DAILY dives into Canada’s economic chaos—Bank of Canada’s 1% hike fueling recession fears—as Avi Yemini slams media silence on Victoria police’s apology for his three politically motivated arrests, backed by 100K+ likes in Australia. Ontario’s BA.5 "seventh wave" pushes booster mandates and outdoor masks, while hosts mock Jean-Yves Duclos’s redefinition of "fully vaccinated." CETA’s nitrogen rules threaten Dutch farmers; they warn Canada’s agriculture could face similar climate-driven restrictions. Climate alarmism clashes with economic collapse, raising questions about whether Trudeau’s globalist policies will backfire like Sri Lanka’s—leaving citizens to bear the cost. [Automatically generated summary]
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We've got lots of stuff from around the world today, of course.
We've got the stuff from the Netherlands with what are their names?
Lewis and Lincoln, double L, L Cool J out there.
We've got tons of depressing news from Canada.
We were remarking just before we went on here that Canadian news isn't very exciting, but man, is it certainly depressing and telling you how your life's going to get worse?
That's basically all the stuff we have from Canada.
One, your life's going to get worse.
Your life's going to get more expensive.
You might need more vaccines.
So it's going to be all the greatest stuff coming through.
Yeah, I think my brief sneak peek as to what we're looking at today in terms of Canadian news is essentially the imminent collapse of Canada slowly, steadily rolls forward.
And, you know, step by step, we're going to fall.
Step by step.
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Producer Efron loves New Kids on the Block, I've heard.
He's probably got a poster on his ceiling, not on the wall.
He wants to see it when he's in the middle.
Exactly.
Stare up, yeah.
But we do have good news to start off all the way from Deonanda, from Avi Yamini.
So if you guys have been following along with YameniReports.com for two years, I'd say, like I have, you've seen him be arrested several times.
Yeah, I think it was three times.
Three times.
One was just reporting at a protest for his own safety.
Another was arrested when the lockdown protest first started in Australia, and they just decided he was the only journalist they wanted to arrest.
And the third one was the time, I believe, at another protest for Australia Day, where they just arrested him, put him in a paddy wagon, drove 10 blocks, and then just kicked him out in the middle of nowhere where he's never, he doesn't live.
And that's not to mention arresting a security guy on a single occasion, if I'm not mistaken.
Yeah, the big guy with the hairdo.
I forget his name, but shout out to him.
So the Victoria police have had to apologize for Avi Ameni.
I believe they took it to the Supreme Court, and they said that they used political bias in their arrests, so they've had to apologize to him.
So Avi was on Andrew Bolt's show last night, which is on Sky News Australia.
So a big network there.
And we're going to show a bit of it to you.
You want to skip ahead, Olivia, just to, you know, Avi's interview here.
It's a pretty long video.
We'll get to that portion, I think.
Yeah, about halfway through there.
Once he joins Avi.
All right, let's go ahead.
And this is Avi Yameni on Sky News, Deonanda.
Oh, it's loading.
We're getting hit with the buffer.
Our internet.
It's tough when that happens.
It happens to me all the time.
It's really just Twitter videos that do that when you try to skip along.
But they had a few quotes there that they pointed out.
Three, quote, unlawful arrests of, quote, the same reporter, Aviameni.
I'm so glad you took this to the Supreme Court.
I believe that's in the judge's ruling of him.
Dakota.
Do you think we're ever going to get any apologies from the Montreal police, the Toronto Police?
I think those are the two worst offenders.
I highly do.
I think we've had some runs.
Well, other police forces we've had runs in Canada.
Yeah, I know for sure.
Those are ones I know we are suing.
Yeah, we were just talking in a separate meeting about how awful the Montreal police were.
I think it was yesterday.
Yankee loves to talk about how bad the Montreal police are.
The Montreal Police, they abused me.
I mean, they did.
The thing is, when Yankee was out in Montreal during the curfews, which are moronic to start with.
Was that lockdownreports.com?
I think so.
And then Yankee was out because nobody else was allowed to be out.
Well, none of the real mainstream media there wanted to do anything.
They just wanted to stand and do a report for five minutes and then leave.
But Yankee was out there videotaping the cops.
And he doesn't take any guff from them, you might say.
And also, the police were picking on the Jews for some reason.
For some reason.
As they will do, I guess, in Montreal.
It was really weird.
But can this video work now?
Let's try it.
On air.
There we go.
Unjust, unlawful arrest of a journalist, which I would have thought was concern for every journalist.
But each of those arrests, you know, they were unlawful.
A serious attack on free speech and a free press.
And after two years of fighting in the Supreme Court, Yemeni has now won that apology from the police.
And he joins me now.
Avi Yemeni, congratulations.
Let's go from the start for a moment.
Why were you infected?
He was frustrating everywhere.
He had no ties.
Avi doesn't wear ties.
Yeah, he's too cool.
Thank you, Andrew, for having me.
And I guess it's pretty simple.
In each of those protests, it was either easier to get rid of me because tactically I was being mobbed by violent leftists.
And they thought, well, we're not going to deal with the criminals.
We're going to take the one person out of this situation who's lawful.
And in the other situation, they just didn't like what I was reporting.
And they knew they had the media class on their side.
So I was kind of alone.
And I've been alone until Rebel News actually created a legal fund for me where our viewers paid to go to court.
And like you said, we fought for two years for police to give this simple apology, which is what I wanted from day one, Andrew.
And I only wanted it, I only wanted it not to feel good and vindicated.
I wanted it so that I could continue to do my work freely.
And, you know, I'm going to carry this apology in my pocket every time I go to protest now, so that if one of the Victoria police members haven't got the memo, I can make them read it.
And I can say to them, this time, I'm not going to settle at an apology.
I'll take your badge.
Because it is an attack on free speech, and you're right.
I immediately be quiet.
Lobertavi, I like your faith that you're going to show them this apology and that's going to do it.
Mate, I've seen the footage.
You were saying, listen, here's my press pass.
Or, you know, by what right?
You're asking, and you're saying, look, the law is not on your side.
They didn't care.
They didn't answer.
They didn't care.
So I'm just wondering.
Andrew, I think the difference is now they know what you were doing.
That was wrong.
They knew I didn't do anything wrong.
They knew that the whole time.
They knew that.
Nothing.
They've never been.
Even if you watch my original arrests each time, at no point could they actually give me a reason as to what I was doing wrong.
The difference, I think, between now and then is they know I'm serious.
They know I'll fight all the way.
