Mark Carney is a hypocrite with a capital H. This is the guy who thinks, hey, no big deal, I tell Canadians not to use fossil fuels because they're dirty. But my company will use them and sell them. This guy is a walking example of hypocrisy.
00:03:50.200So Mark Carney fought to destroy Canada's energy industry in the name of fighting climate change.
00:03:57.540In reality, he did it so his company, which owns an Australian coal terminal,
00:04:03.020could keep Canada, could keep out Canadian competition and export 10 million tons of coal to Asia every single year.
00:04:11.540This guy is just the walking example of hypocrisy.
00:04:17.040I thought we already had one in Justin Trudeau.
00:04:19.460Justin Trudeau is the guy who calls you a racist, even though he's the guy who did blackface.
00:04:24.980Justin Trudeau is the guy who calls you misogynistic, even though the one he's the one that's terrorized his female MPs and booted his female cabinet ministers from cabinet.
00:06:48.440Why do we not hear Pierre Polyev begin the day with, I promise to implement, to initiate, to start a Department of Government Efficiency as soon as I become Prime Minister?
00:07:00.840And we will root out all of the, not just the inefficiencies, but the corruption, the wastage, and the insanity in our federal government.
00:07:10.600I want to hear Pierre Polyev talk about that.
00:07:23.960I'm going to have Brad Hunter on the show on Thursday to discuss this column.
00:07:33.460Because, and I'll just read a bit to you.
00:07:36.740He's already, he says he's dying to come on to talk about this column.
00:07:41.340I'll just read a little bit from the column.
00:07:43.440But he's going to come on and tell you, he talked to a bunch of whistleblowers at the Canadian Border Security Agency, CBSA.
00:07:51.760Says criminals, grifters, aspiring terrorists, extremists, and other less than savory characters have washed onto Canadian shores in a tsunami of stupidity over the past decade.
00:08:06.120Earlier this week, I lame-basted the Canadian Border Securities Agency, CBSA, for the situation has become nothing short of a full-blown crisis.
00:08:17.660But CBSA frontline workers were quick to respond.
00:08:21.200Don't blame us, a number of them wrote me.
00:08:24.620Blame Justin Trudeau's open-door liberal government in an immigration and refugee board packed with radical left ideologues.
00:08:38.720Officers say they have essentially been handcuffed from making decisions that keep Canadians safe.
00:08:46.240Now, Brad will be on the show Thursday to discuss this further.
00:08:49.220I want to get to our interview with Sam Cooper.
00:10:01.880Why would you characterize it that way?
00:10:03.920Well, there was a whole pattern of activities within the Trudeau government that didn't add up to a government paying attention to urgent national security risks.
00:10:18.000And so that ranges from the fact that Justice Hogue herself acknowledged in her report that dealing with the questions around why a warrant targeting a Liberal Party power broker and fundraiser for the party months ahead of the 2021 election that sat in allegedly Bill Blair's office for at least 54 days.
00:10:43.540We know that he was aware of the issues surrounding it for a lot longer than 54 days, and yet it wasn't signed.
00:10:52.140And so witness after witness from the Trudeau government, including Bill Blair, his former chief of staff, could not give a good answer as to why that warrant didn't move forward.
00:11:04.240I reported for the Bureau on revelations in Hogue's final report for the first time.
00:11:12.160We learned that a CSIS officer had repeatedly emailed internally that they were concerned that the Trudeau government could be interfering with that warrant approval, and this could have severe consequences to the investigation that was called for.
00:11:27.920So that's one example where Justice Hogue said she could not get any good reason for this unprecedented delay, and she acknowledged it could be an extremely serious issue if the Trudeau government did interfere.
00:11:43.400And yet she said, since Bill Blair, his former chief of staff, Justin Trudeau's prime minister's office aides, including Katie Telford and others, said that there was no interference or, and yet could not give a good explanation, Justice Hogue said she could not find anything adverse.
00:12:03.940Simply people didn't communicate well and drop the ball, and they dropped the ball.
00:12:12.740There were many different, similar issues, including Bill Blair claims that he failed to open an email, and that's why Bill Blair couldn't, in his minister's position, warn MP Michael Chan that his family was the target of Chinese intelligence collection.
00:12:30.120And, you know, and, you know, many other Trudeau ministers apparently had sort of the same kind of the dog ate my homework type excuses, and yet Justice Hogue couldn't come to the conclusion that a number of lawyers told her.
