David Menzies and Sheila Gunreed mark National Telejoke Day (Aug 16, 2022) with chaotic squirrel tales and critiques of Canada’s passport delays, blaming Liberal ministers like Karina Gould for systemic failures—18,500 Service Canada staff still remote while 1,750 airport screeners were cut. They mock Marco Mendocino’s false claims about police invoking the Emergencies Act during the convoy protest and defend Tamara Leach as a "political prisoner." The Right Stuff dating app sparks debate on ideological compatibility, while The Atlantic’s anti-Catholic rosary smear highlights perceived liberal hypocrisy. Florida’s resistance to "woke" policies contrasts with Canada’s road neglect, and Ric Flair’s retirement fuels wrestling nostalgia—all wrapped in sharp humor and audience-driven rants. [Automatically generated summary]
You have tuned into the Rebel News live stream on this, a Tuesday, August 16th, 2022.
I'm David Menzies, and my co-host, well, let me tell you a little bit about my co-host.
Folks, do you know that today is National Telejoke Day?
And in a few minutes, with the aid of my co-host, I am going to tell the most brilliant joke ever written.
So you won't want to miss that.
She is the she-devil with a sword.
She is the Kali of Northern Alberta.
She is Sheila Gunread.
How you doing there, my friend?
Oh, David Menzies.
I'm doing great.
You were late for work because you forgot to plug in your electric car.
And I am running a little rough today because my cat, the beloved Margaret Scratcher, brought a squirrel into the house last night.
Wow, what a hunter.
Oh, she's a tiny little cat.
She's like a little runt, but she will take on a squirrel or a bird that's like as big as her.
And I woke up in the middle of the night to shrieking, just shrieking.
And my 16-year-old daughter is perched on the pillar of the stairs, going down the stairs, like where the banister is, like a gargoyle.
She's like, what do I like?
What are you doing?
And she's like, there's the squirrel.
She almost stepped on this half-dead squirrel on the stairs.
And it was just, it was an absolute wildlife rodeo in here for like an hour last night, but it's gone.
So the outdoors came indoors and it's business as usual because I know you love to hunt, Sheila.
So like owner-like cat, I guess, or something like that.
That's incredible.
The squirrel, I presume, died?
Oh, yeah.
The squirrels with Jesus.
It wasn't, you know, hunting in this style that I appreciate.
It was like a cardboard box, a broomstick, and like a cookie sheet to like throw the box on it, hold it down with a broomstick, then slide a cookie sheet under the box and then take it outside and throw it outside.
It was very complicated, but I don't think the squirrel did not survive the night.
With the cookie sheet, I thought you were going to say its ultimate destination was the oven and you were going to cook up some squirrel pie or something like that.
By the way, this was, I assume this was a gray squirrel because you've always lamented that you don't have black squirrels in Alberta like we do here in Ontario.
No, it was red.
A red squirrel?
Yeah, a red squirrel.
You guys have black squirrels, which are very fascinating to me because we don't have them here.
I don't really think we have gray squirrels either.
It's just a random red rodent that lives in my yard and keeps me up at night because I live in a log house.
I'm always worried that the squirrels are going to move into my attic.
So I was happy that the cat killed one, but I was a little sad that it came into the house.
Well, I'm glad it was one of those other squirrels because here, Sheila, we subscribe to the mantra, black squirrel lives matter.
By the way, that wasn't my joke that I promised, but it's kind of funny.
I hope not.
Here is the joke, and then we'll get right down to, you know, the ground rules and right down to all the stories.
We got a ton of them.
I think this might be the best joke ever written, folks.
And I need a partner to contribute to the joke because it is a knock-knock joke.
So Sheila, will you kindly start?
Sure.
Knock, knock.
Canadians Blaming Airport Staff00:15:58
Who's there?
You see, you don't get it.
When you do a knock-knock joke, I'm supposed to know.
Yeah.
But I thought you had some sort of clever twist.
No, that's it.
Who's there?
And then the camera zooms in on your stunned face.
You don't know what to say.
I'm not stunned.
I'm annoyed.
I get that look often from Lady Manzoid, but in any event, why don't you tell the folks what we're trying to do here as opposed to telling jokes?
What are we trying to do?
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Fantastic.
And Sheila, so without further ado, you know, this really grinded my gears when I heard this story.
Karina Gould, the minister of nothing, she's wringing her hands over the fact that Canadians are, well, some Canadians are booking travel plans, so travel tickets to a destination, which they clearly are not going to travel to.
They're going to cancel it.
And it's to get on the rush list to get your passport done.
And she's going, oh, boohoo, you're gaming the system with these fake travel plans.
And here's the thing, Sheila.
Much like you remember Omar Cotter, I mean, Omar Al Jabra, the transportation minister, blaming the flyers for the horrendous situation at passport offices and airports.
Instead of blaming and lamenting and wringing your hands, why don't you just fix the system?
A system you knew back in May was broken.
We're heading into September, for goodness sake.
I don't see this changing for several weeks, if not months, Sheila.
But listen, Justin Trudeau does not feel our pain as travelers.
He has never had to sleep on the floor of Pearson Airport as he waits for his Uber-delayed flight to come in.
So instead of Karina Gould, you know, wagging her finger at Canadians doing this.
And by the way, I understand, Sheila, that some travel agents, they're gaming the system too.
And I'm not blaming them.
They're saying, hey, pay me 50, 100 bucks.
I'll just go through the motions of giving you a fake ticket so you can get on that rush passport list.
Because what's the alternative?
As you saw in that B-roll, I think that's from Montreal.
Bring a lawn chair and maybe even a tent because you're camping overnight.
So, Sheila, here's the thing.
Yeah, I guess it's against the rules.
So's jaywalking.
I don't see this as being a capital crime.
What do you think of the minister's outrage on this?
I'm sick of these people blaming regular Canadians exercising their constitutional right to travel for their incompetence because the passport staff Has an enormous amount of people still working from home.
Unbelievable.
Service Canada.
So the agency that handles passports, of their 26,000 employees, about 18,500 of them are still working from home.
So well over 50%.
What is that?
Like 60, that's two-thirds.
And even worse still, they fired another 250 employees because of vaccine mandates.
And instead of calling these people back to work to deal with the fact that passport office lineups are, they look like Garth Brooks concert tickets going on sale, where people are sleeping on the streets for like days and down the block.
Instead of dealing with that, people like Gould say, you know what the real problem is?
