Ezra Levant dissects Brexit’s chaos, calling Theresa May’s broken referendum promises a betrayal of 17.4M voters and mocking her as a "better dancer than leader," while speculating Tommy Robinson could leverage MEP power. He then exposes Justin Trudeau’s credibility collapse—firing Jody Wilson-Raybould after 20 pressures, dismissing Grassy Narrows activists over unkept promises, and $1,500 fundraisers amid mercury poisoning concerns—contrasting him with strong female leaders like Thatcher or Gandhi. Polls show 37% Conservative support but only 12% for male-skeptic New Democrats, blaming Trudeau’s "male feminist" persona and media suppression of scandals like Sophie Grégoire’s MLK event performance. His reelection hinges on unraveling further controversies. [Automatically generated summary]
Here, I'm the Rebel Commander here at the Rebel.media.
And every Friday, at least when I'm in the city or near a computer, I like to do a one-hour live chat on YouTube.
And I don't think I need to tell you because I think you've probably been here before.
It's a super chat.
That's something YouTube invented.
a way for people to get their comments put in bright highlighted color, which are impossible to miss.
And I see them out of the corner of my eye.
And what's so great for us is that YouTube generously shares 70% of those funds with us, taking a very healthy 30% commission.
And really, when you think about it, is there any other industry in the world that the middleman gets a 30% cut?
I can't imagine.
But that's the tech monopolies for you.
I should say that I've discovered that Twitter's Periscope has something similar.
I think they call it super hearts, which sounds very romantic, actually.
So maybe we'll have to try that out too.
Today there's a number of things I want to talk about.
I mean, today is the day that Brexit was supposed to happen.
What a mess that is.
I'm open to some advice or information from our friends in the UK.
I find it boggling.
Can we get a picture?
I tweeted it yesterday, the video of Teresa May dancing in Africa.
Look, if you don't want to let Brits vote in a referendum on leaving the European Union, fine.
Then don't put the referendum to the people.
But the Conservative Party of the UK put the referendum to the people, said they would respect it, voted to respect it, set up the whole system.
17.4 million Brits voted to get out of the EU.
And for my friends on this side of the pond, just think of a United Nations that actually passes laws that are binding.
I mean, we laugh at the United Nations because it's just a bunch of corrupt third world kleptocrats.
But imagine if the United Nations passed laws and those laws became the law in America, in Canada.
We'd go nuts.
Well, that's how the UK feels.
They are outvoted anytime by France, Germany, whatever.
And a vast majority of laws in the United Kingdom were not even written or approved by the United Kingdom.
They were written in Brussels, Belgium.
Very infuriating.
My point is, it was the Conservative Party that put a Brexit referendum to the people two years ago, more than two years ago.
It was in 2016.
It was before Trump even became president.
If you didn't mean it, don't do it.
And they've been delaying and obfuscating for more than two years, and they're just not going to do it.
And let me show you Theresa May, the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, the leader of the Conservative Party.
This is how I'll always remember her.
Take a look.
What is that?
What did I see?
Is that some strange illness?
Like some what?
Like open the fridge, put something in the fridge, close the fridge, grind the coffee, grind the coffee, stir the paint, stir the paint.
What was going on?
Could we watch that one more time?
It just felt so uncomfortable.
Put it up.
It's like sometimes when your spine is fused, like, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Her spine is fused.
And, you know, ow, that looks painful.
Maybe she's got arthritis.
Maybe she's, you know, sometimes quadriplegics have that exoskeleton that lets them, like a metal exoskeleton that lets them stand up or something.
What's this?
Well, what's this?
What's that?
What's she doing?
What is she doing?
And her knees are so, oh my God, I just, I. What does that got to do with Brexit?
Nothing other than, I mean, can we interpolate or extrapolate anything from that?
Other than she's a little bit odd.
There's only one thing I can take away from that.
She is a better dancer than she is a leader of the United Kingdom.
And that's not just my opinion.
Everyone hates her.
The Remainers, the Levers, the EU on the continent, everyone despises her.
And yeah, I see Vincent Oldfield.
She looks like she has BSE, bovine spongiform encephalitis.
That's what, like scrapie or mad cow disease.
She looks like she has some madness or something there.
Unbelievable.
All right, so that's the, today is what was supposed to be Brexit Day.
Hey, I got a question for you for my UK friends and for friends on this side of the Atlantic who follow Tommy Robinson as I do.
In fact, the reason I wasn't here last week is I was visiting Tommy in London last Friday.
If the United Kingdom stays in the EU for a couple more months, there will be another round of elections for what they call the European Parliament.
Now you think, what's the European Parliament?
It's a joke.
Well, it's sort of a joke.
Other than Nigel Farage, I don't think 1% of Brits could name a single MEP member of the European Parliament.
Can you get the Janice Atkinson promo reel, the very, very first Janice Atkinson vid we did announce it?
We have an MEP who does vids for the Rebel.
Her name is Janice Atkinson.
And she's a very pleasant lady, very smart lady, very tough lady.
She was supposed to be out of a job today because today was supposed to be the day that the UK left.
And so she wouldn't be an MEP anymore.
But if the UK's staying on, and I don't even know what the latest is, you know, I just, I can't follow it minute by minute.
But if they stay in long enough, there'll be another round of European elections.
And here's the thing.
In the United Kingdom, when they elect their parliament, they do so in the same way that we do here in Canada.
We have different districts or electoral districts or ridings, as they're sometimes called.
