Ezra Levant and Sheila Gun Reid critique Justin Trudeau’s first-ever Emergency Services Act invocation, targeting peaceful trucker protests despite no crisis—while provinces like Quebec suspend vaccine passports in supermarkets. They expose double standards, from maskless Super Bowl attendance to RCMP arrests like Maxime Bernier’s over "thoughts as weapons," and mock Chrystia Freeland’s bizarre press conference behavior. Ottawa’s tow truck coercion and police vandalism (e.g., sabotaged excavators) highlight classist crackdowns, with donors speculating legal backlash and mandate rollbacks proving protest impact. Rebel News celebrates its seventh birthday amid threats like Bill C-11, framing resistance as a fight against expanding state censorship. [Automatically generated summary]
Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to the Rebel News live stream on this, say, Tuesday, February the 15th, 2022.
I'm David Menzies, and my co-host, let me tell you about my co-host.
You know, she is so hardworking.
She is so smart.
She is so, so, so incredibly right all the time.
I'm surprised Justin Trudeau hasn't invoked the Emergency Services Act on her.
She is the she-devil with a sword.
She is the calacy of Northern Alberta.
She is Sheila Gun Reid.
How you doing there, Sheila?
Up to do for all that time you took off work, but you were working hard to get caught up because that was the best, I think, intro that you've given me ever.
I appreciate that so much.
I was good now.
Well, Sheila, so much news on the docket that we better eclipse the small talk and get right to the ostensible policy reason of what we're doing.
And I mean, there's even news breaking as we speak, such as the Ottawa police chief resigning.
So can you give the housekeeping rules out there to tell the folks who are unfamiliar in terms of how this show works?
I will.
And I'm just going to say something to Mr. Producer really fast.
Can you find, I don't need it right now, but I'll just give you a head start.
Can you please find the clip of Justin Trudeau talking about tow truck drivers?
Because I cannot explain to you how much that irritates me.
And I am so full of opinions about that.
Thank you very much because it is what he said there is exactly why the protest is happening on his doorstep and he's too dumb to figure it out.
My eye is starting to twitch.
I'm so mad about that.
Okay, but let's get into the, as David says, the ostensible policy reason about why we're here today.
So this is the Rebel News daily live stream.
Used to just be hosted on Friday and just by Ezra.
But then the world got crazy and that meant that Ezra had more work to do than ever.
So he sort of stepped aside from hosting the live stream, but we still expanded it five full workdays of the week, wherein we sit down and talk to you about the news of the day and we talk to each other because sometimes that's the best way to talk about things as it's breaking.
For example, just before we jumped on air here, apparently the Ottawa police chief has resigned.
So there's that.
We're going to talk about that today.
And it used to be a great opportunity for you to support the work that we do completely willingly when we were on YouTube.
But then YouTube demonetized us.
But we said, oh, YouTube, we're not going anywhere.
Now we're staying for spite.
So we're still broadcasting on YouTube.
However, if you are watching us on YouTube and you'd like to support the work that we do completely willingly, unlike what Justin Trudeau makes you do with the mainstream media, might I suggest you migrate over to some of the other more free speech oriented platforms that do allow you to support the work that we do.
And those platforms are Odyssey, where you're in you can leave us a hyper chat, Rumble, wherein you can leave us a rant, or Super U, wherein you can leave us a shout.
And if you do that, Mr. Producer will send us your paid chat and we will do our best to read them on air and address your question, query, comment, story idea.
And we're also streaming on Getter.
So this is the third week of going live on Getter, and I think that's kind of fun.
And I say it every day.
I'm making a conscious effort to spend more time on Getter and less time on Twitter because Twitter is also a censorship platform and they should not be getting my golden thoughts for free.
So I'm going to spend a little bit more time on Getter.
And before we even started the show, we had two chats come into us.
Actually, three chats come into us.
Four chats come into us.
So I'm going to breeze through those and we'll get to the news of the day.
And boy, oh boy, thanks very much.
Also, I want to point out, David, happy Rebel birthday.
Oh, for who?
Us, the company.
The company itself, of course.
How can I forget that?
Yeah, this is our happy Rebel birthday.
So maybe if you want to send your favorite news organization, news and commentary and activism organization, a birthday gift, why don't you do it in the form of a paid chat?
That would be great.
Because this is our seventh year.
We're beginning our seventh year.
And from the very beginning, people have told us we can't survive.
We have the wrong business model.
But we survive every single day because our viewers, our supporters want us to survive.
So we must live on.
There's so much work left to do.
And I think we are needed now more than ever.
Or they can send flowers, Sheila.
I mean, it's the day after Valentine's Day's.
The prices just took a nosedive.
So cheap.
Kind of like a pumpkin on November 1st, an evergreen tree on Boxing Day.
So there you go.
It works for our viewers.
They get a deep discount.
And you deserve, I think, a dozen long stem roses for all the hard work you've been doing, Sheila.
That's just me speaking, of course.
Do you know what?
I could take or leave flowers, but if you send me a jar of pickles, I'll be super pleased with that.
Let's read through some of these chats really fast.
We've got Annalisa, 1964.
Annalisa loves David.
She gives us 10 bucks and says, My internet sucks at work, and I'm going to miss my two favorite people.
Oh, that's so nice.
What a crazy Canada we live in.
It's heartbreaking for sure.
Anyway, sending love and strength to all of you.
Well, thanks, Annalisa.
I appreciate that very much.
Roly Poly Oli gives us a buck.
Mahalo, adorable, deplorable rebels.
Will Rumble be impacted by censorship since it's based in Canada?
I guess there's only one way to find that out, and that is going to be the hard way.
But I think Rumble, in response to how, you know, Censorious Canada is, I'm sure they've got contingency plans built into everything.
And I think they already took advantage of a contingency plan.
Mr. Producer just whispered to me that Rumble has already moved really to the land of the free and the home of the brave.
That would be the state of Florida.
So I guess they saw some dark clouds on the horizon, or maybe they just want to get away from this frigid icebox we call the Dominion of Canada in February.
So there you go.
And you know, they have an ally in that state with Governor DeSantis.
Big Ron's Freedom Utopia.
History Club World gives us a buck.
Is Rebel doing anything to celebrate your seventh anniversary of being founded?
Depending on what you count, it was either yesterday as that was the announcement of Rebel or tomorrow as that was the anniversary of you starting programming.
Well, we heard in the morning meeting today that Ezra, the founder of the company, says that it's today, so it's today.
And I think sitting down with my friend David, I think we are outside of Ezra and maybe Mr. VP of operations.
I think we're the longest serving Rebels.
I think you're right.
And wow, History Club World, he's really paying attention, isn't he, Sheila?
Oh, he's like a laser beam.
We should put him in charge of our Wikipedia page.
John Endwistle gives us 20 bucks.
Pierre and Justine, two peas in a pod.
They didn't have the smarts to avoid martial law.
Just watch me, Daddy.
I'll finish what you started.
The Cuban sperm donor must be happy as well.
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You know, that's the thing about Justin Trudeau's actions.
If you didn't want to confirm everybody's conspiracy theories that you are a Cuban totalitarian dictator's son, maybe don't act like a Cuban totalitarian dictator's son.
Indeed.
Or as the serial killer in Dirty Harry said, please, I scare Easy.
Oh, man.
Now, I think we should just start moving on to the news of the day because there's so many.
But again, if you want to send us a birthday gift, that'd be great.
You can do that in the form of a Rumble rant, Odyssey, Hyper Chat, Super You Shout, because today is our seventh birthday, my seventh year of being David's favorite colleague, which I think is wonderful.
That's true.
I endorse that message.
So, Sheila, of course, in addition to Chief Slowly resigning in Ottawa, of course, Justin Trudeau and the Liberals invoking the Emergency Services Act for the first time ever since it was minted in 1988, the stripping of liberties for an emergency that doesn't exist.
That is the hot topic right now.
And I'm happy to report that, well, aside from the CBC, which gets the most government pork payola to the tune of $1.5 billion or so, even those on the left are, their spidey senses are tingling about this.
You know, this is supposed to be an act invoked, as the title would say, Sheila, in terms of a dire emergency that would affect the health and safety of Canadians.
This was something that wasn't even invoked in 9-11, if you can imagine.
And yet it's peaceful protesters, truckers on Parliament Hill, that is causing Justin Trudeau enormous amounts of embarrassment and, you know, and getting world attention of him being a laughingstock.
And also, let's talk about that Maru poll that came out just a few days ago based on his actions of the last two weeks.
His popularity is now 16%.
Yeah, so who's the fringe minority now, Sheila?
But I think these are the real reasons for him invoking this.
