David Menzies mocks National Protein Day’s "T-bone" celebration while debunking Busty Lemieux’s gigantomastia claim, then pivots to China’s alleged election interference since the 1990s—targeting conservatives and ensuring Trudeau’s Liberals won a minority in 2019 via Hen Dong’s contested nomination. He contrasts media silence on Liberal-linked allegations with outrage over hypothetical conservative aid, citing 39,000+ migrants crossing Roxham Road last year into taxpayer-funded hotels while police block Canadian citizens like Maxine Bernier. Menzies warns these crises demand accountability, not just performative inquiries or bureaucratic fixes like Dingley’s credentialing efforts. [Automatically generated summary]
You have tuned into the daily roundup on this, say Monday, February 27th, 2023.
I'm David Menzies and my co-host, well, let me tell you a little bit about my co-host.
Do you know, folks, today is National Protein Day?
And I'm so sorry, Claus Schwab.
She will be celebrating today with a T-bone steak, not a bunch of crickets and mealworms.
She is the she-devil with a slingshot.
She is the Khaleesi of Quebec.
She is Alexa Lavois.
Bonjour, Alexa.
Bonjour.
And by the way, let me present to you David Menzie, the sibling of Busty Lemieux.
He is the one who wear a giant prosthetic breast sometime when he go to school to chase Busty Lemieux.
Oh, Alexa, I don't know if you heard the latest, but this just in from last weekend.
Busty Lemieu says that is not a prosthetic breast.
Those are not fake silicone boobs.
Those are his real mammary glands.
He started to develop at age 39 and as a male.
And now he has these, I don't know, these incredible sweater stretchers due to a, I think it's called gigantomastia.
It is an actual condition.
The reputable Cleveland clinic has confirmed that.
There's about 300 cases that are known.
Just one slight little hitch, Alexa.
All 300 cases are biological females at birth, not a dude, right?
So either this guy is certifiably insane or a compulsive liar, or we have a modern day medical miracle.
It makes me pine for the days back in the 70s.
I remember going to the X. There was something called the Freak Show.
That's now politically incorrect.
But if those are real boobs, he would be center stage at the freak show if it were still around, I would suggest.
By the way, if it's like real like boobs, he's lucky because they are always like all the time.
And that doesn't exist really for women.
Oh, I know.
How can we say this politely?
The high beams are always on, I think is what we're trying to say.
But here's what I say, Alexa.
Let's pretend for a second those are real mammary glens.
What are the odds?
What are the odds, my friend, that those real breasts of Busty Lemieux are the exact shape and size as my fake ones that I bought off eBay for $500?
I mean, I think the odds against that being truthful would make even the most reckless gambler cringe.
But I'll tell you this much.
I don't believe it.
And I think this guy is in for a world of back surgery.
Every time I strap those things on, my God, mankind owes a debt of gratitude to females because I don't know how you walk around with those things.
I've always got a backache.
I know they're not quite as humongous.
And I will say this.
I'm going to give Busty Lemieux some advice.
You remember how I think it was back in October, he was skydiving in full drag queen regalia with Canada's, and I'm not making this up, he was skydiving with Canada's foremost conservative male porn star.
I know, I saw that and I was like, this will like just make them reach the ground so fast that that will probably kill them before they have the time to release the parachute.
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And thank you for everybody to tune in with us.
100%.
And we should get to our subjects.
I was going to just finish my point with Busty Lemieux.
Since October, of course, we've seen unidentified flying objects like balloons flying over from China, which are now being shot down on a frequent case.
I would suggest, just in case those boobs are mistaken for Zeppelins, Busty, do not go skydiving right now.
The skies are very dangerous and you might be shot down.
And not with like a white shirt, because like you will probably be taken by a non-identified big white balloon.
Oh, goodness.
The world is truly upside down, my friend.
Speaking of which, well, I mentioned Chinese unidentified flying objects.
Chinese Interference Alleged00:15:38
It turns out China's been identified as interfering with the last two federal elections.
In fact, this story, Alexa, if you take a deep dive into it, these allegations actually go back to the 1990s.
And, oh, Justin Trudeau, he's going to get to the bottom of this, which is to say he's going to find out who the CESAS whistleblower is, as opposed to doing anything tangible about this.
I think, Alexa, this screams out for a public inquiry.
You talk about things that are instrumental to a country's sovereignty.
I would argue at least two things are, you know, 1A and 1B.
One being defending one's borders.
He doesn't care about that.
You know that better than anyone, Alexa, with your visits to Wroxham Road.
It's a constant stream of illegal aliens.
And secondly, maintaining the integrity of your elections.
You can't have bad actors in the world coming in and altering the outcomes.
And you can't have a prime minister of a democracy saying, well, I don't think there's anything they see here.
I think the more important issue is who was the whistleblower.
And you know, Alexa, going back to the 2021 campaign, we know from Aaron O'Toole, he says that nine conservatives lost because of Chinese interference.
And China, and I want to throw this to you because I want to get your viewpoint on this.
What I found fascinating was that the Chinese interference was two-pronged.
One, to target conservatives that had a less than favorable opinion of Beijing.
Secondly, to ensure the Justin Trudeau liberals get a minority government.
Yeah, so Blackface McGroper, he's their boy, but they want him on a short leash, don't they?
They don't want to have a majority.
Why do you think that was their strategy in the first place, Alexa?
But first of all, the minority.
Well, we know now that they have like an alliance with the NDP and anyway, got like the majority, but not really like officially.
But in terms of getting the minority, I will say that I don't really get why.
And probably is it a tactic for maybe like getting the minority?
But because if it got the majority, we know that a lot of people were against Justin Trudeau, and probably people will say something is not right behind that.
So probably they will find out that the interference with the Chinese will be really there.
Probably was not expecting that we find out finalists with the minority government.
