David Menzies and Sheila Gunn Reed mock Canada’s "holiday overload" while critiquing Trudeau’s net-zero policies, which they say cripple Alberta’s energy sector—cancelling pipelines like Keystone XL and trapping $1T in stranded resources. They contrast Poilievre’s decisive leadership win (68% first-ballot) with Jean Charest’s flop, blaming his open letter dismissing freedom and thanking scandal-plagued Patrick Brown. Gates’ private helicopter arrival at a green-tech conference highlights hypocrisy, while the Green Party’s pronoun gaffe overshadows anti-Semitism and Elizabeth May’s muscle-car endorsement. Media bias emerges again: a Global News knife attack ignored, yet Freedom Convoy protests sensationalized. Poilievre’s rise forces Trudeau to choose between election risks or doubling down on woke policies—financial support from viewers may decide Rebel’s survival. [Automatically generated summary]
You have tuned into the Rebel News live stream on this, a Tuesday, September 13th, 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 Ants on a Log Day?
That's actually a treat in which the ants are represented by raisins, but not if you're Claus Schwab and my co-host hates that.
She is the she-devil with a sword.
She is the calendar of Northern Alberta.
She is Sheila Gunn Reed.
How you doing there, Sheila?
David, I'm doing great.
And you do have that right.
I will not eat raisins because they are representative of insects.
And I don't even want to go down that road.
But it is also, I looked it up before I came on air.
It is also National Peanut Day.
I could take or leave peanuts.
I just, I don't know.
It's also National Defy Superstition Day.
Oh, really?
Yes.
It's also European Heritage Days.
And I think that might be racist to celebrate your European Heritage These Days.
So I'm just, it's also International Chocolate Day, National Bald is Beautiful Day, and also National Hug Your Boss Day.
Oh, really?
Well, you know what?
We still don't have a human resources director here at Rebel News.
So if you want to go ahead and give Ezra a hug, it's all completely A-O-K, I think.
I don't think he's going to turn one down.
But you know, it's funny.
You mentioned it was National Peanut Day.
And you know, always, I don't know why it is that peanut allergies are so prevalent because I remember when I was going to elementary school, Sheila, and it's such a great, cheap, and nutritious lunch to have, a peanut butter sandwich or peanut butter and jelly sandwich, lots of protein.
And you never heard of that.
That's a myth.
Oh, is that right?
There's not as much protein in peanuts as you would have, like as Mr. Peanut, the guy with glasses and the cane, that he would have you believe.
But the thing is, if you bring a bag of peanuts or a peanut butter sandwich to a school these days.
Oh, you're going straight to jail.
Okay, you may as well have tossed a hand grenade into the gymnasium.
I mean, but how did this come to be, Sheila, that in our generation, this was perfectly normal.
And today it is, it's, and I'm just wondering, is it, I know, I know there are true anaphylactic, deadly allergies to certain food stuff.
So I'm not, you know, dismissing that.
But I wonder, is are those people claiming they're allergic to certain things, is it really an intolerance or they just don't like certain things?
It's not something that is really going to make them physically sick or even kill them.
Because I don't know how in the space of just a couple of decades, a food staple in schools became, like you said, you bring that on premises, they're calling the cops, right?
I don't get it, Sheila.
I think a lot of the time we are using the term food intolerance and food allergy interchangeably, and we shouldn't be, because I think those are two different things.
I also think a lot of this has to do with the constant sterilization of our babies as opposed to just letting them do baby things and maybe they might chew on the end of a shoe sometimes when you're not looking and get some of those antibodies into them, start creating antibodies anyways.
But also, I'm once again, I remain skeptical of the food industry and that inversion of the food pyramid.
Once the government started telling us how to eat, when to eat, and what companies we should be buying our food from, all of a sudden we get all these diseases that we never had before: high cholesterol, heart disease.
We've seen a prevalence in certain cancers that we never saw before.
And all of a sudden, a bunch of allergies in young people.
And I just think maybe we should just go back to how we were eating for millennia before big food started getting in between us and the food on the shelf.
You know what?
I think you're really onto something with the idea of our babies and young children being oversanitized to the extent that they can't develop natural immunities to bacteria.
Everyone's Job in a Net Zero World00:08:07
Sheila, did we not learn anything from the great 1953 George Powell movie, War of the Worlds, where the Martians come down and they kick Earth's ass.
They are decimating the planet.
And then at the very end, they start dying because they have no resistance to our bacteria.
So, again, I urge our viewers, watch War of the Worlds and try to raise your babies differently.
Yeah, well, and we've just decided very recently that natural immunity isn't a thing that exists and a thing that we should rely on.
So I think this is only just going to get worse.
Anyways, we've gone off on so many tangerines here, Sheila.
What is the ostensible policy reason of the hour or at least the 53 minutes that lay ahead?
Oh, goodness.
I think my Skype feed is freezing up, but hopefully it'll maintain enough strength to get us through the show.
This is the Rebel News daily live stream wherein we talk about the news or food allergies or the war of the worlds sometimes, but that's the thing.
It's unscripted.
And so you never know what you're going to get, particularly with David.
And we are streaming on YouTube.
But if you'd like to support the work that we do and interact with us, might I suggest you move on over to Rumble and Odyssey.
There are thriving communities of Rebnews viewers over there that I'm sure you'll like, but you can also support the work that we do completely willingly by leaving us a paid chat on Rumble.
It's called a Rumble Rant.
On Odyssey, it's called a hyper chat, and we'll do our best to read those live on air.
So this is your chance to take over the show, really.
You can really get David going in one direction here with a sizable Rumble rant and lame reference to pop culture, and he'll be giving her for like 20 minutes straight.
We love it all, don't we, Sheila?
Well, I got to tell you, just before I hopped on the show for the first time, I did a live live stream with Natasha Biazzi.
Yes, I'm sorry, Sheila.
I was a little promiscuous today.
And we were talking about this particular video.
It's Justin Trudeau.
The quote is: Our job as a government is to build an economy where everyone is ready to thrive in a net zero world.
End quote.
I don't believe I'm reading this.
And as I said to Natasha, when he says net zero, does that mean what's in your wallet once the truth liberals get done?
I see that and I'm like net zero jobs.
Net zero, literally, when he says net zero economy, I see like a big fat zero where the economy should be.
Maybe net zero brain cells.
But let's run the video in case you don't believe me.
