DAILY dissects Justin Trudeau’s jeered B.C. visit, his climate hypocrisy (private jets, Paris Accord failures), and housing crisis "math" dismissed as ineffective. Skepticism lingers over Pierre Poilievre’s populist promises vs. past Conservative flip-flops like Erin O’Toole, while Jason Kenney’s COVID crackdowns—including Pastor Art Hlady’s arrest—spark criticism. Trudeau’s scandals (SNC-Lavalin, blackface) and $3B Ukraine pledge contrast sharply with Doug Ford’s predicted re-election despite Rob Ford comparisons. Media bias, transgender workplace policies, and mask "indoctrination" fuel broader distrust of Canada’s political establishment. [Automatically generated summary]
You have tuned into the Rebel News live stream on this, a Tuesday, April 12th, 2022.
I'm David Menzies and my new co-host for Tuesdays.
Well, let me tell you a little bit about her.
Do you know, folks, this is National Be Kind to Lawyers Day.
And my co-host, she is kind to everybody except maybe.
I was going to say, except maybe those in the mainstream media for obvious reasons.
She is always looking super duper behind the wheel of her Minnie Cooper.
She is the Khaleesi of Leslieville.
She is Natasha Biazzi.
How you doing, Natasha?
Every time you do that, I feel better.
So thank you so much for that warm welcome.
So as David mentioned, this is our daily live stream and we are currently streaming on YouTube, Rumble, Getter, and Odyssey.
So be sure to send in your chats, your rants, whatever they're called these days, and we would love to read those throughout the show.
How are you doing, David?
I'm doing great.
And you know, we should tell the folks that typically on Tuesdays and Thursdays, I would co-host with Sheila Gunrid.
We're still co-hosting together on Thursdays, but Sheila, as our chief reporter, as the Khaleeese of Khaleesis, she is way too busy to do three live streams because she also does Monday with Adam Seuss.
So you are now the new permanent co-host.
Trudeau's Controversial Arrest00:16:05
And I got to tell you, I've been, you know, doing this, I think, for years with Sheila on Tuesdays.
And, well, I guess now I feel like I'm being a little promiscuous.
He's going to resign, folks.
No, I'm just kidding.
So, but, you know, this is great.
And, you know, of course, you are one half of the co-host team along with Catherine for Misunderstood, right?
Misunderstood.
I don't know why I said that like a Swede, folks.
I have a problem with those compound words.
But I guess on those days you can't make it.
How does it work?
Does Catherine fill in for you?
I mean, because you're like a dream set, right?
Yeah, we are a dream team, so to speak.
Yes, but on Tuesday, she actually is busy editing our show, which comes out tonight on Rebel News Plus at 7 p.m.
So be sure to watch that.
She's a busy girl as well.
There we go.
And as Billy Red Lions used to say when it comes to Misunderstood, don't you dare miss it.
Now, enough of this chicanery and tomfoolery.
We got to get to the news.
And oh, joy, I love this.
Trudeau, Justin Trudeau, that is, way out in Lotus Land, which tends to go lefty.
My goodness gracious, did people honk their horns at them?
They might, you know, they must be white supremacists or neo-Nazis because I thought Hong Kong, at least according to one liberal MP in Toronto, that mean, that's code for Heil Hitler.
I think so.
I think so.
Man, this must have been triggering for him.
We have a clip to show you guys, so just give it a peek.
Arrest Trudeau!
Arrest go!
Arrest Trudeau!
Well, you know, Natasha, a lot to unpack from that.
First of all, as per usual, I counted, I think, an entourage of five SUVs and a couple of minivans, always with the engines running.
Crazy.
None of them plug-in hybrids or electrical cars, which we're being endlessly preached to purchase.
And again, one law for thee, one law for me.
He loves the big V8 Chevy suburban Ford Expedition SUVs because, well, he just does.
You know, carbon-based fuels and giant SUVs are okay for the Trudeau Liberals.
They're not okay for us, the great unwashed masses.
And I got to tell you, I kind of get a little PTSD watching his Royal Canadian mounted henchmen following him because I go back to December and maybe Mr. Producer can source this clip for later in case you haven't seen it, folks.
But I was there with our ace cameraman, Lincoln Jay, on a public sidewalk outside a restaurant.
And the caper was this, folks, we just wanted to ask Prime Minister Trudeau why his government was telling Canadians not to get together with friends and family on Christmas.
Yet here he was at a fundraiser, I think it was called the Brickwork Cider House at Queen and Broadview, kind of near where you live.
Please don't anyone stalker.
Now the mainstream media was allowed in.
We were not, of course.
So we stood on the sidewalk hoping to ask the Prime Minister a question, which he would either ignore or he would do that goofy smile and wave and make a beeline into the cider house.
And I was physically assaulted.
I mean, well, let's let the camera tell the story, folks.
Well, now.
Okay, that must be that.
Get out of the road.
Get out of the road.
Huh?
Look around.
Hit by Carl.
Yeah.
Yeah.
He'd like to see that.
I wouldn't like to see that at all.
It needs a lot of paperwork for me.
Another gas-guzzling vehicle.
Stay back.
Stay back.
What are you doing?
Get it.
Get off me.
I can.
Hey, this is assault.
What is this?
I'm on a sidewalk.
I am on a sidewalk.
What is this?
You cannot touch me.
No Russian organ.
Hey!
Are you kidding?
Are you kidding?
I told you.
What is this?
Okay, you can't.
Am I under arrest?
And it goes on and on.
That was absolutely a new level of deplorable for this Prime Minister.
You know, in the past, his entourage, I remember out in BC where this clip emanated from, our colleague Drea Humphrey was picked up like a little China doll and just moved over.
But with me, they gave me the works.
I suspect, we'll never be able to prove this, folks, that the prime minister himself saw the rebel news mic flash and said to his thugs, give them the works.
The thing is, you know, we'll get back to the reception he got in BC, Natasha.
But here's the thing.
They know who I am.
Yeah.
They see the Rebel News mic flash.
I'm not there to harm anyone.
I'm not carrying a concealed weapon.
They know that.
There was absolutely no excuse for that.
I should also point out, my colleague Sheila Gunread in the days ahead from the assault forwarded me some mainstream media articles in the CBC, the National Post that indicated half of his entourage folks had COVID.
And guess who came down with COVID shortly after that encounter?
Yes, yours truly.
That's where I was.
I think this was absolutely despicable.
The thing is, Natasha, you can either let us into the venue, but if you don't, you can't take ownership of a public sidewalk.
I was only there to ask a question.
What was your take seeing that video?
It makes my heart just beat so fast.
Like, I can't believe that our government would do that to a taxpayer on a taxpayer sidewalk just because you wanted to ask him a question and he doesn't agree with rebel news and our approach to news, so to speak.
And what's even worse is the fact that you wouldn't even be allowed in the restaurant because of, at the time, there were vaccine passports in place.
This is just interesting.
It's just interesting.
I just, I can't believe that that's real.
It's shocking to me.
It's really Banana Republic stuff.
It reminds me a few years ago.
And folks, you can Google this and check it out for yourself.
It was our colleague Mocha that showed this to me initially and I was in shock.
It was Erdogan, the Turkish leader in Washington, D.C.
And there were Turkish Americans protesting his visit.
And he's got this big entourage, just like Trudeau, a bunch of SUVs and limos.
And out comes Erdogan's thugs.
And they actually, they're kicking.
They're laying haymakers on these Turkish Americans.
