:34:22.680 committee. Why would he be afraid of anything if he did nothing wrong? Well, that's the thing. I mean,

00:34:27.280 an anti-corruption committee could investigate any party, anyone. He sure seems pretty defensive

00:34:33.400 about that, doesn't he? Susanna writes, I can't believe the groper in chief and his corrupt

00:34:38.540 government is still polling so high. I know of a lot of people who are hardened followers of the

00:34:42.880 bought off Canadian media. I guess realizing that the news channels you've been watching for the last

00:34:46.340 40 years are lying to you is a hard pill to swallow. Exactly. I mean, seriously, uh, I, there's a song

00:34:54.580 that Morrissey wrote about five years ago. I can't get it out of my head. It's spent the day in bed.

00:34:59.240 Like he's, I, you know, I got to play that song for you one day. Um, in fact, I want to play for

00:35:03.360 you a clip right now. We won't put this on YouTube. It would be demonetized, but just get a load of this.

00:35:07.760 I love my bed. And I recommend that you stop, stop watching the news because the news contrives

00:35:21.240 to frighten you, to make you feel small and alone, to make you feel that your mind isn't your own.

00:35:34.080 Yeah. Stop watching the news because the news contrives to frighten you, to leave you sad and

00:35:44.000 alone, to make you feel your mind isn't your own. That's the news. And what's my point? My point is

00:35:49.620 to answer your question. If you just turned off the news, blotted it out, blacked it out, didn't

00:35:57.180 listen to any news and lived your life normally, you'd probably be happier. I mean, you'd be naive.

00:36:05.280 You would be living in a bubble, but maybe you'd be happier if you didn't see the destruction of the

00:36:11.980 country. I, myself, once you're woke, you can't get unwoke. Once your eyes are open, you can't really

00:36:17.100 close them. But maybe people who stop watching the news and hide in bed, maybe they're happier.

00:36:23.200 That's what watching the CBC and reading the Toronto Star is like. You're in this left-wing

00:36:28.840 alternative universe where everything's going great. On my interview with Dove Hyken, Jare writes,

00:36:36.080 Governor Cuomo has to deflect blame from his obvious failures involving the pandemic,

00:36:39.760 so he writes a book praising himself and finds a handy group of people to criticize. Yeah, I get it. I

00:36:44.440 mean, it's, I understand scapegoating, scapegoating the other, but it's just so surprising to me that New 1.00

00:36:50.540 York, which has the largest population of Jews anywhere outside Israel, it just seems crazy to

00:36:59.480 me to pick on Jews. It would be like the governor of New York picking on the Irish or picking on

00:37:04.420 Italians. What are you doing? That's such a big component of your own people. It's madness, 1.00

00:37:10.880 but I guess he thinks it's working for him. I just never would have expected it. I mean,

00:37:16.160 I remember his father, you know, Mario Cuomo, who was very Italian, obviously, but he, I really thought

00:37:25.980 he felt Jewish also. He was so supportive and integrated with the Jewish community that I

00:37:31.820 mentioned the other day, Fiorello LaGuardia, the great mayor of New York after whom the airport is

00:37:36.820 named. He was half Italian, half Jewish. To me, that's New York City. I mean, like it or hate it,

00:37:41.400 that's the city, Jews, Italians, and Irish. I mean, Puerto Ricans, blacks, Koreans, et cetera, too.

00:37:46.700 But how do you, how do you go to war against a whole swath of your own people? I think it's

00:37:51.040 madness, but if it's working, maybe he's crazy like a fox. I just don't get it. I don't like to see it.

00:37:56.540 All right. That's the show for today. Until tomorrow, on behalf of all of us here at Rebel World

00:37:59.880 Headquarters, to you at home, good night and keep fighting for freedom.

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Rebel News Podcast - October 22, 2020

Why is Trudeau planning to operate federal quarantine prisons for two more years？

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