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00:09:09.360Before we begin the show tonight, as is our custom, we're going to go and say some hellos.
00:09:13.640Vicky is watching tonight in Nova Scotia on Facebook, it looks like.
00:09:16.860by the way guys we are broadcasting on seven different platforms tonight seven different and
00:09:23.660one more thing if you missed last night's show with Ron Smith that that's the the guy's name
00:09:31.000like when he told me his name this former Canadian Armed Forces intelligence operator who wrote that
00:09:37.080incredible letter that I posted on my Facebook page last week he said yeah my name is Ron Smith
00:20:53.480He would not speculate whether there is any reason to dismiss any of these trustees,
00:20:57.400saying, I want to meet with the board first.
00:20:59.860Now, this is kind of an ominous thing.
00:21:02.060I want to meet with the board first and then decide how we're going to act later.
00:21:06.380We need to gather some information here.
00:21:07.940We want to allow the board to come here, meet with me, outline what they're doing to ensure that they're keeping all the students safe in their schools, and then we'll move from there.
00:32:49.400So when I talk to MPs, they have the job to enforce the Criminal Code of Canada.
00:32:55.520MPs, right, the Ministers of Parliament, that's their level.
00:32:59.040Feds are in charge of the Criminal Code.
00:33:03.260They are also in charge of, like, Bill S210 is coming in.
00:33:07.380bill s210 is trying to get internet porn um less accessible to children well what's crazy about
00:33:14.880that is that internet porn less accessible to children we actually have books in our libraries
00:33:19.940in our schools that we're feeding to children why don't you start there so feds know they also
00:33:26.340would be in charge of the rules of publishing in canada and these books shouldn't even be published
00:33:31.500then you go down to the ministers of um the members of parliament so our provincial levels
00:33:37.240and they have the job to do they are in charge of the um libraries they're in charge of the schools
00:33:43.800they're in charge of like the minister of education right they have um the minister of culture
00:33:50.060um and heritage that's in charge of the libraries act like so there's levels that everybody can say
00:33:57.180no we want our policies to align with the criminal code of canada which would mean that these people
00:34:04.500should not be sending pornography to our kids is this a book ban no this is not a book ban
00:34:10.580we want policies that wouldn't allow these books to get into these the hands of children well this
00:34:18.340is the same as the movie rating system you've got general all audiences you've got adult content and
00:34:24.320so on and so on right i mean that's i and so you know the other side you're a book burner you're
00:34:28.720going back to 1960 that's what you're doing and that's just completely bunk that is billions of
00:34:35.060books that are out there why are you choosing why schools why why are divisions choosing these books
00:34:41.140well right so so this is my question then i mean i know that you guys have been investigating
00:34:46.720and you mentioned the minister of culture and heritage and the minister of education these
00:34:51.580people they know these books are in schools and so you go down the chain right then you go down
00:34:57.260to the school superintendents you go down to the school uh trustees but it's the bureaucrats so have
00:35:04.300you been able to pinpoint any particular people or person who is making these decisions or are they
00:35:11.580all saying it's not me if everybody's passing that buck nobody wants to say it and everybody throws
00:35:16.620in back to that DEI or D-I-E, whatever order you want to say, the diversity, equity, and
00:35:22.180inclusion garbage, everybody falls back to that.
00:35:25.080I got a response from the Prairie, well, Raelynn got a response from the Prairie Rose School0.92
00:35:32.460Division back in August, and they fall back on the diversity, equity, and inclusion.
