00:11:34.640conservative oh there's pierre there's pierre poly up there now in the last election the
00:11:41.860conservatives won by i think it was 83 percent not 83 percent they didn't win by that they got
00:11:49.82083 percent of the vote over all the other candidates there weren't 215 on the ballot
00:11:56.220during the federal election not in that writing but they won with 83 percent of the vote something
00:12:02.240like that. So if Polly have wins with anything less than 70%, you know, the liberals in the NDP
00:12:07.840are going to call it a loss. They're going to call it a loss. So how do I use this adapted ballot
00:12:15.880anyway? Well, simply write the name of your candidate in and everybody, like I said, all
00:12:21.080the voters were provided with a very, uh, huge print list of all of the candidates. So it could
00:12:28.240be this thick. So where is my candidate? I don't know where my candidate is. So you put the
00:12:35.400candidate's name and the political affiliation on the ballot. Never seen anything like this in all
00:12:41.020the years I've been voting. Usually it's an X marks the spot and then you move on. You fold it
00:12:46.760up, you put it in the thing and then you move on. But no, you got to write the name of the candidate
00:12:50.680in on the ballot this time, along with their political party, their political affiliation.
00:12:55.980And by the way, the commissioner of Elections Canada said today that they're going to start the counting process because there's already like 14,000 mail-in ballots that were cast before today.
00:13:08.840They're going to start the counting process before the polls close tonight.
00:13:13.600So it's quite possible we could have a winner declared before the show even goes off the air tonight.
00:13:18.640Now, the next thing, Doug Ford, according to left-wing corporate CTV, said today that Pierre Polyev should put partisan stripes aside and work with Mark Carney amid the Trump threat.
00:13:31.300Still going with that Trump threat thing.
00:13:34.240Here is Mark Carney talking to reporters earlier this morning.
00:13:38.560Great talks are going. How are they going?
00:14:27.100Do you have anything to say to Air Canada union workers?
00:14:31.120Oh, by the way, before we get into the Air Canada union workers,
00:14:34.600he calls this the coalition of the willing, which goes back to George W. Bush.
00:14:41.240Recall the Iraq war, the coalition of the willing.
00:14:45.800Just say, I'll say the following. We recognize very much the critical role that flight attendants play in keeping Canadians and their families safe as they travel, comfortable as they travel.
00:15:00.220And it's important that they're compensated equitably at all times, fairly at all times.
00:15:06.540That's the reason why there have been negotiations over the course of the last eight months.
00:15:11.200It is disappointing that those negotiations did not come to an agreement,
00:15:16.760and it was the judgment of both the union and the company that they were at an impasse.
00:15:21.600That's not my judgment, it's their judgment.
00:15:23.860And so we were in a situation, we are in a situation where literally hundreds of thousands of Canadians
00:15:29.440and visitors to our country are being disrupted by this action.
00:15:33.060I urge both parties to resolve this as quickly as possible,
00:15:37.760and the minister will have more to say.
00:15:40.300Minister Hajdu will have more to say there.
00:17:14.280So do you think that Mark Carney is being two elbows down in response to that?
00:17:18.220Not at all. He's doing an incredible job.
00:17:20.240He's working collaboratively with 12 other premiers and myself and working as Team Canada.
