The Shadoe Davis Show - March 20th⧸2026-Poilievre on Rogan Draws Massive Audience...Will it Work？

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00:04:29.980 hello everybody welcome the shadow david show for friday march 20th 2026 a couple of things

00:04:35.720 before we get the show started tonight the first thing happy first day of spring to everybody i

00:04:41.800 hope the weather is absolutely awesome wherever you happen to be and i know we have some people

00:04:46.540 watching in mexico spring whatever and in arizona and in florida saying the same thing so to you

00:04:54.480 but to those of us who are still in Canada, spring is a beautiful idea, and it kicked off today.

00:05:02.280 But you know how that is. Winter doesn't start until December the 21st or 20th every year,

00:05:07.800 and Noah's always on the ground weeks before that, at least where I am. Also, Chuck Norris

00:05:14.760 has died. It was yesterday at his home in Hawaii. Chuck Norris was 86 years old.

00:05:23.300 chuck norris is gone the memes will live on so how many views does the pierre polyev appearance

00:05:33.400 on the joe rogan experience have so far on youtube alone one i guess it's 1.7 now i saw a comment

00:05:40.600 earlier but as of an hour ago it was 1.6 so it's climbing very very rapidly and this is one of the

00:05:48.240 most viewed Rogan episodes if you look at all of the catalog that he has on YouTube in the last few

00:05:53.540 months. I guess there's a lot of interest from Canada. So let's say 1.7 million so far. The

00:06:00.980 episode dropped at noon eastern time yesterday. It's going to accumulate even more views in the

00:06:06.840 next few days. And again, that's only on YouTube. Never mind what you're seeing with clips on

00:06:12.160 Facebook and Instagram and X and probably on TikTok and whatever other social media platforms

00:06:18.180 not to mention Spotify where Joe Rogan averages an audience of about 11 maybe 12 million per

00:06:24.920 episode so this is huge for Pierre Polyev not just in terms of domestic notoriety but also

00:06:33.620 international notoriety as well people from all over the world are going to figure out who this

00:06:38.780 guy is and because his appearance was so let's say congenial I think a lot of people are going

00:06:45.900 to like him and maybe some preconceived notions of Pierre Polyev in this country anyway are going

00:06:52.460 to go well you know maybe maybe he's not so bad after all the left-wing corporate media

00:06:59.720 believe it or not seems to be playing ball with Polyev so far there have been a few I mean like

00:07:06.440 I say most of the left-wing corporate media CBC good talk with Peter Mansbridge and those two

00:07:13.520 marxist cronies he has on his show every week but uh the private news agencies in canada like

00:07:22.980 global and ctv seem to be in favor because he stayed away from the conspiracy theories

00:07:31.000 you see don't forget to like and share guys get this out to as many people as possible

00:07:37.260 Here is the CTV panel and then a clip from former NDP leader Thomas Mulcair on with CTV Morning Live.

00:07:47.540 I think it was this morning.

00:07:49.720 And Marco Mendocino now is even on the CTV political panel, for God's sakes.

00:07:55.000 This is the guy who wanted to roll tanks over the Freedom Convoy.

00:07:58.660 So here we go.

00:07:59.960 One of the most popular podcasts in the entire world, amassing an average of more than 10 million listeners an episode.

00:08:05.320 But he has also attracted controversy in the past by platforming polarizing figures.

00:08:09.820 Rogan claimed in a previous episode he had invited Polyev to come on the podcast

00:08:13.420 during the last federal election campaign, but that invitation was declined at the time.

00:08:17.780 Polyev says he decided to join the show this time around to argue against U.S. tariffs and, quote,

00:08:22.460 fight for Canada. Let's bring in our front bench to talk about how it went.

00:08:25.740 Former B.C. Premier Christy Clark is here.

00:08:27.800 She's a senior advisor with Bennett Jones.

00:08:29.780 CTV political analyst and former conservative industry minister James Moore is with us.

00:08:33.380 He's now a policy advisor at Edelman.

00:08:35.320 Marco Mendicino is former chief of staff to Prime Minister Mark Carney and a former Liberal

00:08:39.600 cabinet minister. He's now senior counsel and strategic advisor for Castles. And Tony Clement

00:08:44.440 rounds us out tonight. He served, of course, in senior roles in Conservative Prime Minister

00:08:47.700 Stephen Harper's cabinet. He's now CEO of Tony Clement International. Hi, everybody.

00:08:53.260 A group of diehard Joe Rogan listeners, I'm sure, maybe starting today. James, I'll start with you.

00:09:01.520 I'm not sure how much of a chance you had to listen to all of it, but I think our producers did a great job there of kind of putting the highlights together.

00:09:08.120 It's two hours and 23 minutes, I think.

00:09:10.400 That was just a minute of it.

00:09:11.600 What's your read on the effectiveness or lack thereof of the appearance?

00:09:17.580 One of the virtues of long form podcasting in particular is that it not only gives you an opportunity to to hear what people say,

00:09:25.020 But you also get a sense of how people think because they speak in long sentences and you get into a deeper dive into commentary and analysis and you get a real perspective on things.

00:09:33.740 So I think in terms of the politics in Canada, I think for Conservative Party caucus members, riding presidents, the base, they're going to see the peer probably that they've come to like over time.

00:09:42.660 Right. The guy who is who is thoughtful, who is energetic about the job, who wants to be prime minister, wants to lead the conservative movement.

00:09:49.540 So that's a win. When former Ambassador Hillman was on your show, Vashi, in the past, and she talked about having a Team Canada approach to dealing with Canada-U.S. relations in the long term, not just within the context of the Canada-U.S. trade negotiations and reconsideration of Kuzma, this is frankly what she was talking about and what people have been needing to see from Canada, which is an approach by people who have different audiences and different reach within the United States.

00:10:15.640 And the Joe Rogan audiences are people who are sort of passively engaged in politics,

00:10:19.900 but are passionate about the things that they do believe in when it comes to politics.

00:10:23.720 And Pierre Polyev and going on Joe Rogan's show and talking about the virtues of the Canada-U.S. relationship,

00:10:29.500 why tariffs are bad, why free trade is good,

00:10:31.920 that Canada and the United States have a long relationship that is accretive to both countries.

00:10:36.660 That's all good for Canada.

00:10:38.080 And the fact that Pierre Polyev is down there in a way that he's in communication with the prime minister's office

00:10:42.500 and saying these things, this is all positive.

00:10:44.760 So I think for Pierre Polyev personally and his contribution to the longer, broader relationship between Canada and the United States, it's good.

00:10:51.800 I don't like that.

00:10:53.460 He's in communication with the prime minister's office.

00:10:56.020 Things are going good down here, Mark.

00:11:00.340 How are they going up there or out there, wherever you are, UK, Germany?

00:11:04.360 I don't know.

00:11:05.520 Why is he in communications with the prime minister's office?

00:11:09.180 He is giving his vision of Canada.

00:11:11.660 he's not out there trying to start any trade talks he's not out there trying to coerce people

00:11:18.820 into dropping tariffs he's trying to convince people to drop tariffs because that's his position

00:11:23.980 he doesn't need to be in touch with mark carney's office that's ridiculous i think for conservative

00:11:30.800 activists to see pierre polyev on the joe rogan podcast talking about you know conservative

00:11:35.820 values and principles and and the nomenclature of the joe rogan universe i think is good um and so

00:11:40.840 So, yeah, I think it was a very positive day for Pierre personally,

00:11:43.320 and I think it's good for the country to have a pro-trade, anti-tariff message

00:11:46.980 being communicated to an audience that doesn't know a lot about Canada,

00:11:50.060 but they can now hear about it through a voice that has been credentialed

00:11:54.160 through the Joe Rogan green checkmark.

00:11:57.060 It was sort of a perfect example, Marco, of what we talked about last week,

00:12:00.600 which was the start of the trip and the potential for, you know,

00:12:04.400 high risk, high reward in a way, right?

00:12:06.280 Like, I can't think of a more risky scenario than two and a half hours

00:12:10.120 across from Joe Rogan, right?

00:12:11.980 And certainly he threw a lot.

