Stand on Guard with David Krayden - Kyle Kemper Speaks Out： Trudeau's Legacy, DOGE, Bobby Kennedy Jr., Trump + more ｜ Stand on Guard

00:00:00.660 Thank you for joining me today on another Stand on Guard episode. My name is David Creighton.

00:00:05.760 So nice to have you here. And as promised, we have Kyle Kemper with us again. It's been

00:00:12.140 far too long since Kyle joined us. And of course, you might know someone named Justin Trudeau. He

00:00:18.240 happens to be the brother of Kyle Kemper. And we're going to focus mainly on Kyle's opinions

00:00:23.960 today. We'll ask a few questions about the other Justin there, but we're going to focus

00:00:30.960 on some other matters. We'll be right back with more.

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00:01:35.720 because people get unsubscribed. Without further ado, though, I want to welcome my guest today,

00:01:40.980 Kyle Kemper. As I said, Justin Trudeau, yep, he's your brother. But you must get tired of people

00:01:49.620 saying Kyle Kemper is the brother of Justin Trudeau. And I think we discussed that the last time.

00:01:55.600 I want to get talking about your life right away because we always get into Canadian politics.

00:02:04.380 I'm not going to get too far into Canadian politics. I want to talk about your experience

00:02:07.860 in the U.S. But what are you doing right now, Kyle, with your life? I know you've got a YouTube

00:02:12.720 station. You talk about crypto. But tell us, what are you doing right now?

00:02:17.920 Well, thanks, David. And great to be on your show again.

00:02:20.420 Right now, what I'm doing is I'm, you know, I worked on the Kennedy campaign for like 500 days

00:02:29.760 and it was kind of all in. And so I have given my wife and my kids a break from all of that. And we

00:02:39.540 came to Colorado and we are spending one month working on skiing. I have altogether six children

00:02:46.100 and have them all together right now. And we are attempting to be on the mountain nearly every

00:02:51.680 day and work on their skiing because it's really important to ski and to teach children when they're

00:02:56.800 young to ski if they want to grow up to be, you know, good skiers and athletes. So that's what I'm

00:03:03.440 doing right now. I'm about to head to Denver and I'm going to go to the ETH Denver conference that

00:03:08.820 kicks off tomorrow through the weekend. And that's a convergence of a bunch of the leading innovators,

00:03:16.740 pioneers, businesses, coders, developers within the decentralized Ethereum space, but also just

00:03:22.820 the crypto space in general. And, you know, following the election of President Trump and the confirmation

00:03:31.720 of Secretary Kennedy, Secretary of HHS, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. We launched Club Maha to create a vehicle

00:03:44.600 to discuss all the various Make America Healthy Again initiatives and opportunities. And we've got

00:03:54.760 a podcast that happens every Wednesday night at 9 p.m. Eastern time on X on Join Club Maha is the handle.

00:04:04.220 You can also follow Ian Carroll, who's one of our hosts. And it's been an incredibly well attended

00:04:11.760 podcast, kind of live discussion of the news of the day. And so we've been doing that and we've been

00:04:20.760 averaging almost 100,000 people a show for the last, this is going to be week eight. So yeah,

00:04:26.720 that's what's kind of cooking here on my end. And yeah, I'm just, you know, forging forward in the

00:04:32.460 best I can and also keeping, you know, a close eye on everything that's happening in Canada. And

00:04:39.580 yeah, I mean, I'd really be interested to hear, you know, how you're feeling, David, about things in

00:04:45.020 Canada right now.

00:04:45.740 Well, we'll get to that in a minute, because I do want your opinion on the liberal leadership

00:04:51.420 race. And I've got a brief, very small clip of that last night, very bizarre moment from last

00:04:58.440 night. But I watched Robert F. Kennedy's swearing in ceremony. And in fact, I showed that to my

00:05:07.320 audience. I was so impressed by it. I don't think anybody else could have said what he said in terms

00:05:12.280 of him feeling that Donald Trump was like a divine intervention in his life, without sounding like

00:05:19.360 a hopeless sycophant. But he made it sound not just sincere, but absolutely true. And I was so

00:05:28.320 impressed with how he responded and how he was so grateful to have this role. And the Democrats tried

00:05:35.840 everything to stop this, of course, even bringing out his cousin, Carolyn Kennedy, to smear him. I just

00:05:43.100 thought that was the most disgusting moment I've ever seen in any confirmation hearing. And it got

00:05:48.400 pretty bad during the last Trump administration, when he was trying to move some justices through

00:05:54.840 the Senate. But this was just absolutely abhorrent behavior, calling him a sexual predator, calling him 0.94

00:06:02.020 basically a madman who thought all vaccines were going to kill people. But why was absolutely 0.93

00:06:11.340 ecstatic? Because as I said in the last interview, one of the reasons I was excited about the US

00:06:16.760 election in 2024 was the participation of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. I thought this is a guy who is going

00:06:23.700 to shake up America. And when it seemed apparent he wasn't going to win the presidency, I was so happy

00:06:31.200 that Donald Trump did intervene and say, join my team. I'm going to give you a prominent role to

00:06:37.160 make America healthy again. So are you optimistic that we're not just going to see paper, you know,

00:06:43.060 the wallpaper here, that we're going to see real change in how America deals with health?

