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00:18:06.840and participate in the solution all right or if you're in the winnipeg area you can pop into the
00:18:13.320the park west in tomorrow night the doors are at 5 30 and the event starts at 6 30 it's a little
00:18:20.240bit of a long one goes right through till 10 o'clock i'm not sure it's going to be all sitting
00:18:25.520time i think there's going to be some vendors there's some health vendors there as well
00:18:31.280so you'll have the freedom to freedom to be able to walk around and check out some products for
00:18:36.560yourself park west in 5 25 dale boulevard in winnipeg again that's tomorrow night the doors
00:18:42.800at 5 30 the event starts at 6 30 and runs until 10 o'clock the health charter tour with sean and
00:18:50.680theresa buckley all right there's been a lot of rumors flying around about universal ostrich farm
00:18:57.720what's going on out there well jim kerr is on the ground and he will allay some of your fears
00:19:02.920hopefully yes katie is off the property no karen and dave are not off the property yes the police
00:19:09.620wanted all three of them to go off the property to sign their evidence that was being submitted
00:19:13.220for the investigation that is now open regarding the the birds that are missing so uh yes katie is
00:19:19.680there uh no we hope she's not arrested uh but that was not the premise upon which she went she
00:19:26.480went literally to verify that the uh evidence regarding the lack of birds uh was indeed you
00:19:33.040know evidence that was to be submitted and put into the case officially so uh karen's still here
00:19:37.960Dave's still here. They've been going all over the footage. You know, it's hard to account for
00:19:47.140the lack of birds that they've found. The most likely scenario, or not most likely, that's not
00:19:52.620accurate. If indeed the police are telling the truth and that the CFIA would be considered
00:20:00.340criminals or at least engaging in criminal behavior if birds were missing, that's what
00:20:04.400the police has said so we're going to take them on face value on that yes i understand police lie
00:20:08.060but we've got to go on something all right so if that's the case if there's no birds missing
00:20:13.480and we can't find them where are they the most likely uh scenario if they're all there we can't
00:20:21.640see them is the hens um you've noticed a distinct lack of hens people keep mentioning this there's
00:20:26.820no hens there's no hens there's no hens the highest likelihood is that because it's getting
00:20:31.740colder what happens is the hens nest down into bedding so they nest down into straw and if you
00:20:37.360see the coloring of the hens they're the very light colored ones they they match into that straw like
00:20:41.440nobody's business i mean you can you literally can't even see them so for the from for the
00:20:46.120footage that we've got which is mountaintop shots coming down as well as some drone footage um
00:20:51.640they've been trying to account for anything that might be missing they've gone in they've literally
00:20:56.480gone in with maximum telephoto and then magnifying glass freeze framing everything okay to try to
00:21:03.380figure out how many birds are there there's still a really really there's a discrepancy
00:21:08.060um so if the birds are alive maybe they're nesting but i mean there's not too many places
00:21:15.440for them to hide it would be very difficult to hide i'm gonna just go officially well not
00:21:20.680officially nothing i'm just myself i'm not representing anybody but it's from what i've
00:21:23.780seen you can't account for at least 50 of those birds and you can't hide 50 birds my personal
00:21:28.640opinion and the number by many accounts is even higher than that okay so if the police are lying
00:21:36.720or misinformed which is kind of the same thing um you know if you willfully listen to things
00:21:42.620without actually evaluating them i would suggest that you're culpable in that lie uh but whatever
00:21:47.920that's my own opinion uh if indeed there are birds missing where are they chances are they're
00:21:55.400probably not being buried on site that would probably be a bad idea because then they'd be
00:21:59.240found and that wouldn't be cool and it would show that they broke the law and so on and so forth so
00:22:02.720probably not buried on site um the blue bins oh boy the blue bins so here's the thing there are
00:22:13.160blue bins on site that we can see there are blue bins on site that we can't see and there are also
00:22:17.800blue bins off site at the other place i've been reporting from the command center just up the
00:22:21.760road we check in on there every day to find out how many bins there are there are people here