So I think it's probably why they had that tactic, probably hiding the fact that they did interfere with the minority government and nobody will have expecting that.
And with the majority government, it would be obviously that an interference had been made there.
I will say that it's very curious because when we look at what Justin Trudeau did say in the House of Commons, stating that you have no proof of interference, nothing, and he denied it.
And now afterwards, when that went out, they say, but we were saying for years that we expect an interference from Chinese.
And was like, no, it's not what you say.
And we have the proof on video that you say on the House of Commons that you deny that you have any proof of that.
Well, and Alexa, I think you're making the point right now for a public inquiry.
Maybe, you know, as the saying goes, where there's smoke, there's fire.
Well, sometimes where there's smoke, I got news for you.
There's just a whole bunch of smoke.
There's no fire.
Regardless, let's have a public inquiry and get to the bottom of this.
And instead, he's just dismissing it outright.
You know, how does he know?
And I think, and I scrummed him at Nathan Phillips Square on Friday.
The good news is I didn't get beaten up by his royal Canadian mountain henchman.
The bad news is he just gave that goofy smile and a wave.
But there are two extremely important questions about this, as far as I'm concerned, Alexa.
One is, Mr. Prime Minister, how long did you know about the Chinese interference?
And secondly, Alexa, were you complicit in the Chinese interference?
Because, well, Alexa, why wouldn't he be?
The goal was to get him re-elected.
The goal was to get conservative MPs ousted.
If I'm Justin Trudeau, this is an ally, not an adversary.
But I would say that if he knew about this, even knowing about it, forget about colluding, then this, if these allegations are true, Alexa, this is the textbook definition of treason.
Having a foreign government, a dictatorship, no less, as far as I'm concerned, a country that's a bad actor, that's carrying out a genocide against the Uyghur citizens of China, a country that held the two Michaels for more than two years.
And you're complicit with this regime?
This is despicable.
And we need a public inquiry.
The sooner the better.
But in term of public inquiry, when we look at what happened with the Emergencies Act, it costs probably millions of dollars.
I don't know the exact number of it.
But for this time, the public inquiry, the people involved in that public inquiry should be not choosed by the liberals.
They should be taken by a committee, taking with multiple people from different parties and choose who will be involved.
And it should not be just one man who would do the verdict at the end.
It should be a different people.
As when you go to a tribunal, you have like a full bunch of people who are taking the decision all together because it's not BAS at the end of the day, because you have like multiple people with multiple point of view, with multiple vision who will agree with the decision.
Because with the public inquiry, I have just the impression that it's the decision of one man.
Well, no, you're quite right.
But I'm just saying have a public inquiry, Alexa, to determine that as a matter of fact, the Chinese did interfere with the election.
I'm not interested in condemnation or anything like this and Trudeau skating like he did with the Emergencies Act inquiry.
I just want it established that this is real.
This is not rumor.
And I'm going to throw to a video soon, Alexa.
But as an example, we have Liberal MP Hen Dong.
He is alleged of being helped.
Don't make a joke there, you naughty person.
He is alleged of being helped by the Chinese consulate in Toronto during his 2019 nomination race.
And this wasn't just about social media postings by the Chinese regime.
Look at this, Alexa.
Bussing in seniors and students to vote for him.
This is according to CISA's documents and sources.
This is outrageous.
It doesn't get more blatant than that.
Let's throw to a clip and I want to hear your thoughts on the other end.
Reliably read since 1993, scoring the Liberal nomination in Don Valley North has been harder than winning a general election recently.
But instead of leaning on his connections as a former Ontario MPP, sources say Han Dong had help from the Chinese consulate in Toronto to become the 2019 Liberal candidate in the riding.
Through a combination of CESAS documents and intelligence sources, Global News has learned the consulate allegedly sent two busloads of Chinese Canadian seniors to the Don Valley North Liberal nomination meeting.
And those seniors knew who to vote for because Don's name was written on their arm.
Sources also say CESAs suspected that Chinese international students with faked addresses were bused in and told by the PRC consulate to support their preferred candidate if they wanted to maintain their student visa status.
Dong denied allegations he was helped by Beijing, calling them false accusations that slander me and the community I represent.
My nomination in 2019 was open and followed the rules.
The Liberal Party of Canada echoed that nomination was open, adding Dong was elected by registered liberals in a race that followed their national rules.
Global News has not verified the allegations against Dong, but even if they are found true, political parties are private organizations and can set their own rules.
Non-Canadians can vote in Liberal nomination races if they live in the riding and are party members.
Dong won the nomination, but he still needed Justin Trudeau's stamp of approval to carry the liberal banner in the suburban Toronto riding, one with a sizable diaspora of Chinese Canadians.
A senior intelligence official told Global News, CISAS shared their concerns about Dong in late September 2019 during a classified briefing with senior Liberal Party staff who hold security clearances.
In that meeting, CESIS urged them to rescind Dong's nomination.
Despite the alleged warnings to his staff, Trudeau approved Dong's candidacy.
During the election, a top liberal organizer even warned Dong's team that he was allegedly a CISA's target, according to sources.
Dong is still an MP today.
Global News asked the Prime Minister's office multiple questions, including if Trudeau knew Dong was allegedly a CISA's target.
But PMO didn't respond to any of our questions, saying there were so many factual inaccuracies that it wasn't possible to begin to answer any of them.
Mackenzie Gregg, Global News, Auto.
Alexa, the most astonishing part of that report, I think, is the fact that CISIS asked the Prime Minister's senior staff to rescind Dong's nomination.
Just think about that.
This is our intelligence agency going to the Prime Minister's senior staff and saying, this guy is tied to the communist Chinese.
This guy, his nomination was rancid in terms of violations.
And what happened?
Nothing happened because it was another guy on Team Red that got in.
That is absolutely astonishing.
I've never heard of our intelligence agency, CISAs, going out to a political party or a government and saying, by the way, you should rescind this guy's nomination.