The reason people are sleeping on the streets is that we don't have enough office chairs.
Let's order more office chairs, which is a thing they did.
Instead of just calling these people back to work, why are you still working from home?
Get back to the office and you're, the agency is literally called Service Canada.
Maybe provide some service to Canadians.
You know, you're so right, Sheila.
If this, you know, what I liken it to, say you're in the private sector, say it's an ice cream shop, it's a heat wave, people are lined up to get into your store.
What are you going to do?
I think you're going to go out there and hire extra staff.
I think maybe you can even hire somebody to service the lineup by giving little free samples of ice cream.
You know, thinking outside the box, doing things a little differently.
But you're right.
That is an egregious number.
18,500 service Canada workers at home.
How can you service anyone at home?
And I also remember, Sheila, it might have been at the Montreal office, but don't quote me.
Wasn't there an issue that one of their printers broke down?
So it was like, oh, what can we do?
Are our printers not working?
Go down the road to Staples.
Go anywhere.
Get another one.
Expense it.
Get your money back later.
Can't you see that lineup, you know, out the door?
This idea of entitlement in the bureaucracy, Sheila, this idea that I punch the clock from nine to five, not a minute earlier, not a minute later.
And if people are suffering, i.e., the stakeholders who are paying my salary, that would be the tax-paying Canadians.
If they have to suffer, what me worry, as Alfred E. Newman used to say.
And you know what?
When I say these ministers are blaming Canadians for their own incompetence, like Gould here.
Interestingly enough, let's go back to the transport hobgoblin, Omar Al Jabra.
He's blaming Canadians who are wanting to travel, which is their constitutional right, by the way.
He's blaming them for the problems at the airports and not the fact that the Liberals laid off a quarter of airport security screeners as part of pandemic cost savings.
So they're just firing money out the door on the other side.
And then they're like, you know what?
Let's be fiscal conservatives at the airport and cut security screeners.
Unbelievable.
Yeah.
So this is from, I'm just reading from Blacklocks, who's been doing incredible work on this.
Another, they say a manager acknowledged, so a manager at one of these security screening contractors acknowledged that 1,750 security screeners out of a total of 7,400 were laid off.
Hundreds never returned.
I can tell you right now, we have approximately 6,800 screening agents throughout the system and 1,250 came back last year.
There were about 1,750 that could have come back.
Does that mean we have a shortage?
What is the staff shortage to reach pre-pandemic levels?
So they're out about 1,000 security screeners across the system.
And instead of doing something about that, saying, you know, maybe we shouldn't have laid you off.
Can we give you a signing bonus to bring you back?
Like, can we get you back in the door?
What is it going to take?
Maybe an apology, by the way.
But instead of doing that, they're blaming Canadians.
Sheila, what is it going to take?
How about this?
Get back at your post or you're fired.
I remember going back to the early 80s.
Remember Ronaldo?
Who laid off?
These were people the liberals laid off.
Oh, yeah, no.
They fired them.
Yeah, no, for the vaccination, right?
Well, and just for cost-cutting measures.
They fired people at the security screening contractors.
They said, okay, well, we are only allotting this much money for this much staff, and so you're going to have to cut the rest.
So those people were laid off.
They went off, found other jobs.
They're trained security screeners doing other jobs somewhere else because the liberals said, okay, we need to save some money somewhere.
We're going to fire a thousand people.
My mistake then.
I was speaking of that earlier figure you gave, Sheila, of 18,500 still sitting on their fat Ricotta cheese candy asses at home.
And I just think of Ronald Reagan back in the 80s.
Remember, he called the bluff of the air traffic controllers.
You've got 24 hours to get back on your job or you're fired.
And many of them said, oh, he'll never fire us.
Guess what?
He fired them.
Why can't we have that kind of backbone?
We know for months now, Sheila, months.
I don't know what kind of clock the federal government goes by in the bureaucracy that this is a hellacious problem at Canadian airports.
Pearson Airport, as you know, ranked the worst airport in the world by FlightAware, a U.S.-based tracking service.
And by the way, folks, that includes airports based in third world countries.
Pearson, number one worst in terms of delays, number four worst in the world in terms of cancellations.
Why can't they say to these people, the time is now to get back to the job?
We know what the problem is.
So why are they still at home?
This is driving me crazy, Sheila.
I don't understand the lost luggage.
Like my daughter's luggage is still lost.
I was in, you know, Pearson's bad, but I was recently traveling through the Montreal airport and it was like the stampeding of the water buffalo where it was just like, I was all excited because I thought, I turned around behind me and I thought, oh, thank God I'm at the front of this line because it was just people 20 deep as far as the hallway could go.
And then I rounded the corner and I realized I was at the back of the line.
And Sheila, just five minutes before airtime, I was talking to our good friend and colleague Yankee who came up from Florida.
I told him he should do a little video on this because this is appalling.
Plane lands presumably on time.
And guess what?
We're in the plane trap for 45 minutes.
Why?
Well, the lineup is so big in terms of going through customs that to release another few hundred people would create an unsafe situation.
So you just sit there for 45 minutes.
Even when the flight comes in on time, it's still delayed.
I'm looking at something that, oh, that's one of your tweets.
This is me.
This is me.
I thought it was at the front of the line.
But I was at the back because once I rounded the corner, I was like, oh, dang, I'm not even, I'm at the back.
And that's Montreal Trudeau Airport, the most unfortunately named airport in the entire solar system.
No, it's about right.
Yeah.
It's about right.
Yeah.
Oh, yeah.
That is the legacy.
And I, what I love about that, remember when those so-called improvements were made to our ArriveCan, Public Safety Minister Marco Mendocino, aka Pinocchio with a portfolio, bragged that at that airport that you just showed that video, Sheila, wait times thanks to the improvements of ArriveCan have been cut by a third.
Yeah, it really is National Telejoke Day today, isn't it, Sheila?
Yeah, it's because they don't want to see your ArriveCan.
When you're like, oh, I'm just signing into my ArriveCan, they're like, okay, just get going.
Like you're just getting shoved along.
They're not even looking at it anymore.
We have an ad break and then let's go into Biden's massive climate and healthcare legislation.
And the good news is climate change is responsible for more of your bad choices.
So let's go to the ad break and then we'll go to that.
We're here for all Albertans.
Canadians, we're here fighting for the freedoms of not us, but our kids, our grandkids, the future of this province, this country.
We are prepared to put everything on the line.
