David Mendes and Drea Humphrey critique Pierre Poilievre’s media smears, like CBC’s dismissal of his WEF skepticism—highlighting Schwab’s limousine use vs. insect advocacy—while debating his response to a "two genders" shirt amid radicalized school curricula. They condemn the CBC’s taxpayer-funded Montreal Pride parade participation, citing nudity and legal concerns, and contrast it with past protest policing. Foster Coulson’s natokinase supplement is framed as a natural COVID-19 spike protein solution, while Disney’s Snow White rewrite drops heterosexual themes, sparking backlash. Bill C-18’s forced news paywalls and media "wokeism" are tied to broader censorship fears, with PIA VPN promoted as resistance. The episode ties these issues to a growing coalition—Christians, Muslims, Sikhs, Hindus—united against perceived radicalism, culminating in a September 20 Ottawa protest. [Automatically generated summary]
You have tuned into the daily roundup on this, a Monday, August 14th, 2023.
I'm David Mendes and my co-host, well, let me tell you a bit about my co-host.
You know what, folks?
Today is National Tattoo Removal Day.
I think it's completely meaningless to my co-host because she has no tattoos.
At least she has no tattoos that I'm aware of.
She is the she-devil with the spatula.
She is the Khaleesi of BC.
She is Drea Humphrey.
Hey, Drea Humphrey, how you doing today?
Hey, David, I'm doing good.
And yes, you're right.
I have no tattoos.
Although I was basically tempted.
I was considering one.
I think it's Sheila always on the screen with all the cats rubbing off on me.
Yes, that's right.
Sheila has quite a few.
I remember she got some in Israel back in 2018.
We're going again, by the way.
I think you're on the trip.
I think we fly out on Labor Day of next month.
And what else is there?
I see it's also World Lizard Day and National Bargain Hunting Week.
So I guess if you have a lizard that's tattooed and you want to get the tattoo removed at a cheap price, wow, this is the day for you folks.
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But we digress.
So, Drea, there's so much to get to today.
But before we do that, why don't you lay down the house rules if you can?
Sure.
Yeah.
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And right off the top, we got to address this, Drea.
Pierre Polyev, he is coming under the guns of the mainstream media.
I heard about this driving in, by the way, on talk radio.
So there is consensus.
It's not just CBC news, but CTV news is on site.
Evidently, Polyev is a frothing at-the-mouth conspiracy theorist because he dares to, as they call it, ramp up the rhetoric about the World Economic Forum.
You know, first of all, in this day and age, after what we've just lived through these last three years, Drea Humphrey, with the COVID-19 madness, especially, what is a conspiracy theory?
Because things I thought that would never happen, as we saw during the Freedom Convoy, you know, Canadians having their bank accounts frozen, millions of dollars in charitable donations to the Freedom Convoy being frozen, and an attempt to redistribute those funds to other leftist charities.
That once upon a time would be a whackadoodle conspiracy theory of an economic variety.
So when Pierre Polyev speaks out against the World Economic Forum, if the World Economic Forum, you know, to answer the apologists, if it's such a nothing burger, if they don't, I don't know, influence government policy, and I think it's safe to say that they do, and it's really egregious because this is a non-elected, unaccountable body, then why do we have the World Economic Forum in the first place?
I mean, I'm getting tired of, well, actually, it's perversely amusing, Drea, but, you know, the likes of Klaus Schwab, the head honcho at WEF, saying things like, give up your cars, meanwhile, he's getting a limousine ride to the restaurant.
Oh, and the restaurant isn't serving up crickets and mealworms, which Klows wants us to eat.
It's a filet mignon.
So I think the mainstream media should focus on exposing these phony hypocrites that think they're better than us and preach, do as I say, not as I do.
I think Pierre Polyev is bang on.
And I can tell you this, as much as the mainstream media, Drea, is in a real fuss about this, you can ask independent candidates when they're out doing their barbecues, when they're out on the hustings, people do come up to them and say, why are we linked into this World Economic Forum nonsense?
That is happening.
So this so-called conspiracy theory, it's getting a lot of mainstream traction, I would suggest.
Well, it's funny you say that because the first thing I notice is that even in CBC's headline, it literally calls them mainstream conspiracy theories.
They're acknowledging that this is just what the general public believes, maybe the silent majority.
So even now they know that these are mainstream conspiracy theories.
And you're right, it's just what comes true.
I mean, you listed some of them, but what about, you know, people were scared of being forced into some sort of camp and we had COVID hotels, COVID jails.
We saw that happen.
And even vaccine mandates were a conspiracy theory.
Out here in BC, our provincial health officer said they would be too divisive.
They would never do it.
I know other premiers did the same lie.
So yeah, I think there's a saying that says, what's the difference between truth and conspiracy theories?
And I think it's about six months or something like that, which is pretty on.
But yeah, lower down in that article, something else that's really funny about, you know, state CBC media, it says, conservative leader Pierre Polyev has been hitting the summer barbecue circuit with ramped up rhetoric about debunked claims that the World Economic Forum is attempting to impose its agenda on sovereign governments.
But note, they have no hyperlink on debunked claims.
They just say it.
They just say that it's debunk claims.
They provide literally no evidence of it being a debunked claim.
I mean, king of the WEF himself, Karl Schwab, even has taken pride in penetrating our cabinet.