00:12:13.540 I mean, everything from, you know,

00:12:15.500 Fidel Castro is Justin Trudeau's father,

00:12:18.040 which Pierre Paglias said,

00:12:19.620 no, it's Pierre Trudeau.

00:12:20.780 I have some issues with him, but no.

00:12:22.020 And, you know, all the way to COVID

00:12:23.880 and, you know, all sorts of things.

00:12:26.160 Like I was saying last night,

00:12:27.720 I said this on the extension in Telegram

00:12:30.260 and on the website, shadowdavis.com.

00:12:32.680 If you want to become an all-access member,

00:12:34.200 I'd love you to become one.

00:12:35.420 We're going back to normal next week,

00:12:37.880 except for maybe one night with Keith Wilson

00:12:40.520 either next Tuesday or Wednesday.

00:12:42.140 Anyway, what was I going to say?

00:12:49.140 Thrown Mr. Poliev's way.

00:12:51.240 He did not appear to take the bait

00:12:52.940 and he did to James' point.

00:12:54.640 Right, conspiracy theories.

00:12:56.300 So, and the convoy and whatnot.

00:12:59.900 Why do you have to consider them conspiracy theories?

00:13:03.040 And you don't know.

00:13:04.900 nobody knows who justin trudeau's father is

00:13:09.860 is it pierre elliott trudeau or is it fidel castro has there ever been a dna test

00:13:17.540 to conclusively prove that i mean if justin trudeau was a guy who was being open and honest

00:13:23.340 with people not then he would have said look here's here's my dna test we would have had

00:13:30.140 the dna test videotaped no absolutely no interference in the chain of uh

00:13:38.620 evidence and then we get to see who's his dad maybe it's castro maybe it's pierre elliott

00:13:48.800 trudeau but you can't say unequivocally either way and that's what these people continue to say

00:13:55.780 dismissing the rest of us as conspiracy theorists. And I don't like that.

00:14:00.640 You know, very much his message was consistent with what, you know, the prime minister has said

00:14:05.260 in other venues. Yeah, not only did he not take the bait, I think he held his own on the first

00:14:11.280 glances of the clips that I've seen. And so high risk, absolutely. And reward TBD. I do think that

00:14:20.360 Pierre Poilette deserves credit for doing the thing that probably many would have advised against precisely because of the risks.

00:14:29.460 And I think he showcased what has been one of his go-to strengths as a politician, which is ability to be an effective communicator.

00:14:38.120 He did swat away those conspiracy theories, I thought, quite plausibly.

00:14:43.040 He also defended the country.

00:14:45.500 He also talked about how he is staying in touch with the prime minister.

00:14:49.140 I mean, those are all the types of qualities, sensible qualities that I think feed into what I think his overarching strategy is, which is to shake things up and encourage those, again, independent, persuadable Canadians to give him yet another look.

00:15:07.320 Now, I'd say two things in addition to all that.

00:15:11.480 One is, it's not entirely clear to me that anybody in the Joe Rogan universe was actually one of these independent-minded voters.

00:15:21.820 I think he's got a very tried, tested and true and loyal following.

00:15:25.680 But I'm not sure that Pierre Poilev really would have reached the broader audience that would allow him to achieve his objective.

00:15:33.120 And the other thing that I would just add is that...

00:15:36.240 Marco doesn't know what he's talking about here.

00:15:39.540 The Joe Rogan podcast on Spotify and all the social media platforms,

00:15:44.900 probably per episode, and I'm just guessing here,

00:15:47.920 garners maybe 15 million views or listens,

00:15:53.700 maybe more with all the clips that come out every single time he drops an episode.

00:16:00.640 The CBC, by comparison, doesn't even come close.

00:16:06.240 not even close.

00:16:10.780 Same with CTV, same with Global, same with City News.

00:16:14.140 There is no Canadian podcast,

00:16:16.480 there is no Canadian news organization,

00:16:18.280 there's no Canadian network, no Canadian show

00:16:20.240 that even comes close to those numbers.

00:16:23.360 And when I'm talking about close,

00:16:25.660 I'm talking about within 12 million of those numbers.

00:16:31.880 So all of the people, Marco is suggesting here,

00:16:35.600 who watched or listened to Pierre Polyev on Joe Rogan

00:16:38.940 are all hardcore right-wing extremists.

00:16:43.280 Give me a break, buddy.

00:16:44.820 I think he might have moved the needle a little bit more

00:16:47.440 had he done this program last year, around this time,

00:16:52.800 and had he been able to do it as, again, at first blush,

00:16:56.700 as effectively as he seems to have done it this time around.

00:16:59.340 Tony, of course you did.

00:17:00.320 Of course I did.

00:17:00.920 Two hours, 23 minutes, and 47 seconds.

00:17:04.860 I learned a whole lot about kettlebells that I didn't know before.

00:17:09.040 You and me both, yeah.

00:17:10.660 Yeah, exactly. More than we ever wanted to know about kettlebells.

00:17:13.860 But in terms of domestic politics, look, I think that Pierre Polyette was able to show his firm patriotism, his love of country.

00:17:26.340 And when Joe said some things that were, we talked about the conspiracy stuff,

00:17:31.680 But he also took a run at the oil sands.

00:17:34.500 And Pierre Polyette was very firm, saying, no, you've got bad information.

00:17:39.480 It's one of the great, you know, oil projects in the world that has the highest standards.

00:17:45.040 And he was there for a great Canadian industry.

00:17:48.760 And he, several times throughout the podcast, was able to return to the tariff issue and say, look, we're neighbors.

00:17:57.080 Let's get rid of the tariffs.

00:17:58.560 Let's have a new auto pact.

00:18:00.480 Let's do things together. And, you know, and he also got Joe Rogan to say several times how much he loves Canada.

00:18:07.460 So I think for a domestic audience, I think it shows Pierre Paulyev again, as I said last week, is willing to he's willing to go to America and he is able to hold his own, to be thoughtful, to be, dare I say, prime ministerial.

00:18:28.980 And I think those are all good traits that were very well evident.

00:18:33.760 And to Marco's point, I agree, not everybody's going to be watching this.

00:18:37.220 And the people who watch Joe Rogan are a certain group of people.

00:18:42.740 But heck, we're on national television right now, guys.

00:18:46.740 And the team at CTV got a number of clips out there of Pierre talking about the issues that Canadians care about.

00:18:53.600 So I think it's a definite win for him.

00:18:55.500 yeah i think you know in a news cycle that has been dominated for months uh christy by the

00:19:03.000 government uh this is one of the first weeks that that isn't the case and it's not because we're i

00:19:09.380 mean there's still some bad news in that the polling is not great for the conservatives right

00:19:12.900 now but the message that that mr polyev is trying to put out there one of change i think is fair to

00:19:18.220 say you know at least in tone and tenor um is getting out there it's it's not sort of being

00:19:23.880 eclipsed by the government's agenda this week. It's getting out there. He sounds positive

00:19:30.720 about it and he sounds positive about Canada. I mean, I think part of the problem that Polly

00:19:35.980 F has had is that he sounds like he's always attacking everybody, attacking the country,

00:19:42.320 attacking what's happening, which is natural. I mean, opposition leaders, that's their job,

00:19:47.420 sadly. It's a terrible job. Worst job you can have in politics, actually. And so people don't

00:19:52.560 get to suss in political communication on his part during this two and a half hours are you

00:19:59.180 kidding me I would never have done an interview for two and I never did for two and a half hours

00:20:04.100 and there's some good reasons for that I was shocked he didn't fall into any big sinkholes

00:20:10.240 in the conversation that he had he seemed like a person that I had never seen before and when I was

00:20:17.200 in politics they always used to ask the question you know me versus whoever I was running against

00:20:22.220 people who do you want to have a beer with you know which is the one you'd

00:20:26.240 want to sit down and drink a beer with and he won on that question today I

00:20:31.580 would argue which is I you know it sounds like a dumb question but I think

00:20:36.200 it says a lot about how we feel about a person do we want to spend time with

00:20:40.400 them do we think that they would be reasonable and thoughtful or do we think

00:20:44.220 they'd be whining and complaining if he could keep this method of mode of

00:20:49.380 communication up i think you will really be turning a page and do i think canadians will

