David Menzies and Sheila Godden-Reed dissect November 2024’s Amsterdam riot—60 arrests, five injured—after an Israeli soccer match, questioning Netanyahu’s alleged evacuation orders while comparing it to Gaza. They blame Trudeau’s government for issuing 5,000 visas to Hamas-supporting Gazans and mock "woke hockey" figures like Ron McClain over rainbow tape initiatives. The episode also attacks gender justice groups in BC for shielding criminals from name-change bans and contrasts Trump’s policies with Kamala Harris’ alleged radicalism, culminating in a warning: Remembrance Day ceremonies face disruption by "pro-Hamas hooligans," exposing Canada’s cultural and political fractures under progressive governance. [Automatically generated summary]
You have tuned into the Rebel News live stream on this, a Friday, November 8th, 2024.
I'm David Menzies and my co-host, well, let me tell you a bit about my co-host, shall I?
Do you know that today is National Ashley Day?
And the way it works with the name Ashley in the early part of the 20th century, Ashley was typically a girl's name.
And then around the 1990s, it became more fashionable for it to be a boy's name.
And the reason why my co-host is not a fan of National Ashley Day is that because in 2024 Canada, Ashley is now the name of a female rugby player with a penis.
She is the she-devil with a sword.
She is the Kalesi of Northern Alberta.
She is Sheila Godden-Reed.
How you doing there, Sheila?
David, I'm really pleased to find out that you are as ill-prepared for today's show as I am.
Boy, it is a bit of a Friday, though it feels like a Monday.
I'm actually shocked that you didn't go with National Abet and Aid Punsters Day.
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So that's it.
David, take it away, unless you still need a little bit of time to sort out whatever is happening behind the scenes over there.
You're good now?
Well, Sheila, for the last two minutes, I was listening to what you had to say by reading your lips and I didn't see any F-bombs.
So far, so good.
But I'm having some problems with my earpiece.
So I'm going to say to you, my friend, take it away.
If you can pick, I mean, it's a packed sausage today, that's for sure.
Whatever catches your fancy, please set it up and we'll throw to a video and I'll try to fix my earpiece because, quite frankly, I don't know how people do it.
I don't know how people read lips and make out complete sentences.
Because I'm just guessing at some of the things you said, but I better go fix this gadget.
There's some kind of a gremlin in it.
All right.
I got her from here.
He apparently has freelands in his equipment.
So let's continue on.
I don't know if you've been watching the news at home, friends, and I doubt that you would see all that much of this if you follow the mainstream media.
But Amsterdam has anti-Jewish pogroms happening in the streets.
It's so bad that if I'm understanding correctly, the Israeli government is sending people to Amsterdam.
Oh, there's nothing new under the sun, is there?
To extract their civilians from Holland.
I mean, it's wild.
So let's go to this National Post article.
We'll read it together, but maybe we can round up some videos too of exactly what's happening there and why it's happening.
You will be able to find them, of course, on Ezra Levant's X page.
So Canadians are horrified as Jews were hunted down and beaten in Amsterdam.
Amsterdam police have made more than 60 arrests following violence that broke out after a soccer match.
And this is a Tel Aviv-based soccer team that was playing in Amsterdam.
Sija, that's the Center for Israel and Jewish Affairs, is deeply concerned about the attacks on Jews supporting the Israel soccer team in Amsterdam.
The police are saying there's a major investigation into multiple violent incidents.
Supporters of the Israeli football club were in the city to support their team as it played Ajax Amsterdam.
And then just these anti-Israel mobs were running amok in the streets attacking Jews.
Unbelievable.
Like this is, what, how many years post-1939 are we?
I mean, this is horrific.
This is, look at this.
This is the country of Anne Frank.
And here we are with these modern neo-Nazis running loose on the streets of Amsterdam.
David, are you back?
I am back.
And what makes this even more odious and egregious, Sheila, is that I was reading a newspaper account of this travesty.
And evidently the police were taking a hands-off approach because, you know, we don't want to get political.
But you know what?
When you take a hands-off approach against arresting thugs, you are getting political.
That is political.
You're not upholding your oath to enforce the law.
And I want to make another point, Sheila.
It is not as though in Europe, especially, the whole idea of football hooligans is a new thing.
It's been a problem for decades.
It's not as bad as it was probably at the peak in the 1980s.
But the authorities know how to kettle and contain football hooligans when they act badly.
And suddenly, that template went out the window with the, as I like to call them now, the Hamasholes who are just running wild in the streets.
But you know, Sheila, is it really that unbelievable, given what we've seen in our own country?
Given that we see constant chance for genocide, we see violence, we see vandalism, Jewish schools getting shot up, arson, and the cops go, what do you want us to do, boss?
Aside, of course, from arresting peaceful counter-demonstrators and members of the independent press.
So we are into a horrible double standard of law enforcement when it comes to dealing with the Islamo-Nazis.
Yeah, this is, I just can't even believe that we're seeing this in the streets of Europe, but this is what mass migration from anti-Semitic parts of the world means.
Yep.
And I just dropped a news clipping from Euronews.
62 people were arrested.
I think it was five people were hurt so far.
This is the other day or last night.
Dutch prime minister has weighed in saying it's completely unacceptable, called the attacks anti-Semitic.
You think?
It sounds like the reports on Euronews say that Netanyahu, so that's Bibi Netanyahu, Benjamin Netanyahu, the Israeli prime minister, said that he is sending planes to the Netherlands, which would include medical and rescue planes, after he had spoken to the Dutch prime minister.
I can't see that where Netanyahu has said that.
I think it might have been in a video clip, but it's being reported in multiple sources.
I have heard that, Sheila.
I saw it initially reported on DW, although it looks like they changed their headline.
Oh, no, that's not true.
It's in DW.
So that's the German press.
So they're fairly credible.
It says the Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Friday ordered two planes to be sent to the Netherlands to bring football fans home following violent clashes in Amsterdam.