00:06:50.900 Oh, I'm very, very optimistic, but it's already taking place as well. Like, you know,

00:06:57.560 there are bills passing, you know, all across America right now that I would say are maha,

00:07:04.820 you know, aligned. And, you know, Bobby is getting to work. He has executive orders supporting him,

00:07:12.700 enabling him to get down to business and to start cleaning up, frankly, a very, very large

00:07:21.620 corporate captured mess that represented HHS, NIH, CDC, FDA, and more organizations. So Bobby's got his

00:07:35.240 work cut out for him, but he's not alone. That's the other thing is, you know, within his campaign,

00:07:41.720 so many talented people from many different industries kind of came and brought their energy.

00:07:48.260 And, you know, not everybody, but a lot of people were a little bit let down when, you know,

00:07:55.900 he chose to endorse President Trump. But now that, you know, he's taken office, and we've seen the

00:08:03.600 actions, it's actually very much like almost all the things that Bobby was talking about during his

00:08:10.600 campaign are coming to bear. So really, this is the kind of the best case scenario, in my opinion.

00:08:19.220 And, you know, I really wish Canada would, would kind of chill out on the extreme Trump derangement

00:08:25.880 syndrome. And, you know, we're kind of recognize, you know, how vicious, you know, a media system can be

00:08:34.800 towards polarizing opinion, and festering and foistering hate on individuals. And I think Donald

00:08:44.280 Trump is one of those, you know, key examples. And, you know, you said, heavens, you know, Trump might be

00:08:51.700 like, you know, a savior for America, well, frankly, could also be, you know, a savior for Canada, because

00:08:56.880 the situation in Canada right now, you know, you mentioned liberal leadership, we can get into that.

00:09:03.200 But the entire political landscape, it's, in my opinion, that no longer reflects the will of the

00:09:09.020 people very well.

00:09:11.280 No, I would have to agree with you. I think we're almost at a uniparty level here in Canada. But,

00:09:18.700 you know, I'm very optimistic about the United States. I think Donald Trump is making America

00:09:24.100 great again. I've never seen a flurry of activity like this. I would even compare it to Franklin

00:09:29.740 Roosevelt in 1933. Incredible amount of, from a different perspective, obviously, but in terms of

00:09:37.600 activity, and coming through on promises, Donald Trump is a president who delivers, unlike so many

00:09:45.560 presidents who just talk about these things. And you think, well, he's not really going to do it,

00:09:49.580 is he? Yes, he started on day one. And the first 100 days are going to be historic, unlike so many

00:09:57.460 other presidencies. But what really worries me, and you talked about Canada, you have a unique

00:10:03.860 transnational perspective. I mean, you were born in Canada, you're raised in Canada, you're living in

00:10:08.960 the US right now. You understand both countries very well. I think the last thing both of our

00:10:15.780 countries need is a trade war. And I'm very disheartened to hear Donald Trump talk about

00:10:21.800 March 4th, putting on this 25% tariff. I think it's going to be devastating for Canada. I think

00:10:28.880 it's going to be catastrophic for our economy. And I'm looking for any way out of this. And I don't

00:10:35.840 think Trudeau has delivered on his promises for border security. He has changed the deck chairs on the

00:10:43.460 Titanic. You know, he did not put a 10,000 people at the border, like he promised. And I point that

00:10:49.460 out every day to people. Trudeau promised 10,000 frontline personnel, they're not there. He's delivered

00:10:57.060 on a fentanyl czar. But this is a guy, again, who is closely linked with the Trudeau government. So I'm

00:11:05.400 not sure this is the right person for the job. But what are your feelings about the tariffs in this

00:11:10.900 trade war? Can we somehow get out of this and get back to a relationship where both countries can

00:11:18.480 help each other with their trade and their economies? Well, I mean, I feel like we should

00:11:26.360 be engaging in more discourse about the ideal outcome for North America, for Canada, for the United

00:11:33.780 States. Instead, it's been very reactionary and slogany. You know, when Trump started using the

00:11:44.820 51st state and the governor, he proposed a couple things like, you know, the notion of, you know,

00:11:51.780 the Canadian dollars would all be kind of, you know, brought to brought to parity, there'd be open

00:11:57.000 borders. He outlined like some kind of opportunities, but it wouldn't be worth, I think, you know,

00:12:03.220 having, you know, a critical discussion about, you know, what a more integrated system looks like.

00:12:12.620 Because, you know, one of the things that's doing incredible work in America right now and

00:12:16.660 highlighting the inefficiencies and corruption and systemic waste is DOGE, the Department of

00:12:22.640 Governmental Efficiency, you know, headed up by Elon Musk. Canada desperately, desperately needs

00:12:29.600 something similar because our government has been so, so, so incredibly wasteful and secretive and 0.86

00:12:38.480 corrupt. And that's just a product of a very centralized system over time. It becomes more

00:12:44.040 secretive and more corrupt. And we're dealing with almost peak centralization from the Canadian 0.78

00:12:48.200 government right now. And, you know, there is just massive spending. I remember Chrystia Freeland,

00:12:53.000 a number of years ago, you know, when asked, where did $10 billion in infrastructure spending go?

00:12:57.880 She just, I just, I can't tell you. We don't, we don't know. And you look at, you look at all,

00:13:05.180 you look at all this spending that took place and with the, you know, with the Ukraine debacle,

00:13:09.120 with the COVID debacle, with the, you know, with the, with the fake vaccines, all of that stuff.

00:13:14.940 Like, you know, there's just so much waste going on and there's people taking, taking points all

00:13:20.840 across the, across the board. And we desperately need that because ultimately that's wealth transference

00:13:26.240 from the people of Canada into, you know, the hands of the few. And then it turns out the people,

00:13:31.000 these few are then holding, you know, levers of power over Canadian society in much greater

00:13:37.800 proportion than, you know, we, the people do. And then we, the people, like, you know, when we stand

00:13:43.880 up, for example, with the Freedom Convoy, you know, Pat King, fortunately, you know, has been released

00:13:49.840 on, you know, with three, with a kind of a three month kind of conditional sentence.

