00:18:50.220The point of this is to ask questions and to get answers.
00:18:53.740Mr. Brock, you have a minute and a half left.
00:18:55.580Good try. Nice try, Ms. Shanahan, because witnesses, you don't understand, this particular member went on great length to highlight a certain allegiance that one of previous witnesses had to the Conservative Party of Canada.
00:19:09.320this is my time point of order point of order chair i said nothing uh do not cut cut you off
00:19:19.260certainly when you were test uh questioning a witness about donations and membership as foster
00:19:25.500there is certainly nothing wrong with being involved i appreciate you answering the question
00:19:28.780i would ask our members to hold off in just under a minute and a half you will be able to ask these
00:19:33.260witnesses all the questions you like yeah so that's gonna happen starting on january 7th the
00:19:40.780liberals all of the liberals on this committee are backbenchers we know that over half of the
00:19:47.760liberal caucus in this 153 members want trudeau gone are they going to filibuster are they going
00:19:57.100to interrupt are they going to bring up points of order point of order chair point are they going to
00:20:01.700keep doing that? Or are they just going to let things go so they can take this non-confidence
00:20:06.960motion in committee and move it to the House of Commons for Monday, January 27th? And what about
00:20:13.140the NDP? Well, Jagmeet Singh has said that that's it. I think a couple of days before Christmas,
00:20:19.280he said, at the earliest opportunity, we are going to vote out the liberals. They don't deserve
00:20:26.180another chance then he backtracked walked it back a little bit he was caught in the street
00:20:31.900by a couple of guys and filmed and was asked so when is this non-confidence vote gonna happen
00:20:38.720i guess the first day we have will be sometime it depends on when we get our day our opposition day
00:20:48.140so it'll be sometime between we come back to the government or when we come back to parliament
00:20:52.820January? Yeah, so January. Between January and it should be in February. The earliest it could be, depending on when we get our date. It could be between January and the latest could be March. There will be some time between that. So our date is scheduled, but sometimes they change it on us.
00:21:10.120so end of january when we come back depends on when we get our slot
00:21:18.180so we have one opposition emotion and we're basically going to use it for this
00:21:22.800wait a minute wait a minute that to me sounds like he's waiting for his opposition day
00:21:36.380and if the conservatives want a vote of non-confidence before the NDP get there the
00:21:41.720way it works is the liberal government controls the schedule in the house of comments right so
00:21:45.640they schedule the opposition days of which there are nine I think the conservatives get
00:21:52.080seven of them the NDP gets one and the bloc gets one and they can move their their business on
00:21:58.300those days. And it's likely the NDP opposition day wouldn't happen until much after the conservative
00:22:06.500opposition day. But with this situation that's unfolding right now, they wouldn't need the
00:22:12.400opposition day because the motion will already have passed committee, right? So what is Singh
00:22:19.820going to instruct his MPs who sit on this committee to do? Will they vote in favor of
00:22:25.940non-confidence with the conservatives in the block or will it they the one person they have
00:22:31.800one person on this committee so what will sing instruct his mp sitting on this committee to do
00:22:38.960because that one vote sways the entire committee remember nine members four liberals
00:22:46.120i think it's four liberals three conservatives one block one ndp the block will vote with the
00:22:56.160conservatives that's four we don't know what the liberals are going to do these are backbenchers
00:23:01.180maybe they maybe they're tired of all this nonsense that's going on with trudeau and the
00:23:05.200government right now maybe they're scared of trump coming in on january 21st with these tariffs
00:23:10.860maybe they're scared for their own riding i mean if if those people those liberal mps
00:23:17.080go back to their writings after having defended trudeau to their people again those people who
00:23:23.420have been saying get him out do you honestly think that they're going to vote for this person
00:23:29.540that this person this liberal mp who votes in favor of the government will have a chance at
00:23:35.380winning his or her riding i don't think so and the same goes for the ndp as well jagmeet singh
00:23:40.400has already said he will vote non-confidence at the earliest opportunity not on his personal
00:23:46.760opposition day so what do you think it's going to be
00:23:53.680this is a very interesting situation and in the meantime one more time here's true
00:26:00.060As the hectic year wraps up, Canadians are reflecting on the year's big news stories with anger rather than positivity.
00:26:09.200The biggest and most rage inducing news stories featured Donald Trump, including his election victory and his recent tariff threats.
00:26:17.500In an annual poll conducted by Polara titled The Rage Index.
