00:07:32.040Sometimes the news just comes in at you like that.
00:07:35.260And even though it's been out for a couple of days,
00:07:37.420sometimes it takes a while to get circulation going on social media
00:07:41.180and then people pick up on it and then kaboom.
00:07:44.500Names have been named by a couple of police, well, one police officer and one former police officer from Vancouver and a current RCMP officer.
00:07:54.020So we're going to dive into that in just a second.
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00:09:59.940There's retired Vancouver police officer Paul McNamara.
00:10:03.760So Paul McNamara was out with his family in August of 2023 when he had a phone conversation with a friend, Ontario RCMP officer Pete Merrifield.
00:10:15.820As he talked, he noticed his phone became unusually hot, like it was about to melt down.
00:10:21.140At the time, McNamara, who retired from the Vancouver Police Department in 2016,
00:10:28.180When he tried to order an Uber, he says his phone was locked due to too many password attempts.
00:10:34.840He found it odd, but brushed it off as a glitch.
00:10:37.580Then that fall, he learned the National Police Force had used controversial spyware called an on-device investigative tool, an ODIT, to remotely hack into his and Merrifield's phones.
00:10:52.360This was revealed thanks to evidence in an ongoing court case involving another former RCMP officer where McNamara and Merrifield were witnesses.
00:11:00.600McNamara says audits allow police to read messages on a person's phone in real time,
00:17:54.060Failed as Minister of Public Safety to address breaches against Canadians with improper use of electronic spyware by CSIS.
00:18:01.420and the RCMP failed to address breaches of the Canadian Charter of Rights,
00:18:05.820permitted breaches against labor unions by improper government use of spyware,
00:18:10.000failed to hold to account CSIS and RCMP to their restrictions of operations
00:18:14.060in sensitive sectors of national security,
00:18:17.260and failed to respond to these concerns after direction from the Prime Minister of Canada.
00:18:21.880Further, did not hold CSIS to account for withholding critical national security information
00:18:27.140from an active RCMP national security investigation.
00:18:31.420Bill Blair failed as Minister of Public Safety by authorizing extreme powers for CSIS to undertake inappropriate actions against innocent Canadians,
00:18:44.260permitted breaches of the Ministerial Directive on National Security Operations in sensitive sectors,
00:18:49.540permitted breaches of the Canadian Charter of Rights.
00:18:51.720David McGinty failed as chair of NCOP and recently minister of public safety to address improper actions of CSIS for withholding critical national security information from an RCMP investigation.
00:19:05.200Anita Anand failed as the president of the Treasury Board to intercede and address improper use of spyware by the RCMP against a labor union executive during a period of collective bargaining and unfair labor practice filing.
00:19:18.520Steve McKinnon failed as Minister of Labour to uphold the Canadian Charter of Rights.
00:19:23.840Melanie Jolie failed as Minister of Foreign Affairs to address safety risks to Canadians traveling abroad to China
00:19:30.520and their family members in China resulting from the public release of protected Section 38 national security documents
00:19:37.400by the RCMP and the Public Prosecution Service of Canada.
00:19:41.420And without redaction, Arif Varani failed as Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada to address safety risks to Canadians traveling abroad to China and their family members in China resulting from the public release of protected Section 38 documents.
00:19:59.000Christia Freeland failed as Deputy Prime Minister to address reported breaches of labor rights, misuse of spyware technology by CSIS and RCMP breaches of charter rights.
00:28:33.160He reassigns them to a different part of the campaign.
00:28:42.120If this is the way this man operates a business or a government,
00:28:48.240there is a huge problem it's just more of the same crap i'll tell you there's there's somebody
00:28:57.120out there that doesn't like mark carney too much and yeah sure pierre polly have probably a good
00:29:01.90040 45 percent of canadians don't like mark carney too much but eve francois blanchett the leader of
00:29:10.660the Bloc Québécois seems to especially despise Mark Carney because he is Québécois and Carney
00:29:18.800can't speak French very well but that's not all listen to what Blanchet has to say about Carney
00:29:24.640this afternoon I believe that Mr Carney is trying to get a free ride he got a lot of momentum at
00:29:31.700the beginning of the campaign and they tried to hide him as much as possible which seems to be
00:29:39.020pretty easy because he seems to be quite preposterous uh i believe that canadians will
00:29:44.600be the same as kebikers wait a minute hold on hold on let's go back he seemed hang on he seems
00:29:52.220to be quite preposterous i'm not sure if that's the word he wanted to use just a bad translation
00:29:58.260he does speak very good english blanchette does he's preposterous like he's a rodeo clown or
00:30:04.600He got a lot of momentum at the beginning of the campaign and they tried to hide him as much as possible, which seems to be pretty easy because he seems to be quite preposterous.
