Western Standard - CMS： Rampant antisemitism displays are a world embarrassment

00:00:00.000 Thank you.

00:00:30.000 Good day. Welcome to the Corey Morgan Show. I am Corey Morgan. This is the Western Standards

00:00:35.740 weekly appearance of me where I can come out there and get my thoughts out on some issues.

00:00:41.520 We can cover some news issues and talk to interesting guests. I got a good one coming

00:00:45.440 on today. It's the first time she's been on my show all this time. I've been on her show a few

00:00:48.320 times. Never been at her with us. So we got Sheila Gunn-Reed coming on in a little while. It'll be a

00:00:53.240 good conversation talking about independent media and a lot of the problems we're facing. So we'll

00:00:58.860 be chatting about that. And of course, covering a lot of other news items going on. For those of us

00:01:04.320 out in Western Canada right now, winter has suddenly hit. Boy, it's that first blast of it

00:01:10.080 just always feels terrible. We're only, what, six days away from Halloween. Hope it warms up. It

00:01:15.080 looks like it's going to for the kids. I mean, I got those memories as a child of freezing out

00:01:19.700 there with that elastic on the back of my head, pulling my hair with some cheap plastic mask and

00:01:24.180 the boogers freezing in there. But you know what? I didn't care as long as I could go door to door

00:01:27.960 and get candy. But if it doesn't have to be miserable for the kids, all the better. So let's

00:01:32.620 hope the weather lightens up a little bit for them. For the rest of you out there, come on,

00:01:36.280 guys, get your heads on straight. I was hearing about at Edmonton Calgary, hundreds of accidents.

00:01:39.600 It comes every year, guys, every year. Don't believe David Suzuki. The earth hasn't warmed

00:01:44.040 up so much that it won't snow anymore. It's going to snow. It's going to happen every year. Slow

00:01:48.580 down, put on your winter tires. Just try to think back a year and how you used to drive then.

00:01:52.960 All right, let's get on to what I'm ranting about today. And let's see, you know, I don't know where to start.

00:02:00.140 Well, I know where to start. I mean, it started on, I'm getting sick of it. So let's cut through the BS.

00:02:04.980 The world is seeing a resurgence of anti-Semitism, unlike any since World War II.

00:02:09.720 And it's being fed by elements of the media, politicians, and academics.

00:02:13.560 In fact, it is reminiscent of world attitudes during World War II when rumors began to leak out about the extermination of Jews in Europe,

00:02:20.880 escaped prisoners and local citizens,

00:02:23.040 related stories of systematic extermination of Jews,

00:02:25.900 among other horrifying things happening

00:02:27.880 years before the camps were liberated.

00:02:29.700 But countries around the world, they refused to believe it.

00:02:32.980 They were often saying the stories are exaggerations,

00:02:35.100 if indeed these camps existed at all.

00:02:36.980 They dismissed the rumors as sympathy plays

00:02:39.080 being made by Jews who probably brought the abuse

00:02:41.400 upon themselves in the first place. 0.88

00:02:43.280 As the Jews tried to flee, 0.98

00:02:44.840 nations closed their borders to them.

00:02:46.580 Canada's Mackenzie King famously said multiple times,

00:02:49.860 None is too many when he was talking about Jews coming in here. 0.99

00:02:52.580 He promised Canadians he wouldn't let Jews come in and pollute our bloodlines. 1.00

00:02:55.820 Yeah, that's how it was then. 1.00

00:02:57.400 Ships of Jewish refugees returned back to Europe,

00:03:00.100 where many of them ended up being murdered in the Holocaust.

00:03:03.200 Even when it became undeniable that Jews were being exterminated,

00:03:05.980 countries went out of their way to avoid helping.

00:03:08.100 King relented by allowing Jewish children to find refuge here in Canada,

00:03:12.620 but made it clear they'd be sent back to Europe as soon as possible. 1.00

00:03:14.800 Again, we don't want to pollute those bloodlines.

00:03:16.820 Again, reports of atrocities being committed against Jews in Europe were underplayed or denied.

00:03:21.800 Even today, we have losers who deny the Holocaust even happened,

00:03:24.400 despite overwhelming evidence, literally millions of witnesses.

00:03:28.400 Some people just insist on holding some perverse hatred for Jews

00:03:31.480 to the point where they'll never admit any wrongdoing was done against them.

00:03:35.720 Now, despite rather overwhelming evidence that Hamas terrorists

00:03:39.380 slaughtered countless unarmed Jewish citizens on October 7th,

00:03:43.320 Canadian-Palestinian activists have been claiming it was Israel who murdered the people attending a music festival that day.

00:03:49.280 Yeah, Gada Sasa, a group of Canadians for justice and peace in the Middle East,

00:03:52.920 made that claim on Ryan Jesperson's show in Alberta last week.

00:03:56.080 And Jesperson did call her out on that claim.

00:03:58.640 He's been abused by Hamas supporters online for treating Sasa poorly in the interview.

00:04:03.200 She later, by the way, organized a protest outside of a Jewish child care center in Ontario,

00:04:08.540 where children and parents alike were intimidated.

00:04:10.920 If the issue is just with Israel and not Jews themselves, then what's the point of protesting outside of daycare centers?

00:04:17.660 Why not go outside an embassy or a consulate? 0.83

00:04:19.960 Because your problem is with Jews, not Israel.

00:04:22.740 Quit feeding me that BS saying it's Israel you got the beef with.

00:04:26.940 Not when you're targeting daycare centers, you losers.

00:04:29.880 Likewise, pro-Hamas protesters, and they have been pro-Hamas,

00:04:32.840 they've been intimidating customers and workers alike at Jewish-owned businesses and restaurants.

00:04:37.100 Does that sound familiar for those of you who are familiar with history?

00:04:40.160 We've got pro-Palestine mobs demonstrating outside of these things.

00:04:44.280 I mean, anti-Jewish mobs demonstrating outside of businesses and daycares.

00:04:47.200 This is the sort of behavior that led up to Kristallnacht in Germany in 1938.

00:04:52.100 When a pogrom was carried out against Jews' businesses, it started with them.

00:04:54.820 They were targeted.

00:04:55.900 There was graffiti, smashed glass.

00:04:57.780 Kristallnacht translates to night of broken glass.

00:05:00.380 And that event was considered the beginning of the formal pursuit of what was called the final solution for the extermination of Jews.

00:05:07.340 So why does Israel face such scrutiny?

00:05:09.300 when it comes to every assault against them.