That's his own words.
He's so proud of our Prime Minister Trudeau.
So no, it's not a conspiracy theory, hence why they can't support such a comment.
This is totally just propaganda.
And then again, same thing here.
The next paragraph, it says, it says, some experts suggest, who are the experts?
Who are these experts?
Like, they're literally just writing things without anything to back what they're saying.
So some experts suggest another sign that some conspiracy theories are moving from the fig, the fringes of the internet to mainstream thinking as people's distress of the government grows.
Yeah, you should get a hint.
There is a reason why Pierre Polyev at his rallies, he gets the biggest cheers for two things.
Number one is defunding the CBC.
So you can see why they're happy to throw him under the bus.
But number two is when he says, and it's written here, the promise that he will not allow any of his ministers to be a part of the WEF and to even go to Davos.
So they're pointing that out there too in this article.
You know what?
I think that speaks to what the base wants.
And by the way, Drea, that is brilliant of you.
It went over my head, but you adroitly pointed it out.
Mainstream conspiracy theory.
Isn't that an oxymoron?
Because conspiracy theory, by their nature, it is something embraced by a fringe minority.
So, or do we have two categories of conspiracy theories in Canada?
The WEF influencing on local political decisions.
That's a mainstream conspiracy theory.
And a fringe conspiracy theory, that would be, oh, I don't know, we landed on the moon in 1969.
I mean, you know, and there's a medium, I guess, conspiracy theory that would be, I guess, everything to do with 9-11, perhaps.
But yeah, by that very statement, it just doesn't make sense to me.
So, you know, good for you for pointing that out.
And also, you are 100% bang on the ulterior motive here by the CBC.
And by the way, what sloppy journalism?
As you said, experts say, which experts?
Oh, just trust us.
I guess there was a custodian behind the building.
He said something in passing.
But the CBC has a big target on its back.
I have been to several Pierre Polyev rallies and Maxime Bernier, because you could argue that Pierre Polyev stole this plank from the People's Party of Canada.
But I can tell you this, Drea, when both those gentlemen say they are going to defund the CBC, it is by far the loudest standing ovation.
You'd think the roof was going to cave in.
And of course, CBC reporters, editors, producers, they've got skin in the game.
They're probably thinking, if this crackpot gets in and defunds us, we're out of a job in what is a sunset industry to begin with.
And that fuels the fire, my belief, Drea, that the likes of CBC, Toronto Star, you name it, all the usual suspects, they are working night and day.
Who knows when the election is going to be?
I don't think it's going to be this year.
I probably think it's going to be next year, but at least by 2025, we must head to the polls.
And they are turning over every rock.
They're going to high schools and looking at yearbooks that Pierre Polyev might have been mentioned in.
They are looking for anything scandalous to throw at the leader of the Conservative Party of Canada.
I truly believe that.
Gee, Dre, do you think they'll come up as something as scandalous as, oh, I don't know, remember back in 2019 when they found out that, ooh, Andrew Scheer was selling life insurance without a full brokerage license?
Oh, mercy of merciful God in heaven.
You can't be serious.
What about Blackface?
Oh, no, never mind that.
Nothing to see there.
They are just shameless, Drea.
Absolutely.
The list goes on.
And of course, there's more chiming in there.
I think we have an MP, Anthony House father, who came out to Twitter, had a statement there.
I'm just trying to find it now, of course.
I don't know what I do when I get so excited when you're, oh, it's on the screen.
Thank you.
Great team behind the camera here.
There is nothing more dangerous in a democracy than a politician who seeks to demonize and delitimize the media.
Okay, I'm sorry, are you talking about Trudeau here or what?
Because we've seen how he treats independent media.
But he continues, totally fine to challenge the premise of claims in a story you don't agree with, but going beyond that and attacking an entire legitimate news service is Trump-like.
Oh, and even got a Trump play in there.
Oh, well, my goodness.
Well, Anthony Housefeathers, I mean, that's a little rich, isn't it, Drea?
Talk about demonizing and delegitimizing media.
You mean like what Blackface did to Rebel News in 2019 and 2021 when we had to go to federal court, our one lawyer against, I don't know if it was five or seven government lawyers, Drea, to get ourselves into the parliamentary press debates, which we did successfully.
And what happened in 2021?
Both Justin Trudeau and his new best boyfriend, Jugmeet Singh, simply saying when our journalists got a chance to ask a question, I'm not going to answer because I don't recognize you as legitimate media.
How dare you?
This is not rebel news saying we're legitimate media.
This is a federal court twice saying that we are legitimate.
So you weren't giving the middle finger to our reporters.
You were giving the middle finger to Canadians from coast to coast to coast because those were valid, good questions that were worthy of answers.
And questions, by the way, that the mainstream stenographers, the train seals, and the MSM aren't going to ask.
And you blow us off like that.
That is fitting into demonizing and delegitimizing media, wouldn't you say, Drea?
Oh, absolutely.
And I don't know if we cover this because there was so much to cover about that the last time he tried to keep us out of the election debate.
But they also changed the rules last second once we had the court ordered get in.
And we had, I think, 11 journalists were allowed, either virtually or in there.
They stopped follow-up questions, if you remember.
And then Trudeau took that time to demonize us and say all these things.
And of course, they cut the mic right after so we couldn't respond.
So it's such a joke.
