Sheila Gunn Reed and David Menzies expose Toronto’s blue box recycling as a Coca-Cola/Pepsi-funded PR stunt to ditch refillable glass bottles, calling it "corporate welfare," while criticizing the TPS for two-tier policing—allowing pro-Hamas motorcades but arresting pro-Israel demonstrators. Reed plans a November 17th rally at Bathurst and Shepard, mocking Holocaust symbolism at pro-Hamas protests, and slams NDP MP Nikki Ashton’s blocked Nazi list proposal as liberal hypocrisy. Meanwhile, Menzies links Taylor Swift’s Toronto tour to cultural shifts, comparing it to Madonna’s 1991 Skydome controversy, and questions Ottawa’s border security claims amid surging illegal migration, warning of organized crime risks. Alberta Premier Daniel Smith’s Trump inauguration attendance signals defiance against federal policies, while pro-Hamas campus vandalism—like at UW—highlights growing emboldened extremism, with 80% disapproving of their rhetoric. Their rally may spark "fireworks," but they dismiss police inaction as a pattern of enabling violence while suppressing dissent. [Automatically generated summary]
No, I would never use those descriptors for my co-host.
She is the she-devil with a sword.
She is the Khaleesi of Northern Alberta.
She is the sensational Sheila Gunn Reed.
How you doing, Sheila?
I'm great, David.
And it is true.
I am kind of bossy.
I sort of have to be.
I have to keep track of some very rebellious journalists, and I am petty.
A lot of things I do are very motivated by spite for the people who tell me that I can't do certain things.
I'm shocked that you did not select that today.
Is National Recycling Day?
And as you and I both know, recycling is one of the biggest scams put upon modern society.
A lot of times it costs, if you care about these sorts of things, it costs a lot more money to recycle things than it does to just create new things and it expends a lot more energy.
I am pro-incinerator.
Burn it, use the energy to make more electricity.
Let the hippies power their iPhones with garbage fire electricity.
Again, I do that for spite.
You know what, Sheila?
It's funny you say that because I think it was 1996 when I was freelancing.
I wrote the cover story for the financial post magazine.
It was entitled Waste Blues.
This story took six months out of my life in research.
And you're pretty much bang on in basically, if we look at Ontario, what was in the blue box at the time, the gold in the blue box was aluminum pop cans.
I'm going by memory, $2,000 a ton.
But everything else, newsprint, especially PET plastic.
I know in terms of PET plastic, it was cheaper to buy virgin resin than to buy the recycle.
So it was worse than worthless, right?
And if you look at the history of the blue box program in Ontario, which is taught the world over in terms of PR classes at universities, this was all about the then Premier, Liberal Premier, David Peterson, needing an environmental win.
And Coke and Pepsi came to him because they wanted to get out of refillable deposit glass bottles, which is the number one environmentally friendly packaging for soda.
And they said, we got this idea.
It's called the blue box.
Get rid of the mandatory deposit return laws.
Let us just sell stuff that presumably will go into this new thing called the blue box.
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We'll give you $40 million to jumpstart the program.
Oh my goodness, Sheila.
At the end of the day, it turned out to be Uber corporate welfare.
And it was all sold with the proviso that this is better for the environment.
However, if you stayed with refillable bottles, that was the environmental champion.
The whole thing is a scam.
But anyways, sorry I droned on.
I did spend six months of my life researching it.
So there you go, folks.
Happy, what was it called?
Recyclable Day?
Yeah, American Recycling Day or something else.
There's also, it's like National Imprisoned Writer Day.
Oh, yeah, which I thought is a great segue into something we should talk about before I do the nuts and bolts.
Please.
Because it's an anti-censorship day today.
Not that anybody in the mainstream media will care because for them getting a meme tweet or saying, sorry, CBC, I don't think you should get $19 million in executive bonuses for a network that continues to fail.
Viewership plummets and people are losing trust.
And I can't believe there are people who still trust it.
You know what?
I say this all the time.
Young people of Canada.
Teach your grandparents and great-grandparents how to use their remote controls.
And the viewership at the CBC will continue to go down.
Tell them that curling is on TSN now.
Tell them that.
Wait a minute, Sheila.
Plunging revenues, customers abandoning the platform.
Are we talking about the mainstream media or Canada Post?
Oh, yeah.
Who are now out on?
They're going to go on strike and nobody's going to notice.
That's like, again, nobody's going to notice.
But anyways, it's an anti-censorship day.
It's about the imprisoned writer, they say.