The small fringe minority of people who are on their way to Ottawa or who are holding unacceptable views.
I've also received reports in the last hour of people allied with the protesters assaulting RCMP officers.
No, that was an assault between the two civilians, between a protester and a civilian.
So Jason Kenney's statement was not true at the press release.
I can tell you what I just told you, sir.
They have just blocked the border here in Coutts, Alberta, to Sweetgrass, Montana.
We don't want to put anybody's livelihood in jeopardy.
That is the very last resort.
But this is something I don't, I've certainly never seen before.
Freedom and peace and loving.
That's the Canadian way.
It's not like CVC or any of these other mainstream news channels are making it out to me.
I am not a white supremacist.
We're not backing down and come family to this.
We're not backing down no family to lift.
This is our only battle we have.
Well, I can tell you, Sheila, that never gets old.
That always makes the hairs on the back of my neck stand up.
It's a wonderful documentary that our Alberta team did.
And they were, as you know, embedded for several days, not having a shower, eating whatever they could get their hands on in absolute frigid cold conditions.
And like they said on that little ad, Sheila, this is the footage you would never see on any mainstream media outlet, period.
And this is the real deal.
This is the truth.
So, the reason we aired that promo is that tomorrow night, I think it's 5 o'clock Alberta time, 7 o'clock in the Eastern time zone.
Special Zoom Premiere00:08:58
We are having a special Zoom premiere of this.
I think you can get tickets at truckerdocumentary.com or.ca.
I think both work.
And so, that'll be hosted by me.
And then we'll have our filmmakers, Kian Simone.
I think Sid Fizard will be on the call also.
So, we will introduce the guys.
We'll watch the documentary together, which I can never get enough of.
And then you'll have an opportunity to be able to ask the guys some questions and they will be taking questions from the audience.
Fantastic.
Tomorrow night.
Fantastic.
And it's five stars, folks.
It is a fantastic production.
As Billy Red Lions used to say, don't you dare miss it.
Now, Sheila, you wanted to talk about Sleepy Joe Biden.
He's signing some climate and healthcare initiatives, I believe.
Oh, yeah.
You know, I'm getting awfully sick of this like a new intersection of healthcare and climate change, right?
Because that's the new thing: climate change isn't just going to roast you when you go outside, apparently.
It's not just going to kill your tomato plants.
It's literally going to kill you in all these different ways.
It's going to birth new diseases from the rainforest.
And it's apparently going to give you hypertension and all kinds of things.
So this is from the AP.
Joe Biden will sign the Democrats' landmark climate change and healthcare bill on Tuesday, delivering what he has called his final piece of his pared-down domestic agenda.
I wish I'm sure there's more to come.
Oh, yes.
The legislation includes the most substantial federal investment in history to fight climate change, some $375 billion over 10 years.
And for some reason, this is climate change legislation.
It would cap prescription drug costs at $2,000 out of pocket for Medicare recipients.
And it would help an estimated 3 million Americans pay for healthcare insurance by extending subsidies provided during the coronavirus pandemic.
So they're just shoehorning this, like they're pushing it through as climate change legislation.
They've got all this other stuff stuffed into the bill for some reason just to get it passed for the sake of getting it passed.
They say this is the final piece of his pared down domestic agenda.
But let me tell you, the people pulling the strings of old Sleepy Joe and out there exploiting somebody's grandpa every day, they're going to push through more stuff.
But on the issue of climate change and health, I came across last week, maybe two weeks ago now, a study that claims that climate change is the reason that not only you are fat, but that your children are fat.
And so.
Why, Sheila?
How is climate change?
How is that making us fatter?
I don't understand.
Well, I actually read the study and it is Hours of My Life.
I'll Never Get Back because I had to read it multiple times because it was so crazy.
I was like, what is this crazy thing I'm looking at?
So it's a new study published in the journal Temperature, which should hint at where we're going with this, suggests that today's children are overweight and unhealthy because our overheated earth makes it more difficult for these kids to play outside.
And as I said in my, yeah, so that's the thing.
So as I said in my video, congratulations, Coke, Pepsi, Kellogg's, Nabisco, Apple, Hershey's, TikTok, PlayStation.
You guys are all off the hook.
Climate change is picking up the blame on this bad boy.
Once again, the study alleges that kids forced to stay inside to avoid climate change, seriously, are then sucked into some sort of negative feedback loop, a vicious cycle wherein the world continues to get hotter.
Kids then remain inside and continue to remain sedentary for long periods of time.
And then the kids just keep getting fatter because of this.
And all of this snowballs into kids who are not healthy enough to be resilient to more heat exposure that will surely come our way thanks to our SUVs and our plastic straws.
So this is insane.
Because then I said, okay, if hot weather makes people fatter, surely obesity rates in equatorial regions are out of control, right?
It's really hot.
And so I went and looked and no, actually, those people are doing a lot better than the Western world.
And this study looks at climate.
It's very like first world problems because places where they don't have the standard Western diet of high carbohydrates, high refined foods and sugars shoehorned into everything.
In places where they don't eat that way, it doesn't matter what the weather is.
They're doing just fine and their kids aren't fat.
But they don't want to blame people's personal choices.
They'd rather blame that big burning ball of gas in the sky and your SUV.
But Sheila, here's the thing.
I mean, hotter weather, embrace that as part of the workout.
Yeah, ideally we want to be in room temperature, but if it is plus 30, 32, whatever, that requires extra effort.
And therefore, you are getting more of a health benefit.
Listen, as you know, Sheila, I'm fat.
The reason why I'm not circus fat is because I ride my bicycle even on those days.
And even Lady Mensway says, oh, David, 680 has issued a heat advisory.
And I go, I don't care.
I'm getting on that 40K ride because these days are precious.
You can't do this.
Once November comes around in Canada, that's it for cycling season.
And November.
Try September out here.
Oh, yeah, depending on the region, Sheila.
And, you know, this is the other thing that kills me when the announcers on the radio, stay in the shade, keep hydrated.
Like we're infants, right?
Like, oh, we couldn't figure that out on our own.
And the other thing that kills me, you see at the Skydome in Toronto, it's a retractable roof stadium.
And sometimes when it is hot and humid to an excess, they close the roof and pump the air conditioning out for the athletes playing ball.
No, for the fans.
I'm saying, these are people sitting on their asses drinking beer and eating hot dogs.
Why do they need to have the sun blocked out and the air conditioning pumped in?
