The wildfires in Alberta are the worst ever recorded in Canada, and the government is not telling the truth about what s going on. The truth is much worse than what is being told by the government. The government is hiding the truth, and we need to resist.
00:01:38.240And if you read through this 2030 emissions reduction plan, clean air, strong economy.
00:01:44.920It's got nothing to do with clean air, because carbon, of course, is not a pollution.
00:01:51.120And it's going to mean a weaker economy.
00:01:54.340I encourage you to read through this, because it's the same old Mark Carney, because this is a government document that's been untouched since Mark Carney became prime minister.
00:02:05.260And it's it's it's absolutely you can read this for yourself on the Internet.
00:02:32.820Now, he's got a few weird things on his website here, but here's the point.
00:02:40.600The liberal federal government's emissions reduction plan and its emission cap on the oil and gas industry is going to cost Alberta billions.
00:02:46.540Actually, it's going to cost them one trillion dollars.
00:02:51.020Alberta will lose almost one trillion dollars in economic activity between 2030 and 2050.
00:02:57.120Smaller GDP, decline in household disposable income.
00:02:59.920So it's it's it's it's it's all there.
00:03:13.820Reminder, what's bad for Alberta is also bad for Canada, because Alberta, as long as it remains in Canada, is the economic engine of this country.
00:03:20.680The oil and gas industry produces the largest share of the GDP.
00:03:27.460You have to we have to remember that some people just hate the oil and gas industry, but that's what's keeping Canada running.
00:03:34.200So I encourage you to go through this.
00:03:38.480If you think Mark Carney is a different Mark Carney, it's what I have told you repeatedly.
00:03:45.980Mark Carney is the Mark Carney of the hour.
00:03:49.120Whatever Mark Carney has to say or do to get elected or to get approval from Canadians, he will say or do.
00:03:55.500And right now he's talking pipelines, he's talking economic growth, he's talking, you know, we're going to do great things here with energy.
00:04:06.640Yeah, we'll have clean energy, but I'm not opposed to that fossil fuels anymore here.
00:04:13.060You know, read the government reports, because that's really all that matters.
00:04:16.380That's where they put what they're going to do into black and white and color in terms of what this government stands for.
00:04:27.020Now, I want to talk also today again about this farce that's going on in the Atlantic provinces, Newfoundland, Labrador, Nova Scotia and New Brunswick.
00:04:41.880I'm surprised PEI hasn't jumped on board yet, because, of course, PEI is one of the most liberal provinces.
00:06:44.140And so in Nova Scotia, agencies issued 10 tickets worth more than 25,000 each to people, allegedly violating burn restrictions.
00:07:00.400So that's how it started in Nova Scotia.
00:07:04.180So and a lot of people have said, hey, Newfoundland and Labrador, it's just about the burn.
00:07:08.880And yet so far, until John Hogan, Premier John Hogan, jumps on the climate change bandwagon and says, hey, we have got to stop people from hiking in the woods, walking in the, even going past the yellow tape.
00:10:20.860Well, because it's part of the narrative.
00:10:23.200And it's an opportunity to say, oh, if we don't, you know, if you don't stop using fossil fuels, if you don't stop heating your home, freeze in the winter.
00:10:33.400Isn't it preferable to freeze in the winter than to have a wildfire in your backyard?
00:10:38.340That's the mentality of these governments.
00:10:41.320When in fact, freezing in the winter will have absolutely no impact on whether or not there's a wildfire in your backyard or in your neighborhood or in your town or in your province.
00:10:53.220And these are the, this is the, their own statistics that demonstrates how crazy the statisticians are.
00:12:48.280That's the, and despite the fact that we've doubled our population, authorities are reporting every imaginable fires, even the ones in campgrounds.
00:12:56.040So that's, you're going to start a fire in your campground.
00:14:20.220So if this is such a crisis, why are they not allocating funding towards solving the problem?
00:14:30.600Because they seem to think it's nothing more than a tool to promote climate change agenda.
00:14:44.480And this, I think, shocks me more than anything else that I'm, that I'm showing you today.
00:14:50.420This is, this is absolutely horrendous.
00:14:52.760But this is where we are at in this country.
00:14:56.040Because people don't believe government agencies, government spokespeople don't even believe what they're telling you because they know it's politics.
00:15:56.980But I, I saw an interpretation the other day of what DEI really means.
00:16:03.620And of course, what the governments will tell you that DEI means is diversity, equity, and inclusion.
00:16:09.940Which is code, of course, for identity politics, and essentially, in many cases, racist politics.
00:16:20.800Because it divides people amongst gender, ethnicity, race, and creates artificial boundaries, creates arbitrary, arbitrary distinctions between people.
00:16:33.420And this is why Donald Trump is crushing DEI, and saying it's not going to have a place in government.
00:16:40.480And if it has a place in your university, you're not getting funding.
