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00:10:32.900right down to it from the western standard
00:10:35.680it seems to me that we are inching closer and closer and closer towards the police state
00:10:42.480Even with all the little small victories we've had along the way in the past couple of months, and they will continue to stack up, make no doubt about it.
00:10:51.120But these things just kind of stick in the craw.
00:10:53.540I don't see how this could hold up constitutionally.
00:11:18.260So two men are charged under a Calgary transit bylaw for allegedly making an unknown passenger uncomfortable with their conversation.
00:11:31.460The men allegedly, quote, interfered with the comfort of an unknown transit user, unquote, so they can't even face their accuser.
00:11:40.800don't know what part of their conversation made this person whoever it is feel uncomfortable
00:11:46.840well on their way to calgary's one million march for children protest saturday so i'm
00:11:52.520assuming this is this past weekend then they're scheduled to appear in court in late november
00:11:58.420represented by the democracy fund the canadian civil liberties non-profit tdf defends the rights
00:12:04.800of transit users against the anti-free speech transit bylaw the organization wrote in their
00:12:10.040news release pointing out the city of calgary has yet to disclose details of impugned communications
00:12:16.040according to the city's bylaw passengers must not interfere with the comfort convenience or
00:12:22.440quiet use and enjoyment of the transit system of any reasonable person
00:12:25.980i don't know how that person who complained would be reasonable unless of course
00:12:31.620we know what the details of the conversation were for example if they were planning to
00:12:37.320drop a bomb someplace or talking about harming or killing somebody. That would be a problem,
00:12:45.220I would say, but we don't know what conversation they were having.
00:12:51.160The two individuals report having a private conversation on the C train with a like-minded
00:12:56.220passenger while traveling to the march in a nearly empty train car. However, it appears the
00:13:03.220conversation was overheard and reported. The men were detained when they got off the train. One was
00:13:09.200handcuffed while police confirmed his identity, and they were both issued a ticket and summons
00:13:13.540to court. The Democracy Fund wrote to the city of Calgary for disclosure about the alleged
00:13:19.600defenses, but has not yet received a reply. I'm going to stay on top of this one, because this
00:13:26.880this is absolutely ridiculous you can't have a conversation on a train now
00:13:33.260all right now this story goes back to june the beginning of june of last year0.78
00:13:41.240conservative leadership hopeful he wasn't even the leader of the cpc yet pierre poly have tables
00:13:47.560built to ban covet 19 max uh sorry vaccine mandates again that's over a year ago and now
00:13:54.400as we flip forward to today, second reading of this bill happened in the House of Commons. Bill
00:14:00.420C-278, an act to prevent the imposition by the federal government of vaccination mandates for
00:14:07.200employment and travel. So as you guys know, because we've followed Bill C-11, Bill C-18,
00:14:13.240we now know, well, hopefully we as a group now know how it works in Canada when a bill
00:14:19.480becomes law. So what happens? First reading, June 2nd of last year, second reading is in progress,
00:14:26.700and then they have to go to a third reading, then they have to go to committee, and then they have
00:14:31.280to go to Senate for first reading, second reading, third reading. So this, if it does go through,
00:14:38.180which I doubt because of the Liberal NDP coalition, could take another year and a half, maybe two
00:14:43.200years. But by that time, the good news would be that the Liberal NDP coalition will be long gone.
00:14:49.260Anyway, that happened in the House of Commons today. So this is what liberal nincompoop MP Mark Gerritsen said. I cannot believe this guy was once the mayor of Kingston, Ontario. This guy is just one of the biggest morons, in my opinion, in politics anywhere.
00:15:09.240the anti-vax club that's what polyev is talking about right now not affordability which he talks1.00
00:15:17.900about all the time not inflation which he talks about all the time not housing which he talks
00:15:22.840about all the time not the war in europe he doesn't really talk too much about that why would he
00:15:26.780it has nothing to do with us or the middle east once again nothing to do with us vaccine mandates
00:19:58.220the house of commons ethics committee if they can actually call themselves that this is the
00:20:05.320same committee that completely and totally crapped the bed yesterday when it came to
00:20:10.480listening to the commissioner of the rcmp rcmp talk about justin trudeau obstructing justice
00:20:15.980anyway they're calling on the government to adopt measures to combat misinformation online
00:20:23.360So today, the Standing Committee on Access to Information, Privacy, and Ethics recently released a report focusing on foreign interference tactics employed by China and Russia.0.68
00:21:13.680Other recommendations include imposing targeted sanctions against Canadian companies that are doing business with countries that engage in foreign interference operations.