Because if you think Justin Trudeau is an economic savior, just go out to Sheila Gunn-Reed's territory where Trudeau liberal policies have devastated Alberta.
What a bloody hypocrite.
Let's roll that.
Our job as a government is to build an economy where everyone is ready to thrive in a net zero world.
An economy where everyone has real opportunities for meaningful work.
An economy where people can count on their neighbors, on their communities, and yes, on their governments to have their backs through difficult times in the present and into the future.
To do this, we all need to work together.
Wow, Sheila, our audience might not know that Justin Trudeau is actually a graduate from the Harvard Business School.
That's where he came up with the phrase, the budget will balance itself.
I'm sorry, you say a slice of insanity like that as the aspiring prime minister.
You have lost all your street cred on economics.
He says the government has our back, Sheila.
I think he meant to say the government continues to stab Canadians in the breast.
No, I was going to say he's got a gun in my back.
What did you make of that nonsense?
You know, this, we're going to have to rely on each other.
Yeah, the food bank.
Like, this guy, at least he's moved on from the budget will balance itself to you might actually have to do something as a government.
But let us never forget that this was the absolute economic moron who said, we will grow the economy from the heart outward.
Do you remember that?
Oh, yeah.
Yeah.
You know, he's such a deeply unserious man.
And while he's saying this, that we're going to have everybody's going to thrive in net zero.
You know who's going to thrive during net zero?
The guy selling winter coats, because you're not going to be able to turn on your thermostat.
But he also said that Pierre Polyev's financial ideas are dangerous for Canadians.
What are those?
Quit government spending?
Or not even quit spending, but quit spending so damn much?
Justin Trudeau thinks that's dangerous.
When Pierre Polyev says, we got to get inflation under control because these young people are never going to be able to buy a house.
Justin Trudeau says that's dangerous.
And then he says, oh, like, if I were to pick the dangerous idea, net zero is the dangerous idea.
Yeah.
And, you know, Sheila, when he uses the word everyone, well, not everyone.
Not him.
Yeah.
And you're the expert on this file with the devastation in our energy sector.
I mean, the province of Alberta likely has trillions of dollars of value trapped under the ground, which can't get shipped to market.
Pipeline projects have been canceled.
So, you know, out west, it's not a matter of share the wealth because he knows the Trudeau liberals don't capture those seats.
They might get one or two.
So they are abandoned.
They are the forgotten.
They are the great unwashed masses.
It's the Laurentian elites he speaks of when he talks of everyone.
So it's absolutely a hypocrite.
And you know, I really think that Pierre Polyev, Sheila, is Justin Trudeau's worst nightmare.
Whatever the election is, be it the fall or be it in 2025 or somewhere in between, I can hardly wait to see the first leaders debate.
We'll probably have to go to federal court, mind you, to get in again for the third time.
But in any event, especially if the debate topic is on the economy, because Sheila, Pierre Polyev will make mincemeat of this trust fund, baby.
I was just going back through the transcript of what Justin Trudeau said here.
And one of the things that I noticed that he said was about, I think it's something about gratifying or fulfilling jobs, net zero, like having a gratifying or fulfilling job.
As though working for $100 plus $1,000 a year in the oil patch leaves you feeling empty and depleted inside your soul.
Like it's just ridiculous that this guy who would say, you know, this trust fund, not even silver spoon, but silver shovel in his mouth, baby, would say that these blue-collar jobs that people are doing in oil and gas, in mining, that those are not fulfilling or gratifying jobs.
You know what a gratifying job is?
When you can pay your bills and provide for your family.
And right now, those net zero jobs, those nipple greasers on the wind turbine farms of the future, those jobs don't exist.
Yeah.
Climate, Cows, and Car Conferences00:11:07
And he doesn't have empathy for the working man and the working woman, Sheila, because what has been his resume?
Part-time drama teacher was a full-time teacher in Vancouver and then left under a very dark cloud in which he had to resign mid-semester and had a lawyer come in.
Gee, I wonder what that was about.
That's a very weird way for a teacher to part ways with their school.
But just a hypocrite.
Oh, and speaking of hypocrites, we have coming up another hypocrite.
That would be Bill Gates.
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You'd be surprised if I've heard those people who say, you know, I'm a doctor.
I'm a paramedic.
This is definitely a unique one.
You know, Sheila, that documentary coming up, Kamloops, The Buried Truth, this.
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If I wasn't working at the company, I'd certainly be a fan of the company.
Drea is going out there.
She is asking the impolite questions about a subject matter that the mainstream media considers to be the third rail.
They dare not step on it.
They dare not, you know, look behind the surface at some of the things Drea uncovered.
This is going to be a real blockbuster, Sheila.
What do you think?
Yeah, I think it's interesting, this reflex to think the absolute worst about your fellow Canadians, too, by the way.
I think a lot of that is fueled by that.
So the media was quick to run with what little information they had.
And as it turns out, much of it was misinformation.
And I think it stems from this hate of your fellow Canadians, your fellow Canadians who just happen to be Christian, that they must be guilty of these things by virtue of being Christian.
Exactly.
Well, I teased before the ad break.
We have something on Bill Gates.
I guess he went to some car, some sort of a climate or innovation conference.
It's the Cascadia Innovation Corridor Conference.
It's a climate change thingy where when they talk about innovation, they don't mean fossil fuels, oil and gas, new technology there.
They mean expensive, unreliable green technology that doesn't work and you can't afford.
100%.
But at least Bill Gates led by example.
He rode his bicycle to the conference.
Oh, no, he didn't.
He took another vehicle.
Check it out, folks.
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We have all the research.
Have fun defending yourself for the court of law.
Alrighty.
I don't know what that guy is yelling there on the megaphone.
We're just showing the video because our Katie Davis court was there.
It's not an endorsement for whatever he's yelling at there.
But I remember saying in the morning meeting, and David, if you were paying attention, when Katie said, oh, I'm going to see if I can track down Bill Gates today.
I said, he's coming in on a private helicopter and he is leaving in an SUV.
He absolutely is.
They don't even care about their hypocrisy at these climate change conferences.
And lo and behold, what did she find?
Bill Gates in a helicopter and then getting into an SUV.
Every Sheila Gun Read, in addition to being the Khaleesi, you are also the Cassandra because you are bang on with your guess of what he'd be departing in.
And it's kind of funny.
I mean, you know, it's one thing for the helicopter, but you notice, and that looks to me to be GMC Yukon.
