In this episode of The Pipeline, we discuss the shocking revelation that there may be up to 300 unmarked graves at a former residential school near Kamloops, BC. We also discuss Justin Trudeau's $12 million deer hunting trip that you are not invited to, and the Canadian flag flying at half mast on Parliament Hill.
00:00:51.560All right. Well, we've got great topics on the show today.
00:00:55.600The genocide scam, I think yesterday, marked three years since the shocking revelation of unmarked, 200 to 300 unmarked graves at a former residential school near Kamloops in British Columbia.
00:01:25.600Zero bodies have been found at any of the so-called mass graves located across Canada.
00:01:31.840So we're going to talk about the moral panic, the national meltdown that we have, flags flying at half-mast for nearly half a year over this stuff,
00:01:41.140and the very quiet shrinking away of Canada's legacy media and progressive political parties from what has proven to be a pretty embarrassing non-genocide.
00:01:55.040We're going to talk about Justin Trudeau's $12 million deer hunting trip that you are not invited to.
00:02:04.200That's right, Justin Trudeau has paid $12 million for Americans and New Zealanders
00:02:09.840who come to Canada and shoot deer from helicopters with guns that are now illegal for you to use in deer hunting.
00:02:18.120Apparently, it never occurred to him to just talk to the VC government and issue a special tag for these deer.
00:02:24.720Could have dealt with the problem in, I don't know, an afternoon for precisely $0 to cost the taxpayer.
00:02:32.360The Alberta NDP leadership race is entering its final stretch just a little less than a month from now.
00:02:38.620June 22nd, I believe, Alberta new NDP members are going to be voting on who their next Nahid Menchie will be.
00:02:50.500And back to, I guess, the federal government, the Liberals have originally said they're going to bring in 1,000 Gaza refugees.
00:03:00.400Then they upped that to 5,000, so five times over.
00:03:05.320And then they just said now it's 5,000 families.
00:03:08.620Well, we've had experience with this kind of thing before. We remember the so-called Syrian refugee crisis that swamped Europe with a bunch of 20-something men not bringing their families in most cases, overrunning much of Europe and many, many of them not having ever been to Syria in their lives.
00:03:28.820So that's where we're going to get into today. So we'll start with the genocide scam.
00:03:37.080So three years ago yesterday, one of the First Nations in the Kamloops area performed some ground radar penetration and said that it found circa 250-odd unmarked graves.
00:03:59.040Now, I took them pretty seriously when this came out. We know that residential schools, for the most part, were not very great places to be. Many of these kids were scooped up from their families without that family's permission. Some kids were sent there with their family's blessing.
00:04:13.040But overall, these were generally not great places to be. Fairly often abuse. But, you know, we had coming from the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, language had already been started to be used, bending around some pretty powerful words like genocide.
00:04:32.800That was already pretty crazy, but the announcement of 250-odd unmarked graves of children sparked overnight a national outcry.
00:04:48.820And, you know, if so, it certainly would have been a shameful part of history that would have to be accounted for.
00:04:56.080I mean, these places were often very overrun with tuberculosis.
00:04:59.940There was a, you know, certainly some people probably died in abuse, but more likely they'd be dying just because of bad conditions like tuberculosis, things like that.
00:05:09.700But then, but it was straight on to the genocide bandwagon, a narrative that the federal government itself has bought into.
00:05:19.080And Justin Trudeau orders that the Canadian flag flying on the Peace Tower on Parliament Hill fly at half mast.
00:05:26.920And it stayed there all the way until Remembrance Day when the absurdity of flying this thing at half mass for five months without yet a shred of proof became absurd.
00:05:38.540So, Dave, before we get into the media backing away from this and whatnot, what was the main reaction to this?
00:05:50.060Let me just try to capture for us, summarize for us, the national moral panic that set in the national self-shaming ritual that Canada went through.
00:06:02.280Well, that's what it is. It was like a feeling of national shame.
00:06:05.880Went on for, I guess it's been going on for three years now.
00:06:09.940Three years to the day this week that, as you say, the first allegations of unmarked graves came out.
00:06:16.120They didn't use the word alleged at the time.
00:06:18.100No, no, it was. And neither did the legacy media at the time. Some foreign media kind of questioned it, but certainly not any of the Canadian legacy media. And I haven't found a single thing, as you know, and as we'll talk about. But the ludicrousness continued this week with the Indigenous chief for, that represents all of BC, saying the bodies couldn't be found because they were incinerated. They were put in incinerators.
