00:15:53.240the location of her new home is not publicly known but she's posted instagram videos on
00:16:01.240mental health and gender equality that appear to have been recorded in the loft of an ottawa
00:16:05.800condominium not far from rito hall they would know that where they look look at the window
00:16:11.780what do you see out the window there behind her what do you see unmarked vehicles with what appear
00:16:18.740to be plainclothes RCMP members inside have been seen in recent weeks outside the building,
00:16:24.160which is listed in the court documents as Batoli's address. The RCMP usually provides
00:16:29.680some personal protection for former prime ministers after they leave office when required,
00:16:34.840typically at public events or during international travel. John Cretchen elected to continue to
00:16:40.400receive personal protection when he stepped down in 2003. John Turner did not. And you know,
00:16:45.320I'll tell you, John Turner, if you showed me a picture of the guy, I'd go, who's that?
00:16:52.000Oh, wasn't he prime minister once for a cup of coffee? Maybe?
00:16:58.260The situation with Sophie is unusual, however, as her former spouse remains in office
00:17:03.400and has been the subject of numerous threats. No surprise there.
00:17:09.080Trudeau was believed to be the intended target when a Manitoba military reservist crashed his
00:17:14.220truck through the gates of rito hall in 2020 the prime minister has been repeatedly confronted by
00:17:19.560angry protesters at public events and campaign stops sophie's been targeted too in 2017 the
00:17:25.340rcmp charged an alberta woman with uttering threats against her online what what what's
00:17:31.320behind her in that window there what what do you see where is she she in a condo downtown somewhere
00:17:37.000in ottawa for security reasons and to ensure the safety of our members and of those we protect
00:17:44.760we cannot discuss specific details of protective plans tactics or operations that from the rcmp
00:17:51.180the level of protection provided uh the rcmp said is based on regular assessments of the threat
00:17:56.720environment back to ramanda and batoli they married in argentina blah blah blah blah blah
00:18:03.740It doesn't matter what he specializes in. It doesn't matter what the nature of their relationship is. The bottom line is that Sophie Gregoire Trudeau was in a relationship with this doctor from Chio long before the Trudeaus ever announced their separation.
00:18:22.040more egg on the face of Justin Trudeau all right now this video comes from yesterday
00:18:31.040this is Pierre Polyev making a motion second reading of Bill C-278 which would
00:18:39.680get rid of mandates for vaccines for employment and for travel in Canada let's watch the first
00:18:46.960bit of this thank you very much mr speaker as i said at the outset i'm running for prime minister
00:18:53.360to put canadians back in control of their lives by making canada the freest nation on earth
00:19:01.440and that freedom includes bodily autonomy the freedom to decide what people put in their own
00:19:08.400bodies and that is why i was proud to introduce a private member's bill in the house of commons
00:19:13.440that would put an end to covid mandates in all of the federal sector i want to thank the honorable
00:19:20.800member from niagara west for having adopted my private members bill so that we could move it
00:19:27.200forward even faster now before the prime minister proceeds once again to maliciously divide and
00:19:35.440attack let us let me remind him that the position put forward in this bill is now the position
00:19:43.040not only of conservative common sense conservatives but it is also the position of the majority of
00:19:51.060provincial governments of the liberal member for louis uh saint louis bar of the military review
00:20:01.940complaints commission the tribunal responsible for hearing grievances from members of the armed
00:20:08.460forces and i will remind the position of the prime minister that the position reflected in the bill
00:20:16.820is now his position now you might under question would say that then is that he had the temerity
00:20:23.900to go on television about three months ago and claim he had never forced anyone to get vaccinated
00:20:31.300that he claims that it should be a matter of personal choice.
00:20:35.200He wanted us all to forget the way he divided and insulted
00:20:38.720and name-called millions of people right across this country,
00:21:06.280This bill targets the unreasonable overreaches of the federal policy and unjustified abuses of federal government power.
00:21:13.440The bill targets these overreaches and abuses of power based on two different but important types of evidence.
00:21:19.400First, it follows the scientific evidence about COVID-19 vaccines, how they work, what they do.
00:21:26.840And second, it responds to the evidence from the experience of this government's decision to exploit a public health situation for partisan political gain.
00:21:38.640This was most clear in the Prime Minister's deliberate decision to go beyond guiding and protecting Canadians to punishing people who chose not to take the COVID-19 vaccine.
00:21:50.080Let us remember that the Prime Minister originally said that vaccines would be a matter of personal choice.
