Epstein： Put em’ all in the woodchipper
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Summary
Western Standard reporter David Veitschnik fills in for the absent Nigel Hannaford, who's off paying tribute for the 20th anniversary of Prime Minister Stephen Harper becoming Prime Minister, the unveiling of Orchard, and covering the Epstein scandal.
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Good day and welcome, I'm Derek Fildebrandt, publisher of the Western Standard.
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Today is February 4th, 2026, and you're watching The Pipeline.
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He was the main speechwriter for Stephen Harper,
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and so he's off paying tribute for the 20th anniversary of Stephen Harper becoming Prime Minister
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at events throughout Ottawa, the unveiling of Orchard.
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In his place is the much older and much more distinguished David Veitschnik,
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The background kind of looks like Epstein's house too
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Right to the bottom, all the way to the basement
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Well, speaking of Epstein, we're going to have to talk about the Epstein files.
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I mean, one segment is not even not doing it justice.
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Maybe we'll talk about how we're trying to cover it.
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But normally Jackson right behind us, Jackson Loy.
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uh the way we're trying to cover it in canada and try and find some we're doing the kind of the uh
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the insecure canadian thing where well what's the canadian angle on this well actually there
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there are canadian angles and there's alberta angles um we've been picking up you know thanks
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to the uh thanks to skynet we're able to go through everything uh you know there's three
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million documents uh and and more to come but yeah anyway uh we'll try to make it interesting
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I mean, there's so much for Epstein that is interesting,
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who's sensationalizing this stuff is just, uh, a click farmer and, uh, everyone's losing their
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minds about Alberta independence. Uh, Thursday to Saturday, the conservative party of Canada was in
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town in Calgary for its biannual national convention. Um, I, I, I couldn't walk more
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than a few steps without someone wanting to talk to me saying, you know, people from outside
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How likely is this to happen? I'm like, yeah, it's happening.
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know. I couldn't tell you that. I can give you my
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thoughts on the likeliness of the vote succeeding,
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around the country. They're talking about this.
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guys like david eby uh calling everyone who's a nationalist treasonous which means if someone has
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committed treason you actually need to kill them like we should be killing we should be killing
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people who commit treason i think so at least uh so i ostensibly he's at a minimum calling for us
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to be jailed if not killed uh anyway we're gonna talk about that um but as i said the uh federal
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running the whole crew. We essentially moved the newsroom
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down to the Stampede grounds where the convention was.
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wine and beer uh by uh the second day but um poly of speech uh david um it was it was well received
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yeah by uh more of the same basically that's the way i would sum it though it was more of the same
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well that was kind of what i said before i was talking to some delegates the day after there's
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kind of like yeah that was kind of what we expected to kind of the numbers as well he got
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what it was at 87.4 percent approval for his review and basically everyone i talked to said
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well that figures that's kind of what they were expecting not too big not too small above harper's
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below danielle smith's um ucp leadership review a couple years back uh yeah yeah uh this is as
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usual this basically sums it up perfectly really yeah dave uh it it ran to me as the perfect speech
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of someone running for prime minister two years ago uh you know a year ago we're i guess headed
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towards an election and you know trump is just upsetting apple cart doesn't quite put it right
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uh but yeah he's just totally flipped canadian politics upside down the liberals are getting
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are gaining ground for a big comeback which ultimately succeeds coming in just just slight
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of a majority uh but a year and a half or two years ago people are talking about will you know
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polyev has a chance of forming the biggest majority government of any prime minister in canadian
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history. And the message I think he gave on the weekend to delegates was exactly that, except he
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just didn't have the punching bag of Justin Trudeau. That was the only difference. And so,
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and there's a lot less emphasis on Mark Carney because Mark Carney is, I mean, it's obviously
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not great. I don't think he's very good for the West, but he's not, he doesn't have the term I
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always use for Justin Trudeau, a punchable face. People don't look at Carney and just say, I hate
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that guy's face is just not as hateable he hasn't had enough time yet but he's also just not as
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hateable of a personality so other than trudeau like he was running for prime minister two years
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ago i think at this weekend's convention he was i was just waiting for him to to finish with the
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line that you know all canadians deserve a nice house on the safe street protected by our great
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armed forces and a nice flag uh he didn't oh axe attacks stop the crime yeah he was less he was
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less sound bitey you know putting a tag on anything or giving nicknames to people trying
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to appear more statesman like yeah he did show uh showed emotion uh you know choked up when he
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was talking about his uh autistic daughter speaking for the first time you know i you know
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to choke back a tear so it was a it was a speech that went on too long 50 minutes uh it was a
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speech that didn't cover any new topics it was a speech that i thought didn't cover the alberta
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independence threat enough uh you know but at the end of the day it was all it was it was a good
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speech from where he was at and then the delegates uh the delegates liked it uh uh and it ended up
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up with 87.4%, but I was hoping for more. Yeah. Corey, let's talk about what he did not talk
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about. The way I put it was I didn't disagree with really anything he said, for the most part at
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least, but he didn't say what needed to be said. He very tangentially touched on that there's
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independence movements in Quebec and Alberta now. That's a feeling of the Liberals. Okay,
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But his message was more or less, elect me, everyone will like me, and then these problems go away.