00:20:55.100 watch this i think actually more canadians than you think will watch it i haven't spent a lot of

00:20:59.620 time it's the number one podcast in canada far eclipsing any other podcast canadian or otherwise

00:21:08.540 it is the number one most listened to podcast in this country joe rogan in the past i watched as

00:21:14.580 much as i could today i got about halfway through and boy um it was it was an education for me in

00:21:21.980 how political communication is changing how media is you know what i'll tell you something these

00:21:27.680 people sitting here on this panel are all elitists and christy clark she just proved it right there

00:21:34.580 boy it was an education for me how how the political landscape is changing now and and how

00:21:41.560 there's different ways to get your message out there they don't know this they don't understand

00:21:48.080 how big podcasts and live streaming shows are they don't pay any attention to these

00:21:53.800 massive social media platforms because they're insular they're in their own little bubbles they

00:22:02.240 think oh ctv is good i'm on ctv i'm solid here i'm on with vashi capello sorry i'm on ctv's or

00:22:08.940 cbc's power play or whatever power in politics whatever they call it the bottom line is these

00:22:14.060 people need to pull their heads out of their asses out of the sand and start paying attention

00:22:18.780 maybe they'll learn a few things like christy clark is saying here it's changing and how pier

00:22:24.180 polyev after a very long lag time has finally figured out how to master it and um good for him

00:22:31.920 very very tough job he had today and he i think he was he really excelled here polyev has done okay

00:22:37.620 okay so this one here this is from ctv morning news i don't know the name of this talking head

00:22:43.720 here but she she's immediately trying to vilify paulia and she's going to be interviewing thomas

00:22:49.640 mulcare the former leader of the ndb on a podcast with joe rogan the joe rogan experience podcast

00:22:56.140 is among the most popular in the world the host has been a frequent critic of canada tom good

00:23:02.580 Good morning to you.

00:23:03.580 Are you a Joe Rogan fan?

00:23:06.000 I find him relatively well-informed.

00:23:08.460 It sounds like maybe he and Rogan went at it

00:23:12.840 when it comes to Canada being the 51st state.

00:23:16.620 So she didn't even bother, it sounds like,

00:23:19.980 she didn't even bother to watch any of it

00:23:22.360 or even listen to it.

00:23:24.080 It sounds like.

00:23:26.500 Are you kidding me?

00:23:28.320 You go on a TV show in front of thousands of people

00:23:31.560 because they let's be honest they don't get millions of viewers and you don't know what

00:23:36.120 you're talking about that's pretty much the situation here treated poorly by president

00:23:40.960 trump what he was putting out that he talked a lot about tariff free trade between canada and

00:23:46.600 the united states that's super solid safe ground for him well on the other hand tom a lot of people

00:23:52.880 have observed that pauliev has been very critical of the prime minister always when you say a lot

00:23:58.460 of people exactly who are you talking about you cannot come into a conversation and say a lot of

00:24:04.580 people we all think who are you talking about exactly what portion of the population are you

00:24:11.520 representing here a lot of people you don't even know this woman is terrible at her job he's

00:24:19.300 traveling and yet here he has been traveling he's been to the uk now he's in the u.s so how do you

00:24:25.080 square that circle. Carney's most recent trip to Norway was his 17th trip during the same time.

00:24:29.820 And I think you just rhymed off pretty well. The only trips that you have is that.

00:24:34.080 Oh, and by the way, those trips that Carney has taken, all 17 of them have been on our dime,

00:24:42.780 taxpayers dime. Polyev's trips to Europe and now to the United States are paid for by his party.

00:24:50.380 so both come from donations forced and unforced tax dollars forced political contributions

00:24:58.760 unforced i didn't play you any of the episode last night on the show on the social media because

00:25:05.460 copyright but tonight i don't care it's friday let's let our hair down a little bit got one clip

00:25:10.300 to play for you i think this is this is a really good one watch the way polyev handles this

00:25:16.880 particular question and it's kind of a joke but it's also a serious question let's have a look

00:25:21.320 here real benefit for the people and that's what we need to restore in canada i want to make it

00:25:26.680 the freest economy in the world well that all sounds amazing how the hell did you lose

00:25:32.380 how can a rational person not vote for that i mean you're not saying anything that's restrictive

00:25:43.420 You're not saying anything that is in any way infringing on people's rights or liberties.

00:25:49.160 It just sounds like it's just 100% positive for Canada.

00:25:52.840 That's what I think.

00:25:54.120 That's my mission.

00:25:55.360 And I think it will be positive.

00:25:56.560 And we'll get there.

00:25:57.460 You know, Canadians do things through evolution, not revolution.

00:26:01.160 So I'm just going to keep pushing my ideas.

00:26:03.480 And I think overwhelmingly we'll win the next election.

00:26:06.720 Well, it sounds like I just can't see how someone would listen to what you're saying

00:26:13.340 and say, I find fault in this.

00:26:15.460 Other than like the potential environmental impact of extracting resources,

00:26:20.320 I could see how a lot of the greenies would get like really upset

00:26:23.820 and get their panties in a bunch about that

00:26:25.580 and be very incredulous to the idea that you're going to protect the environment

00:26:29.220 while you're extracting all these resources.

00:26:31.500 But if you could lay it all out and also lay out this enormous economic impact

00:26:36.260 And how it would uplift impoverished communities, how it would completely change the economic landscape of the country.

00:26:44.340 It just only makes sense.

00:26:46.220 That's why I'm baffled.

00:26:49.560 Well, listen, the people render their judgment, but it means I have to do a better job of proselytizing.

00:26:55.000 What were the criticisms of you?

00:26:56.100 Like, what did your opponent say that resonated with people?

00:27:01.820 What were they trying to say?

00:27:03.040 It was funny because they all disagreed with my ideas.

00:27:06.120 And they said, these are all very scary ideas.

00:27:08.360 Scary.

00:27:08.840 And then they said, first of all, they said that I had no policies.

00:27:12.420 Then they said, they're scary policies.

00:27:14.360 And then they stole my policies right before the election.

00:27:17.940 But, hey, listen, if the government that's in power now steals all my ideas and does the things I want to do, then I've won.

00:27:24.860 That's why I came here.

00:27:25.900 I didn't just do it so that I could have my name on the door.

00:27:29.100 So I keep saying to the prime minister, steal my ideas.

00:27:32.080 Right.

00:27:33.300 But he doesn't want to.

00:27:34.300 Well, he, I won't criticize him on foreign soil, but we'll, uh, but, uh, good for you.

00:27:41.320 Yeah. I mean, uh, we have a mutual respect. That's such a Canadian thing to do.

00:27:44.240 That is a very Canadian thing to do. So polite. That's what I'm saying about Canadians. They're

00:27:49.320 so polite. It's funny. Your security guy was talking about the Canadian standoff of, uh,

00:27:54.260 you know, when you get to a door, you go first. No, you go first. No, you go first. You can stay

00:27:57.440 there all day. I actually looked this up the other day. Ontario actually has an apology act.

00:28:02.460 it's a law that defines the apology because we always say sorry in canada so they wanted to

00:28:07.420 clarify that sorry is not a legal admission of guilt so like if we get into a car accident i

00:28:12.240 say oh sorry man i it's terrible your bumper it doesn't mean that i'm guilty it says actually

00:28:17.460 folksy down to earth telling stories laughing i liked it now there's a lot of people who say

00:28:29.620 and i i tend to agree that polyev is controlled by the shadowy figures of the cabal that we don't

00:28:36.240 know just like the liberal party is but maybe they're different shadowy figures i don't know

00:28:41.980 ultimately speaking i do believe that canada would be better off with a pr polyev conservative

00:28:48.720 government than with mark carney's liberals i'm not saying it would fix everything and i've said

00:28:53.740 this before but i can tell you right now that if the liberals get their majority either way

00:29:00.600 whether it's stealing mps from other parties or whether it's having an election in may or june

00:29:06.800 that will accelerate the alberta sovereignty process more and more people will will dive

00:29:14.060 right on that train not that that's a bad thing but there are some people i know this because

00:29:21.460 i've spoken to them and i've seen their comments and i read all this stuff every single day who

00:29:27.580 just want their canada back i've said that myself before the canada that we knew that we grew up with

00:29:36.060 that seemed reasonable up until about 10 years ago and we know there was all kinds of stuff going on

00:29:42.020 in the background we go back to 1992 and malroney signed us into that climate agreement but

00:29:46.900 i would like canada back if i'm given my options that would be my first choice

00:29:55.980 but it doesn't look like that's going to happen because the polls right now show the liberals at

00:30:02.200 believe it believe it or not 47 or 48 percent the ndp is whatever six or seven percent they've got

00:30:11.340 their leadership convention at the end of this month. So next weekend, I suppose, and maybe that

00:30:16.980 will energize them in some way, but I don't know. I don't think so. I think that party is dead.

