David Menzies and Tamara Ugolini expose Canada’s July 1st carbon tax hike—no rebates, just higher gas prices—while mocking Trudeau’s "budgets balance themselves" claim. They detail taxpayer-funded immigrant hotels in Windsor ($10.5M lawsuit by Carrie Sakamoto over Pfizer vaccine injuries, including suppressed risks from a Privy Council memo), and contrast migrants’ bypass of legal processes with neglected veterans like Joe Lindner (four COVID shots before sudden death). The episode ties these issues to Orwellian policies like C-11, C-18, and pandemic-era cellphone surveillance, arguing systemic failures prioritize ideological agendas over public welfare. [Automatically generated summary]
You have tuned into the daily roundup on this, a Tuesday, July 4th, 2023.
Happy birthday to all our beloved American friends.
I'm David Menzies and my co-host, well, let me tell you a little bit about my co-host.
Do you know what, folks?
Today is National Caesar Salad Day.
And at the Rebel News Cafeteria, we have sequestered an area for Caesar salad only.
Yeah, we call it the Caesarean section.
Anyway, she is the she-devil with a special ass.
She is the Khaleesi of the greater Coburg area.
She is Tamara Ugalini.
How you doing there, Tamara?
Better now knowing that it's Caesar Salad Day.
I don't know how Caesarean section came into the play there, but nonetheless, here we are on July the 4th, which I want to say actually is the three-year anniversary from the time that I was first ever arrested.
How I ended up as a rebel.
I was a real life rebel first.
But yeah, I was strolling the beach shoreline in Coburg where they had restricted access arbitrarily due to the COVID hysteria.
And I guess at the time, there was this idea that outdoor viral spread was a scientific phenomenon, which we know, we knew then, but now we really know that that was never the case.
And in defiance of these arbitrary restrictions, I walked the beach shoreline and was subsequently arrested and detained and held in jail for approximately an hour and a half until I identified myself.
And then when you came, David, we did our interview together shortly thereafter.
Ezra reached out and offered me a job and the rest is history.
So that's a really fun time.
July the 4th is kind of like the Freedom Day anyway.
You know, we have our American friends to the south who are celebrating independence.
And I really felt that in my soul that day.
So here we are.
It was your own personal version of Independence Day.
That's right.
You know, became an independent journalist.
And we're so happy to have you, Tamara.
I mean, you know, folks.
Oh, absolutely.
I call Tamara when it comes to the COVID business.
She is a COVID nerd.
And I say that with all sincerity.
That's not a pejorative term.
She studies and studies this, looks at the fine print.
Quite frankly, the kind of stuff after page three, I'm already, you know, zoning out.
You're asleep.
And, you know, that, and by the way, I just, when we talked about this briefly in the meeting, you know, Tamara, what happened at the beach in Coburg, your hometown, was just an absolute incredible example of how insane the so-called public health, you know, operatives were trying to make our lives.
For example, that beach, it's not a very big beach.
They fenced it off.
You couldn't get in.
It was all for safety.
But if you went a little way down the road, because it was federal land, there was a beach there that you could swim in.
Only the problem is it's still water and it is thoroughly polluted by Canada geese droppings.
So you go in there.
You really want to go in there.
50-50 chance you're going to get E. coli contamination, but that's okay.
Go have a swim, kids.
And then even the beach that was fenced off, folks, and I'm not making this up, you could access it by going to, it was like a pier where the Canadian Coast Guard, of all people, is situated.
And you could walk down the rocks and assuming you didn't slip on one of those wet rocks and break your skull open, you could jump in the ocean and you could swim to the beach, right?
Oh, yeah, the lake, I'm sorry.
Well, there's this thing called riparian rights.
And so no one actually owns the shoreline.
And I think that's probably why Ezra hired me because I had done all this research on the lot lines and who owned what and if the town actually had the jurisdiction to restrict access to this shore.
There's riparian rights and then there's also, I can't remember the legal term, but essentially like a right of way where there's an easement that pedestrians and civilians had been utilizing this shorefront and that beach passageway for centuries, essentially.
And so to restrict that is legally questionable and as I've already mentioned, very arbitrary.
It was actually not the public health unit that recommended this.
They actually advised against it.
They said there, at the time I was attending all the meetings and I was advocating and I was delegating and, you know, I was doing all of the things politically that you're supposed to do to get involved, to have your voice heard in a democracy.
And it was all, of course, following on deaf ears, which is what led to my compelling of engaging in civil disobedience because no one was listening.
But the public health unit actually said that it was safe to open up the beach.
And if there was, I mean, of course, they recommended restrictions be put in place, but the full closure and fencing of this beach was never recommended to council.
And I think it was just a straight xenophobic display of hysteria because the Coburg Beach is a known tourist destination.
And every year, GTAers flock to the beach to seek reprieve from the heat.
And the council really wanted to keep the others away.
Remember, we had those color-coded lockdowns where certain areas were restricted more or less than others.
And so Toronto was always seen as this hotspot throughout the COVID narrative because there was cases and testing and the population's more condensed.
So this was all done really to keep the others, the GTAers, away.
And there was nothing more, nothing scientific to it.
It was purely that.
So you know what?
That's very profound and important what you've said, Tamara, because we were told throughout this bloody pandemic, follow the science, follow the science.
And here you have the scientists and the doctors and the healthiest officials on public health.
And they're telling council, no, this is a fool's errand to shut down the beach.
Yeah, okay, thank you.
Noted, we're going to shut it down anyways.
Unbelievable.
One last thing about this lunacy of this beach closing in Coburg, folks, is that I swam in a full suit myself to the shore and there was a bile officer there and I was walking up and down.
He was like my physical shadow because while I could go into the water, I still could not go on the beach.
And there's bio officers there, police officers to marry Ugalini.
Oh, the whole nine yards.
And I said to him, I don't want to get a ticket or anything, officer, so what's the rule?
And he said, and I'm not making this up.
I wish I were.
We're going by the ankle exposure rule.
And I go, what does that mean?
He says, well, if I can see your ankles, that means you're not deep enough in the water.
You're closer to the land of the beach and I'll have to give you an $880 take.
What is this?
Victorian England?
Don't show your ankles that scan.
Can you imagine?
And that's where law enforcement resources were applied to.
Absolutely incredible.
That was the same day my dad was arrested.
Yes.
Yeah.
So it was like a double whammy for the Ugolinis those few weeks there.