So when you say SUV, we're not talking about a little SUV or a mid-sized SUV or a crossover.
We're talking about GM's full-size SUVs.
You know, our liberal government is infatuated with them.
Almost the entire fleet is Chevy Suburbans and Ford Expeditions.
That's the step up from the Explorer.
And I don't think there's, I think there's seven or eight seaters.
I don't think there's that many people in there.
So again, it is one law for thee, one law for me.
It is not leading by example.
And what I really despise about Bill Gates and his infatuation with WEF policies, World Economic Forum, Sheila, is that he's all about tearing down the society we have, building back better, the great reset.
And yet, look what Bill Gates did going back to the 70s.
And I don't begrudge in this.
He used capitalism to start Microsoft literally out of a garage and become one of the wealthiest men.
In fact, I think at one point for several years, the wealthiest man on the planet by using good old free market capitalism.
And he wants to, now that he's set for life several lifetimes, he wants to take that away.
He doesn't want any other entrepreneurs to tap into the American dream and go from rags to riches.
That is what I really despise about this preachy Silicon Valley oligarch, Sheila.
Yeah, what's the moral of the story here?
I think it's probably the most basic thing that your parents tell you, and that's don't forget where you came from.
And Bill Gates forgot where he came from pretty fast.
I mean, think about this.
He's one of those like go vegan, eat the bugs to save the planet, people.
But let me tell you, I bet the first time that that guy had 220s to rub together in his hands once things started happening at Microsoft, I bet he got himself a nice steak.
I bet.
But that opportunity he had for himself, he doesn't want other people to have.
Other people who are just sort of scraping their way into the middle class, he doesn't want them to enjoy the same fruits of their labor that he did.
Wow.
Well, when it comes to continued hypocrisy and WEF philosophy, Sheila, hopefully, this is a misprint.
I can't believe my eyes because talk about a court challenge just waiting to happen.
A Dutch city becomes the world's first municipality to ban meat advertisements in public.
What?
Sheila, meat, even in the Netherlands, it's a legal product.
You can make the argument very well that it's actually good for you and nutritious.
I'd certainly rather be a meat eater or omnivorous than a vegetarian or a vegan, God forbid.
And yet, of course, the uncanny thing is this is the same neck of the woods where the government has declared war on the farmers regarding fertilizer.
What is going on here, Sheila?
You live in farm country.
This is appalling.
This is the dumbest, most unscientific thing that I've ever read in my entire life.
Besides the fact that meat is not bad for you, it's good for you.
The further we get away from our original diets, the worse we feel and the worse we look.
Actually, you see this like depleted jawline that a lot of people have that comes from not chewing meat.
But anyway, yes, yes, there's something to be said for.
It maintains the health of your bone in your jaw, the more you chew on things.
But of course, naturally, this is from The Guardian.
So the things they say in here are crazy.
So this is probably going to, I haven't read the story in its entirety, Sheila, but I imagine this is glowing praise that they're heaping on this Dutch city, given that it is coming from the leftist Guardian in the UK.
Yeah, and they're talking about how, you know, like animal agriculture is bad because you have to cut down a forest to apparently.
I mean, I guess you just don't graze cows on grassland like we do out here in Alberta.
But apparently you cut down a forest and forests absorb carbon dioxide.
But somehow they don't understand that grasslands also sequester carbon if you care about those sorts of things.
And they're worried about naturally nitrogen and methane from the cows.
But these people never ever think, okay, yeah, but you have to also cut down forests and mulch up all the little animals that live there so you can grow your avocados and your kale and stuff like that.
Any agriculture changes the landscape.
Frankly, cows are the least dangerous to the landscape because the herds of cattle we eat today, they are only replacing the large ruminants of eras gone by, the millions of buffalo that roam the prairie and other such ruminants.
We just have domestic cows doing it now, but be at buffalo doing it back then and other ruminants and other ruminants and other ruminants.
This idea that this vegetarian lifestyle doesn't harm the environment.
No, you got to plant that stuff somewhere and you have to knock down some trees and mulch up some little critters to do it.
Excellent point, Sheila.
Cannabis Advertising Dilemma00:06:55
Bang on.
And in terms of the other issue, the advertising factor, I'm very much a free market kind of guy when it comes to advertising stuff.
In other words, if it's a legal product, and yes, I'm including cigarettes.
Yeah, I don't mind that either.
Pardon me?
Yep.
I don't mind that either.
I'm actually quite annoyed when they put it behind the counter and you can't even see what the smokes are.
I kind of like, it just annoys me.
And I have never smoked a cigarette in my life.
Yeah.
And same with me, even cannabis, and I've never had any of the wacky tobacco in my life either.
But if it is a legal product, therefore, advertise it.
You know, and the hypocrisy here, Sheila, in this province, because I've looked into this, we have something called the Smoke-Free Ontario Act.
And the Smoke-Free Ontario Act, the ostensible policy reason is to make sure youth aren't attracted to cigarettes.
And if you're a retailer and they do secret sting operations where they get someone who's like 16 but looks like 20 to buy something, that retailer faces multi thousand dollar fines, the loss of his liquor license.
And if you run a variety store, that could put you out of business actually.
And yet you go to any, or I shouldn't say any, but several native reserves in Ontario, such as the Six Nations Reserve near Brantford.
And it is the Las Vegas strip of smoking.
There are shops where it's advertising, where you can smoke the cigarettes in the shop.
There are free giveaways.
They don't check ID.
And we've got all this on camera.
The point is, Sheila, is that it is totally contrary to the spirit of the Smoke-Free Ontario Act, which is to have all these restrictions to keep children away from using tobacco.
Yet the government dare not put a foot on a native reserve to enforce the law.
A complete double standard.
And it's so cowardly.
The province says, oh, it's a federal issue.
The Fed say it's a provincial issue.
And you do that, you know, merry-go-round, you know, tossing off the responsibility to each entity.
But again, I say if the product is legal, then advertise it.
And I have confidence in people that just because they see a magazine ad or hear something on the radio or watch something on TV or see something online, that doesn't necessarily mean they're going to stampede out and buy the product.
Well, and I'm pretty sure the Netherlands, with their heavy, heavy, heavy bureaucracy there, I'm pretty sure they have a competition bureau or competition bureau adjacent agency there that deals with false advertising.
So advertise it, truth in advertising.
And let it, if it's legal, like you say, let them advertise.