He is vindictive.
I think he's borderline psychopathic and not in a killing way, but in terms of his personality, in terms of his ego.
And he is lashing out at salt of the earth Canadians involved in a peaceful protest.
There's no emergency.
There's no natural disaster.
There's no outbreak of cholera or what have you.
And I guess what, you know, directly tied to that, I assume, Sheila, is the resignation of the Ottawa police chief.
Since that's the most breaking news on this, what do you think is the unspoken reason for Chief Slowly saying, that's it, I'm out of here?
I think we're going to find out in the next couple of hours.
But if I had to guess, he doesn't want to do the things that the feds want him to do.
That's what I think.
Think stealing the fuel was probably as far as the Ottawa police, at least the chief, was willing to go.
But I think that the feds are probably asking him to do things that he's not willing to do.
And up until the time, like you could tell, there was a point at which the Ottawa police were acting normally.
And then you could almost tell if you follow their Twitter timeline when they started getting leaned on by the feds.
And you could tell there was a change in tone.
And I think all things considered, they've been pretty forthcoming to debunk internet rumors.
So when people were saying this is violent, this is a violent occupation.
The Ottawa police would put out a tweet saying, actually, it's not.
We don't have any reports of anything that you're saying.
When there was that fake arson that both Kelly investigated journalistically in a written piece and then Alexa did from on the ground.
When the left spread a complete and total lie that people related to the convoy pulled the old Jesse Smollett.
They basically said they tried to start an arson in an apartment building and lock people in the building.
The police chief said, we're looking for people because we can see on the security footage that they did it, but there's no evidence that these are.
These people are related to the convoy.
So as much as they've been leaned on the Ottawa police by the feds and they've done some crazy things thanks to that pressure from the feds, I yeah, this is what I'm talking about I wonder if their subway sandwiches made it out of the arson.
Okay, if you know what I mean.
But I think this police chief is resigning because, not because he failed his city, but because he doesn't want to do the things the feds want him to do.
I think you might be right Sheila, and I'll give you that point, about the Ottawa police debunking some of the more outrageous rumors.
But on the same, on the other hand, I should say when I was in Ottawa two weekends ago and they put out that press release noting that 400 more than 450 charges had been levied in one weekend against the demonstrators, and you go, whoo, that sounds serious.
And then you drill down.
You know, the parking tickets.
Yeah, improper muffler window, auto automobile windows tinted too darkly, um seatbelt violations?
Um, you know, I think they were kind of ginning things up.
But more disturbingly Sheila, I think that was helped, along with our friend Bill Blair, though I honestly think the FEDS were leaning pretty hard on the Ottawa police.
Now it is their job to represent the city of Ottawa and not Bill Blair's failing uh role as public safety minister.
But I think, in fairness, I think that they were leaned on pretty heavy by the feds there too.
Yeah Bill, look at this.
Yeah, there you go, that if you're gonna resign, This is what you should have resigned for, by the way, You know, it is surreal that Bill Blair, Sheila, is the public safety minister.
This was the master of disaster back in 2010 when he was Toronto police chief, the G20, when day one, they allowed Antifa and the Black Block and the like to declare war on the city, smash shopkeepers' windows, actually overturn police cruisers and set them on fire.
And it was stand down, stand down.
And then the next day, forming kennel operations where they were arresting Torontonians just going about their business.
If you were in the wrong place at the wrong time, you were arrested, detained, handcuffed.
What a disaster.
By the way, Bill Blair, just let folks know, he represents a Scarborough riding, probably, you know, a higher than average crime rate than the rest of the city, which is why Bill Blair doesn't even live in his own riding.
He lives in Tony upper class Forest Hill.
Yeah, so there's your former police chief, your public safety minister.
Seems a little gun-shy when it comes to dealing with some of the own constituents of his riding.
And of course, in addition to that, that was a horrible event, the elderly man being treated so violently.
But what sticks in my craw, too, about bad behavior by the Ottawa police, Sheila, was the confiscation of jerry cans.
I don't even know.
It's a question for our lawyers.
I'm not saying I have the answer, but I don't even know if they're on firm ground, especially prior to the Emergency Services Act being invoked, to confiscate people's private property from private automobiles or on public streets or what have you.
So that has to be tested in court.
So, yeah, on one hand, they did their fair share of debunking crazy rumors, but also a bit of egregious behavior on the other hand.
Oh, for sure.
That stealing the jerry cans, I think, was probably the worst unless we count roughing up that nice old man that Lincoln did a really, really great report on, and we are helping him fight his ticket that he received through the Democracy Fund.
Speaking of crime, is there a drug problem in Ottawa?
Do you know?
Are you referring to Miss Freeland?
Yeah, because she looks like she's on meth.
Should we run that video?
So she looked like she was tweaking yesterday.
Like she's going to go home, take apart her toaster, put it back together, connect it with the microwave, electrocute herself, stay up all night, stay up for three days.
Look at her.
She's having some sort of manic episode.
You know, when I was watching that with Lady Menzoid, I said, because she's not even speaking, of course.
I think at this point it is the prime minister.
And I said to Lady Menzoid, I said, this is so distracting.
I can't even hear what the prime minister's saying because, I mean, look at her.
She looks like, you know, Sheila, a bobblehead doll on the dashboard of a Wrangler taking part in the Jeep Jamboree.
I mean, she doesn't stop moving, right?
Oh, the way she moves, the way she grooves, Sheila.
If you, if she were wearing different clothes, somebody doing the old, you know, meth boogie like that, she could be at any inner city bottle depot, any in any city in the country.
Data Want: Economic Terrorists?00:15:25
And I'm not making fun of people on drugs.
I'm just saying that is how they wiggle and move.
And she can't stand still.
And her eyes are doing that like pinwheel thing where they're just like, she's wearing her mask.
So you can really see how kind of crazy her eyes are.
She's just like, I don't know.
There's something really wrong with that woman.
Really wrong with her.
And some say she should not be in charge of anything.
And now she's in charge of confiscating bank accounts.
Sheila, in charge of anything, some people say this is the prime minister in waiting.
Can you imagine that?
We might get sentimental and misty-eyed for Justin if that happens.
And you know, Sheila, you raise a good question.
But she's a hobgoblin.
You know, kidding aside, this Emergency Services Act, I've been getting calls from people because of this, what you just mentioned, the confiscation or the freezing of bank accounts, the forfeiture potentially.
And I'm not making, I'm not trying to be funny here, folks, but I spoke to one person.
She said, I gave 50 bucks to the Freedom Convoy.
It came out of my bank.
Does that put me on a list?
Is there some bureaucracy or somebody at the CRA that is going to red flag me for this donation, linking my donation to terrorist air quotes, you know, because that's what these people are being labeled, Sheila, as you know, economic terrorists.
Funny that, because when it comes to economic terrorism, I would argue that's the government's job.
They've been doing that to Canadians for two years now.
The estimation is that more than $1 trillion has been sucked out of the Canadian economy for all these stupid lockdown mandates, which we know now do not work.
So, you know, when it comes to economic terrorists, Justin, look in the mirror.
And let's not forget Terrorist Classic.
This is the same government in 2016, Sheila, that gave our homegrown al-Qaeda terrorist, Omar Cotter, a man who murdered a U.S. serviceman and partially blinded another, $10.5 million.
Jeez, who needs a lucky Lotto 649 ticket when you can go out and commit terrorism and then, I guess, claim you have hurt feelings and you've got an eight-figure check coming to you.
So this is, you know, I'm going to make a suggestion to our folks.
If you have donated to the trucker convoy, phone your bank, ask to speak to the manager if you can, record the call, and just say, look, am I potentially going to be slammed on this?
Now, I think the optics, the PR optics of a little old lady somewhere in Saskatchewan having her bank account frozen because she gave 20 bucks to the trucker convoy are brutal and perhaps even illegal if challenged.
But would you put such behavior beyond?
Justin Trudeau, Sheila?
No, they invoked the same rules that prevent you from giving material support to Isis and unleashed them on grandmas who donated 20 to the convoy because they wanted to have the truckers buy their kids an ice cream along the way.
That's how atrocious this government is.
They're treating law-abiding bingo, Playing quilting grandmothers like they're ISIS brides.
And I don't think it's really about the money.
And I don't think it's about the financing.
It's about the data.
They want that data because they want an enemies list.
They know that Gifts and Go and GoFundMe have your name, your email address, where you live.
And if you're a larger donor, they really want that information because they want to know who in the public sector is disloyal to the government.
Who in policing is disloyal to the government?
Who in the armed forces is disloyal to the government?
Who in the business community is disloyal to the government?
And that's what they want this data for.
It's not about the money.