So this is, I suppose, what never again means when you have to extract Jews and just Jewish soccer fans at this point from Amsterdam in 2024 and extract them back to Israel.
And then tell me, if anybody tells me why they're not sure why the state of Israel needs to exist, this is exactly why.
Exactly.
And, you know, Sheila, I guess on the bright side, I heard it was a little chilly in Amsterdam last night.
The cops, as far as we know, they didn't bring the pro-Hamas hooligans' coffee and timbers, did they?
Like they do here in Toronto.
Yeah, let's go to Geert Wilders.
He is the MP.
He's a Dutch MP, chairman of the Party for Freedom.
And what did he call this?
He called it a pogrom in the streets of Amsterdam.
Yep.
He tweets.
He said, we've become the Gaza of Europe.
Wow.
Muslims with Palestinian flags hunting down Jews.
I will not accept that.
Never.
The authorities will be held accountable for their failure to protect the Israeli citizens.
Never again.
Yeah, and you know, it's funny he mentioned Gaza because, Sheila, as you know, the Justin Shudder liberals think it's a great idea to lower the temperature by issuing 5,000 visas, which means more than 5,000 people, to Gazans.
And that is incredibly disturbing because we know even now, after all the carnage, after the massacre that happened last October 7th, anywhere between 75 to 80% of Gazans support Hamas.
And it went up post October 7th.
So they saw the horrors.
They saw the atrocities and supported Hamas even more so, which is a really alarming thing.
And we saw the failures of the Justin Trudeau government to vet Syrian migrants for extremism.
And so I can't imagine they've fixed that problem at this point, given that Justin Trudeau basically collapsed the immigration system in on itself because of his failure to tighten up the border.
In fact, he invited the entire deported world into Canada in 2017 to fight Donald Trump and his ban of immigration from five failed states, what the mainstream media erroneously called the Muslim ban.
It was actually just from failed states where you couldn't verify identities and passports, which is a prudent move.
But Justin Trudeau said, you know, to anybody fleeing, welcome to Canada.
Well, they did come.
And then he collapsed our immigration system, making vetting all but impossible.
And you're in the country for years and years and years before you even get your immigration review board hearing.
And we already have an extremism problem.
We've got a guy who was in an ISIS video hacking at a crucified prisoner in the country, planning terror attacks against Toronto Jews, him and his son.
And then we've got people using Canada as a terror launching ground to attack Jews in New York.
Do we think this is going to get any better when we start importing people from Gaza where they have an extremist viewpoint on Western culture in general, but especially the Jewish culture and people?
And Sheila, it's worse than what you say.
Those two foiled terror plots, that was based on intelligence from France and New York.
Because CISIS, as I understand it, is underfunded, understaffed.
The morale is lower than a lobster in the Atlantic Ocean.
And so their policy right now or their procedure is to, you know, we're keeping our fingers crossed.
We hope that our real intelligence agency on the ball will tip us off.
This is absolutely appalling.
But you know what, Sheila?
Maybe we're being a little paranoid because the Justin Trudeau liberals have assured us with these Gazans, they're going to be vetted.
Oh, we're going to vet them.
Which is like, hey, do you hate the Jews?
No.
Definitely no.
Yeah.
Okay.
Yeah.
Because you know what?
You might be pro-torture, kidnapping, killing, genocide, et cetera, et cetera.
But these people wouldn't lie, Sheila.
Surely they wouldn't lie.
Tell me that's not a case.
Right.
I saw how they vetted the Syrian migrants.
They called, and here's the thing.
When we think we're actually getting family units, mom, dad, and a couple of kids, that's not necessarily the case.
Because we saw with the Syrian migrants, you could walk into a refugee processing center in the Middle East.
Say you were a Syrian migrant or a Syrian immigrant fleeing the Syrian civil war, and your family unit could be you and just another dude.
And you could say we're brothers, maybe that's my husband, whatever.
But that was good enough for the immigration officials to classify you as a family unit, which gave you priority in the migration queue because singles sort of get pushed down when you're a refugee.
But if you come in as a family unit, you and your fighting age friend, they were coming to Canada above children sometimes.
So we're going to see the same thing again.
How about sending these Gazans to, oh, I don't know, Northwest Territories, the Yukon.
I mean, no, because I'll tell you something, Sheila.
I was in January when I teamed up with our colleague Sid for the Pierre Polyev presser.
We were in Winnipeg in January, which actually, I think that day it was colder than the planet Mars.
But we had heard from someone, we had an interesting conversation.
He knew of some Syrian migrants that had been relocated to Winnipeg.
And in a way, I kind of feel sorry for them because they're saying, you know, we're from a failed state.
Terrorism abounds.
There's no rule of law.
But it's so cold.
We kind of want to go home, right?
Even though it's a shite hole.
We can't survive this freezer.
So, you know, maybe they'll voluntarily go back to Gaza when we put them in the coldest places of Canada.
But you know what's going to happen?
They'll be going to Toronto, Montreal, Vancouver, and already overburdening cities whose infrastructure can't cope with the current population.
But that's the Justin Trudeau liberals of doing something in terms of making Canada the Scheidhole Express.
And, you know, on that note, Sheila, I wonder with President-elect Donald Trump assuming office in January, I wonder what the new sheriff is going to do with this kind of garbage in the U.S. Because we know from the first Trump administration, Donald Trump was the most pro-Israel president since the state of Israel was formed in 1948.
He moved the embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem.
He was part of the Abraham Accords, where he had peace breaking out all over the Middle East.
You know, he is disgusted by what's happening in the streets of American cities with the Hamashols.
So I'm wondering if we're going to see some course correction south of the border.
Yeah, I don't know.
I think so, but I mean, I'm still hung up on the Syrian refugees who'd rather go to Aleppo than Winnipeg.
And I'm like, you know what?
Depends on the day if you asked me that too.
I can tell you, with Sid and I freezing our ball bearings off in Winnipeg, I would think Syria had some positive PR to it.
Boy, that is a wickedly cold.