I guess what I'm getting at is there seems to be this philosophy out there, and now it's tied into climate change, where we are just softening up to such a degree that, you know, I can't imagine if we ever had to go to a world war again, like the greatest generation did some 80 odd years ago.
How would we ever cope with that when we're being told, don't go outside.
Mr. Mean's sun is shining down too hard on you.
Play your Xbox and eat your Cheetos in the basement instead.
I think this is outrageous, Sheila.
I'm pretty sure the TikTok generation isn't going to defend us from World War III.
But I mean, also, I mean, there's this whole concept of hot yoga where they actually increase the heat inside the facility where you sweat it out because apparently there's some benefit to that.
I'm not sure.
I don't do yoga.
I'm, I just don't.
I just don't see the point.
But other than that, I'm Canadian, but also I'm Alberton.
The general state of Albertans is we kind of hold up all winter unless we work outside like so many of us do, but we stay inside and gain weight in the winter because there's literally nothing to do except go to the rink.
Exactly.
So it's the opposite.
It's the opposite.
When it's warm, we're outside.
We're being active.
We're enjoying the weather.
And it's like this person has never, the person who did the study has never been uncomfortable a moment in their life.
I'd always reckoned you'd be a yoga enthusiast, Sheila.
You look very, you know, kind of yoga-y.
You know, you look very fit.
I tried yoga.
I'm terribly inflexible.
Yeah, see, I can't do that.
And the other reason I had to quit, and that video is kind of the proof in the pudding, it's just too distracting.
Yoga Enthusiast Resistance00:03:08
You know, what can I say?
I had a friend.
She did yoga and she had to quit because like the heat and then the stretching, I guess people just start farting.
And she's like, the heat and the farts.
She's like, never, never again.
It was so gross.
And that was like, I'm not even going to dip my toe in that water.
I'm just going to stay home, lift kettlebells, and go on the treadmill.
I'm not going anywhere near that.
I can gladly say I never experienced that part of the yoga tragedy.
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You know, I love our merchandise, Sheila.
It really pops.
They're so well designed.
And Drea looked spectacular in that hoodie.
So there you go, folks.
What are you waiting for?
Get online and buy some new Rebel merchandise.
We're always updating the store.
And I got to tell you, Sheila, I saw you the other day and it was either a farmer or a trucker t-shirt.
I can't remember which one it was.
Oh, there's our top seller, by the way, folks, Justin Castro.
And you look fantastic in it.
It was a great design.
Do you remember what you were wearing a couple of days ago?
Because I thought it was so good.
Let's scroll down.
I think it is the resistance shot.
It's a big tractor.
No, no, no.
It's the second one.
So the one with the yellow tractor.
Okay.
So I guess a yellow John Deere tractor.
And then the semi behind.
So that's the resistance.
So the truckers and the farmers.
That was the one that I had because it is, I guess, quintessentially my household.
Lovely.
So just there's so much.
And is that Claus Schwab on that black?
Yes.
Yeah.
Yeah.
And then there's the Just Inflation.
I love that goofy Justin eyeballs.
Oh, there's stuff there where just says the rebel with the hog.
Oh, and the monkey.
Yeah, that one's cool.
Hey, I like that.
That's fantastic.
You know, and speaking of looking good, why don't we go to this?
Because I heard about this today.
Missing The Mark00:04:47
No, Olivia, no, Olivia said we have to read some chats because we're making people wait too long to get to their chat.
So we're trying to break it up halfway through.
And I think since we're 31 minutes past the hour, 29 minutes to the top of the hour, we're sort of halfway.
So we'll get to the first batch of chats.
So just out of respect to the people who give them early, like our friend Anna Lisa.
Yes.
Who unofficial president of the David Menzies Fan Club?
She gives us 20 bucks.
It's very generous.
But having David Menzies in the bloodstream will make you do crazy things.
So she says, Good morning, my two faves.
Hopefully today I will have no interruptions at work so I can watch the show.
Anyhow, Sheila, you're amazing as always.
And my sweet Menzies, you are looking scrumptious.
Oh, boy, I love it.
What a generous donation.
$20.
Thank you so much, Anna Lita.
And by the way, tell us a little bit about yourself in a future chat.
What is this work that you don't want to be disturbed from the show?
I'm very curious about that.
You know, if she works for the government, I'm perfectly happy for her to just slack off and do nothing because unless you work as a security screener or at the passport office, if you're a government worker and you're working, I'm nervous.
Yeah.
I just think you're just doing something awful.
So 100%.
Slack off.
I'd rather pay you to do nothing mostly.
So we've got one from Adam Ottawa, gives us a buck.
I was shocked and happy that the CBC chose to do an article yesterday indicating that gay men should probably engage in safer sex on account of monkeypox.
And it was at the urging of gay men activists too.
It's interesting to see CBC get mugged by reality, but I mean they maybe, maybe we'll focus on the demographic that's greatest or most greatly affected by this new disease, unlike what we did with COVID, where we cracked down on all of society and then blamed the people who went around living their lives for the deaths of people's grandparents in nursing homes.
You know what?
Maybe they'll focus on the right people this time.
And it does skew to that demographic, the monkey.
Not just skew, it's exclusive.
It's pretty near exclusive.
Pretty much.
And yet, Sheila, you know, it's funny.
Can we even say gay men?
Because I was listening last week to Dr. Bogosh.
He's the Peel Region medical necromancer.
He's that guy that did that disgraceful ad with Brampton Batman to entice minors to get jabbed.
Something they pulled.
Never got a reason why.
I don't know if it was a copyright violation or if there was so much negative feedback in terms of trying to seduce our children to get vaccinated.
But the term he kept using, Sheila, and I never heard this, was the men having sex with men community.
The men having sex with men community.
Now, wouldn't that be gay men?
And wouldn't that be, I guess, bisexual men?
But no, I guess, doesn't that cover the men having sex with men community?
Am I missing some group in there, Sheila?
It's so complicated.
I think you're missing the women who may have penises community because that's what you So then, I don't know.
Well, then he should take the M-word out, men, because that would be woman having, or I guess pseudo-woman having sex with other pseudo-woman community.
But I was stunned.
And of course, the host, Evan Solomon, wasn't challenging him on anything like this.
But I just want to know what the ground rules are when it comes to men having sex with men community.
Have you ever heard that term before, Sheila?
No, that's a new one.
It's right up there with pregnant people.
You know, and I'm like, you mean women?