I was arrested, but mind you, I didn't have a whole crowd there.
And I just had myself and the teacher that joined me, retired teacher, together obviously very thrilling.
There's Mr. Ugolini himself.
What a legend with his rage hat.
But there's footage in that video as well of you jumping in, David, in a full suit, as you mentioned, and you lost your hat.
I did.
What a time to be alive.
It went out to sea, I guess.
Does the Coburg lake attach to the sea somehow?
Maybe there's a menzoid hat floating in the Atlantic Ocean.
There's some of the beachgoers anyway.
Oh, my goodness.
What a time.
Anyway, okay, so while we kind of get into some of the COVID hysteria, let's get back to what we're doing here today.
We have a full docket, as per usual.
If you're joining us, you can find us.
We're streaming on a few different platforms, Rumble, Odyssey, and YouTube, and Getter.
We will get into some more COVID nitty-gritty, I think, towards the end of the show.
So at that point, we'll sign off of YouTube because they're censorious thugs and we can't share any opinions or even actual data that goes against that safe and effective narrative due to their arbitrary community standards, which actually change every month.
So we will get off of YouTube at that point.
So I urge you just to head on over to one of those other platforms and join us there so that you will have uninterrupted stream.
And then on some of those platforms, you can send us some paid chats.
And that's a great way for you to engage with us on the live stream directly, us to provide some commentary or some feedback, or if you have a tip or anything that you would like us to read on air, I believe it's $5 or more.
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And also support our independent journalism at the same time because we don't take any handouts from the government.
We're not state-funded media.
And that is why we can continue to bring you truth to power journalism that focuses on accountability instead of just parroting the state.
So.
And nor would we take those handouts if all assuming there'd be a frigid cold day in hell.
Could you imagine that, Justin?
Which might be nice because it's extremely hot here in southeastern Ontario today.
And I got to tell you, it's working for you, Tamara.
I thought when I first saw you today, I thought you had one of those $300 Yorkville salon hairdos, but it's the humidity.
It's just the humidity gets this from going.
What a look, I'll tell you.
And you know, I got one last note on that.
Please, Toronto Radio, stop topping the news that it is hot, humid, and hazy, and that experts recommend you stay well hydrated and wear sunscreen and sit down in the shade.
I mean, we're not, you know, delicate, endangered flowers here.
I mean, I think we know what to do when it's hot, all right?
This does not drive you crazy.
It's like, oh, really?
Stay hydrated?
Stay in the shade?
Oh, golly, I would have been so much cooler if I had known that yesterday.
It's the nanny state rearing its thumb once again.
Speaking of nanny state, we have Prime Minister Justin Trudeau gaslighting Canadians, telling us that he's making our life more affordable.
Well, his government quite literally does the exact opposite.
Have a look at this cringy social media post by the Prime Minister of a G7 nation at that.
We're working to make life more affordable, deliver you the supports you need.
So let's go over the five different benefits we're delivering this month.
First is our newest benefit, which we recently passed in the House of Commons, called the grocery rebate.
If you're a family with two kids earning a low or modest income, you could receive over $450.
That's going out on July 5th, and about 11 million Canadians will be eligible.
Another one is the GST HST credit.
This is a payment that goes out tax-free to individuals and families with low and modest incomes.
If you're a single Canadian, you may be eligible for up to $496 a year, with payments also going out on July 5th.
If you're a family with kids, you probably already know full well about the Canada Child Benefit, which is hundreds of dollars a month tax-free to help you with the high costs of raising children.
Well, every July, that amount is adjusted based on your family income and indexed to inflation.
So coming July 20th, you'll get the updated payments.
If you live in any of these provinces, you'll be receiving your summer pollution price rebate between July 14th and July 21st.
It puts more money back in the pockets of families while fighting climate change and protecting our environment.
And finally, payments for the Canada Pension Plan will be delivered on July 27th.
If you're retired, this money is here to support you and will vary based on your previous income.
That was a lot of information.
And you can find out more about each of them at canada.ca slash benefits.
But at the end of the day, what you need to know is this.
You know, Tamara Ugolini, first of all, how condescending is he?
I mean, is it just me?
But that's the vibe I got.
It reminds me of the, you know, the romper room teacher looking through her magic mirror, like treating adults, taxpayers, as children.
But he said a lot, five different things.
Grocery rebate.
You know what?
You know who's going to benefit the most from that?
It'd be like the Weston and Sobe families, the multi-billionaires.
I'm sure they're doing cartwheels over this.
But here's the thing, Blackface.
If you didn't slap a carbon and pollution tax on everything, then those groceries getting to shelves wouldn't be so expensive.
We wouldn't need this rebate.
Number two, GST for low and moderate income.
Describe that, Tamara Ugolini.
Does that mean somebody like you and I who can't afford to, oh, I don't know, go to London, England and stay in a $6,000 a night room with a private butler?
I mean, the guy is so tone deaf in this inflationary, high interest rate post-COVID time to do something like that.
I mean, if I were Prime Minister, if I were the town dog catcher to abuse tax funds like that, it would be off the table.
Then there was the child benefit program.
I wonder if my two kids who are now in their early 20s, can they identify as children?
You know, underage.
Yeah, because you know, Blackface, you know, much like that burly, bald, muscular guy identifying as a female rugby player and putting a real biological woman in hospital with his hits.
Does that, you know, identification business work in a non-sexual orientation, gender identification fashion?
Because then I could use that money too for those kids.
Then the pollution price rebate.
You know, Tamara, just last week, went to see Blackface do a $1,700 a dinner fundraiser at a swank Toronto hotel.
If you ask me, he's overcharging that dinner by $1,600, $999.99, but that's just me.
And I couldn't help but notice, once again, folks, the SUVs are running 24-7.
Are they EVs?
Are they plug-in hybrids?
Oh, no, no, no.
Typically, Chevy suburban full-size SUVs with an eight-cylinder engine and they idle because, God forbid, that blackface with his Armani clad suit gets in and his arse touches leather seats that are not perfect room temperature.
What a hypocrite again.
And then the Canada pension plan.
Like, seriously, Tamara, can anyone, especially in these inflationary days, live on a Canadian pension plan allowance?
Anyways, that's my rent.
Over to you, my friend.
Well, it's so ironic that the government just give us all your money through taxation and taxes on taxes, which is what the carbon tax is, essentially.