00:13:54.600 But still, I mean, the man went through basically torture, you know, as a result of, of, of standing

00:14:00.400 up and protesting against, against, you know, what he, what he and many others deemed to be massive

00:14:07.500 government overrage and overstepping and violations of, you know, the Canadian Charter of Rights and

00:14:12.800 Freedoms and more.

00:14:14.320 Yeah. Yeah. I'm glad you mentioned Doge because I, I, we put this together the other day.

00:14:20.240 I think you'll like this.

00:14:24.620 This is the chainsaw for bureaucracy.

00:14:29.560 Chainsaw.

00:14:39.080 You can't handle the truth.

00:14:40.860 Yes. Do we need a Doge in Canada? You bet. I can't agree more with you. And they will find

00:14:51.160 more horrifying facts. It's like reading the budget, Kyle. You know, they don't talk about

00:14:58.100 what's really in the budget during the budget speech every year. It's when you read the estimates,

00:15:03.460 when you go through the fine print and you say, holy hell, they're spending how many hundreds of

00:15:09.440 millions of dollars on this. They never talk about it. They just spend it. It's like a,

00:15:13.880 it's almost like a black ops budget. And it's all of these crazy things that these governments are

00:15:19.440 spending money on. They never talk about them. They don't advertise. They just quietly spend the

00:15:23.700 money and hope nobody notices. So this is what Doge is doing in the States. And I, you know, I applaud

00:15:28.640 them. I think it's fantastic. And it's just, it's getting back to what America for me always was

00:15:35.880 about, you know, whether it was Ronald Reagan or whether it was people who stood up for less

00:15:41.440 government. And you go back to Ralph Waldo Emerson, I think who first said it, that government is best,

00:15:48.180 which governs least. Thomas Jefferson repeated it over and over again. But that's what I want to see

00:15:53.840 from government. Get out of my life. Stop telling me how to live, how to think. Stop spending my money

00:15:59.040 on useless projects. And stop telling me that my speech doesn't matter. And that I don't have free

00:16:07.480 speech anymore. And anything I say that you disagree with is disinformation. And I'm hearing this from

00:16:13.100 so many governments. And I'm not hearing this from Donald Trump. Thank God. He's saying, forget the DEI.

00:16:19.400 Forget the critical race theory. Forget the disinformation bureau. We're going to have free speech again.

00:16:26.040 And we've got a guy like Elon Musk out there with the chainsaw. I love it. I love what's

00:16:32.440 happening in the U.S. And what I'm saying to Canadian politicians like Pierpoliev is stop trying

00:16:39.160 to distance yourself from Donald Trump. Say, here I am. Donald Trump doesn't know Pierpoliev exists. I can

00:16:45.880 tell you this. He thinks Wayne Gretzky is going, it could be the next Canadian prime minister. Donald Trump

00:16:51.680 does not know who Pierpoliev is. So what is Pierpoliev doing? He's getting up on the stage and saying,

00:16:58.600 we're going to get just as tough as the liberals on Donald Trump. We're going to be just as anti-American

00:17:04.120 as Donald Trump. And it's fracturing his base. Believe me, I see the comments every day.

00:17:11.080 Pierpoliev is losing people very quickly. His words, his politicking that he is doing is not

00:17:21.580 identifying himself as a free-thinking populist that really cares about freedom within Canada.

00:17:31.760 His pandering to Ukraine, his reactionary words towards Trump. No, it's like he's literally,

00:17:44.620 in my opinion, he's just such a career politician who listens to the polls and the party probably so

00:17:54.220 heavily in dictating it. That's why he never out of principle stood up against,

00:18:01.740 frankly, the tantamounted genocide that took place against the Canadian population through the

00:18:09.640 forced injections with no informed consent of an experimental gene therapy serum that continues

00:18:17.100 to be pushed. Thankfully, in America, it looks like those days are over. But in Canada, there's still

00:18:24.880 no acknowledgement around that. Orphanus, you know, with the truckers and the Freedom Convoy, you know,

00:18:32.920 really representing them. He never talked about Pat King. He never talked about the Coots boys and how they're 0.99

00:18:38.360 basically, you know, victims of lawfare and political, basically political prisoners. You know, he continues to

00:18:46.960 pander to this Ukraine situation when this is not on the first agenda.

00:18:52.660 But of course, we know that the vaccine is safe and effective.

00:18:56.060 We have to keep saying that.

00:18:58.320 In a classic, like, you know, government situation, like, you know, he berated Justin and the Liberals for,

00:19:06.960 you know, for not getting the vaccines out fast enough.

00:19:09.180 You know, but that, but again, like, that's the, that is just the essence of, you know, the, this,

00:19:15.340 the system of government that we have. It's like one person says up, the other just says down.