That's incredibly serious.
What do you make of this?
But me, what really shocked me is like the two boss of senior having his name on his like writing on their arm and knew for who voting.
This is like just outrageous.
We know that the senior took over because our population is getting older and older.
And we know that a lot of people, especially in elderly facility, and they have like a big really power on the decision since the population is getting older.
In terms of the fact that they knew that the CISIS had like already some preoccupation about that candidate and that the federal did nothing about it,
this is actually a proof of like you they had some suspicion about him, why you didn't choose like to just switch for another candidate that you knew that afterwards you would be clear from allegations, but they didn't.
So something is hard just right there too.
And Alexa, I'm going to speculate.
Could you imagine if the shoe was on the other foot?
Could you imagine if there was China or any foreign nation for that matter alleged of helping the conservatives win the election?
I think we're talking about front page newspaper coverage every single day.
I mean, that's even bigger than Bev Oda's $16 glass of orange juice, if you ask me.
So the hypocrisy is amazing.
By the way, I should tell our viewers, we're going to take a quick ad break right now.
Around 1.30-ish, there's going to be, we understand, a press conference involving the prime minister.
He's in Peel region right now.
I think there's going to be a health care announcement.
But as important as healthcare is, this is even more important.
He's going to be scrummed by journalists.
Just wonder how many are going to zero in on this particular topic because this is absolutely the most important, I think, news story that is broken this month and it has to be addressed.
So we will go to an ad and then when we come back, well, look at this.
I think you've got lots to say about this, Alexa.
It's in your backyard.
Maxine Bernier was protesting at Wroxham Road.
Didn't get that too far down the road before he was stopped for whatever reason.
Another shocking story.
But we'll take that up on the other side of this ad.
So stay with us, folks.
I am speaking to you at a moment of grave crisis when violent and fanatical men are attempting to destroy the unity and the freedom of Canada.
But after weeks of dangerous and unlawful activities, after weeks of people being harassed in their neighborhoods and small businesses forced to close.
Democracy flourishes in Canada.
We don't always agree.
And that's okay.
Because individual liberty is cherished in Canada.
Our government will always defend freedom of expression and freedom of peaceful assembly.
It has now been demonstrated to us by a few misguided persons.
After evidence of increased ideologically motivated violent extremism activity across the country.
Just how fragile a democratic society can be.
It became clear that local and provincial authorities needed more tools to restore order and keep people safe.
These are matters of the utmost gravity, and I want to tell you what the government is doing to deal with them.
The federal government has invoked the Emergencies Act.
Matters of Utmost Gravity00:03:07
The public's legitimate right to know why the government proclaimed an emergency and whether the actions it took were appropriate.
It is our view that there was no justification whatsoever to invoke the Emergencies Act.
It's so tough to watch, there's no reason for that.
They were literally running the horses through the crowd.
The police came straight to me and he targeted me and he took his gun off tear gas and he actually shook me directly in my legs.
Was it worth invoking the Emergencies Act, ma'am, to trample on the rights and freedoms of Canadians?
Why do you think excessive honking means that the government should strip citizens away from their rights?
Our next and final witness is Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
I just want to let everybody know that the next projection will be in Church in the Vine in Edmonton with special guests.
It will have Tamara Lych and the lawyer Chikribooks and Kate Wilson.
And it's really reasonable price, I will say, like for $14.
You can not only see the full documentary, but you can also meet some people involved with the trucker convoy.
So I think it's nice.
You should like go with friends and family.
Why not?
Oh, 100%.
$14.
What a bargoon.
You get to see the documentary and you get a chance to hobnob with Tamara Leach.
And I believe the date for that, Tamara, Tamara.
The 8th day of March 8th.
March the 8th, right?
Yes.
March 8th.
Okay, there.
There you go.
So, yeah, if you're in the Edmonton area and you can make it out to Church in the Vine, believe me, a good time will be had by all.
Well, not if you're on the progressive side, but those people aren't going to dare show their faces there.
So, even though they're welcome to, unlike the left, we believe in free speech and freedom of assembly and expression, all the things classical liberalism used to stand for before they went woke and embrace canceled culture.
By the way, apparently, I lied before the ad.
I said Trudeau would be involved in a press conference around 1:30-ish.
It'll be more like 1:50-ish.
You see, big lie.
Well, Alexa, well, here's the deal, Alexa.
If you're a gambling person, there is one sure thing you can bet on, okay?
Even more than the Kansas City Chiefs winning the Super Bowl.
One, that Justin Trudeau will be late to his own press conference, right?
Oh, yeah, usually by more than an hour.
And secondly, oh, yes, and by the way, what is the excuse for being late?
Roxanne's Encounter with RCMP00:15:53
He has a motorcade, they shut down the roads.
And that motorcade, by the way, all the vehicles keep the engine running because, God forbid, Justin Trudeau gets into a vehicle that is not precisely room temperature.
So, the heat's running in the winter, the AC is running in the summer.
Because, like I said, the very idea of Blackface's Ricota cheese candy ass hitting a cold or too hot leather seat is out of the question.
So, yeah, that's the respect he has for your time as taxpayers, which is to say, no.
And by the way, at the Public Order Emergencies Act, he actually arrived late.
Of course, you know what?
And that's in his own backyard.
It's in Ottawa, right?
You know, it's steps away from his office.
Unbelievable.
This seems to be some kind of, I don't know if it's a fetish, you know, but this idea of being, I think, deliberately late.
I mean, even during the height of COVID, do you remember, Alexa?
They were doing it from his home.
His commute was a flight of steps, and he was still 20 minutes late.
Every single day, what else are you doing?
Playing video games?
But enough of that.
Alexa, this is something near and dear to our hearts.
Wroxham Road, the international disgrace/slash laughingstock.
Why don't we play a video of Maxine Bernier, the leader of the People's Party of Canada, going to this asphalt of disgrace?
