Pierre Poilievre’s July 2023 Calgary Stampede speech slammed Trudeau’s internet censorship bill, pledged to repeal "woke" restrictions, and mocked LGBTQ flag expansions like black/brown for race. Meanwhile, Trudeau dodged questions on vaccine mandates while announcing $2.6B NATO funding for Latvia—despite soldiers using garbage bags for gear due to vaccine injuries (10% of forces quit) and progressive policies like "toxic masculinity" training. Olivia Chow’s mayoral win, backed by pro-Beijing groups despite her past anti-communist Hong Kong activism, hints at future lenient gun laws and safe injection sites near schools. Liberal MPs Norm Mohammed and James Maloney hold Meta stock despite government boycotts, while Chrystia Freeland’s price-tag-free grocery visit exposed classist policy gaps. Canada’s military struggles reflect deeper cultural clashes between tradition and progressive overreach. [Automatically generated summary]
You have tuned into the daily roundup on this, a Monday, July 10th, 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 national Don't Step on a Bee Day?
And if you can avoid trouncing one of these precious little important insects, well, my co-host, she'll be thanking you.
She is the she-devil with a sword.
She is the Khalesi of Northern Alberta.
She is Sheila Gunrid live and in person.
What a treat.
Thanks, David.
You know, your introduction is a lot louder in person, that's for sure.
At least I can turn you down on the Skype when I'm in my home studio, but boy, the noise canceling really works well for people who work here.
I'll tell you, this is a double surprise.
First, your presence, because it's always a delight to have you in the studio all the way from the free republic of the province of Alberta.
And on the weekend, I could not believe.
Folks, I'm going to show you something.
It just arrived from British Columbia from a lady by the name of Eileen DeHaan, and she's going to be selling them.
I think this is the nicest thing anyone's ever done for me.
I've got to show you.
She made a wood etching of that t-shirt.
There's the menzoid.
And can you read what it says on the bottom?
Just give me coffee and nobody gets hurt.
And you know, I don't know how Eileen knew about my love for coffee.
I mean, the last time I had a doctor's appointment, the doctor said, you know, we're also going to look into ways to get you to cut back on caffeine.
No, you need a new doctor.
I didn't say anything, Sheila, but I was going, not gonna happen.
No way.
So look at that.
Eileen evidently is going to be selling these for only $250 plus shipping.
If you want a personal menzoid wood etching in your abode, Sheila, I'm shocked at her talent.
Look at this.
The level of work she put into this is unbelievable.
Like she has etched in all your abs that don't exist except in your memory.
Wait just a second here.
I think we went to the Dead Sea together last time we were in Israel.
So I know what's under there.
But yeah, it's crazy.
When I first saw it, I thought it was a painting.
But it's a wood etching.
She's etched all of this.
It's fantastic.
You know, and I just want to say, Sheila, yeah, we have our critics, we have our haters, but you know what?
Our lovers are the best.
They are.
Is this not the greatest audience in the history of audiences?
I mean, who would do this?
You know, David.
Who would do this?
Great question.
But, you know, so I think we should start kind of like a trophy room here.
We should.
And this, this could, you know, back in the Sun News days, I had the Menzoid Man Cave.
We do need a shelf, and I'll tell you why.
Last night we were at a documentary showing at the Church of God in Aylmer of our new documentary, Church Under Fire, Canada's War on Christianity.
And a lady gave us a gift, and I didn't get a chance to open it till I was in the car with F. Ron going back to the hotel.
And she had taken the pages of this enormous book and folded them in such a way that if you looked at the book like sideways where the pages were folded, it said Rebel News.
So it was like origami or something?
Yeah.
Oh my God.
I couldn't believe it.
Like the hours this lady spent making this gift for us.
I don't want to take it home.
I want to leave it here in the studio so that everybody can see like just the time that people put into these things and care.
It's very flattering, actually.
It's so nice.
Parents' Gift Revealed00:10:26
So Eileen DeHan, thank you so much.
I know you put so much work into it.
And if there's anyone out there that wants to buy one of the, I'm just so honored and humbled at the same time.
I just can't believe it.
Please send your coordinates and I'll send Eileen's email and we'll kind of coordinate things that way.
And there you go.
What a double surprise getting this in the post.
And here you are beside me.
Fantastic.
Oh, David.
We should tell everybody what we're doing here today.
So this is the Rebel News Daily Roundup.
It's hosted normally by David Menzies and he has a co-host flying with him every single day.
Sometimes it's me, but we have a rotating cast of characters here at Rebel News.
And it's a chance for us to talk about the news of the day completely unscripted, but it also gives us a chance to interact with you at home and you to interact with us and to support the work that we do completely willingly.
So we are streaming on YouTube, but we're also on Rumble, Odyssey, and Getter.
And if you are still watching us on the censorship platform of YouTube, might I suggest you migrate over to Rumble or Odyssey, wherein you can leave us a paid chat.
On Rumble, it's called a Rumble Rant.
On Odyssey, it's called a hyper chat.
And it's your opportunity to have your say, but it also supports us here at Rebel News and democratizes the show.
So if you have a question, query, comment, story idea, tell us a joke, whatever, put it in a paid chat and we'll do our best to read it on air.
There you go.
And I guess we'll get right off the top here, Sheila.
A lot of activity out in your neck of the woods, Alberta.
The Calgary Stampede, that's kind of a big deal out there every July.
You know, wonderful rodeo.
Do they sell the Chuck Wagon races?
Oh, yes.
Oh, that's fantastic.
Did I ever tell you that in 1985 I wrote?
Yes, yes, yes, many, times.
I just want to say this as an epilogue to my bull riding story that put me in the hospital, folks.
I tuned into a TV station and they were having the national rodeo finals somewhere.
And these guys, they don't wear cowboy hats anymore.
They wear a hat.
Some of them do, yeah.
And they wear a face mask.
Yeah.
And they have like a bulletproof jacket.
I had none of that.
Yeah.
You know.
Oh, you're way braver than today's bull riders, David.
Is that what you want me to say?
Yeah, I'm old school.
It was like the days when goalies didn't wear, you know, a goalie mask.
And, you know, I. Don't you play goal?
I do.
But I have the form-fitting mask.
I still wear that, but those days have gone.
But anyways, Calgary Stampede, I can understand Pierre Polyev going out there.
Don't really understand Justin Trudeau going out there.
What's the point?
He hates the West.
He's an enemy to the West.
But I guess there's one MP out there that he's got to go to bat for.
But why don't we throw Sheila to the Pierre Polyev clip where he's slamming Trudeau over his internet censorship bill and vows to ban his MPs from the World Economic Forum and is calling out digital ID.
