Had ENOUGH! Alberta Delegation is Eyeing US Statehood! ｜ Stand on Guard
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We are facing a crisis of epic proportions right now in canada and some people are very desperate and that's why they are getting desperate. We have a guest on the show today who is an expert on Bill C-63 and the online harms act, who is also an expert in fighting for freedom and justice.
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you know to the president i'm a different type of cat i'll fight tooth and nail i'm not going
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to roll over and get annihilated i'll fight right to the death
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you must recognize doug ford they're going ballistic again he is part of the problem and
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we're going to get into that right now we are facing a crisis of epic proportions right now
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in canada some people are very desperate and that's what we're going to be talking about when
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we need what is the change so we also need to resolve to resist
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got a great guest on today jeffrey rath attorney at law in alberta he's also an expert on bill c63
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the online harms act he's he's he was a fighter during the covid pandemic on the side of freedom
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he's affiliated with the freedom convoy to a large degree but he's also going to bring a blue ribbon
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panel that's what i'm calling it to washington to petition donald trump for statehood not for canada
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but for alberta because he's had enough and i'm going to put that interview on in a short time
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don't miss this it's incredible we got him yesterday at his office and he was on with me
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yesterday afternoon i want you to see this it's fantastic but this is all about you remember this
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old cartoon i'm sure uh hundreds of you saw it throughout your education elementary school
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onwards i i remember seeing this in about grade six or seven and this is this is one of his points and
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this is jeffrey rath sub stack encourage you to read it but we'll be getting into some of the
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details about why are people getting so desperate and i'll tell you why
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because retaliatory tariffs that we are being promised by justin trudeau by jagmeet singh
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and by the official opposition leader pure polio these are not patriotic this is not somehow
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a way of getting back at the americans it's a way of punishing canadians
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more tax the only guy political leader is pointing this out is maxine bernier whom i had on the show
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yesterday i hope you had a chance to watch that interview and all those people out there
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i'm in the bag for the conservatives of pure polio i'm in the bag for freedom and justice
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and for canada and for small c principal conservative
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pure polio talks in favor of i'm all for him when he doesn't i have to criticize that maxine bernier
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is the only politician who's pointing out that retaliatory tariffs are not good have a look at this
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graph this is incredible canada with retaliation we are headed for higher inflation
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we're headed for potentially 75 percent tariffs not including 21 percent carbon tax that's coming
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on april 1st and jeffrey rath talks about that in this interview so add it up folks that's over a hundred
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percent well actually no it's it's it's almost a hundred percent 90 96 percent potential punishment
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that's where we're headed on this now justin trudeau and the liberal government had a chance yesterday
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to shut this off but nope they're not going halfway
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another senior government official said the u.s proposed dropping some and but not all of its
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tariffs the canada pulled its retaliation which is tariffs on 30 billion worth of american goods right
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away before rising to 155 billion in three weeks time the provinces are also pursuing their own
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countermeasures ford is threatening to shut off the electricity now as jeffrey rath says that's an
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act of war alberta too is pulling liquor off the shelves canceling u.s contracts government contracts
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and of course the feds want saskatchewan to weaponize fertilizer and potash alberta has already
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said forget keep your hands off for oil and gas you're not going to use those in this tariff or in
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this trade war we are in the midst of a crisis right now i can't say this enough you know and
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a lot of people are just brushing it off and saying it's no big deal we're going to fight back bye
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canadian this is a real chance to wave the flag this is a real chance to go down in in flames this is a
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catastrophic economic environment that we have never been in before in our lifetime this is worse than
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2008 when the banks crashed this is like 1929 when the stock market crashed and precipitated
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a decade of depression that's how bad this potentially could be this is why as maxime
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bernier and as daniel smith told me as well premier of alberta cool it let's get through this let's not do