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You know, he said exactly what I expected on Alberta independence, which is,
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I understand there's grievances, but me being elected ends those grievances overnight.
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Do I think it takes away kind of the punching bag of having, you know,
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an Ontario and Quebec-based Liberal government in Ottawa?
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Yeah, it takes that away. That grievance is gone.
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Um, but he didn't mention a single thing he would do other than pipelines, at least on paper, the liberals support pipelines now on paper, at least. Um, but, you know, he didn't say like an equalization, you know what? I'm not going to give you everything you want. We're not going to get rid of it, but you know, we're going to make equalization more fair.
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um you know he didn't talk about you know you're hugely underrepresented in the house of commons
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and wildly underrepresented in the senate that's something we should address no no um
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no solutions presented at all other than these problems go away simply by having me in the prime
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minister's chair um he didn't talk about trump really um and i don't actually know how he should
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talk about trump in a way that's politically smart a significant number of conservatives in
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canada back trump um and don't take kindly to criticism of him but at the same time a lot of
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people not just kind of elbows up boomer liberals a lot of people are like well yeah well the guy's
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threatening to annex us we have to have a robust response how do you react to him i don't know how
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we should respond but he has still not really found his voice about how to respond to trump
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And then the one of the issues that's animating huge numbers of Canadians well beyond even just a conservative base now is immigration. Not a word, at least that I can remember about that, but not a word. Yet, like voters like me are not even going to consider voting for a party that's not hardline on this, let alone ignores the problem's existence.
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So those are kind of the big things, Trump, independence, and immigration, where he either very lightly glazed over it or didn't touch it at all.
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Yeah, and David in the Middle wrote a really good summary of it in the Western Standard recently, I read it, and I watched it streaming here from my undisclosed location down in the south here, and it was mushy.
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It was just more of the same. It really was. I think that's what a lot of the people's interpretation of it is.
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I mean, this was his chance to give a large address that a lot of Canadians are going to watch or listen to or get bites out of, at least, to say, well, what am I going to do that's different than what I offered in an election year ago or is different than what Carney's offering today?
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You know, that's that risk that comes with conservative leadership.
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and maybe eventually they'll win power that way.
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he did what Conservatives typically do with Alberta.
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The Liberals ignore us and don't care about us,
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and focus are now going in a completely different direction
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than the federal conservatives, it just wasn't what anybody would want it to be.
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I mean, he got his support levels were high, as everybody kind of expected.
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But I think people want to see somebody who's showing a change in direction,
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some vision to change things and present it so Canadians want to embrace that change
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I just saw a more practiced Pierre Polyev from a year ago, but nothing new on the table.
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And I don't think it's going to bode well for the Conservatives, who are already looking pretty bleak in the polls right now.
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Did he talk about ending the CBC funding during the speech?
