David Menzies and Sheila Gunreed expose Justin Trudeau’s alleged double standards—allowing pro-Hamas protesters to chant "genocide" and display swastikas while cracking down on Freedom Convoy, plus ignoring Khalistani violence at Brampton’s Hindu temple despite Jugmeet Singh’s ties. Trudeau’s $75M gun buyback flopped with zero confiscations, police refusing, and Canada Post backing out, while his Trans Mountain pipeline expansion ballooned from $5.4B to $34B, crippling Alberta’s economy. Rumble’s resistance to censorship contrasts Facebook’s bias, and a viewer’s "Stockholm syndrome" claim highlights media’s role in shaping divisive narratives—all pointing to Trudeau’s perceived erosion of democratic fairness. [Automatically generated summary]
You have tuned into the Rebel News live stream on this, a Monday, November 4th, 2024.
I'm David Menzies and my co-host, well, let me tell you a bit about my co-host, shall I?
Folks, do you know that today is National Candy Day?
I do not celebrate this day because my co-host, she's so sweet.
Who needs candy?
Oh, and I'm diabetic.
Anyway, she is the she-devil with a sword.
She is the Khaleesi of Northern Alberta.
She is Sheila Gunread.
Hey, Sheila, happy National Candy Day.
Yeah, you know I don't eat candy.
But yeah, I'm so sweet that I'm giving you diabetes.
It's also National Chicken Lady Day, which they don't mean like the old Kids in the Hall skit of the chicken lady.
They actually mean some other lady, businesswoman and motivational speaker, Dr. Martinia Tina Dupree.
I wish it was the Kids in the Hall chicken lady.
Do you remember her?
I don't.
I only caught bits and pieces of Kids in the Hall, and the stuff I did see was quite good.
I have to admit, even for a CBC show.
But I do not remember.
I remember the Mr. Canoe Head.
I remember the guy who would like try to, you know, crush your head.
It was a perspective gag.
Yeah.
Yeah.
And these are the Daves I know.
Do you remember that one?
But yeah, there you go.
I guess I, you know, having a, isn't it odd though?
There's all, there's so many of these fake holidays, you know, in the National Day calendar.
But for the life of me, Sheila, why would you have National Candy Day just four days after Halloween, which is the Super Bowl for candy?
I mean, like, I would imagine in households across every nation that celebrates Halloween, there is candy galore, right?
Yeah.
You know, so why?
This is abysmal timing in my book, wouldn't you say?
Oh, do it on the first when everybody's just flush with candy, right?
Like, do, anyways, who cares about these stupid days?
No, she does.
I don't even know who picks them.
I got to say, since you're the Khaleesi laying down the law in the morning meetings, did you get sloppy with your poppy again?
I did.
Sloppy Poppy Police00:03:23
I'm currently texting someone to bring me one from my vehicle.
I do have one.
That's what I'm doing because I've been sitting at my desk watching committee stuff, right?
So this is, I run downstairs even before our morning meeting and I start my work long before everybody else is.
Everybody else saunters into the office at 10 a.m., which is 8 a.m. my time.
And I've already got my head screwed on straight and written two articles before you guys show up for work.
And so I showed up to work in my hoodie, as I do, because it's like the 12 steps down the stairs.
And I forgot to put my poppy on.
So I'm currently texting someone to bring me a poppy from out of the car.
Thank you.
Well, Sheila, no one is questioning your work ethic.
I was just pointing out the irony when.
Oh, yeah, I'm the poppy police at work too.
Because I'm like, if you send me a video that's been shot without a poppy, I need a new one.
I need, you have to go and refilm the whole thing.
So I'm the poppy police.
I'm just the sloppy poppy police today.
So I've got to fix that.
So Sheila, it's around this time of the show.
You lay down the housekeeping rules and what the ostensible policy reason of the next almost hour that lays ahead.
Yes, almost hour.
Of course, we're going to go over time.
We always do.
This is the Rebel News live stream.
It airs on the first work day of the week and on Friday.
And we talk about the news of the world completely unscripted.
So you're going to get our spicy hot takes or maybe not so spicy hot takes.
Sometimes they're boring and not very exciting.
But you will get our honest opinion on the news of the day happening.
And we also want your opinion too.
So we are streaming on YouTube.
and on another platform, which I'll tell you about in a second.
But first, I want to tell you why we continue to stream on YouTube, but we don't like them and they don't like us.
The feeling is mutual.
They've completely demonetized us over there because we are a little bit too truthful about certain things that I can't even talk about because we're streaming on there right now.
So if, and I appreciate the people who continue to watch us on YouTube.
Look, they don't want you there.
That's how they get more of you.
That's how I am.
Like, if you're telling me I can't go somewhere, guess what?
I'm showing up and I'm going to be extra fancy.
But if you want to support the work that we do and support a platform that lets you speak your mind, might I suggest you head on over to Rumble.
That's a great free speech platform and they are fighting for free speech in a time of Justin Trudeau censorship, big tech censorship.
And they'll let you do something else.
So they'll let you leave a paid chat called a Rumble rant.
If your Rumble rant is over the $5 U.S. cutoff, that's our bar for us to read it on air.
We're obligating us.
It's mandatory.
We'll read it on air.
But don't let that be the bar for entry because we frequently read the ones that fall underneath the $5 U.S. cutoff and sometimes even the free ones that are clever, funny, that make fun of David, make fun of Trudeau.
So get chatting.
If you want to support us, leave us a super chat.
And that should take us into the schedule.
David, you can start.
Efren Monsanto, super producer, cameraman that he is, and myself, we gave up another Sunday to, well, basically take in business as usual.
Protesters and Police Clash00:16:10
Now it looks like, Sheila, this is going to be a continuation for months on end where the pro-Hamas folk come to the Jewish neighborhood of Bathurst and Shepherd, where for over a year there's been, well, basically, I don't know if you call it a demonstration, a protest, more like a vigil.
Jewish people, pro-Israel people and their allies clamoring for the return of the hostages.
That is to say, the ones who are still alive.
We have no idea what the number is there.
And beginning three Sundays ago, well, the pro-Hamas people, they decided that even though there are thousands of intersections in the city of Toronto, nope, they must come to Bathurst and Shepard at 12 noon on a Sunday, which I guess coincidentally is where the pro-Israel people are.
Clearly, Sheila, this is the other side wearing trouble on their shirt.
They want confrontation.
They want to promote their pro-victimization narrative.
And our focus was on the police.
And namely, with Ephraim and I, we're covering the news.
We're neither waving Israel flags or Palestinian flags.
And we want to get both sides of the story.