00:22:25.520watching how many bins there are uh but it would it would appear because we have done dumpster
00:22:30.600diving and found out what's in some of those bins many of them are leaving with one third of the
00:22:35.000garbage that they should be now why would you be removing bins that aren't filled with garbage
00:22:39.880doesn't really make sense and then you got other bins that are full now the locked bins let's talk
00:22:46.480about that we haven't got any conclusive evidence that these things are locked yes they're strapped
00:22:51.040down yes there are police that go in front of them and behind them yes if you try to follow
00:22:54.600them the police will pull you over so you can't go follow them all of that is true but whether or
00:22:59.400not there's actually locks on these things if you have some kind of evidence that that's the case
00:23:02.800please send it over i haven't seen anything this conclusive on that but the family is simply asking
00:23:09.600if the bins are contain whatever either let them know or let them check
00:23:16.480perfectly rational request hey look seems like there's some ostriches missing can you do us a
00:23:27.400favor and maybe do a count yeah man sounds good to me but instead of that no no
00:23:35.660why oh you're hiding something and it's obvious that cfia is hiding something
00:23:46.200the bothersome thing here is that the rcmp seems to be working with them even as the family wants
00:23:54.920an investigation now they say some say there is an investigation rcmp investigation going on others
00:24:00.580say no not yet so we'll try to find out as much as we can about that situation and get back to
00:24:08.480you but that's evolving by the minute not by the hour but by the minute and i haven't heard anything
00:24:14.360else out of Universal Ostrich Farm in the last couple of hours. Stellantis. What's Stellantis,
00:24:22.340man? Big auto manufacturer. And they're taking their ball and they're going home.
00:24:31.200They announced on Tuesday plans to move some production out of Brampton to the United States
00:24:37.300to move union leaders, say, sacrificing Canadian jobs on the Trump altar. Well, again, I explained
00:24:45.420last night, and I'll say it briefly again tonight, Donald Trump is not making war on Canada. He's
00:24:51.480doing what's best for his country, and he wants those production jobs, whether it's cars or
00:24:56.000anything else, steel, aluminum, he wants those jobs back in the United States, and so he's creating
00:25:01.980the conditions for that, and he doesn't care what happens in Canada. He doesn't care what happens
00:25:06.780in japan he doesn't care what happens in the uk i mean he would like those people to be okay
00:25:17.640he's about the united states of america so it's not a war on canada and yet that's how the media
00:25:27.820continues to portray it the news comes amid the ongoing trade war it's not a trade war
00:25:32.460it's not you got to have two people in a war two sides in a war there is only one side in this and
00:25:39.720that's trump u.s tariff policies imposed by donald trump directly impacting canada's
00:25:46.380manufacturing sector especially for automotive assembly and parts manufacturing uniform the
00:25:51.860union representing canadian auto workers it's delantis said in a statement that their jobs are
00:25:57.000being sacred and urged governments to stand up for their industry and send a strong message to
00:26:02.100any corporation taking the same egregious actions listen it's up to the companies to
00:26:10.780decide where they want to be based it has nothing to do with the government egregious
00:26:17.080and if you're stupid enough to give them 15 billion dollars and they turn around and say
00:26:24.080thanks see ya well who's that on global says here's what you need to know but instead of that
00:26:31.560because it's you know left-wing corporate media here's mario for the north this video off with
00:26:38.600the trigger warning because what i'm about to share with you is honestly going to tick you off
00:26:43.400corporations are prostitutes for profit and the liberals help them by building this house of cards
00:26:50.080that just got flicked away and the whole thing came crumbling down watch this as you already
00:26:55.080know stelantis is moving their production from brampton into the u.s and also investing 13 billion
00:27:00.880dollars there. Biggest investment in history. But watch this. Did you know that Canada made a 52
00:27:08.220and a half billion dollar bet not just on the auto sector but on EVs and they earmarked 15
00:27:17.920billion dollars for Stellantis. On top of this General Motors has already announced that they're
00:27:25.020shutting down their Ingersoll plant because of slow sales. The Liberals earmarked over 50 billion
00:27:31.500dollars to 13 EV projects, more than the auto sector was going to invest in themselves.