Going back to your point about the cannabis stores, though, in Alberta, and the NDP did this when they legalized cannabis here.
What they did was they said you have to have these like opaque windows.
Yes.
So nobody can see in.
And, you know, you can't sort of advertise, you know, the prices and stuff.
But these opaque windows, they're a real problem because they are, it's the opposite in a liquor store.
They say you can't obscure your windows with too many signages and too many ads for Bud Light or whatever.
You can't do that because you need to be able to see in for safety and see back out for safety.
But they've done the flip side in the cannabis stores and they keep getting robbed all over the place and nobody even knows it's happening because you can't see in.
Sheila, that is despicable.
The same rule applies here in Ontario.
It has to be an opaque window or if you don't have that, it has to be papered up.
Imagine a woman by herself who's the clerk at that cannabis store at nighttime and somebody wearing trouble on his shirt comes in.
If that was a clear view, you could have a passerby call law enforcement or intervene, but you don't know what's going on in there.
This is a dangerous situation.
So the cannabis store has to be, you know, disguised, cloaked, whatever the word is.
Yet right next door, the government-controlled LCBO store, clear glass, you can see in, you can see the stock, you can see the people.
But what's the difference?
They are both age-restricted products.
It makes no sense.
And that rule has to go.
And Sheila, again.
It just did.
Very really, it just did.
I think two weeks ago.
They finally changed it.
Oh, in Alberta?
In Alberta.
Okay, not just.
They just changed it.
Yeah, they just changed it.
I think it was August 11th when they just changed it here in Alberta, but that was like after four years of nonstop robberies.
Unbelievable.
You know, and that was shameful.
And the only reason for it was the same reason you have, you know, convenience stores and gas stations put the cigarettes behind that secret wall.
You know, they don't want children to see the product.
But if you have an age restriction at the door, you have to be 18, 19, whatever, it's a moot point.
You know, it makes no sense and it's dangerous.
And I hope Ontario follows suit because that's good news that happened in your province, Sheila.
Yeah, it just happened.
Now, it's interesting that you can like put a pot leaf on anything, right?
Like pot leaf candidate flags, pot leaf t-shirts.
But if kids see a cigarette package with the scary teeth on a shelf, that's going to make them want to smoke with a pot leaf all over everything.
That won't.
That's fine.
That's just marketing.
Unbelievable.
And you mark my words with this ban on advertising meat in this Dutch town and what we see in Canada with hiding cigarettes behind, you know, that wall.
You're going to see in our lifetime, Sheila, with the nutrition zealots, they're going to demand that gas stations, convenience stores also put behind the wall candy bars, potato chips, because those are incentives for kids to want something that is allegedly unhealthy for them.
Not considering that you can have a candy bar or a bag of chips in moderation.
It's not going to do anything to your health.
But that'll be the next frontier.
You mark my words.
Now, before we get into that.
Wait, just wait, just wait.
Jawline and Diet Link00:06:05
I just want to go back to like my point about the weak jawline that you see in modern men.
Science, Science Daily.
I dug it up.
I knew I had read it somewhere.
The University of Kent said the jaw size is indeed linked to diet.
If you look back at our human ancestors, they had a much stronger jaw.
And it is from too soft of a diet, which causes the lower jaw to stay too short and it causes orthodontic problems.
And new research suggests that many of the common orthodontic problems, now this includes like crooked teeth, experienced in people in industrialized nations, and they can compare industrialized nations where we've strolled were too far away from our original diet to people in non-industrialized nations who have more of a traditional diet.
They can see the deterioration in the modern Western world jaw.
Anyways, it says people in industrialized nations due to their soft modern diet is causing the jaw to grow too short and small in relative to the size of their teeth.
Wow.
Well, Sheila, you know, I take a size 13 wide shoe.
What does that study say about men with big feet?
Gravity.
It's pushing you down.
You weigh too much and it's flattening out your feet.
Gotta lose some ass.
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Yeah, I have that one too.
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And he said to my wife, I'm so sorry.
I didn't mean to stare, but I thought that shirt said Hillary for president.
I know.
I thought that too.
Now that I know what it really says, I'm very happy.
So, you know, don't worry about it.
I got that shoe at the farm supply store where I'm like down there buying bind or twine, and the guy is like looking at me, looking at me, and I'm thinking, okay, well, is this?
I'm not used to having unfriendly people at the farm supply store recognize me.
And so he's looking, and then he goes, oh my gosh, it says prison.
I'm like, yeah, it says prison.
He's like, okay, okay.
Yeah, well, you know, in your neck of the woods, that is a popular sentiment.
Keep in mind, this is in the GTA.
And Sheila, I mean, hope abounds if you're getting, you know, bystanders and passersby, you know, volunteering like, oh, I love that shirt instead of condemning you in, you know, an area that's part of the Laurentian elites.
I think that bodes very well for whenever this next election is going to happen.
Misgendering Moments00:15:01
So there you go.
Now, you know, oh, what's that, Sheila?
No, I just said bring it on.
Bring it on the next one.
Absolutely.
By the way, can I ask you this, Sheila?
And I want to say, you and Ezra did a magnificent job covering the Conservative Party leadership event on Saturday.
And I just want to, you know, I guess it's getting past the best before date.
I mean, yes, Pierre Polyev with more than two-thirds of the votes on the first ballot won.
But what was your takeaway?
I was watching the live stream.
I was elated, first of all.
And secondly, it was actually quite shocking how poor, how poorly Jean Sharay did.
But I guess, you know, the chickens are coming back to roost when he published that hideous open letter where he was diminishing freedom, putting freedom in scare quotes, that there are, you know, there are more important things to fight for than freedom.
What would be more important?
What's the opposite of freedom, Sheila?
Tyranny, slavery?
And then, there you go, his open letter to my fellow members of the Conservative Party of Canada.
By the way, I think that was the final nail in his own coffin, and it was self-inflicted.
And then when he's doing his, you know, wrap-up speech, he thanks all the candidates that vied for the leader.
That was nice and classy.
But he included the disqualified lying liar weasel, sneaky Patrick Brown.
Why are you thanking him, Mr. Sheree?
I know you two love each other.
I mean, Patrick Brown, when he was a teenager, had a poster view in his bedroom that creeps the hell out of me.
I got to tell you, Sheila.
But this guy should not be a conservative.
Do you see a trend here?