Pierre Polyev has gone to Twitter and made a statement about these articles.
And you're right.
It's not just the CBC.
It's all of the state preferred media.
They all have similar headlines all the same time.
Totally obvious that they're all in cahoots together.
But Pierre Polyev says, Trudeau's media are desperate to stop his continued downfall.
Today's CBC's news service, CP, wrote a hit piece on me because I dared to criticize the World Economic Forum, a group of multinational CEOs and powerful politicians that pushed their interests.
I work for our people in this country and will bring home our democracy without apology.
Well, thank goodness.
And I hope that is what Pierre Polyev will stand for going forward to whenever the election is.
I think there's been two terrible self-inflicted wounds that Pierre Polyev has cast upon himself, Drea.
One was that outrageous, You know, throwing under the bus of Christine Anderson, the German politician, at the behest of liberal bagman Warren Kinsella via the disgraceful Toronto Sun journalist Brian Lilly.
I mean, that's who you're taking your orders for.
I mean, Germany, I mean, you know, buying into this that she's somehow a neo-Nazi.
I mean, you know, I'll tell you, that's a hell of a place to be a neo-Nazi.
Germany, it's the worst country in the world to be that because there are criminal laws if you display a swastika, if you do the Heil Hitler salute.
So the idea that Christine Anderson has caught on to that is outrageous.
I thought that was a horrible misstep.
And the second one was just a few weeks ago when I think it was a CBC journalist, but don't quote me on that.
But he was asked, do you agree with that ideology on the shirt of that man that posed for a selfie with you?
There are two genders.
Well, this is how I would have answered it.
I would have said, listen, with all the problems that our country is facing right now, serious problems that are affecting Canadians, I'm not going to go down rabbit holes and talk about nonsense like that.
Or he could have said this, which I would have loved.
Yes, I agree with that.
There are two genders.
But to say no, and then next question, please.
Again, Drea, why is he bending the knee to those that he's already stated, I'm going to defund you.
And you know, like I said earlier, they're working around the clock to dig up dirt on this man.
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Don't play their game.
Don't be weak like that.
Hopefully, we won't see anything more like that in the months and years ahead.
I agree that Christine Anderson was disgraceful.
And of course, she went and met with, you know, their black MP, Dr. Leslie Lewis.
She's such a Nazi, but does that shirt say two genders?
Doesn't it also say like, I'm proud to be heterosexual or something?
And that's another thing.
I thought that's what it said.
I could be wrong.
It's been a while since I looked at it.
I can't really read it.
But anyways, the whole point is: the easy thing is, you know, you believe in freedom of speech and expression.
And this is somebody else's shirt.
It's not his shirt.
He's not wearing the shirt.
And he believes that person is free to wear whatever they want to wear.
They're not committing a crime by doing so.
And that is, you know, where you draw the line.
And Drea, correct me if I'm wrong.
Now that's now sometimes, you know, there's now you draw the line even before they're in Canada.
But no, but correct me if I'm wrong, weren't we preached for about three years now?
What was the phrase?
Follow the science.
Science.
Yes.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Well, that's science, two genders.
You know, you might think like Ash Davis, the male rugby player playing on a female team, that he's actually a male lesbian with a penis, no less.
I guess that's what, gender number 197 and counting.
But the fact of the matter are there are two genders and there was nothing wrong in that.
It's backed up in science.
Another reason why he should have just said yes.
And I'll tell you, here is a free six figures.
No, make it seven figures of political advice for the Poly Ev team, Drea, because you and I and the rest of the team, we see it playing out with school boards all across Canada.
They become increasingly radicalized and woke.
And there is a radical sex ed curriculum being preached.
Horrible reading materials, themes like incest and pedophilia.
It's absolutely grotesque.
And that's for, you know, libraries of elementary schools.
Now, I know education is a provincial responsibility, but a win for the PolyF team, much like what you see Governor DeSantis doing in Florida, is taking a stance against what I call trans sanity, saying, you know what?
Even though this is a provincial bailiwick, a polyv government will reach out to the ministers of education and try to get a dialogue to rein in this radical, what I think is Marxism, Drea.
You know, rein this radical trans-sex ed curriculum.
I'm telling you, there are more people in Canada than not that would applaud that stance.
Yeah.
Well, you know, it's another agenda.
He's speaking out about the WEF's agenda, and that's what we're seeing here with all of the stuff infecting the schools.
You know, you can separate LGBTQP people from that agenda.
It's two separate things.
And he, I would like to see him doing that.
I think he's probably not because he just thinks, you know, that's a battle I'm not going to go to now if I want to win.
I think that's what it is.
I mean, right now they're grasping at straws from somebody else's shirt to, you know, conspiracy theories that they say are debunk without showing evidence.
So I personally think he's just being strategic in that.
Yes, I would like to see to say otherwise, but you have seen some people come forward in power and, you know, they don't do very well once they do it.
So it's kind of like that.
What do you think?
Am I wrong for thinking that way?
That maybe he kind of should be in it to win it and then hopefully stand up right now because he knows this is a main concern, not just in his own voter base or that people he thinks might be voting for him.
It's outside of that now.
Drea, you're 100% right.
And as always, the proof is in the pudding.
We saw with Shear in 2019 and O'Toole in 2021, when you try to be everything to everyone, when you try to peddle a conservative candidate as liberal light, it's a disaster.