00:12:47.440Essentially, there's only one answer here, the Trudeau government was not responding to warnings that China had infiltrated the elections recently, and was essentially, you know, taking strong actions against our democracy, and yet the Trudeau government, for partisan reasons, didn't respond.
00:13:07.060David, I'll end my answer here, enough documents came out where even the director of CSIS, the former director, and his staff had warned the Trudeau government Canada faces an existential threat if it did not respond to this off-the-scale interference that goes beyond what our Five Eyes partners are experiencing, and it's because Canada wasn't responding.
00:13:31.680So, you know, it just, it stunned me that Justice Hogue couldn't come to similar conclusions as documents from CSIS, you know, documents from the NSI COP panel.
00:13:45.220And that's why I say, I talked to former CSIS officers, they said, this is a whitewash at best, and those are the examples.
00:13:52.320I found it interesting, too, that David McGinty, who is now public safety minister, and who was the chair of NSCOP, the committee that released this report, that said there was evidence of espionage, let's call it that.
00:14:09.300And as public safety minister, he says, well, there's no problem with what the hoax said and what my report said, no disconnect at all.
00:14:16.540And I said, yeah, unless you're reading a different report, then there's no disconnect.
00:14:22.260But clearly, these are completely different conclusions, and now that you're a minister, now that you're part of the Trudeau cabinet, your story has changed, and I'm sure you found it interesting.
00:14:33.360I don't think I've ever asked you this, though.
00:14:34.980Do you think there is a connection between the Winnipeg Microbiology Lab dismissal of two Chinese scientists who were spying for the Chinese police, or the Chinese army, actually, while they were in Winnipeg working at a Canadian Microbiology Lab, the National Microbiology Lab in Winnipeg?
00:14:56.680Do you think there is a connection between their quiet dismissal?
00:15:01.240They were just basically told to go home.
00:15:05.420Nothing was said to the media at the time.
00:15:07.780It took over a year for that information to get out.
00:15:11.300And that very year, we have a fall election, 2019 election, where we now know that there was massive Chinese interference, at least in the GTA.
00:15:26.660Do you think there was a connection between that?
00:15:28.300Was there possibly a quid pro quo that will let you guys go back quietly?
00:15:31.980There will be no repercussions, but we kind of expect your help in the next election?
00:15:35.900Well, I mean, I can't make that assessment at all in connecting it to the election, but I can say that it's extremely strange that those two scientists were somehow, this was supposed to be a very active RCMP investigation.
00:15:53.460And yet, essentially, they're allowed to travel back to China with no consequences.
00:15:59.260And I have read the documents where the main suspect there, Dr. Chu, says that she was very surprised that CSIS officers were questioning her and talking about matters such as NATO and serious infiltration of Canada's lab.
00:16:20.180And she seemed to be, you know, kind of be playing ignorant, but the evidence came out that very much the People's Liberation Army was running essentially amok under her guidance.
00:16:30.780In fact, she had basically forged documents to welcome high-level PLA operatives into the Winnipeg lab.
00:16:39.380And so, as I've reported, the Justin Trudeau government, when the conservatives and others, you know, myself as a reporter, were pointing to documents that were forced out of the Trudeau government, connecting these PLA scientists to Chinese bioweapon offense or defense research, whatever it was,
00:17:03.300it's proven that the highest level Chinese bioweapons researchers tasked from dangerous entities at a high level in the PLA were conversant with and directing, apparently, Dr. Chu and, you know, her colleagues in that lab.
00:17:21.500So there's no question that there were the concerns that Canada was adding to the Wuhan lab's capacity.
00:17:26.800And now, as you know, David, now, finally, the CIA, along with the FBI and, you know, agencies around the world are starting to line up and say they believe that this, you know, the COVID pandemic was a lab leak accident in Wuhan.
00:17:43.420So what I'm saying here is there's no question that Dr. Chu in Winnipeg had a serious role in adding to the Wuhan lab's capacity.
00:17:53.480And, you know, could what were her and her husband, or that she claims to be the husband, we don't know if they're just a spy team, where they let go because they, you know, if they faced, you know, God forbid, a court procedure in Canada, information damaging to Justin Trudeau's government could come out.
00:18:14.440Dunk, of course, bad information would come out.
00:18:18.320And I'm quite certain that our American, you know, security colleagues would have liked to know more information because David, I know from a former Trump admin official that led the Wuhan lab investigation.
00:18:31.600David Asher told me they had concerns that Canada's capacity was being used by the PLA.