00:30:23.100 And the only way for conservatives to win an election in this country is to have a strong

00:30:27.540 NDP. So they take votes away from the liberals and that's not happening. So even if there was

00:30:33.240 election in may or june it would be a liberal majority sadly so my second choice would be an

00:30:42.400 independent alberta where we can all move before we have to file immigration papers

00:30:49.020 and wait three or four years or marry an alberton then you can become one yourself

00:30:54.600 um and you can bet that next week because all of these polls i'm starting to believe are more and

00:31:01.600 more rigged. A poll will come out next week trying to gauge exactly how Polyev's performance on the

00:31:08.900 Joe Rogan experience may or may not help his chances. When this poll comes out, you can expect

00:31:14.400 the same kind of numbers that we've been seeing for the last couple of weeks, and that's liberals

00:31:19.280 in the high 40s, conservatives in the low to mid 30s. And the big headline will be, Polyev's

00:31:26.460 performance on joe rogan experience changes nothing no canadians found that to be a reason

00:31:33.140 to change their vote from liberal to conservative so it's a sad situation why we can't seem to wake

00:31:40.760 up the elbows up crowd do you know that 74 percent of women over 50 according to the latest poll

00:31:49.140 are liberal supporters 74 percent of women over 50 in canada are supporters of the liberal party

00:31:58.760 you can't get past those numbers and when you look at voting demographics what do you see

00:32:05.240 you see the older people always turning up at the polls far outweighing the younger demographics

00:32:12.800 the 18 to 34s, the 35 to 54s. Those demographics vote, but not nearly as much as the senior vote.

00:32:22.320 And that's what Mark Carney and the liberals are counting on to keep in power. I'm surprised,

00:32:26.500 to be honest, that he hasn't called an election already. I guess he's hoping for those by-elections

00:32:31.060 to give him that majority he wants, and he's probably right. Okay, some other stories that

00:32:36.520 I was tracking today. This is interesting from North Shore News. U.S. Congressman introduces

00:32:41.560 bill targeting online streaming act. Remember how I've been talking about Trump having some trade

00:32:47.200 irritants with us and censorship is among them that in the dairy cartel that the Canadian

00:32:53.600 governments, no matter what color they are, have been protecting for the last 50 or so years.

00:33:00.300 So it seems as though Republicans and the Trump administration and definitely J.D. Vance

00:33:06.360 are going to make censorship an issue in the upcoming trade talks,

00:33:11.960 whether it's about Kuzma, USMCA,

00:33:14.380 or whether it's a bilateral agreement between Canada and the United States.

00:33:18.060 A Republican congressman in Washington

00:33:20.380 has introduced a new bill taking aim at Canada's Online Streaming Act.

00:33:25.340 The bill would trigger an investigation of the streaming legislation

00:33:28.560 by the Office of the United States Trade Representative,

00:33:31.800 Rep. Lloyd Smucker's office said in a news release.

00:33:35.000 The statement said if the trade representative finds the implementation of the streaming bill discriminates against or burdens American commerce, the USTR would be directed to take necessary retaliatory action.

00:33:49.900 I don't really know what kind of retaliatory action you could take on that.

00:33:55.460 There's no real big Canadian programs or networks that stream into the United States that are successful.

00:34:02.680 under the online streaming act the federal broadcast regulator has ordered large foreign

00:34:08.520 platforms to make a fight this is ridiculous it's been in in place since 2023 i think

00:34:15.340 a five percent contribution toward canadian content that's made the bill a target in trade

00:34:22.560 negotiations with the united states jameson greer the u.s trade rep has previously criticized the

00:34:29.100 impact of the Online Streaming Act and Online News Act on U.S. digital service providers ahead

00:34:35.240 of the review of the Canada-U.S.-Mexico trade deal. Canada's unfair policies stacked the deck

00:34:40.840 against U.S. companies, creators, and workers. Smucker said in the release the bill would

00:34:46.100 protect American creators and companies while permitting mutually beneficial competition and

00:34:51.280 innovation. The release included statements of support from groups representing large streamers

00:34:55.680 and tech companies. Graham Davies, CEO of the Digital Media Association, which represents

00:35:01.160 music streamers, said the implementation of the Online Streaming Act continues to be a

00:35:06.280 significant source of concern to our members as it discriminates against non-Canadian and

00:35:11.120 especially U.S. companies, jeopardizes investments, and imposes new and undue burdens on music

00:35:17.440 streaming services. Rodrigo Balbantin of the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation,

00:35:23.760 which receives financial support from big tech said the streaming bill sets a troubling precedent

00:35:29.520 internationally if left unchallenged american streaming platforms may face a barrage of

00:35:35.400 protectionist digital policies in foreign markers of markets designed to extract revenue from them

00:35:40.880 and privilege non-american content that's not exactly what this bill is or sorry law is doing

00:35:47.380 earlier this week culture minister mark miller said the government wants the online streaming

00:35:54.880 act and the online news act which requires meta and google to compensate media outlets for

00:35:59.820 displaying their content to work this is about people paying their fair share wow that sounds

00:36:05.820 like a typical marxist that report came from the canadian press as of today now what about this one

00:36:12.980 This is what I mean about trust in our institutions

00:36:17.960 when I was talking about that last night,

00:36:20.100 the night before, and the night before,

00:36:21.720 and the night before that.

00:36:23.420 Border officer charged after truck full of opium,

00:36:28.060 cannabis, tobacco crosses into Ontario.

00:36:32.280 Right from the RCMP.

00:36:35.460 A Canada Border Services Agency officer

00:36:39.420 is facing several charges

00:36:41.720 after he allegedly allowed a transport truck

00:36:44.640 filled with millions of dollars worth of opium,

00:36:49.660 cannabis, and smokes

00:36:52.440 to cross the border into Niagara region,

00:36:55.960 the RCMP says.

00:36:57.720 In a news release today,

00:37:00.160 the RCMP confirmed that the officer

00:37:02.700 who was employed at the Queenston-Lewiston

00:37:04.680 Port of Entry in Niagara-on-the-Lake

00:37:06.880 was first arrested in January

00:37:08.940 after he didn't follow CBSA policy

00:37:11.700 when he permitted a truck filled with contraband

00:37:14.020 to enter Canada.

00:37:15.260 The driver of the transport truck

00:37:16.960 was also arrested at that time,

00:37:18.880 the news release confirmed.

00:37:20.620 On March 6th, the RCMP said the CBSA officer

00:37:23.960 identified as Daniel Notoriani

00:37:26.740 and the driver identified as Abhishek Abhishek.

00:37:35.300 Okay.

00:37:38.940 i'm sorry i i shouldn't laugh it's disrespectful

00:37:47.680 we're charged with conspiracy to import a schedule one substance trafficking a controlled

00:38:00.540 substance importation of schedule one substance possession of the purpose of trafficking

00:38:05.480 for the purpose, distribution of a Schedule I substance and transportation and possession of

00:38:11.440 tobacco for the purpose of sale. Notary Annie is expected to appear in court in Welland

00:38:16.280 on the 23rd, according to police. Abhishek Abhishek

00:38:20.260 is expected to appear in court on April 9th. This investigation highlights the strength of

00:38:31.360 the partnership between the RCMP and the CBSA in maintaining a secure border. When the CBSA was

00:38:37.640 brought this information to us, our members were able to respond quickly and carry out a careful

00:38:43.420 and partial investigation. Superintendent Dale Foote said in a news release, the charges announced

00:38:49.500 today reflect our commitment to upholding the law with integrity and consistency. Yeah, but what

00:38:54.980 about the cbsa they've got officers in on it border guards in on it what's their cut i wonder

00:39:02.220 and how widespread is it really according to black locks reporter labor department eased

00:39:12.000 some restrictions on migrant labor here in canada under lobbying from tim horton's franchisees who

00:39:19.920 claimed they can't find canadians to fill 63 000 jobs so let's scroll down into the comments here

00:39:26.660 and see what people are saying about this story and again none of the other and i i don't want

00:39:31.700 to classify black locks reporter as left-wing corporate media because they are very down

00:39:35.680 the middle they are very very very truth and news oriented where are we at here

00:39:49.920 Thank you.