00:30:17.860I believe that Canadians will do the same as Quebecers do, but they will make their own answers about it.
00:30:23.220it's not mine to interfere in their election but the campaign the shortest possible
00:30:32.100prime minister candidate for the liberals as seldom seen as possible saying as little as possible
00:30:40.740and hiding as much as possible including his participation in the so-called green fund
00:30:47.860which actually is 50 percent oil and gas there's some questions to be asked and april 16th and
00:30:56.820april 17th will be quarter party that's hilarious i was having a conversation with michael one of
00:31:10.740of the guys and he's probably watching tonight today and it was um he's worried michael is and
00:31:19.900he was urging me to possibly do some weekend shows leading into the election because we've only got
00:31:24.640like two weeks left in the campaign before we have to go to the polls and vote right and i thought
00:31:30.040you know i think the tide has begun to turn if the tide needed turning whatsoever again those
00:31:38.040polls i just don't find them believable whatsoever and i've explained my reasons for that in previous
00:31:43.180shows but when it comes to the debates and i said everything's going to be hashed out in the debates
00:31:49.760remember last week friday night i gave you the idea which is absolutely correct in my view that
00:31:56.400the left-wing corporate media is trying everything they can to suppress public sentiment regarding
00:32:01.740western separation regarding conservatives in general regarding the fact that debates don't
00:32:06.180mean anything they wrote articles about this debates they just don't seem to have the same
00:32:11.740impact they used to have in elections say back in the 80s when heavyweights brian mulrooney and john
00:32:18.640turner were slugging it out like give me a break this is the most critical election of my life
00:32:26.820of your life of all canadians lives and what those guys say in that debate sorry those debates because
00:32:34.140one English, one French, right, is going to mean all the difference.
00:36:27.460Ford suggested Poliev's campaign might be wise to listen to Teneke's advice.
00:36:32.180I've said right from day one, he's tough as nails,
00:36:34.160but he's the best campaign manager in the country.
00:36:36.460And to be frank, we just heard that quote.
00:36:40.640Poliev's chief strategist is Jenny Byrne,
00:36:43.640who Teneke worked with during Stephen Harper's 2015 campaign.
00:36:46.860The latest update from CBC's poll tracker suggests the liberals are now most likely to form government, showing Mark Carney's liberals have a seven-point lead over the poly of conservatives nationally.
00:36:57.620But again, that's, you know, that's all of the polls combined, all of the fake polls combined with some of the real ones.
00:37:09.100They're under-polling young people because the young people are the ones who are going to make the difference in this election, in my opinion.
00:37:16.860When you go to a Polyev rally, who do you see most?
00:37:20.960It's mostly young people, 20s, 30s, even early 40s,
00:37:24.200saying, you know what, I can't afford,
00:40:31.380And I got to tell you, you know, Andrew Scheer, I was never truly impressed with him as the leader of the conservatives.
00:40:37.660And I always thought he had kind of a speech impediment or something when he stood up to speak at a press conference or in the House of Commons.
00:40:44.500He just seemed awkward, nervous, stiff.
00:40:48.320But I think he's improved a little bit.
00:40:50.860That's a great, maybe he could be an actor.
00:40:54.140That's a great commercial and it needs to be everywhere.
00:40:58.820are the liberals courting the inmate vote signs that you can tell that the liberals are getting
00:41:07.920desperate never mind the polls right not to mention that whole button gate thing i mean that's
00:41:14.440desperation in action right there and remember that both of these parties well all of the parties
00:41:19.980actually probably the liberals and conservatives more than the ndp and greens because they've got
00:41:23.780more money they've got internal polling they see things that we don't see right we're seeing
00:41:32.340top line data we're seeing a little bit going deeper on you know age demos in areas but these
00:41:40.000guys have got in depth internal polling they know what's what and so something else that you can do
01:00:31.340It's now been a week since my bank account was frozen and I've received zero communication or information from the government.
01:00:38.300I had a flight booked back to Canada today, which I cancelled because if my bank account is frozen, I can't operate in the country, and because I'm very concerned about what awaits me upon arrival, I decided it wasn't worth the risk of persecution or attempted prosecution, so will not be returning to Canada, despite my original intention to come back to campaign.
01:00:57.920I completely appalled that this is how the Canadian government treats its citizens, accountability free.