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anything hasty or drastic and justin trudeau of course called donald trump yesterday and said hey
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donald after i just insulted you and said you're pretty dumb justin trudeau says donald what do we
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need to do what have i been telling you folks for the last four or five weeks justin trudeau did not
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deliver on his promise for the border his 1.3 billion dollar border security plan is over six
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years that never changed there's never been ten thousand personnel frontline personnel sent to the
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border he never had any intention of doing that he appointed a f czar i have to say that
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i have to describe that drug that way because sometimes it gets me in trouble
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who was an advisor to justin trudeau who was a deputy minister in the trudeau government we
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need someone like rick hellyer who's outside of the liberal government that's who we needed
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as an f czar now donald trump wrote back to justin trudeau yesterday he said justin trudeau of canada
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called me to ask what could be done about tariffs i had to ask him that i told him that many people have
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died from from the f drug that came through the borders and nothing has convinced me that it has
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stopped he said that it's gotten better but i said that's not good enough the call ended in a somewhat
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friendly manner he was unable to tell me when the canadian election is taking place which made me
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curious like what's going on here i then realized he is trying to use this issue
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to stay in power good luck justin what have i been telling you all for the last three months
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the liberal government wants a trade war because they want to use it to stay in power
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that's what this is all about folks and that is a shame i'm going to run through a few things here
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before we get to the interview and this is going to be good i can promise you that
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i try to annihilate ontario i will do everything uh including cut off their energy with a smile on my
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face so and i'm encouraging every other province to do the same quebec manitoba bc we all have to act
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in unison out east they rely on our energy they need to feel the pain they want to come at us hard
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we're going to come back twice as hard now and of course jagmeet singh going to keep the government
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in power that's that's month that's monday's jagmeet singh that's wednesday's jagmeet singh
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tuesday jagmeet singh says he's going to bring the government down remember this guy is just not
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plausible to vote down at the government at your earliest opportunity do you still stand by that
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statement and do you think now is the time for an election now is the time to put workers first
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we need support for workers first put in place in place working an election afterwards
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yeah thank thank you for that jagmeet here is how peter navarro first a close
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advisor to donald trump is putting the situation they're very serious about the drug problem at the
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border and but i don't want to contribute to that what i want to say to every world leader who gets
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up in arms when all we're asking for is fairness and to have them stop killing our people is please
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listen to us canada could do a lot more canada has been taken over brett by mexican cartels they bring up
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they bring up these pill presses and printers and the medicines that they fake
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you can't tell the difference yeah it's major companies can you need a spectographer to do
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yeah i'm going to move to the interview now and i i tell you this this is a pleasure to show you this
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i i've never spoken to jeffrey rath before and it was a great experience and i'm going to be
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consulting with him again in the future on a number of issues like i said in bill c63 and if we ever have
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to see that ugly piece of legislation again but it's interesting to note that we're facing the
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same kind of western alienation that is more pronounced in alberta that we did in the early 80s at the end of
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pier trudeau's reign and now we're at the end of justin trudeau's reign we're having the same sense
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of western alienation in western canada especially alberta and of course we're facing another
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crisis at that time you know the federal government was trying to take alberta's oil and gas away
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well they've threatened to do that again right now during this tariff war this trade war so history
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does kind of repeat itself and i remember at the time in the early 80s a lot of people were interested
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in the western canada concept party a lot of people were interested in westfed under elmer newtson
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we're back there again and this is what is happening in alberta watch this before i let you talk i'm
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sorry for going on but your sub stack article i just want to read a couple of sentences from it