00:05:11.880 When it was revealed that Hamas terrorists

00:05:13.460 had been beheading babies, that was denied.

00:05:15.580 Then finally, the Hamas apology said,

00:05:17.400 well, okay, there were a few dozen babies murdered,

00:05:19.260 but not all of them were beheaded,

00:05:20.660 as if that somehow makes it better. 0.88

00:05:22.600 Next, the claim emerged that Israel deliberately

00:05:25.080 bombed a hospital in Gaza and killed hundreds of people. 0.93

00:05:27.680 The terrorists of Hamas were given the benefit of the doubt

00:05:30.340 and Israel was widely condemned for committing the atrocity.

00:05:33.620 Trudeau implied Israel was at fault

00:05:35.140 with his initial statement.

00:05:36.500 It hasn't really walked it back now

00:05:37.800 that it's been proven the hospital was hit

00:05:39.200 by a rocket misfire from terrorists in Gaza themselves.

00:05:42.740 Why on earth does the world keep believing the claims of terrorists

00:05:45.060 who just literally slaughtered peaceful kids in a music festival

00:05:47.920 and have decapitated babies?

00:05:50.160 Well, they condemn them before the facts come out.

00:05:52.100 Why the zeal to condemn Israel, no matter how bad the source of information is? 0.78

00:05:56.300 When people were gleefully dancing in the Canadian streets

00:05:58.560 in the days after the attack on Israel, 0.92

00:06:00.280 they weren't being pro-Palestine, they were being pro-Hamas, 0.68

00:06:03.060 and they were celebrating mass murder. 0.74

00:06:05.500 They can only be when the atrocity against Jews,

00:06:07.580 you know is proven and shown that the the it finally becomes muted the critique the chant

00:06:15.060 from river to sea it's common among pro-hamas protesters rearing their ugly heads in canada 0.86

00:06:19.540 that statement references wiping israel from the map and slaughtering every jew within it it's right 0.76

00:06:24.080 in the hamas charter guys yeah we still tolerate this for some reason and we wouldn't tolerate it 0.99

00:06:28.940 with any other group out there i tell you that the israeli government had to bring in over 100

00:06:33.460 international journalists the other day and show

00:06:35.520 the footage of 40 minutes from the

00:06:37.520 Hamas slaughter. The terrorists 0.56

00:06:39.580 are so perverse they recorded every minute of it

00:06:41.500 and what they did. Hopefully this

00:06:43.500 did serve as an effective reality check for some of

00:06:45.540 the media members who still lived under the misconception

00:06:47.600 that Hamas is some enemy that can be reasoned

00:06:49.700 with or shown mercy. 0.96

00:06:51.560 People say Israel has the right to defend itself yet

00:06:53.480 condemn Israel every time they actually

00:06:55.500 do it. So what are they supposed to do?

00:06:57.860 They're supposed to sit still and wait for the next

00:06:59.560 round of terrorists, the next pile

00:07:01.500 of missiles. Hamas is still firing missiles into the residential areas of Israel daily.

00:07:06.120 And Israel are the ones catching the crap. Where's the demands that Hamas cease firing?

00:07:10.260 Israel is going to be under threat as long as Hamas exists, and they plan to eliminate that threat. 0.93

00:07:14.880 If somebody else has suggestions on how to do that, I'm all ears. But for now, Hamas has a 0.97

00:07:20.140 mandate to eliminate every Jew in Israel, so don't try to tell me they're open to reasonable

00:07:23.200 negotiations. They're holding hostages and they're lobbing bombs into residential areas. No 0.99

00:07:27.140 other nation would be subjected to such public abuse for defending itself after such an attack,

00:07:32.940 no other nation except Israel. And let's not pretend the reason for that is because it's

00:07:37.120 the only Jewish country on earth. So yeah, guys, I'm sick of it. You know, I just had to get that 0.99

00:07:42.940 out. I'm sick of it. The double standard, hey, it's a war. I don't doubt there's going to be

00:07:48.620 some BS coming from the Israeli government and some press releases, you know, and the truth is

00:07:53.400 going to be lost in some cases. But in every case, any statement from the one and only democracy

00:07:58.540 in the Middle East, the one and only place that allows women's and gay rights, is somehow the

00:08:03.640 evil one in the eyes of the left. And their actions have to get such scrutiny. Well, we have

00:08:09.960 proven terrorists who get given the benefit of the doubt time and time again. We got something

00:08:14.340 terribly wrong with us. And watching the gross displays of anti-Semitism on the streets in

00:08:18.520 Canada has just been stomach-wrenching. And it's got to stop from the unions and the rest of those

00:08:22.860 scumbags and that's what they are all right that's enough of that reading let's talk to

00:08:26.160 somebody decent with some principle that's our dave nailer i'm sure he's got a bunch of good

00:08:29.080 news to put a smile on my face this morning hey how's it going uh good cory holy cow you're wound

00:08:33.620 up and rightfully so that's annoying yeah so as you say it's gross hey i saw you were uh jet

00:08:40.760 setting around northern alberta this weekend and you're on private plane yeah you could call it

00:08:46.360 that yeah i was doing a something of a speaking tour with the uh alberta prosperity project in

00:08:51.720 a few northern stops. The plane that they provided was a tiny little four-seater. I certainly got to

00:08:57.240 get an intimate view of northern Alberta squashed in the backseat of that little fella. Yeah, no 0.90

00:09:01.580 kidding. So it wasn't a Learjet then? Not quite. No, I haven't hit that status yet. I am flattered

00:09:06.340 that people actually do want to come out and listen to me talk, but I don't quite rate getting

00:09:09.880 a luxury service or anything on an airplane quite yet. No, that's too bad. Yeah, I saw a photo of

00:09:14.960 the plane. It, you know, yeah, it would have been a bit nervous, nerve-wracking going up in that,

00:09:19.380 that's for sure. There it is yeah after reading Makachuk's story about his piloting adventures

00:09:26.580 you know it doesn't lend confidence in some of those small plane pilots sometimes. No exactly

00:09:30.580 but they're they're all very well trained I'm sure. Oh yeah it's been a busy day as usual here at

00:09:36.340 Western Standard World Headquarters as I look outside as snow has started again so that's good.