00:26:21.70063 of canadians said that they have negative feelings towards the news of 2024 compared to
00:26:32.900only 5 of canadians who are feeling positive this is a noticeable bump from the 58 of canadians who
00:26:40.260said they were angry with the news from the year 2022 what about 2023 the overall rate maybe they
00:26:47.200meant 2023 the overall rage index shows that 55 percent of canadians indicated they're feeling
00:26:53.340rageful compared to the 50 percent of canadians who agreed with this sentiment in 2022 did they
00:26:59.040not have a rage index last year did it take the year off in 2023 the number one news story that
00:27:05.740canadians paid attention to was the presidential election that occurred south of the border in
00:27:09.920which the republicans trump beat vice president kamala harris who by the way celebrates kwanzaa
00:27:15.880which is on right now. We'll talk about that a little bit later on. Kwanzaa, what the hell is
00:27:19.740that? I actually thought it was something from the Middle East up until this morning. I didn't
00:27:24.720pay much attention to it, but it's not. It's a made-up holiday for people of color from the1.00
00:27:31.06060s. Anyway, he beat her in a landslide, winning nearly all of the swing states. Up for grabs0.74
00:27:37.900overall, 86% of Canadians paid some level of attention to the election, while 50% of Canadians
00:27:43.700moderately follow the american election 36 actively searching for news on the election
00:27:49.000only 12 of canadians heard about the election in passing who are those people
00:27:54.560too busy i'm too busy the second most followed story was trump's recent threat to impose a 25
00:28:03.280tariff on us on all canadian goods entering the united states 77 of canadians paid some
00:28:10.540level of attention to this tariff story 55 paying moderate attention to the story 22 actively
00:28:16.660searching for news on the tariffs well the total eclipse that covered parts of oh yeah that's right
00:28:22.200that was this year parts of canada and the war in ukraine were third and fourth in popularity
00:28:28.520the assassination attempt on trump was fifth and 70 percent of canadians paid attention to that
00:28:35.560story, the assassination attempt. Trump being convicted of 34 felonies also received plenty
00:28:40.400of attention. 64% of Canadians indicated they followed the story. Those convictions are falling
00:28:47.760apart now. The two stories that made Canadians the angriest involved Trump. 31% of Canadians
00:28:54.140indicating Trump's victory made them the angriest. Well, 15% of Canadians indicated that Trump's 25%
00:29:00.620tariff threat made them the angriest only eight percent of canadians said that trump winning the
00:29:05.860election was the story that made them happiest you see we still have so much work to do we've got
00:29:16.060so much work ahead of us you guys apparently because you know trump incited an insurrection
00:29:23.080right january 6th you've heard of that right apparently according to the hill here congress
00:29:30.040has the power to block trump from taking office but lawmakers must act now this is outrageous
00:29:36.160let me get rid of this one the constitution provides that an oath-breaking insurrectionist
00:29:42.740he was never charged with an insurrection so it's all bs right if he was charged charged at
00:29:52.900the very least, not convicted, not charged, just accused by media and Democrats. And that means
00:30:01.220nothing. And they think it gives them some kind of power to block. It's outrageous. This is the
00:30:08.720plain wording of Section 3 of the 14th Amendment to the Constitution. No person shall hold any0.67
00:30:15.100office, civil or military, under the United States or under any state who, having previously
00:30:20.940taken an oath to support the constitution of the united states shall have engaged in insurrection
00:30:27.240or rebellion against the same or given aid or comfort to the enemies thereof this disability
00:30:33.880can be removed by a two-thirds vote in each house which they'll never get by the way
00:30:39.460and if they did that would create a constitutional crisis in the united states because like i said
00:30:47.100before, Trump's never been charged with this crime. Disqualification is based on insurrection
00:30:52.640against the Constitution and not the government. The evidence of Donald Trump engaging in such
00:30:58.140insurrection is overwhelming. Who wrote this crap? I thought the Hill was supposed to be neutral.
00:31:04.580Let's go down here and see who is responsible for this clap trap. Did I just say clap trap?
00:31:09.900My grandpa used to say clap trap. I'm not going to read the whole thing. I'm just saying. Let's
00:31:14.940see here. Evan Davis was editor-in-chief of the Columbia Law Review, and David Schulte was editor-in-chief
00:31:21.780of the Yale Law Journal. Oh, I see. So we're talking about these Ivy League university types.