00:40:19.920 okay that was very strange i apologize for that and i certainly hope you guys can uh

00:40:37.640 can see me and hear me again it's been happening a little bit too much lately

00:40:42.080 i think there's a ghost in the machine or something anyway where were we oh yes we were

00:40:47.840 talking about the uh the tim hortons lobbying to ease labor restrictions and allow more foreign

00:40:55.580 workers in so here we are here with this story the comments right translated we can't find

00:41:03.560 canadians who will work for minimum wage pay a living wage and you'll have no problems filling

00:41:07.900 your job postings okay from slouching tiger tracy kent says and by the way i suggest that

00:41:14.900 and I know this might be tough for some people because they love their coffee

00:41:18.500 stop going to Tim Hortons and stop going to Starbucks too like you won't find a company

00:41:25.360 woker than Starbucks so Tracy here says I stopped going to Tim Hortons corporate has not yet realized

00:41:33.900 they've killed their brand with this franchise owners are no longer in the food business they're

00:41:38.120 in the human trafficking business that essentially that's what this boils down to it's all a scam

00:41:43.460 using the brand as cover.

00:41:45.500 Daniel Winter says,

00:41:46.900 how many of these entrepreneurs

00:41:47.960 are selling work permits under the table?

00:41:50.440 Basically, Canadian citizenship for sale

00:41:52.360 for $30,000 a head.

00:41:55.360 Right?

00:41:56.920 Or is that phenomenon over now

00:41:58.960 that the world has realized life in Canada

00:42:00.760 is a gigantic frozen ripoff?

00:42:03.620 Joseph Banks says,

00:42:04.680 it's time to boycott Tim Hortons.

00:42:06.500 This exposes how Indians from India

00:42:08.580 have abused our systems with chain migration.

00:42:11.820 Once they purchased a franchise,

00:42:13.040 they only hire within their race through they are the reason youth unemployment is so high boycott

00:42:19.900 tim hortons here's what people don't understand from mark lawrence the government is pro-migrant

00:42:26.220 labor as it keeps inflation down is he serious if they had to pay the indian a true honest wage

00:42:34.000 the coffee price would have been five bucks this is a hedge on government overspending yeah right

00:42:38.980 a hedge on government overspending. Karen Kay, this is evil. With Canada's unemployment rate

00:42:47.000 now, it's 6.7% up again in February with 84,000 jobs lost and youth unemployment at 14.1%. That's

00:42:55.380 outrageous. The government is easing migrant labor rules for Tim Horton's franchisees who claim they

00:43:00.740 can't find Canadians for 63,000 jobs. Our own kids apply and get zero callbacks while they import

00:43:09.140 cheaper foreign staff. Such BS. And that is true. I've heard a lot of that as well. China says I

00:43:16.900 have two teen sons who would love a part-time job at the Tim Hortons around the corner from us in

00:43:21.240 Toronto. The last time they applied, it was a cattle call for all locations and they did not

00:43:26.820 get a job. Kindly advise how to apply at the location around the corner from us, which has

00:43:33.380 only Asian employees. Our family will be happy to help you diversify your staff. That's insane.

00:43:42.360 Now, this one here, this story might make your blood boil a bit, but I have to find the video

00:43:47.540 again because we had that little interruption burp a couple of minutes ago. Okay, I've got the

00:43:55.100 video here. So let's throw this up on the screen. First, a sacred indigenous memorial to be

00:44:01.240 transferred from Calgary City Hall today. So they had that ceremony this morning.

00:44:06.820 I think it started at 10 o'clock mountain time. So the story goes, since 2021, the steps outside

00:44:13.760 Calgary City Hall have been home to makeshift memorial honoring children who never made it

00:44:19.160 home from residential schools. The small pairs of shoes, toys, and stuffed animals are a poignant

00:44:28.020 reminder of history to all who pass by, but come today, the memorial will have a new, more permanent

00:44:33.920 home in the city. Doreen Healy, a residential school survivor, says the creation of a permanent

00:44:39.220 memorial is a step in the right direction. I'm part of that whole residential school survivor

00:44:43.820 story. So it's good that the city is recognizing and is putting that memorial. But I have other

00:44:49.320 thoughts. $7.5 million. This cost the taxpayers of Calgary. The Wandering Spirit Memorial will

00:44:55.980 have a permanent location at the confluence two kilometers from its original spot at City Hall.

00:45:02.580 So what happened today was Professor Francis Witteson, who has been lobbying against all of

00:45:10.160 the lies that have been told about residential

00:45:12.220 schools and not just about Kamloops

00:45:14.160 went out

00:45:16.280 there today. Now she

00:45:18.180 has been pilloried at UBC

00:45:19.940 and other universities across

00:45:21.840 British Columbia simply for

00:45:24.120 asking questions, simply for asking

00:45:25.800 where are the bodies though?

00:45:28.780 And today some

00:45:30.100 great big

00:45:31.540 overweight guy,

00:45:34.140 woke guy, walked up right

00:45:36.060 in her face and started yelling

00:45:38.140 at her, get out, get out!

00:45:40.160 Now, Frances Whitteson, I've never met, but Dallas Brody and a couple of the other members

00:45:46.520 of 1BC told me a couple of weeks ago, she's like, what, five foot one and 110 pounds.

00:45:54.380 And it looks to me like she went to this event herself today, seeking truth, wearing her sign

00:46:02.040 as she does. In this video, I don't see anybody else with her. There could be maybe the camera

00:46:08.160 person but i don't know exactly if there was anybody else with her brave lady just seeking

00:46:16.400 truth and clarification so let's have a look at this video here okay but but but i'm just talking

00:46:22.180 about the canvas i'm talking about the camel's case okay okay what about the camel's case okay

00:46:29.780 Okay, now first of all, this woke idiot is making fun of a seasoned, educated, experienced professor, Francis Whitteson, who is this kid's senior.

00:46:48.960 Where's the respect?

00:46:50.160 man if that were me at that age talking to an elder i don't care what age i was my dad would

00:47:00.300 have kicked my ass what are you doing but then again i never would have spoken to an elder a

00:47:10.020 senior of mine this way i still don't because it's just completely disrespectful so this kid

00:47:16.540 is clearly a spoiled brat and his parents need to learn a lesson as well i'm not okay but but but

00:47:21.820 i'm just talking about the cameras i'm talking about the cameras okay okay do you believe that

00:47:30.780 the remains of 215 children have been found at the cameras i don't need to believe but i've seen it

00:47:35.500 you've seen it how do you see it because i went there and saw it what did you see i saw the graves

00:47:40.860 i saw the unmarked graves what did you see have you been anywhere have you done any of the research

00:47:47.580 have you done anything really what research is unbelievable it is absolutely unbelievable to me

00:47:57.500 i mean how could you stand there and take that stuff if you're a guy i'd

00:48:06.620 this guy would not be walking away without blood

00:48:10.860 if i happen to be in that area and i'm certain that many of you feel that same way

00:48:15.120 this is ridiculous and that's not even a threat that's just like what are you doing man like step

00:48:20.280 off and look at how close he is to her camera too right up in her face you're going to see a

00:48:25.620 different perspective in just a second i have been involved in documenting the children who have died

00:48:30.760 at the residential school in calis so then why are you here and there are no graves by the way

00:48:37.860 This kid is obviously lying through his teeth, too.

00:48:40.920 I saw the graves.

00:48:41.960 Okay.

00:48:45.500 You see the bodies?

00:48:47.600 No?

