00:13:40.120It's government overreach, plain and simple.
00:13:42.280Governments are elected to provide core services.
00:13:45.200They're expected to ensure hospitals function, streets are safe, taxes reasonable, public money is spent reasonably.
00:13:50.920They're not elected to control how people think, speak, or believe.
00:13:55.440And yet here we are. This government seems to believe its mandate includes the power to enforce ideological conformity through legal means. Bill 43 is being sold as a necessary step toward inclusion and equality. I think maybe he uses the word equality mistakenly there. Probably equity is what they're after. D-E-I, right?
00:14:19.760does anyone honestly think legislating language leads to mutual respect passing laws that force
00:14:27.880people to use certain words or face consequences doesn't foster understanding it creates resentment
00:14:33.840it divides people even further we've seen this play out in other places in the uk for example
00:14:38.980similar efforts to legislate pronoun use have sparked public backlash and increased polarization
00:14:44.560In a 2022 YouGov survey, they found that 59% of British adults oppose requiring people to use someone's preferred pronouns by law.
00:14:53.760Only 59? That's what I find shocking about that poll.
00:14:59.160People don't want government intrusion into their personal conversations, whether at work, school, or anywhere else.
00:15:05.580Here in Canada, we're seeing provinces like New Brunswick, Saskatchewan, and Alberta take a different approach.
00:15:11.580They've implemented rules requiring parental consent before teachers and staff can address
00:15:15.720students under 16 by a different name or pronoun. Those governments recognize that parents, not
00:15:21.040bureaucrats or politicians, should be the ones guiding their children through complex issues
00:15:26.120about identity. Whether you agree with their approach or not, at least they're involving
00:15:30.740parents in the conversation. The Manitoba NDP government is going in the opposite direction.
00:15:36.680they're telling everyone, parents, teachers, employers, citizens, that their beliefs and
00:15:40.800choices don't matter. What matters is compliance with government-approved language. This is not
00:15:45.760the path to inclusion. It's the path to division. The truth is Manitoba already has human rights
00:15:52.940protections in place. Gender identity and sexual orientation are already recognized under existing
00:15:58.860laws. If someone is being harassed or denied services based on who they are, they have legal
00:16:03.700recourse. That's how it should be. Well, Bill 43 goes further. It's not about protecting people
00:16:11.140from discrimination. It's about compelling speech, forcing everyone to participate in an ideology
00:16:17.140they may not share under threat of legal sanction. Forcing compliance doesn't change hearts or minds.
00:16:22.700It breeds silence, fear, resentment. Underground groups start to form.
00:16:27.980maybe that's what they want people may comply on the surface but underneath trust erodes you can't
00:16:37.040legislate respect respect is earned it comes through honest dialogue and mutual understanding
00:16:43.100not coercion at its core this debate isn't about pronouns it's about freedom the freedom to speak
00:16:50.680according to your conscience the freedom to hold personal beliefs without being punished by the
00:16:55.800government. These are the freedoms that make a democratic society work. Once we start sacrificing
00:17:01.660those freedoms in the name of inclusion, we lose something much more valuable. It looks like
00:17:06.640the corporate media, at least in Winnipeg, at least this particular newspaper, is starting to catch on,
00:17:12.660doesn't it? While the government is busy regulating pronouns, Manitobans are waiting for surgeries.
00:17:19.820Emergency rooms are closing. Crime is rising. Taxes are going up. Roads are falling apart.
00:19:13.120hockey and trying to navigate an uncertain world this isn't fear-mongering it's common sense
00:19:20.340once the government claims the right to control speech they rarely stop there it's not a
00:19:27.320hypothetical argument it's happening right now people have lost jobs and been dragged before
00:19:32.420human rights tribunals for failing to use certain pronouns this is gender sorry this is uh what's
00:19:38.420his name, Jordan Peterson's thing. This is what made him famous. Compelled speech. But then there's
00:19:46.240the case of Josh Alexander in Ontario, suspended for expressing views on gender and pronouns that
00:19:51.540conflicted with his school's policy. Whether you agree with him or not is not the point. The fact
00:19:56.900that he faced disciplinary action for expressing his beliefs should concern everyone. Bill 43 opens
00:20:04.660the door to similar situations in Manitoba. Teachers, employers, and even everyday citizens
00:20:09.560could face legal complaints for what they say or don't say. While the government frames this as
00:20:15.120progress, it's really about power. Wob Canoe should focus on delivering core services, not
00:20:20.660enforcing speech codes. We need elected officials who respect our freedoms, not those who chip away
00:20:26.720at them under the guise of inclusion when you elect the NDP this is what you get so that's
00:20:35.920what's going on in Manitoba right now meanwhile in BC there's all kinds of horrible atrocious
00:20:40.940things going on and I urge you again to go back and watch last night's show with BC strong Marcella
00:20:47.200and um James and the Dr. Stephen Malthouse and Charles Hoff it was a fantastic conversation
00:20:54.280Okay, let's go to the debate from last night. We did catch this live last night, but it wasn't presented in this way. So here's three minutes of Jagmeet Singh interrupting.