Geez, Pierre Polyev is continuing to say all the right things.
So let's check it out.
We want debates.
I don't want to silence Justin Trudeau.
Often he makes my very best arguments for me.
I want everyone to speak freely.
We have Section 2B of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms.
To be or not to be.
That is the question.
I will honour the Charter, repeal the online and on-campus censorship and stand up for freedom expression for all Canadians.
Absolutely.
Freedom.
We will uphold freedom here and everywhere.
We will stop interference by Beijing and our democracy.
Canadians should choose their government, not communist dictators from abroad.
We'll bring in a foreign influence registry to track and expose any who are paid by foreign dictators to influence and manipulate our politics.
will ban all of my ministers and top government officials from any involvement in the World Economic Forum.
There will be no more mandates, no central bank digital currency, no mandated digital ID.
And we will recognize once and for all that parents come first in raising our children.
Their values should come before the government's imposition.
Justin Trudeau needs to butt out and let provinces run schools and parents raise children.
Well, Sheila, so much to unpack there, but the first thing is I'm really picking up a Clark Kent Superman vibe there.
I didn't recognize that was Pierre at the beginning without those glasses on.
That's so ubiquitous with him.
Is this part of a reimagining of Pierre Polyev?
Is he dumping the glasses?
Is he wearing contacts for some reason?
Because, wow, it was like, like I said, Clark Kent to Superman there.
It's rodeo week, though.
Yeah, what are you careful about?
Well, you can't be a nerd at the rodeo, but wait, what do you say?
I'm just you, you felt what happened to nerds when they go to the rodeo, didn't you?
Nothing he said there is even remotely controversial, though.
No, you know, and he's saying it on safe territory.
It's Calgary, where, you know, conservatism reigns supreme, at least for now.
But it was the first time that we heard him say anything about parents' rights.
And that is a shot across the bow of Calgary Mayor Jody Gondak in her city, because she's the mayor of bubble zone legislation against drag queen story hours at city-run facilities.
She's the mayor who's advocating and who pushed the police in the direction of arresting Pastor Derek Reimer for protesting outside of libraries.
Unbelievable.
So, you know, that was meant for Jodi Gondak.
It's a shame this is the first time we're hearing about this from Pierre Polyev because parents' rights under Stephen Harper were central to Conservative Party policy.
They were central to his tax policy too.
Income splitting, letting families know that they know what's best for their family.
They can make the decisions.
They can spend the money instead of the federal government spending it on families' behalfs.
Maybe he's coming around to that way of thinking.
It's a shame it took this long, but I guess, I guess we got to start somewhere.
Well, you know what?
Could be the election's a good two years away, Sheila.
And that is a super eternity in terms of politics.
But you know, you know how he will be characterized in the government-funded progressive social media.
Oh, he's a transphobe.
Exactly.
He's anti-LGBT, he's anti-transgender.
I mean, I was mentioning very powerful ad.
I don't know if our super producers can dredge it up.
I think it's a group called Mums for DeSantis.
And it's the narration is by Mrs. DeSantis herself in Florida.
Not a single word about gender identification or sexual orientation, just an expanded version of what Mr. Polyeb said.
Keep your hands off the kids.
And what do I see?
It's being condemned as anti-LGBT, right?
And oh, and you know, it's interesting, Sheila, I love this.
Florida, home to the don't say gay and don't say trans agenda.
Who said that?
First of all, there was never anything about that don't say gay, but they've already now they've gotten away with that.
So, like, let's just keep lying.
Yeah, so let's add don't say trans.
It's like you know, the pride flag, right?
You know, they have the triangle, and then the little purple flirt for the intersex people.
Um, I don't know what it's gonna.
What do you think next year's model is gonna look like?
I say we put an imprint of the kitchen sink on it.
I've got to take a gravel when I look at it because I don't know where to look, and it makes my eye jot all over the place.
I get vertigo and cars sick.
It's just so busy and distracting.
I know, I know.
And it, and the original flag, and I belong to the design school of Less is more, Sheila, whether it's engineering, whether it's graphic arts.
I gotta say, the original rainbow flag is a perfect design.
It's like seven solid, equal-size, multicolored bars.
But once they started monking around with it and adding brown and black for brown people and black people, but wait a minute, what does race have to do with it?
Oh, never mind, keep going.
So, um, the point is that LGBT flag already included everybody.
The T and T in LGBT is for transgender.
So, why do they need their own special triangle with pink and baby blue and white in it?
It does not compute.
But in any event, you know, Polyev will be skewered for that as being a hater and a bigot and a transphobe.
And all he's saying is that he subscribes to age appropriateness.
And letting parents decide.
Since when are parents' writes a controversial thing?
LGBT Flag Dilemma00:07:20
Yeah.
You know, apparently now.
But in these days, when we it all started, David, when they sort of crammed that, it takes a village to raise a child nonsense down our face.
It absolutely does not.
I don't want the village and their idiots anywhere near my kids.
But once people said, Yeah, actually, I need help from all these other people, you're inviting input from those people.
And here we are.
Now it's a controversial thing for me to say, ah, you know what?
I'll decide.
Absolutely, Sheila.
I mean, this whole it takes a village.
No, how about a mother and a father?
Yeah.
Or am I being offensive to a certain group of unhinged individuals?
You know what?
Let's go right.
That's a great segue.
Oh, before you go that way, you mentioned village idiots.
Yeah.
Just to show you how woke Toronto is, and I'm going back four or five years ago.
We had a downtown restaurant called The Village Idiot.
Yeah.
They got one complaint.
This is how it works.
From a village idiot.
I love when they self-identify.
And you know what it's called now?
The village genius, which makes no sense.
Anyways, go ahead.
You know, when you come out and you're offended because someplace is called the village idiot, you self-identified as the village idiot.
Good job.
One complainant.
But you know what?
If somebody said, I'm like the one person in the GTA who's offended at your name, I would have told him to get bet.
But these people changed the whole name of their business.
Yeah.
You know, and it's, by the way, it's a good restaurant, friendly staff.
Oh, I'm sure.
You know what?
How about this?
Just say thank you.
Concern noted.
Would you like fries with that?
And move on, right?
Just like the Sir John A. McDonald pub in Kingston, the home of Sir John A. McDonald, built in his building that housed his law practice.
They came to the woke mob and changed its name to our first prime minister.
Yeah, you know what?
I'm going to start asking people to show me their receipts for the last time they ate at these places before I start listening to them.
Great point.
You know what?
Speaking of village idiots, Justin Trudeau was at the Calgary Stampede, as he tends to do, doing some weird thing with his hands when he was flipping pancakes, by the way.