And suffice to say, we'll throw to a video.
It started out refreshingly different, i.e., a senior police officer standing up for a right to practice journalism.
Didn't last that long here.
Check it out.
And folks, we're back at the intersection of Baptist and Shepherd.
If you do that, if you do that, they have every right to stand here.
Don't do not put it on me.
They have every right to stand here.
Help the children!
Help the children the genocide in Gaza!
As I was saying, folks, we are back here at the corner of Baptist and Shepherd.
Yeah, so Sheila, it began nicely.
That police officer, who I greatly appreciate, at least in the beginning, said, quote, he has every right to film here when he was shooing away a member of the River to the Sea crowd.
But as I alluded to, that was not a consistent message because we have another little video where, well, our time was up on the pro-Hamas side of Bathurst Street.
Check it out, folks.
Sorry, what's your badge number again?
What did I ask you?
I'm here as Independent Press.
Independent Press?
Well, what's your badge number?
Why are you having to give me my badge?
You are working as a police officer.
When a citizen asks you for a badge number, you're supposed to give it.
So my badge will be 11710.
Thank you.
All right.
So, you are independent press?
Actually, folks, I made a little mistake in the chronology of the video clips.
That is what happened when Ephraim without me went over earlier in the day.
And as you saw, he's getting some aggro.
Ephraim was getting resistance and getting the badge number, which they are required to provide.
And you can clearly see where this guy is weighing in.
And by the way, he knows darn well who we are.
I think any rebel news reporter or videographer has a big target on their backs.
It was in March and April where I was arrested in March for obstruct police, which is to say I was on King Street and I was about to interview the River to the Sea crowd.
And then, of course, the most shocking arrest of all, I think, was in April, April 7th, to be precise, which was the six-month vigil of the massacre in Israel last October, in which there were more than 2,000 people in the square.
Pierre Polyev was leading a vigil.
And when the Hamas people attacked us, I got arrested for trespassing.
unbelievable.
So why don't we, and by the way, here's some more disbelief.
Not only are the Pro-Hamas people chanting for genocide, which is DuRagur.
Well, we saw them take one more step.
Thankfully, Ephraim Wonsanta was joining on the spot and captured a woman holding up a sign, which just has to be the most offensive and hateful sign you could display, I think, to Jewish people, given that it featured the swastika.
I mean, you have to, if you blink, you'll miss it, but there it is.
And all I can tell you, folks, we witnessed from across the street, so we couldn't possibly hear.
It looked like one of the cops giving her a stern talking to, and then she switched to some other hateful message sign.
The clip we don't have is contrary to what that police officer said, you have, quote, he has every right to film here when he was talking to the Hamas guy that was interfering with our broadcast.
Well, that right evaporated within, I don't know, two and a half minutes, because as the mob encircled us, suddenly that very same police officer said, you've got to go across the street.
And I said, why?
And he said, for safety.
And I said, officer, if you think my safety is at risk, well, then you as a police officer, you can lay down the law.
And then he said, well, it's not just you, it's my fellow officers too.
And, you know, Sheila, it's baffling.
You are armed, aren't you?
I mean, if they're going to attack police officers, you're begging for trouble in my book, or at least that's the way it used to be.
And one final thing before I get your thoughts, Sheila.
In the Department of Supreme Chutzpah, that jihadis Jabroni, who a week ago Sunday assaulted me and damaged my microphone, he had the audacity to show up.
Oh, yes, he did.
You know, and, you know, and do his ranting again.
And I said to the police officer, I said, this is the man officer who last week assaulted me, damaged my microphone.
We have video evidence of it.
Will you arrest him?
And then he went over and the noise was too loud, Sheila.
I couldn't hear what he was saying.
And the next thing I know, that very same officer who said he has every right to film here, meaning us, said, you have to cross the street.
There's the guy from, see, there you go.
Video evidence.
That even beats eyewitness evidence, Sheila.
And he gets a pass.
And suddenly, once again, we have to cross the street.
And I knew if I gave any resistance, well, you know what happens.
I'm handcuffed in a paddy wagon.
It's despicable, the two-tier policing.
You know, and the thing is, this guy is emboldened, right?
Next time, he's going to punch you right in the face because he completely got away with it.
It's caught on video.
You told the cops that's him right there.
He came back because he knew even though there will be a line of police across the street, not one of those police will come over to arrest him for the crime he already committed.
And so the next time he's just going to punch you in the face.
And then we can point to the police and say, you should have nipped this in the bud at the beginning.
And I've seen more swastikas in a single gathering of these Hamas people than I ever saw during the entirety of the far-right Russian freedom convoy.
Yeah, you know, oh, who mourns for the proud boys now, eh, Sheila?
But you know, I want to call BS on the safety thing because the cops have maintained a narrative for more than a year now.
You know, you have hundreds and hundreds of people.
They're emotional.
They're out on the streets.
We're trying to keep the peace, keep the peace, which means turn a blind eye to lawlessness, such as section 319 of the Criminal Code of Canada, which makes it a prohibition to chant for genocide.
But Sheila, here in this particular instance, at the corner of Bathurst and Shepherd, I would say the Hamas hooligans were outnumbered by the peaceful demonstrators across the street by maybe 30, 40 to 1.
And so the idea that the mob was about to erupt, well, I can tell you, the pro-Israel side, they would erupt in cheers if you started arresting these people, not in violence.
So I'm not buying this.
It's a safety issue.
And like I said, I think, you know, I might be offside here, but I think if you're a police officer in Canada's largest city, you probably have lethal force or at least a taser on you.
You know what?
If there's a mob of terror apologists that you think are going to commit violence on the streets of Toronto, you're the police.
Do something about it.
And, you know, I always compare this to the Freedom Convoy because the Freedom Convoy was the threat to public safety where crime went down in Ottawa and the streets got cleaner and the city got more interesting instead of just a boring gray blob of bureaucracy.
We haven't even, we, I say we is in the royal we, I mean Freeland.
She's got that whole agency FinTrack that's supposed to track money laundering, proceeds of crime, terrorist financing.
They used it on the Freedom Convoy.
Have they used it on a single one of these clearly well-organized, well-resourced protests?
You know, like the Americans, their government has said, we think there's money coming from Iran here.
We've never even stopped to even consider that here in Canada.
I guess not.
And this is a huge example of foreign interference, might I add.
100%, Sheila.
And the reason, the real reason for this, it's not what's doing, it's not doing what's right, rather.
It's not enforcing the law.
It is the political puppet masters, starting with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, looking at the Hamas crowd as potential liberal voters.