And we have seen the results.
I mean, it's still shocking to me in a way, Drea, that with all the scandals the Trudeau liberals are responsible for, they somehow got off the hook.
And a big part of the blame, I'm sorry, is the campaigns that Shear and O'Toole ran.
Really, not an alternative, but kind of more of the same.
And one last thing I noticed, Mickey Jurick, just like House Feathers, he said the peddling of conspiracy theories is affecting our democracy, pitting groups against each other, creating suspicion, and harming national security by spreading misinformation that eventually affects policy.
Drea, is he not talking about blackface here?
I mean, I have never seen this country so divided, and I blame the prime minister on that.
The peddling of conspiracy theories affecting our democracy.
No, no, no.
I think that was the invocation of the Emergencies Act affecting democracy.
And the fact that Trudeau or his ministers, none of them would meet with the Freedom Convoy protesters, not even for 20 minutes to hear what they would have to say.
It's just, you know, there's a psychological condition called projection, right?
And it's where, say, you're a kleptomaniac, and I go, you know what?
That Drea, oh, I don't like her.
She's a kleptomaniac.
No, you're the kleptomaniac.
You're projecting your bad qualities on somebody else.
This guy seems to be suffering from projection.
Well, and conspiracy theories, again, to focus on how they're just misusing this, it wasn't even such a taboo thing before 2020.
It just meant that you have a theory that there's a conspiracy.
Sometimes there are conspiracies, but they are talking about things that are fact and calling them conspiracies.
And the average person is starting to wake up about this in different ways.
They did it if you were injured from the you know what.
They pretended that was conspiracy theories.
Now a lot of people know someone who was injured.
They've done it in so many ways that, in a way, it's starting to work against them.
Like, I think other people are starting to read this and go, oh my gosh, like, you know, again, we're throwing that word around.
They've done it with racists, misogynists, all the things that Trudeau has projected onto other people.
People are waking up.
So, yeah, and thank goodness.
And let's hope that the Conservative Party of Canada, whenever the next election is, they wake up too and don't go down that disastrous sheer o'toole route as well.
Listen, Dre, we should cut for a break right now on the other side.
I'm going to give our audience fair warning.
We got some videos from our beloved colleague Alexa Lavois from the Montreal Pride Parade.
I know it's August.
I thought this ended on June 30th, but in any event, you might not want to be eating or anything because some of this footage is really disturbing, and somehow it's equated with being prideful of who you are.
I don't understand it.
Anyways, we'll see you on the other side of this break, folks.
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So, Dre, as I said, once upon a time, Pride Day used to be like, oh, I know, that insignificant event called Remembrance Day.
It was just a day and then it became a week and then became a month.
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And now it's a season.
I'm wondering when the season ends.
Is it all the way into summertime?
Maybe it is a summertime season because, and I'm not even being funny here.
I don't know how much of this happened in Montreal.
It certainly happened in Toronto.
This idea of getting fully naked in a public street where there are children.
How is nudity equated with pride, Dre?
And I'm not trying to be funny here or sarcastic.
I've asked this question to people who put on these parades.
I never get a straight answer, never.
But do you have any theory?
Like if you were, you know, a lesbian, would you celebrate pride in being a lesbian by going out onto the main street and taking all your clothes off and marching naked down the road?
And if so, why would you do that?
Can you explain this to a dumb square like me, Drea?
Well, no, I can't because it doesn't make sense to me either.
The only thing that it does make sense is, you know, perhaps some of these people are like engaging in voyeurism.
They know kids are there.
That's the other thing.
If this wasn't an all-adult, you know, like a nudist beach or something like that, or what have you, where you're all adults and you're all whatever, but there are innocent kids and you know that.
And you know that that's what's really creepy.
And even just in the houses that are walking by, like if you want to protect your kids' eyes, you have to keep them away from the window and stuff when it's hot outside.
It's very concerning.
And I think, well, what a time to be a pedophile these days.
Oh, literally.
I mean, you can just say it's your right.
You can go peep on kids in a change room.
You can walk around naked.
I still remember that guy in the other video twerking for the kids in see-through white underwear.
And people are cheering on this.
Like, this is stunning and brave.
It is sick and disgusting.
And I feel so bad for the members of the LGBTQ community who just cringe when they watch this because they think, now everybody thinks I'm this creep, you know?
No, I agree when you might be just a gay couple, a lesbian couple living in suburbia, going about your lives, obeying the laws.
And by the way, who cares what David Menzies and Drea Humphrey thinks?
Here's the deal.
Going naked in public is again, it's a criminal code violation.
And I interviewed someone last month who complained, who put in a police call, he recorded it, that that was happening in downtown Toronto.
And the cops just shrugged.
Oh, yeah, they, you know, they do that.
We don't get involved.
You know, not that I'm advocating this, but I, you know, I'd really wonder what would happen if somebody got fully naked during, oh, I don't know, the Santa Claus parade, the St. Patrick's Day Parade.
I think it'd probably gang tackled by the coppers and with good reason.
So tell me, Drea, I thought, you know, you know, the iconic illustration of Lady Justice, you know, the sword, the scales, the blindfold, we're all supposed to be judged equally.
Why is this community getting special consideration?
Well, that is the million dollar question.
It's the same question I asked, you know, with the Black Lives Matter protests.
