The National Telegraph - Wyatt Claypool - Rachel Gilmore made a fool of herself in Parliament

00:00:00.000 ahoy ladies and germs we are doing an impromptu live stream out of nowhere uh mostly because i

00:00:07.980 felt like i should do one and the only times i had done one in the past couple of weeks or more

00:00:13.280 of like a month and a half have been either a daniel or benjamin uh benjamin dichter have

00:00:18.980 been available i'm like i'm allowed to do these by myself so i should just jump on and talk about

00:00:23.960 a bunch of topics that i haven't gotten to yet or i've talked about them but i don't want to

00:00:29.160 dedicate like a 24 minute pre-recorded video to them you kind of i don't know on youtube you got

00:00:35.200 to balance out what you're actually willing to talk about in a normal video and then what you're just

00:00:40.520 going to put into a live stream because it would seem too petty to talk about it in a standalone

00:00:45.520 video or it's just something that if you did it the vast majority of viewers would be like why are you

00:00:51.240 talking about this and dedicating time to it so that's why we are talking about rachel gilmore in

00:00:58.100 this uh live stream as well as some other left-wing tiktokers i'm not going to go over as many other

00:01:04.080 videos but we're going to talk about left-wing tiktokers and then i also want to go over just

00:01:08.360 some fun grok ai images uh because i have this one ai uh image that's doing really well on x right now

00:01:16.260 if you saw it i'm not sure if you guys follow me on x but um there was for some reason this did

00:01:21.840 extremely well on x of 185 000 views of me just saying canadian politics right now and this lovely

00:01:29.140 photo of jagmeet singh uh with justin trudeau on his back of course it's still ai so it's still a bit

00:01:35.620 pretty janky and for some reason jagmeet singh looks like he's like a hutterite but you know we ignore

00:01:40.760 these sorts of things when we're just trying to have a laugh wow my first live stream well good job

00:01:46.300 brenda uh it's a skill to even be around for a live stream with me because i just kind of do it

00:01:52.200 and then it happens and that's it even when here's how here's how ridiculous i am uh and karen by the

00:01:59.220 redo redo yes it is live now but i'm terrible at live streams with other people what i will do is i

00:02:07.920 will schedule one but in scheduling it sounds like oh wow it's so official i just i scheduled it

00:02:13.840 i will must be like ahead of time so i can i schedule things like 30 minutes in advance it's

00:02:18.920 so bad i'm basically not even really doing any real organizing that's my worst skills i'm terrible

00:02:26.760 at organizing yeah rob uh barkhouse thought this was a normal video not a live i usually always have

00:02:34.140 a thumbnail on normal videos and i if i just randomly go live it won't have a thumbnail i'm not lazy enough

00:02:40.460 most of the time to not have a thumbnail on my normal video

00:02:43.280 uh angelo williams gilmore uh poor woman's southern i assume you mean rachel gilmore is the 0.99

00:02:53.260 poor man's lauren southern uh she's like the she's like the canadian version of taylor lorenz 1.00

00:03:00.600 taylor lorenz was going on an absolute terror down in the u.s which demonstrates a lot of these people

00:03:06.460 who work for mainstream media are not like mainstream people taylor lorenz was like cheering

00:03:12.560 on that health care ceo getting gunned down in the streets uh and she's someone she's someone who used 0.77

00:03:18.380 to work for the washington post working at a large publication doesn't mean you're not insane same

00:03:24.660 thing with rachel gilmore used to work for global news obviously in that case just obviously hangs out 1.00

00:03:31.680 with antifa people works for the canadian anti-hate network which unlike its name and is actually the

00:03:37.120 pro hate network it's just likes to direct hate at specific people uh karen by the redo where's daniel

00:03:44.040 not here i believe he is still in ottawa uh honestly daniel i should do a video with him or honestly we

00:03:51.100 should do a standalone pre-recorded video together because he himself like rachel gilmore uh just

00:03:57.480 testified or spoke in front of at least a at an event at ottawa on parliament hill regarding uh

00:04:04.320 extremism in canada uh not from the perspective that rachel gilmore talks about extremism where she's

00:04:11.040 like thinking the russians are behind everything daniel's actually talking about like irgc and isi

00:04:18.360 and other sort of calistani type extremists trying to take over the streets thank you i will try and keep 1.00

00:04:25.040 my normally fairly mediocre type stuff uh who invited rachel gilmore to a committee that's a 1.00

00:04:32.040 good question lynn brooks honestly i think it's because of her connections with canadian anti-hate

00:04:39.020 network that she must just get invited because she sets up a lot of liberal mps with talking points 0.94

00:04:46.960 do i think that any of the liberal mps are personally friends with rachel gilmore i don't know

00:04:52.780 i think it's just that she's a hack and she's willing to say hacky things unlike other witnesses

00:04:58.480 who you know have careers and integrity to uphold my collar is getting so sharp here but yeah other

00:05:06.400 people have like careers and reputations to uphold and rachel gilmore doesn't and is willing to show up 1.00

00:05:12.320 and say that she's a victim of harassment and actually the russians are trying to you know turn 0.73

00:05:18.440 canadians against the liberals and canadians would all like the liberals if it wasn't the russians

00:05:23.000 fooling around in telegram chats yeah it's and you you are right lynn an mp would have had to invite her

00:05:30.440 my point is i don't think it really matters i think there are enough people in the background who

00:05:35.840 can pull strings to get a liberal mp to invite her uh she's a fairly irrelevant person and actually

00:05:43.060 before we get into the clip and i'm going to be playing the clip from her own youtube channel so

00:05:48.060 it's not like i'm pulling some sort of edit that makes her look bad uh but before i get into the

00:05:54.280 actual video of her in committee i just want to show this her tiktok i don't use tiktok if you have

00:06:02.260 kids don't let them use tiktok don't use tiktok yourself i think it's just a really trashy site but

00:06:07.620 this is her on tiktok she only has a hundred thousand and three hundred followers and that 0.77

00:06:15.140 sounds like a lot but you have to remember that tiktok and this is with youtube shorts as well

00:06:21.480 any of these kind of shorts platforms are really inflated in terms of the viewership and your

00:06:27.920 followers because if you sit down on like a bus going to work or you're just sitting at lunch having

00:06:34.580 your lunch break and you're watching a youtube video you will typically if you're watching short

00:06:38.660 ones maybe watch two or three at most if it's a longer one you're going to watch one even you might

00:06:44.520 not even get through it the problem with tiktok is that you will watch like two like 30 videos from

00:06:52.760 tiktok 50 videos from tiktok in a single day that's probably low like considering that probably kids at

00:07:00.680 school are watching like 150 a day so when you actually look at her viewership numbers i'm about

00:07:06.440 to show you here she has like no zero viewership nobody gives a crap who rachel gilmore is so her 1.00

00:07:13.500 having an income her not being like on the streets to just be kind of like hyperbolic about it makes me

00:07:21.700 think that she's probably paid by some political activist organization to put out activist type material 0.97

00:07:28.160 because look at this on all of her this is a pinned video so ignore that one this one she just put up 0.91

00:07:33.660 about her committee testimony 26 200 views and these go fast they don't tend to get many views after the

00:07:40.860 first day because things move so fast on tiktok uh here's her pulling a taylor lorenz and talking about

00:07:47.420 uh why it's good to kill health care ceos or whatever she's doing here but look at all this stuff like 1.00

00:07:53.740 only 32 000 73 uh 7300 23 000 8 000 6 000 18 000 4 000 105 000 but all this is not even that impressive

00:08:06.760 the thing with tiktok again is there is so much view inflation if you were trying to get what her

00:08:13.240 numbers probably are if you compared it to like youtube take whatever number she has and like 0.96

00:08:19.180 divided by 50 because there are so many people who are just watching for two seconds and flipping

00:08:24.340 through that counts as a view if a video comes across your feed and you watch it for two seconds

00:08:29.620 on tiktok from what i know about tiktok i don't have the app that counts as a view and you get like

00:08:36.300 and that's it on youtube you have to be watching for like at least 10 seconds at least five seconds or

00:08:42.480 something like that to be actually considered a real view and on youtube people have to voluntarily

00:08:49.700 click on the video first unless autoplay is on you have to have chosen to watch that video and so that's

00:08:56.360 where you can tell people like rachel gilmore are not actually popular nobody is watching this stuff

00:09:02.660 there's like 8 000 views 23 000 views 6 000 views this is gutter numbers nobody cares

00:09:09.380 anyways and also she doesn't really upload all that much yeah angela williams poor man's taylor lorenz 1.00

00:09:16.840 lol that makes sense yes because taylor lorenz is probably also a paid actor who just you know post

00:09:25.240 content and targets people for like attacks and doxing in order to put pressure on somebody for

00:09:33.120 some sort of left wing organization and i think that's probably the same thing for rachel gilmore 0.99

00:09:37.320 like she recently sent a cease and desist or some sort of libel notice or whatever uh to the um

00:09:47.660 i guess i would call her a journalist but the woman who uh she and her uh her and her colleague go 1.00

00:09:54.800 around filming protests in toronto kareem asad uh she was just like she sent a legal notice to kareem

00:10:01.860 sad and the law firm that rachel gilmore used was the exact same law firm that the canadian anti-hate

00:10:09.620 network uses and that doesn't technically mean anything conclusive but i don't think that's a

00:10:15.600 coincidence either from my professional non-professional opinion anyways but let's move on

00:10:22.900 there's a substantial amount of people here watching along i want to get to and watch in detail

00:10:28.960 rachel gilmore's testimony in committee and again this is her uh this is her uh own youtube channel

00:10:36.280 isn't it kind of funny that she only has four thousand six hundred and uh four thousand six 0.99

00:10:41.920 hundred and seventy subscribers for some reason someone who's been at this for a while that seems

00:10:47.140 oddly low for somebody who seems to be gainfully employed in her political activist position that she

00:10:54.140 finds herself in uh but i just want to quickly jump on this and yeah this is a very much light givers

00:11:01.560 foreshadowing us she sounded like a valley girl so annoying i assume that you meant so annoying with 0.94

00:11:07.720 the o there and it's like someone let her show up to this committee meeting after she just downed a

00:11:13.340 bunch of quaaludes she was on lithium she seemed high as a kite i don't think she actually was i think 0.99

00:11:20.640 this is just a reflection of what her actual arrogant self-satisfied personality is like when 1.00

00:11:27.080 unleashed on the world but here is her sitting in front of this um committee talking about russian

00:11:32.980 interference and disinformation isn't that funny that we have a whole committee on russian

00:11:37.820 disinformation and uh interference when we don't have a similar one on chinese interference or if we do

00:11:44.260 i have not seen it publicized very well hey everyone thanks for having me um this is obviously a very

00:11:51.580 important topic and i have some big feelings about it what was that like weird kind of like

00:11:58.180 look around the room like i got some big feelings about it guys i'm a professional i'm here to talk about

00:12:05.780 mr pooty poot trying to interfere in our elections this is someone who came to committee this isn't like

00:12:12.220 she made a tiktok video after it and she's being kind of silly before she shows the serious footage

00:12:17.420 of her there guys i got some big feels about rachel gilmore talking in front of this committee

00:12:23.440 it's this kind of tiktok voice this metropolitan airhead kind of voice it's horrifying yeah i'll let

00:12:32.740 it keep going though i'll try not to interrupt her too much so to kick things off um i'm sure you all

00:12:38.580 remember the freedom convoy yeah um well as part of my coverage at the time i joined several telegram

00:12:45.340 channels and groups where organizers and supporters gathered to exchange everything from planning

00:12:50.860 details to fringe conspiracy theories and uh you might not have realized this but it was actually

00:12:56.960 just days after the convoy actually you guys probably do know this um just days after the convoy

00:13:02.000 that uh russia invaded ukraine so it was really well there was a connection there i guarantee the

00:13:09.640 russians invaded because of the freedom convoy see it's actually the the tail wagging the dog here

00:13:15.820 the freedom convoy happened and then putin realized it's his chance to invade ukraine interesting an

00:13:21.220 interesting time to be monitoring all of those um telegram channels because all of a sudden the ones

00:13:26.800 that have been posting about the convoy and covid uh groups with tens of thousands of members primed

00:13:33.280 to distrust experts government media and institutions shifted to posting about russia's invasion of ukraine

00:13:40.800 often claiming that russia's invasion you don't think this weird look on her face every time she

00:13:44.960 finishes a point about russia's invasion of ukraine where she was like this face where she just like

00:13:51.840 suddenly like looks at people like

00:13:56.800 it's and the thing is again why do you think that people distrust experts and the media and

00:14:03.520 politicians right now it's because of people like liberal politicians like justin trudeau it's because

00:14:09.880 of terrible journalists like rachel gilmore who just decided to say that someone like james top was a

00:14:15.840 was a white supremacist out of for no reason james top is not there are some people who are definitely 0.74

00:14:23.600 white supremacists white identitarians in canada i can name one for you right now jeremy mckenzie

00:14:30.640 he's obviously a white identitarian and i don't like that guy the funny thing is every time she would 0.81

00:14:36.320 go after jeremy mckenzie i actually way back in the day this video only has like 400 views i was just

00:14:41.760 calling out the fact that she was like fueling jeremy mckenzie's popularity by constantly talking about

00:14:46.960 him and because she's such a bag of garbage that whenever she attacked jeremy mckenzie people would 1.00

