David Menzies and Sheila Gunn Reed mock Toronto’s new mayor, Olivia Chow—criticized for her anti-landlord stance, lack of a driver’s license, and expanding bike lanes on the Gardiner despite vowing to tear it down—while noting her support for safe injection sites clashes with past Rob Ford critiques. They question RCMP’s "hate crime" labeling of Alberta’s defaced Pride crosswalk, citing no evidence, and slam C11’s forced CBC diversity quotas (30% by 2026) as absurd, mocking its impact on shows like Murdoch Mysteries. The episode ties progressive policies to rising homelessness in Hamilton and Ontario’s coercive drug treatment plans, suggesting systemic failures over cultural shifts. [Automatically generated summary]
You have tuned into the daily roundup on this, a Tuesday, June 27th, 2023.
I'm David Menzies and my co-host, well, let me tell you a little bit about my co-host.
Folks, do you know that today is Spock's birthday?
And my co-host, she has promised to set her phasers on fun.
See what I did there?
She is a she-devil with a source.
She is the Khaleesi of Northern Alberta.
She is Sheila Gunn Reed.
How you doing there, Sheila?
I'm great.
How do you know it's Spock's birthday?
The usual website that I go to that tells me what sort of stupid day it is, created by Hallmark.
It doesn't have his birthday listed there.
Unbelievable.
Isn't there a place in Alberta called Vulcan and they have Star Trek days?
Yes, there's Vulcan and you can go to Vulcan and you can put your head in like the little thing in Beast Bock.
Actually, I have some pictures of me doing that.
So you can go to Vulcan and do that.
But we also have St. Paul where there's the UFO landing pad.
So you're preaching to the choir.
I spent two years in St. Paul.
That's where I started my journalism career.
I offended a lot of people because I called NASA on Florida, which was a hefty long distance call back in the 80s.
The kids don't know how great they have it today with free long distance.
But I was calculating what the weight is of a space shuttle.
And if they were to land it on that landing pad, well, it would crush the landing pad.
It wasn't for them.
It was for the aliens.
Honestly.
Well, their flying saucers weigh something too.
I mean, I had to base it on something.
Yeah, I got off to a really good start pissing off people in my journalism career.
And it's been a real love affair ever since.
It's also National Sunglasses Day.
Yes.
And I do know that my sunglasses divide the internet because being from Alberta and being, you know, affiliated with the oil patch, I love me a good pair of pit vipers.
And people either love my pit vipers or they super hate them.
So I get equal parts fan mail on the pit vipers, but equal parts hate mail.
And I don't care.
What do those look like, Sheila?
Really?
If you look in the Faye Johnstone video, I have those pit vipers in like five different colors.
Oh, really?
Okay.
Well, I'm a Serengeti man.
I bought a new pair.
They're called Nicholson's.
I absolutely love Serengeti sunglasses.
And for my cycling, I have a pair of genuine Oakleys.
Oh, wait a minute.
Those look a wee bit too big.
I don't know, Sheila.
When it comes with those, I love them.
And because, okay, the thing about my choice in sunglasses is exactly like my choice in wristwatch.
1980 men's.
That's how I like my watches.
That's how I like my sunglasses.
And so I can either fancy it up with like a pair of Oakley aviators or dress it down with a pair of Pit Viper aviators because some days I want to be Super Dave Osborne and some days I want to be evil Knievel, depending on how fancy I am.
Sheila, with those shades, if you ever get tired of this journalism shtick, you're halfway towards a career in welding.
Those actually come with shields that you can snap off on the side.
Love them because when I'm quadting or working in the yard, I don't get the dust on me.
They're very practical and stylish.
And again, I'll put you in the don't like them box, but there are people, equal amounts of people who like them.
Chinese Joke Endorsed in Seattle00:14:48
Anyway, let's let's get on to what we're doing today because we're neither sponsored by Pitt Viper or Serengeti.
So let's just move on from there.
This is the Rebel News daily roundup.
It's hosted by my friend David Menzies, and I am the co-host today.
But you'll get different co-hosts throughout the week, wherein we talk about the news of the day, obviously, as you can tell, completely unscripted.
But it also gives us a chance to interact with our friends at home.
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That's an additional way that you can support us.
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On Odyssey, it's called a hyper chat that helps us keep the lights on here at Rebel News, but it also gives you a chance to have your say.
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Vote for or against the pit vipers.
Do it in the form of a paid chat and we'll read it towards the end of the show.
Speaking of votings, she devote Toronto has a new mayor.
I can't help but think of the slogan for there used to be a chain of Chinese restaurants in Toronto called Holy Chow.
And their slogan was Holy Chow, we in big trouble now.
Talking about their community.
It was not.
I swear.
So, yeah, so if anyone thinks I'm being racist, because everyone's so sensitive now, that was a Chinese-owned chain of Chinese restaurants that use that slogan.
And it happens to be the surname of our new Heroner, Olivia Chow.
Someone that brags about not having a driver's license.
Yeah, think about that as you watch new bike lanes go up already all over this already gridlock city.
I wouldn't put it past Olivia Chow to put bike lanes on the Gardner Expressway, assuming she's not going to tear it down.
That was one of her promises, too.
Sheila, I really, I hope I'm wrong.
I pray I hope I'm wrong.
I still have my, you know, there's a bit of my heart that's still in Toronto.
It's the city of my birth.
I used to be the biggest Toronto booster.
I can't bear to see what's happening to Toronto right now.
It's becoming Portland North, San Francisco North.
San Francisco used to be such a beautiful, beautiful place to visit.
Now it's a very neat place to, oh, I don't know, defecate on.
This is where we're headed with Toronto.
I think under Olivia Chow, nothing's going to be done about gridlock because, well, she's going to ride her bike to work every day.
So you're going to see more cycling lanes put in.
You're going to see more of what we see in Allen Gardens right now, which is a park that is completely verboten to the community to visit the normal taxpaying citizens because there are violent homeless people taking it over.
You're going to see more so-called safe injection sites pop up.
So expect to maybe what you want to do is keep your eye on the sidewalk when you're walking so you don't step on a used syringe.
