Stand on Guard with David Krayden - Desperate Trudeau Calling on Mark Carney

00:00:00.000 welcome back to another episode of stand on guard i'm your host david creighton

00:00:06.720 it's september 7th 2024 when we come back the latest update on the good ship ss trudeau

00:00:15.540 or is that hmcs true hmcs trudeau and where it is how far it's sinking

00:00:24.080 and the latest updates we'll be right back with more so we are in a very precarious position

00:00:31.740 in this country we need political change but we also need to resolve to resist

00:00:38.260 yes as sasha the cat always said please like the station i'll tell you right now we're being

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00:01:21.900 we can do it we can do it i can't do it alone you can help me thank you so much for your support

00:01:27.860 and we're going to talk about later about how much i rely on your support and not the support of big

00:01:34.320 business or big media or anybody from russia i'll be mentioning that that's a it's a huge story but

00:01:42.960 we we do want to talk about the ss minnow otherwise known as hmcs trudeau the ship is sinking the rats

00:01:49.240 are all jumping off so so what's happening but before i get there i know i didn't give you much

00:01:54.160 warning today in the the announcement so i'm just going to linger for a few minutes until we get

00:02:00.120 get some get the audience numbers up but here it is early september and i forgot the other day

00:02:08.140 to mark the one year anniversary of the freedom convoy trial that began last september the tuesday

00:02:16.460 after labor day now labor day came a little bit later last year you know how it is sometimes it's right

00:02:24.700 first or second september sometimes it's a week later depending upon when the monday falls so it

00:02:30.640 was a little later but we just hit that anniversary so can you believe it one year there's they're

00:02:37.100 coming back for the final summation of the prosecution slash crown in a couple of weeks maybe another week

00:02:46.400 and i don't even think i'm going to bother to be there because thankfully chris barber and tamera leach

00:02:51.960 don't have to be there in person they can do this uh online thankfully you don't have to make another

00:02:58.900 trip but here it is a year for a mischief trial yes it has it has set a record it's just just incredible

00:03:05.940 it's also september 7th today is the anniversary of my swearing allegiance to the queen and becoming a

00:03:14.980 member of the canadian forces that was over 25 years ago like i say exactly it was a long time ago i did

00:03:21.760 that in victoria bc i was living in comox on vancouver island i went down to victoria to the recruiting

00:03:28.460 office there and with a number of other young men i don't know if there are any women in the lineup but

00:03:35.500 about five or six of us took our oath of allegiance to her majesty and became members of the canadian

00:03:43.260 armed forces two days later i was in chilliwack doing basic officer training seems like yesterday

00:03:49.080 a ton but just thought i'd mention that a little personal experience and i'm sorry to get started

00:03:55.580 so late today but i actually went out to breakfast this morning i never do that you say you know i'll

00:04:00.800 do it tomorrow i'll do it tomorrow and the summer has gone by so quickly you know and it reminds me of

00:04:08.860 so many songs i've sung over the years about you know the things we did last summer all the all the

00:04:16.240 wonderful memories you have and this summer has gone by so quickly and it seems like the older you

00:04:22.280 get the faster the summers go the winters seem to go as slowly as ever now february seems the last

00:04:31.420 forever even though it's the shortest month of the year but summer seems to go so fast you remember

00:04:36.600 when you're a teenager or especially a kid like 11 oops here came back again you remember when you're

00:04:42.560 about 11 or 12 years old how how the summer seemed endless it was an endless summer you know remember

00:04:48.140 that beach boy cell it was an endless summer and it seemed to go on forever now they seem to go by so

00:04:54.400 quickly i don't know where the summer went but here we are in september parliament's coming back in a

00:04:58.520 couple weeks so we'll be very busy watching that and just hopefully we're going to have an election

00:05:04.540 which is where we're going to talk about here so thank you for in thank you for enduring my reminiscing

00:05:13.220 there it's nice i i often feel like i'm talking to family when i when i do these broadcasts i read

