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Sid wants to question elections.
He wants to question efficacies.
He probably wants to do some flat earth stuff.
No, I'm just kidding.
It's multi-dimensional.
That's right.
He's playing 8D chess with us right now.
The first story, Sidney, I think we've got some good Trudeau stuff to get to in a minute.
But Pierre Polyev, of course, the new leader of the Conservative Party in Canada.
I just dealt with this on the Instagram live.
Nobody can see my hands.
I'm doing the whole experience.
You need my hands in the shots.
So I got to raise them up, you know.
I'm not Italian.
But Pierre Polyev is doing his rounds, of course, his media rounds.
And I believe it's David Aiken from Global News, really trying to give him a hard time.
I think he's gunning for the Jim Acosta position should Polyev get into office, interrupting him.
Let's just play the clip.
A lot of you have probably seen it, but let's remind ourselves for those who haven't, and then we'll talk about it.
Where Canadians are spending more just to feed themselves, to heat their homes, and to buy a home in the very first place.
The reason that.
So, I mean, we have basically a liberal heckler who snuck in here today to the menu.
Are you going to let me make my misstatement from the guy who actually reported first on the prime minister breaking the law?
Are you going to let me know?
I've actually never seen you heckling the prime minister or ask ministers.
Yes, I will take in two questions at the very end.
Thank you very much.
Thank you very much.
So I'm going to start my statement again, and hopefully this time without interruption from the liberal heckling gathering here.
And we'll speak directly to Canadians so that they can hear what the new leader of the opposition has to say.
I'll begin again.
Good, Pierre.
That's all I have to say from that is good.
And I like to point out that on Twitter, some journalists were saying, oh, he wasn't going to take any questions at all.
He very clearly there says he's going to take two questions at the end.
Maybe David Aiken would have been one of them, Sidney Fizzard.
But I forget my name.
It's David Aiken and I'm from astute programming called Global News, you guys.
Excuse me.
Exactly.
I'm not a liberal activist because I work for global news.
Okay, great.
You know, good job there.
But I could imagine if that was a rebel news journalist, Alexa, you know, and she spoke out of term like that, and she wouldn't, you know, she's very professional.
But imagine if a rebel news reporter were to do something like that.
They'd be hauled away by security, I imagine.
So it's nice to see that he was treated reasonably.
And that's not something that we've come to expect from the liberals in Trudeau.
Well, let's remember that David Aiken is a, I'm guessing, at least mid-50s man who will openly lie online until he's caught.
If we go back, I think it was last year, producers, when he talked about the bus, Justin Trudeau's tour bus, Abdu Salem Bazergan, a.k.a. Mocha, was there.
He got footage of protesters halting the bus.
I believe they were people who are in support of indigenous communities for a reason that escapes me right now.
Probably clean water because Trudeau really does not get along with the native community at large.
And by that, I mean they often butt heads and he often gives them a lot of attitude more than he gives anybody else.
But here's the video on the screen, your screens right now.
Mocha recorded protesters blocking the bus.
David Aiken said it didn't happen.
He then had to apologize.
And then, of course, he'll go ahead and block you for that.
Mocha's hair there, though.
Wild and out of control.
So this is the guy we're dealing with.
He's very, you know, mainstream media.
He's very serious about his job.
At least Jim Acosta doesn't seem to take himself that seriously.
He kind of played the game a little bit with Trump, and he knows that he's like playing the bad guy there, depending on which side you are.
But David Aiken's one of these reporters who's just like, if this wasn't mainstream media and they had to survive without being on cable news, or actually, sorry, basic cable.
It's channel three here in this area.
It always has been.
And if they had to survive online or something, they would just get demolished and he would lose his job.
But in these newspapers and on these networks, as long as you don't screw up, you're probably not going to lose your job.
And when you look at a guy like David Aiken, there's no room for funny business.
He's straight, hardcore downline.
You can't say you call me a liberal heckler.
I questioned the prime minister back in the day, 25 years ago.
I was questioning, I don't know, insert old Canadian political name here, but that's the type of guy he is.
You're probably not going to get that level of seriousness from a modern reporter.
And I think, Sidney, and I'll end with this, that even when you get like Jim Acosta, I forget the other woman's name, Dark Hair from CNN, that always got in dispatch with Trump.
Even they, whom I do not hold very highly in terms of journalism or credibility, they sort of just go, okay, I'm just going to ask my question anyways.
There's a certain level of professionalism you are supposed to have.
Now, I'm not saying I would have it.
I'm not saying that at all.
But when you're in this press pool right there, right at the front, you're not supposed to be interrupting them.
And if you watch the whole video, you can see going back to right when he comes out, he starts then.
So Pierre Polyev, good job.
I don't know what other thoughts you have on that, Sid.
Go ahead.
Well, a lot of these journalists and those who are, let's say, on the left quotes, in quotes, they fail upwards.
And this is something that you've mentioned as well, where they'll make a mistake, they'll do something horrible, but at the end of the day, it seems to have worked out in their favor because of whatever treatment they're being given from high above.
All right, let's read this apology.
Lots of readers slash viewers called me about today's Parliament Hill Presser.
Many said I was rude and disrespectful to Pierre.
Tagged, very brave.
I agree.
I'm sorry for that.
We all want politicians to answer questions, but there are better ways of making that point.
But they don't do this to Justin Trudeau.
That's the thing.
Like when a guy's taking away your rights, Doug Ford, Justin Trudeau, when these people are literally taking away your rights, forcing you to cover your face, forcing people into hotel rooms to quarantine, some people were poisoned, some people alleged sexual assaults, et cetera, et cetera.