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because i think it's beautifully written and very self-explanatory as you say with the election of
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donald trump alberta has a unique opportunity to shed its inferior status as a canadian proverb province
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and you put that in quotation marks effectively a colony of ontario and quebec and become an american
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state there is no doubt that president donald trump would happily announce alberta statehood as the
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greatest real estate deal since the louisiana purchase as the culmination of the american 250th
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anniversary celebration the good news for president trump is that thanks to the quebec secession
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reference at the supreme court of canada trump doesn't have to buy alberta from canada albertans
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only need to vote to leave so i'll i'll begin there and perhaps we can start with it with the fact that
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obviously donald trump's talk about canada being the 51st state didn't get you interested in the
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possibility of alberta no longer being part of canada so no no i've been i've been feeling this way for
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quite a long time and i have to say it really came to a head for me um when justin trudeau
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unnecessarily declared the war measures act um against my fellow albertans who simply went to
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ottawa to peacefully protest uh you know his ridiculous um uh you know anti-canadian unconstitutional
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violations of our rights you know as as they thought they should be able to as canadian citizens but
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apparently you know if you're from alberta and you drive a diesel truck nobody in ottawa wants to
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be reminded as to how their groceries are delivered and you know we need to take our dirty smelly diesel
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trucks and our dirty smelly oil and go home or face 10 years in an ontario prison so that's where you
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know this really gelled for me but i have to say that you know i'm a fifth generation albertan my daughter
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remember obviously as a sixth generation albertan and uh i've always considered myself more albertan
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than i've considered myself canadian over the years and this i mean the the last you know the the you
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know the the eight years of the trudeau regime have really been the last straw not only for me but
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you know for a lot of my fellow albertans who are you know extremely well educated professional people
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with you know uh multiple university degrees you know we're fed up and we see no reason to continue
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being governed by complete idiots from ontario and quebec that don't even know that you know where
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their oil comes from you know they thought that they could shut the the tap of alberta oil off the
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united states to punish president trump um for tariffs and that would teach him a lesson well they're
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all too dumb to know that their own oil comes from alberta goes down through you know michigan up through
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line nine um illinois and then into uh you know back into ontario and quebec so if they shut off
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alberta oil they'd effectively be doing what a lot of albertans suggested that we should do going back
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to the law heat days which is to let the eastern bastards freeze in the dark but they're going to be
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doing it to themselves i mean you know it's just ridiculous that we're governed by people that are so
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ignorant of the basic structure of their own economy you know and like the rest of us in alberta like
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normal people in alberta are going like we just can't be governed by these people anymore they're
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just too stupid to deal with and then yesterday we had doug ford apparently hadn't learned the line
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nine lesson red face jumping up and down you know telling you know the trump administration if they're
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going to tear off ontario that he's going to flip the switch and cut off the power to cut off the
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energy to north the north the northeast so literally what he was threatening amounted to an act of war
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because if it crashed the northeast power grid there's going to be at least i would guess at
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minimum five or six hundred deaths you know whether it's from you know traffic lights going out or
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hospitals you know ventilators failing you know generators not kicking in and all the rest of it
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so trump is you know i'm sorry you know um ford was literally trying to threaten president trump
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with um you know killing at least 500 americans by shutting off the electricity to north north the
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northeast well completely again forgetting the lesson that we thought they learned a month earlier
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which is all trump had what happened to do is go to illinois to the bottom of line nine turn the tap
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and shut off all of the oil to ontario and quebec like you know we're just being governed we're being
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governed by childish stupid people and um albertans are fed up with it well it's interesting too that
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this trudeau has intensified western alienation i think to the same degree that his maybe father or at