And it's first past the post, as they say.
So you could have four people running, and it's just simply whoever has the highest number wins.
So in that circumstance, I don't think Tommy Robinson could win a seat in the British Parliament.
I just don't think there's any one district where Tommy would have more votes than any other person.
Again, you don't need an outright majority in first past the post.
You just got to be ahead of the other guys.
I don't think, I don't know, I don't think Tommy would get more votes than anyone else in any riding in the UK.
But the system by which they elect their MEPs, they're members of the European Parliament, the system by which Janet was elected, Janice was elected, excuse me.
It's a it's a strange, they go to the let's say they have a jurisdiction, Southeast England.
They don't just have one MEP.
They have, they elect, I don't know, is it six or something or three or whatever, and they go to the first one and then the next, like they go down a list.
So you, there are people who are MEPs who only got, let's say, 10% of the vote.
It's a complicated system, and I don't want to try and explain it because I'll probably get it wrong.
I studied it.
I tried to grok it.
Basically, you put a party list forward and they go to the number one on this party and then that party's put aside and then who's the number one left?
And then, anyhow, it's an interesting method.
Let me sum it up by saying Tommy could win.
In fact, if Tommy put a little party together, Tommy's team or something, and he could run with other like-minded people, I think Tommy Robinson could be a member of the European Parliament.
And why would that be good?
Because number one, it would give him great authority.
He would be an elected official.
Number two, it would give him resources, whether that's travel, a staff budget, office budget.
It would give him access to other resources.
It would give him access to places.
You can't say no to an MEP when he wants to go here or there.
It would give him security, most likely.
And of course, it would give him a platform, a forum.
Let me show you.
I mentioned it before and I hear in my ear that we have it.
Let me show you the video of Janice Atkinson, our reporter in the UK who is part of the European Parliament right now.
And if they stay in the EU, she'll be an MEP for a while.
Justin Trudeau's Unexpected Move00:15:21
Yeah, take a look.
All around you wrote birds, literally.
Yeah, I've got your attention now.
Don't be afraid.
No, no, no, no.
What don't you understand?
You're at border though, cultures like deficit is a threat.
You're obsessed with the gender agenda.
Please, we women don't need special treatment.
And it's hacking since.
So she does reports for us.
We sort of thought today would be her last day as an MEP, but look, I don't know the latest up to the second, but I think she's going to be an MEP for a while longer.
I would absolutely support Tommy as an MEP.
I think that would be very exciting.
But that's just a lot of throat clearing on my part.
I have other things I want to show you.
And back to this side of the aisle, this side of the Atlantic.
I'm going to show you Justin Trudeau, who just a few months ago was impervious to opposition.
Because he had this saying, sunny ways.
Just smile and wave, smile and wave.
Take selfies.
Don't get into the weeds on any issue.
Just come across as nice and let the meanies in the Conservative Party talk about substance.
No one cares anyways.
My colleague Sheila Gunreed calls him Baron von novelty socks, which I think is hilarious, because his shtick is, look at my socks, look at my socks.
Can we get the picture of him showing Angela Merkel the socks?
I mean, I think it's funny if a man of substance and importance has cool socks.
I think that's a funny thing that you notice once, you remark on once, and then it should really never come up again.
And then once in a while it's an answer to a trivia question.
But with Justin Trudeau, his fancy socks, his novelty socks, and they're of the strangest variety.
See, here he is meeting that lady in the peach-colored jacket.
You may be able to identify her, even though she's not looking in the camera.
That is Angela Merkel.
She's the Chancellor of Germany, the longest-serving European leader, perhaps the most important European leader, certainly on the continent, biggest economy.
She's the one who said immigration policy for the whole continent.
She has a lot of things to say about the EU.
Justin Trudeau goes to meet Angela Merkel, who I don't know, I don't think I've ever seen Angela Merkel laugh in her life.
I don't think her temperament is one to tell jokes.
I don't think she's capable of it.
And I don't think that's a flaw, by the way.
She has other numerous flaws, but the fact that she's as serious as a heart attack, in my mind, is not a flaw.
And Justin Trudeau, hey, hey, excuse me.
Hey, Angela.
Angela, hi, it's me, Justin Trudeau.
Hi from Canada.
Hey, hey, it's me from Canada.
Hey, can I show you something?
Hey, Angela, can I show you something?
Look at my socks.
Hey, do you see that?
Hey, no, seriously.
No, come on, seriously.
No, come back here.
No, it's great.
No.
Hey, hey, look at my socks.
Hey, everybody.
Hey, everybody.
Did you see that group of people?
So they're all looking at his socks.
Let's say you were at a business event or anything that wasn't like a light-hearted social event.
That's not a light-hearted social event.
I don't know.
It was at a NATO meeting or some G7 summit.
If you went to do some important deal, if you went, I'm not talking about a funeral, but if you went to a serious matter and someone who's supposedly a principal, a frontline guy, a leader of a 35 million person country like, hey, hey, can I show you my sock?
Yeah, man, well, we were going to talk about the economy and we were going to talk about fighting terrorism and we were, you know, they were probably going to talk about global warming.
They're probably going to talk about taxes.
They're probably going to talk about how to handle Russia, how to handle ISIS, probably how to handle China, a trade deal.
There's a lot of things to talk about.
And the shiny pony said, hey, I want to show you my socks.
Are you like a special ed kid that like this is your lucky socks or something?