They know that I'll take it all the way, thanks to our viewers at Rebel News.
And they know that even if the media class don't tell the story, you know, like you showed, they mock me when I get arrested.
They use it to delegitimize me.
But then when the actual newsworthy story comes out, Victoria Police apologize for breaking the law.
And not one media outlet has run that story.
I find that crazy.
And talking about public interest, that apology that you just put up on the screen has had over a hundred thousand likes in Australia in in the last day since it would it was posted.
There's a lot of public interest there.
It is a deliberate attempt by the mainstream media to avoid this, to not give this story the the attention it deserves and to embarrass, you know, their friends.
Uh, that's the only thing I can come to is that it's a protection, but it's not going to stop us, andrew.
We have we have a lot of viewers that will stand by my side.
Now, like I said, we have a legal fund that paid for that and we've got the a bunch of fights in the Supreme Court, and i'll keep going.
Well, I think what that shows, what you're talking about, is that uh, too many people, too many journalists in Victoria, too many the Victoria particularly, but uh, I say others in other states feel they're part of the governing class.
Really, that's what they feel, and you're an interloper and therefore you're, you know they're not on your side.
Plus, of course, you're so-called right wing, so that puts you right on the outer.
But what does this tell us?
The Victorian Labor government as well.
Oh they, they loved it.
This was, this was the Victoria police doing their dirty work.
And, to be fair Andrew, i'm not the only person that deserves an apology.
Now, for the last two years, what's been happening?
I'm the only one that has the means, through our, through our viewers, through my legal front I, the there's, there's I can think of, off the top of my head, probably a hundred people I know that deserve a similar apology and uh yeah, it should come, but unfortunately it's not going to come, especially when you have a media class that just excuses this kind of behavior.
Avi Yemini, i'm so glad you took this to the court, because this is a very important principle.
You cannot have the sort of armed wing of government, so to speak, arresting journalists that they don't like because they're being inconvenient.
Uh, you know, either saying telling an inconvenient truth or, you know causing, causing people to attack them.
I mean ridiculous.
Arrest the attackers don't, don't arrest the victim.
Avi Yemini, thank you so much for your time.
Well Dakota um, I think Abi's right when he says that he was alone in all this.
I can't name a single other reporter from Australia.
I think he's the most famous one, and I think the Victoria police have done themselves a disservice here, because now when you go to, you know, say something to Avi Yemeni you're, they're gonna have to be so careful because you guys have wrong admitted to wrongfully arresting him three times.
Now how are you gonna justify pretty much anything?
We know he doesn't cause anything, You know, he just asks questions.
And even when he's getting arrested in those videos, he takes it really well.
He does it really calmly.
Now, how are they supposed to even say anything to them?
And my point is, they've backed themselves into this corner where if you say something to him, it's going to be obvious to most people, or if you try to move him on, as they say in Australia, it's going to be obvious to most people that they've had to apologize.
They've admitted wrongdoing.
So now everybody's going to say, well, what are you doing this time?
Are you doing it for the right reason?
Are you doing it for the wrong reasons?
If they never wrongfully arrested him in the past, then they would still have the opportunity to go and say these things to him.
But they can't control themselves, Dakota.
They can't help but say, you know, this guy's agitating.
We've got to get him off the streets, et cetera, et cetera.
Yeah, I feel like, I don't know, when the inevitable lockdowns do come again, you know, when we get to the 10th wave or whatever in Australia, I honestly, I can still see the police just this time.
I feel like their lessons, like, okay, guys, we need to come up with a better excuse so that we can actually say, no, we arrested him for this reason, not just arrest him because they wanted to arrest him and then get taken to court for it and have to apologize.
Well, in the Commonwealth colony of Australia, there are no laws that cannot be justified or unjustified, whatever the word I'm looking for, to just arrest journalists like this, where Avi was the only one they singled out, threw on the ground, get him.
There was just, yeah, that officer standing to the left there was just like, oh, I'd arrest him, mites.
And then they throw him to the ground.
He tries to speak to the police liaison.
They don't answer his questions.
That's the problem, they never have to, these hockey pads they're wearing.
That's what they do.
They just buy like Reebok and Cooper hockey pads from Canada and put them on the police.
But they never have to answer any questions.
And I'm watching, finding myself watching the Daily Color Shorts channel that is a big channel on YouTube where they show a lot of police interactions.
And it's hard because most of the time the police are just trying to do their job and they get some unruly citizens just giving them a hard time.
They have to arrest them.
Tough decisions.
But all around the world, when you see things like this where police just act without speaking at all or having to justify their position at all, then people, of course, are going to become untrusting of the police, especially when it comes to lockdowns like that and giving people tickets as they did in Australia and Canada, the Toronto Police.
You know, famous video we have of them saying, let's target the people with megaphones and signs.
And then in Montreal, they just ticket everybody for not wearing a mask outside, for example, or being out past their bedtime.
Or in Calgary, it's honking too loud or honking at all.
In Ottawa, it's doing anything.
It's hard.
And they've really set themselves back.
And you wonder, like, there's the argument of they have to follow the law no matter who's in charge and what it is because that's their job is to just follow the law.
But, you know, we're still at this point where it's like, when do they actually start saying no?
When do they actually start saying no?
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And we see what happens now in Sri Lanka.
And we're going to throw this video in Italy where things are popping off, as I said earlier.
Of course, the Netherlands.
But in Italy, they're apparently threatening to flood the office of the prime minister if he doesn't come out and speak.
And we're going to show you that video and we're going to see you on the other side after a little bit of an ad break.
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So this is Italy, Italy's parliament.
Let's play this, and we'll talk to you guys in a minute.
Pushing through the break here.
We're pushing through the break in a national break here.
Worldwide info.com.
That's what Alex Jones does whenever he doesn't go to a commercial.
He's skipping the break.
We've been pushing the brakes off for.
Pushing through.
Well, I feel like that does deserve a little more discussion than just the second clip of, you know, basically because all you see is just the crowds there, right?
But the thing is, is that they're rising up and they're threatening to flood the office of the prime minister, right?
And basically saying, yeah, give us, I don't know, actually not sure what they're demanding.
Give us less BS.
Well, I think it's the same thing as the Netherlands where they're putting these emissions.
And Tucker Carlson had a good piece on it last night of all these different countries that have put in these green energy plans.
And across the board, it's failing.
And Ghana was one of the first ones rolling blackouts, South Africa.
Italy is one of them.
France famously started in 2018 with the yellow vests because Macrone had these.
He's like, this is what you guys voted for.