Is there any viewers that live in Winnipeg?
Can you reach out to us?
How do you do it?
I mean, it just seems, even though it's further south in the territories, it seems it gets colder there.
And I think it's very damp.
I think it's very damp because of the big lake that's right there.
I think that's it.
But at the same time, it's not substantially colder than northeastern Alberta on any given day.
A dry cold, a wet cold.
As for me, I'm sorry.
I just could never imagine myself living in a city that whose name sounds like a pirate game show.
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Yeah, let's get that.
It is Pun Day, right?
I know.
I know.
I'm not aiding and abetting you in these crimes against humor.
Let's just go to Pierre Polyev's statement on this, and then I think we will, we've got a chat already that I'll read, and then maybe we'll hit an ad break, Olivia, perhaps.
Pierre Polyev says, abhorrent reports came out of Amsterdam last night.
Jews are being hunted in Europe days before the anniversary of Kristallnacht.
Never again is now.
Yeah.
And Melissa Lanceman sure is right.
This is what globalized the Intifada looks like.
Completely.
Completely.
We've got a chat here from our friend Ryer Singeri, who is such a loyal viewer of the show and a loyal supporter of the work that we do around here at Rebel News.
Gives us five bucks and says, I faithfully, painfully read the Toronto Star every morning.
One of the mourners actually wrote, The reason Trump won is that Americans don't need the New York Times anymore.
Well, first of all, I want to say to Ryerson Gary to read the Toronto Star cover to cover every morning.
I can't believe you're not on a ledge right now and need to be talked back into the room.
So that is thank you for your service, Ryers and Gary.
You know what?
I understand where Ryerson Gary is coming from because I wasted way too much time over the last 72 hours watching the meltdowns of liberal women on Instagram and TikTok.
Like they, them are not having they, them's best day ever.
A lot of them are having their Britney Spears shave their head moments.
There's a like, it's been like a really bad week of bad feminist haircuts out of spite.
And it's like, I want to make myself ugly so that Republican men never touch us.
And it's like, I feel like the Republican men are going to accept the terms of this agreement.
Like, look at them.
Do you know, Sheila?
This is an honest question.
Do you think they are really that unhinged or are they just acting through the camera?
No, no.
Ezra's right.
The United States is very clearly, some parts of it, having a mental health crisis right now because they feel, like going back to Amsterdam, they literally feel like they are the Jews in the attic right now.
They think they are living in a fascist state circa 1939 and they are the resistance, the underground resistance, because they've listened to the mainstream media who have called Trump supporters everything under the sun.
And if you look at who the Trump supporters are now, it's wild.
I was, this lady is partially my favorite because, by the way, could these feminists read a different book other than The Handmaid's Tale?
Like they used to read Harry Potter, but then J.K. Rowling is a turf, so they can't read that.
And I don't even think they read the book.
I think they're just watching the show or the movie.
But if you look at who the Trump supporters now, these broads and the left, boy, are they ever racist?
Like I'm seeing them say stuff like, we need to have a talk about Hispanics and black men.
What kind of talk do you want to have about them, sister?
That they didn't vote as a monolith for your people anymore.
The Gulf of, sorry, the Rio Grande.
All those counties, there's eight counties there.
They almost reliably completely vote Democrat.
They started changing in 2016.
One went for Trump in 2020.
Now all eight are Republican, including the most Hispanic county in the country, where like 75% of the people there are Hispanic.
That went for Trump.
There's a massive swing of minorities over to the Democrats, and it's because of this stuff.
Because of white, well-kept, liberal, college educated women claiming that they are the downtrodden in this country and shaving their head in protest.
And like black men and Hispanics are like, look, we just want jobs.
And your mass migration policies are driving down our jobs and hurting our communities and not allowing us to escape generational poverty.
Like these liberal women are, they are angry that minorities are voting for their own families.
It's disgusting.
You know, Sheila, let me tell you in our audience a little anecdote.
When Maurizio and I were in Washington, D.C. for the election on Tuesday and Wednesday, I think we took about eight Uber rides.
I'm just doing the math.
Yeah, it was eight.
All of the drivers were men of color.
Three of them were from African nations, Nigeria, Togo, and sorry, I can't remember the third one.
One was Muslim, was wearing full Muslim garb.
Do you know, folks, seven out of eight, because I'm a real nosy parker when I'm in the back of an Uber car, I asked, you know, how'd you vote?
Seven of eight said Trump.
And the one who didn't say Trump, it wasn't because he was voting Democrat.
He is a Republican.
He is a conservative.
He just doesn't like Donald Trump.
The good news there is that he wasn't eligible to vote.
So it's a no-sum gain.
But what does that tell you?
I know that's an unscientific poll, Sheila, but seven of eight men of color in Washington, D.C., which is like plus 90% Democratic city, said they weren't buying what Kamala Harris was selling.
Puerto Ricans flipped for Trump.
Miami-Dade went to Trump.
Get this one.
Dearborn went Republican.
And I'll tell you why.
Trans stuff.
Correct.
I heard on Joel Pollock's show, Joel Pollock, a friend of our show with Breitbart.
You can hear him on Sunday nights on Patriot Radio if you have satellite.
But he had on last Sunday, just less than 48 hours before the election, Rebecca Mansour.
And how she analyzed Michigan, a key swing state, Sheila, is that it's going to go Republican.
And it doesn't really have a lot to do with what's happening in the Middle East.
Well, in a way, because as she said, believe it or not, there's a lot of American Arab Muslim people who want peace in the Middle East.
They want the hostilities to cease.
They're tired of the fighting.
Yes, and they see Trump as an agent for that.
But it was, you're right, this trans sanity, this critical race theory, this drag queen story hour, Muslim families tend to be conservative.
And they're rejecting the Democrat talking points on that.
And, you know, just to tie this into a bow in terms of perverse irony, isn't it amazing that Kamala Harris overlooked a way better candidate for vice president, Shapiro, in Pennsylvania, because, you know, he's, you know, Jewishy, you know, and we don't want to offend the voters, the Arab bloc in Michigan.