00:21:22.540Among the key recommendations made by the committee are calls to establish a foreign influence registry to enhance transparency regarding foreign actors operating within Canada as soon as possible and implementing criminal penalties in the criminal code to address foreign interference, including harassment and intimidation by foreign states.
00:21:43.000OK, that part. I have no problem with. They should not be allowed to have police stations, China, on Canadian soil.
00:21:52.600It's absolutely absurd. With regard to establishing a foreign agent registry, ethics committee vice chair and liberal MP Mona Fortier said that she does not exactly know what the timeline would be for the government to act on this recommendation.
00:22:08.620I understand the foreign agent registry is the will of the government. Of course, the government wants to do it the right way and ensure there's no unintended consequences for minority groups.
00:22:21.720I would say the will is there, but the timeline, I cannot answer that question.
00:22:27.180In response to the increasing concerns over foreign interference, the committee was designated to investigate tactics employed by foreign actors.
00:22:34.120Notably, this scrutiny was prompted by allegations regarding financial and other support from the PRC to candidates in the 2019 Canadian election, PRC being the People's Republic of China.
00:22:45.340Additionally, the committee recommended developing harsher rules for whistleblowers to illicitly disclose national security intelligence.
00:23:02.420Many of the reports about China's foreign interference in Canada earlier this year relied on leaked information from intelligence sources.
00:23:08.620So we, the people, should not know when a foreign entity is interfering in our election process or how much influence they actually hold over our government.
00:24:36.540And I thought at some point as I was walking past her that she might attack me because I looked at her, obviously, and she kind of looked at me like, what are you looking at?0.97
00:24:46.320Now, I didn't want to get into a physical confrontation with a woman.0.73
00:24:52.200So I could or anybody for that matter.1.00
00:24:54.640So I just kept going, listening to her yell and scream.
00:24:58.020And it kind of faded in my ears as I got further and further away.
00:25:03.980i don't live in the core of the city i live you know where normal people mostly live
00:25:13.200and this took me by surprise and i've been seeing more and more and more of this
00:25:21.360because i'm out a lot walking whether it's downtown or some other part of the city
00:25:27.860and i'm not sure if maybe i just didn't notice it before but i'm sure noticing a lot now just
00:25:38.880craziness craziness and i'm thinking maybe it's you know increased drug use in our population
00:25:47.840maybe it's the lockdowns the effect of what the government response to this so-called pandemic was
00:25:54.080I don't know. Or could it be something else? Could it be that that bio weapon they jabbed people with are causing it? There were reports a couple of years ago about COVID, the actual virus, the respiratory virus COVID causing some kind of psychiatric psychosis type problems in people. And I thought, how could that happen?
00:26:16.720interesting they tried to blame it on a virus anyway here's one psychosis panic attacks
00:26:28.080hallucinations bizarre psychiatric cases among the covet vaccinated you don't hear these things
00:26:35.460coming from unvaccinated people beginning in late 2020 with the covet vaccine rollout some
00:26:43.100doctors have seen an increase. So this is by Marina Zhang, originally
00:26:47.080appeared in the Epoch Times. Dr. Patrick
00:26:51.160William Slater is a 60-year-old neurotologist.
00:39:30.420and by that i'm pretty close to saying mass murder here
00:39:37.860from ctv left-wing corporate ctv in toronto now i got a laugh out of this but again i'm going to
00:39:44.180want your take on this when i'm done with the story and i'm going to skip through it uh quickly
00:39:48.880because it's kind of a long story but um covet 19 passports convinced few people to get vaccinated
00:39:56.280in quebec and ontario according to a study which okay so they're talking specifically now about
00:40:05.320the passports, not the threat of job loss, which is different. They're talking about the passports
00:40:12.540here. I'm going to want your take on this once the story is done, not now, once the story is done.
00:40:20.680So these vaccine passports in Quebec and Ontario did little to convince the unvaccinated to get
00:40:25.780the jab and did not significantly reduce inequalities in vaccination coverage. A new peer-reviewed study
00:40:32.380has found the passports which forced people to show proof of vaccination to enter places bars
00:40:40.920restaurants pretty much everywhere except for you know crowded city buses and trains
00:40:46.500were directly responsible for a rise of 0.9 percent in the vaccination rate in quebec
00:40:53.780and 0.7 percent in ontario says jorge luis flores a research assistant at mcgill university
00:41:00.760and lead author of the paper published today in the Canadian Medical Journals.