00:18:37.960And, you know, in a familiar theme, we didn't really seem to be doing anything about it.
00:18:45.000Yeah, that's, I think, I don't think anybody can make the conclusion that there was a quid pro quo, but it certainly looks suspicious to me and it always has.
00:18:54.220And I think there's a story there yet to be uncovered.
00:18:57.480Maybe it's something you'll get to because you're doing a bang up job as it is.
00:19:01.220I want to turn quickly to Mark Carney.
00:19:03.240We know his Brookfield Asset Management Company not only does a lot of business with fossil fuels, which, of course, is completely hypocritical for a guy who wants net zero.
00:19:12.460But it also has very strong interests in China.
00:19:17.680And I was just looking at these this morning.
00:19:19.880Do you think Carney is an obvious target for Chinese interference?
00:19:23.260Mark Carney I do think, Mr Carney, as you know, a globally influential banker is a target for China.
00:19:34.360And in fact, his philosophy of trade, I don't know if he has a philosophy of national security, but I've seen the data points that as the Bank of England governor, he increased that country's dealings with the Bank of China.
00:19:49.260And so I think the argument was that that would lead to greater sort of multilateral cooperation between England and China.
00:19:58.300And as you know, the whole of Europe right now is is sort of struggling with whether they increase trade with China as the United States, you know, global behemoth backs off in security and trade.
00:20:10.820But I can say that that type of multilateralism that Mr Carney promoted in England, he would promote in Canada.
00:20:19.600And that just leads to more belt and road trade deals.
00:20:23.720And David, as you know, the U.S. State Department is winding back the belt and road in Panama.
00:20:29.580And as I've reported, I think the U.S. State Department has a serious and legitimate concern that British Columbia has a belt and road facility.
00:20:39.620And these are used for Chinese corruption, you know, organized crime infest those trade sort of deals.
00:20:46.120And so I guess I would end my answer by saying very much like Mike Bloomberg, you know, the the the former New York mayor and major international business person who came out publicly endorsing Mark Carney's leadership.
00:21:00.020Both of those men would have direct business dealings in China and would be the type of international trade, you know, philosophy leaders that China certainly wants to so influence through and win influence with.
00:21:18.680Because China will like to have leaders in positions that increase simply trade between those host nations and China.
00:21:26.700And as you know, my my my my assessment is that the deeper you're trading with China, the closer they are to capturing and hollowing out aspects of your society.
00:21:37.800Yes, you you've done a lot of research on the Vancouver ports.
00:21:45.780I don't want to get in too extensively with that because we we've talked about that recently on this show.
00:21:51.540You've you've uncovered the fact that that drug with the letter F.
00:21:56.220I don't know how many times I can say it on YouTube before getting targeted for saying it.
00:22:20.700But but what really shocked people in a recent interview you did was you said the Liberal Party is a beneficiary of this drug money from these drug kingpins that it that they are receiving cash donations or whatever they're getting.
00:22:39.280But they're receiving financial benefit from drug kingpins.
00:22:45.700Well, it's a little bit more sophisticated than that.
00:22:48.640But the the senior figures in Asian organized crime that my information, strong information, says are subject of Chinese police station investigations are also subject of election interference sort of activities supporting of various Canadian politicians.
00:23:09.520These sophisticated hundreds of two billions net worth senior Asian organized crime figures in Canada have direct connectivity to the Chinese state.
00:23:24.840And they are part of the the web of finance, including underground casinos, including money laundering through British Columbia casinos, Ontario casinos, legal and illegal, that the police say is part of funding China's drug trafficking activities.
00:23:48.320So absolutely, with full confidence from my sourcing in Canadian police, US enforcement experts, even Mayor Brad West out in Vancouver has now come on the Bureau and said that Secretary of State Antony Blinken and US officials have concerns that Canada, you know, has weaknesses with regards to how our laws are being used.
00:24:17.800By Chinese organized crime to deal and to deal and produce fentanyl from Canada and US officials, I'm told, and I hear directly from Canadian and US officials say they have a concern that these Asian organized crime figures involved in that money laundering,
00:24:38.800trafficking trafficking networks are close to Canada's political class, and I can point in pictures to suspects of Canadian police that I know are donors and supporters of the liberal Trudeau government.
00:24:53.800Yes, and you talk about money laundering, and you talk about money laundering in Toronto specifically, if I can find that story there.
00:25:24.700This housing bubble in Toronto, and it's also, of course, in Vancouver, but you might be interested in this.