And then we'll give you back a small portion of it as though somehow we're benefiting you.
And this isn't a positive.
This doesn't indicate that Canada has a robust, strong, growing economy.
This indicates that everyday Canadians are struggling to afford the basic necessities of life.
And the government must step in and intervene and issue these rebates.
And I mean, a lot of people, and myself included, would state that this is a stepping stone to that universal basic income, which we know the government has been trying to institute since the COVID days, where they gave out these COVID checks just willy-nilly to everyone.
I think $2,000 bi-weekly for six weeks, if I remember correctly.
And then there were all these small business grants and this and that, when people could have literally just assessed their own risk, stayed open, went to work if they so pleased.
If they didn't, then I'm sure there was others who were willing to come forward to replace them and the economy would have continued to survive.
So this to me doesn't state booming economy.
This is a failing economy where Canadians and the citizens of Canada are struggling to afford basic necessities and the government is going to be there as this saving grace when the root cause of all of this is their own policies and shortfallings.
I mean, did we expect anything more from a prime minister who stated himself that budgets would balance itself?
I mean, didn't he say he had a learning disability?
I don't know if we have that clip where he can't do basic math.
I mean, that's really, this is really embarrassing that this is someone who's ruling.
Well, we know he has an ethics disability, but you know, Tamaran, I'm not trying to be funny or mean here or anything, but that's an incredible quote.
The budget will balance itself.
Like, what did he mean by that?
I remember once asking Catherine Swift, formerly the head of the Canadian Independent Business Federation, she says, I have no bloody idea.
The budget will balance itself.
It sounds like something a child would say.
Well, I'm lost for words there because as time goes on, this prime minister conducts himself more like a child than a reasonable, rational adult.
But on this not on this topic, we have an article from CTV News Politics where the CRA, the Canada Revenue Agency, they delve into that specific rebate.
They're issuing this one-time grocery rebate on July the 5th.
And so about halfway down, they give examples here on how much you could receive.
And I'm not sure it's obviously based off of income, so I don't know what the cutoffs there are.
But if you're single, you could receive a maximum payment of, depending on how many children you have, $628, one-time payment if you have four children.
And then if you're married or living common law, you could receive up to $628 for this one-time rebate if you have four children.
But Canadians would be keeping that in their pockets if they weren't being taxed out of the Yahoo by this prime minister, his policies, again, the carbon tax, which he said happy Canada Day to Canadians by instituting the second federal carbon tax.
And as the Taxpayers Federation, the Canadian Taxpayers Federation said, I think they put out a news release.
Let me just share this so that we can share it with you on the screen.
That's run by Franco Terrazano.
Who does great work, by the way?
Great work.
He says here, there are no rebates.
This is about fourth paragraph up from the end.
There are no rebates with the second carbon tax.
So that came out July 1st.
Happy Canada Day to all of us.
No rebates.
And it's being added on top of the current tax because there was already an existing carbon tax in place by 2030, which is kind of like the end game date for net zero.
So by 2030, the two carbon taxes will increase the price of gas by about 55 cents per liter.
And that doesn't include inflation and the rising cost of gas and oil per barrel and all of this.
So how this is simultaneously going to cool the earth and offset global warming is really beyond me.
You know, Tamara, when you say when you're quoting Franco talking about the rebate being a no rebate, that reminds me when I was a child, late 60s, early 70s, devouring every Marvel comic book published.
In the letters of the editor section, if you could find something wrong, something wrong in the continuity, maybe the character's costume was a different color because of some printing error, you could write in, alert them.
And if they verified that it was wrong, they would give you a no prize.
And as a kid, I was too stupid to understand what the joke is because I would study these comics thinking, I want to win a no prize, not realizing that was the gag.
You're getting no prize.
Much like Trudeau said you're getting a rebate and Franco's going, uh-uh, it's no rebate.
It's nothing coming back to you.
This is disgraceful.
Yeah, yeah.
And we have a super chat here from Snowy Roof on this topic, who asks, since when did the CPP, the Canada Pension Plan, become a government pension when it was the employees and employers who paid into it?
Good point.
And what is the retirement age?
Because they monkeyed around with that a couple of times, 65, 60.
At 60 or 65, you can apply for it.
Even if you're working, I believe.
There's just, again, it's based off of your income.
So depending on how much you make, you'll get there yet.
And that is one of the problems, Tamara Ugolini, in terms of the age benchmark.
When these actuary tables were set many decades ago, it was thought that you'd retire into your early 60s.
Pretty much by 65, 66, 67, you were buggering off to the great hereafter.
You were dying.
Right now, we have 70 and 80-year-olds climbing Mount Everest, for goodness sakes.
We're living longer because we're living more healthy.
And that has completely thrown out the viability of the pension plan.
Well, and the way things are going now, there are some Canadians who are out there who are approaching that age saying, retirement is a distant, far-off, perhaps even a memory.
We will never be able to retire under these conditions and with these measly payouts and payments.
But we have some comedic relief from our friend comedian Ben Bankist that we wanted to share with our viewers so that it's not all doom and gloom.
It's a nice voiceover here.
Let's have a quick look at it.
We're working to make your life as difficult and awful as possible.
So let's go over the ways that we're doing that here at the liberal government.
First is our newest benefit, the grocery rebate.
So essentially, if you're already poor and have no money and can barely afford groceries, we're going to send you like $200 a year.
Next is the GSTHC credit, which essentially is a scam.
So I'll explain it.
So not only are you taxed on your income annually, but of course every single thing you buy has an extra tax on it.
So we're trying to tax you as much as possible, probably like 70% after it's all said and done.
So to make you feel better about this absolute assault on your finances, we are sending you a small check for $200 a year that'll just make you feel good about communism.
The Canada Child benefits.
So what this is, is once we steal all your money through taxation and fees and municipal taxes, et cetera, et cetera, we're now coming for your kids.
So once we teach your child to be transgendered, we're also going to give you a benefit for that.
So expect another couple hundred dollars a year.
The summer pollution rebate.
You guys are going to get this based on how much smoke is in the air and that you've inhaled.
And once we determine how quickly your lungs are deteriorating, we're going to send you another couple hundred dollars.
That was a lot of information.
So if you want to read it all out, you can go to canada.ca slash your f.
You know, here's the thing.
I feel for the stand-up comedian community, Tamara Ugolini, because, you know, real life, like the front page is a stand-up script or a sitcom script.