00:17:26.740and he's uh he's doing a a very very good job in my opinion uh put in his position dealing with
00:17:35.020donald trump let's stop worrying about donald trump we'll start focusing on ontario on canada
00:17:40.220and all the other uh provinces premier today is pierre polyegg's by election if he gets elected
00:17:46.440i'm wondering what's what's your advice to him going into the fall sitting of the parliament
00:17:50.420work with the prime minister as a team team candidate you know
00:17:55.620would you have plans to meet with talia uh to push that message wait a minute wait a minute
00:18:00.380what part of his majesty's loyal opposition does this guy not get now i understand is the
00:18:09.600opposition it's your job to scrutinize everything the government does you don't have to oppose
00:18:13.760everything but you do have to scrutinize everything and if there's something that
00:18:18.500doesn't make sense, which happens quite often with these liberals, then you have to call them
00:18:23.140out on it. And if the strategy is not working, and it hasn't so far, no deal, then you have to
00:18:30.260call them out on that too. But instead, this walrus, you know what, I was trying so hard to
00:18:38.260not call a name. This guy says, work with the prime minister. And it sounds like work with him
00:18:45.100no matter what. Team Canada, unified. And he's saying all 12 premiers, there's 13 of them,
00:18:50.680they're all unified in this. No, they're not. They've all got very different ideas.
00:18:57.580Well, not all of them, but some of them, many of them have got very different ideas about what
00:19:02.040should be done. Notably, Danielle Smith, who's been down there negotiating with Trump on Alberta's
00:19:08.720behalf without mark carney or any federal representation around at all so let's finish
00:19:15.340off what this goof had to say to make sure that he is working with the prime minister
00:19:21.680all i want to do is move forward collectively as a government i don't care about political stripes
00:19:28.080the person i'm working with right now is the prime minister of the day and uh as far as i'm
00:19:34.420concerned he's doing a really really good job considering the position he's been put in i
00:19:40.780challenge anyone try to deal with donald trump myself included uh he's a different type of cat
00:19:47.540but we're united we know what we need to do
00:19:50.940you just said that donald trump is incredibly unpredictable
00:19:58.700and based upon those words how can you know what you need to do
00:20:03.180if he's going to throw you a curveball in the dirt when it should be a fastball down the middle
00:20:08.520are you prepared for that we know what we need to do i don't think you do0.96
00:20:14.200shut up that's step one shut up you don't have to be a fragile ego0.76
00:20:25.680tyrant to take offense to words like that i mean it seems like that's all he could talk about trump1.00
00:20:31.920trump trump trump trump unpredictable wild-eyed crazy nuts he doesn't know what he's doing from0.95
00:20:38.680one day to the next dude that's not helping0.96
00:20:44.180that's not helping all right let's get oh i knew i forgot something sean foight is coming back to
00:20:56.040Canada for the second half of his tour and he's got a new Winnipeg well it's not really a Winnipeg
00:21:02.400location but remember all these cities across the country have pulled his permits because they think
00:21:07.160he's dangerous they think a man going across the country singing praise Jesus is dangerous and so
00:21:14.480the city of Winnipeg pulled his permit and now he's going to be playing just south of a city
00:21:20.220called Steinbeck. This is about, I'm going to say 45 minutes to an hour southeast of the city of
00:21:26.720Winnipeg. And this is going to be on Wednesday evening from six till eight. So I may head down
00:21:31.100there myself and broadcast this thing live. And if that's the case, there won't be a regular show
00:21:35.980that night. It'll be on from six until eight o'clock. So 38109 Evergreen Road in Freidensfeld,
00:21:46.460Manitoba. So if you're in the neighborhood, if you're in the city, if you're in the area,
00:21:52.300if you're within an hour and a half, two hours, that's the place you want to be for a little bit
00:21:58.120of Revive in 25 with Sean Foyt on Wednesday night in Manitoba. There it is right there.
00:22:05.28038109 Evergreen Road, Freidensfeld, Manitoba from six until eight o'clock. That's our buddy Mel's
00:22:12.500place and he's hosted events like this before so it's not going to be just some haphazard thing
00:22:17.540it will be laid out pretty well parking and toilets and all of that stuff so and and you
00:22:24.200know in case all the toilets are occupied there's going to be plenty of room to go in the woods
00:22:30.920the largest gender neutral bathroom on the planet so we may see you guys on wednesday night okay so
00:22:39.900Here we go with the Air Canada flight attendants from left-wing corporate global news.