00:09:42.020 The website currently leading off the story on the war of words the the ex-war of words formerly

00:09:47.860 Twitter between Stilvin Gilbo and Alberta's Environment Minister Rebecca Schultz. So they

00:09:54.840 went back and forth with each other this morning. We've got an interesting story out of the there

00:10:02.400 was a whistleblower that complained that inmates in the Edmonton Remand Centre were not being

00:10:09.520 treated properly with their health care. Their medical needs were being ignored and the

00:10:16.200 investigator went in and found out yes in fact there was uh these uh these five health care

00:10:21.100 workers uh uh in the in the remand center that uh weren't provide weren't doing their job basically

00:10:27.080 so so that story is up there now uh bud light appears to have done a uh 180 with uh you know

00:10:34.560 all the trouble they got in with dylan mulvaney uh they've signed a big sponsorship deal with

00:10:40.320 UFC now. So about the exact opposite of Dylan Mulvaney. And that's worth $100 million to the

00:10:47.280 UFC. So that's their biggest sponsorship deal yet. Lots of other stories, as you can see up there

00:10:55.480 already today. Well, in about a few minutes, Alberta Premier Danielle Smith will be giving

00:11:02.480 her state of the province address to the Edmonton Chamber. And we'll have a full report on that

00:11:07.380 shortly after after 12 30 and the Ontario government has sent a urgent message to the

00:11:14.160 Liberals demanding that they put a stop to Alberta's plan to leave the Canada pension plan

00:11:20.180 so we're going to have that story up shortly as well but a very significant political development

00:11:25.660 there from Ontario Corey right on yeah Alberta's actions are suddenly gathering the attention to

00:11:30.920 the rest of the country it's it's funny when the purse strings get a little bit threatened how

00:11:35.500 quickly Alberta becomes at least an important subject to discuss, though it doesn't sound

00:11:41.180 like they're ready to talk nicely with us. No, we're on the way to being public enemy number

00:11:45.860 one, I think, with this pension plan, Corey. Oh, well, I'm all right with that. Okay. Well,

00:11:50.700 thanks for the update, Dave. I'll let you get back to those stories. I know a lot more is

00:11:53.920 breaking out today. Thanks, Corey. Hey, thanks. So that was our news editor, Dave Naylor. And as

00:11:58.940 you can hear, yeah. And as you see, when you go to the Western Standard site, we have stories

00:12:03.100 coming up constantly in real time. We have reporters all over the country, columnists all

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00:12:33.820 good original news. There's not many outlets anymore that have actual reporters anymore. I

00:12:38.580 mean, they're just reheating stuff that comes through the newswire and plastering it out there

00:12:43.260 if that much so. Please subscribe, support your independent outlet guys. It's important for us

00:12:48.580 and it's important for you. So yeah, some of that stuff, you know, Bud Light, you know, talk about

00:12:53.760 blowing it. I mean, they were the beer of the big horses. They were the beer of football games,

00:13:00.020 the beer of NASCAR. Let's be blunt about it. It was the beer of rednecks and that's fine.

00:13:04.360 You got your different markets, you know, and they just dipped into the woke and blew it. It 1.00

00:13:09.540 cost them, it sounds like billions. They're still trying to recover and now they're going the other

00:13:14.280 way around. So let's go into UFC, you know, a nice tough sport and sponsor those things and get into

00:13:20.200 But it's funny, you know, among the athletic areas where we have trans people going into other gender areas, UFC, I mean, there's some pretty darn tough women fighting in there.

00:13:31.240 There haven't been any trans men, to my knowledge, going into the other end of it that way. 0.60

00:13:36.580 So that much is good. I mean, it would look terrible in the middle of a UFC fight in a woman's fight if one of the woman's balls fell out of her outfit during the process of the thing. 1.00

00:13:44.780 But we're not seeing it there. And you certainly don't see it the other way. 1.00

00:13:48.380 if it's all things being equal, why aren't there any woman to male trans people joining and trying

00:13:53.040 to fight against men in the UFC? I haven't seen anybody pushing or entering that or any trying

00:13:57.760 to enter the NFL or any of those things for that matter. Either way, I do love seeing examples of

00:14:02.440 the old go woke, go broke thing in action. I wish Bud Light the best. Maybe they've learned their

00:14:08.500 lesson and they'll back off and just stick to doing what they did well for so long. If not,

00:14:14.320 well, there's many, many other beers out there. Likewise, you know, we saw recently Victoria's

00:14:19.600 Secret is going to go back to actually focusing in, you know, lingerie for women rather than

00:14:24.500 virtue signaling and all the rest of the garbage. Same thing because their sales dropped. And that's

00:14:29.860 what shows the power is in our hands, guys, as consumers, we can control these woke businesses.

00:14:35.240 And we do, we vote with our wallets and they have no choice but to respond. So keep voting that way,

00:14:40.480 guys. And maybe, maybe the world will get edged a little closer to the normalcy that we deserve.

00:14:46.620 I won't count on it being too, too much. So, all right, let's get on to the guest. I've been

00:14:50.560 ranting long enough at you guys. We've got a treat. Like I said, Sheila Gunn-Reed is coming

00:14:55.620 on for a little while to talk to us. And we're going to talk about independent media. Hey,

00:14:58.600 Sheila, how you doing? I'm great, Corey. Thanks for having me on the show.

00:15:02.260 Oh, I appreciate it. I was saying at the start, geez, it's been, you know, I've been going this

00:15:05.080 long. I've never actually had you on my show and it's way overdue. So I appreciate you coming on.

00:15:10.480 It is. And we certainly have a lot of common cause going on. That's part of what I wanted to

00:15:16.580 talk about. We've got so much threat going on with independent media towards independent media.

00:15:20.400 I'd like to remind everybody, at worst, we're friendly competitors with different outlets,

00:15:24.700 but we still want to see a good free and ungoverned media out there for Canadians to

00:15:30.300 be able to consume. Yeah. You know, like, yeah, of course we're competitors, but I think we are

00:15:36.200 sort of working towards a common cause, giving normal people a voice to speak truth to power

00:15:42.800 and holding the government to account. And there needs to be more of that in this country

00:15:47.340 and more of this done by people who refuse to allow their credibility to be contaminated and

00:15:54.500 their companies to be completely colonized by government money. And I think the recent

00:16:01.180 spate of legislation directed at independent media by the government really shows the power

00:16:07.840 of independent media and the fear the government has for the ability of independent media to do

00:16:15.220 those things that the mainstream media just isn't. And that is getting eyeballs,

00:16:20.600 making money, and striking fear in the hearts of liberals.

00:16:26.080 Yeah, well, so, I mean, it's been an ongoing discussion, but not everybody necessarily

00:16:29.960 understands that the C11, C18, those have been the two kind of legislative identifiable attacks

00:16:35.160 against independent media lately. Rebel Media, with whom you're with and you have your show,

00:16:40.800 you guys are a lot more broadcast oriented than we are with the standard. And C11 is sort of more

00:16:46.120 targeted towards the broadcasters. How is that going to impact you guys over there?