I think it was like anxiety manifesting in his hands.
You'll see some image.
Yeah, it was just.
Yeah, that's, yeah.
His hand is just.
He can't flip a pancake.
And he can't.
Like, look at this.
Get the help to flip the pancakes.
You've got to wait till the bubbles come through.
That's how you know it's safe to flip it.
The guy's an idiot.
But normally he has his hat on backwards.
We don't get to see his feet.
So sometimes his boots are on the wrong feet or whatever.
But he shows up to flip pancakes.
And that's when the independent journalists get loose because he's busy making a mess on a really nice griddle right there.
And so journalists have the opportunity to get a little closer than they normally would.
And so we had our Sid Fizard attending liberal MP George Chahal.
For those of you who don't remember, he is the porch pirate of Calgary.
He was picking the literature, the conservative literature out of the mailboxes, which is a crime, by the way, during the last election.
He didn't really get in trouble.
He was like, I think it had a spelling mistake.
I'm doing the Lord's work picking it out or some stupid stuff like that.
Unbelievable.
Anyways, there were arrests at last year's George Chahal pancake event because you arrest prickly critics in Calgary.
And so we had Sid there just in case something else went down.
So he was able to at least put some questions to the prime minister.
I'm not sure we got an answer, though.
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Your message of love for all, hatred for none, is a message that the world is in dire need of right now.
And everything you do to reach out across communities to build hope and positivity is incredibly exciting.
I'm hearing you.
Prime Minister Chrudeau, do you love being unvaccinated as well?
They're still dying.
Prime Minister Chino, how much money have you given Ukraine since the start of the war?
Chrudeau, does the mutilation of children in Canada concern you?
Are you not concerned about the mutilation of children in Canada?
How many of the vehicles here are electric?
Thank you for all your leadership.
Like I said, you are a huge driver of supportive change in this community.
And it's wonderful.
Thank you.
How many of your vehicles are electric?
That's a fun question, by the way, because the premier, when she met with him, he was talking about net zero.
And the Premier, right to his face, is like, yeah, we're not going to do that.
No.
Yeah, we're not Doug Ford teaming up with you and putting out.
I think Olivia dug it up.
So that question about like how many of your vehicles in your convoy are electric, that's a great question.
I pull that data all the time to see if it changes.
But yeah, she met with him.
She's being the boss man here.
And she basically told him, your net zero stuff, no.
And, you know, these vehicles exist, Sheila.
I guess.
Wouldn't you think to, you know, carry through the virtue signaling, you would have EV vehicles or plug-in hybrids or merely hybrids, but no, it's the polar opposite.
It is eight-cylinder fossil fuel, typically supersized, Chevy suburban SUVs, and they idle them all day.
You know, because when Trudeau with his Armani clad buttocks gets into the leather seat, it's got to be perfectly room temperature.
But you know what?
What kills me, speaking of all the SUVs and his entourage, Sheila, what I loved of that clip where the Royal Canadian mounted henchmen that guard him trying to blend in, they've got the cowboy hat.
And yet they've got the same sunglasses, they've got the earpiece.
I know.
And it reminds me, there was a second city sketch.
Weird as Beauty00:09:15
It was with Harold Ramos.
He was an undercover mountie and he was dressed in a business suit, but he's still on his horse.
Yeah, that's exactly what this is.
Like, look at them.
We are those thugs, right?
We all know you're cops.
And you know what?
I'm not even going to say they're thugs because some of them are pulled locally to protect the prime minister when he comes.
But just wear your uniform.
Actually, if you wore your uniform, people would be less inclined to approach the prime minister because you're in uniform and it's sort of a show of force.
Sheila, can somebody please buy Blackface a calendar?
We're in the month of July at the Calgary Stampede and he's going on about LGBTQ.
This was not a pride of it.
What in blue hell do the rainbow unicorns have to do with the stampede?
There's a gay rodeo, by the way.
Yeah, of course there is.
I think it's, is it an old?
Anyways, it doesn't matter.
I'll get a letter.
But there's a if the old rodeo isn't gay, I'm very sorry.
But yeah, there's a gay rodeo.
Like, nobody cares if you're gay in rodeo, by the way.
This is Justin Trudeau's bigotry of like, I have to lecture these rodeo people about being tolerant.
And that one question was great.
You said you're all about tolerance and love.
Do you love the unvaccinated now?
Or do they still have to be cut away from society?
No answer to any of the questions.
Yes, but why is this an issue?
Especially almost like what, 20 years after Broke Back Mountain?
Did you ever see Broke Back Mountain?
No, I didn't.
No, either did I.
I just didn't want to watch a Western where the good guys get it in the end.
Stop it.
Anyway, then stop.
Gosh.
That's a good line.
But let's find that place where the gay rodeo is taking place.
Yeah.
Did the horses wear like rainbows and stuff like that?
No, it's just regular rodeo.
I don't know why they're self-segregating because the rest of us don't care.
And by the way, do you know how the world has changed since Broke Back Mountain came out?
I'm not making a joke here, Sheila.
I heard an interview with one of the stars there.
I can't remember his name, unfortunately.
But he said today, if they made that movie, they couldn't have two straight actors playing.
That's right.
Hollywood would demand that it would be gay actors.
You know, there's no meritocracy anymore, even in acting, apparently, even though that was a positive, I would think, LGBTQ message.
But yeah, it's now gender politics rules everything.
So there you go.
It's Strathmore, I think.
Strathmore.
Maybe.
Oh, no.
I'm going to get letters from people from Strathmore.
You should know.
Yes, no, it is Strathmore.
I remember now because Derek Field Brandt went to it one time.
Anyways, this year it's moved from Strathmore to Stampede Park, or it was.
Anyway, there's like a whole gay rodeo association.
Rodeo doesn't care if you're gay.
Only Justin Trudeau apparently cares if you're gay.
But we should move on to everybody getting up in arms because apparently, if you are the premier of a province and you're attending an event where there's upwards of 100,000 people who attend every day, you need to make sure that all of those 100,000 people are wearing t-shirts that are approved of by the CBC.
So Alberta's premier Daniel Smith wore this shirt.
I'm squinting to see it.
It says, imagine being a young, queer person, the tweet says, in Alberta and seeing your premier, Alberta Danielle Smith, supporting stuff like this.
Okay, I'm not sure she's supporting this.
She's just at an event with a guy who's wearing the shirt.
She's not wearing the shirt.
If you look at the shirt, though, it states a biological, however inconvenient for the other side fact.
It says, thank a straight person today for your existence.
Straight pride.
What's wrong with that?
What's wrong with that?
I mean, if we're all about diversity, equity, inclusion, does that mean excluding more than 98% of the residents of planet Earth, Sheila?