Like I said, Sheila, I hope I'm wrong.
I don't suspect I am.
In terms of the housing crisis, well, we've always been told that Toronto is going to build more affordable housing.
And that's exactly who I want building more affordable housing, Sheila, because the worst landlord in Toronto is the city of Toronto.
You look at the city-run housing, it's a disaster.
So why not build more of it?
You know, I think of, I mean, and also if you look at her platform, Sheila, three of the planks are anti-landlord.
So that's not going to spur on more, I guess, organic growth by the private sector of housing.
I have a friend, Lou Skises, business analyst.
He's got a great line, Sheila.
There are two ways to destroy a city.
One is a nuclear bomb.
The other is rent control.
And you're going to see Olivia Chow double down on rent control, which means nothing's going to be built.
And also, one of her platform planks, I was confused if this was something to help the homeless.
She was talking about building more waiting pools, which you can use for about three months in the city of Toronto.
And to show you the folly of that, this is the last thing I'm going to say, Sheila, and then I want you to weigh in with your Albertan viewpoint.
At Young Dundas Square, there are these very interesting mini fountains built into the ground.
They go up two or three feet.
So on a hot summer day like this, you see children running through those little fountains.
And it's a lot of fun, or it was a lot of fun because now at sunset, you see, those fountains used to run 24-7.
But when the sun, when the darkness takes lease, Sheila, the fountains stop running.
And I asked a security guard there, I said, what happened to these little dancing fountains embedded into the ground?
And he told me, Sheila, at nighttime, they have to shut them off because what was happening, and this is right at Young Dundas Square, literally the town square of the city of Toronto.
Homeless people were coming up to them, dropping their drawers and using them as bidets.
I swear to you.
So Olivia Chow wants to build more waiting pools.
Yeah, I don't think she's done the math.
She better talk to the security guards down at Young Dundas Square.
Sheila, what do you think about Ms. Chow becoming mayor?
Well, I can't believe that's like one of her key issues is to build more bird baths for homeless people.
Like who's asking for more waiting pools?
Who's asking for this?
I think you're in for like a wild ride because she's vowing to be even more progressive than Toronto is already.
And that would be very hard to do.
I always joke that Edmonton is Toronto West, but it seems to me that Toronto is quickly going to become like Seattle East.
The idea that you have a fully grown adult woman who's in charge of building the roads now and deciding city planning, who doesn't have a driver's license, it is so perfectly left-wing that it is just chef's kiss.
It's the same thing we see with gun control legislation where you have people who have never even used a firearm making legislation about gun control.
And the gun control, like gun advocates, we joke.
We say, it's just like people who've never driven a car deciding where the roads are going to go.
We said that as a joke, but that's about what you're going to get here in Toronto.
I saw, I think it was JJ McCullough, although I could be wrong on Twitter saying like, what is going on in Ontario?
In Ontario, right now, you have a mayor whose greatest claim to fame is being the wife of another politician.
You have a premier whose greatest claim to fame is being the brother of another politician.
Wow.
And you have the prime minister whose greatest claim to fame is being the son of another politician.
You are like the nepotism state at this point right now.
You know, that's a great observation.
And also, the idea of us being Seattle East, a bit of perverse irony here.
You know, in 1977, Sheila, the American League expanded by two teams, Seattle Mariners and the Toronto Blue Jays.
I never dreamed that in addition to sharing that birthday, Seattle and Toronto would become, or I guess Toronto is presumably on the way to becoming Seattle East, as you put it.
But you know what's fascinating?
I have the list here of all the results.
And as always, there's winners and losers.
102 person field.
So there's 101 losers.
But there's losers and there's super losers, I think.
Now, who came in second place was Anna Bailau.
She was endorsed by John Torrey, who is the Uber super loser.
It's because of his horizontal jogging with city subordinate staffers that were in this mess in the first place.
So, and he broke a promise, which is he wasn't going to endorse anyone.
And then about five or six days ago, he endorsed Anna Bailau.
Funny thing is, I've tried to scrum her, Sheila.
She runs away.
One of my questions that the polite members of the media won't ask her about is she was highly critical of, I think, the last great mayor of Toronto, which was the late, great Rob Ford.
You know, his substance abuse issues.
Hey, we all have our demons.
But, you know, the funny thing is, Sheila, I don't remember Rob Ford being convicted of drunk driving like Anna Bailau is.
So maybe those in glass houses and stone throwing, maybe Anna should learn a thing or two about that.
Another loser, Mark Saunders, 8.58% of the vote, Sheila.
This was the guy endorsed by Premier Ford.
This was the guy that we were tipped off, that sneaky Patrick Brown, for reasons that remain mysterious, was drumming up support for him, especially in Toronto's Tamil community.
So that sure gets my spidey senses tingling.
And I think if we have to draw a line, because we have to draw it somewhere, I think it is this candidate, Toby Heaps, 593 votes, 0.08% of the vote.
Here's the thing, folks.
When you talk about diversity, this is the ultimate diversity candidate because Toby Heaps isn't even human.
It's a dog.
It's a different species, right?
So I'm looking at all the names below Toby Heaps.
Oh my goodness, Frank D'Angelo, 343 votes.
Frank's not going to like that.
And also, we go all the way down.
Oh, poor Ben Bankus, 203 votes.
So the dog more than doubled our comedian friends' vote total.
But get a load of this, Sheila.
This has to stand out.
There are two candidates of the 102, Jack Weenan, who finished 101, and Danielle Ermia, who finished 102, in other words, dead last, both of whom, in terms of percentage of the vote received, is, are you ready?
0.00%.
It's not even a rounding error.
And I'm only bringing this up, not necessarily to mock them.
Well, I can't if I am mocking them because this was a joke.
The idea that you only need 25 signatures, Sheila, and $200, which is refundable after the election.
I'm sorry, something's got to be done.
I'm all for open democracies, but there has to be some benchmark to ensure that people just doing this for a lark.
A lot of people, I guarantee you, Sheila, the only reason they were running, because they didn't even bother campaigning, was that at a future cocktail party.
Oh, yeah, you know what?
Back in 2023, I ran for mayor of Toronto.
That's what it is, right?
