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Justin Trudeau announces a partial rollback of remaining federal vaccination mandates, but not everything is going to be OKAY. Plus, the United Conservative Party of Alberta sets a date for its leadership race, and the government announces they re banning some vaccinations domestically.
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Good day. Today is June 15th, 2022. I'm Derek Fildebrandt, publisher of the Western Standard, and you're watching The Pipeline.
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Joining me, as always, is the lovely Dave Naylor, Western Standard News Editor.
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I'm good. The sun has broken free for at least a few minutes, so...
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We might get a break from the rain for an hour or two.
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Corey Morgan, Western Standard Opinion and Broadcast Editor.
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Just great. I'm looking forward to breaking out my summer wear.
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All right, well, today we're going to be talking about the partial end of federal vaccine mandates.
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Justin Trudeau retreating on the federal mandates.
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We're going to talk about that and what is taking so bloody long in Ottawa to get with the rest of Justin Trudeau's friends across the rest of the world.
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Also, the United Conservative Party of Alberta has finally set a date for its leadership race.
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And boy, that is, that is a, that's a pricey ballot access right there.
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So we're going to talk about what the date means and the high entry fee is going to mean
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How is that going to affect the way the race is looking?
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selecting the next Conservative leader in Alberta
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Breaking the biggest stories, the best inside scoops, providing independent, bailout-free
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media for Westerners. So let's jump into it. Just the other day, Justin Trudeau announces
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a partial rollback of remaining federal restrictions, but not everything. Dave,
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tell us what is it that is changing and what is not changing?
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As you know, airports are being bunged up for weeks now.
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Three-hour lineups get to the airport three hours early, they keep saying.
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There's no staff there and all the COVID regulations.
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So Trudeau flies back on Sunday from Summit of the Americas and tests positive for COVID.
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So the next day, the government announces they are withdrawing some of the COVID mandates on airfare.
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you can now fly domestically it's not necessary if the prime minister could fly with exactly
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even in his private jet uh so you can now fly domestically without uh proving that you've had
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a cold vaccination uh you can leave the country now without proving uh that you've had the
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vaccination um you know so it's good news for travelers in some ways bad news for truckers
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they're still very bad people uh they have to quarantine for 14 days and if they cross the
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the border. Truckers are causing nothing but problems. So if they come back from hauling
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some fruit up from the States, they have to go into quarantine for 14 days. So that's messing
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up the supply chain right there. So still no end in sight for the truckers, but a little bit of
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breathing space for air travelers, but you still have to wear the mask on that plane.
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Well, I think there still are some mandates in place against the unvaccinated. They still can't
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fly back to Canada without a quarantine that the unvaccinated, uh, so that the, uh, the double
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vaccinated are, are required to. So if you, if you've got family overseas as I do, and they want
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to come back, uh, you know, I'm going to a family college this summer. Uh, you know, my sister,
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little sister wants to come back. Well, she's got to sit in a COVID jail for two weeks before she's
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allowed to go to the cottage. Cause you know, the cottage is so full of people in civilization
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sitting there. Super spreader event. Yeah, yeah. Okay, Corey, this seems like a very,
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very, very long time coming. Of course, not all gone. But what do you think he's finally caved?
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You know, the conservatives have been banging away at this in question period. They put forward
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motions to lift restrictions. I think liberals with their NDP allies voted it down just days
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before, maybe even just the day before, if I'm not mistaken. And then, and then they've switched
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here. Well, what changed? I think Trudeau's infection was incidental and may have contributed
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towards this, but I think it was actually, I'll give some credit to Ryan Watson with that spit
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and chickless podcast, who was live tweeting his experience at Pearson airport that went viral. I
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mean, hundreds of thousands of people saw this and saw the video of the lineups, the ridiculousness,
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hours in line, people turning away. I mean, it embarrassed, as so often happens, the country
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was embarrassed. And he was outright saying, do not come to Canada. Do not come to Pearson
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International Airport, whatever you do, because this is a mess. And that's what it takes with
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this government when they get embarrassed and their back is against the wall. I mean, a week
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ago, they said the science said that it supports keeping these mandates. Today, they're literally
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saying the science supports getting rid of them.