The Washington police are just like watching.
I mean, it is unbelievable.
And here it is.
It's come to our dominion.
And you know what is especially despicable?
Where is the Canadian Civil Rights Association, Natasha?
Where are all the journalist groups like Penn and the Canadian Association for Freedom of Expression absolutely silent on this?
No, there's definitely a double standard for sure.
Yeah, definitely.
And maybe going back just to the reception that Trudeau received in Vancouver, I mean, he's clearly not very well liked.
So it's interesting that he has so much support from these organizations, from the news.
It's a little bit shocking.
Like, what's going on there?
It's not shocking to me.
I mean, if you're part of the trained seal contingent in the mainstream media and you're getting, well, with the CBC and Twizz ever thus, over a billion dollars a year.
With the mainstream media, more than $600 million a year.
I mean, basically, every media outlet, including obscure trade magazines, is getting liberal money.
So, Natasha, what I'm saying to you is, if you're a journalist and that's your sugar daddy, are you going to bite the hand that feeds?
No, absolutely not.
It's just, it's shocking that our government seemingly needs to buy his love from our media.
And you know, I want to, you know, you've raised a really profound point.
I want to do a media, a search after we get off the air.
I didn't have time before the show, folks.
And I want to see the media coverage.
Are they even going to mention the hostile reception?
No.
I'd be shocked.
I would be shocked.
I mean, a couple of weeks ago when Trudeau was in the European Parliament getting his arse handed to him, the CBC, in the lead, I think, of one of the CBC stories was how he received the standing ovation.
And you look at the building, it's almost empty.
Yeah, by who?
By him, the invisible man contingent, right?
So, but, you know, this, I think this augurs well for those of us who are clamoring for regime change.
Pierre Polyev is experiencing the precise opposite.
Right.
Even last week in a tiny little town like Lindsay, Ontario, over a thousand people, Natasha came out giving Pierre Polyev numerous standing ovations.
I saw it myself earlier this month at the rally in Don Valley in Toronto.
Standing room only crowd.
I thought the ceiling was going to cave in when he promised to defund the CBC.
And I think this is a wonderful, perfect storm.
It is showing the discontent out there over the Trudeau liberals, and it is showing it's almost Trumpian, and I say that in a good sense, of this populist wave that Pierre Polyev is riding.
Here's the question.
There is this unholy coalition, and to me, Jugmeet Singh is the biggest loser and coward and liar in Canadian politics.
They keep admonishing the Trudeau liberals, but they will prop them up until 2025.
Does this government have the legs to stay in power until 2025?
I mean, that's an eternity to infinity in terms of politics.
Yeah, what do you think is going to happen?
Well, I mean, so we have another clip coming up where people, where Freeland is getting heckled.
And I think that kind of also just speaks to the fact that, as you were saying, people are fed up.
The tides are turning.
I cannot see this lasting until 2025.
I would be, again, truly shocked.
I think people are really sickened by how Trudeau handled the truckers and the freedom convoy and the rhetoric around that.
So hopefully things shift.
I'm not sure if the Conservative Party is going to be the one to do that for us.
I'm still a bit wounded by how they've behaved in the last couple of years.
100%.
But I'm hopeful.
And yeah, maybe we should play this Freeland clip just to see.
Before we do, just to put an exclamation on this, what is tragic, however, I think if you are an NDP supporter, why would you vote NDP?
Yes.
I mean, the liberals have gone so far left.
Jugmeet has betrayed you.
And I guess what I'm getting at, Natasha, is that for a conservative breakthrough, you really want a pretty strong NDP.
You want the left vote split.
I don't see that happening unless there's some Come to Jesus moment for Mr. Singh, or there's a party revolt a la Patrick Brown when he was the PC Ontario leader and they oust him.
And right now, the NDP is a two-headed dragon.
You have the urban socialist set, Jugmeet Singh being the perfect example.
And then you have the classic NDPers.
They're all about, you know, the hard hat brigade, you know, and the lunch market brigade, building pipelines, etc.
And they are completely at odds with each other.
I kind of hope the NDP gets its act together, gets a new leader, and actually helps the Conservatives get in by splitting that left-wing vote.
Do you think that'll happen?
Yeah, I wonder what will happen to those people who you're just speaking about because they are politically isolated right now.
If they're not being represented by their leader, they're bound to vote elsewhere.
And I wonder where they'll go because, as you said, it's unlikely that it'll be Justin Trudeau who will garner those votes.
Yeah, well, his popularity is plummeting even amongst liberal supporters.
And when I say that, classical liberal supporters, the type that liked Kretchen, Paul Martin, you know, and I mean, it seems like an eternity away.
Those were governments that actually bounced the budget, you know, had fiscal surpluses, and that's an afterthought with this tax and spend Prime Minister.
But we will, time will tell.
I hate to be cliché, but we'll see what happens.
And as you mentioned, Freeland, on the green transition.
Let's play this clip.
In a couple seconds.
I'm already holding on to my wallet.
Whenever I hear green, that means my green is coming out of my billfold.
Here we go, folks.
I think that, you know, if I can be a little bit emotional for a minute, I think that Canadians maybe don't fully appreciate that the green transition is also a huge economic opportunity.
Quite rightly, we are accustomed to thinking about climate action as an existential challenge for the planet.
And it is.
It absolutely is.
And we have a moral imperative to act for the next generation.
But speaking as Canada's finance minister, it's also a real economic opportunity.
And this is a space where Canada can win.
Yeah, and again, do as I say, not as I do.
Natasha, I believe our colleague Sheila Gunread did an access information search.
And I hope I got my numbers right.
47 Vehicles, 1 Green00:07:19
I know I have one number definitely right, but I think it was 47 vehicles are part of the Liberal cabinet.
Right.
And of those vehicles, folks, guess how many are green?
One.
It was either a Chevy Volt or a Chevy Bolt, but only one is a green-plated car.
Natasha, if she believes that the green economy, what does she say, some kind of a transition that is positive, then why aren't all those vehicles green-plated?
Yeah, I agree.
And what I really want to know is: are people really buying this crap?
Like, do people actually trust when the Liberal government speaks about their passion for climate activism?
Like, I really, I'm confused.
Like, who are they, who's buying this crap?
Well, it's so hypocritical because we'll shut down the pipelines.
We'll shut down oil going from Alberta to a refinery in New Brunswick owned by the Irvings, which could produce, as I understand it, more than a billion refined barrels of oil per day.
And yet, oh, that's what we're doing to reduce our carbon emissions.
Oh, please don't look at that tanker coming in from Saudi Arabia.
And I understand that oil is not subjected to the carbon tax because a lot of it goes to Quebec, which is a liberal stronghold or can be.
It is despicably hypocritical.
Yeah, no, 1,000%.
And I would be surprised if anyone were actually genuinely believing this.
And hopefully that this gets called out more.
I really think that needs to happen because we've seen such a weird shift going from COVID to this whole green sort of narrative.
And I'm really hoping people don't latch on to this one like they did to the COVID narrative.
And the thing is, I mean, why would, obviously the Liberals don't care about the public purse the way they spend.
Here's the thing, Natasha.
Why wouldn't they just for optics for those 47 or so vehicles, you know, that the cabinet ministers are in, why wouldn't they just go completely green-plated?
You can get a minivan, the Chrysler Pacifica.
You can get that as a plug-in hybrid, green plate.
You can get SUVs that have green plates.
Believe it or not, folks, I drive one.
Oh, my gosh.