00:19:19.700 There is no, there's no talking about, you know, what our ideal outcome is. And, you know, and why

00:19:25.980 wouldn't, at this moment, Pierre, why don't you encourage Doge? Why don't you say, damn it, we need 0.97

00:19:33.220 Doge here in America. We are in Canada. Exactly. We need Doge. Everything has gone completely out of 0.99

00:19:39.680 control. We need, we need to, we need some understanding because, you know, our cost overruns are so high

00:19:45.400 that we cannot afford this anymore. And honestly, we should, we should sit down at the table, you know,

00:19:51.140 with President Trump and have, have an open explorer, exploratory discussion. I mean, honestly, I don't see

00:19:57.920 why we need a federal government in Canada anymore. I just don't see the, any value that it's actually

00:20:02.760 adding other than just sucking away. The provinces are akin to the States. The provinces all kind of

00:20:08.560 manage themselves. And even if we had America as a protectorate, like, you know, overseeing

00:20:12.680 everything, let's at least like, let's, let's explore that because I don't know what the federal

00:20:17.500 government is frankly doing other than spending way more money than it's bringing in and taxing the

00:20:24.880 hell out of Canadians to the point where good, hardworking, earning Canadians want to leave, 0.97

00:20:29.380 or they're not able to actually earn enough to not even, not thrive, like just survive.

00:20:38.000 We have an idea of Canadians are not able to thrive. We are not, they're not like excelling 1.00

00:20:45.000 and reaching their full potential. They're basically surviving because our taxation system

00:20:50.800 is so punitive, is so punitive. And you talk about a 25% tariff coming on board, like, okay,

00:20:57.020 like, you know, that, that, that will hurt, but carbon tax also hurts, you know, you know,

00:21:03.780 heavy, heavy income tax is, is brutal. Capital gains tax, death tax, estate tax, you know,

00:21:13.020 they, they just continue to add up. Then you throw on like, you know, a crazy surveillance society

00:21:18.260 from like, you know, heavy, heavy duty municipal taxes, but also serious municipal fines as well.

00:21:25.120 So for example, in Ottawa, you know, the size of the Ottawa bylaw, you know, in bylaw team,

00:21:32.300 it's massive, which requires them to go out and give out tons and tons and tons of fines just to

00:21:38.400 pay for themselves. So it's like, you know, this is just the, the same with a lot of the police too.

00:21:43.360 They, you know, those, all those additional fines and tickets that get levied on the population,

00:21:48.960 many of which are victimless crimes. You know, you've got now got speed cameras,

00:21:53.100 you've got red light cameras. Some of the red light cameras even have short yellow lights.

00:21:57.480 It's very deceptive, very, very deceptive, harmful, like economically, spiritually to society.

00:22:07.760 And, you know, they've been really leaning into this. So it's time to really, you know,

00:22:13.100 think critically, but what it is we want of Canada, how do we, what are the ideal outcomes

00:22:19.380 that we would like to see? Personally, I would like to see income tax completely gotten rid of

00:22:24.620 in Canada, which wouldn't, yes, capital to flow back into Canada and do a spending Canada.

00:22:32.580 We need to reduce the size of our government right now. What the Canadian, with the Canadian

00:22:37.680 government, media, corporatocracy has done is they've really punched down on Canadians. The point

00:22:45.040 where they've created a, in my opinion, a fairly desperate society and not everybody, but, but like

00:22:52.060 at a macro level and they've encouraged. And as a result of this, a lot of the leading innovators,

00:22:58.380 pioneers, entrepreneurs, new business creators end up leaving Canada. So they, they recognize as soon

00:23:07.520 as you see some success within Canada, you're going to leave. And there's a few, there's a few examples,

00:23:13.040 like, you know, Tobias Lutke and Harley Finkelstein from, from Shopify. But even, I feel like they're

00:23:18.080 to the point right now that they're, they're probably getting ready. They're getting ready

00:23:21.720 to leave. You know, it's just, it's just too punitive. The government wants to take all your

00:23:25.400 money. They want to control you. So what do you do? You leave. And then you take all that wealth with

00:23:29.620 you and you go spend that wealth and develop that wealth somewhere else. Whereas in Canada, if we were

00:23:34.340 to remove and eliminate the income tax and make spring, spring again, make spring fun again,

00:23:39.180 you know, we would have the opportunity for wealth that's all over the world, that's sitting on the

00:23:44.360 sidelines to come back to Canada, to be spending Canada, to be invested in Canada, to grow, grow.

00:23:50.300 But I don't think, you know, it's going to, it takes gumption and it takes, it takes, it takes courage

00:23:55.380 in order to like, well, yes, it's a Laurentian club system. So think about that.

00:23:59.900 I, I, I can't believe we are so on the same page, Kyle, with all of this, because I, I never will be

00:24:07.400 in any politician's pocket. I will criticize politicians, even though I want a change in

00:24:12.080 government. I want to see the conservatives take the next election. I'm going to keep criticizing

00:24:17.800 Pierre Poliv when he's wrong on issues. And you know, he's wrong on Ukraine. You've mentioned this. He's

00:24:22.880 dead wrong on Ukraine. And yesterday he was going on and on and on about how horrible it was that this

00:24:28.660 war started, even though it started in 2014, not 2022. Doesn't, he doesn't realize that. But here's

00:24:34.800 the story, Kyle, nobody has reported this. Like your brother announced that he was going to give

00:24:41.720 Ukraine $5 billion in seized Russian assets. So I looked it up and I said, really, we've got that

00:24:51.360 much in seized Russian assets? No, we don't have that much in seized Russian assets. We have

00:24:58.660 about a hundred million dollars in seized Russian assets. Where is he going to come up with the

00:25:05.280 other $4.9 billion? This is absolutely nobody over there. Let's just, let's front the money to

00:25:14.000 them and we'll, we'll, we'll reconcile it later through our accounting procedures. Now, I mean,

00:25:18.500 that's, that's, that's another, I mean, we, we also, we also like at the outset of the war,

00:25:23.680 we, you know, we basically impounded the Antonov kind of commercial, like super plane at the Pearson

00:25:33.260 airport. It's probably still sitting there. And I think we were charging them money. Like it was,