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least the other trudeau pierre trudeau intensified western alienation it was at the tail end of
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pierre trudeau's tenure as prime minister that westerners became very angry especially albertans
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but donald trump talked last night in his address the joint session of congress about taking the
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panama canal back no ifs ands or buts he's he's taking it talked about greenland he said greenland is
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we're going to allow the people there to make a decision but we're encouraging them to come to
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the states he did not specifically talk about canada as a 51st state talked about tariffs quite a bit
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but do you think this is a unique opportunity for people like yourself who have who have fought for
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western or albert let's call it alberta independence you think this is a unique opportunity to to promote
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that concept to to sell that concept to some people in alberta who might otherwise not have considered
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it as a viable option but if the end result is statehood or i think you would even prefer being
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a territory of the united states do you think that that makes this more palatable to a lot of albertans
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well let's start with you know the benefits of this to my fellow albertans and keep in mind the current
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polling in albertas 34 of albertans are in favor of alberta independence right so that's you know
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that's almost two million people we're close to you know we're close to uh um uh you know we're close
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to uh 5 million in population now right so that's without them being told what the benefits would be
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of alberta independence from canada no longer would we be sending 15 billion dollars of hard-working
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albertans uh you know uh tax dollars to quebec every year so that quebec could have gold played
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the social services that alberta only dreams of at the expense of alberta so that quebec can then have
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these social services paid for by alberta um uh while running surplus budgets and while alberta is
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continuing to have to borrow money to pay our doctors and build our roads and the rest of it right
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you know i think that's that's a big selling feature but the other thing is that
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if alberta became independent from canada right we would have no more federal income tax you know
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forget about tariffs everybody keeps forgetting that the the trudeau junta um is preparing to slap us all
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with a 21 increase in the carbon tax in april you know which is going to be probably as crippling or
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more crippling to the canadian economy than the tariffs that have been levied by president trump because
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it's right across the board on all energy all home heating trucks uh uh cars anything people need to
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go to work all of the inputs into everything that we have groceries you name it they're adding a 20 you
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know they're adding a 21 um kicker on on energy costs right and maybe the reason that trudeau's so
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mad about this and thinks it's the end of canada is because he doesn't want to back off on his 21
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carbon tax he's already booked that and cooked that into the books and all of a sudden if trump
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president trump puts tariffs on the united states maybe trudeau can't afford his carbon tax anymore
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because it's going to be even more damaging to the canadian economy but again you know albertans
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are fed up with all of this right the idea that somebody in ottawa could suggest that plant fertilizer
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specifically co2 is harmful to them and that they should be paying you know double and triple what
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they would normally pay for home heating and you know gas and diesel for their trucks to go to work and
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farm and and live their lives you know we're just not down for that anymore you know we're not we're
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not with it and especially when you look at the climate reductions in canada being such a drop in
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the bucket globally that even if we met the most optimistic climate targets available the increased
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output from india and china annually make any savings that we get by you know from kicking the crap out of
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day-to-day working albertans you know completely you know a complete nullity so all of this is symbolism
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it's also jibo you know you know our uh you know the gibberish you vote can go talk to uh says that he can
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talk to india and china from a period you know from a perspective of moral authority so they're harming
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albertans and destroying the lives of the citizens of alberta so that jibo can hold his head up high when he goes to hector and
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lecture um india and china about the fact that they're continuing to build coal-fired power plants
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i mean this is the stupidity that we live with on a day-to-day basis that rankles university
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educated albertans who understand that everything that's going on is just a massive fraud