You know what?
That wouldn't have been a factor, you dummy.
You know, so they went with Tampon Tim.
How do you ever reclaim your dignity after getting that nickname?
And there's a part of the reason why that particular swing state did not go blue.
Yeah, there's a bigotry of low expectations there, isn't it?
And I think Muslim voters in Michigan should have been insulted by this choice to go with Tampon Tim because the presumption was then that they were all anti-Semitic and could not bring themselves to vote for a Jewish running mate for Kamala Harris.
That's absolutely bigotry.
If you listen to Matt Walsh yesterday, he had a great analysis of this.
He showed how drastically the Democrats are losing control of the country.
Joel Pollock had a good infographic of this on his X page where he showed how the shift is happening in the middle parts of California back to Republican because those were very Republican places in the 80s and even early 90s.
I think Trump look at this.
Wow.
That's crazy.
That should scare the pants off the Democrats.
I hope it does, but not enough to mitigate their crazy behavior.
I forget the numbers, but I think Trump lost New York by less than Kamala lost Florida.
That's how much the shift is happening, even in New York.
And people don't want cities in decay and disasters all around them and mass migration that is causing crime and housing problems and inflation and squalor.
They just don't want it.
And that is the universal thing.
It doesn't matter what your demographic is, what level of you are on the socioeconomic totem pole.
They don't, people just want safety and jobs and prosperity.
And the Democrats didn't speak to any of that.
And by the way, Sheila, just to show, I guess, how close California is or could have been, let us not forget that Governor Gavin Newsom wrote it, passed into law that bill forbidding municipalities for asking for photo ID as a prerequisite to voting.
And you know, and I know, and everybody knows that is an assist to Kamala Harris.
I mean, it's absolutely appalling that you can't expect people to provide identification for who they are.
And yeah, so we'll see what happens, I guess, in four years if this trend continues.
I think it will.
But it just shows you how the nation has changed, eh, Sheila?
I mean, 1980, a landslide for Ronald Reagan.
In 1984, an even bigger landslide.
Every state won, except Minnesota.
What is it about Minnesota?
49 out of 50 states.
And by the way, with Minnesota, which was Mondale's home state, he only won it by 3,000 votes, which is to say, if Reagan took 1,501 of those 3,000 votes, Minnesota in 1984 would have gone red as well.
And by the way, Sheila, it's not just the childless cat ladies who are literally losing their hair.
Why don't we throw to a clip of Jimmy Kimmel in his middle?
You know what?
This stuff for me is like a dollop of garlic butter on top of a steak.
A steak is already delicious and satisfying and fulfilling.
It's nutritious.
It feeds your mind and your body.
But then when I see these Democrats bawling their eyes out with no dignity whatsoever, it's like garlic butter on my steak.
It just makes everything taste that much better.
It's that much better for you.
And we're already living through.
I'm never going to get sick of winning.
Trump told me I'd get sick of winning.
I'm not.
But this is just delicious.
It is garlic butter on the steak of life.
Let's watch.
Let's be honest.
It was a terrible night last night.
It was a terrible night for women, for children, for the hundreds of thousands of hardworking immigrants who make this country go for health care, for our climate, for science, for journalism, for justice, for free speech.
It was a terrible night for poor people, for the middle class, for seniors who rely on Social Security, for our allies in Ukraine, for NATO, for the truth, and democracy and decency.
And it was a terrible night for everyone who voted against him.
And guess what?
It was a bad night for everyone who voted for him, too.
You just don't realize it yet.
Let's be honest.
It was a terrible night.
I love it.
I love that so much because he's like, it's a bad night for immigrants.
and minorities and they voted for Trump.
Like these people are so mad that the poors are figuring things out and they don't like it.
They don't like the power imbalance that's coming their way.
You know, Sheila, what's so perversely ironic about that little rant is that he says it was a terrible night for women, children, hundreds of thousands of immigrants, middle-class people.
So basically, by the process of elimination, it was only a very good night for, well, people that look like Jimmy Kimmel, right?
White males.
And I want to say this, Sheila.
25 years ago, well, back then, it was a pleasure, but I had the pleasure of interviewing Jimmy Kimmel and Adam Corolla.
They were in Toronto on a press junket, and they had what is the most memorable press event ever in the history of press events that I've attended.
It was for their man show.
That's what it was called, The Man Show.
And it was held at the Hooters Restaurant on Adelaide Street in downtown Toronto on the rooftop patio.
And all during the press conference, and the left-wing media were kind of having a meltdown, losing their minds, they had a Hooters waitress on a trampoline jumping up and down.
I'll let you imagine what the visuals were like.
But anyways, how, Sheila, did Jimmy Kimmel go from macho, frat boy, toxic masculinity to this, you know, crybaby, I don't know if I can say the P-word, but you know where I'm going with this.
How did that happen in 25 years?
Well, and the only reason people know anything about Jimmy Kimmel is because he was the sidekick on the man show.
So toxic masculinity and a free speechy, I bet you Corolla is probably a Republican, sort of a free speechy independent.
The only reason anybody knows who Jimmy Kimmel is is because of toxic masculinity and a free speech Republican style guy.
But as soon as he got close to the levers of power and influence, he is just a full-on, full-blown Kamala Harris fanboy because these people just chase the almighty buck.
That's what it's all about.
It's about money.
And his best friend, you know, no surprise really, is Howard Stern.
And suddenly the shock jock has become part of the Democrat establishment.
He's woke.
He's politically correct.
And the irony is, Sheila, if there's one person on radio who doesn't have to be that way because Howard Stern is a billionaire with a B, it's Howard Stern.
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I mean, when he was a jock in Detroit in yesterday, making $23,000 a year, that's when you're under pressure not to push the envelope that much.
You're going to lose your livelihood.
He could be fired now, which is very unlikely.
And he's on Easy Street.