00:05:20.280 your comments and i thank you you know for the kind words you know we've been through some tough times

00:05:25.760 in the last year the loss of my cat and the loss loss of my sister last november which was directly

00:05:32.180 related to the uh the pandemic remedy i'll call it that supposed remedy which he had too many times

00:05:42.360 and it was that was a hard loss but i thank you for all the kind words that you folks shared with me

00:05:48.500 good times ahead you know as as i cope with life on a day-to-day basis and cope with it with with the

00:05:58.340 help of friends family and my and in my god my savior and and it's it's a good time to to look

00:06:06.980 ahead with optimism for the future as bad as this country can be you know thank god we still have

00:06:12.260 freedom but it looks like we're going to have a fall election as i've been saying all week and

00:06:16.400 this is a a result of jagmeet singh establishment and expectation that i don't think he even meant to

00:06:24.560 establish did he really mean to say hey we're going to have an election folks but he started saying

00:06:32.460 yes we will have an election sooner rather than later yes and an election is now inevitable it's

00:06:39.400 not going to be october 2025 anymore we're going to have one sooner as long as he keeps saying that

00:06:46.220 he is building the momentum for the next election independent of what he does so it's going to become

00:06:53.520 like accepted that yes we need a fall late fall early spring election we're not going to go to the

00:07:02.260 polls in january we'll go in november it will go in march that's my prediction i hope we go as soon

00:07:09.580 as possible because we need to defeat a lot of trudeau legislation that potentially could lead this

00:07:16.060 country to surf them and i mean the online harm online harms act bill c63 especially and so many of you

00:07:22.600 out there know how dangerous this bill is and so anyway i better shut up for a while and uh let's get

00:07:27.900 on to what pure poly have posted here i find this very fascinating trudeau is not getting it you know

00:07:36.640 he's he had that altercation with the steel worker and of course he gets totally roasted destroyed by the

00:07:43.660 steel worker and he looks like a clown saying hey let's have some donuts folks and i'm not going to

00:07:49.220 show that again i think i was one of the first people to show it everybody else got all the

00:07:53.220 all our numbers after i did but hey it was early sunday morning i put that on and it's been seen

00:08:00.440 around the world i was i was talking to uh to my favorite restaurateur in this community in which i

00:08:07.040 abide who is uh indo-canadian and i said did you know that video of trudeau having the discussion

00:08:15.900 with the algoma steel worker has been seen in india india has been playing this video because of

00:08:24.200 course they just can't stand justin trudeau not only because you know he allegedly had cocaine in his

00:08:29.940 plane at the last g20 but because he made an absolute ass of himself and every time he visits

00:08:36.720 india you know he starts appropriating the local uh historic garb and the cultural garb and preens

00:08:45.220 before the camera and just makes a fool of himself so i really can't stand it but yeah that video has

00:08:49.600 actually been seen in india fascinating so what's okay so what's what's the good ship trudeau up to as

00:08:55.420 it sinks farther and farther beneath the waves well it's time to bring mark carney in oh of course

00:09:01.760 what else mark carney that's the answer you've lost your political ally you've lost your loose

00:09:10.800 coalition with the new democratic party i probably sing isn't even talking to trudeau and you know

00:09:16.280 what's incredible is that what i've what i've heard from folks and what i've read is that trudeau

00:09:21.380 didn't know that sing had pulled the plug on their treaty on their pact when he was doing that

00:09:30.460 news conference this week from newfoundland because people were scratching their heads and saying is he

00:09:36.600 just dense or does he not realize how important this is is he just pretending is he feigning ignorance

00:09:42.780 when he didn't say anything about the deal falling through he talked about the free lunch program

00:09:47.900 and of course reporters were waiting uh get you know get to the news justin get to the news

00:09:54.180 and he didn't get to the news until somebody asked him one of the reporters said hey what about the

00:09:59.340 deal falling through and justin's kind of like shocked and i guess his his worthless communications

00:10:05.580 people who can't even tell him what's happening in the news were apparently i don't know out having a