00:25:38.120 it was, we basically stole one of like, you know, their crown jewel planes, you know, as, as a, as,

00:25:44.980 as a punitive effort for, you know, whatever that whole thing was. It was interesting when that,

00:25:52.320 when that, when that, when the script started getting played, because it followed, it followed

00:25:56.340 so tightly to the Freedom Convoy. It was, you know, one day it was all about like, you know,

00:26:00.800 how everybody in the Freedom Convoy were basically like, you know, Nazi terrorists. And then the next

00:26:05.860 day, ooh, Ukraine out of nowhere. And then they just like, you know, what they do with these, 0.92

00:26:10.000 with these things is they flood the zone is that flood the zone is the, is the media term. And

00:26:15.540 that's just like, you know, coordinated messaging assault across all different channels. Wouldn't it

00:26:21.460 be nice if they flooded the zone with the need for Doge in Canada, the need for, for serious, 0.81

00:26:28.400 serious questioning and like, you know, and looking like, let's use AI to go over and to analyze,

00:26:35.460 you know, the decision-making patterns as well as, you know, the spending patterns.

00:26:40.000 And I don't know necessarily if we need like, you know, Elon Musk to be the one to do that.

00:26:45.460 I'm sure if he was invited to do that, he would, based on the learnings of it, you know, be able

00:26:50.700 to, but it might also be, you know, another big figure because I heard someone say the Canadian

00:26:56.440 Taxpayers Federation is doing like, you know, is, is they're doing Doge. They're like, we're doing

00:27:01.760 Doge already. We just don't have, you know, any awareness. And, you know, that's the sad state of

00:27:06.480 the system. It's like, you know, take someone like Elon to like, you know, create this massive

00:27:11.460 global energy and awareness for it when these things were already happening. Just like all

00:27:16.960 the USAID information, all of that was already public. All of, all of that was already public.

00:27:24.000 But once Doge came along, like the spotlight got shown on it and I'm sure there's already 0.88

00:27:30.240 so much visible in plain sight, corrupt, wasteful, useless, zero value adding spending that's 0.94

00:27:39.940 taking place. That's full public domain within Canada. It just needs a little bit of effort 0.87

00:27:46.260 on behalf of a group towards understanding and highlighting it. And it will likely take,

00:27:53.360 you know, potentially like a celebrity like figure or a powerful business figure to, you know,

00:28:01.080 drive that home. Like, you know, I'd invite, for example, like, yeah, Kevin O'Leary. I'm not so

00:28:06.860 sure. I like Robert Herjavec though. I think he's interesting. I think some of like, you know,

00:28:10.580 the rest of that Dragon's Den crew, you know, could be, could, there's some, some interest there.

00:28:17.260 Certainly Toby Lutke and Harley Finkelstein, like, you know, they're, they're, they're two of the

00:28:22.360 most celebrated kind of entrepreneurs in Canada who have been critics of, you know, the situation.

00:28:28.760 I would also say, however, they were, they were complicit in the COVID tyranny and they, 0.89

00:28:39.740 and their business Shopify prospered very strongly as a result of the lockdowns and, and all that

00:28:49.480 madness. So anyways, but, but that's, that's kind of, you know, where, where my, my feelings

00:28:55.880 kind of lie on that note. Well, you, you, you mentioned the fact that, you know, nobody is

00:29:03.440 really talking about doge in Canada, especially Pierre Pauly. He talks about cutting foreign aid to

00:29:08.780 dictatorships. Wow. That's really, really controversial. What about Ukraine?

00:29:13.280 Nice. Well, yeah, start with Ukraine. That's a dictatorship. So how serious is he?

00:29:20.120 He won't talk about them. It's not a dictatorship. It's a, it's not, it's a, it's a, it's a democracy.

00:29:25.280 It's a shining example of democracy. That's what I always say. Ukraine is a shining example of

00:29:29.940 democracy, except there's no elections. There's no countermedia. It's like, you know, if that's a

00:29:34.920 shining, if that's what you believe is a shining example of democracy, holy smokes, what is Canada

00:29:42.080 like, you know, a five diamond democracy probably.

00:29:45.520 Well, yeah, exactly, exactly. And want to shift here to, because we're, this could go on and on and

00:29:55.280 on, because I just love talking to you. But Mark Carney, the apparent anointed successor to your brother.

00:30:01.660 There. You're muted.

00:30:10.980 And Mike, I'll tell you why Mark Carney concerns me is because this guy is not just a globalist

00:30:17.540 extremist. He is somebody who completely distrusts democracy. And he's apparently going up in the

00:30:27.180 surging in the polls. I don't understand why. But bear with me for a second. Here's a clip from

00:30:33.780 last night's liberal leadership debate. And this is how crazy the conversation is.

00:30:40.060 The U.S. rather than guaranteeing for the first time since the second world war,

00:30:44.480 rather than guaranteeing the rules based order, the U.S. is turning predator. And so what Canada

00:30:50.080 needs to do is work closely with our democratic allies, our military allies. I've been foreign

00:30:56.560 minister. I know how to do that. That's why I would start with our Nordic partners, specifically

00:31:02.360 Denmark, which is also being threatened, and our European NATO allies. I would be sure that France

00:31:08.400 and Britain were there who possess nuclear weapons. And I would be working urgently with those partners

00:31:15.220 to build a closer security relationship that guarantees our security in a time when the United

00:31:21.600 States can be a threat. And I would also crucially reach out to our Asian democratic partners, Japan,

00:31:31.360 South Korea, Australia. They need to be part of the conversation too. We need to be ready for a world

00:31:36.920 where the U.S. is not the leader of the free world anymore. Canada can be and must be a leader in

00:31:44.620 building this new order. Our allies are looking to us and build a new world order where democracy

00:31:51.300 and Canadian sovereignty is protected. Mr. Carney, you're up next.