Forcing you to do all these things, vaccinations.
And you don't interrupt those people and you don't scream at them in any way, shape, or form, a litter or a lot.
And you don't demand they answer questions.
And then you go to a guy like Pierre, however you think of him, he's just the new leader of a party, and you're yelling at him like he's, you know, a Stalinist or something or Hitler in 1936 or something.
And you really want to get to these answers before he even has the chance to take office.
I mean, there is a time and a place for everything, even if it's getting a little bit non-delicate, let's say, with politicians.
But all of a sudden, a few people call him and you're right, you guys.
Even though I'm David Aiken of Global News, I apologize, and I shouldn't be doing that.
You're a 50-something-year-old man, I assume, and a few phone calls or tweets are going to make you change your tune.
He's playing the role that he thinks he's supposed to play here when he says, I apologize.
He's going through the motions, the liberal motions of as long as I have a Twitter apology, then I'm safe and the leftist community can then accept me back again.
It's like when somebody says, you know, I suffer from privilege.
The prime minister himself, I have been blinded by layers of privilege for decades, and I'll work on that.
It's all a fantasy world.
And, you know, does anybody really care what David Aiken has to think that's under 50 years old and voted for Justin Trudeau?
No.
The answer is no.
I'm sorry, David Aiken, but you're not relevant in the political sphere.
Nobody's going to you to be like, I can't wait to see what David Aiken has to say about this.
And to take yourself so seriously, it just opens you up to ridicule like this.
And if you're just going to fold when people call and complain, just be sure of yourself, bro.
You're 50-something.
Have some confidence in yourself.
Did you do something right or did you do something wrong?
Stand up for yourself.
If you're going to do it, then at least stand behind it, okay?
Yeah, I'm surprised to see this kind of adolescence from a seasoned journalist.
But we can move on.
Spicy and seasoned.
Next, we have Justin Trudeau, I believe, getting asked if he wants to run for re-election, knowing that Pierre Polyev is going to be running against him.
There are rumblings and rumors, Sid.
I'm sure you've heard them as well, that they want to call out yet another election this October.
Usually they do that when they want to get justification for, you know, further lockdown, further restrictions, some big changes.
And why shouldn't they?
If people are going to vote him in, then that is a vote, literally a vote of confidence.
So let's see what he had to say about that.
How much did Mr. Poadia's rise influence your decision to stay on and fight?
I think we're seeing a rise of various forms of populism based on anger and misinformation and disinformation all around the world in many democracies.
I've had many conversations with my fellow leaders at the G7 and in other contexts around the pressures that democracies are facing.
Some external pressures, like the pressures put on us by countries like Russia or China or others.
Many of them internal with people who are frustrated, scared about where the world's going, worried about their place within it.
And politicians face a very simple choice.
Do you allay those fears and empower people and show them how we're going to build a better future?
Or do you amplify those fears for short-term political gain?
It's the kind of conversations we had in the 2015 election.
And it looks like it might be the kinds of conversations we're going to have to have again with the conservatives choosing a path of amplification of anger and misinformation instead of actually figuring out how to do it.
Anyone can talk like this, Sid.
And you know the amplification of misinformation and the Ethernet ports.
You know, Ethernet ports across the country are lashing out at Rams and CD-ROMs.
Like, you could talk about this for about anything, and he'll just go up there and just not answer the question.
Sid, is it true?
Is everybody wrong but Justin Trudeau?
Well, what Trudeau does, especially you can see it in the speech that we just saw, is he'll tell you exactly what he's doing, but it'll be framed as a bad thing, and it'll be framed as the other person who's doing it.
But clearly he knows the answers because he knows what's happening because he's actually the one who's doing it.
But this face that he puts on, you know, of course, being a proper drama teacher, well, a lot of people don't see through it.
I'm reminded of a drama teacher I had for one day named Mr. Sharma.
Shout out, Mr. Sharma.
But what pressures are we facing from Russia as Canadians?
That's what I'd like to know.
I'd like to think of one example.
We already didn't take Russian oil since 2019, is the pressure to give Ukraine more money, to put a flag in your profile, to maybe put a Ukraine flag on your car.
I mean, that's a lot of pressure for some people, Sid, but I'd like to know what pressures society is putting on us or Russia's putting on us.
What he's not saying there is that it's the government's putting the pressure on the people, the Western governments currently.
And here come the Russian disinformationist claims or the Russian propagandist claims, but it is indeed our own Western governments putting this pressure on us through their poor immigration stances, their poor ecological stances, their poor economic stances.
And their policies are what's putting pressure on people.
I mean, nobody from Russia is telling, you know, Trudeau to not get more houses built or not put any initiatives to more housing for people.
That's what real affordable housing is, is building more houses for these 400,000 plus people that are coming into the country every year.
You need more housing for that.
And I don't mean just the condos and the townhouses that are going up because that always ends up bad when these enclaves of townhouses are built.
It's nobody else's fault that Justin Trudeau printed a bunch of money when he locked people down and stopped them from being able to go to work.
Affordable Housing Crisis00:09:59
That's not Putin's fault, believe it or not.
So I don't know what pressures he could possibly be talking about, Sydney.
Well, and you think about the situation between Russia and Ukraine.
And, you know, we're doing sanctions or this or that, or we're sending, you know, military supplies to Ukraine.
Well, none of this is actually effective if Trudeau's goal is to go after Putin and to go after Russia.
What you want to do if you want to take them on and you want to take down their economy is take over their market share of oil and gas across the world, especially in Europe.