00:22:45.700The federal government intervening to resolve this labor dispute between Air Canada and the union representing the carrier's 10,000, 10,000 flight attendants on the first day of their strike.
00:23:09.900Here is Mario for the North with his thoughts on it.
00:23:13.960The Liberal Minister of Jobs just ordered the flight attendants to get back to work and for Air Canada to resume operations.
00:23:21.420Now, this is good news for potential Canadians who would have been stranded overseas,
00:23:24.900but extremely bad news for the flight attendants who are simply looking to get paid for the work that they do before the airplane takes off.
00:23:32.740Now, here's the reality of the situation.
00:23:34.460the liberals ordering them to go back to work weakens their negotiation position period there's
00:23:41.600no question about this one of the strongest tools that unions and people have is to strike
00:23:47.540the liberal party just kneecapped them and told them to go back to work did you know that nearly
00:23:53.460100 of the 10 000 flight attendants voted for the strike to be exact it was 99.7
00:24:02.14099.7% of all flight attendants thought this was necessary in order for them to get compensated
00:24:09.520fairly. Did you also know that a junior full-time flight attendant earns $1,952 per month as a
00:24:21.880full-time employee before taxes? As a full-time staff member, that nets out to roughly $12 per
00:24:29.580hour so when the liberal minister of jobs patty orders everyone to get back to work it's a win
00:24:37.380for corporate interests period especially when flight attendants are simply asking for the most
00:24:43.480basic right to get paid for the work that they do yeah yeah yeah okay so mario is is on the side of
00:24:52.320the nurses not nurses the flight attendants and i say yeah great whatever take a side i don't care
00:24:56.480To me, this whole thing is not about what you're getting paid or what your working conditions are or whatever, because that's I don't have a horse in that race.
00:25:05.960To me, this is about the union standing up to the government and once again, overreaching.
00:25:28.520The meantime, Air Canada has announced they will suspend all flights through tomorrow afternoon after flight attendants still defy a federal back to work order.
00:25:37.900The airline CEO told CTV News earlier today he hoped Air Canada would resume services tomorrow.
00:25:45.580CUPE has not called off its strike, a move that Air Canada says.
00:25:49.720Well, that's illegal because the government said you have to get back to work.
00:25:52.720So it's so now they're going to try and paint it like these are a bunch of wildcatters.
00:25:55.820these are a bunch of people they're hooligans they're like the convoy freedom protesters who
00:26:02.040that's what they're going to try to do but they better walk carefully man they had better walk
00:26:09.460very carefully on this because the the president of cupid the one that's handling this particular
00:26:17.160situation says if it means folks like me going to jail then so be it because these rights have
00:26:23.520to mean something, the right to strike. The company has asked travelers not to go to the
00:26:29.740airport unless they have a ticket with another airline. So they're saying, no, we're not
00:26:36.340listening to you. What is the government going to do? Are they going to walk out of the picket
00:26:42.520lines with 500 police officers and arrest them all? Are they going to go after the leadership
00:26:49.320or are they going to back down and do nothing maybe they'll freeze their bank accounts that's
00:26:54.600a very very good point royce thank you for that yeah let's freeze a few bank accounts and see what
00:27:02.320happens now this is interesting because if they try something if they try the tactics that they
00:27:12.060employed with the freedom convoy it's going to be a different result this time why because they're
00:27:17.460dealing with a union, one of the biggest, baddest unions out there. It's CUPE. And they are supported
00:27:23.580by all of the other unions and all of the other locals of CUPE. You see, it was easy to go for
00:27:32.040the Freedom Convoy protesters because they're all atomized out there, spread out, not connected in
00:27:39.220any real way. I mean, maybe emotionally, but other than that, no organization, even though the
00:27:46.600government wanted everybody to believe that they were a subversive group that had been together
00:27:51.260for years and years and years. This far right wing knuckle dragging group that were all a bunch of
00:27:57.200Nazis, fascists. That wasn't the case at all. And so it was far more difficult for the Freedom0.93
