00:20:15.100She has invoked the Sovereignty Act in Alberta already.
00:20:18.420and look at the headlines that she faces as well from national newspapers alberta premier daniel
00:20:25.320smith slams federal emissions cap sovereignty act smith escalates fight with stephen gilbo
00:20:31.180with sovereignty act daniel smith serves as judge jury and executioner now this is a good one don
00:20:37.080martin says why daniel smith is my political newsmaker of the year daniel smith's not so
00:20:42.200great adventure from canada's national observer in climate news uh smith says it wasn't her
00:20:47.900decision to next job offer to alberta public health doctor she is under pressure relentlessly
00:20:52.900from the media some good most bad and she continues to stand up for the people of her province and is
00:21:02.120it any wonder that of all the provinces people continue to flock to alberta i mean that's
00:21:09.980not a fluke, my friends. So is Daniel Smith Canada's last best hope? People might be saying
00:21:18.200Pierre Polyev, Maxime Bernier. I've mentioned those guys already in the show tonight. Polyev's
00:21:22.580job is to oppose Trudeau. That's what he's supposed to do as the official leader of the opposition
00:21:27.460in Canada, right? The federal government is not nearly as accessible as provincial or civic
00:21:35.260governments when it comes to one-on-one contact. Maybe some MPs are, but most of the time they're
00:21:40.500in Ottawa. Some may come back, they go on the barbecue circuit or they're doing Christmas
00:21:46.440junkets or whatever it is they do. And they rarely respond to people. I'm not going to paint them all
00:21:51.540with the same brush, but try and get the prime minister in a room. Good luck with that. Surrounded
00:21:57.800by security and whatnot. Yes, we can hold their feet to the fire and we should, and we will,
00:22:04.220but ultimately what danielle smith is doing it's not based on ideology like what trudeau is doing
00:22:11.500it's based upon common sense and that's the difference and as a provincial leader i guess
00:22:19.620she's seen as maybe an underdog kind of like a david versus goliath story yet she continues to
00:22:24.620fight and i like that about her so we need more danielle smiths out there more of them
00:22:33.620in every province. Trump is ineligible for office under the 14th Amendment's insurrectionist ban,
00:22:43.380Colorado Supreme Court rules. I told you a little bit about this last night.
00:22:47.900So this is a story came down yesterday from CNN. Why did I pick CNN? Because I wanted to hear what
00:22:54.760the other side sounds like. In a stunning and unprecedented decision, the Colorado Supreme
00:23:00.820Court Tuesday removed former President Donald Trump from the state's 2024 ballot in the primaries,
00:23:08.180ruling that he isn't an eligible presidential candidate because of the 14th Amendment's
00:23:12.280insurrectionist ban. The 4-3 ruling will be placed on hold until January 4th, pending Trump's appeal
00:23:19.160to the U.S. Supreme Court, which could settle the matter for the nation. The state Supreme Court's
00:23:24.980decision only applies in Colorado, but the historic ruling will roil the 2024 presidential campaign
00:23:31.240Colorado election officials have said the matter needs to be settled by January 5th,
00:23:35.100which is the statutory deadline to set the list of candidates for the GOP primary scheduled for March the 5th.
00:23:43.520The majority wrote in their unsigned opinion,
00:23:49.460President Trump did not merely incite the insurrection,
00:23:53.420even when the siege on the Capitol was fully underway.
00:23:56.200He continued to support it by repeatedly demanding that Mike Pence, the vice president, refuse to perform his constitutional duty and by calling senators to persuade them to stop the counting of electoral votes.
00:24:09.460These actions constituted overt, voluntary and direct participation in the insurrection.
00:24:16.880Even though he has not stood trial for this, they, the Supreme Court of Colorado, are claiming that he is guilty.
00:24:45.140and irresponsible things that any justice can do,
00:24:50.740especially a Supreme Court justice of a state.
00:24:56.200We conclude that the foregoing evidence, the great bulk of which was undisputed at trial, established that President Trump engaged in insurrection.
00:25:05.020President Trump's direct and express efforts over several months exhorting his supporters to march to the Capitol to prevent what he falsely characterized as an alleged fraud on the people of this country were indisputably overt and voluntary.