00:48:48.760 Because it was a sewage-drained system, you jackass.

00:48:51.640 Because there's a falsehood that is being spread by this memorial,

00:48:55.700 which is that children, 215 children, are buried in the Camelot City residential.

00:49:01.920 They are.

00:49:02.920 There's no evidence of that.

00:49:04.520 Yes, there is.

00:49:05.140 I've seen the evidence.

00:49:06.260 What is the evidence?

00:49:07.180 the mass graves you've seen the mass graves i've seen the mass graves what the fuck are you

00:49:11.980 talking about where did you see the mass grave right behind the kamloops center what are you

00:49:16.760 talking about so you think there's like you are actively lying you are actively spreading

00:49:22.300 misinformation i don't know you're lying about anything you're just lying get the fuck out of

00:49:27.440 here no one wants you you don't have any authority over me oh i sure as shit do what is your authority

00:49:32.820 My authority is that I'm right here, standing in front of you.

00:49:35.660 Yeah, but that doesn't matter.

00:49:36.820 Get the fuck out of here.

00:49:37.600 No one wants you here.

00:49:38.100 Unbelievable.

00:49:38.700 Get out.

00:49:39.400 Get out.

00:49:40.220 Get out.

00:49:41.020 Get out.

00:49:41.880 Get out.

00:49:43.640 Whoa.

00:49:44.880 No one wants you here.

00:49:46.620 Lots of people are here.

00:49:47.860 Because the vast majority of the people here don't want you here, you need to fucking leave.

00:49:50.940 This is a gathering, this is a celebration that's been marked by City Hall.

00:49:55.140 If you're not a part of this, you don't belong here.

00:49:57.460 That's city bylaw, dumbass.

00:50:00.280 Wow.

00:50:00.720 White supremacist lies. Critical race theory here.

00:50:30.720 Oh, Ashley, there's her thing.

00:50:33.180 There's a reason right here, standing in front of you.

00:50:38.500 Get the fuck out of here.

00:50:39.840 Get the fuck out of here.

00:50:41.220 Get over here.

00:50:43.300 This is, no, she's not allowed to be here.

00:50:46.040 You guys know that she's not allowed to be here.

00:50:47.960 This is my law.

00:50:48.300 Why don't you guys help?

00:50:49.380 I'm starting to confront each arm against our people, especially the women.

00:50:54.560 Why don't people do great with you?

00:50:56.380 That sign is false, that sign talks about 250 children who are at the Calvin City Residential

00:51:11.380 School, buried at the Calvin City Residential School.

00:51:14.380 That sign is false.

00:51:19.280 That sign was put out in a significant statement.

00:51:23.080 So the city of Calvary should not be perpetuating falsets.

00:51:28.960 It is perpetuating falsets.

00:51:31.800 This entire memorial is about falsets being perpetuated.

00:51:37.400 We must have truth about the Calvary City Residential School.

00:51:42.520 And that's what I'm here to do.

00:51:44.380 Okay, these are typical Antifa tactics being used by the First Nations people here who are protecting their lives.

00:52:05.280 You know, every time that I put a video on with Frances Whitteson, man, I have so much respect for that woman.

00:52:14.380 Because this is what they're trying to do.

00:52:16.020 They're trying to make a lie part of history.

00:52:21.360 Like they've done so many times in the past that there were 215 bodies.

00:52:26.500 Even the band chief has backpedaled on that.

00:52:31.260 But the government now refusing to release these documents without redaction.

00:52:38.120 So what we need to do is put some pressure on them.

00:52:40.540 look it we need to know exactly what's gone on with the 12 million dollars that we the taxpayer

00:52:45.980 gave that band to get us some evidence of this there has been no evidence of any bodies at all

00:52:53.020 produced just the ground penetrating radar results and that's it and these people they believe all of

00:53:01.060 it and they use they try to use their antifa tactics if shut down get out of here get out of

00:53:05.400 here get out of here like seriously why don't you just walk away and have your celebration

00:53:12.400 leave her alone don't engage with her but no they've got to get up there and strong arm because

00:53:20.020 that is what they do they believe that everybody needs to believe what they believe

00:53:26.000 and if we don't and this goes by the way with everything as you know with the climate change

00:53:31.480 with the lgbt with the mass migration with all of that stuff we don't believe what they believe

00:53:37.640 then we are heretics we are far right-wing fascist extremists and by the way the word

00:53:43.500 fascist is completely misused by them as you know it's more of a clarion call

00:53:48.400 or radical left-wing extremism these days than it is a word

00:53:52.560 that's how they're using it and it's it's absolutely shameful that kind of behavior is

00:54:00.340 absolutely beyond the pale. Alberta to shutter supervised drug consumption sites in Calgary

00:54:11.100 and in Lethbridge. This is fantastic news because these things don't save lives, contrary to what

00:54:19.700 left-wing governments have been telling us for the past 10 years. From City Journal,

00:54:25.160 supervised drug consumption sites don't save lives. A Canadian study casts further doubt on

00:54:32.340 a key plank of the harm reduction agenda. Supervised consumption sites, which offer

00:54:38.460 drug users a place to get high under the observation. By the way, have you ever seen

00:54:42.360 any video of one of these places? It's disgusting. It looks like a back alley or one of those

00:54:50.720 crack houses that you see in tv shows it seriously does and the people who work there they hide in

00:54:56.220 the office in the back because who would want to be around that even if you're a trained professional

00:55:01.600 these things have become popular proposed solutions to the north american overdose

00:55:08.080 epidemic but a recently released canadian study shows that contrary to the claims of harm reduction

00:55:14.140 activists and by the way this was never in any of the left-wing corporate media

00:55:17.800 Should have been. Big story.

00:55:21.240 These sites do not save lives.

00:55:24.060 American policymakers should take heed and avoid replicating their northern neighbors' failed experiment.

00:55:29.300 The peer-reviewed study published in the academic journal Addiction examined patient outcomes from two Alberta-based consumption sites operating in demographically similar cities.

00:55:39.320 One in Red Deer closed March of last year.

00:55:42.520 The other in Lethbridge remained open and acted as a control group.

00:55:46.200 this is one of the ones they're closing by the way the researchers found that after the red deer

00:55:52.200 consumption site closed its former clients saw no statistically significant increase in deaths

00:55:57.280 emergency department visits or opioid related emergency medical service events compared with

00:56:03.380 the clients of the lethbridge site these findings are even more notable because the illicit drug

00:56:08.340 supply in the city was heavily adulterated with carfentanil, a highly potent synthetic

00:56:16.940 opioid, which is a hundred times more potent than plain old fentanyl.

00:56:23.800 If these safe consumption sites reduced overdoses, overdose deaths, the prevalence of this dangerous

00:56:30.700 drug should have made the closure even more deadly.

00:56:33.300 the authors caution that the mortality results should not be interpreted as clear evidence of

00:56:40.040 safety they note the study period was too short and the general frequency of deaths too low for

00:56:45.280 confidential statistic results with this particular indicator but while a larger study could

00:56:50.980 theoretically yield a different outcome even this limited finding seems to refute the popular

00:56:56.560 activist narrative that closing consumption sites leads to mass overdose death it does

00:57:03.600 not billboard chris was on x today talking about jessica yaniv simpson remember jessica yaniv

00:57:12.720 rebel news has done a lot of stuff on him and uh this is a guy i think the thing with him was his

00:57:22.220 first deal was he wanted to go to an esthetician to get his his package waxed and the woman who

00:57:30.820 did the waxing said no no no we're not doing male genitalia we only do women here I'm sorry but I'm

00:57:35.820 not doing your balls so she filed he filed a human rights complaint which he lost and then he's been

00:57:43.380 threatening harm to people like Drea Humphrey and Sheila Gunn-Reed all of these rebel news

00:57:49.820 reporters over the last few years they do follow him around with a microphone and that he sticks

00:57:55.240 his dog on them or even threatens to shoot them sometimes and he's got a problem this jessica

00:58:01.780 yaniv simpson with billboard chris so chris says uh this simpson dude has filed a complaint against

00:58:10.020 me with the bc human rights tribunal and that's dangerous because we all know barry newfeld's

00:58:14.720 story by now he says he says i love the way chris does this i violated his human rights by calling

00:58:22.240 him a man and by denying the existence of transgender identities this violent man

00:58:28.140 previously threatened to shoot and kill me and pleaded guilty to uttering threats i also had

00:58:34.540 a restraining order against him for a couple of years jessica rose to fame several years ago when

00:58:42.320 he contacted close to 20 female estheticians and over here it is and demanded they wax his intact

00:58:49.200 male genitalia. Most of these women were of Indian descent and several worked from home with

00:58:55.020 small children. Their businesses served women, not malicious men pretending to be women.