And we all have to pretend that, yeah, that's really cute.
That's Justin Trudeau.
And that seemed to work for three years.
I don't think it actually worked on most Canadians, but it certainly worked on the media.
But the shine started coming off.
The Teflon started eroding two months ago, two and a half months ago.
Not quite two months ago.
When the Globe and Mail national newspaper here in Canada revealed that Trudeau fired his attorney general because she wouldn't drop a criminal prosecution against SNC Lavilan, a corrupt engineering company based in his hometown of Montreal.
And he and his staff pressured her 20 times, 10 meetings, 10 phone calls, and a bunch of emails and texts on top of that, to drop the criminal prosecution of his buddies.
And she just wouldn't.
And in fact, today, can you find that CBC story just today?
I just saw it, that she apparently recorded a call.
She recorded a phone call with Trudeau.
That is heavy, heavy.
That's just breaking today.
So they were trying to pressure this justice minister, this attorney general, to drop the criminal trial.
And that's like saying, hey, my buddy Al Capone.
Yeah, look at this.
Wilson Raybould recorded conversations as she faced pressure over SNC Lavalinfile.
Why would she do that?
It's not a normal human thing to record conversations with peers.
It's just not normal.
If you're a reporter and you're interviewing someone, sometimes you record them for the purpose of being very accurate.
And if it's a controversial interview, you want to have a record of it so someone can't dispute it.
But if you're colleagues, if you're in cabinet with each other, you don't record each other.
That's weird.
If there's a cabinet meeting, someone takes notes called minutes, and everyone looks them over and says, yeah, that's what we agreed.
But to record a conversation with the prime minister, why would you do that?
You do that if you think things are going really sideways and you think he's going to say something that he'll later deny, something that is very important, that is like trying to tell you to do something corrupt.
I think that's extraordinary news.
So my point is, for the last almost two months, the story of him firing his attorney general and then the other cabinet minister, Jane Philpott, quitting in solidarity with her, and then the quitting of his closest advisor, Gerald Butts, and then the quitting firing of the top civil servant in the country, Michael Wernick, and then the quitting of Selena Cesar Chavan.
Disaster, disaster, disaster.
And what it's done is it's shown that that happy sock boy, Baron von Novelty Socks, the selfie guy, can we get the picture of him in the pride parade hugging two girls?
You know the one I'm talking about?
Justin Trudeau gives speeches here and there, but his most common venue is in front of kids because they don't ask tough questions.
And he can say his banalities about, we're for Canadians in the middle class and those working hard to join it, and we believe in climate action.
Look at this, look at this, look at this.
So that's Justin Trudeau, a married man, at a pride parade with two girls.
I'm going to say the one on the left, just given the size of that tat.
I'm guessing she's in her 20s.
The one on the right wouldn't surprise me if she's a teenager.
That's not just an arm hug, that's an arm and leg hug.
That's your prime minister, and that's his safe space.
Probably not safe for those girls.
Can we get the picture of him with the topless girl?
It's a little bit harder to find.
He goes to these pride parades, and he loves taking pictures with naked or half-naked women, actually.
I can imagine, and can you also, while you're at it, call up the Gian Gameshi tou le Monde en parle, where his wife talks about a threesome with Jean Gameshi?
Do you know the one I'm talking about?
So he's got this frisson of sexuality, always inappropriate.
Is that appropriate for any grown man in his 40s who's married to do?
The whole thing, the whole thing.
Is it appropriate for a grown man married to hug in what can only be called a full-body contact?
Like it's one thing to hug someone with your arms, but to hug them with your arms and your legs.
Is that appropriate for a grown man to do?
Well, I mean, here's another shot.
Here's another picture.
Now it's blurred a little bit.
At another pride parade, I don't want to get too forensic here, but I think the lad might actually be aroused.
Sorry to say it.
Sorry to point that out.
I think he's a little bit excited about posing next to a girl who can't be, can't be older than 20, naked.
She's half naked, and the prime minister of the country thinks that's just cool.
And a quick inspection of his pants says he's cool and hot at the same time.
And he's just a dirty, I'm not going to say dirty old man, he's just a dirty middle-aged man.
Will you agree with me on that?
But my point is, this was all sort of cool.
Hey guys, it's really good.
Did you see my socks?
Anybody want a selfie?
Especially girls?
Hey, girls.
So that started falling apart when he fired his female Attorney General.
And another female, namely Jane Philpot, quit.
And then another female of color, Selena Cesar Chavan, quit.
And it's just the Teflon's come off.
So that same old BS, it's not clicking anymore.
I see a super chat there.
Proud Boys Calgary says, feminist Trudeau, the lady doth protest too much, methinks.
Queen Gertrude and Hamlet, Shakespeare was indeed the master.
That's exactly it about male feminists.
They protest too much.
You know what that means, eh?
Another way of saying that is you're a heat bag.
It's like a friend of mine used to say, when you're crossing the border between Canada and the U.S., you have a quick chat with the border security.
And if you're cool, you just go through and say, hey there, yeah, nothing.
Or even say, yeah, I bought 20 bucks worth of stuff.
Here's my receipts.
Do you want me to pay HST on it?
Whatever.
If you're stressed, if you've got something on your mind, you say, hey, officer, yeah, no, we have, without even being asked, yeah, no, we haven't been smoking marijuana.
No, no, hey, officer, no, we definitely don't have any marijuana on us.
And yeah, officer, no way.
Say no to drugs, okay?