He has every privilege and opportunity to be more shocking than ever.
But the exact opposite has happened to the point that he wasn't allowing Joe Biden jokes on his show because, you see, it's too important.
The stakes are too great.
Can you believe that, Sheila?
Yes, I can believe it.
Because these people, sometimes it's about money and sometimes it's about being invited to the fancy parties and being accepted by the fancy people.
I think you're right.
He's gone from being shocked jock to Tampon Tim's jockstrap real fast.
We need to hit an ad break.
What a horrible visual.
I know.
I'm the one who thought of it.
So let's hit an ad break.
And then I think we'll have an ad read after that.
And then we've got to hurry along the show because we're over halfway done and we've talked about just a couple of things.
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You know, Sheila, I just want to say, you know, it's how moving the Freedom Passport ad was there with those visuals of veterans.
And I just want to flag for people in the department of how low can you go in terms of the river to the sea crowd.
Shocking.
Okay, we've got that on the list.
We just have to tidy up with a few loose cents.
Then you can talk about that all you want.
Okay.
Okay.
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We've got a couple of chats here.
We've got one from Aaron Burton, 32 gives us five bucks.
Says, yay, Trump did it.
He'll make the U.S. better.
And only a year or so until our country gets better too.
Yeah.
In the meantime, I'm slightly worried about tariffs.
I see that the Trudeau liberals have reignited their Canada-U.S. relations team, their dream team, the A teams coming in.
And it's just a bunch of people that Trudeau thinks are going to be able to communicate well with Trump, one of them being Christy Freeland, who Team Trump despises.
So if you've got an export product, hunker down for the next 11 months and hope for the best.
Yep.
Wroxham Road 2.0 coming your way.
And our beloved colleague, Alexa Lavois, she's already on that file.
And yeah, as Sheila said, in the meantime, the next 11 months, we've got to worry about what's going to happen to our borders.
And this is not on Trump.
He's America first.
He's doing exactly what he's been elected to do.
And if we had a government in this country that would work with Trump instead of work against him, run all over the world and just bash him, we would be in a lot better shape for the next little bit.
But I saw Pierre Polyev congratulate Trump and say, like, that's Trump's in the White House.
This is why we need to get rid of Justin Trudeau because we need to work collaboratively with the United States instead of against both of our interests.
So we'll see.
One more chat before we move on.
We'll go into David's poppy stuff.
Aaron Burton, 32, again, five bucks.
Sheila is a farmer.
How are you coping with the cost of supplies?
You mean inputs?
Reds really biting into the bottom line.
A farm in my hometown closed after 180 years in the community, and it's saddening me after I've been there so many times.
It has been a real threading the needle, I would say.
When as a farmer, there are so many things that are outside of your control.
And Justin Trudeau is making inputs so expensive.
If you are in the cereal crops, then you are being hammered with grain drying costs thanks to the carbon tax.
Your fertilizer inputs are up.
We are price takers.
We're not price setters.
We sell into a global marketplace.
And if Justin Trudeau has made inputs more expensive, we just have less revenue in our family's pocket at the end of the day.
And then there's the trade wars.
And so for us, we sort of moved away from export crops in hay because that's just something that we can do that business in our own community without the meddling or relying on Justin Trudeau not to piss off or annoy a trade partner with Canada.
So that's what it seems to be working for us.
But I mean, we're not making the money we could be making because we have to pay that carbon tax on the input side.
So that's my seminar in farming economics right now.
And Sheila, for me, I think it's all part of a bigger plan, to be quite frank.
The war on the farmer, I never thought I would utter that sentence in my life.
But hey, it's too much for me to afford a steak.
Oh, that's okay.
We've got bugs.
In fact, we have a huge cricket facility in London, Ontario.
They're growing them by the billions.
Have a cricket sandwich and shut up, will you?
Hey, all this investment and regulations requiring me to buy an EV.
I can't afford an EV.
I can't afford a second mortgage on my house.
Hey, no problem.
Take public transit, ride a bicycle, sucker, while we get around in our Chevy suburbans.
So that I think is the reason why we are seeing the war on these two fronts: the farm and the car.
They really want to deprive us of some of the, I guess, funner things in life.
Well, and we are, we're independent people, right?
We're entrepreneurs.
We're independent people.
When it hits the fan, find a farmer.
They usually have firearms, they'll have food, they'll have fuel, right?
But if you take those people out of the equation, what happens?
And there's also, I know we have to move ahead, but there's also something that's been happening in Europe, and now it's happening here in North America and a lot in flyover country in the United States.
And that is the move to use arable farmland that is normally used for food crops for biofuels.
So they incentivize the growing of low-quality corn, even potatoes in Europe that normally was into the food supply.
That's now that land, that acreage is being used for biofuels, which is driving up the cost of food also.
Yeah, there was a similar crisis, wasn't there, Sheila, some 12 or 13 years ago with ethanol being promoted, and you're getting ethanol from corn.
And that was causing some major food shortages in Mexico, I understand, at the time.
Yes.
Yeah.
Yeah.
That's a society that's reliant on corn as a food staple, not so much here in Canada, unless you love your high-fructose corn syrup.
But yeah, I mean, it caused a bit of a catastrophe.
And, you know, as there's this war on carbon and war on oil, and so they're moving towards biofuels.
Well, there's only so many places you can grow biofuels, and it's the places where they used to grow your food.
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That's so generous.
I know that Justin Trudeau has left you poorer than ever.
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Sheila, just out of curiosity, have we ever kept track of our highest donation on a live stream?
Or could that be?
We used to get some real high ones covering the election live streams like 2020, 2016.
That was before we were demonetized by YouTube when it was, you know, there's so many people who are on YouTube that even like the little bits quickly, quickly added up.
But that is exactly why they demonetized us is to disincentivize us from telling you the other side of the story.
Okay, David, take it away with the poppy stuff because we're going to run out of time.
And I've got, I've got to do an attack on Scott Mo after this for breaking his promises.