I mean, yeah, me, you know, the cruel conservative waging war on the environment.
I'm driving a green-plated vehicle.
By the way, it's only because I can use the HOV lane as a solo driver because I'm pretty anti-social.
Do what you got to do.
Do what you got to do.
But why wouldn't you do that?
Why couldn't she say, look at our fleet?
We are setting an example.
Instead, they are humongous, gas-guzzling V8 SUVs along the lines, like I said, of the Chevy Suburban, the Ford Expedition.
Again, I ask you for optics reasons, because money doesn't mean collapsing to these people.
Why wouldn't they do that?
Yeah, well, it's the same thing when there was the climate summit back in the fall.
Trudeau was just flying private while talking about, they were all preaching about net zero, whatever that means.
And it's like you're literally taking photos of yourself boarding a private plane, like alone, basically.
Like, what?
Who's, and I remember reading on Twitter that people were defending this.
They're like, well, it's all right.
He's going to the climate summit.
It's like, how do you, where is the cognitive diss, like, it's so, it's insane.
Oh, I agree.
And I believe since the Paris Accords, I hope I got my figures right.
I think 18 times we have tried various schemes such as carbon taxes and whatnot to meet our obligations under the Paris Climate Accords.
And 18 times we have failed.
But this time, kind of like Lucy Van Pelt holding the football, this time, Charlie, it'll be different, you know, with that 8.8 cents a liter that got tacked on to the cost of a liter of gas at your local gas station on April the 1st, fittingly April Fool's Day.
Again, it's a scam.
It's virtue signaling.
It's hypocrisy.
And I think this also plays into the conservative camp because at the end of the day, I think what Canadians really care about is the cost of living.
Yes.
It is getting so hard for fuel costs.
When you go to the grocery store, I don't know about you, Natasha.
Everything is more expensive.
And have you noticed the portions are a little bit smaller?
No, I'm noticing that.
I don't know if the manufacturers think we don't notice that.
I notice it.
Well, it's like even like a bag of chips.
It's like slowly over the years, like there are less and less chips in the bag, and you're like, I feel gyps, the price has gone up, but there's less chips in the bag.
And I think we do have another clip about the housing issue from Freeland as well, if we want to play that.
Because, yeah, as you mentioned, it's just, it's been crazy, the cost of housing and living.
It's crazy.
Let's hear what the libs have to say, though.
I think that's the problem with housing in Canada is we just don't have enough housing.
It's just a mathematical thing.
Canada has the fastest growing population in the G7.
That is fantastic.
That is actually a huge driver of economic growth, and it is one of Canada's competitive advantages.
But we cannot have the fastest growing population in the G7 without also having the fastest growing housing stock in the G7.
And we don't have that right now.
We have a shortage of homes.
Well, she is right about that.
Especially in the GTA, Natasha, what's driving the market, and it's insane, is you have low supply.
You have huge demand.
Even with interest rates rising, you still have generational low interest rates.
Those three things create the perfect storm.
I think what she was getting at was that stupid tax on foreign buyers.
And I say it's stupid because, yes, foreign buyers are driving up the cost.
They're part of that extra demand.
The problem is, Natasha, by adding in whatever levy they've put in, that's just the cost of buying a house in Toronto.
They're going to absorb it.
They're not going to go, oh, what?
A 5% levy?
Oh, I guess I won't be leaving Hong Kong after all.
No, no, no.
They will pay that, and nothing is going to be done in terms of making housing more affordable to Canadians.
Absolutely not.
And of course, the COVID-19 pandemic really exacerbated this because people were, especially in city centers like Toronto, everyone lived in a condo before.
And then, you know, you're with your spouse or your partner and you're both working from home in 500 square feet.
Like, something's got to give.
You know, you need to buy a house.
And I think that's also part of it.
And yeah, just the response to this, like, what are we going to do moving forward to make it, like, to allow people to be able to buy homes?
Like, she didn't really offer any solutions.
So I'm not really.
You know, the COVID factor is a major one, Natasha, because if you go to like the downtown core in Toronto, all those huge office towers you see folks, I understand that less than 50% are occupied.
That since COVID became a thing two years ago, you had so many, especially executives, go into cottage country.
Yeah.
My God, if we only invested in cottages two years ago, what we would have received.
Crowds And Party Wants00:15:23
And, you know, and that is a compounding factor of the economic misery because you go to the underground in Toronto, it's the PATH system.
It's like a little small town of fashion stores, food courts, coffees.
They're getting hammered.
Because when you had a tower that was completely full and now it's just a half or a third full, your buildings go down.
And, you know, my heart bleeds for these people.
But of course, Natasha, we're all in this together.
Oh, of course we are.
I mean, just to add on to that, like, I used to work around there and I would walk through the path every morning and it was like shoulder to shoulder.
Like, it was so good.
I remember those days.
Yeah.
And like, you would be like sweating, trying to like break through the crowds and stuff.
Like, it's insane.
And, yeah, it's like a ghost town now.
It's sad.
Yeah.
I avoided the path because I always got lost.
Yeah, it's fair.
Yeah, you got to memorize your roots, folks.
Memorize your roots.
I'm not some hedgehog, you know, tunneling underground.
I like to be above ground, you know, even when it's really cold.
But for those who don't like the cold and those who can navigate underground, God bless you.
But you don't have those crowds that you spoke about anyway.
No, no, absolutely not.
Should we maybe talk a bit about the Conservative Party leaders who are up for battle right now, who are hopefully going to switch things around for Canada?
Oh, yes.
You know, well, you were talking just now about your perspiration in the PATH system.
We're going from perspiration to desperation, folks.
Case in point, the prime example, Jean Jaret on the attack of Pierre Polyev for being a trucker support.
I almost feel sorry for Sharae.
This isn't going to earn him any points.
The last I looked, I don't think Polyev even responded to these criticisms, which, by the way, Natasha, I think is the right strategy.
Don't give this guy a time.
It's not even worthy commenting on.
But my God, this Sharé, who was a red Tory when he was part of the Quebec Liberals.
And then, yeah, a liberal premier for eight years who thinks he is, I guess, entitled, he should be crowned.
Do we have a video of him making his attack on the press?
I think we do, yeah.
I think he's denouncing Pierre over his support for the trucker crowd.
Okay, check this out, folks.
Excuse me.
I mean, were you mistaken?
I mean, he actually didn't support the blockade.
What you saw, what he did, was he was out there with the truckers.
You sound like you drank the Kool-Aid here.
No, no, he was out there with the truckers.
Evan, everyone knows that Pierre Polliev supported the blockade.
And I don't care how much spin you put into it.
Here is someone who makes laws and says I can break laws because I'm above the law.
Well, I'm sorry.
If you want to be a leader of a party, if you want to sit in the House of Commons and make laws, you have to obey them.
The laws of the land are not a buffet table from which you choose what you want or do not want to support.
And if you say to Canadians, I want to be the leader of the Conservative Party and I want to be the chief legislator of the country, but I don't have to obey the laws, I'm sorry.
That's not just a failure in leadership.
It disqualifies you, as far as I'm concerned, as being someone who thinks or aspires to be a leader.
Oh my goodness.
You know, Natasha, when I that is Jean Charray's Rambo moment.
I talked about the ending of the original Rambo movement where a movie where Colonel Troutman says to John Rambo, it's over.
It's over, Johnny.
He's over with because I think the conservative grassroots base supported the freedom convoys.