You wanted basically green energy.
And now we've got this video of Macrone asking Joe Biden to produce more oil because the Saudis can't produce anymore.
Sidebar the fact that the Saudis are wonderful people, but Russia's evil, you know, that comparison.
But now he's asking Joe Biden if he can make more oil.
And Joe Biden clearly just doesn't know where he is or isn't listening and doesn't care because he's the one halting the production.
Meanwhile, it's harder to get these countries like France who have a strong sense of self-worth and national pride to just roll over, unlike in these other countries where sometimes it's just we just want to do the right thing, you know, that sort of thing.
But the French don't play that as much.
So he's, you know, having to back off of it because they don't have the energy because they've set themselves up to rely on, you know, green energy that doesn't actually work yet.
Yeah.
And on that topic of the world needing more oil production, you know, we got plenty of wonderful oil here in Canada that we could start drilling, starting to start transporting worldwide, Andrew, like Pitbull.
But no.
Mr. International, Justin Trudeau.
Yeah.
Unfortunately, Mr. Trudeau does not want that.
By the way, buildkeystonexhl.com signed the petition.
Just going to throw that in there.
Very nice plug, Dakota.
It's more on the topic.
I mean, it's true, though.
It's like there's no good, legitimate reason as to why we should not be building the environment and the native land, Dakota.
Yeah, except those arguments do not hold up to inspection.
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Well, to segue from Justin Trudeau's love of the people in the way that Fidel Castro loved his people and Che Guevoir and all those revolutionaries that teenagers will wear on their shirts.
We come to the Canadian news focus of the show of the afternoon here, Dakota.
If you're on Eastern Time and Eastward, you'll be in the afternoon.
The depressing news.
You want to start us off, Dakota, with just Justin Trudeau's first depressing news item of the day.
Yeah, are you talking about the food?
Yes.
Yes.
So Canadian food suppliers are basically signaling that more price hikes are coming.
So if you thought you were already paying a lot for groceries, you're going to be paying a whole lot more.
Bank Of Canada's Dilemma00:12:46
It's not enough.
It's never enough.
Yeah, Canadian food suppliers signal more price hikes coming to grocery stores this fall.
So yeah, we're talking double digits inflation and food price rising.
Well, that's happening even further.
It's never enough.
It can only get better.
Now, you might be saying, hey, well, what about the grocery companies?
Can't they take a cut?
Of course they could.
They stayed open the whole pandemic.
They got special treatment from Doug Ford governments and other governments.
So they made probably record profits.
You know, the toilet paper alone put them in the green for years.
Could they take a cut on like another 1% increase in what's the word I'm looking for from the Bank of Canada here?
From interest rates and from inflation, skyrocketing, of course.
Still not as bad as the U.S., but still way up there.
Of course they could take a cut.
So yes, they're to blame as well, but they're not going to do that just for the government.
I'm going to say no.
I'm going to say, I'm going to push back there.
and say no they're not to blame at all yes they could take a cut but that's like oh they're not to blame for inflation No, you're just saying they're to blame as well.
It's like, well, no, I don't think they're to, because it's like, all right, the government is oppressing the people here in terms of their reckless monetary policy.
And then it's like, oh, well, it's got to come from somewhere.
So, oh, if the people, then the businesses, but then even still, eventually.
Well, it all trickles downhill as they say.
Shit rolls downhill, Dakota.
Expletive.com.
Wow.
But yeah, they are warning us now because they see the price increases coming.
They see all the stuff coming.
And this is what happens is they don't take hits for the government.
And why should they?
I mean, they can.
All I'm saying is they can if they really wanted to, you know, be pals.
But that's not how it works.
Just like when Joe Biden says, gas stations, lower your prices.
That's not their job.
Their job is to make money.
It's supposed to be the government's job to make the world safe, to make the country safe, to make it more able to be prosperous for businesses.
And they're not doing that.
And they just don't care.
That's the thing.
That's what's going on across the world.
They just don't care.
They don't care at all about the people that they're supposed to serve, the people that actually pay them.
As you can see, that Joe Biden sends another $1.7 billion to Ukraine.
He doesn't care about the American people.
He cares about, you know, his business interests and keeping Ukraine's war going on forever, I guess, until all the soldiers and all the people there don't have lives anymore.
They just don't care about the people they're serving in all these countries.
In the Netherlands, they just don't care.
He spouts the Green New Deal points.
He spouts Agenda 2030 and Building Back Better.
And they just say, well, deal with it.
You have to be poor so that we can look good.
So we can meet the UN, the Paris Climate Accord Agreements.
You have to suffer so that we can feel good about what we're doing.
And what actually just makes them feel good is patting themselves on the back and giving themselves money, but they'll disguise it as doing great things for the environment.
And now the next great thing in Canada was the hike by the Bank of Canada now announcing the 1% increase there.
Now the Bank of Canada is forecasting this because of what, producer Efron?
Because they wanted a soft landing.
Yes.
A soft landing on the other side of the crap that we're already in.
So a soft landing, according to producer Efron, means a recession is coming.
And I can't disagree because where else do you go?
Hopefully you still have a job.
Hopefully you can buy back into any investments you've made.
But for the people who don't, Dakota, the people who work minimum wage or the people who don't have a company that's recession proof or work for a place that isn't expendable, is what I'm trying to say, their jobs, then they're just screwed.
And all of a sudden, their money isn't worth anything.
They're not going to be able to go through it.
Yeah.
Yeah.
It's this, or again, hit with this double whammy of hiking food prices, hiking interest rates by 1%.
Yes.
Recession incoming, a lot of economists are saying, which, you know, it doesn't take any genius to see.
That's the direction we're headed in.
And yeah, like what you were talking about there is just you have these big government bureaucrats and leaders and politicians who are doing their own fun stuff following these globalist agendas, essentially, the Paris Climate Accords, Agenda 2030, all this Green New Deal type BS, as well as, of course, lining their own pockets and pushing forward their own agendas, accruing more power for themselves.
And every single citizen of their countries are just collateral damage, everyone under them.
Let's look at this clip from the guy from Bank of Canada.
Can we play this?
I believe it's the announcement.
Today we raise the policy interest rate by 100 basis points.
Kiff MacLow.
One percentage points.
Is that his name?
An increase of this magnitude in one meeting is very unusual.
It reflects very unusual economic circumstances.
Inflation is nearly 8%, a level not seen in nearly 40 years.
Telling you that you're not going to be able to do that.
They all are just every guy with glasses on and I'm wearing a lot of people.