It's not a rebel hate on for Patrick Brown, folks.
The Progressive Conservative Party of Canada, of Ontario, rather, got rid of this weasel in 2018.
The Federal Conservative Party of Canada got rid of him this year.
Does anyone notice a trend that this guy is toxic, that he's not a real conservative?
So, Jean Gerais, what are you thanking him for?
That he got caught in another scandal yet again?
You know, I was just referring back to some Ipsos polling that was done for Global News about a week ago before this.
And this is what they said.
This is their analysis.
This is quoting, I think it's Daryl Bricker who runs Ipsos.
Quote, the race is a lot closer amongst conservative voters in those two major provinces.
And as we know, every major election comes down to really those two provinces, talking about Ontario and Quebec.
But as it turns out, Pierre Polyev took every riding except two in Ontario and every riding except six in Quebec.
That was amazing.
Yeah.
And I'm looking at the numbers breakdown, though it is not reflected in the points value because of the weird way the Conservative Party awards the points.
When you look at the bulk votes, Lesland Lewis and Jean Gerais are literally tied.
They got the same amount of support from conservative voters.
So I think that was actually quite standard for Leslie Lewis, given that the entire universe, including the liberals, were all cheering for Jean Sharais.
I think, though, I saw some polling too.
I think maybe it was Ipsos.
So take that for what you will after I just bashed their inaccurate polling.
But they say of the thousand and one people that they polled for this thing, a total of 42% of Canadians say they don't know enough about Pierre Polyev to form a perception.
Now, that's, I think, good.
That means there's a lot of slander for the mainstream media to start dishing out all over the place to get to those remaining 42 people, 42% of people.
But I think it also means that we could see an election sooner rather than later, because I don't think Justin Trudeau is going to want those people to get a favorable impression of Pierre Polyev.
And I think the more they get to know him, and especially his secret weapon, Wife and Ida, I think Justin Trudeau is going to pull the shoot sooner rather than later before people figure out who Pierre Polyev is.
I think you could be right, Sheila.
I know Ezra feels the same way.
I'm 50-50, and I know that's a really wimpy fence-sitting position.
But for the reasons you just described, that is a strategy for Trudeau to call another election.
Or he might just cling on to power as long as he can.
And here's the X Factor.
I heard rumblings of this, but I'm not sure this is credible.
Jugmeet Singh might walk away from this gentleman's agreement they have because even the elites and the media types are basically describing the NDP in certain circles, Sheila, as a non-credible party.
When you have Jugmeet Singh denouncing Justin Trudeau on a daily basis, yet in the House of Commons, always, always, always propping up the government, what does that say?
What is your relevance?
And the only reason I can think of Jugmeet Singh, quite frankly, going all the way to 2025, that's the magic number for him.
That's the six-year mark in which he gets a fully paid government pension win-lose or draw.
So there's a lot of variables here.
Personally, Sheila, I hope Trudeau does pull the trigger and go for a fall election.
We'll see.
Can't wait.
Yeah, I saw the other day too.
I think it was Thomas Mulcair.
And the reason I bring up Thomas Molcair is I think he was the last reasonably normal leader of the NDP.
He sort of kept the fringe radicals in the party under control, or at least he told them to shut up in the media.
That has completely unraveled under Jagmeet Singh, who I don't think has taken a salary as the party leader.
So I see your point about hanging on to hanging on long enough to get that pension because he is, I don't think the party fundraises enough for him to draw a salary as a leader.
I've seen some, I don't know if that's changed since, but I know that was a symptom of the party previously.
But just to show you where Jean Charé was on the political spectrum, you know who endorsed him for the leadership?
Thomas Mulcair, the former leader of the NDP.
Oh my goodness.
Christy Clark.
Sorry, Christy Clark, the former liberal leader of BC.
Liberal in BC is sort of a right-wing coalition of conservatives and liberals, or at least free market liberals.
But she was a Harper critic and she was in the liberal wing of the BC Liberal Party.
And she was like, I've joined the Conservative Party of Canada to endorse Jean Charais.
And I know there are a lot of people who are like, I'm going to vote even harder for Pierre Polyev now to keep Christy Clark, the pipeline blocker out.
Talk about the Barbara Streisand effect, eh, Sheila?
But, you know, and I got to tell you, Thomas Mulcair, I agree with you.
I think he was the adult in the room with that party.
The NDP, and I'm telling you, when they became the official opposition, I didn't think I would live long enough to ever, ever see that, Sheila.
I know that was kind of a cosmic fluke when the orange wave happened.
But I would like to ask NDP rank and file members, if you could do it all over again, do you have maybe buyer's remorse getting rid of Mulcair and putting in that dud Jugmeet Singh?
I know in terms of the diversity card, this is great virtue signaling for you.
But where's the beef, as Clara Peller used to say?
Well, in that Dutch city, you can't advertise the beef.
So I guess.
You know, as a conservative, I cheer for a strong NDP.
I agree.
100%.
You know, Thomas Mulcair's grown-up normalcy and a party of mad people, even though I would fundamentally disagree with him on literally everything, literally everything.
I don't think he was a lunatic.
I think he was a socialist.
Although there's, you know, the circles overlap there a little bit.
But the strong showing of the NDP helped deliver Stephen Harper majorities all the time because it split the progressive vote.
But then Justin Trudeau decided, okay, well, I'm going to be more left-wing than the NDP and render the NDP irrelevant.
All those votes moved over to him and he keeps forming majorities because of it.
Or at least, you know, government at this point.
Anyways, we should keep moving because we're running out of time.
Yes.
And on that note, yeah, you're right.
Time like Bill Gates's helicopter flies.
We're just 12 minutes to the hour.
So we're going to break for an ad, our last one, folks.
And then I think we have to get to some of your comments.
Can't wait for Sheila to read those.
Wait, though.
After we come back, wait.
After we come back from the ad break, can we please, please, please talk about the Green Party, their misgendering incident.
Oh, it's just like, that should have been the lead item.
Course, we'll talk about that misgendering.
Now, that's serious.
Anyway, past time for you.
Just check out what Adam Seuss has to say, and we'll get to the Green Party misgendering story.
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Well, I asked, where's the beef?
And there, you had your answer.
He's Adam's looking pretty buff out there.
He looks like the kind of guy in the prairies that eats a steak or two despite what the World Economic Forum is telling him to eat.
Yeah, Adam's putting away aside a beef like every two weeks.