00:31:56.220 I'm going to associate myself. I'm going to agree with that. The only amendment I'm going to make

00:32:00.740 is, unfortunately, it won't be a world order. It will be a subset of the world order because the

00:32:06.060 number of like-minded countries is much smaller with the U.S. exiting.

00:32:10.000 Then why won't you proactively disclose your corporate action?

00:32:12.260 Just to be honest, I'm in the middle of a leadership campaign. I will be subject to all the

00:32:17.740 conflict of interest rules and the ethics rules. I will happily comply with all of them. It's a

00:32:22.520 straightforward process. That will begin as soon as this process ends if I'm selected as leader of

00:32:30.140 the Liberal Party.

00:32:30.940 You were the vice chairman at Brookfield Asset Management prior to-

00:32:33.940 The chair. I was the chair.

00:32:35.940 Sorry. In the fall, they moved their head office from Toronto to New York. Did you approve of

00:32:42.240 that decision and what does this say about your commitment to growing Canada's economy and

00:32:47.720 betting on Canada as for now?

00:32:50.620 There's a hand.

00:32:52.500 Two things. I'll just correct a few factual things. One, I was chair of Brookfield Asset

00:32:58.540 Management. I ceased to be chair on the 15th, I think, of January when I announced for leadership.

00:33:07.080 I ceased to be chair of Bloomberg as well. Ceased to be United Nations Special Envoy on Climate Action

00:33:13.560 Finance. Ceased to be a number of other things. So I resigned all my positions because I am all in

00:33:18.080 for Canada, all in for this leadership, all in during this time of crisis to build our great country.

00:33:24.520 Second-

00:33:25.400 He goes on and on and on about how he's building Canada. This is a guy who has directorships on

00:33:33.860 20 corporations. He uses Brookfield. He has used Brookfield to buy fossil fuels that he decries so

00:33:42.240 much. This is a globalist, elitist, multi-millionaire who wants to just become prime minister overnight

00:33:50.840 and wield power over the Canadian people. What do you think of, what do you think of Mark Carney?

00:33:55.620 Well, and post-selection, probably renegotiate the election terms and just continue to hold

00:34:05.400 unelected power for, you know, potentially another year or more. You know, that man, he just represents,

00:34:13.360 again, the corporatocracy's interest. It's, you know, of the party, by the party, for the party,

00:34:19.320 and he would be the selector selected. And, uh, I don't trust him. Uh, and I would say,

00:34:29.480 oh my gosh, Christia Freeland, that rhetoric that she is pushing, holy smokes, like, you know, 0.99

00:34:38.180 talk about just this, then, and this is, and this is like, you know, highlights the situation that

00:34:44.860 we're in right now between the, you know, this new world order, global corporate, corporatocracy,

00:34:52.700 cabal spider, whatever you want to like, you know, label you want to put in on onto it. And like,

00:35:00.000 you know, she represents and the fighting, you know, dying talons of it, you know, especially when

00:35:07.140 Donald Trump and, you know, America is going through, um, you know, it's purging and cleansing

00:35:15.800 of a lot of these, you know, deep, dark control mechanisms, which, you know, continue to hold,

00:35:24.080 but those talons are strong in Canada. And Christia Freeland is, you know, will continue to represent

00:35:31.760 and push them. And, you know, and she's choosing very, uh, you know, very big, big words here.

00:35:37.740 But again, all that she has is words. She's completely full of shit in my opinion. And, um, 1.00

00:35:45.000 she's, she's, uh, yeah, I don't want to, I don't want to talk too much about her because she's

00:35:50.660 frankly, doesn't deserve it. And she has, you know, committed such grave overspending and

00:35:57.300 mismanagement and destruction of, of the, of the Canadian, uh, society and economy under,

00:36:05.520 you know, her. Yeah. Well, it's, it's, it's been clear to me for quite some time, the liberal party

00:36:12.160 of Canada, whether it's led by Justin Trudeau or by Mark Carney or by Christia Freeland wants this next

00:36:20.760 election to be about Canada versus the U S they want to run against Donald Trump. And this is why

00:36:26.960 they're demonizing Donald Trump. This is why they're suggesting that they don't even talk

00:36:31.820 about Pierre anymore. You don't even talk about Pierre. It's all about Trump. This is back to this,

00:36:36.480 like, you know, continue. Yeah. Well, that's exactly what I'm saying is that they don't even

00:36:42.720 talk about the, the official opposition. There is no official opposition. We don't have a parliament

00:36:47.140 meeting for God's sake. We have a, this government that just meets in secret once a week, makes

00:36:52.960 decisions and tells us what's going to happen, including doubling the budget for CBC, which my

00:36:59.440 viewers are saying, Oh, where did this come from? And this is all being done behind closed doors.

00:37:05.300 There's no question period right now. There's not, no parliament meeting and they could keep on doing

00:37:10.200 this indefinitely if they want to, because this is a governor general who will just say, fine, do it.