00:28:04.080Convoy protesters to fight off the government than it will be for members of CUPE. Remember,
00:28:09.920they are supported. And this is why it's very important. This is what Daniel Tyree of the
00:28:14.940dominionsociety.ca said the other night. It's our intention to bring freedom-minded,
00:28:21.600logical Canadians, common sense Canadians together under one umbrella so that we can stand up against
00:28:28.420this tyranny. We have to. And more importantly, if we want to fight back against this stuff,
00:28:34.500we're going to have to pick a lane. And I know it sounds difficult. What lane do we pick? There's
00:28:41.380so many different lanes to choose from but we're going to have to pick one thing and we're going
00:28:46.320to have to fight for that excuse me and if that means abandoning everything else or at least
00:28:52.440paying far less attention to everything else then that's what we're going to have to do and we have
00:28:56.740to get together and decide what that lane is and once we win that then we can move forward because
00:29:03.220you can bet this this flight attendant strike is not going to last all that long the government's
00:29:08.840going to back down because they understand it's it's politically political suicide for them to
00:29:14.060continue on this but can these union members be penalized ctv asked today and here's what we got
00:29:22.760the canadian industrial relations board ordered union leaders today to direct their members back
00:29:28.880to work to end this unlawful strike of more than 10 000 flight attendants 10 000 of them
00:29:33.980good luck with that the flight attendants walked off the job saturday after failing to reach a
00:29:41.920new contract agreement over unpaid work and what it called poverty wages
00:29:45.360sandeep gokhail employment and labor lawyer and partner at charard coos llp told ctv
00:29:53.540today the decision to declare the strike illegal was not surprising since the directive by federal
00:29:58.920jobs minister patty haidu saturday was clear haidu asked the cirb to impose binding arbitration and
00:30:05.160order an end to the job action through section 107 of the labor code and keep in mind that the
00:30:12.220government has done this quite a bit lately and is getting kind of old because you take away that
00:30:18.800right to strike you can bet those blue collars are going to have something to say about it
00:30:24.040considering that labor day is coming up wouldn't that be hilarious if this strike and then three
00:30:29.480or four other strikes major strikes started through the labor day weekend so cupid is
00:30:35.800challenging the cr cirb order and federal court flight attendants are continuing the strike which
00:30:41.300the airline says has resulted in an estimated 500 000 customers flights being canceled as of today
00:30:47.420cockail says there is precedent going back to the 70s when union leaders were jailed as a result of
00:30:52.740similar conduct. I'm not sure we're going to see that here, he said, noting it may depend on the
00:30:57.800union's response as it argues the back-to-work order is unconstitutional. He said it was surprising
00:31:03.600to see the amount of defiance in these workers. We haven't seen this type of defiance in quite
00:31:07.600some time in terms of an outright refusal, despite government orders as well in legal decisions
00:31:13.400requiring employees to go back to work. Well, that's what happens when you've got a government
00:31:18.080that just thinks they can do whatever they want.
00:31:20.280Eventually, somebody somewhere is going to call them out.
00:37:17.320Guys, I can't believe I'm even having to get on here and say this,
00:37:20.760but I've already been misindigenated three times today.
00:37:24.460I decided to go see the local shaman because I wanted to talk to some of my ancestors.
00:37:30.120And when I got there, he kind of just looks at me and he's like, who are you? I've never seen you before. And I explained to him that I was assigned white American in the name Josh at birth, but I identify as trans-Indigenous and I go by Joaquin Tomahawk now.
00:37:47.940And he was like, wait, so you're not a real Native American?
00:37:59.220And it's like, how do these people not know that trans-Indigenous Native Americans are
00:38:06.320Indigenous Native Americans, and this land is just as much our land as it is theirs?
00:38:12.680Like, I shouldn't even have to explain this to these transphobes.
00:38:17.940It's like, I honestly feel like Native American identified white men are some of the most underrepresented and underappreciated people in this country.