00:14:52.800 like give jeremy like the benefit of the doubt because like well he must be okay because rachel 0.98

00:14:57.760 gilmore is attacking him that's what happened on ukraine people like justin trudeau and so many other

00:15:04.880 internationalist politicians have been so bad at their governing their own domestic uh like their own

00:15:11.440 domestic issues that when russia invaded ukraine which i think is bad which i obviously think is 0.61

00:15:17.760 bad i am actually very out of step with a lot of populist people online on this issue i generally

00:15:23.120 support ukraine i think that canada's aid to ukraine is completely worthless because we're sending them

00:15:27.920 like we're it's like when isis was killing people we're sending them like winter coats and drones

00:15:32.800 there's we're not giving ukraine anything useful but people hate these politicians so much that they

00:15:37.600 are willing to give putin the benefit of the doubt which is insane yeah why it's a russian asset

00:15:43.280 confirmed as i just said that i like ukraine uh but anyways but i'll let i'll let her rachel rach

00:15:49.600 rach keep going but yeah people are noticing the vocal fry a lot where everything's kind of like this

00:15:55.520 and you throw the question mark at the end of everything you say often claiming that russia's

00:16:03.360 invasion was actually justified because of reasons the government and the mainstream media

00:16:07.440 won't tell you this illustrates something uh that experts have said time and time again russia

00:16:14.720 identifies the areas where we're most prone to polarization and pours gasoline on the fire that

00:16:20.240 we already built ourselves don't just take my word for it though you can take it from russia

00:16:25.920 um in the documents the doj released in uh september in the u.s we saw details from russia's good

00:16:31.920 old usa project and its guerrilla media campaign in the united states those documents show russia

00:16:37.920 identified existing sources of polarization to then exploit the quote campaign topics they plan

00:16:44.480 to focus on included stuff like what they called the quote threat of crime coming from people of color

00:16:49.920 and immigrants and quote risk of job loss for white americans and what they called quote privileges for

00:16:56.800 people of color perverts and disabled so that gives you a sense of the kinds of divisions russia focused 1.00

00:17:03.600 on exacerbating it's she's talking about like well they were trying to focus on areas where there was

00:17:09.760 already division they could pour more gasoline on the fire i guarantee you that if there was a bigger

00:17:16.160 there's there's no bigger source of division of divisive rhetoric and and like tactics than somebody

00:17:26.000 like rachel gilmore and the canadian anti-hate network it's she's quite literally doing what she is

00:17:34.000 saying that russia wants to do divide canadians by them causing them to attack each other and demonize

00:17:40.640 one another guess who was started to do it first it was people social justice warriors like rachel 0.56

00:17:46.880 gilmore who always attack people along racial lines along class lines along religious lines she's awful 1.00

00:17:56.080 oh yeah my goodness and the funny thing is uh here's a rudimentary gamer says difference between

00:18:01.280 her and lauren southern's testimony is wild so it's really unfortunate lauren isn't in the game anymore

00:18:06.560 gilmore's just quoting random weirdos and bots and that's the thing so many of rachel gilmore's 0.94

00:18:12.240 sources are anonymous uh antifa accounts oftentimes those people are not great people when they get

00:18:18.960 exposed uh they tend to be pretty awful but it's not even like i don't even fully agree with what

00:18:24.480 lauren southern said in the committee but the thing is i think that lauren southern's genuine and

00:18:29.280 everything she says when i say i don't agree with everything she said i mean like i agree with 95 of

00:18:33.280 what she said but that's the funny thing is that rachel gilmore just feels like an actual bot herself

00:18:40.080 why do you think she promotes bot accounts she herself is borderline a bot she is told probably 0.98

00:18:46.480 what to say what air what people to go after online and all she's supposed to do is basically needle them 0.97

00:18:53.280 create attention around irrelevant cranks online and then try and connect those cranks to real

00:18:59.760 legitimate people you will see press progress the canadian anti-hate network the progress report

00:19:05.760 all of these anti-hate organizations what they will do is go after someone who's legitimately insane

00:19:12.080 like jeremy mckenzie or some actual fringe conspiracy theorist and then they will find pictures of them

00:19:18.000 shaking hands with poly of who doesn't know who they are or that they promoted this event that a

00:19:22.960 conservative was at and that's how they will then try and pretend that then a generic conservative

00:19:28.880 like michael cooper or peer poly of or damian couric or jamil javani are somehow bad people

00:19:35.360 because they have played the game of seven degrees to kevin bacon to prove that they're bad because

00:19:41.200 this guy knows a guy whose grandmother once rode in the car with this guy it's obnoxious anyways but

00:19:48.400 i'll let her continue going here got a lot in common with what i would call the right-wing grifter 0.99

00:19:54.640 sphere and what comes out of there where people rail against immigration attack diversity and

00:19:59.600 inclusion pearl clutch about anti-white racism and oppose trans rights diversity i have to hear that

00:20:05.520 again wing grifter sphere and what comes out of there so here's the thing never call anyone you

00:20:10.800 disagree with a grifter calling anyone a grifter and there are legitimate grifters around calling

00:20:16.480 someone a grifter is the worst rhetorical tactic you have because if you're saying that somebody's a

00:20:22.240 grifter and they're beating you in a debate what does that say about you that somebody who doesn't 0.98

00:20:27.200 even believe what they're saying is doing better than you that's pretty pathetic if rachel gilmore is 0.98

00:20:33.840 a grifter she's a pretty bad one i think that she's probably paid by an organization to amplify things 1.00

00:20:39.440 but she probably does seem at the iq level who believes the things that she says at the same time 0.93

00:20:45.120 you'll find too people who are pathological liars they will say something they know is a lie but because

00:20:52.160 in their own minds they're so arrogant that of course i never lie they will then convince

00:20:56.960 themselves of the thing that they knowingly lied about and it doesn't be and it's no longer a lie

00:21:01.360 in their own heads because i'd never lie when would i ever say something that's wrong

00:21:07.840 where people rail against immigration attack diversity and inclusion pearl clutch about anti-white

00:21:12.880 racism and oppose trans rights like those are the kinds of topics you hear from people like tim

00:21:18.160 pool benny johnson and lauren southern um and those are the same influencers who ended up on the

00:21:23.760 payroll at tenant media which russia which russia was allegedly funding to spread its talking points

00:21:29.840 and i'll just cut to the chase here russia was definitely funding tenant media it was people who

00:21:35.120 were cutouts from russia today funding it bad lauren chen is obviously and her husband are obviously in

00:21:41.520 hot water for that i think it's nasty and terrible but i don't think any of the other creators

00:21:46.480 knew where the money was coming from because obviously if you told any of these people who

00:21:50.720 have a history of doing exposés on disinformation you probably would have been called out if you told

00:21:56.240 lauren southern or tim pool or benny johnson that they're getting the money from the russians

00:22:00.400 but what she's saying here is that she's trying to say that that she's trying to very weaselly connect

00:22:06.960 being against dei programs which are in fact racist and divisive with being russian being russian paid

00:22:14.480 going after dei and other sorts of left-wing policies that is now just that is now russian propaganda

00:22:23.360 so if you are against dei you are by definition russian propagandized even though we all have

00:22:31.040 our own eyes and ears and can dislike dei on its own terrible merits uh cory star cory star killer tim

00:22:40.320 pool is a centrist honestly i wouldn't say he's a centrist uh i think that tim pool is more so just

00:22:47.200 a populist in fact i think he was here's the thing i don't even exactly like tim pool i think he exposed

00:22:53.440 himself recently arguing with uh james lindsey on x where tim pool legitimately sees issues as class-based

00:23:02.160 at all times that he sees himself as a hero of the working class and going against rich elites which i

00:23:07.840 always find very pretentious of tim i sometimes still watch his show but i find that tim tim is

00:23:13.600 the type of guy where again the reason why tenant media probably wanted tim or got lauren chen to

00:23:21.200 promote tim wasn't because tim's going to be paid money and say russian things it's just that tim pool is

00:23:27.040 a highly emotional uh type of a commentator so if he doesn't like ukraine he is going to go all out

00:23:35.360 disliking ukraine and it is true though that the show that tim pool was doing for tenant media had

00:23:40.400 nothing to do with foreign policy or politics in general is more of like a culture show so it had

00:23:45.920 to do with politics but from the culture angle the problem with uh what with uh people saying that

00:23:52.080 well i was only paid for uh for uh cultural stuff so it probably had no nothing to do with the russians

00:23:57.360 is that the russians probably wanted tim pool hired because they can promote tim grow his brand and

00:24:03.760 then hope that people from watching tim eventually watch his anti-ukraine stuff that's how a fairly

00:24:10.160 intelligent bank shot works when you're trying to do influence uh peddling you never walk up to

00:24:15.840 someone who doesn't actually you know you would never walk up to someone who supports ukraine and

00:24:20.000 say i'll give you a hundred thousand dollars to start saying pro-russia stuff that's not a smart move

00:24:24.720 you don't even go up to people who are already anti-ukraine and give them a hundred thousand dollars say

00:24:29.280 keep being anti-ukraine what you do is you give them money and incidentally you just grow their 0.96

00:24:34.000 brand and their brand already is being anti-ukraine that's what i think was going on there but again

00:24:40.880 rachel gilmore is way over reading this because it benefits her to over read this and pretend that

00:24:48.240 every single one of these people were being paid for their opinions in terms of they were being paid to

00:24:54.400 shape their opinions in a more pro-russian direction that's not what happened lauren southern

00:25:01.040 rightfully so pointed out in committee that she never made a video mentioning ukraine she just talked

00:25:06.000 about canada but yeah uh but i'll move it yeah yeah i do like that donna m the uh dei the didn't earn

00:25:14.560 it program yeah i i agree uh the one reason i can only watch so much of tim pool is that tim pool as

00:25:23.040 like giver saying is very full of himself there are a lot of creators out there who see themselves

00:25:28.000 as the most pure uh people uh john d says the establishment love loves the war i i don't think

00:25:40.880 that's accurate i never liked the whole this side's pro-war this side's anti-war you'd be very hard to

00:25:47.200 press to find a pro-war side especially in canada we don't even send them weapons so people wanting

00:25:53.840 to always use like well it's the military industrial complex in canada wants to keep the war going we

00:25:58.160 give them nothing we give them like drones made in china we give them like winter coats and snickers 1.00

00:26:03.760 bars there's nothing here other than justin trudeau wants to virtue signal in being in favor of ukraine

00:26:09.120 even though he doesn't want to give them any useful supplies because that would mean he would have to

00:26:13.600 stop ruining our military because the only the reason why america can give ukraine weapons and 0.91

00:26:19.680 offensive like capabilities is because america actually has a military where they can give ukraine

00:26:26.080 their old stuff so then american can buy their new stuff in fact ukraine even has to buy that old stuff

00:26:31.360 so it doesn't even cost american taxpayers that much money in net canada it costs us a lot of money

00:26:37.600 to give them anything because we are literally taking canadian tax dollars and burning them to have

00:26:42.720 china who was a russian ally then send ukraine drones which have no offensive capability they're

00:26:49.920 like logistics drones it's pathetic but yeah i would just say never use that talking point to people

00:26:57.040 you're never going to get away with saying that you're anti-war and i'm pro-peace that's never how

00:27:01.200 it works 10 most people tend to be pretty pro-peace and i just tend to reject those labels that this

00:27:08.240 person's pro-war and this person's pro-peace it's usually they have a different perspective on the war

00:27:13.120 some more functional and some less functional i think that trudeau's perspective on the war is

00:27:18.400 dysfunctional he's giving them no useful supplies and he says that ukraine should be supported until

00:27:23.760 they take back all their territory that's completely unrealistic and we're not even supporting them

00:27:28.080 in any way that would make that realistically possible if we accept the premise that russia never

00:27:34.160 influenced their editorial decisions as these influencers claimed after the fact that implies these folks are

00:27:40.320 so good at dividing and polarizing western society that russia likely saw it as a good investment 1.00

00:27:46.720 to just fund them to make more of their organic content yikes when we indulge in divisive

00:27:54.000 conspiratorial and often hateful rhetoric we are doing russia a favor i'm glad rachel agrees so to

00:28:01.680 calling random people white supremacists and claiming people are somehow russian paid because

00:28:07.440 they don't like dei is insane because a society that doesn't believe in institutions in science

00:28:13.600 in journalism in the validity of experts and the value of taking care of each other and the importance

00:28:18.720 of a shared reality is a society where democracy and stability is under threat so a note to the

00:28:25.280 politicians who use the same kind of divisive and conspiratorial rhetoric consider what it means

00:28:30.560 that russia engages in the same tactics when it tries to undermine our democracy don't make it 1.00

00:28:35.760 easier for them she is so satisfied with herself right now again there's something about her like

00:28:40.960 she's on lithium or quaaludes during this entire thing i don't think she is i disavow my own comment

00:28:46.080 there but like my goodness she can't sit still the same kind of divisive and conspiratorial rhetoric 0.99

00:28:51.920 consider what it means that russia engages in the same tactics when it tries to undermine our democracy 0.96

00:28:57.920 don't make it easier for them i want to touch on one last slightly boring but super important topic

00:29:03.360 uh when it comes to online disinformation i want to emphasize the importance of taking action against

00:29:07.920 google's monopoly on digital ads see advertisers don't know where their ads go anymore they take