00:31:29.740I get it now. Both clerked for Justice Potter Stewart. Davis is a New York lawyer who served
00:31:34.820as president of the New York City Bar, and Schulte is a Chicago investment banker. Notice Chicago,
00:31:40.080new york two of the reddest make that bluest cities in the united states i saw viva fry trying0.91
00:31:48.140to explain the canadian parliamentary system our the way our government works to charlie kirk on
00:31:53.400charlie kirk show last week it was it was awful not viva's explanation but charlie's complete
00:32:00.440lack of interest in it even though he asked the question now let's stay with trump he's been
00:32:05.940bringing up wayne gretzky lately he brought wayne gretzky up in a tweet the other day he brought up
00:32:11.540bill gates as well we're going to get into that too wayne gretzky's wife janet jones is that her
00:32:16.880name posts online after trump urges hockey star to run for canadian pm well trump doesn't know
00:32:24.760how our system works either does he well most intrudeau camps have brushed aside trump's
00:32:29.800comments mark carney recently said the joke has gone too far carbon tax carney no sense of humor
00:32:36.000wayne gretzky may not have shown any interest in donald trump's suggestion the hall of famer
00:32:42.620attempt to become the prime minister but it appears his wife janet gretzky might feel
00:32:46.960differently oh there's a video i don't want to play these i mean could the commercial be any
00:32:54.360bigger? On Boxing Day, the actress turned entrepreneur and mother to their five children
00:32:59.920posted one of her husband's most iconic quotes over a generic hockey image on Instagram. You
00:33:05.540miss 100% of the shots you don't take. That came from Gretz's dad, actually. Janet didn't write
00:33:13.360anything else in her post, leading some to wonder about its significance. Is this a running for PM
00:33:18.420announcement wondered instagram user canadrian in response you mean like gov of canada asked
00:33:24.840another online user oh now i know where those people are now i know where those people who
00:33:29.160don't pay pay attention to the news are they're on instagram as reported by fox and multiple other
00:33:35.240media outlets janet's now expired instagram story shared and linked to trump's christmas day truth
00:33:40.560social post about the pitch to her husband in it trump said gretzky had no interest in becoming
00:33:46.260canada's head of state prime minister is not canada's head of state that would be the king
00:33:51.100everyone talked about last night our head of state believe it or not that's the king
00:33:59.760that needs to change anyway um trump said gretzky had no interest in becoming canada's head of state
00:34:09.200soon to be known as the governor of canada but i think the people of canada should start a draft
00:34:13.840wayne gretzky movement it would be so much fun to watch he said and there's people in canada
00:34:19.620who used to love wayne gretzky who now hate wayne gretzky because of this
00:34:24.980because these guys play golf together from time to time
00:34:30.540trump had just finished trolling canada and trudeau in an earlier post that again referred
00:34:37.940to him as governor of a potential 51st state my nose is itchy and i don't know why
00:34:43.840Joining the American experiment, Trump said, would see Canadians enjoy a tax cut of 60% and immediate business growth, and they would be militarily protected like no other country anywhere in the world.
00:34:59.620So there it is. What do you guys think?
00:35:02.120Earlier in the day, Trudeau appeared to subtly break his silence regarding his North American counterparts, repeated jabs.
00:35:08.680Some information about Canada for Americans he posted to X
00:35:12.140with a link to a 14-year-old video made by NBC prior to the 2010 Vancouver Olympics
00:35:18.520in which Tom Brokaw educates uninformed U.S. citizens about their neighbors to the North.
00:35:28.980Trump has shared a bizarre truth social post claiming Bill Gates has asked to come to Mar-a-Lago.
00:35:37.980i wonder what that's about as tensions flare between elon musk and trump's mega allies
00:35:45.200president-elect donald trump posted what appeared to be a personal
00:35:49.500tensions are flaring between i guess elon maybe is talking a bit too much he's talking a bit too
00:35:58.940much and i think it's pissing him off shh you're making us a target we don't need to be a target
00:36:04.960Anyway, Donald Trump posted what appeared to be a personal message to Musk on Truth Social, claiming that fellow billionaire Bill Gates asked to come to Mar-a-Lago.
00:37:01.480I wonder if Trump's going to start trolling him to have an O'Leary, better known as Mr. Wonderful, member of the Shark Tank panel and Dragon's Den panel.
00:37:09.940He's a multimillionaire investor. He is Canadian. Here he is talking about that possible merger between our two countries.