But I say it should be about the imprisoned journalist, which, as it turns out, is you upwards of a half a dozen times this year.
But we've got something planned for the imprisoners, don't we?
Oh, don't we?
And by the way, when it comes to imprisoned writers, that's kind of an oxymoron, Sheila, because every time I'm put in the clink, typically for five hours, and it really is, I think, a form of torture, at least for me.
You don't, you can't have a magazine, a book, your phone.
You are just staring at a wall.
And I'm telling you, folks, the minutes go like hours.
There's nothing to divert your attention.
You don't even have a pencil and a pad of paper to write.
So I don't know where these imprisoned writers are writing.
Maybe once again to the general prison population, maybe that's the goal of the Toronto Police Service for years, truly.
Efron says that we should mention a standwithdavid.com solidarity rally that we're planning as a company for you.
So why don't you tell us what happened to you and then I'll tell the world how they can get involved in supporting you in a couple of different ways.
Well, folks, you may have heard that last Sunday, literally Remembrance Day Eve, I was arrested for, again, practicing journalism.
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This time the charge was breaching the peace.
How did I breach the peace?
Well, I went over to the pro-Hamas demonstration to specifically to query these four gentlemen dressed as Orthodox Jews.
They're part of a cult.
They stand with the Hamas terrorists, if you can imagine, because their premise is Israel is a non-existent state.
Oh, by the way, they totally milk Israel for all its social benefits, but never mind.
And I just wanted to know why the chickens were standing with so many Colonel Saunders.
And as you can see on the video, the pro-Hamas people erupted with outrage.
No, chance was I going to get to interview their useful idiots.
And then one of the little junior jihadis, I don't know if we can see him.
He's the one in the skirt for whatever reason.
He told the police to arrest me.
And the police complied.
And I told the police, look, my grandfather gave more than five years of his life in the Second World War fighting the Nazis.
And I'll be damned, part of my French, if I'm going to bend the knee to the Islamo-Nazis here in the city of my birth.
But it doesn't matter.
As you can see, I'm frog marched to the police car, brutally arrested.
You know, Sheila, why is it that they always slam me into the hood of the cruiser?
I'm not putting up any resistance.
I'm not a slammable face.
Yeah.
I guess so.
Maybe they watch a lot of, you know, U.S. crime.
They're not resisting.
They put on the handcuffs too tight.
I still have blisters on my left wrist.
The handcuffs, by the way, couldn't come off, folks, after spending like an hour or so at the station with various keys, lubricants.
They actually had to call the Toronto fire services to come in.
Six firefighters answered the call with diamond drills to get these bloody things off.
Totally unnecessary.
They know I'm not going to be violent.
They know I'm not a flight risk.
And again, thrown in a cage.
Well, our lawyer could talk to them.
It's outrageous.
This is the third time.
It was disturbing the peace last Sunday.
In April, it was trespassing on literally the public square, Nathan Phillips Square, when a six-month vigil for the victims of the Israeli massacre was taking place led by Pierre Polyev, and more than 2,000 people there, but I'm the trespasser.
And then the month before, March, charged with obstruct police.
Why?
Again, on the presumption, I might ask the Hitler youth an insensitive question, further enraging them.
You know, Sheila, it's amazing to me.
The cops are always going, you know, it's not about law enforcement.
It's keeping the peace.
And they don't want you here.
And your presence enrages them.
And I'm like, well, so what?
Really?
So what?
This is a public sidewalk.
It's not private property.
If they can't behave, we've got a bigger problem here.
But I want people to know that if they are as outraged as we are after seeing this, they can stand with David.
If you are in the Toronto area, heck, if you want to drive into the Toronto area, we've got something planned for these cops and the modern day Nazis that they enable on the streets every single week through their inaction against the modern Nazis and through their censorship of David Menzies through repeated arrests.
Go to standwithdavid.com.
We've got a solidarity rally planned after our beloved mission specialist, David Menzies, was arrested once again unjustly by the Toronto police.
But you're not just standing in support of David.
You're standing in support of the hostages being returned to Israel.
We're going to do this on Saturday, November, sorry, Sunday, November 17th.
So that's just two days from now.
So come after church, Bathurst and Shepard in Toronto from 12 till 2.
So we're going back to the scene of the crime.
And Sheila, can I make an important point here?
If the pro-Hamas people find members of the independent media and the pro-Israel people offensive and it makes them anger, it makes their blood boil.
Well, you know what I would do with the police if I was in charge of the police?