And we'll see what happens.
And then I really want to hear you weigh in with your thoughts, Alexa.
So here we go.
Hello, I'm at Wroxham Road.
And as you can see, I cannot go further.
The police didn't want us, don't want us to be there.
And so, but as you know, illegal migrants can cross the border, but I cannot go near the Wroxham Road.
That being said, we at the PPC, we have a solution for that.
We must stop illegal migration and being sure that our borders will be respected.
And the way to do that, we are not American.
We won't build a wall, but what we can do is to build a fence and telling the RCNP official to do their job and to tell them, you know, you're not welcome in our country.
We cannot save the world.
And it's a privilege to be Canadian.
Actually, I want to also be sure that the real refugees will be able to come here.
Refugees where their life is in danger in another country.
And that's not the case right now.
These people are jumping the queue.
And last year, we had about more than 35,000 illegal migrants who crossed that border at the Roxanne Road illegally.
It's time to stop it.
We have the solution.
We need to have the courage to be sure that our borders will be respected.
So if you want a real change and if you want common sense, support us and be part of the change.
Alexa, the only thing missing from that report by Mr. Bernier is the most important question of all.
Why?
Why are police, and this is Quebec Provincial Police, as I understand it, blocking access on a public road?
This is the King's Highway, literally.
This is not a driveway.
This is not private property.
No one's breaching the fence where that temporary, well, temporary, probably permanent now, RCMP detachment is.
So why are law-abiding taxpaying citizens being denied access on a road?
I mean, assuming you're not blocking traffic, and you know it's very remote there, the only thing you see are police vehicles or buses carting off illegal aliens to hotels.
As long as you're not blocking the road, and what am I saying?
I mean, if you look at Extinction Rebellion, those climate change crackpots, they deliberately blocked the road and the police turn a blind eye.
So Alexa, why is that road being blocked for the purposes of taxpaying Canadians walking down it?
But before I go further, I invite everybody to our special website, stoptrafficking2canada.com.
On this website, you can not only sign the petition that we did start, but you can send a message to the mayor of New York, Eric Adams, to stop giving bus ticket to the migrant free of charge, but paid by the taxpayer to come north to our border in Quebec.
So I don't really understand why the Quebec police was involved there because the only police present at Roxanne Road are the RCMP.
I don't know if they saw them arriving first or if it was probably, I don't know, advertised before they go there and the police say, okay, because we know that every time that they have a protest or a lot of people protesting against something, the police need to know about it.
It needs to be present also if something happened.
The fact that they stopped them to go any further, this is pretty strange because as you say, it's a public place, it's a public street and nothing is private there, only the last part where is really private like sector because you have like some residents around.
So you should not step on the private place for the people who live there.
But the rest is public.
You can go there, you can watch what is going on.
So I was pretty surprised to see the police of Quebec being there to stop them to go any further, especially because the migrant have more rights now than their own citizens who live in Canada.
And by the way, I think the fact that they stopped them to go any further and to show what is going on, that just put more like pressure on what is going on there.
Why you stop people to report and to show the truth.
So, Alexa, just so I understand you perfectly well, the police haven't even issued an official reason why we're stopping you.
We're just stopping you.
That's BS, my friend.
That's garbage.
They don't have the, unless it's a crime scene.
Well, it really is a crime scene, although we don't consider illegal migration into Canada to be a crime anymore.
But unless there was like, you know, somebody had just been bludgeoned, yeah, then they can put police caution tape.
But are you telling me the police are just saying we're preventing you from going any further?
Because, well, we're just telling you.
That's garbage.
I didn't really watch everything, but I did watch another live.
And I think the police have say, I'm not sure about it, but that something was in constriction a little bit further and they were not capable to pass.
But I think this is, I don't know if it's true.
I don't think so.
But, you know, the police have the right to, like they say, like to put a security perimeter when they have like some protests or you have some important people around.
So I know that some police give them the right to do it.
So probably something like that.
But you know, Alexa, I would argue this.
There's already that parameter set up at the end of Wroxham Road.
That's when you get to the RCMP detachment.
They've got fencing.
They've got signs warning against trespassing.
Yeah, meaning you as a born in Canada Canadian, law-abiding, taxpaying, you can't hop their little fence, still staying in Canada.
You'll be charged with, I guess, trespassing.
But meanwhile, the Royal Canadian Mountain Police turned into the Royal Canadian Mounted Bellhops for the illegal aliens and carry their suitcases across from Plattsburgh, New York.
So I would argue that perimeter already exists.
I think we should really press the Quebec Provincial Police under what basis are you denying access?
Because I don't see any reason in law how they can be doing that.
But the fact that they did that, probably that will just bring more and more people to go like in the next probably weeks to come to try to get closer and closer.
And that would just create a chaos.
And I remember last time when I was reporting on Wroxham Road, RCMP went out and they say, you see what is going on?
Like this is just what is being created by media, by the fact that the mayor and everybody get involved in all this.
It creates a chaos at that point, port of entry, irregular port of entry.
And I will say more and more, I'm reporting on this more and more.
It's getting like a real chaos like there.
And I'll tell you, Alexa, I was infuriated about a week ago when you sent me some video.
And I don't know if Super Producer Efren or Olivia has it, but you being assaulted by one of these coyote taxi drivers on the other side of the border in Plattsburgh, New York.
There was absolutely no justification for that.
And this guy was getting handsy with you.
And this was in full view of the RCMP, who basically reminded me of a professional wrestling referee.
Crusher, I've warned you eight times not to use that foreign object.
And if you don't stop, I'm going to warn you a ninth time.
You know what I'm saying?
So completely ineffectual.
And if we can find that video, I would like to play it because I think it shows the entitlement.
And I mean, the absolute unmitigated gull, Alexa.
Here are people involved in an illegal industry.
They are smuggling people essentially into Canada.