Now, we could have been supplying energy to Europe and to the rest of the world to offset Russian oil and Russian energy.
But Trudeau chose not to do that.
He chose to allow Russia to continue on standing above its oil refineries and using that to propagate the situation in Ukraine.
He could have dealt with that by promoting oil, promoting Canadian energy, but he chose not to.
Yeah, if you're going to start a war, you at least need to have good tactics to go along with it.
And you can claim a whole number of factors into the war.
But the war happened, still happening.
And instead of capitalizing monetarily with oil and providing oil to those nations, like you said, they just allow that to go to Saudi Arabia.
And then in the end, Germany and the like and the lot, maybe I'll say, Germany and the lot of them, they still have to go back to Russia or they have to go back to coal in some areas.
So they had all this energy and they're just like, we hate you, Russia.
Oh, but now you're not going to provide us with energy, Russia.
What's going on here?
So that was some articles that I read a couple of weeks ago where they said, you know, Russia's withholding gas from Eastern Europe now, which is obviously not the case.
Maybe they are refusing to sell it to them now that they're funding Ukraine's side of the war, but Russia is still having to burn off a bunch of natural gas that they're used to providing to other people.
Maybe they're doing that to mock them.
I don't know.
But the idea that you just engage in this war, fund one side, which then becomes a proxy war, just like Iraq or Afghanistan, where, for example, when you're funding that, whether you're fighting it or not, you can't just dip your toes in and just be like, we'll just provide money and just wash ourselves clean of it.
I mean, the best they could have done, or the least they could have done, sorry, would be to use this as an opportunity to make more money for themselves, for the country, for these oil companies.
But they can't even do that properly, Sydney.
They can't even be crooked well.
Like, that's the level of government incompetency that we're dealing with.
Justin Trudeau contributes money to a country, rhetorically supports it, and then it's just like, meh, we'll just lose a few billion dollars.
Doesn't matter.
It's very confusing.
Yeah, they'd rather go after the symptoms, not the condition.
And, you know, what we're alluding to with the Ukraine-Russia situation is a perfect example.
They'd rather supply guns so that the warfare can continue instead of going after the market share of Russia within the energy sector, which would otherwise cut off the legs of their funding for the situation in Ukraine.
And there was a stark decrease for the ruble at the start, and then it has since gone back up to where or gone above where it was before the war started.
So in the end.
Can I say we should go back to the gold standard?
Too late for us, I think.
What would the Rockefellers think?
Think of the poor Rockefellers.
Jeremy LaFredo out of New York had a good story about the Rockefellers recently.
But I digress.
He looks like Seth Green.
We won't talk about that.
There is a quote from Melissa Lanceman lately.
She is the member of the Federal Conservative Party.
Say what you will about her.
The two sides are she stands up for freedom.
The other side is she's a big business lobbyist.
And you can ask other rebels who have interviewed her about that if you're more into that.
But now she is talking about the prime minister.
And what's this say here?
Melissa Lansman says, I'm old enough to remember that the prime minister called an election and weaponized vaccine, calling everyone who disagrees with him racist and misogynist.
Now, there was, of course, they always save it for French language, Sydney.
You remember Justin Trudeau going on that show saying many of the truckers are racists and misogynists.
And he alluded to other things in English as well.
So, this Toronto star columnist, Althea Rod, she writes for something else as well.
Yeah, throw this clip off of Trudeau that you just had there.
Let's play that, just to remind everybody.
Who don't believe in science, who are often misogynist, often racist.
It's a small group, but who takes place.
And then, you have to have a choice as a leader, as a country.
You must make a choice as leader of the country.
tolerate these people?
Or do we say, come on, I think they need to get vaccinated, fourth wave.
Remember wave city.
I'm talking about a fourth wave being dangerous.
All right, let's go to her tweet.
Althea Rodge, columnist for the Toronto Star, and she says, clarification.
You love when they speak so.
Melissa Lance, like, even if you don't like Melissa Lanceman, Melissa Lanceman doesn't know anything, you guys.
She's just spreading lies.
She wasn't paying attention.
Remember that?
Clarification.
Yeah, let me tell you from up on high.
He didn't call everyone who disagrees with him racist and misogynist.
He was talking about the aggressive protesters.
Aggressive spelled wrong, I think, who showed during the campaign when he said these protesters are people who don't believe in science, who are often misogynistic, often racist as well.
So let's go over what Melissa said to see if this is accurate.
Called an election and weaponized vaccine, calling everyone who disagrees with him racist and misogynist.
So obviously by everyone, she means the people who did everyone who disagrees with him.
Did he call everyone who disagrees with him often misogynistic and often racist as well?
I would say that's fairly accurate to say that if he's calling everyone who disagrees with him racist and misogynistic, and he says they are often misogynistic and often racist, I say that's pretty accurate.
And then to say this tweet, Althea, it's really just this like weak attempted dunking on people.
And it's obviously a big problem on Twitter that you have to deal with if you're on that platform.
The desperate need, especially amongst leftists, who get some sort of pleasure or satisfaction over making their quip being the coolest kid in the chat for 30 seconds.
Clarification, Melissa Lanceman, who doesn't work for the government and therefore doesn't know anything about what Justin Trudeau said while she was campaigning against him.
He didn't actually say that.
Like, was that worth it, Althea?
Did you really get the dopamine hit that you hoped for there?
That's what I want to know, Sidney.
It's like typing that up.
A lot of people type things up, myself included, and delete them and say it's not worth it.
But to press send on this one, Sid, was that the dunking moment she hoped for?
Help me understand, expert Sidney Fizard.