The Freedom Convoy, I'll make a prediction, Sheila.
Of all the thousands of people who came to Ottawa during the time the Freedom Convoy was there, I would be absolutely shocked to the point of needing to be taken away on a stretcher if I found one person who supported the Justin Trudeau liberal government.
Now, I think a lot of those had been former Trudeau supporters, frankly.
But COVID and the lockdowns were their breaking point.
And so instead of trying to maybe bring those people back into the liberal fold, the liberals were like, they're terrorists.
They're far-right extremists.
Take them away.
And that's what it boils down to.
It's a numbers game, Sheila.
The Freedom Convoy people, that's not the Liberals' base.
But the Liberals looked at the pro-Hamas people.
And you know what?
Maybe we can capture some of that.
We know that Muslims outnumber Jews in Canada by a factor of five to one.
And by the way, I'm not saying every Muslim agrees with these lunatics, but I think that is the world vision of Justin Trudeau.
Yeah, but that's also Justin Trudeau's bigotry of low expectations.
That he thinks that your average Muslim would agree with these crazy people.
100%.
And by the way, that's why I think I'm getting ahead of ourselves.
I think that's why Donald Trump has a great chance of winning the swing state of Michigan.
The Democrats have totally blown it with trying to court the American Arab Muslim vote.
And, you know, we can get into that later.
And likewise, if Justin Trudeau thinks that these people are going to vote for him, I mean, when the first time I got arrested in March, Sheila, it was outside the King Eddie of a Justin Trudeau fundraiser, and they were displaying signs that read Genocide Justin.
I don't think that's a friendly base, the court.
You know what?
Don't stop him.
Don't stop your enemy when he's making a fatal mistake.
We have an ad read, and then we've got a ton of stuff to get to because stuff was breaking this morning from the federal government on their gun grab that we need to get to.
That was exclusive to us.
Another thing about another censorship bureaucracy that looks like it's coming in the advance of the next election.
Again, only exclusive to us.
And we were at the Alberta United Conservative Party annual general meeting where Rebel News was very warmly received.
It's probably, David Menzies, if you went to an Alberta conservative, official conservative political convention, you would probably be quite disoriented because you're welcomed with open arms.
You can bend the ears of all the MLAs and the cabinet ministers, and they're thanking you for your hard work.
And if you go to a Doug Ford event, you guys get run out of town on a rail.
So not by the Doug Ford base, mind you.
We are welcome.
No.
We're talking about the PC party establishment and flip-flop Ford himself.
Well, you know what?
If that is true, bring me to the next Alberta.
I love it.
You know what?
They want to talk about you.
And I'm like, I'm standing right here, guys.
Like, I'm doing all the Alberta work here for you.
And they're like, how's David Menzies?
Are you serious?
It's terrible what's happening to him constantly.
Wow.
Constantly.
You know, well, I want to thank everybody who came up to Sheila Gunread and said those words.
And in fact, on the pro-Israel side of the demonstration, it was, you know, unlike fists flying and microphones being damaged, the number of people that came up to me, shook my hand, hugged me.
And there was one individual and he said, you know, I know it doesn't mean much, but we really love what you guys are doing.
And I said, sir, I want to respectfully correct you.
That means the world to us to hear that you appreciate our efforts.
Don't ever think we don't appreciate that.
And that's coming from the heart.
That's not some kind of PR spin.
So I think, Sheila, as always, we are on the right side of history and we're doing the right thing and we'll continue to do it.
Yep.
And back to my point about Premier Smith and, you know, the base loving us and the PC base in Ontario loving us.
Unlike Doug Ford, Premier Smith is very well connected to her base, as we'll talk about later.
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Khalistani Movement Stirring Controversy00:14:44
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Well, Sheila, as you said, a pretty stuffed pierogie.
You know, we don't get piogies that much out here.
I didn't even know a pirogy was a thing until I worked in Alberta.
You know, you fancy yourself as an amateur nutritionist.
Are pierogies good for you?
They're good for your family's budget.
And so I won't tell you about the nutritional damage that they do to you, but they are, you know, an affordable poverty food, which is, you know, you scrape together what's left of the flour, what's left of the potato, whatever scraps of cheese or herbs that you have, and you turn it into something that feeds your family and gets you through.
So it's the perfect Alberta food, I guess.
Well, look at that, folks.
I asked a simple question and Sheila answered as a politician.
Maybe she will run for Senate from Alberta.
No, I understand that there are some people, my close friends included.
I'm in the like the Ukrainian, the Ukraine of Canada, okay?
So I know that like my close friends are, as much as I care about pickles, I have friends who care about pierogies.
And so I realize that not everybody wants to eat like me.
And I respect that, unlike Nate Erskine Smith, the man behind the vegan bill.
Well, yeah, there is a huge Ukrainian population there.
When I was working and living in St. Paul, Alberta, I hooked up with a hockey team there, the Mernum Marksman.
It's a little village.
Mernum.
You know Mernham.
I do.
Beautiful spring water there.
And Sheila, I kid you not, I was the only non-Ukrainian player on the team.
That's one thing.
The second thing is I learned the hard way that, you know, their logo, which is a target, not really a good thing to paint on a form-fitting goalie mask, if you know what I'm getting at.
But I'll bring in the team photo one day and you can see me in my hockey playing days.
So big shout out to the village of Mernham.
Not a big shout out to Brampton.
Oh my goodness.
We, you know, if as we've seen with the River to the Sea crowd, as yet, a glowing example of the failure of multiculturalism.
Not that Justin Trudeau cares, not that Jugmeet Singh cares.
You know, Canada is a post-national concept.
There are no nations anymore.
Patriotism is to be shunned and dismissed.
But in any event, we had a Brampton Hindu temple, presumably hosting Diwali, the Festival of Light celebration.
And then Khalistani Sikhs showed up.
Just to preface this, Sheila, we have to be very careful not to malign all Sikhs as being part of the Khalistani movement.
I referenced the Freedom Convoy.
There were many Sikhs there.
They have no part of the Khalistani movement, which is basically strong conservatives.
100%.
Strong conservatives.
They meet with us on social issues, government accountability.
They're not all Khalistani extremists in the same way our Muslim friends are not Islamist radical extremists.
100%.
And what the backstory is, is that the province of Punjab in India, the Khalistanis, want to turn into an independent Sikh state.
The perverse irony, folks, is that the Khalistani movement in India is either dormant or dead.
It's only thriving in basically three nations: Canada, the US, and the UK.
And it's a pipe dream.
It's never going to happen.
But when you're an extremist, you don't care about reality.