Like if you're running a little hot like that, if you're a heat bag, yeah, no one brought up marijuana, guys, but it sure is on your mind.
Why don't you pull the car over and we'll just, we'll just take a look through your stuff for a sec.
That's what a male feminist is.
That's the allusion to she doth protest too much.
The lady doth protest too much.
Justin Trudeau, always talking about being a feminist.
Normal people don't do that.
Hey guys, do you know I'm a feminist?
Do we have this young Gomeshi Toulamond nonprolong?
If you just Google T-L-M-E-P Trudeau Gomeshi, I bet it'll show up on, oh, okay.
Anyway, so just I'm going to call for the Aboriginal clip in a moment.
So Justin Trudeau was at a fundraiser, I think he was in Halifax, at $1,500 a pop.
That's a big fundraiser in Canada.
I know they do it much bigger in the States.
So $1,500 a pop to listen to Trudeau.
And I've listened to a lot of his speeches.
They're pretty empty.
Like I say, he specializes in talking to kids.
He really doesn't change his script when he talks to grown-ups.
I could probably give a full Trudeau speech right now.
Trudeau speeches are never very long.
They're only about 15 minutes most.
He talks about fighting hard for the middle class and those working hard to join it.
He talks about climate action.
He talks about how diversity is our strength.
And that's pretty much about it.
The lad doesn't have a bigger repertoire than that.
So I don't know why anyone would pay $1,500 to go hear a Trudeau speech at a fundraiser other than for access.
So some Aboriginal activists from an Indian band in Western Ontario called Grassy Narrows, it's a small Indian band, and only about 950 folks live on the reserve.
And the thing is, this reserve has mercury poisoning because there was some old mill up the river.
And this mercury poisoning is a terrible, terrible thing.
And it's called Minamata.
disease named after a city in Japan where it was really studied.
So they've got this Minimata.
He's like, it's terrible.
God forbid, you should never wish mercury poisoning even on your enemies.
It's the worst.
And it's so sad.
And Trudeau, two years ago, actually with Jane Philpott, one of the cabinet ministers who quit, promised to build sort of something called a Mercury house, a place to really help the families, help them heal.
So good.
He said he would do something, but that was two years ago, and they haven't done it.
He just hasn't done it.
So one or two or three, I'm not quite sure, people from that dirt poor Indian reserve, Grassy Narrows, bought tickets to this $1,500 Chopin broccoli.
Do you think Trudeau will actually be removed?
I'll get to that, Chopin.
Promises Unfulfilled00:04:10
Thank you.
So three people from the Indian band or from their friends or associates, I don't know if they were lawyers or whatever.
I don't know if they were actually Aboriginal themselves.
Buy tickets for this fundraiser.
That's a lot of money to spend just to heckle a guy.
And they only heckled them for maybe 15 seconds before they were ushered out.
But watch what Trudeau says.
So let me just recap.
$1,500 a plate, reception.
People from Grassy Narrows, which has mercury poisoning, trying to get him to keep his promise that he made to them in 2017.
And listen to what he says.
Take a look.
Best in middle class and in people working hard to join.
Thank you very much.
Thank you for being here tonight.
Thank you.
People in Grassy Narrow are suffering for mercury poisoning.
You.
Thank you for being here.
Thank you very much for your donation tonight.
I really appreciate the donation to the Liberal Party of Canada.
And as we know, the Liberal Party is filled with different perspectives and different opinions, and we respect them all.
And our commitment to reconciliation continues to be strong and committed.
And we will continue to engage.
Thank you, sir, for your donation to the Liberal Party of Canada.
I really appreciate you being here tonight.
Thank you for being here.
That is why we are moving forward on reconciliation in a real and tangible way.
Thank you, sir.
Thank you for being here tonight.
Thank you for highlighting how important reconciliation is.
Thank you for being here tonight, sir.
Thank you very much for your donation to the Liberal Party.
So as I was saying.
Hey, you guys, you're dying from mercury poisoning, eh?
I promised that I would help you, and I didn't.
So you took what few dollars you have in the band, and you paid $1,500 to come to talk to me, and I'm getting my staff to get you out.
They weren't violent.
They were a little disruptive, sure, but they paid their $1,500.
Thank you.
Thank you for paying money.
Thank you for your donation.
Thank you for your donation.
And while he's shooing them out, he's actually saying to them, we believe in an array of opinions, but while he's kicking them out, he's lying to them.
We believe in a diversity of opinions.
While he's kicking them out, he's lying to them.
While he's obviously upset with them, he's saying thank you to them.
He's lying to them.
They want money for mercury treatment.
And he's saying thank you for your money that you've given to me for the Liberal Party.
And the crowd cheered, which is so, so, so gross.
But what I found just so funny, I talked about this the other day on the show, is that he's using those lines to them as attacks, as insults, as sneers, as mockery.
But those are the same lines he says to everybody when he's pretending he likes them.
So he will go on to say to the remaining people in the room, thank you for supporting the Liberal Party.
We believe in a diverse point of view.
We believe in reconciliation with Aboriginal peoples or whatever he said.
So he just sort of said the lies.
The lies.
Anyway, my point is that was such a disaster.
He actually gave the closest thing I've ever seen him give to an apology, which is very rare.
Just unbelievable.
The shine is coming off.
And I showed you a moment ago those news that Jody Wilson-Rabold actually recorded some of her calls.
That's stunning.
That shows how panicked she was about the way things.