00:06:47.100incinerators. No mention of, well, then what are these unmarked graves? Yes, exactly. Just couldn't
00:06:53.220be found because they were incinerated. And another BC native leader came out just yesterday
00:06:59.380and said, well, the bodies couldn't be found because the missionaries and the nuns actually
00:07:03.720took them off-site and disposed of the bodies off-site and just left them to a lot. So
00:07:08.960certainly the indigenous folks aren't really backing down. They've changed a little bit of
00:07:15.300their wording. But you know, it's it's still affects Canada to
00:07:19.320this day. More land land acknowledgements than we ever
00:07:23.640had. We've got the National Day of Mourning, which is a stat
00:07:27.660holiday for federal workers. So it has left a lasting staying
00:07:37.300Corey, they've, you know, we're now seeing this, these almost
00:07:41.220silly excuses, you know, well, they're taken off site, they
00:07:44.220incinerated but zero actions to even paper over their claims that were not that they were quite
00:07:52.220categorical they were not well we think they might be a margrave and I was open to the possibility
00:07:58.700certainly open to the possibility is not good places for the most part and but no attempt to
00:08:06.140account for well what about your claim that these are very large sometimes they would even use the
00:08:12.780the word mass graves. There was never actually any indication ever of mass graves. You know,
00:08:17.060we have images, I guess, of like Khmer Rouge or, or, you know, the Belson concentration camps,
00:08:23.720things like that. But no accounting of, well, what are these alleged sites then? They've just
00:08:30.820now dismissed and say, well, the murders were there. There were murders. The bodies were
00:08:34.920disposed of others. Okay, well, your key evidence was the so-called unmarked graves. Tell me about
00:08:40.620unmarked graves. Has there been any attempt to explain what these things were then? Not to my
00:08:45.660knowledge, and they don't want to know. I mean, seriously, this is as simple as taking a spade,
00:08:53.580a handful of people going out to even one of the anomalies found by the radar and digging a hole.
00:08:59.740That's really all it comes down to. You don't need years, you know, they got 7.9 million dollars to
00:09:04.380do this, which they haven't answered what they've done with that 7.9 million dollars, but it wasn't
00:09:08.860digging. The other part that people gloss over is that, and I think that's where some people are
00:09:15.260realizing there's probably nothing in these, there were meticulous records kept. That's how the
00:09:20.120Catholic Church was paid. They knew where the children were. If children passed away, where
00:09:24.740they would be buried, where there were records. There's no records of any 200 and some children
00:09:30.460disappearing in Kamloops. There's no family saying, my cousin, my brother, my whatever
00:09:35.380disappeared in this, you know, school that there's no evidence whatsoever. Because again, even if
00:09:41.880there were bodies, and if you exhumed them, well, we want to return them to the family so they can
00:09:45.860be properly interred. Well, you don't have any families raising their hands saying, I wonder
00:09:49.720where little Susie went. We could easily DNA test this stuff and say, okay, well, this was someone
00:09:54.260who was lost and they're part of your family. Let's give them a proper burial on a marked grave.
00:09:58.160I think where finally things were starting to get muted, they start doing the research and realize
00:10:01.160there's just there's really unlikely there's any bodies in this thing plus a lot of other studies
00:10:06.580were coming up showing that there'd been past excavations that had never found things there
00:10:09.980before there'd been an apple orchard there'd been septic tiles put down there there were a whole lot
00:10:14.500of things under that ground that if you're going to do a radar survey would show anomalies but
00:10:19.580you know you got to dig it up no evidence of a grave and and we got to remember dave that
00:10:26.020it wasn't just cam loops cam loops was kind of the starting gun on this thing but then there
00:10:30.660was a bunch of claims elsewhere. I know there was one First Nation in Saskatchewan, I can't recall
00:10:37.380them. They were much more cautious and reasonable about it. They use much less inflammatory language
00:10:43.540to their credit. They use photoradar underground, ground penetrative radar, and they found some
00:10:51.620anomalies. They said, could be something here. Let's look into it. And that was to their credit.
00:10:58.020And so there's no way on their face. I think they were full well within their rights to say, you know, I think we should look into this and look into it and turned out it was not so good on them. They were they were cautious. They didn't try to jump on a hype bandwagon. But, you know, there is a lasting legacy in this. We had hundreds of burned churches across Canada and Trudeau and the federal government's only result was, well, it's understandable that they're angry.