So why don't we look at the, I guess, more recent arrivals of Sikhs that have come to Canada, not the ones from yesterday that just wanted to pursue the Canadian dream, get a job, buy a house, enjoy their freedom, and are now looking, by the way, with shock at the Khalistani movement floating across the ocean to meet up with them.
But for some reason, the Khalistani Sikhs, just like the pro-Hamas people going to a Jewish neighborhood to a pro-Israel vigil, had to crash it.
Well, these Sikhs had to go to a Brampton Hindu temple to crash that.
Check it out.
Oh, shit.
Oh, shit.
Oh, man.
You know, Sheila, I want to get your thoughts on this, but I want to say this.
I noticed on social media, some of the organizers of that Khalestani movement, they were saying, oh, you know what?
It was kind of a protest that went wrong.
Excuse me, wrong.
You had your members running through iron gates into the temple with big sticks, hitting people, hitting cars.
That's not wrong.
You know, that was a deliberate act of terror.
Let's call it for what it is.
Your thoughts, Sheila.
It's political and religious violence.
Like they targeted Hindus during Diwali.
That would be like targeting Catholics during Holy Week.
Why aren't we reacting this way?
That's crazy.
That's like storming a Catholic church during Holy Week because Justin Trudeau has whipped you up into some sort of frenzy about mass graves or whatever reason.
Doesn't even matter the reason.
Since when do we allow this sort of religious and political violence in this country?
This should be a huge thing.
And it is for Prime Minister Modi in India, but less so for our Prime Minister, Prime Minister Idiot here in Canada.
And you know, Sheila, I should point out: if anyone in our audience is saying, ah, you know, Sikhs versus Hindus, you know, I'm a Canadian, I'm neither Sikh nor Hindu.
Why do I give a rodent's rectum?
Well, here's why you do.
It is the Khalistani movement that was responsible for the largest act of Canadian terrorism ever back in 1986 when an Air India plane blew up over the ocean, killing more than 300 people.
So that's why you should be concerned.
Now, the Khalistani people say this was a frame-up, that it was actually the government of India that blew up the plane.
Well, except for one thing, there's been not one but two public inquiries that definitively traced the Khalistani movement to this odious act of terrorism.
And again, that's why you should care.
Right.
This is just utter lawlessness happening in Canada.
But this stems from Justin Trudeau's complete, I was going to say inability, but lack of desire to deal with any sort of foreign interference.
He tries to sort of straddle this idea that Canada is this broad cultural mosaic, but that doesn't often work in practice.
And calling out political violence from one side does not undermine the fact that we're a pluralistic society.
In fact, it protects the fact that we're a pluralistic society because we don't allow religious ethnic mobs to run amok on the streets of Canada, or we used to not do that.
Oh, now we do in the past decade.
And by the way, in the Department of Plenium, in the last year.
Oh, yeah.
But and also in the Department of Plenty, I'll blame the go-around.
I mean, Jugneet Singh will not speak to us.
He runs away, sometimes runs away with a human shield, a little child.
I don't know if it's his child or he's just renting one.
But you ask Mr. Singh, if you ever get the opportunity, what's his position on the Khalistani movement?
I'm going to give you some advance warning.
You will witness verbiage that resembles the proverb of nailing jelly to the wall.
He is pro-Khalistani.
He'll probably not say that, but he has been on the record as that.
And this is the guy who is right now our co-prime minister.
Just so egregious, Sheila.
Well, and, you know, we saw how the Liberals acted when they had suspicions of political violence being done on behalf of the state of India on Canadian soil.
And now Modi, the Prime Minister of India, is saying, okay, you acted swiftly then.
What about now?
Who's been arrested for this?
Are people being deported for this?
Like, if you are storming a Hindu temple on a religious holiday and you're not a Canadian citizen, you're on the first plane home.
Out you go.
How many of these people are temporary foreign students, temporary workers?
Get out of my country if you're running amok like that.
And the rest of you who are citizens, you should be directly to jail, pending trial, the same way we treated Tamara Leach.
Oh, and Sheila, again, the double standard, just like the pro-Hamas crowd, we've done two reports from the intersection of Queen Street and Highway 410 in Brampton.
There's a little tent city there.
I would argue most of, if not all of the people, are either international students or those from India with temporary work visas.
This encampment is breaking several sections of the Trespass Act.
Is it being disassembled?
Is anyone getting their bank accounts frozen?
No.
And I've reached out to the city of Brampton, radio silence.
Anyway, Sheila, you want to get to another subject?
Yeah, we've got to wrap.
We've got to get through a few things because Ezra needs the studio after us.
So I'm just trying to keep timelines a little bit tight.
We don't have to do a hard stop, but there's just the studio is needed.
A couple of things I want to talk about.
Trudeau's office planning a counter disinformation campaign.
The only reason we know about this is because we read the alerts about the briefing notes.
So I saw that come in.
Came in late Friday into my email.
And isn't it interesting?
We've got, if you scroll down, I wrote something a little bit funny there.
Anyways, Trudeau's, this is a briefing note.
So this is, we know what's coming.
This is a briefing note to his office.
And how did I phrase that there?
I talked about the other things that they say they're already doing to deal with misinformation, like the Online News Act, the Streaming Act, Bill C63.
But I said, what did I see here?
Maybe got changed when it was edited, regardless.
Basically, I just said that they are the biggest peddlers of disinformation themselves.
Ironic that the Liberals are launching this disinformation act because they or this disinformation campaign, because the Trudeau Liberals have been credibly accused of being large-scale peddlers of misinformation, telling Canadians that carbon taxes will change the weather, Canadians will get more money back in carbon tax rebates than they pay, and that Trudeau is a feminist.
Yeah, it's just so funny.
You know, just the way you've framed it, Sheila.
I mean, it's kind of like the fox going to the farmer and saying, I'm in hen house security consulting.
Yeah, the arsonist showing up with the bucket of water to help you put out the fire.
He started.
Yeah, it's the same thing for the liberals, but just imagine what this is going to be like.
Facebook, of course, is going to bend to this.
Google, of course, is going to bend to this.
The Google-affiliated alphabet companies like YouTube, of course, going to bend to this.
So I think look towards X and Rumble if you want to get the unfiltered news.
Thank goodness for that.
Another thing, new data out today.
Or sorry, it was out Friday.
Couldn't get to it.
Wrote it up today.
Beat everybody else to it, which is my biggest stress.
Trudeau's so-called gun buyback burnts through $75 million without buying a single gun.
And why this is important is because just in September, I think it was $63 or $67 million.
And six weeks later, now it's ballooned up to $75 million.