00:41:07.820Compared to wealthier parts of Quebec and Ontario,
00:41:10.240low-income neighborhoods in both provinces tended to have higher rates of COVID-19
00:41:17.300and lower vaccine coverage, he said in an interview.
00:41:22.060Areas in Quebec with large racialized populations also had lower vaccination rates,
00:41:27.260though the opposite was true in Ontario.
00:41:29.620What we saw was that overall, the vaccine passport had very little impact on reducing those inequalities.0.95
00:41:37.480All 10 provinces and Yukon introduced vaccine passport systems in 2021, justifying them as a tool to avoid further generalized lockdowns, which was a bunch of crap, as we know now, and increased vaccination rates, though some provinces allowed people to show a recent negative COVID-19 test instead of that stupid Vax card.
00:41:58.040The passports were discontinued across Canada by the spring of last year.
00:42:03.940The study looked at vaccine uptake trends in the weeks before the announcement of vaccine passports in Quebec and Ontario,
00:42:10.080using them to simulate what would have happened had those provinces not imposed the passport system.
00:42:18.020Well, this is already a BS study then.
00:42:22.660How can you tell what would have happened?
00:42:24.580You can speculate, you can make a model, but you can't tell for sure.
00:42:30.060In the 11 weeks after the provinces announced the passports, vaccination rates in both provinces rose by five percentage points.
00:42:37.100But after considering the uptake trends, researchers concluded the passports were directly responsible for a rise of less than one percent in vaccination rates,
00:42:47.200says Matthew Mayhew Giroux, study co-author and McGill University professor who studies public health.
00:42:54.580We only looked at one part of the equation.
00:42:57.360Vaccine passports could have still reduced transmission, he said in an interview.
00:47:22.500I think they're also trying to justify themselves.
00:47:26.580Remember, they're going to try and explain,
00:47:28.720hey, look, man, we didn't know what was going to work.
00:47:31.640We were just throwing everything at the wall back then, hoping something would stick because there was a pandemic and we had to do something, anything to make it look like we were doing something.
00:47:40.900We had to do something. Ultimately, there's nothing they could have done.
00:47:46.880It's like trying to control a blizzard. All you can do is deal with the aftermath.
00:48:18.900it had nothing to do with your own personal health or safety nothing and that kind of
00:48:28.160information is the information that we need to get out there still oh and by the way i was in
00:48:35.460superstore yesterday a guy was passing me by wearing a mask looking at his feet and i said
00:48:41.580dude, that's not helping you. And it sure as hell not helping me. He didn't look up. He just kept
00:48:49.520walking. I guess he didn't want to get into a fight. Maybe he thought I was crazy. All right,
00:48:57.880let's get back to it here. Canada to expand assisted suicide laws to euthanize infants
00:49:03.120for profit from newsaddicts.com. Yeah. So this came out a couple of days ago. Well, yesterday,
00:49:10.340actually look at this clown oh i remember this is an american news agency so i always find it
00:49:18.520interesting reading canadian news on an american site the far left canadian is expanding the0.80
00:49:25.200country's assisted suicide laws to include infants allowing doctors to euthanize young children for
00:49:30.880profit the move is being championed by canadian dr louis roi roi roi called on canada's liberal
00:49:38.740government to relax the medical assistance in dying laws so that doctors can use euthanasia to
00:49:45.440end the lives of infants. However, critics warn that an infant is not capable of making life and
00:49:50.540death decisions, meaning it cannot be assisted dying as people have been led to believe is what
00:49:56.420MAID is intended for. It's state sanctioned infanticide so the MAID death cult can exploit0.88
00:50:02.460the selling of children's organs. Well, that's what these guys are saying, but let's listen to0.54
00:50:07.020what the doctor says here third minors from 14 to 7 years of age nearly 18 the
00:50:17.820rec committee recommends and the board of directors supports as well that these
00:50:24.840minors could with their tutors or parental parent could make a request
00:50:33.540were made based on the level of persistent and intolerable suffering that
00:50:38.440they may experience and become unmanageable and senseless. The same for
00:50:45.040babies from zero to one years of age who are born with severe deformations, very
00:50:52.220grave and severe syndromes, medical syndromes, whose life expectancy and
00:50:59.040level of suffering are such that it would make sense to ensure that they do