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Oh, it was that morning. That morning, they held a press conference to say that, you know,
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keep the mandates. And then all of a sudden, the afternoon, you know, they threw all their
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enough's enough. We're looking stupid here.
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We've suffered a bit from that tyranny of the majority.
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Okay, 86% of Canadians had both vaccinations, so they didn't have any hindrance to the traveling.
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And a lot of them, unfortunately, they don't think of the rights of others.
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But it's like, well, it doesn't bother me, so I don't really care.
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But now that they see the havoc this is wreaking outside of there and it's just hitting everybody, now it's a wake-up call.
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It's not just that remaining 16% of unvaccinated.
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They're lifting the mandate on them next week too.
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Uh, I, I think you're right that it's, it's, we finally found a way that the majority, uh, who just aren't really caring about the minority, uh, just the way kind of people are, it's, as long as it doesn't affect them, it now was affecting them.
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And, you know, regular people are, want to fly around the country, uh, you know, the unvaccinated have been, it's not a Berlin Wall with anyone shooting at anyone, but you're not allowed to travel in Canada if you're unvaccinated, unless it's by automobile or on foot.
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I guess maybe you could take a snowmobile from a bicycle.
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If you want to travel around Canada, you have to fly pretty much,
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Now, as you're saying, Corey, what that's doing is breaking down the system.
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You're not allowed to work in a federal airport unless you're double vaccinated.
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And it's disproportionately as higher numbers of unvaccinated, even if still a minority, it was a higher number.
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So they lost a bunch of airport workers. They lost a bunch of pilots.
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And this stuff is just gumming up the system. It now finally affects the majority.
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But what politically was it? I mean, Pearson, I think the Pearson thing going viral was huge.
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It became the cause slab for at least a few days.
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But liberal MPs have been banging about this for weeks saying,
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guys, I know this may have been good politics in the last election,
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Maybe it just, I mean, Corey said it didn't really have anything to do with it,
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and now for the third time he's got COVID and he's flying around.
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Maybe he just realized, okay, this is getting silly.
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um but i honestly think too that the internal dissension was about to blow up publicly and uh
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so the last thing trudeau needs right now is another scandal because
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these governments starting to fall apart let's go back to the truckers here those those
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troublemaking truckers uh up to no good uh this was probably the one of the craziest of all
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restrictions we've seen i mean yeah we did see uh you know the alberta government was ordering
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the cops to go beat kids for playing hockey. I remember all effing KZU, kids playing hockey.
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We've seen churches shut down. We've seen all sorts of stuff, but stopping truckers who drive
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pretty much by themselves for weeks at a time, that was a pretty silly one. And that one's still
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in place. Is the government giving any reasoning for why a trucker shouldn't be allowed to cross
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the border? Other than saying the science, I think it's just, you know, as Corey's mentioned many
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times on his show, Trudeau's just vindictive. He's a petty little vindictive man, and he's
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going to keep his thumb on the truckers as long as he can.
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It's just pure spite. I mean, if we talk about the science, come on, anybody, and I'm sure
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they've been asked, show somewhere where this was a problem. I could accept it if you could
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show some science and say, look at this, these truckers are coming in and bringing in all
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this disease and infecting people and causing problems. Okay, then we've got something to
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talk about. But there's no evidence whatsoever that this particular, in fact, the fact that
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they exempted that when they lifted just about everything else. Shows just how petty and spiteful
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he is. The honk honks made him scared, and he's not going to get over it until the bitter end. He
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won't let go of those guys until he's absolutely poor. We should get some truckers on your show
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in the next little bit. The honking will continue until freedom improves. Yeah. And it's not just
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truckers, too. Take the military, for example. I think there were 1,200 people who lost their
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careers in the military. And now they're so screwed, they're doing a recruitment campaign.