There are literally thousands of intersections in Toronto.
Thousands.
Don't come here.
These people, the pro-Israel types, have been there for more than a year.
Right after the October 7th, 2023 massacre occurred.
That was the beginning of the Sunday.
I won't even call it a demonstration or a protest, Sheila.
I will call it a vigil.
Their mission is to, you know, advocate for the safe return for the remaining hostages, the ones that are alive at least.
And Sheila, let me ask you this.
Why don't the police do that?
Why don't they say, you know what?
We're not handcuffing your rights to demonstrate, even when you chant genocide, which is contrary to section 319 of the criminal code.
But just go down two blocks, north, south, east, west.
We don't care.
Just get the hell out of Bathurst and Shepard because clearly their agenda, the pro-Hamas people, Sheila, is to cause trouble.
Thankfully, for four weeks, the pro-Israel people have not taken the bait, but nothing would please them more for literal fistfights in the street.
So, in the spirit of keeping the peace, why don't the cops say choose any of the other 25,000 intersections in Toronto and do your hate fest there?
Why?
It's the same reason why these Palestinian motorcades that you see in cities like Edmonton get to blare their horns through the street all the time during their little demonstrations, but truckers couldn't.
You couldn't honk for freedom, but you could honk for genocide.
It's the same two-tier policing that we see everywhere.
And Rebel News has had enough of it.
When you attack one of us, you attack all of us.
We're bringing in journalists from around the country to stand with David.
We hope you join us too.
Again, that's 12 till 2 Eastern.
And you'll get to meet your favorite rebels, take photos, and have your merch signed as you stand in solidarity with our reporting, but also with the hostages who are still held by Hamas.
Let us never forget them.
So, again, that's Bathurst and Shepard, the scene of the crime.
We're going back and let's see how the police handle this.
And, Sheila, that is the $64,000 question.
So, if this is like a pre-game show, you know, we go around the table with predictions.
Sheila Gunread, how do you think the police are going to respond?
I don't think they're going to have a choice but to do the right thing because when we go to these things, we go with lawyers, we go on our best behavior, as we always do.
Now, we're bringing a bunch of friends.
And as you have demonstrated repeatedly, the pro-Israel side, the pro-return the hostages side always behave themselves in the face of incitement, insult, and potential violence.
They always behave themselves because that's what a peaceful demonstrator does.
The other side are apologists for terror.
They believe in using violence to make a political point, and they just might.
But I think the police are going to be forced to do the right thing, keep their hands off David Menzies, because it's not just David Menzies this time, it's everybody.
Indeed.
And you know, Sheila, if you if our viewers were looking at the footage, you'll notice two things that really stand out between the two groups.
Um, on the pro-Hamas side, not a single Canadian flag on display.
You'll see Canadian flags on the other side.
On the pro-Hamas side, with the exception of one person, not a single poppy being worn, and that person was wearing the poppy to appropriate the poppy, not to commemorate the real Holocaust, but to commemorate a fake Holocaust called the Palestinian Holocaust.
Yeah, so that tells you, in terms of Canadian values, who embraces them and who despises them.
It's such a twisted knot these people push themselves in.
I was just catching up from committee hearings from yesterday.
And Nikki Ashton, of all people, proposed a motion to name the 900 or so Nazis that came to Canada post-World War II.
And I guess a stopped clock is right twice a day because Nikki Ashton is one of the most virulently anti-Israel MPs in all of the NDP.
And that is saying something.
She supports the Kafiya in the Ontario legislature.
She attends Nakba Day marches.
Now, Nakba Day is what the Hamas supporters call the founding of the state of Israel.
And oh, and she brought that anti-Semitic doctor who was fired for making weird comments about his Jewish colleagues to speak about free speech at committee.
And she said that we need to name these Nazis.
And you know who voted it down?
Or the liberals on committee because they don't want to obviously have Christian Freeland's father's name turned up in those documents.
But, you know.
You know, Sheila, let's be clear.
Nikki is talking about Nazi classic, not new Islamo-Nazi.
She's all down with the Islamo-Nazis.
She just can't figure out.
Yeah, she just can't make square the circle where her, her, her friend, where she, her friends, and Nazi Classic all hold hands on the foundation of the state of Israel.
And she can't put that together.
And let's not forget which party brought in a supreme Nazi classic member, Waffen-SS member, right into the House of Commons.
Yarus Law Hunka.
Yeah.
Holding his hand.
Standing oh.
Holding smokes.