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um when he ran for the federal conservative leadership uh at every rally he says and we're
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going to defund the cbc and you know you know just imagine you know a family pulling up in a u-haul
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and the former toronto downtown headquarters of the cbc are moving families in you know it's kind
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of a joke they all kind of play on policy you know affordable housing and we're just going to
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house people in the former cbc buildings he did it at every stop and it was always always the
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biggest applause line by far. And to my surprise, and to Polyev's credit, he kept saying it after
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he had the leadership. Normally, everyone remember Aaron O'Toole? Oh, I'm true blue,
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Mr. Conservative. During the leadership, the instant he had it, he goes left of Trudeau
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on a number of issues. Polyev didn't backtrack after he had the leadership. He doubled down
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and was good. And the conservative numbers went up to a historic high, just the liberal numbers
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ended up higher because the NDP disappeared from the earth um he no longer talks about it he backed
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away from his CBC promise at the end of the campaign hoping it would buy him some goodwill
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from the CBC spoiler it did not he backed away from his promise to get rid of the media subsidies
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hoping it would buy him some goodwill with the legacy media it did not but he is not I thought
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well it's you know it's a conservative crowd he's gotta mention it like that's that's what
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everyone loves. He didn't mention it. I think the CBC pledge is dead. And I think that's a sign that
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he's, uh, he's going to take the lesson that the legacy media wants him to take, which is
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for you to win, you're going to have to be a lot less conservative. You're going to have to be less
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of a Rau Rau Berta guy. Um, you're going to have to become more, more liberal. Maybe that works,
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It didn't work when, to a lesser extent, Andrew Scheer tried it.
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You know, Stephen Harper was pretty mushy by the end of his prime ministership.
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But, yeah, I take that as a sign that Paliyev, he's lost his mojo.
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I think Paulio if we see from here on out is not going to be as good
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like you were saying before he's not bringing anything new
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that playbook has been tried by almost every conservative
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it like name one recently who for who that's worked i guess doug ford i guess but there's
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like no point to his premiership at all like you may as well just have the liberals you may as well
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just have the ndp like it's so indistinguishable so yeah the party's in power but to what end
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we would uh be remiss not talking about another important speech on the weekend
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and that was of premier daniel smith uh she actually gave a quite short speech i thought
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Ran through the playbook of the last 10 years of Justin Trudeau and why Albertans are upset.
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But she really didn't specifically phrase it in an independence way.
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And I thought she missed a good opportunity there too.
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Because she was being shown live all across Canada.
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She missed an opportunity there to address the situation.
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During her speech, she talked about some of the legislation
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her government's passed around parental rights
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Like, hey, boys don't get to play against girls in sports anymore.
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And then the next day, the Conservatives narrowly defeated
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a policy proposal on parental rights against trans madness.
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but they need a double majority, they also need a majority
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girls in sports or something, I'm picking on Prince Edward
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Island, I don't know if it was you, I'm just guessing
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what's that? Sable Island or something? It's a part
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Island. It's like full of horses for some weird
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reason i don't understand i don't know i'd be looking around there for weird temples in cory
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that was my uh diversion um okay so uh we touched on a bit independence um
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uh the place is full of people it's funny that alberta conservative like ucp conventions are
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actually bigger than national conservative conventions in alberta but they have a limited
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the number of delegates. So it's a different system.
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Whereas in Alberta, you have a party membership. You register.
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They're going to smash the threshold almost surely.
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The Western Standard is actually we're putting a poll on the field later today on this.
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It's coming from a similar position of starting where they started in Quebec for the 95 referendum.
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It's a similar position where they started in the UK for Brexit.
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Both of those were not supposed to be successful or close.
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DC Premier David Eby, I think, really took the cake.
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so Alberta nationalists don't want to be in Alberta
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He was their darling. Some of them, you know, you'd have them nodding along. Yes, it is treason.
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Others think, well, maybe it's not technically treason, but these guys are treasonous.
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And David E.B. is Captain Canada. Doug Ford standing up.
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Danielle Smith needs to just avow these people. These people are anti-Canadian. They're so bad.
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Does the intervention... Oh, Stephen Gilbeau saying, can you imagine if the outrage in Anglo-Canada,
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if a Quebecer had talked to the French government about independence.
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For those who are, you know, maybe younger than even me,
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every independence movement in Quebec has always talked to France.
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Charles de Gaulle, the president of France, came to Quebec and famously said,
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Vive Québec, Livre, Jacques Perizeau, René Levesque, Lucien Bouchard,
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All of these guys regularly met with the French government, seeking their recognition in the event of a successful yes vote, etc.
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So, Corey, how helpful is Stephen Gilboa, Doug Ford, and David Eby to Alberta nationalists right now?
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You know, you couldn't ask for anything more as an independence advocate than outsiders being unreasonable, labeling you.
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even people, well, you know, they were thinking about it, you're just considering it, but then
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you hear that vitriol, that attitude, that dismissiveness, that's pushing people over
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to the yes side. Keep it up. I mean, they're highlighting, as you pointed out, the double
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standard. I'm sure there were probably a handful of people called Quebecers traitors when their
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independence movements were going, but nothing like what we're seeing today. Like they are,
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as you said, they're losing their minds. They're coming out of the woodworks.