I think it should be a non-refundable deposit.
And I think you need more than 25 signatures.
Because in the case of the last place candidate, Danielle Urmaya, he only received in total 27 votes out of 1.9 million registered voters in the city of Toronto.
Wow.
Sheila Gunread, what is your analysis of what happened last night?
Do you know what?
There's a dog in Vermont that actually won the mayor's office.
His name is Duke.
And I would vote for Duke.
I don't even care what his platform is, but I feel like a Duke would do less damage to a politician on either side of the argument.
I do find it interesting that these politicians who are so critical of Rob Ford's lifestyle are the same ones, excuse me, advocating for these public shooting galleries for drug addicts and the taxpayer to fund drug addicts.
Like you got to pick a lane here.
Are drugs bad or are they good?
Because I'm over here and they're bad and people are victimized by them, but they seem to be the ones that want to like give them out.
Would it have been okay if Rob Ford used drugs given to him by the government?
Would they have then been okay?
I guess so.
But Ben Bankus, you know, he did so poorly despite the fact that he was endorsed by the human monkey hybrid made in a lab in Wuhan, China.
I don't know if you follow Ben on Instagram, but he uses the Snapchat filter where he's a monkey and he talks in a Chinese accent and he's the Chinese monkey hybrid.
But also not only did the Chinese monkey hybrid endorse him, but the Chinese monkey hybrid's mother, which was Ben in a wig with the Snapchat filter, also endorsed Ben Bankus.
But there it is.
Speaking of China, Sheila Gunread, I'm looking for where Mr. Gong finished because he easily, easily spent $1 million plus in signage.
You could not go anywhere within the city of Toronto with sometimes coming across, and I'm not exaggerating, 50 or 60 big signs saying vote for Gong.
Selena's Political Price00:06:42
We spoke about this yesterday.
Candidate number 44, how unfortunate in Asian culture, four is the bad luck number, equivalent to our number 13.
Eight is the good luck number to be 4-4.
Oh my goodness.
Maybe there's something to that superstition.
But in terms of money spent and votes earned, he received 0.41% of the votes, Sheila.
So 2,983.
What did he spend, like $1,000 a vote?
It would probably work out.
I would say more.
I would say actually more.
And you got to wonder, where was that money coming from?
I really want to see the audience.
What was that money?
I would love to see the audit.
Oh, me too, Sheila.
So our friend Chris Guy blew him away.
8,001 votes, 1.10% of the vote total.
And I will say this.
We didn't have time to do this story.
It didn't work out with Chris Guy's schedule.
But I learned just a few days ago that Chris and his campaign went out of the way to buy billboards.
They went out of their way to buy TTC ads, and he was denied.
And especially in the case of the TTC, in which ridership has plunged substantially since COVID, you've got enough money to burn.
You're not interested in people throwing money on your table.
Yeah, I know you're publicly funded, but you should, if you're selling advertising, allow advertising.
I don't see any kind of advertising code, Sheila, that running a Chris Guy ad would breach.
Either you love him, you hate him.
That's besides the point.
The idea to turn down cash money is atrocious.
So there you go.
And one more person in the Department of Losers, and this might be the biggest loser of all, Sheila Gunread.
Selena Caesar Chavenis.
254 votes, 0.04%.
Who's Selena?
Some newbies might be asking.
Well, back in the first term of Blackface, she was a member of parliament and a bit of a potty mouth as well.
I think we have a clip of our former colleague, Kian Becksty, trying to interview Selena on Parliament Hill.
I'll shut up.
Let's roll the footage.
This is unbelievable, folks.
Until he gets your office.
No, you could keep going.
You could keep going.
I really have nothing good to say to the rebel.
So I'm not sure why you're entertaining this line of questioning, but just wondering if you forgive someone who verbally assaulted you.
Anyways, have you been done?
Thanks for chatting with me.
Are you done?
Oh, big guys here.
You're done.
I mean, I can keep coming.
Did you just call me a pussy?
That's not very parliamentary language of you.
Do you forgive Justin Trudeau?
And so what?
Do you use parliamentary language in your bullshit that you put out on?
I'm a man of God.
Oh.
You know what?
Campaign.
Keen Bexty's best quote ever during his time with Rebel News, Sheila.
Did you just call me a pussy?
That's what I'm hearing parliamentary language.
Ian is a fiery young man.
And so it's really nice.
It was nice to see how calm he was because it made her look like an absolute lunatic.
She was to her credit, though, even though she is bristly and she has harsher words for rebel news than she has for Justin Trudeau or her fellow liberals who hung her out to dry.
But she was one of those liberal women who stood up to Justin Trudeau and she paid the political price for it.
And you can see it in the poll numbers in her run for mayor there.
It looks like the liberal vote coalesced around, quite possibly, Olivia Chow instead of her.
No, I didn't see anybody from the liberal cabinet or liberal MPs endorsing their former colleague.
They just left her to hang dry in the wind, much the same way they did when she spoke up against Justin Trudeau.
She said he was like screaming at her and berating her.
And I think it's so interesting to see that she's still this so ideologically blind where we're like, yeah, we really like that you stood up to Justin Trudeau.
And still she can't even say like, actually, Rebel News, we're one of the few people who actually appreciated what I did.
She still hates us.
No, you know what, Sheila?
I give her that point.
However, if you're looking at politics, if you're looking at a paycheck, I think she paid a price for speaking with her heart as opposed to her brain.
Maybe she could have worked behind the scenes as a member of parliament to try to bring about change because she publicly criticized Blackface.
The jig was up.
But she would have been easily re-elected in 2019.
So by 2020, it'd be full pension time, six years.
Instead, what is she?
A footnote.
Running for mayor of Toronto.
Now, I saw her two weeks ago at the mayor debate.
Everybody was happy to speak to Rebel News, except her.
I politely went up to her and I said, you know, please, I'd love to, you know, do a very brief interview.
And she said, oh, no, I'm so busy.
I'm so super busy.
This is like at a Thursday night when it was pouring rain.
I guess she had to go out and do all that door knocking, Sheila, so that she could amass 254 votes in a pool of 1.9 million.
Really, Selena?