Inflation is too high.
More people are getting more working.
But it's all the same guy.
And they're just like, well, you know, you're just going to have to suffer for a while because we're spineless.
Low still.
I guess I should let him speak of it.
They're increasing it by 1% is the case.
That's the bottom line.
But imagine being so weak that you can't stand up to Justin Trudeau.
I just can't.
But the thing is, it's like, you know, why would you?
If you've got a nice cushy position, if you're getting paid, if you're benefiting, why do you think that's a good thing?
Because they don't actually care about the country.
And this is the problem with the boomer mindset.
And again, I'll preface it with it's not necessarily because of your age or when you were born.
It's the mindset of, well, you know, I'm fine.
So let's just let everything else, I don't need to pay attention to anything else.
And that's what happened with the housing market crash.
And that's what happens with inflation.
And that's what happens with the people that get put into government year after year.
I mean, imagine just being like sitting there and having the bliss of voting in, let's say, 1992 and saying, yeah, Bill Clinton's great.
Yeah, George Bush is great.
These guys sound like great individuals.
Great people.
Barack Obama, great.
Having Justin Trudeau, great.
Stephen Harper, great.
You know, just all these people where it's just like, we don't have to look into anything actually underneath the surface.
We'll just go with whatever they say.
The TV's never lied to me before.
Never.
And I don't have to deal with it because at least I'm making some money.
But the graphs start going, keep going up for inflation and cost of living and cost and housing costs and everything.
And then the income starts going down.
What's the word I'm looking for?
The participation in the market keeps going down.
And all these things, they just slowly drift down over time.
And it's great to not have to pay attention to it for 20, 30, 40 years until we start hitting the point in 2020 where they're just like, okay, we're really going to go for it now.
Just like I mentioned, Macron in 2018.
Okay, we're going to go for it now.
We're going to do the things that you said was okay for us to do.
And now this is what we get.
This is what we get with Justin Trudeau.
All we heard during the first couple of years of the lockdowns was like, Justin Trudeau's just doing a great job, said the boomer, the boomer nation of the East Coast and of other places in Ontario.
He's just doing the best he can, and we're just taking care of him.
Then we move on to Aaron O'Toole.
Oh, we've got to just get Justin Trudeau out.
Aaron O'Toole's a great guy.
Aaron O'Toole's gone.
Oh, you've got to just trust Pierre.
is just a great guy you know it's just as long as we don't have to thank dakota and that's what i'm getting at here is as long as we don't have to think things will be all right And this is now we reap what we sow in terms of our electorate.
And we were stuck with Joe Biden, Justin Trudeau, Emmanuel McCrone, Boris Johnson's gone.
I'm sure the next person's going to be great.
Prime Minister of Australia, I'm sure he's great.
Just Cinda Arden, your favorite Prime Minister, New Zealand.
Things are just going to go well if we just, you know, if we just stop paying attention.
And I think, Dakota, it's time that we start, you know, actually asking questions.
Like this guy from the Bank of Canada, maybe it's time we stand up, but maybe he can just move to the Bahamas or something where his taxes are safe.
Yeah.
I mean, again, if you're like a mid or high-level bureaucrat in the government and you're benefiting from all this stuff, why bother?
I mean, it makes me think of Bill Mourneau, I think, as Trudeau's previous Christopher Freeland, who was the very liberal finance minister, who when Trudeau started to go really crazy on his socialist spending scheme, he's like, all right, whoa, this is kind of insane.
Why are you doing this?
And eventually just left because he was like basically saying, I don't want a part of this.
And she was like, all right, leave.
I'll have Christopher Freeland take your job.
Well, he also had that thing where he took a bunch of money and to pay for himself.
Why Google these people, Dakota?
Why even Google Christy Freeland and see what she's been up to the last 15 years?
She's just a wonderful accomplishment.
She's the most powerful woman in Canada.
You want to tear her down.
She's people.
All right.
She's a progressive beacon.
She's just here to fight for the Azov battalion and for George Soros and all the good guys.
I don't think anybody actually likes her, to be fair, but it's just like, Justin Trudeau, you're not like when he's putting these people in power, who in the Conservative Party did Melissa Lanceman say, oh, I might have a problem with this woman.
Maybe we shouldn't be putting her in power.
Did Pierre say anything for two years?
I don't know.
What could they do?
Make a big stink of it, talk about it a lot.
But they don't do that.
This is why they didn't start talking about the truckers and the lockdowns until they had nothing, like there was nothing else they could do.
As Dave Rubin famously quoted famously on my show, they had to be dragged into defending the truckers.
More great news from Justin Trudeau.
By 2040, all new medium and heavy-duty vehicles, such as delivery vans and coach buses sold in Canada, must be zero emission.
Do you think that might hurt our auto industry, Dakota Christensen?
You know what?
It sounds like it might be a great time to bring in the Tesla Cybertruck and those Tesla semi-trucks, the transport trucks, all that.
Just let Tesla take over.
That's what I say.
You want to read the rest of this in your Justin Trudeau accent?
Starting, it's an ambitious target.
For all Canadians.
Let me just kind of get into character here.
It's an ambitious target, but we have the know-how and the talent needed to reach it for all Canadians.
The workers I met today at wherever that is are proof of that.
And together, we can make a positive change for the safety and health of all Canadians.
You know, he's doing real business because he doesn't just have the sleeves rolled up.
He's wearing the suit jacket, which means like he's doubling deals in the business.
He's in like corporate existence.
He's got his jeans.
He's like, you know, a bit of a casual man.
He's still cool.
He's got his hand in his pocket here.
He's got his hand out.
He's like that hip father.
I'm really listening.
And this guy's just like, you know, Mr. Prime Minister, I'm struggling to put food on the table.
He's like, yes, but what I'm noticing here is that there's five white people here, and that's unacceptable.
This is a multicultural place, and that is ours.
At least they have a woman.
So, like, you know, some gender balance.
I don't like the way you're wearing this bandana.
Could you possibly be related to a trucker or anything like that?
That's going to happen.
We're not really down for that.
Anyways, as they might say.
So, yeah, 2040, which, of course, you know, we need a new year.
2030, we've got a certain set of goals.
And by 2040, I think 2050-something, right?
Yes, that thing's completely CO2.
Net zero.
So, yeah, we need a good middle point there.
All coach buses and delivery vans, because you know what's the most efficient thing that people that make deliveries can do?
It's to completely replace their entire load of trucks and vans in the next 20 years.
That's going to be very easy for companies to do.