I mean, the jokes that we are being delivered by our elected officials, bad jokes with no punchline, by the way.
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How does Ben Bankus and such make a living?
By the way, my condolences to Ben Bankus, he was one of 102 candidates that ran for Toronto Mayor.
And I had a little monologue last week, folks.
I was looking at the winners and losers.
Of course, the ultimate winner would be Olivia Chow.
She is the mayor.
Anyone from Anna Bai Lau, the second place finisher on down, you're the loser, the ultimate loser.
The city of Toronto, just well, you see what three years of commie socialism does to Hogtown.
And you gotta, when you look at the list, though, there was one other benchmark I thought for loser versus uber loser.
And that was one of the candidates that was running was Molly the Dog.
And 83 human beings finished behind Molly.
So if a canine, if another species beat you, and I'm afraid Ben Bankus was in that category, wow, how do you talk about that at a cocktail party?
Oh, Molly.
We have a couple more super chats.
I'll just read them quickly before we get to our next story, which is a David feature.
So we have $5 from Cool Beans89.
Thank you.
The host, well, let me tell you about him.
Yesterday, July 3rd, 38 years ago, Back to the Future was released in 1986.
I bought my first VCR, and the first movie was Back to the Future.
There you go.
Wow.
You know what?
One of my favorite movies ever because I really can't stand living in this woke society, folks.
And if there was such a thing as a DeLoren DMC-12 with the Uber Rare flux capacitor option, I'm setting those coordinates right for that year, 1985, maybe 1983.
That was a good year, I remember.
It was so normal then.
You know, Tamara Ugolini.
I wasn't born yet.
Well, I'm telling you, then, all the more reason to hop in my DeLorean and get back there and show you how reasonable was.
I mean, the idea of a trick question to a Supreme Court justice would not be, define a woman.
I mean, it was so normal.
And I know time travel is a science fiction trope and probably can never be done, but how about plan B?
How about we swing the pendulum back?
How about after all this nonsense we're going through, you know, with she males competing in female sports and drag queen story time and pornography in children's school libraries.
When are we gonna hit the wall and say enough?
I don't care if you call me insensitive or bigoted or a hater.
We're rolling back the clock to when things were normal.
That's right.
I use the new N-word, folks.
Normal.
There is normal and there's abnormal.
And the abnormal inmates that should be in the asylum are instead running it, I think.
Well, let's go to a quick ad break and then we'll come back to David's story from Windsor.
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Not only the rebellion of conformity, but I think the rebellion against state surveillance and censorship.
And so a lot of the times on this show and on our reports, we have referenced certain terms that come directly from that book, Orwellian, George Orwell's writings in what was a fictitious dystopian depiction of 1984, the year 1984 moving forward.
And so if you're not sure when we use some of those words like the thought police or big brother, the Ministry of Truth, that is a great read to kind of get up to speed with the way things have rolled out and the way that the state has acted, especially as Paul Ravoche, the illustrator, said over the last three years.
So I think that's buy1984.com.
And the book itself, I read 1984, gosh, I don't even know, 15, 20 years ago, probably.
I've read it a few times, but I do remember that it being very difficult to read because the font was really small.
The actual font style itself was hard to follow.
So, nothing in the book, in terms of the actual writings, have been changed.
It's just that there's obviously the accompanying illustrations now, but also the font and type has been adjusted to make it easier to read.
So, for anyone who's interested, I think it's a great place to start if you haven't already read that book.
100%.
You know, Tamara, I read 1984 in 1979, five years before the actual date.
I was in high school.
It was riveting.
And our big boss man, Ezra Levant, back in 2021, said during one of his monologues that I ask you, even if you've read it before, reread 1984.
I should.
And I did.
I bought a new copy, read it, and two things struck me.
One, I had forgotten how shockingly good it was in a haunting and heartbreaking fashion.
Secondly, I was struck by how much had come true.
That Orwell's only sin, I think, to Mary Ugalini, was getting the date wrong.
And the only reason it's called 1984, he wrote it in 1948, published the year the next year.
Orwell passing away tragically in 1950.
He had chronic health problems, but he just simply reversed the digits.
1948 became 84.
That's the only reason for the title of the book.
So his only sin was not calling it, oh, I don't know, 2022, and changing the setting to say Ottawa, Canada, and looking at what happened to people supporting the trucker rebellion, suddenly having their bank accounts tinkered with, having even ex-law enforcement having their cell phones bugged and their computers.
This is pure 1984 stuff, folks.
But it happened here, big time in 2022.
And now you look at the censorious bills of C-11, C-18.
Blackface is just getting ready to go full Orwell on our asses.
Let me tell you, please read this book and see the brilliance of George R. Orwell, you know, going back, you know, so many decades in terms of predicting what we are living through today.
It's even going back right to the beginnings of 2020 when the health emergency was declared, where the Public Health Agency of Canada colluded with TELUS to monitor and track Canadian cell phone data.
I'm not lying.
We have this as an exclusive access to information request.
And maybe we can show.
I just shared the article.
There's a couple of them, but that we've published at rebelinvestigates.com that highlight just how much TELUS was paid by the Public Health Agency of Canada, i.e., our tax dollars, to monitor your compliance with public health measures, including the lockdowns and the stay-at-home orders.
So, yeah, this was kind of the writing on the wall, which is a scary thought to think that something, a dystopian novel of this magnitude, could come to fruition in real time.
And sadly, we're living it.
Yeah, indeed, Animal Farm was sort of the primer for 1984.
Again, wholly recommend you read that or reread that as the case may be.
And you know, another good book by Orwell, too, Down and Out in Paris and London, chronicling that he was homeless in both those cities for years, struggling as a writer to get by.
I think that's what contributed to his bad health in later years.
And no, and he said something very profound about that, Tamara Ugolini, and it was this: that People look down at panhandlers, right, thinking you're lazy, right?
Go get a job.
And what he pointed out is that when you're, you know, going up and down the pavement 14, 15, 16 hours a day in heat, in frigid cold, in rain, and you're begging for bits and pieces of change, really what people don't like or despise you for is the fact that you're putting all this effort, because it is hard work panhandling,
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according to Orwell, for such little gain, you know, and I never connected those dots.
And I think he's right.
I mean, imagine if you and I, if we spent our existence living out on the streets, just walking up and down in all kinds of weather, trying to get by on, you know, dimes and nickels and quarters, it would be horrendous, I think.