Why are you overcomplicating this?
Or people who lactate.
And I'm like, again, women, breastfeeding mothers.
Yeah, it's, I don't know.
I don't know the rules.
It's all very complicated.
So I don't follow the rules.
I just stick to regular biology science and the terms we've used for thousands of years.
Sheila, you've triggered thousands and thousands.
No, you've triggered one or two people when you said breastfeeding.
As you know, it's chest feeding is the proper terminology.
So please go to confession and give penance for your sin.
Rosary's Dangerous Symbolism00:15:40
Thank you.
Yeah.
It'll be what, like one of those times where the priest is like, that's cool, Sheila, but I'm not sure that's a sin.
That's weird, but it's not a sin.
Anyway, let's keep going.
We've got one from Alberta.
Oh, sorry.
Adam Ottawa gives us a buck.
He says, David, I'm the king of dad jokes.
Here's one for you.
How do mermaids wash their fins with ties?
Oh, he liked it.
Put that in your repertoire, David.
I know you will.
I said, I know you will.
Alberta Dawn gives us three bucks.
I saw a global news report that said with no trace of irony, federal and provincial workers like working from home, especially those workers with small children.
Yeah.
Thanks, Sherlocks at Global News.
People with small children like to be with their small children, but that's not my business.
Figure it out on your own.
And if you're needed on the job, go to work.
Go to work.
Other people are suffering because you're not in the office.
Yeah.
No, you're so right.
Mike from Freedom Honey, this is my friend Mike.
Mayor gives us five bucks.
Thanks for everything you do, Rebels, from Mike and Pedro.
And Mike is a veteran and Pedro is getting his discharge papers because he's unvaccinated.
Unbelievable.
Yeah, it's terrible.
Thank you for your service, even though the government doesn't thank you for your service because you don't want to get double, triple, quadruple jabbed.
That's despicable.
And they welcomed back all the bureaucrats who were unvaccinated, right?
They welcomed them all back.
They're fine.
But people who would give their lives in service of our country, not them.
They don't count.
Paul Otto Newman gives us five bucks.
I think everyone should go to drewbarns.ca and nominate Tamara Leach for a Queen's Platinum Jubilee Medal.
I cannot think of anyone more deserving of this honor, especially given the new revelations.
Those new revelations are that the Ottawa police and the Ottawa mayor, who is one of the most awful politicians in the entire country.
And I'm allotting the liberals and all of that, Jim Watson, that a deal had been struck and papers had been signed to end the convoy protest.
The liberals knew it.
The mayor knew it.
The police knew it.
They didn't care.
They moved in with the Emergencies Act anyway.
And so, which makes Tamara a political prisoner.
Yeah, so in other words, she will never get the Queen's Jubilee Award, much like Don Cherry will never get the Order of Canada.
Their politics are not on the right side of the Canadian elitist.
And, you know, that is shocking information and it makes even more of a mockery of Marco Mendocino's claim, as I call him, Pinocchio with a portfolio, that law enforcement came to the government and asked them to get the Emergencies Act invoked.
We have yet, correct me if I'm wrong, Sheila, we have yet to find one member of any police service that corroborates that statement by the public safety minister.
What a liar.
Well, and it would have been great, though, however, if these police forces had actually said something when old make-em-up Mendocino was out in front of the TV cameras saying, Oh, yeah, the police asked me for this.
Oh, yeah, the police asked me for this.
All of a sudden, the police who were holding daily press conferences to correct the record, as they say, quit holding press conferences and quit correcting the record.
They let Mendochino lie until they were called before a House of Commons committee and had to set the record straight.
They let that lie just hover around.
So, while the police certainly didn't ask for it, they didn't correct the liberals on the record until they were under oath at a committee meeting and didn't have a choice.
Shocking.
Yep.
Anyway, by the way, we have some great photos of the team with Tamara Leach that we took last week.
Oh, I saw, you know, you looked, oh, Sheila, you I've never seen you look better.
Uh, you were absolutely ravishing at that event.
So, do we have a photo of you and Tamara, Sheila, that we can show?
Or oh, we have a video of me and Tamara, I think.
I was on Ezra's feed.
Anyway, while they dig that up, there's a lot of people like, yeah, there's a lot of people who are like, oh, Sheila, you look nice.
You should, wouldn't it be great if you put more effort into yourself all the time and hid your tattoos?
I'm like, wouldn't it be great if I wasn't me?
It looks like at the Academy Awards red carpet.
I mean, this is unbelievable.
You know, there you go.
Sheila, you should dress like that all the time.
I say, what do you think about that?
You mean not be myself?
No.
No, my life is half over.
I'm going to spend the rest of it just being myself.
Okay, let's keep going.
So, Journer gives us a buck.
Freeland Assists the Emergency Measures Act was vital because supposedly Canada's international reputation was at risk.
Yeah, we got that straight, but it's because of the actions of Freeland, anyway.
But where is the emergency to correct this problem, which is affecting Canada's international reputation?
Isn't it a big enough emergency to warrant reversing the mandates and returning staff?
You would think.
Like what's unfolding at the airports is just an international embarrassment.
It's all anybody can talk about when they fly through our airports.
If these foreigners have the misfortune of catching a connecting flight through Canada, it's all they talk about.
Let's keep going.
No two T's, five bucks.
Sheila did not find David's knock knock joke amusing due to climate change.
That's right.
Blame it all on climate change.
Overheating climate change.
David's not funny.
Climate change.
Yep.
And here's what I say to not two T's.
At the dinner table tonight, my friend, you're going to be telling my so-called unfunny knock-knock joke.
I guarantee it.
No, no, no.
Adam Ottawa gives us a buck.
I wore my Justin Castro shirt to an agricultural fair in Eastern Ontario this weekend.
It was a big hit with the rural folks, I can imagine.
And I can tell you this.
Sheila, Lady Menzoid wore her Justin Castro shirt to a, I guess it was, what do you call those places where you buy sod and rocks for the garden, all that?
The landscaping that was landscaping.
Thank you.
Why was your wife at the landscaping supply store, by the way, and not you?
But anyway.
And get a load of this.
The person she was dealing with loved her shirt so much, she gave her a discount.
So you can wear Rebel News merchandise, folks, and let it make money for you.
It'll basically the discount paid for Lady Menzoid shirts.
How do you like that?
It's a free shirt now.
That's great.
That's great.
World's Worst Gamer gives us a buck.
Menzoids is the next pandemic.