No, absolutely not.
And just for a clarification, well, when she's talking about the aggressive protesters, well, we saw what there was raves, there were bouncy castles, barbecues.
Crime literally went down in the city of Ottawa during the convoy to Ottawa and while the convoy was there.
So realistically, you want to talk about aggressive protesters.
Well, millions of Canadians were being called terrorists because they were tired of Trudeau's actions against them.
So, you know, maybe she should have a seat and leave the talking to the big boys.
Misogynist Sidney Fizzard comments on misogyny.
That's going to be the I always like to think of the Dean Blundell point of view.
You know, let me add some in there.
And I can't prove this because it's so long ago, but it must have been like 10 years ago.
I was working in retail and I had to welcome the guests who would come into the store.
And it was a time when the LGBTQ thing was kind of picking up with pronouns and whatever.
And I said, hey guys, welcome to the Lego store.
And this person got upset at me because it was a mom and her daughter.
And before I had said that, I had Googled, is guys gender neutral?
The term guys, G-U-Y-S.
And Google said yes, it was.
And that's why I went with it.
But either way, they were offended beyond all yards.
So, you know, whatever.
I'm going to say, big boys, don't take it personally, ladies.
No offense.
All right, we're going to go to an ad here, and we will come back to you guys with more Trudeau love and a little bit of stuff, some content from the RCMP, and if people support them or not.
We'll be right back.
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Opinions on David Aiken, opinions on Justin Trudeau.
Are we wrong?
Woke Discussions & Greenpeace00:12:07
Maybe we are.
Despite what people say on the internet, I saw something directed at TV's Lincoln J the other day.
Isn't it?
Maybe you're just a liar, Lincoln Jay.
Somebody once said that you guys lie.
And it's just like, whether people want to believe it or not, this isn't some, we don't have a grand scheme going here.
There's no basement where we have bats flying around coming up with narratives.
I love the old website was purchased before something happened narrative.
That's my favorite one.
As if the people working in the back have this grand scheme going on behind dark, foggy doors all the time.
But it's fun.
It's fun.
It's fun to be in this sphere.
And lots of people come up with their narratives about us, Sid.
There's this little Instagram post I saw earlier today, and it was like it was some quote and it said, some people feel the rain, others get wet.
And if you're a rebel, you're certainly feeling the rain and you know it's yellow and you know where it's coming from.
But unfortunately, a lot of the okay, I'll leave it there if it's not.
Yeah.
But some people know they're being alleviated on and others don't.
Well, I recall a time when we were called controlled opposition from the UN.
You just got to lean into it.
Yeah, the UN pays me tons, you guys.
So does the NBA and the UFC.
So Trudeau has announced, and this is one of those wonderful things like they did in California, an inflation relief bill for low and medium earners.
Low earners sound so disparaging.
You're just a low earner, so we're going to have to help you out.
But I get what the idea is.
The idea is never actually the action with our wonderful, let's call them WEF leaders du jour.
But taking people's money after you've printed a bunch of it and then giving it back to them doesn't make sense to me, Sidney.
Now, people are going to say, that's not how it works, is what they love to say.
But when you print money and don't tell some of the CBCers that, because it's not literally printing money, you guys.
But so you create all this monetary fiat, and then there's too much of it.
Inflation goes up, and you're like, you know what?
Inflation's too high.
We're going to give some of that money back to you.
To me, the solution is just don't do that in the first place.
What am I missing, Sidney, as we give $4.5 billion in relate inflation relief?
No, you're not missing anything.
This is a stab in the back, basically, from Trudeau on the inflation.
It's just, yeah, the answer is print more money.
And I think we talked about this previously, and it's just going to keep going down this hole, and it's going to, it's the snowball effect.
You know, you throw a snowball off a hill and it'll roll and it'll get bigger, it'll get bigger, it'll get bigger, and eventually it'll crash.
And that's that's what they're lining us up for.
But if he's going to go into election, which I don't think he's going to win, then he's going to leave it for Pierre to clean up.
Well, that's what the Liberals did in Ontario before Doug Ford came in.
They put in all these relief packages, of course.
They put in stuff for free medicines and child care so that they can say the next party, oh, look at the stuff they're taking away from you.
And that was the wonderful liberal leader of Ontario who gave way to Doug Ford, which many people loved for a short period of time until he locked them down.
So if that's what Justin Trudeau's idea is here, is spend a bunch of money so that when another person comes into office, maybe it's going to be jag meat, Sid.
You don't know.
They have to deal with that and then they can say, look how bad the economy is doing.
I mean, it's a good move.
They try to do that in reverse all the time.
Like with Obama, they say, you know, his economic choices and policies were so good that Trump was seeing all the benefits from it.
And I guess, you know, no world leader can ever take credit of four years' worth of policy if that's the case, if that's how it works in that world.
Well, go ahead.
Honestly, just hearing what you were saying, I'd love to see Rob if he was the mayor of Toronto during the COVID times.
I think that would have been quite the ride.
It would have been quite the ride.
I wish there would have been a good movie about Rob Ford.
There was a bad movie about Rob Ford where the guy playing him was in terrible makeup and a fat suit.
I believe they got, I don't know how familiar you are with Band of Brothers, Sid, but Major Winters, like the main guy, he played Rob Ford, I believe.
And he's a tall, not fat guy.
So rest in peace to him.
If only Chris Farley was alive to play him, I think that's the obvious choice there.
I think there'd probably be like a fake trailer of Chris Farley as Rob Ford from the movie Black Sheep, where that's about an election.
And I think somebody cut that together.