You know, if you buy groceries, if you get drugs at the pharmacy, that got there because of these truckers, the way they were demonized and vilified by those on left of center.
And here we have Jean Cretchen who wants to be the head of the Conservative Party.
I think it's over for him, given that.
Well, not to mention, we saw in the polls, like the narrative shift from being pro-COVID, or sorry, anti-COVID to pro-COVID during the time of the Truckers Convoy.
So what news is he reading?
That was like public knowledge that the narrative had started to shift and the narrative had begun to crumble.
So I'm really confused as to why he would take a stance that's actually unpopular for most Canadians.
100%.
And, you know, Fool Me once, shame on you.
Fool me twice, shame on me.
What is he saying for Fool Me three times?
Because we went through this, you know, liberal light nonsense with Mr. Scheer and Mr. O'Toole.
And now Jean Charé thinks there's an appetite for a three-peat that will somehow turn out differently.
I mean, here's what they don't understand, I think, Natasha.
As you reach out to the mainstream media, as you move your policies more left of center, as you become more liberal-light.
If I'm a liberal, I'm going, why am I drinking Diet Coke or New Coke when I can have Coke Classic?
I don't want a red Tory party.
I want a red liberal party.
And they always learn the hard way on election night.
No, absolutely.
And like we've talked about a couple weeks ago, I think just how desperate I think real conservatives are for a conservative leader, like a true blue Tory.
So I don't understand, like he must be grasping at straws if he has to throw stones at Pierre Polyev.
Very clear that maybe he's a bit desperate in this situation, but I just think it's not a good long-term tactic given what people really want from their conservative leader.
You know, and here's the thing, too.
The other high-profile candidate is, of course, sneaky Patrick Brown.
Oh, yeah, you love him.
Oh, well, folks, this guy, this is the biggest liar in Canadian politics.
He would spit in your face and tell you it's raining, okay?
And aside from that Sunday morning announcement last month that he was in the race, he's done nothing.
He's had no public.
I don't know.
I've heard nothing.
Yeah, and that kind of worries me in a sense.
What is he doing behind the scenes?
Yeah, that's a good point.
Yeah, but he's got that non-aggression treaty with Mr. Shere, so you know where Patrick Brown's coming from.
He is a fake conservative.
You know, that's the real reason why he was booted from the PC party back in January 2018.
He threw the social conservatives under the bus.
He threw the fiscal conservatives under the bus by promoting an Ontario carbon tax.
And guess what?
There were no more conservatives to throw under the bus.
They knew that what seemed like a sure thing majority might be a minority or even a loss.
And when the sexual allegation CTV story came across, came around, that was a convenient way to oust them.
So there he is in Brampton, simply announcing that he's running.
I think after that announcement, because he took no questions, he was too busy.
He had to go and inspect arenas and bones.
Busy guy.
And I always wear an Armani suit when I'm checking the oil levels in the summer.
Me too, me too.
Do you think that Brown and Shere are garnering any sort of support from the public?
Like, what do you think is happening there?
Like, who's voting for these people?
Well, I'll give credit where credit is due.
The one thing Patrick Brown does well, and it's because he will say anything to anyone, is to sell memberships.
I think when he was with the Ontario PCs, he sold something like 70,000 memberships, which is huge.
But again, he'll, depending on, it's kind of like, you know, Bob Hope used to say, you know, when you're in Chicago, you give them the Windy City stuff.
When you're in New York, you give them the Big Apple stuff.
He will say anything to anyone.
Absolutely.
And so whichever constituency he's speaking to, he'll promise them the moon.
And it's too bad so many people fall for it.
So you got Sheree liberal, Brown a liberal, and then who used to be my MP until last fall, Leona Alislav.
And as you may know, Natasha, back in, I think it was 2018, she was a liberal MP that crossed the floor to the conservatives because, get a little to this, it wasn't a come to Jesus moment for her that, you know, I'm on the wrong side of history here.
It was because she did internal polling in the Oak Ridge's Aurora Richmond Hill riding in which I live, which indicated it's always been a flip riding that it was going to flip conservative.
Her polling was correct by a mere several hundred votes.
It did flip.
So she remained the MP, but, well, she outsmarted herself because last fall in a real horse race, she lost her seat.
But what I'm getting at is, and by the way, let's never forget that Andrew Scheer made Leona Alislav, for some reason, the deputy leader.
Oh.
Like a liberal Benedict Arnold.
So we have three names in this leadership race that are clearly liberal.
And I think this is going to further energize the PolyF campaign.
Absolutely, definitely.
I think, as we've mentioned already, that there is a deep yearning for a real conservative leader.
And I don't get this tactic that they're employing just seems really unintelligent.
You know, your deep yearning, it's like the, what's her name that I'm drawing a mental flip.
Katie Lang.
Okay.
Constant craving.
We just want a conservative.
That's what we're craving for.
I think so.
I think so.
And I think that we have another clip, too, where Jean Charé, his campaign chair, calls Pierre Polyev far right.
And he claims that the large crowds do not indicate that he's popular with Canadians at large.
I feel like that's untrue, but let's play the clip.
Beautiful.
I mean, you get crowds.
Yes, you've got thousands of people.
So did Maxine Bernier in the last election, and he got 5% of the vote.
So quite frankly, I think if you want an opening, look at what's happened with the NDP Liberal Coalition.
It's given us an excellent opening on the center right to pull in voters who feel now they have no home even with the Liberal Party and no home in a Conservative Party though that would veer as far right as you would take it.
So why don't we go to a place with a leader who can attract enough people to actually get us into office and make the good things happen we need to for this country.
Far right.
What does that even mean?
I don't know what that means.
I think that just means you're a conservative at this point.
You're like classically liberal.
Yeah, I love freedom.
Ooh, far right.
Yeah, freedom of speech.
And I'm not kidding.
I mean, when you see the antifa types come to Parliament Hill, they're anti-freedom and yet they're anti-fascist.
They're fascists, but fascists are against.
So they're really not anti-FA.
They're just fa.
Yeah.
Right?
Fascists, right?
But I agree that Pierre is playing his cards right.
Economic misery, unfortunately, I think we're due for in this country in the months and years ahead.
And like I said earlier, I think the third component of this perfect storm is if there is a palace coup to get rid of Jugmeet Singh.
And believe me, there is a lot of discontent about this man in the NDP.
Trust me on that, folks.
I don't know if it'll happen, but if we have a strong NDP, more disenchantment with the liberals given the economy, and Pierre Polyev actually giving a viable alternative.
And here's the crucial thing, Natasha, if he comes as advertised.
Because we know with O'Toole, you know, he was anti-carbon tax, anti-gun ban, and then during the campaign, he flip-flopped.
Yeah, which is why Aaron O'Toole is sitting on his keester somewhere in Durham region right now.
Yeah, that's my biggest concern as well.
I don't think we should be all gung-ho for the Conservative Party.
I feel like I'd knock it up to an abusive relationship given our experience with O'Toole and Andrew Scheer, where they just flip-flopped.
And I think we do need to be discerning about these people because anyone can say anything, but it doesn't mean they're going to actually follow through.
And we've seen that time and time again the past couple years.
So I'm a skeptic.
I'm a skeptic.
I'm not, yeah, I'm not convinced at this point, personally.
You know what?
You're probably the smartest one in this room, even though there's only two people in this room.
Because my gut feeling tells me that Polyev is genuine.
Now, maybe in three years, I'll be the biggest horse's ass.
Should we make a bet?
No, I'm just kidding.
