00:14:27.300So there's a very rare situation for her.
00:14:29.820Plus, once she makes her decision, the three other men might be able to use that decision to get out as well.
00:14:35.760So it's really, she probably has a lot of weight on her shoulders on this particular decision.
00:14:40.460And I think she's taking it seriously.
00:14:41.660Her questions that she asked of the defense and the Crown were both kind of revealing that she is interested in getting to the details of this and looking at it a lot closer.
00:14:51.640Maybe this time around than she did the first time.
00:14:54.240Well, having said that, this is a bail hearing.
00:14:56.240We're not talking about the actual trial here.
00:14:58.780we're still pre-trial yeah and it was a bail hearing you know so i i don't understand why
00:15:03.800the judge needs to have all like look i mean we've had murderers released in three days
00:15:10.640in this country and it happens quite often we people violent criminals get out on a promise
00:15:17.640to appear and yet these guys have been held for almost two years are any of the other three looking
00:15:24.780at a bail hearing anytime soon or is it this the only one this is the only one because all three
00:15:29.920of them are waiting for carbert's results um because it's very expensive to do the bail hearing
00:15:34.560at least fifty thousand dollars so um they're waiting for that result to tack your other
00:15:39.560question there about you know murderers get out in three days or so well the difference between
00:15:43.540murderers and these gentlemen is they don't have the entire nation of canada trying to keep them
00:15:47.980in there using the intelligence agencies of canada to try and keep them in there and using a false
00:15:52.900narrative to try and keep them in there so you know what the the deck is really stacked against
00:15:57.780these gentlemen something like we've never seen before in canada people have been asking you know
00:16:02.660this this seems like a kangaroo court at best and i understand that you want to respect the process
00:16:09.380and try as best we all can to respect the institution of uh the justice system in this
00:16:16.900country but people are asking danielle smith is there anything she can do or any of her cabinet
00:16:22.900can do to help this situation along anything the quick answer is no and we know that danielle is
00:16:29.920well aware of this because betty carbert ran into her at the lethbridge mcdonald's bathroom
00:16:33.900ladies room ran into danielle smith there uh not too long ago and had a conversation with her yeah
00:16:39.440small world uh danielle smith was in town in lethbridge for you spare a square madam premier
00:16:44.500basically but i can tell you that danielle smith did not patron the mcdonald's so she used the
00:16:49.000bathroom without patronizing uh mcgarnolds but in either case she's aware of it yeah there's a
00:16:54.680better than going in the alley in the back i'll tell you fair enough fair enough but uh you should
00:17:00.760be aware though and this is pretty much everywhere uh elected officials have no place in the judicial
00:17:05.820system they shouldn't be providing guidance or interfering in any way shape or form that that's
00:17:11.320too political um and you saw what about the minister of justice who also happens to be the
00:17:16.500attorney general of alberta because those roles are combined as we know from uh justin trudeau
00:17:22.720and his uh his scandal a few years back where he tried to get jody wilson raybold to do something
00:17:29.340that she didn't want to do and it became public obviously uh with snc level and so right and
00:17:35.820she was fighting against a conflict of interest she can't do that so yeah yeah so there's a it's
00:17:41.760a challenge because imagine if it was the other way around like an NDP government meddling in the
00:17:46.980justice system directly you wouldn't want that or any other government really well it sure seems
00:17:51.420like they are right now in this case doesn't it well you're not well look listen uh it's a unique
00:17:58.720situation and um I am a realist okay so I understand that we have a flawed system we have some troubles
00:18:05.580with it especially in Alberta uh but at the end of the day this is a very unprecedented unique
00:18:10.960situation it's the entire country of canada that's trying to hold these guys in there in order to
00:18:17.280uphold the use of the emergencies act so you can imagine the stakes are really high for some of the
00:18:22.960some of the people high above now when you're asking about danielle smith look she's not
00:18:26.880supposed to but we are aware that the ottawa is involved ottawa did provide people uh during the
00:18:33.520investigation the arresting stage ottawa was advising uh the police officers here on the
00:18:38.960the ground in alberta that came out during uh pretrial testimony um so look they're not supposed
00:18:44.740to but here's ottawa doing it right now yeah so um what can you tell us what the charges are or is
00:18:52.780that under a publication ban too i don't think it's under publication so the main charge is a
00:18:57.760conspiracy to commit murder against police officers uh there's a there's an uttering of a
00:19:03.600threat charge against LISIC. There's a legal, not illegal, it was a handgun that he's accused of
00:19:10.580having that was loaded. So he was in possession of a firearm when he shouldn't be. And I believe
00:19:16.540mischief and then blocking the border. So those are basically all the charges. So they were charged
00:19:21.460with the infrastructure charge as well. Okay. So we've seen some Palestinian protests blocking
00:19:27.740vital infrastructure in the last week or so. We saw a Palestinian protester threatened. It looked
00:19:33.300like he was threatening a cop we found out later at least the cop said that he wasn't
00:19:37.460uh threatening the cop but somebody who was standing close by that he would put it doesn't
00:19:41.680matter it's still a threat in front of the police officer there's some actions been taken there
00:19:46.040the police did nothing yeah at all and it seems to me that the charges that these guys are now
00:19:54.020this gun charge uh obviously that's a little bit more serious but basically what they've got is
00:19:59.820uh conspiracy to commit murder i i don't know what kind of proof that they have
00:20:07.380that sounds kind of it sounds kind of flimsy to me uh uttering threats and whatnot and they've
00:20:15.720they've been held for two years whereas these palestinian protesters uh didn't even get arrested
00:20:21.320So this is politicized, obviously, completely given up two years of their lives almost now and missed in some cases with these guys, missed the growth of their sons, daughters, missed seeing family members on a regular basis.
