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00:09:24.900so let's refresh this i was wondering which left-wing corporate media to go with tonight
00:09:31.260for the election results and i don't like any of them right i mean you know this i won't use the
00:09:36.940cbc ctv and global are next i can't stand either but this one's this one seemed to be the simplest
00:09:46.260So as of right now, because the polls only closed like six or seven minutes ago, we have no results in yet.
00:09:52.040But when we start seeing them, we will definitely bring them to you because it's of interest not just to Manitobans, but everybody in the country.
00:10:00.560We don't want to see another socialist regime in Canada from the CBC.
00:10:07.580And this one is actually a good story.
00:10:10.160It goes back to January. M.P. Greg Fergus, who was elected as the Speaker of the House today, has become the latest liberal.
00:10:21.220Again, this again goes by. I'm sorry, February, February 14th of this year, becomes the latest liberal caught violating ethics rules.
00:10:30.320Conflict of interest and ethics commissioner, Mario Dion. By the way, we don't have one anymore.
00:10:34.540mario dion decided to resign or retire months ago we haven't got a a conflict of interest in
00:10:42.900ethics commissioner in canada right now when we need one the most anyway anyway mario said we
00:10:48.780need ethics training we gotta have it in the wake of the latest breach so what did this guy do well
00:10:56.340he made these remarks first of all dion did in his ruling against greg fergus who was at the time
00:11:02.140trudeau's parliamentary secretary fergus was found to have violated the act the ethics act by writing
00:11:08.520a letter of support for a television channel's application to the crtc for mandatory carriage
00:11:14.000under parliamentary rules mps can write letters of support to the crtc in support of an application
00:11:20.660but parliamentary secretaries and cabinet ministers cannot ministers and parliamentary
00:11:26.340secretaries are subject to both the conflict of interest code for members of the house of
00:11:30.460Commons in their role as parliamentarians and to the Conflict of Interest Act in their role
00:11:35.440as government officials, Dion said. That is because they wield more influence than backbench
00:11:39.940MPs. Being dual-hatted does not mean Mr. Fergus can circumvent the rules of the act by simply
00:11:46.600wearing his MP hat to sign a letter of support to an administrative tribunal. In a statement posted
00:11:52.220online, Fergus said his letter of support to Natif Inc., an international francophone broadcaster
00:11:57.700with a focus on diversity diversity oh go figure what a shock was meant to ensure that black
00:12:03.480canadians see themselves reflected in parliament fergus thanked dion for his report and apologized
00:12:07.780for his unintentional error well whether the error was unintentional or not mr fergus the
00:12:13.500bottom line is you don't seem to know the rules and as somebody who doesn't seem to know the rules
00:12:18.920how can you possibly be promoted to the seat of speaker of the house of commons who was supposed
00:12:24.520to be the referee between two or three or four warring factions in the house you don't know the
00:12:31.620code of conduct you don't know the ethics rules obviously because you were guilty of an ethics
00:12:35.980breach back in february and now you're going to be called upon to maintain decorum in the house
00:12:41.160of commons i don't think so anyway having said that here's a great tweet today from comrade
00:12:48.660common sense who says let me get this straight the last speaker gets the boot that's anthony
00:12:57.400rhoda by the way of the north bay riding for introducing an actual nazi in the house of
00:13:03.280commons new speaker who called regular canadians nazis during the convoy and he did gets playfully
00:13:09.500dragged to his chair by a beaming leader of the official opposition this is politics in canada
00:13:18.660i guess there's no sound to this so we just watch this is parliamentary tradition by the way the
00:13:26.520speaker of the house is supposed to reluctantly take the role because he or she wants to remain
00:13:31.640active in their seat when somebody is the speaker of the house they technically no longer represent
00:13:37.000their riding because they're supposed to be neutral parties so they can't represent government
00:13:42.320policy or any policy at all in their riding so one thing you don't want is for your mp to be
00:13:48.040elected as the Speaker of the House. And yet, here we go, the MP for, I think his writing is
00:13:53.560in Quebec, being dragged to the chair of the Speaker of the House of Commons to be the new
00:14:00.440referee in Parliament. There he is. And of course, all the liberals are trumpeting this as a triumph
00:14:05.640because he's got black skin. Speaking of speakers, this is from Newsmax. Kevin McCarthy has become
00:14:16.480the very first speaker ever ousted from the job in a vote in the House of Representatives.