The liberals are taking kickbacks all over the place.
They don't really care about your ability to fundraise, although this does spook people away from ever fundraising again, which kneecaps the opposition to the liberals going forward.
But they want that data because they want an enemies list.
That is terrifying.
And as well, Sheila, do you get the sense that there might be a big red target on the back of our heads here at Rebel?
Oh, you better believe it.
Yep.
You better believe it.
That's scary, too.
Yeah.
I mean, we live and die on crowdfunding.
So when you go after crowdfunding, you may as well call that the rebel law.
Well, today is payday for us.
I better check my bank account.
Is it?
So see if there's been an unauthorized withdrawal.
I keep getting those calls every day from people with thick accents of which I can't determine the origin, saying Service Canada has questions about my banking or my social insurance.
Oh, they probably do.
Maybe these are real people and not grifters.
Justin Trudeau, did you give money to a pro-life organization?
Because that's how you get audited pretty fast.
Now, Mr. Producer, I know we've got so much to get to, but this thing with Trudeau and the tow truck drivers, it's, I don't like to use the word offensive to me because sometimes I feel like when people say they're offended, it's just because they can't control their emotions.
But this, as somebody from the working class, I'll be in the working class forever.
I'll die in the working class.
This, he doesn't even understand that his remarks here, they're exactly why the protest is happening.
Can you roll those remarks about the tow truck drivers?
The issues that we have seen is a challenge in getting tow trucks to actually show up to bring out, to move these large rigs.
In Windsor, we relied on generous partnership with the Americans to be able to get tow trucks to move the big trucks.
Now, with these measures that we've put in place, there will be an ability to compel, for just compensation, tow truck owners and operators to actually do the jobs for which they have contracts with various orders of government to keep highways and roads clear.
By the way, since I just got, oh, sorry, Sheila, go ahead.
Go ahead.
No, no, no.
Go ahead.
I'm just going to say, since I just got back hours ago from Windsor, Ontario, the end of the blockade of the Ambassador Bridge, I can tell you in the end game, I only saw one big rig tow.
It was a big red one.
I couldn't get close enough because of the police line to see where the plates were.
So I don't know if it came from the U.S. side of the border or not.
Secondly, what's very interesting about Windsor right now, they've cleared the bridge.
It opened very late Sunday night.
I presume after the Super Bowl, so everybody could watch the big game.
But here's the thing, Sheila.
The major thoroughfare is Huron Church.
That was actually where our hotel was situated on.
And what they did late Sunday night was they, law enforcement, that is, with city trucks, they put these giant concrete barriers on Huron Church, preventing.
So Huron Church is north-south.
There's major east-west thoroughfares.
You cannot cross that major street.
In other words, Huron Church is now a humongous on-ramp to the Ambassador Bridge.
In other words, the only traffic on there means you're going to the U.S., you can't turn off of it.
And I'll tell you something, Sheila.
An odd thing has happened.
And by the way, why they've done that, law enforcement, is they don't want protesters to come back and interfere and set up shop again.
And so I couldn't help the perverse irony here.
People in Windsor were complaining about a trucker convoy blockade hurting their businesses.
And effectively, it's been replaced by a law enforcement blockade.
And if you think I'm exaggerating, you know, Sheila, on the way back to Toronto, I was listening to their AM news talk station, and it was a gentleman who phoned in, get a load of this.
He's a florist.
This took effect on Valentine's Day.
His voice was quivering because his customers can't get to his shop on the number one day for a florist, Valentine's Day.
So, you know, and he said, I love the city of Windsor.
I love the people, but what can I do?
And your heart has to go out to someone like that and the other merchants.
I went to a, and I've got video of this.
I went to a Tim Hortons at lunchtime on Huron Church.
I was the only customer.
By the way, I had to get there by foot because I couldn't figure out how to get there by vehicle.
Nobody in the drive-thru, nobody in the restaurant.
I've never seen a Tim Hortons at lunchtime like this.
So, Sheila, where it's a bittersweet victory, I think, for the city of Windsor.
You've replaced one economic blockade with another.
Yeah.
But this is Justin Trudeau, and he doesn't actually care about the working man.
He only cares about winning.
That's all this is about.
When you think about what his options were yesterday, his options were given a reasonable timeline for reopening or invoke the modern version of the War Measures Act.
Violate the civil liberties of 35 million Canadians or give a reasonable timeline for reopening.
And he went with violate the civil liberties of 35 million people because he couldn't admit that he lost and the working class won.
And Sheila, talk about negotiating in bad faith.
Oh, my goodness.
I assume that's being photoshopped.
You never know.
And Sheila, as I said, talk about negotiating in bad faith because yesterday there were negotiations afoot with the truckers who are south of Wellington Street, which is where Parliament Hill is, to get their rigs out of other streets in Ottawa.
And I understood there was going to be some movement on that.
There was an agreement.
And right after you shake hands on that, pow, the Emergency Services Act invoked, and Justin Trudeau lamenting the lack of tow trucks.
And by the way, to the Ottawa area tow truck community, good on you for not taking place, you know, not taking part rather in this jihad against the trucker convoy.
And Sheila, I so love it.
I understand when Ottawa police reached out to the towing companies, they said, sorry, we're all off with COVID right now.
You can't argue against that, right?
You know what?
I want to go back to what Justin Trudeau intends to do to the tow truck drivers drivers, because it wasn't just Justin Trudeau who said that one of his other puppets, human meat puppets, we call cabinet ministers, reiterated it.
And the same thing is pointing out here in Alberta.
The Alberta government is gone about procuring their own tow trucks because they knew that they couldn't get any tow operators or heavy haul operators, rig move people, because that's what you would need.
That's what you would need to get, you know, those big rotator trucks.
That's what you would need to have to move away the blockade at Coots, which is now dispersing.
But the Alberta government knew we're never going to be able to hire somebody.
So we have to buy our own tow trucks, which is what they're doing.
But the reason I want to, those must be very expensive, those heavy tows, Sheila.
Money is no object for the government.
Sorry, what am I thinking?
David, they don't care about money.
But I want to go back to what Justin Trudeau plans to do to the tow operators.
Because it's not that he just wants to procure their trucks, like a police officer chasing a dirtbag.
When they say, give me your car, I'm chasing a bad guy and you jump out.
No.
This is where Justin Trudeau and the government are not only going to commandeer your business, they are, again, going to commandeer your physical body for government purposes, which is why people are protesting the vaccine mandate, because they're saying, I get to say what I do with my body.
When Justin Trudeau says to the tow operators, your truck is going to work for us, but not only your truck, you, you as a human being are going to work for us.
Don't worry, we'll pay you, but you don't have a choice in any of this.
That's exactly why people are in Ottawa.
It's whether the liberals want to acknowledge it or not.
And I was so mad about this, I had to write down my thoughts.
They look at the working class like we are owned by them and we must do their bidding.
They don't look at us like we're living, breathing human beings with hopes and dreams and free will and a plan for our own future or a plan for our own day even that Justin Trudeau gets a say in all of that.
To them, they look at us like we are just automatons and coveralls.
We're just robots and they can commandeer us and do whatever they want to us.
And it's exactly that reason why the liberals have reacted with such horror at the convoy.
They don't understand that this working class of people, these automatons and coveralls, they don't understand why we just won't listen to them and do what they say.
Because look at them.
They're our moral and intellectual superiors and we're just dummies and coveralls.
And that's why the convoy happened.
And yet still, no self-awareness, even in their measures to deal with the convoy.
They keep that same attitude.
You know, Sheila, I never even thought of it until you raised it.
And I'd have to look at the nitty-gritty fine print of the Emergency Services Act to see if they indeed have this power.
But what you're saying is that the Justin Shuda Liberals are going to nationalize the local tow truck industry.
This is banana republic stuff.
Well, we don't grow bananas in Canada, of course, because of our climate.
So why don't we call it a maple syrup republic kind of stuff?
And that could be what we're going to see.
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You're not going to do it voluntarily.
Hey, sucker, check out the fine print in the Emergency Services Act.
We're taking your truck and we're going to enlist, well, whoever to do the dirty work.
We aren't your slaves.
We aren't your slaves.
And again, this reminds me of Hugo Chavez walking around going, expropriate, expropriate, expropriate.
Have you ever seen that video where he's walking through this area where his enemies own the property and he's just pointing, saying, Yeah, expropriate that too.
You know what?
I don't like your face.
Expropriate that.
That is what Justin Trudeau is doing to people who are entrepreneurs.
They don't have a choice whether they reject a government contract anymore.
And if you don't have a choice whether or not you can engage in a contract, that is slavery.