00:51:06.080not suffer given that their possibility of surviving is basically nil and this
00:51:15.720is something that has been used in the Netherlands as an argument and we could
00:51:20.460explore that option. Finally the committee addressed the issue of elders
00:51:26.120who are feeling you know tired of being alive sometimes what we in geriatric care call you
00:51:34.760know sliding into existential suffering or emptiness whose are very fragile whose physical
00:51:44.720abilities are so debilitated that the very fact that they're still alive becomes a real
00:51:55.160strain on them so we feel that this is a topic that's a sensitive one of course people in general
00:52:03.880aren't quite sure how to approach this we don't have a clear answer for these cases but we would
00:52:10.840like to continue researching this with specialists and with the pop with Canadians in general to be
00:52:22.120able to think when for such people who are simply extremely frail and tired of being1.00
00:52:26.920i don't have an answer for him so let's just kill them all0.97
00:52:30.980here are the number of reported maids deaths in canada from 2016 to 20220.96
00:52:39.000look at this now again i do believe that if you have a terminal illness and you want to end things
00:52:49.780your way? All right. That's fine. Go ahead. Only if it's a situation where you're in such
00:52:59.280incredible pain that you can't stand it. Where breathing causes you extreme agony.
00:53:11.060That I can understand. But play it out to the end, man. Play it out to the end. Now,
00:53:17.560They're talking about disfigured babies, giving parents the right to pull the plug on them.0.89
00:53:25.000You know, God puts us all here for a reason, even if it's only for a few hours, a few days, a few weeks.
00:53:33.300I don't know what that reason is, and I think it's different with every soul that's born.
00:53:40.140But it's not for us to decide when that life should end.
00:53:47.560In 2016, there were 1,018 assisted deaths. Then in the next year, 2,838, 4,493 in 2018, 5,665 in 2019, 7,611 in 2020, 10,092 in 2021, and 13,241 in 2022.
00:54:15.140to. You see this little red here? That red denotes something very interesting, where
00:54:25.700natural death is not reasonably foreseeable. So all of these other deaths here were more
00:54:35.280than likely people who were going to die anyway, and maybe they were suffering. So again, I
00:54:41.620can say all right but now we're talking about a natural death that's not reasonably foreseeable
00:54:48.940and it's going to get worse in april of next year when people with a mental health diagnosis are
00:54:54.380going to be able to opt into this program they're going to be able to kill themselves legally
00:54:58.100which doctors are performing these procedures anyway
00:55:03.120it's only going to get worse staying with the government from rebel news the senate
00:55:15.980is continuing to study the viability of universal basic income that means everybody is going to get
00:55:25.600x amount of dollars from the government every single month i suppose you can earn over and
00:55:31.320above that but you're going to get two thousand dollars a month it's going to cost four that's if
00:55:37.680this happens the senate is studying this we don't know if it's going to happen it's in committee
00:55:43.400being studied right now 464.5 billion dollars annually
00:55:51.700the canadian deficit this past year was 40 billion and that's ridiculous for one program
00:56:05.500one single program to cost 464.5 billion dollars is absolutely absurd and it needs to be halted
00:56:13.180any kind of study it's absolutely outrageous something else that's going on in canada right
00:56:19.440now it seems anyhow is the resurgence of quebec independence here is a bloc quebecois mp in the
00:56:28.960house of commons just yesterday mr speaker once again on thursday the liberals refused to recognize
00:56:36.620the decline of the french language in quebec and in canada and yet the numbers are right there in
00:56:43.180the last census from 2016 to 2021, the proportion of francophones in Canada for whom French is the
00:56:49.860first spoken language at home dropped from 22.2% to 21.4%. The proportion of Quebecers who primarily
00:56:57.380speak French at home dropped from 79% to 77.5%. And in the workplace, we've gone from 81.9%
00:57:06.740in 2011 to 79.7%. Those are the facts. The denial of those facts by the government and notably by
00:57:15.720its Minister of Immigration is a political choice. It's clear that the only way to reverse the
00:57:20.980decline of French is for Quebec to become master of its political and linguistic future. It's clear
00:57:28.540that the best way to do that is for Quebec to become a country.
00:57:56.360You bring nothing to the country economically.0.98
00:57:58.880And I know we do have some people from Quebec watching this.