And it's going to be very good for the market in Canada.
All delivery vans and coach buses sold in Canada must be zero emissions.
So that's going to be great for General Motors and all the companies.
I mean, they'll get bailed out if they do go bankrupt anyway.
And then the other great question to ask is: all right, so they're all going to be battery-powered.
And how are we powering those batteries?
What is the power source for the electricity?
With those batteries, love, due diligence, a self-of sense, self-worth.
Yes, that's great.
You don't like care bear stare at the batteries.
Exactly.
That's Ella Power.
Yeah, that's what I like.
We have, this is just, is this actual good news from Black?
Interesting Questions About Trans Rights00:14:31
The transgender one?
Yes, Black Hart.
That's just an interesting bit of, I don't know, hypocrisy.
This standard.
Basically, it's so story here from Black Lock's Reporter, our favorite insider scoop in Ottawa.
Yeah.
Basically saying that the liberals, I believe it was a briefing note saying that, you know what?
Newsflash, it is unfair to have biological men competing in women's sports.
They have this biological advantage through a variety of factors.
And basically saying, yeah, the liberals had the evidence in hand in, I believe it was January, saying that, yeah, you know, here's a briefing paper.
Here's all the facts about why it's not a good idea to let biological men compete in women's sports and here are all the ways they have advantages, just so you know when you're making policy decisions.
I have a feeling brother Jagmeet or Brother Justin is going to come out and say, I feel it in my veins, Dakota, that we believe in transgender rights being human rights and the erasure of trans men is unacceptable.
Jagmeat saying will put on his nicest pink turban to symbolize womanhood and make that announcement.
You might wonder why the Sikh community doesn't really like Jagmeat.
It's almost as if a lot of what he says goes against his faith.
But I'm not a Sikh person.
I don't know.
I just, you know, know the basic tenets of world religions and that transgenderism doesn't comply with most of the doctrine.
Now, you might be confused with many of the new churches waving pride flags and what the Pope's saying, but these people don't necessarily represent what actually isn't a religion, Dakota.
Correct me if I'm wrong.
Sometimes they have their own politics.
This is true.
And, you know, when you talk about that, about a lot of the Sikh community not being with Jagmeat just makes me think of that one golden video.
We got questions.
Oh, Jagmeat.
Bro, we got questions.
The guy with spear.
Yeah, the guy with spear in Brampton.
I think that was in Brampton.
I mean, I believe that makes sense.
Producer Efron, where was that?
I think that was Brampton.
I'm like 90% sure.
Anyways, he was confronted outside of a campaign event.
You know, those guys.
We had a Jagmeat, we got questions.
Producer Efron and TV Lincoln J rule the West Side journalistically.
So it's always good to ask them what the real story is.
What's the real real story?
I believe Lincoln went and interviewed.
Yes, exactly.
Lincoln's got a ever since the Ottawa protests, Lincoln has a connect, as they say.
Actually, with the is that the Sikh Freedom Alliance, I think, or maybe mixed that with Treya did some reporting with some Sikh community in BC, and I think that was a Sikh Freedom Alliance.
I'm not sure if I'm doing it right.
I don't know, but they seem like real cool guys.
They are cool.
Yeah, I talked to some of them when I was in Ottawa.
They were cool dudes.
Yeah, I'm jealous.
Yeah.
Jealous of their coolness.
You know, I once read, Dakota, that women don't think about being cool.
They don't, it doesn't, like, you know, when you're a kid, like, maybe you're 13 or 14, and you worry about being cool.
Yeah.
Apparently, that's not something women worry about.
It's just different adjectives, you know, they want to be, you know, hot or beautiful or attractive.
That's not the same as being cool.
But I'm just saying, like, yeah, like, those are sort of the words come on.
It's like, oh, I want to be hot like her, rather than, like, oh, man, that dude's so cool.
I want to be like him.
Look how cool he is.
You know, that's true.
That makes sense to me.
It makes sense.
Producer Olivia, do you worry about being cool?
See, she does it.
She's a woman, therefore.
Fact proven.
Yeah, our study.
Yeah, this is science.
I think we've got to take another break here, and then we're going to get to some producer Efron tweeting about my Twitter suspension last night.
Then we're going to get to some down under stuff again back to Jacinda, New Zealand.
And we'll have a bit more Ontario news, courtesy of our web and video editing team.
Let's see what is up next.
The remains of 215 children have been found in a mass grave in Canada.
Many of you know that just over a year ago, the discovery of the remains of 215 children was found at the Kamloops Indian Residential School at the Tekumloop Shoswamik First Nation.
But what if I were to show you that what I just said wasn't true?
And that, in fact, a year later, not a single body has been found.
This mass grave is a painful reminder of the genocide.
Canada's leaders aren't condemning the burning of churches.
No, they're endorsing the burning of churches.
a juvenile rib bone that surfaced in the same area.
So that is a future Rebel News documentary.
Our documentaries are off the charts, Dakota.
Off the charts.
Sorry to tell you guys, but if you haven't watched the Trucker Rebellion doc, if you haven't watched the Great Reset series, you're really missing out.
Kean Simone, I'm told by him, to serve pronouncing his name.
He's not even French, like me.
He can't say that.
His editing is insanely good.
You've got Lewis and writer Dave also in the mix for that.
And then you've got the Trucker Rebellion, of course.
I was talking about the Great Reset there.
The Trucker Rebellion is Keynes production being seen in theaters all across the country from coast to coast, as they say.
Coast to coast.
You don't get some Arctic views.
Yeah, get those Akaluit viewings.
Can't drink there, Dakota.
Can't drink there.
Interesting.
Actually, is that a rule?
It's not like a city-wide?
No, no, it's in the territory of Ikaluit.
There can't be any drugs.
Ikaluit is the capital city of Nunavut.
There's no drinking in none of it.
In none of it.
In all of Nunavut.
Yes.
That does not compute.
That does not compute?
It's because they don't want people drinking when they need to survive when it's minus 40, I guess.
I don't know.
Fact check me on that producer Livia and Efrons.
Is drinking prohibited or illegal in Nunavut?
I don't know.
It comes to my understanding there is a lot of drunkenness up in the Northern Territory.
Drilling is illegal.
I know.
I'm just saying that.
That would be an interesting thing.
We're trying to talk about documentaries here.
I know.
I'm sorry.
We're getting off track.
Bottom line is go check out what is it, truckerdocumentary.com and expose the reset.