00:11:25.120Well, no, it's not, because the federal government banned that anger, and it's kind of postmodern style that Canada is an inherently evil and genocidal country, because they bought into the Truth of Reconciliation Commission's language on this.
00:11:38.780We had more places of worship burned in that period of time than any time and period since Kristallnacht in 1939, and we didn't even have a word of condemnation from the federal government.
00:11:52.260So there's a lasting legacy to this, Dave.
00:11:56.140How is Ottawa going to wrestle with this now that it's essentially been completely debunked?
00:12:00.980Well, I think there's going to go quiet on it.
00:12:03.480Corey will tell you the reaction to his tweets in the last little while.
00:12:08.000And don't forget, we even had the Pope, those images of the Pope in his wheelchair,
00:12:12.480you know, asking for forgiveness and expressing his regrets and stuff like that.
00:13:46.220right well okay show us a body and then i'll agree with you but don't tell me one one body exactly
00:13:52.540right now i'm going to be a denier until they can show me a body or at least a skeptic you know
00:13:57.740that's a fair term let's just yeah we got to see some evidence guys it's time yeah it and you know
00:14:05.980we'll just kind of wrap this part of the discussion up with the legacy media's treatment of it so
00:14:10.620Well, they took it as gospel out of the gate. I mean, it was certainly newsworthy to report on.
00:14:17.980This was a claim coming. It was a report on, but they didn't say alleged unmarked graves or suspected.
00:14:26.160They have located unmarked graves. They took it uncritically whatsoever.
00:14:33.380And I think it was City TV. City TV had the biggest screw up yesterday on the third anniversary of this.
00:14:40.620Three years later, when this has now been pretty thoroughly debunked as a scam, a, I'm not sure if it was a hoax, because they probably, I'm getting, they're probably legitimately fine.
00:14:54.340Yeah, I mean, I think the guys who made the initial announcement believed it was.
00:14:58.860And it was plausibly, it was certainly worth looking into.
00:15:02.200It was worth allocating funds for and looking into.
00:15:05.480But it's now been pretty thoroughly debunked as, at least what developed into a hoax.
00:15:10.620eventually. And City TV still reported on it as if none of this evidence has come to light. It's just still three years ago. They changed the headline. They eventually quietly changed some of their wording, but none of the media have retracted these stories and said story was wrong. The story was false. They've just tweaked them a little bit and said, now they're suspected graves. They're not even really, I'm not even driving home suspected graves anymore.
00:16:35.380And I think we were rightfully cautious to stick your neck out because there was something worth looking into.
00:16:40.480It's sensitive. I mean, you don't want to get in there and say this is a hoax and it didn't happen and everything else.
00:16:44.280And then a week later, they exhumed the bodies as three children.
00:16:47.320I mean, we're just adding insult to an even already terrible situation.
00:16:51.940So no, we waited until we saw evidence or a lack thereof for some time before we really start questioning it.
00:16:57.080Well, we would have just we would have been as irresponsible as those who claimed it was matter of factly.
00:17:00.840These are unmarked graves. And if you are even skeptical of it, you're a racist.
00:17:06.800Well, let me ask you guys a question. Do you think maybe a future Pierre Poly of government would stop the funding and say, no more funding until you show us a body?
00:17:15.480Well, I'm not sure what there is to fund until they can show some bodies.
00:17:19.320I'm all for funding, excavation, exhuming of potential bodies in these places.
00:17:26.800And also, there's going to be graveyards in some of these places.
00:17:29.860People died at these places. Many people were abused, and some people probably were, as a result, even murdered by it, but certainly not in these kinds of numbers.
00:17:39.840But there were bad conditions, as I was saying. Tuberculosis was something we don't really have in a big way anymore, but it was a huge thing back then.
00:17:48.100It killed a lot of people, especially in cramped communal quarters like you would have had at a residential school.
00:17:53.200So I don't know how Polly addresses this, but I can't imagine him being able to look taxpayers in the eye and say,
00:18:00.880I'm going to continue to fund this stuff until you can show us some bodies.
00:18:05.640If there was more, I think it would be at a point of conditional then.
00:18:08.120Okay, here's what the grant is going to be, but it's going to be for this, a backhoe, an archaeologist, a forensic investigator, an elder to supervise, fine.