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We should take all these retired soldiers and hire them in the Alberta Rat Patrol,
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You heard it here, the fired Canadian soldiers, settlers, and airmen.
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Speaking of Alberta Rat Patrol, the Alberta United Conservative Party leadership race.
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um hey you said it not me you like that segue i did yeah yeah rat patrol okay uh the ucp uh brass
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has set a date april 6 as i now have written down here uh april 6 uh alberta united conservative
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party members six what did i say april oh my god even though it's written down as october even
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though i wrote it right here okay uh october 6 united conservative party of alberta members
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will head to the polls and cast their votes. Actually, they might not head to the polls that
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day. They'll probably be online voting, things like that. And the party brass has also set the
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entry fees, $150,000 to get on the ballot, plus another $25,000 in a good behavior bond,
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essentially bond that goes up. So more or less, if you're watching this right now at home or at
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your desk, wherever you are, and you want to run to be Alberta United Conservative Party leader,
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you've got to pony up nearly $200,000 to get on the ballot.
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And that's not including any money you're going to need to raise the campaign,
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Dave, tell us about the announcement that came from the party.
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Candidates also have to get signatures, I think 200 signatures from five parts of the province,
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and equaling a thousand uh but the the the key thing is that money uh just to put it in as an
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example the ndp is having a leadership run just right next door in saskatchewan you know how much
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they're charging to run four thousand dollars did you miss a few zeros no no no zeros just three
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zeros and a four four thousand dollars well hell i'm gonna run i should go for saskatchewan ndp
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you should i think cory's got some ndp uh propaganda uh materials so just one province
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over it's not 4 000 it's 175 000 which i think is going to eliminate some people i think uh
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mayor mayor rock probably saw his dream uh come to an end uh i think the entry is more than the
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tax collection of the village that he's the mayor of like i think that's probably more than they
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they raise in Texas for the year? Without a doubt. I'm sure for the bigwigs, they'll be able to raise
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it. You know, the Smiths, the Janes, Taves. But it's going to be a hard slog for some of those
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people to try and raise that money. And if they do, as you said, you know, what are they going
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to need a couple more hundred grand to go campaigning around for a few months? So where's
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that going to come from? So Corey, we're going to get into who is probably going to be affected by
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this following with what Dave said. But first, why do you think the party said this? There's a
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few reasons they might do it. What do you think are the chief reasons they would do something like
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this? The main reason is they want to just keep it within the establishment and have it open and
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closed without as many headaches as possible. That's going to keep the number of people running low.
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I'd imagine what they would hope to be manageable and that it doesn't become sticky. But the optics
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of it are horrific. And it really, in my view, indicates they still don't get it. They don't
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understand why the grassroots people who like them have turned away from them. I mean, I've been
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debating online with some other individuals are saying, you know what, the person can't raise that
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much in two months, they don't deserve to be leader. Like, come on now. The conservatives
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were based on actually fundraising with thousands and thousands of small donors, not five or six
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big donors, because that's the only way anybody's going to raise that bar. So if you're talking,
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that's the connected, that's the old group, that's the old school. It's not saying they're bad or
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good, but that's the only ones who are going to be able to do it. It doesn't mean if a person
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can't raise that in two months, it doesn't mean they're a poor organizer. That's just, you've got
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realistic limitations going on. And they have exempted any of that. And people right now are
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looking for fresh blood. They're tired of the same old. I mean, the biggest complaint we saw
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leading into this is everybody running for this is a retread. And now you've just ruled out.
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I thought you may mispronounce that for a second.
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No, but either way, they've ruled out any fresh faces, you know, to a large degree.
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Or somebody might have inherited a million dollars and throw their hat in anyway.
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Well, they'll be just as whimsical as anybody else.
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And they're just trying to make life easier on themselves.
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So I think there's two reasons parties, two major reasons parties set financial barriers this large.
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One is to keep the number of candidates from getting out of hand.
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Now, officially, parties aren't allowed to use this as fundraising.