Well, if you go to RebelNewsPlus.com and sign up, then you'll get access to our documentaries before they become public because people want to see them a lot, especially the Trucker documentary.
But having said that, the Great Reset, probably 120,000 views at least now.
None of it, alcohol laws, and then we'll get to some paid chats, I think, about liquor and none of it.
Can you read this?
Barely.
About Liquor and Cannabis Commission.
is responsible for purchasing, selling, classifying, distributing alcohol, beverages, none of it.
I could be wrong then.
Yeah, I was going to say, if they have the none of it liquor and cannabis.
And choose whether or not to allow, restrict, or prohibit liquor in their municipalities.
So maybe it is a Calibit, like the Capitol City.
So maybe I was right out of fear of being wrong to you.
Out of fear of wanting to be cool.
I want to be cool.
You know what, Andrew?
I want to be cool.
I just want to be cool to Dakota for once.
Can I expose your running story?
Sure.
So Dakota Christensen, everybody, sometimes you might think he's insane, and you're right.
Because on one of his days off, Dakota just decided, I'm going to run a marathon.
And, you know, people might use the term marathon colloquially, but Dakota decided he's going to run 40 plus kilometers just because.
And his quote to me was, I usually run 26, but I thought I'd just think I'd find out if I could do an entire marathon.
Turns out he had to go to the hospital.
Well, yeah, I guess the bottom line is if you don't build up gradually enough, I jumped from 26 is my baseline kilometers to run 42 a week later.
And yeah, I got rhabdo, rhabdomyolysis, which is the fancy term for when you deplete your glycogen stores, then your body basically starts eating your muscles.
Your muscles break down, and when that's free-flowing in your blood, you start to have issues.
So the bottom line is if you want to train for marathon, guys, do it a little more gradually than jumping from 25 to 42k.
And my advice was if you're just going to run a marathon, do it in a competition or something, or at least you damage your body for sport.
You know what?
I plan to, Andrew.
You know, I'll probably actually, you know, earlier today I signed for a few ultra races.
I'm going to work myself up to going more than a marathon.
So you're going to be one of those guys that Joe Rogan interviews who's like running through a desert shoe line.
Running through a desert with my bandana on.
The sticks.
And that's like 4.2 Terry Fox runs.
In any event, we've got some paid chats to get to.
And I'm not too concerned.
We're talking about my Twitter suspension.
We can get to that.
Adam Ottawa says Ontario's top Pfizer doctor is now telling all adults to get a booster shot.
Another one.
We'll get to that in a few minutes, I think.
Ottawa's so-called top doctor is now telling people to wear masks outdoors, particularly at music festivals.
Here we go again.
Yeah, here we go again.
Drake running is what this is.
When he stands in a spot and runs.
Very nice.
Because he's working on the weekends like usual.
Way off on the deep end, like usual.
No, I'm not going to continue that.
I'm not a Drake fan.
I will see.
You don't have to be a Drake fan.
I used to be in the same boat.
But you know, he's got some good songs.
You know what?
Maybe.
The Drake songs I don't like where he's just talking at you about a girl he used to love.
Yeah, I know.
All right.
Drake, any more of these chats?
I know we got more.
I know we got more.
I could have sworn I saw a bunch of chats.
Double check.
Maybe they're just not prepared for on-screen.
But you know what?
That's okay.
They're saying there's none.
Dakota lied to me.
Come on.
Go check that.
Check that thread there.
Take a look.
No, you're right.
You're looking at old ones.
What?
Okay, I got a notification for it.
Maybe I'm tripping.
Dakota Christensen running and lying at the same time.
So yesterday, Dakota, I had a temporary, I went on my mobile device, tried to look at some news on Twitter as I do when I'm bored with what I'm watching on screen.
And there you go.
You can see your message on screen if you want to do more paid chats and make Dakota into a truther.
Oh, yeah.
That's what it'll do.
Send a chat.
He'll make me a truther.
That's right.
So I go on my Twitter last night.
Turns out I was locked out for what?
For reporting on Hunter Biden.
So what I did is I wrote an article.
And thank you, Efron, for sharing this and Yakov for sharing this.
What I did was I shared an alleged image from Hunter Biden, which was a text under the threat of messages with dad.
And one of the images he sent dad, whomever sent it to whomever is dad, was the person in question having sex with a woman, but it was blurred out and then followed by an identification photo of an ID of Hunter Biden's.
See, I don't think it's going to be in the article anymore.
I'm going to have to update that because they made me delete the tweet.
So I'm going to put up the archive for you because I'm smart and I archived everything.
But you can find that online everywhere, I'm sure.
But I was one of the only people reporting on this.
So I shared the images and archived.
And this is the second time I've been suspended for nudity on Twitter, Dakota.
The first time is when I shared the video of that liberal MP on webcam during parliament, walking around naked.
So apparently you can't share stuff of people who are nude without their liberal public.
It's news.
I'm doing the news.
I didn't realize that's not allowed.
You can't just share the truth.
Even though there's pornography on Twitter, Dakota, you can't share the news, even when it's blurred out.
So I'm back on there now, not to worry.
But I think this means I can't be verified again.
Yeah, you've sunk your chances there.
Today was the day I could reapply for the ninth time for verification.
But they say that you can't have any suspensions or any violations within the last year.
So it's interesting that it came the day that I was going to get to reapply.
Or maybe they just don't want people spreading Hunter Biden stuff, which is also very both can be true.
Your girl, Jacinda Arden, who you tell me all the time you wish you could marry the prime minister in New Zealand, less pushback on that than I thought I'd get.
She's just cringing.
You know what?
Go ahead.
Go ahead, Dakota.
This is your story.
Yes.
So essentially, New Zealand, Jacinda Ardern, everyone's favorite communist prime minister, will bring back the COVID restrictions in New Zealand, which I find interesting as it battles its biggest ever outbreak with 11,000 cases a day.
And I saw that, and I'm like, hmm, that's interesting.
I'm pretty sure New Zealand is one of the most vaccinated countries in the world.
Looked it up.
They have, I believe, a 95.2% vaccination rate everyone.
Fully vaccinated, and it's 73%, I believe, who are fully boosted.
So that's just very significant.
Pandemic of the unboosted, I think.
Yeah, I guess so.
And yeah, it's just, you know, very safe and very, very effective vaccines out there, guys.
It's true.
All vaccines are safe and effective.
Joe Biden actually is the best president and most voted president of all time.
The two things you can't say the opposite of on YouTube.
There's their vaccination rates, the cumulative total, and then you'll see this little graph down there, 96% vaccinated.