You know, it's funny, folks.
The left is all about cultural appropriation, right?
So, around Halloween, if I wanted to, you know, wear a traditional Mexican attire with the sombrero, oh no, because I'm not Mexican, you can't do that, you're a racist or what have you.
And yet, it looks like the appropriation of the poppy, which I would say is sacred or at least semi-sacred, is going ahead.
And who's doing it?
Yeah, that's right.
It's the humassols.
They strike yet again.
And here's, as you can see, that was the version of a poppy.
As it turns out, this is a UK initiative.
They've thrown in the colors of the Palestinian flag.
And by the way, why aren't the left losing their marbles about appropriating the poppy in such a regard?
Oh, I guess, you know, war and veterans and the war dead.
That's all part of colonialism, imperialism, and white supremacy, I suppose.
And even more to the point, on November the 26th in Mississauga, a huge city just to the west of Toronto, there is going to be a gathering of the pro-Hamas hooligans wearing poppies and using the phrase, lest we forget.
No, not for being two weeks late from November the 11th.
They will be honoring on that day Sinwar, the terrorist mastermind who Israel miraculously assassinated.
And by the way, why do they have to mourn him?
I thought the deal is if you're a martyr, you get your 72 voluptuous black-eyed virgins, right?
I guess they're running out of virgins in that neck of the woods, given how many are going for the down count.
But Sheila will be there to cover that.
And by the way, this is why I personally won't be on the live stream on Monday.
I'm going down to Old City Hall in Toronto on Remembrance Day and for two reasons.
The obvious one, to pay my respects to the veterans and those who made the ultimate sacrifice, and also to keep an eye out with the camera rolling for any members of the Hitler youth movement that might want to come along.
I can tell you last year, it was only really one vocal person, some childless cat lady, looked like a gender studies grad, holding up a little sign for Palestine and interrupting the ceremonies.
You know, it was absolutely despicable.
But I guess it just shows you, going back five years ago, hey, Sheila, that Don Sherry was so, so ahead of the curve.
Remember, that, you know, these people come here to live in the land of milk and honey.
And is it too much to ask that on one day that, you know, what if we have that video, Olivia, why don't we run it?
Because this was five years ago, almost to the day on what turned out to be the last coach's corner.
And let's hear the immortal grapes in his own words to a veteran.
I said, I'm not going to run the poppy thing anymore because what's the sense?
I live in Mississauga.
Nobody wears very few people wear a poppy.
Downtown Toronto, forget it, downtown Toronto.
Nobody wears a poppy.
And I'm not going to win.
He says, wait a minute.
How about running it for the people that buy them?
Now you go to the small cities and you know, you know, those rolls and rolls, you people loved you.
They come here, whatever it is, you love our way of life.
You love our milk and honey.
At least you could pay a couple of bucks for poppies or something like that.
These guys pay for your way of life that you enjoy in Canada.
These guys paid the biggest price.
Anyhow, I'm going to run it again for you great people and good Canadians that bought a poppy.
I'm still going to run it.
Sheila, to this day, five years later, and I've replayed that little speech in my head over and over and over again.
What in blue hell did Don Cherry say that was wrong or incorrect?
What?
Not a thing.
Not a thing.
And it irritates me to no end.
Actually, it angers me to no end that these people, these modern Nazis, are co-opting a symbol of the men and women who gave their lives to fight the Nazis the first time around on Canadian streets.
It's despicable.
It's revolting.
It's evil.
And Don Cherry was entirely right.
And his compatriot there sold him up the river to save his job.
And now he couldn't be woker.
He's Mr. Rainbow Tape.
And folks, Ron McClain.
Sheila's 100% accurate.
If you want to review that footage, watch how Ron McClain, R is for Ron and R is for Rat, but watch how Ron McClain keeps nodding his head and putting the thumbs up sign.
And then suddenly, when the woke puppet masters at the network find this offside, Ron distances himself, even though I believe at least on two occasions.
He's nodding.
He drove this amboni.
He's nodding again.
Yep.
In the affirmative.
Thumbs up.
Did you see that?
So, boy, that was a real super quick come to Satan moment for Ron McClain when it got a little hot.
And what bugs me there, Sheila, I believe at least on two occasions, Don Cherry fought for Ron McClain's job, but no quid pro quo, it would seem.
Ron McClain is Canada's worst friend, the worst friend.
He's now, he's Mr. Fully Woke Hockey Rainbow Tape with Alberta's new senator, Christopher Wells.
He was part of that rainbow tape initiative, writing op-eds about diversity and hockey.
I mean, it's just horrible.
And then was it Don's birthday where he like came out and like showed his support for his old friend Don Cherry?
And it's like, you know what?
You drove a Zamboni over him.
Get lost.
Yeah.
No, it's even worse than that, Sheila.
The Cherry family entertained him, thinking this was just a personal call.
They were horrified that Ron took photos and then posted them on social media with implying that, look, we're back together again.
We're one happy family, even though Don is still unemployed by Hockey Night in Canada.
They lived happily ever after.
No, that's not what happened that day.
So, you know what?
I want to apologize to rats, you know, because I think it's an insult to the rodent community to call that viper a rat.
What could be worse than a rat or a viper or a weasel, Sheila?
Is there something further down the food chain that we, you know, could give that animal moniker to Ron McClain?
I just don't want to malign the vermin that way.
We've got one more just response from Pierre Polyev on this topic.
If we want to bring that up, I forget where it is.
It's way up here.
Polyev, Canada's veterans should have nothing but pride in wearing a uniform they defended.
And this is after a high school or a Halifax school drops the ask that the military ditch their uniform.
So basically, they said, if you're coming to Remembrance Day, don't wear your uniform.
It can be triggering.
And so every year some stupid school does this and then it blows up in their face and now they've walked it back and Polly have naturally, of course, sided with our veterans because they defend freedom against tyranny and continued to guard the flame of freedom today.
Sheila, don't people follow the news?