00:10:11.540 smoke break or something or something else and they didn't even tell him so trudeau of course looks like

00:10:17.700 an absolute fool he doesn't take much to make him look like an absolute fool he does that well

00:10:22.260 on his own but when he doesn't even know the deal is through and that's why he wasn't talking about

00:10:27.640 this is how crazy the liberal government is this is how unorganized and ad hoc the trudeau government

00:10:34.080 is so it's quite fascinating but this is karina gould you remember karina gould oh yes yes yes of course

00:10:42.640 you do she is the liberal house leader again she was the liberal house leader when trudeau famously

00:10:52.620 allowed or invited the former ukrainian waffen ss nazi to come to parliament sit in the house of

00:11:02.340 commons gallery and get two standing ovations from everybody in the house of commons because he was

00:11:08.340 fighting the russians and of course i haven't got the picture handy i wish i i should have gotten it

00:11:15.820 up it's in my it's in my it's on my phone and i should have transferred it to my computer here but

00:11:19.980 there's that famous picture of course with karina gould and the speaker at the time who who was blamed for

00:11:28.260 this whole kerbuffle this whole shambolic mess standing behind

00:11:34.180 hunker yaroslav oh no sorry i uh his this this former nazi his last name is hunker i can't i can't

00:11:44.740 even think of his his first name right now but of course they're standing behind him and she was the one

00:11:51.120 who said let's wipe this from the historical record that we have even had this guy here

00:11:56.520 because it was such an embarrassment to the trudeau government and to her as the house leader

00:12:00.360 who applauded this guy so she says let's wipe it from the parliamentary record like it never

00:12:06.420 happened let's do the orwellian thing because this government's all about doing orwellian things

00:12:10.240 anyway it wants to have thought crimes punished so let's just wipe it like it never happens that

00:12:15.180 that's karina gould here's karina gould talking ctv news and this is quite interesting because she

00:12:23.020 really looks stupid to welcome you back to the show thank you so much for making the time

00:12:28.540 thanks for having me bashi last week i was covering uh your cabinet in halifax the retreat in halifax and

00:12:34.740 i remember very distinctly you said at the time you were confident that's a quote that your agreement

00:12:39.000 with the ndp was a good and strong one and quote we'll get to the end of june do i assume from those

00:12:44.900 comments you did not see this coming that that is correct i am quite surprised today so so tell me

00:12:50.460 a little bit more about that how were you how did you keep on smiling karina and bashi capalos

00:12:57.140 just sort of warming up here you know there's some people out there saying that she just oh they

00:13:02.580 wrecked well no she just asked some good objective questions and of course karina gold just just can't

00:13:09.780 answer questions except repeating the same talking points and putting that stupid fake smile on

00:13:14.860 face to find out and and i and i'm asking like not many canadians who knows but you would have a

00:13:19.340 a more you know a closer relationship with your counterpart in the ndp that for than for example

00:13:24.300 a lot of other people who have roles in government or in cabinet was this never conveyed to you

00:13:28.460 throughout the summer no no not once no i mean i i was uh very you know honest and clear and confident

00:13:36.620 last week because um as far as i'm concerned uh we've had a very productive working relationship over

00:13:42.380 the last three years and have been able to deliver uh quite substantial programs uh for canadians of

00:13:47.660 course there's always points of um disagreement and that was always contemplated within um the sacca

00:13:53.820 but i found out at the same time as uh other canadians today um mostly uh on twitter um and uh yeah so it

00:14:04.220 was it was it was quite surprising and and i think um a very if i'm being honest in an odd um way for the

00:14:11.660 ndp to to do it um and well it would be very very rare for you to be honest about anything but how crazy

00:14:20.860 is this they don't even know are they they're not even talking to each other this this is like politics

00:14:27.100 that's never been done this way before they have this agreement and jugmate somebody leaked the

00:14:34.300 information this is how incredible somebody in the ndp leaked the information to brian lily of the

00:14:40.300 toronto sun columnist i don't always like brian but you know generally he's pretty good they leaked