00:18:17.400But not what they did before was, here's $8 million, give us a report in a few years.
00:18:22.740well it disappeared yeah so i'm all for funding proper uh investigations of this stuff because
00:18:28.740you know there was wrongdoing at these places and and justice should be done and and if there are
00:18:33.220bodies you know they deserve a proper burial with the family yep so all right um a little more
00:18:42.580lighthearted as our next topic justin trudeau's 12 million dollar deer hunting trip oh uh
00:18:52.740I like deer hunting as much as the next guy, but I normally do it pretty close to home here.
00:18:59.100You know, we've got some nice areas in the foothills and whatnot.
00:19:03.160Anyone who, you know, especially those of you watching this on wild TV, I don't need to tell you.
00:19:07.940Anyone who claims that they hunt to save money is lying.
00:19:10.740At the end of the day, by the time you eat a pound of venison, it's more expensive than getting a filet mignon at the grocery store.
00:19:18.920It's not cheap once you factored everything in.
00:19:22.740But, you know, there's, on Vancouver, I think northern Vancouver Island, there's some invasive species of deer.
00:19:32.000I think they might be from Europe or something.
00:19:33.920Somehow these European deer, they're fallow deer.
00:19:36.900Yeah, so it's actually on a little island off of that.
00:27:15.860But yeah, other than that, there's been no slings and arrows, no fiery debates.
00:27:20.540It's sort of almost gone under the radar.
00:27:23.560Yeah, Corey, it's, I mean, what a contrast to the UCP leadership, both of the different UCP leadership races we had, particularly the last one.
00:27:33.940Both races featured an outsider coming in, Daniel Smith, the outsider, who was pretty strongly against the record of the Kenney government.
00:27:43.040the Sovereignty Act and getting away with vaccine mandates and things like that.
00:27:49.720And there was really a big anybody-but-Smith movement to stop her.
00:27:54.440And to be fair, they did hold her back from an easy first ballot win,
00:28:00.140which looked like she was headed towards.
00:28:01.800But it was also a dozen candidates, many of which didn't even get a single percentage of the vote.
00:28:06.740But are you seeing any Nenshi movement here?
00:28:14.660Or have they just accepted it's kind of inevitable?
00:28:17.760So maybe we shouldn't fight him too hard because we're going to want good spots on the front bench of a Nenshi shadow captain.
00:28:23.580I think maybe there was one, but it was quiet.
00:28:25.880I mean, yeah, it's becoming clear that this is turning into coronation.
00:28:32.760It was Nenshi versus the established NDP.
00:28:35.300But just with the overwhelming Calgary membership sales, if Ganley wasn't raising her hand saying, hey, I sold a bunch of those, then it's pretty clear that his team has just, you know, done what had to be done to win in a one member one vote race.
00:28:48.580But it doesn't mean this is over or that, you know, if it is a coronation, that he's out of the woods by any means.
00:28:54.840He's got a party that still is going to view him as an outsider, that you're going to have some noses out of joint.
00:29:01.200And any of us who have dealt with an inch, you know, too, he isn't one to smooth feathers.
00:29:05.520He's there to pick at people and take them off.
00:29:07.840His arrogance, his first talk is meaning, unless he learns a little bit of humility, I got a feeling his lessons in party politics are going to be pretty hard at first, actually.
00:29:16.840Because, you know, nobody, especially when you feel an outsider came in and it starts talking down to you as only an inch he can.
00:29:24.000There's going to be some grumpiness in that party.
00:29:25.740It doesn't mean they're going to fall apart.
00:29:27.000You know, the left-flowing parties stick together instead of unlike conservatives.
00:29:29.880You remember our friend Gil McGowan withdrawing from the race out of the big labor movement in Alberta.
00:29:38.100And there was some Nancy correspondence that came to light that basically showed he was anti-union.
00:29:43.560So, you know, that was a good chunk of the NDP support.
00:29:47.200So he is going to inherit probably what could become a more fractured party than he thought.
00:29:53.180Also, interestingly, Calgary now has more NDP members in Edmonton, which is a first.
00:29:59.880You know, let's pick at that one a bit.
00:30:26.580Now, I don't think Denchy is on his way to turning Calgary into fortress NDP. I mean, it's still Calgary. It's not Edmonton. But I think he is probably the NDP's best bet of making Calgary as competitive as possible for the NDP in winning seats.
00:30:44.040Then this raises the question, does this weaken the NDP's hold on Edmonton?