Because every single year, and this is the example for Remembrance Day season for 2024, some. school or some corporation does something moronic, like telling an 84-year-old veteran to get off the premises.
You're not allowed to sell poppies here.
And of course, it turns into a PR Hiroshima for that company.
I remember, hey, a couple of years ago, it was Whole Foods banning their employees from wearing the poppy.
Do you remember that?
And I remember at the time here, the Rebel News Headquarters newsroom, we were doing over-under in terms of when Whole Foods would reverse that policy.
I said 2 p.m. I didn't win.
Whoever chose noon was the right answer.
Like within two and a half hours, they bent the knee and not only went from allowing their employees to wear poppies, but actually putting poppy donation boxes in their stores.
The point is, Sheila, you know, don't F with Remembrance Day.
Don't F with the veterans.
You will lose.
You will have to bend the knee.
You will have to do a meakalpa.
You will have to apologize.
You cannot win on this file.
So I'm going to be really interested to see if there's any BS shenanigans on Remembrance Day in Toronto with the Hamas people.
And then I want to see what the Canadian Legion, to tell you the truth, is going to do about the appropriation of the poppy for November 26 in Mississauga.
I hope they're going to call the police.
I hope they're going to invoke civil action, at least on trademark infringement.
I don't know if you can call the police on trademark infringement, but the Legion is hopelessly woke these days.
So I bet you they will let this one group co-opt it.
Well, that'll be part of the story.
Will they?
It sure will be.
Okay.
Okay.
All right.
We've got a quick ad read or sorry, a quick chat to read.
Then we've got a quick Rebel News ad break, I think.
And then we'll come into the gender nonsense portion of the show quickly before we wrap.
This one is from, I don't know, is it Stan or is it Yosh?
But it's a Shmengi.
Great SCTV reference by Sheila Gunread there, folks.
Yeah, we've got one of the happy wanderers here.
It's military chaplains can't say a prayer at Remembrance Day ceremonies, yet pray at the pride flag raising ceremony.
Upside down world, folks, the far left must be defeated.
Yeah, what is the latest on that?
That was something from last year, if I remember, Sheila.
Is that still on the story?
Huh?
It's a perennial story.
I remember they didn't want Catholics to be military chaplains because we're just a little too prickly about the rules.
So.
Yeah, maybe a little too Christian, too, you know.
Yeah, we're sticklers.
Here it is again.
This is from the Conservative Party of Canada.
This is their press release.
Today, Canadians discovered that the, let me, I'll just flip this to the to the chat there, Olivia.
Canadians discovered that the NDP government, NDP Liberal government, are continuing to ban military chaplains from praying during Remembrance Day ceremonies across Canada.
Last year, Trudeau's Minister of National Defense, Bill Blair, you'll slink with the switch, Bill Blair, promised that chaplains are not and will not be banned from prayer on Remembrance Day.
David, I feel like this is a video living inside you that you need to get out.
But now Canadians, yeah, I know.
But now Canadians know that the NDP Liberal government lied and said they gave just a one-time exemption.
Oh, this means that prayers will be banned on the Remembrance Day ceremonies on Monday, with the Trudeau government reminding chaplains that no exemptions have been granted this year.
On top of this, sorry, the Trudeau government directive removes the mention of the word prayer and replaces it with spiritual reflections.
The direction goes on to say that chaplains should, quote, employ a language mindful of the gender-based analysis principles.
If any chaplain chooses to ignore this, they have been warned that they will face disciplinary measures.
You know what, chaplains, I hope you break this.
I hope you break this.
You have to do what's right.
You have to stand for your conscience.
This is abhorrent what's happening here.
What do you think chaplains are supposed to do?
They're not group therapists.
Being disciplined.
They're religious leaders.
They're not some sort of therapist, some agnostic therapist.
These are religious advisors to the military.
It's like issuing a ban on fish to swim.
Sheila, what did I just say about three minutes ago?
You F with Remembrance Day, you F with the veterans, you will lose.
And co-prime ministers Blackface Trudeau and Sell Out Singh are going to learn that this is another losing agenda.
And in just 11 months, hopefully sooner, they're going to realize that this is part and parcel of all the shite they have burdened upon our nation, which is making them, you know, hopefully become unemployed.
And I mean, losing their seats.
I know that won't happen with Trudeau, but certainly with Sell Out Singh, there is a possibility.
I can't wait.
I want to read these last two sentences from this press release because this is absolutely true.
During World War II, chaplains led prayer on the boats on the eve of the D-Day landings.
Chaplains have provided last rights to dying soldiers on the field.
The prime minister is now telling Canadians that on Remembrance Day, they cannot even pray for those who fought for our country.
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All Canadians should be alarmed by this latest liberal NDP government intrusion.
And Sheila, you said it, well, if you are a chaplain, break this rule.
Break this rule.
Why don't we have an I'm Spartacus moment and every single one of them breaks the rule?
What are they going to do?
Discipline them all?
Fire them all?
Really?
For doing what you're supposed to be doing?
For doing what you're honor bound to do?
What a horrible, despicable government this is and a prime minister, if I may say so, Sheila.
That is beyond the pale garbage.
If you are a religious leader in this country, if you are a Christian leader in this country, you know, you know, and many of you let Canadians down during COVID.
Many of you betrayed Canadians during COVID and you abandoned your obligations as pastors.
But now's your time.
Now's your time.
You know that your obligation is to obey the rules of God when the rules of God come in conflict with the rules of man.
In particular, this man, Justin Trudeau, is forcing you to violate your conscience to not pray for our fallen and our current serving, many of whom are motivated to serve this country through their faith alone.
So violate this.
Yeah.
Pray.
Just pray.
If the government or its law enforcement agency, Sheila, went to a Catholic priest and said to him, we have reason to suspect that somebody in confession said something that is very much in the interest of the state, and we want you to reveal that.
And if you don't, it's penalty of law.
What would any priest do in that scenario, Sheila?
They will not violate the seal of the confessional.