Any other protests behaving like that, there would have been way more of a, you know, a cutdown.
You have the peaceful trucker convoy.
I mean, I know I'm going from U.S. to Canada, but you have the peaceful trucker convoy and look what happened with them.
Trampled grandma's, you know, Alexa, our very own Lexa getting hurt for covering the story, the bank accounts being frozen.
So yeah, I don't know.
No, it's despicable.
But we have.
Because it's what is part of the political agenda.
It's serving that right now.
Right.
We do have some videos.
I think I alluded to, I hope you're not eating lunch before the break.
I don't think we're going to show some of the products that were being vended at this parade.
It's really unnerving, but we do have some other video, including, I'll check with our producers.
I believe we have somebody.
It's not identifying as another sex or another gender, but as another species, I believe a dog or a cat or something.
Hey, why not?
Anything goes?
And also, looks like the CBC, they're so all in on this diversity, Drea.
Not only do they cover the parade glowingly, they actually march in the parade too.
Why don't we check out some video clips of the madness Alexa Lavoie witnessed firsthand in Montreal last weekend.
Ruining a
good song.
Yeah, it's just, it's your fetish.
Like they're just walking around and showing their fetish.
Like what does that have to do with anything?
Unbelievable.
You know, Drea, when I see those images, all I can think of is that super disturbing scene from Pulp Fiction where they get the gimp out of his cell.
And I can't go into the graphic details.
Anyone that's seen Pulp Fiction knows what I'm talking about.
But yeah, these are people, I guess they're pretending to be dogs or cats, wearing barely any clothes, some of them wearing what looks to be bondage wear.
You know, I got to say this about these pride parades.
They're incredibly boring.
So much of it is just people walking along waving.
There are no spectacular floats.
There's no marching bands.
There's no clowns juggling stuff.
I thought that community was really super creative.
You go to a parade.
It's just a bunch of half-naked dudes walking down Main Street with a dog mask on.
What is this?
Yeah.
No, I've heard, I have friends, like gay friends, they said they stopped going because it's just too gross now.
It's literally just like, what is going on?
This has nothing.
And also they point out we have equal rights too.
Like, what are we even protesting about?
You know, we can get married.
We can do everything anybody else does, you know, my friends.
So.
Yeah, I don't know.
No, you're right.
And as I've stated before, I think going back to yesterday, the gay community, they were advocating for tolerance and acceptance as well.
They should.
They shouldn't be stigmatized and demonized.
But now I think the lunatic fringe has taken over, Drea.
And it is people on that fringe that are demanding affirmation.
And if you do not stand on an apple crate and clap at half-naked men walking down St. Catherine's Street with a dog mask on, you are, oh, I don't know, a homophobe, a transphobe, a species phobe, a dog phobe, a cat phobe, you name it.
And perhaps you should be criminally charged.
I mean, that's how crazy and radical these people have become.
So, yeah, I think to answer your question, what is the point of it now?
Because it's completely illegal to discriminate against anyone from that community.
And who knows, there's probably even people in cat masks and dog masks working at some call center.
I mean, probably can't even discriminate against speciesism, but I digress because our next clip, well, Drea, if you're wondering, folks, how are your tax dollars working for you?
Check out this clip.
Oh, it's the CBCers, guys.
Oh, that was just B-roll?
Oh, I hear them in my ear.
You're just here.
Oh, there we are.
There we go.
Oh, that was them.
They've even, they're like totally participating in it, not even just like cheering on the side, hey?
Yeah, and they've altered their logo with the Do Regur, you know, 18 million colors.
And these are all, you know, I know what you're saying, folks.
It just looks like a bunch of people, I don't know, walking into a sports stadium.
No, those are all CBC employees.
And again, I'm kind of offended, Drea, because our tax dollars are ultimately propping up that.
I guess we have to file another FOI.
How much did it cost to get all those logos made?
I don't know if that's a CBC van or it's a rental.
But this is not the role of the CBC.
And in fact, when you see stunts like this, I think they're throwing gasoline on the fire for Mr. Polyeb's pledge to defund this entity.
Yeah, I don't think, again, mainstream.
The mainstream people are saying there's too much going on.
And unfortunately, the way the LGBT community has been hijacked to push the stuff on the kids, they've just had enough.
We saw it with the Target scenario in the U.S. Of course, we saw it with Dylan Mulvaney.
But we're also seeing it with Muslims, Christians, Jews, Sikhs coming together at protests and saying enough is enough.
And so when you see the CBC, the news that is supposed to be impartial on this, marching and participating in the parade in August.
I thought Pride Month was over, but I guess that, you know, they're holding true to the whole pride season that our government, tax-funded government is also saying.
So yeah, I don't think it's working in their favor at all.
And you know, Dre, it is fascinating, I find, that when you look at the relationship of conservatives and Christians with those in the Islamic community, in the past 10 years, there has been a quantum shift, hasn't there?
I would argue there was a bit of a distancing with those communities.
9-11 still fresh in the minds of many some 10 years ago.
But now there is a unification and it's based on, I believe, what's happening primarily in our schools.
You know, the radical sex ed curricula, radical transgenderism, pornography, yes, pornography in school libraries.
And so you see Christians, conservatives, those in the Islamic community, as you mentioned, the other groups, Hindus, Sikhs, Orthodox Jews, they're saying, no, this is wrong.