I mean, you had zero time.
And Sheila, I was not going to be mean to her.
I was going to be fair to her.
And, you know, but she didn't see any kind of benefit for her and buggered off.
Support Independent Journalism00:04:35
And, well, the proof is in the pudding.
You didn't even get 300 lousy votes out of 1.9 million.
What's next for her political career, Sheila?
Obscurity.
That's about it.
Olivia whispers in my ear that we should hit an ad break and then we'll go into this David Johnston nonsense.
And then hopefully before we run out of time, because I think David Johnston's going to gobble up quite a bit, but I also want to get to everything that's in the YouTube headline.
But I want to talk about the hate crime that occurred in Leduc, Alberta, just a few short days ago.
Oh, yeah.
The day of infamy for Leduc.
We should wear some kind of like little ribbon.
What colors are left right now, Sheila?
Anyways, let's hit that ad break and then we'll go into David Johnston.
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You know, Sheila, I just want to say about that 1984 book.
Paul Ravoche is such an unbelievably talented artist.
I mean, you could see by just a few of those screen captures of some of his illustrations, I believe 30 in our republished 1984 book.
You know, Sheila, here, quick story.
You know, whenever the family goes out to a Roadhouse restaurant, you know how they'll have some paper and crayons.
It's really for the kids, but I always pick up my crayon and I've trained myself to draw a really good starship enterprise.
I mean, Lady Menzoy goes, whoa, you know, that's really good.
You know, and I, you know, I'm so proud of myself.
And I saw Paul Ravoche's, I guess, dossier, a previous work, and he had drawn Starfleet vessels.
And it almost made me cry because I realized it was kind of like I'm the best beer league player in the league.
And then Wayne Gretzky comes on the ice and it's like I'm putting my hockey stick away and I'm playing golf instead.
Right.
I thought, I'm a nobody.
I'm a nothing.
This guy's a genius.
I'm a Ham and Egger.
And I couldn't pick a better artist in the world, quite frankly, than to deliver those illustrations.
Folks, get that book, even if you've read it, reread it like I did two years ago.
Karen's Conflict with David Johnson00:08:13
I was shocked by two things, Sheila.
One, how good it was, and I had forgotten how good it was.
And B, or two, I should say, that so much of it has come true in Canada in 2023.
It's chilling.
It was chilling then.
When I first read it, it was 1979, a full five years before the actual year of 1984.
The only thing Orwell got wrong, I would say, is the setting and the date.
Yeah.
Yeah, 100%.
We have the Ministry of Truth rewriting books now.
Yeah.
You know, like literally rewriting books, changing movies.
James Bond is getting it.
You know, like we're there.
I didn't hear that.
What are they doing with Bond?
He's too much toxic masculinity.
And they're editing some Bond movies?
Well, they want to.
Oh, my.
Not Bond movies, the Bond books.
Unbelievable.
And you know, Sheila, it's funny, man.
Yesterday on the 401 heading into the office, I saw the most unfortunate vanity license plate ever on Alexis SUV, Karen 007.
I know.
I'm no longer using the word Karen as a slur because I feel like it is a racist slur directed at prickly white women, and I might be one of those.
So I'm no longer using it.
I didn't think Karen was race exclusive.
I believe it is.
Have you ever seen the term Karen leveled at anybody other than a white woman?
Wow.
Well, I believe this lady was Asian.
So, but she was, I mean, it cost her like $200 to get that plate.
I'm going to the Ministry of Transport asking for my money back, given what Karen has become.
Yeah.
We should get to David Johnston because he is Justin Trudeau's longtime family friend, vacationed in the ski chalet next door, I believe, but totally, totally independent, former governor general who is assigned to be the special rapporteur on foreign meddling, even though he was on the Trudeau Foundation when the Trudeau Foundation took money from China.
And he's the guy who's supposed to investigate completely independently foreign money flowing to the benefit of Justin Trudeau and the liberals.
Oh, Sheila, shame on you.
You forgot to add one more clause that the mainstream media always uses when it comes to David Johnson, quote, whose reputation is beyond reproach, end quote.
Impeccable.
Impeccable.
It's Lily White.
Anyways, he's just a couple of weeks ago, he said, you know what?
I actually can't be the special rapporteur, not because I have obvious connections with the Trudeau's and a serious conflict of interest, which is what a normal person would say.
But he said, it's just become too political because these opposition parties and all these pesky peasants are questioning my ties and my inability to be independent.
Well, he resigned and basically cried about it on the way out the door.
But now this old entitled curmudgeon, whom I didn't know enough about to dislike before, has released his final report.
And by released, I mean hidden it from public view.
So his report is, should there be a public inquiry?
He says no.
But even then, the reasons for no are not going to be made public.
This is absolute garbage.
This is banana republic stuff that they're doing to us.
Set up his selection was an outcome in search of a pathway to that outcome.
And then, of course, you know, like we know that when they selected him, there would absolutely be no public inquiry.
But now we don't even get to know why there isn't going to be a public inquiry.
We're not even entitled to that information.
Give me a break.
Sunny Way, Sunny Ways.
Remember that election speech in 2015 by Blackface, the promise this would be the most transparent government in Canadian history.
It's actually the polar opposite.
Sheila, at the end of the day, Blackface should never have offered this gig to Johnson, but there was still a way out.
Johnson should have said, with all due respect, Justin, I cannot do this.
I know there's no conflict of interest, nudge, nudge, wink, wink, but there is certainly going to be the appearance of one.
And that's damning enough.
I decline with all due respect.
And now, I love the karma here, Sheila.
Yeah.
His enduring memory is forever soiled.
This man whose reputation was beyond reproach, well, now it is a despicable reputation.
He was involved in a whitewash.
He was completely non-transparent.
He was, of course, in a conflict of interest, close family friend of the Trudeau's, being part of the Trudeau Foundation, having, I believe, his daughters being taught in China.
The conflict just oozes like slime out of the swamp thing.
So, yeah, it's all on him.
He just had to say no.
I mean, really, Sheila, did he need the money?
Is that it?
Are things that hard done by at the Johnson household?
But again, it just goes to show you: never, never hire a Johnson to investigate a dong.