And this is relevant because just last week, all the major police organizations were like, you're doing nothing to stem the rise in violent crime in this country by allocating $75 million in police resources to this nonsense.
Yeah, $63 million.
You know, and Sheila, on that note, who's going to do the prime minister's dirty work?
As I understand it, the RCMP doesn't want to do it.
Canada Post, if you can imagine, that was an idea floated.
They don't want to do it.
And I mean, imagine going in to a Canada Post outlet at your local shopper's drug market with your guns and there's like some 18-year-old clerk behind the counter.
It's preposterous.
And then Trudeau's last kick at Buccaneers, which was to entice retired RCMP officers to endeavor hard-time guns.
Pardon?
The guys I see at the gun range?
Yeah, I bet not.
Yeah.
And it's a hard no because, as I understand it, from my sources, one thing cops do not love to sign up for is when they're the villains wearing the black hats.
Neo-Nazi Front Group Perception00:05:45
And that is what they will be perceived as.
So they've told Trudeau to take a long walk off a short pier.
What I'm asking you, Sheila, like, who's left?
Who is Trudeau going to get, assuming this file ever gets into Drive?
Who's he going to get to confiscate these guns, make these door-to-door calls?
You know, I hope it's Bill Blair.
No, he likes to work at home.
He likes to work at home.
So I feel like he could kick off his slippers, put on some crocs, and start knocking some doors instead of asking cops who are, by and large, advocates of firearms rights, in my experience, to do the dirty work of the federal government.
I know that the RCMP are not going to be tasked with this in Alberta, and neither are our sheriffs.
So good luck to them, is all I have to say.
One more thing just on this, and then we've got an ad read, and then we'll do a quick ad break if we have.
The RCMP, they're planning Heritage Front 2.0.
Again, you guys have better things to do, RCMP.
And I'm saying this to the RCMP brass and not the RCMP officers, who quite likely, by and large, agree with me.
The RCMP plans to go undercover to trap online violent extremists.
Internal documents say Mounties will use fake online profiles to pursue extremist activities.
Well, and then they show pictures of the Proud Boys who are just a men's drinking club, but the RCM or the federal government listed them, Public Safety Canada listed them alongside the IRGC, Hamas, and Al-Qaeda as a terrorist entity, which is high-level dumbness.
But the reason I brought up the Heritage Front is the Heritage Front was a neo-Nazi group in the 90s, I believe, 1995, founded by Grant Bristow, because as is always the case, evidenced by the RC or sorry, I shouldn't say the RCMP, public safety listing the Proud Boys alongside Hamas, is that the supply of white supremacists never quite meets the left-wing demand for it.
The Heritage Front was a neo-Nazi group in the 90s, and everybody was scared about it.
Well, again, there weren't enough neo-Nazis to meet the demand by the anti-reform party nonsense that was coming out of Ottawa.
So this CISIS spy found a neo-Nazi group to give proof that there are neo-Nazis that really exist in some sort of fulsome way, especially out here on the prairies.
And it just wasn't true.
There were more cops involved in that thing than there were actual neo-Nazis.
And this is what it's going to be like again.
They're going to be like, hey, how about them black people and the Jews?
How do we get rid of them?
You get one of those in your Twitter DMs or your ex DMs.
That's a Fed blockaroo.
Yeah.
You know, it's amazing, Sheila.
I have vague memories of this.
I don't know if it was an actual physical gathering or an online chat room kind of thing, but wasn't the situation that almost everybody there was an undercover Mountie?
Yes.
Yeah, just about almost everybody.
That's why the fighting stuff.
Yes, because the supply didn't meet the demand.
So they're like, oh, crap.
The liberals in Ottawa, they need to pump up this rise of the Reform Party as a neo-Nazi front group.
So we're going to have to create the problem so that we can point to it.
Sort of like that planted Nazi flag that was in the Freedom Convoy.
Yeah.
So that we could write the Freedom Convoy off.
Same thing happened at an institutional scale.
It's going to happen again.
So my advice to you, if you are a prominent conservative, if you get one of those messages in your X DMs, just know that it's a Fed.
Just know.
Don't take the bait.
Of course, you wouldn't.
You're not racist.
Yeah.
But just be like, thanks, Fed blocked.
But you know what?
Speaking of racism, Sheila, if we go back to that original photo that was with the story about extremists, and you look at the photo and the guy looks like a frat boy going to a college free.
Yeah, exactly.
Why isn't the stock photo?
Oh, I don't know.
Somebody wrapped in the Palestinian flag with a disguise on.
Crazy person.
Yeah.
Look at the sign in the background, free speech.
Oh, lock them up.
Yeah, lock them up.
There's a like a clean-cut young man in front of a sign that says free speech and probably, what is that?
The red enzyme.
So Canada's former flag and everyone's all up in arms.
In the meantime, we have Hamas, mothers for Hamas holding up swastikas on the streets of Toronto across the street from a pro-Israel protest.
That's not the photo they used, though.
They used a proud boy.
It's unbelievable.
I'm sure there, you know, if whoever wrote that story and laid it out, I'm sure there's some nuance a couple of dummies like you and I and the rest of our audience can't figure out, Sheila.
But, you know, talk about the fix being in.
Talk about a narrative being pursued by the media, the mainstream media.
That is, Sean Hannity was right.
Journalism is dead.
He said that back in 2016, although he'll even modify it.
CBD Revolution00:02:16
He meant mainstream media.
Journalism is dead.
Thank goodness the independent press exists because otherwise, if you got your information from the mainstream media, you would be an indoctrinated zombie.
Yeah, I see that photo of that proud boy, and I just think we just don't hate the mainstream media enough.
Every time I think, I'm like, my heart is so hardened against these people.
I realize that, no, it can get a little more calcified.
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Why The NDP Chose Him00:06:37
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Wow, Sheila.
Did you hear that bit of narrative there with the NFA?
We work within the law to change the law.
Sounds like an extremist organization, doesn't it?
Yeah, it is if you ask the liberals and their friends and some of the anti-gun rights activist groups.
Let's go to Alberta because much to the chagrin of the Trudeau liberals who are making a major announcement, or maybe they have already based on the time, to cap Alberta's oil and gas production.
Our premier, who gets more beautiful the more she fights with Justin Trudeau.
I mean, every time she fights with him, it's like five years gets knocked off her face.
Daniel Smith faced a leadership review at the United Conservative Party's AGM this weekend.
And despite some backwoods dealings and nonsense, I wouldn't say dealings, it was just slimy politics at the convention.