We're taking a stand against this.
It's going to be very interesting.
I know there is plans.
It's being billed as a million man march in Ottawa next month.
In BC as well.
Okay.
And I'm hearing Alberta.
So July 20th is, I believe, the day for that.
Sorry, September 20th.
Yeah.
Sorry, sorry.
Yes.
So we'll watch with anticipation.
We'll certainly cover these marches.
So it'll be interesting to see what transpires.
Now, I also notice what we talked about, the CBC getting involved.
Well, knock me down with a feather.
Do we have this video for guys?
Jugmeet Singh, Melanie Jolly, Stephen Guibot.
Yeah, so your elected representatives, they were out in full force too.
Let's check this out.
Yeah, they are.
Yeah, that, of course, jugged me saying, I...
I think even with Blackface in power, he's the most disgraceful politician in our entire dominion, Drea.
I think even people who are NDP core supporters are getting tired of his act, denouncing the Blackface liberals every day on Twitter and at press conferences and then propping them up, of course, in the House of Commons.
And here we have, I believe, is that Melanie Jolie and Stephen Gabo.
Yeah.
Yes.
And I still can't get over the fact that we have someone ruling a federal party who is banned from getting into India.
Yeah.
Like, what's wrong with Canada?
Oh, well, you know, that is kind of perversely amusing because, yeah, Jugmeet Singh can't get into India.
And Stephen Guibot himself, a convicted criminal when he, you know, so it's almost as though you break the law, you do bad things, you fail upwards in Canada.
I'm going to be fascinated whenever this election is happening, because I hear so much chatter that even those in the Sikh community are tired of Jugmeet Singh's act and that he could even lose his seat out in your neck of the woods, Drea.
What are you hearing?
Well, again, I take it back to this issue, the concerns many are having about what's happening in the schools.
And so I know just personally from what I'm hearing on the ground that there are a lot of people in those communities that are afraid to speak out.
They want to get more of their family here.
They're fearful of being on some sort of list that might end up with them being deported.
But they are prepared to vote where they think this issue.
In fact, I had one person tell me that their whole family, I guess they believe the conservatives are racist.
Snow White Controversy00:05:06
This is their belief.
They're NDPers.
They're NDPers, but they said, my entire family is voting conservative this time around because we'd rather vote for racist policies over perverted ones.
So they think they're voting.
But you know what?
I'll take it.
Yeah, but this is how people are thinking.
And so if this is their, you know, the sword they're willing to fall on, then the liberals are unacceptable and so is the NDP party.
Wow.
Talk about a backhanded compliment, but you know what?
At the end of the day, a vote is a vote and I'll take it.
And one last thing on this file, not the Montreal Pride Parade, but under the heading of LGBT and feminism.
Is this correct?
The new Snow White actress says the new version of Snow White and the Seven Dwarves, are they still calling them the dwarves or short people?
Will not include a prince?
What's that about?
I think we have a clip.
Let's see if we can make sense of this, Drea.
I mean, you know, the original cartoon came out in 1937 and very evidently so.
There is a big focus on her love story with a guy who literally stalks her.
Weird, weird.
So we didn't do that this time.
So no, prince or a different kind of prince?
We have a different approach to what I'm sure a lot of people will assume is a love story just because like we cast a guy in the movie, Ranger Burnap, great dude.
It's one of those things that I think everyone's going to have their assumptions about what it's actually going to be, but it's really not about the love story at all, which is really, really wonderful.
And whether or not she finds love along the way is anybody's guess until 2024.
All of Andrew's scenes could get cut.
Who knows?
It's Hollywood, baby.
Oh, it's Hollywood, baby.
And I think we're on the day 108 of the writer's strike.
I hope they stay out on strike for eternity, Drea.
But yeah, you know, an idea of a love story, fairy tale, a heterosexual male and a heterosexual woman getting together.
Ooh, what a bunch of weirdos.
We can't have that kind of tripe shown in theaters for little kids.
This is unbelievable.
And look at the entitlement and the gall of that actress.
It is just off the charts.
It makes you want to scratch your skin off.
But, you know, on the one hand, I'm not a huge fan of Walt Disney.
They've done some weird things.
I won't get into conspiracy theories, but they've done some really weird things.
Like, I remember the lion came falling and it's spelling sex in the air.
Like, it's a little bit weird, some of those videos.
So I'm not totally opposed with them going woke and getting broke.
But it is infuriating that we're seeing over and over them sort of taint these classic stories like Snow White and change them and wokeify them.
And didn't they say Snow White's skin was white as snow?
And that someone who doesn't even match the character.
So we're seeing that with, you know, Cleopatra and everything.
So it's just really annoying that it's like they go and they're like, I want to cover this, but I hate it.
And I saw somebody commented that to you in a tweet.
I don't know if we put it up, but it's like, how are you promoting the video when the lead actress hates Snow White?
Like the way she's talking, it's like she despises that story, but you cast her and she's out there promoting it.
Like you would think that you want somebody who actually appreciates that original story.
You know what, Drea?
I wonder what she would feel if we, you know, embraced In for a Penny and In for a Pound.
And we went over to her and or somebody with the production team and said, you know what, honey?
We're writing you out of the script as a biological female.
This version of Snow White is going to be a drag queen.
Yeah, it's going to be some 350 pound dude with a beard.