00:16:52.080 You know, we don't even really know yet. So C11, for people at home who don't know,

00:16:56.240 Basically, it has expanded the mandate of the 1970s era CRTC, that's the broadcast regulator, which used to only deal with sort of TV and cable, like radio, like old terrestrial stuff that your grandparents still tune into.

00:17:15.780 that's what it dealt with and to escape government control a lot of people went to the internet they

00:17:23.200 went to streaming services where you could actually watch something you wanted to watch

00:17:27.500 without having can con shoveled into your face and your feed and uh rebel news that's the reason why

00:17:36.120 we went directly to youtube as opposed to trying to go back and have another cable channel that

00:17:42.800 would be euthanized by government regulators. And because we've been successful and because

00:17:50.120 other people have sort of followed in our footsteps in the path of the trail we blazed,

00:17:55.500 now you have the government saying, ah, those people, they're having a little bit too much

00:18:00.080 to think. They're a little bit too free. People can access them directly. And so we have to bring

00:18:04.680 them under the thumb of the government. And so very recently, streaming services have been required

00:18:12.040 to register with the CRTC and the Liberals said, well, what's the big deal? We just want to know

00:18:18.880 who they are. Yeah, I'm a gun owner. I know exactly what happens after you are forced to register with

00:18:25.360 the government. It's either confiscation or serious control. So, you know, when they want to know who

00:18:32.560 is you, what the podcast services are, the next step is to ask those podcast services, now that

00:18:40.180 know who they are give us your user list and the crtc was very clear they said we will be coming

00:18:46.820 back for more information from these streaming services we just haven't told them what that

00:18:51.060 information is yet well that's it i think it's what they're planning on doing by the sounds of

00:18:55.940 it is turning the streaming services into their policing arms so they're just saying get ready

00:19:01.060 to give all the information to us and then we're going to tell you how you regulate the people

00:19:05.220 going on your platform. So it's kind of a backdoor way to regulate the content of what's going on

00:19:11.980 with even the smallest of independent broadcasts. Well, they do this all the time. The liberals are

00:19:17.000 really, really getting quite good at offloading their attempts to control your life onto the

00:19:23.000 private sector. They're doing this right now. Again, I bring up gun control, but they are making

00:19:27.860 the gun retailers hold the registry so that the liberals get to say, oh, we're not requiring gun

00:19:34.340 registration. That's just information that the retailers have to hold. And it's going to be the

00:19:38.700 same with these streaming services. We are not registering streamers in this country, but you're

00:19:44.580 going to have to. And then if we need that information, you're going to have to turn it over.

00:19:49.260 That's where I see this is where this is headed. So what's the need? You know, that's something

00:19:57.200 they've never really been able, in my view anyways, to demonstrate. I mean, we understand,

00:20:01.460 hand, we've got our suspicions on what the need is, but is there any ostensible purpose being

00:20:06.820 served for having CRTC start to step in on, you know, broadcasting outside of television radio?

00:20:14.800 No, but I think it is, I think we're going to see like a nexus of certain liberal laws that are

00:20:23.200 going to sort of, I think, coalesce around the CRTC. So we have the Online Harms Act that's

00:20:31.140 coming forward. So I think giving the CRTC more power to control what you see and what you can

00:20:37.540 say online, I think that might be the enforcement arm of this coming online harms legislation.

00:20:45.680 So let's go further then on to C18, because that one really, that really smacked us over here at

00:20:52.760 the Western Standard. We're still getting out to our subscribers, but it's really dramatically,

00:20:57.140 of course, made it harder for us to reach new viewers, new readers, or even our existing ones.

00:21:01.760 You know, it's just the nature of it. The more you can get the articles in front of people,

00:21:05.200 the better you're going to get readership and reaching out. You know, it was a failed cash

00:21:10.040 grab, yet the government still will not back down on this. They're still acting as if

00:21:14.340 Meta is going to relent and Google isn't going to start blocking us.

00:21:19.500 Well, and you know, this is what happens. Like the government should have realized,

00:21:24.120 although it's justin trudeau never underestimate how incompetent he and his cabinet are but you

00:21:30.840 know when when the french government tried to control rumble uh rumble said well we just don't

00:21:36.360 need to be in france and i'm worried that that's what's going to happen uh with twitter they they

00:21:41.800 might just say or x or whatever elon musk is calling it now he they just might say actually

00:21:47.480 we just don't need to be in canada but yeah c18 for people who don't know um it's the government's

00:21:54.040 shakedown. Again, this is the government offloading the things they want to do onto the private

00:22:00.520 sector. The government wants to subsidize the mainstream media, but they offloaded the subsidy

00:22:06.480 onto the private sector, onto big tech, and they shook down big tech and said,

00:22:11.900 if a user shares a link onto your platforms, you then have to pay the creator of the news content.

00:22:18.860 Your boss, Derek Fildebrandt, does a great job of explaining this in layman's terms. He says,

00:22:22.540 it's like making the paper boy pay for the pleasure of delivering the newspaper to the

00:22:27.920 newspaper company. It doesn't make any sense. The system wasn't broken. There was no need to fix it.

00:22:34.860 The broken system was the mainstream media who are creating content nobody wants to pay for.

00:22:41.200 And don't kid yourself. It hit us here at Rebel News too, because that's where a lot of our

00:22:48.300 traffic comes from is on Facebook and Instagram. Now we have a different business model that allows

00:22:53.660 us to reach out directly to our people. But the mainstream media, they are still clamoring for

00:23:02.540 this subsidy from big tech, even though turning off the taps to Facebook and Meta have hurt their

00:23:11.140 ad dollars. I guess the mainstream media thinks that Justin Trudeau will just pony up the difference

00:23:18.100 if big tech refuses to pay out.

00:23:21.640 Well, and he might, and that's part of maybe of why they're going at it,

00:23:25.940 but it just astounds me.

00:23:27.500 I know there's points of pride, there's points of politics.

00:23:30.620 Nobody ever likes to admit an error or go into retreat.

00:23:33.800 But I mean, this bill has failed.

00:23:35.660 It's failed to be able to garner any cash to redistribute to any of these media outlets.

00:23:41.800 It's reduced the reach of the outlets themselves, but they will.