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I think it's also just because a bunch of them are actually realizing, holy crap, this is real.
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This isn't just a handful of rednecks, though they're trying to dismiss it as such.
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It's not something that's just going to come and fade away like the Wexit movement did a few years ago.
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No, this came in, the APP, the Alberta Prosperity Project, really sort of organized and have maintained the momentum of this thing.
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and these guys don't know how to respond to it so as an advocate who wants to see a yes vote hey
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please doug please keep telling albertans what they should think and please keep pushing
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our premier around because that's what we want to see as an ontarian feeling that he should tell
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our elected leadership what they should do that's going to help and oh mr eby by all means keep
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blockading our products from the west coast and accusing us of high crimes that call for
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You have a right to leave the country. You don't have
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can vote to help yourself to something that isn't yours. All the territory of Canada belongs to all
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of Canada. Canada's future can only be decided by Canadians as a whole, not by groups within it,
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however desperate or fanatical, which they are pretty much by definition to think that the only
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solution to your grievance is real or imagined is to destroy one of the most successful countries
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that ever existed. Marks you as an extremist. Okay. Andrew Coyne, as we'll see, as you can see
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from his tweet has uh the by uh the pictures or some emojis of certain flags in his bio
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ukraine israel georgia and i'm not 100 positive last one it might be moldova
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or is it romania like romania it might be romania or something okay
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two of those flags represent countries that's separated from another country
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uh ukraine was a part of the russian empire since i don't know catherine the great a millennia i
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think it was a thousand years almost it depends how you're defining it uh if you go by kiev and
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russ is the nucleus over that was what it was it's about a thousand if you're going but kiev and russ
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state is the beginning uh you're having a bit of a history lesson here if you're saying kiev and
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russ was kind of the beginning of russia or actually russia is started in ukraine um you
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Kiev, if you're going from the Russian Empire, the Tsars, well, then that maybe goes kind of
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when it was reconquered from the Turks by Catherine the Great, if I'm getting that right.
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And it's separated from the Soviet Union. People say, well, Soviet Union doesn't exist anymore.
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Yes, because everyone's separated from the Soviet Union. Georgia separated from the Soviet Union.
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And Ukraine is culturally very similar to Russia. It's different, but it's culturally
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separated in one form or another to form their modern states. End of rant. I'm just going to put
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it to you. How stupid are these people? You can say Alberta independence is a bad idea, but just
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say every state is, you know, there for all time. New states emerging from old states is illegitimate
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and cannot happen fine but the only way to do that is brute military force and ukraine would
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have left russia or the soviet union a lot earlier if it hadn't been brute military force
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ukraine i think had only been nominally independent for like a few months after russia's surrender
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uh during the first world war before the soviet union reconquered it like so it was kind of
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It had never been an independent country in its history
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Is Canada the only country you're not allowed to leave?
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It was interesting just to see the reaction of the national media after Eby's comment.
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I mean, Eby's run British Columbia into the ground, but the national media picked it up, picked up on it and ran for it throughout the entire weekend.
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Independence issues led CBC, CTV, Global, all throughout the Tory leadership campaign.