That's Hollywood, baby.
Deal with it.
I mean, I wonder if she's on team woke when her job gets written out due to political correctness or whatever the flavor of the day is, Drea.
Well, she'd probably cry inside and smile and clap because, you know, it's about the collective morals, not your own, right?
Well, you know what?
Thank God Christia Freeland told Canadians to cancel their Disney Plus subscriptions so we don't have to watch this rot.
And by the way, I will bet my life that Christia Freeland did not cancel her.
If anyone out there can somehow get a copy of Christia Freeland's cable bill, please, I just want to see that line item of Disney Plus still being subscribed to.
Drea, we got to take our second ad break and then we'll get back to, well, this is interesting.
I think we might be doing the golf story that was getting tinkered with to such an extent that the journalist took a really courageous stance and basically he resigned from the magazine.
It's unbelievable, folks.
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Pregnant Golfer Controversy00:09:44
It's our number one choice.
I of course understand nothing about what you just said.
So I know, right?
But all I know, it's a cheap way of getting, of staying in the loop, and that is good.
And in the meantime, giving a big raised middle finger to the blackface regime in their censorious ways.
But as we talked about, I want to say that I'm going to, I guess, nominate Steve Eubanks.
He is a sports writer and an employee at Global Golf Post as, well, journalist of the year for showing that there are people out there in this game that do have principles and will stand up for what they believe in, even if it means being economically disciplined.
And the story is this, folks.
Steve Eubanks was a senior writer, former senior writer, at Global Golf Post, and he resigned after his editors, get a little bit of demanded he cut the pro-life and Christian elements from an interview he did with professional golfer Amy Olson, who is actually competing on the circuit while pregnant.
That's a story in and of itself, I should think.
He says, that's Eubanks, that his fellow staff, quote, went ballistic, end quote.
I mean, Drea, almost like Amy is claiming she's a member of ISIS and supports their agenda.
You know, and they said that the content of the interview would only run if they cut out the sections that covered Olson's Christianity and pro-life views.
This is despicable, Drea, because I bet you if this was any other religion, this would be embraced as diversity, inclusion, equity, et cetera, et cetera.
Also, if she was not pro-life, that would be embraced too.
But the fact that she's Christian and pro-life, like I said, it's akin to declaring loyalty to ISIS.
I also want to tell you, Drea, and I've made this observation for several years now.
For some reason, in North America, the sports department of media organizations, it's even more woke than the news department.
I can't, for the life of me, think of, well, I guess you could argue Don Cherry, but we're going back to 2019 for a right-of-center commentator on sports.
If there are some, they keep their opinions checked.
But the wokeism is unbelievable.
I mean, we just saw back in June when Anthony Bass, the Blue Jays pitcher, was drummed out of town for the simple thing of liking the Anheuser-Busch and Target boycotts because of the radical transgenderism going on with those companies.
All the sports media, every single one covering baseball in Canada, Drea, they could barely type their articles because they had their cheerleader pom-poms on, okay?
Oh, this is great.
Get them out of here.
Get that hater, a hater.
Those were the words they were using.
But this is outrageous.
I would suspect, this is an American publication.
I'm guessing at least half of Americans are pro-life.
You know, I'm not sure what the most recent stats reveal.
But Drea, you as a woman, the idea that these editors going ballistic, according to the sports writer, Eubanks, because of her being Christian and pro-life.
Can you make sense of this?
No, well, I mean, I'm not surprised, but no, it doesn't make any sense.
I mean, one of the things I love about Rebel News is, you know, we always try to get the other side of the story.
Sometimes, many times, they don't want to talk to us.
But when they do, do we cut out their opinions because the reporter or, you know, maybe somebody at the top of Rebel News or something doesn't disagrees with it?
No, absolutely.
We love when we get the other side to show it and we give them a long period of time to talk so that people can actually hear their train of thoughts.
And I often say thank you so much and shake hands after when I get that.
But there's no surprise here.
Eubanks was given the opportunity to select whoever he wanted to do the story on.
And like you said, it's a story that she is going to be seven months pregnant or seven months pregnant while competing in this.
So naturally he picked that.
I thought it's like, yay, women, you know, here she is competing at seven months pregnant when, you know, many women, myself included, you know, just wanted to fall asleep and eat Haganah's ice cream when I woke up.
So he picks her and asks, you know, about this.
And she mentions in there that she finds it a little bit ironic that, you know, a year ago today, there was the ruling with Roe versus Wade, and many of the people that she's, you know, in the field with were outraged about that.
But now they're celebrating her for being pregnant and keeping and continuing on with her life.
So that's kind of how that popped up when he's interviewing her.
So to cut something, you know, that's a really good question that you want the people to hear the answer to.
And then to be ordered to cut it out because it doesn't align with the outlet is horrible.
That's not journalism.
And so, yeah.
You know what, Drea?
What you said is very profound because essentially the news peg, why you're doing a profile of Amy Olson, is because she's 30 weeks pregnant and competing at the highest level of women's golf, which is incredible, I think.
But what Eubanks did is in his profile of Amy, he is just merely passing on statements of fact, i.e., she's Christian, i.e., she's pro-life.
He's not editorializing.
He's not saying, you know what makes Amy Olson great?
It's not that she's competing while pregnant.
It's because she's pro-life and Christian.