00:23:32.500I mean, if the Barber-Leach trial is of any indication,
00:23:37.140I don't think that any of this is going to be rapidly flowing its way through our justice system.
00:23:42.540The wheels of justice turn slowly after all.
00:23:45.500Well, I'm not sure if you know, but the Tony Olenek's lawyer is changing.
00:23:52.420So Tony Rolison, which was basically the lead lawyer up to this point,
00:23:56.660It was no longer employed by Chris Olenek, and this is what caused a two-month delay because we should have had a lot more pretrial dates in December, and we didn't because right before the pretrials were to resume on December 11th, we got word that the relationship between Tony Olenek and Tony Rolison failed to continue.
00:24:20.720I heard some pretty awful things about that situation,
00:33:56.300Where I grew up in Winnipeg during a snowstorm, if your car got stuck in the snow,
00:34:02.540when I was 10 years old, I remember marveling at this.
00:34:06.820Because my dad's car got stuck in the snow on our front street.
00:34:10.520And within one minute, every single neighbor for houses around, because we lived on a crescent, came out to help with shovels, one with a snowblower.
00:34:22.460They pushed, they pulled, they did everything they could to get that car out of there.
00:34:28.420And then they went looking for the next one and the next one and the next one.
00:34:31.320And if you were stranded, they wanted to know where you were and where they could come and get you with their four-wheeler or their snowmobile if the case required it.
00:34:51.880And that, my friends, is what we've been seeing a lot from the Palestinian protesters at the protests the last couple of months in our country.
00:35:01.320And that is not, I want to be careful with how I say this, doesn't fit with our values,
00:35:22.500with our Canadian values. We don't do that stuff. We don't fly into rages.
00:38:36.360I have seen equally distressing reports from independent journalists
00:38:39.960in favor of Israel and in favor of Palestinians.
00:38:46.620What I do know is people are being killed over there
00:38:49.460because of leadership, because of Hamas.
00:38:54.840And Hamas, which is a terrorist organization, is poisoning people's minds and the people of Palestine, from the day they're born, have their minds poisoned against Israelis, against Jews.
00:39:11.600And I would imagine that if you were confronted with enough hate and you were attacked over and over and over again by people who were nearly foaming at the mouth, and that's what it looked like that day when I saw those folks at that protest, they were enraged.
00:39:32.360I imagine that you would start hating those people as well if they hated you so much, because that's the human condition.
00:39:39.200Of course, you're going to protect yourself,
00:39:41.160and you may even launch an attack of your own every now and again,
00:39:44.080just to make sure they don't, preemptively.
00:39:48.900So how can anybody take a side as to what's going on over there,
00:42:02.500And now the Marxist left is demanding, even the Globe and Mail, demanding the cartoonist be fired from ever doing another cartoon for this publication ever again.
00:42:15.160What is anti-Semitic about this, aside from possibly the nose here, which could be just the style this particular cartoonist draws in?
00:47:50.120And then look at all of the hatred coming from the Marxist left, lying, bald-faced lying about that cartoon.
00:48:01.580At worst, it was an insult to Zelensky and Biden.
00:48:05.020It had nothing to do with Canada, except for the fact that it ran in a Canadian paper, but so horribly insulting to Canadians of Ukrainian origin.
00:49:23.840Justin Trudeau dismissed suggestions he would be stepping down as liberal leader anytime soon as
00:49:30.120his and that's a good thing that's not a bad thing that's a good thing for anybody who's
00:49:34.020disappointed to hear that don't be that's a good thing as his father Pierre did nearly 40 years
00:49:40.140ago during his now famous walk in the snow the subject came up during his hour-long annual
00:49:44.440holiday chat with Terry DeMonte a tradition that Trudeau has held long before he entered politics
00:49:49.940And that DeMonte noted is not a hard-hitting journalist interview, but rather a friendly discussion.
00:49:55.420Even though Terry is no longer in radio, they still do this thing on YouTube, I suppose.