They would go to jail, wouldn't they?
100%.
Yeah.
Whatever.
Whatever became of them.
For them, the consequence is not as important as not violating the seal of the confessional.
So if you go to jail, you arrest them.
Maybe, maybe nothing happens, but they will not violate the seal of the confessional.
Exactly.
And this is kind of a similar situation in my book.
Right.
Okay.
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So let's hit the rebel news ad break and then come right back to that.
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That was very quick.
I knew it was a short little ad break.
Let's go into this.
Gender justice groups.
I already hate them.
I already don't like where this is going.
You had me at gender justice.
Gender justice groups.
This was, I tweeted it this morning, so maybe I have to go back.
I can't find it.
It won't open on my page here.
Gender justice groups.
Where is it?
In British Columbia, want the government to repeal latest provincial legislation that prevents people convicted of serious criminal code offenses from changing their names.
So gender, the call to repeal the Name Amendment Act comes from groups that include gender-affirming healthcare, the Canadian Bar Association's BC branch, and of course, of course, of course, of course, the Trans Legal Clinic.
Oh, give me a word.
The groups say the legislation was not necessary to protect the public and harms people most in need of legal name changes, including transgender and Indigenous people and survivors of gender-based violence.
Excuse me.
These, if you, oh gosh, okay.
The law ensures that people convicted of serious crimes.
Okay, so this is who they're protecting.
Just listen.
The law will ensure people convicted of serious crimes such as violence against other people and acts against children cannot change their name.
So now the Premier's office is looking into the group's concerns and says that people deserve to be supported and empowered to change their name in a way that is true to who they are or for safety purposes.
No, you are protecting people who have harmed kids.
Or beat up their wives.
And you know, Sheila, it just shows you, again, another factor in why Donald Trump is returning to the White House.
He wants to make female safe spaces great again.
He wants to restore Title IX for full-ride female scholarships in terms of biological females as opposed to loser dudes who pretend they're females.
And what was Kamala Harris championing?
Sex change operations for illegal aliens and convicted criminals, including murderers.
You tell me what the majority of the American population resonates with.
And by the way, on the point of safety, I think I have a video.
I think it's going up today.
We met this woman, a MAGA supporter in Washington, D.C. She's on hard times.
She is living in a shelter.
And there are men, biological men, at this woman's shelter.
And watch the interview, folks.
When she goes to the bathroom or the shower, so areas where there's no security watching, she brings with her a knife so she won't be attacked.
Tell me, please tell me how that is diversity, equity, and inclusion.
That is misogyny.
Speaking of loser dudes, one more story on this topic.
Allison Hadley says she has been having a hard time focusing on training for an upcoming cross-country skiing competition.
Why?
Because Danielle Smith's changes would require Allison to compete as the biological male that Allison is.
Allison fears that Allison won't be able to register for an event she's participated in for years.
No, you can just register as a man.
Just go register as a man.
No one's telling you you can't compete.
We're telling you you can't compete against women.
And look at the YouTube media, Sheila, portraying her as the victim in that piece, eh?
Oh, I just feel empty, says Hadley in a phone interview from Edmonton.
This is a sport I want to continue doing until I don't have the mobility to do so.
Competing has helped Allison stay healthy and motivated and feel less isolated.
It's my reason to go outside.
I feel free and at peace when skiing.
So do plenty of women who want a fair shot at competing in their sport.
But rugby rears its ugly head again.
If we go down in this one, Hadley, born and raised in Edmonton, played rugby for nine years on a local team before competing in cross-country skiing.
Hadley decided to leave the rugby team after Allison came out to some of its members and felt unwelcome.
Conversations in locker rooms were difficult to listen to.
Well, so she decided to compete as a solo athlete.
Yeah.
Except you're not.
You're still competing.
I guess you're not on a team, but you're still competing in the wrong biological sex.
Yeah.
Put another way, Allison the skier.
How's this?
Is that a ski pole you're holding?
Are you just happy to see me?
You understand?
You're not a woman.
Played male rugby for nine years.
Nine years as a man on the rugby team and then decides I'm going to cross-country ski against women.
And we're not supposed to look at this like this is absolute insanity.
Somewhere, Ash Davis weeps.
Oh, Trent, look at this.
She says, I'm just going to read this as is.
I don't like to play the pronoun game, but she said she also finds some transgender women are targeted for being big-boned.
No, you're man-boned.
You're not big boned.
Stop it.
It's not a woman, it's a man-man.
Big bone.
Wait, but that doesn't give them a competitive advantage.
It also undermines the reality that there are tall and strong non-transgender women, too.
No.
My tall, strong daughter is not the same as her tall, strong boyfriend.
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Like, give me a break.
Trans, this is a direct quote: trans athletes train so hard and are made to feel like any sort of success is just based on their genetics.
Why do they win all the time?
Why do they break the faces of women when they box them?
Because they're training hard or because they're punching them with male fists.
Sheila, don't you long for the days when tranny trouble meant the gear shift was slipping from drive into neutral as opposed to this nonsense?
I don't care how people live their lives.
I really, really don't.
But don't change in the same change room as my daughter and don't punch women on the field.
Oh, you're a hater.
You're a bigot.
You're a transphobe, Sheila.
Right, right.
I know.
Olivia, I think we're done.
Did we, we got to everything mostly?
Okay, David, wrapper up.
You're not around on Monday, so it'll be me and somebody else.
Yes, and I'm sure it will be full value.
Well, folks, thank you so much for tuning in.
As I said earlier, I'll be at Remembrance Day ceremonies in downtown Toronto.
Come on out.
Say hi.
Join the throngs of people that are holding on to this great Canadian tradition.
And even, yes, Remembrance Day is under attack, as we demonstrated earlier in the show.
And also, thank you to those who made those contributions, especially $100.
Wow.
That is absolutely fantastic.
So Sheila will be back Monday.
I'll be at the Remembrance Day ceremony at Old City Hall in downtown Toronto.