And that's the problem.
It's too much work is going into too little payoff.
Brilliant guy.
Yeah, or you could utilize that energy and try to get a job.
100%.
But let's talk about some of the report that you recently went to.
You traveled to Windsor and you've done a few reports at Windsor.
You were busy during your time there.
But this particular one is about the immigrant immigration hotels.
That is right.
Windsor, much like Cornwall and Ottawa and Toronto, and perhaps worst of all, and I say worst of all because it is one of the most iconic tourism cities in the world, Niagara Falls.
Hundreds and hundreds of hotel rooms are being taken over by, well, illegal aliens.
In the case of Windsor with the candidate Chris Soda, he ran for Ward II, he lost.
But he took me on a tour of some of these hotels.
And I get it from the hoteliers or the people who own the hotels, folks.
You're getting 100% capacity for months and months and months, probably at full rack rate.
That's industry jargon for, you know, the maximum price, not the discounted price you're going to get on hotels.com or hotwire.ca and on and on.
So really, it's like that lottery ticket, cash for life, isn't it, Tamara Ugolini?
But the problem is, what is the cost of the taxpayer?
It's not just the accommodation.
It's the meals.
It's the clothing allowance.
It's the fact that, as I discovered in Niagara Falls, these migrants aren't getting around on public transit or even taking Ubers.
They're taking cabs.
That's the most expensive way to get around.
And it's all on the taxpayer tab.
And as I understand it for Windsor, most came through the notorious Wroxham Road crossing between Quebec and New York State.
And some were flown from New York to Detroit and they come over via the Ambassador Bridge or the Windsor-Detroit tunnel.
And it's just the fact of the matter is, Tamara, what is this costing us?
And secondly, are these really all refugees?
Or are these, some of these people, at least, I'm sure there has to be some, unquantifiable percentage folks, are they just people skipping the line?
They don't want to get in the line and migrate into Canada like everyone else, probably a process that takes a couple of years.
I understand it.
But you know what?
Why should we be in the process of rewarding those people who skip the line?
Well, and they disregard Canadian law right from the onset.
Does that sound like that's going to be a contributing upstanding citizen of our country when they disavow our laws and legislation right off the hop?
And as we just discussed, there are national, Canadian nationals in the streets panhandling veterans suffering homelessness and injustice after being injured in the field in their line of work.
And those individuals are all completely disregarded by this government.
I mean, another famous quote by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was, you're asking more than we can take in response to a veteran wondering why they aren't compensated for work-related injuries that they suffered while they were serving our great country.
And so this is just, you know, another nail in the coffin for failed policy by the liberals is this idea that we can welcome newcomers and diversity is our strength, but we don't have the support system in place.
Our economy is failing.
Our health care system is in crisis, chronically understaffed, overburdened, overworked.
And we have Canadians at home suffering who aren't getting any of this help.
And, you know, Tamara Ugalini, I spoke to a merchant in Windsor who deals with a lot of hotel employees.
So he was, he had so many stories.
Couldn't come on camera, of course, because we live in cancel culture and, you know, hostel La Vista for this guy and his business.
But one of the anecdotes stands out, and it was about a hotel throwing out a huge shipment of perfectly edible and fine food.
Why?
Because there were refugees from Afghanistan coming in, and the government ordered the hotel to make sure that everything was halal.
Now, look, you know, I'm all about religious sensitivity, but by the same token, what's that saying?
Beggars can't be choosers.
I mean, are we going to inject wokeism into this policy as well and actually be in a position to ruin perfectly good edible food because of some kind of religious sensitivity?
I'm sorry, that's not my bag.
And parents are quite literally struggling to feed their children.
And so this is the state of affairs in Canada where it seems like people crossing our border illegally are treated better than those who live right here at home who are suffering and struggling.
Oh, yeah.
And let's not forget, I'll never forget, when you quoted Blackface telling that veteran in Edmonton that you're asking for too much, that was just one year after Blackface had presented Omar Khadar,
our homegrown al-Qaeda terrorist who murdered a U.S. serviceman and partially blinded another, gave him an eight-figure check, $10.5 million of your tax dollars for being a self-confessed murderer and terrorist.
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And what was the excuse to Mary Ugalini?
Oh, you know what?
If we went through the courts and we had to fight this, this could end up costing the government 20s, you know, over 20 million, 30 million, et cetera.
Oh, suddenly the Blackface liberals are fiscal conservatives when it comes to this terrorist?
Give me a break already.
Well, and speaking of mass immigration and the repercussion of that, we recently had a dynamic duo, Ezra Levant, rebel commander, and our head of production, Efron Monsanto, in France.
And we have compiled a page there that you can check out all of our France reports from the last few days, Franceonfire.com.
But we have a video from Ezra himself on migrant youths looting and vandalizing a local car dealership.
So let's share that with you here if you haven't heard otherwise.
Ezra Levant here in Marseille, where there have been riots for almost a week in response to police shooting a 17-year-old Muslim man after an altercation.
I'm standing outside a Volkswagen dealership that I saw on social media.
Take a look at what I saw.
Well, I came here and the place is being smashed in.
You can see the door has crashed, windows are boarded up and they're being blocked by another vehicle.
And there's a man on guard.
Well, what happened?
Well, I spoke to the owner who told me in some detail.
A group of young people, she said as young as 12 or 13, smashed into the Volkswagen dealership and found the keys to all the cars.
Broke in, grabbed them, and tried all the cars, and they stole 42 cars last night.
What's fascinating is that she said that 20 of them were recovered the next day, just abandoned on the road.
They weren't even sold.
These kids were taking them for a joyride, an act of defiance at theft as a way to fight the man.
She said she's never seen anything like it, and that she's scared.
She said that in the past, police have had other altercations, but it's led to nothing like this.
I don't know what the future is of this Volkswagen dealership.
It's like so many riots in American cities where Black Lives Matter activists have a riot as protest to an African-American being shot, but they protest by burning down their own neighborhood.
This Volkswagen dealership has nothing to do with the government or the police.
It's a hardworking family that's trying to sell cars in a neighborhood that doesn't really have a lot of businesses.
They feel scared and victimized.
And frankly, I don't know if they're going to stick around.
For Rebel News, I'm Ezra Levant.
To see all our stories from Marseille and the riots in France, go to franceonfire.com.