00:23:45.940 I mean, the only hope, and I don't think even if they repealed the bill, but that's the only way

00:23:51.040 Meta would even consider allowing links on their platform ever again. And the government just is

00:23:55.680 acting as if this bill is a success and they're going to carry on. Google has said that even if

00:24:00.520 Bill C-18 is severely changed, they are still considering not allowing linking to Canadian

00:24:08.680 or sharing of Canadian news on Google News. Because at this point, if you were a big tech

00:24:15.100 company, what's the point in ever doing business in Canada? We're not that big of a market and we

00:24:21.160 are a completely unfriendly business environment wherein just one day the government can say,

00:24:27.660 actually, we're wringing some cash out of you for absolutely no reason whatsoever except to

00:24:32.900 subsidize the failing mainstream media. They don't have to do business here. They don't.

00:24:38.180 And I think that might be a consequence of Justin Trudeau's attempts to reach into big tech's

00:24:42.980 pocket. Is there just going to say Canadians? No, thanks. Maybe we can do business with Saudi

00:24:47.740 Arabia. Well, that's part of it. I think there's a vanity on their part thinking that they have

00:24:52.820 more influence than they do. They said, oh, we're going to stop advertising on Facebook and we'll

00:24:58.520 bring them to their knees. And, you know, the loss of that revenue from losing the news links,

00:25:02.120 which turns out to have been none. They have no leverage in this fight. I mean,

00:25:08.840 there's nothing to threaten Facebook with. I don't know where we're going to get, but I mean,

00:25:15.740 if Google comes to it, we get a lot of, you know, as do you, a lot of links to even past older

00:25:20.440 stories. People are searching something out, they reference it. If we lose that, again, that's going

00:25:24.720 to be a terrible bite on every independent news organization. I just don't know when the breaking

00:25:30.760 point is for the mainstream media. And is there a breaking point? Because they know Sugar Daddy

00:25:36.900 Justin Trudeau is just going to make it rain on them. But really, there should come a point at

00:25:43.280 which even they say, this is insanity. People are not able to see our content. It's crippling

00:25:51.160 our ability to charge for advertising. And people can't see our old work. I don't, where is the

00:25:57.860 person in the mainstream media who still has a shred of business sense that will say to the

00:26:03.920 government. This is flawed. Stop it. We don't want it. Well, I got a feeling, though, that anybody

00:26:10.900 who speaks out is going to have to find a new career through a sub stack or start putting out

00:26:15.160 resumes to outlets like yours and mine because they will get fired if they dare to speak against

00:26:19.680 those things. It's got to be humiliating, I think, to be some of those journalists in the legacy

00:26:23.500 outlets to bite their tongues when they see what is such a terrible legislation and not speak up

00:26:30.200 on it. I mean, that's the only reason I can think of. There are some principled people out there.

00:26:33.300 It's got to be galling to them to see what's happening to this industry right now.

00:26:38.720 Yeah, careers at rebelnews.com.

00:26:41.780 If you're out there in the mainstream media and you're willing to write that column that could potentially lose your job but save your dignity, there are.

00:26:51.380 And I'm the first person to say there are still some great ones left in the mainstream media, even in the behemoth of post media.

00:26:57.540 There's Lauren Gunter.

00:26:58.320 There's Rick Bell.

00:26:59.040 um these guys i think are and joe warmington these guys are grinding it out and i i would

00:27:07.320 not want their job because i feel like every single day they have to prickle to be able to

00:27:12.840 speak their minds and speak the truth um and i'm grateful um that those guys are still out there

00:27:19.540 because at least my money is going somewhere good if it pays their salaries yeah well and i was at

00:27:27.460 a function last night. And I mean, I just, you know, I think we kind of agreed probably like

00:27:31.580 people have to remain on guard because we heard some others speaking up saying, oh, don't worry

00:27:35.480 about it. Here, Polly will get in and he'll fix everything. Well, maybe, but you know, historically 1.00

00:27:41.300 governments don't, once they've got a legislation that gives them control of something, even if it

00:27:46.540 was the prior government that did it, they're not too quick to let go of that kind of control later.

00:27:51.240 I mean, there's no sense. We shouldn't stop the pressure on this for hoping that somebody will

00:27:55.500 fix it later. Yeah. And everybody is still looking for Stephen Harper's hidden agenda to undo the

00:28:03.500 CBC. It was so hidden, nobody ever found it. A lot of politicians say a lot of things to get votes.

00:28:11.280 I don't have a reason to distrust Pierre Polyev yet, except insofar as he's a politician and you

00:28:17.540 should never really trust a politician. But we also saw, you know, Jason Kenney saying,

00:28:21.960 what even is a vaccine passport? And then all of a sudden he's bringing in one. So,

00:28:26.520 you know, don't put your faith in princes. You have to fight to get this stuff repealed. I think

00:28:31.680 the last time we saw, again, gun registration, last time we saw a big government control grab

00:28:37.760 like this repealed was the gun registry. I think that was really the last time. And when was that?

00:28:43.980 15 years ago? 10 years ago? It's been a while. And I mean, I still hold out hope. I just don't want

00:28:49.820 to see anybody getting complacent you know and also keep reminding Mr. Polyev then you're on

00:28:54.440 the right track please commit to repealing this stuff when you get in assuming the liberals are

00:28:59.920 gonna I mean if and when you get in and assuming the liberals are are not going to uh admit defeat

00:29:05.060 and get rid of this this odious bill 18. Yeah I mean this is something that the public needs to

00:29:10.420 tell their politicians that this is a voting issue for you the ability to consume information in the

00:29:18.980 way that you want to consume it without the hand of the state just mucking it up in the middle,

00:29:24.260 that's a voting issue. It's a human rights issue, frankly, and we should be treating it as such.

00:29:30.700 Well, we'll keep pushing back. I know, you know, there's a lot of stubborn souls out in

00:29:35.100 independent media. I use the analogy, it's like playing whack-a-mole. You guys can shut us down

00:29:39.240 over here, but we're going to pop up over there and then we're going to pop up over here. We're

00:29:42.000 going to pop up over there. So before I let you go, where can we find your show and all that good

00:29:47.800 stuff on rebel news? Oh, thanks for letting me tell the world. Uh, so my show, the gun show is

00:29:54.400 it's a paywall show at rebel news. So if you would like to subscribe to our paywall, it's

00:29:59.680 only eight bucks a month. That's like four coffees. Um, it's to subscribe, just go to

00:30:05.280 rebel news plus.com. But for those of you on a tight budget and dealing with Justin Trudeau's

00:30:11.060 out of control inflation, if you're willing to sit through a few ads, my show goes live on

00:30:15.780 Wednesday, but it's usually out for free with ads on YouTube and Rumble by the weekend.