And they're upset by us practicing journalism, showing what's going on.
Unbelievable.
Do we have that?
First of all, we should call them as what they are.
Like they are human trafficking completely.
They are bringing people to cross illegally another province, another country.
And we know that it's by the law, you cannot do that.
It's a criminal offense to bring people to cross illegally to another country.
And so I was reporting and my report is coming soon, by the way, to explain what happened with that taxi driver.
But he act, he is acting perfectly how human trafficking would do.
Not wanted to be filmed, really aggressive, and really ready to beat a woman in front of family and children to have his paycheck from what is going, what he's doing.
And I was shocked because in the same time, the RCMP cannot do anything.
They have no jurisdiction on the US side.
And by the way, I was in the US side.
But they have no police in the US side, only camera.
So thanks to the RCMP, because they were able to stop that man that was assaulting me because nobody other was helping me in that.
Like, of course, it's not the job of the migrant to help me out.
Like, they have already enough stress on their shoulder.
But I'm just thinking, like, these migrants are not like, they are not secure at all with these kind of people who bring them to the border.
Like, I don't agree with what they are doing, but the migrant is not their fault.
They are just doing what they have been told to do to like, if you want a better life, just go to Roxanne Road.
You can cross illegally there.
The fault is like to our politician, to our like federal government to don't make people respect our border.
So in the same time, it's not their fault to have not hacked, like to protect me.
It's not their job is what I say.
But thanks to the RCMP, and we are going, I did already fill the form to have the footage from the camera security.
And we are working with a lawyer in the US side to make them make that man accountable and get out of like the old place because he's working for a company of New York, like a taxi company.
Oh, yeah.
Like, yeah, it's a whole cottage industry, isn't it?
Yes, exactly.
Yeah.
You know, it's like a taxi slash consulting firm advising you how to get your ticket punched into Canada as an illegal alien.
It reminds me of, Alexa, unfortunately, we don't have that clip in the queue, but on a future broadcast, I promise we'll show it.
Stay tuned for my full report.
Oh, there'll probably be other opportunities.
But our colleague Katie Davis Court, when she went down to El Paso, Texas, I believe, the airport there, where literally migrants were camping in the airport as they're awaiting, I guess, a bus ride to some destination.
And what was so telling for me, Alexa, is that one of the illegal aliens comes up to Katie and she says, excuse me, you don't have my permission to help me.
Here is somebody who is illegally in a country.
And by the way, in a public place, you have no reasonable expectation of privacy.
You know, there is no permission that has to be given.
But I just thought, isn't that something you have entered the country illegally?
You are currently breaking the law and suddenly you're concerned about your privacy rights.
Give me a break.
When you cross illegally, I'm sorry, but your privacy goes away.
And you need to adapt yourself right now to the country you want to live in.
And this is the problem with the illegal immigration because we receive so much.
I think last year it was 39,000, more than 39,000 that crossed like at Roxanne.
But all these people arrive.
Hotel Occupancy Crisis00:02:34
They have like, now they are being thrown in like, if it's not homeless shelter, it's like hotel funded taxpayer.
And afterwards, they have no right to work.
So most of them will work like under the table.
We say like, how you say it in English, we say like caballon noir.
And afterwards, they will not integrate the culture, the Canadian culture, the beautiful Canadian culture that we have, because they will not have the time to learn about like Canadian culture.
They will not have the time for anything because nobody is there for helping them for that.
Now, the only process that they will have is like the justice process.
And after that, just do whatever you want.
Oh, and you're so right, Alexa.
And we should point out this is not just a Quebec problem.
I mean, that's where the border crossing is.
But hotels in Cornwall, Ontario have migrants in them.
Windsor, two hotels, if you can imagine, folks, in Niagara Falls, you know, the honeymoon capital of the world.
And tourist season for Niagara Falls is coming up in just three months, I guess.
This is incredible.
And one of the things I want to know, Alexa, is that the federal government, well, our money, it's paying for these hotel rooms.
What do you want to bet?
These hotels are charging full rack rate.
By that, I mean no discounts.
So for the hotelier, hey, 100% occupancy at full rack rate.
Hey, I can live with this.
Bring it on.
The more, the merrier.
Why do I have to hustle to fill up my hotel?
But we're paying for this.
This is scandalous.
And by the way, the only hotel at Saint Bertin de la Corre that was the Saint-Bernard Hotel.
That used to be a hotel for travelers who pass through, like probably like some people who drive trucks and need to have a rest, was the only hotel, okay?
Like, I think it's the only hotel because I didn't notice any.
It's not an hotel anymore.
It's a federal building now.
And it's all occupied by migrants.
Well, Alexa, if the truckers are being inconvenienced, wouldn't that be a good thing in the eyes of the liberal government?
I mean, those are Canada's version of a basket full of deplorables.
Look what they did to Wellington Street, you know.
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So anything to harm the truckers, I think the liberals applaud, even though as we all know, you know, to quote Tucker Carlson of Fox News, if you're alive, you owe your life to a trucker.
The groceries in a supermarket came by a truck.
The medicine in the pharmacy came by a truck.
But we have, you know, delusional. progressives in government right now that would deem otherwise.
What a disgrace.
We should carry on because Wroxham Road will be an ongoing story.
And well, you know, it's funny, while what I call the China crisis, and I'm not referring to that English band from the early 1980s, best known for working with fire and steel, I do believe.
While that should be the front page, it seemed that a lot of oxygen was being consumed on the weekend with Pierre Polyev putting out that statement.
Well, not directly, mind you.
He went to the disgraceful Brian Lilly of the Toronto Sun and said, could you please make this information public, where he was throwing his own MPs under the bus for meeting with Christine Anderson?
You know what?
By the way, Lilly got his information from, guess who?
Well, that would be Warren Kinsella.
This is a die-hard liberal.
Yes, he hates Trudeau.