You know, Tamara Ugolini, thank goodness Ezra Levant and Efren are there because, quite frankly, I don't trust how the mainstream media is covering this story.
But, you know, I think Ezra really nailed it.
This 17-year-old Nigerian that was involved in a police chase was killed.
It seems like an overreaction by the police.
We don't have all the details, but it is, you know, France's George Floyd here, if you will.
And like Ezra said, how did the cause for social justice in America get forwarded by rioters, you know, such as the members of Antifa and Black Lives Matter, which is really just the Communist Front, going into black neighborhoods and incinerating independently owned black businesses.
What was the purpose there?
Similarly, in France, I think there was a lot of blame to go around.
I believe when you have these migrants to France from, say, Nigeria or Algeria, that they are not treated as first-class citizens.
I think there's a lot to that.
However, Ezra in one of his previous videos said to some of the kids he was interviewing, do you consider yourself French first or Algerian or Nigerian as the case may be?
And it was always their home country.
Oh, Algerian.
Oh, Nigerian.
Well, if you're now living in France and you're not all in as being a French citizen, then maybe that is going to lead to some justification of not treating you as a first-class citizen.
What I'm saying is very complicated, you know, Tamara Ugolini.
There is a ton of blame to go around.
And let's not forget Macron on this and his policies.
So we're going to, I think it's ebbing out.
I know France has deployed the military.
And well, they should, because, you know, my heart, you know, that was a great piece by Ezra folks.
Here's a little mom paul Volkswagen dealership.
I'm pretty certain, I'll have to ask Ezra when he gets back, that they are insured for this kind of thing.
If they're not, this might be a lethal blow to the business.
But you're just trying to make ends meet.
You're creating jobs.
You're providing a product people want to buy.
And these hoodlums, these thugs come in, vandalize the dealership, take, you know, 40 cars for a joyride of only 20 have been recovered.
Again, is that all about standing up for the 17-year-old that was victimized by the police?
Or was that you just having a wild Saturday night?
Well, it's a great point.
And France has had open borders for years now with massive, as you mentioned, unassimilated migrant populations, massive unemployment.
And now they're rioting and looting.
Yeah, under the guise of social justice, I guess is what this all boils down to.
And somehow stealing luxury cars is supposed to give justice to this youth, George Floyd adjacent youth.
And then spilling into Belgium as well, right?
Well, what did that nation have to do with this?
I mean, come on, this is, I think these are opportunists in terms of the mobsters out there that want to take advantage of a situation.
They really don't give a rodent's rectum about that kid that was killed.
And I think that there will be another report coming out, just a wrap-up video on Franceonfire.com shortly.
So stay tuned for that one as they kind of did a recap of what they found and what they saw on the ground.
Because you can't trust even Twitter, social media clips.
You never know when the clip was published, if it was old, if it's fake, if it's revamped.
So it's really nice to be in a position to be able to provide you boots on the ground, journalism.
And so if you appreciate that, you can also chip in at that website, franceonfire.com, to help offset the travel costs of Ezra and Efron, who traveled very modestly.
We're already in Europe, decided last minute to head on over to France to do some reporting there.
So we always appreciate our viewers helping us to bring you that side, often coined the other side of the story.
And if I may add, Tamara Ugolini, unlike Blackface, we're not staying in $6,000 a room hotels.
We're not running up a tab of $100,000 on a flight.
I don't even know how you do that, even if you're to try.
It is the very base economic airline that got Efren and Ezra over to France.
It's typically BNB or whatever the cheapest motel is.
It's not some, you know, seaside view luxury hotel.
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All right, let's go to a quick ad break.
We'll come back to some super chats, but we will get into a COVID-19 vaccine injury story.
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All righty, so we have a new lawsuit that went out in Alberta.
And we'll just pull up our, we have a written piece, but I've reached out to the lawyer Eva Chipiak to do a video interview about this because I have some additional questions.
But the basics are that an Alberta woman files a $10.5 million lawsuit against the government, the CBC over her vaccine injury, and the vaccine misinformation spread by those entities.
So it reads here: following a thorough medical evaluation, Miss Sakamoto was diagnosed with severe and permanent Bell's palsy attributed to the Pfizer vaccine.
As a result, she has endured facial paralysis, hearing loss, vision impairment, dizziness, anxiety, depression, memory loss, cognitive impairment, sycinesis, which is essentially like twitches or jerk, like body jerks, sleep disruption, speech impairment, tinnitus, and vertigo.
So, in other words, her life has been ruined.
Seriously.
Yeah, her life has been ruined.
She's a Lethbridge mother of three.
Now, I have no, sometimes I barely function as a mother and I am a healthy, robust individual.
I don't know how you could even tend to your mothering duties, let alone work outside the home or do whatever you do in, you know, to make an income with these kinds of debilitating afflictions.
So, she's suffering from permanent Bell's palsy after, of course, she was told through government and state broadcast messaging that she had to do her part and was doing the right thing by following the incessant recommendations of the COVID regime to receive a novel COVID-19 injection.
And as a result, she's suffering these debilitating afflictions.
But just, I think a few days ago, I don't know the exact date, I can follow up.
This lawsuit was filed on behalf of Miss Carrie Sakamoto by lawyers Eva Chipiak, who some of you may recall as one of the Freedom Convoy lawyers, and James Kitchen, who we feature often through the Liberty Coalition Canada organization.
And so both of them have joined forces.
They're working with the Institute for Justice and Freedom for Empowered Canadians.
And they have named directly the federal minister of health, so that's Yves Duclo, the Chief Public Health Officer of Canada, Teresa Tam, Health Canada, the Public Health Agency of Canada, Dr. Celia Lorenco, Alberta Health Services, and the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation.
They say that they were negligent, provided information they knew to be false and or incomplete, and that they censored and suppressed truthful and reliable information about vaccine injuries which caused harm, permanent damage to Miss Sakamoto.
And we know this through the Privy Council office.
They put out a memo on winning vaccine messaging that essentially sought to cover up vaccine injuries, downplay the risk, to ensure that nothing compromised that safe and effective pharma marketing scheme.
And I have a previous report on that.
I'm actually going to do a follow-up because I have since been able to obtain the entire Privy Council Office memo done in collaboration with Impact Canada.
It is concerning the lengths and the behavioral science used to manipulate Canadians to comply with the vaccine rollout.
And this poor woman was subject to that, a victim of it, and now she will suffer the rest of her life.
Now, she has a documented vaccine injury.