00:59:01.060 When they declined his aberrant request, he played victim and said he was discriminated

00:59:05.240 against on the basis of his gender identity. Mr. Simpson filed complaints in 2018 and 2019

00:59:11.840 against several of these women with the B.C. Human Rights Tribunal, which agreed to hear three of the

00:59:17.000 cases. He lost them all. I'm not so sure he'd lose these days. Jessica Simpson was formerly known as

00:59:24.440 Jonathan Yaniv, and he is a vexatious litigant with a long history of lawfare. He now has several

00:59:31.180 criminal convictions and even assaulted an elderly man at his mother's care home. The municipality of

00:59:37.800 Langley sent him a legal letter a few years ago declaring that their first responders would stop

00:59:42.520 showing up at his home to help him out of the bathtub. He was calling them every day

00:59:47.120 after he had his vaginoplasty for emergency help to get out of the tub, and he treated these brave

00:59:57.760 city employees abusively. Never content to live his life in peace, he's now coming after me once

01:00:03.560 again, ho-hum, Billboard Chris says. Bring it on. Of note, this is the same human rights tribunal

01:00:09.920 which recently fined Barry Neufeld $750,000 for injury to dignity because Barry, like me,

01:00:16.960 does not believe in gender identity ideology. Not only did the tribunal find Barry, they literally

01:00:22.960 stated the following. If a person elects not to, now this is bad because this ruling sets a

01:00:29.160 a dangerous president.

01:00:30.280 This is what the BC Human Rights Tribunal said

01:00:32.640 about Barry Neufeld.

01:00:35.520 If a person elects not to believe

01:00:38.480 that gender identity is separate from sex

01:00:41.200 at assigned birth,

01:00:42.560 then they do not believe in trans people.

01:00:46.340 This is a form of existential denial.

01:00:51.280 Okay, so what?

01:00:53.940 A person does not need to believe in Christianity

01:00:56.880 to accept that another person is Christian.

01:01:00.500 This is not close to the same thing.

01:01:03.800 I can't believe they use this as an example.

01:01:07.600 However, to accept that a person is transgender,

01:01:11.160 one must accept that their gender identity

01:01:13.160 is different than their sex assigned at birth.

01:01:15.740 That's what the BC Human Rights Tribunal said.

01:01:19.940 obviously run by a bunch of serious ideologue wackadoos the tribunal has declared that all

01:01:31.200 british columbians must believe in gender identities chris says i do not believe in

01:01:36.260 gender identities i never will and i welcome this fight with open arms so my message to you

01:01:42.020 bc human rights tribunal is please accept mr jessica simpson's complaint i'd love to kill

01:01:47.780 two birds with one stone and help take down your kangaroo court while i'm at it govern yourselves

01:01:53.200 accordingly and then there's an email uh from jessica yaniv to billboard chris and a whole

01:02:00.940 bunch of comments that came after which were amusing what do we got here goldie gamari oh

01:02:09.580 yeah right okay so this is an interesting story i'm not sure if i have time for this one tonight

01:02:14.660 yeah why not goldie gamari this this is a couple of years ago now

01:02:19.860 and and there's a reason for that goldie gamari was ousted from the progressive conservative

01:02:27.120 caucus of ontario after meeting with an anti-islam campaigner by the name of tommy robinson

01:02:33.160 anti-islam campaigner hmm interesting and there is goldie there carlton mpp goldie gamari

01:02:41.500 was kicked out of the Ontario PC Caucus

01:02:44.580 after meeting with a far-right, CBC,

01:02:47.540 British activist and anti-Islam campaigner.

01:02:51.480 All right.

01:02:52.980 That statement, whenever, from Doug Ford,

01:02:56.980 doesn't mention that controversial figure by name,

01:03:00.280 but rather refers to Gamari's serious lapses in judgment

01:03:03.220 for sitting down and meeting with Tommy Robinson.

01:03:06.880 This decision follows repeated instances

01:03:09.260 of serious lapses in judgment,

01:03:10.960 and a failure to collaborate constructively with caucus leadership as a team member.

01:03:16.080 Well, this decision does not come easily.

01:03:18.460 It's become clear that MPP Gamari can no longer continue in her role with our caucus.

01:03:22.820 Okay, so why was she so anti-Islam?

01:03:28.220 Here's a story from Sam Cooper at the Bureau.

01:03:31.360 DOJ seizes Iranian intelligence websites behind $250,000 beheading bounty on Canadian politician.

01:03:40.960 Cartel directed to kill her at Ottawa home.

01:03:44.600 And who's the politician?

01:03:50.160 The U.S. Department of Justice announced today

01:03:53.120 the court-authorized seizure of four websites

01:03:56.380 operated by Iran's Ministry of Intelligence and Security,

01:04:00.180 dismantling a regime-run cyber and psychological operations network

01:04:04.060 that issued a $250,000 bounty death threat

01:04:08.040 against former Ontario member of provincial parliament Goldie Gamari,

01:04:12.560 which directed the Jalisco New Generation cartel out of Mexico

01:04:17.440 to behead her at her home in Ottawa.

01:04:23.900 The Iranian cyber operations also targeted journalists,

01:04:27.100 Jewish communities, Israeli defense personnel

01:04:29.720 and Iranian dissidents across North America.

01:04:33.840 Terrorist propaganda online can incite real-world violence.

01:04:36.880 Attorney General Pam Bondi said, this network of Iranian-backed sites will no longer broadcast

01:04:42.240 anti-American hate. Isn't that interesting? Canada has become, it seems, a haven for these

01:04:50.640 vile criminals. And I'm going to get to why in just a second. Let's see here. But before that,

01:04:58.500 I'd like to show you a video of DNI Tulsi Gabbard.

01:05:03.700 This is the leader of national intelligence, Tulsi Gabbard.

01:05:09.520 Her opening statement, as delivered to SSCI on 2026 annual threat assessment of the U.S. intelligence community.

01:05:17.640 So here's what she had to say.

01:05:19.780 It continues to face a complex and evolving threat landscape with a geographically diverse set of Islamist terrorist actors seeking to propagate their ideology globally and harm Americans, even as al-Qaeda and ISIS remain weaker today than they were at their respective peaks.

01:05:38.200 The spread of Islamist ideology, in some cases led by individuals and organizations

01:05:42.800 associated with the Muslim Brotherhood, poses a fundamental threat to freedom

01:05:47.000 and the foundational principles that underpin Western civilization.

01:05:52.440 Islamist groups and individuals use this ideology for recruiting and financial support

01:05:57.380 for terrorist groups and individuals around the world

01:06:00.100 and to advance their political objectives of establishing an Islamist caliphate

01:06:04.860 which governs based on Sharia.

01:06:07.200 There are increasing examples of this in various European countries,

01:06:11.120 and President Trump's designation of certain Muslim Brotherhood chapters

01:06:14.100 as foreign terrorist organizations is a mechanism to secure Americans against this threat.

01:06:19.660 In response to setbacks to their capabilities of conducting large-scale complex attacks,

01:06:26.020 Islamist terrorist groups have shifted toward focusing on executing information operations

01:06:30.480 to spread propaganda and inspire or enable individuals located in or with access to the West.

01:06:38.760 U.S. counterterrorism efforts, primarily in Iraq, Somalia, Yemen, and Syria in 2025,

01:06:45.560 were instrumental in removing key terrorist leaders and operatives, degrading the ability

01:06:51.000 of al-Qaeda and ISIS to quickly reconstitute its leadership and plan large-scale attacks

01:06:56.700 against the homeland and U.S. interests abroad.