00:29:13.920 their ad spend they give it to a company like google who says it'll reach say women age 25 to 35 who want

00:29:19.680 to buy a car but it's actually very hard for advertisers to know where their ads end up i like

00:29:26.560 uh i like john d's comment here high inflection on the end of sentences that's her old she keeps 1.00

00:29:33.440 doing that and it's so obnoxious because google and a bunch of middlemen place those ads for them

00:29:38.960 when an industry group tried to track this last year three percent of the international digital ad

00:29:44.080 spend which is on track to hit a trillion dollars next year went to a quote unknown delta that's

00:29:50.480 billions of dollars in the course of wow three percent went towards an unknown delta it's not even like

00:29:56.880 it's bad three percent a rounding error and she could say that's billions but yeah if we're talking

00:30:02.800 about trillions obviously a rounding error is going to be billions of three three percent of a trillion

00:30:07.920 dollars went towards stuff we don't even know what it went towards i'm like yeah that's normal

00:30:14.640 that your ads are not going to be all accurately uh like targeted because there are legitimately

00:30:22.320 millions and billions of advertising slots all over the internet my reporting i've seen ads for u.s

00:30:27.920 government for the u.s government mint placed on iranian websites that are likely sanctioned

00:30:32.960 i've seen ads for the church of jesus christ latter-day saints on a porno website do you think

00:30:38.640 those advertisers wanted to fund those websites what was rachel gilmore doing on a porno website my 1.00

00:30:45.520 goodness and do you think if they had the choice they'd rather fund disinformation websites than actual

00:30:50.800 journalism but advertisers can't demand transparency on where all their ads actually go they can't demand

00:30:57.920 better from google because it's the only game in town breaking up google's monopoly and ensuring

00:31:03.920 advertisers know what they're funding would be one incredibly effective way of ripping a profit motive

00:31:08.960 from several different disinformation websites so we're going to try and destroy google because there

00:31:16.080 is a small number of disinformation websites that are getting some advertising on them also i don't know

00:31:22.960 what that had to do with mormons all of a sudden that a bunch of mormons are advertising

00:31:27.440 on like you know p websites or whatever what is the thing is that that none so we're going to

00:31:36.080 destroy google and they don't have a monopoly there are a lot of other advertising platforms

00:31:43.040 that are growing people for some reason have this idea that being big in an industry makes you a

00:31:49.360 monopoly it doesn't a monopoly is something that controls the entire market and can prevent

00:31:56.160 other players from getting involved with them it doesn't mean that only one i guess but basically

00:32:01.680 that there is a cartel that prevents other competitors from getting into the game which

00:32:06.960 only ever really ever happens because of government intervention yeah oh so that's the obnoxious thing but

00:32:17.200 the thing is i've never actually seen any of the footage of mps questioning her honestly it would be

00:32:23.360 disappointing i guarantee a lot of conservative mps didn't want to challenge her on any of this

00:32:27.680 because they are scared of being like well you're only challenging because you believe in russian

00:32:32.640 disinformation and you must be in favor of russia i that's why i like people like krima sad for going

00:32:39.280 after nutcases like this because people like this need to be called out because they are actually quite

00:32:45.600 toxic i want her censored although she probably should be sued by certain people that she smeared 1.00

00:32:51.520 but it's that more people need to be aware of people like this who work operate inside the media

00:32:58.000 on social media uh who are just basically hitmen they smear canadians they smear canadian movements

00:33:06.000 they smear or they try and attack institutions in order to get left-wing goals pushed through i want

00:33:12.000 to actually jump over to some other stuff related to uh left-wing people trying to move some of this stuff

00:33:17.280 i'm trying to delete some of these overlays because i've had them up here for a while uh but here is

00:33:21.200 a good thing to remember the canadian anti-hate network gets literally hundreds of thousands of

00:33:26.160 dollars given to them by the canadian government every year and this rachel gilmore lady very likely 0.79

00:33:31.760 works for them and that's considered a-okay uh like giver i would love competition uh against google and there

00:33:43.440 already is competition against google rumble is competition to them duck duck go is competition

00:33:49.360 to them every other search engine is competition to google it all ends up eating up at least some

00:33:56.240 of the market share and a lot of this other stuff is becoming very popular as time goes on uh they offer

00:34:02.160 better service than google and i don't think like if any if there is any sort of google monopoly

00:34:08.160 it's probably because of extremely harsh regulations and taxes that make it less likely

00:34:13.840 that anyone else is going to join the search engine market or try and run uh you know websites

00:34:20.400 that you know the websites that have advertising on them like youtube like twitch is run by amazon uh

00:34:27.920 i'm not sure who runs firefox there's bing there's yahoo still there's duck duck go there's tons of

00:34:33.040 the stuff and even if they only have one or two percent of the market that's one or two percent of

00:34:37.120 the market rachel gilmore was making a big deal about three percent of advertise you know where the 1.00

00:34:42.800 advertising is playing it's like obviously it's you're obviously not going to know where every

00:34:47.440 single advertisement is playing that's absurd uh but now i just kind of want to talk about left-wing

00:34:53.360 tick tockers and whatnot in general but maybe first we'll play one more video of rachel

00:34:59.760 gilmore to really hammer home why this was so absurd that she was even allowed to talk in the

00:35:05.920 committee not allowed to talk but someone even bothered to call her in so uh let's check out one

00:35:11.280 of her videos from her tick tock channel something very interesting hey guys i have a big announcement

00:35:18.240 and i hope you'll watch i'm trying to get the right one here something very something very

00:35:24.400 interesting just happened because of the guy who unalived the health insurance ceo the grifters

00:35:29.760 like ben shapiro and matt walsh who love to divide and enrage people who watch their videos had their

00:35:36.240 audiences turn on them see after united healthcare ceo brian thompson was a lot of people found it hard

00:35:43.040 to have sympathy i mean u.s federal judges just keep skipping i think you guys get the general point

00:35:50.080 i like how she's saying that matt walsh and ben shapiro are grifters and they're trying to divide

00:35:54.720 people and then rachel gilmore's entire video is defending this luigi guy who is a murderer who killed

00:36:03.280 a healthcare company ceo for like malice and like being a malcontent uh by the way i guarantee anyone

00:36:12.960 who thinks that it's okay to kill a healthcare ceo doesn't understand how the health insurance system

00:36:18.240 works and doesn't even know that an organization like united health runs on a two to three percent

00:36:24.400 profit margin it's insane mr doctor says uh luigi was framed i don't think he was framed at all and

00:36:35.280 i do not think he was the fall guy he absolutely did kill that guy uh i don't see what would the

00:36:40.320 motivation and anyone else other than some malcontent would be to killing some random ceo

00:36:44.800 but yeah this this she this is what proves to me that she is discount taylor lorenz all of these

00:36:51.360 lefty socialist type social justice influencers suddenly find murder really cool because it

00:36:59.600 killed somebody that they didn't like all these people who talk about love and tolerance and put

00:37:04.800 vocal fry in their voices and talks about how you don't understand the troubles of marginalized

00:37:09.920 people don't care if you murder somebody it's absolutely insane uh but yeah spam burger two

00:37:15.280 to three percent that is correct a lot most healthcare companies only make about two to

00:37:20.080 two to three percent profit every year there are so many industries where you would be shocked at how

00:37:26.320 little money they actually make the problem with the healthcare industry in the united states is

00:37:31.440 everything can be covered by insurance when i say everything that can be covered by insurance

00:37:35.440 i mean the insurance companies are compelled to pay for so much that it completely ruins the

00:37:40.640 insurance pool and it makes it so like insurance companies pay for checkups and they pay for small

00:37:46.000 prescriptions and they pay for casts and they pay for all this stuff and you can buy insurance

00:37:51.120 packages and more rational systems that cover those things but the american insurance industry or the

00:37:57.520 way it's regulated forces insurance companies to pay for all that stuff and then because they're having

00:38:02.480 to pay for such a so everything everything is being paid by the insurance company then it creates this

00:38:09.040 really toxic game where the insurance company is then incentivized so they don't go bankrupt to argue

00:38:15.840 every single case they can that they shouldn't have to pay for something because if they were to pay

00:38:20.960 out for everything that insurance that they were required to pay out for like basic checkups which the

00:38:26.800 patient should be paying for themselves you should your insurance company shouldn't be paying for checkups

00:38:31.520 every year unless that's part of your deal because you pay more and so they'll cover a couple checkups

00:38:36.160 a year or whatever no like the insurance company is having to pay for all this stuff and so every

00:38:41.280 time you might have gotten something at a hospital that isn't technically fully covered by your insurance

00:38:45.760 they're going to argue that they do not have to pay for it in order to keep that tiny margin of profit

00:38:50.960 that they actually have show us says poor poor insurance companies it's right though it's not that poor

00:38:57.680 poor poor insurance companies it's that poor poor america has a terrible terrible insurance system

00:39:03.520 and it's bad for everybody but the government that gets to pretend that they're being very virtuous for

00:39:08.880 forcing the insurance companies to pay for certain things in which it just makes everyone's coverage

00:39:13.680 worse that's basically how universal health care works everything is universally covered and so

00:39:19.200 because of that they have to start rationing care because everyone comes in for health care comes in to

00:39:26.480 take money out of the pot that they did not put money into and so then everyone has to start

00:39:31.520 having care rationed and also because it's free people tend to use it disproportionately in terms of

00:39:39.360 some people don't take out of it at all and some people go into the doctor like 15 times a year

00:39:44.320 that's the problem

00:39:48.400 two to three percent that guy was making millions a year well in economies of scale two to three percent

00:39:53.280 still means that they might be making like a billion dollars a year and the guy was making like

00:39:58.240 a couple million a year the guy was not making like 40 million a year that's not what he was doing

00:40:03.040 uh but yeah

00:40:08.080 yes uh chris johnson says uh too many people not enough contributors and that's the same

00:40:13.680 problem in the united states because doctors and hospitals have to see medicared and medicaid

00:40:19.920 patients we're just talking about us healthcare here but they have to see medicare and medicaid

00:40:24.560 patients for fixed re reimbursement rates from the government from medicare and medicaid and they

00:40:31.200 have to see a certain amount of medicare patients per year if they actually want to be able to take

00:40:35.840 their uh to be able to keep their licenses in certain cases or in some cases they just won't see them

00:40:41.040 which means that they only can see other types of patients but regardless that means that that doctors

00:40:48.000 tend to and hospitals tend to have to charge people with normal insurance more money because these

00:40:54.080 people are capped at how much they can give to the system and so everyone else's private insurance

00:40:58.880 plans then become more expensive and uh because of the higher like deductibles you have to pay and the

00:41:04.720 higher uh bills that uh that doctors charge people who aren't on medicare and medicaid where

00:41:10.000 they're not allowed to charge them anymore that is actually the bigger issue uh why you get a better

00:41:16.160 better do your research on this company before commenting you are wrong on this i am absolutely

00:41:20.480 not wrong on this uh united healthcare i've heard can be stingier than the other companies the other

00:41:25.360 companies are not much better and it's not because the companies are run by evil individuals who want

00:41:30.560 to deprive people of healthcare because the system sucks and there's not a lot of money in the system

00:41:36.160 to be able to pay for all of the health care that they have to but yeah it's like 0.95

00:41:42.000 america canada system still sucks more than the us by the way and here i even did this today i was 0.62

00:41:49.440 having to defend canadian airlines on twitter today because it is not i just booked a flight to vancouver 0.86

00:41:56.320 today for uh october the 19th and i booked one of my flights on flare airlines and flare airlines

00:42:03.440 actually does the breakdown of how much you're having to pay for government services attached to

00:42:10.000 the uh to your plane ticket and part of my flare airlines plane ticket and this is after adding

00:42:18.320 a carry-on bag and a checked bag like 13 percent of my bill is government fees it is having to pay for

00:42:28.800 baggage handling it's paying for security it's paying a airport improvement fee and all this stuff

00:42:35.440 and that's 13 percent that's also not counting the fact that corporations in canada pay quite a bit of

00:42:42.000 tax every year and our personal income tax are quite high which also puts stress on things plus there was

00:42:46.960 also the carbon tax which is just baked into your normal uh fee and so at the end of the day you're

00:42:53.520 paying like 20 to 25 percent uh in just taxes when you take a flight in canada this is why airlines in

00:43:01.360 canada have a one to five percent profit margin it's nothing grocery store chains are not gouging

00:43:08.320 anyone their profit margin at the highest is five percent with metro grocery stores which is really

00:43:14.160 funny because jagmeet singh always slams loblaws even because even though their profit margin i believe

00:43:21.120 is like three percent or something like that he never goes after metro with their five percent profit margin

00:43:26.000 or it might even just be four and they can make whatever profit margin they want but he wouldn't

00:43:30.240 attack metro for the longest time because his uh his uh brother garatin singh worked as a lobbyist for

00:43:36.960 metro you almost can't make it up yeah mr doctor says metro grocery stores doesn't even have good food

00:43:44.880 it's all slop well i've never been to one i i'm not sure where i uh where metro grocery stores actually

00:43:50.720 are but yeah a lot of these a lot of profit margins in all these industries end up like people end up

00:43:57.520 attacking these businesses and whatnot and are the businesses always scrupulous no i don't think that

00:44:03.520 they always are and it sounds like in uh united healthcare has probably done some slightly sleazy

00:44:08.960 things in order to deny people but like guys who's making them act like this if they ended up not paying