00:21:56.840Then he did a poll showing that it would be popular to target a small minority of people who chose not to be vaccinated.
00:22:05.500He flip-flopped and said he would then make it mandatory.
00:22:10.720Three days later, he called an election and attempted to exploit that political moment in order to regain power.
00:22:20.580When he announced that the vaccine mandates would be imposed on the federal sector, he did it with such political haste based on the advice of not public health experts, but of polling experts, that even his own human resources team at the Treasury Board had put out guidelines suggesting that it would be a matter of personal choice, not mandatory imposition.
00:22:47.620So while he was advocating for a mandate, his own bureaucracy had published rules against a mandate.
00:22:55.320That is because they were following the science.
00:22:57.940They were following the medical science.
00:23:12.560oh pierre polyev is a member of the world economic forum oh i know it's just a smokescreen
00:23:23.740i want everybody to understand right now what a big political gamble that was for polyev
00:23:33.660because there is still a faction of people out there who believe that these vaccines oh my god
00:23:42.100you gotta have them. And if you don't, not only are you an idiot, but you're also evil and a
00:23:48.460super spreader. They still believe that out there. Although I would say that that portion of people
00:23:53.600is significantly smaller than it was a year and a half or two years ago. Even still, according to
00:24:02.240Key and Bextie on the counter signal, the NDP and the liberals voted to keep the COVID vaccine
00:24:07.860mandates on the table that means that if we have another pandemic as we've been warned is going to
00:24:14.640happen by the experts like bill gates then they will have that tool in their toolbox and they'll
00:24:22.700be able to make sure we get that new vaccine whatever it happens to be or else we will not
00:24:29.240be able to work or travel again. All right. Now, as Polyev reminded us in that little speech,
00:24:42.160Trudeau said he did not insult the unvaccinated. And here he is telling us that at the inquiry of
00:24:49.920the Emergencies Act last year. I did not call people who were unvaccinated names. I highlighted
00:24:57.380There's a difference between people who are hesitant to get vaccinated for any range of reasons and people who deliberately spread misinformation that puts at risk that life and health of their fellow Canadians.
00:25:15.320And my focus every step of the way and the primary responsibility of a prime minister is to keep Canadians safe and alive.
00:25:24.340No, no, no. The primary job of a prime minister is to make sure that Canadians keep their rights as guidelines under the, sorry, as a guideline under the Charter of Rights and Freedoms. It is essential. That is his number one duty. He's failed over and over again.
00:25:45.860so here is trudeau in the house today as posted by paul mitchell on x
00:27:39.740When Trudeau said that, he said that today in the House of Commons.
00:27:42.600Well, the leader of the opposition plays ideological games and chooses to wear a tinfoil hat, Mr. Speaker.
00:27:49.880Is he insulting Paliyev and the Conservative Party, or is he insulting all of the people across this country that he insulted two years ago?
00:28:03.320Even though he claims he didn't insult us.
00:28:06.040i'm going to go to the comments now on rumble i want to see what you guys have to say about this
00:28:17.520i want to keep her says stop shadow stop too much of that voice hey look you want to know what i get
00:28:23.680it i get it believe me i don't like it either but he is the prime minister until we get rid of him
00:28:30.100so we we're gonna have to deal we're gonna have to deal
00:28:36.04080 percent were coerced to get the vaccine well yeah that's exactly right too
00:28:53.080and we can't say 80 percent were coerced i can say i would say probably 60 percent were coerced
00:29:00.040out of that 80 percent and the other people were lining up like the lemmings outside a
00:29:05.600shoppers drug marts and london drugs all across the country to get their poke to make sure they
00:29:11.020didn't get it even though they did or they couldn't spread it even though they did and also
00:29:16.700what trudeau said there it was a matter of public health no it wasn't because we all know and paul
00:29:23.180have pointed this out as well in his speech in the house of commons today when he said we're
00:29:28.120following the science now he didn't go into detail about what that science was but we know
00:29:35.580what he was talking about the fact that these things are not safe or effective
00:29:41.880but they could cause you harm bad harm even death so was trudeau insulting all canadians who chose
00:29:52.800not to get the poke? And those who believe that the mandates were an overreach of government
00:29:58.740power? Absolutely. How many millions of Canadians would that total? I can't answer that. I can't
00:30:06.780answer that. But, I mean, it doesn't look like it's as many as we thought. And I'm going to show
00:30:15.520you why I say that. Here is the Lesley Lewis petition, which will be closing for signature
00:30:20.860on february the 7th of next year it was opened a couple of weeks ago and there's only 42 512