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yeah and i think you're preaching the converted in terms of how ineffective this carbon tax is at
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reducing anything except the amount of cash in your wallet the amount of money in your bank account
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but let's let's keep going through the benefits of albert independence so no yes go ahead no carbon tax
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no um uh no um uh excise tax no gst you know and basically we what we could have in alberta because
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we're no longer going to be spending or sending 15 billion dollars a year to quebec who cooks their
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books so they can pretend that they're a have-not province that money can all stay in alberta
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and we could have one of the lowest tax rates in you know in north america in alberta we could have a
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flat you know 10 or 15 percent income tax rate for both individuals and corporations and that would
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be that and then if alberta voted for independence with um a view or with the immediate agreement of the
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u.s that would we would become a u.s territory like the u.s virgin islands as an example or guam or
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american samoa or puerto rico well the status of an american territory is that the citizens of that
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territory actually pay u.s um uh federal tax so we wouldn't have to pay u.s income tax either we would
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be paying local tax and the benefit that the the united states would get out of the out of that
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arrangement is free access um to alberta markets the ability of american financial institutions and
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banks to you know to locate and do business in alberta um obviously we'd have a thriving dairy
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industry in alberta because we'd be out of supply management and you know alberta dairy farmers could
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have as many here dairy cows as they wanted and produce as much milk and cheese as the market would
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would support um you know there's so many benefits to um uh you know alberta becoming independent
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under the you know under the umbrella of the u.s that that if this were properly sold to the citizens
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of alberta including the fact that their tax burden would be more than halved and the vibrancy of their
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economy would likely more than double right who wouldn't vote for that you know and then you know and
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then you know and then of course the sales pitch to you know to the you know all the all the 20
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year old kids is oh and by the way you don't have to go through u.s customs to go to vegas anymore
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right and i mean i think there's a lot of albertans that would vote you know would vote for it on that
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basis right you know i think culture i mean we're far sorry go ahead no i was going to say i think if
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you had talked about this idea or when donald trump first started talking about the idea of canada being
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the 51st state it was dismissed by i think a large majority of canadians being just impossible
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don't don't go there but i believe the tariff issue has been so badly mismanaged not just by
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the federal government not just by the trudeau liberals but now by the official opposition
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conservatives because i'm hearing pure poly of talk exactly like justin trudeau now about about
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what to do about the tariffs hit back as hard as possible or he sounds like doug ford he sounds who
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sounds like justin trudeau they're all talking like this i had i had a very good conversation
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this morning on air with maxime bernier i think he's the only federal politician of course not
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even in the house of commons who's talking about just cool off before this gets worse don't talk
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retaliatory tariffs but i think this has created an environment where what you're talking about
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seems feasible for the first time in decades well and i don't and i'm great i'm grateful for it
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because i mean for you know for the first time i think we're at a tipping point in history i really
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do and i think that alberta leaving uh canada and becoming an independent territorial republic of the
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united states is you know is far more likely now than it has been uh you know in a hundred years i mean
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there's no two there's no two ways about it albertans are fed up um you know and again a lot
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of this for me goes back to covid um you know when you know when uh all of the science indicated that
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the covid vaccines didn't stop transmission of the coronavirus didn't prevent people from catching the
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coronavirus there was absolutely no reason whatsoever that a healthy adult with no symptoms whatsoever
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you know couldn't at their own risk of catching you know coronavirus from somebody who's been vaccinated
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get on an airplane and travel the world as he always has but no i was a prisoner of alberta
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for three years thanks to justin trudeau and i think i facetiously remarked at the time at one
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of the meetings we were having on alberta independence is that i am so you know ticked