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uh the certainly the chatter in the media room amongst all the out-of-town journalists was
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was alberta independence so i but i think this was the weekend they finally realized hey something's
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up yeah something's up in alberta and we better start keeping an eye on it uh so that's not a bad
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thing we'll uh we'll see how the national media covers so much for a fringe minority fringe
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minority that out anymore i was talking about yeah yeah i did find out like all the out-of-town
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reporters they're like like they're trying to get a sense because like they're not sure should they
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cover this like is this a nothing burger french thing and they're all of a sudden they're all like
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how serious is this i'm like it's look for everyone with an alberta badge here
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get a couple beers in them and ask them how they're voting yeah sometimes it doesn't even
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take any beer no yeah yeah well i get a couple beers in them and they'll tell you you know let's
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start shooting pistols in the air about it you know but uh yeah anyway it's very much it says a
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lot though about people like coin as you said he's smart he's always been a pompous sort of windbag
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but he's not a fool and they're caught flat-footed they don't know how to respond to this they're
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they're responding emotionally and without thought i'm just wondering if this is going to evolve i
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noticed andrew leach who is hardly a conservative independence type supporter even gently corrected
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somebody on that treason thing saying no and showed the law like whatever you may think you
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know it's it's it's in poor taste or whatever visiting other countries like that but it's not
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treason by definition legally or or or otherwise but these uh pundits they really i think all their
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lives just never took alberta seriously never thought there would ever be a serious movement
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of those you know the colonies out there in alberta to want to break away and now that they
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see it's real it's really got them gobsmacked and they just their better reaction would have been
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to do nothing and think about it for a little while first but thanks to the beauty of x guys
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like coin can just spit their thoughts out as soon as they pop into their head and it's not
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doing andrew any favors but it's certainly again doing the independence movement wonders
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cool i've never spit thoughts out onto twitter as soon as it comes in at all i'm just i'm just
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worried i'll be honest because derek's really wound up now and we haven't even got to abstain
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that's true actually holy cow buckle up everybody i was just looking at my show notes i was like oh
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shit we're just getting started okay epstein put them all in the wood chipper i was
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you can there's so many rabbit holes to go down and so many of them lead to real
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things some of them are going to lead to some crazy stuff uh understand we sell their stuff
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that's how you pronounce them. That actually was
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like a weird copy error that actually was supposed
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that's actually one. Yeah, there's a lot of misinformation.
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because there was a, that's like a scanning issue.
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The original document does not show that, but that is
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nowhere to begin my general thought though is like
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we are governed by a bunch of evil pedophiles like it's true i okay uh here i'll switch you
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this camera for a second to a lot of you i owe you an apology for dismissing you as crazy
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conspiracy theorists uh my time from the community taxpayers federation my time in politics six
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years of the western standard a lot of you i've called batshit crazy and some of you are some of
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you are definitely batshit crazy but a lot of you just came across as crazy because what you were
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saying was crazy but it's true it's freaking real it's freaking real it was way more evil
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it was way more maniacal than i could have possibly thought and i am a pretty cynical guy
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much of the time at least um like i kind of half jokingly thought we need like a great terror like
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the french revolution we're just like the the royals and aristocrats we chop all their heads
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off but you know because they're pedophiles the wood chipper is more appropriate so instead of
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guillotines in the public square we just throw them all into wood chippers um i'm joking but
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i'm not sure how what the hell do we do like the whole governing elite of america uh notably
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we're not cool enough we're all kind of elon musk in canada we're cool enough to be invited
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to epstein island there was only a few guys mentioned uh there was very little canadians
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actually found no trudeau was there yeah yeah oh i was gonna say something but i'll get sued
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uh but but he's been a teacher so oh uh i'm not why don't we talk about some of the stuff
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the stories that we've written yeah we've got repeated mentions of calgary and edmonton uh when
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uh epstein asks a guy where are you i'm in calgary is it fun no definitely not uh there's uh that's
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the worst thing epstein's done is slay cows like we're not fun at all and in all seriousness it's
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likely to cost british prime minister keir starmer his job this is all over a guy called peter
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mandelson who is a good friend of epstein who epstein gave 75 000 to while mandelson was a
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labor government mp now the question is did he not even an also also a cabinet minister
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The question now under police investigation in England is, did Mandelson give Epstein secret economic insights?
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So, Starmer then appoints him U.S. ambassador, knowing full well his connection to Epstein.
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Andy Starmer had to admit that today in the British House of Commons.