It's personal because I think he wasn't hired as part of Trudeau's staff several years ago when the election was on.
But he's still a liberal.
He's still team red.
And this idea of Anderson being an extremist, being a Nazi, et cetera, I want to throw to a video and I urge our viewers, especially those who have premium content subscription.
And this is why you should get the premium content, folks.
Ezra had a brilliant monologue on Friday, basically debunking the lies.
And that's what Warren Kinsella sent out.
Lies about Christine Anderson and her party.
We don't have enough time to play the whole monologue.
So I urge you all, if you have premium content subscription, to watch Ezra's monologue if you missed it on Friday.
But why don't we play a few minutes of Ezra debunking the nonsense that went out?
And I'm so sad to see Pierre Polyev crumble like that.
I think the worst tweet online was somebody calling, I think it might be our colleague Yankee calling Pierre Polyev Erno Tool 2.0.
Jeez, I can't think of anything worse than that.
But in the meantime, let's hear what Ezra Levant had to say about this.
Conservative leader Pierre Polyev on the three conservative MPs who met with European MEP Christine Anderson earlier this week.
And it's a screenshot which says, Christine Anderson's views are vile and have no place in our politics.
The MPs were not aware of this visiting member of the European Parliament's opinions, and they regret meeting with her.
Frankly, it would be better if Anderson never visited Canada in the first place.
She and her racist hateful views are not welcome here.
Someone asked, I do not know much about her, but could you please provide links to where she has been any type of hateful?
And Brian Lilly replied, lots in this column.
And he shows a column written by the liberal dirty trickster Warren Kinsella.
Conservative MPs wrong to meet with German extremists.
So you can see the pipeline here.
Liberal war room, liberal dirty trickster Warren Kinsella gets Brian Lilly to go on the attack against Leslie Lewis and others.
Just a reminder, Warren Kinsella was paid by Aaron O'Toole to smear the People's Party of Canada as racist, falsely.
He's a paid lobbyist, paid dirty trickster.
It's always odd to me that he's published in the sun, given that he's working for other clients.
He's not just to call him this.
Now, I read through the whole Kinsella piece, and mainly it just quotes other left-wing activists, like the Southern Poverty Law Center.
So it's just quoting other people calling her names, but they don't actually have any quotes from her that are racist or hateful, which is sort of weird because both the Pier Polyev statement and Brian Lilly claim that there's some proof.
But there was one thing in Kinsella's column that bothered me.
I'm Jewish.
And he said about the alternative for Deutschland, its party leaders have called Holocaust memorials shameful.
They have dismissed the horrors perpetrated by the Nazi regime as birdshit.
And I thought, oh, no.
Is that true?
Well, there was a link to the source of this, which I clicked on.
And it was from Deutsche Vell, which is a large mainstream media in Germany.
AFD chief downplays Nazi era as bird shit.
That was the headline that Kinsella and Lilly, by extension, said that the AFD claimed that the horrors perpetrated by the Nazis were birdshit, as in he was diminishing them.
But here's what this AFD leader actually said.
This was embedded in the Deutsche Vel story.
You can see it for yourself.
You tell me if Warren Kinsella and Brian Lilly are telling the truth.
Hitler and the Nazis are just birdshit on the 1,000 years old successful German history, says AFD co-leader Gowlin and Seebach.
So he wasn't saying that the Holocaust and its horrors were birdshit.
He wasn't diminishing them.
He was saying that Hitler was shit.
Hitler was a stain on German history.
That's anti-Hitler.
That's not pro-Hitler.
He's saying it was a stain on Germany's otherwise noble history, which is obviously true.
How is that possibly pro-Holocaust or anti-Semitic?
Kinsella misquoted it.
And that same AFT leader, and we're not talking about Christine Anderson here.
This is years ago now, by the way, said that the Holocaust memorial was a shame.
That's what Kinsella said.
But no, no, no.
He said it was a monument of shame.
Alexa, Monument of Shame00:04:44
Yeah.
Holocaust memorials are monuments of the shame of the Nazis.
That's exactly right.
Alexa, absolutely stunning.
There you have it in black and white that the smoking gun evidence to depict Christine Anderson and her fellow party members as having Nazi sympathies of denying the Holocaust, being pro-Hitler.
First of all, in Germany, they have the toughest laws on the planet.
If you claim to be a Nazi, even if you do the Nazi salute in public, you're going to go to jail.
You're going to be charged criminally.
And yet, Pierre Polyev took this as the gospel.
He got a note from Brian Lilly, who got his information from Warren Kinsella.
And instead of doing the prudent thing of saying, you know what?
I and my staff, we're going to research this and we're going to look into the veracity of this.
And then we will issue a statement.
Oh, by the way, it'd be kind of nice if he issued the statement as a man, if he stood and faced the music instead of, you know, having Brian Lilly as his messenger boy, you know, disseminate his statement.
But no, he got spooked by the mainstream media, the same mainstream media that he's vowing to defund Alexa.
And I am telling you, the damage that has been done, I mean, all weekend long, I saw conservatives online saying, I'm abandoning ship.
I said, I referenced the Aeronautool 2.0 comment.
I cannot think of anything worse than to be referred to as that testicular challenged flip-flopper, O'Toole.
And I'm telling you, Alexa, there is so much damage that's being created.
And it's a self-inflicted wound by Mr. Polyev, I think, that if I'm Justin Trudeau, I call a snap election right now, right now, and take advantage of this, you know, shite storm, for lack of a better term.
What's your take on this?
Well, first of all, it was really surprising to heard Pierre Polyev almost using the same narrative, same word, wording that Mr. Trudeau did use against the unvaccined and the truck driver and the people who were not following like the same narrative than him.
And for having made Christine Anderson, she condemned everything that Hitler did and the Nazi.
And also, I was also surprising to being called a racist when I was at one of her events in Montreal and a lot of people from different ethnicity, background, religion were there.