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They can't just take the money from this deposit and just throw it in the party's bank account, but they can use it to underwrite costs they were already spending, like the cost of fundraising calls, the party's staff.
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So the party can get financially ahead by having this kind of big entry fee.
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You know, one UCP board member I was speaking to said that, you know, they just would be unbearable to have the new leader come into a party in debt when the NDP has got millions in the bank already ready to go.
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I'm more inclined to think this is a bit of gatekeeping to an extent.
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So let's talk about who's going to be most affected by that.
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Yeah, it is elitist, but it is something to be said.
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If you can't raise this money, it doesn't mean you shouldn't be premier or shouldn't be leader,
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If you can't raise $175,000, there's just no way you were going to win anyway
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I mean, a person's going to be pretty serious for $50,000.
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I mean, you're not just going to flush that down the toilet.
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You better at least feel you've got a serious chance of contending for this.
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you're going to wipe out the ones who are going to do it to troll the campaign or the ones who
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really weren't serious or who were crazy, typically. Getting it that high, I mean,
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that's just getting so beyond the pale. As you said, you have to raise that, but perhaps, again,
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if you get that 50 to get in, you still have to demonstrate the ability to raise and organize,
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but with the months during the campaign, you may be able to demonstrate stuff.
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So what this is going to mean is, you know, say some of the smaller candidates like Todd Lohan,
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let's say he raises the money. He's not going to have a nickel to rub together, buy gas to
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tour around the province like they'll just you're fine you're on the ballot and maybe you can afford
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the gas to drive down to a few debates around the province but that's it you you don't have a
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campaign you can't hire staff now you can't hire uh you know the telephone phone bankers yeah you
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can't buy advertising on the western standard if you're watching candidates um you know you'll just
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have no money left over for any of that so it you know even if some of these guys get on the ballot
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but they're just going to be so completely uncompetitive because they won't be able to
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raise another penny beyond that. So let's talk about who this is going to affect the most. I
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think very reasonably, I mean, it's going to cut into all their campaign budgets, but as a
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percentage of disposable income, if we're going to use those terms, I think Brian Jean is going to
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be okay. I think Daniel Smith is going to be okay. Travis Taves will be okay. I expect if
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Michelle Rumpelgarner goes in, she'll be okay. But I think everyone after that is going to
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have some trouble. And then I guess we kind of put them into, take our bets, but kind of the
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two categories after that. Who are the people who are going to be able to meet it, but be pretty
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much tapped out? They're on the ballot, but they're not going to have any money to actually
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campaign. And who's not going to make it at all? Let's start. Who do you guys think are just not
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going to make it to the ballot, likely? I'm sorry, Mr. Merock. I don't know. Maybe he's
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independently wealthy. I mean, are there limits actually with these internal races? You've got
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to break a few donations. Yeah, there's, you could donate to your own campaign, but you can't
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underwrite the thing. Now, it's a bit ambiguous. You might be able to loan the whole thing to your
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campaign, and then you go find a bunch of donors to pay yourself back. But at the end of the day,
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if you can't do that, that means you made an illegal donation and you're in big trouble.
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Either way, ROC is a very highly unlikely one. Yeah. In fairness, we're just guessing, right?
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Two, Ms. Schultz, who announced this week, seems like a very credible candidate.
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Seems like she's a bit distant from Kenny's inner circle.
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She may, I mean, $175,000 has got to be pretty daunting to her.
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But we don't know who she's got on our campaign, right?
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I suspect she'll get on the ballot, but she's not going to have a lot left over to campaign with.
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So, you know, the day are the days of driving from town to town over anyways.
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I mean, if you just got a smart social media guy who can do lots of, you know, nice looking commercials and put out a message a day on Facebook and Twitter.
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But you can make a mark on a modest budget if you do it well.
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Yeah, if you hire, you know, just two or three people around you, you can get your message out.
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True, but I think there's an expectation in Alberta for a conservative leadership race that you're going to meet the candidate in person.