00:16:44.280If you expect us to support you as a government, get rid of your DEI policies, because they're bogus.
00:19:33.160So Newfoundland Labrador has zero of these things.
00:19:36.840So that's the state of affairs here with how governments really consider wildfires to be a clear and present danger, an existential threat to Canadians.
00:19:51.220What they really consider wildfires to be is a justification for climate change policies, for net zero policies.
00:20:47.940But you recall, after the conservatives and federal conservatives lost the federal election to the liberals and Mark Kearney, there were calls from the conservative caucus to get rid of Jenny Byrne, who was the campaign manager for Peer Polio and had been the campaign manager in the very unsuccessful Stephen Harper campaign in 2015.
00:21:16.120Which I think was essentially a botched campaign.
00:22:35.500Rachel, thank you very much for taking the time to speak with us.
00:22:38.240What was your big takeaway from this interview?
00:22:42.040I think for me, the really big part of this conversation with Jenny Byrne was the fact that she was so open.
00:22:49.920I had done background research on Jenny and realized that the biggest part of the equation, her voice, was really missing from the national narrative.
00:23:00.300And so I went into the interview with two goals.
00:23:02.820One was to really get who Jenny Byrne is.
00:23:25.120And so I really wanted to know how she's feeling a couple of months out, whether or not she had regrets, whether or not she still stood behind some of the decisions that she had made during that time.
00:23:36.300And ultimately, I think what was most surprising is the fact that she answered absolutely everything.
00:23:42.120There was not one thing that she didn't completely dive into, including her thought processes, anything that she had regretted.
00:23:50.260And so I thought after leaving that conversation, I thought that was pretty cool.
00:23:53.920And it was pretty cool to have that on the historical record for the country.
00:23:58.120And Jenny Byrne made news in this interview telling her or telling you that she will not run the next Conservative election campaign.
00:24:04.500There has been some internal party fighting about that big lead that the party lost in the end.
00:24:11.780I'm curious, what do you think her announcement that she will not run the next campaign, what does that mean for Pierre Poliev?
00:24:18.820For Pierre, I think it means that, you know, he will continue on the path that he has been on.
00:24:24.640And one of the interesting parts of the conversation that I had with Jenny was the fact that she realized very early on that Pierre had this momentum behind him.
00:24:34.260She talks about it as the COVID voter, this new Conservative coalition, and the people that were coming out of their parents' basements to go to Pierre Poliev rallies across the country.
00:25:18.300Pierre, don't talk about the World Economic Forum.
00:25:20.340Pierre, don't talk about the World Health Organization and the pandemic treaty we signed.
00:25:31.040Pierre, don't talk about Tamara Leach and Chris Barber and how unjust it is that they have gone through lawfare.
00:25:41.000And don't talk about anything that might be seen as attacking globalism or enunciating and articulating the real values and issues of the grassroots Conservatives.
00:27:18.660But I think this is Donald Trump's last chance to continue to say that it's a Biden's war, not mine, and that I'm a peace president.
00:27:32.000I was elected to negotiate peace around the world, not start foreign wars.
00:27:38.140But MAGA was all about getting the United States extricated from foreign wars.
00:27:44.480Stop spending tens, hundreds of billions of dollars destroying other countries around the world and having U.S. servicemen and women killed in combat for what?
00:27:57.920Because none of these wars have turned out well.
00:28:01.640Well, in every case, whether it's Afghanistan or Iraq or Syria, the situation is worse now than it was before the United States got involved.
00:28:12.640As I've said repeatedly over the years, I used to justify and approve of every U.S. war because I thought either they were fighting communism or they were fighting for truth, justice, and the American way.
00:28:28.280I finally realized one day, in many cases, they were fighting to keep the military industrial establishment rich.
00:29:28.040And, of course, you know rhinos like Lindsey Graham, senator from South Carolina, Republican, Republican in name only, senator from South Carolina, said, hey, that's the great thing about this war.
00:29:47.840And, of course, that's not only ghoulish.
00:29:53.720It's absolutely insane because the Ukrainians have withered their population down to the point through war deaths that are anywhere from 1.5 million to 2 million deaths on the battlefield.
00:30:38.14065-year-olds and 16-year-olds and people with Down syndrome.
00:30:42.380When a country has to draft people off the street, and that's how they shanghai them, like the Royal Navy used to do.
00:30:52.620They shanghai people off the street, stuff them in the trucks, put them in uniform, and put them in the front line, and they're probably dead within 24 hours.
00:31:15.780He's lining his pockets with Canadian money, U.S. money, European money.
00:31:22.320He's delusional to think he could ever have won this war, or that he can now.
00:31:26.240He's delusional to think this is about freedom in Ukraine, because he's a dictator who has imprisoned his political enemies, attacked the Christian churches, and leads the most corrupt state in Europe.