00:30:50.040Edmonton is traditionally a less conservative city than Calgary.
00:30:55.040Still, by Canadian standards, at least on the federal level, pretty conservative, but provincially less so.
00:31:01.040But the NDP, because they've really only ever had Notley in their modern history,
00:31:06.040but even there's, you know, the leaders predating that with, you know, Brian Mace and whatnot.
00:31:11.040and Mesa whatnot, it was an end, it was always a party of downtown and it was the party of downtown Edmonton.
00:31:18.480Well, now they would have a leader who's Mr. Calgary.
00:37:25.760BC conservatives are right on the heels and sometimes even tying the NDP in polls.
00:37:30.440So there's been a lot of talk about how to unite the right in BC to prevent vote split,
00:37:34.600to not just have the BC conservatives come up, but to outright defeat the NDP.
00:37:40.820And so talks have been kind of underway and they thought, OK, well, maybe there's not enough time to merge a party.
00:37:49.520So let's have some kind of non-compete. And the B.C. Liberals slash United put forward a bat scheisse crazy idea.
00:37:59.180So the way the electoral math works is the seats that the B.C. conservatives are more likely, most likely to pick up are the seats currently held by the B.C. Liberals.
00:38:06.840The B.C. Liberal proposal was, yeah, you can't run in any of those seats.
00:38:10.200You could run in, like, downtown Vancouver where you're not going to win anyway.
00:38:14.760And so the B.C. Conservatives had to reject it.
00:38:17.720At the same time, the B.C. Conservatives can't surrender their current seats that they currently have MLAs in.
00:38:22.820So I don't think there really was a path, Corey, to any kind of successful merger or non-compete with this map.
00:38:29.540I think these parties are just going to have to fight it out, and maybe the B.C. Conservatives can win in their own right.
00:38:35.720Yeah, Rustad was on my show a couple of weeks ago, and I did ask, you know, are you even negotiating?
00:38:41.640And I think there might be more room in plucking a few floor crossers.1.00
00:38:44.620We saw that before with the Wild Rose, too.
00:38:46.560The BC United is just looking weaker and weaker.
00:38:49.140Falcon is not, you know, with their ridiculous things, their stubbornness.
00:38:52.300But if they get knocked low enough in the polls, I think they'll also see the lesson from Alberta.
00:38:56.920What happens if you dicker too much with splitting things?
00:39:00.140I think most conservative-minded people were just going to say, that's enough.
00:39:02.920then they're just going to gravitate around that conservative party.
00:39:07.380So if they're not going to have a formal negotiation,
00:39:09.220I don't think there's a hope by the looks of the way things are going.
00:39:11.600He could really get them, though, I think with a few seats and they'll move forward.
00:39:15.880It'll be like a rump left of the unity party.
00:39:18.260And the B.C. conservatives are nominating candidates fast.
00:39:21.900It's like it's kind of running out of time for the B.C. liberals slash united to come over.
00:39:26.220But these guys have got a bit getting itchy in their seats.
00:39:29.080thinking like things are not like they're looking like a wipeout or near wipeout. They're looking at
00:39:34.720losing, like I'd say the ceiling for the Liberals right now is like five seats. That's the ceiling
00:39:40.360and their floor is zero. If that, I mean, it was a political Hail Mary from Falken that I think
00:39:47.060Rustad was right to shoot down. And as you say, they've got candidates in every single riding now
00:39:51.600in BC. So it wouldn't surprise me to see the Liberals wiped off the electoral map.
00:39:57.880I guess the big question is, can the Conservatives win? Because the BC United slash Liberals are still going to hold on to some vote. 12% is not enough to be anywhere close to competitive. But it's enough to deny the Conservatives the ability to win a government in their own right. And, you know, but, you know, the BC United is, it's only a couple points ahead of the Green Party right now. They're flirting with last place.
00:40:22.340I think it can collapse lower yet. You know, people will get pragmatic once it gets towards push and come to shove, I think.
00:40:29.480It's increasingly looking like that. Okay, well, we'll get to our last topic now, since I just decided to throw that one in there, because all of a sudden BC got interesting.
00:40:39.020So, you know, we've got the war in Gaza going on since the October 7th attacks, and the Netanyahu government is not settling for just giving Hamas a bloody nose.
00:40:51.920Their intent to destroy it. They will end Hamas here.0.99
00:40:56.320And that's proved to be fairly controversial, especially as they move on Rafa, the city in southern Gaza, full of refugees.