Everybody on planet Earth right now is the product of biological reproduction between a female gamete and a male gamete.
That's how it works.
That's how we all came to be until we're just photosynthesized in a lab, which I think at this point we have coming.
We have coming, and we might deserve it.
Well, you know, you might be right.
And by the way, that is the correct term.
Straight, that's fine.
Heterosexual, that's fine.
You know what's offside?
Cisgender.
You know, to me, that sounds too much like sissy.
And that's how it does.
So please park that.
I mean, the first time you ever heard that term, cisgender.
I had to Google it.
Yeah.
I don't know what the hell are you talking about?
So this is a community that goes out of their minds if you misgender them or use the wrong pronoun.
So I'm going to tell you right now, stop with the cisgender.
We hate it as straight heterosexual people.
That is.
If you use that on me in public, I'm going to put you on blast.
It's the othering, right?
Like, so you have to make everything weird so that nothing is weird.
Now I get it.
It's like when you're in a room and everybody's loud, the whole room is loud, even the quiet person, right?
That's what's happening here.
So if they're doing weird things and they have weird prefixes to describe their sexual proclivities for some reason, like we all need to know, then we have to give one to the normal people too, so that now normal is also othered and in this strange mess.
Yeah, but this is a terrible example, again, I think, Sheila, of the suppression of freedom of speech.
And we did a story earlier where we went up to Stephen Lewis Secondary School in Thornhill, just north of Toronto.
And according to the kids there, if you wear a shirt saying there are only two genders, you're either going to get a detention or a suspension.
Meanwhile, a teacher allegedly showed trans porn in his humanities class.
It's a humanities or in humanities class.
And that resulted in some kids leaving the room.
I guess those are haters and bigots and transphobes, but we're still trying to get to the bottom of that story.
Do you find the world's upside down sometimes?
Yes, yes.
It's complete inversion.
Good is bad.
Gross is now palatable.
Weird is celebrated as beauty.
Ugliness is beauty now.
I know we're late for an ad break, Olivia.
I'm sorry.
But I was watching this Tucker Carlson clip.
He was talking with that British guy with the long hair.
That's his name.
I can't remember.
Russell Brand.
Thank you.
He did Russell Brand, and he was talking about inherent beauty.
And it is something that travels across all cultures.
What a culture will create as beauty might be different than what I might, but you recognize it as beauty when you see it.
It's undeniable.
Like Tucker's example was he could go see a Shinto Temple in Japan.
And while he is from like the northeast of the United States, he would recognize it instantly as beautiful.
And he said that because things used to be built by people who liked people.
So you could go see like a village council house in the UK, and it might be a couple hundred years old and built by a craftsman who had just hand tools, but you could recognize it as beautiful and made by someone who loved the people around him.
And he said, now look at government buildings.
You know, great line.
And he's like, they clearly don't like people.
And that got me thinking about the inversion of beauty.
It's a hate of humanity when you see celebrating, you know, morbid obesity as beautiful.
And or, you know, like you see people being labeled as beautiful and you're like, that face looks like a Picasso painting.
What are you talking about?
It's the hatred of humanity and the things we hold dear.
Inversion Of Beauty00:03:03
In fact, you're right.
If you are saying that a morbidly obese person is beautiful, and by the way, it's unkind.
It is because that isn't going to maybe shorten their lives and give them a premature death sentence.
It will, ask any doctor.
You dislike them if you're saying that.
And so, really, and this is coming from someone I don't subscribe to the media and marketing generation of what a perfect woman is.
You give me a hard time all the time.
Yeah.
I do.
You know, sometimes I look at you, all the weight you're losing.
I feel like shoving the jelly donuts.
I haven't.
Let's see.
But you know what I'm saying?
I love curvy women, but there is a line.
And when we embrace obesity as diversity, to the point that, can you imagine, Sheila, we have a genre now of reality TV.
It's all about fat people.
You know, the thousand-pound sisters, my 600-pound life, super-sized.
It's unbelievable how it's being normalized.
And it's not right.
But I gotta ask you, Sheila Gunread: Is there in truth no beauty?
Do you know where you got that from?
It's an episode title for Star Trek.
Star Trek.
Yeah.
Of course.
Or is it in Beauty?
There's no Truth.
Did I screw up that line?
I don't know.
Nobody knows.
Nobody watched it.
It's just you.
We got to hit an ad break.
Just go to an ad break.
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And I said, we will not bow down to your gods.
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Oh, I did check it, folks.
I got the title right the first time.
Is there in truth no beauty?
Objectors Forced Out00:15:08
It's the episode with the Medusian Ambassador.
Anyway, what do you think?
Great.
Thank you for that clarification, David.
We should go into this video of Justin Trudeau.
Sorry, it's speaking to reporters with Latvian Prime Minister.
Holy moly.
I'm not touching that.
And I'm not going near that.
Justin Trudeau announced a doubling of Canada's deployment to the NATO mission in the country, pledging $2.6 billion over three years and an additional 1,200 military personnel.
I wonder if they're going to have food to eat or helmets or sleeping bags.
More to the point, Sheila.
Is there anybody remaining in the armed forces in our great dominion?
They have a big recruitment problem.
We'll talk about that in a second.
Let's just watch this.
Sovereignty of nations, their territorial integrity, the rights of people to choose their own future is at the heart of why our two countries have come together today.
In my meetings with both the President and the Prime Minister, our top priorities were support for Ukraine and action we need to continue to take to deter Russia's ongoing and unacceptable aggression.
When Russia first invaded Ukraine in 2014, NATO allies mobilized and formed Operation Reassurance to establish a strong military presence in Eastern Europe.
Canada stepped up to lead a battle group here in Latvia on NATO's eastern flank beginning in 2017.
To date, hundreds of Canadian Armed Forces members have trained and served alongside soldiers from across the alliance.
Today, I'm announcing that we're going to more than double our presence, deploying up to an additional 1,200 members of the Canadian Armed Forces to serve and defend democracy and the rule of law.
These additional personnel will reinforce and enhance our land, maritime, and air capabilities and support special operations in Central and Eastern Europe.
This is part of a $2.6 billion investment we are announcing today, which also includes the purchase of critical weapons systems and support for intelligence and who gets the role, Sheila, of coming up the names of these operations.
This one's Operation Reassurance.
Does Blackface reassure you about anything on this market?
Yeah, I would think it should be more either cheeky or frightening.
But reassurance, like we got.
Yeah, I don't think of that as like a military operation.
Like Operation Chin Up, Tiger.
Like, what the heck?
But, okay, so we're promising a bunch of money.