00:30:29.480signatures it seems to have stalled greatly in the past three or four days have we forgotten about
00:30:36.120this this should be a mission that all of us are on who are watching this show live tonight
00:30:42.760now think about this i don't know how many people are watching right now live i know that by this
00:30:49.300time tomorrow, there'll be anywhere between 12 and 15,000 views of this show. So just imagine,
00:30:55.720let's say 15,000 in total were to share this petition with 10 people they know. Then all of
00:31:02.740a sudden it gets out to 150,000 people, whether they all choose to sign it. Well, that's probably
00:31:08.160not going to happen, but let's say we get 75% of those people signing this thing. And then
00:31:13.920a percentage of those people decide to share with their friends and so on and so on that's how these
00:31:20.360things work and the reason this whole thing is stalled out is because we're not doing our job
00:31:28.000we've forgotten about this so for anybody who asks me or asks themselves or asks anybody else
00:32:33.560so it's up to us to get this thing out there as much as we possibly can if we don't
00:32:42.720that's on us we'll have nobody to blame but ourselves
00:32:48.180you can find this petition quite easily without me having to put a link so now you're going to
00:32:54.820be going well how do i find it what do i all right look we're all quite capable of taking
00:32:58.720care of ourselves and we're all quite capable of finding things when we need to find them
00:33:05.840so here's what you do this is very very simple you open up your brave search engine you can even use
00:33:13.600google for this you type in leslin lewis petition the very first thing that's going to come up
00:33:22.480is the link to the petition and then you sign it you copy that link and you send it to other people
00:33:29.740now i'm sorry guys if it sounds like i'm lecturing here but last friday we had 40 000 maybe 41 000
00:33:38.760signatures on this it's four days later and we've barely gotten a thousand to fifteen hundred new
00:33:44.300signatures on this thing now please tell me that we haven't forgotten please tell me that we mean
00:33:51.380what we say when we're talking about freedom in this country government overreach world economic
00:33:57.960forum world health organization mandates police state all of those things that we know is going on
00:34:06.840even though we get called tinfoil hats ourselves and when we have the opportunity to do something
00:34:12.960about it like this we don't and then we're going to say ah petitions never work well you want to
00:34:22.440know what i've said that in the past too change.org whatever no big deal but again i remind you that
00:34:33.140this is an official house of commons of canada petition it must be read and put on the record
00:34:39.240in the House when it reaches the threshold for signatures. And if we give this woman
00:34:43.740one million signatures, imagine the power this document will have in the House of Commons
00:34:49.700and with all of those politicians who've been yelling and screaming tinfoil hat like Justin
00:34:54.220Trudeau did today. He insulted the leader of the opposition for bringing Bill C-278 to the floor,
00:35:01.300which then he voted down. But he also insulted the entire conservative caucus and every single
00:35:08.200one of us who have been fighting for our rights for the past three years and then all of his
00:35:14.960minions in that liberal caucus went on x today and they started making fun people like mark garrettson
00:35:20.760now they didn't get a lot of play because i was looking but they tried
00:35:28.220so we need this is our chance without having to go and and stay in some camp 30 minutes south
00:35:40.180of ottawa and and go protest in the streets there with 12 or 13 people
00:35:45.500this is our opportunity and once you sign it you can't sign it again it's not like there's
00:35:52.920duplicate signatures on this so 42 512 right now i know there's other independent media out there
00:36:01.220who are talking about this talking about this talking about this and you might be saying to
00:36:05.080yourself right now shadow shut up i am tired of hearing about this i'm not gonna this is too
00:36:13.660important so let's get it together you guys because look at this now people are dying still
00:36:20.960people have died because of this nonsense and as you know all of this stuff all strung together
00:36:28.920the vaccine mandates the masks all of it everything that's going on right now it's
00:36:37.700all part of the same project we have a father having to sue pfizer for 35 million dollars
00:36:45.620because of his son's death from this stuff, according to LifeSite News.
00:36:52.500The lawsuit says 17-year-old Sean Hartman died as a result of negligence on the part of Pfizer,
00:36:57.240which failed to properly inform him of the risks of the jab.
00:37:01.700It's a landmark lawsuit here, folks, from Simcoe.
00:37:06.740And Ontario Fathers filed a $35.6 million lawsuit against Pfizer after his son died.
00:37:12.760According to an October 16th report, Newcomsey resident, sorry, Newcomseth resident Dan Hartman filed a wrongful death lawsuit against Pfizer after he revealed that a U.S. doctor declared that his son, Sean, died as a result of taking the experimental shot.