There's been a survey asking people about their trust in the RCMP in their town and nationally.
If you're not aware, in rural areas, the RCMP is used as a police force when there's not a police force present, along with some highway stuff and that, just like the OPP has jurisdiction in some places.
But the RCMP is used as a police force in some parts of the country.
And there's been a survey that says only 35% of Canadians trust their national leadership.
Now, I read that and I was like, wait a minute, that's kind of high.
If you're talking about election terms, you only need 34%.
But when you swing it around, there's only a yes or a no.
So 65%, two-thirds of the country don't trust the national leadership.
And I'm guessing a lot of this might have to do with the stuff that went on in the East Coast, the mass murder out there.
I had some relatives that were affected by that.
And when you put that on top of the lockdowns that were happening, and so you have all these problems, and then you can't go to your homes.
And the East Coast is a big supporter of Justin Trudeau.
The federal government's in charge of the RCMP.
It's no wonder to me, unless I'm missing something you can think of, Sid, why Support would be down when already for decades people have been saying the RCMP's hiring practices are not fair.
And, you know, what do we even need them for?
A lot of the times people ask whether they know that they're police in some jurisdictions or not.
Is there anything else you can think of on that?
How many people got trampled by RCMP horses in Ottawa?
And there were three excavators in Coots that were destroyed by the RCMP and other behavior that the RCMP committed to while they were at the blockade in Coots.
So they've certainly lined themselves up for clearly, what, 35% of Canadians trusting the national leadership.
Well, that comes as no surprise.
Yeah, but do you think the national support of the blockades and such and the protests overlapped there?
Because I think the majority of Canadians were probably against, you know, the border blockades as opposed to the odd.
I'm not sure the numbers.
Maybe we can pull up a poll on support for the border blockades, but I think those were lower.
Pierre Polyev even came out and was like, I don't support illegal blockades of the border.
I mean, I disagree with him on that.
But I don't know.
I don't know if those crossover.
There is a bit of a timidness towards it, especially because of what happened near the end.
But rest assured, there were quite literally thousands upon thousands of people there.
And again, that incident in the end where people were arrested, that was arguably very separate to the Coots blockade, even though it has stained them a little bit.
And even before that, though, even, well, all the while, there were politicians who were showing their support, but then were like, okay, well, let's just try and keep one lane open or this or that.
They were trying, everyone was trying to negotiate.
The Coots blockade was a meeting pot of different people from all levels of jurisdiction within the government to all forms of protesters and supporters.
It was quite the phenomenon.
I forgot you were there, Sid.
I forgot.
More Trudeau stuff happening.
Is that Gil Bow, the environment minister?
Yeah.
Okay.
What a handsome man.
Throw him on.
You know you're in good when you just get a handsome Frenchman like that.
He's asked about whether or not being too woke is going to be a detriment to the party.
We all know it is.
We all know people are increasingly rejecting wokeness.
Whatever that means to you, we can all pretty much agree on what it means.
Being overly sensitive, overly, what's the word I'm looking for?
Maybe overly inclusive, stuff like that.
Where it takes it too far, you're canceling people for jokes.
You're going back in their history, trying to find something wrong with everything that's trying to find something offensive with everything.
I think most people can agree with that.
He says he doesn't even know what it means.
And maybe you see one of my people, the French people, on screen, and you see the quote, I don't know what it means to be woke.
You're expecting to say, I don't know what this means to be woke.
What is this?
But no, Stephen Gilbo doesn't even have an accent.
Let's play this.
He knows what the word means.
Do you think that you're vulnerable to attacks like that from Mr. Pauliev when he says, you're too woke, you're not in tune with the needs of Canadians who are hurting?
Frankly, I don't even know what it means to be woke.
I'm working to serve Canadians.
And Canadians have asked us for three elections in a row to do more and to do it faster when it comes to fighting climate change, when it comes to helping communities have better air, better water, access to more public transit, more electric vehicles, more bike paths.
That's exactly what we're doing.
I don't have the internet.
I don't have television.
I don't know what woke means.
What does this mean?
What's Googling mean, really, Sid?
No, that's uh pretty funny to see, especially I've gone back and seen his uh the videos on greenpeace.org or whatever the website is.
And you know, back in the day when he climbed the CN Tower to make his point, uh, and then as well, he had an oil uh a trip up to the oil sands.
And it's funny seeing uh the full videos that Greenpeace hosts because you can clearly see him, uh, you know, talking, making the advocatorial stance.
Uh, but then there's some lady behind the camera who, whenever he messes up, she's like, No, no, you gotta like, you know, nail the point, you know, go harder.
You know, and the way he described Jet After when he says, you know, I don't know what woke is, and then he starts to go down this, you know, half woke, half attempting to be neutral stance.
It's like, well, okay, sure, you don't know what woke is, but you clearly acted out.
Well, it would be like if Donald Trump hired a guy who was, you know, in a federal standoff against like gun rights.
Remember, there were those people who had a militia a few years ago and they took a compound back.
And I'm not talking about Waco, by the way, but a few years ago in one of the northern states, they had a big thing against the FBI.
It would be like Trump hiring a person who did something like that, not somebody who did something violent.
I'm not trying to get that point across because Stephen Gilbo just committed an act of like a crime, but it was like an activist crime.
Imagine Trump hired somebody who did that who was just like, This is my property.
You can't come and take my guns, et cetera, et cetera.
They would call him a crazy person.
They would say that this person is not fit for office.
Trump's hiring extremists, et cetera, et cetera.
But when Justin Trudeau puts this guy who literally worked for Greenpeace and wasn't just a guy who sat around and said, you know, don't cut down these trees.