00:41:05.820I think they tried to evacuate like a million refugees out of there before the assault began.
00:41:46.140Yeah, we don't need more Hamas sympathizers in Canada.
00:41:48.660I think we should say, they up this from 1000 to 5000. And then from 5000 individuals to 5000
00:41:55.540families. Now, when I say refugees, I guess those of you not watching, if you can't see me, I'm using
00:42:02.180finger quotes when I say refugees, because I have a strong suspicion this will be similar to the
00:42:07.140quote, Syrian refugee crisis, when a bunch of young men in their early 20s show up without women,
00:42:15.860without children and they show up many of them having never even been to Syria let alone being
00:42:22.100Syrians and they it was a problem here but a particularly problem in Europe where you know1.00
00:42:27.220Angela Merkel just essentially had the whole continent washed over with people that should1.00
00:42:31.940have been declared illegal so you know and and those people turn out to be problematic you had
00:42:38.500mass gang rapes in cities in the New Year's following this influx of people. I guess the good0.98
00:42:46.880news from Trudeau moving it from 5,000 refugees to 5,000 families is most of these guys aren't
00:42:53.880bringing their families with them. They're leaving the women and children behind and just coming on1.00
00:42:57.800their own day. So might not actually much more than 5,000. Yeah, who knows if the liberals don't
00:43:03.280increase it to 10,000. It seems to be a moving target. Also, very few of them are able to get
00:43:09.940out at the moment. Israeli government obviously controls who comes and who goes out of Rafa,
00:43:15.420and they're not letting too many... No, so does Egypt. But Egypt is even harder on not letting0.87
00:43:20.960anyone through. They don't like that border open enough. No, they don't want any Palestinian1.00
00:43:25.300refugees there. So at the end of the day, it remains to be seen how many actually come.
00:43:31.560And, you know, if 5,000 people each bring, 5,000 families each come with a family of four, that's, you know, 20,000 people right there, but you're right.
00:43:43.840Well, a family of four would actually be a small family.
00:43:47.200It'll be, as we've seen in Europe, it'll be single, young, military-age men.
00:43:52.140And, you know, not only Germany, but you've seen what it's done to other countries in Europe.
00:43:56.180You know, Stockholm in particular has no go zones for police already in high density Muslim areas and it's just been handled a mess through Europe and apparently Justin Trudeau wants to import it here too.0.96
00:44:11.880And, you know, by being so haphazard with refugee policy and immigration policy, Corey, it creates a backlash against otherwise good immigration and refugee policy.
00:44:24.080Like, you see what's happened. Gert Wilders is about to be sworn in as the prime minister of the Netherlands.
00:44:30.940The Netherlands, historically the most liberal anything-goes country in Europe for the last hundred years,
00:44:37.900has just elected Gert frickin' Wilders as their prime minister.
00:44:43.800And that is by far the biggest reason is unchecked, open borders,
00:44:50.140allowing people in who don't share the values of your country and who try to impose the values1.00
00:44:54.520of the old country on the new. And that's why you've got the friendly little Dutch taking off1.00
00:44:58.580their wooden shoes and throwing them. And it's also a front and center in the ongoing British0.92
00:45:04.320election, which party can stop the migrant boats from coming across the channel. So it's a huge
00:45:10.760political issue every day in Europe. We should worry about right now we're already dealing with
00:45:16.240an immigration crisis with too many people legally coming over, regular immigrants, temporary1.00
00:45:20.440immigrants, other refugees. We're having difficulty housing them. We're having difficulty integrating1.00
00:45:25.060them, taking in thousands more from what is one of the most dysfunctional hornet's nests on the
00:45:30.400planet right now, to be blunt, is stupid. I feel for it. There's some people in dire straits. I
00:45:35.300mean, the military operation has kettled them down in the bottom. There are some innocent people
00:45:39.180stuck in that crossfire. But you know what? We've done a lot and we've done enough. If you really
00:45:45.420want to do something lobby to Egypt to Jordan to Lebanon to
00:45:49.860bring them in. What did you say on your show today 1.3 million
00:45:52.980immigrants this year in 2023 1.3. So this is just ridiculous to0.98
00:45:59.280reach out for more. It's it's virtue signaling in a
00:46:01.460dangerous way. Yeah. All right. Well, gentlemen, good show.
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