00:37:30.200On the morning of September 27th, 2021, 33 days after receiving this Pfizer-BioNTech nightmare, Sean Hartman was found deceased in his bedroom by his mother, said Sheik law lawyer Umar Sheik, in a court filing viewed by the Western Standard.
00:37:49.340The plaintiff pleads that Sean Hartman died as a result of this shot.
00:37:53.520The lawsuit comes after Hartman announced in July that an American pathologist determined the novel COVID-19 jab was responsible for Sean's sudden death.
00:38:03.820Sean had received the experimental jab because it was mandated by his local hockey league.
00:38:10.700According to Hartman, after his son died, he applied to Canada's Vaccine Injury Support Program but was denied.
00:38:18.860They said there's no proof the vaccine killed Sean.
00:38:22.920there's also no proof that it didn't in order to appeal i had to have new medical evidence thank
00:38:29.240god above and all you people who helped me i do have that medical evidence
00:38:36.300we're fighting back but we need to fight back even harder and anything that we can do you guys
00:38:44.780anything that we can do is better than doing nothing
00:38:52.920Okay, this came out a couple of weeks ago, and there was a motion made in the House of Commons that was denied by the Liberal NDP Coalition.
00:39:05.580So, first of all, from Kamloops News, don't say God. Remembrance Day is coming up in a couple of weeks.
00:39:13.720Military chaplains changing up Remembrance Day prayers because they've been directed to. Very interesting.
00:39:20.900Canadian military chaplains may have a different take on prayers as ceremonial speeches take
00:39:25.480on a more inclusive direction. Inclusive. A Royal Canadian Chaplain Service Directive
00:39:33.020signed October 11th is specifically meant for public services and ceremonies. It gives guidance
00:39:38.880for military chaplains to deliver reflections in an appropriate manner to engage all those gathered.
00:39:46.140kamloops area conservative mp frank caputo is calling out the decision by the chaplain general
00:39:52.440as erasing canada's military traditions well the directive aims to cater to the diverse
00:39:58.580membership of canada's military who are not all christian caputo called it a gag order that comes
00:40:04.520just a month before remembrance day he said our soldiers will not have the opportunity to have a
00:40:10.200chaplain pray over them as we remember all those who fell before them caputo said in a news release
00:40:16.880dated today responding to this directive so here is a message now from blake richards who's the
00:40:24.760conservative house member from banff and he says this was brought forward in a motion to have an
00:40:34.480investigation done on this directive and the liberal NDP coalition rejected it out of hand
00:40:41.540there will be no investigation as to this directive they wanted to know why well it's
00:40:49.380not inclusive enough to just say God so we're not going to say anything at all no religious
00:40:54.880references whatsoever friends this is a country that was founded on Christian principles and guess
00:41:01.500what it is still predominantly a christian country with christian beliefs and we need to
00:41:11.800stand up for that as well because if we don't we're well on our way to becoming the first
00:41:20.000post-national state in the history of the world like justin trudeau predicted even though he
00:41:25.100didn't predict it he knew this was coming because he's a young global leader my friends with the
00:41:30.380World Economic Forum. He knew this plan well before he was ever placed as leader of the Liberal Party
00:41:36.140of Canada. He knew 10 years ago or more that this was coming down the pipe. All right, the Coutts
00:41:46.260Four. There is news from Mocha Bezergin on Twitter, who has broken away from Rebel News and has now
00:41:53.980formed his own media company. Congratulations to Mocha. But first, we're going to play you some
00:42:00.260video of Mocha's interview today with Arthur Pawlowski, who's the leader of the Alberta
00:42:06.580Solidarity Party. And here's what Art has to say. If I can summarize everything that I have seen
00:42:15.880so far it's a scapegoating this whole thing is about blood they want blood the government
00:42:24.760wants blood they don't care how they're going to get it this is punishment this is a statement
00:42:32.840everything i've heard so far today is they are bent on hurting them as much as possibly physically
00:42:42.040spiritually mentally they can and of course they're not only after them they're after the
00:42:47.720family they're hurting the family there is absolutely no reason to not let those boys