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And yeah, sure, you can go to Calgary and Edmonton, Red Deer, the big ones, but to get, you know, a lot of the members are disproportionately in rural Alberta, small towns, even villages, places where, like, Mayor Bill Rock is from.
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And that is a lot of travel, a lot of organization, a lot of gas.
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And I think there's an expectation, at least among those who are going to win, that they're doing those kinds of extensive tours.
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Before Jason Kenney kind of went sideways, his tour in that big blue truck was famous.
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He hit every friggin' little place with a stop sign in Alberta.
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Gas wasn't almost two bucks a liter at the time, though, right?
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So, I mean, hey, maybe some of them will have to sell their pickup trucks and buy smart cars to zip around the province.
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Oh, wouldn't that be a new look for the UCPA, smart cars.
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But no, just advertising on the Western standards is obviously the way to go.
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Whoever buys the most Western standard ads is going to win the whole thing.
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they've really got to start asking themselves though, like with that chunk put out, do I have
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anything left over? I mean, even if you have the donors, do you want to take their money and use
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it when you really don't think you have a solid chance of winning? You're just going to get
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transferred. You've got no money left to campaign. So I suspect that field's going to narrow soon.
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Yeah. Is the big figure also keeping people out that aren't in yet? I'm thinking of like people
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like the Drew Barnes of the world. Are they going to think 175 grand? That's it. I mean,
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Drew and, say, Todd could be positioned to put themselves as the anti-establishment candidates.
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I mean, right now, people are looking for change.
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They don't want to see old PC Tory land, and they're seeing all of that with all the others to a degree,
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though arguably Danielle and Brian are from outside, but they're established politicians.
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As I said, the old organizers used to, as you said, hit the rural areas and galvanize and, you know, $50 here, $20 there.
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It's a lot of work, but boy, if you get that ball rolling, they could corner, you know, a niche.
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Well, I think it's definitely going to thin the race.
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I think we'll, but what you're probably going to see
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Some of them right now know they are not running.
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They'll get some media and people will talk about them.
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And some will limp in through that first deposit.
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But by the time that last deposit comes, I think we're going to be down to five or six.
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Anything else we need to talk about in the CCP leadership?
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Oh, Brian Jean launches his campaign formally today.
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and Linda Slobodian, our columnist, is also covering it.
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Yeah, and then I think Gene will be back down in Calgary tomorrow.
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He's got an event tomorrow night at the Willow Park Golf Club, I believe.
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Which I'm not allowed in because I'm not a member.
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I don't think only people who are members of the golf course
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are going to be allowed to come to that brand new event.
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Our social media manager is a member, though, so we're covered.
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I wouldn't suspect you're trying to dodge work.
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Before we go, we want to thank another one of our wonderful sponsors, BitcoinWell.
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BitcoinWell is a longstanding sponsor of the Western Standard.
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These guys are an Alberta-based Western company.
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They've got ATMs set up right across Canada, not just in the West, but even into Ontario,
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in the form of Canadian federal dollars. But they've also got great programs set up. If you're
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a small business owner right now, you need to listen to what I'm saying. An important part of
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every boss's job is employee retention. One of the things we do to keep people sort of happy
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we pay 2% of their salary in Bitcoin, and then the company will match another 2% on top of that,
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but in Bitcoin. Bitcoin goes up and down, but in the long term, it's an excellent retainer of value.
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go to BitcoinWell.ca, is it? It is BitcoinWell.com, actually. BitcoinWell.com. Check it out. You can
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learn more about it. If you have any questions, actually, just email Corey, actually. Corey will
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help you. Sure. Yeah, Corey will help you. Steve Morgan at westernstandard.news. Corey will give
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you more information about it. And it's a rainy day. I should check to see if I have enough to
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retire. Well, that's why I only give you 2%. I don't want you retiring.
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come on. Thank you very much. We're not making it that generous. We got to keep you working for a
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while. All right. Well, that's it for today. Thank you all for joining us. Thank you, Corey and Dave,
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as usual, and all of you for joining us today on this glorious Western evening.
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That's it. That's all. Thank you. And God bless.