00:30:01.200We had a whole bunch of sort of fancy blue checkmark people just getting really, really mad at the New York Times for giving a different perspective.
00:30:08.200Stephanie Carvin, who is often quoted as an expert, she wrote.
00:30:24.200I'm not canceling my subscription at the New York Times, by the way, but this week's events will make me much more skeptical about their foreign coverage.
00:30:34.200They didn't like the idea that the New York Times headline says that they were arresting demonstrators at gunpoint.
00:30:40.200Some journalists took aim at the fact that this only happened one or two times and it shouldn't have characterized the entire weekend, which is a little ironic because remember the fact that there was one guy waving a Nazi flag.
00:30:50.200And that is how the journalists decided to cover the whole convoy.
00:30:53.200But now all of a sudden context matters and the fact that this was only happening in isolated instances meant that it shouldn't have been the way that they characterized the entire protest.
00:31:02.200A little bit of irony and hypocrisy there.
00:31:05.200Well, despite all of these complaining Canadian journalists, the New York Times was correct.
00:31:09.200The New York Times bureau chief Maria Abi Habib was correct.
00:31:12.200There were police arresting protesters at gunpoint.
00:31:25.200And it wasn't just the New York Times out there on a ledge.
00:31:31.200Jesse Brown, who is an independent journalist, not exactly my cup of tea, but he also left the legacy media because he was so disgusted by the groupthink and the corrupt journalistic practices at places like the CBC.
00:32:34.200Which part of Parliament Hill was occupied?
00:32:36.200You make it sound like the Parliamentary precinct was occupied, when in reality, Wellington Street was blocked for vehicles.
00:32:42.200No Parliament buildings were occupied.
00:32:44.200Anyone could move around on the grounds.
00:32:46.200Didn't media jump on the New York Times for something similar?
00:32:49.200Well, Glenn McGregor of CTV jumped in and he wrote,
00:32:52.200The Parliamentary precinct includes the PMO buildings, the Wellington buildings, the Sir John A. McDonnell buildings, the Confederation buildings, and many others that are not behind the gates around West, East and Centre blocks.
00:33:02.200A former speaker would surely know this.
00:33:05.200Scheer jumped right back in and said MPs and staff moved freely in and out of every one of those buildings for weeks.
00:33:11.200So again, which one of those buildings were occupied?
00:34:09.200This is a woman who is taking a video walking down the street.
00:34:12.200We still live in a free society in Canada.
00:34:14.200We are still allowed to walk down the street in Canada.
00:34:17.200We are still allowed to peacefully protest.
00:34:19.200The Emergency Act even says that you're still allowed to peacefully protest.
00:34:23.200However, here's a woman getting harassed by a completely arrogant, out-of-line police officer who goes on to try to knock her phone out of her hand,
00:34:32.200all for the crime, by the way, of being from Alberta.