00:37:16.740 We'll, we'll agree to this. But what really angers me in this whole process is that we are not

00:37:23.560 getting, we're not allowed to say, this is not about Donald Trump. This is, this is about a liberal

00:37:29.220 regime that has tortured Canadians, that has taken our freedom away, taken our freedom of speech away, 0.63

00:37:35.560 that has totally, that has an institution of euthanasia where people are coming around the world 0.98

00:37:43.260 to commit suicide. This is a government of death. And we are not even allowed to talk about them in

00:37:48.660 that it's all about Donald Trump, this evil Donald Trump and, and, and, and the Americans now. And we

00:37:55.200 have, we have moved beyond logical, rational, political debate in this country. And unfortunately,

00:38:00.940 Faripaliev is playing right into this and he needs to get it back to who the real enemy here is. It's

00:38:07.560 not Donald Trump. It's not the Americans. It's Justin Trudeau, the liberal party, Mark Carney. These are

00:38:13.240 the people who have upset the Canadian economy for the past decade. We need to get back to that.

00:38:18.600 And, and we're not, we're not seeing that. So, you know, I stand up every day and I say,

00:38:24.180 Donald Trump, stop giving the liberal party a lifeline. Let's get back to what's important for

00:38:31.720 these two countries. Let's get, get back to rational negotiation and discussion. And,

00:38:37.980 pure apology, if you can't figure this out, somebody has to figure it out for you.

00:38:41.280 You're being used, you're being played here. You're being played by the globalists, by the people who 0.71

00:38:47.320 want to keep, put Mark Carney in charge. And he's surged in the polls, apparently. I don't really

00:38:52.360 believe the extent to which he supposedly surged in the polls. But I, but I do think there's a,

00:38:58.520 there's a problem here with Canadians being totally sidetracked in terms of their perceptions about

00:39:06.220 what's important to them. They can't afford to live anymore. You started the conversation off

00:39:11.500 this way. Canadians can't afford to live anymore, to put food on the table. They've got a carbon tax

00:39:17.600 that's going up again in a couple of months. And it's going to be just like a, another, and Mark

00:39:23.300 Carney, and this will interest you. If you don't know this, I'm sure you do. Mark Carney is proposing a

00:39:29.020 carbon tariff. And if you, and you've already mentioned the fact that can, the companies are

00:39:34.400 leaving Canada in, in droves because it's the, the environment for doing business is that much

00:39:42.180 better south of the border. But if this carbon tariff goes through along with his corporate

00:39:48.620 carbon tax, we're going to be looking at huge

00:39:52.680 emigration of corporations leaving Canada for the U.S. because they're going to say,

00:40:00.300 why should I do business in Canada when I'm being punished? Because you said taxes are punitive.

00:40:05.900 That's all taxes are now. Governments don't need the money. They just print it. They just print the

00:40:11.620 money. No. Taxes have become a punitive measure against people to punish them,

00:40:17.240 to make them feel like they've lost control.

00:40:25.500 So where do we go from here, David? This is one of the things. It's like, you know, I look at,

00:40:30.360 I look at all the Canadian, like, you know, the freedom lovers, which represent, you know, a strong,

00:40:34.800 powerful block. And a lot of them, they, you know, they moved over to the PPC and are with Max Bernier.

00:40:40.720 And, you know, bless those guys, but they just don't have that attention. And, you know, in America,

00:40:45.100 there's only two parties. And as a result of, you know, the Tea Party movement, it like kind of led

00:40:50.560 to the mega movement, which led to the election of Donald Trump. So if you want to actually get a

00:40:54.680 populist in Canada, you know, one thing is, is, you know, if a lot of the PPC energy were to,

00:41:03.860 you know, to get involved within the CPC party, because at the end of the day, it is a party.

00:41:08.160 You know, they can, they can, you know, potentially sway and affect the direction there.

00:41:14.120 You know, and also, you know, challenge some of these, some of this, this, this, this

00:41:20.540 poor politicking that Pierre is doing, you know, and kind of stand up. And also, I would say,

00:41:29.540 you know, it feels like, damn it, we need to have an open, honest, you know, discussion and discourse 0.84

00:41:35.640 about, you know, a strong North America going forward, and how we can, you know, keep the flag, 0.90

00:41:42.860 because I feel like the flag is really important for Canadian identity. I don't think other than

00:41:46.640 the flag, there's that much that really represents Canadian identity. I don't, I don't think it's

00:41:50.640 the allegiance to the king. I don't think, you know, I bet, you know, 99 and 100 people wouldn't

00:41:56.720 give a shit about allegiance to the king. You know, the monarchy, the Westminster system, 0.98

00:42:00.660 government, no, I don't think that's there. I think Canadians will be interested in the

00:42:03.740 constitution. I think Canadians would be interested, you know, in a declaration of independence. But

00:42:08.500 again, they need to be told this. And the sad reality is that much of Canada is under hypnosis

00:42:14.480 as a result of a incredibly heavily subsidized media system. And you just mentioned CBC having

00:42:22.020 its budget potentially doubled. Well, that means double the propaganda. And it also means like,

00:42:27.340 you know, that the people that work there, you know, won't be subject to abject poverty,

00:42:32.060 like the rest of Canadians. You know, so again, it's like, you know, kiss the ring and you'll do 0.50

00:42:37.360 okay. Work for the government and you'll be okay. Continue to support, you know, the, this heavily

00:42:44.360 centralized, heavily secretive, corrupt government that will not engage in open, honest debate about

00:42:51.560 things. That's the other, that's the other kind of sad reality is these, um, polarizing, you know,

00:42:58.000 bifurcated worldviews by which many Canadians subscribe. Um, you know, during the Freedom

00:43:05.420 Convoy in Ottawa, there were two alternative worldviews. There was, you know, the Freedom

00:43:11.100 Convoy, you know, participants were coming to express themselves civically and, you know, fight for