Yeah, people.
Well, you know what?
I got a bet with Lincoln Jay that the leafs are out in the first round in the playoffs, $30.
By the way, Lincoln, if you're watching, pay me $25 now for early withdrawal and I'll give you a $5 discount.
Oh, my goodness.
So generous.
Or you can wait until May and pay me the full $30.
But yeah, let's hope, unlike Scheer, unlike O'Toole, Polyev comes as advertised.
And here he is again.
Look, the venue is packed.
Yeah.
Which, where is he right now?
What it did?
Vancouver.
Oh, that is Vancouver.
Okay, then.
And I'm sure if we let the tate run far enough, it'd be a, oh, there you go.
I knew there'd be an evasion.
Not everyone is standing.
He didn't use his defund the CBC card.
Yeah, it works every time.
I am sure right now, by the way, since he's played his cards that way, the same as Mr. Bernier with the People's Party of Canada.
What do you want to bet that the CBC weasels right now are looking under every rock and into every crevice for any possible Polyev scandal?
They must be desperate for something, absolutely.
And just on Maxine Bernier, what do you think is going to happen with his supporters?
Do you think that they'll completely switch or do you think that he has kind of held the line enough and garnered enough support?
You know what?
That is an excellent question because, you know, much like the liberals are dining out on NDP policies right now.
Polyev, many of his policies are right from the PPC playbook.
And I remember a couple of years, not this election, but the election before, when Mr. Bernier was campaigning in the Toronto area, again, a standing room only crowd.
And again, when he said defund the CBC, I thought the hotel was going to get so raucous.
So the answer is, I don't know, because as much as I admire Mr. Bernier and so many of his candidates.
I mean, he has kept his word.
He has.
He's shown us exactly who he is, and he's remained consistent, which I don't think Pierre Polyev has been, frankly.
Well, you know, there are some inconsistencies, but here's the thing.
Wearing the Mask of Consistency00:11:00
Sometimes I guess to get political traction, my goodness, look at that crowd.
Mr. Bernier.
You've got to, you know, I guess vote strategically.
Yeah, I understand.
And by that, as much as I admire Mr. Bernier and the People's Party of Canada, it is a Herculean task for a startup political party to become government, forget about government, win a seat.
I mean, even with Maxime in his Bose Quebec riding, which between him and his father, I think they held that writing for 35 years as conservatives.
And in two elections, Maxime couldn't win his own riding as leader.
I thought that was a little shocking.
I thought he had enough popularity that he would do so.
So the thing is, do you want to put your vote to a party that is admirable?
It's completely on side with your thinking, or do you want to put your vote for someone who is a potential true contender?
I think it'll come down to that on Election Day.
Yeah, definitely.
I think at the end of the day, my hope for the People's Party is that they are able to win a few more seats, that there is more of a representation for populace in, you know, Parliament.
I think that would be really nice, I think, so that people feel represented.
Because I think a lot of people are offended by the Conservative Party.
Yeah, you know, you're right.
And I would say even to win one seat, even if Maxine, and Maxine has the best chance.
He could be the conscience in the House of Commons.
But if he's excluded from the parliamentary debates, he's got no voice in there.
I would surely love to see him get Bose back.
Maybe it'll happen this time.
Because you're right.
We do need that, you know, you know.
Well, I wouldn't use the word fringe.
I think Mr. Bernier is genuine.
I would call it a conscience.
Yeah, I agree.
I agree.
I think it'll be interesting to see what happens for sure.
Also, we should probably do a store ad.
Oh, yeah.
We should talk about the store, you guys.
Have you all been to RebelNewsStore.com?
David Menzies does every day.
He's always browsing.
Yeah, I'm always checking to see if those menzoid t-shirts are flying off the racks.
They aren't, but you can make that happen by buying one today, y'all.
You could.
I have a discount code NAT10, which you could use at checkout.
Do you have a discount code as well?
Yeah, Sheila usually says it because that's probably David 10, but if not.
Menzo 10.
Or maybe Menzoid 10.
Yeah.
You know what?
To tell you the truth, I don't care who gets the credit as long as people buy the merchandise.
And look at this merchandise.
Yeah, some of it's just so lovely.
Some of it's just so fun.
And there was some fun truckers merch during the convoy.
Miss Understood actually has some merchandise launching hopefully this week.
Oh, no kidding.
Yeah, so be sure to buy something, Menzies.
I'll check that out.
Yeah, I have the I Will Not Comply shirt.
That one's really fun.
I love the ape to sheep.
Yeah, that one's a good one.
I think that one's a bestseller for sure.
You know what?
I'm going to get that.
And speaking of which, do you know, Natasha?
And this is what this shirt I think speaks to.
I was at Hillcrest Mall for several hours on Sunday.
That's a big mall in Richmond Hill.
I wasn't shopping, folks.
I was just getting some tinkering done to my cell phone.
And I would say the split was easily 85% attendees masked.
Right.
15% unmasked.
I literally could not believe my eyes.
And of course, the masked people only partly masked, in a sense, folks, because when they go to the food court, those masks come down.
Because we know when you're seated and eating, the coronavirus is very respectful of hungry Canadians.
Oh, it knows.
It won't infect you, right?
To me, this is pure outright indoctrination.
Our chief medical health officer, Kieran Moore, who is currently being raked over the coals for going to the Dominican for a vacation, well, why wouldn't he?
He's declared, you know, the pandemic is.
Yeah, the vaccine passport over the masking.
By the way, he also didn't hide the fact that he was going anywhere.
He didn't lie like we've seen from politicians in the past.
So I don't get why people are so offended.
Like, if he wants to go, go.
Here's the thing.
These people said constantly in the last two years, follow the science.
Listen to the public health services authorities.
And then when those authorities say the science say we don't need the masks, we don't need the vax passports.
They go, you know what?
I'm keeping the vax passport.
Certain businesses, like concert venues, are.
And certain businesses are also keeping the mask mandates.
And based on my observation on Sunday, 85% of Hillcrest Mall shoppers were still wearing masks.
Baffling.
Ape to sheep.
Yep.
Ape to sheep.
I wish I was wearing that shirt that day.
Yeah, we'll have to.
I'll order you one later.
But I'll tell you one thing.
Here's the good news, folks.
This is what I loved about me spending a few hours in Hillcrest Mall on Sunday: the fact that the COVID Karens are still out there.
They're, of course, wearing the mask.
But what's changed in the last month since the mandates went down?
It's this.
They just glare at you.
Oh, right.
They don't do that banshee, you know, get a mask.
They must be so frustrated because they know they don't have the law on their side, as if they ever did really.
And so you just get those stink-eye looks.
But I love it.
I chuckle at it because they really want to yell at you.
But also, David, do you think if they were really that fearful that they would just stay home?
Like, why are they out and about when there's a deadly virus among us?
I just, I find that a little funny.
Like, are you really that scared?
You know, again, you raise an excellent point because I would love to know, and I don't know if there's any way of knowing this.
I guess you could commission a poll.
But what percentage of Ontarians, what percentage of Canadians are basically, you know, entombed in their home, their condo, their basement.
They're ordering everything online from Amazon.
Clubs through the door when they grab their food, you know.
Exactly.
Uber Eats.
And I bet you there is a percentage living their lives like that.
I actually have a story about that.
Oh.
Story time.
Our MPP in my area is Peter Tabbins.
I'm not sure if you know who he is, NDP.
He never replies to my emails, so don't email him if you have a problem.