00:30:21.720 Great. Well, I really appreciate you coming on today and I appreciate Rebel and the rest of you

00:30:26.520 guys for being along with the rest of us and making sure we still have news and information

00:30:30.680 getting out to people. I mean, it lends to confidence to the listeners. We're not going to

00:30:34.360 give up. No, we're not. And a rising tide floats all boats. If we fight and we win, we bring all

00:30:40.680 the other people along with us. It's an army then to fight Justin Trudeau. Absolutely. All right.

00:30:46.280 Thanks again, Sheila. Great to have you on. And I hope we get to talk again soon. You got it.

00:30:51.880 So that was Sheila Gunn-Reed, as everybody already knows of, well, the gun show and rebel media. So

00:30:58.940 yeah, the battle goes on and it's on so many fronts. It's always control. It's control,

00:31:03.420 control, control. That's been a trend of the Trudeau government since the start, really.

00:31:07.540 You know, it's always trying to grasp more control, not trying to fix his own policy issues or anything like that, but just trying to control other things.

00:31:16.440 One commenter saying, you know, accurate criticisms are a part of a free speech society.

00:31:21.800 It's how it's self-correct. It's true.

00:31:23.680 I trust people, leave them free.

00:31:26.380 There will be problems coming.

00:31:27.760 There will be issues coming, but they will iron out in the long run.

00:31:31.900 But you've got to stay out of it. I do not trust any government to control my speech, my expression, my access to news, though some I trust less than others.

00:31:40.220 But we can't let down our guards on this. And as I was saying to Sheila, we just have to make sure that Mr. Poliev is well aware that we want that followed up on, presuming he's the next prime minister of Canada.

00:31:54.260 We'll see. There's still a long time to go to that. The polls are horrific for Justin Trudeau. It's been interesting to watch.

00:31:59.620 I mean, they're just going down and down and down. It doesn't seem to be matter what they're doing.

00:32:04.040 You know, the term used for them, people have used, you know, ironically with them, is true anon, you know, a play on the QAnon thing.

00:32:10.500 But you watch the social media almost cult-like following of Trudeau that just does not matter what he does.

00:32:16.500 They will not criticize him. But how? How can you still start defending when you're trailing this badly?

00:32:22.940 It really says so much to the cult-like nature of the liberals when, do you have any positive ideology?

00:32:29.620 Do you have any goals? Do you have any policies you want to get through?

00:32:32.820 Or are you really actually willing to go down with this ship?

00:32:35.800 Do you really want to see a lost election coming and you will just go down rather than replace your leader?

00:32:41.840 Well, nobody take Trudeau aside and say, dude, you did your time.

00:32:45.920 Move aside. This isn't working.

00:32:48.160 I mean, some people are saying, good, good, let Justin carry on like he is.

00:32:52.140 and it can assure that they get wiped out

00:32:54.280 in the next election.

00:32:55.120 That's probably true.

00:32:56.840 How much more damage can that dingbat do

00:32:58.740 with two more years?

00:33:00.420 I know some of the stuff that is a little scary

00:33:02.600 is he could be replaced by somebody worse.

00:33:04.800 There's always that potential.

00:33:05.880 Sure there is.

00:33:07.940 But I don't know.

00:33:08.720 He's so blind to reality in the world,

00:33:10.740 it's hard to imagine.

00:33:11.720 I mean, one of the scary potential contenders

00:33:13.440 to replace him is Mark Carney, for example.

00:33:15.740 Your average Canadian doesn't even necessarily

00:33:17.580 know who he is.

00:33:18.140 The problem with him is he's an ideologue,

00:33:19.680 he's a globalist,

00:33:20.400 and he's smart, which makes him much more dangerous than Justin Trudeau. So it could

00:33:26.060 replace Trudeau with something even worse than what left. But no matter where it sits, Trudeau

00:33:32.660 is not worth keeping around. Here's another one of those examples, the spending, the spending.

00:33:36.320 And so this has been going on now through two governor generals. So, I mean, it's the prime

00:33:42.060 minister who appoints the governor generals. I don't care about all the talk about, oh, it's the

00:33:46.140 Queen's representative, it's arm's length and all that baloney. Come on. Realistically, the Prime

00:33:50.080 Minister is in charge. And I know the Prime Minister can't quite just fire a Governor General,

00:33:55.120 but a Prime Minister can defund them. I mean, we had the last prima donna one who had to leave in

00:34:00.360 disgrace after she abused staff and acted like a princess. And now the latest one is just spending 1.00

00:34:06.340 money like nobody's business. You know, Mary Simon with her, what, expensing us for her silk

00:34:12.580 jackets and beef wellington on flights. And now it turns out she's got an $8 million

00:34:17.540 barn or warehouse on her property. Why? Why? What on earth would a governor general need

00:34:27.220 an $8 million warehouse for? We bought it. We spent the money. It's solar powered. It's

00:34:33.320 green. Guys, we're getting robbed. That's what's happening. Be careful. I don't know

00:34:41.560 exactly what happened in this case. But let's just talk hypotheticals with these sorts of projects

00:34:45.660 when they have $8 million. Come on. Anybody in the rural community ever spend $8 million on a

00:34:51.100 Quonset or a small warehouse? But you see, what happens in corrupt nations is, of course,

00:34:57.500 these things go through, they get sole sourced, somebody's buddy of a buddy gets the contract,

00:35:02.120 and they inflate the bid by a few hundred or a few thousand percent, and the money gets

00:35:07.960 liberally spread around a lot of friends. How many ways and how many levels is this happening? I

00:35:13.960 don't know. I don't know if that was the case in this particular warehouse, but boy, how else would

00:35:19.240 you explain why a barn cost $8 million? How, what did you possibly do to spend that money? Our money,

00:35:28.940 our money, you work, you pay more taxes all the time, you lose your freedoms, and this is what

00:35:35.100 they're doing. They're laundering the money into their own pockets. Somebody somewhere is.

00:35:38.780 You got to get mad, people. You've got to get up. We've got to get these guys out of power.