I'm sure of it.
Okay, let's get to the story about the Green Party because the Green Party continues to be just an absolute sideshow, like a circus freak tent of bad policies and bad behavior.
And I'm just going to stand back and watch them eat themselves alive here.
It's like a snake eating its tail.
Or when your enemies are fighting, you just better just lean up against the wall and let things happen.
I saw that they're considering canceling their leadership race and Liz May's back to take it over because it's just a cult of personality.
It's not even a real party anymore.
But anyways, let's go to this.
Misgendering incident plunges Green Party of Canada into renewed turmoil.
Imagine a party so fragile that if somebody used the wrong pronouns, the party now is just in a complete and total uproar.
But it is in a Zoom appearance to kick off the party's leadership contest.
David, you're just going to laugh your whole way through this.
Interim leader Amita Kootner was identified by shell pronouns instead of they them just one year after its partial meltdown.
You see they've only they melted down partially last year.
During the 2021 federal election, the Green Part of Party of Canada is once again in crisis over an incident of misgendering.
I can't even with these people.
It all started at a September 3rd media event in Vancouver kicking off the party's leadership contest.
In a Zoom appearance, interim leader Amita Kootner was identified using a caption bearing the pronouns she-l, which apparently killed her.
She's dead now.
Kutner 32 identifies as non-binary and pansexual, attracted to all genders and orientations, and goes by they them pronouns.
In a subsequent statement, I can't believe she issued a statement over this.
Kuttner slammed the misgendering, saying the incident made me feel hurt and isolated and hinted that it was reflective of a larger pattern of behaviors that a few in the party are perpetuating.
The statement added, in moments like the, this is too much.
These people are too fragile to be alive.
The statement added, in moments like these, I wonder, how can I ensure other people's safety if I can't even ensure my own?
Wait a minute, Sheila, let me let me just chime in.
Was there a downed hydro wire or something?
What made this an unsafe event?
Using the wrong pronouns.
Like, I can imagine if you spelled this person's name wrong, they'd have to be forcibly medicated.
Holy moly.
Anyways, the liberal or the greens just continue to be crazy people.
Imagine, look, whatever you think about people who are non-binary or whether you think that's real or exists, this is akin to somebody spelling your name wrong on a byline.
Yeah.
Settle down.
This doesn't make you unsafe.
It might be annoying because you think you're more important than you are, but it's an accident.
It happens.
Nobody's unsafe.
There are people who are actually unsafe in the world.
Using the wrong pronouns does not make you unsafe.
It might make you feel disrespected because you put too much emphasis on what other people think about you, but it doesn't make you unsafe.
It's not like it's somebody's going to come and like steal your wallet or kick you in the back because they didn't call you they them.
This is ridiculous.
It's just ridiculous.
Well, Sheila, on that note, then thank God the adult in the room, Elizabeth May, is returning because not much crazy there.
Oh, yeah, a whole lot of crazy.
And folks, if you've never seen it, Google her speech.
I think it was from seven years ago, 25 years.
At the PPG.
Yeah.
And her outpouring of love for Omar Cotter, our homegrown al-Qaeda terrorist/slash murderer.
And this is considered to be the elder stateswoman, or do I have to say states person?
Misgendering and Muscle Cars00:02:36
I don't want to misgender anyone.
And by the way, I wonder if she'll drive to the conference in her energy efficient plug-in hybrid Toyota Prius.
Oh, sorry, I meant her Dodge Viper with some 600.
You know, I thought about that the other day when you did that video from the car show about net zero and you ran into that guy who's a Green Party supporter and you were sort of taken aback because you're like, why is a Green Party supporter here loving up the muscle cars?
And I thought, no, they love them.
Just ask Green Party leader Elizabeth May.
They love their muscle cars.
But anyways, this story gets crazier because now they want to cancel the leadership race altogether because of this event.
Because how can we have a leadership race when we need to have an investigation into this pattern of harassment and dangerous behavior by, I don't know, spelling mistakes.
Like it's obvious that it's not poorly intended because they put pronouns in the lower third.
So obviously this is a Green Party thing, right?
They just got the pronouns wrong, which is what can happen when you insist on putting your pronouns in everything.
Sometimes people will get them wrong.
But yeah, now they want to stop democracy altogether because somebody thinks that it's dangerous because they accidentally got your pronouns wrong.
And yet no concern in the Green Party about so many of their members, Sheila, that are, you know, they're anti-Semites.
This party has a very dark recent history about welcoming people with that attitude into the party.
That's okay, but you misgender someone.
You don't use the proper pronouns.
Oh, well, we got to go right back to the drawing board and refigure this party out.
Oh, please, Justin, please call a fall election just for this reason alone, just to catch these guys so off guard.
I mean, like you said, Sheila, they're worried about pronouns and they don't have their focus on the bigger picture, you know, getting another MP or two elected.
This is staggering.
And basically, it makes a mockery of their credibility, to be quite frank.
Yeah.
Knife Incident in Provincial Park00:12:21
I was just googling how many of these people were involved in those like anti-Israel flotillas a few years back.
Remember those?
It was like just they may as well have flown the Green Party flag on the deck of that ship.
It was like a Green Party booze cruise, pro-terrorism booze cruise.
Anyway, let's get to some of these chats that we can wrap up because I think they need the studio.
Kane Enmark gives us two bucks, said, I had to laugh with the hands-on hip guy from Global News from David's story about the knife attack allegedly that happened at Global News.
We know there was a knife incident down there.
And with all the chatter from Global News' TikTok celebrities about dangers toward journalism, they never did a story about violence that happened in their own workplace.
And I sure think that's odd because, David, if you turned up to work and tried to knife somebody in the workplace, let me tell you, all the other media would be all over it like a dirty shirt.
Oh, Sheila, the timing of this was truly incredible.
About a week or so ago, 48 media companies and organizations sent an open letter to Justin Trudeau denouncing attacks, that means mean tweets, by domestic extremist groups.
That means basically freedom convoy people.
And then just days later, someone we suspect is a current or former employee of Global went to Global News Toronto headquarters with a knife.
Huge police response.
Look at that, folks.
And there were several more cruisers than that one that appeared.
And a paramedic as well.
And I understand it was quite the frantic occurrence that happened.
Well, now we have a cover-up.
First of all, no charges, which is really odd.
I think, Brandon, look at all those cruisers there, Sheila.