But like a month ago, it was announced that we don't have enough military gear for the soldiers who are deployed, that they are buying their own helmets.
They've been buying their own modern ballistic helmets equipped with built-in hearing protection that doubles as a headset.
So they don't have the equipment that our NATO partners have.
We just have the old brain buckets.
We don't have the nice stuff.
And they said, given that they're taking part of live-fire training exercises, this stuff is essential for them.
They've also purchased their own reindeer vests.
What are they wearing over there?
Garbage bags?
We sent them with garbage bags and belts to carry water and ammunition.
Unbelievable.
And also, there's this drive to push women into the military, even though it's not a traditional, it's not a pink job.
There are pink jobs and blue jobs.
I don't want to be a garbage man, right?
But they're deploying these women in ballistics kits that don't fit us because our bodies are different, putting these women at jeopardy.
And so they're buying their own equipment too.
And so we can't equip the soldiers that we have, but we're like, we're going to send 1,200 more ill-equipped soldiers there.
What's next, Sheila?
They give out the marching orders and go, hey, guys, any of you play pickup hockey?
Oh, you do?
Okay, can you bring your CCM hockey helmet?
Because, you know, we don't have military helmets for you.
And what I alluded to before the clip: an additional 1,200 soldiers.
We have a big recruitment problem going on.
Who's left to guard our boundaries?
I think we're in a position where we might be ripe for the taking by Costa Rica.
And that's saying something, Sheila Gunread, because Costa Rica does not have an army, an Air Force, nor a Navy.
But I think we're ripe for the picking.
I'm willing to hear what Costa Rica's offering before I turn them down right away.
But it's worse than just deploying soldiers we don't have because we have a recruitment problem.
We need to talk about, as the liberals say, the root causes of that recruitment problem, and that is a completely woke leadership, a leadership and chain of command that I would suggest betrayed their military underlings, for lack of a better phrase.
I've seen numbers, and in speaking to the lawyer representing a lot of these former and active CAF, 10% of the active force has left or will leave or is quietly quitting or was forced out because of the vaccine mandates.
There's that.
So a lot of them are just quiet quitting, as they say, saying, you know what?
I feel utterly betrayed by the chain of command.
I cannot serve in this military.
There are other objectors that were forced out.
There are ones that took the jab and said, I'm out.
You did this to me.
I'm gone.
And then there are the vaccine injured because the military was inoculated with Moderna.
And Moderna is not advised for young men.
And guess who the entire military is?
It's young men.
And so, because of that, their vaccine injuries are manifesting at an even greater rate than the general population.
What happened to the military under COVID is an atrocity.
And it is absolutely no wonder they have a tough time recruiting people.
100%.
And Sheila, there's another component to that.
And I know this from some soldiers I've spoken to.
It is the utter wokeness in the Canadian Armed Forces.
The hair standards.
My daughter quit cadets because of the wokeness.
Yeah.
We want a trans-friendly military that gets away from toxic masculinity.
Toxic masculinity?
You should be thanking God that some 80 years ago in the Second World War, there was ample toxic masculinity.
That's what brought the Nazis down.
I mean, do you even know what business you're in?
It's the army.
It's all about toxic masculinity.
There's no one on toxic masculinity.
It's not rainbow unicorns having a tea party out on the front lines.
It's just again, like I said, I'm willing to hear what Costa Rica's offering before I turn down any offers from them.
Well, there you go.
If anyone's from Costa Rica, please drop your terms of surrender and Sheila Gunread will go over it with you.
Sheila at rebelnews.com.
I'm taking proposals.
We should move ahead because I think this is in the subject line or the headline of the YouTube video.
If it's not, I'm sorry, but it's still an important story that we should get to.
Pro-Beijing groups claim credit for helping Olivia Chow, Toronto's new mayor, win Toronto mayoralty.
She says, I didn't know, but thanks.
Yeah.
This is a tragedy.
And you know what?
Sheila, like all rebel news reporters, I think we're kind of like the umpire behind a home plate.
We call balls and strikes regardless of the politicians we're covering.
And I want to say this to Olivia Chow.
In recent years, she was very active on the pro-Hong Kong democracy movement.
For all of her socialist tendencies, she was anti-communist takeover in Hong Kong.
And then that group, which ties to Communist China, invited to an event, give her a gift.
And this is a group that has...
And she accepted the gift.
And it's a group that's denounced Canadian condemnation of everything from the excuses to the Uyghur genocide.
And then suddenly, what happens during the municipal election?
Yeah, Olivia Chow is now pro-Beijing Communist Party.
It's kind of like...
I don't know if she's pro-Beijing Communist Party, but she's pro their...
Help getting elected.
That's it.
And the attitude, Sheila, is, hey, it's strictly business.
I've got an election to run.
They can mobilize people.
It's a disgrace.
You know, Sheila, I went to almost every single debate.
Most of them I couldn't get into, got into the Zoomer one, and kudos to our friends at Zumer for allowing us in.
But we were there in the beginning and we were there after.
And you could not scrum Olivia Chow.
Even the mainstream media, even the anointed ones getting into the debate, Olivia Chow would not go to the post-debate scrumming.
In fact, Sheila, she was like the Arctic lynx, the so-called ghost of the north, because so few human beings have actually seen one.
I never even saw her enter or leave the building.
It's like they had her in a box.
He's stuffed her in his suitcase.
I swear, like, where is this woman?
And she's usually wearing the most vibrant red or yellow dresses.
Like, how could I miss her?
That's very CCP signaling, by the way.
That's true.
I never thought about that.
Holy subliminal assets.
But it was like the Joe Biden campaign blueprint.
Stay in the basement for the election campaign.
In your social distancing circle.
And you know what?
It worked for her.
And all the unions coming to campaign for her and name recognition.
Oh, John Torrey, you have really dropped a bomb on this city because the next three years under Comrade Chow, Sheila.
Listen, prove me wrong, Olivia.
Prove me wrong.
But I think we're going to see safe injection sites, homeless encampments in parks, defunding the police.
It's going to be Portland North.
This is a tragedy in the making.
You know, that's a good segue into the next thing we should talk about.
And this is one of the things that you really wanted to talk about.
And that is the woman who was seriously injured in a shooting.
Straight bullet hit a completely innocent lady in Toronto.
Now, the liberals will tell you that I did that by virtue of being a gun owner.
I contribute to the gun violence in Toronto, but it's not.
It's gangs and this sympathy for the devil that progressives have in progressive cities, that all evidence be damned.
You have to pursue these progressive policies because it's compassion for the downtrodden and the underprivileged.
But at the end of the day, it's getting people seriously hurt and killed and their families, their innocent families are suffering because of it.