00:14:24.560Speaker Kevin McCarthy voted out of his job today in an extraordinary showdown, a first
00:14:31.020in U.S. history that was forced by a contingent of hard-right conservatives and threw the
00:14:36.180House and its Republican leadership into chaos.
00:14:39.680McCarthy's chief rival, Representative Matt Gaetz of Florida, forced the vote on the motion
00:14:44.240to vacate, drawing together more than a handful of conservative Republican critics of the speaker
00:14:49.320and many Democrats who say he is unworthy of leadership. Of course, the Democrats are going
00:14:54.140to say that they're going to say that about any Republican. Next steps are uncertain, but there
00:14:58.240is no obvious successor to lead the House Republican majority. And it's a very, very thin
00:15:03.660majority, I think six or seven seats, though it is conceivable McCarthy could throw his hat in
00:15:10.000the ring to try and regain the post. Reports surfaced today saying he had told Republican
00:15:15.100lawmakers he would not do so. What happened? Stillness fell as the presiding officer gaveled
00:15:22.140the vote closed, 216 to 210, saying the office of the speaker is hereby declared vacant.
00:15:27.520Moments later, atop McCarthy ally, Representative Patrick McHenry of North Carolina took the gavel
00:15:33.960and, according to House rules, was named Speaker pro tempore to serve in the office until a new
00:15:39.400speaker has chosen the house then briskly recessed so lawmakers could meet and discuss the path0.98
00:15:44.840forward it was a stunning moment for the battle-tested mccarthy a punishment fueled by0.73
00:15:49.380growing grievances but sparked by his weekend decision to work with democrats to keep the
00:15:54.620federal government open rather than risk a shutdown it seems like the americans are always
00:15:59.220risking a shutdown all right getting back to canadian politics for just a second
00:16:04.140But Pierre Polyev, this in a tweet from William Diaz Berthium, Pierre Polyev said this about
00:16:11.580the Canadian press in a statement today, which is rather interesting as he continues to go
00:16:19.260Before I go any further, I think CP is here today.
00:16:22.780CP conducted itself with great unprofessionalism over the weekend in regurgitating a false
00:16:29.160tweet from a Liberal minister to politicize Truth and Reconciliation Day. Really unfortunate that CP
00:16:39.000would allow itself to be used in this way. The reason we didn't put pictures of that ceremony
00:16:44.120is because based on their traditional custom photography is not allowed and so out of respect
00:16:51.000for them we did not photograph that ceremony. Instead we photographed other Inuit leaders and
00:16:57.640and an Inuit knowledge keeper in particular, who was present and who also participated in the Algonquin ceremony.
00:17:05.480I think CP should stop acting as the communications arm of the PMO.
00:17:13.160Not just going after the CBC now, going after the Canadian press, who are supposed to be like, you know,
00:17:21.140if we're talking about neutrality in canadian news it should be the canadian press why because
00:17:29.200they have stringers all over the country stringers meeting reporters and they are the ones who
00:17:34.860provide newspapers in cities and towns and television stations and radio stations with
00:17:41.860their news feed they handle the teletype remember the old teletype do you hear the newsroom they
00:17:47.520still exist in newsrooms albeit by a computer these days but they are the ones responsible
00:17:53.780for handling the news for pretty much every news outlet in the country unless of course that news
00:18:00.160outlet is big enough to do it itself and sadly they're not anymore except for maybe cities like
00:18:05.840montreal toronto and vancouver every other city is heavily reliant on canadian press so if they
00:18:12.780are putting out biased talking points now everything is screwed and they have been for
00:18:20.640years my friends canadian press has been biased for years and finally a politician calls them out
00:18:27.420i find it very refreshing even if there are people out there suggesting that pierre polyev is
00:18:33.860just a paid stooge of the world economic forum just like justin trudeau christia freeland
00:18:39.160and all the others that may be but at least this is entertaining to watch all right we covered the
00:18:46.660convoy last night or the east-west convoy or the east-west slash save the children convoy i'm going
00:18:53.020to make this bigger so we can all see now we know what happened last night we played you the video
00:18:58.240of a couple of violent things that happened a couple of guys jumping on a truck or a car
00:19:06.280Jane Scarf or Jane Scharf of Stand For Thee was there disrupting the presser that Ron and Freedom George and Colin Big Bear and a few others were doing.
00:21:56.080And then standing beside us, then they jumped in front of the camera, knowing that every single live video was running and screaming that this hijacked the Trudeau for treason, hijacked it, hijacked it.