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off with trudeau and the government in ottawa that i'm just gonna i'm ready to just take my
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province and if they're not gonna let me travel i'm just gonna take my province and leave
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because i'm tired of it i'm sick you know there's lots of us that are sick and tired of it
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you know having a bunch of people in ottawa that don't understand us don't understand our culture
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don't like us don't like our culture constantly sneer at our dirty oil and our diesel trucks and
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how backward and redneck we all are i mean yeah i'm a backward redneck with an honors degree in
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political science from the university of alberta and an honors degree in law from the london school
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of economics so i guess i'm a pretty backward redneck but i mean that's how we're treated by ontario
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and uh ottawa on you know on the on the regular and a lot of albertans are just fed up with it
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yeah i think a lot of a lot of canadians are fed up as well but
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i i don't think there's been a rational response from ottawa on this and you mentioned the similarities
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to cobit i could not agree more because during covet of course we had this blanket opinion shared by the
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government the federal government all provincial governments municipal governments and of course
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the media and the education system all repeating the same talking points and it's happening again
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right now with how do we get over these tariffs well we increase them to 75 percent by retaliating
00:27:26.280
against the u.s and things will be better and it's insanity and when nobody in ottawa is saying
00:27:32.120
anything different i agree with you it's like we are being told what to say what to think but i but i do
00:27:38.120
believe this is going to pop up elsewhere just as it did with the freedom convoy which which i covered
00:27:43.720
i was there february 2022 i was there when the emergencies act was declared i was there when they
00:27:51.480
when peaceful protest was crushed by three police forces and some sometimes international police forces
00:27:59.240
i was there and i wrote about it and just as an aside next wednesday uh i i i've been promising to
00:28:07.080
mention this every day this week is the verdict day for tamara leach and chris barber i've been at
00:28:13.480
their trial since it opened just after labor day a year and a half ago this is a mischief trial and i mean
00:28:20.600
i'm sure you've got lots to say about that as well and but in next week we're going to find out what
00:28:26.440
happens to these two and i'm hoping it's good news but the freedom convoy changed things in canada i i i
00:28:34.760
i can't say enough about what their heroism did for canada and for and for stopping to some degree
00:28:42.920
the tyranny of trudeau but i think we're as you said we're at a tipping point right now in canada
00:28:48.680
and i think virtually anything is possible and we haven't been there in quite a while i'm with you 100
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first of all i want to say i know tamara leach personally and hold her in extremely high regard
00:29:02.280
and in fact i you know i would say you know i've met her i met her husband i love tamara leach she's a
00:29:07.880
wonderful human being who's been horribly mistreated and railroaded by one of the greatest sham criminal
00:29:14.120
trials you know in canadian history and uh you know if the verdict is anything other than not guilty or
00:29:21.240
alternatively if you know tamara leach's liberty is any impinged any further after having drug her back
00:29:28.040
and forth across the country in manacles and chains on several occasions um you know you know that's
00:29:35.080
you know as far as i'm concerned just a complete travesty and underlines everything that's wrong
00:29:40.200
with um you know the justice meted out by east you know by you know by ottawa uh towards albertans and
00:29:46.920
i mean that's you know and i i mean that sincerely from the bottom of my heart tamara leach is a hero as
00:29:52.040
far as far as i'm concerned i feel the same way that you do that the freedom convoy was a peaceful
00:29:57.960
protest in perfect you know in perfect harmony with the spirit of canada people lined up on
00:30:04.360
overpasses and on highways right across the country as you know as a peaceful protest went to ottawa to
00:30:10.520
express our views to our government and you know you know indigenous elders end up being run over by riot
00:30:17.800
horses at the order of justice trudeau and now we have to listen to david lemetti and some other
00:30:22.520
jackass joke about the fact that they're really sorry that they didn't have access to leopard tanks
00:30:27.240
i mean this is this is why you know this is why albertans are fed up and why it is that we do not
00:30:32.600
think that uh alberta has a place in canada anymore you know and quite frankly you know from a cultural
00:30:37.640
perspective we have far more in common you know i would say that with people in montana than we do
00:30:42.200
anybody you know with you know with some obvious exceptions david you don't want to be overly
00:30:46.840
generalized or be overly bigoted but you know we have far more in you know in common with people
00:30:51.800
in montana than we do with the citizens of ottawa who can't stand the smell of diesel and the odd horn
00:30:57.560
honking yeah the commonality is definitely north south in this country it's never been east west
00:31:02.920
and we've artificially at times i think bound this country together with a with a federal government
00:31:08.600
that's always usurping provincial autonomy but we that's that's a discussion for another day but when
00:31:15.640
do you think you're going to get this delegation together and down in washington well we you know
00:31:20.920
we've had i've said several steering committee meetings today i mean i'm working with people
00:31:25.560
we're putting together um you know a package of you know of materials and and briefing notes and those
00:31:31.720
types of things i mean we're not we don't want to go down there um and come across as anything other
00:31:36.280
than serious professionals with a serious professional message that we want to deliver and you know on top of
00:31:41.560
it you know we want to um you know we want to you know there's a number of questions and another a
