00:21:12.200said the bill was a thinly veiled attempt
00:21:14.140to encroach on Canada's longstanding view
00:21:16.220that fetuses do not have personhood status.
00:21:20.440The bill is basically singling out pregnant people for special protection in an ideal world.
00:21:25.840Maybe that would be OK. But the bill was actually introduced by Cathay Wagenthal, who's got a reputation for introducing anti-abortion bills, Arthur told The Guardian.
00:21:35.240So that doesn't really matter. You know, there's one politician in this country.
00:21:41.280It's him. It's him. Actually, it's not. But this is a great little piece on censorship from the post millennial coming up in just a second.
00:21:50.440there is only one politician who's openly discussing reopening the abortion
00:21:56.400debate. And that's Maxime Bernier. Just so you know.
00:24:51.920And it saddened me a great deal between some of the key members of the Freedom Convoy.
00:24:59.820and i wish that you know if they do have differences and they do that they would air
00:25:06.320them out in private and not public because it's very demoralizing for people to see that stuff
00:25:10.660and they need to know that of course these folks are not celebrities they're not career celebrities
00:25:17.060they don't have handlers and they don't have people telling them do this don't do that like
00:25:21.560politicians and movie stars and music stars do they are just being who they are like regular
00:25:29.820average everyday Canadians but they don't understand the impact they're having when they
00:25:36.860have such a divisive debate in public like that so I am asking you guys please and I'm not naming
00:25:42.680you by name either you know who you are stop it we don't need that it's demoralizing for people
00:25:51.940people have come to look up to you people have come to respect you greatly all of you for what
00:25:57.300you did whether you got credit whether you got stardom whether you were put in the public eye
00:26:03.200or whether you worked from the sidelines the bottom line is we all know what you did for us
00:26:10.380And if you need to argue about certain things that happened, please do it behind closed doors. There is no place for that in a public forum.
00:26:23.240Donald Trump pleads not guilty to federal charges that he tried to overturn the 2020 election. This is from left-wing corporate Associated Press. Yesterday, Donald Trump pleaded not guilty to trying to overturn the results of his 2020 election lawsuit.
00:26:40.380can you even believe this in the meantime the biden crime family runs free the clinton crime
00:26:48.600family runs free spreading chaos wherever they go leaving bodies in their wake and donald trump
00:26:56.240keeps getting indicted so uh this is answering for the first time to federal charges that accuse
00:27:04.300him of orchestrating a brazen and ultimately unsuccessful attempt to block the peaceful
00:27:09.500transfer of presidential power. When did he try to block the peaceful transfer of presidential
00:27:16.280power? I don't recall seeing him dragged out of the White House by the FBI or the army or anything
00:27:21.620like that. He claimed there was election interference, and it certainly looked like
00:27:27.820there was. There's video that proves it. Absolutely. And you don't go to bed leading
00:27:35.700the election by a comfortable margin only to wake up the next morning and find out you lost
00:27:40.200that just doesn't happen ever i mean you've watched elections before you know
00:27:46.480that's not what happens it's ridiculous how that went even the arizona election they did it again
00:27:54.380to carry lake and they're going to keep doing it until we stop it
00:28:00.220trump appeared before a magistrate judge in washington's federal courthouse two days after
00:28:07.160being indicted by justice department special counsel jack smith of the three criminal cases
00:28:11.580he's facing the most recent charges are especially historic since they focus on trump's efforts as
00:28:16.980president to subvert the will of the voters and obstruct the certification of joe biden's victory
00:28:23.100Okay, so after Trump pleaded not guilty to these charges, this is what he did.
00:32:25.520And, you know, this is where we're going to be in the meantime, Rumble and Twitter.
00:32:30.340So you're going to have to get used to it.
00:32:31.500i'm sorry but that's just the way it goes so share this out there as much as you can twitter
00:32:37.000retweet it give us a heart let's get as many people on board as as possible they need to
00:32:42.320see this stuff you guys people aren't seeing this stuff because left-wing corporate media
00:32:46.940does not cover this stuff robert f kennedy who is going to be at least attempting to run for mayor
00:32:54.360as a dem or mayor president as a democrat is going to be suing google and youtube over constant
00:33:00.800censorship this is interesting i'm and i'm wondering where the canadian case is going to
00:33:05.760come from probably ezra levant and the democracy fund through the jccf at some point but just not
00:33:13.420yet and you can bet that ezra is going to make it a big story on rebel news anyway kennedy uses
00:33:20.640the findings of collusion between the government and big tech to allege first amendment violations
00:33:27.000Robert F. Kennedy Jr., prominent Democrat, presidential hopeful, and he's way behind in the polls right now, but he is gaining steam, to his credit, is taking YouTube and its parent company, Google, to court.