I'm guessing, has he tied himself to a tree?
I don't know.
I don't think that's true.
I've never heard that.
I'm just making that up right now.
But if you're going to climb, you said he climbed the CN Tower.
Is there a video of this?
Berries in the City00:03:28
Yep.
Oh, I want to see that.
Do we have that, you guys?
Maybe not on hand.
It's on the Greenpeace website, though, and they're historic footage or whatever they call it.
It's something to see.
It's kind of funny.
Well, let's go to an ad break and see if we can find that.
Get your paid chats in because we are running out of time, but we will get to them and we will talk more about some hilarious stuff coming out of New Orleans, the mayor justifying buying first-class flights.
We'll be right back.
We started off this convoy calling it taking back our freedoms, but our freedoms are nobody's to take away.
So we're going to restore everybody's freedoms.
Lots of people came here wanting to only do a day.
And the word with all the truckers is they're now staying for many days.
You know, like a lot of people now are planning on days and days in Ottawa.
So RebelNewsPlus.com for that,
where you can get Ezra's show, my show, and all the documentaries.
Calling out a mochumentary, Mocha Pizergan directing that.
If there's one person I want to choose the music for a movie about my life, I think it's Mocha at this point.
And I gotta say, I think it is available on Rebel News Plus now.
And personally, having seen it, it's a masterpiece.
So I highly recommend everyone checks it out.
A mocha piece.
All right.
Sid, let's get our terminology.
A mocha piece.
When history is written, there will be mocha pieces.
I don't even remember the rest of the names we came up for other people's productions.
A Sid special.
Here's an idea, Sid: Sidney Fazard, Rebel News Plus.
And you just teach people what to forage for with some news content.
You know how, like a cook or a chef show, they'll talk about stuff while they're cooking.
You know, while you're finding the correct berry, which he sent us a video of recently, you guys, of which berries to eat.
Myself and others were very interested in that and watched it intently.
He could just be talking politics.
You know, Stephen Gilbo is looking to do this, that, and that.
Do you guys remember that he climbed the CN Tower?
Also, these berries are very good for you, but don't eat these ones because they're poisonous.
I'd watch that, Sid.
Maybe other people wouldn't, but I will chant.
And I'm not going to point anybody to any specific berries or plants or anything like that because you got to do your own history to know what you eat.
But as I pointed out in that video to you guys, there's berries out there that grow naturally out in the city and whatnot.
And some of them happen to be edible and very tasty, even though they're not generally largely consumed because they do have elements of them, which might be a little poisonous in large consumption.
That's what we need you for, Sid, to tell us which parts of the berries to eat.
Women's Safety First Class00:04:03
If you've been watching Fox News lately or really any mainstream conservative U.S. outlet, there's a lot of pieces going out about how dangerous the cities have become.
And if you do any reading outside of that, you would see stuff about Illinois and Chicago right now, where they have this thing called the Safe-T Act.
It stands for something I don't remember.
But they've basically eliminated bail for second-degree murder, kidnapping, threatening a public official.
And also, you can't get the police to take somebody out of your property.
Somebody breaks into your store, breaks into your house, the police can't remove them from their home.
And they have a duty to not chase after people who've committed certain crimes as well.
There's something happened recently where a guy was robbed and they called the police.
They didn't go after them.
They went on like a three-hour robbery spree.
So crime is really increasing in a lot of these states and a lot of these major leftist cities.
Of course, LA, New York, that's obvious.
George Soros employs a lot of district attorneys across the country.
That sounds like a conspiracy.
Well, you can go look that up.
He funds the campaigns for many people who inevitably end up turning legislation into this, eliminating bail, lessening jail time for certain crimes.
And of course, you see the result of that everywhere.
New Orleans is another city.
We used to call it Nolins, Sid.
Now apparently, you say NOLA for New Orleans, Louisiana.
The next thing is going to be New Leans or something.
I don't know.
But the mayor of New Orleans is under fire because what she did was she would upgrade all of her flights that she took to business class or first class.
When it specifically says in their city, I don't know if it's bylaws or rules for city officials, that you're supposed to take the lowest flight possible.
People ask her to pay this back because that's what the rules say.
And you'll see this in this video: that the rules say you must pay the difference if you're not going for the lowest flight possible.
She's refusing to do that.
And her reasons for it will shock you.
Go ahead.
A defiant New Orleans mayor Latoya Cantrell is refusing to pay the city roughly $29,000 she charged this year to upgrade her city air travel to business in first class.
Here's her quote: My travel accommodations are a matter of safety, not of luxury.
As all women know, our health and safety are often disregarded and we are left to navigate alone.
Anyone who wants to question how I protect myself just doesn't understand the world, Black Women Walkin'.
Defund the police.
This is from Daily Color Shorts, everybody, if you're wondering.
All expenses incurred doing business on behalf of the city of New Orleans will not be reimbursed to the city of New Orleans.
One thing is clear: I do my job, and I will continue to do it with distinction, with dignity, and integrity every step of the way.
And so that's what I have to say on that.
The city's travel policy states employees are required to purchase the lowest airfare available, and that employees who choose to upgrade from coach economy or business class flights are solely responsible for the difference in cost.
Unless we're missing it, Stu.
I believe we work in news.
Is there some sort of violent trend against black women on flights across the country that fly coach?
I haven't heard any examples.
All right, come back to us now.
The idea here is, Sid, that she can't fly economy or coach because there's such an epidemic, I guess, of violence against women or black women in general that she must fly first class for her own safety.