And then only a certain, that's not an scroll down to the five and 11-year-olds.
Keep scrolling.
Look at these persons.
Wow.
Only 28% of 5 to 11-year-olds are fully vaccinated, Dakota.
That's disgusting.
Only 20% of the five-year-olds, Andrew, I can't discuss.
That's disgusting.
That's terrible.
What are these rest of these 72% of parents doing, if not saving their children's lives with this provenly effective vaccine when children are most affected by COVID of any age group?
So much so that they lead in deaths per age group.
This is a pandemic of the children.
This is a pandemic of the children.
Babies are dying left and right from COVID-19.
This is why it was always a good idea to not have children because of climate change.
Yes, yes, exactly.
And I mean, on that note, I believe that leads nicely into Ontario's news.
That is our paid chat was about earlier.
Oh, forgive me.
About the fact that Ontario, I believe they have now announced they're opening eligibility for the fourth shot, your second booster, I believe it would be termed, for those of us who are 18 years of age and older, as in the general adult population.
Yeah, we don't need to play his video.
Seventh Wave Controversy00:03:24
Get your vaccine or I'll kill you.
He didn't actually say that for lawyers watching.
I like how this reporter, and I and I clicked on his name.
What was his name again there?
I want to make sure I mentioned it.
Phil.
Phil.
I can't really read that.
Tescouras?
Yeah, Sakura.
Sakuras.
Wonderful Greek name.
Of course he looks like that.
I mean, they always look like that.
But I just wanted to point out that because that comment is because his whiteness, his beardedness, his ginger.
No, they always look like douches, the people who write the stuff.
Thank you for the clarification.
If we go back, he talks about we're in the seventh wave.
Go back to the original article there.
That's why I took issue with him.
Thank you.
The announcement comes amid a seventh wave of the virus in Ontario, which is seeing a recent increase in the numbers.
Positivity rates and hospitalizations.
Oh my God, Dakota.
Seventh wave.
And that's why I wanted to mention who it is because when people are shills, and his profile is like he's a multi-platform breaking news reporter, unless it's CP24, you know, shill articles about vaccination.
Well, you say, just this is the thing.
They parrot all the lines of public health almost verbatim.
And that's what our favorite chief medical officer of health, Kieran Moore, was saying, is Canada's officially in a seventh wave, and this is a call to arms to everyone to get your fourth shot.
And if you haven't, get your first and second and third.
And that's right.
Yeah.
And I feel like that just, and so, I mean, I think we have a clip of that, or we want to play, yeah, let's throw this of, you know, very Lenin-like chief medical officer of health.
Last two years, challenging and I want to be in the middle of the day.
You're in seventh wave.
Seventh wave has been the sixth wave of global pandemic together.
Prepare for seventh eighth and collective continue to make a difference as we navigate COVID-19.
Driven by BA5 Omicron sub-variant.
Yeah, so in case you caught any of that, bottom line, we're in a seventh wave.
It's a call to arms, kids.
And I think this ties in nicely to what I believe was last week, it was, or maybe two weeks ago, that Duclo, the health minister, federal health minister, was saying that we will never be fully vaccinated.
It's time to change the definition or the meaning of fully vaccinated, saying that it's all about staying up to date with your vaccinations.
So you have to get your most recent booster every nine months.
Yeah.
In order to be, we will never be fully vaccinated against COVID-19, he said.
So that's fun.
The reason I'm pointing out the journalist is because if you're going to write that we're in a seventh wave and not say, according to the doctors or allegedly or apparently we're in the seventh wave, then I'm going to go ahead and say that you probably agree with it.
And so RAP CP24C.
Why would you question the experts, Andrew?
You just, you parrot what they say.
You don't question them.
You don't be skeptical.
Okay.
Please continue to deliver materials to Russia and support of Germany.
What was that story Zelensky complaining about?
Oh, yeah.
So that was Zelensky getting all mad at Trudeau and Canada in general for sending, I believe it was turbine parts for the Nord Stream pipeline.
Because Russia's in turbine parts.
Yeah, it's the Russia's pipeline to Germany.
So it's like Russia wants it so they can give oil to Germany.
Farmers Protest Treaty00:07:52
Germany wants it because they need the oil.
And Zelensky is pissed because there are sanctions on Russia and this is technically breaking sanctions because we're giving Russia parts that it can sell its oil.
That's what I'm saying, though.
As I mentioned earlier, the social justice necessity of destroying your energy sector and your economy and making people poor, it doesn't work.
So they do, like, they can stand with America and Russia and be like, we hate Russian oil, but when it comes down to it, at the end of the day, they're getting parts to get that oil back because they need it because they can't get it from Saudi Arabia.
They're at capacity, whether they're lying or just laughing at them, is another argument, I guess.
But Russia's right there.
They need the oil.
So they're going to be able to do it.
Andrew, I'm sorry, no one on this earth needs oil.
We need to go full grain emissions.
This is a great opportunity for the transition away from non-renewable energy sources.
So should we play that?
Let's fetch that clip of Lewis and Lincoln from FarmerRebellion.com where they're asking the woman about the 2030 agenda and she's so confusing with her answers.
She doesn't agree with the 2030 agenda, but she agrees with everything that it stands for and that it does.
Is this where he was interviewing the one woman and the other one comes in?
He's like, no, no, no, we don't agree with that.
But then you don't speak for the rest of us.
That's right.
Yeah, that was the latest one.
It was a full video report posted yesterday, I believe.
Yeah, this one.
Let's go about halfway through there.
Oh, I mean, the cold open, I think, captures the.
Yeah, but once it's a one-on-one.
Okay.
Okay, go ahead and play this.
Too far.
Too far.
Yeah.
Are we ready?
Are we ready?
I think we're ready.
Really?
I'm so upset.
Do you agree that the farmers should lose their land potentially to reduce these nitrogen emissions?
Yes, yes, yes.
Lincoln J for Rebel News here in the city of Hag, about a 40-minute drive outside of Amsterdam.
Now, behind me, a demonstration is just wrapping up, where quarters of the farmers are protesting a treaty agreement between Canada and the Netherlands.
That coincides with what we are seeing with the farmer protests on those of you that don't support farmers in this country for the past month against new environmental policies on nitrogen emissions.
That is simply going to decimate the agriculture sector here in the Netherlands.
So what the demonstrators are specifically protesting here today is CETA.
Now, so with Dutch now signatories to CETA and net exporters of agriculture products, they have agreed to put all their export and trade commodities through this strange requirement to meet the Paris Agreement climate change targets.