00:35:42.960 This happens when any government becomes too interest. Any government. Any government. Alberta

00:35:47.720 was really bad when we had the progressive conservatives from 1971 until 2015. That was

00:35:54.480 not healthy for a democracy. I mean, they were, you know, we had Ralph Klein through that period

00:35:59.000 and Lougheed did some good things and there was ups and downs, but it really is actually important

00:36:03.540 to turn over our government now and then. Unfortunately, we turned over into the NDP

00:36:06.660 where the cure was worse than the disease, but that was an extent of what happened when we let

00:36:12.940 our government get that rotten. And there were a lot of bad deals that happened over the decades

00:36:17.360 with the PCs. And I wouldn't want to see the UCP in for 12, 14, 20 years. We need to start looking

00:36:24.320 at alternatives or at least flushing the party out and changing it, or you start to get corruption.

00:36:28.420 it's unfortunately inevitable. It's not unique to Alberta or Canada, but we're getting more and

00:36:33.800 more of it. Let's go down the news scroll, down the line of stupidity. Here we go. So cabinet

00:36:40.480 must suspend its safe supply drug policy as a killer. This is good. You know, hearing from

00:36:44.900 a conservative MP from BC because, yeah, he lost a brother-in-law to an overdose. Like BC's been

00:36:50.480 giving out drugs like nobody's business for, you know, quite a while now since it's been

00:36:55.040 decriminalized, and guess what? It's led to more addiction, more death, more overdoses,

00:36:59.620 more misery, more tense cities. Wow, nobody saw that coming, right? But at least some people are

00:37:06.060 starting to speak up. And yeah, let's see, the BC Coroner Services, for this year, as of August 31st,

00:37:14.620 so we haven't seen the full extent of it yet. But there's been 1,645 overdose deaths in BC

00:37:22.720 up to August. So I mean, well on track, probably going to get over 3,000 dead from overdoses in

00:37:28.280 BC in this year at the rate they're going. So what are the brilliant drug enablement cultists

00:37:36.260 saying? Well, they're saying we need to decriminalize drug trafficking in the tent

00:37:41.380 cities. Yeah. Because you see, they decriminalized the drugs and that failed. You know, they're 1.00

00:37:46.000 dying, addiction spreading, people are miserable, tent cities are expanding. So now they're saying,

00:37:49.760 Well, the reason must be because we're cracking down on the dealers.

00:37:53.820 I thought with safe supply, there wouldn't be any dealers.

00:37:56.080 But you see, that's another flaw of their whole stupid plan

00:37:58.660 because the people just get the drugs from the safe supply

00:38:01.440 and then they sell them for the harder drugs they can get elsewhere.

00:38:04.000 Those dealers traffic in the tent cities.

00:38:06.300 That's why you get the stabbings in the tent cities

00:38:07.920 and all the associated crime that comes with that.

00:38:10.340 So they say, now we just need to stop criminalizing the trafficking

00:38:14.740 of these illegal drugs in the tent cities. 0.83

00:38:16.680 That will fix it up. 1.00

00:38:18.060 That'll make them better, right?

00:38:19.760 If we just open it up a little more, sure it will.

00:38:23.460 The naivety and idiocy of the enablement cult, there are no easy answers.

00:38:27.920 There aren't any, absolutely not. 0.99

00:38:29.500 I mean, going in with truncheons and trying to find the dealers in these tent cities and crack down on them, 1.00

00:38:34.440 no, that's not going to work either. 1.00

00:38:36.500 I understand that.

00:38:38.260 But to think that if we just keep liberalizing and opening and allowing more and more of it

00:38:43.680 is going to cause the problem to get better is just, to be blunt, stupidity.

00:38:48.360 You know, and these same leftists, because we see them on city councils all the time.

00:38:52.880 Well, you know, these are the ones that usually put this sort of crap out there, and they

00:38:55.740 get into provincial politics, too, and things, and bureaucrats and health systems.

00:39:00.060 They're the ones, you know, in Calgary, where they banned vaping in public parks.

00:39:05.120 Vaping.

00:39:05.840 No evidence that somebody vaping 10 feet away from you is doing any harm to you at all,

00:39:11.900 you know, physically.

00:39:13.680 They said, well, why?

00:39:14.480 Why would you ban it then if there's no risk being, you know, done to anybody else with somebody vaping in a park?

00:39:19.740 We're not even talking about a cigarette anymore.

00:39:21.640 We're talking about vape.

00:39:23.100 Well, we don't want to normalize it.

00:39:24.700 That's what they said.

00:39:25.120 We don't want to normalize it because kids might see it and they might take it up.

00:39:29.060 Oh, I see.

00:39:30.740 So what about having somebody stuffing a needle in his arm on an LRT train?

00:39:35.160 What about a person smoking meth in the park?

00:39:38.740 You don't do anything about that.

00:39:40.420 You know, is that not normalizing it?

00:39:42.760 is that perhaps not a little more problematic than somebody vaping, but they don't, don't want

00:39:49.320 to crack down on that. No, in fact, we want to facilitate the drug trafficking in the tent camps.

00:39:54.600 So yes, don't vape in the park, but be sure to crush and snort some oxy before passing out with

00:40:01.080 some fentanyl and perhaps overdosing in your own body fluids. That's okay, but don't vape.

00:40:05.900 these guys are insane. You know, they kind of half get it. I, I, I sort of, in a little bit

00:40:12.540 of a sense, see, uh, okay. We don't want to normalize the vaping and the smoking. I, I got

00:40:16.680 to admit, I mean, I smoked for a long time. I quit when I was about 40 or so. And one of the

00:40:22.820 factors that helps encourage a person to quit true enough is the social, uh, you know, pressure

00:40:28.140 on you. Very, very few people smoke anymore compared to how it used to be. Not many at all.

00:40:32.760 and you were getting chased around, and people were frowning on you for smoking in public,

00:40:36.400 and it puts the pressure on to make you think, I really got to give this crap up.

00:40:40.440 But we're going the other direction with the addicts who were dying on the streets.

00:40:44.440 That's one of the beauties that gets me, too.

00:40:46.000 Don't crack down on them shooting up on a public transit because we don't want to stigmatize them.

00:40:51.900 Really?

00:40:52.860 We can stigmatize somebody who legally purchased cigarettes and went at a cigarette somewhere outside of a door,

00:40:58.360 but again firing a needle into your arm and shooting in some heroin or god knows what else

00:41:04.340 into yourself well we don't want to stigmatize that do you want them to quit or not again you

00:41:09.500 understand that the stigma helps people make that decision to quit but you don't want to give it to

00:41:15.840 them it's delusional and it's killing them and the numbers are showing that it's going through the

00:41:20.880 roof it's going to get worse before it gets better and the cold weather is coming and they're going

00:41:25.240 to suffer out there. It's sad. It's really sad. Let's see what else we got going on. Oh, yeah.