I mean, in my entire life, I mean, I'm a journalist, so sometimes I record phone calls when I do an interview.
But to record someone because you think a fight is coming is such an extreme move.
Detecting Lies Immediately00:07:26
And that's what one cabinet minister did to the prime minister?
Holy moly.
I think the worst is still to come.
Anyhow, I hear in my ear that we have that clip of Trudeau and Jean Gameshi.
Oh, I think I missed the super chat.
Let me go there.
TJ, Ezra, happy fourth season.
Here's $20 for your next Alberta Elections Billboard lawsuit and also inevitably for a future federal election billboard lawsuit, too.
That is so funny that you say that.
Curious looking inside.
Much support for what you're doing.
Hey, thanks very much.
You know what?
Oh, and we've got Proud Boys Calgary Feminist True.
Oh, yeah, I already read that one.
Justin, when we're done, this, I'm going to refer to the Elections Canada apologies, okay?
Proud Boys Calgary mentioned Gertrude from, I think that was from Hamlet.
And if I'm going, it's been a while since I read Hamlet, but anyway, I'm going to get into Hamlet.
We don't have time.
But a male feminist, when you see a male feminist, it sometimes works on women.
Can we also get the Rosie Barton love one that we used in the monologue?
Thanks.
Maybe we'll even start with that if you could find that one.
Thanks.
You know, male feminists, of course you do.
If you're a guy, you detect them immediately.
I think it's Professor Gad Sadd who came up with an academic idea from male feminists.
And he uses a swear, but it's really funny.
So I'm not going to say the swear.
He calls male feminists sort of a, I think it's Gad Sad.
He calls them, he says it's a genetic strategy, a mating strategy, called being a sneaky effer.
And obviously F is F-U-C-K-E-R.
Being a sneaky effer.
As in you, you, oh, I'm just, I'm, no, no, no, I'm not an alpha male.
I'm not, I'm not just here for sex.
I'm just a feminist like you.
And he's sort of a sneaky effort.
He sneaks in and he mates with the females.
So we're talking about a biological pass on your genetic material theory.
That's what a male feminist is.
And every male can detect a male feminist immediately because they're running hot.
It's like the funny hypothetical I said of someone showing up at the border and instead of just being cool and answering questions, says, officer, no, no drugs in the car.
Who would ever bring drugs in the car?
I know you didn't ask me, but I'm just telling you in advance, there's no drugs in the car, officer, none, and no alcohol in the back seat either.
Did I say the back seat anywhere?
Like, if you're running that hot, that's what a male feminist is.
And every guy can detect it.
And it's someone who's a sneaky effer who's doing that as a trick to entrap women.
Jean Gameshi, friend of Justin Trudeau's, actually was a guy who took women's studies in college.
What guy takes women's studies?
No real guy does that, except if you want to be surrounded by women.
Now, I suppose a typical fella isn't interested in many of the kind of women that would be in a women's studies class.
But either Jean Gameshi wasn't particularly picky, or if he said, well, if there's going to be 100 women in this big classroom and only one guy, moi, I could have my pick of the litter.
And indeed he did.
He portrayed himself as a super feminist male feminist, but of course it turned out that he was an abusive, not a rapist, but he would physically smash the women he was with.
And he would say, oh, that's just 50 shades of gray, ladies.
A couple more super tweets.
Where do I put my vote, Shear or Mad Max?
I would prefer Max, but I do not want to split the vote.
Well, that's a tough question right there, isn't it?
I don't know if there's any riding in the country where the People's Party would come ahead of the Conservatives.
But if you're in a riding where neither party looks, where the Conservatives don't look like they are going to win, why not vote with your heart?
But if you're in a riding that's close and the Conservatives have a chance, I think it does make sense to support the Conservatives.
TJ says, and here's exactly $10 for your new hip talent, Miles McInnes.
Yeah, thanks very much.
Anyway, let me get back to Jean Gameshi.
I want to show you.
Yeah, I'm going to, yeah, I'll start with Rosemary Barton.
There is one group upon which male feminists works.
Men can detect a male feminist immediately because he's a scammer, he's a schemer, he's gross, he's a trickster, he's a sneaky effer.
But some women, especially lonely women, they fall for the male feminist.
And I want to show you an interview by Rosemary Barton, who's a lonely woman of a certain age in Ottawa.
She is a journalist at CBC's The National.
And she had an interview with Justin Trudeau, male feminist.
And we've taken the words out and we've put a love song behind it.
But this is the target market for male feminists.
Take a look at this journalist.
Is this an interview or is this an episode of The Bachelorette?
Is this an interview or is this a Tinder date?
Take a look.
If you could do any other job and you have to answer, what would it be?
I'd be a school teacher.
I knew you were going to say that.
I don't know.
What aspirational?
Aspirational.
Something you haven't done.
No, it'd be that.
It'd be maybe running the school.
Something at the U.N., something at the...
I don't know.
Once I'm done politics, I'm done politics.
Last book you've read or the book you're reading?
I just finished The Patch, which was Chris Turner's history of the oil patch.
But I'm also about to start the new Ken Fallen, the third book that is the sequel to Dillers of the Earth.
That's your nerdy side?
No, that's Maria.
Sci-fi.
Nerdy side.
No, no, it's not.
It's not sci-fi.
It's just a sleeping historical epic, I'm sure, but I haven't seen it.
What kind of music are you listening to?
If you have time, what's up?
You know, I'm not single.