00:37:18.600When Trudeau was down there, he joked and said Canada should be the 51st state.
00:37:23.000He's also saying if they comply, they would have better trade deals and tax incentives with the United States.
00:37:30.220I don't know. Do you think this is even possible? Well, there's 41 million Canadians, basically the
00:37:36.700population of California, sitting on the world's largest amounts of all resources, including the
00:37:42.500most important, energy and water. Canadians over the holidays, the last two days, have been talking
00:37:48.320about this. They want to hear more. And so, you know, there's obviously a lot of issues, more
00:37:53.920details. But what this could be is the beginning of an economic union. Think about the power of
00:37:58.460combining the two economies, erasing the border between Canada and the United States,
00:38:02.880and putting all that resource up to the northern borders where China and Russia are knocking on the door.
00:38:09.040So secure that, give a common currency, figure out taxes across the board,
00:38:14.420get everything trading both ways, create a new almost EU-like passport.
00:38:19.500I like this idea, and at least half of Canadians are interested.
00:38:23.920The problem is the government's collapsing in Canada right now.
00:38:26.960nobody wants trudeau to negotiate this deal i don't want him doing it for me
00:38:31.120so i'm gonna go to mar-a-lago i'll start the narrative the 41 million canadians i think most
00:38:36.580of them would trust me on this deal i'm just trying to watch the comments as these clips are
00:38:45.660playing and and uh some of you are making jokes like jeff my buddy jeff stone from tacit
00:38:50.900investigations and security the hockey joke i just put up on the screen there other people i don't
00:38:55.300trust musk for a second and you know i i don't trust him either i saw a video clip a couple of
00:39:02.540weeks ago from dr shiva that the guy who was going to run as an independent for president i can't
00:39:08.360remember his name i've seen his name escapes me you guys write it down in the comments help me out
00:39:13.940here so is this the new world order what we're looking at now what the americans voted for
00:39:25.180and what we're about to vote for is this actually us walking right in to the new world order of our
00:39:31.280own free will i don't know i don't know it's like i've been saying you guys there are two maybe
00:39:39.600three cabals in play here right now they're all fighting with each other this the one that is
00:39:46.860seems to be winning right now is the cabal we have always known some people call this the zionist
00:39:53.060cabal the other cabal is the communist cabal and then there's another cabal operating out of
00:40:01.300africa northern africa and the middle east that is those people are serious they've got
00:40:08.900trillions of dollars from all that oil those kings over there saudi kings woo do not discount
00:40:16.180those guys they haven't shown their faces yet we'll have to get boyd anderson on the air again
00:40:22.260sometime in in the not too distant future he can explain all of that to us again and i'd love to
00:40:27.180get his take on all of this as well so i was looking i you know i knew the jagmeet singh's
00:40:36.120name was jimmy dolly wall but then i went i said jimmy dolly wall i can't remember so i i looked
00:40:44.900him up online and the first thing that comes up is wikipedia look what look what they showed me
00:40:50.360here. Hey, we need money again. Right. So this is what we're up against. Wikipedia says you deserve
00:40:56.840an explanation. So please don't skip this one minute read. It's Friday, December 27th. Our
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00:41:21.820hours. I don't know what the goal is. Hundreds of millions. After nearly 25 years, Wikipedia is
00:41:28.820still the internet. We were promised blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. So they want to buy. So where
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00:41:50.440Thank you very much for all your donations over the past couple of weeks. That's going to keep
00:41:55.420the show going strong into 2025. Thank you again. So stakeholder consultant did a little bit of a
00:42:02.880deep dive on where Wikipedia donations go. Let's take a look at two big recipients, the Search
00:42:11.360foundation received a quarter million dollars of donor cash glancing at the website you could1.00
00:42:17.520assume it was about the admirable goal of minority representation in stem hang on i don't want to
00:42:23.380drag this down too far so let's go ahead and look at this 250 000 to provide a two-year investment
00:42:31.200to the search foundation to support the expansion of their signature program vanguard stem which
00:42:35.440amplifies the voices of black indigenous women of color non-binary people of color in stem fields
00:42:41.120oh oh well we already know what's going on there right it's woke they're giving your money to walk0.93
00:42:48.120but let's go down just a little bit further so we can go ahead and prove it in the yellow what do
00:42:53.980we see here in describing how vanguard stem descended from counter spaces we draw on speculative
00:42:59.800fiction to define a vanguard stem hyperspace as a fluid place time that is born digital and enabled