And you know, Sheila, to your other point about elitism, that is what we're seeing here too.
One law for thee, one law for me.
And I just go back 48 hours ago.
I don't know if you watched the Super Bowl.
Everybody at SoFi Stadium, which I guess seats close to 80,000 people, no masks.
You know, there's King LeBron and Matt Damon and Jennifer Lopez and all the elites you could ask for in the expensive seats.
There you go.
Where's the masks?
No masks.
And meanwhile, the very next morning after the Rams win the Super Bowl, guess what?
Elementary students in the Los Angeles area have to go to school masked up when we know that the one demographic that is virtually immune to getting very sick or dying from COVID are healthy children.
I mean, this is despicable.
Yeah, it is.
One rule for me and one rule for thee, or however you say it.
But I mean, this is what we've seen since the very beginning of the pandemic.
We couldn't travel cross-border.
You could not travel cross-border.
If you, at the beginning of the pandemic, if you wanted to go to Quebec, you couldn't do it.
But Justin Trudeau did to go to his cottage, whatever, Harrington Lake.
He could travel.
Doug Ford, he could go to his cottage.
Well, he had to do some plumbing, I think, right?
I'm sure he does a ton of plumbing.
I could just see him laying under the sink, fixing the plumbing.
Oh, that's plumber's crack.
I never want to see.
This is what I'm saying.
You know, Sky Palace in Alberta.
This is from the very beginning.
Every single locker downer meant, no, you're locked down.
I'm not locked down.
I'm clean.
You're dirty.
You're locked down.
And that's what it's been like from the very beginning.
But when I see these despicable monsters parading around without masks while little kids are forced to wear them, it makes me sick.
And Sheila, let us never forget, I think, one of the most despicable examples of the double standard.
And that was last year when Maxime Bernier crossed into Manitoba.
The RCMP arrested him, handcuffed him.
And that was that famous exchange where the police officer with the RCMP said to Mr. Bernier, are you carrying any weapons?
And Bernier would just spot on.
He said, no, unless my thoughts, my ideas are weapons.
And they are, according to the people in government and the censorious thugs in Silicon Valley, not thinking the right way.
They consider us to be weaponized.
Yep.
Mr. Producer whispers in my ear: we've got some breaking news out of Quebec about their vax pass.
Are you?
Do you really want me to read this in French?
Okay, thank you.
New.
According to our information, there is a last-minute change.
The Minister of Health should announce this afternoon that the vaccine passport will be suspended in supermarkets, the SAQ, and the SQDC for tomorrow.
I don't know what those abbreviations are.
Is that the liquor store in the pot store?
I think I'm right about SQDC for cannabis, if it translates in French.
SAQ is definitely Quebec's version of the LCBO, the Liquor Control Board of Ontario.
And believe me, folks, they're big on the C word control.
That's their government booze monopoly.
You know, it's funny.
Again, Sheila, government-owned liquor stores, in terms of the double standard, they were never affected by closures, were they?
Not a single LCBO closed down, and I presume SAQ because, well, that's their business.
And of course, we don't want to hurt ourselves, much like Premier Ford's Deco labels never closed.
In fact, I do believe from my sources, they've never had a better year or years at Deco labels.
You know, printing off those arrows to direct aisle traffic in a supermarket in case there's a COVID collision in aisle five.
Talk about a cleanup.
So, again, one law for thee, one law for me.
Gassy Jack's Hypocrisy00:06:45
And also, I just want to say this, Sheila: if anyone out there is saying, well, aside from blocking streets and honking their horns all day, what tangible result have these trucker convoys are they responsible for?
Well, that, what you just read, and other provinces in the last two weeks announcing rollbacks of mandates, including Premier Ford here in Ontario, who had the audacity to say this has nothing to do with the pressure coming from the protesters and convoys.
Just a coincidence.
You know, and if you believe that, I've got a piece of infrastructure in Brooklyn that's for sale for you right now, folks.
Now, we have a couple of other things we should get to.
We should talk about Gassy Jack and the convoy in Coots.
And then we've got an enormous amount of chats to get to.
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Remember that when you're watching the mainstream media, when you're like, why?
Why aren't they going hard on him?
Don't go hard on your boss.
I wouldn't.
You know, I might give Ezra some gentle criticism, but I know he's the boss.
He's paying the bills.
And it's the same thing with Justin Trudeau in the mainstream media.
Okay, let's talk about, since we're on the topic of hypocrisy, Gassy Jack.
So Gassy Jack is Vancouver's statue.
It's in Gastown.
That's like their bar and pub neighborhood in Vancouver.
I'm too old to know what that is, but it was pulled down yesterday.
And if you didn't hear about it, maybe you get too much of your news from the mainstream media.
It was covered in red paint and it was yanked down by protesters yesterday during the annual Women's Memorial March.
When they walked past Gassy Jack, they yanked it down.
And I don't know where the cops were because it took these people a fair bit of time to throw ropes around it and topple the statue.
I'm surprised nobody got hurt.
These people are not known for their good judgment or their reflexes.
So, Gassy Jack is John Dayton.
He was a British bar owner in Gastown where he operated a saloon.
And some people don't like him because he was married to both a squamish woman who died and then later on her 12-year-old niece who ran away from him when she turned 15.
So people don't like him.
He's an evil colonizer.
And so we should pull down every statue of him and, I guess, pretend Gastown doesn't exist.
So this, though, is fine.
This civil disobedience, fine.
But putting a Canadian flag on Terry Fox is desecration.
Oh, Sheila, why don't we?
You don't even have to make that bridge.
Why don't we compare apples with apples here?
A Canadian flag on Terry Fox that was placed there on the first day of the first Saturday rather of the trucker convoy in Ottawa is, as you said, desecration.
But planting a gay pride flag on Terry Fox, which happens, I understand, every pride parade.
And we have photos that have been sent in by our viewers to demonstrate that.
Oh, well, that's celebrating diversity.
So a Canadian flag in championing freedom, that's bad.
But a rainbow flag, kind of like that visual right now that I'm looking at.
Well, if it's for the LGBTQQSS, XYZ, and sometimes Y community, that's perfectly fine.
Nothing to see here.
So, but I agree with you.
This idea of leftists pulling down statues, rewriting our history or attempting to, including that of our very first prime minister, Sir John A. MacDonald, that gets a free pass.
That'll be described as a mostly peaceful protest.
Who cleans up the, even at the very least.
So, what if you think this statue needs to come down?
Okay, there are probably ways where you could get it done.
The Vancouver City Council seems pretty left to me.
If you went and got them to bring a motion before council, they would probably pull it down.
They would probably just take it down.
But I guess it's perfectly fine for people to take matters into their own hands.
And as a taxpayer, who cleans up all this red paint?
Oh, I don't know.
You know what I mean?
They're down in Ottawa sweeping the streets, cleaning up the streets, picking up garbage.
But that's terrorism.
But coating the streets in red paint and pulling down a statue, that's activism, can't you see?
You know, I am absolutely certain you're right, Sheila, that the counselors at Vancouver City Council, they're down with the revolution, folks.
For sure.
And I guess the trailblazer in terms of taking away Sir John A. MacDonald, I think the first jurisdiction, Sheila, was Victoria, BC.
And how about this, Sheila?
Doug Ford, Premier of Ontario, who acted with outrage or were those crocodile tears, who knows, said, send that statue here.
We'll put them up in Ontario somewhere.
Well, guess what, folks?
Last year, in case you don't know, there is a Sir John A. MacDonald statue at Queen's Park, which is the home of the Ontario legislature.
And that is now in a wooden coffin with a garbage bag over his head with some plaque with some weasel words saying, We're trying to figure out what to do with this thing.
So Doug Ford went from bring us your Victoria Sir John statue.
We'll erect them proudly in Ontario to putting our own Sir John statue in a coffin.
And I have no doubt, Sheila, eventually that too will be removed from Queen's Park.
What a bloody hypocrite.
Yep.
Stuck Convoy Gravitational Pull00:09:11
Now, moving to the last thing I think is important that we should get to, and that is what is happening at Coots.
So, under threat of having millions, maybe a billion dollars worth of property seized when you think about the amount of equipment that was down there and people supporting and their bank accounts and their commercial accounts and their licenses and their private property seized by the state.
The truckers at Coots are dissipating.
Now, that doesn't mean that they are still not in trouble with the law.
I imagine that the RCMP will turn over any intel that they've had to the authorities under threat of their bank accounts being seized and having tickets issued, maybe even criminal charges.
I anticipate, since that's what Jason Kenney threatened them with.
But the border blockade is coming apart last night.