00:44:15.280 as much tax every year and the system wasn't so screwed you would have way cheaper rates

00:44:20.480 everyone would probably get easier access to healthcare and they wouldn't have to deny people

00:44:23.840 nearly as often same thing in canada with airlines same thing in canada with grocery stores when

00:44:28.880 they're saying people are being price gouged because prices are going up has nothing to do with grocery

00:44:32.800 stores has to do with inflation and the fact that grocery stores are not charities and they must make

00:44:37.840 some money at the end of the day or why exist why put in all the effort to make like minimum wage or

00:44:44.240 whatever as a as a uh the person running this company but yeah

00:44:50.480 james taylor says canada will get cheaper when our population grows we are too big with too few

00:44:57.520 people what do you mean what do you mean by that because that wouldn't be my take at all

00:45:06.160 uh light giver united healthcare brought in 281 billion dollars in 2023 brian thompson was paid 10

00:45:12.720 million dollars in 2023 wake up wyatt what are you talking about are you talking about after taxes are you

00:45:18.400 talking about revenues i don't care he was making 10 million how much money would every single united 0.97

00:45:24.320 healthcare employee or insured person get if you split up his income i don't give a crap that he 0.92

00:45:32.400 makes money it doesn't matter plus the idea that we're now talking about this after a guy murdered 0.99

00:45:38.320 the man is insane that there are people so gormlessly stupid that they're going to suddenly wonder what his 1.00

00:45:44.240 bank account looked like after somebody shot him to death i don't give a crap 1.00

00:45:51.840 yeah uh nationalized nothing i also agree with that 0.81

00:46:02.960 light giver people are denied life-saving procedures that literally happens in canada far more often and

00:46:09.280 honestly like what are you talking about what do you think that the company should always have to pay

00:46:14.800 out i'm not even saying that it doesn't happen in sleazy ways it definitely does but do you think

00:46:20.800 that is a system issue or a united healthcare issue you think people would be using united healthcare

00:46:26.240 if they were notorious for being the one company in town who was doing this they all do it because they

00:46:31.040 all don't make a lot of money and yeah you can say well they made certain amount of billion dollars

00:46:36.160 or whatever but what was that in actual terms of profit margins because in massive companies with

00:46:42.400 massive amounts of shareholders and people who have invested their own money to prop up the company

00:46:47.040 they're not going to do this for no money they're not going to do this for fun and a government has

00:46:52.640 proven to be worse at delivering healthcare than private industry has that's how you know as angela

00:46:59.040 williams is mentioning that's how we get made in canada we just off people who become a burden to the

00:47:05.040 system or suggest that they off themselves because we cannot afford we don't have the money and the

00:47:10.480 bandwidth to actually treat them

00:47:17.040 don larseri denied 32 of their claims by far united healthcare denied the most boot licker 0.97

00:47:24.080 uh actually okay whatever i guess there's a bunch of socialists are suddenly in the chat

00:47:28.720 wanting to get mad uh that's not 32 of their claims were not denied they did not pay out 100 of what

00:47:36.000 the claim was when it was submitted they didn't just flat out deny 32 of claims that's not how that works

00:47:42.560 uh oh this is the thing i wanted to bring up oh wait that's not it here's the thing i wanted to

00:48:05.200 bring up all right i closed something i didn't need to reopen but here is this random uh thing i want to

00:48:10.480 bring up about left-wing tiktokers when they go to youtube i've noticed that a lot of these guys are

00:48:15.280 just not having a good uh time as soon as they try and go from really clicky type content on tiktok

00:48:22.000 so i've talked about steve boots in the past here and this is his youtube channel

00:48:26.320 i was just noticing and it's a bit small on screen but this is his last videos that he's made the last

00:48:33.360 six videos on his channel all uploaded within the last three hours i don't know why people do this

00:48:38.960 every single one of them has less than 500 views the biggest one only has 375 views and some of these

00:48:46.240 after three hours only have 65 views i don't know why there are so many left-wing tiktokers trying to

00:48:52.800 astroturf themselves onto uh onto youtube this way just jamming out videos with no rhyme or reason yeah

00:49:02.800 i want to bring up the uh steve boots's youtube channel

00:49:24.000 honestly not all that interesting

00:49:28.800 but yeah is there anything other people want to uh anyone anything anyone else want to talk about

00:49:38.080 or i might even start bringing up and just experimenting on grok right now and what i can

00:49:42.640 actually bring up here

00:49:46.160 because grok honestly got way better when it came to being able to generate images

00:49:50.000 it's gotten to the point where even

00:49:59.520 it can even like kind of recreate my face if i ask it to just from enough of uh just from enough um

00:50:07.040 um i guess images of me being on the internet that i can put it together

00:50:21.120 brenda weeb says ah so that's where all these new channels come from on my youtube feed lol

00:50:25.680 well a lot of these youtubers yeah again a lot of these tiktokers are trying to now move

00:50:30.000 to youtube and i find that their style doesn't work out at all and i think it's also just demonstrating

00:50:35.280 that left-wing content is extremely unpopular steve boots is honestly by far one of the most

00:50:42.560 popular new left uh like creators who only talks about canada because there's a lot of left-wing

00:50:50.480 creators in canada but they mostly talk about us politics and i always find that annoying you live

00:50:54.960 in canada and you're going to start in lee it's not you can't be an expert on politics in the us

00:50:59.040 obviously you can but there are way too many people who then just start making only videos about

00:51:03.520 the united states and they got more than enough content to consume they have more than enough

00:51:10.080 creators making stuff uh heyo time canada rams fan says question what is your opinion on when the

00:51:20.320 election comes is uh is spring in play or do we have to wait till next fall i think it's next fall

00:51:26.240 everyone says spring and honestly every time conservatives talk about a spring election

00:51:33.280 it's because they're probably trying to fundraise and they want to create some urgency around people

00:51:37.440 fundraising or giving money because hey give money before the year is out so you get your tax credit

00:51:42.000 before the end of december for tax time and also we could have a mem like an election as soon as

00:51:47.280 whenever like sing gets his pension next year i think he gets it like may or april or something like

00:51:52.880 that it was whenever the by-election was in burnaby south when he had first run federally back in 2019

00:52:02.080 but no chance that we are going to be seeing an election until october because the main reason

00:52:10.160 one here's the two reasons that the ndp doesn't want an election 0.99

00:52:13.760 one because jagme singh's stupid so i guess i'll have three so the first one's jagme singh sucks at 0.86

00:52:17.920 politics two the ndp broke alex zoltan on x has done a great breakdown on how um like alex zoltan 0.94

00:52:27.120 has done a break a great breakdown of how much debt the ndp still has on hand they have not paid

00:52:33.440 back all the debt they had from last election they have cash on hand but they still need to pay off 0.98

00:52:39.360 all the debt they took out on the latent building so that's one big thing and their donations suck

00:52:44.800 i actually subscribe to the uh to the email list of the ndp federally because i just want to see what

00:52:51.200 they're saying and every email every party asks you for money all the time but i have never gotten

00:52:58.640 more desperate calls for money than when i had subscribed to the ndp they ask for money every

00:53:05.360 five seconds they will send out three donation emails in a single day they will be hawking t-shirts

00:53:10.720 saying if you donate 30 bucks we'll give you a t-shirt like you can tell nobody wants to give

00:53:14.960 money because they have to keep giving incentives to give money which means that they're having to

00:53:18.800 literally give away some of the money you're giving them in merchandise back just if you cut 1.00

00:53:23.040 them a check it's absolutely pathetic so that's two the ndp are broke the jagme singh is stupid so 0.98

00:53:29.200 that's the two reasons so far and the third reason is that most of the ndp mps who qualify for a 0.98

00:53:36.320 pension don't get them until october because they were elected back in 2019 exactly on that election

00:53:42.800 it wasn't in a by-election so there's like a there's like several ndp mps who want their pensions and they

00:53:48.720 have to wait until exactly in october in fact the liberals had extended the voting day to make sure

00:53:55.840 that they get their pensions because the voting day uh was actually scheduled a few days earlier

00:54:01.600 then they would need to qualify for their pensions so jagme and trudeau negotiated in order to shove

00:54:07.440 the election a little bit further down in order so that these people would automatically get their 0.85

00:54:11.920 pensions without having to win another uh reelection it's absolutely pathetic but you know what can you

00:54:18.640 expect from the ndp uh anything interesting bc politics it sure would quiet after this

00:54:31.600 election sure was quiet after this election is assume what you meant yeah it has been and it's

00:54:36.160 because david eby isn't having the legislature meet again uh so naturally you know so like so

00:54:43.920 naturally everything slowed down a lot there was this one controversy in the bc conservative caucus

00:54:49.200 because uh there was that one woman who was on the bc police board uh comfort something or other

00:54:55.360 uh she's a baptist christian who was on the police board and she said something ironically as a black

00:55:00.800 lady was saying that well the and i say ironically ironic in the left going after her so hard she's 1.00

00:55:07.120 talking about the problem with many minority communities in canada is they just do not have

00:55:11.840 uh western values they have religious values that are very counter to everyone else and so it's been

00:55:17.920 making it hard to integrate and assimilate together and that was considered across the line so they

00:55:23.920 pressured her to resign and then eleanor sterko uh one of the bc conservative mlas frankly just

00:55:30.480 needled her for no reason i don't know why she did and now she's like refusing to apologize after

00:55:34.640 some of her mlas like her fellow mlas said that she should apologize which i think i agree i'm not 0.99

00:55:40.480 somebody who needs politicians to apologize for everything single little thing they do

00:55:47.040 but i think that was particularly uncalled for and it would have probably been good if she said

00:55:51.120 you know i got the situation wrong i'm sorry ray says boots would get along swimmingly with henry

00:55:57.760 grow i have no doubt he's familiar with grow i actually don't know who that is the the henry shiro guy

00:56:08.560 okay so thank you joanie scro uh uh scourg or whatever i cannot pronounce last name sorry

00:56:15.040 but uh yeah no sorry thank you for correcting me jagmeet singh gets his pension on february 25th

00:56:21.120 uh you should sell his modern maserati used cars are worth a lot right now less now because i think

00:56:32.800 there are more chips but uh that's the uh but i'm not even sure if it's his maserati i don't i i will

00:56:39.520 mention the pension sometimes i don't think that singh is motivated by his own pension i think he's

00:56:44.720 already a millionaire he doesn't need it uh and even then you don't get your pension until you turn a

00:56:49.600 certain age so he would just be waiting for like a decade or more to be able to actually start

00:56:54.400 paying out his pension to himself i think jagmeet singh is mostly motivated to stay on camera he

00:57:01.360 really likes attention uh from elite media and so wants to just stay in the game as long as possible

00:57:07.680 my my ladies and germs opening made you chuckle well good because that was trying to keep it light

00:57:18.320 here although i'll get mad at people every once in a while they like talk about killing ceos um but

00:57:24.400 whatever uh well i'm trying to keep going down sorry the mysterious star said actually the election day

00:57:32.880 change was canceled i thought they canceled it and then in the last week they just reinstated the

00:57:38.640 change or something like that happened bl says will there be a white versus steve boots debate

00:57:45.840 no simply because i think debates are stupid and i'm not sure if you'd ever want to debate me anyways

00:57:51.200 debates are mostly debates so often devolve into at least with unreasonable people i find online it turns 0.98

00:57:58.080 into my favorite political philosopher could beat up your dad um my dad could beat up your dad a lot of 0.87

00:58:05.680 it is just not good in the sense that it's just people pulling rhetorical tricks on each other

00:58:11.600 constantly with never actually having a real point uh mr doctor wyatt x harrison faulkner uh collab one

00:58:22.560 me and harrison don't agree on honestly all that much he is very much what i'd describe as a

00:58:27.680 paleo conservative uh he's somebody who's skeptical about free trade he's somebody who's skeptical about

00:58:35.280 um foreign policy more active foreign policy i'm more hawkish when it comes to foreign policy

00:58:40.880 um so yeah like i'm not sure everyone like the other day he was talking about what the ppc needs to do

00:58:48.160 to improve and i noticed that he wouldn't lay a glove on the ppc in terms of being incompetent

00:58:53.280 uh so i'm wondering if he wants them to see him more as like a guiding light i don't know uh but

00:58:58.720 yeah he also has great internet debate why in the right corner in the blue suit versus steve boots in

00:59:04.080 the red shirt uh yeah

00:59:10.160 yeah i i think that he probably wouldn't generally change his appearance or his attire very much if i

00:59:16.080 was to debate steve boots but i think i think harrison's a pretty talented guy i just thought when he put out

00:59:21.920 that video saying that the conservatives and the liberals were the exact same on the issues of

00:59:26.640 immigration foreign policy and trade i was like they're just not they are just not on immigration

00:59:33.840 they are a little bit closer and that's something i'll be critical of the conservative party on they

00:59:38.400 need to come out with a number on what they need

00:59:43.760 they need to come out with a number on how many immigrants we need to be capped at

00:59:47.680 i think a hundred thousand permanent residents per year for 10 years is a good cap and i would also

00:59:53.120 cut slash frankly uh visa uh visa issues for both like issuing rates for visas both student visas as

01:00:02.160 well as work visas by 80 percent and then anyone who overstays a visa obviously needs to be moved out

01:00:08.240 um i think that uh yeah like we need to deport people who overstay visas obvious thing we can easily