On the side of those opposed to Daniel Smith, she passed her leadership review with 91.5% support of the party.
This was Canada's largest political convention ever, over 6,000 people in attendance.
They had two overflow rooms that everybody could participate.
It took hours to vote in the leadership review.
And anyway, the NDP are losing their marbles.
This is a strong message sent to Justin Trudeau that we want to fight with you and we're going to rumble.
And of course, Nahib Nenshi, the new NDP leader, former mayor of Calgary, who oversaw the crumbling infrastructure there, who doesn't have a seat, by the way, that's another story in and of itself.
He won his leadership very recently with 86% of the vote.
So this is a very strong approval for Premier Daniel Smith.
And yet, and yet, the Liberals.
Yeah, so this is what Daniel Smith wrote.
I want to express my heartfelt gratitude to our members for their incredible 91.5% support.
Together, we will ensure that Alberta remains a province that upholds the values that have established us as a beacon of hope, freedom, and prosperity.
With your belief in our shared vision, we will work tirelessly to continue to make Alberta the greatest place to work and raise a family.
I'm excited to build our province's future with you.
We're on the right path.
Alberta is safer, stronger, and freer today, thanks to the hard work of you and our United Conservative government.
We have only just begun.
And the reason I point out Nenshi here is that Danielle Smith both has the support of the party itself, the party membership writ large, but also the overwhelming support of her cabinet and caucus.
There's not a single fracture there, unlike with Jason Kenny.
We saw fractures all over the place.
Nenshi has the support of the party base, the party membership, but he doesn't have the support of the MLAs, who none of them are stepping aside so that he can run in the legislature.
Oh, that's embarrassing.
None of them.
I mean, if you've ran at Edmonton, he would be like a drop-in and he could, quite frankly, lose.
The only place he could probably run credibly is in Calgary.
And if you think with this Conservative Party, that they wouldn't mount like the strongest, most well-organized opposition to him, he might lose in Calgary.
And what an embarrassment that would be to the brand new leader of the NDP that he can't get into the legislature.
In the city in which he was mayor for so many years.
Exactly.
You know, I guess, you know, in theory, Sheila, correct me if I'm wrong, but can you still be the leader of a party without a seat?
You can.
I mean, he sits in the legislature gallery on his phone and then texts the MLAs, the opposition MLAs, his questions.
It's super embarrassing.
But yeah, the MLAs don't necessarily like him, not enough for them to resign their seats.
And, you know, like all of Notley's loyalists ran against him.
Now they lost.
They're bitter about that.
And I realize why the NDP party chose him.
They think that he's got name recognition and he's somewhat well liked.
But after the infrastructure fiasco in Calgary, which really happened on his watch, I'm not sure.
Oh, he's got name recognition, all right.
But so do many other nefarious people.
But Sheila, what is the dynamic there exactly, sorry, about the MLAs that don't care for him?
Yeah, they don't like him.
All of Notley's senior MLAs, well, all of Notley's senior MLAs, like Sarah Hoffman, the former health minister under Notley, save your jokes, I'm trying to, and a bunch of others, they ran to replace Notley.
They all thought that they were loyal soldiers to Notley, and it was their turn to run the party.
And Nenshi, he got the support of the party members, but the MLAs don't necessarily like him.
And so there's this big division in the party, like with this top-down, like the MLAs.
I mean, I just, I enjoy it.
I enjoy watching this party just, to Notley's credit, the whole party seemed to like her.
Parents First Considered00:06:08
I didn't.
Albertans didn't, but at least they were unified.
Now we've got the elected MLAs who don't like Nenshi and the party brass or the party members who do.
Fascinating.
Yeah, it couldn't happen to a nicer bunch.
And okay, so moving on from that, by the way, as I said off the top of the show, Rebel News really warmly received.
You'll see some of our videos coming out over the week that we filmed at the UCP AGM with, for example, now back in the party MLA for Lacombe Pinoca, Jennifer Johnson.
She was kicked out.
And then she was, she's the MLA who was subject to the re-education session with the drag king queen named Carla Marks.
And she didn't bend on that.
I ran into her and she was so grateful for independent journalists accurately covering what happened to her because she was not treated fairly at all by the mainstream media.
But before in the couple of days in the lead up to the UCP AGM, Marcy, or sorry, we'll get to Marcy Ian's comments, but Daniel Smith announced a whole slate of pieces of legislation that would protect fairness in women's sport,
stop gender transition for children, and make substantial changes to the Public Health Act that would redefine what an emergency really is.
Also mandated a right to in-person education, especially during a public health emergency, and parental notification if a child at school decides that they are going to socially transition.
They have to go to the parents first.
So now the liberals are weighing in.
So Marcy Ian, she's the, I just call her the DEI minister.
Trudeau's DEI minister from Toronto.
She's written a strongly worded letter to Premier Dan Smith, Daniel Smith, calling on her to revoke her recent set of anti-trans bills.
They're not anti-trans bills, they're pro-child bills because you should not be giving an 11-year-old cross-sex hormones and sterilizing them for the rest of their lives.
And if you think so, you're a crazy person.
But let me tell you, Marcy Ian, if you're watching, there is not a single normal Albertan in this province who cares what Justin Trudeau's DEI minister from Toronto has to say about what we're doing here.
If you want a trans bunch of kids, I promise you, you should go door-knocking on that issue.
Knock some doors and tell people how you're pro-transing a 12-year-old behind their parents' back.
And just tell report back to us, Marcy, and see how that goes.
Yeah, I think there's a word for that.
What's it called?
Oh, yeah, child abuse.
Maybe we should call the Children's Aid Society, Sheila.
Yeah, I mean, and then Janice Irwin, who is one of the MLAs who has allied herself with Anenchi, particularly on this, and just visually, you'll see why.
She put out a video the other day, her message to trans Albertans and all Albertans, because this Lyle Lovett-looking weirdo thinks that she knows better than moms and dads.
It's the bigotry of low expectations to say that socially conservative parents wouldn't love their children despite their identity challenges.
Look at this.
There were some 4,500 emails in my email box this week.
They were not form letters.
Every single one of them was a personal letter from someone deeply hurt by this legislation.
I've never seen anything like it.
As you said, these aren't form letters.
These are real people impacted by this legislation.
Not just from trans people, not just from people in the community or parents of people in the community, but from Albertans of every stripe.
Their teachers, their parents, their youth, people from all corners of this province.
Saying, I just don't feel safe here.
I don't know if I can have a future here.
For the first time in my life, I'm thinking about this place as I love, that I love so much, that I put so much into, is a place that doesn't want me here.
And it's hard, and I get it.