00:33:38.600The lawsuit filed Wednesday pertains to alleged violations of Kennedy's First Amendment rights, as he contends his speeches and interviews were expunged inappropriately from the platform.
00:33:49.660As the presidential primary elections loom, Kennedy boldly predicts this tactic of stifling discourse will persist.
00:33:56.740Highlighting this act of censorship includes Kennedy's speech at St. Anselm College, as well as his interviews with Jordan Peterson and Mike Tyson, of which we're going to play you part in just a second.
00:34:07.300Because one thing that it's kind of cool people do is they lift these interviews, put them on their own pages, and then YouTube has to go and actually find them to delete them.
00:34:17.780They can't delete just one source because people are actually taking the entire video and putting it on their own channel.
00:34:26.080The lawsuit argues these content removals are a blatant disregard for his constitutional rights and echo a worrying trend of suppression across the breadth of the campaign.
00:34:35.980A focal point in Kennedy's legal argument centers on an allegation of government overreach.
00:34:41.420Huh. What are you talking about? Government overreach.
00:34:47.880Kennedy's filing condemns the Biden administration for orchestrating what he views as a thorough attempt to silence dissenting voices.
00:34:53.920It clearly states this complaint concerns the freedom of speech and the extraordinary steps the United States government has taken under the leadership of Joe Biden to silence people.
00:35:03.240It does not want Americans to hear here, here.
00:35:07.300All right. Here he is talking about vaccines and not just the covid vaccine vaccines in general.
00:36:38.100and they got away with it they got they paid seven billion dollars in fines nobody went to jail
00:36:44.980and this is you know 100 million in profits yeah so this is a company these it requires kind of a
00:36:55.640cognitive dissonance to believe that these companies that are lying and cheating on
00:37:01.240And every other pharmaceutical product, every other medical device that they create, are somehow found Jesus with vaccines and aren't lying to us.
00:37:11.560And the thing is with vaccines, vaccines is the only place they could never get caught because it's illegal in this country to sue a vaccine company.
00:37:21.940So Congress passed a law in 1986 that said no matter how negligent that company is.
00:37:28.700Okay, we know all about that, but that's the one part I wanted you to hear, and the reason for that, in terms of their criminality, and in terms of they want you sick, and they're going to make you sick, so they can feed you the cure, and it's an ongoing cycle, and it has been for years.
00:37:46.780so did they have something to do with covid if there actually was a covid
00:37:55.000did they have something to do with getting it out there
00:37:58.960maybe they certainly knew the moderna ceo knew there was going to be a pandemic in 2020 he was
00:38:08.720worried about being able to make enough doses we had that on the show the other night obviously
00:38:15.220Albert Bourla, the CEO of Pfizer, knew as well.
00:38:19.260Because it was amazing how quick they turned that around, right?
00:38:21.700They made the vaccine and all of a sudden, billions of people across the planet had it.
00:38:26.360That supply chain management was something, I'll tell you.
00:48:25.900Where in Toronto, I think a 25-year principal in the Toronto District School Board took his own life just a couple of weeks ago after being accused of being a racist and a bigot by the woman, the chief DEI consultant for school boards all across Ontario.
00:48:51.100She is one of those, Black Lives Matter, she is a Marxist.
00:48:55.900And yet the government of Ontario is complicit in spreading this nonsense because they're paying her and regional school boards and counties and RMs all across Ontario, across Canada for that matter.
00:49:11.360Now, this article tells us that ESG, environmental social governance, which is kind of the same as DEI, is dying its inevitable death.