But he was out campaigning, I guess, and he was door knocking, wearing his like big N95.
And a woman, he knocked on a woman's door, and she was wearing a mask, and she kept the door closed.
And he had to hand her a pamphlet.
He's like, I see you're very well protected.
And he, through the crack of the door, hands her the flyer, and she's like, like closing the door in his face.
I witnessed it, and we were like, my husband and I were like, whoa.
Did you film it?
No, I didn't.
I didn't.
But you got to trust me.
I saw it.
I trust you.
I'm telling you this right now, Natasha, and any candidates in the provincial election door knocking at my house, if you're wearing a mask, if you've got the face diaper on the page, you've already lost.
No, I'm not going to slam it.
I'm going to tell them, you've already lost my vote by wearing that ridiculous face diaper outdoors.
So please mosey on.
Absolutely.
Film it, of course.
Yeah, I should have been, I should have been better prepared.
I think I was just so stunned.
But maybe we should talk about Jason Kenney, who also got roasted for his harsh mandates.
Yeah, and then I think, because it's almost 10-2, we should get to some chats.
Yeah, I think that'd be fun.
Okay, so what's your deal with Premier Kenny?
Yeah, so he was roasted for calling Alberta's harsh mandates the balanced approach to COVID.
Tell that to Pastor Arch.
I was just going to say, I'm pretty sure more pastors were jailed in Alberta than in China in the last year.
And we have a billboard, actually.
You can go to RebelBillboard.com to check out Sheila's latest video about our newest billboard, and you can donate to give us a couple bucks to fund it because we have it on annually each month.
So crazy.
To think that Mr. Kenney, when he was part of the Harper Conservatives, introduced a bill about guaranteeing religious freedom worldwide.
I guess he was exempting Alberta in that equation.
Yeah, or Christians, I guess.
Yeah.
Oh, yeah.
It's always Christian for some reason.
Maybe the Christians are bad actors, but I doubt that's the case.
This has cost them real damage.
And the problem, Natasha, is as bad as Premier Kenny has been, what's behind door number one and two?
And I think that's a good idea.
I know.
I mean, like, the Rachel Notley NDP, the destroyers coming back in, the liberals, well, they don't have a chance.
But the thing is, this is why Kenny is playing with fire, I think.
You go after these people, you make, you know, you turn the grassroots disgusted with your authoritarian behavior.
You might pave the perfect storm conditions to get the Rachel Notley NDP back in.
Yeah, and it makes it seem like it's this crazy conspiracy theory plan all along.
And is that the goal?
I don't understand.
I don't know what he's thinking.
I don't either.
And the fact that he thinks that he, like, he actually believes in his heart that he had a balanced approach to the pandemic is like, that's delusional.
That's delusional.
Yeah, unbelievable.
It is.
Anyways, well, we'll see what happens next year.
Is it next year for the Alberta election?
I believe so.
I believe so, yeah.
And is this a video here of Pastor Art being dragged out of his own home?
Yeah, I know.
Looks like something from a police state like in North Korea or something like that.
There's the Calgary Police.
One of the, I won't paint them all with the same brush, but what they've been doing, I think, is trying to steal the mantle from either the RCMP or the Montreal Police Service as the worst police force in Canada.
And I say that not in a cavalier fashion, folks, when you see, at least Pastor Art is not on a highway right now.
But when you see them arrest Pastor Art on a live highway when it's raining and there's traffic whizzing by at highway speed, that was completely uncalled for.
They know where he lives, right?
They want to make a spectacle out of this.
Shame on you, Calgary Police Service.
Absolutely.
On that positive note, should we read some chats?
Okay, then.
All right.
Jackie Robinson's Parody Moment00:02:14
Well, thank you for sending in your chats, folks.
Hopefully we can get to as many as possible.
We really do appreciate your donations, though.
Good morning, sweet Menzie.
Hello, Natasha.
I don't care what anyone says.
You're still a haughty in a belly shirt.
This is from Anna Lisa 1964.
Is Annalisa talking about you or I?
Probably you.
Oh, it was the Raptor cheerleader.
I think it's you.
He looks great in a crop top, folks.
By the way, folks, when I tried to, what that video is in reference to was something from five years ago.
I went down to the Toronto Raptors Cheerleader tryout.
Oh.
The reason why I had that belly shirt on, that was one of the mandates.
You had to show your midriff, and unfortunately, it was a long winter that year.
Anyway, it was kind of a goof.
It was a parody about the insane radical transgender agenda.
And the point I made at the end of the video was that the Raptors, by not hiring me, made a crucial mistake in breaking the gender barrier, much like in the 1940s, Jackie Robinson broke the color barrier in Major League Baseball, becoming the first black baseball player allowed into Major League Baseball.
The reason it's relevant, we played it recently, is that there was a professor of women and gender studies at Purdue that was lauding liar Tom, I mean Leah Thomas, the male swimmer who's wiping the pool with his biological female competitors.
And she actually used that comparison too.
This is the same as breaking the color barrier back in the 40s.
Let me tell you something, Natasha.
You weren't around in 2017 at the company, but I can tell you our haters, oh, look at the transphobia here.
It's gone from transphobia in terms of what I said and did in 2017 to, there you go.
Oh, my goodness.
This is the Jackie Robinson of trans sports.
Can you imagine, folks?
This is why, and I've said this many times, in 2019, Mad Magazine, which used to be a license to print money, went out of business.
You cannot parody the modern world.
Mad Magazine's Demise00:15:26
Oh, gosh.
Well, you know, thankfully, Kat and I talk about this a lot in our show Misunderstood.
And on today's episode, which comes out tonight at 7 p.m., we're actually addressing a little more Leah Thomas chat.
So y'all be sure to listen to that.
It's juicy.
You know, and maybe we should prove to the folks out there that males in sports, because with the exception of auto racing and equestrian, Twas Ever Thus you had two separate divisions.
Men have more muscle mass, greater cardiovascular capacity.
That's why there's two separate divisions.
And maybe we should demonstrate that on your show one day.
We'll set up a ring and it'll be a handicap match.
I'll take on you and Kat.
Okay.
Just me, just little old me.
Let's see what you're talking about.
Little old you.
All right.
Stay tuned for that on next week's live stream.
Do we have any more chats?
This is from Harper will always be my prime minister.
Yes.
Okay.
I'm surprised so many taxpayers do not mind their taxes covering JT new CCP funding, his media to praise him.
Wonder if Pierre will finally cut media unlimited access to Tax Bank for Life.
I mean, he's promising to cut funding, so we'll see.
Hopefully, he follows through that.
I think if he does not, that his voter base will just be completely peeved.
You know what, Natasha, that's a great point the viewer raises.
And if I do get a chance to scrum Mr. Polyev, I will ask him that.
You're on record as defunding the CBC.
Fantastic.
What about the newspaper and magazine fund, which is in the hundreds of millions?
Do you also pledge to take that away as well?
It's a great question.
Yeah.
Let's see what else we've got from the same person.
Thank you.
I'm amazed social lib Ford still manages 40% approval.
I predict if he scrapes government again by September, his experts will lock everything except Costco and Walmart mask up everywhere for all for science.
Yeah, I think that's a fair prediction.
A lot of people are predicting that.
Do you think that the Premier will win, Doug Ford, again?
I think he will.
I think it could be a red, it will definitely be a reduced majority, maybe even a minority.
I think he will win.
Because who else is there to vote for?
Well, this is the thing.