Looking forward to it.
Gee, I hope that doesn't involve the men having sex with men community.
Okay, let's go into the next story before you get in trouble.
Okay.
Go ahead, Sheila.
Go ahead.
No, no, no.
Oh, I just, there's a bit on the light side, but then again, maybe not, given that, you know, my friend Lou Skis, financial guy, the Oracle of Oakville, as he's known as, he always says that the number one financial decision you will make in your life, and it's even beyond buying a house, Sheila, it is who you choose as your partner.
So who you choose as your husband, wife, what have you.
And I agree because the costs of divorce and when you separate things, the lawyer's fees, it is financial hardship for decades, potentially.
So with that said, guess what?
There's a new app, a dating app for conservatives launching in the U.S. called The Right Stuff.
And basically, if you're right of center, if you're a conservative, if you're Republican, you're welcome.
If you're not, you know, this isn't the place for you.
Go do your own liberal dating app service.
Sheila, I think this is a fantastic idea.
I think, you know, if, you know, you and I were back in the dating stratosphere again, the idea that you could go online and there's an app that's already done, you know, the heavy lifting of sorting through who is politically sympathetic to you.
Now, I admit there are likely couples out there who are of opposing political viewpoints and get along and love each other.
But I don't know, Sheila, if Lady Menzoid was a Trudeau cultist and loved Justin Trudeau and the liberals and what they're doing, I just don't have enough time left in my life to get into arguments at the dinner table over and over again.
I would find that just so super stressful.
What do you think about the right stuff dating app, Sheila?
Yeah, I think this is kind of interesting.
It was founded by Ryan McInenney.
That's the sister of Donald Trump's former White House press secretary, Kaylee McInenney, who I think now works for Fox.
And I think, you know, it's sort of like the idea of Christian mingle, where you can sort of sort out some of these long-term values issues beyond the initial attraction.
And if you are, you know, tired of wasting time, this is probably a good thing.
You know, if I were back in the dating world and I can't even imagine something more horrible than that, I have single friends who are like on their second time around, and I'm like, no, no, no, no.
Just, I don't know, dying alone seems like a very good option.
But, you know, you have to think, okay, if you are dating, if there are things that if you want to settle down with someone long term, that you need to sort out right off the hop or just get them out of the way, not even worry about them because they've already been addressed.
For example, conservatives more likely to be pro-life.
Conservatives more likely to be pro-property rights, pro-small government, pro-pro-gun rights.
They're likely to be against critical race theory, critical gender theory.
So you already have an idea about what happens if we have an accidental pregnancy.
What happens when that accidental pregnancy goes to kindergarten?
How are we going to approach schooling?
There's a lot of things that couples, if you are ideologically aligned, it makes navigating that world so much easier.
You know, those are very good points, too, Sheila.
I never even thought about that.
But again, I just, in one respect, it kind of makes me wish I was born a little later on because none of this existed back when, you know, I was dating or trying to get a date is a better term.
And the idea to find love in the hot tub.
Oh, you know, and I wasn't a drinker.
I wasn't a smoker.
And going into a club where there's drinking and back then you're allowed to smoke and loud pounding music.
It was such a horrible biosphere of the bazaar.
And the idea that I could sit in my home office, you know, and just scroll through, do the research, look at potential candidates.
I, you know, I think there's no shame at all to online dating.
In fact, I wish it was around back in the 80s.
Man, it would have saved years of my life in terms of rejection.
Speaking of one of those values issues that couples should sort out before they get married, one of those is religion.
And according to The Atlantic, I'm some sort of open carry extremist if you see my rosary in my hand.
The Atlantic has published an article on the rosary as a symbol of far-right violent extremism.
You know what us Catholics are going to do for The Atlantic?
We're going to pray the rosary even harder and we're going to pray it for them.
That's how extreme we are.
We might even have a bake sale.
Unbelievable.
An article published this Sunday in The Atlantic, and it seems as though they had a little bit of trouble with the headline because they changed it multiple times, suggests that the rosary has become a symbol of violent right-wing extremism in the United States.
The article set off a frenzy of reactions among Catholics, ranging from amusement to grave concern over what some see as anti-Catholic sentiment.
Oh, it is definitely anti-Catholic sentiment.
Remember when they called the Knights of Columbus some sort of far-right group?
And then, oh, her name escapes me right now.
A Supreme Court appointee under Trump, very Catholic, and she was like a part of a Catholic organization.
And they're like, oh, look at that.
She's an extremist.
I'm like, no, they just have bake sales.
That's what they do.
The magazine later changed the article's headline from how the rosary became an extremist symbol to how extremist gun culture is trying to co-op the rosary.
Okay, now they're worried about the rosary on my behalf.
Sure, thanks, Atlantic.
To, among other edits to the text, an image of bullet holes forming the shape of the rosary was replaced by a picture of the rosary.
What on earth is wrong with these people?
So these editorial changes, nonetheless, sorry, left the article's thesis that there's a connection between the rosary and extremism.
Wow.
Sheila, so I didn't read the article, but surely there was also a sidebar to this article: how the burqa became a symbol of Islamist extremism.
I'm sure that was part of the magazine article.
Am I right?
Yeah, and it's an interesting choice in article given the fact that Salman Rushdie this week was the recipient of finally the fatwa on his head was carried out by a radical extremist where he was stabbed.
And yet, the benign rosary, of which I have one right there and one right there, that's the problem.
That's the problem.
When you're praying for intercession to the Holy Mother, that is some sort of violent extremist act.
Sushi at a Gas Station00:17:04
This is what it said in this.
The rosary has acquired a militaristic meaning.
What?
Radical, traditional Catholics, right?
Daniel Pennetin.
Militia culture, a fetishism of Western civilization, and masculinist anxieties have become mainstays of the far right in the USA, and rad-trad Catholics have now taken up residence in this company.
The rosary is inherently Marian.
So I'm not sure how that's masculinist, but okay.
Like, it's like they don't even know what the rosary is or what you do.
They just know that somebody they didn't like had one one time.
And so it's obviously bad.
What absolute rubbish.
You know, it's amazing that even got published, Sheila.
Imagine if they said that about the Kerpan or Yamaka or whatever.
But this is, it's Christianity.
And so it gets a path.
And especially Catholics, because we are supposed to be unchanging.
We're resistant to the forces of the culture.
And they would just really want us to change.
They really want us to be pro-choice.