00:35:37.740My area here is Prairie Spirit School Division, and they, of course, said that some people
00:35:43.720um need these books because of diversity equity inclusion in my opinion i would like them to
00:35:50.600actually say to me here's the pictures we need these kids whatever group of kids whatever
00:35:58.780students they're talking about they need to see this because they actually i mean
00:36:04.400you've seen how gross those pictures are raylin actually went and read passages
00:36:11.120of passages from one of these books to the board members or maybe it was town counselors i don't
00:36:17.160know exactly who was in that meeting it was trustees yeah okay so she read the words yeah
00:36:23.460like and it's hard to read those words yeah like in like you read them you go oh my god like what
00:36:29.760am i even reading here she read these books and and she said she's got hundreds of them flagged
00:36:35.660she's been doing research on this and i guess we're going to bring her on the show at some
00:36:39.360point in the next couple of weeks we were talking yeah we were talking a couple of weeks ago but
00:36:44.580anyway she she actually read these books to these people and they were looking at their shoes they
00:36:51.520looked very uncomfortable in that meeting but they choose to do nothing should they not be outraged
00:36:56.820this is what i've been telling you christine for a long time now right and i'm happy you're on
00:37:01.560tonight we're talking to thousands of people across the country we need action from people
00:37:06.700you can't do everything yourself you and raylin and jen i mean i know it's it's not about being
00:37:13.240a hero it's about standing up and doing what's right it's not about you know so you don't have
00:37:20.580to go and stand in front of the the trustees if you don't want to write a letter even if it's a
00:37:25.560group of you who write the same letter and you all sign it or send it all individually with your
00:37:30.000like it really doesn't um it doesn't have to be a lot of work but and all of the groundwork is
00:37:37.400done for you um we've we've done it already however they will see me they will see raylin
00:37:44.140as the the troublemakers who just you know we've already told you the answer that's right because
00:37:49.920if we have you know four or five people who are tip of the spear and they're recognized faces
00:37:56.580it's like cops trying to be undercover but their faces are already known to the criminals so they
00:38:02.420just go the other way and they stop doing what they're doing if they see you coming but if it's
00:38:06.780everybody right and this has been the problem with pretty much everything for the past four years
00:38:12.380we all know about it but nobody's saying nothing yeah they're waiting i don't know if that's what
00:38:17.340it is or if people are waiting for somebody to do something about it and we're waiting for a reaction
00:38:22.580from more people to stand up and I don't want to tell you guys what to do but I'm going to
00:38:27.640you're going to have to start standing up because it can't just be the few of us we just need more
00:38:33.380and um like I said it's not difficult write your MLAs write your council members this shouldn't be
00:38:39.700available and and these poor trustees go and help them out I love what Hanover's doing with this
00:38:45.440petition if these trustees are in a situation right now and like I say it's ludicrous to think
00:38:52.300that somebody anonymous is doing this to them but and they're not going through process right
00:38:57.120there would be a process of if if the board did something wrong people can come in and make a
00:39:02.780complaint and make these people aware right make the board aware but they didn't make the board
00:39:07.340aware and to see this minister coming in and actually having a meeting based on no fact no
00:39:15.500one side of the story that's all he's got one side of the story and it's never the other side
00:39:21.640So to everybody who's watching with you, Shadow, should be like, get your popcorn ready.
00:39:27.600Because once this movie's done, if the minister shows up and actually puts his foot down, everybody needs to stand and say, that is tyranny.
00:39:40.840You have no right to push out an elected official.
00:56:54.860From Friday, as the federal government looks to address generation fairness in its most recent budget,
00:57:02.880new data from the non-profit Angus Reid Institute finds most Canadians doubting it's working for any generation at all.
00:57:12.660In the second part of a post-budget scan of Canadian public opinion, 7 in 10 Canadians,
00:57:18.26070% of all generations say they don't believe the federal government under Trudeau is working in the best interest of their age group.
00:57:26.940Vast majorities of Gen Z adults, 18 to 24 years, and millennials, 25 to 44, also express doubt the liberals have their best interest at heart,
00:57:36.660despite a volley of measures in the recent budget aimed at some of their top issues.
00:57:43.980Canadians' top issues vary by generation, but have been consistent for several years.
00:57:48.500Healthcare affordability rating is high concern since the end of the pandemic response.
00:57:53.760On the latter, there's been some abatement.
00:57:55.340Half, 51% of Canadians believe cost of living to be a top issue, an 11-point drop from last year.
00:58:02.040Both healthcare and affordability have been policy-focused for the federal government in recent years.
00:58:07.340Still, when it comes to both issues, Canadians are more likely to say someone other than Trudeau is best to lead.
00:58:16.440On health care, 28% of Canadians say Pierre Polyev is the best choice, to 14% for Trudeau, 22% for Jagmeet Singh, none of the above at 22% as well, not sure at 14%.
00:58:31.020On housing affordability, Polyev leads again 31%, Trudeau 13%.
00:58:37.060He trails none of the above at 24%, Sings at 19%, and not sure is at 13%,
00:58:48.900and Polyev also outpaces Sings and Trudeau combined when it comes to issues of the economy and handling the deficit.
00:58:56.320But Gen Z adults are more likely to say