00:50:01.540Despite the liberals being several points ahead of the conservatives in the polls, Trudeau has repeatedly insisted he'll be running in the next election in an attempt to win a fourth term,
00:50:18.500something that's not been achieved since wilfrid laurier we know that's not going to happen you
00:50:23.920have a lot of fighting you said demonte you're not going anywhere are you that's when trudeau
00:50:28.240became more animated and started mimicking commentators predicting that he would follow
00:50:32.900in his father's footsteps you know everyone talking about oh maybe it's a walk in the snow
00:50:39.100this coming week it's like and name in vain here jesus christ come on good catholic there justin
00:50:48.400what a pain in the ass that thing turned out to be for you a de monte says the subject came up
00:50:55.800again last november when senator percy down who served as former prime minister jean crecheon's
00:51:00.260chief of staff called on trudeau to step down before the next election and that his decision
00:51:05.660should come ideally before the end of february 2024 why why we're hearing february as a date for
00:51:13.360election. Well, also, that month would be the 40th anniversary of when Pierre took his walk in the
00:51:20.780snow. When my dad was my age, he still had 12 years of prime ministering left in him, Trudeau
00:51:28.220told DeMonte. Trudeau also said that now is not the time to back away from major challenges in
00:51:34.300Canada like Trudeau has ever been capable of handling any of that. He causes the problems,
00:51:40.580Just like Marxists do, they create problems and then the solutions, which are Marxist solutions.
00:51:48.900But Trudeau is so inept and weak, he can't even do that.
00:51:55.360We're at a moment right now where everything's changing and everything's challenging
00:51:59.260and the intersection of climate change and economic slowdown, inflation, supply chain disruptions
00:52:04.200and shifted geopolitics around China and Russia and wars and all these things,
00:52:08.480it really really matters that we get this right he added before talking to de monte on a more
00:52:14.300personal tone you know me well enough you know what i believe do you actually think i could
00:52:19.340walk away from this fight right now i'm going to leave it at that so unless he is forced out my
00:52:30.180friends by the liberal caucus of which this guy is a member that's mark garrison the mp for
00:52:38.100kingston and the thousand islands trudeau's not going anywhere and now about 30 seconds of mark
00:53:25.260And so the guy who put the video together, edited satire, parody.
00:53:29.240The guy who put the video together added more to it today.
00:53:34.940ladies and gentlemen proud liberal caucus member mark garrettson of kingston and the thousand
00:53:44.240islands and whoever this guy is crying equally disturbed now this is something we haven't
00:53:51.520discussed in quite some time and i think it's time we discuss it because it's coming back round
00:53:58.520de-dollarization advances this is the idea that the u.s dollar is or will be no longer the dominant
00:54:09.460currency on the planet and the reason i bring this up knowing that this is a canadian show is
00:54:15.000because whatever happens because we're so closely tied with the united states being each other's
00:54:20.740number one trading partner and and all of that and whether the american dollar goes up that means
00:54:25.560our dollar goes up and everything that happens there happens here
00:54:29.020so if it happens to the united states it happens to canada and you guys know this i mean i'm sure
00:54:36.600you've been down south on several holidays and people want american dollars they look at a
00:54:42.340canadian dollar like what's that but american dollars
00:54:45.880russia and china ditch u.s currency in their trade settlements
00:54:52.600which is no surprise we saw this one coming but now it's finally happened feeble and ineffective
00:55:01.120joe biden's administration from hell is rapidly squandering away america's soft and hard power
00:55:08.260to the point where multi-polarity is starting to take a life of its own the bricks countries we
00:55:13.580know china russia south africa brazil and others who represent 29 percent and rising of the world's
00:55:21.140GDP, has vowed to undertake a process of de-dollarization on their trade settlements.
00:55:27.660The group's foremost countries, China and Russia, are on the forefront now of this process,
00:55:33.260so much so that we learned from a WION report that Russia and China have completely abandoned
00:55:39.960the use of Western currencies, including the U.S. dollar and their bilateral trade,
00:55:44.740said Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin on Tuesday.
00:55:48.420A PM, Mishustin, spoke in Beijing. Well, in a meeting with his Chinese counterpart, Li Kuang, during the Russia-China Financial Dialogue Forum, we continue to increase the share of national currencies and mutual settlements. If in 2020 this figure was about 20%, then this year we've actually completely gotten rid of the currencies of third countries and mutual settlements, Ms. Houston was quoted as saying by the Russian media.
00:56:13.280Now, what is this going to do? It's going to weaken our influence and our buying power worldwide. It shrinks our world, actually. And that's a good thing for us. Why? Why is this a good thing?
00:56:30.160because the globalists when we call them globalists we're not you know we're not kidding
00:56:37.300around they are globalists they want the globe they want china they want russia they want all
00:56:42.500the big countries and putin's not playing their game china's not playing their game either china's
00:56:47.920looking on going oh so they want to use our system well that's interesting china is not a part of it
00:56:55.480as much as it may seem china's just kind of giving them the playbook
00:57:00.220and letting the world economic forum and the u.n go ahead and try and implement all this stuff in
00:57:05.760the west but china's not a part of that all they care about is being the number one economy in the
00:57:13.960world so with china and the u i was going to say the uss are russia not using the u.s dollar anymore
00:57:24.480then really the options for the globalists are shrinking basically all that's left for
00:57:33.160the globalists of the united states canada australia new zealand europe and the uk
00:57:40.360maybe a couple of countries in south america maybe but you can bet that most of those countries
00:57:47.680in South America are going to be going bricks