She was compensated barely by the VISP program, the vaccine injury support program, that newly instituted vaccine injury support rolled out by the federal government shortly after they saw the influx of COVID vaccine injuries.
But it's not enough to cover the costs.
She's had to move.
The whole story is just absolutely insane.
The injustice faced by this individual thinking she was doing her part and the right thing and now is suffering as a result.
And you know, Tamara Ugalini, I can't help but notice the coincidence in terms of the figure that she's suing for against the government: $10.5 million.
So imagine that, folks, we talked about that very briefly earlier in the show.
Omar Carter, terrorist, murderer, self-confessed, by the way, so there's no wiggle room here.
Voluntarily, the federal government gives him $10.5 million for hurt feelings.
And here's a woman, as Tamara has said, her life is ruined because of this misinformation and this experimental vaccine.
And she's got to go on the offensive and try to make the government do the right thing as a citizen, a law-abiding citizen of this nation to get her $10.5 million.
And I think that's on the low side.
I think if this was being tried in a U.S. court, Tamara, the figure, I mean, for goodness gracious, you see hundreds of millions of dollars being given out to people who are driving with a hot cup of McDonald's coffee scalding their thighs.
It's a self-induced injury, if you will.
So the fact that it's $10.5 million, I know that sounds like a Lotto Max jackpot to a lot of us, but really, in terms of what she's gone through, I don't think it's that big.
And yet she's going to be fighting.
She's going to be in court for years.
Oh, yeah.
You know, and it's a disgrace.
The real injustice here is the fact that this is all taxpayer funded.
That lawsuit, any form of payout is going to come from the taxpayer's pocket, right?
It's not going to come from Teresa Tam's personal bank account.
It's not going to come from the CEO of the CBC's personal bank account.
This is going to come from the honey pot, the piggy bank of the taxpayer.
And it's Big Pharma who has made trillions on pharmaceutical products and arguably billions on this particular vaccine.
It's not Albert Borla, the CEO of Pfizer, who's going to pay out this victim.
It's the taxpayer's pocket.
And that's the real injustice here is that the people who are actually responsible, that would be Pfizer, just get away scot-free.
They've made their millions, their billions, their trillions, and they aren't being named in a lawsuit.
And that is arguably because liability was waived when those secret government contracts were signed in the fall of 2020 to bring this experimental product to the market and roll it out on a massive scale.
And we can't see those contracts.
That's secret.
That's hidden.
That's amazing.
All of it is amazing.
And we've covered it all.
And if you're not following, I would urge you to visit rebelinvestigates.com.
That's where we house all of our exclusive reports, access to information requests.
And a lot of this information has come by way of those requests.
So you might have to dig back in the archives or reach out to me directly.
I apologize, though.
My emails are a bit of a mess.
And I'll try to get you some of those reports.
But we've covered all of this, the injustice faced by people who are suffering vaccine injury because they were quite literally manipulated to do so through behavior modification and industrial strength mind control techniques are now suffering at the hands of this COVID regime.
And they quite literally called themselves in these Privy Council office memo documents.
They call themselves a regime.
So that's the real injustice here.
I think that this will come from the taxpayers' money, not these individuals will not be personally liable, even though they may be named directly.
They will not see any of a financial hit as a result.
And you know, Tamara, I truly believe in the decades to come, when this period of time is looked upon by historians and those books are written, I'm talking 2020 to 2023, it's going to be a story along the lines of the scam of the century, maybe the scam of the millennia.
In terms of, I mean, what we went through in terms of untold trillions of dollars of economic damage to the world economy, as you said, certain pharmaceutical companies getting away as trillion-dollar bandits.
It's going to make Brix look like a game of three card Monty on Madison Avenue.
You know what I'm saying?
This is, as always, in this business, you follow the money, don't you?
And you see who's winning and who's losing.
And the insidious part about it all, folks, is that some people took this experimental vaccine and they are paying with it in terms of their health and in some cases with their lives.
And yeah, I'm talking about specifically young male athletes, fit as a fiddle, destined to play in the pro leagues, dropping dead.
And, oh, well, yeah, you know, there's no proof.
I mean, it's coincidental.
You know, please, this is what makes this scam the most insidious one I've ever seen, Tamara, is that the human misery, the human suffering, and the human death that has resulted from it.
There was just a 30-year-old world-class athlete.
I can't recall his name, but anyway, yeah, the phenomenon of died suddenly is ongoing.
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But anyway, let's get to a couple of these super chats.
We have a quick meeting after the live stream.
So we'll get through this and not run too over schedule.
APP Guy 2004, app guy, I guess, 2004 gives $5.
Thank you.
I'm in the fascist state of California with Governor Nussalini.
Seems Blackface and Biden have the same notes.
Interesting globalist agenda.
I watch every day and pray for Canada.
Love your show.
Well, thank you.
As do I pray for California.
I mean, Gavin Newsom, he was one of the biggest shysters during COVID, of course, when he actually, do you remember that video, Tamara Ugalini, where he was saying, and it was aped by John Torrey, the mayor of Toronto, by the way.
When you go out to eat, keep your face diaper on, take it down, put a bite of food in, put the face diaper up, chew, when you're ready for another bite, take it down.
And then, of course, Gavin Newsom is caught at a dinner party with the elites, not a single one of them wearing masks.
Give me a break.
And I'll tell you, as we head closer to 2030 or 2035, when the California law breaks in for internal combustion engines will be illegal in the state of California.
Right now, that state already has roving brownouts and blackouts.
It has two nuclear reactors left, both of which are going out of commission next year and the year after, and there are zero plans to build any new ones.
Good luck when you get something like 14 million new EV vehicles sucking from that grid.
My gosh, you know, it breaks my heart because post-World War II, Tamara, California was the epitome of the American dream.
You know, Americans emigrated there, sports clubs, like, you know, like the Giants, the Dodgers.
This was the new, new world.
The beautiful weather, the mountains, the oceans.
And look what decades of Democrat meddling has done to this once great state.
I pine for it.
AMT60 gives $5.
Thank you.
David, I grew up in the 60s and 60s under a free Canada.
I retired in September 2021 under a dictatorship.
I miss the free Canada.
I was a tomboy and glad no one made me doubt I was a girl as no Soji, that's sexual orientation and gender identity teaching.
Yeah, my sister was a tomboy and I'm afraid for what she would have endured had she have gone through the school system during this day and age.