00:58:02.200And I hope you don't think I'm talking about you personally, because I'm not.
00:58:06.740It's these people in particular that I'm talking about, these people who have been, you know, advocating for separation since probably the 1950s.
00:58:16.500And the only reason they're doing it right now is to stir up support for their party.
00:58:22.660The Bloc Quebecois, obviously, is a separatist party in Quebec and the party Quebecois.
00:58:27.880Now, there's no provincial election coming up in Quebec for the next couple of years.
00:58:32.220But it's possible that there could be a federal election coming soon and the bloc is ramping up.
00:58:39.100In the meantime, they're rattling that separation saber to see if they can get more goodies out of the federal government.
00:58:45.060When Alberta talks about it, you're bad.
00:58:49.400When Quebec talks about it, oh, no, no, please, please, please, please.
01:02:45.260And there's some very, very hilarious irony that goes along with this story.
01:02:50.240A public library's refusal to cancel a controversial Palestinian comedian's booking was influenced by a desire to avoid offending the city's Muslim community, documents reveal.
01:03:02.720Jewish groups raised concerns with the London Public Library, London, Ontario, over their decision to rent theatre space for a May 20th performance by comedian Amir Tsar.
01:03:13.220To cancel the program because of concerns raised by a very small but very well-organized minority would be an insult to the London Muslim community.
01:03:22.240I realize I'm making an assumption that all of the Muslim community is behind this performance, but it reflects the opinions of those I've contacted.
01:03:28.800It said library CEO Michael Chacon in a May 19th email to the board of the library.
01:03:35.920If we were to cancel, we'd be in breach of contract and possibly be in violation of the performer's charter rights, both high risk possibilities.
01:03:45.920OK, hang on to that one. Hang on to that one.
01:03:49.060the library rejected the calls from groups including benai brith and friends of simon
01:03:54.600wiesenthal and allowed the event to proceed in the library's wolf performance hall all right so
01:04:00.200they didn't cancel this guy well the library claimed it re-evaluated the booking when it
01:04:06.500first learned of concerns about amir czar documents obtained by true north under the freedom of
01:04:12.180information law show the library in fact sought messaging guidance from czar's manager to counter
01:04:17.600the cancellation calls. Is there a rebuttal statement from the management team of Amir
01:04:23.620Czar that we can use to address the concerns listed below, wrote Library Branch Operations
01:04:27.940Director Nancy Collister in an email to the event organizer sent May 19th. On May 17th,
01:04:35.020B'nai B'rith CEO Michael Mostyn told Chacon, the Jewish community was deeply concerned about this
01:04:41.280upcoming event due to Czar's concerning views regarding the Jewish people and the state of
01:04:45.660Israel, as well as his glorification of convicted terrorists and listed terrorist entities.
01:04:53.380Tsar's past comments include a call to stop condemning anti-Semitism because doing so is
01:04:58.800playing their game. Tsar, who did not respond to a request for comment from True North, also lauded0.54
01:05:05.040designated terrorist groups in a 2017 speech in Dearborn, Michigan. We say very proudly that we
01:05:11.320stand with every resistance against Israel and every resistance against the occupation,
01:05:16.440whether it's called Hamas, whether it's called Hezbollah. He also tweeted support for Lila
01:05:21.560Khaled, who hijacked an American plane in 1969, calling her his Palestine Valentine.
01:05:31.340The records released by the library do not contain any responses to the Jewish groups
01:05:36.360raising concerns, though Chacon did reply to several people who sent in messages of
01:05:40.580support for Czar's show. The only critics to receive a response were two key library donors,
01:05:46.580Fred and Karen Leitner, the son-in-law and daughter respectively of the Wolf Performance
01:05:51.760Hall's namesake, said it was profoundly embarrassing for the Wolf family to have its
01:05:56.540name associated with this individual, urging the library to consider the impact of this event
01:06:01.820on the local Jewish community. In its reply to the family, Chacon said the library saw no clear
01:06:07.720evidence that a comedy performance by Mr. Czar would violate the library events policy.
01:06:14.660Internally, Chacon worried about losing the family's financial support.