00:38:31.200So I never got to talk to my relatives.
00:38:34.480I just left because I was so upset.1.00
00:38:47.940do you guys know who dr kathleen ruddy is and we'll get to that in just a second i know that
00:38:57.960dr mackis has been uh he's been pretty prolific lately let's just say that on his sub stack
00:39:08.780and now he suggests that the western standard has joined danielle smith's war on alberta
00:39:18.520cancer patients with a fraudulent hit piece he's calling them a big pharma asset the western
00:39:24.500standard this is very interesting so this is the story from the western standard that dr
00:39:32.880puts down. And I want to say at this stage of the game here that I cannot verify what either one of
00:39:40.120these parties is saying as true. What I can say is that they both have very strong opinions
00:39:47.680and all of this needs to be litigated. In my opinion, this all needs to be litigated fairly.
00:39:57.220But we know that certain elements have, let's just say, usurped the fairness and good judgment of Canada's institutions, like the College of Physicians and Surgeons in every province.
00:40:11.860and the one in alberta is asking the court of king's bench to issue an injunction presenting
00:40:17.660sorry preventing villam mackis william from providing health services or using medical
00:40:24.020titles in the province alleging he's continued to practice without a license for more than six years
00:40:29.280now he did say on x a couple of days ago that he can no longer treat patients in alberta
00:40:35.420he was terribly sorry in having to say that but he can know and he's not treating patients
00:40:44.280directly that's something else that we really need to stipulate here he has been advising
00:40:51.940dr mackis whose license was canceled over regulatory non-compliance has publicly denied
00:41:00.060wrongdoing and has repeatedly accused cpsa ahs and danielle smith's government of targeting him
00:41:05.960and terminally ill cancer patients in a recent post on x he claimed the premier's government
00:41:10.900was rushing to criminalize ivermectin framing the legal action as an attack on stage four
00:41:16.640cancer patients now we have heard some of the wonders that ivermectin can apparently do for
00:41:25.120this condition. Again, it still needs to go through a lot of testing.
00:41:35.920But let's continue with this article from Western Standard. Mac has said to all remaining
00:41:39.920Danielle Smith supporters, attacking my terminally ill stage four cancer patients is evil. And doing
00:41:45.720so makes you the worst and most evil individuals in Canada. Far worse than the elbows up liberals0.98
00:44:02.260and they corrupted that province badly,
00:44:04.880even worse than it already was with the previous PC governments.
00:44:12.420That claim was dismissed in April of 2023. Despite his unlicensed status, CPSA alleges MACUS has continued to advertise and provide medical services, prompting a cease and desist letter in February of this year.
00:44:25.800The regulator says he ignored the order, continued his activities with inquiries about his services coming from both health professionals and patients.
00:44:33.580In an official statement, the CPSA said,
00:44:36.280Using the title of doctor, or MD, in relation to providing medical care without an active license means there are no regulatory safeguards to ensure patients are receiving safe care.
00:44:59.840it's dangerous and can lead to misdiagnoses incorrect treatments and serious physical
00:45:06.920and or financial harm to patients if a patient is harmed by someone not licensed to practice
00:45:12.300medicine there is no regulatory accountability for the unlicensed person who caused the harm
00:45:16.880mac has countered saying this dispute was not about public safety but about silencing
00:45:23.080independent voices punishing dissent and stretching cpsa's authority far beyond the law
00:45:28.560He went on to allege the CPSA is acting beyond its authority, citing old closed complaints while refusing to identify accusers or show any evidence of harm.
00:45:38.840Mackis believes the CPSA's case rests on unsubstantiated claims that offering consultations or running a clinic amounts to practicing medicine without a license.
00:45:48.300The Alberta government confirmed Thursday it's not introducing legislation to criminalize the use of ivermectin, dismissing Mackis' claims.