00:27:39.100Here's the trigger. The total amount of GST and HST, the sales taxes for 2024 collected from all
00:27:47.420of us was 51.4 billion dollars in other words the government was ready to give these corporations
00:27:56.940prostitutes for profit more money than we've collected through the gst and hst program our
00:28:04.700taxes that we all pay in other words your money was going to these corporations to build an
00:28:11.260industry that is doomed for failure. This is casino risk levels of gambling and this is what
00:28:19.020the liberals have done consistently. We need to put an end to corporate welfare. We can't spend
00:28:26.120our way into success and literally earlier on today I was talking to Mark Petroni on Juno News
00:28:32.420and I told him which will air probably at some point today that if it were me I would sue the
00:28:38.440hell out of these companies for taking a dime and if they breached any sort of clause or contract
00:28:45.260that we had, I would get that money back and then some. We are not a charity for corporations. We are
00:28:51.340not a charity for the world. When I say the liberals have been spending our money recklessly, this is a
00:28:58.280perfect example where I can break it down to you in the most simplest terms. You could live a life
00:29:04.200with no GST and no HST if they controlled their spending but they can't. With the budget coming
00:29:11.120out in a couple of weeks, we are going to witness generational debt, not just for you, but for your
00:29:18.460kids and your grandkids. We can literally have quadruple the amount of health care we have now.
00:29:24.860We can have low taxes. We can have one of the strongest economies in the world, but we are
00:29:31.100spiraling when the time comes to vote remember this do i have to say it
00:29:51.820But Pierre Polyev, he was on a podcast with the couple from Northern Perspective, and he blasted, according to the CBC, he blasted despicable RCMP leadership, accusing Maude's of covering up for Trudeau.
00:30:18.540in the story they go on to mention that polyev was on a podcast they don't call it by name
00:30:24.080because heaven forbid they give their competition any press at all and don't think that the cbc
00:30:32.860doesn't think that people like me and northern exposure and jasmine lane and all of the others
00:30:38.400moose on the loose wayne peters what's up canada don't think they don't think of us as competition
00:30:44.080They do. This is one of the reasons that the liberals want us gone. That and being able to
00:30:50.820control the narrative, of course. Here's what Polly have said about the RCMP covering for
00:30:57.800Justin Trudeau and not one but two scandals. The Trudeau era should have been involved
00:31:02.500jail time. I mean, Trudeau broke the criminal code when he took a free vacation from someone
00:31:08.500with whom he had government business. It's just like it's right there in the criminal code. If
00:31:12.380If the RCMP had been doing its job and not covering up for him, then he would have been criminally charged.
00:31:19.700And again, he probably violated the criminal code and the SNC-Labalin scandal.
00:31:25.140These would normally have led to criminal charges, but of course the RCMP covered it all up.
00:31:30.120And the leadership of the RCMP is frankly just despicable when it comes to enforcing laws against the Liberal government.
00:34:57.840Jody Wilson-Raybould recorded herself speaking with then, is he a commissioner, president, the head of the Privy Council of Canada, Michael Wernick, a few years ago.
00:35:12.480And here is part of that conversation, the key part.
00:35:15.240I'm surprised that you and I are having this conversation, but I'm just saying that I really feel uncomfortable about the appropriateness of this conversation.
00:35:25.340okay i understand that but i mean i think his view is he's not asking you to do anything
00:35:33.880appropriate or to interfere he's asking you to use all of the tools that you lawfully have at
00:35:39.180your disposal i i i know i have a tool under under the prosecution act that i can use
00:35:46.680i do not believe it is appropriate to use it in this case
00:35:50.920okay all right i mean that's that's clear um
00:35:57.000well i mean he's in a very firm mood about this so uh does he understand the gravity of what this
00:36:07.860potentially could mean this is not just about saving jobs this is about interfering with one
00:36:12.960of our fundamental institutions this is like breaching a constitutional principle of prosecutorial
00:36:18.500independence so we can well then nobody's explaining that to him michael like this is
00:36:26.620this is we can stand up in the house of commons and on norman on a totally appropriately on norman
00:36:34.900on extradition and we can talk about the rule of law um that the cases aren't dissimilar the
00:36:43.380principle or the integrity of how we act and respond to the tools that we have available and
00:36:49.060what we should and shouldn't do i'm again i just i don't know okay i respect where you're coming
00:36:59.720from you know what i got i hope that you do because i don't think anybody respects this i
00:37:05.740mean the the conversation that jerry and katie had with my chief of staff and i have it like she
00:37:11.940wrote down what they said, like saying that they don't want to have anything or hear any
00:37:17.900more about the legalities, but want to talk about jobs, entirely inappropriate.