Wow.
You've been working on that one for a long time, haven't you?
Yeah, that's where my opinion shifted from.
I don't care who or what this old dude is.
He can be Justin Trudeau's friend.
That's not a crime.
He can be a family friend, next door chalet neighbor yelling at each other over the fence that divides the hot tubs from each other in the Laurentians.
I didn't really care.
You know, he was appointed by Stephen Harper, so there was the perception that he was nonpartisan.
But how could that possibly be with his close ties to the liberals?
I didn't really care anything about him until he accepted this appointment to be the special rapporteur.
Because, like a normal person would have said, the optics here stink.
This is completely disrespectful to the process, and I won't be involved in it.
And David Johnson was like, yup, where do I sign up?
And that's where I'm like, actually, I don't like you.
I think you're awful.
And you are going to be part of a fix on Canadians.
And that's exactly what it turned out to be and continues to be.
Well, Sheila, I agree with everything you said, except one thing.
I didn't like your disparaging tone towards hot tubs.
As you may know, that is where I met Lady Menzoid the day before Valentine's Day, 1988, in a hot tub.
I think meeting people in a hot tub when you see them in an almost naked format is a very good idea before you ask somebody out on a date.
So I give a big thumbs up to the hot tub community.
I'm not a fan of sitting nearly naked in a tepid pool of chlorine and other people's filth.
It just does not even remotely appeal to me.
Not to mention the humidity and the chlorine just wreaks havoc on my head.
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can do so by going to rebelnews.com slash advertise so sheila um you tease this at the beginning uh something about the day of infamy in leduc alberta My goodness gracious, what happened?
Okay, let's talk about that and then we should talk to how they are treating people like they're just a bag of spare parts.
But anyway, yes, their tragic, horrific thing happened in LaDuke, Alberta.
Now, for those of you who don't know, LaDuke is sort of, it's an oil field town.
It's there's a major, I think what Canada's, maybe Canada's largest industrial park, NISCU, is just right beside.
It's where a lot of the drilling rig yards are and fabrication yards and mod yards and trucking companies, like where the supply side or the service side of the oil patch exists, is there.
And we heard a very tragic story just a couple of days ago that black tire marks were seen on a Leduke Pride crosswalk, leading to a police investigation.
Oh, no.
There are no real crimes in Leduke that we're investigating burnouts on a street.
Let's just calm down for a second here.
We called the police because there are road marks on the road.
That's where we're at here.
By the way, this is Leduke.
This is like, this is what people do in Leduke.
And I say this with great affection because I'm from Saskatchewan.
So we do much the same.
But I think outside of maybe Grand Prairie, LaDuke is home to the burnout at a stop sign.
You know, it's what you do.
You got a big truck, you got fancy tires, squawk them, why not?
They just happened to have squawked them on a Pride sidewalk and the police were called.
Mounties were notified.
Like, I can't even believe this is real.
Mounties were notified of the incident by the city.
Okay, so the city, it wasn't even the public, the city who was probably just like so proud, popped their collars, admiring the stupid crosswalk, were like, oh, it's been defaced.
This is my favorite part in all of this, though, because everybody is sure it's a hate crime, but they don't even know who did it or why they did it.
It could be, they didn't want to run over a pedestrian because they were distracted by the stupid markings on the road.
They're looking at this rainbow barf on the crosswalk and nearly ran over a pedestrian and hit their brakes and left a mark.
So I guess according to these people, you should probably just clip that pedestrian and avoid a hate crime.
But listen to this.
Although it is difficult to determine motivations of those responsible until they are identified, this act demonstrate a hateful and non-tolerated attitude towards the two SLGBTQ plus community.
RCMP spokesperson, Constable Sherry Lee Smith, said in a news release on Monday.
Okay, so you don't know who did it, why they did it.
You have no clue.
But it definitely is hate.
What?
Deputy dog, what are you doing?
Sheila, let's reverse engineer this back to ground zero, please.
Why is that multicolored monstrosity on the road in the first place?
I mean, why?
I look at all the highway traffic codes in our great dominion.
When it comes to marking a crosswalk where you should stop, it is exclusively in white lines of various widths.
How did this become a thing?
And it is a thing because, you know, Sheila, about five or six years ago in Aurora near where I live, I swear I didn't do it.
The green goblin could never lay A burnout mark on that, folks.
But I think it was at Young and Wellington.
Somebody did a burnout, presumably with a muscle car or a heavy-duty truck.
And Sheila, the way this was covered by the local media, it was Aurora's day of infamy.
And you make an excellent point.
How do you know this was intentional?
How do you know this wasn't an emergency stop?
How do you know this wasn't a new driver that got a little, you know, lead-footed hitting the gas pedal?
I'll tell you what I learned from that story, Sheila.
And it was a real shock.
Here's the infamy.
Not that there was a black mark across it, but the fact that the cost of this, I'm going by memory, it was in the neighborhood of $12,000.
$12,000.
How do you justify 12 Gs for that paint?
And you know what?
I guess they're going to have to repaint the one in La Duke.
And they're going to have a bit of a problem, Sheila, because that is the Pride Progress flag.
That includes the, well, I can't say what it is because you get mad.
But I'm just so sick.
It just makes me.
But you know that feeling in your mouth where you're going to salivate right before you throw up.
That's what I get every time you say it.
And I think it's just thinking about it, but also the words coming out of your mouth.
Anyway.
Anyway.
Part of the Pride Progress flag utilizes the color pink for the transgender people, even though they were represented by the original Pride Classic flag because LGBT, the T in LGBT is for transgender.
But you know what?
They're so super special.
They need double coverage and they're getting it.
But here's the thing, Sheila.
And I'm not making this up.
There is a worldwide shortage of pink paint.
There you go.
Thanks to the super producers.
There's the story.
They're making a Barbie movie and they've exhausted the world's supply of pink.
So what are the transgender people going to do without their pink color there, Sheila Gunri?
I don't understand how you can run out of pink paint.
It's white paint with a sprinkle of red in it.
I'm pretty sure there's still white paint out there, and I know for sure there's red paint out there.
So, um, well, I would imagine it's I don't understand this problem.