I mean, here I was thinking that it was because you get a better seat and better meals and you get to be seated first and exit first and all these perks that come with spending $29,000 or $26,000 on first class tickets.
Little did I know, Sid, she was just fighting racial justice.
Politicians And Tax Dollars00:12:09
Yeah, well, no, it's a shame.
We see this from a lot of politicians.
You know, our tax dollars are just, they're a little purse to go into and grab from at any moment's notice.
And that's exactly what she's doing.
You know, realistically, why did she need to go and fly, you know, VIP class or anything above standard fare?
She didn't need to, but she wanted to feel luxurious.
She wanted to feel powerful.
And that's, I guess, how it rolls sometimes.
And it's a shame because this is our hard-earned money.
I mean, not us in particular at this moment, but for any of these politicians, it's our money that's going towards this.
Really failing up as usual.
Okay, let's move on here to the other platforms.
We're going to get spicy with Sid soon.
I know it.
I can feel it in my bones.
It's premeditated.
Premeditated spice.
A lot of spiciness today.
So go to Rumble, Odyssey, or Getter to see the rest of this broadcast.
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If you want to just go to one place every single day, you can go to our website there, rebelnews.com slash live streams, because on YouTube, we can't talk about elections.
Are we going to talk about the 2020 election?
Maybe it'll come up.
But vaccine and vaccine efficacy, about any vaccine, of course.
You're allowed to talk about masking now on YouTube, but other stuff is still a no-no.
You can still get randomly banned for movies, for videos that are not published or years old.
We've seen it happen.
That's why we're demonetized.
So please go to one of the other platforms, Rumble Odyssey, Getter.
We will see you there.
Wayne's World.
Sid, you Wayne's World guy?
I'm going to go up because I don't know what you're doing.
Okay, in Wayne's World, they do this for a flashback.
You're not too young to have seen Wayne's World.
Yeah, but you got to remember when I was young, I had access to the internet.
TV was passe by then.
You can still watch movies on the internet.
I've read on the internet.
I've read that actually.
Allegedly.
Sid's hot on pirate bay these days.
Before we get to Justin Trudeau, Ontario has decided against a holiday for the Queen.
I think some provinces, obviously, BC was going to go with holiday.
They're the most the only people who vote in NDP.
I knew they were going to have a holiday.
The Workers United could never be divided, Sid.
I don't know why I said that in the southern accent, but it works somehow.
So we're going to go with it.
But Ontario decided that it's not going to be a holiday.
It's going to be, you can have a moment of mourning if you'd like.
I mean, Doug Ford has a moment more, Doug Ford has a moment of mourning if he drops a doughnut on the ground.
I had to get that one out.
Maybe a cheesecake on the ground.
Moment of mourning every time he gets up in the morning.
I don't know.
So many things he mourns about, but not the queen, I guess, Sid.
Should it be a holiday?
Quick take from Sidney Fizard.
Well, I think there should be consistently at least.
Like, you know, England, you know, they might have a day of mourning that marks as a holiday, a day off.
I get that.
You know, in Canada, you know, we're having one here similar, makes sense.
At a federal level, Trudeau's trying to push for this.
But then we got this pushback from some provinces like Ontario, and I think Quebec as well.
Quebec, maybe a little more understandable.
But for Ontario, it's like we've just gone through two years of hell.
And, you know, I'm sure some people would like a day off, just, you know, a day of rest, period.
And part of that would be for sympathies towards the queen, no doubt.
But they're, I guess, kind of turning it into a political situation.
Poutine Day is coming under the Doug Ford reign of terror, I think.
No, it'll be Cheesecake Day.
Cheese curd day, too.
Maybe.
Justin Trudeau says vaccines have saved billions of lives.
He's responding to accusations of hypocrisy.
Let's play this video.
It's from the same press conference as before.
Can you take us off the screen so we can see Christya Freeland's face in the background?
There we go.
Let's go.
I think it's very clear that job one of any decisions we're making right now is keeping Canadians safe.
Those are the decisions we took during the pandemic to ensure that Canadians stayed safe.
And no government is ever going to get unanimous consent on every important measure it puts forward.
But we put the safety of Canadians and the economic recovery that we're experiencing right now at the center of every decision we took during the pandemic.
And if it is divisive to point out that vaccines have saved millions, billions of lives, the vaccines are safe, and the best way through this pandemic, which we've perhaps ended the acute phase, but it will continue in various forms, and we need to continue to stay vigilant.
If people are calling a respect for science and an upholding and defense of facts divisive, then perhaps people need to take a careful look at those who are saying that.
Sid, where's David Aiken to say, Justin Trudeau, Mr. Prime Minister, where are you getting this claim of billions of people?
Can you please cite this?
But he yells at them all the time, Sidney, I thought.
No, but where is he getting this from?
I don't know if you're going to get any statistic that says billions.
We know that billions of lives have been saved.
I don't know how you'd calculate that.
I looked it up, 13.7 billion doses given out.
So maybe that's 6.5 billion people who have taken two doses.
I don't know.
That's almost everyone in the world, I guess.
But can you prove that it saved billions of lives when we're talking about something that still allowed you to get sick, weakened your immune system without getting it continuously because your own body doesn't create antibodies from having gotten it?
Heart conditions for one in 5,000 people, 18 to 22, I believe, or maybe 25.
Don't quote me on that one, but it's one in 5,000.
Where is this claim coming from?
But is it okay to just claim this, Sid?
It's imaginary.
It's not okay to claim it as well.
No, this idea that it's saved millions or even billions of lives, it's a complete fantasy in his mind.
And that's why billions of people, because he's looking for what sounds good.