And they were, and I asked them the question about that statement from Pierre Polyev.
And they were like, if she was a racist, what I'm doing here?
Like, you have no point for me to be here.
And it's true.
And it's absolutely true.
I didn't see Christine Anderson not wanted to talk to someone who are different by what they look like or by their religion or by anything.
So it was interesting to get the view also to the people who attend the event on Friday in Montreal.
I have a full report of the people responding of the criticism from Pierre Polyev.
And yeah, it's just shocking to see what happened and especially throwing MP under the bus and make them apologize and retracting the fact that they meet with Christine Anderson with not only their own word, but also by a statement made by the Conservative Party of Canada.
And I can tell you this, Alexa, one of the MPs thrown under the bus was Leslie Lewis, of course.
And I urge people to seek out Joe Warmington's interview with Leslie Lewis and talk about real leadership, where she basically said, I'm paraphrasing here, if you think I'm going to bend the knee or apologize to somebody that wore blackface multiple occasions, so you're a racist, somebody who is a misogynist, just ask former female liberal MPs.
Why Ice Skating Gets Cancelled00:03:30
You got another thing coming.
Leslie Lewis is not going to bend the knee and instead went on the offensive.
Pierre Polyev, I don't know if this is him or his advisors telling him to do this, but what a horrible self-inflicted wound.
And I'm just in, I'm still to this day in shock, Alexa.
You know what?
I have to, we have to wrap this up very quickly today.
Oh, I wanted to talk about the ice skating.
Oh, the drag queen ice skating that got canceled due to climate change.
Yeah, because I did check the weather of Philadelphia, and the weather is mostly the same since 2015-16.
And I went to check about like the ice skating, how they keep it cold in warm weather because St. Florida have some like outdoor.
And what they were saying is like the warm temperature is actually the least condition to really worry about.
It's mostly humidity and wind.
And what they were saying is like because they have a refrigerator underneath the ice, keep it the ice like pretty hard and high sea.
It's just because they need to remove the water that's that's get into the surface and to keep it high sea.
And so I'm just wondering, like, why they call climate change since they always been some trouble with like ice skating place since sometimes they have it in a really warm like place as Florida, for example.
And I was like, okay, now they call climate change and they cancel a show.
Is it because they want to keep everybody in the same narrative that, oh my God, look at that, we need it to cancel, or it's because you have too much pressure and criticism because people didn't want that show of a drag queen for children that we see everywhere happening like some protests against drag queen story time and some other like show for children that use drag queen.
I think it's mostly because of that, but they use the climate change to cancel the event.
Unbelievable.
And two things from what you just said, Alexa.
One, there are too many people who should know better that confuse weather with climate.
Two different things.
Secondly, we only have accurate weather records dating back about 300 years.
Given that the planet is billions of years old, three centuries in geological time isn't even a blink of an eyelash.
So to base trends on that data is foolhardy.
And third, if these drag queens are worried about falling through the ice into the water, just wear your busty Lemieu strap-ons.
They work as flotation devices.
You won't drown.
So, Alexa, before I have to scurry off for an undercover assignment, kind of like James Bond.
Would you believe Maxwell Smart?
So before I leave, do we have any super chats that we must get to?
I think so.
Okay.
AMT6C.
Government Responses to Election Integrity00:14:18
Are you aware today is the first day of the WHO meeting where Biden will sign over U.S. right to WHO for pandemic control and loss of sovereignty?
PM Blackface is signing up Canada.
No, you know what?
I was unaware of that.
There's so much nonsense and chicanery going on, especially on the domestic front.
But why am I not surprised that President Biden is all in when it comes to a WHO initiative?
What say you, Alexa?
Well, I will say I'm not really surprised.
When it's come to WHO, I have the impression that they want to give them the full power to decide for our country with what is going on with our health of the population when it's come to maybe our next pandemic.
And this is really worrying because what they want to pass is actually taking like all authority of every elect people and just do whatever what they whatever they want.
So I think we keep an eye on what is going on with the WHO and the pandemic treaty that they want to pass.
And also, but Biden will be in Canada soon also to meet Justin Trudeau in March.
So I think you would be with me, huh?
Maybe.
There you go.
Anything else there, Alexa?
No, I think we actually passed through everything.
Yes.
Okay.
Well, thank you so much, Alexa, for filling in for Sheila Gunread today.
And thank you to Olivia and Efron behind the boards.
Thank you to all our viewers, especially the one that gave a donation.
Greatly appreciated.
Yeah, thank you.
I will not be here tomorrow.
There'll be two other rebel news people.
I'm on that secret assignment that I alluded to.
But I'm sure whoever shows up tomorrow, you're going to get a good show.
In the meantime, as always, folks, stay safe and stay sane.
Good afternoon.
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Prime Minister Simon Dingley from CBC.
I know your government announced today a new announcement about TikTok, but the U.S. Congress is debating legislation that would forbid TikTok's parent company from doing any business at all in the U.S.
This would effectively ban the TikTok app in the United States.
And meanwhile, your government is saying it just wants to remove it from government devices.
Why, if this is such a security threat, just remove it from government devices?
Obviously, we take very seriously the freedom of expression, the freedom of Canadians to engage how they want online, but we also have very important principles around protection of data, protection of Canadian safety and security that we will always step up for.
Like many countries around the world, we're looking carefully at how to ensure Canadians are kept safe online.
And we're making the decision that for government employees, for government equipment, it is better to not have them access TikTok because of the concerns that people have in terms of safety.
This may be a first step.
It may be the only step we need to take, but every step of the way, we're going to be making sure we're keeping Canadians safe.
And certainly, I suspect that as government takes the significant step of telling all federal employees that they can no longer use TikTok on their work phones, many Canadians from businesses to private individuals will reflect on the security of their own data and perhaps make choices in consequence.