I think brandishing a knife in a workplace, especially on the heels of that horrific knifing attack in Saskatchewan, I think that's pretty serious.
But no charges and no news coverage, not only by global folks, but by all their competitors in the media.
And here is the reason I think this went down.
I truly believe this was someone who was an employee because when we went there, I'm speaking of Lincoln Jay and I, you could not get into that building.
It was locked down.
And as you can see, the security come out and greet you before you can even get to the door.
So that suggests someone got in easy peasy with a key fob or a key or what have you.
Now, if that attacker had not been a media person, someone that worked for Global News, say it was somebody that looked like me, Sheila, wearing a MAGA cap.
Say it was a guy in a pickup truck with a Canadian flag hanging from the bed that did this.
This would be a 24-7 news item.
It would be around the clock.
Look at those domestic extremist groups and their violent followers.
But when it's one of their own, nothing to see here.
Unbelievable.
And Sheila, somewhere in Ottawa, curled in the fetal position.
Rachel Gilmore weeps.
She's, you know, she, that woman.
Like, what a deeply unserious individual.
If that were my daughter, I would be like, get off TikTok, put on a shirt, and do some real journalism.
Where are her parents?
No, but Sheila, she has to take her shirt off because she wants you to see that she got.
You know, imagine that.
Imagine somebody, an adult, who thinks it's an accomplishment to get jabbed by a needle, regardless of what the needle had in it, that you'll go on social media and go, look at me, look at me, isn't that great?
Like you've invented because it's a symbol of unearned heroism for these people.
Exactly.
That thing right there makes them just like a firefighter rushing into a burning building.
I am saving lives, carrying out grandmothers and climbing trees to save cats.
That's how they think because they've never done actually anything good for anybody else in their life.
So this is as close as it's ever going to get for them.
But Sheila, who, another thing, who puts their medical history on social media?
That's supposed to be private.
Again, psychopaths.
And again, people who think that undergoing a medical procedure gives them some sort of unearned virtue.
It makes them a hero.
It's like, you know, like putting like Afghanistan veteran in your bio.
That's fine if you're an Afghanistan veteran.
But for them, they think that they are akin to that because they're like triple boosted or whatever.
You see people like put the like the three needle emojis beside their name in Twitter, which is one of the most ridiculous things I've ever seen in my life.
This is going to be the new satanic panic, where we're going to look back and say, why were we so hysterical about vaccines and our vaccination status?
Why were we going around treating other people like that when there was nothing wrong with them?
They just chose differently than us.
I think with the benefit of hindsight, a lot of people are going to think, God, I was a total idiot.
You know, it's funny you mentioned that about the needles and social media.
I saw this, I guess, thumbnail for somebody online.
I think it's meant to be facetious.
I think the person's being sarcastic, but you never know these days.
But he had the multicolored rainbow flag.
He had the Ukrainian flag.
And he had three needles.
It's like everything but the kitchen sick.
Oh, yeah.
He's probably like taking things that are relevant out of his bio.
So he had space to add all his virtue signaling emojis.
Yeah.
These people.
These Wiccans.
Anyways, let's keep going.
We've got one from AMT60.
Gives us a buck.
I'm looking forward to Parliament starting in Pierre verbally slamming Justin Trudeau for his policies.
Well, you know, he did that last parliamentary sitting too.
So if you need a fix, go back on YouTube.
You'll find it.
Now that he's the leader of the Conservative Party of Canada, vax mandates, arrive cam, can, and monetary policies can be challenged.
You know what?
They are being challenged through the courts.
Arrive can, vax mandates.
Those are all being challenged by our friends at the Justice Center for Constitutional Freedoms, but also by our friends and allies over at the Democracy Fund.
And they're doing incredible work there.
They are, you know, filing court motions and filing lawsuits all the time.
If you'd like to support the work that they do, because they're really only like a couple, two, three legal organizations in this country of nearly 40 million people doing this work, just go to the Democracy Fund website and you can make tax-deductible charitable donations.
So your money goes even that much further and you get a little bit back on your taxes.
So anyways, win-win.
I suggest if you, yeah, if you want to help fight back, you want to get involved in the fight, one of the best ways to do that is to support some of the best lawyers in the country and the work that they do.
Okie-doke, Fraser McBurney.
Cap blocks fully engaged are Hamilton, fight the fine recidivist and habitual protester.
And I say that all with love.
Gives us five bucks.
Countdown, just four more days until the worldwide rally kicks off in most cities in support of our farmers.
In Hamilton, meet us at Hamilton City Hall at 12 noon yesterday.
You did not read my chats on Odyssey.
I forgive you.
Oh, I'm very sorry, Fraser.
If the team can find those for us and put them in the chat, maybe the team can read them tomorrow.
Because Fraser is here every single day.
Yeah, every single day.
I'm so sorry, Fraser, but I shall not be going to Hamilton City Hall to cover that protest because when I do, there's a bylaw officer.
I can't remember her name, but I remember her pronoun, she/her.
And she takes my photograph and then mails me a ticket for $360 for practicing journalism.
And here's the best part, or actually the darkest part: it's something called an AMPS ticket, which means you cannot fight it in court.
It is completely undemocratic.
When Ezra first heard of this, he said, We're going to challenge this.
Guess what?
It was challenged in front of the Supreme Court of Canada in 2016.
And the Supreme said, Yep, nothing to see here.
Having a ticket and getting convicted and fined without a trial is a-okay.
So, just a word of warning: Hamilton bylaw loves that little power.
So, watch out for and check your email box.
They actually don't even deliver it by courier, they send it by email.
It's astonishing, Spirit Whisperer 2021 gives 10 bucks and says, Oh, I know a little something about this.
This is good.
My sister lives in the caribou territory where Christy Freeland is expanding the caribou park and is very worried about losing their land.
Okay, let me help you with this.
Maybe I can alleviate some of your fears.
Now, do I think Chris Jeff Freeland is a sinister hobgoblin?
Yes, I do.
And there are plenty of reasons for that, including her seizing of innocent people's bank accounts and her glee in which she did it.
So, anyways, and also her propensity to not wear close-up fitter.
But, anyway, oh, God, a big blue dot.
Oh, poor Kian Vaccine.
Anyways, in speaking about, I think you're talking about Caribou Mountains, Wildland Provincial Park.
I'm not even sure that they use an indigenous name, and I'm not sure what the Indigenous name is, but the park itself was created in 2019.