01:00:15.120 clear 3 million people out of the country who have uh temporary visas pretty quickly and it will help 0.99

01:00:20.320 the both i think the housing market as well as the culture because obviously it hurts your culture to

01:00:26.400 have people around who don't really want to be here they're here to for to work a job or to get a degree

01:00:32.560 and that's it and it's really toxic when you realize there will be there's so many people who are temporary

01:00:39.120 students who end up taking part in all these hamas protests and whatnot um

01:00:46.640 bit albi says explain hawkish on foreign policy please that would be like the whole peace through

01:00:52.560 strength type position frankly donald trump is way more hawkish than people know being hawkish doesn't

01:00:58.400 mean starting wars and being a warmonger being hawkish means that if iran messes around or if iran

01:01:05.280 tries to make a nuclear like weapon you hit them hard if they try and like you know take your people 0.99

01:01:12.080 hostage you hit them hard you take strong you sanction uh countries that end up trying to invade

01:01:17.840 others you sometimes have to support allies it's something like that the problem with if you're

01:01:22.800 saying those countries are of no concern to me they're not in our country they aren't our citizens

01:01:27.680 so i should never care is that eventually they will start doing things that end up affecting you and

01:01:33.040 you don't want to fight them when they're on your shore you want to fight them back when it's much

01:01:37.520 easier and it's a much more remote problem because i find that if you just say no it's not uh it's

01:01:43.920 like you know it's not our problem there it's it's on the other side of the earth is that eventually

01:01:48.080 they will find their way to your side of the earth not that you have to get involved in everything 0.99

01:01:52.320 there are so many foreign interventions that have been completely stupid if you get involved in 0.99

01:01:56.880 one you got to finish it you can't do what america's been doing over the past two decades 0.99

01:02:01.520 you get into iraq and then you pull out you get into afghanistan and then you pull out you get

01:02:05.600 into libya and then you pull out all this has been like a disaster either you get in and you

01:02:10.640 you make sure to finish the job and you do it hard and fast or you just don't get involved because

01:02:16.560 you're going to probably make it worse and you don't know what you're doing lane train what are

01:02:21.200 your thoughts on jj mccullough i generally like jj mccullough his culture videos and his explanations

01:02:26.800 of canadian politics are very good even though i would disagree with him on a lot of social issues

01:02:32.720 and sometimes i find that what i would call him i don't mean this in a bad way i just mean this in

01:02:38.080 like i'm trying to dissect the way he thinks he's an aesthetic moderate so he really doesn't like trump

01:02:44.160 and i think it's because trump in his mind's eye is not normal even though kamala harris was way more

01:02:51.200 arguable as the not normal radical candidate trump is a very in a lot of ways middle of the road

01:02:57.040 conservative on many issues he is a classic reagan goldwater type conservative and so i think it's

01:03:04.800 just his wild behavior that throws jj off and he cannot connect with him at all and he hates him and

01:03:10.560 jj i find is very concerned about kind of keeping in that mindset of wanting to be a normal middle

01:03:17.680 class person and so he cannot he does not like trump and he does not like what trump does conservatism

01:03:23.120 because it stops making it normal suburban middle class he's not normal he's not a normal suburban

01:03:28.400 middle class type candidate to support uh and i'm not gonna say as much because i want to jump down to

01:03:33.440 this first our watinsky says do you think jj is a conservative i do i think his temperament is a

01:03:41.680 conservative i think he's more not like a red tory because he would probably be fairly fiscally

01:03:47.040 conservative i would say he is a progressive conservative in the traditional sense he is

01:03:53.120 more socially liberal if not progressive and then on fiscal issues he is conservative but even then

01:03:58.720 he still has a skepticism of lefty activist types so it's hard to kind of get a reading on him on certain

01:04:05.520 issues like ever close our borders now no more immigration until canadians get their jobs back 0.98

01:04:19.200 um well honestly here's the thing i don't think you want zero immigration not only for a marketing

01:04:25.280 standpoint that a middle class uh lady is not going to want to hear someone talking about zero immigration 1.00

01:04:31.760 we can't have any more immigration blah blah because anything that it's not even an extreme 0.97

01:04:36.160 position because i understand where you're coming from immigration's been so high for so long it's

01:04:40.560 like a piece of rubber that's bent this way and it's just leaning that way now and to get it straight

01:04:44.960 you got to bend it back the other way i generally agree i'd have a cap of a hundred thousand but i'd also

01:04:50.880 have a means test a skills test and a values test that you can only come if we need somebody for

01:04:58.160 with your skills to fill a job that a canadian there's just not a canadian even available to 1.00

01:05:02.800 take that job you have to have the right values so we would do a background check make sure that you

01:05:07.600 know you're not wanted for crimes that is not a foreign government trying to dump you off in our

01:05:13.680 country uh because you don't have skills or because you're some radical because that happens a lot we

01:05:18.720 have isis fighters that came home and for some reason we embrace them we have calistanis who show up all

01:05:23.600 the time we have radical environmental actors from other countries who come and try and block

01:05:29.360 our resource development projects but i would say that also the best way of getting canadians their

01:05:34.880 jobs back not only is reducing the amount of temporary foreign workers that's part of it another

01:05:40.240 part is just lowering taxes it is the solution to so many problems lower taxes stop useless government

01:05:47.440 spending a lot of people who for some reason don't like jj mccullough i think he's fine go watch

01:05:53.360 his videos they're fun you don't have to agree with all his takes and sometimes i find he

01:05:57.680 wrongly um defines like trans rights as like special privileges you you have canadian rights

01:06:04.880 you don't need any more but i think he's very susceptible uh to believing mainstream things because

01:06:10.000 he wants to stay mainstream not that he like he's literally thinking i want to stay mainstream but

01:06:14.720 he's put off by anything that feels not mainstream as like a gut instinct level and so he will

01:06:19.920 sometimes say things i don't think he actually believes if you were to interrogate the issue more

01:06:24.640 so he'll be he'll talk about how there are certain people who oppose gay and trans rights but i think

01:06:29.680 if you talk to him he would know that they don't actually for like they don't actually oppose them

01:06:35.360 mike muzzle says harrison has a unique perspective and i would agree i think harrison has unique

01:06:40.480 perspective and i and i appreciate that he can articulate it decently well even though in that video

01:06:47.520 where he's saying that the conservatives and liberals are the same on those three issues i just

01:06:50.880 flat out disagree especially on foreign policy do you think that the conservatives and the liberals

01:06:56.000 are similar on foreign policy do you think they're even similar on trade and the economy it's not even

01:07:01.440 exactly right to say they're the same on trade because trade is an economic issue and you can't detach

01:07:07.760 trade policy from domestic economic policy because you could have the same you could have the exact same

01:07:13.680 policy on trade but if one government wants to reduce corporate taxes and personal income taxes

01:07:19.600 and regulations and try and drive american jobs into canada by being the better place to set up shop

01:07:25.200 i would consider that a different perspective than the liberals who have the same trade policy

01:07:30.640 but want to keep taxes high and that's what's causing jobs to go down to the u.s

01:07:37.520 bl why aren't joining the military arc when i always find this annoying i know you're kidding but

01:07:42.400 i always find that annoying whenever people are like oh so you're in favor of more active foreign

01:07:47.200 policy when are you joining the military it's like do you like border security and i'm mostly

01:07:51.040 talking about americans here like like border security well you don't want to join ice well

01:07:54.720 i guess you don't take border security very seriously but yeah

01:08:01.760 cory stalker says i wish jj would hold still in his videos to be fair i move around a lot in my video

01:08:07.120 sometimes too i have this like train station banker's chair uh here but yeah he has that like 0.98

01:08:12.160 rubber ball or that exercise ball he bounces up and down on i for the longest time was stupid 0.85

01:08:17.680 enough i didn't even realize he's sitting on one i thought he was just kind of naturally like squirming 0.92

01:08:21.840 a lot

01:08:35.360 ali mullen says politicians and war is money laundering i

01:08:39.840 here's the thing people need to look into legitimately how little money like defense contractors actually

01:08:48.080 spend on lobbying compared to other lobbies it's honestly not exactly a lobby that spends so much

01:08:54.640 money oh my goodness everyone's being bought off they spend less money than unions they spend less money

01:08:59.280 than pharmaceutical companies they spend less money than mining companies energy companies green energy

01:09:03.280 companies you could go through the list it's honestly not nearly as profitable and big of a

01:09:08.960 industry as people think it is it's just one of those narratives where it feels like well there's a war

01:09:14.800 going on how else could the politicians be in favor of this war other than being paid like they're just

01:09:20.080 genuinely not they probably just genuinely think it was a good idea and sometimes they're right and

01:09:25.520 sometimes they're wrong and that honestly is the biggest red pill in politics sometimes establishment

01:09:32.000 politicians are right about something and oftentimes they are also wrong but they can be right and just

01:09:37.680 because somebody's a establishment politician does not mean that they're particularly wrong they might be

01:09:42.560 doing some things right and they know what they're talking about sometimes and that's what we always

01:09:46.480 have to know is that politics is really when i say dirty i don't mean in the corrupt sense although in

01:09:51.360 canada it definitely is but it's dirty in the sense it's really hard to see why people are doing

01:09:56.800 what they do from a 50 000 foot view honestly a channel i recommend a lot is steven michael davis

01:10:05.760 i don't agree with steven michael davis on everything definitely don't agree with him on everything

01:10:09.840 but he his takes on politics are very good i find he if you watch him you will find that i think he

01:10:18.160 does a good job of describing how politics actually works so i will just quickly link a video uh you

01:10:25.040 guys can watch after the stream or watch it right now if you want and it's about it's called it's a

01:10:31.440 video entitled corruption is just politics we don't like and he's talking about progressives going after

01:10:37.280 john fetterman because he is now an israel shill and people saying that he's taking money from

01:10:42.480 apac and all these organizations he's never taken a dime from them and that that people often find

01:10:48.160 that somebody who disagrees with them is probably doing it because they're being paid and it's like

01:10:52.960 honestly probably not there are some politicians who are that unscrupulous and i could name some

01:10:58.640 but for the most part i would say that's just not really the problem

01:11:08.160 yeah spamburger says could all be a spending yes and i would even say a lot of foreign aid spending

01:11:13.360 needs to be cut people also overestimate how much foreign aid spending actually is foreign aid spending

01:11:20.560 is still a absolute drop in the bucket in terms of canada's debt problems but it doesn't mean that we

01:11:26.160 shouldn't be cutting that spending uh i find all bad spending should be cut and it's an absolute

01:11:31.840 tragedy whenever people look at and say well it's only seven million dollars a year in alberta right

01:11:38.240 now under danielle smith's ucp government every single year we spend money on the black albertans uh

01:11:45.760 advisory council we spend seven million a year on the on like the anti-racism grant program we spend

01:11:52.560 another 12 million on the multiculturalism and diversity program the grant program why well it's

01:11:58.880 not that much money wyatt how many people could you hire how many cops could you hire for seven

01:12:03.280 million dollars to patrol uh to patrol sea train lines in calgary and edmonton you could easily hire

01:12:10.160 like a dozen you several dozen cops to end up cracking down on crime and reducing the crime rate heavily

01:12:16.640 it's crazy oh yeah but i'll link that video one more time if you guys want to go and like

01:12:23.200 save it for later to watch

01:12:32.480 oh that's a good endorsement are what watinski i'm actually american i enjoy your videos never

01:12:37.200 really cared for canada politics until trudeau started becoming a dictator and i i watch videos

01:12:42.320 from other countries in terms of people talking about politics from other countries um like the

01:12:46.960 even though i don't always agree with them the podcast of the lotus eaters is really good for

01:12:50.880 following what's going on in the united kingdom and of course as a canadian everyone from other

01:12:55.840 countries watches american politics and i watch people like richard barris sometimes steven crowder

01:13:01.760 uh ben shapiro actual justice warrior is also a great channel especially on the issue of crime

01:13:08.240 i wrote my entire master's research paper based on things that i had learned and kind of become

01:13:15.040 interested in from uh sean fitzgerald from actual justice warrior he's very very good

01:13:22.960 uh what what are your thoughts on looking at canadian civilization through the lens of class

01:13:30.160 i dislike looking at any problem through the perspective of groups and categories

01:13:38.080 i think that everything should always be viewed from the individual's perspective

01:13:42.080 or the overall societal culture rather than from like the from like the group level what

01:13:49.760 how is things affecting this group i want everyone to do better at all times and so i'd only ever

01:13:55.280 pass policies that do better for everybody every single time you start picking winners and losers even

01:14:00.400 though a certain group seems like they're you know it's worth making them winners at the expense

01:14:05.280 of another group because these people are not as well off as these people or these people because

01:14:09.760 this is the same thing that the left does they started out with class warfare back in the early

01:14:15.280 you know socialist era of the 20s and 30s and then when that stopped didn't work in the west like james

01:14:20.720 lindsay and other uh thinkers have pointed out that's when they started moving on to race but class has

01:14:27.120 always been a dividing line that i i've never really liked uh

01:14:34.960 he know casino i think i've heard of it i've never watched them

01:14:41.520 um

01:14:47.360 watch ryan mcbeth videos i will go check him out mr salty i will go check that out

01:14:52.240 yes james taylor right most canadians confuse our politics with american politics and we are

01:15:03.600 very very different you are right uh i hate how people will try and pretend like american political