01:06:59.960 Strict U.S. border enforcement measures

01:07:01.840 and increased deportations of individuals

01:07:03.800 with suspected links to Islamist terrorists

01:07:05.740 have reduced access to the homeland

01:07:07.900 and removed some potential sources of future terrorist attacks.

01:07:14.040 The Director of National Intelligence

01:07:16.520 just told the Senate committee

01:07:18.200 that the Muslim Brotherhood

01:07:22.360 is in the United States and all over the Western world

01:07:26.220 trying to spread their dangerous ideology

01:07:28.900 and get Sharia law placed.

01:07:31.100 Now, how are they going to do that?

01:07:32.800 It appears as though they seem to be going through

01:07:34.820 full official legal channels by running in politics,

01:07:39.060 by becoming high-level bureaucrats

01:07:41.460 at all of the important departments

01:07:43.240 in all of the Western nations,

01:07:45.620 which will eventually lead us right into their trap

01:07:50.200 of Sharia law.

01:07:52.180 and then i'm wondering how the marxists will feel about that especially the marxist feminists

01:07:59.680 you're not going to like that one bit and here's an example of how bad it's getting

01:08:06.100 when it comes to islam and again i'm talking about radical islam which seems to be spreading

01:08:12.260 all through the islam world we don't know exactly what percentage of it it is some say well you

01:08:19.880 know, Islam is the religion of love. Prove it, is what I say. Seems like that is the

01:08:28.220 religion of violence and hatred. I'm going to show you this story and then I'm going

01:08:32.580 to play a video for you. You be the judge. From the BBC, Australia PM heckled at Sydney

01:08:39.000 mosque Ramadan event. So this is Anthony Albanese, the leader of Australia. Now I

01:08:47.440 wouldn't say, because I've seen this video, I wouldn't say heckling is the word. But that's

01:08:54.760 what these guys say. Australia's Prime Minister has been heckled at an event at a Sydney mosque

01:09:00.500 marking the end of the holy month of Ramadan. Anthony Albanese and Home Affairs Minister Tony

01:09:05.960 Burke were at Lakemba Mosque, one of the largest in Australia, after being invited by community

01:09:10.460 leaders, they were invited to attend Eid prayers Friday morning local time. So

01:09:17.280 let me show you the video of this.

01:09:40.460 We as Australian Muslims need to have these deep intellectual discussions in regards

01:10:09.060 to how we navigate the path of engaging political leadership, the media, and the white population.

01:10:14.060 Respect the place you're in, please. This is a loss.

01:10:19.060 You've got to respect us!

01:10:24.060 Please sit down, please sit down, all of you sit down, please.

01:10:31.060 Sit down, stop recording, sit down.

01:10:35.060 We invited politicians to make us feel good about ourselves, but never genuinely had a

01:10:39.220 robust and effective communication with them about the issues affecting.

01:10:43.060 Does he look worried, concerned, maybe a little bit frightened?

01:10:48.900 I would say, yeah, our community.

01:10:52.500 You called him honorable. You called him honorable. He's responsible for the spend

01:10:57.060 One billion people! One billion of the politicians! One billion!

01:11:04.060 One billion! One billion!

01:11:17.060 Why are you protecting it? Why are you protecting it?

01:11:27.060 one minute

01:11:36.680 he supports it brother

01:11:42.260 you know what

01:11:45.120 you don't represent us anymore

01:11:46.980 you don't represent us

01:11:48.360 I believe

01:11:52.820 that

01:11:53.960 those two and there's probably

01:11:56.580 more of them would have incited such hatred in that room without protection anthony albanese

01:12:04.660 would have been ripped limb from limb i've seen this kind of passion if you want to call it that

01:12:10.140 up close when it comes to the muslim community i've explained it before and it can be a good

01:12:16.720 thing i suppose if directed in the right way but it seems to lead to violence more often than not

01:12:26.580 now do we want that kind of ideology dominating our societies in the west i would say no

01:12:34.180 like i said earlier in this show i kind of liked canada the way it was before

01:12:42.440 actually i loved it the way it was before

01:12:44.960 but things have gone so off the rails in the last 10 years i'm not sure if we can ever get

01:12:52.180 that back. How did that happen in the first place? On September 28th of 2015, Justin Trudeau,

01:13:00.000 Stephen Harper, and the leader of the NDP, I think it was Thomas Mulcair at the time,

01:13:03.500 had a monk debate. And the idea of deporting terrorists was brought up. And here's what

01:13:12.560 happened. Watch this. Would we not provoke the citizenship of people convicted of terrorist

01:13:18.780 offences against this country. This was a bill put forward by a member of

01:13:25.560 Parliament who is himself an immigrant, Devinder Shory. This is not the standards

01:13:30.480 we expect. Immigrants, Canadians, all of us who are here expect that we would have

01:13:34.860 a minimum bar that people would not be guilty of trying to plan

01:13:40.180 terrorist attacks against this country.

01:13:42.980 is a Canadian, and you devalue the citizenship of every Canadian in this place and in this

01:13:52.220 country when you break down and make it conditional for anyone.

01:13:56.180 We have the rule of law in this country, and you can't take away the individual's use

01:14:00.620 of life when someone does.

01:14:01.680 Individuals can't do that.

01:14:03.080 The individual in question that's returned, though, is convicted and should be in jail,

01:14:08.080 A few walks from here, he would have detonated bombs that would have been on a scale of 9-11.

01:14:16.880 This country has every right to revoke the citizenship of an individual like that.

01:14:21.620 We are a country of laws and rights.

01:14:26.000 Three weeks later, Canada elected Justin Trudeau as Prime Minister in October of 2015.

01:14:35.060 And look what's happened to us since.

01:14:40.240 Why does Alberta want out so badly?

01:14:44.240 Why are we suffering from mass migration?

01:14:47.440 Why is there such high unemployment amongst Canadian people?

01:14:52.360 Why is there a housing crisis?

01:14:54.480 Why is there such incredible food inflation?

01:14:56.680 I'm not saying Trudeau did it himself.

01:14:58.820 Trudeau was a puppet.

01:15:00.440 We all know that.

01:15:01.340 the people pulling his strings one of them was mark carney who's now the prime minister

01:15:06.600 and people seem to adore i saw a comment earlier i think it was on youtube

01:15:12.760 um on this show tonight i like carney but i don't like the liberals

01:15:19.060 whoever said that i want you to read his book mark carney's book read values see who this guy is and

01:15:29.700 what he believes and then check out his history mark carney is not good for this country why do

01:15:37.920 you think a multi-millionaire banker central banker would want to give all that up who lived

01:15:44.720 out of the country for years and years worked at goldman sachs in the united states uh worked at

01:15:49.700 the united nations based in new york worked as the governor of the bank of england based in london

01:15:56.520 Why would he come back to Canada to make $400,000 a year

01:16:00.900 and put every asset he has into a blind trust?

01:16:03.840 Why would he do that?

01:16:07.960 Think about that for a second.

01:16:10.240 He may have been born and raised in the Northwest Territories

01:16:13.760 or Alberta or whatever, but so what?

01:16:16.440 He left Canada behind years and years and years ago.

01:16:19.800 He sent his daughter to the now disgraced Tavistock Clinic for sex change.

01:16:26.300 That's who Mark Carney is.

01:16:29.640 Bad decision after bad decision after bad decision.

01:16:33.220 This is the guy who started G Fonz,

01:16:36.100 this global business climate activist group

01:16:40.000 that threatened to put any business out of business

01:16:45.400 if they didn't follow his rules.

01:16:49.200 That's why you see all these stupid windmills

01:16:51.520 all over the landscape of our country that provide no power.

01:16:55.660 That aren't really windmills at all.

01:16:59.160 That cost an arm and a leg and are all made in China.

01:17:07.340 Mark Carney is not your friend.

01:17:10.740 All right, that's it for tonight, you guys.

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01:17:56.000 week either tuesday or wednesday with lawyer keith wilson talking about alberta separation

01:18:00.380 and keith also can talk very extensively on the situation with land grabs the native land grabs

01:18:08.160 that are going on right now in british columbia you guys have a fantastic weekend and i will talk

01:18:14.920 to you again on monday night at eight o'clock hang on night hawks i'll see you guys in about

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