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uh another story today uh they found evidence from a uh stripper in uh rachel strip club in
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florida palm beach palm beach florida it looks like a really nice establishment it's got a steak
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steakhouse next to it so we have to look at look up this stuff you know it's part of the research
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oh we i said a reporter we could we could yeah but this uh this triple this stripper from uh
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Rachel's uh uh strip show uh was hired by Epstein to go to a party in his house in Palm Beach
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she said she she for ten thousand dollars she did a dance with him and Prince Andrew and then
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had a threesome with Prince Andrew and uh uh Epstein so uh Prince Andrew's paid a big cost
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he's no longer Prince Andrew he's Andrew Mountbatten Windsor and he's been kicked out of
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his castle house and he's living in a farm lodge now in sandringham so he and starmer are going to
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face huge consequences what chipper what chipper we found a very disturbing note from a renowned
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biologist to epstein talking about uh uh child castration and turning uh young boys into quote
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feminine men as young as three as young as three i mean you're you're very you're quite right this
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stuff is just just very very dark and there's no end to it i mean you could be a reporter and spend
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the next year uh coming up with it what is not in doubt anymore is ebstein's uh influence with
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uh a high level of governments across the world he's claimed he's assumed to be a massad agent
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he's also apparently a kgb agent that one is almost certainly misinformation throw us off
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the trail i don't think anyone's actually believing that one that's that's what they're
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trying to they're that's the kind of shiny thing they're throwing over here now to get us
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yeah it looks like trump's gonna bomb the hell out of the rant to try and get people distracted
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uh but uh you know jackson behind us he will not get distracted he will be continuing going
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down the rabbit holes there he is right right oh you just blocked him here there we go there
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he is there he is oh oh he's not eating noodles um yeah yeah uh
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oh let's go to jeffrey epstein uh what do you what do you have to say for yourself
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i'm just uh floored with uh how much of the the records of uh my doings and uh prolific they are
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uh you know yes aside for the joking aside like seriously the amount of data it's such a dump and
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how it's only half it's only half yeah oh yeah it was with people in power i mean it wasn't a
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conspiracy i think not everybody he associated with necessarily did misdeeds but boy you just
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don't want to be on any list this guy had anything to do with and it seems as if he crossed paths
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with every powerful business and political leader
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Dave was mentioning Mandelson and the stuff in it.
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I mean, he was mentioned in the files, what, 5,600 times.
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which again, lends credibility to maybe he was working
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we're and i'm like you derek i kind of dismiss the conspiracy theorists but
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this isn't a conspiracy anymore it's right there and it's clear we're just seeing the tip of the
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iceberg i'm afraid we're going to be talking about this again well and the thing is it
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it seems to confirm a variety of otherwise more or less un unconfirmed conspiracy theories like
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the whole pizza gate thing i always thought was totally not but i too i have to admit like i'm not
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very attracted to conspiracy theories you know it the kind of person who is attracted to them is
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often just kind of weird and i'm just like but like there's a lot of talk about pizza yeah and
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grape uh grape juice or something and ice cream and and certain kinds of cheeses and they're
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clearly not talking about pizza and grape and ice cream like they're very clearly talking in code
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so like you know i'm not gonna endorse the pizza gate thing because i'm sure a bunch of it's crazy
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as you know any kind of group chat everyone's following their things there's going to be crazy
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people but some of the broad outlines it would have clearly some people use pizza as a code for
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something at a minimum that's a thing um and and we only have half the dump there's enough so we've
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got three million documents there's another three million to come and they're still being reviewed
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by the fbi uh for appropriate you know what's appropriate to redact or not which means
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probably in all probability the second half is way more explosive than the first half
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you know and there's been stuff with redactions where simple logical searches have been able to
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figure out more or less who some people are there was one email uh from someone the sender was
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redacted and says hey uh jord enjoyed the torture video or something yeah um uh yeah and then it's
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like uh epstein's like you know when are you going to be here he says i'm in china right now but i'll
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be in washington or new york or something uh washington uh in two weeks it turns out at that
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exact time that's being written benjamin yahoo was in china and two weeks later he was in washington
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in a way that would normally take maybe weeks to figure that out
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it'd take you at least a week to get travel logs
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pull up newspaper clippings from China and Washington
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um well let's just remember donald trump and certain influencers in american politics saying
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there are no epstein files yeah this is a nothing burger there's nothing here i'm gonna hurt the
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feelings of some of our trump lovers on the show but i'm sorry he lied like so obviously lied he
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he don't protested way too much you know everyone who wants to see this is uh is against me you're
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all working for the Democrats. You're a left wing. No, you promised to release this. We're
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going to release this. It's on Pam Bondi's desk. It's going to come out anytime now. Oh, what do
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you mean? There are no files. And then now this has been a fight that people like Marjorie Taylor
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Green, Thomas Massey have pursued doggedly, pretty much toasted their political careers to achieve,
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but they have now done, I was talking to someone yesterday who has always talked so dismissively
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Marjorie Taylor Greene. I have to admit, I kind of had to
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a service to the world and the American public.
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I find it funny that Derek says he's not a
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because Derek is so conspiracy-minded about that.
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Bill Gates in Australia was interviewed down there
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He says he never went to the island, just went for dinner.
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And he says in those emails about him getting...