00:25:26.200Trump took to social media last night and today to lash out against the Colorado court ruling.
00:25:35.120Trump did not address the ruling at all during an hour-long speech in Iowa last night.
00:25:41.380Instead, he unleashed a torrent of posts on Truth Social late last night and this morning,
00:25:47.160calling it a sad day in America and quoting pundits who disapproved of the decision.
00:25:52.440Guys, if this is upheld, and it's going to be looked at by the Supreme Court of the United States, as I pointed out, if this is upheld and other states follow suit, because you know they will, I believe that there's a possibility that there's going to be some kind of civil war in the United States.
00:26:22.440I know it sounds completely unbelievable, but after everything we've seen for the past
00:26:27.440four years, can we sit back and go, okay, whatever.
00:28:38.900He's one of the candidates vying for the presidential nomination in the GOP primaries, him and Chris Christie and what's her name, Nikki Haley and then Ron DeSantis and, of course, Donald Trump.
00:28:53.900Listen to this two minute video that Vivek put out.
00:28:57.720They have just tried to bar President Trump from the Colorado ballot using an unconstitutional maneuver that is a bastardization of the 14th Amendment to our U.S. Constitution.
00:29:17.420This is a provision in Section 3 of the Confederacy.
00:29:27.720to serve that to say the least was the basic principle will select
00:30:27.720with their corporate sponsors. That's not the right thing to do. I think the most useful thing
00:30:48.000that every GOP candidate can do right now is to join me in that pledge. I'll say that I will
00:30:53.240withdraw from that Colorado GOP primary ballot until Trump's name is restored.
00:31:00.040This belongs to the people, not to the unelected Democratic cabal of judges in Colorado or any
00:31:06.780other state. And I demand that Ron DeSantis and Nikki Haley and Chris Christie do this.
00:31:12.880They're complicit in what the security state to shut down Trump. I stand by that.
00:31:16.940Okay. I apologize for what just happened there. I have no idea what that was.
00:31:23.240It could be an internet burp, but excuse me.
00:31:30.260I don't know, but we are back and the show continues.
00:31:35.520Interesting that Vivek Ramaswamy would do that.
00:31:38.740I guess he wants a fair and even playing field for all of the candidates, or he's really vying for that vice presidential nomination to run with Donald Trump when the federal election finally rolls around.
00:57:42.080We need a moratorium on any kind of immigration at all for two years
00:57:48.200so we can get everything sorted out that we've got right now,
00:57:51.640and then we'll look at opening it on a limited basis
00:57:56.160because we've got more than we can handle right now,
00:58:00.780not just for housing, the inflation, the job market, and all of that,
00:58:05.900But now we've got, I'm going to call them foreigners, foreigners running around through
00:58:11.800malls, upsetting, they are throwing it in our faces. I mean, those, those Palestine rallies,
00:58:20.580they know they're not going to do anything to quell what's going on in the Middle East right
00:58:24.320now. But they do know that it's going to terrify us. They're scaring us in our own country. How
00:58:33.020long are we going to put up with it? And the police do nothing. We need to change the mindset
00:58:38.940of police. We need to change the mindset of the judiciary. We need to change the mindset of
00:58:43.880government. And the only way that we can do that is in numbers. That's why that petition is so
00:58:52.360important. That non-confidence petition. And even still, Michelle Ferrari, who's the one who
00:59:01.180sponsored that petition had a great chat with somebody in peterborough which is her writing
00:59:06.460earlier today or was it yesterday uh with a hindu guy to talk about hindu phobia now
00:59:13.200so i made a comment on her facebook post and she actually responded
00:59:18.280which i thought was cool i didn't get the entire satisfaction of it
00:59:23.700of a conversation but she did respond to it i do not like the fact that there are now
00:59:31.720conservatives who are using this divisive nonsense as well that's a liberal move that's not us we
00:59:38.620are about we're canadians you want to be canadian yes i do then let's be canadian here's how you do
00:59:45.680it. Maybe we should start doing Canadian lessons. And if they don't like it, then they can leave.