Again, much like Alberta, behind door number two and door number three, Andrea Horwath with the NDP, Steve Del Duca with the Liberals.
Can anyone say they would have been better?
But here's the thing: this is why, unless there's major announcements to the contrary, that I can't bring myself to vote PC, it's because we shouldn't have that kind of loser attitude.
Well, the other two are just as bad.
Because we should expect better.
We should expect more from conservatives.
Doug Ford is not Rob Ford.
That is clear.
Rob Ford would not have desecrated the economy like Doug has done.
And I got to tell you, I was an early adopter of smelling a rat with this party because in 2018, I did not vote PC.
I squandered my vote.
I voted libertarian in my writing.
Interesting.
Because Tanya Granick Allen, the kingmaker for Doug Ford, who put her support at the convention to Doug Ford, the only reason why we have Premier Ford as opposed to Premier Elliott is Tanya Granick Allen.
And guess what?
Cancel culture.
Here's some potentially offensive Facebook rants.
You're under the bus.
I was disgusted, so I never voted for this party to begin with.
Oh, well, there you go.
It's not his fault, folks.
It's not his fault.
And I'm so glad I am.
Yeah.
Let's see another chat from the same person.
Harper will always be my prime minister.
Dave, what store can you buy your leather trench coat?
JT will probably say it will fix house bubble rent your house from me or my we developer buddy and be happy.
You know what?
Sir, that trench coat was bought at the Canadian National Exhibition, aka the X, about 20 years ago.
Oh.
And retro.
Yeah, and shame on John Torrey for canceling the X the last two years.
The only time, the X is almost as old as Canada itself.
Really?
And the only time it had to be canceled was during First World War and Second World War.
And, of course, John Torrey quivering over COVID.
So, but here's the good news: it's coming back this August.
Go to those merchants.
I'm sure they took a horrific hit the last two years not being able to exhibit their wares.
And so, if you are in the greater Toronto area, that's where I got it.
And you know what?
I got to tell you: your co-host, Kat Kat.
Who was looking so super fashionable in a retro raincoat told me that these black leather coats are coming back.
I had no idea.
They are.
Wow.
I think you started the trend, actually.
I'm going to buy one.
Yeah.
Next week we'll be matching.
Do we have any more chats?
Oh, great.
This is from the same person.
Thank you so much.
I said, Day Princess Singh got in.
He's there for the same reason as Justin.
Get as much money as I can and then retire on taxpayers.
100%.
You know what?
Maybe this is all about Mr. Singh ensuring he gets that six years of tenure.
And then you get the pension automatically.
And I think he's probably at five-something right now.
Yeah, I believe so.
So maybe that's what was behind this Kakamani thing.
I wouldn't be able to pass it.
What a grister.
Yeah.
Do we have any more chats?
AMT60, thank you.
When did the mainstream media start getting funding?
What year did they last actually do investigative reporting?
I'm in my 60s, and I thought I remember they actually asked hard questions of leaders, but don't know when.
Yeah, I'll tell you, it's quite different.
I think the year they started to get the funding might have been 2019.
So quite recent.
Oh, yeah, you know, this bailout.
And, you know, remember there was that GM ad slogan for Oldsmobile, not your father's Oldsmobile, even though it still was really.
But, anyways, this is not your father's media, whether it's in Canada or the U.S.
I remember in the 80s, 80 to 88, the Ronald Reagan administration, the tough time he received from the media.
I thought they were often unfair, but that was nothing, absolutely nothing compared to what Donald Trump went through.
This was an organized party, basically.
Our boss Ezra, he says it the best, the media party actually openly campaigning against the Trump Republicans and boosting the Democrats.
It is absolutely shameful.
I wonder what my journalism professors at Ryerson, I'm sorry, University X, when I went there in the early 80s, what they would have said of what's become of journalism.
Because I'll tell you that, in the early 80s, that's not how we were taught.
But right now, you have the media being basically the proletarian guard for those politicians in North America who are left of center.
Yeah.
This is from Harper Will Always Be My Prime Minister.
I wonder how many VASUVs were idling waiting for Princess to give her green speech before jetting on fuel-powered jet.
Oh, at least four or five, I predict.
What do you think?
Usually, I do the count, and typically the entourage is seven.
They're almost always Chevy Suburbans, Ford Expeditions, and there's always one or two minivans in there.
I don't know why, right?
You know, but still, not the green-plated minivans.
And you aren't right.
In the winter, they run them constantly to keep it nice and toasty for the winter.
It sounds comfortable.
Oh, yeah, in the summer, well, you don't want Justin to sweat.
No, no.
You know, like Natasha going through the PATH system in Toronto.
He's too good for sweating.
So the AC is run constantly.
Again, I'd have no problem with this except for the fact that these are goddamn hypocrites who tell us to suffer, turn off the heat, turn off the AC.
Sometimes we don't have a choice given the cost of our utilities, but it's a different set of standards for them.
Thousand percent.
Not to mention, we're paying for it.
Yeah.
You know, from the same person, thank you.
By now, I was 100% accepting Justin to be building Castle overlooking Ottawa and ordering a Rolls-Royce limo to drive him around.
Wonder what Justin gets on a side from dirty oil.
Well, you know, that's a great commentary, too, because as I understand it, the Trudeau family's source of wealth is they operated in Quebec gas stations.
Oh, did they?
Yeah.
Oh, good.
You know, I'm going to double-check that.
I don't want to be conveying fake news, but that's come up a few times.
Interesting.
The Rolls-Royce is one thing, but I'll tell you: when Pierre Trudeau passed away, Gasu got his classic Gallwing Mercedes from the 50s.
Yeah, Justin.
And I think at auction, that car approaches almost a million dollars in the condition it is.
The rich get richer, eh?
And Marxism ain't for the Marxists.
No.
No.
In JT budget, I'm expecting he will add: we are sending $3 billion to Ukraine, but you cannot know how the money will be split or spent.
Yeah.
I mean, I think that makes sense.
They've sent foreign money before and they pretended it was for something and then it ended up being for something else.
What was that, though?
It was something very specific, like something about women's reproductive health, maybe.
I'm not too sure.
I don't want to spread fake news either, but I know there was a story where money was being sent and it wasn't necessarily as clear as we would have expected from our government.
It's hard to keep track of all this stuff.
It kind of is, yeah, and I don't want to spread any lies or anything, but I do recall hearing something about that before.
I'm sure you've heard similar stories.
Oh, yeah.
Maybe it was something connected with the Wii charity.
Oh, no, no.
That's kind of gone off the radar, but believe me, there's still more stories to come.
No kidding.
To Christine's speech, I thought thanks to Justin, Canada was on the bottom of the G7 list.
On the bottom, in terms of maybe the viewer can clarify that.
In terms of, I don't know, GDP?
Maybe, yeah, I'm not too sure.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Democrat Jean Charais says, someone who makes laws and breaks them.
I guess he's referring to his best friend, Justin Trudeau.
Yeah, for sure.
Are they best friends?
That'd be interesting.
Yeah, well, you know, I've watched that sitcom.
Ethics code violations, SNC Lavalin, Jody Wilson Rayball.
I mean, the list goes on and on.
Grope gate, blackface.
Maybe though, well, groping is certainly sexual assault.
Blackface is just the indication that he is a moron.
And you know what?
What is his obsession with blackface?
And why is it?
And I think this is even more offensive than the black makeup.
He's inevitably always posing with his tongue out.
Yeah, that's weird.