And I think when we talked to Sid and Mocha on the call this morning, it sounds like they should be pretty well wrapped up because, as Sid points out, this is farm country and these are farmers, and they got up pretty early and gone to work.
So, this is the video that the convoy put out last night.
This is the statement that they gave to Sid.
Good afternoon.
After the events of yesterday and the news released that the RCMP made arrests and come forward with, and the arrests resulted in long arm firearms, handguns, and protective equipment being unearthed.
We, as the Coots Convoy, have decided that as a peaceful protest and to maintain that narrative, we will be rolling out tomorrow morning at 10 a.m.
Please come out tonight, support us, eat our food, socialize with all of us.
We want to wrap this up in a peaceful way, and we thank everybody for all their support, for their prayers, and we hope that we have started something that will have such wide-reaching effects that governments will continue to go back to the grassroots, listen to the constituents, and that these mandates, these restrictive mandates, will soon be eliminated.
Thank you.
You know, it's heartbreaking, Sheila.
And, you know, for those on social media, in particularly one lying grifter whose name I shall not mention, saying, Hold the line, hold the line, don't wimp out.
I'm sorry, we're talking about farmers and truckers losing their livelihood, perhaps being incarcerated.
It's so easy for the Monday morning quarterbacks to give orders out there when they have nothing that's going to be seized.
Low liability activists, I like to call them.
Exactly.
So don't you dare lash out at these people and call them wimps.
They abuse.
They did more than anybody else.
100%.
They have been coerced and worse in terms of moving on.
And they have to provide for their families.
And what they did in the last couple of weeks has been so fantastic.
This is the cops hugging the protesters.
Isn't that something?
This is how peaceful it was down there.
I'm sure that the left are going to be cheering for those cops to be kicked off the force because they didn't club all those protesters like baby seals.
You know, it's funny how they're against police brutality, except when the police brutality is levied against their political enemies, then they're fine with it.
But this is what it was like at Coots.
It was as peaceful as it could possibly have been.
And when police made an arrest in the community of somebody with some long guns, and while it might look like a lot of long guns to people in Toronto, it's really not all that many.
And I'm not quite sure the circumstances of how those came to be.
But if you lined up all of the things that I own beside a cop car, it could make it look pretty bad to a lot of people who are unfamiliar.
But this is what Coots is really about: friends, family, neighbors, just people standing together against government tyranny.
And even the cops knew it down there.
Aren't those beautiful images, Sheila?
Although I will say this, I don't mean to be a Debbie Downer.
I'm still rattled by our colleagues, Sid Fazard, his incredible scoop the other day of those three excavators that were deliberately vandalized.
I don't know.
I think it might be probably six figures worth of parts and labor that's going to go into getting those rigs going again.
That was despicable and uncalled for.
Privately owned equipment on private property, not impacting anyone.
And what, in the wee hours of the night, the RCMP start pulling wires and filters and making those equipment inoperable.
That was so unnecessary, Sheila.
Why do you think they did that, by the way?
I'm just so rattled by this.
You know, frankly, I don't think a lot of that was done by police within the community.
So often at these protests, they bring in, especially in small towns, they bring in outside officers because the officers in a small town, you see them at the grocery store, their kids go to school with yours, their kids play on your kids' hockey team.
It makes it impossible for the police to continue to live there and do their job when they do these sorts of crazy things.
And even the police brass know it.
So that's why they bring in outside officers to do these sorts of crazy things.
It's, you know, when you almost forget that the police kicked indoors in High River a decade ago, you almost forget they did that sort of stuff.
And then they start sabotaging excavators for pre-crimes.
But regardless of which member of law enforcement did this, Sheila, what was the unspoken strategy to do that?
That didn't contribute to the health and safety of the community.
That didn't contribute to easing the blockade.
Like I said, it was so bloody unnecessary and yes, downright vindictive and perhaps illegal.
I don't know what they were thinking.
It's the same policing strategy that sees Ottawa police officers snatching fuel.
It's just vindictiveness.
It's designed to break the morale of the protesters.
That's what it is.
You know, like stealing fuel.
It's designed to break their morale, to freeze them out, damaging somebody's several hundred thousand dollars worth of equipment.
That's designed to break the morale.
It's what Justin Trudeau is doing right now.
It's to show you who's boss.
And by the way, Sheila, that was Sid's scoop and it was an incredible piece.
Did that get any other media play?
I wasn't monitoring that.
It did get some, eh?
Yeah, it got like one line in the CBC or something like that.
Like, oh, and by the way, the police disabled excavators.
Yeah.
That was it.
They didn't even see that it was a problem.
This is on private land.
Excavators not used in the protest.
Police just coming under cover of darkness and effing up your stuff.
Why don't they just reach into my purse and take my keys lest I end up in a convoy?
Why don't they disable my horn since they made honking illegal on Saturdays in Edmonton?
Why don't they do that too?
In case I just get a little frisky and start honking the horn like I did when I got stuck in the convoy on Saturday.
Did you see that?
I got stuck in the convoy for like 45 minutes and I couldn't get out.
It was like the con the convoy had some sort of gravitational pull.
I tried to escape it and then I'd be driving and then I'd turn around.
I'm like, I'm back in the convoy again.
How did this happen?
People were noticing me.
Like I'm driving past because you can't get out because there's big trucks on this side and the smaller vehicles are on the inside.
And all the people came to cheer on the convoy and they're like, is that Sheila?
Like, yeah, I'm stuck in the convoy.
I can't get out.
Well, all right.
All I got to say, Sheila, is I hope you didn't experience what you experienced in Israel when we got stuck in a traffic jab back in 2018.
And I'll go no further than it was fine.
But yeah, they banned honking on Saturdays in Edmonton because they don't want the horn honking at the convoys.
So nobody, no, nobody abided by that bylaw, including me.
When in a convoy, you do convoy things.
Well, you know, in Windsor, I came across an obvious racist, bigoted white supremac goose that was honking.
And I briefly interviewed that goose.
Hates Honking, Destroys Convoys00:08:04
And I don't know if I can throw that up as, you know, it's a part of a surreal element of what's going on.
But thank goodness he was out of earshot of the local OPP that were nearby and didn't get his goose cooked, so to speak.
Okay, let's get going through some of these super chats because you've got quite a few.
People are very generous today.
Excuse me, I got a tickle in my throat.
Thank you.
Okay.
What's in that cup, by the way?
You're not on the hard stuff already, are you?
It's five o'clock somewhere.
Okay, we've got Cheryl Don V, I think that says, gives us a buck.
Since Freeland mentioned going after crowdfunding, do you think the government is coming after Rebel?
So far, so good.
But don't kid yourself, we've got contingency plans in place for everything because we need to live.
Our people need us to live.
There is so much work left to do, so much more freedom to fight for.
And there's this huge void in which we exist where the mainstream media fails, and that's where we live.
So we're not going away.
And Sheila, of course, this is day one of the Emergency Services Act.
Yeah, so who even knows?
Yeah, we have 29 more days to go.
And watch for the asterisk.
It might be extended.
I wouldn't bet against that.
So we'll see.
Yeah, it's like those expensive government contracts I always read about where it's like, oh, you know, it's six months for this work with an opportunity to extend for 11 years or whatever.
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Thank you.
Hold the line.
You know what?
I think doing the work we do also helps keep us sane because sometimes it seems like there's not really, like, it feels like fighting the government is so insurmountable.
But then you get to help one person who's under experiencing some sort of terrible thing the government's doing to them.
And it is enough to destroy their whole family.
And you can say, you know what?
We're here to help.
Here's the lawyer.
He's going to help you.
Don't worry about it.
It, you know, when you feel like everything's going to hell, at least you can make something a little bit better for the person in front of you.
I think that's our approach to the things we do here at Rebel News.
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Was watching Ezra's live stream yesterday when he played Pierre.
That's old man Pierre Trudeau's famous Just Watch Me quip.
I was struck by the fact that Justin doesn't look anything like Pierre at all.
Justin Castro.
You know, I think lately he's sort of looking like a lizard like his dad did a little bit, but maybe that's because I think he's a lizard.
But yeah, he doesn't look like old man Pierre Trudeau sort of looks like the Geico gecko a little bit.
That's, you know what I mean?
And Justin Trudeau does not.
He does look like Castro.
And of course, the just watch me was a response to our porter saying, How far are you willing to go?
And I'm sure Justin Trudeau, like father, like son, this is his just watch me moment.
Sure, it is 100%.
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Oh, yeah, for sure.
For sure.
Just don't even go on our Wikipedia pages.
It's completely inaccurate.
If you want to find out who we are, just watch the work that we do.
You don't have to go to Wikipedia.
There's thousands of videos where you can learn exactly who we are.