00:31:43.140And no country can sacrifice its teenagers and its old men, and somehow suggest it's doing this for freedom.
00:32:27.780Man, you know, somebody suggested to me, all the money, the billions that we have sent to Ukraine, could have been used to buy some fire, some water bombers.
00:32:40.980Might have had a better purpose for the country, because all we've done is kept that war going.
00:32:46.460And Justin Trudeau, Mark Carney, yes, and even Pierre Pauly, they've all been in the same boat marching lockstep on this.
00:32:53.320Keep the war going, because it's about freedom, and it's not about freedom.
00:32:57.040It's about Ukraine insisting upon being a part of NATO, which should never have even been considered.
00:33:05.960NATO should not even be around as an organization anymore.
00:33:12.500It is just there to keep the people in power well nourished with money.
00:33:20.080And NATO has ceased to be an organization with a rational objective.
00:33:28.180And Trump, you know, having NATO give these weapons to Ukraine makes more economic sense for the United States, but it makes no political or military sense, because it could still lead to the Third World War.
00:35:19.940And when the election was rigged and then Biden took office, which was barely took office, the auto pen took office, bad things started happening.
00:35:33.940And, you know, the big, and I don't believe this will happen anymore because I have that pretty well covered.
00:35:39.600This could end up in a third world war.
00:35:41.460This could have been a third world war.
00:35:42.860I don't think that's going to happen now.
00:35:45.680That's probably the most important thing Trump says here.
00:35:50.160And by the way, whether Trump has been president or not, unless Trump had come down on NATO and said, Ukraine will not become a member of NATO and we have to win that season.
00:36:00.020Yes, he could have stopped this from becoming a war.
00:36:03.800That's what broke the camel's back was NATO's insistence that Ukraine become a member.
00:36:09.220After NATO had promised the imploding Soviet Union not one inch eastward, and of course, they broke that promise very quickly after and started expanding throughout Eastern Europe to literally planning to expand to the doorstep of Russia.
00:36:27.260And of course, that was unacceptable, just as it was unacceptable for the Soviet Union to have missiles in Cuba in 1962.
00:37:01.400That is a much shorter period of time than it was in 1962, where it was over two minutes in 1962.
00:37:12.420Actually, I think it was five minutes to midnight.
00:37:14.100But in 1962, at the height of the Cuban Missile Crisis, it's now 89 seconds to midnight because NATO encroaches upon Russian territory every day.
00:37:30.600And this could easily become a nuclear conflict if the wrong order is issued, if there's confusion, if somebody does something not exactly as they were told to do, if NATO sends troops into Russia.
00:37:51.520This could easily become a third world war, and I think that's why, as flawed as Donald Trump is and what he's saying here, he's right because at least he cares about not making this into a third world war.
00:38:07.600Now, Joe Biden talked about it a couple of times, but obviously wasn't all there.
00:38:13.040But the American administration, the U.K. administration under Keir Starmer, the French administration under President Emmanuel Macron, they are insane to suggest, well, if the U.S. gives up on Ukraine, we're going to invade Russia.
00:38:29.140The U.K. has more admirals and battleships, more horses than tanks, an Air Force that can't fly because half of its planes are not operational, and it is in no position to fight Russia any more than France is.
00:38:43.900And the people of Europe don't want a nuclear war or even a war with Russia.
00:38:48.260And I'm sick of the mainstream media trumpeting the propaganda of the militarists and the military industrial establishment who want this war because it's going to mean more money in their coffers.
00:39:07.980In the end, most of them are about people making money off of killing people on mass.
00:39:18.920It's certainly been about that ever since industrialized warfare came into being.
00:39:24.700You could say that began with the U.S. Civil War, but it became tremendously dominant during the Great War of 1914-1918.
00:39:34.080That was an industrialized conflict that made billions of dollars for people selling armaments, and they didn't let the deaths of millions, the privation of millions in trenches, being eaten by rats and living in stench and mud, that didn't bother them because it was all about making money.
00:40:04.080But I thought it was very respectful of Russia is coming to our country as opposed to us going to his country or even a third party place.
00:40:23.380But I think we'll have constructive conversations.
00:40:27.980Then after that meeting, immediately, maybe as I'm flying out, maybe as I'm leaving the room, I'll be calling the European leaders who I get along with very well.
00:40:36.680And, you know, I have a great relationship, I think, with all of them.
00:40:42.620And I get along with Zelensky, but, you know, I disagree with what he's done.
00:41:42.580And I think Donald Trump can actually do some good here for world peace.
00:41:47.480And we'll be watching that summit very carefully.
00:41:50.260And I think this might be the beginning of the end of the war in Ukraine.
00:41:55.140Thank God for everybody, especially those Ukrainians who are dying en masse for a corrupt president who is lining his pockets with the money that has been given to him that he has begged and pleaded for around the world.
00:42:10.780I'll be back in a minute with some concluding remarks.