00:14:47.020 the information to brian lily but nobody leaked the information to the liberal party nobody leaked

00:14:53.260 the information the trudeau the house leader or any any of the front bench mps nobody knew a thing

00:14:59.500 about this this is so bizarre what is the ndp really up to here also odd um in terms of deciding to

00:15:09.260 end the agreement i mean mr singh said in his video that um he's been more successful than he ever has so

00:15:15.340 now it's time to stop uh being successful and delivering for canadians and uh i also just find it um

00:15:24.060 kind of illogical or strange that you know last that he said he's going to stand up to mr paulia

00:15:29.500 but mr paulia last week asked him to do exactly that and he's complying almost immediately well

00:15:35.420 she got that i spoke with said that that decision was made in advance of the press conference that

00:15:40.780 the video was even taped in advance and that essentially it was your government's actions

00:15:45.420 throughout the lockout and the the events with cn that cemented the decision for them and you could

00:15:51.580 hear him speak to that a little bit in the video uh when he talked about basically that that he accused

00:15:57.580 your government of being too beholden to corporate interest to fight for people is there not merit to

00:16:02.140 the ndp in you know deciding that they are firmly on the side of workers deciding against your

00:16:07.660 government on that and of course the ndp is not firmly on the side of workers they don't know who workers

00:16:13.740 are anymore this is a party of elites and if you're really excited about about 10 year olds

00:16:20.620 having sex change operations the ndp is the party for you as as is justin trudeau's liberal party

00:16:27.500 but that's who's voting ndp is the people on the radical fringe of woke politics and they don't

00:16:34.380 know who the working class is and ultimately continuing to prop it up in a formal formal

00:16:38.300 agreement pardon me uh well look there was always space in the sacca for disagreement i mean that was

00:16:44.060 actually what the supply and confidence agreement was about it was to work together on areas of agreement

00:16:49.100 and to have the space uh to disagree uh where we disagreed um for him to say that he's in support

00:16:56.780 of workers i i you know given what happened over the past couple of weeks um if those rail strikes had

00:17:04.860 gone ahead um we would have seen massive layoffs in other industries and workers affected and not

00:17:11.900 to mention everyday canadians who would have seen honestly doesn't look convinced here a halt um so it was a

00:17:17.340 very important and responsible decision that we took um but i do find the timing of it odd um and you

00:17:24.860 know politics is is more of an art than than a science and um if he really wants to stand up to poliev

00:17:32.300 doing exactly what he's asking is maybe not the best way to go about it but again you know i take your

00:17:37.980 point on the uh breadth of the impact on the rest of the economy the workers in those incidents out of

00:17:43.980 in those sort of the the the the whole thing as it unfolded did have a very specific set of concerns

00:17:51.260 that ultimately your government decided to force arbitration on can you see how they would interpret

00:17:56.460 that as a move that was anti those workers in particular well i think what's important is there

00:18:02.780 has been a lot of bargaining at the table um but at the same time we have to look out for the entire

00:18:08.620 canadian economy and for canadians overall and that's what has done since we've been elected in

00:18:14.140 2015 has always put canada and canadians first um you know it's disappointing that mr singh is deciding

00:18:21.100 right now that he's putting himself and his own political interests or what he thinks is a benefit to

00:18:26.540 him politically first and you all are um you know the really important programs that canadians have come

00:18:33.260 to rely on that we know uh that the conservatives under the leadership of pierre polyev uh will cut

00:18:39.500 and get rid of things like dental care and pharma care and child care um things that matter to canadians

00:18:45.580 so it's these things don't matter to canadians you know that's the decision of of the ndp okay we're

00:18:50.860 getting finally to the crux ahead of the interest of probably a little too much in here is at risk and i

00:18:55.740 take from that you know you mean that if polyev is elected and ultimately beats your party or the ndp that

00:19:01.260 that that will come to fruition does that mean can canadians interpret from those comments that

00:19:06.220 you think the likelihood of an election has just increased yes well it's a really good question and