It's probably not a popular color.
You're not painting your house inside or out with pink.
These, you know, these paint companies, they operate on an industrial scale and they make so much of a not very desirable color.
And when it's gone, it's gone.
I mean, you know, you can't, you know, turn an aircraft carrier around on a dime.
So, um, and who foresaw the fact that A, there'd be a Barbie movie and B, they would want every set to be painted pink.
So I'm just loving this.
I never thought I'd be so gung-ho on Team Barbie as I am right now.
Yeah, you're in pro Barbie movie at this point.
Um, let's go to this was the one thing I wanted to talk about because that police statement is one of the dumbest things I've ever heard of.
Like we don't know who did it, we definitely don't know why they did it.
We don't even know if it was intentional, but it's definitely a hate crime.
Thanks, cops.
Yeah.
In the meantime, somebody called forensic files.
Good job, LaDuke Arsian.
Let's quickly talk about this organ harvesting problem that they have with MAID, and then we'll talk about the censorship legislation that they want to use to force broadcasters to push even more woke nonsense.
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Although we briefly touched on it the other day, but we'll talk about it again.
Why?
Because it's in the headline.
I don't want the email.
So let's just really quickly talk about this.
What happens to the organs of people who choose medically assisted deaths or euthanasia, government sanctioned suicide, if we're avoiding Orwellian speak.
So in Canada, you don't have to be terminally ill to access medically assisted death.
You can be chronically ill or in a situation where treatment will not adequately, I forget the phrase they use, but the treatment is not basically to the, I guess, expectations of the person being treated.
So if you are chronically ill or you might have MS and you don't think the treatments are working, you can just say, well, you know what?
I'm sort of done with this.
Homeless people, people who are experiencing chronic homeless, like chronic housing issues, not even homeless, but you don't like the government-funded housing that you're getting.
Eating disorders.
There was a bulimic who took her own life.
I mean, it's just insane.
And the government now has said that actually people who are mentally ill can access MAID, although thanks to public outcry, they've pushed that back a year.
Thank God.
But, you know, this horrifies me because people who are experiencing acute PTSD, that comes in waves.
It can come instantly.
And you might pick up the phone and get an angel of death pharmacist because it doesn't have to be a doctor who says, yep, we got you because they've removed the wait time now for a lot of illnesses.
But you might get somebody on the other end of the line who agrees to do to you the thing that you want to do to yourself in that instance that may pass later.
I've spoken to people who've attempted suicide before and none of them are displeased that they survived their suicide attempts.
And that should be very important to note here.
But another problem with all of this is the concern that people might be too quickly offered MAID instead of asking for it, maybe offered, because a lot of the organs of the people who are accessing medical assistance in dying are being harvested as part of organ donations,
which should actually indicate how well a lot of these people are if their organs are ripe for harvesting.
Like that, that's sort of something that's in the background of this.
You are not riddled with disease and illness if your most of your vital organs can be harvested and given to somebody else.
And so it's very concerning what's happening here.
You know, that's a brilliant point you've made, Sheila.
And again, more fodder to suggest they really haven't thought this thing through, have they?
They're in such an inexplicable rush to get people to check out that for health reasons, as you prove with how good those organs are, there's no real reason.
And maybe they're going through a mental illness crisis that can be talked off the ledge.
But no, no, no, just lie down.
Here comes the needle.
You know, we've got you covered.
It's despicable.
Well, people who are on the cusp, who are they are saying, you know, maybe I would be better off dead.
If you have somebody who comes to them and says, no, you have so much to live for.
You have all these people who love you.
We can get you treatment.
We can get you help.
That's one track you can take with someone who's having those thoughts.
Or you can say to someone who's saying, I'd be better off dead.
And that other person says, well, you could help all these other people through your death.
Wouldn't that be great?
Yeah.
No, I'm somebody who, like, when I die, I'm going to keep my organs all squishy and gushy and healthy as best I can and then just part me out like an old minivan.
I don't care.
I don't need them.
Take them.
When the time is right, not when I'm having some sort of acute crisis and somebody says to you, you know what?
You are experiencing these suicidal ideations.
You could help a lot of people if you weren't here anymore.
That might be the shove in the right direction for some people.
And I think it's tragic.
Shameful.
And speaking of the feds and shame, well, knock me down with a feather, Sheila Gunread.
The feds have proposed mandating woke requirements on broadcasters as C11 becomes law.
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Wait a minute.
You mean the broadcasting community isn't already woke enough for them?
Are you kidding me?
I mean, this is what I had to do a satellite radio, Sheila.
I mean, as the late, great Dick Beddoes used to say about some of the broadcasters back in the day, if they don't get off the air soon, I'm going to stop breathing it.
And evidently, it's not woke enough for Blackface and Company.
What's the scoop?
You know, this is crazy because, and I talked about this, I think I was with Adam maybe last week.
We sort of touched on this.
It's beyond what is representative, even if you care about that sort of stuff.
If you cared about demographic representation, as part of the CBC's license renewal, the CRTC is requiring that CBC dedicate a minimum of 30% of its independent English language programming spending to producers who self-identify as Indigenous, official language minorities, visible minorities, disabled, or LGBTQ.
Unbelievable.
The percentage of dedicated funds will increase to 35% in 2026.
So I pulled the numbers when I was talking to Adam, and it's well under 30% of Canadians who identify as being minority.
And that's self-identification as minority, by the way.
Those could be furries in the mix for all we know.
But this is overrepresentation in the culture.
And they're making it contingent on your license renewal.
So if you want to be broadcasting, you have to be shoehorning what?
LGBTQ characters into Murdoch mysteries.
How does that make sense?
So Sheila, if the CBC were to run, say, reruns of MASH, would the character Klinger qualify as an LGBTQ character?
Because remember, he was dressing up as a woman all the time to get a Section 8 and get sent home.
Of course, these days you dress up like that and you're promoted to an admiral.
He was pretending to be crazy.
And now you're pretending to be sane when you do that.
That's right.
But you know, the first thing that jumped out at me when you read the lead of that story, Sheila, was this.
It's the English language CBC network that must be beholden to that.