Well, that's very profound.
And I'll tell you, my friend, you were born at the right time.
Lady Menzoid was a tomboy too.
She hung around with boys.
She climbed trees.
When she was given a doll, she always tore the head off for some reason.
She just did.
Match made in heaven.
Well, then the experts are right.
Oh, it's just a phase.
She'll grow out of it.
And she became this beautiful woman.
Today, oh, well, this is obviously a boy trapped in a girl's body.
Let's get the puberty blockers going.
Let's arrange for the genital surgery.
Yada, yada, yada.
So that's how screwed up we are.
Again, more gris for the mill in terms of me wanting that DeLorne with the flux capacitor option.
Frasier McBurney gives $5.
Thank you, Frasier.
Corporations take us for idiots.
And apparently, so does Prime Minister Justin Trudeau when in that first clip we shared.
He said, this is a lot of information as though we're unable to comprehend what exactly he's saying when he details government benefits.
Anyway.
But you know what, you know, to Fraser's point, he's not done yet.
Oh, I'm sorry.
Go ahead, Tamara.
That's okay.
I was interjecting.
Corporations take us for idiots.
Black Diamond Cheese was on sale for $1.94.
When I got home, I noticed there was only 14 slices.
The last time I bought it, there was 16 slices, 21% less.
Never again.
Well, that is hiding and trying to disguise inflation.
I've noticed that, you know, the chip bags are getting smaller.
The bottles of everything from juice to pop are getting smaller.
We try to stockpile.
So when things are on sale, I'll buy a few.
And then, you know, coming home and comparing if you get a new bag now to what you bought maybe three months ago, it's shocking.
And typically, if you're not paying attention, then of course you'll be none the wiser.
Oh, I was paying attention because not only are these the days of inflation, Tamara Ugolini, but shrinkage.
And I don't mean the George Costanza of Seinfeld shrinkage.
You know what I'm referring to here, right?
You know, and again, thank God I met Lady Menzoid in a hot tub and not ice water.
Anyway, the thing is, we're paying more, we're getting less.
But I thought Fraser was going down the route of corporations think we're idiots in terms of big pharma, you know, marketing the vaccine.
The idea of a corporation being greedy, you could argue twas ever thus.
And sometimes to quote Michael Douglas from Wall Street, greed is good.
But what here was what was different during the COVID pandemic is that the corporations were aided and abetted by government saying, you have to take this jab or lose your job.
How many millions, and I know it's in the number, that number, millions of people grit their teeth, closed their eyes, took that jab because if they didn't do so, the means of putting bread on the table for their family would be eradicated.
That is what makes this immeasurably worse than just say some corporation selling you what is a bunch of snake oil.
It was the mandate that you had to take this snake oil or you would suffer greatly economically.
And going back to my earlier point, I couldn't remember his name, but this bodybuilder that just died suddenly, I believe it was on July 1st.
I've just pulled up an article here.
It was Joe Lindner, and he had another, he went by online, had a huge following on his social media platform, Joe Aesthetics, dead at the age of 30 after having, suffering from an aneurysm.
He recently went on a podcast and was discussing how he took four shots and had some testing done.
He had clots, things that you can't discover if you just go to a basic lab.
You have to request all these certain specific labs and blood work.
And then, you know, listening to this podcast that he did just recently, you know, prior to his death.
And then, of course, he has now succumbed to these, this clot, these clots, suffered an aneurysm and died at the age of 30, four shots in.
Terrible.
Now, you can see by the results that this was somebody who cared deeply about his body.
And it's beyond me, Tamara, why someone would make that, you know, take that chance, you know, do that risk.
You know, it's kind of like, I don't know if you noticed this during the pandemic, and I found this an absolutely fascinating sidebar.
When it comes to health food stores where you buy your vitamins, right?
Some were the most liberal in terms of, you don't have to wear a mask in here.
You know, we're not limiting the store to just three customers, such as the one that I go to in Richmond Hill.
And then there were the big carrots, you know, of the world where there's like security and they're forcing you to wear a mask and they want you to show your vaccine proof.
And I just think, Tamara, for a business that's all about, you know, being healthy and advocating vitamin C and E and D and a multivitamin, all the rest to build up your immunity, why they would be so gung-ho to be on team experimental vaccine.
Do you get that?
No, it truly is bizarro world, upside-down world.
Again, I think a large component of this was the manipulation, behavioral science tactics deployed on the public indiscriminately through incessant messaging, propaganda.
And as one interviewee who's part of a cult and has since rescued himself from the cult, he described it as industrial strength mind control techniques.
And so all of this was deployed on the population and incessantly propagandized them over the course of pretty much two full years.
Remember, the highway signs were no longer like don't drink and drive or wear your seatbelts.
It was get vaccinated on the radio, on the TV, on the highway signs.
Everywhere you looked and turned, you could not escape the messaging that was thrust onto us.
And then they downplayed all the adverse events and so on and so forth.
And here we are now suffering through the effects of this shot.
The health system is destroyed.
There's no money left to pay for them because big pharma is running off with its trillions and vacationing.
And it's the taxpayer pot that's going to cover it.
Hopefully, maybe.
We'll see, I guess, with this lawsuit that was recently filed.
Good luck to her.
And Tamara, you forgot, I think, the most insidious part of the public messaging during the vaccine period.
And that was certain cities and regions targeting children to get the jab, such as, you know, the disgraced mayor John Torrey using Pokeroo, which in itself was stupid because they were superheroes.
They used Superhero Day and get your sticker and you can be a superhero.
There was that too Peel Region using Brampton Batman.
Although that received so much blowback that they hastily pulled it, I could never get answers from Peel Region as to the real tangible reason for that.
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But I mean, come on, let's face it.
If there was a Brampton Batman, wouldn't he already have Mayor Patrick Brown in handcuffs?
But now we'll be there.
It was really sad what they did to children.
Anyway, all right, we're 14 minutes past the hour.
Oh, and we're supposed to have a hard ending, you said.
Yeah, 2 p.m.
Well, there you go.
Well, you know what, folks?
Thank you so much for tuning in, especially those of you who gave us super chats.
And they were all great ones today.
I've got to tell you, really cream of the crop.
Thank you to super producer Olivia for doing all her great work behind the board.
And of course, Tamara Ugolini, look at that hairdo.
Thanks to Toronto's humidity, the she-devil with the spatula never disappoints.