01:06:20.460Weeks earlier, the London Public Library had denied a rental request. Okay, here we go. Here's
01:06:25.940the irony now. They had denied a rental request for the same venue from the Society of Academic
01:06:32.860freedom and scholarship for a talk by british author and academic joanna williams set to take
01:06:38.960place the day before czar's performance the library said williams talk on sex gender and
01:06:45.880the limits of free speech on campus would pose a risk of property damage or injury and violate
01:06:51.380its policies on workplace and sexual harassment the internal documents show library officials
01:10:53.420But the West Bank has been occupied militarily since 1967, and it's complete martial law.
01:10:58.480There's checkpoints. All political parties are illegal. You can't having a gun is like the least of it.
01:11:05.300You can't hold a flag. You can't belong to a political party. You literally can't do shit if you're a Palestinian.
01:11:10.960You just have to sit there and submit. And if even if you share a photo of someone who was like killed by an Israeli soldier, you go to jail and you go to jail for the amount of like months.1.00
01:11:19.720that yeah based on the shares and likes of the photo they'll they'll penalize you more and put
01:11:24.460you in prison for longer and longer i mean i'll just tell you one story put a photo on social
01:11:28.400media like you put someone who died and they'll be like you're sharing a martyr and inciting people0.79
01:11:32.280to like commit suicide like on behalf of palestinians you go to jail and they put them in
01:11:36.820jail there's 99.7 conviction rate kids are tortured kids are in prison it is absolutely insane we went0.65
01:11:44.140to the first day that we were there we went to a funeral of some guy some farmer who was shot by
01:11:49.300israeli forces and we went to the funerals horrible you know all the women are wailing and
01:11:53.480crying and as we're leaving the israeli forces had set up a checkpoint right outside of this
01:11:59.080dude's house and started all right all right this is going to get extremely graphic
01:12:06.700once i hit play again guys it's going to get extremely graphic so please
01:12:13.500if you're squeamish at all or you don't want to hear this before bed
01:12:17.440then just sign out right now and i'll say good night to you because this is going to be the last
01:12:22.700story that i do if you want to stick around just get ready for some awful awful stuff all right
01:12:28.960here we go tear gassing and shooting rubber bullets i got people who were simply attending
01:12:33.820the funeral just to punish people for attending the funeral um we went to another girl's house0.96
01:12:38.840named aya who's uh who got shot in the vagina for peacefully protesting at some protest and they0.91
01:12:46.720shot two they should they shot 200 people that day one guy next to her died another guy was0.99
01:12:51.800paralyzed they have a policy called shoot to cripple where they shoot guys in the dicks1.00
01:12:55.820yeah it is fucking nuts man the west bank is no joke i thought that i was going to die several0.99
01:13:01.520times we're at this checkpoint going through colandia and there was this old man walking0.99
01:13:06.300like clearly drunk or something and kind of like walking a little bit toward the check but they
01:13:09.700started shooting at him bullets are ricocheting off the thing and i you know my partner mike who
01:13:15.920was an invading soldier of iraq was just like we're gonna die like they're shooting the sky
01:13:20.220there's bullets ricocheting it was absolutely insane and as we go through the checkpoint the
01:13:24.360soldier's like hey stay safe out there and i was like yeah when you guys are arbitrarily shooting
01:13:29.560people and and the person who was driving us had just told us that a couple months prior to that0.52
01:13:35.240some woman palestinian woman because you can't go to jerusalem like if you're palestinian there's
01:13:39.680like barely any palestinians who are even allowed to go pray at the most holy site the dome of the0.52
01:13:43.980rock in jerusalem you can't go to the beach you're just completely constricted in a prison
01:13:47.540and you can't travel and and he was just telling us that months before we went through this
01:13:51.400checkpoint someone was going through the checkpoint because they got a permit to go
01:13:54.000into jerusalem which is like a lifetime golden ticket like willy wonka and they're walking and
01:13:58.500they get and she just got executed and then what yeah she just got executed and she was bleeding
01:14:02.900out at this checkpoint and her little brother tried to help her and they shot him too and1.00
01:14:06.800they're like hiding the video of this and this is just a day because fucking hate palestinians1.00
01:14:11.680Palestinians are animals to these people. It's sick, man. It's sick. It's really, really sick,1.00
01:14:17.740Joe. And I couldn't even get into Gaza. We were banned from going into this territory
01:14:21.460because I was told by the Israeli government that I was a propagandist and that I was like
01:14:25.780an enemy agent. And so I wasn't allowed to go into Gaza. So Gaza is hell, but the West Bank
01:14:31.420is an under martial law and everything's illegal.