00:49:22.960esg scoring and mandates remain a subject we've contested since it sprang to life in 2020 the
00:49:30.060push of woke activism on and by companies to meet nebulous or artificial standards has led to various
00:49:36.180bad outcomes as i'd mentioned esg refers to environmental social and governance risk
00:49:42.820theoretically embedded in a business however while esg investing is about taking these risks
00:49:47.960into account in investment decisions these are all things not on a company's balance sheet or
00:49:53.680earning statements such as the inherent problem in other words investment firms companies
00:50:03.240corporations had these esg scores in effect and if you invested in their company and lost money
00:50:10.780you could actually sue them because they didn't put your financial interests first they were more
00:50:19.480concerned about these esg scores and you could even sue them in canada as well so it looks like
00:50:25.920maybe maybe these things are starting to fall by the wayside maybe they were a trend but now
00:50:32.560having said that listen to patrick patrick bet david just yesterday on joe rogan watch the first
00:50:39.080couple of minutes of this the joe rogan experience how much joe have you looked at um you know larry
00:50:46.880fink soros state street you know vanguard black rock how much have you looked at what they're
00:50:53.460doing and what their ties are i've looked at it yeah yeah they're pretty much running everything
00:50:58.240Yeah. S&P 500, you know, the number that 88% of the companies on S&P 500, 88% of them, the largest shareholder of those companies is either State Street, BlackRock, or Vanguard. 88% of them. Okay. And then you see their influence in defense contracts. Okay.
00:51:24.040So we went through a deal that I'm like, let me see if these guys, this ESG, Larry Fink, Vanguard, State Street, if they have any influence on military contract, defense contract.
00:51:32.360If you Google the largest shareholder for Raytheon, three out of the four top shareholders of Raytheon, BlackRock, State Street, and Vanguard, it could be top three with Raytheon, but I think it's three out of four.
00:51:50.140If you go look up General Dynamics, if you go look up Boeing, if you go look up, you know, Northrop Grumman.
00:51:57.900OK, and then you work backwards and you say, OK, how much money is that in what these guys are doing?
00:52:05.980You'll find our, you know, the amount of money we spent in our military, $744 billion on how much we're making from defense.
00:52:15.660but you'll see some numbers saying last year is 13% of our GDP, which is around $850 billion.
00:52:21.580That's more than the next 10 combined. We gave more money to Ukraine than Russia spent on their
00:52:30.280military last year. And when you look at these contracts, then you're like, okay, Fink is there.
00:52:35.780These guys are there. Okay, let's go look at Hollywood. Same thing you see there. Let's go
00:52:40.460look at pharmaceutical. Let's go look at this. And you're like, wait a minute. These guys
00:52:47.120essentially have a monopoly. Well, how big is BlackRock? $10 trillion. How big is $10 trillion?
00:52:53.940Only two countries have a bigger GDP than what BlackRock has, assets under management,
00:53:01.460US and China. That's how big BlackRock is.
00:53:10.460Now, it's difficult to comprehend how much bigger a billion is than a million,
00:53:18.960which makes it even more difficult to comprehend how much bigger a trillion is than a billion
00:53:28.300or how much bigger 10 trillion is than 1 trillion.
00:53:35.200as patrick bet david just pointed out there's only two countries on the planet
00:53:42.480with larger gdps than blackrock the united states and china countries
00:53:49.160and larry fink is a big believer in pushing his beliefs
00:53:56.140on what he influences and that of course is DEI and ESG so is ESG really dying a slow death
00:54:05.640probably not they're trying to tell us it is but I would say no it's not going to die a slow death
00:54:18.880until we make it so and you know it's funny we sit back and we credit ourselves good job with
00:54:27.100the bud light thing and that dylan mulvaney we showed them and the same thing with target down
00:54:31.000there you go ahead and you boycott look man they own everything they own everything they don't care
00:54:38.440about bud light they don't care it doesn't matter maybe to middle managers but not to the big why
00:54:47.900the big guys they whatever they're playing a shell game with us they're screwing us
00:54:53.060the only way to make sure that this stuff stops is to become completely and totally independent
00:55:00.740food heat energy everything and that once we can do that if that's even possible and i know
00:55:10.980it's tough maybe not completely independent but definitely cut it down by 50 take 50 of their
00:55:17.660money away from them stop going to walmart
00:55:20.300stop ordering from amazon like we got to reduce their incomes
00:55:28.940so they stop this nonsense but we have to stop buying from all of these big conglomerates because
00:55:37.920they're all owned by black rock state street and vanguard and those guys are trying to push this
00:55:44.700crap down our throats that's where it's all coming from if you want to know that's where
00:55:49.900it's all coming from is it masonic is it evil sure it's evil is it masonic well i don't know
00:56:00.600about that i it could be a whole different thing the child trafficking somehow that ties in all
00:56:06.500together but it's still a mystery but it doesn't matter right now we'll figure that out later
00:56:14.700right now, it's about stopping this machine before we can't.
00:56:21.740So like I said, enjoy the rest of your summer.
00:56:24.200We're going to have to roll up our sleeves and get busy
00:56:26.620and figure out ways to do this coming soon.
00:56:29.780Because if we don't, welcome to the machine, everybody.