And what is being ignored by the vast majority of the mainstream media about this story?
Oh, they're not ignoring it.
They know it exists.
They're not publishing it.
Covering it up is the fact that this happened very close to a so-called safe injection site.
It's not all that safe, is it?
No, there's no truth in advertising there.
And even here's my question to you, progressives: even if you believe that's the way to go, have a safe injection site for all these hardcore drugs, which by the way, some of the people getting those drugs, they're not even using them.
They're selling them and they get into turf battles, which is what is suspected happened here.
But even if you believe that, you're on Team Chow or Team Portland.
Riddle me this: Do you think it's a good idea in all the square kilometers that Toronto encompasses to put a safe injection site right near a daycare center?
Because that's where that is.
That's outrageous.
How could you be so flagrant in terms of safety?
You know, Sheila, that community, they're always saying, oh, it's all about public safety.
It's all, you know, when it comes to pronouns and gender.
Is it a word?
Is it word?
If any of this were about public safety, one of these safe injection sites would be next door to Olivia Chow's house.
But they are never where the decision makers live.
They are put in our communities, or in Edmonton's case, they were putting them in Chinatown as the Chinese Business Association was struggling to clean up its neighborhood, working so hard to make their community a safe place.
And the white liberals on city council were just shoehorning all these safe injection sites into their communities and creating just a complete black hole of social decay that sucks everything in around it.
Why target Chinatown?
I don't understand.
Because it's right downtown, literally right downtown.
Wow.
You know, it's unbelievable that, and that's a sector just coming out of COVID.
The food service business, I can tell you this, folks, for someone who covered it for seven years, hardest business in the world to make a living in.
80% of restaurants go out of business in the first three years.
And then you get past COVID, and what happens?
City Council goes, oh, here's a lifeline, which is more like a 14,000-pound anchor.
We're going to put safe injections.
I mean, what does that have to do with the inherent aesthetics of a Chinatown?
I don't know.
And now, like they're saying, maybe, maybe it was a road rage incident.
I don't know.
Why Target Chinatown?00:17:18
Oh, no, Sheila.
See, and I'm not blaming you, my friend.
That is the most recent gun.
Oh, okay.
So sorry.
Yeah.
Sorry, I didn't realize just how much of a hellhole parts of Toronto are becoming.
And that's no aspersions cast on the good people forced to live in Toronto.
That's your politicians doing that to you.
And that happened at Young and Blueer, perhaps the second busiest intersection in downtown Toronto.
I know.
And it started out as stunt driving and it ended up with like the shootout at the OK Corral.
And by the way, I'm the kind of cat that I'm used to maybe receiving or giving the finger, and that's it.
Okay.
Where did guns come into play when it comes to that guy cut me off?
You know, that's why you really can't make waves, I don't think, in this city anymore, Sheila.
You got to say, you know, that guy's a real D-bag, but if I get the finger, does he have something in the glove box other than the owner's manual?
Again, the anti-gun cuckaloos are going to be like, see, this is why we have to get rid of handguns.
Yeah.
And I'm like, I have to call somebody and ask permission before I can take my handgun out of the safe, go directly to the range or the gunsmith, and come directly back.
I have to report to the government before I do that.
I go through daily background checks.
The guy with his illegally trafficked gun in his glove box is not going through the same steps I have.
So they can snatch all my guns, but that guy's still going to have his.
Oh, yeah, I'm sure that guy in the black SUV, he's somebody from Saskatchewan.
Oh, yes, And he took out his rifle.
His long gun.
Yeah.
Pulled it out of the glove box.
I shouldn't be laughing, but you know.
This is not what liberals think, though.
Yeah, inside I'm crying, let me tell you.
Well, you know what, Sheila?
We should, because we're running out of time.
Do we have any super chats yet?
I'm just checking right now.
Paid chats.
David Dave Shrigley has rounded them up for us.
Oh, thank you.
Let's see.
He's a goaltender, too.
No, we've got Wonder Woman Wells gives us five bucks and says, oh, my dear mighty menzoid.
Yeah.
I love it.
Keep going.
You deserve this rumble rant for the get it in the end joke.
LOL.
You know, you might have to send him more money because you might end up unemployed over that joke.
Again, that is my favorite name of all our audience, at least the female side, Sheila, because Wonder Woman, hey, that's got to be the sexiest superheroine in the DC universe.
Well, I know there's an argument for Power Girl, but she might be a little over the top, no pun intended.
And of course, Wells, I think of Don Wells.
And the correct answer, folks, Marianne or Ginger, it's Marianne.
I'm telling you.
Really?
You know what?
It's one of the, I was just speaking to somebody the other day about this.
You asked woman that question.
What would a man go for?
Ginger or Marianne?
Nine out of ten women say Ginger, like that.
Yeah.
Nine out of ten men say Mary Ann.
And we think you're lying to us when you say Mary Ann because we feel like you're trying to spare our feelings by picking the girl next door.
You know Ginger is high maintenance.
Oh, for sure.
She would clean out your bank account so fast.
She would throw out all your clothes and dress you in her clothes.
You'd have a house full of little mop dogs for sure.
And Marianne, there's something.
I can't say it on the live stream.
Don't say it.
There are many things you say on the live stream.
You should not.
Unlike Ginger, you know Marianne can cook a delicious dinner for you.
You just know it.
Whereas Ginger, she would complain about, you know, having to call Uber Eat.
Well, that's the thing.
I feel like one of them would probably be a good mother to your children and the other one just has dogs.
Well, there you go.
And if you're a man out there watching and you're getting these Gilligans Island references, if you are a fan of Ginger over Marianne, please explain why.
Of course, the real smart choice of all is Mrs. Howell.
She is a multi-millionaire.
Right.
Maybe I might have to do it.
You can say the announce Nicole wrote.
You know exactly what I'm talking about, David.
Unbelievable.
While we wait for maybe a couple more rants to come in, we've got actually a little bit more time.
I want to touch on this one because it is so careful what you wish for, jerks, because you just might get it.
Blacklocks Reporter reported it last Friday, but we never got around to talking about it.
And I love it.
So as it would turn out, the liberals who are currently fighting with Facebook because Facebook says, you're going to extort us, are you?
Well, then we're just not going to allow sharing of Canadian news to our platform.
The liberal, there are liberal MPs who hold Facebook stock who are probably like, stop it, Justin.
Stop it.
You're hurting our portfolio.
So, two liberal MPs held shares in Facebook.
These guys, even as cabinet vowed to lead a national advertising boycott against the company, neither MP commented after cabinet said it was doing our part to cut dealings with Facebook.
They're treating Facebook, by the way, like it's Russia.
They are.