00:21:05.200I have no regulation. I have no control over any energy development.
00:21:10.480Mr. Singh, let's just let him finish his sentence.
00:34:00.360that liberal candidates have been talking about
00:34:02.340bringing the carbon tax back they need to get that out there as much as they possibly can they
00:34:07.080need to bust this ukraine narrative somehow so polyev did have that chance to do that last night
00:34:12.880but he chose not to either because he believes it or he's seen polls that say the vast majority of
00:34:19.380canadians believe that we should be helping ukraine and so he goes along with that to not
00:34:24.080go along with it would be political suicide so he's forced into that corner and you know the
00:34:31.940same thing with climate change. People actually believe that nonsense. And that's something that
00:34:37.680we need to work on as well in terms of changing the narrative in this country. Abortion is the0.94
00:34:42.360other thing. And this is what liberals will say is the thing. They always resort to abortion
00:34:48.320against conservatives when they have nothing else. But we need to change. We need to change
00:34:55.620the narrative on that in this country babies are dying this is the last thing i'm going to play for
00:35:03.200you guys tonight before we wrap it up i told you it wasn't going to be as long as normal
00:35:07.720but watch this this was posted by patriot barbie on instagram a couple of days ago
00:35:12.980to bernard n nathanson formerly the director of the largest abortion clinic in the western world
00:35:20.480And I am the last surviving founding member of NARAL, a pro-abortion organization which brought legal abortion to the entire United States.
00:35:35.340I am personally responsible for over 75,000 abortions.
00:35:41.580We founded NARAL in the late 1960s with our purpose to export our pro-abortion mentality everywhere.
00:35:53.560To achieve that end, we adopted the strategy to deny what we knew to be true, that abortion kills an existing living human being.
00:36:04.280we denied that fact in an effort to mislead the american public and the courts of this land
00:36:12.760this was the greatest mistake of my life and legal abortion was the greatest mistake
00:36:19.920this nation has ever conceived man this story has a happy ending you guys i'm not sure if you know
00:36:26.200it but um this is the same doctor that narrated the silent scream which is a pro-life uh movie
00:36:32.420that came out 80s 90s um he actually when the technology for ultrasound came out he started
00:36:41.680to be able to see his abortions performed in real time on an ultrasound and it changed his
00:36:48.480perspective he realized he was killing live babies he went on to be a pro-life activist
00:36:55.680met a catholic priest started studying the bible and on december 8th 1996 he gave his life to the
00:37:01.460lord repented of his crimes against humanity repented of murdering babies and went on to
00:37:07.860become one of the biggest pro-life advocates it's good to know that he was given the opportunity to0.66
00:37:13.980be revealed by god the sins the sin that abortion is that it's murdering a child0.63
00:37:19.720and i pray this for the rest of humanity um we can't seem to wake up women can't seem to wake0.61
00:37:26.460up the left or the democrats but could we wake up the doctors to see what they're doing repent
00:37:31.320and turn away and if we had no doctors performing abortions well wouldn't be abortion that's my
00:37:36.800prayer today patriot barbie's got a good story too so i want you to enjoy the rest of your easter
00:37:46.200weekend this is good friday obviously we all know what good friday is easter sunday is all about
00:37:54.380he is risen and of course little kids looking for chocolate easter eggs under couch cushions
00:38:01.640and then maybe a great big ham dinner that night you guys have the rest of a great weekend
00:38:08.140and i will talk about one more thing before i leave you here uh the winner last night of the
00:38:14.380shadow at night uh coffee mug the 20 ounce coffee mug there it is right there boots love it and then
00:38:21.440There's truth matters on this side here.0.50