And I don't begrudge anybody who thinks they might have to leave this province, but they need to know that they've got a whole lot of MLAs here fighting for them, and they've got a whole lot of people all across this province who are here for them as well.
Our job as the government in waiting is to show people there's a better alternative.
But we want everyone, not just people in the LGBTQ2S plus community, to every Albertan to know they don't have to worry about whether their rights are next to be stripped.
This government in waiting will always look after every single person's right to live a meaningful life on this land.
To any trans folks who are watching this?
That's enough of these two.
Okay, so they can't out of one side of their mouth say, we're not transing the kids.
We're not doing that.
Because Danielle Smith addressed that.
She said, okay, if you're not transing the kids, then you should not have a problem with this legislation.
We're just making sure that it never happens.
And then to say, like, oh, people are considering leaving this province.
Well, who's going to leave the province?
People under the age of 16 who want chemical castration?
Okay, I don't want to be a place that chemically castrates 15-year-olds.
I just don't.
And for the rest of them, you're going to leave why?
Why?
Because you don't get to punch a woman in the face in the boxing ring?
Good.
Good riddance.
Good NBC then.
I hear San Francisco is lovely this time of year.
You know, like, don't threaten me with a good time.
You mean you're going to pack up and leave because you don't want, because you desire the right to wrestle a woman in a wrestling ring?
Yep.
Okay.
All right, then.
Pipeline Built00:15:32
Have it your way.
And by the way, Sheila, I won't be able to sleep tonight, which will be a problem because I have to get up super early tomorrow to go to Washington, D.C. for our election coverage.
But that person was that like a man who is now a woman, a woman going, becoming, what is it?
That's just Janice Irwin.
That's just how Janice Irwin is.
Is that a biological woman?
Is what I'm asking.
Yes, that's Janice Irwin.
Janice Irwin.
I have my doubts.
I'm kind of like Austin Powers.
That's not a woman.
That's a man, man.
Sometimes people just wear their politics everywhere.
Let's couple more things before we wrap up the show, I guess.
Maybe do we get to everything there?
Yeah.
Freeland was at committee this morning, and that was right before I jumped onto the call.
I was watching that and clipping it.
Freeland and Minister Wilkinson, Natural Resources Minister, and they were both there testifying about how they turned a $5.4 billion private sector investment into the Trans Mountain pipeline into a $34 billion boondoggle that hangs around taxpayers' necks like a millstone, by which I'm, of course, referring to the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion.
They were building a second pipeline, twinning an existing pipeline in the easement that has existed for half a century.
All Transmountain needed, all the pipeline company needed was for the liberals to enforce the law.
They didn't.
And then they thought the only way forward is for us to buy the pipeline project and then pat ourselves on the back for allowing it to go ahead and say, oh, we got a pipeline built.
Yeah, well, Transmountain was going to go ahead if you just enforced the law, but they didn't.
And now I'm supposed to be grateful that they ballooned something, what is that, 700% and hung it on the taxpayer when it was going to be built in the private sector?
Well, these two unfortunate fools, Wilkinson and Freeland, found themselves testifying on the very day that Stephen Gilbo is announcing a cap on oil and gas production.
Uh-oh.
Absolutely bad timing, but not that Trudeau cares about what happens to his MPs and his cabinet ministers.
And it's pointed out to these two that the only reason that the Canadian economy is not in a recession right now is thanks to public sector jobs, which are actually inflationary jobs because they're government jobs, and the oil and gas sector.
That's the only thing saving us from spiraling into a deep, dark recession.
And these two just don't get it because now they're capping oil and gas production.
So we won't even be able to put oil in the pipeline if these guys have their way, which they.
And by the way, Sheila, to one of your points, I think that's another scandal of Justin Trudeau.
I've lost count of how many.
He has grown the federal public sector by 40% these last nine years.
40%.
Does anyone think we needed 40% more workers to do?
Are you getting 40% better service out of these people?
You're right.
And really, it's just to hide the unemployment rate, right?
Because you just hire them into the federal government and worry about when the bill comes in for somebody else, which is what- And who do you think those people are going to vote for, Sheila?
Yeah, exactly.
Also, it was pointed out to the liberals in the committee today that Deloitte says that the cap on oil and gas is going to cost 110,000 jobs in the West.
110,000 jobs.
It's an entire city the size of Red Deer just wiped off the map.
Why would Trudeau care about that, Sheila?
The West is a write-off.
That's my point.
And the liberals are like, well, these are going to create 10,000 jobs in green energy or something.
It's like, well, yeah, and you want us to trade 110,000 well-paying Alberta jobs for a potential creation of 10,000 green jobs.
How about no?
How about no?
Yeah, what's next?
Trudeau making an announcement that he's giving tens of billions of dollars of Canadian tax money to a dilithium crystal factory.
I mean, this is fantasyland, these green.
Stellantis.
That's what he's doing with Stellantis.
Okay, let's roll one of these clips.
You don't have to show the whole thing, but this is Shannon Stubbs, I think, the one we have here at committee.
She is the Alberta MP for Bonneville Cold Lake.
It's called Lakeland.
And that's where most of you think about the oil sands in Fort McMurray, but she is the oil sands hub in that they do it as close to conventional as possible for oil and gas.
It's what they call SAGD.
So it looks like a conventional drilling platform.
And they drill down into the bitumen and then they inject steam to liquefy it, bring it up.
And that's what they do.
It's a very small footprint, but she is in the heart of oil and gas company, and she is so strong on this.
And if she's not the next natural resources, Minister Polyev, what are you even doing?
Let's watch this clip.
Wilkinson for being here today.
Of course, Conservatives always supported the nation-building Transmountain Expansion Pipeline, undeniably in federal jurisdiction.
What we advocated, though, was for the federal government to assert federal jurisdiction and the rule of law in order to ensure the private sector proponent could get that pipeline built on their dime and on their schedule.
Mr. Freeland, do you agree with StatsCan from last Thursday's report that if Canada didn't have contributions from oil and gas right now, that Canada would be in a recession?
The strength of the Canadian economy today And in the past, is very much built on our oil and gas sector.
I absolutely recognize the value that it brings in terms of jobs, in terms of revenues, in terms of our trade balance.
So, the two things that that report said that are keeping Canada's economy going is public sector spending and oil and gas production.
The problem is that because your government has killed two other potential export pipelines, the Northern Gateway and Energy East, and only now is getting the Transmountain Expansion built and started to operate as a $34 billion liability on taxpayers.
Pipeline capacity is actually full, which will automatically cut production, Canadian energy businesses, jobs, and opportunities.