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he said they must have written that to himself ah yeah but i mean there was it was enough that that
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ended their marriage his wife his ex-wife uh i think it's melinda uh was was has been giving
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some interviews saying his relationship with epstein killed the marriage and i hadn't seen
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that one end of the month mr and mrs clinton testifying on the epstein files in washington dc
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that is going to be what people are under on if they make it they're alive that's going to be
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must see tv and i don't see them suiciding themselves
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probably not i wouldn't think you never know accidents happen even odds on that one maybe i
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don't know let's go over where were they going what oh enough i'm just scheduling myself okay
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yeah uh god that's gonna be good that's gonna be good oh you know what but you know
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they're trained they might just literally plead the fifth to everything like probably would what
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do you do like everything is just pure radiation from this like you don't
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degrees of separation you're still getting burned but none of these people are going to jail
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to this day only one person has done time for these men abusing these girls and that was a
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a woman to like gillay maxwell not a single man has done time let alone gone into the wood chipper
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for this i'm and i'm doubtful anyone will there's a great editorial cartoon i saw today and i don't
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know where it was from but it was a cartoon of six young girls you know between eight nine ten
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uh five of them all lined up you can see their faces you can see all their
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you know their hair and face and in the background five male black shadows and i thought that uh
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i just summed it up because you're right no no males are going to get punished and still and
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only one woman and it's mostly men uh guilty here but you know fair number of women but no one
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guillain maxwell is the only person for whom any justice has been done and the only reason not to
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execute them is simply to, uh, extract information from them. Uh, you know, so fine, we should make
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deals to not throw them in the wood chipper if we can get information to lead to more convictions
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of other people. But there seems to be no interest in doing that. Like, why? Why is the DOJ not,
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like, tripled in size just purely to prosecute this stuff? Like, it's so obvious what's happened
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here but prince andrew why is he not gone through the wood chipper fine he he can do life in prison
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if he spills the beans none of it none of it i'm just so confused how did epstein keep track of
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everything and he seemed to be just like everywhere and it's not even just politicians
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and hollywood but people in academia like harvard professors and that i just saw before we came on
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here there was a um an email i think from some harvard professor to maxwell and he was talking
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you had a party that they were at and he just said
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thank god I didn't kill anybody and it's like what's that
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supposed to mean like what are these Harvard like
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why would they be in touch with Harvard professors and that it's
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Or Vladimir Putin, I don't think, apparently wasn't on there.
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and he's got, like, cigarettes in his mouth, his nose, his ears.
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It says, surprisingly, this guy is not on the list.
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Mel Gibson, less surprised, is not on the list.
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That's why I got blacklisted from Hollywood for a bit.
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Yeah, I don't think that went down too well with Epstein.
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I see the announcements, Carney's going to get rid of the
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celebrate guys because every one of those stories
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also has the next caveat saying but it's going to be
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replaced by this and it's going to be replaced by that he didn't need a second sentence you just
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get rid of them so nothing's changing he's slapping a new coat of paint on stuff it's the
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same old liberal bureaucracy dave it's uh harpalooza week in ottawa this week uh celebrating
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the 20th anniversary of stephen harper becoming prime minister uh there was an unveiling of what
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i thought was a absolutely excellent portrait of him uh and he gave an eloquent speech he was funny
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uh just just a great speech and as i'm watching it all i can think of is how did he lose to that
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mop-haired muppet trudeau can't get over that good question mr feichnick oh i don't really
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have one i'll just say check out my new column on the western standard website about the
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conservative convention and conservatism in canada in journal what conservatives conserve
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bets we have on the board about who Trump attacks next
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it's looking like they're going to attack iran again i mean they're about as bad a regime as
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you get but that's not why we should attack countries or why america should attack countries
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america should attack countries if it's in america's interest to do so it clearly isn't um
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i think this is this is doing the bit of bidding of others and this is to be a distraction from
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epstein because you saw trump saying you know it's time for the country to move on like he
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keeps on saying this it's time to move on there's nothing to see here we've only begun to go through
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this stuff there's so much to see here and uh just don't be distracted they want to waste western
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lives fighting other people's wars uh and to distract us from what's happening right here
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and that a wild number of our elites except for elon musk because he's not cool enough apparently
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what was going on on the island. He just knew it was a good time.
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And, of course, Mr. Epstein from a small island off the coast of Nova Scotia.
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