And they really want us to be pro-LGBT.
And they really want us to adopt critical race theory, even though the idea that people are, you know, I mean, the idea of racism is anti-Christian in and of itself.
So they really want us to change and we're just not.
So because we're just not, then we have to be bad.
Unbelievable.
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Look at Adam Seuss.
Adams is he looks like Clint Eastwood in that ad.
That's amazing.
But you know what?
Just in case you think that Mr. Seuss's Mr. Calgary Stampede, Sheila, did I ever tell you that I rode a bull at the 1985 Smoky Lake Road?
Constantly.
And by the way, folks, back then, no helmet, no cage, no flak jacket.
What you see is what you got.
Of course, I did end up in the hospital, but all I'm just saying, if Adam's watching, is if you think you're such a tough guy, mister, get on a bull and we'll see if you still got that smile on your face.
And get yourself an obvious lingering brain injury.
Here we are.
How dare you?
Let's finish up.
He's just got five minutes left in the show.
Adam Ottawa gives us a buck.
The Ontario liberal leader Del Duca, who looks like the Geico gecko.
And I just say that just because he does.
Like, I don't know how you can look at him.
And that's not an insult.
He just has an obvious resemblance to the Geico Gecko.
He's pulling a Patrick Brown and is now running for the mayor of Vaughan.
Voters of Vaughan, beware.
These people, I say it over and over again.
Their only ideology is power.
They don't care.
They don't, whatever gets, look at him.
What?
He looks like a lizard.
But they don't care.
They just want to be in charge of stuff.
And Patrick Brown, that's why once it became evident that his delusions of grandeur of being the leader of the Conservative Party of Canada were falling apart for a thousand different reasons, including his own crookedness, he quickly said, you know what?
The people of Brampton still need me.
And he put on his cape and ran back to Brampton.
Well, keep that noted, folks, about Patrick Brown's mayoral ambitions.
But you're absolutely right.
Stephen Del Duca, clearly a person that it's power for the sake of power, isn't it?
It doesn't matter if you want to be the premier of Ontario or the mayor of a GTA city.
And, you know, it'll be fascinating to see if he learned anything from the Ontario election campaign because Sheila is an old cliche.
Campaigns matter.
And the campaign that Stephen Del Duca mounted and Andrea Horwath, the ex-leader of the NDP, who I believe is going to be running for mayor of Hamilton, and I think she's going to win that.
Their campaigns were brutal.
Stephen Del Duca, especially, he kept repeating and repeating, and it did not resonate.
He'd have photo ops at a grocery store and he says, you know, we're going to take off the provincial sales tax from a prepared chicken.
So think about that, the money you're going to save.
Yeah, that's right.
So when I buy that $9 chicken, I'm going to save, what, 19 cents in sales tax.
And meanwhile, the rest of the buggy is over $300 in edibles.
I mean, it was ludicrous.
And also, the $1, you know, Doug Ford four years ago campaigned on $1 beer.
He was campaigning on $1 public transit fares.
Oh, really?
$1?
Hey, not even if it was free, Stephen.
Sorry.
And so it'll be interesting to see if there's a little more charisma and a little more thought in his mayoralty ambitions of Vaughan as opposed to what he presented in May and June for Ontario, Sheila.
All I know about Stephen Del Duca is that he's pro-rotisserie chicken, but anti-roads.
That's all I learned.
I watched the debate.
I watched the entire campaign.
I'm like, what has this guy got against roads?
He was just like actively campaigning against roads.
And if you don't build roads, then you have traffic congestion.
But I guess you can sit in traffic and just eat your cheaper rotisserie chicken.
And that's the campaign.
And the Del Duca strategy.
And it's amazing you brought that up because I heard on the clip today when the news broke a few hours that he was running for mayor.
His number one, I guess, platform policy is to reduce gridlock in Vaughan.
So suddenly he's now kind of pro-roads, I guess, and with good reason.
Vaughn is a bedroom community.
You know, a lot of people live in Vaughan, but they work in Toronto and they need to get to work on time.
And the morning and afternoon commutes are getting more and more hellacious.
So he's had his come to Jesus moment when it comes to roads, I would say.
I'm sure he has not.
I'm sure he's going to try to get more cars off the road and put everybody into public transit for a buck a ride.
He's not building roads.
I've never seen anybody so against roads in my entire life.
He's not adopting roads.
He's putting everybody in public transit.
You might be right, Sheila.
We shall see.
Carry on, my friend.
I enjoy riding in a sweaty bus with a bunch of people just packed in there like pigs going off to the abattoir.
I'm sure that's what his campaign strategy is.
It just feels gross.
Anyway, Gas Station Sushi 26 gives us 10 bucks.
Wow, thanks.
Good morning, Menzoid and Gunny.
Sheila, the video of you hugging Tamara Leach brought this self-professed alpha male macho man to tears.
You have such a big heart and we, Rebel fans, are so grateful to you.
Well, thanks very much.
I was just so happy to see her.
She looked great.
She doesn't have a vindictive or bitter bone in her body.
She's just a sweet little lady.
Let's just hope the hug isn't another parole violation.
Oh, they'll try.
I saw on the internet and people are like, look, and she's with Sheila.
It's like I'm some kind of known gangster.
I'm like, I'm a journalist.
You're at an event together.
And her lawyer was like two feet away from us.
I think like if you look at some of the pictures taken at the event with other people, her lawyer is like posing in them just to make it clear.
Like the lawyer's like, hey, I'm in the picture too.
Because they know that she's under such scrutiny.
But yeah, there's people like on Twitter, like liberal trolls, like tagging the RCMP.
Like she hugs somebody.
The RCMP.
Oh, are we going to get a call from Brenda Lucky then, Sheila?
I hope so.
I've got some things I want to say to her.
Gas Station Sushi 26 gives us another five bucks.
Well, thanks.
Menzoid and Gunny, do you all have military or law enforcement contacts?
You talk to you off the record.
Yes.
What do they say?
Are they ashamed of the behavior of the liberals?
I have plenty, and they are.
And a lot of them resent the fact that they have been used as political tools over the last little bit.
A lot of them are looking into early retirement or taking themselves off the street into less useful jobs in the community because they don't want to be weaponized by the state.
That's not what they signed up for.
And we know on the record what Justin Trudeau feels about our veterans, Sheila, that they are asking for too much.
I think that's what he said at an Edmonton Town Hall meeting to a veteran back in 2016, 2017, if memory serves.
