Western Standard - April 02, 2024


Trudeau's $42 Million Gun Buyback Yields No Firearms

Mentioned
Justin Trudeau
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Episode Stats


Length

45 seconds

Words per minute

185.61

Word count

141

Sentence count

7


Summary

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We believe that the issue is the illegal firearms getting into the hands of gangs and organized crime coming across the border, and the federal government should be focused on that, not on taking guns away from sport shooters, duck hunters and farmers.

Transcript

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00:00:00.000 Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's government has splurged $42 million on its firearm buyback
00:00:05.700 program without confiscating a single firearm to date. Should the federal government try again
00:00:10.540 to implement the program, would your government consider invoking the Sovereignty Act in a bid
00:00:15.260 to protect the property rights of law-abiding Albertans? Well, I call that a success that
00:00:19.080 they haven't been able to seize a single law-abiding firearms owner's gun. So I wish
00:00:24.180 them continued success at being able to achieve zero compliance with their program. And we are
00:00:29.340 not going to do anything to help them. We believe that the issue is the illegal firearms
00:00:34.100 getting into the hands of gangs and organized crime coming across the border. And the federal
00:00:38.980 government should be focused on that, not focusing on taking guns away from sport shooters, duck
00:00:43.880 hunters and farmers.