00:59:59.940Look at the opinions. Immigration.ca. I'm wondering if Pierre Polyev even looks at this stuff. A
01:00:06.700majority of Canadians believe the country's immigration targets to be too high, according
01:00:13.540to a new poll by abacus this could possibly have repercussions for the trudeau government in the
01:00:18.660upcoming federal elections you think canada released its 2024-2026 immigration levels plan
01:00:26.620at the beginning of november as per which immigration refugee citizenship canada will
01:00:31.120take in 485 000 new permanent residents next year 500 000 in 2025 and the same in 2026
01:00:40.020The high range is $532,000 for 2024, $550,000 for 2025, $550,000 for 2026, but two-thirds of Canadians, over two-thirds, 67% of Canadians, say they oppose the aforementioned immigration targets.
01:00:58.380Moreover, two in five Canadians deem immigration numbers as way too high, and only 2% believe them to be too low.
01:01:06.660Hello, Pierre Polyev, are you listening?
01:01:13.220In Alberta, they have reduced their immigration advertising because they've got such an influx of people coming there, they can't keep up with housing.
01:01:25.360Because guess what? That's a government that runs on common sense.
01:01:28.500all right speaking of the othering that we had seen happening a couple of years ago regarding
01:01:36.180vaccines and masks and whatnot just wanted to remind you and i thank our friend sean ricard for
01:01:41.440putting this up on x i think it was yesterday he's one to take us back in time stepping into
01:01:49.640the time machine reminding us of why we're at where we're at now in 2021 a pregnant mother
01:01:57.800arrested for failing to provide proof of vaccination arrested in canada never forget
01:02:04.440what these disgusting tyrannical scumbags did to so many in the name of science which they never
01:02:10.040presented or proved look at how these two filthy pigs as he describes them enjoy enforcing their
01:02:15.640power over this little woman in front of her kids just doing their job right now talking i'm talking
01:02:21.480to this lady right here why are you asking her to leave this is between her and us not yourself why
01:02:26.200you asking her to leave answer you can go over here no so you can give us a ticket to identify
01:02:34.120yourself to us right now we're trespassing property because they asked you not this is a
01:02:38.600public facility that we paid for they've asked you to leave do you have an education on you
01:02:44.200because you will be arrested on our trespass property
01:02:47.480at the request of the facility you don't want to do it for any children right
01:05:00.900yeah because now they just don't seem so gung-ho on it do they or maybe the virus
01:05:08.060isn't as dangerous as it used to be even though some claim it still is
01:05:12.120still going on there's nothing moot about this this is an interesting story um
01:05:22.000that ken drysdale spoke about today uh in manitoba stronger together which you could
01:05:28.540find online. Ken, obviously, is one of the NCI commissioners, and they had this fellow who won
01:05:36.520this case testify at one of their hearings. So this is a news release from Teamsters,
01:05:45.020local union number 31. And by the way, Ken told me today that the Teamsters were not behind this
01:05:52.640guy at all this guy actually had to force them force the teamsters to represent him when it came
01:06:00.080to his case regarding being fired because he didn't follow the vaccine mandate so this came
01:06:06.080out a couple of days ago historic legal and look at them now taking credit historic legal decision
01:06:11.380on covet 19 policy for teamsters at purolator inc dear sisters and brothers yesterday afternoon
01:06:17.620your local union, Teamsters Local Union No. 31, received a historic decision that will have a
01:06:23.560lasting impact on the rights of all workers. The COVID-19 policy at Purolator was called into
01:06:29.060question by the union. Not really. And the company was found to have unjustly terminated
01:06:34.740the employment of owner-operators and placed hourly members on unpaid leave who refused to
01:06:40.100get vaccinated with you-know-what. Before I present the conclusion of the arbitrator's report,
01:06:45.940I want to extend my deepest gratitude to the remarkable team at Teamsters Local 31 and our esteemed legal counsels, David Reynolds and Riley Kearns.
01:06:55.000Their tireless commitment and perseverance in advocating for our affected members have paved the way for this remarkable outcome.
01:07:01.540Their hard work has been pivotal in ensuring justice prevails for our members.