Why is there a different standard for the French language Radio Canada?
Can anyone explain that?
I mean, are they playing, because maybe that sort of stuff doesn't fly that much in Quebec and they're playing the distinct society card.
And so you get a get out of jail free card?
Because really, what's the difference?
You know, there's English and there's French, but evidently there's some nuance here with the federal government that only the English service has to molly caudal these regulations and not the French service.
Why is that?
A lot of things you can do in Quebec that if you did it in Calgary, you would be accused of being some sort of bigot, including, you know, their ban on religious symbols in the public sector.
If you tried that down at Calgary City Hall, you would be just scorched.
This is, I should read this from the government's regulatory proposal.
A lot of acronyms in here.
The broadcasting system should serve the interests of all Canadians.
Part of this is recognizing. and overcoming the challenges faced by certain Canadians, including Indigenous persons, black and other racialized persons, Canadians of diverse ethno-cultural backgrounds, members of OLCMs.
I have no idea what that is.
I'm sorry.
Persons with disabilities, members of the two SLGPTQI plus communities, women.
We're just in there.
Women?
I don't know.
I feel like we're in charge of the CBC.
So I'm not sure we're, you know, persecuted minorities down at the CBC.
Catherine Tate can run the CBC and live in New York anyways.
And members of other equity seeking groups.
What does that even mean?
Reads the government's regulatory proposal.
I can tell you this, Sheila.
I can tell you one uber popular TV sitcom that will now never see the light of day on CBC is Friends.
I mean, you may as well be showing up propaganda tape for the Aryan nations.
It's so white.
But the point I want to make is this, Sheila.
If there's diversity in a series that comes along organically or originally, whatever, I'm fine with that.
Who in their right mind, what reasonable person wouldn't be fine with that?
But you know what I want first and foremost?
I want good content, not necessarily mandated diverse content.
If I get good content and diversity is part of that, that's great.
But that is the prime directive on this Spock's birthday.
Good content.
Good job, David.
Great job.
I had to wiggle that.
Great job bringing the show full circle.
By the way, I just Googled it and that OLMCs, although I said OLCMs because nobody knows the acronym, it's the government's term for official language minority communities.
You know, all the more reason, Sheila, that people have to read 1984, all these names of government organizations, just like in 1984, the Ministry of Truth, well, it's really a ministry of propaganda.
You never ever want to end up in the Ministry of Love, Sheila, because you go to room 101 and you get tortured to death with rats.
Spoiler alert, I suppose.
So, yeah, you know, again, it's more of this draconian control of our content in the name of wokeism.
Much like, you know, and I have a piece coming up later this week, folks, and I went to Pearson Airport to do some investigation.
The Canadian Border Service Agency guards were involved in taking in a drag queen strip show at Pearson International Airport.
Because, you know, Pearson Airport, the number one worst airport in the world.
Yeah, and I'm including third world airports in that list.
That's what we want to do to prevent lost luggage and canceled flights and lineups that are longer than the one for Leviathan at Canada's Wonderland on Dominion Day.
Yeah, we want to take the border guards off duty and treat them to a strip show by a Franken female.
Way to go, Prime Minister Blackface.
Sheila, we're running out of time.
Do we have any super chats?
Yeah, we do.
We have a couple.
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Have you heard about the Japanese government passing a crappy LGBTQ bill?
Sorry, I added the Q for some reason.
LGBT bill that resulted in an explosion of regressive leftist propaganda in schools, tanking the current administration's approval rating.
Yeah, I think this was unnecessary.
So if you look at the left, CBC Reuters, they call it a watered-down LGBT understanding bill.
June 16th, Japan, this is from Reuters, enacted a law meant to promote understanding.
What do you mean, understanding?
Of the LGBT community that critics say provides no human rights guarantees, though some conservative lawmakers say the measure is too permissive.
Japan, the only group of seven G7 nations that doesn't have legal protection for same-sex unions, had originally pledged to pass the law before hosting a G7 summit last month.
They said the law stipulated that discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation and gender identity should not be tolerated, but was changed to there should be no unfair discrimination.
Okay, so I don't see the problem, which critics say may tacitly encourage some forms of discrimination.
Give it a rest.
There have been crimes committed by impersonators in women's washrooms.
Former upper house president Akiko Santo told reporters after boycotting the vote in the chamber, we must protect this man.
It would be a very serious problem if this bill passed and the trend became that it was normal to accept anything.
Okay, so what they're saying is there are times where you need to discriminate by discriminate, choose, I guess, technically, but really what you're choosing is the idea that there are same-sex exclusive places, right?
If things are exclusive, then you by nature, the flip side of that is that you've discriminated against the person you're not allowing in there.
And what by changing the language of this to say, yes, there are some times, for example, where discrimination is necessary to protect the rights of the other group, i.e., women and girls, then that this is, they use the phrase unfair discrimination, because there are times where it is indeed fair.
It's actually protecting fairness.
And the left seems to be up in arms about this stuff.
And I don't even know what, like, good for Japan.
They did that.
I think they really did the right thing here.
But Japan's got another problem that they don't need to worry about this LGBT nonsense.
25% of Japanese people will never get married or really ever be in a relationship.
They have a problem of, they call it celibacy syndrome.
They're just completely disinterested in the other sex.
I don't know if it's too much soy.
I don't know if it's the idea that they're a very technologically advanced society.
I don't know what it is, but they have no interest in the other sex anymore.
And they need to do something about it because they have an aging, declining population where people are not getting married, having families, procreating, and they're going to have a complete and total collapse of their tax base because you need kids to replace that.
And things are going very, very bad.
That's where the Japanese mind should be.
You know, you're 100% right, Sheila.
Japan is right now in the midst basically of a demographic time bomb.
They are, well, let's face it, a very xenophobic society.
It is almost impossible to emigrate to Japan.
Which is fine if they were having kids.
That's all fine if you're having kids.
Exactly.
And they're not.
And they have a very healthy lifestyle.
Living into your late 90s, that's not uncommon.
So it's the upside down pyramid where there's more old people on top and less young people.
In fact, I read an article a few years ago, Sheila.
I didn't realize this.