00:31:46.520
number of items that our fellow albertans will want to have answers to and we'll want to have
00:31:50.600
you know discussions with uh you know people at the appropriate level in the united states as to how
00:31:55.320
those concerns can be met including you know converting uh you know alberta pensions into us dollars at
00:32:01.560
par things like that that are you know of concern to you know people in alberta living on fixed incomes that
00:32:07.240
you know aren't necessarily going to benefit from the massive economic boom that's going to be created
00:32:11.880
by you know freeing the alberta economy from the yoke of canadian federalism right so you know there's
00:32:17.240
a number of you know there's a number of issues that we're you know that we're discussing and that
00:32:20.360
we know that need to be addressed in a very you know serious and sober manner and you know on a sort
00:32:25.800
of on a fact-finding basis it's our hope that the delegation that will be going to washington
00:32:30.600
will be able to address uh those issues uh with members of the trump administration and that we
00:32:36.280
would then be able to come back to alberta and answer questions that our fellow citizens would
00:32:40.600
have and hopefully even uh you know even get some time with the uh um you know with the alberta
00:32:46.280
conservative caucus the governing party caucus to explain to them who we are what we are why we
00:32:51.240
feel the way that we feel and why it is that we think that the alberta legislature should be voting
00:32:56.760
sooner rather than later um to schedule a referendum six months from now um so that we can have
00:33:03.400
the gears in motion um so that president trump will be able to you know announce the freedom of alberta
00:33:09.640
um you know as part of the uh us 250th anniversary uh celebrations well i think it's it's great if you
00:33:17.320
can't sit down with the with the provincial conservatives i think premier daniel smith who's
00:33:22.200
a personal friend of mine we both worked at the calgary herald many years ago i have a lot of respect at
00:33:28.200
and admiration for daniel i think she's done all of the heavy lifting with these tariff negotiations
00:33:34.120
she's the only political leader in canada who seems to understand donald trump and whom donald trump
00:33:40.840
seems to understand but i think at the very least jeffrey if you can get down to washington
00:33:47.240
and get the attention of these dunderheads in ottawa who think we can somehow win a trade war going
00:33:54.120
toe-to-to-toe with the most powerful nation on the earth and that canada is not going to descend
00:33:59.480
into a great depression with a capital g and a capital d i think at least you've achieved something
00:34:06.760
because i am sick to death not just of the trudeau liberals right now i'm very very disappointed in
00:34:12.360
pier polia who i've known for many many years and i'm very disappointed with him adopting trudeau's
00:34:19.880
talking points and i think if you can shake up what's happening i and i wrote a substack warning
00:34:27.000
against that very thing i had a very lengthy um uh discussion over an hour and a half with my own
00:34:32.280
personal mp saying whatever you do do not let pierre polia go the way of aaron o'toole and you know
00:34:39.880
simply mimic liberal talking points you know like aaron o'toole i think lost the election because his
00:34:45.320
whole platform was well we're going to lock you down nicer and we're going to vaccinate you less
00:34:50.360
you know uh you know less ferociously i mean that's not what people wanted to hear you know and
00:34:55.880
you know and the same thing with this you know aaron o'toole's mealy-mouthed approach to the convoy
00:35:00.120
right so you know and i i told my member of parliament i said we can't have pierre doing the
00:35:04.920
same thing he has to you know he has to um come out with his own platform and following that
00:35:10.760
conversation i actually wrote a substack it was entitled little justin trudeau starts a tariff war
00:35:16.600
and i set out a 13-point plan as to how all of these tariffs could have been avoided um you know
00:35:21.880
and then i expected you know that i would i would hope that pierre would adopt his conservative party
00:35:26.760
policy but of course the problem we have is that there are too many people in ontario and quebec
00:35:33.400
who suffer from a very extreme form of trump derangement syndrome and i think that pierre
00:35:39.080
polyev and his political advisors are concerned that if he says anything that's the least bit
00:35:45.560
complimentary of president trump or indicating that in large degree president trump is right
00:35:51.960
let alone even suggesting that we should apologize um you know it's the canadian it's the canadian
00:35:57.240
national sport for god's sake i don't know why we can't say we're sorry to the united states for
00:36:01.240
cheating them out of billions of dollars by cheating by embezzling money through our lack of
00:36:05.960
nato funding over the last two decades i mean what's so hard about acknowledging the fact that
00:36:11.080
we're spending barely more than one percent of gdp on uh our nato treaty obligations when the
00:36:17.400
obligation is clearly two percent and we've allowed our military to atrophy to the point where canada is
00:36:22.920
clearly barely sovereign anymore and it's just a military protectorate of the united states yet
00:36:28.840
instead of you know instead of acknowledging that you know we're still worried about our chief of
00:36:32.840
defense staff who's more concerned with making sure that there's tampons in the men's infantry barracks
00:36:38.280
than ensuring that you know that we're that she's lobbying her masters in ottawa to make sure that
00:36:44.280
we're spending 43 billion a year on defenses required by the nato treaty i mean this is what we're dealing
00:36:50.280
with exactly and you know i think there's an old statement attributed to richard nixon the u.s
00:36:57.960
president nixon he said in the primaries you run to the right and the election you run to the center
00:37:04.920
i think pauliev is aware of this statement i think he really believes that he can do the aaron tool
00:37:09.880
thing aaron o'toole who i who i knew from the for my military days and i was once again very vastly
00:37:17.640
disappointed with aaron tool decision to be a red tory and become just like the liberals but i i think
00:37:23.480
if pauliev decides that he can actually win an election i know who he's listening to
00:37:28.360
it's the communications department of the conservative party of canada many of whom
00:37:33.080
i know they're the same people who submerged stephen harper in his last four years and told him
00:37:40.360
yeah you've got a majority but don't do anything truly conservative because you've got to think about
00:37:45.640
the next election so what happened in the next election he got torpedoed by justin trudeau so he he
00:37:51.160