01:01:05.420It's unacceptable and reprehensible to freeze the bank accounts of Canadians,
01:01:09.680leaving them potentially starving, homeless, and unable to survive ever,
01:01:14.740never mind without contacting them, communicating with them, or providing them with any information.
01:01:20.120I can't help but note that the timing of all this is incredibly sketchy,
01:01:24.100and so my suspicion is that I'm being targeted for political reasons,
01:01:27.920and that the government is attempting to find an excuse to criminalize me,
01:01:31.700as well as to punish me generally on account of my continued criticism of the ruling Liberal Party.
01:01:37.740It's also worth noting that the freezing of my bank account at this precise moment
01:01:41.540constitutes election interference as I'm now prevented from returning to Canada to campaign in my riding.
01:02:44.200And if Canadians don't wake up now en masse, things will undoubtedly get worse.
01:02:49.160I'm incredibly disappointed that I won't be able to return to Vancouver to run a campaign and meet with residents in my riding and have those conversations that need to be had.
01:03:00.080That said, I am still running and need your support more now than ever.
01:03:09.780Here's Donald Trump and Niab Bukele, who is the president of El Salvador, talking about the border situation down there in the United States and Mexico.
01:03:18.020And the military now, Marines, the Army, Air Force, Coast Guard, every slot is, I mean, we have the best numbers we've ever had.
01:12:53.880This is all about, this story that we're following, this documentary we're following is a look at history that fills in holes from the other side of things.
01:13:06.760What we've learned about World War II and what's happened in Europe since World War II.
01:13:12.380It's all been very one-sided, don't you think?
01:13:14.200Everything we learned in school, you know, the H-man there and what he was, an evil monster.
01:13:21.760he burns in hell, the devil sticks pineapples up his ass on the hour, every hour, backwards.
01:14:01.080There's a lot of people out there who believe that Hitler didn't die in that bunker in Germany,
01:14:07.320that he lived 20 years longer in Argentina.
01:14:10.620So here's Clayton from Redacted telling us a little bit more about that, just to warm up.
01:14:14.640Most people know this story and who have studied the subject know that Adolf Hitler didn't kill himself
01:14:19.300in a bunker in Berlin as the Red Army closed in.
01:14:22.360I think that's, we all know that was a fabricated story,
01:14:24.940or if you watch the show, you probably understand that.
01:14:26.920Hitler actually fled Germany weeks before that
01:14:29.760using a group of underground tunnels that led to an airstrip,
01:14:33.640and that airstrip was flown, he was flown from Berlin out.
01:14:36.660It took submarines, there were multiple submarines that were used,
01:14:39.200U-boats that were then sent to Argentina.
01:14:41.620In other words, Hitler lived for nearly two decades more in Argentina
01:14:45.120along with vast numbers of the Third Reich.
01:14:47.080Well, now Argentinian President Javier Millier has just ordered the release of all remaining documents on all of those Nazis who fled Germany and moved to Argentina after World War II.
01:14:59.220Basically, it was almost like a second base of operations in Argentina.
01:15:03.500If you're not familiar with that, like basically the Third Reich operated out of Argentina and Germany.
01:15:07.900And many of them, including Adolf Hitler, lived in Argentina well after 1945.
01:15:13.340Most people know that Hitler lived out his days in Bariloche, Argentina, until he died there in the mid-1960s.
01:15:19.820Yes, you can read the CIA documents about this.
01:15:22.800The FBI documents also about sightings of Hitler in this area.
01:15:26.280They knew about it. Of course they knew about it.
01:15:27.620It was largely facilitated, I think it's safe to say, by the United States and its allies.
01:15:35.380Also, if you look into this, the skull that is held in Russia that was supposedly the remains of Adolf Hitler with a bullet wound in it is female.
01:15:42.200Yeah. So when you look for proof that Hitler did, in fact, kill himself in the bunker, you are going to find a lot of dead ends.
01:15:47.980Yeah. And all you need to read, you can read a great book on this called The Grey Wolf.
01:15:51.060It's a great book. There's many books written about this now.
01:15:53.500But yeah, the skull, the fragments, they ran the DNA tests on it and the Soviets allowed them to do this testing.
01:16:00.060And even Stalin openly talked about that Hitler lived, that he was he was not there.
01:16:32.300But, uh, and it was on record like this particular episode or this particular issue of mad magazine came with a record.
01:16:39.580So I played it and it was Archie Bunker, geez, he did what's, and he runs into Adolf Hitler, who'd been alive and well and living in Argentina.