He doesn't actually know, but this is the state-funded assumption that we've all been sh having shoved down our throats for the last two years.
So he's going to die on this hill, to say the least, which is a great shame because, you know, maybe you can allege that the vaccine has saved lives, but we certainly know it's taken lives as well.
We know that there are people that are having reactions to the vaccine.
And I'm not sure how far down I can go on this rabbit hole because, I mean, we're off YouTube now.
Right?
We are.
Yeah.
Some people have called the vaccine a poison, and I'm not saying that it is.
But if you look at the effect that they're worried about, I think a lot of people have to realize that it isn't a poison.
It's not like you're going to get injected and die.
Not saying that isn't the case, but you got to remember that it's also a buildup.
You know, if somebody gets four of these shots and then five and then six and then seven, well, whatever's going into their bodies, it's building up.
It's not being dismantled by the body.
And in fact, it's damaging the immune system.
And once the immune system is gone for millions of people, well, then their health is completely, they completely have to depend on the government for assistance because they don't have an immune system which can protect themselves.
Well, I look forward to Sidney's citations of all this as well on Twitter after this show.
But I don't understand, Sid, why, and I get that people want a leader that knows things and just says matter of factly and makes these decisions.
But is it that bad in 2022 if a leader just says, we think they're safe and effective.
We think they're doing a great job.
We think we did a great job.
People might disagree, but if you agree with me, then vote for me.
No, it has to be.
We know this has saved trillions.
He's like Bernie Sanders.
The billionaires and the trillionaires and the percent of the percent of the trillionaires.
He can't just be reasonable about it.
He can't just say that, you know, we think we've done a good job if you agree with us, this and that.
He says, if people disagree with that, if people are disinformationists, then you really have to take a look at those people.
And it's escalated over the last few years of, you know, I'm for all Canadians to I've only taken blackface or done blackface four times.
I don't know how many times.
And we've gotten to these people are racist, misogynists.
We need to silence them.
They're bad people.
You really need to take a look at them.
Do we have to tolerate these people?
He's really escalated it and really fallen into a role of tyranny that people used to on the fringes, what's the word I'm looking for, hyperbolize about or just be hyperbolic about.
People used to say, of course, you know, calling him a tyrant and stuff.
And I didn't just get here overnight, Sidney.
I evolved with the government who, you know, increased the rhetoric.
I didn't just come out of the gate saying, you know, Justin Trudeau, fascist, blah, blah, blah, the same way they did with Trump.
It took me several years to get to this point where I can fully understand that the people in charge of us who have been in charge of us for seven years in this country are not very bright.
And I mean the people at the top that we see, the Gilbos, the Trudeau's, the Christie of Freelands, they're not these exceptionally talented people at their job.
They're just going up there and they're saying whatever works.
And then they say, people who disagree with me are wrong and we should investigate and look into these people.
That's what he's really saying is people who disagree with me on vaccines, on climate change, on feminism, on all these policies that he's contradictory about all the time.
Those are the people that we need to keep our eye on because those people are bad.
They might be sexist, racist, and dangerous.
And society needs to keep a close eye on them because they're the dangerous ones that are going to set us back on this amazing, great leap forward, this great reset, this agenda 2030 that we're working towards.
These people are going to stop us from reaching our ultimate goal of a supremely fair and even society where we all own nothing and be happy.
We'll all just rent our cars.
We'll ride share everything when the government allows you to use your electric car.
You'll have complimentary crickets and the dash.
Well, I forget exactly the wording.
I forget exactly the wording he used in the beginning of what we just saw, but he very much burned the middle ground.
He put it into there's that side and there's our side.
And I got to say, like, you know, talking about people who are protesting government restrictions and mandates, well, I remember even before I was working at Rebel News, before even the Quarantine Act was brought in place in March 2020, I started having questions and I was quick out of the gate, I guess you could say, to be critical of what was going on.
And then slowly but surely, after the months, people started to come to the light and come to the realization that what was happening and what they were believing was actually causing more harm than good.
And it took two years and then we saw, which was a real peak moment, I think, for Canada, where across the country, people realized that they weren't alone.
They weren't crazy.
They weren't extremists.
They were just regular people who've been beaten down for the last two years and wanted to stand up and say enough is enough.
Well, it's a little bit of a different tactic than I think what the Democrats in the United States do, which is more of a traditionally communist thing where we create this underclass who's oppressed by everybody and therefore let's tear the system down and start over again.
Canada, it's more a classic socialist move where all of our problems are blamed on one people.
Nancy Pelosi Plays Us Out00:01:51
And if we just all, you know, further give up our power to the state, then we can move on and be harmonious together.
So a little bit of different tactics.
You see it in Australia and Canada the most using that one where it's like nobody can trust this certain group of people.
So we got to shut it down.
It's a sacrificial ideology.
Oh, I thought you were going to expand on that.
Okay.
We're out of time, though.
So maybe that's why Sid's just got great timing.
I don't know.
I guess I'm just inherently insulting towards Sid.
I'm sorry, Sid.
I'll treat you better moving forward, okay?
Don't worry about it.
It's not my fault the flowers didn't make it to you.
It's that damn post office.
Slaves to Amazon is what they are.
Any chats to get to there, team?
Okay, we're going to go ahead and say goodbye to you guys.
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Goodbye, Sid.
Goodbye.
Good audios.
Goodbye.
I guess Nancy is using more insider knowledge.
Thank you for unifying and inspiring the vision of a stronger, fairer, safer future for all, for our children.
Your extraordinary leadership has made this glorious day possible.