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How long before donating to Rebel News becomes a crime in Trudeau's Canada?
I think it's a moral crime, according to Trudeau.
I mean, he hates us viscerally.
Like the Pope hates the devil.
He hates us.
But so far, we are resilient to all of his efforts to destroy us.
And so far, if it's not the Emergency Services Act that emboldens him to go after us, let's consider that with all the stuff happening in Canada right now, the piece of legislation that is on the front burner by the Justin Trudeau liberals is Bill C-11, the replacement for Bill C-10 that died on the order table when the election was called.
That is the bill that is going to enable the federal government to censor the internet.
And I think we are a primary target of that piece of legislation if and when it's passionate.
Yep, I agree.
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Well, thanks, Fraser.
So Trudeau and the rest of the provincial governments and opposition parties have declared war on Canadians.
What do we do now?
You know, it's not all the provincial governments.
You know what?
I can't even believe Trudeau lost Lego in this.
Like, he lost the guy who brought in a curfew.
Trudeau lost that guy on this.
Never thought of that.
That's pretty bad, right?
I forgot about that curfew.
Unless you have a dog and then you can walk at what, within 1.5 kilometers of your house.
Yeah.
And I really want to, we got to chase down that story.
Remember, there was a couple and it was a husband and wife, I think, or boyfriend and girlfriend.
And they bought a leash and collar and she led him around the neighborhood.
And he said he identified as a dog.
They gave him one of those $1,650 fines, regardless.
But let's see how that plays out in court.
I didn't realize you could only get so far from your house if you had a dog.
What happens after you go past that little bit?
It's like, who's wearing the shock collar if you leave the yard?
The owner or the dog at this point?
Oh, no.
If you go, I mean, they would get the address and they would Google the disability.
Where is the science in that, David?
I don't know.
COVID gets more deadly the further you get away from your bedroom where you're bed.
Like, I don't understand this.
Like, why did the why did the curfew?
Why did they think the curfew would work either?
You know, like COVID's got its daytime route and it's like waiting.
Oh, it's time to get to work.
It's nine.
You know, like stupid.
Wow.
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If the convoy is broken, the trucker should drive home at half the posted speed with the four ways flashing.
Well, these guys are driving tractors, a lot of them.
So that's a strong possibility.
That's as fast as they can go, anyways.
Go slow should be the new norm for trucking in Canada until dear leader resigns.
These guys should just go on a strike.
Just, but then you cannot fault a guy for having to go to work to feed his family.
That's all these people ever wanted anyway.
Sheila, feed his family.
Again, I will quote the great Tucker Carlson, who a couple of weeks ago said, and so profoundly, that if you are alive, thank a trucker.
That's why groceries get to supermarkets, why medicine gets to pharmacies, and so much more.
So if you are alive, thank a trucker.
Don't demonize him.
Don't vilify him.
Don't throw eggs at his rig.
And as we said yesterday, Sheila, the irony is lost on these demonstrators that throw eggs at trucks.
How do you think the eggs got to the market for you to buy them?
I don't think you organically raise them in your backyard with a chicken yourself.
So yeah, these guys are heroes.
They were treated as the frontline heroes until the vaccine came along and then they were zeros if they didn't get vaccinated.
Reminded of Inner Demons00:05:50
This is absolutely shameful beyond words.
Also, as you were talking there, my mind was wandering as it tends to do when you're off on a tangent.
But I was thinking about the Antifa loser who allegedly drove his vehicle into the crowd of protesters in Winnipeg.
Right.
Injuring four of them, sending one off to the hospital.
I think the other three were taken for examination, then immediately shuffled out the door.
But that wasn't terrorism.
That was a motor vehicle accident, according to the government.
But a grandma giving $20 of her quilting money to the convoy, that's actual terrorism, if you ask Justin Trudeau's government.
That's how ridiculous all of this is.
Look, I still, this is gross.
David, did you see this video?
Oh, this particular video?
This is the guy hitting the protesters.
It's a miracle nobody died.
Yeah.
And you are so right, Sheila.
That could have been way, way worse.
I think back to just in December in Wisconsin at that Christmas parade, and there were fatalities there.
And again, something that was really, I don't think it got the coverage it deserved.
It did.
It did until they're like, oh, that guy did it.
Oh, then let's just move along.
Yeah.
Yeah.
You know, one of the most overlooked and underreported stories right up there with all the churches being vandalized and burned to the ground.
Nothing to see here, folks.
Wow, when it comes to identity politics, the media will tell you what's what when it comes to the heroes and villains, won't they, Sheila?
Yeah, Mr. Producer whispers in my ear: look what's trending on Twitter.
Trudeau dictatorship must go.
What's with Freeland, too?
People are talking about Christia Freeland.
Trudeau for treason, Trudeau for treason.
And Freeland, obviously, people are as interested in whatever was happening to her yesterday as I am.
This is, I mean, I'm surprised that Twitter's letting that trend actually.
A little bit.
I got distracted by that finger liquor's beware in regard to KFC, which is either a fast food restaurant or a soccer team.
Okay, let's keep going.
Oh, see?
Yeah, somebody else is obviously as interested in Christy Freeland as I am and what was going on with her.
Cheryl Don V, a buck, does Freeland have an adverse jab reaction with her bobbleheading in that presser?
You know what it reminded me of?
Remember when Hillary Clinton did that like thing with her head and it became a meme and everyone was like, those are her inner demons trying to become her outer demons?
That's what it reminded me of when Freeland was like.
What it reminded me, Sheila, was kind of reminiscent of the infamous Elaine Bennis dance.
Oh, for dancing.
I know what you're talking about.
I don't know if a Mr. Producer can dredge up that video, but that never gets stale.
It doesn't.
I was dueling pianos last Thursday and I whipped out those moves a little bit.
Anyway.
Let's keep going.
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Well, thanks.
Thank you, Fraser.
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It says, now they can call tow companies and say, tow the trucks or we'll take your company, your bank accounts, your home, call you a terrorist and throw you in jail for as long as we want, pretty much.
Well, then maybe the tow truck companies, I mean, it's, you know, admittedly a self-inflicted wound.
They'll just borrow a page from the Alberta RCMP guys that vandalize those excavators.
They can vandalize their own trucks and go, look, both, if it was up to me, I'd tow, but I need about $50,000 worth of work on this rig.
Yeah.
Yeah.
I just, it just makes me so mad because it's at first I thought it was like how the Laurentians treat Alberta thing.
And that has to do a lot with classism too.
But it's not just Alberta.
It's how they treat all the working class, that we're just here to do their bidding.
And we don't get to think for ourselves or have our own political opinions.
And when we do, they smash you.
That's what they do.
And Sheila, also, it's more than just diminishing the working class or looking down on them.
But long before these trucker blockades, I'm going back a couple of years ago.
And help me with this.
I'm just going to paraphrase.
Justin Trudeau said something about, I guess it was workers in the oil patch coming in and being, I think, a threat to women somehow.
Do you remember that?
Yeah, I think that was actually Catherine McKenna, one of also one of the dumbest politicians to ever put her feet on Canadian soil.
She basically said that, you know, man camps are a threat.
So ladies, if your husband was in camp yesterday for Valentine's Day, as so many husbands are this time of year, well, I guess he's a pre-rapist the same way that those excavators were pre-blockaders.
They're just bad.
You're just bad by nature of the work you do.
And so whatever the liberals or the police do to you, you had it coming.
That's how they look at us.
Unbelievable.
Okay, Stephen D. James, five bucks.
People who wear masks remind me of a sock puppet.
Masked Sock Puppets00:02:20
My mother made me as a toddler.
You know what?
We're really going to see who is the sock puppet here in about two weeks in Alberta because our mask mandate falls at the end of the month.
And we're going to see who really got brainwashed and who really was just doing it to go along to get along.
I think that's going to be like the deciding day, the judgment day.
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Freeland is vax injured.
No, she's always been like that, though.
My wife treats vax injured using energy healing, and she's exhibiting one of the most common symptoms.
No, that could be the case, but she is squirrely like that.
I've laid eyes on it myself.
I was at the, and even like I'm a fidgety person a little bit, but when we were at the Media Freedom Conference, I think a couple years ago in London, she's on stage with, I think, the British foreign minister.
So behave yourself, lady.
But no, she's putting a scrunchie in her hair, putting her hair up, sitting on her feet, kicking her legs.
And I'm like, she looks like an out-of-control 12-year-old when the world is watching.
You're on stage with the British foreign minister and Amal Clooney, and she's acting like an idiot up there.
This is how she behaves.
She just has no idea that how she should act when the world is watching.
She's just like that.
Well, she look at the silver lining at least.