It's been a while since I've been single.
But that is exactly how a first date goes.
Hey, what kind of music are you listening to?
You reading any books lately?
If you had a dream job, what would it be?
Let's walk together through the snow.
Maybe we won't hold hands yet, but I hope the date ends when we're holding hands.
That was not an interview.
That was a date.
Tough As Nails Women00:10:43
Eskimo 56, male feminists are like cuttlefish.
Just search for the Blue Planet Planet Earth episode with them, and you'll understand the small ones pretend to be girls to sneak in and meet.
Yeah, that's what I mean by Gad Sad's sneaky effort.
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We don't have anything like that in Europe, but we have Koran bombing right now in Denmark.
Okay, I don't know what that means, but I'll check it out.
I've been to Denmark.
Very interesting.
A lot going on there.
D. Mihalaki, if your conservative MP supports M103, vote PPC.
That's a good point.
Yes, there are some conservative MPs that could make themselves disqualified.
But generally, look, you got to beat Trudeau.
Okay, so I'm going to bring this on home now.
There's three more things I want to show you.
I want to show you when male feminist Justin Trudeau meets male feminist Jeanne Gameshi with Sophie Trudeau, who's really, really odd.
But listen, we're all odd in our own ways.
I'm odd.
I think Sophie and Justin are a punishment for each other.
Imagine this.
Watch this clip of male feminist Justin Trudeau and male feminist Jian Gameshi.
And Sophie Trudeau makes a cameo.
Take a look.
Because you're very handsome.
Thank you, Justin.
Justin.
I think because the show.
You're very handsome, Trudeau says to Gameshi.
And did you hear what Sophie Trudeau said?
Kiss him.
And then Trudeau gives her a knowing wink.
Can you play that again?
Because that went by so quick.
This is on a show called Toulamont En Prale, which is a show in Quebec, but obviously they were all speaking English.
English is Jean Gameshi's first language.
English is Justin Trudeau's first language.
Sophie, French is her first language.
But really, they're all talking about the language of love.
Take a look at this again.
Because you're very handsome.
Thank you, Justin.
Justin.
I think because the show has a rep. Is that creepy?
That's creepy.
That is very creepy.
I want to ask you to look up one more video, and it's the Sophie Gregoire juice parody video that Sheila did.
It's so gross.
It's so, so, so, so gross.
But in the meantime, can you throw up the Angus Reed thing?
And I'll talk about that for a couple minutes while you get the Sophie Gregoire juicer.
So what's my point?
You've got a male feminist, Justin Trudeau, who managed to grope and grab girls all the time, maybe with his wife's permission.
Maybe his wife doesn't actually have a problem with him giving an arm and leg hug to young girls at a pride parade.
Maybe she doesn't have a problem with what he does because as you saw in that clip on TV a moment ago, maybe she actually is fine with him kissing another man or something.
I don't know.
I just don't even know what to make of all that.
But I think the mystique is broken.
The Teflon is scraped off.
And Justin Trudeau's been having a tough go of it because he's no longer credibly a feminist or a lovable guy.
He's revealed to be a bit of an asshole, as I showed you in that Aboriginal interaction.
But look at this new poll from Angus Reed.
Show me the gender breakdown.
Leave this on here and if you want to grab that, Sophie, yeah, thanks.
So this is a new poll, massive sample size, 5,289 people in this poll.
As people who know polls will understand, that is an enormous sample size, which means it's quite likely an accurate poll.
So you can see on the left that the Conservatives lead the Liberals, 37% to 28%.
That's a pretty good lead.
But look in the middle there, men.
Almost half the men in Canada are ready to vote Conservative, 46%.
There was a question earlier about the People's Party of Canada.
5% of men are ready for that.
5% of men are going to vote for the Black Québécois.
Remember, that's just in one province, so that's 20% in Quebec.
6% of men would consider voting for the Green Party.
Could be.
Those are the male feminists.
12% of men say they would vote for the New Democrats.
Those are probably Black Lives Matter activists, environmental extremists, other identity grievance groups.
Only 25% of men in Canada would vote for the Liberal Party.
25%?
That is so low.
You can see 31% of women would, which is why the total number is 28%.
But only, you have four men in the room, you have eight men in the room, only two of them would vote for Trudeau.
But I think he comes across as that creepy weirdo on Toulou Mont en parle.
And when things were really going sideways, he had an emergency rally trying to buttress the troops.
And let me show you who spoke that day in addition to Trudeau.
Catherine McKenna, his one of his lieutenants on the global warming file.
I just want you to, so you've got a big problem with men because you come across as an insincere, sneaky effer, as Gad said would say.
You're a fake feminist, you're a male feminist, you're a bit of a weirdo.
So only one in four men would even consider voting for you.
Holy moly.
And who do you roll out to win the men over?
You bring in sort of a guy's guy to say, all right, guys, here's why you've got to vote for Trudeau.
I don't know if they have anyone like that in the Liberal Party.
New, they roll out pretty much the opposite.
A shrieking, shouting Herodin, a battle axe, screaming about global warming.
And when I say screaming, well, you tell me, is this screaming or shouting?
How would you characterize this?
So let's talk about climate change for a second.
Who believes it's real?
Who believes in science?
We got a report last year that said we have 12 years to take serious climate action.
We are all in this together.
We need to act.
And just remember last year.
Who remembers last summer?
Who remembers the extreme heat that we felt last summer?