00:19:11.660 i i don't know if that's true or not um thank you for asking how things play out over the next couple

00:19:17.820 of weeks uh one of the things that uh the ndp statement said and and remember like there there

00:19:23.820 haven't been many conversations about this um but that you know they're going to take things on a case

00:19:29.580 by case vote by vote uh basis um you know we're going back to kind of minority parliaments as

00:19:36.300 usual uh the sacca is not a first in canadian history but it's the first time that something

00:19:41.820 an agreement like this has happened at the federal level so um minority parliaments have existed without

00:19:46.780 these kinds of agreements so you know my job now as house leader is to uh work with the opposition

00:19:51.980 parties and you know that could be the ndp on some things it could be the bloc on some things it might

00:19:56.460 even be the conservatives on other things to continue to deliver um for canadians so you're

00:20:01.980 not that's what i'm focused on um and you know there's there's still elements i think um that

00:20:08.540 are priorities for the ndp that they will want to see uh followed through um but uh that's going to be

00:20:15.260 up to them now i guess when you say and the prime minister has said this frequently including today

00:20:19.820 that you're going to continue to deliver for canadians here we go exactly does that mean because i think

00:20:25.260 the message that they're sending public opinion polling is that they don't think you're delivering

00:20:29.180 for them you're not well there are really big new programs that didn't exist nine years ago or eight

00:20:37.580 years ago and that's good so we are going to continue to implement child care you know i was

00:20:43.580 the minister of families that uh it's always a program is the answer for these liberals more government

00:20:50.700 money more government spending more bureaucracy more interference in your life they really think

00:20:56.060 this is the answer that canadians want this stuff a lot of time negotiating those agreements it's not

00:21:01.980 done yet there's still more work to do dental care yes it's being rolled out across the country

00:21:08.060 but it's not done yet there's still more work to do uh when it comes to the green transition um you know

00:21:14.940 things that we hear from canadians that they like those actual policies and those programs are

00:21:19.900 important and meaningful for them um but they're not done we still have to work with the provinces

00:21:25.980 and territories implement some of them we're still working um to make sure that those policies are in

00:21:31.740 place at the federal level and to deliver those actual tangible results to canadians so we've begun

00:21:39.020 this process they're in implementation but it's not done yet and certainly what i hear from canadians and

00:21:45.340 people in my community is that those are things that they like and they want to see continue um but

00:21:50.780 i think what canadians also um can understand and and um and see is that those programs are at risk if

00:22:01.020 the conservatives come into power so look our job as the government we are in government right now

00:22:07.180 is to continue to govern effectively for canadians it's to continue to deliver the policies and the

00:22:13.100 programs that we have put in place talking point after talking point and that's my job as house

00:22:20.940 leader is to make parliament work and to continue to govern for canadians but it's that last part

00:22:25.740 around effectiveness that i think is the point jagmeet singh is trying to make today or or it appears to

00:22:30.700 me is saying is kind of the friction point between his party and your party you name a number of programs

00:22:36.780 you say you've implemented them but there's still a way to go before they are they fully take effect

00:22:41.580 think of child care for example i'm not taking away from the impact it's had so far but only 30

00:22:46.540 of kids across the province a recent study showed actually have access to those spaces there is a

00:22:51.580 severe shortage when you talk about bettering the you know cost of living for example or issues around

00:22:56.780 affordability at the same time gdp per capita under your government in six of the last seven consecutive

00:23:03.100 quarters has declined that's the steepest decline outside of a recession again like why do you keep

00:23:09.980 saying you're going to continue delivering on stuff that canadians doesn't feel is actually

00:23:14.940 changing their life for the better and that's the crux of it it's all bs and this reporter saw through

00:23:23.020 that sorry that a little too much of that you then you probably wanted to see what a shift towards the

00:23:28.780 center growing censorship once in a while a moment of truth once in a while a moment of truth

00:23:38.540 we can segue now into that a moment of truth we need truth and that's why we need the media to be