She remains standing because sometimes when she sits, our trained broadcast professionals have to use a blue dot for a certain kind of wardrobe malfunction.
So poor Kean Bexty.
Like when he found her at the airport and she was switching her shoes because that woman doesn't like to keep her shoes on her feet, by the way.
And she takes her shoes off in airplanes.
And if you do that, you should be on a no-fly list.
But yeah, she likes to wear short skirts, but then she does not like to sit like a lady.
And you got to pick Elaine, sister.
You can wear a short skirt.
We got to sit like a lady.
And she does not.
Anyway, let's keep going.
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Noble Canadian gives us five bucks.
Thanks for covering Windsor.
David, has police on guard made a statement about the emergency orders?
I'm sure they have.
We should check that out.
Thanks, Sheila, to you as well for your reports and all the rebels.
Well, thanks very much.
And by the way, I want to thank everybody in Windsor.
We encountered nothing but love and well wishes, whether it was myself, the mighty Mauricio, or the incredible Isabel.
We were there.
We were covering what was actually going down.
And, you know, Sheila, you couldn't meet a greater bunch of salt of the earth Canadians.
And yet, like I said, when it comes to the demonization and the vilification of these people, as Clara Peller, the Wendy spokesman, used to say back in the 80s, where's the beef?
It doesn't exist.
They were cleaning up their own, the garbage.
They were playing road hockey games.
They were singing the national anthem.
This is a hate fest.
Are you kidding me?
Sorry, I was just.
Oh, yeah, I went online with tangerine and you drifted away.
David, I just get in a robot and check right out in my brain.
Well, at least it's a robot.
You're not using a motor, so you're reducing your carbon footprint.
That's right.
Former YouTube watcher says Trudeau left himself no choice because he started the name calling even before the convoy got there.
He could not backtrack after that.
Yeah, he did kind of paint himself into a corner, as idiots tend to do.
Lonely, Loney Yukon, sorry, gives us a buck, says general strike.
I think that's what we just experienced, actually, a trucker strike.
Anyway, JPH 1944 gives us a buck.
Can we get a list of names of every politician and premier who voted to invoke the Emergencies Act?
Well, I don't think you need a list of names.
You do know who is against it.
Scott Moe, Jason Kenney, Definitely not Doug Ford because he asked for this.
Lego and the other two escape me.
Let's keep going.
Yana Steckel gives us $10.
The state of emergency will fail.
I think just by invoking it, you admit you're a failure, right?
You literally admitted, Justin Trudeau, that you lost control of the country.
The most peaceful, law-abiding people on the face of the earth, you lost control of them.
You know, but Sheila, this is a very good question.
In the 30 days ahead of us with that act in place and with the ostensible policy reason of, you know, shutting down the Ottawa protest.
You know, I got to tell you, Sheila, unless you go to Ottawa, I mean, the visuals on video and in photographs, they're stunning.
But until you go in that city and see the sheer magnitude of trucks, it is mind-boggling.
I say this: even if they have a fleet of heavy toes, it is going to take weeks to remove all those rigs out of there.
Weeks.
Yeah.
Yeah.
I don't think they can get it done in time.
Yeah.
Okey-doke.
Veteran Nuke Puke.
I don't know why I like that name.
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Oops, my pocket has a leak.
Enoch the salty pretzel gives us a buck.
Hey, hey, the menzoid is back.
You guys seeing the Israeli convoy?
Yeah, we brought it up yesterday.
Good job, guys.
A bunch of Nazis, obviously, if you're listening to Justin Trudeau.
Yeah, those Jewish Nazis are the worst.
Yeah, Sheila.
Look at those.
This Nazi convoy.
The camp in front of the Kadesset in Jerusalem is growing.
Wow, that's interesting.
30,000 trucks and cars and bikes yesterday headed in 40 separate convoys to Jerusalem.
Wow.
I'd love to see footage of that.
Yeah, especially the bikes part.
Yeah.
Those windy Israeli highways.
Sheila's memories of 2018.
And it's not all Israeli highways.
It is in the Goland.
Those windy roads were a bit much.
And the underground catacombs.
Don't forget that, Sheila.
I wish I had that on video of you running screaming out of that.
I didn't scream, but I did shove people.
I shoved right past Ezra.
Nick 176.
By the way, people, when we are allowed to travel again, you must come with us if we ever go back somewhere like that again.
We are so much fun.
You'll have a lot of fun getting to know us.
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JPH 1944, one buck.
Is this Trudeau's endgame?
And then he links to a Rumble video about the digital world.
Canadian Ozzy gives us a buck.
Trudeau likes to hide at his cottage because he has his own private library there.
It has a total of four books and three of them are coloring.
The other one's a pop-up.
Jeez.
Why so serious?
Jeez.
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Do you know I understand in normal times?
There's actually a flat earth convention that happens every year.
I think one of the most recent ones happened in Colorado.
What do you say, Sheila?
Flat or round?
I'm pretty sure it's round.
Yeah, there's like a flat earth society in Alberta, too.
I think they're everywhere.
But is it a gag?
Is this a goof?
I can't tell. I can't tell. I can't tell.
You know what though?
Their money is good.
Joyful from the heart.
Thank you very much, by the way.
10 bucks.
Sheila and Dave, we are living in such confusing times.
The mandates are being dropped as they are implementing emergency measures, right?
Do you know if we can travel abroad if we're not jabbed?
No, you cannot.
Actually, I don't think that's true.
You cannot travel internally on an airplane if you're not jabbed.
But I thought I read somewhere that if your end destination is outside of the country where that country doesn't require vaccination for entry, you might be okay.
Really?
So, yeah.
So, and I don't know where I read this, so I could be completely wrong.
But for example, for me, everything sort of funnels through Toronto.
So, if I were to go to Edmonton to Toronto, I couldn't fly without proof of vaccination.
But if I was going Edmonton, Toronto, maybe Frankfurt, I don't know what they do in Germany, and I don't care.
But if Germany didn't require proof of vaccination for entry, you could make that journey.
You're just going to get off the plane and wow.
So, what are the rules right now in the Dominican Republic?
I'd like to get my Ricota cheese candy ass on a beach right now and get out of this frigid weather.
I'll tell you that much, Sheila.
So, if anyone can inform me about Caribbean destinations, please.
David, I'm not okaying any vacation time for you.
So, no.
Yeah, I used it all up for other reasons.
Cryptical, five bucks.
Happy birthday, Rebel News.
Thanks for bringing us the other side of the story.
Well, you're welcome.
Bill C F7, 20 bucks from Trudeau's so-called terrorist.
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Thank you, Rebel.
Happy birthday.
Well, thank you so much.
Ashamla won 50 bucks.
Thanks so much.
I'm so tired of what the politicians in our country are doing.
We have a constitution and a charter of rights that our government has not held up for the last two years.
You know what?
I was thinking about it last night and I sent Ezra a message.
Oh, I love the strong use of emojis.
I was thinking about it last night.
Justin Trudeau did to the entire country what the Democrats did to parents in Loudoun County.
Yes.
And hopefully it has the same result.
Yeah.
Because what was an overwhelmingly Democrat state flipped because that was the thing that broke the camel's back.
When you turned peaceful people whose only problem that you have with them is that they disagree with you into terrorists, it turned the entire state.
Well, Justin Trudeau thought, okay, let's replicate that in the entire country of Canada.
But as a Canadian citizen, I hope it has the same result in the end.
Yeah, I think, was it you, Sheila, that said, you know, with the statements by the governor that, you know, parents should not have a role in the education of their children.
Mama Bear woke up.
Yeah.
Yeah, because at the end of the day, you're not a Republican or a Democrat.
You're a parent.
And that's your first obligation is to your children and your family.
And that was, and basically, these parents were faced with, these guys say I can be a parent and these guys say I'm not.
I'm voting for the guys that are going to leave me alone.
And, you know, the same thing I think is going to happen to Justin Trudeau.
I hope.
If the conservatives get their act together.
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Well, thanks so much.
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Happy birthday, Rebel News.
Thank you, Sheila.
And David, David, so glad to see you.
Happy to see you feeling better.
Well, thank you.
And I'm so happy to be back.
Thank you very much.
Becca Henderson says, I think honking is a new way to say F the government.
So Hong Kong.
That's what I felt when I was engaging in illegal honking over the week.
You know what?
There was a flag I heard at one of the protests.
You know, it was a take on the don't tread on me yellow flag, and it's usually a rattlesnake that you see there.
But it was a Canada goose, and it said, don't tread on me, eh?
So there's a piece.
I'd like to have one of those, Sheila.
Me too.
Books and T gives us 10 bucks.