00:25:30.800After I recently talked about your Bureau report on money laundering, I got an email from a landscaper in Calgary who watches the show, and he said he's working at communities that are $3 million custom-made homes.
00:25:48.980Every home is $3 million minimum, and he says they're all custom homes, and our landscaping company is responsible for mowing all their lawns and trimming and such.
00:25:58.560However, working there all year long, I get to see the school buses come, and I get to see the community mingle.
00:26:02.880So, however, with over 600 homes in this very wealthy community, I see a fraction of the people who live there.
00:26:11.860He's saying this is very unusual because with 600 homes being built every year throughout the summer and into the winter, nobody lives there.
00:26:22.060He says occasionally he'll see a school bus drop some Asian-Canadian kids off.
00:26:28.400But in a community of 600 homes, he says maybe five to a dozen are occupied.
00:26:34.980Now, is that not evidence that there's incredible money laundering going on in the real estate world in Vancouver, Toronto, and now we hear a report like this out of Calgary that these $3 million homes are just simply being built.
00:26:54.120And somebody's paying for them, somebody's buying them, and I don't know very many people who can buy a $3 million home and not bother to move in.
00:27:01.880But does this sound to you like further evidence that this drug money is being laundered into the real estate market?
00:27:09.940What I can say is this sounds like one of the anecdotes that I heard for years as a reporter in Vancouver that triggered my deeper research there and that I continued in Toronto.
00:27:22.280And, you know, just starting with what I know best, in Vancouver and in Toronto, my estimations, and this includes talking with, you know, high-level sort of policing experts, analyzing data, talking to a data scientist in one case from Simon Fraser University,
00:27:43.000talking to people that know the, you know, the, you know, FinTrack's view on what's happening in Canada, it's hundreds of billions in each of those cities at a low end.
00:27:56.000In Vancouver, hundreds of billions have been laundered, you know, through real estate fraud networks, so this includes, you know, mortgage lending.
00:28:04.340In that city, you know, in that city, you know, since around 2010, 2012, up till now, hundreds of billions in Toronto, right?
00:28:12.980And again, the same data metrics I'm looking at.
00:28:16.840And, you know, just to talk about that story, FinTrack wasn't, you know, profiling or picking on just the diaspora from Asia because they're mean or racially motivated.
00:28:29.340FinTrack and the RCMP know that, you know, at scale, some international migrant communities have been used for international organized crime,
00:28:41.340and it relates to how those countries, you know, including China and Iran, have, you know, export controls or sanctions against them.
00:28:50.340And so these communities are used by incredibly sophisticated transnational fraud and organized crime networks to launder just incredible amounts.
00:29:00.340And so let's talk about, you know, Calgary and Edmonton.
00:29:03.340Certainly, I know that what's known as the company or Sam Gore, so this is a network of the highest level transnational Asian triads with leaders in Vancouver and Toronto.
00:29:18.340So they have leaders in Alberta as well.
00:29:22.340Manitoba, Saskatchewan, it's run out of Toronto.
00:29:27.340I have indications that in Atlantic Canada, the same triad networks are very active.
00:29:32.340So my point here is that if I'm saying based on very sound, you know, estimates from experts that hundreds of millions, sorry, hundreds of billions are being laundered in Vancouver and Toronto,
00:29:44.340I would say big amounts of money are being laundered in Alberta in the same ways.
00:29:49.340And I can I have been able to talk directly to police investigators that are looking into those issues in Alberta.
00:29:58.340What fascinates me about this whole money laundering phenomena is that, you know,
00:30:02.340Pierre Paulyev loves to talk about the housing crisis as being foundational to the failing Canadian economy.
00:30:11.340And as he's talking less about the carbon tax right now because Mark Carney's pretending he doesn't like it either.
00:30:20.340Pierre Paulyev has been talking a lot about housing and why it costs so much to buy a house in Canada.
00:30:25.340He blames a lot of that on taxation and regulation.
00:31:41.340And people are really starting to notice it.
00:32:04.340So tomorrow, I'll be back the usual time, 10 o'clock.
00:32:13.340Once again, a little mix up this morning.
00:32:15.340Took us longer than I thought to get this show together, but we'll be back at 10 o'clock tomorrow.
00:32:19.340And we're going to be talking about is the deep state dead or dying in the United States.
00:32:26.340Is Donald Trump actually delivering on his promise to bring peace to Ukraine and the Middle East and the world and to destroy the deep state?