He's just mentioning it.
And for these woke jerks to go ballistic, in his words, over the use of factual statements, you know, this is, it's actually scary who is in the media right now.
And keep in mind, you know, if the newspaper or a media outlet, if it was a department store, the sports department, that's the toy department.
It's supposed to be about fun and games, but it ain't, I'll tell you, Drea.
It is so uber woke.
And I guess I'd love to hear theories from anyone in those industries how it got that way.
That merely the statement of fact that this pregnant golfer is a Christian and is pro-life, this is reprehensible and it can't, the story cannot run unless it's taken out.
And I'll tell you, like I said, good for Mr. Eubanks.
This is a hard racket right now.
It's a sunset industry journalism.
And for him to say, you do that to my piece, I'm out of here.
And he's evidently resigned.
I really hope there's some credible moral media organization that picks up this right.
Yeah, maybe rebels.
Maybe we have to start Rebel News Sports as a counter to all the toxic wokeism out there.
But what a despicable story indeed.
Well, it's sad that there actually is another side of the story now in something like sports.
Like it shouldn't be that.
It should just be that you tell it like it is.
But everything is getting so affected or infected with wokeism that even in sports now, you don't know if you're getting the full interview.
And this is something to concern everybody, whether they're Christian or pro-life or not, because we're seeing this over and over.
I know many a times when I interview someone, they'll say, I did this interview with CBC.
I did the same interview.
I spoke with them for 45 minutes and they never put any of it up.
So the amount of stuff people are not seeing is a problem on all of the issues.
Yeah.
And you know what else that speaks to, Drea?
I've always said if there's one thing worse than censorship, it's self-censorship.
And you got to wonder how many people on the media say would be doing a story about a pregnant golfer on the LPGA tour and saying, you know what?
I better not mention this pro-life stuff.
I better not mention this Christian stuff because I know my editors are going to freak out.
So I'll just focus on something else like, I don't know, what her favorite color is or what kind of car she drives or whatnot.
And the fact that we here in Canada are funding this, right?
I know this is not a Canadian media organization, but the fact that we're funding journalists to be self-censored.
Hey, you don't need Blackface censoring you when you've got such trained seals.
They do it for themselves.
That's scary.
Exactly.
Power Out, Water Donated00:02:37
Wow.
Well, you know, Drea, we're running out of time here.
I got to ask you, do we have any super chats?
We do.
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Says, David, I'm surprised that you did not say anything about this being 20 years today since we were plunged in darkness as the biggest blackout since 1965.
I'm not even sure about this.
Yeah, no, that was an incredible blackout.
It started, I believe, in Ohio.
It was 20 years today.
What can I say other than the fact that I was a very lucky person that day because when it happened, I was on my bicycle and that was a good vehicle to be driving because every single traffic outlet, you know, traffic light, I should say, went out.
But, you know, all I can remember were the good things that happened, thankfully, because in a sense, this was a good news story in the face of a very bad situation.
And that was the number of people, Drea, just common folk pulling over, standing at an intersection, directing traffic, because it was overwhelming.
It was every, like, look at that picture.
You don't see a single light on.
That's the skyline of Toronto.
Every single intersection was blacked out.
And, you know, like all tragedies, you see the worst of people and the best of people.
That was certainly the best of people.
And I also love the fact that people would pull up.
I saw one guy near the intersection where I live, and there must have been about 30 bottles of water.
So people were given this volunteer traffic cop water so he wouldn't get dehydrated.
And also, for a brief time, because there was no air conditioning, because there were no lights, because there were no video games to play or TV, it was almost like the old days.
You went outside because it was a very hot, humid August day.
I remember that.
And neighbors started chatting with one another.
It was like the old days when you didn't even have air conditioning.
It wasn't invented yet.
There was a veranda and you'd invite the neighbors over for some lemonade.
And it was all, you know, in the sense of cooling down because it was cooler outside the house than inside the house.
And so you got to know your neighbor.
And, you know, there was some camaraderie that was established.
Of course, all that went away in Toronto once the power came back on, Drea.
Yeah.
Camaraderie in Crisis00:02:28
So don't get me wrong.
I don't want to pose this as like a Pollyanna tale of the day Toronto began.
Not a much Pollyanna.
But those are my experiences.
Yeah.
So and thank goodness nothing like that's happened again.
50 million without electricity.
I read on that headline.
Oh my gosh.
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Said, could the WEF be considered the works?
I think that's a typo.
Works missed successful terrorist group with their globalist agenda.
Either, I don't know what it is.
Well, I mean, that's a we can't go there yet.
But it's definitely, it has its own interests.
It doesn't have our interests at heart.
It has a globalist interest at heart.
And again, their apologists will say, look, they really have no tangible power, which is true.
I mean, you can't have Claude Schwab saying, I hereby decree that Canada is going to go back to the imperial system and ditch metric.
That can't happen.
However, what we do know, Drea, is that Claude Schwab and his acolytes have the ears of the most powerful men and women on the planet.
And when they are sitting down for dinner, and it's not crickets and mealworms, it's the best steak imaginable.
You don't think they're, you know, lobbying these powerful entities?
Of course they are.
That's the very reason for having these meetings in places like Davos.
So yeah, there is no tangible power, but they are indeed influencers and we should be wary of that.
Absolutely.
I think that's all we have for live chats today.
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