00:22:21.820the other day on the way here when you guys watched my video when i showed you guys watch
00:22:29.220the signs and i talked about stand for thee and their awesome two and a half hour video that i
00:22:34.640put on my page and talked about trudeau for treason the paperwork to go check it out and
00:22:39.760get it to the police stations so we did we didn't hijack nothing we didn't convince norm blanchard
00:56:14.920had previously called for a reduction in Canadian diplomats in India,
00:56:18.940saying they outnumbered India's staffing in Canada.
00:56:22.120Um, why Justin Trudeau would pick a fight with India is beyond anybody really, as most
00:56:29.900Western countries are clamoring to get trade deals with this emerging economy, the largest
00:56:36.540democratic nation on the planet with a population of 1.3 billion.
00:56:42.060Now, granted their GDP per person isn't that high, but they still have, let me see here,
00:56:49.840The top 10 largest economies in the world in 2023 are the United States, China, Japan, Germany, India, India with a GDP of 3 billion, 740 million.
00:57:08.440I'm sorry, that's 3 trillion, 740 billion, and so on.
00:57:14.360That is the fifth largest economy in the world.
00:57:17.840And again, their GDP per capita is not that big because their population is so huge, right?
01:03:14.580new documents revealed by the countersignal had proved what many had long suspected,
01:03:18.720that Trudeau and his liberal government not just as close ties to the World Economic Forum and
01:03:23.340its agenda, but have been actively doing their bidding on the local and global scale.
01:03:27.300The report shows an exorbitant amount of Canadian taxpayer money being funneled to the WEF to
01:03:31.840produce a fraudulent report that Trudeau can then use to push his climate policy agenda,
01:03:36.500and that it seems after all that it's not his own agenda, but that of Klaus Schwab and the WEF.
01:03:41.420This raised serious alarms about undue influence and whether the Trudeau government was beholden to the interests of the World Economic Forum, according to documents.
01:03:49.380The government has paid the WEF to produce a report making the economic case for their own climate change plans.
01:03:55.300Under Trudeau's leadership, Canada has aligned itself closely with a globalist vision espoused by the WEF.
01:04:01.100This funding decision showed that behind closed doors, the lines between his government and the organization have been blurred.
01:04:06.560Rather than an arm's-length relationship, some saw this as an example of the WEF effectively
01:04:11.880directing Canadian climate and energy policy to serve its own aims. By handing over taxpayer
01:04:16.680money in this way, it appears Trudeau was willing to compromise his government's independence to
01:04:21.140please special interests like the WEF. Welcome back to Street Politics Canada.
01:04:26.080In August 2019, Trudeau's environment and climate change agenda led by Minister Catherine McKenna
01:04:31.360at the time made a controversial decision. They allocated nearly half a million dollars
01:04:35.260of taxpayer money to the World Economic Forum, a private international organization. According
01:04:40.240to documents obtained through an order paper question, ECCC gave $493,937 to the WEF to produce
01:04:49.180a report making the economic case for their climate change agenda. Specifically, the stated
01:04:53.960goal of this funding was to enable the WEF to produce and disseminate a report that will
01:04:58.720establish the business and economic case for safeguarding nature. The report was aimed at
01:05:02.980senior decision-makers in governments and businesses who have the influence and ability
01:05:06.760to shift business-as-usual approach. This clearly showed that the intent was to influence
01:05:10.880policymakers and push their climate agenda, rather than produce an unbiased analysis.