missed an opportunity to do some truly great conservative historic projects never got around
00:37:57.240
to it because he was worried about reelection and it turned out he was defeated anyway so i i think
00:38:02.680
pauliev needs a reality check i've invited him on my program i've known i've known pierre since before
00:38:08.760
he even became an mp but no they're saying nope can't do it right now and i said hey i promise i won't
00:38:16.760
even talk about ukraine no but i mean that's what i was saying in my substack it's like i'm telling my
00:38:22.280
fellow albertans by all means you know vote for pierre pauliev in the next election because it'd be
00:38:27.960
you know it would be helpful for alberta to have a voice a bigger voice in the government provided that
00:38:32.840
pierre can win but the way he's going i don't know that he can um you know a bigger voice in the
00:38:37.320
government to help ease alberta out of canada but don't think for a second don't think for a second
00:38:43.240
that pierre pauliev is going to do anything to change the structure of canadian federalism
00:38:47.320
that he's going to do anything to stop the bleeding of albertans billions and billions
00:38:52.680
and billions of dollars into you know into social service programs in quebec that we could only dream
00:38:57.320
about having in alberta um you know etc etc pierre pauliev knows he's going to get elected you know
00:39:03.080
out of that same you know toronto 905 belt um uh you know montreal nexus along with the maritimes that
00:39:10.360
you know the trudeau gets elected out of and he knows that they are that so many of them are so
00:39:15.160
trump deranged that if you do anything that take the mealy-mouthed approach that he's taking right
00:39:20.680
now that he's not going to get elected and i just think it's pathetic i really do me too
00:39:27.400
you're talking to the converted yeah jeffrey rath attorney but freedom fighter and i i don't
00:39:34.440
want you to take this the wrong way but you're fighting for alberta i appreciate that in your
00:39:39.480
own way i think you're also fighting for a canada i can vaguely remember that really stood up for
00:39:45.080
values and principles that i i believed in and what i've seen from the last decade from the trudeau
00:39:50.760
government i can't believe any of that which is why i'm not out there saying damn that donald trump
00:39:57.000
because donald trump is bringing down the woke forces of dei critical race theory and all of these
00:40:04.200
these horrible toxic systems that have infected our government our military our school system
00:40:11.800
so i'm not going to throw donald trump out because i'm having a disagreement over tariffs because i think
00:40:17.000
in the long run donald trump could be very good for canada if in fact we allow that to happen but
00:40:23.880
thank you for your fight but but no i i really do appreciate that i think what people need to
00:40:30.760
internalize is i don't think at any point anybody either terry or quebec specifically asked president
00:40:37.080
trump what he's looking for you know in in order to avoid tariffs right i mean what you know what trump
00:40:43.000
is saying is if you take reciprocity at face value we'll only tear a few what what um uh what you tear
00:40:49.720
us i mean that's actually the perfect definition of free trade if we have zero tariffs on you you
00:40:57.000
have zero tariffs on us and we all go forward but instead we have all these canadian sacred so-called
00:41:01.880
sacred cows that we defend like supply management boards i mean dairy marketing boards have been
00:41:08.920
screwing canadian consumers from coast to coast to coast for you know for decades single moms having
00:41:15.000
to pay you know twice or three times the price that they should be paying for milk and cheese
00:41:19.320
because there's a bunch of rich multi-millionaire farmers in you know in you know mainly in quebec
00:41:24.520
and ontario but certainly we have them in alberta as well that benefit from having these um uh dairy
00:41:29.880
marketing board quotas um that allow them to produce milk within the milk system that effectively have
00:41:35.880
turned into licenses to print money and you know and our canadian trade negotiators refuse to let that go
00:41:43.240
and allow wisconsin cheese into canada so we're gonna you know we're literally gonna sacrifice the entire
00:41:48.840
canadian economy on behalf of uh on behalf of uh licensed milk producers this is ludicrous
00:41:57.640
and that's the country we live in so jeffrey rath thank you for joining me today and i i encourage
00:42:03.000
you to keep fighting for freedom and that's that's something we can all agree with and that's what this
00:42:07.480
country needs most of all so i'll probably be in touch with you again on some other issues we'll
00:42:12.680
see what happens with bill c63 and other things and uh potential class action suits on covid there's
00:42:20.520
a lot of subject matter i know you cover well i appreciate you joining you'll probably you'll
00:42:25.240
probably want an update as we're getting closer to leaving for washington and then you'll probably
00:42:28.920
want to hear back from me when we get back to the results yeah no i would definitely like an update
00:42:33.880
at that point so we'll so we'll certainly stay in touch all right thank you for joining me today
00:42:39.320
and we'll we'll talk again my pleasure thanks for having me there
00:42:43.480
yes thank you for coming on the show jeffrey rath and thank you for all your comments i had a chance
00:42:56.920
to put some of your comments up today i know some of you just love this guy some of you don't don't
00:43:01.080
agree with him i mean i think it it's an illustration this is why i did this interview of how desperate
00:43:07.720
things are people are looking for alternatives to the chaos that reigns in ottawa right now because
00:43:15.080
the federal government and the official opposition are in lockstep towards disaster they're marching
00:43:21.800
towards a chasm they're marching towards disaster and this is why we need to have alternate opinions on
00:43:29.320
the show and like i say some of you don't like maxine bernie some of you do but we need to hear what
00:43:35.400
they're saying because right now as jeffrey rath mentioned we're in the midst of another covid
00:43:42.520
narrative where there's only one narrative out there in the mainstream media and believe me if you
00:43:48.920
have another narrative on social media on independent media on new media it's being suppressed and we need
00:43:56.200
to hear something else other than let's get those damn americans let's punish the americans with
00:44:02.200
reciprocal tariffs because all those tariffs are are taxes on canadians thanks for watching today i
00:44:08.360
think we've you've said enough i'll be back again tomorrow with all the news you need to know and
00:44:16.600
let's continue to resolve to resist tyranny in this country and let's continue to fight for freedom thank