The price list for assault rifles has been released, a man has been charged with six counts of child luring and extorting young girls, and Alberta is trying to get ahead of the monkeypox crisis. Topics covered: - How much should you pay for an assault rifle? ($1,300 for the average assault rifle) - What's the best type of gun to keep in your home?
00:00:00.000The federal government, you remember, has put in a mandatory gun buyback program for what they call the, you know, the nasty looking assault rifles.
00:00:10.680A price list was kind of put out today for some of them where the government is going to pay just about a little bit over $1,300 for the average AR type weapon and up to $6,000 for some of the others.
00:00:26.040We've talked to your friend, Tony Bernardo, with the CCSA, is it?
00:00:37.520He said, you know, how can you put a single price on a type of gun that has so many different varieties?
00:00:43.840So while the full list hasn't been published yet, Corey, we are sort of starting to get, you know, a little bit of a guideline on what the liberals are going to do.
00:00:51.000And there's no doubt it's going to end up being a billion-dollar boondoggle.
00:00:56.120Western Standard readers will remember Mel Rizdin's piece a couple weeks ago where we reported that the highest cause of death in Alberta at the moment is unexplained causes.
00:01:07.900And Mark Stein did a bit of a rant on that on British TV yesterday.
00:01:15.100I encourage all the readers to take a look at that.
00:01:18.680Tamara Leach came to mind this morning, Corey, when we heard of details of an Edmonton man charged with six counts of child luring and talking the kids into performing sex acts and basically getting their personal information and extorting them.
00:01:36.400Well, despite all these serious charges, he was in jail less than a couple of hours.
00:01:42.000And he'd already gotten bail and he's already back out there.
00:01:45.960So, you know, you think of poor Tamara Leach sitting in an Ottawa hellhole for months.
00:01:51.400And it just shows you how politically driven that story is.
00:01:58.560And Alberta government responding this morning to growing cases of monkeypox.
00:02:03.300they've set up a vaccination program for men who were in the danger zone who could who could get it.
00:02:12.080So those are just some of the stories we've got out this morning, Corey.