00:45:56.780Alberta's government and the premier are not introducing legislation that would criminalize
00:46:01.180the use of ivermectin. A spokesperson for the Ministry of Primary and Preventative Health
00:46:05.280Services told the Western Standard, our understanding from the CPSA is that William
00:46:10.180Mackis has not held a license to practice medicine since 2019 due to non-payment and that he has not
00:46:16.020attempted to renew his license. Dr. Mackis' take on this, the Western Standard never contacted me
00:46:23.260for comment western standard has joined the war on alberta cancer patients and gave a one-sided
00:46:28.800story from the college of position physicians and surgeons and its top pedophile leader scott
00:46:34.400mcleod who attacked ivermectin for covet 19 in 2021 fired all unvaccinated cpsa employees and
00:46:41.360reinstated medical licenses of two child you can see it there can't you r-a-p-i-s-t-s who were0.92
00:46:52.080distributing child porn in Alberta, Fred Janky, Ghassan Al-Nymi, and protected other child sex0.91
00:46:57.900abusers, Albert de Villers. You don't hate these people enough. So what about it? Does0.99
00:47:06.460ivermectin work? It's still far too early to say. There are clinical trials going on. Ivermectin
00:47:14.980in relation to how cancer responds to it.
01:03:30.880He was CC'd on those emails and he allowed it to happen and then lied to Congress about it.
01:03:37.800Fauci confirmed today that his quote-unquote guidance on ensuring that we all have six feet of social distancing between us wasn't actually backed up by any science.
01:03:48.400They just picked this random number out of there.
01:03:50.480I know if you were like me, when you're standing in the airport waiting to board a plane, they're saying six feet apart and then you're crammed together on that plane.
01:03:59.380And we can't forget Dr. Fauci's guidance was used in very serious ways to undermine our freedoms.
01:04:04.840He stopped us from freely worshiping in church or even outdoor services and drive-thru services while still allowing drive-thru fast food restaurants to remain open, while still allowing bars, strip clubs, and liquor stores to remain open.
01:04:24.380Fauci's so-called guidance led to the censorship of our free speech.
01:04:29.220it led to doctors who knew that what he was doing was wrong. If they dared to speak up to challenge
01:04:37.240his guidance, they were threatened with their medical license and therefore their livelihood
01:04:41.520being taken away. This violation of our fundamental rights and free speech will have long lasting
01:04:49.020effects. Their demonization of people who questioned or challenged Dr. Fauci and his team's
01:04:54.560guidance will have long lasting effects. We've seen it in self-censorship, people afraid to speak
01:05:00.980up for what they know is true and right. Now coming out of all of this, the takeaway from Dr.
01:05:07.160Fauci and the Democrat elite is they can lie to the American people. They can take away our freedoms
01:05:11.840in their pursuit of power because as long as their friends are in power, they can rest easy knowing
01:05:19.140that they're going to get away with it.
01:06:39.160That specific link. Correct. Between the gain of function research and what we saw with COVID-19.
01:06:45.280I mean, that would be extraordinary because just so the audience knows, if that's true, if it was Peter Daszak's research with the Wuhan so-called bat lady that caused this pandemic, then we did fund it.0.78
01:06:55.040Then Anthony Fauci helped fund the pandemic.
01:06:57.800The thing that he denied over and over and over to Senator Rand Paul's questioning.
01:07:04.760An under oath, exactly. So is it any wonder that he sought a preemptive pardon for anything during a certain period of time by President Biden before he left office?
01:07:17.380And then strong-armed and smeared people like Dr. J. Bhattacharya, anybody who came out and said, I don't know if that's natural. This actually smacks of lab.
01:07:28.300And the reason why this is so important is not just what happened in the past.
01:07:33.300It's because this gain-of-function research is happening in biolabs around the world.