00:42:54.200out you can put a monitoring bracelets you can put house arrest you can there are mechanisms
00:43:00.280here in our country that you can actually make a person to obey the release order to the best of
00:43:07.320you know government's abilities i mean there is absolutely no record right now that those boys
00:43:13.320will not obey the release orders actually contrary uh the record almost two years in
00:43:19.640of imprisonment it shows that they are willing to abide by the rules there's no fights there are no
00:43:26.600riots there are no things that i've heard so far that they are um they're you know doing anything
00:43:33.320breaking any laws within the prison system so that's an indication on its own they show up for
00:43:39.560the trials they cooperate um you know they obey the rules the administrative rules within the
00:43:46.920riemann center so that's an indication to me that they would be willing to obey the conditions on
00:43:52.600the release order the crown prosecutor is absolutely not interested in that they are for the blood
00:43:59.400they want to make sure that those boys suffer as much possibly they can and the families
00:44:06.760as well um what i'm trying to say is this is a pure vendetta like there's no question in my heart
00:44:12.440that this government is bent on just showing the muscle and showing that we we we will hurt you if
00:47:36.440you know not everything art said in that interview was wrong he's talking about the
00:47:41.400government we can't say that like i said danielle smith does not have the power
00:47:45.300but he's right i mean electronic monitoring devices uh house arrest any number of things
00:47:53.640instead of keeping these guys in such an awful situation it's cruel and unusual punishment
00:47:59.820and art is also right to say and people forget because our lives get in the way
00:48:06.800all right let's move on this is a good news story the judge a judge has dismissed all charges against
00:48:16.560one of the ottawa freedom convoy protesters from sask today you know what i gotta get these guys
00:48:21.560on the show sask today i like the stuff they do um so yeah this remember this wow all charges
00:48:31.680against a freedom convoy protester who had all three of his bank accounts frozen have been
00:48:36.800dismissed in an ottawa court evan blackman if you guys know evan please get a hold of him
00:48:42.680and ask him if he would appear on this show i would love to have him on
00:48:46.620evan blackman had pleaded not guilty to mischief and obstructing police and faced a trial october
00:48:54.82023rd but because of a limited evidence and poor memory of the police officer regarding key details
00:48:59.960of the alleged criminal offenses the judge dismissed all charges he was charged for his
00:49:06.280participation in the ottawa protest february 18th of last year lawyer chris flurry of the justice
00:49:13.040Center for Constitutional Freedom said, my client and I are thrilled with this outcome. After almost
00:49:18.60020 months, Mr. Blackman can finally put this matter behind him. A judge may dismiss charges
00:49:24.320when the evidence is weak. There were illegal tactics used to gather evidence or make arrests,
00:49:29.080which is absolutely applicable to what happened in Coutts. I don't know why that judge has not
00:49:33.560dismissed these charges yet. It's ridiculous. But anyway, I digress. Or unavailable witnesses.
00:49:40.880Judges often dismiss charges to discourage police rendezvous and prevent weak cases from having their day in court.
00:49:46.980Flurry said that at the time of Blackman's arrest, police were conducting an enforcement action in downtown Ottawa, clearing the streets of protesters, as the picture showed.
00:49:56.500That was the weekend, the final weekend when the Emergencies Act was finally declared, or the day before.
00:50:02.820evidence against blackman consisted of a 14 minute drone video no audio and the testimony
00:50:09.680of one officer who was on the scene for approximately nine minutes of this video
00:50:14.000blackman is recorded as part of a group of protesters standing face to face against a
00:50:19.160line of police on rito street in one part of the video blackman is seen de-escalating the situation
00:50:25.260by holding other prisoners back or sorry protesters back and by putting his hand up to stop protesters
00:51:26.340This from left-wing corporate publicly funded CBC, and I'm sure they're cheering this, Montreal to ban use of natural gas in most new buildings starting next year.
00:51:39.960New buildings up to three stories, 600 square meters, subject to bylaw as of October 1st of next year.