So, based on that, how can the Liberals and your anti-energy, anti-private sector colleagues possibly justify imposing an oil and gas cap on Canada, a job-killing oil and gas cap on Canada?
I'm going to start answering the question, and Minister Wilkinson may want to offer some thoughts.
Look, I do think that in the areas where it's possible for everyone in this committee and everyone in our house to agree, we should.
And I think that it is really meaningful and actually great that we have completed a nation-building project that both Rachel Notley and Danielle Smith support.
That is a good thing for Canada.
I also absolutely agree, as does any, well, as do all economists, that oil and gas is an important part of Canada's economy.
Hang on, hang on.
Having said that, having said that, it is absolutely inappropriate for conservatives to criticize our government when it comes to pipelines.
We got a pipeline built to tide water.
Conservatives did not.
That is the reality.
This is a nation-building project.
I think you, there was in the Calgary Herald, in the Calgary Herald, there was a senior Alberta energy leader talked about this as a nation-building project.
And it was our government that got it because of your lack of getting pipelines done.
Does it self-impose an oil and gas, a job-killing oil and gas cap on itself?
The United States does it?
The key question here is who got a pipeline built and who didn't.
And the answer is that our government built a nation-building project that is contributing meaningfully to our national prosperity and to good wages for Canadian workers.
I ask you about that.
That is a record I am proud to stand off.
It goes on like that.
That's the entire, the entire committee went on like that.
Shannon Subbs asking yes and no questions and Freeland just ragging the puck so that nothing is ever answered because they cannot answer the question because the question, the answer is bad for the liberals.
The answer is bad when they say, you know, like it's regurgitated social license nonsense from Rachel Notley days, where, oh, if we don't impose a carbon tax, nobody's going to invest here.
You imposed a carbon tax and inspired the single largest capital flight out of this province since the national energy program.
But do go on.
Do go on, ladies.
Sheila, I think you deserve a raise for sitting through these committee meetings.
I'm really, but you know, it's part of the problem we have right now in the political discourse.
It's like you ask somebody, Minister Freeland, what kind of car do you drive?
And the answer is, my drapes are green.
You cannot get a straight answer to a straight question.
You simply can't.
The only other thing I can say is that it's a good day when I see Fraudline Freeland and I'm not in the back of a police cruiser after being bullarized by a mountie that resembles Uncle Fester from the Adams family.
So I'll take that as a win.
But that's ridiculous.
I mean, to say, well, we're the ones that got a pipeline built.
Yeah, because you wouldn't impose the law.
And it's like five years overdue, 700% over budget.
And there could have been Energy East.
You guys let that die on the table.
There could have been Keystone XL.
You didn't fight for it.
Northern Gateway didn't fight for it.
So what do you want?
What do you want a hero cookie?
Because you hung this liability on the Canadian taxpayer when a private company was perfectly willing to invest $5 billion in this project and have it done way under budget and on schedule because they had to be accountable to shareholders.
Good job, Freeland, treating this like the section of Reuters that she destroyed when she was in charge over there.
What was it?
Was that like a $300 million boondoggle?
Yeah.
And Justin Trudeau is like, you know who we should put in charge of the entire Canadian economy?
The lady who destroyed an entire section of a newswire service through her financial mismanagement.
And if you want to know why that committee is so out of control, like the witnesses are supposed to answer the question and the question asker is allowed to take back their time, right?
So there should be no interrupting.
Like when they say like, okay, we're moving on.
You're not answering.
There's a liberal in charge of this committee.
It's George Chahal, who I jokingly said is allowing people to steal time like it's mail because, as you know, he's a porch pirate and he stole literature during the last campaign out of mailboxes in Calgary.
I don't know if we want to show the next one about like Freeland's just being roasted.
You know what?
I think.
I think the big boss man might need the studio, Sheila.
And do we have any chats?
I have it.
Yes, we have a chat and an ad read.
I'll do the ad read, then we'll do the chat.
Yeah, if that's okay.
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We've got one chat here from Ryerson Gary, who is a faithful, loyal watcher of the show and a supporter of us here at Rebel News.
And we're just so grateful for him and others like him.
Ryerson Gary gives us five bucks and says, for 83 years, I didn't know I hated Jews.
In the past year, thanks to the Trudeau Cabal plus the paid for media, I now realize that I have been misled.
Stockholm conditioning at work.
Yeah, after being a conservative supporter of democracy in the Middle East, and if you believe in democracy in the Middle East and human rights, then the same way I support Taiwan, I support Israel.
But yeah, if you got all your news from the mainstream media, you're just a far-right and crypto-Nazi hiding under the hood of some truck in Ottawa.
Unbelievable.
And Gary, again, thank you for your support.
Much appreciated.
Sheila, before we sign off, this is presidential election eve, if you will.
Your prediction?
Close, but Trump.
Ditto.
And let's hope it's not too close because then something might happen that I dare not speak of.
I know, I know.
I wasn't going to say it.
People can read between the lines, right?
But I think we're going to see the return of President Trump and not a moment too soon.
Tune In Tomorrow00:02:01
Well, folks, that wraps up today's show.
Thank you so much.
Please tune in again on Friday, in which you can, well, feel free to mock Sheila and I if we got our predictions wrong.
We still have free speech.
Well, such as it is.
And by the way, tomorrow evening, Sheila, I believe we are on the air at 7 p.m. Eastern Standard Time.
I believe so.
Okay.
You'll see the Rebel News election coverage.
It's all hands on deck.
My beloved colleague, Alexa Lavois, she's in the Big Apple, New York City.
I shall be in Washington, D.C.
I imagine D.C. is the kind of place that is, well, like a Super Bowl host city on the day of the big game.
Should be fascinating.
And there you go.
So so much.
By the way, I just want to point out they're already boarding up the businesses.
You know what?
Maybe I should delay my return, Sheila, just in case we get quick results, especially if it is a definitive Trump victory.
I think we're going to have all kinds of insurrections.
They won't be called insurrections.
This will be framed as people fighting democracy as they throw Molotov cocktails way to go Antifa.
But yeah, that's an ominous sign.
And let's hope, however, this goes, there is no violence and it's peaceful.
You know, certainly the discourse right now is at a boiling point and it's really getting ugly out there, Sheila.
And I'm glad Election Day is tomorrow.
We can finally get this over with, or at least it's the beginning of the end, either for it never ends.
That's the problem.
Oh, no, I know.
But in any event, 7 o'clock tomorrow, tune in to Rebel News, folks.
And like I said, Sheila and I will be back here if I'm not stuck in D.C. on Friday.