00:37:25.840Jerry and Katie, she's referring to Gerald Butts and Katie Telford. Gerald Butts, Trudeau's
00:37:32.600principal secretary and best friend since university days, who, by the way, resigned
00:37:37.520himself after taking the heat for the SNC-Lavalin scandal. Now, as far as the RCMP doing an
00:37:45.640investigation, whether during or post-scandal, oh, and by the way, Trudeau did get his wish on this
00:37:52.300one. He just got the next attorney general to do the dirty work that Jody Wilson-Raybould wouldn't
00:37:58.260do. And this is on Wikipedia, for goodness sakes. Not difficult to find at all. RCMP inquiry.
00:38:06.280Notice the word inquiry, not investigation.
00:38:10.800On September 10th, 2019, the Globe and Mail published a story claiming the Trudeau government
00:38:15.520was not cooperating with an RCMP inquiry into potential obstruction of justice.
00:38:21.840A waiver for confidentiality was not provided by the clerk of the Privy Council,
00:38:27.000nor did Trudeau override the clerk, which would allow RCMP access to both staffers and materials.
00:38:32.440so then that gives the rcmp plausible deniability well they won't let us look so what can we do
00:38:41.080are you freaking kidding me right now is that the system in this country according to the report
00:38:48.140sources who spoke to the globe and mail were told to not discuss matters regarding the scandal with
00:38:53.760police officials while sheer andrew sheer the leader of the conservative party at the time
00:38:57.680said the RCMP were investigating the PMO.
00:39:00.700There was no evidence as of September 10th, 2019,
00:39:04.100that the RCMP has begun an investigation onto anyone in the prime minister's office.
00:39:10.020Wilson-Raybould was interviewed by investigators on September 10th, 2019.
00:39:14.460And then she wrote a book, a best-selling book,
00:39:19.800and was elected for a second time to parliament as an independent member,
00:39:27.320that doesn't happen very often. You don't get elected as an independent member. Sometimes you
00:39:32.140get elected as a party member and then get kicked out of the party. So you have to be independent,
00:39:36.220but getting elected as an independent, that's, that's not easy. We need more of that.
00:39:43.940That's what I was talking about a little bit earlier. Here's Aaron Gunn in committee.
00:39:49.780Let's talk about crime. Talking with the police chief of St. Thomas, Ontario.
00:39:55.360Thank you, Chair. Chief Roskamp, is Canada currently releasing repeat offenders out on bail that are a threat to public safety?
00:40:08.300I believe in some situations they are.
00:40:12.880In Vancouver, just a couple of years ago, there was a report that 40 individuals, prolific offenders, were responsible for over 6,300 incidents with police in just a small period of time.
00:40:25.360In your estimation, what percent of crime that's being committed in your community is being committed by a small number of criminals, repeat offenders, or individuals already well-known to police?
00:40:38.020It is a very high percentage. I would say it is above 80 percent.
00:40:42.320Chief, do you have members on your force, rank and file, that are frustrated that they are having to arrest or detain the same people over and over again for the same or similar offenses?
00:43:44.980And here is the network that reflects the country we live in back to us, the CBC, taxpayer-funded, Canada proud.
00:43:59.160Their five-year plan includes race-based hiring targets and diversity quotas.
00:44:04.440Remember I told you last night they plan to reach out more to rural communities and to Western Canadians to try and somehow connect with us?
00:44:11.540and they released that information 12 hours after that ridiculous this hour has 22 minutes