Japan is one of the world innovators in robotic research.
And the end goal for these robots is for elder care because there's no young people to hire to provide the services aging seniors need.
I mean, can you imagine that?
But what I liked about what you just read was the fact that somebody had the courage, which we don't have with any politician here, talking about men impersonating females.
Who am I thinking about here?
Oh, yeah, Busty Lemieux, the shop teacher who is obviously mentally ill, going to class with his Zed club cup of breasts, which he claims are real fix to him.
Geez, you know, Sheila, I'd love to shift Busty Lemieux off to Tokyo.
Wouldn't that be something?
Him walking down the streets there.
I could just hear it now.
Godzilla heading for city center.
Godzilla heading for city center.
Boobzilla.
It would be boobzilla come true.
They would think he was some sort of horrible robot gone wrong.
Anyway, I wonder the effects of latent radioactivity on those boobs.
Anyway, let's actually grow some.
Fraser McBurney gives us five bucks.
Last Sunday on my way to our Hamilton Freedom Picnic, in all my life, I've never seen so many homeless people.
It broke my heart.
We are fast becoming San Francisco.
Who do we blame?
Governments.
Yeah, there's a whole host of reasons why you can blame the government.
You blame the government for not, well, for a lot of these people are mentally ill and they probably should be institutionalized, but we don't do that anymore for some reason.
And by the way, I read a whole book on how the study led to the change in perceptions about what happens in these institutions that led to the institutions closing and then emptying these poor souls out onto the street.
That was completely flawed.
It was a scam.
It was a scam.
David, I'll flip it to you.
I'll flip some articles on it to you.
But it was a complete scam.
It was doctors, a doctor and some subjects said that they went undercover in hospitals and said that they were manifesting mental illness.
But once they got there a day later, they said, actually, I'm feeling better.
You should let me go.
And they claimed that they were continued to have been medicated and not let go.
I'd love to read that, Sheila.
But none of it was true.
It was a complete flood study and it changed the public's perception about what happened in these institutions.
And one person who is part of this study, they didn't include his data in the study because he said they were really nice to me and actually felt better after I came out of there.
And so they're like, you can't be part of this.
And the idea was that these institutions are actually doing a pretty good job and they were sort of evolving with the times and they were a compassionate place.
It wasn't all like Nurse Cratchit.
It wasn't like that at all.
Anyway, of course, that was set in the 1950s.
But, you know, Sheila, there's another element here to Fraser's point.
It's a political element.
Hamilton is, of course, in Ontario.
And Ontario is not, say, Saskatchewan and Alberta, where Premier Mo and Premier Smith, when they're being foisted upon with federal regulations, they're going, no, we're not going along with it.
We're not cooperating with you.
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Meanwhile, Premier Ford, his best buddy these days, is Prime Minister Blackface.
Not a week goes by, it seems, where they're not doubling down to have a oppressor.
So as a result, there's no pushback.
There'll be even less pushback, by the way, with Olivia Chow as mayor of Toronto in what's happening in our city.
I believe the numbers somewhere in the neighborhood of one-third of shelter spaces in Toronto.
Uh, are occupied by illegal aliens, it's the federal government sending them down to Toronto and Toronto not pushing back, saying we don't have the resources and we have a homeless crisis.
Uh, and that's only going to get worse under Chow Too.
Uh, prove me wrong, but time will tell.
So there's that element too, sheila.
Well, and we have a provincial government here who says that we will be forcibly incarcerating into treatment violent drug addicts, which should do a lot to alleviate some of the public safety issues surrounding homelessness.
Um, we're taking steps in the right direction to deal with the drug problem that fuels, or at least exacerbates, a lot of the homeless issues.
So um, and we've deployed additional officers to the downtown because the progressive cities aren't doing it.
So the premier said, actually we're sending sheriffs, so you can, and that's great.
I think of the Tom Petty lyric.
Uh Sheila, you got to be cruel to be kind.
Is it Tom Petty?
Or did I mislyrick somebody?
I think it's Tom Petty, I don't know, but it is.
It is true, that is.
It is discompassionate to lie to somebody and allow them to languish in misery.
Uh, let's keep going.
Five Libraries FROM Odyssey, from Canadian Aussie, says David Mendes is the Bret Heart of NEWS Media.
The best there is, the best there was and the best there ever will be.
Oh, that is so nice, my goodness.
Bret Hart I love that guy and I loved his tag team partner, Jim The Anvil Nighthart.
I think that might.
That has to be in my top three like legitimate, non-gimmick tag team tandems, which is good.
The Heart Foundation even the name the Heart Foundation uh, just absolutely fantastic.
They complimented each other so well and that, what a, what a, what a phrase.
The best there is, the best there was, the best there ever will be.
I think Sheila Gunread says that into the mirror every time when she wakes up in the morning.
Wow, David.
I joked with my friend Mike the other day that I was gonna see if I could find the um, the background for like the early 80s um WW.
It was WWF at the time, like announcer stage with the shag carpet and it was like blue and silver background.
I was like, if I can find that without Guru Limon Soon sitting behind the mic, I would put that up in the background next time.
We did a uh, a live stream together just for fun.
But I can't find it.
I spent far too long looking for just a wide shot of that set.
Um, I might just have to build it myself.
Sheila, don't worry, my friend, you've given me another thing on my bucket list for when I win Lotto 649, F You money in addition to the Batmobile purchase.
We will build that set.
My friend and spirit, you know what I just?
I just want the shag carpet instead of my bare feet on the cold concrete floor, like the shaggy carpet riser was very enticing to me.
we're still talking about sets right here right yes uh we're done okay um Do we have any more super chats?
No, we're really done.
Yeah.
I better sign off before I get into trouble with Mr. Vice President again.
Well, Sheila Gunread, thank you so much.
It was a joy.
Thank you for filling in for Tamara.
Usually it's Tamara Tuesday here, but I imagine our Coburg Khaleesi had her hands full with something.
Thank you to Efren behind the board as our super producer, and of course, Olivia.
And thank you to all of you who tuned in, including those of you who gave us a super chat.
We really appreciate your generosity.
I'll be back here tomorrow.
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