01:07:06.860so basically what happened was there was a ruling where uh eight employees were found to have been
01:07:16.840um unjustly treated so they were reinstated to their jobs and given back pay for the last two
01:07:24.580years now this could have some kind of reverberation effect at companies all across the country but
01:07:31.820it's a good news story. It's a good news story. Again, not a court case, an arbitration that we
01:07:40.940won. So it's a good news story. It's not going to have any impact probably on any other situations
01:07:48.020or cases like this, but it's a start. We're getting there. Leslyn Lewis, according to tnc.news,
01:07:55.280is warning the WHO pandemic treaty amendments are undemocratic. So when we sit here and we say,
01:08:00.480ah the conservative party is just as bad as a liberal party and in some cases they are
01:08:04.680some members are not and we know leslin is on our side leslin lewis sounding the alarm about
01:08:12.580concerning amendments to the world health organization's international health regulations
01:08:16.540as the global health body works towards a pandemic treaty she is speaking out in an open letter to
01:08:23.840health minister mark holland lewis expressed worries on behalf of tens of thousands canadians
01:08:28.640who signed a petition about the international health regulations warning the treaty would
01:08:33.340threaten canada's sovereignty we already know about that the treaty was signed sorry not the
01:08:38.280treaty the petition was signed by 19 000 canadians and it was brought forward in the house of commons
01:08:45.900and presented to the health minister so imagine what a petition of 400 000 in terms of a non-confidence
01:08:54.640vote is going to do. School Board Integrity Commissioner recommends code of conduct
01:09:00.660sanctions for trustee Nillie Kaplan-Mirth, the freak from Ottawa. Look at her. She was doing
01:09:08.860Zoom meetings, Zoom, alone in her house with a mask on. And not just any mask, a mask that looks
01:09:18.380just like this. From the Ottawa citizen, Ottawa's largest school board will be contemplating whether
01:09:25.500to apply code of conduct sanctions to a trustee who accused a colleague of having it out for me
01:09:32.260since day one at a public meeting on September 11th. In a report to be tabled at an Ottawa
01:09:38.580Carleton District School Board meeting on Tuesday, Board Integrity Commissioner Suzanne Craig outlined
01:09:43.900her investigation and findings on complaints about three trustees under the board's code of
01:09:48.460conduct don cucked don duct they say here this inquiry raises a number of significant blah blah
01:09:54.980blah blah blah but the bottom line is nilly kaplan mirth is going to be out she expresses regret now
01:10:01.980that she ran for school trustee in the first place in spite of repeated vows not to resign
01:10:09.960Here's what she had to say, according to CPD.
01:10:12.480I do not regret that I stood up as a physician for the health and safety of the population.
01:10:18.580I have absolutely no regrets about the work that I have done.
01:10:23.200What I regret is that I trusted my colleagues.
01:10:27.880I regret that I stepped forward into this position.
01:10:31.920I accepted that the public wanted me to do this, and I stepped forward to do it,
01:10:35.620not realizing that i would then be the subject of so much hate so much vitriol and oh boo
01:10:43.360freaking who so it turns out i guess the school board for that particular district not all marxists
01:10:49.540just fake marxists i have a some of them others actually have some common sense about them still
01:10:56.840this is interesting we have a very good news story coming from the uk in just a second
01:11:02.000but look at this journalist and commentator john list that's this guy's name thinks that if
01:11:08.860children as young as six feel very strongly that they are trans then it's incumbent upon people
01:11:15.460to assist that and to encourage them to be who they are watch this children want to feel very
01:11:22.400strongly about this issue i think it's incumbent upon people to assist that and to to encourage
01:11:28.020them to to be who they are now that also it's it's dangerous for one point if you are you know
01:11:33.520there might be parents at home who aren't as progressive and understanding and not necessarily
01:11:38.920they might have a they might not have a backhand of abuse let me just pick up on that there though
01:11:42.200because i don't i think you're absolutely wrong so we're talking about primary school children
01:11:47.520right so when my kids go into school if my son takes his inhaler at lunchtime i think there's
01:11:52.900a reasonable expectation for me to say the school should tell me as a parent because when he goes
01:11:57.020home i'll check his breathing before he goes so you are genuinely saying that this guidance that
01:12:03.000does allow for some exceptions but this guidance that says to teachers if your child socially
01:12:08.600transitions in primary school and secondary school but in primary school parents should
01:12:14.340should should be told you're genuinely saying that that's wrong i think it should be up to the child