Who remembers that people literally died of extreme heat?
I've called people, I've called mothers in British Columbia where there were forest fires.
Remember those forest fires?
And guess what?
They were scared for their kids to go outside because the air quality was so bad.
Shouting or screaming.
I take back the screaming.
I think it was more shouting.
I think I would use the word hectoring.
So let's say you're just a regular guy, got your high school degree, maybe you got a few years of college, maybe you're skilled trades, maybe you work in a factory, maybe you're a truck driver, maybe you went to college, maybe you got, maybe you're an accountant, maybe you're an engineer, whatever.
You're a real guy, you got a wife and kids, you're normal guy, trying to pay the bills, and this shouty lecturing, who remembers last summer?
Who remembers how hot it was?
So you got to pay more taxes?
Holy cow.
Oh my God.
I think they're going to drive that number down.
And I think it's because it's not because she's a woman.
Men actually vote for women candidates at a greater proportion than women vote for women candidates.
Did you know that?
Margaret Thatcher won the votes of men.
Indira Gandhi won the votes of men.
Golda Meir won the votes of men.
And she was this close to dropping a nuke in the 1973 war, by the way.
Men don't have problems voting for women.
You know, can you find it?
I don't even care if you can find it.
Margaret Thatcher, when she was asked, do the, I don't know how you even Google it.
She was asked by a reporter, do any reporters go easy on you because you're a woman?
And she said, no, and I don't go easy on the men.
I don't even know how to find that.
I'm obviously not remembering it very well.
But the point is, Margaret Thatcher was the iron lady.
Emphasis on the Thatcher go easy because she's a woman.
I'm going to see if I can find that clip.
I can't find it.
Sorry about that.
I can't even remember.
I can't even remember the exact wording.
I'm trying to make the case that there are tough as nails women out there that don't shriek and hector and cajole and just, there are tough as nails women out there who compel people to support them regardless.
And the whole fake feminism thing, I think that's, it can be powerful if it's, if it comes across as progressive and helpful and positive.
But I think it's being revealed in Trudeau to be a bit of a false front, just like his false front of Aboriginal support.
I just really think so.
All right, it's 1247.
Let's End on a Positive Note00:10:05
Let's see if there's any more super chats.
Craig McDonald shrieking harping, Proud Boyce Calgary Climate Barbie was Alexandria Okesia-Cortez before AOC was AOC.
That's right.
Just incredible.
Okay, we've got a few minutes left.
Oh, I want to show you one last thing.
And you're probably saying, Ezra, what are you doing?
What are you doing here?
What's your point?
My point is, I think that the wheels are coming off the bus for Justin Trudeau.
And things that the media have been ignoring for years, they're finally focusing on because they've become disillusioned.
They were entranced, and I think that's over now.
I got a question for you.
I want to show you a video by Sophie Gregoire Trudeau.
Now, I should tell you right now, I know that this is a joke.
This is a comedy sketch, so I'm not playing dumb.
So I know it was an attempt at humor, okay?
So I just want you to see what that attempt at humor was.
And I'm going to show that to you.
And my point is, this was absolutely ignored by the mainstream media.
Do you think this would be ignored if this were Stephen Harper's wife Lorene or if this were Melania Trump?
Oh, the way the media goes after Melania.
Oli, I see your super chat.
I'll come back to that in a minute.
I want to show you Sophie Gregoire Trudeau.
This isn't obscure.
She did this on TV.
Have you seen this before?
Take a look.
Oui, ce sont les chercheurs de la NASA qui ont inventé ce produit dans les années 80.
Tu sais, quand tu as des kilomètres de la Terre dans une station spatiale, les odeurs féminines, ça devient un petit peu encombrant.
So Nazareth, we transformed this moiety, and the spatial limits of the astronomers.
L'odeur féminine, mais le goût féminin en un véritable goût de thé glacé.
Alors, ce que tu me dis, c'est que le thé glacé que je bois maintenant est fait de...
Tout à fait, John.
Tu sais, ta femme n'a qu'à prendre une dragée, taste ovule, et une heure après, elle va à la salle de bain, récupère ses fruits corporels et les mélange à un peu d'eau et de citron.
Voilà, le tour est joué.
C'est incroyable.
But as a function of the music, John, taste the power of non-broad flaberens, as all these stole and fair.
Flaborenze metabolise le fer du sang, ce qui permet d'en modifier le goût et l'odeur.
Le thé glassique que tu m'as servi tout à l'heure, qui était vraiment délicieux, est-ce qu'il vient à d'autres savants?
You know, I'm not going to make you watch any more of that.
I'm not going to make you watch any more of that.
Because I don't hate you.
Now, let me just say that it's hard to be funny.
It's really the hardest thing.
Anyone can be serious.
There's a lot of range of emotions or styles.
Anyone can be angry.
Anyone can be noisy.
But being funny is the hardest of all.
It's so hard to be funny.
And she failed.
But no one, no one was there to say, no, no, no, this is not a good idea.
This is just, don't do it.
No, she didn't have any friends.
Just the whole team said, yeah, that's really good.
Okay, so it happened.
Do you think of Melania Trump?
That's Justin Trudeau's wife, in case you missed the point.
If that was Stephen Harper's wife, if that was Melania Trump, Donald Trump's wife, if that was the wife of any conservative leader, that would be not a heavy news, not a serious news, and certainly not grounds to disqualify Justin Trudeau as prime minister.