01:15:10.640 issues are canadian political issues even if i think it should be a canadian political issue

01:15:14.800 like every time people start talking about abortion

01:15:16.720 in canada people talk about abortion as if we're like texas and that the conservatives are going

01:15:24.720 to ban it like overnight that's just not what's going on at all canada has the laxist laws on

01:15:32.880 abortion because we don't have any laws we are like weird considered to the rest of the world every

01:15:38.720 time people find out we don't have laws i find that it really churns their stomach and they're like

01:15:42.960 that's insane bl man's got a water addiction i'm trying to drink more water i drink way too much

01:15:49.360 sugar and caffeine in the day or like sugar-free drinks that i never actually drink water in a week

01:15:56.240 it's crazy uh yeah no and the thing is i here's a good point from ray ray fetterman recently spoke

01:16:04.480 about the criminal justice system being weaponized against trump it's not even a secret anymore albeit

01:16:08.800 it was a poorly kept secret before yeah it was more so people just gaslighting others into thinking

01:16:14.880 trump's not being specifically targeted he broke a law and we have to enforce the law and they're

01:16:19.040 like enforcing laws on trump that have never been enforced against anybody like that one in new york

01:16:25.440 that he got convicted of and i think it's been overturned uh since then or at least it's been delayed

01:16:31.680 where it was there was the one merchant uh i believe is the one merchant case that that judge which

01:16:38.240 just ruled against trump from the start and said that he was manipulating the price of his real

01:16:43.280 estate which everyone does who when they're paying taxes on a building for property taxes is going to

01:16:48.400 say oh yeah they're going to inflate their value on when they're paying taxes and then they're going to

01:16:55.040 deflate the value when they're selling it obviously you're always going to inflate the value of something

01:16:59.840 when you're selling it because you want the most money and when you're paying taxes you're going to be

01:17:03.600 more like you know you're going to be more down on your own properties because you don't want to pay

01:17:07.680 taxes but federman even as a progressive on economic issues i would disagree with him on a lot of foreign

01:17:14.080 actually foreign policy issues i'd agree with him i guess but a lot of issues i probably wouldn't agree

01:17:17.600 with him but he's just a reasonable guy uh you know insert joke about head trauma making uh uh

01:17:23.920 recovering from head trauma making somebody more conservative over time

01:17:31.040 uh like ever i have sleepless nights after watching committee meetings seeing how many

01:17:36.320 billions have been stolen from us no punishment yeah it's it's kind of nuts how desensitized

01:17:41.680 canadians have gotten to scandals any one of these liberal scandals without exaggeration would have

01:17:47.120 sunk a previous government the the the sponsorship scandal from the chretien paul martin days was like

01:17:55.200 a few million dollars it's like five ten million dollars i'm not sure what the exact number was it was

01:18:00.800 basically nothing uh they they spent so little on uh on the sponsorship scandal and that was like a

01:18:08.960 government ruining scandal not like everyone started resigning getting investigated but the polls turned

01:18:14.240 on them and that's really the main way of punishing politicians it's taking them out of office and

01:18:18.640 making sure they never get back in i don't exactly want to endorse that every time some corrupt thing

01:18:24.080 happens then suddenly the police kicked down the doors and started arresting everybody because you know

01:18:29.120 i could see how that could be perverted in a different way of finding excuses to investigate people

01:18:34.640 so that they get arrested because that's basically what they tried to do against trump over fake crimes

01:18:39.200 but um like it's it's nuts though that like we charity snc um we have this green slush fund the

01:18:47.440 sustainable development technology corporation that that that is the green slush fund we have all of the

01:18:53.840 vacations of trudeau basically taking millions of dollars in free vacations uh from people trying to

01:19:01.360 influence them fairly obviously and all this has never actually hurt him that much like he's down in the

01:19:07.840 the dumps now honestly it was the economy that got him i think it was the economy and i think some

01:19:13.040 of the crazy social policies social policies turned off a lot of minority communities are very socially

01:19:19.120 conservative um and i think that as well i think his just self-satisfaction and smug uh disconcert for

01:19:28.240 canadians has also just turned people off but it wasn't the scandals oddly enough not the scandals at all

01:19:32.800 uh why why what's your uh this is from gangas tron i like the name what's your take on electoral

01:19:41.360 landscape of southwestern ontario london specifically well i think that uh andrew lawton is easily going

01:19:47.360 to get elected in the elgin area um if you're talking about london in that area in southwestern ontario

01:19:53.680 there's not much to say federally i think it's all going to go blue pretty much unless there's a riding

01:19:58.000 out there that i'm completely unaware of that has a good chance of going um liberal or ndp but

01:20:06.480 and i think even the one green seat's basically going to get absolutely destroyed in this next

01:20:10.240 election because that was a fluke win because of a liberal candidate dropping out uh and then

01:20:15.040 a lot of liberal voters probably out of spite for the conservatives and the ndp voted at the

01:20:19.520 green so that one of those parties wouldn't get it uh for provincial politics though i hope that

01:20:25.120 the new blue party can develop themselves out there a little bit more really hit the doors

01:20:29.760 get people to know them a little bit more um and yeah but uh i think that provincially if you guys

01:20:36.880 are in ontario vote new blue provincially doug ford needs a strong corrective force and the thing is that

01:20:44.400 i've never argued against the ppc federally as a force for bad i just kind of make fun of them for

01:20:50.320 doing politics wrong that they're bad at connecting with voters that their first instinct is always to

01:20:56.320 project hardcoreness before actually getting people to agree with them um the new blue party is doing

01:21:01.840 it right they actually are courting middle class people and in by-elections they've actually been

01:21:06.400 growing their vote since the 22 provincial election and they only had about a year to organize before

01:21:11.280 that one they had less time than bc conservatives and they actually got like 2.7 of the vote which is

01:21:16.480 decently impressive for a brand new party and jim carahelius the leader was literally recovering

01:21:21.440 from like the uh the cancer that killed terry fox during it that guy was having like every issue under

01:21:27.600 the sun and then he even had other small third parties prop up who were in my opinion obviously

01:21:34.240 funded by ford insiders trying to basically throw off the third party scene this happens a lot in canadian

01:21:42.000 politics you discredit new upstart parties by funding other new upstart parties to make the

01:21:48.320 entire third party uh area look ridiculous and over packed and all that tori stalker the lotus eaters

01:21:55.520 are seething over jim's james lindsey again and i think they're wrong and that's the thing i like

01:22:00.160 lotus eaters oftentimes they're wrong about james lindsey um the woke right is absolutely a thing and i think a

01:22:07.440 great um idea of who the woke right is in canada would be like people like that guy who attacked

01:22:13.520 me the other day greg wycliffe or jeremy mckenzie is part of the woke right people who believe that

01:22:20.000 classical liberalism has failed and classical liberalism is not like justin trudeau liberalism

01:22:25.440 it's like scottish traditional liberal conservatism it's the idea that you know we have free markets

01:22:32.480 we have individual rights we have neutral courts we have blind justice we have legal equality all

01:22:38.720 this stuff that is now considered bad because see it's caused so many bad things to happen in canada

01:22:44.560 i'm like guys the problems of canada and the united states and the uk and all these other countries in

01:22:49.600 the west is not classical liberalism it's modern liberalism and it's woke marxism and then developing a

01:22:57.360 conservative alternative version of wokeism where instead of society secretly being racist and

01:23:03.840 secretly being sexist and patriarchal and all this stuff it's actually anti-white and it's anti-christian

01:23:09.600 and there are many people who are are anti-christian who are in politics and whatnot on the left

01:23:15.600 obviously but don't start then collectivizing around these things the way that the left does around

01:23:21.280 minority identities and queerness and all this stuff and do it in reverse or you're going to have the 0.94

01:23:26.720 exact same stupid problems i hate that sort of stuff i am in favor of individualism of the family 1.00

01:23:33.280 unit of all this stuff i don't i like the christian national stuff is stupid and it's like you're 0.99

01:23:38.960 falling for a very obvious side obvious honestly uh do you like trigonometry i i like trigonometry more 0.96

01:23:46.880 as time goes on uh bit al badalli i cannot pronounce your screen name bit balady there you go that's my

01:23:56.080 best guess i like og crowder with not gay jared but steven has disappointed last few years your steven

01:24:02.720 crowder used to be like really good and then he got really bad and now he's kind of doing better a little

01:24:08.400 bit better again um at one point like i don't like it when he has honestly he used to swear less and that's

01:24:14.640 when he was better i find when you lean on swearing too much as a comedian it usually means your jokes

01:24:19.520 weren't that good well watch steven crowder when i say watch him i mean like i'll watch him like once

01:24:26.000 per two weeks yeah sean northern perspective is really informative of this corrupt government yeah

01:24:34.640 they do really deep dives on specific issues they actually gained a lot of subscribers because i think

01:24:39.520 they did such good investigative work on the green slush fund that there were like people subscribing

01:24:44.720 all over the place to kind of keep up with the story they don't have that uh story to talk about

01:24:49.280 as much anymore because it's kind of a little played out but since then they've still been doing

01:24:53.440 uh decent commentary that's in depth

01:24:58.240 cory stalker i think wyatt and frank vaughn would have a great live stream yeah i'd love to have frank

01:25:02.000 vaughn on at some point we're really decent friends with each other um thoughts on the poll

01:25:09.600 showing the puky uh pq winning the next quebec provincial election in 2026 how the conservative

01:25:15.200 government would reject a third referendum i don't even think that the party quebecois provincially

01:25:19.600 would even go for a referendum honestly if a conservative government gets in and they start

01:25:23.920 cutting taxes and everything starts getting better a lot of quebecers aren't going to put up with 1.00

01:25:28.480 another referendum when there really isn't a good reason to do it and frankly there wasn't a good

01:25:33.120 reason to do it in the first place if you're looking at a lot of the sources of economic and

01:25:36.880 social problems in canada look at quebec look at the political nihilism of quebec look at the

01:25:43.440 incredible welfare state the state that they have that canadians pay for no offense to quebec

01:25:48.720 i guess if you i guess if you have the opportunity i get why they do it because you know a lot of other

01:25:54.160 provinces if they were allowed to rip off the rest of the country would probably go for it 0.99

01:25:57.840 but yeah a lot of i think a lot of a lot of political nihilism has come out of quebec

01:26:04.400 in terms left-wing woke culture has emanated from there kuki 5587 thank you for the two dollar

01:26:12.160 super chat fellow albertan did you see trudeau q a at uh the nc ns chamber um i think the national

01:26:20.480 security are you talking about that i assume if you're talking about the national security um thing

01:26:26.320 i've watched parts of it i didn't watch much of it i actually want to do a full video at some point 0.52

01:26:31.760 on that stupid cbc article about patrick brown's campaign being derailed by the indian government

01:26:38.560 it wasn't patrick brown just testified and he said that michelle rempel said that she got a call from 0.97

01:26:45.920 an indian consulate general but they weren't like trying to undermine patrick brown i think this 0.92

01:26:52.400 sounds like somebody who knows michelle rempel calls her up and they have concerns about crazy crap

01:26:58.640 that patrick brown has talked about and is pandering to calistanis in which i think that 0.55

01:27:03.440 people at the indian consulate should not give any politicians any calls regarding canadian domestic

01:27:09.280 politics unless it has to do very directly with india but still that's not exactly interference

01:27:15.920 and we had a breathless article from the cbc 2400 words on this anonymous source saying that did you

01:27:24.000 know the indian government helped out polyev to win the leadership race like no they did not

01:27:28.720 they were going to the polyev was going to win all along and patrick brown wasn't going to win and

01:27:34.320 patrick brown is a famous political fraudster remember when he was the pc leader in ontario do

01:27:40.480 you remember all the ballot box stuffing and now the cbc is crying over patrick brown being kicked out of

01:27:46.560 that leadership race while he was selling a suspicious amount of new memberships and i heard it was like

01:27:52.640 often on prepaid credit cards uh bl star wars or star trek real talk

01:28:00.000 depends on star trek for movies like new star trek movies i don't like them i like older star trek

01:28:11.200 shows i actually haven't watched any of the movies i like next generation i don't watch any original

01:28:15.360 star trek original star wars is good the prequels are not bad and the sequels are horrible so i think

01:28:22.000 star wars is the far more embarrassing series even though there's a lot of bad stuff on there

01:28:26.160 uh lane train thoughts on derrick sloan and the ontario party derrick sloan the ontario party i

01:28:33.360 believe are getting money from doug ford allies to run the ontario party to merely split the vote between

01:28:40.160 the alternative party scene this is a real case of vote splitting oftentimes vote splitting is overhyped

01:28:47.200 oftentimes it's just someone chose to vote for another party and they wouldn't have voted for you

01:28:50.640 uh otherwise i think the ontario party was merely in the race to try and sidetrack the new blue party

01:28:58.080 because since the ontario parties uh run in 2022 and they were also ran the 2018 uh election but

01:29:05.440 they only ran like seven candidates they ran all they call like two-thirds of candidates and most of

01:29:10.000 the ridings in the 22 election where the new blue party ran a candidate every single riding but one of

01:29:15.120 them had to drop out but effectively every single riding the ontario party again it just seems like it's there

01:29:20.720 to make the entire third party group look disorganized and like they don't know what

01:29:26.000 they're doing and then there was even the populist party of ontario also running all these ones knew