Is that how Justin Trudeau looks upon black people?
I don't know.
They stick their tongues out, you know, all the time.
I mean, I'm not trying to be funny here.
No, Jesus.
It's weird.
It's weird.
He makes me sick.
He makes me sick.
I'm still expecting liberal Scheer to put his name in the race.
Oh, gosh, I think those days are long gone.
I think he learned his lesson.
Yeah.
Personally, I don't think he will.
And of course, and you know, and to, we were talking about how undoubtedly the mainstream media is looking to find any scandal attached to Pierre Polyev.
Remember the big Shear scandal?
He sold insurance without his full brokerage license.
Ooh, throw away the key and lock up Mr. Scheer.
Is that the best you got?
Come on.
Unbelievable.
At least pull out all the stops, right?
Oh, my God.
For six or seven months.
Very specific, but also very vague simultaneously.
Nice.
Democrat Jean Gerais is someone who makes laws and breaks them.
I guess he's, oh, I think we already read this one.
Sorry.
Yes.
Do we have any more chats?
Maybe.
Producer Raffron.
There we go.
Oh, we got one.
AMT60, what do you think of Roman Baber and is Rebel News going to interview him?
He's been talking freedom for the past two years.
Does he have a chance against Pierre?
Pierre's name was on the World Economic Forum site.
Okay, well.
A lot to unpack there.
Well, I'll tell you this much, Natasha.
I can tell you I agree with Roman Baber's principled stance that got him booted from caucus at the PC party.
I agree with a lot of what he has to say, ideology.
And young people actually like him from what I can tell, too.
You know, but then again, young people don't vote.
My friends do.
That's good to hear.
Millennials vote.
Here's the deal.
As much as I like his ideology and his policies and taking a principled stance, I don't have a lot of respect for Mr. Baber, the man, in terms of being brave enough to being interviewed by the non-mainstream media.
I say that because we've reached out to him for months to come on camera.
In October, I was actually in Queen's Park in the legislative building.
I literally bumped into Mr. Baber, and no word of a lie, folks, I said, oh, Mr. Baber, I would love to sit down with you for an interview.
And he says, well, David, come on, you know you have to go through the proper channels.
I didn't know what he was talking about.
I go, what do you mean?
He goes, come on, you know, you know how it is.
You must go through the proper channels.
I assume his assistant, his secretary, I said, well, you're the guy.
I'm asking you directly.
And he retreated into his office.
He wouldn't take questions from Lincoln Jay.
Yeah, recently, this was last week.
Well, yeah, it was I think a Monday night.
And forgive me, but Roman Baber is around 40 years old.
Monday night, no children.
He didn't have time.
What better use of your time than to speak to a news channel with 1.5 million plus YouTube subscribers, most of whom are rebuilt?
Conservative.
Yeah, conservative base.
It's exactly his target audience, you think.
And by the way, what I was told by Lincoln is that he got a hero's welcome.
And when people saw him in the Rebel News mic flash, you know, and see his supporters have no problem going on camera, but he runs away.
Now, I heard rumor that the big boss man himself, Ezra, is going to have a sit-down interview with Roman.
If that happens, I take back what I say about him being a coward.
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But until it happens, I'm sorry.
This guy, as much as I'm simpatical with his ideology, he resembles the cowardly lion when it comes to us.
I think we have another chat coming here from Fraser McBurney.
Fool me once, shame on you, Sheer, fool me twice, shame on me.
The tool, the tool.
That's fun.
The Conservative Party is just another liberal party.
Don't be fooled again.
I'm inclined to side with you personally.
I agree.
I'm, like I said, I'm very skeptical that anything will change.
I don't know.
I just personally don't know if the leader's going to change the whole party.
Well, I'm clinging to hope.
And, you know, we've seen some people that were part of Aaron O'Toole's inner circle, the soy boy contingent, I call them, leave.
That's a good thing because some, because that was the problem with, I think, Aaron O'Toole, is he was being, there were puppet masters, and he lacked the intestinal fortitude to stand up to them.
But people like Corey Hahn, he's resigned.
So I cling to hope, Natasha.
You know, I hope I'm rewarded for that.
Then again, maybe Pierre Polyev is Lucy Van Pelt holding the football and I'm Charlie Brown getting screwed again.
Time will tell.
Harper will always be my prime minister.
It says Menzie is the hottest cheerleader.
No comment because I will get fired.
HR shoes there.
Well, you know what?
I'll tell you, if I was running the Toronto Raptors, I'd go, you know what?
Hire that guy.
Hire that Frankenstein in a mini skirt because think of the publicity our team will get.
I mean, people will buy tickets just to see this freak with all these.
And by the way, I got to tell you, Natasha, it was so humiliating trying out.
I was in a venue with 300 of the most beautiful, physically fit women I've ever seen.
And they were avoiding you like the plague eye, but they were like, who's this guy?
The vast majority, but one came up to me and she said, you know, I so support what you're doing.
Oh, gosh.
And I thought, what?
Stealing a position?
Erasing women?
Come on.
Well, God bless her.
God bless her.
I tell you.
Do we have any more chats?
Thank you.
Thank you.
Okay, thank you so much.
This is from Harper WillAlways Be My P. Wonder how long before some bloke will sue the strip club that he is not allowed to dance with girls for men.
Oh no.
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You know what?
It's only a matter of time, isn't it?
That's how far we've come.
I mean, sports is fun in games.
Nobody's getting hurt when it comes to, I mean, it's completely unfair and egregious.
But we have a society now, thanks to Justin Trudeau, where males, convicts, can simply say, I identify as female, no slicing and dicing of the genitalia, no hormone shots, and they are in a woman's correctional facility causing harm to real women.
So the fact that a strip club would be ordered to give a stripping job to a guy, I could see that happening.
I could see a human rights tribunal going that way.
Anything in the name of progress.
Let's read another chat here from Harper WillAlways Be My P. Thank you.
I agree.
Doug is anything but Rob.
I met Rob a few times and had dinner with him a couple times.
That was a real PC gentleman with heart, unlike Dougie.
Totally agree, sir.
I mean, I met Rob Ford several times.
I still pine for him.
It was still such a loss for this city, this province, maybe this country, depending on where his political ambitions went.
And, you know, a lot of people, including myself, thought Rob and Doug were, you know, inseparable twins kind of thing.
They were, no, as we found these last four years, nothing could be further from the truth, unfortunately.
It's a shame.
From the same person, Harper will always be my P. Thank you.
I thought G7 Economy Canada was bottom, but could be wrong.
Oh, our economy is like the lowest, the worst.
You know what?
I'll research that because I'm not sure.
That's something I'm not super knowledgeable on.
Last one.
Alrighty.
This is the same one.
Yes.
Sorry.
Let's see here.
All right, that's all.
All right.
I think that's the show.
Well, Natasha, thank you for co-hosting.
Thank you for being my new co-host.
Anytime.
By the fact that you are not running away screaming into the office.
I'm going to cry later.
That's my benchmark for success, folks.
So thank you to Natasha.
No, thank you.
Super producer, Efron, all of you who tuned in, especially all of you who gave a financial contribution that helps keep the light on.
And tomorrow there'll be two other rubble names.
Andrew and Lewis will be hosting some of the things.
Andrew and Lewis always, you know, I was going to say always full value for your dollar, but you're getting it free.
So that doesn't make sense.
So enjoy Andrew and Lewis tomorrow.
In the meantime, I'll be back with Sheila Gunread on Thursday.