00:23:43.820 free that's why we need free speech let's listen to what kamala harris had to say about free speech

00:23:48.220 and censorship just a couple years ago and and yet remember she said her values haven't changed

00:23:53.020 but the department of justice of the united states back in the business of justice we will double the

00:24:01.820 civil rights division and direct law enforcement to counter this extremism we will hold social media

00:24:10.060 platforms accountable for the hate infiltrating their platforms because they have a responsibility

00:24:17.420 to help fight against this threat to our democracy and if you profit off of hate

00:24:25.500 if you act as a megaphone for misinformation or cyber warfare if you don't police your platforms

00:24:35.020 we are going to hold you accountable as a community

00:24:39.740 in other words we're going to censor you now i want to show you a great clip

00:24:49.180 you saw i commented the other day about this indictment from the u.s department of justice

00:24:54.940 merrick garland attorney general saying he's issued an indictment against these two russians who

00:25:01.020 were allegedly had invested 10 million dollars into a media outlet independent media outlet from nashville

00:25:08.780 tennessee and of course everybody now associated in any way with that media outlet is somehow tainted

00:25:15.500 because they're russian propagandists and somehow it's against the law to be associated with russians

00:25:24.780 to be associated with anything russian this has now become a crime now you tell me what propaganda

00:25:31.500 is during war everybody engages in propaganda yes the russians have engaged in propaganda the ukrainians

00:25:37.180 have engaged in massive propaganda but that doesn't compare to the propaganda coming from the state

00:25:41.820 department and the department of defense in the united states and our own defense department in

00:25:47.420 canada department of national defense massive massive propaganda coming out there are people out

00:25:53.500 there in canada who really believe ukraine has hope in hell of winning this war now i'm going to tell

00:25:57.740 you this i don't get any money from anybody except youtube for the revenue i generate and from supporters

00:26:08.460 i don't get any corporate support at all i don't even have any advertising on this station as yet

00:26:13.420 and i sure as hell have never seen a dollar from anybody from russia but i'm going to continue to tell

00:26:18.540 you the truth about the war in ukraine even though my lineage is ukrainian i've said that very many times

00:26:25.260 but i don't think ukraine should be a member of nato i think it's destabilizing for europe and for the

00:26:29.580 world and i don't want to see a third world war erupt because there's greedy people in black rock and

00:26:35.500 other multi-transnational corporations who want to make a bundle off of this war i don't think it's

00:26:40.300 worth a nuclear war and i'm going to keep saying that no matter all the threats that are coming

00:26:46.140 from the united states and the department of justice and our own

00:26:49.420 trudeau government which says oh they're going to be coming down with the full force of the law

00:26:55.500 against people who engage with russian propagandists who are trying to destabilize our democracy

00:27:02.140 this is all rubbish this is a great segment from judge napolitano's show which i faithfully watch it's

00:27:08.380 one of the best best interview programs on there it's all original content and this is scott

00:27:15.340 ritter former u.n weapons inspector talking to him about that in gears uh to the topic of the

00:27:24.060 interference with free speech um chris in in chronological uh order directly following each

00:27:32.380 other nine cuts nine ten and eighteen the subject matter and content of many of the videos published by

00:27:39.420 the company were often consistent with russia's interest in amplifying u.s domestic divisions in

00:27:47.180 order to weaken u.s opposition to core russian interests particularly its ongoing war in ukraine

00:27:55.500 the company never disclosed to the influencers or to their millions of followers its ties to rt

00:28:02.620 and the russian government instead the defendants and the company claimed that the company was sponsored

00:28:08.860 by a private investor but that private investor was a fictitious persona so what the charges until

00:28:16.940 this morning do not represent the end of the investigation it remains active and ongoing our

00:28:24.860 investigation revealed that since at least last year rt has used people living and working inside the us

00:28:33.740 to facilitate contracts with american media figures to create and disseminate russian propaganda here

00:28:41.340 how about us propaganda was pitched as legitimate independent news when in fact much of it was