They're like, we're not going to do any dealings with them because this is a democracy.
Well, I guess in that vein, the mainstream media is Ukraine.
We're giving hundreds of millions of dollars to prop up.
And I'm just like, can I just get a Nokian tire without having to wait six months?
Which literally happened to me?
The Russian boycott made it nearly impossible for me to get an extra tire for my Jeep.
I almost had to get four new tires.
It was just terrible.
I was like, you sure showed Russia by inconveniencing me for six months.
Now I need a wheel alignment.
I just put four new summer radios on the Menzoid Mobile, the urban truck.
So the urban truck or the green gremlin or whatever?
The green goblin.
The gremlin.
No.
The garlic glass.
By the way, these MPs that were involved in this, it's the recidivist house flipper to lead Norm Mohammed of Vancouver Grandville.
This guy doesn't have a single thing that he's not conflicted on.
Have you noticed that?
He's voting on house flipper legislation.
He's the house flipper.
They're voting on Facebook stock, like they're fighting with Facebook, and he owns Facebook stock.
Like the guy is just in everything.
And James Maloney from Etobicoke Lakeshore.
They had an undisclosed number of shares in Meta Platforms Inc., the parent company of Facebook.
Meta reported $116.6 billion, more than a lot of countries in revenue last year, according to a shareholder's report.
So, oh, look at this.
Chronic House Flipper and Normo Hamid had stock holdings in 77 companies.
Well, he's got a diverse portfolio.
That's good.
So he'll be conflicted on a great number of things, I think, including Amazon, Microsoft, Twitter.
That's nice.
And PayPal and Walt Disney.
So he runs the gamut from woke to free speech companies.
I can't wait for them to fight with Twitter now.
Wait, Did you say Walt Disney?
What did he think about Christia Freeland advocating canceling the Disney Plus subscription?
He never ends with these people.
He must be having a conniption right now.
I know we're a little bit over, but didn't Christia Freeland say, I was traveling.
I think she said something real stupid at a grocery store the other day.
I forget what it was.
It was like a hot dog.
How many hot dogs?
Yeah, think of how many hot dogs.
Did we talk about that?
You know, I don't think we did.
What happened there, Sheila?
You think Christian Freeland's eating hot dogs, by the way?
Let's see if we can find that.
Sorry, Olivia, to put you on the spot like that.
Yeah, here's the deal.
First of all, Rabba, nothing against Rabba.
I like Rabba, but it's a glorified convenience.
I was going to say, is it fancy?
Because we don't have that in a moment.
You would be paying high prices, which, Sheila Gunread, is the reason why Christia Freeland's staffers before the photo op removed the prices from all the produce behind her.
So this is what you call in marketing a huge marketing fail.
The message she wanted to convey was: look how much money we're giving you to buy you all these hundreds of hot dogs.
But what is the takeaway?
Hey, wait a minute.
Why did her staffers remove all the prices?
This looks like no rabba.
I remember being too.
Stupid dress again.
Well, at least she's standing, so we don't have to.
It's this dress.
She has it in all the colors.
Stop it, Chris.
Yeah.
And her pearls and that shift dress.
There's a punchline just dangling over homeplay nearby.
Do we have a clip of her saying that?
I think actually Canada Proud might have clipped the video.
That's where I think I saw it.
But yeah, think of all the hot dogs this is gonna buy.
And you know what I'm gonna do?
I'm gonna go to Araba, Sheila, and I'm gonna.
Let's see.
Let's see how many hot dogs you can buy.
Let's see how many you can buy at Rabba and let's see how many you can buy at some point.
We should eat them.
We should eat them afterwards.
We should have a hot dog eating.
What is this?
The 4th of July on Coney Island?
No thanks.
Do we have it?
Disgusting.
Olivia.
Okay.
The music's perfect.
So glad to be here today at Raba Fine Foods.
So glad to be here today at Raba Fine Foods.
So I am here at Rabba, and there are no price tags on these shelves.
Now, you may be wondering why are there no price tags on these shelves?
Well, Christia Freeland was just visiting here for a press conference, and her staff, according to the staff who work here, had them removed before she spoke.
And they have not yet put them back up.
So I know what was going on.
I know what the unspoken strategy was, Sheila.
If you saw, like...
$8.99 for butter at Raba?
You know, or a buck $29.39 for a lemon.
And the staffers obviously thought that if people focus in on those prices, oh, look what Blackface has done to us on the grocery front.
Meanwhile, they made it exponentially worse by removing the prices.
Yeah.
And you know, and our good colleague, Tamara Ugolini, she had a point.
I think the strawberries that she removed the price for, I think it was either $4.99 or $5.99.
Which for a reason?
No, but for a store like Rabba, that's quite good because I don't shop in places like that.
I can't afford it.
As Tamara, I think, adroitly noted, that's probably because those are in-season meats grown in Ontario strawberries.
Otherwise, they'd be $9.99 in December.
Yeah, these dummies removing the prices don't know when they see a Rabba bargain when they trip over one because they're probably getting everything catered in on our tab, right?
I just, it reminds me of that thing on Arrested Development where the mom was like, what can a banana possibly cost?
$10?
Like, you know what I'm talking about?
Like, that's how it feels.
But think of all the hot dogs this could buy.
Do you think that's what poor people are living off?
Is hot dogs?
Is that what she thinks?
Like, that's the food of poor people, is wonderbread and hot dogs.
Like, maybe they might want to eat something nutritious that doesn't cost an arm and a leg, like the strawberries, where your people have stolen all the price tags.
And by the way, you mentioned bananas.
I want to know how the banana industry works because, Sheila, honestly, in the last 20 years, an inflation immune 67 cents a pound without fail.
And that's what I remember buying it for 20 years ago.
And like, how has the banana industry stay?
And by the way, understanding.
Organic bananas, although they look disgusting, are 10 cents more.
And they're small and like brown and gross.
What is it with the bananas?
A favorite sign for them.
I don't know.
And you know, and that's a different thing.
I guess slave labor in these banana republics are not affected by the public.
Well, you know, you can ask our beloved big boss man, Ezra Levant.
That's how it was Chiquita Banana's relationship with one of the Caribbean countries where they were actually dictating government policy.
Yeah, that's why they call it Banana Republic.
Well, welcome to Canada, a maple syrup republic, because you can grow bananas here.
But did you know it's very dangerous to ship bananas?
If there's something about the gases as they ripen, and if they give off methane, then they can blow up the banana boat.
And still, we pay these incredibly cheap prices.
And then the people who like buy the like the climate change people are like, I bought an organic banana.
Your organic banana looks like hell, and it wasn't grown like in somebody's backyard.