What does a bizarre, super gross comedy sketch by his wife, I don't even think they were married by then, maybe the word.
That's got nothing to do with him running a country, does it?
No.
But half the criticisms of Melania or Lorene Harper have nothing to do with their husbands either.
It's just the political culture.
You mock, you deride.
I mean, how many times has Baron Trump or being mocked by journalists?
I bet you've never seen that video before, but if that were done by Melania, if Melania had done that, do you doubt you would have seen that a thousand times?
That is so, gross.
Which is grosser?
Can we get the two le mon parle again?
Which is grosser?
That taste of vule.
I don't even want to describe it.
I don't want to use the words.
Was that grosser?
Which was a comedy sketch?
Or was this grosser?
We don't quite have it.
We didn't have it teed up.
See, the comedy sketch we know was an attempt at humor.
It failed.
It's just really lame.
And I guess even my bigger point is the media just pretended it didn't happen.
But which is grosser?
A bad joke that lands poorly?
All right, we all make those.
Or what she seriously said to her husband on live TV on a political talk show about Jean Gameshi.
Just let me know.
We still, yeah, go ahead, play it.
Very general.
Because you're very handsome.
Thank you, Justin.
I think because the show has a reputation.
Yeah, I think the kiss him is actually a little bit grosser.
Let's end on a positive note, though, because the lady can sing.
And can we call up not just the raw one, but the Gavin McInnes version?
You know, Sophie Trudeau is high maintenance.
And I don't say that as anything other than an observation.
You know when Justin Trudeau flew to that billionaire's island in the Bahamas, when the whole family flew there, that was an island owned by the Aga Khan, who's a billionaire.
Just get it ready to the song.
Like, I want to start writing the song.
That was Sophie.
In fact, they went as a family, and then she called back again and said to the princess, the daughter of the Aga Khan, can we come back and use your Billionaire Island vacation getaway?
And the princess said, well, we're not going to be there.
And Sophie Trudeau said, no, that's fine.
No, no, we don't want to visit you.
We just want your Billionaire's Island.
And what was the princess going to say?
Are you going to say no to Sophie Trudeau?
So they said, yes, it was so gross.
She's so gross.
But take a look at this, just for comic.
Let's end on a happy note.
Here is Gavin McInnes, whose brother Miles now does videos for us, singing along with Sophie Trudeau at a Martin Luther King event in Canada.
Even though Martin Luther King was an American, it doesn't make sense, but hell, it was an opportunity for Sophie to sing.
Angels can fly.
Yeah, yeah.
And some people find.
Look how white that audience is.
Without knowing why.
Oh, sing it, sister.
Preach it.
Without seeing the lie.
Oh, my God.
Look at them.
What do you think, brothers and sisters?
There's some African back there.
He's never even heard of Martin Luther King.
Look at the picture behind her.
I know that goodwill prevails.
Who's this lady?
And I could call the world that I feel when you smile back at me.
When you smile back at me.
Is she Earth a kid?
Oh, it's a new song now.
We say that we will say goodbye, but nothing will take away what's between you and me.
Oh, my God.
Is that guy asleep or blind?
When you smile back at me.
When you smile when you smile, when you smile.
Beautiful.
I love you.
I love you.
I love you, Macha.
Check this out.
I've watched that 10 times.
I laugh.
I laugh every time.
I like this.
You know, one of my favorite.
Oh, it's a new song when she just switches keys.
Oh, my God.
You know, I know this is going to surprise you.
She wrote that song herself.
I know.
I know.
There's a lot of talent in that fact.
The same comedic genius who gave you that testovil vool iced tea thing.
I don't want to gag.
Is the musical genius who gave you that black gospel song?
Why Sophie Trudeau?00:03:02
I don't think there's anyone who is whiter than Sophie Trudeau who is not medically an albino.
But obviously you're going to have her sing.
Obviously, you're going to have a millionaire white Quebecois girl sing at a Martin Luther King event in Ottawa.
I mean, duh, of course you are.
And yeah, yeah.
That's pretty rough.
That's pretty rough.
Let me end because we've got three minutes left.
Let me end by asking you, and I'll just take some comments.
Do you think that do you think Justin Trudeau is going to be reelected?
I showed you the polls a moment ago.
I think the liberals are trailing by 9%.
I showed you a headline from Jodie Wilson-Raybold about half an hour ago saying she's got recordings.
Holy moly, between her and Justin Trudeau.
Those can't be good.
I showed you the very beginning of things, Trudeau losing his temper with some Aboriginal activists who were just asking for, you know, can we get some help?
Because we got mercury poisoning.
I see a note that someone says I missed some super chats.
I'm going up to see if I can catch them.
I'm sorry if I missed them.
I'll see if I can find one.
Anyways, so who thinks that Trudeau will pull it out of the fire?
I mean, look, at the end of the day, I think it comes down to the state broadcaster in Canada, the CBC, which is larger than all other news media in Canada combined.
I think they're going to censor social media.
They've basically said so already.
Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, they're going to, what they can't control positively through what they propagandize in the media, they will silence in social media, I believe.
And all the fancy people will be pressed into bending the knee to Trudeau.
I wonder if that's strong enough.
I wonder if sending out Catherine McKenna to hector men into not driving or whatever she's going to do.
I wonder if that'll work.
Maybe, maybe.
A lot can happen in the course of a year, and we have less than a year to the election.
All right, well, I don't see any super chats that I've missed.
And if I have missed them, please accept my apology.
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