And Canadians should care because this is a trade agreement authorized by the Liberals and we are bound by it too.
Meaning these nitrogen targets and animal agricultural land use rules could come to Canada too.
The Liberals have said CETA's climate targets are not binding, but they also said the Paris Accord itself was not binding, but then they built a carbon tax around it and raised it twice.
This is from the agreement.
Quote, it means ensuring that trade agreements include strong provisions in important areas such as labor rights, environmental protection, and gender equality, and reinforces the continued right of government to regulate in the public interest.
In that regard, CETA is the most ambitious and progressive trade agreement Canada and the EU have ever negotiated.
End quote.
It stands for comprehensive economic and trade agreement.
So why are governments working on this treaty?
How is it going to benefit them?
It's simple.
The benefits of the treaty are immediately noticeable for companies.
Abolition of reduction of import duties and 98% of the import tariffs on products eventually expire.
If the Social Democrats vote for CETA, it will pass.
Now back to the farmers and why is CETA bad particularly for the farmers?
CETA gives multinationals many advantages.
So you may ask yourself, why is there a Trojan horse here at the demonstration?
Well, what it's supposed to represent is international cooperation.
But what it really means is corporations having more overreach.
So we're standing here outside of the Senate in the city of Hogue, where they're going to be voting on this treaty tomorrow.
We actually had the opportunity to speak with a lawyer here in the Netherlands who stands with the farmers and explains to us why this treaty is not good for anybody and especially not for Canadians and the Dutch.
Let's check it out.
We saw people here with Extinction Rebellion flags and at first glance you would think that they would potentially be against the farmers but it might not be that way.
Can you kind of explain a little bit?
Yeah, nowadays in Holland the farmers and extinction rebellion also work together on some issues.
On some issues.
But you're no, you're alligating for the rebellion.
Well, no, really, you are talking about farther than our people, our nation.
It's not the nation.
You're kind of against what's going on with the farmers.
Can you kind of explain?
Yes, I'm not eating meat because I think it's horrible to eat meat.
This is what happens when you're in the middle of the day in the cage with all young people, baby pigs.
And we are exporting that much to Africa and we are competing to the African farmers and we destroy the market.
So small farmers making food for your own country, less animals, eat something else.
Do you think that, so do you agree that the farmers should lose their land potentially to reduce these nitrogen emissions?
Yes, yes, yes, yes.
To Yubua.
If you see the boots, they had to see their landscape.
No, it's never happened.
And here's the best.
This stuff part of the bones.
That she was a nurse and she lost her job because there wasn't a demand for a nurse.
She compares that to the government coming in and telling you you can't work anymore and forcing you to sell your land.
Basically, just saying, like, oh, yeah, oh, you've been farming for generations.
That's what you're doing.
All right, well, just find another job.
That's the same thing as her being laid off, apparently, according to her.
Does the government come in and force a lack of need for nurses?
No.
And then maybe you have a point.
All right, let's come back here.
This woman's nuts.
And then Lewis says, are you a fan of Agenda 2030?
She says, no.
No, Lewis.
Oh, Lewis comes in.
I'm like, oh, she's interviewing Lincoln.
Lewis comes in and says, do you agree with 2030?
And she's like, no, I don't believe in any of that.
And obviously, by her, she agrees with all the stuff that's in it.
She just doesn't want to say she agrees with that because, you know, apparently she's a frequent protester.
Well, she just keeps saying, oh, well, we need this.
The farmers need to just stop farming and give up their land for climate change for climate change or else we're all going to die.
That's right, Dakota.
Non-Compliant Baseball Players00:02:34
All right, let's throw it to another break here, and then we'll come back with some, what's the word I'm looking for?
Some non-compliant baseball players.
Sounds like a fun time.
We are wondering what is happening to the world.
Everything is changing.
The very idea of human being some sort of natural concept is really going to change.
Our bodies will be so high-tech, we won't be able to really distinguish between what's natural and what's artificial inside our own heads is the most complex arrangement of matter in the known universe.
you might ask yourself, can we get to be superhumans?
Like I said last week, Dakota, I'm just hoping Keanu Reeves sees this and he's like, this is close enough to the matrix that I'll lend my voice to it.
Yes, when we secure Keanu Reeves for our exposed reset docu series, I will be a very happy man.
You know, I'll be very satisfied.
That's all we need here.
All right, so JT Real Muto, which is a great name, by the way, is a back catcher in the major leagues.
And in order to come to Canada to play against Toronto, you have to be vaccinated, of course.
He said no.
He said he's not going to adhere to Canada on what he puts in his body.
Let's take a look at this.
Forking over a quarter million dollars, which just shows you how much he gets paid.
Yeah, he's like, well, yeah, let's watch the clip.
And he's a little bit of money.
It's not worth it.
I'm like, ooh, $250,000.
Okay.
That's just real money.
Congratulations.
I just, I mean, I'm a healthy 31-year-old professional athlete that I just didn't feel the need to get it.
I've had COVID a couple times and super mild symptoms back when it first came out.
And when it came time to decide whether I needed a vaccine or not, I talked with a couple of doctors that I knew and told them my story and just really decided I didn't think I needed it.
And I wasn't going to take it just because I was told to, basically.
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Even if they're going to not miss it.
Because you're going to forfeit a good amount of solid.
Yeah, but I mean, what's money when I'm not going to let Canada tell me what I do and don't put in my body for a little bit of money?
It's just not worth it.
Just a little bit of money.
It's not worth it.
I mean, to be fair, respect for the integrity, but a little bit of a lot of players get paid an insane amount because they play 162 games.
There was another player who said it was a mistake for him to tell his team that he got a positive test, even though he has extremely mild symptoms.
And he said he's just not going to say it next time because now he's forced to not play for two weeks.
Let's get to some paid chats here.
And then we will see you guys later.
I guess we're running out of time.
We'll try not to pull David Menzie.
He's going to go to six o'clock, dude.
Yeah, Jean-Marie G83.
I got you, Dakota.
Andrew, you are so cool.
You have no idea.
No idea how much I'm going to be talking about that the next couple days.
Emoji sunglasses here.
And what was her name?
Shauna Marie G83.
Shout out.
Shout out, Shauna Marie.
I expect you to reiterate every time I'm on how cool I am to the entire audience.
Thank you.
Tweet it at me even.
I'll retweet it.
G. Melinda G60.
Are they naming themselves after guns or planes?
I don't know.
Maybe just Texas.
Maybe.
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