00:43:18.780 our charter rights and to, you know, civically protest what were deemed overreaches on many

00:43:26.520 different fronts. And then there was the group that rep that, you know, through media conditioning,

00:43:32.540 uh, you know, and mass formation psychosis, I would also say, believe that the Freedom Convoys were

00:43:39.160 Western, white, racist, bigot, Nazis, um, you know, small fringe minority. And, you know, and that,

00:43:50.960 and that, and unfortunately that continues today. I mean, even my, my daughter has just come from

00:43:54.720 America. Like she had from Canada, she has this, you know, this hate for Trump. No, no reason. Also

00:44:00.300 had a love for Kamala, all just based on general, just, just societal conditioning. Um, you know, and,

00:44:08.100 and, and, and it's, you know, it's much, it's much harder to convince someone they've been fooled

00:44:12.520 than to, than to fool them. So, you know, these are the, some of the challenges that we're, we're

00:44:17.740 going up against and, you know, certainly media press, but also polls are, are, are, are part of

00:44:24.480 the problem as well, David. And, and the fact that the polls are, you know, paid for by corporates who

00:44:31.700 are paid for by, um, yeah. Yeah. As we can see there. Ecos, nanos, like, you know, there's just a,

00:44:44.940 a few groups that, that, you know, that, you know, based on the wording of the questions,

00:44:49.820 based on the ideal kind of outcomes, they, you know, they create this, this narrative and then,

00:44:56.100 you know, and then the polls help determine matrix reality. I'll say it's not actually based on what

00:45:05.940 the people feel or see. It's based on how questions are asked. Corporates pay for those

00:45:11.800 politicians react to them. Um, you know, and, and, and, you know, this is, this is a larger,

00:45:19.260 you know, issue. Well, let's get the fucking fluoride out of the water and hopefully acting 0.99

00:45:31.920 a little bit stronger together. And we start opening up our pineal glands and, and critically 0.99

00:45:36.600 thinking about the issues that are in front of us, as opposed to just going along with,

00:45:42.080 you know, whatever the television, whatever the tube is telling us to do. So, well, uh, you've

00:45:48.700 been very generous with your times and I'm not going to keep much more of it. Final, final

00:45:53.120 question, uh, Kyle, what do you think Justin Trudeau's legacy will be? I, if I was asked

00:45:59.260 that question, I would say the emergencies act and COVID oppression, what would you say his

00:46:05.260 legacy is going to be? Cause he's about two weeks away from retiring from the prime minister,

00:46:09.480 Joe. Is that when, is that how soon the, uh, they're, they're, they're expecting to anoint

00:46:15.040 or select liberal leader or March, March 9th, March 9th is the magic date. Yeah. Wow. Yeah. Um,

00:46:22.360 well, I would say the legacy depends on your worldview. Uh, so which, which camp are you in

00:46:28.920 one side, you know, he's the hero that fought for the health and wellness of, of, of Canadians

00:46:35.500 in the face of the greatest health, um, and, um, you know, right wing uprising ever to come

00:46:46.180 to America. And then on the other side, um, you know, he's kind of represents, you know,

00:46:52.260 the, the leading actor that brought us, uh, great pandemic forced injections, the emergencies

00:46:59.140 act, um, you know, woke policies, uh, incredible inflation, you know, to Canada as a result of

00:47:11.840 the spending. Now, again, I would say like, you know, he was just one of the players that

00:47:16.660 helped facilitate a lot of that wealth transfer from sovereign citizens into, um, you know, into

00:47:22.720 the clubs, into the clubs coffers. Uh, so we shall see, but either way, I hope that, you know, once,

00:47:31.420 once released from that, um, that, you know, he can once again, be a free man and be free of

00:47:39.080 opinion and thought and potentially share light and, and feedback. And I don't know, if he was truly

00:47:46.040 courageous, uh, that was a very, that was a very diplomatic response, Kyle. I appreciate that

00:47:52.320 because you're talking family. And, uh, as much as you may disagree with the man's policies,

00:47:57.300 I understand, you know, how you responded there. Kyle Kemper, it has been a pleasure again,

00:48:03.840 talking to this. I don't know anybody else. Well, a couple of people who I'm on the same page with

00:48:09.180 and just about everything as I am with you. It's always so nice to talk to you and let's not wait

00:48:14.820 so long to have you back because you, you know, you're not just the brother of somebody. You have

00:48:20.420 so many original ideas and we, you need your thoughts right now in Canada, because as you've

00:48:27.080 identified, there is a, we are suffering from a lack of thought in this country at times and people

00:48:35.260 just repeat what they hear on the mainstream media. And sometimes even what they see on YouTube,

00:48:40.640 because there are so many people on YouTube who are very good at nothing except making money on

00:48:46.240 YouTube. They haven't got a single original thought in their heads. And we're going to have

00:48:51.620 the information for your show on X in the description. Watch this man's broadcast. He

00:48:57.420 knows what he's talking about. He's got some great ideas about the economy. And thank you so much,

00:49:02.760 Kyle, for joining me today. We love you here and please come back. Love you too. Okay. Farewell.

00:49:07.880 Bye everybody. Bye for now. That was Kyle Kemper. Thank you for joining me today on Stand

00:49:14.120 on Guard. What a conversation. Thank you so much. We love you. And please support the station

00:49:20.580 in any way you can. We'll be back again tomorrow with all the news.

Stand on Guard with David Krayden - February 27, 2025

Kyle Kemper Speaks Out： Trudeau's Legacy, DOGE, Bobby Kennedy Jr., Trump + more ｜ Stand on Guard

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