00:28:48.380 created in russia by rt which is an outright lie the russian government guess in their warped minds

00:28:58.060 there's an exception in the first amendment for whatever the government characterizes

00:29:04.140 as russian propaganda and i guess in their warped minds they're both lawyers one is the attorney

00:29:10.060 general the other is the head of the fbi they forgot that the whole purpose of the first amendment is to

00:29:15.340 keep the government out of the business of evaluating the content of speech you've been victimized

00:29:19.820 exactly look listen to this comment what they're saying is ridiculous i i just want to remind when

00:29:25.500 i graduated from college in 1984 with a russian history major and went into the marine corps as an

00:29:31.740 intelligence officer because of my russian specialization um the cia was actively involved in

00:29:39.340 doing a couple things one um they would intercept and they would read the newspapers the radio the

00:29:46.780 the television uh broadcasts in russia and translate them into english language and publish them in

00:29:53.100 unclassified volumes why so that everybody who was a specialist in russia everybody who had an interest

00:30:00.220 in this could read what the russian press was saying could hear what they were saying on radio and on tv

00:30:06.620 we never shied away from that and this is 1984 when the kgb was involved in a frontal assault on america

00:30:14.780 trying to tip the scales of democracy against ronald reagan whom they did not want to be re-elected

00:30:20.780 so there was very active intelligence operations involved to influence the american election and what

00:30:26.940 did the cia do build a wall to wall off russian thought russian information no they said here it is

00:30:32.620 why we weren't afraid of our skins back then we're proud of who we were we're confident who we were

00:30:37.980 what you saw there with uh you know with with uh merrick garland and uh christopher ray are two men

00:30:43.820 who have allowed their jobs important jobs to be politicized by the biden administration

00:30:48.140 a biden administration that is scared of its skin scared of who america is notice what he said

00:30:54.300 he didn't say they made things up he said they simply said there's problems in america

00:30:59.660 well guess what christopher ray guess what eric garland there are problems in america

00:31:04.940 yes right on and we will not be coyed by these stupid phrases and these threats about russian propaganda

00:31:15.420 somehow being everything that is not part of the mainstream media's narrative about nato and about

00:31:24.380 the war in ukraine we need to speak truth to power and we need to do that ever more so who do you think

00:31:32.060 these guys are propping up who do you think they're alleging the russians are interfering with

00:31:38.620 joe biden kamala harris that's what this is all about they tried this in 2016 against donald trump

00:31:45.260 they made up those stupid lies about russian collusion a lot of people would tell you the

00:31:50.140 russians would be quite happy if kamala harris wins because kamala harris hasn't got a clue in hell

00:31:56.220 about foreign policy and she doesn't know what she's doing and she's very predictable she will just do

00:32:01.020 nothing they worry they worry about donald trump so i don't believe for a minute the russians are

00:32:07.020 actively working to elect donald trump any more now than they were in 2016 this is all a fear campaign

00:32:13.260 to shut down free speech to go after small c conservative youtubers independent journalists

00:32:20.460 you want to call them influencers whatever the hell that means anybody who doesn't read the talking points

00:32:27.260 from the defense department either in canada or the united states anybody any reporter who doesn't look

00:32:35.580 who does look objectively at what these agencies are doing and questions it and demands answers any

00:32:43.020 reporter who's not going to just say thank you for giving me your news release i will type this up and

00:32:49.100 we will put this online within the next 10 minutes no further questions need to be asked that's what

00:32:54.940 this is all about shutting down free press shutting down free speech and i'll end with this thank god

00:33:02.700 we will be having an election before october 2025 because we need to shut down trudeau's censorship

00:33:09.420 which is as bad or worse as what joe biden has done and is doing in the states and what kamala harris as

00:33:16.540 president would continue to do we need to shut down this uh this com this incredible encroachment

00:33:25.420 on our basic democratic values on our basic ability to speak freely and i'll say that again

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Stand on Guard with David Krayden - September 08, 2024

Desperate Trudeau Calling on Mark Carney ｜ Stand on Guard

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