01:07:39.120We have to end this gain-of-function research and provide the evidence that shows exactly why and how it's in our best interest, the American people's best interest, to bring about an end to it.0.99
01:07:49.500all of this information is coming out and it looks like fauci is i'm not going to say he's
01:07:59.400going to pay i can't say that yet but he's definitely going to be questioned
01:08:06.940and investigated and maybe even arrested
01:08:12.880who knows but there's a big can of worms that's open down there in the united states and all of
01:08:22.140this new information has come out that was a conspiracy theory just a couple of years ago
01:08:27.340so let me ask you this why is it that your normie friends my normie friends they can't see this
01:08:33.040they're still for some reason going along with that old narrative which has changed i don't know
01:08:41.140a dozen times in the last few years well you know the masks weren't meant to protect you they were
01:08:47.960to to protect other people the same with the vaccine oh by the way
01:08:52.820it's not 95 effective anymore now it's only 50 but it's better than nothing and by the way it
01:09:01.540was never meant to keep you from getting covid it was meant to stop you from going to the hospital
01:09:09.200what no it wasn't that's not what they were saying before oh yes it was and then
01:09:16.060scrubbing all that information off the internet i remember for myself when i when i saw things
01:09:23.420on the internet this was in the very very beginning of all this i would see that and go oh
01:09:28.940well that's crazy i wouldn't think to take a screenshot because i never would have ever
01:09:34.880thought that there would be censorship and then two days later when you need that information
01:09:40.300you go back to look for it and it's no longer there you're on the same page you were on but
01:09:44.980that information is gone you can't find it anywhere what well it's for your safety
01:09:53.900isn't that interesting let's not also forget about all the ridiculousness that's going on
01:10:03.860the world that people would start putting two and two together right like it's all one big crazy0.93
01:10:11.460narrative being controlled from behind the scenes by a bunch of crazy billionaires look at what
01:10:19.660they're doing in the uk cover police officers taking to the streets in surrey as part of a
01:10:25.580new operation trying to stop people catcalling and harassing female runners. We get hulked at,
01:10:33.240they're staring, they're hanging out of the window just to look at us and it just,
01:10:36.840it's so, so, so prevalent. And police teams are ready to intervene the moment the officers are
01:10:43.400beeped at, followed or shouted at, pulling people over. Those kind of behaviours may not be criminal
01:10:51.720offenses in themselves, but they still need to be addressed. And of course, the people that are
01:10:56.280likely to commit those kind of behaviors, you know, they may then go on to commit more serious
01:11:01.740offenses. It's enough to make you wonder what would happen if some police officers are assigned
01:11:06.220to this detail and they got no catcalls whatsoever. Would they be giving interviews about how happy
01:11:11.260they are about the fact that no one in the entire city during their eight hour shift bothered to
01:11:15.360compliment them? Is that the conversation that would take place back at the station? It seems
01:11:18.760doubtful, but we can't say. We're supposed to pretend that those women didn't want to be
01:11:22.040catcalled. We're supposed to pretend that they wouldn't have been horrifically embarrassed and
01:11:25.680offended if they weren't catcalled at all. We're supposed to pretend that. In any event, in the
01:11:29.080video, they admit that catcalling isn't even criminal, which raises the obvious question of
01:11:33.140why the police are doing this. They explain that in truth, they're just trying to wag their finger
01:11:37.120at people who catcall because catcalling is like a gateway drug to more criminal activity.
01:11:41.600Apparently, one minute you're telling a woman she looks pretty, the next minute you're robbing a
01:11:45.280bank and shooting the bank teller i mean it happens all the time it happens all the time
01:15:31.080demanding that the federal government disclose exactly
01:15:33.540what ingredients are being sprayed over your region,
01:15:36.460along with how often, in what quantity,
01:15:39.380and with what health testing is in place.
01:15:43.060And I hope this time my fellow counselors
01:15:45.020We'll have the courage to second the motion so that at the very least we can have a debate because that's how democracy is supposed to work.
01:15:54.080And that's what every Canadian deserves.