I'm always a fan of giving Canadians the information for them to make the right decisions for them.
Well, I think that people know very well that our responsibility and our duty as a government is to ensure the safety of Canadians, be it online or be it physically in real life.
At the same time, of course, we want Canadians to make their own choices and to have access to the applications and software that they want to use.
However, but for the government, we feel that there's now enough concern to warrant a banning of TikTok on government devices.
So government employees will no longer be able to use TikTok on their government-issued devices.
It's a security issue.
There might be further announcements and further choices that will be announced in the future.
But already, when companies and only people see that we are taking this step, I'm sure they will think about their own security, data security, and make their own choices in their business or private lives to protect the data, their data or the data of their employees.
Good afternoon, Prime Minister.
This is Prabhnur from Parbasi Media Group.
So the foreign trained workers who are coming to Canada, they have to qualify themselves separately for each province since all of them have their independent healthcare qualification system.
And this leads to so many trained doctors leading to doing odd jobs while the country is facing healthcare problems and shortage.
Why do we not have a national level program to absorb the foreign trade workers and doctors in Canada's health system and recognize their credentials at a national level?
Thank you very much.
And it's a really important question.
As Canadians are continuing to struggle to access the level of services in healthcare systems across the country, and as we welcome in people from around the world, many of whom have medical qualifications, it's important that we're able to deliver those health services to people right across the country.
We are having conversations with the provinces around accelerating licensing and credential recognition.
The federal government doesn't deliver health care.
We work with the provinces to support them as they deliver health care.
But the federal government does have a role in coordinating and making sure that any Canadian anywhere across the country gets a sufficient level of access to quality medical care.
That's something that we do for the Canada Health Act.
So part of these negotiations that we're embarking upon with provinces like Ontario around the health care system will be around ensuring that we're giving the best support to our frontline health care workers, which includes making sure that new waves of people either coming through our medical schools here or coming to Canada to keep Canadians healthy are able to do their jobs in the best way.
But it's an ongoing conversation in which both federal government and provinces agree we need to make real advances and solve this.
And this is what we're working on together.
But I'll pass it over to Doug for the Ontario Perspective.
Thanks, Prime Minister.
So we're working collaboratively, as the Prime Minister said, with the federal government, trying to expedite not only medical folks that have the background, be it a doctor or nurse, but other sectors as well.
And I know we have both ministers of health sitting in front of us.
Just to give you an example, over the last four years, we brought on 8,000 doctors.
We're working with the regulatory colleges to make sure we expedite the doctors right across the country by the wall.
By the way, the Minister of Health, Minister Jones, made a great announcement that we're going to be able to expedite doctors, be it in BC or Nova Scotia or any other province or territory, into Ontario a lot quicker than we had before.
But again, we're going to work collaboratively with the federal government to make sure we expedite as many people as we can, not just in the medical background but other areas as well.
So thank you.
Back at Bay here from CP.
The security and intelligence, and this question is for the prime minister, the security and intelligence threats to elections task force evaluation by Jim Judd after the 2019 general election said the government should consider activating its election interference warning system, not just during the next election campaign, but also in the pre-Writ period before the election.
Can you talk a little bit about how the government responded to this specific recommendation?
Did it see why it was so important and did it consider it?
Thank you.
As you well know, in the run-up to the 2019 election, Canadians had already seen from challenges to democracies like France or the United States the role that foreign interference was potentially playing and a potential threat to our democracies.
That's why in Canada, in early 2019, we stood up both an intelligence task force and a high-level panel consisting of top public servants to be able to ensure that the integrity of our elections is not compromised by foreign interference.
Good news, obviously, is that they determined that both in the 2019 and the 2021 elections, our election integrity held.
That doesn't mean that we are not faced on an ongoing basis by attempts at interference in our democracies, both during and before and after and ongoing around the writ period and otherwise.
That's why we're continually improving and learning how to better keep Canadians safe and to keep our democracy safe.
After the 2019 election, which was the first time we stood up the panel, there were a number of recommendations that we moved forward on.
And after the 2021 election, there was another report, this one written by Morris Rosenberg, that has been released to both the government and to the National Security and Intelligence Committee of Parliamentarians.
And I'm hoping that they're going to be launching a study on how best we can protect our democracy in the coming months.
We will always look at the recommendations made.
We will always continue to step up on keeping our citizens and our democracies safe.
It's extremely important, and we will continue to do that.
Well, prior to the 2019 election, we saw across the world, be it in France or in the US, attempts by international actors to interfere or to influence our democratic processes.
This is why in Canada we created two new mechanisms, a working group of our intelligence community and also a senior officials panel.
They were both there to assess the integrity of our elections during the election process in 2019 and 2021.
These experts concluded that the integrity of our elections were not compromised.
But they pointed out, however, that we're constantly facing Attempts by counter-foreign countries like China to interfere in our democratic life.
And this is why I looked at the recommendations coming out of the 2019 election and the 2021 election as well.
And as I said in English, Maurice Rosenberg drafted a report and it will be shared with Canadians shortly.
And we'll be working on lessons learned during the 2021 election.
But once again, Canadians should be reassured by the fact that we're taking our duty very, very seriously at this level, the integrity of our democracy in elections held during the election.
Good afternoon, Prime Minister Laura Stone, Globe and Mail.
Calls are growing for a non-partisan public inquiry into China's attempts to interfere with our elections.
You used to call yourself transparent by default.
Why are you so resistant to calling such an inquiry?
And are you at all open to the idea now of holding a public inquiry into this very important issue for Canadians?
I think it's a really important and great thing that Canadians are so interested in ensuring that our principles of democracy and our practice of democracy continues to be protected from the ongoing interference as attempted by authoritarian governments around the world, whether it be China or other countries like it.
This is why, a number of years ago, we put in place Important mechanisms so that our top security officials could analyze what's going on during the elections and otherwise Otherwise,