00:41:31.400 So Trudeau is chasing after the grocers again. This is another government in denial, more failed

00:41:36.020 policy. Trudeau has been beaking off since last spring going after retail grocers, blaming them

00:41:41.980 for the high price of groceries. And it doesn't matter how many studies, even Trudeau's own study

00:41:46.660 found that grocers weren't gouging people at the counter. Grocery prices were narrow margin,

00:41:51.940 profits were modest. Did that stop Trudeau? No, he made demands. You better lower the prices by

00:41:57.320 Thanksgiving or we're going to tax you. That's how stupid Trudeau is. Hey, we're going to make

00:42:01.240 prices come down by taxing something. Yeah, that always works. Dingbat. But either way, it was just

00:42:05.960 a hollow threat. We know that. But they showed up by Thanksgiving. I didn't see any dramatic

00:42:10.600 indication that grocery prices have gone down. So now they've gone after them again. They're

00:42:14.860 demanding that they come before yet another Commons Committee. Private industry, private

00:42:19.300 business owners. This is Moscow-esque of the old Soviet Union guys. You're dragging 0.98

00:42:25.780 private business owners forward as they did with Suncor and now with grocers to say,

00:42:31.700 we have to somehow get you guys to make numbers balanced that you can cut grocery prices without

00:42:40.500 going out of business. They can't do it. And I mean, they're going to come before the committee

00:42:45.240 and do this. It's going to be the same thing, this song and dance, this stupidity, but it does

00:42:48.640 damage. It does damage. It damages our reputation as a place to do business in Canada. Why do you

00:42:54.620 want to do business here when the government's going to do nothing but attack you ridiculously

00:42:58.740 without basis? But the government does have a lot of things to try and distract from, too.

00:43:03.620 Remember that. I mean, look at this week. If you see the videos out there, I mean, we had some

00:43:08.660 interesting news. It sounds like the only reason that there was not a criminal investigation into

00:43:12.180 the SNC-Lavalin thing, of course, is that the prime minister's office wouldn't cooperate with

00:43:15.840 the investigation. Isn't that nice? Those of us in the real world, if we committed a crime

00:43:20.540 and we just give the middle finger to the police when they come in to ask for documents or follow

00:43:25.380 through an investigation, well, then we would just get thrown in jail and they're going to rip our

00:43:29.460 house apart and our office apart and go into our computers and search and find things for their

00:43:32.560 investigation anyways, because they're looking to find out where the crime was. But apparently when

00:43:36.640 government does it, the RCMP says, oh, well, sorry, man, they said that they were going to share stuff

00:43:40.520 with us, so we'll just stop the investigation. It sort of stirred people up when they found that

00:43:44.020 out. So it was going to go to committee. It's going to go to committee. And this committee was

00:43:47.940 an ethics committee was going to ask Mounties why they dropped the investigation. They just

00:43:51.180 want to ask it in committee, get it on the record, get it directly from them. And what happened?

00:43:55.380 A surprise adjournment moment, motion was brought by the committee's liberal members and

00:44:00.460 Jagmeet Singh's pathetic little NDP members supported it. And they shut the committee

00:44:04.780 down. Just out of the blue, bang, done, gone. We're out the door. We will not answer questions.

00:44:08.560 You're guilty.

00:44:09.900 It stinks.

00:44:10.700 It stinks to high heaven.

00:44:12.160 In other words, you guys were very guilty on these things.

00:44:15.900 I mean, innocent people don't try to shut down the investigation.

00:44:20.000 In fact, innocent people encourage investigation because that leads to exoneration.

00:44:24.240 Then you can say, see, they looked around.

00:44:25.820 We didn't do anything wrong.

00:44:26.860 It's done.

00:44:27.320 It's behind us.

00:44:28.160 Leave me alone.

00:44:28.680 I'm going to move on with things.

00:44:29.760 But all this government does is fight and distract and delay, such as the other idiocy.

00:44:35.080 But you see, this is costing at the polls, but it doesn't seem to matter.

00:44:37.920 Yeah, the Indian officials say it's been a month now that they've been freezing visas.

00:44:42.240 We haven't heard a lot about that since Trudeau got up there and said he's got, you know, evidence,

00:44:48.480 but he never disclosed the evidence that the government of India was behind the assassination of a person in B.C.

00:44:55.220 So, of course, it's caused a diplomatic mess.

00:44:57.180 And we got to think of the hundreds and hundreds of thousands of, you know, Indian people from Indian descent in Canada

00:45:04.760 haven't been able to get back and forth to home or for doing business or things like that all due

00:45:09.520 to this. Well, they're starting to relent and allow some types of visas to come through, but let's not

00:45:12.960 forget we're juggling so many issues with this inept government right now. It's hard to keep up

00:45:18.300 with all of them. And, uh, that's one of them, but that's why he does other things. That's why

00:45:22.360 things like they're going after the grocers. I mean, it's a, Hey, look, squirrel tactic is what

00:45:27.040 it is. Uh, I'm sure there's gotta be enough advisors by now saying there's nothing else

00:45:32.180 these grocers can do. But, you know, not to mention, we've got the inquiry started over the

00:45:37.040 Chinese interference. We can't forget about that, can we? But the government's trying to make you

00:45:40.920 forget about it. The inquiry is finally rolling, but we're not hearing a heck of a lot. We're not

00:45:45.020 sure what's going on with it. Again, this one stinks to high heaven, and the government's done

00:45:49.440 everything in its power to hinder any sort of investigation to get to the bottom of what

00:45:55.060 happened and rectify that. This is a broken, corrupted, rotten government. And they're

00:46:01.600 they're distracting us. They're sidetracking and all of these indications, you know, when are some

00:46:07.560 principled liberals going to get up and get rid of that bloody leader they've got in Justin Trudeau

00:46:12.160 because it's just falling apart. I don't know. We'll keep reporting on the train wreck and I'll

00:46:16.740 keep ranting about the train wreck and we'll keep living under the train wreck. I guess that's just

00:46:20.440 the nature of things. For now, what else can we do? But keep organizing, keep active, keep on the

00:46:28.280 news guys keep subscribing to independent media that's how we can keep getting that stuff out to

00:46:31.920 you and we will hold them accountable eventually so that's all the time i got today thank you very

00:46:38.060 much for tuning in be sure to watch a little later for the pipeline that's going to be coming on

00:46:42.300 that'll be our panel show to cover a few more issues and have some discussion and uh well you

00:46:47.420 all have a good october hope you have a good uh halloween thanks the current lethbridge feed

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Western Standard - October 26, 2023

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