01:29:30.880 that they're know that they're not doing anything that they don't have a chance of winning but they

01:29:34.880 just run a bunch of candidates and they pretend like oh no i'm running in good faith when as soon

01:29:39.840 as that election ended the ontario party didn't even get its election filings done in time obviously

01:29:45.840 they're not serious um will there uh be a how to door knock video i actually just did a seminar for

01:29:56.800 a municipal party in uh in calgary on door knocking tips especially because uh they're going to have

01:30:04.000 nominations and i was talking about how best to door knock for nominations because door knocking and

01:30:07.920 nominations is way different than a general election because you need to give the people way more

01:30:12.160 information and have to sell them a membership so they can even vote for you light giver who is

01:30:18.000 james lindsay i would say he is the foremost expert on woke politics in north america in the west

01:30:25.680 talking about where woke politics on the left come from and he's also warning against new woke style

01:30:31.120 politics developing on the right that he doesn't like and woke politics on the right there it's still

01:30:35.680 small it's way smaller than woke politics on the left but it bears being called out because i think

01:30:41.200 it's toxic over time yeah i agree craig uh cc uh andrew lawton will clear uh will likely clear 60

01:30:50.240 of the vote in eldon saint martin or saint thomas uh london south i believe is the riding

01:30:55.760 haley mullins fyi all 338 mps are installed and corrupt i disagree i think oftentimes again like

01:31:07.120 that stephen michael davis video i sent you is i think most people i think you could say that a lot

01:31:13.200 of mps are corrupt in the sense that they only do what their leader says and that's it but that

01:31:18.000 stephen michael davis does a good job of explaining i think half the time trudeau's corrupt but i think

01:31:25.680 most of his policy decisions are based on the fact that he legitimately is just left wing he's just

01:31:32.080 left wing jagmeet singh is just left wing if these i think that oddly enough justin trudeau in certain

01:31:39.200 senses is principled he's a principled left winger on some issues some issues he's corrupt he's willing

01:31:44.560 to do things to get friends paid or because he has a lot of friends in the green energy industry

01:31:50.000 but sometimes i i sometimes think that people call things corrupt when it's just politics we don't

01:31:55.600 like and i think that it's better to always argue that somebody's politics are bad and they don't

01:32:02.000 work more than they're corrupt because corruption doesn't really mean anything at the end of the day

01:32:08.320 unless it's actually hurting people and i think that trudeau's policies are hurting people and many

01:32:13.200 of them are not technically corruptly motivated but who cares if they're not corrupt they're hurting

01:32:17.200 people

01:32:23.840 craig cc as far as the green seats in southwest ontario are concerned i'm just adding the are

01:32:28.640 concerned more mid-southwest ontario i think there will hold they will hold them guelph and kitchener

01:32:34.160 center are pretty woke ridings well guelph i'm pretty sure is the riding that the greens have provincially

01:32:41.520 but they have that kitchener center no no i think they do have guelph federally regardless though um

01:32:47.200 i think that i think they're going to get wiped out just from the sheer momentum of the blue wave

01:32:52.880 because when there's like a big change election people almost stop thinking in terms of ideology

01:32:57.920 they just start voting for the party that's the opposite of the party that's currently in they only

01:33:02.880 don't even care that their current mp has nothing to do with it because it's one of the couple green

01:33:07.520 candidates they simply want somebody else

01:33:12.880 um

01:33:23.280 but justin turdo michelle rempel supports laws against hate speech well michelle rempel is not much of a 0.98

01:33:28.080 conservative i would say um she once lectured me at an event on the value of pluralism where she was

01:33:33.760 doing this thing where to a group of people she was talking to me but she wasn't talking to me

01:33:37.920 um i once wrote an article that she didn't like and was entitled michelle rempel is christia freeland

01:33:44.320 in a cowboy hat which i think is quite right and there's a reason why polyos people don't really 1.00

01:33:49.520 like her very much to put it bluntly

01:33:56.960 pookie 5587 uh wyatt uh trudeau did a one-hour atlantic can to plea for canada

01:34:02.720 for canada not vote conservative in the desperation setting in when you're just telling people to not vote

01:34:09.120 um when to not vote for your opponents because or because they're scary you're losing

01:34:14.400 um what else do we got going on sorry if i'm missing your comments sometimes i'm just moving fast

01:34:26.000 justin turdo did you see tur uh did you see turdo cheering for insurrection in syria

01:34:31.840 honestly i think he's just simple-minded i don't i'm not a big guy like oh assad was the only one who

01:34:37.520 could hold it all together assad was also the one who was making everything worse over time it doesn't

01:34:43.120 mean the people who are now in government there or at least control a lot of territory are better

01:34:48.000 they might in fact be worse um i think syria is a mess and i think that people on the left who think

01:34:54.800 or even on the right who think assad's gone everything's good now it's like you're really

01:34:59.360 simple-minded that's not how syria or most of the middle east work it doesn't mean that we should be 1.00

01:35:03.920 sad assad's gone or like candace malcolm is not candace malcolm candace owens is that oh so many

01:35:11.200 christians are going to die now assad was killing the christians too guys was he better than isis 0.89

01:35:16.960 sure but it's not like he was exactly good and it's not exactly like somehow we were picking assad or 0.99

01:35:24.480 his opposition the opposition just won because assad was terrible in the sense he was oppressive

01:35:30.160 he didn't have a firm ideology behind he was basically just a fascist and so naturally that

01:35:35.120 meant that his government was pretty morally weak over time and that's not an endorsement of

01:35:40.080 terrorism but terrorists have a crazy moral idea in their minds that they're doing the right thing

01:35:45.520 and over time if assad doesn't have enough support from the russians and from iran

01:35:50.640 the people who have a create are on a crazy moral crusade are going to beat the people who are being

01:35:55.920 paid in dollars worth nothing because inflation's ruined them um yeah syria mr doctor says syria is

01:36:05.760 liberated by radical islamists and you know hopefully the kurds and the druz in the north 0.97

01:36:11.600 and south can hold a lot of territory because they seem to be far more reasonable than the hts uh people 0.91

01:36:17.200 that have taken over and even hts doesn't exactly seem like a coherent group it seems more like um

01:36:24.160 it seems more like i guess just an amalgamation of everything from al-qaeda terrorists all the way to just

01:36:32.240 socialist freedom fighter type people and i think they're going to start fighting each other first

01:36:37.120 right away

01:36:44.000 cory stalker says castro's full name is justin pierre james castro trudeau or james uh justin pierre james trudeau

01:36:51.200 matt i says i seem to recall rempel supporting a drag uh story time no no it was worse than that

01:37:04.560 michelle rempel attacked the parents who demonstrated against the drag time story hour 1.00

01:37:10.480 that's where i've never trusted her farther than i can throw her and the thing that drove me up the wall

01:37:16.160 about something michelle rempel did in in parliament is what she did one time she stood up

01:37:21.200 and she was like and this is after paulia became the leader and basically put her next the fire exit

01:37:26.560 of of the caucus because she does not like him uh for very petty reasons and he does not like her

01:37:33.360 reciprocally because she doesn't like him but michelle rempel then comes out and she says what's

01:37:39.280 with all this woke s we need to end all of this woke s i'm like you're the wokest mp you supported

01:37:45.920 the cancel canada day people you refused to go to a canada day celebration back in like 2020 i think

01:37:52.480 because of the grave hoax she wouldn't go to it and she said we have to be understanding of

01:37:58.000 indigenous people of how they see canada day as a racist colonial institution it's like oh my goodness 1.00

01:38:04.720 is so stupid yeah 0.99

01:38:13.920 yeah mr salty great position here i see you called out dave smith for being woke right i'm libertarian 1.00

01:38:19.920 but i swear most don't understand foreign policy and are just like tankies when it comes to foreign

01:38:24.240 policy yeah like yeah dave smith is libertarian in the way that he just doesn't like the west for

01:38:31.200 not being free enough and i agree is the west not free enough in most countries yeah people in

01:38:36.240 the uk and many countries including canada are being investigated by police for tweets facebook

01:38:41.920 posts and liking tweets and retweeting things that's insane but i find dave smith does this dishonest

01:38:47.840 thing that the west isn't good enough so i am basically always going to side against the west

01:38:53.920 the guy is in favor of not in favor but he will justify houthi terrorists in yemen hijacking shipping

01:39:02.000 he's the type of guy who thinks that america's hypocritical because we are not freely trading with

01:39:07.440 iran and china and russia that that shows we're hypocritical because we're not free trade with

01:39:12.960 those countries i'm like maybe it's because they hate us and they want to undermine us maybe we don't

01:39:18.640 freely trade or we shouldn't freely trade with china because china would subjugate us if possible 1.00

01:39:25.120 i'm in favor of free trade but not with hostile foreign enemies or countries that basically enslave

01:39:30.640 people in order to drive down their labor costs and that's what china does i'm fine with trading with 1.00

01:39:35.760 cambodia with vietnam with thailand with a lot of these countries taiwan definitely i'm not going to

01:39:42.080 trade with china who would seek to make us their footstool oh my goodness but yeah but yeah dave smith 0.94

01:39:50.000 was being a fool and to be fair with all the people talking about michelle rumple has she done some good 0.94

01:40:06.880 things probably i actually applaud the fact that she is very good on social media 0.95

01:40:11.680 she does a lot of facebook live streams she does a lot of posting she's very active i'm blocked by

01:40:15.920 her because i minorly disagreed with her one day uh but it's not like everything she does is bad

01:40:21.600 and no doubt she's helped some conservative people along the way but i i don't like relationshipy

01:40:27.040 conservatives where their politics is the relationships they have she's like a big booster

01:40:31.760 of morgana orge uh this trans activist in bc who's an absolute psycho who attacked i believe it was 0.97

01:40:38.080 like a female shelter for not being trans inclusive it's nuts the type of people she'll hang out with 1.00

01:40:48.080 anyways i'm actually at the end of all of the comments so i'll probably start wrapping it up in

01:40:54.080 the next like five minutes here uh you gotta have to get anything out of your else out of your system

01:40:58.960 we can do that i am i i i commend light giver for sticking around after i was after we were sharp with

01:41:06.880 each other on the issue of united healthcare but you know see that shows that you're built out of sterner

01:41:13.040 stuff than most people are what do you think of michelle ferrari i quite admire her work on the

01:41:20.400 women's committee i think michelle ferrari is quite good um she's a lot like jamil giovanni where i think 0.84

01:41:25.760 that she does a good job of staking out tough positions that she knows she'll get criticized

01:41:30.880 for but she ends up like taking the positions and fighting to win on them i think that's commendable 1.00

01:41:36.800 jamil giovanni i i will admit i was even skeptical of him when he was originally running because i saw

01:41:42.960 he's running he's a strong and free they use this the the canada strong and free network president

01:41:48.400 you know yeah not the best this canada strong and free network it's very red toriish a lot of ways

01:41:53.760 they're like conservatives who are like progressive on social issues or at least they

01:41:57.840 don't care about social issues and they only call about fiscal issues david coletto from abacus even

01:42:02.320 showed that only like eight percent of canadians are fiscally conservative and socially uh progressive

01:42:09.840 uh that's just not a type of person so i was even skeptical of jamil then i heard he had only

01:42:16.320 become the president of the canada strong and free network from being like he was the he he got the

01:42:23.280 position uh only on a five to four vote because he was a big social conservative but he was very good

01:42:30.640 and so when he got and when he replaced erin o'toole which oh my goodness he replaced erin o'toole

01:42:35.120 thank you erin o'toole was the worst conservative politician we've had in decades but when he replaced

01:42:40.400 him at his by-election victory speech and this is what makes me respect the pants off that guy

01:42:46.720 what he did in during his victory speech was he attacked doug ford and stephen lecce the then

01:42:53.520 education minister who's been relegated to something else because he was bad at his job for being hacks

01:42:59.280 and not staying firm to their commitments on fiscal issues and especially social issues not getting rid of

01:43:06.160 the insane sex ed curriculum in ontario and constantly retreating on social issues jameel

01:43:12.240 javani is good he's called out the fact that there is a strong anti-christian bias in the canadian

01:43:17.040 government defunding christian summer camps because they're pro-life like not saying anything about

01:43:22.080 churches being burned down all of this stuff jameel has been very good he's been good on immigration

01:43:27.840 he's calling for immigration rates to be lowered significantly way more significantly than the

01:43:32.960 liberals have to lower them again i hope the conservative party takes a firm position on the

01:43:38.160 exact amount of immigrants they want per year i think and i will keep advocating for it a hundred 0.77

01:43:43.280 thousand cap on permanent residence that does not mean we must bring in a hundred thousand that means

01:43:47.600 that we cap out a hundred thousand you must still pass a means test a values test and a skills test and

01:43:53.920 you can only bring in so many dependents with you you don't get to bring the whole family with you

01:43:58.000 you don't get to bring six generations of people and so that's where i think it's been good but

01:44:04.080 again conservative party overall guys advocate a hundred thousand a hundred thousand immigrant cap

01:44:09.920 new permit resident cap and visa holders uh student visas and temporary foreign worker visas for the

01:44:16.560 next 10 years need to be slashed by like 80 percent if an industry is truly unable to find new workers

01:44:24.480 maybe we can have a cutout for that fair enough honestly a lot of these agricultural positions 0.99