It's a provincial park.
So, as much as I think Christy Freeland would overstep her boundaries, and she has in the past when she sees bank accounts, but she cannot expand this provincial park.
The provincial government can and did double the size of it, Caribou Wildland Provincial Park.
And they did that.
It was doubled in size to over 700,000 acres.
I think it's one of the largest lakes or parks in the world.
It's six times larger than Waterton Lakes National Park.
But Christy Freeland didn't do that.
Jason Kenny did.
No, I also don't think caribou are endangered, the wildland caribou that they keep trying to protect.
They're not any genetically different than any other caribou, which are some of the most populous ruminants on the face of the earth.
They're just caribou that live in the wrong place, so they don't thrive very well.
There's like a handful of them that are in Jasper National Park and they like are failing to produce.
And there's a handful of other ones like roaming around somewhere else.
But they are not genetically distinct from regular old-fashioned caribou.
But the NDP had this propensity to want to just build a park and protect them.
And what that meant for forestry was really bad.
But for the NDP, who are anti-resource industry, the caribou were the perfect thing to block forestry and oil and gas because they said all the seismic lines that they run for oil and gas was disturbing the caribou.
And it's like, who cares if they die?
There's like a gazillion more like three hours north.
Who cares if these six die?
But they wanted to keep protecting them.
So I'm of two minds.
I don't care about protecting the caribou.
There's a lot of them.
Why Protect Caribou?00:06:25
I don't care.
They're delicious too, by the way.
But moreover, to your point about Christia Freeland expanding the caribou park, she cannot.
If you're worried about the expansion of this park, you have to take it up with Jason Kenney's government because it's a provincial park.
So, in other words, Sheila, she made a caribou boo.
Yeah.
Yeah, I do get it.
I just didn't laugh because it doesn't think it was funny.
Let's keep going.
Lisa Proust, 15 bucks.
Dear Sheila and dear David, I miss you very much.
Holy star.
I've been busy with work, but you're always in my thoughts.
Love you both.
I said both, Sheila.
I know, but I know also that David is your favorite.
That's okay.
I'm not for everybody.
Thank you so much, Lisa.
And I assume you're still in Montreal.
And next time I'm there, if I'm allowed to go there, I got to check on that.
Hope to see you.
Thank you.
By the way, Alexa is in and around your parts of the world.
Maybe two could get together.
Yeah.
Oh, ketoke, let's go to the next one.
I am Black.
I'm just reading the name.
That's not from Justin Trudeau, is it?
No, I didn't say I am Blackface.
By the way, in your ad about Justin Trudeau, the Justin Castro shirt where you're talking about DNA tests, I think all you'd have to be is a pretty girl around Justin Trudeau, and you could at least get a sample of his DNA and possibly a handprint.
Wow.
Which female rebel shall we dispatch for that capability?
None of them.
None of them.
I'm not doing that to any of them.
I don't even like sending them to things where there might be nudity.
Anyways, I am black is this five bucks.
I can't imagine that Trudeau would call for an election since Pierre Polyev just sent the last two to three campaigning for prime minister and he clearly has momentum.
I think I don't know.
You know, I saw this article yesterday that there are some now within the liberal party who are saying, okay, oh no, we have to stop being as woke as we are because Pierre Polyev campaigned on anti-wokeness.
And look at the momentum he has.
Maybe we better stop being so woke, which leads me to believe that they're just cynically woke.
They don't actually believe any of the dumb stuff they say and their pronouns in their bio.
They don't believe any of that.
They really don't.
It's an electoral strategy.
If it were something that they fundamentally believed in, they wouldn't quickly recoil from it in horror once Pierre Polyev won on a platform of being anti-woke.
You know, Sheila, here's why I think there is a possibility for a fall election to answer the correspondence from I Am Black.
And it's this: Trudeau might believe what his own government-funded media is saying.
In the aftermath of the leadership convention, the most oft-used word was the F-word.
No, not the four-letter F-word, but the word fascist in the coverage by the lefties of Pierre Polyev.
I'm thinking he's talking about opening up the economy.
He's talking about more affordable housing.
And this is the bailiwick of a fascist.
So, my thinking, Sheila.
Getting government out of your life, like he literally said, you got to get government.
He campaigns on, let's get government out of your life.
And the actual like crypto fascists in the Liberal Party, they're like, uh, that guy's the fashion.
He's the fascist.
So, I'm not sure.
They don't even know the definition.
I know.
No, no, it's like punch a Nazi.
A Nazi is not somebody bent on world conquest and engineering a genocide.
It's somebody that has a disagreeable opinion to you, and therefore, instead of a debate, use physical violence.
It's at my best.
Yeah, and it's always said by people who have A, never punched somebody in their entire life, and B, never seen a Nazi in the wild.
So, that's my response, Sheila.
If Justin Trudeau is gullible enough to believe what his own state-funded media is saying, and believing that Pierre Polyev is someone to vilify and demonize, that might make him pull the trigger.
I think he's in for the proverbial October surprise from your lips to God's ears.
Okay.
I am Black gives us five bucks again.
Thank you so much.
And says, By the way, what's up with Menzies' red hair?
I want my donation back.
He's always had red hair.
I think it's all the sun.
It's like capillary action or something like that.
I have to be very careful about my hair in the sun.
I have this like big rat black muskrat pelt of hair on the top of my head.
So I always have to make sure that I have like sunscreen or I'll get a heat stroke.
Like I have to cover it up.
It'll bleach out.
It's terrible.
Is that a reference to what you said in the morning meeting, Sheila, when you were referring to us as the captain and Teniel?
Because one of their big hits was muskrat love.
Have you ever witnessed any muskrats out in your neck of the woods getting amorous?
No.
I did shoot one, though, that it was harassing my dog.
I laid it on my stomach and shot it under the muskrat hate.
Yeah, I do.
I don't like them.
Lisa Proust gives us 10 bucks and Olivia whispers, we got to wrap it up.
Gives us 10 bucks.
I met Alexa and I love her just like I do the whole bunch, the whole team.
P.
Yes, Sheila, I love that you can talk so much in such a knowledgeable way regarding caribou deep admiration.
Maybe I should talk a little less, though.
I get that comment sometimes on the live stream.
Like, would Sheila shut up and let the other person talk?
I'm trying.
And I think that's it.
We're all cut up.
Fantastic.
Well, thank you so much, everybody, for tuning in.
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