01:05:15.360Six months later, in February 2020, the WEF delivered the requested report. As one would
01:05:20.840expect given who funded it, the report unsurprisingly concluded things that supported
01:05:25.920the liberals' positions. It sourced papers favoring a carbon tax and stated that what is
01:05:29.980required is bold policy ambition and decisive political leadership to signal that business
01:05:34.080as usual is no longer viable, given that a carbon tax was a core part of the liberals'
01:05:38.360climate plan. This aligned perfectly with their agenda, but some saw it as problematic that
01:05:42.780taxpayers' money was used to fund a private organization to produce a report advocating
01:05:46.800for the government's predetermined policy aims. It raised questions about whether this was an
01:05:51.100appropriate use of public money or just an exercise in propaganda. Additionally, despite
01:05:56.760being published in mid-2020 when the pandemic was already underway. The WEF report also took
01:06:03.100the opportunity to advocate for governments to use their fiscal recovery programs to reset the
01:06:07.220economy on more resilient, equitable, and sustainable terms. This furthered the narrative
01:06:11.300that climate action needed to be a central part of pandemic recovery plans. Just a few months later,
01:06:16.340Prime Minister Justin Trudeau walked straight into the WEF open arms. In December 2020,
01:06:21.580he announced a significant multi-year increase to Canada's carbon tax, raising it from $30 per ton
01:06:26.460to $170 per ton by 2030. This move aligned perfectly with the recommendations of the
01:06:31.540very report his government had paid half a million dollars to produce. Coincidence? Many saw it as
01:06:36.580anything but. To them, it showed that the intent all along was to use taxpayer funds to generate
01:06:41.260a report advocating the liberal policy agenda on climate change and the carbon tax. Then,
01:06:46.540the government could point to this independent analysis as justification for decisions they had
01:06:50.760already predetermined, letting substantially ratcheting up the carbon tax. The timing also
01:06:55.340fueled criticisms that Trudeau was exploiting the pandemic crisis to even illaterally impose
01:06:59.640costly climate measures. Just as the WEF report had advocated, this carbon tax hike was announced
01:07:05.060under the guise of building a more resilient economy as part of pandemic recovery efforts.
01:07:10.040But for many Canadians struggling financially due to lockdowns, a massive new tax wasn't the
01:07:14.420support they needed. As further evidence the Liberals were aligned with the WEF aims, Trudeau's
01:07:19.560announcement also proposed to strengthen CAMA's approach to reducing methane emissions from the
01:07:24.200oil and gas sector by establishing new targets and associated regulations for 2030 and 2035
01:07:29.640based on international best practices. This directly aligned with the WEF call for bold
01:07:35.220policy ambition. For taxpayers, it was disappointing to see nearly half a million dollars handed to a
01:07:40.060private third party without transparency or accountability, only to produce a predetermined
01:07:44.680report advocating the spending minister's policy goals. While the Liberals claimed it established
01:07:49.060an economic case, many Canadians saw it as a waste of money and an exercise in policy lobbying.
01:07:54.200not independent analysis. Just so you are aware, this is not the first time the Trudeau
01:07:58.640government has allocated substantial Canadian taxpayer funds to support the World Economic
01:08:03.700Forum's agenda. In fact, they have an ongoing $105.3 million contract with the WEF that has
01:08:10.720raised serious concerns. Last year, Conservative MP Leslyn Lewis revealed through an inquiry that
01:08:16.700Transport Canada has admitted to a partnership with the WEF on developing a known traveler
01:08:21.440Digital Identity Program. This digital ID system, proposed as a way to verify travelers' identities,
01:08:26.900is a project spearheaded by the WEF. Transport Minister back then, Omar Al-Ghabra, was tight-lipped
01:08:32.640in responding to Lewis' reasonable questions about how the program was being implemented
01:08:36.540and what data was being collected on Canadians. He refused to disclose basic details like how
01:08:41.460many travelers had opted in or the specific technologies being utilized. Al-Ghabra did
01:08:46.100confirm, however, that over $650,000 had already been spent out of the planned $105.3 million
01:08:53.260budget over five years from 2021 to 2026. This means Canadian taxpayers are on the hook for well
01:09:00.260over $100 million to fund a WEF initiative with no oversight or transparency. Considering the
01:09:06.960Liberals already gave the WEF half a million dollars with few strings attached in 2019,
01:09:11.880This raises serious concerns about them acting as a conduit to drive the forum's agenda with
01:09:16.480public money. With the KTDI project, it's the same story, massive funding but little
01:09:21.300accountability. Critics argue digital ID systems open the door to a loss of privacy and increased
01:09:26.480state corporate surveillance if abused. They fear the WEF ultimate goal is to integrate these IDs
01:09:31.960into a universal ID system tied to vaccination records, banking, and beyond to assert great
01:09:37.120control over citizens. Understandably, MP Lewis has been rightly skeptical given examples like
01:09:42.300Trudeau freezing bank accounts over peaceful protests at a time when public trust in
01:09:46.620institutions is falling, fumbling over $100 million to an opaque WEF program with the PM's
01:09:53.140documented allegiance to the forum is unwise. When even basic transparency cannot be provided
01:09:57.740around how a program is being implemented or what data is being shared, it suggests the government
01:10:02.560has something to hide. Unfortunately, with the Liberals, serving special interests often seems
01:10:07.540to come before protecting Canadians. The WEF operates across borders with its own agenda,
01:10:12.860not accountable to Canadian voters. Yet Trudeau continues using public money to push their
01:10:17.220initiatives with little oversight or consent. This raises serious democratic issues that must
01:10:21.740be addressed to uphold the interests of Canadian taxpayers. The links between Justin Trudeau and
01:10:26.500the World Economic Forum run deeper than what was shown by this report. In fact, Trudeau has long
01:10:31.440been an enthusiastic participant in WEF events and promoter of their agenda. So when in 2019,
01:10:37.020the WEF received half a million dollars from Trudeau's government to produce a report selling
01:10:41.700climate policies, it was far from an arm's length transaction. There was already an unhealthy
01:10:46.580alignment between the two on issues and a shared philosophical belief in diminished sovereignty.