00:51:46.680montreal is preparing to ban gas connections in smaller new buildings as of next year with some
00:51:53.600exceptions as a way to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and move the city closer to its goal
00:52:00.340of being carbon neutral by 2050 the new i believe montreal is in the c40 cities
00:52:06.060if i'm not mistaken i put that on the show last week you can go check out that website
00:52:11.640the new regulation was adopted by the city's executive committee today the ban means gas
00:52:18.020powered heating systems for buildings hot water and items like stoves barbecues pools and spas
00:52:22.780will not be an option for new buildings up to three stories and 600 square meters as of october
00:52:28.180first of next year the ban will come into effect for new larger buildings the following year april
00:52:33.6201st the move is part of the city's 2020 2030 climate plan which includes a road map to zero
00:52:40.680emissions by 2040 and follows recommendations made earlier this year by the city's water
00:52:46.000environment and sustainable development commission yeah it's really real in the united states this
00:52:58.300came as an exclusive with fox news earlier more than 40 confidential sources provided criminal
00:53:06.540information related to the Biden family to the FBI, which the Justice Department tried to discredit
00:53:13.240as foreign information, according to Republican Senator Chuck Grassley. This news, again, came out
00:53:19.140today. The confidential human sources managed by several different FBI field offices supplied the
00:53:25.800Bureau with details of potential crimes by Hunter Biden, James Biden, Joe's brother, and Joe, dating
00:53:32.460back to his time as vice president, according to a letter obtained by the New York Post
00:53:36.780that was sent by the Iowa Republican to FBI Director Christopher Wray and Attorney General
00:53:43.480Merrick Garland yesterday. The letter is based on years of investigation, including the provision
00:53:49.460of information records and allegations from multiple Justice Department whistleblowers
00:53:53.920that indicate there is and has been an effort among certain Justice Department and FBI officials
00:54:00.280to improperly delay and stop full and complete investigative activity into the Biden family.
00:54:09.080He added, an essential question that must be answered is this.
00:54:14.020Did the FBI investigate the information or shut it down?
00:54:18.040Indeed, if those sources were improperly shut down, it wouldn't be out of the ordinary for the FBI.
00:54:24.620In the meantime, Donald Trump keeps getting indicted.
00:54:28.740interesting uh one thing a couple more things the new speaker of the house in the united states is
00:54:39.460mike johnson he is a congressman from louisiana and here's a clip of him talking to a left-wing
00:54:49.160abortion activist in the house a couple of years ago watch there's a picture up here this this is
00:54:56.880not a mere clump of cells. This is not an animal or some unknown species. Ma'am, that's a human
00:55:02.860being. And all of you here are confusing human value with human function. You're defining
00:55:08.660personhood by what somebody does rather than what they are. Scott Klusendorf summarized it this way.
00:55:15.520He said, although human beings differ immensely with respect to talents, accomplishments, and
00:55:19.580degrees of development, they are nonetheless equal because they share a common human nature.
00:55:25.420Humans have value simply because they are human.
00:55:28.320And if you deny this, it's difficult to say why objective human rights should apply to anyone.
00:55:33.820As I noted earlier, it is a self-evident truth that all human beings are made by their creator and endowed by him with certain inalienable rights.
00:55:42.580The first listed in our declaration is the right to life.
00:55:46.100Since the medical doctor here wants to deny the facts and reality, let me ask the abortion advocate, Ms. Armide, to answer my questions on this subject.
00:55:53.580Ma'am, you testified that you are, quote, unapologetic in seeking unrestricted abortion access.
00:55:59.480So I'm wondering, at what point is it not okay to abort a child?
00:56:19.000I also believe that human rights, including access to the medical care that they need within their communities, is something that should be afforded everyone.
00:56:29.240Great. Okay, so you support late-term abortion because they're human.
00:56:35.160And if you deny that, she keeps repeating herself over and over and over again, like a trained SEAL.
00:56:40.960Clearly with no opinion of her own, she has been programmed.
00:56:44.320It's difficult to say why objective human rights should apply to anyone.
00:56:49.000As I noted earlier, it is a self-evident truth
00:56:51.800that all human beings are made by their creator
00:56:54.160and endowed by him with certain inalienable rights.
00:56:56.280The first listed in our declaration is the right to life.
00:57:00.000Since the medical doctor here wants to deny the facts and reality,
00:57:03.140let me ask the abortion advocate, Ms. Arm-Bide,
00:57:06.460to answer my questions on this subject.
00:57:08.500Ma'am, you testified that you are, quote,
00:57:10.200unapologetic in seeking unrestricted abortion access.
00:57:13.740So I'm wondering, at what point is it not okay to abort a child?
01:01:18.200Today, we're taking a stand against woke nonsense.
01:01:21.320What, frankly, started as a fad among a few grad students has seeped down into corporations, the health care industry, and increasingly state government.
01:01:32.160It's demeaning to women, and it needs to stop.
01:01:35.580In a moment, I'll sign an executive order banning a number of all sorts of ridiculous words from state government documents.
01:01:41.960Those include words like pregnant people, laboring person, birth giver, and several other nonsense terms that have cropped up in recent years.
01:01:51.320Some on the left will accuse us of being nitpicky, that Arkansas should just lay down and accept the cultural revolution without complaint.