01:44:29.520 were like oh farms can't get uh canadians to come and like you know pick blueberries or whatever

01:44:34.800 guys you know what they should do have the schools advertise these jobs i guarantee you tons of 18

01:44:40.640 year old guys leaving high school would way rather work there than starbucks or mcdonald's they'd way

01:44:45.760 rather be getting 23 an hour picking blueberries and working on blueberry farms than making 15 17 an hour

01:44:53.280 elsewhere they would way rather do that we don't inform canadians about the manual labor jobs they

01:44:58.880 can work my brother did decking for a couple summers he made great money how many young guys know that

01:45:04.640 they can work in decking all we do is talk about service jobs and getting internships at offices where

01:45:10.400 you do nothing but polish mirrors and and door handles it's we need like to inform especially young

01:45:17.520 canadian men about good manual labor jobs they can get while they're in university or even

01:45:23.600 as a starting gig that they can grow into a full career

01:45:28.480 yeah ray says erin o'toole was just featured on nate uh nathan erickson smith's podcast uncommons i

01:45:35.360 couldn't stomach it erin o'toole is the ultimate cocktail party politician almost he'd be in a running 1.00

01:45:42.560 gun battle for that with um with jagmeet singh he loves to be loved by the mainstream media type

01:45:52.000 circles of people by progressives he wants their respect so bad it's painful

01:46:02.000 uh yes mr doctor and cap calistan he's at zero yes i do not think people should be also you should

01:46:09.920 not be able to claim asylum in canada because i'm a calistani you can't send me back even though

01:46:14.160 my visa is uh overcharged i'm a calistani and the indian government might attack me they're not

01:46:19.680 all these kids claiming to be calistanis these days are mostly kids who go and take a picture

01:46:24.480 with a flag at a rally so to try and make it so that you can't kick them out of the country it's 0.74

01:46:28.480 ridiculous james why uh james taylor why thank you for your channel i hope your legal woes are over

01:46:34.800 soon we're trying to try and go for summary judgment at some point here the good thing is 0.84

01:46:39.920 that it might be the best investment of my life to get sued because the precedent is i believe in

01:46:44.720 the situation like a situation i'm in i might be entitled to double my legal costs back

01:46:53.680 like ever do you know we have over three million undocumented people in our country right i don't

01:46:58.640 think it's undocumented it's that within a year there's going to be like or a year or two there's

01:47:03.280 going to be three million people who have overstayed visas i think the real range of undocumented people

01:47:09.120 in canada is fifty thousand to five hundred thousand which is still a crazy amount for a country the size

01:47:15.600 of canada yeah sorry i just i was just like looking at someone's comment about the king

01:47:27.360 government wanting to send over 22 caliber rifles to ukraine yeah uh so there is a another two dollar

01:47:36.320 super chat from michael eep here he says what will trudeau change to avoid tariffs i don't think we even

01:47:42.640 have to do much to avoid the tariffs from the us i think all we got to do is just get more serious on

01:47:49.920 the border we just got to have some drones patrol the border crack down on people shipping and smuggling

01:47:56.000 drugs over the border if we do that we easily avoid tariffs and the funny thing is that it's not

01:48:02.160 even like trump is saying you better secure the border yourself trump wants to get tighter on the

01:48:06.880 borders himself too he doesn't think that biden has been doing a good job so he's obviously going to

01:48:11.360 have more border patrol and tighter watches over borders and unguarded parts of the border because

01:48:16.480 all we probably need to do is have drones that fly over it and identify areas where people are trying

01:48:21.440 to cross over you can probably identify areas where people have like a shack or a cabin built nearby to

01:48:26.960 then walk things over the border we could easily stop the flow of a lot of fentanyl we're not even

01:48:32.240 trying that hard uh i'm not i'm not wrong like uh like giver i'm guaranteeing there are illegal crossers 1.00

01:48:44.160 people coming over the border i'm not even disputing that it's not three million people that are in the

01:48:49.840 country undocumented i can just guarantee are you if you're counting all refugees and all other people

01:48:56.240 over time maybe you can pump it up to a million but it's not it's not like undocumented p we just 0.76

01:49:02.320 don't have that many undocumented people in canada and honestly the reason we don't have that many

01:49:06.880 undocumented people in canada is because the canadian government is way too easy is way too willing to 0.99

01:49:11.680 give people extensions to visas that really shouldn't be getting extensions we have an unemployment issue

01:49:17.280 and for some reason they keep giving more temporary foreign workers visa extensions

01:49:23.120 uh pookie 5587 thank you for the two dollar super chat any thoughts on mp glenn motts found during

01:49:29.280 spring glenn has been probably one of the best conservatives on the issue of firearms him and

01:49:36.400 stubs uh not genna suds yeah but uh i forgot her first name but stubs the conservative mp is very

01:49:42.720 good on guns and a few other people have been quite good on firearms i'm not sure if glenn is

01:49:47.680 actually going to be running in the next election though i've heard rumors that he might drop out and

01:49:51.360 that's not me trying to rumor monger uh just generally when mps are at the age that he is and

01:49:56.160 he's not in his 70s he's like mid 60s people i think every election start to wonder if they're actually

01:50:00.400 going to stick around terry fox says if conservatives would have voted poly of pc leader earlier instead

01:50:11.920 of a fool we would have gotten rid of trudeau sooner you are re you are you are right uh and actually it 0.62

01:50:19.680 was us the national telegraph who even exposed that pure polyev had been blackmailed into not running for 0.99

01:50:28.640 the conservative party nomination the leadership back in 2020 that happened um you can even probably

01:50:34.720 look up can i see

01:50:50.480 i guess i can share this um he's okay with me now but in 2020 uh david parker working for

01:50:58.560 aaron o'toole seemed to basically blackmail pure poly of not to run in that election

01:51:03.840 so the articles there he tried to sue us over it that was one of our lawsuits after we filed defense

01:51:08.880 he ran away uh he tried to sue us specifically in in this other lawsuit i'm being sued by the chinese

01:51:16.000 billionaire ted joe i'm the one named on the lawsuit but this one they named daniel boardman my co-owner

01:51:22.640 with and he tried to claim 2.5 million dollars on it and he ran away to be fair i think david's

01:51:28.160 acknowledged it was a stupid thing to do this stuff over but you can read that it's all factual

01:51:33.760 uh you know with a little bit of commentary and some opinion in it but like we had evidence we had

01:51:38.320 all the text messages it was crazy this is where i say i often tell people the problem with the show

01:51:46.160 house of cards the biggest plot hole is that it doesn't take place in canada because canada is so

01:51:52.480 much dirtier than the us oftentimes when it comes to politics but i want to do one more plug for that

01:51:58.960 one more plug for that video from steven michael davis and then also by the way guys i'm just gonna

01:52:05.360 plug my website if you guys want to join the website i'm trying to create a data list where in the future

01:52:11.600 on wyattclaypool.com that if there's a big leadership race going on in any given province

01:52:16.960 or federally or there's a nomination going on and i have enough data in that area or that province

01:52:21.840 i can send people emails and give people recommendations or who i would vote for

01:52:26.400 i would never i'm never going to give the data to other people because honestly it makes the data

01:52:30.400 useless but it gives me the ability to uh reach out to people um adam gibson says do you have a

01:52:35.920 sub stack i don't have a sub stack the national telegraph website is still around i just

01:52:40.000 haven't published an article on it in a long time because bill c uh uh bill c what is it

01:52:47.360 it's bill c18 the online news act has made publishing articles useless because you can't

01:52:52.880 share them on facebook which is where 80 of people would read articles it was super annoying

01:53:03.920 uh i don't actually know if there's any mps we're trying to replace glenn

01:53:09.280 uh and i don't know if there's although in your area if you live in that area um

01:53:15.440 yeah so what do you live in if you live in glenn montz's area by the way if you're in medicine hat

01:53:20.800 um i know that there's somebody running for mayor that i'm probably going to be helping out just

01:53:24.720 because i think it's a good candidate and then wally doldrich doldrich doldrich running in manitoba

01:53:31.920 for the pc leadership election he's a very good candidate wally is a good social conservative a good fiscal

01:53:38.640 conservative good man for the job and i'm hoping that new brunswick chris austin the former leader

01:53:45.360 of the people's alliance and current pc mla i hope that he ends up running to replace blaine higgs as

01:53:51.360 the leader i think that he is again in orthodox across the board conservative and that's generally

01:53:57.200 who i will always support in any election is whoever the most orthodox conservative person is who's also

01:54:03.760 serious professional and has a good idea for how to communicate politically i don't just go off the

01:54:10.240 platforms i saw the other day someone saying and i get what they're saying they said if canadians

01:54:15.760 voted blindly on policy then a lot more people would be voting ppc i'm like sure but having a good

01:54:22.320 platform doesn't mean all that much you know you actually have to like also be somebody that people

01:54:28.480 trust and trust and you can say whatever you want on your platform oh i believe in doing all the

01:54:33.440 right things it doesn't mean that people are going to like you or people are going to like you know

01:54:38.000 help you but if you guys also want to contribute to the legal fund you can always do that there um so

01:54:42.720 yeah uh have you talked about the fall economic statement this stream i don't think i have but i do

01:54:50.240 talk a lot about economic indicators or at least every once in a while um and then is there anything else

01:54:56.160 i want to plug oh someone that mentioned dylan edu uh where can i find this

01:55:05.120 can i find the comments still oh my goodness

01:55:09.680 thoughts on dylan edu i went on dylan edu's channel and i think he's a pretty good guy

01:55:14.640 uh and actually there's another guy max genist who does a really good job

01:55:18.960 on twitter i should actually plug him i'm just plugging people now hopefully this is not boring this

01:55:25.440 kid actually does a really good job he uploads his videos just to twitter right now or x but i

01:55:32.160 think he actually he has a much better looking set than mine even though he's like a much smaller

01:55:36.880 um person at the moment but yeah i would go give him a follow but this is all um i'm pretty much

01:55:43.520 done here uh like ever said i cannot believe new brunswick voted red i can believe it not in the

01:55:49.280 sense that blaine higgs was doing a bad job i thought he was one of the best premieres in a couple

01:55:52.720 decades in canada the problem in in new brunswick was that i think that the pcs just ran an uninspiring

01:56:00.160 campaign and there was just a big unincumbency anti-incumbency wave going on right now and i

01:56:05.920 think that you don't run on an hst cut you don't run on reducing the hst by two percent what you do

01:56:12.720 is you reduce the hst by two percent months before the election i would say a year before the election

01:56:18.560 and then you run on a two percent across the board in income tax cut for anyone paying more than eight

01:56:24.080 percent or ten percent per uh in terms of their income i thought that the pcs in new brunswick

01:56:30.240 just didn't run an inspiring campaign yeah uh why uh ray says why had any thoughts on the conspiracy

01:56:38.960 that the ppc was a vote splitting op i don't think they are i think that just bernier honestly is just not

01:56:45.440 very good at politics and now and he my the only conspiracy i have is that bernier intentionally

01:56:51.840 lost in 2019 because he doesn't actually want to be in parliament because then he has to perform

01:56:56.320 because in bose his riding of bose which he had held for multiple election cycles he only spent around

01:57:03.200 a couple days a few days in bose the entire 2019 election he only lost by 10 which sounds like a lot

01:57:09.840 but his main competitor was the conservatives the pbc and the conservatives had like 75 of the vote

01:57:15.120 combined in that riding if bernier had just mined out five percent from his conservative opponent

01:57:21.520 they would have been tied gets any any more votes and then he wins i think he intentionally lost that

01:57:27.760 riding he shotgunned all of his efforts across the country and almost ensured that nobody in his home

01:57:33.520 riding would think that he was serious i'm going to compliment elizabeth may she knows how to win a 1.00

01:57:39.200 riding she scoped out for years of riding that she could actually win in after losing a few times in

01:57:44.720 nova scotia she went out to vancouver island to saanich in the gulf islands which used to be in 0.68

01:57:49.680 a reform alliance riding used to be a very good rut very conservative riding it was an area where

01:57:55.120 more granola anti-establishment politics were popular and the incumbent mp was not popular at all

01:58:01.760 people thought he was arrogant and didn't like him so elizabeth may put all of her eggs in that one 0.95

01:58:06.320 basket and ran for it there are times to put all your eggs in one basket when you need to prove

01:58:11.280 that the formula can work so yeah uh i think that's

01:58:21.200 yeah cory stalker a stark killer anti-incumbency thankfully didn't hurt sask party

01:58:25.440 it kind of did in the sense that in regina and saskatoon there was quite an ndp swing and really

01:58:32.880 the saskatchewan party only won by a couple thousand votes because if some votes changed in the cities then

01:58:38.720 they would have lost um but yeah so that should all be uh that should all be good for me i think

01:58:44.880 i've gotten to through everything else that's going on here uh do i have any thoughts and clear rate i

01:58:50.640 honestly don't know who that is but i will look it up asap as soon as this uh stream is done i just don't

01:58:56.960 know who that is um anyway so that's it for me today uh guys see you guys all later go and check

01:59:05.760 out of that stuff i ended up linking uh yeah go check out max janice that's the last thing i'm

01:59:10.400 going to link and i'll see you guys all another day hopefully a day where i actually schedule

01:59:15.760 live stream rather than just going live out of nowhere

The National Telegraph - Wyatt Claypool - December 11, 2024

Rachel Gilmore made a fool of herself in Parliament

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