01:10:51.800Trudeau then followed the WEF prescriptions to a T, from ratcheting up climate policies
01:10:56.720aggressively to linking recovery from the pandemic to the opportunity of a sustainable reset.
01:11:01.440It is no coincidence and clearly demonstrates how publicly he had already bought into their
01:11:05.700globalist agenda. Multiple insiders have confirmed the strong role played by the WEF
01:11:10.600in shaping Trudeau's worldview. His unabashed praise from the forum and leaders like Schwab
01:11:14.980is not shared by more nationalist heads of government wary of supranational overreach
01:11:19.280for good reason. That's all, folks. What do you make of this report? I personally believe Trudeau
01:11:23.900must be made to answer for his years of foreign interference. Let me know what you think in the
01:11:27.740comments section below also kindly subscribe and leave a like for this right i like whoever that
01:11:33.960guy is it's called street politics canada and i like that journalism it's very very good uh speaking
01:11:41.860of looking at the pandemic as an opportunity let's go ahead and watch this video the first
01:11:47.420minute of it from a couple of years ago remember this watch last six months have laid bare
01:11:52.420fundamental gaps and inequities within our societies and between them. As with climate
01:12:01.060change, those who have the least are impacted the most. That's why last spring, a high-level
01:12:11.600meeting to discuss how leaders around the world could work together to close these gaps
01:12:16.420and build a better, more equitable system that works for everyone.
01:12:23.140In May, we agreed to look at six urgent areas of action
01:12:26.220to mobilize financing for the response and the recovery.
01:12:30.160Over the course of the summer, our six working groups produced over 250 policy options.
01:12:36.980On September 8th, finance ministers gathered to discuss these options
01:12:40.800and their recommendations for the short...
01:12:42.780You see that weirdness with his eyes there?
01:12:44.840We played this video before, but I'm going to go back a couple of seconds and check out this weirdness with his eyes.
01:12:51.660Continue to advocate for extending the debt service suspension initiative.
01:12:56.140We will also work on ensuring the special needs of small island developing states and other vulnerable countries are taken into account.
01:13:04.140Building back better means getting support to the most vulnerable.
01:13:07.280Building back better. I didn't go far back enough, I don't think. Let me go back just a little bit.
01:13:12.000Partners on the ground fighting COVID-19.
01:13:14.840Our government is committed to investing even more in the years to come.
01:13:20.160In addition, we will continue to advocate for extending the debt service suspension initiative.
01:13:26.320We will also work on ensuring the special needs of small island developing states and other vulnerable countries are taken into account.
01:13:34.360Building back better means getting support to the most vulnerable while maintaining our momentum on reaching the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and the SDGs.
01:13:46.460I want to go back and find that weirdness with his eyes.
01:13:49.780It's our chance to accelerate our pre-pandemic efforts to reimagine economic systems that actually address global challenges like extreme poverty, inequality and climate change.
01:14:03.760Last week, our government committed to investing more in international development while supporting countries, developing countries on their economic recoveries and resilience.
01:14:13.020And on that note, today, I can announce that Canada will invest $400 million more in humanitarian and development funding, which will go directly to trusted partners on the ground fighting COVID-19.
01:14:26.320Our government is committed to investing even more in the years to come.
01:14:30.720In addition, we will continue to advocate for extending the debt service suspension initiative.
01:14:35.960All right, all right. You know what? I can't take it. I can't take it.
01:14:39.380But I only played that video to remind you guys that Trudeau has always thought of COVID-19 as an opportunity.
01:14:49.360Why did he think of it as an opportunity?
01:14:51.760Because that's how it was presented to him before it ever happened, in my opinion.