They're not that bad.
They look awful.
Go look at an organic banana.
Let's go shopping for bananas after the show.
I have work to do.
You go buy bananas.
Okay, we got one more chat.
I just have work to do with you, by the way.
So we know we're not going grocery shopping.
We've got another chat from Fraser McBurney, the Fight the Finder Sidivus from Hamilton.
Guy loves his cat blocks.
I can't tell if he's excited or if he just is yelling at me.
I'm not sure.
But Fraser says, he gives us five bucks and says, at our potluck picnic this past Sunday, I bought a new t-shirt.
Proud member of the fringe minority.
Everyone loved the homemade French fries I made.
It was fun.
Where did you buy your potatoes?
And how many potatoes are you going to buy with your grocery rebate from Chrissy Freeland?
I bet that buys one Freeland dress.
You know what?
Maybe with her rebate, she can hire a personal shopper to take her shopping and get properly fitted apparel because you know the famous shop where we had to put the blue dot in because we didn't want to get a triple X rating.
That's so bad.
The kid should have got hazard pay that day.
Yikes.
Atan wants you guys to open, open something on air.
I'm frightened.
What do you know what it is?
Or he's just giving me random stuff.
Oh, it's for me.
Oh, it's for David.
Okay, thank you, Atan.
You can read the note.
It's mostly safe.
Okay, Mr. Vice President making like Santa's elf.
Let's see.
Oh my goodness.
It literally is Christmas in July.
Look at all the gifts David gets.
No, keep it coming, folks.
Oh, look at this.
Are these real plates?
No.
I think so.
Are they?
They look real to me.
Someone ordered her custom plates from Service Ontario?
Oh, my God.
I can't believe it's still available.
What the hell?
Wow.
Albertans, come on.
That is.
Let's read the note, shall we?
Yeah.
Let's find out who Good Samaritan is.
Albertans, look what the Ontario fans are doing.
All right.
It reads, Dear Rebel News, and more specifically, Tamara Ugolini and David Manzies.
We are very grateful and thankful for everything that you and the entire Rebel team are doing in reporting the other side of the story, reporting the truth.
My son and I enjoy watching your shows on a regular basis.
You talk about the real issues that are concerning to most Canadians, issues that the mainstream media refuses to cover honestly and truthfully.
Reporting the Truth00:05:00
You also insert some hilarious commentary like comedy and sensible humor to your journalism and reporting, which always gives us both a good laugh.
You are very refreshing, entertaining, and a pleasure to watch.
Keep on doing your boots on the ground reporting, exposing the liberal left's lies and sharing the truth with all Canadians.
Thank you, and God bless Deborah and Nicholas, Windsor, Ontario.
As a token of our appreciation, we are gifting you these personalized licenses to attach to your vehicles or to do as you choose.
That is so nice.
You know what, Deborah and Nicholas, if you can reach out to me, my sons now live in Windsor, and I would love to take you out for a lunch, a coffee, what have you.
In fact, I think this weekend there's a big impact wrestling card in Windsor.
Dang it, David.
I'm traveling.
I would have loved to have come to that.
Well, there you go.
You know, Deborah and Nicholas, thank you so much.
That's so nice.
I think they're real, aren't they?
Yeah, they are.
Although I'm surprised that you're like, I can't believe it's still available.
Who else would have that, David?
How does it work if I put this on my truck now?
Yeah, and then you just register it to your vehicle and you have to.
Yeah, you just can't like slap it on and go.
Wait a minute.
What kind of gift is this?
I would get a stand for three weeks in line at Service Ontario.
Don't be an in great.
You guys have to have front and back plates, don't you?
Yes.
Oh, we don't have that in the forever.
When did they change that?
When I lived there?
10 years ago.
Yeah, you lived there a gazillion years ago.
You had still a crank on the front of your car to start it when you were.
You know what I love about living in Alberta, 1985?
It was the Solicitor General, I think, or the Attorney General.
I can't remember which one.
He got caught using a, he was speeding, but he got caught with a radar detector.
So what did he do?
Made them legal.
Made them legal overnight.
All the stereo shots.
You know what I'm saying?
Radar detectors.
I'm not mad.
Unbelievable.
This is a gift to Treasure.
My goodness.
And Tamara's coming in right away.
She should be here very, very soon.
This is super nice.
Isn't it amazing that these were available?
Like, really?
You can't get Batman.
You think Ugalini is like there's a lineup for like Ugalini one, Ugallini two?
Ugalini, menzo.
Menzo.
Yeah.
Thank you so much, guys.
So nice.
We have the best.
That's unbelievable.
We got the plates.
We got the wood etching.
Good things coming three.
What are you going to give me today, Sheila Gunread?
Yeah, I'm going to give you a piece of my mind.
No, you guys are being showered with gifts in the office.
And I'm just like, I hope the Amazon man comes today so I have somebody to talk to when I'm at home.
This is unbelievable.
I'm blown away.
But are we out of time?
We are out of time and out of chat.
We better stop.
And out of gifts.
There's no more gifts coming.
So let's wrap her up.
Well, folks, what a show.
Not only Sheila Gunread in person, but a wood etching, a customized vanity.
Crazy.
I can't believe this.
Tamara's going to love that.
Yeah, you're going to get keyed, though.
But you know what?
Here's the problem, especially if it's your real name.
Does Tamara want everyone to know where she's going?
You know, you walk by Coburg and, oh, Ugalini, that's got to be that Tamara Ugalini.
I think everybody knows her in Coburg anyway.
It's like, yeah, if I had customized plates, like, what are they going to do to me?
Say hi to me at the farm supply store where they already know who I am?
Well, that's friendly territory.
Thank you so much to our super producers, Olivia and Ephryn, and of course, Dave giving us those super chats.
And thank you so much for your presence, Sheila Gunread.
What was that Carpenter song you quoted?
Or no, Peaches and Herb.
Yeah, Reunited and it feels so good.
Oh, it feels so good.
And thank you to our beloved audience, especially those of you who made super chats.
Greatly appreciate it.
It's how we keep the lights on.
I'll be back here tomorrow.
I think it's with, I think it's a Tamara Tuesday one.
I think so.
We'll just keep it right here for her and she can pick up her personalized license plate.
And by the way, and thank you for the gift giver.
That's what a cool gift.
Yeah.
This is just unbelievable, so humbling.
I didn't know you could do that.
Just like go get custom plates for other people.
I didn't know that either.
You know, and you know what?
You raise a good point.
What if this person was nefarious, got a menzoid plate?
He just strove like a jerk through litter out the wood and people go, you know, he's a real, you know what.
So that's something we'll have to address with the Ministry of Transport, I suppose.