I know it was on the cusp of the Justin Trudeau liberals just cutting a $10.5 million check to Omar Cotter, a terrorist.
So the terrorist is a Lotto Max winner in Canada and a veteran.
Well, you're asking for too damn much.
So is there any, is there any question why people serving this nation despise this government?
Yep.
Canada Fund gives us 20 bucks.
Well, thank you.
And says, I'm from Alberta, but I now live in Colorado.
You escaped.
Good for you.
I love listening to you.
You do a fabulous job, Sheila and David.
You are so entertaining.
Well, you know, someone's got to think so.
Love how Juan is covering the U.S. Your whole team is fabulous.
Well, you better stay tuned because we are adding some, well, at least one new member to the American team and maybe another as things get rolling down there.
So very exciting times at Rebel News.
We're just growing so fast.
But with the support of our viewers, hopefully we can maintain that momentum because there's just so much news to cover and there's nobody else doing the first person journalism that we are.
And I want to thank that viewer for that donation, $20.
I think he's being purposely ironic with that nickname, Canada Fun.
It's not fun in Canada anymore.
Easy for you to say that when you're living in Colorado, I guess, right?
Yeah.
I don't know.
It's kind of fun out here in Alberta, but you're in Toronto.
John Torrey and the fake Tory.
Okay, let's keep going.
Gas Station Sushi, another five bucks.
Well, that's very generous.
Gives us five bucks and said, menzoid, conservative women are the most beautiful women.
Exhibit A.
The Rebel Journalists, conservatives love their countries and take care of themselves and their families.
And that's Saxi.
Yeah, baby.
Yeah.
Get it out of your system, David.
You know what?
I don't know.
I mean, I think, you know, well, first of all, beauty's in the eye of the beholder.
I think beauty would transcend political lines.
I mean, south of the border, AOC, very attractive lady in my book, speaking as- Until she starts talking.
And then you're like, why is her voice stabbing me right in my brain through my ear?
Oh, yeah.
I mean, you know, it would be, but, but, again, and that is the question.
If you were attracted, you know, physically to a potential spouse and that spouse was 180 degrees away from you on the political spectrum, can that marriage work?
You know, it'd be wonderful to, you know, look into that in terms of a study, Sheila, because I think it would be a source of stress.
That's all I'm saying.
But I think you can be a very attractive person and you're probably and still you're wearing a Cher Guevara shirt for some reason.
Yeah.
Yep, it's true.
I think there's something to be said for, like you said, they take care of themselves and their families.
Eat meat, make families.
That's my advice.
Gas station sushi, another buck.
Menzoid, thoughts on Ric Flair retiring.
Can we get a woo from you?
Do it.
You'll get more than a woo.
Ric Flair has one of the best lines ever, Sheila, and that is he's a limousine riding, jet flying, women kissing, cigar smoking, son of a gun.
Woo!
Did you watch his final match?
Oh, come on.
You think that's a final match?
Listen, I'm someone who grew up in the late 70s with the Who farewell tour, okay?
And they're still touring, I believe, right here in 2022.
So Flair will be back.
He can't get that out of his bloodstream.
No, that's true.
And I will say this: the best wrestling matches I probably personally watched in Maple Leaf Gardens before they turned it into a Loblaw supermarket was Rick the Nature Boy Flair and Rowdy Roddy Piper.
Because I really think they really did hate each other, shtick aside.
And it was just wonderful stuff to see.
There's that picture of Rowdy.
I think it's Rowdy Roddy Piper and Ric Flair in a Jeep Wagon.
I almost bought a Wagoneer because of that picture.
It was very touch and go last week.
I was like, I found a Wagoneer on, I think it was Facebook Marketplace.
I was like, this close.
And I was like, we could recreate that photo in it.
Anyway, let's keep going.
AMT60 gives us a buck.
Last week I met Roman Babber and Pierre Polyev.
Roman would defund provinces who keep the vax pass.
I told Pierre that some hospitals won't allow transplants to unjabbed, and he said he wasn't aware.
Do you believe it?
I don't believe he isn't aware.
I don't believe.
I absolutely think that he is aware.
He just doesn't know what to say about it.
So that's what you say.
You say, I don't know enough to comment because he hasn't formulated an opinion.
And you should definitely have an opinion that not getting medicine where its efficacy is questionable.
And I say that because the CEO of Pfizer just contracted COVID after four doses.
But, you know, that someone should be damned to die without an organ transplant because they didn't choose to get that.
I think that's pretty reprehensible.
And I think any normal ethical person should have a response to that.
I agree.
Gas Station Sushi, a buck.
Sheila, the Atlantic is right in one sense.
The rosary is a spiritual weapon over the forces of darkness.
Yes, 100%.
100%.
Good company.
We've got a couple in here.
Yep.
Lamrose Layer gives us 10 libraries and says, I recently drove across America from drove across Arus.
Anyways, I'm filling in the box here.
From across.
Coots, Sweetwater to Boston and back.
Holy heck.
The shirt that elicited the most reaction was the Orwell Called It Classic.
True.
I like that our people are just like traversing the world in our merchandise.
I think that's wonderful.
Gas Station Sushi again gives us a buck.
The Atlantic is trying to smear all traditional Catholics for our pro-life, pro-family, pro-country views.
Laurentian elite in the deep state with their liberal and democratic allies are radical communists.
Where's the lie?
Where's the lie there?
DB1313 gives us 20 bucks.
Well, that's great.
Thank you.
Not religious, but rather be with a room of Christians and liberals.
One is concerned about my immortal soul, the other one with my bottomless wallet.
What a great line for this on National Telejoke Day.
We Won't Let This State Descend00:01:06
Yeah.
Yeah, what's the worst we're going to do to you?
Pray for you.
Oh, boy.
Look out.
I think we're all caught up.
I think that's.
Fantastic.
Okay, we're just eight minutes over and we do have to go, folks.
My thanks to super producer Olivia and Danny behind the boards.
And of course, to my co-host, Sheila, and to all of you, especially those who gave some super chat do-ray me.
It's how we keep the lights on.
There'll be two other rebels here tomorrow at 12 noon Eastern.
In the meantime, folks, as always, stay sane.
We've taken on woke corporations.
We've taken on ESG.
Obviously, in the classroom, we've battled a lot of ideologies.
But what I've said is that the state of Florida is the state, is the place where woke goes to die.
We are not going to let this state descend into some type of woke dumpster fire.