Happy birthday.
And shout out to AD.
Where's your graphic?
You're so quick on the graphic for everybody else except for yourself.
All right.
There we go.
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Stop all truck deliveries to Ottawa.
No food on shelves for two days.
No toilet paper on shelves in 12 minutes.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Back when everybody was panic buying, it was the truckers who helped these worry warts get their toilet paper, but now they're just trash.
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I have been in depression for two years now.
I've been better, but was thinking of the worse in the first year.
I want to thank you for the work you do, fellow Quebecer.
Oh, I think maybe you're thinking about Alexa there.
Joyful from the heart, five bucks.
Happy birthday, Rebel.
When they make the movie on this craziness, who do you think should play Trudeau?
I think Winona Ryder can play you, Sheila.
You know what?
I second that.
Yeah, I think there's a resemblance.
Who's going to play me, Sheila?
Oh, gosh.
Let's put in a call to central casting, see what they can come.
Yeah.
Do you know who I always get that I look like?
And I do see the resemblance, and I think it's the hair maybe and the snark is the girl who played Darlene from Roseanne.
Oh.
The younger girl, the younger sister with the dark curly hair.
I get that a lot.
I don't know.
I'm still siding with Winona Ryder for Sheila Gunread.
No.
She's more of like an ingenue.
I'm a little too rough around the edges for that.
But I appreciate that.
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All tyrannies rule through fraud and force, but once the fraud is exposed, they must rely exclusively on force.
George Orwell.
Harper will always be my PM, five bucks.
Psycho JT forgot to add folks two weeks.
I will give you that power back.
I think JT will have to be evicted from Ottawa to give this newfound power out.
Harper will always be my PM gives us two bucks.
This is the best duo on live TV.
I bet Dougie must love JT's war act as the day psycho promised new powers.
He tweeted ex-Mississauga mayor Hazel's birthday.
Yes, 101.
Wow.
And you know, it's funny.
I mean, several years ago, Hazel McCallion was actually involved in a vehicle pedestrian accident.
And I think it was a day in hospital and she was right back up.
And I guess she was in her 90s then.
But, you know, Hazel's a tough gal.
See, the problem is, Sheila, I think it was a Buick involved in the accident.
You really need something like an F-150 to take Hazel out.
She's that resilient.
So happy birthday, Hazel.
Yeah, you drive that electric thing, which I...
Yeah, she would have damaged my car.
I was going to say, it would be like hitting a moose.
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The target is your children and grandchildren.
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Harper will always be my PM, gives us two bucks.
I wonder how many millions of dollars CBC will bill taxpayers for them not working up protests.
I thought Doug would pretend he respects taxpayers till election, not before.
He will try to get minority afflucky.
I don't know.
I don't know if Doug Ford can be elected.
I really don't know what's going to happen in Ontario.
The only problem, Sheila, and I think Doug Ford has been downright disgraceful during this pandemic, especially to his own base, which he refers to as a bunch of Yahoos.
Here's the thing, and it's a tragedy.
Who's behind door number two and door number three?
The liberals and the NDP?
That's the thing.
We're doing the same thing here in Alberta.
You know, you look at your options and you're like, how did David Menzies tell me to spoil my ballot?
How did he tell?
Like, I should have been taking notes because we declined your ballot.
Yeah.
If you spoil your ballot, they only think you're stupid.
You can't fill in an X on one, but ask for the paperwork to decline the ballot.
And I always say, imagine two, three, four million Canadians on election day decline their ballot.
What a statement that would be.
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See, every time you tell me how to do that, I zone right out and I did it again.
Harper will always be my PM, gives us two bucks.
Says Dave, was Toronto Police Clowns there too?
As they love to tackle down people with flags.
Hopefully, PC will be smart enough and give leadership to Pierre.
I think you mean the Conservative Party of Canada.
I'd be interested to see who runs against him.
I wonder if Leslie Lewis is going to run against him.
If then, it's going to be a pretty frisky leadership contestant.
And we contest that.
And when you say there, I'm assuming you mean Windsor.
Did see the RCMP, Windsor Police, of course, Waterloo Regional Police.
And as we spoke about yesterday on that live hit, Sheila, you know, the Waterloo Regional Police, nothing against them.
It's just against, I guess, their marketing team.
You know how police cruisers are decked out with slogans like to serve and protect or deed speak.
The slogan for the Waterloo Regional Police, and I'm not making this up, folks, people helping people.
Pardon my Billy Club, but I'm helping you.
Quit squirming.
I'm trying to help you.
Quit screaming.
I'm trying to help you.
Okay, let's keep going because I actually have two appointments, two stories to be out of the house to cover.
And we are already like half an hour into the next hour.
So let's keep going.
Cheryl Dawn V notices something I noticed yesterday too.
And she says, the pictures of the weapons seized at Coots look brand new and mighty clean.
Is that a setup?
I don't know if it's a setup, but it looks like the tags just got cut off of all of that stuff.
And there wasn't actually all that much ammo there.
And if anybody knows firearms, you like to have a lot of ammo on hand just because you don't like to run to the store, especially if you're in Coots.
Where are you going to go?
Lethbridge.
So I don't know.
They look like they're very clean.
And like they literally just had the tags snipped off and the price tags peeled off.
So I don't know.
I don't know.
I am conspiracy-minded, though.
Former YouTube watcher gives us a buck.
It looks like Freeland has Myoclaunis's brief involuntary muscle twitching or jerking.
It may be a symptom of epilepsy, Parkinson's disease, brain injury.
I choose brain problems.
Again, I don't want to diagnose her.
I just think she's a squirrely lady.
Like she just Get off the coffee or something, or like, and she's just inappropriate, she's just all around inappropriate, I think.
And she doesn't take her job seriously because she's not a serious person.
And I think she thinks she's hot, Sheila.
I get that vibe.
Oh, she thinks she is just hot stuff.
Like, all eyes on her.
And she, yeah, we are all looking at her because she's acting like a crazy person.
It's not like she walks into a room and lights up a room.
You know, it's not like she has a magnetic personality.
And you don't even have to be attractive to have that effect, right?
You can just be like, hey, that person seems fun.
I want to go hang out with that person.
She thinks that's her, but that's not why everybody's looking at her.
It's because her skirt that's two sizes too small is riding up around her waist.
Anyway, enough from me.
Let's keep going.
History Club World gives us a buck.
Rebel News should start a fiction entertainment department like that of Daily Wire to produce quality Canadian entertainment that is non-news.
We're going to need more money for that.
And as you are already the most interesting news company, also release the Menzies Cat.
No.
No.
Trans Cat.
That's vaulted forever.
Locked up.
Although I'm easily responsible for 75% of the views of that.
Every time I need to pick me up, I watch that.
How dare you tease our audience?
You were teasing a lot of people that day too, David.
It was a lot.
Just a lot.
Anyway, I'm in the robot.
Anyways, gives us a buck.
Happy birthday, Rebel.
Thank you for all that you do.
Ordered my Rebel trucker hoodie.
Well, that's wonderful.
Cannot wait to proudly wear it.
And I think, I think, at 32 minutes past the hour, we are finally all caught up.
Thank you so much, everybody, for your generosity today.
Indeed, I echo, Sheila.
Thank you so much for tuning in, especially those who donated.
Thank you very much.
Sheila and I shall be back on Thursday for the live stream, 12 noon Eastern.
In the meantime, folks.
No, no, no.
Before you go, we have to tell everybody.
I know, I know.
We can't get off the show tonight.
We want to tell everybody about Misunderstood.
It's the new show by Kat and Nat.
And they've released bits and pieces of their show.
They've released the podcast for their previous recordings.
But today is the first day where you will see their full version of their show.
It goes live tonight.
It's behind the paywall.
But if you use their coupon code, which I cannot recall, please tell me, Mr. Producer, what is their coupon?
Perfect.
Misunderstood 25.
That's missed with two S's.
Misunderstood 25.
You'll actually get 25% off a new Rebel News Plus subscription, wherein you will get access to Kat and Nat's new show, which is great.
It's sort of a millennial Christian conservative women's take on it, which is interesting because I had all but written off millennial women.
And you'll also get access to my show, The Gun Show, which I think is worth the price of admission.
Then there's David's show, Rebel Roundup, Andrew Chapdos' show, Andrew says, and Ezra's nightly Ezra Levant show.
So there's a lot for only eight bucks a month and 25% off with a misunderstood 25.
So what you're saying, Sheila, Nat and Kat, good.
Trans Cat, not so much.
It's good in its own way.
Well, folks, again, thank you so much for tuning in.
Well, Sheila and I will see you back here Thursday at 12 noon Eastern.