What a wild.
And that's why it was voted down, you think?
Because Fraudline Freeland would have her sensibilities.
Oh, my God, these people.
100%.
I mean, what else would be the reason?
Most of them are dead.
And, you know, the liberals said, oh, you know, we have to worry about their families.
No, I think their families are.
I don't think we believe in generational curses in that way.
I think their families are fully integrated into Canadian society.
We would not hold them responsible for the crimes of their forefathers.
But I think there's a reason they're not telling us.
And oh, you better believe it's because Mr. Freeland's on that list.
Wow.
I think you're right, by the way.
I know I'm right.
What could be the reason?
Like you said, most of these guys are six feet under right now.
This is 80 years ago, right?
Like this is 80 years ago.
900 plus of them.
Sheila, at the committee meeting, did they give a reason why it's no or did they just voted no?
It's sensitive.
It's sensitive.
And some of them were clear.
Clearly.
I don't know.
They said it's sensitive and some of them were maybe falsely accused.
Okay, but they're dead.
So whose sensibilities are we offending at this point?
How about then just give us the ones we really, really, really, really knew?
Let me know if Freeland's dad's name is on or Grandpa's name is on that list.
That's all I want to know.
Okay, we should.
We're 21 minutes and we haven't touched anything outside of the crypto Nazis running loose on the streets of Canada and their enablers on the TPS.
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David, I understand that Toronto is taken by Swifty Mania.
Is that what that is?
I don't, I only remember Taylor Swift when like she was 15 and opening for George Strait.
I don't know the new Taylor Swift, and frankly, I don't care.
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It's astonishing.
She's here for six shows.
I'm holding up the Toronto Sun.
Every newspaper has her on the front page today, Sheila.
They've literally shut down streets for Taylor Swift.
Taylor Swift had a motorcade.
Like she's a head of state.
They shut down the gardener as if we need more gridlock in Toronto.
Thanks, Taylor.
Yeah, look at that picture, right?
Oh my goodness.
Look at this.
I would be absolutely livid off the Rev Limmer, Rev Limiter, like just murderous if I had to wait for Taylor Swift's motorcade to come by.
And you know what, Sheila?
Not that I'm the target demographic.
I do not get Taylor Swift.
I don't get it.
I don't get it.
Just as much as I do not get Drake.
Another.
Again, maybe I'm too old.
Maybe I'm too in my Conway Twitty era, but I don't get it.
No, Sheila, I reject that argument because somebody, some whippersnapper said to me, oh, you know what?
If you were your age back in the 60s when the Beatles broke out, you'd be going, I don't get this bug music.
No, I know I would have loved the Beatles as a 60-year-old person in the 60s as opposed to a nine-year-old person.
But beauty, I guess, music like beauty, it's subjective.
She's pretty, well, a little too skinny on my books, you know, but I don't get it.
And Sheila, a true story, I'm not making this up.
You can ask Lady Menzoid.
Last Christmas time, we're driving along.
We had the Christmas music channel, and there was some, it might have been Jingle Bell Rock.
Don't quote me, but it was someone singing it.
And I looked at Lady Menzo and I go, this is awful.
This sounds like karaoke.
And I looked at the digital readout.
It was Taylor Swift, right?
I mean, and I'm not doing this for shtick.
It's just that it's not that I don't get it, but the songs I've heard, they're not even good.
I don't understand the phenomenon.
And let me ask you this, Sheila.
A few weeks ago, I looked at the ticket inventory of the six shows.
I believe 5% of the tickets were still remaining.
The top ticket, Sheila, $21,000.
So a pair of tickets for three hours of Taylor Swift.
Do you want that for $42,000?
Or would you prefer a nicely appointed brand new Honda Civic off the lot?
What's your choice, Sheila?
I'm taking the wheels.
Can I get a used Dodge Ram?
Does it have to be a Honda Civic?
Well, I'm just giving, and no, no, but anything that's definitely no.
But you know what the point I'm getting at, Sheila?
I wonder how many parents or grandparents, what have you, are being extorted by the Swifties in terms of having a meltdown, in terms of having temper tantrums.
Judy's going to the concert.
Why not me?
Well, honey, we found out that two of the cheapest tickets are like $18,000.
I don't care.
Give me.
Yeah.
You know what?
Again, I'm like in my mid-40s.
I'm approaching my mid to high 40s.
And look, for example, I love Coulter Wall, Brad Wall's son.
And he's one of my favorite artists.
But I would have a tough time taking free tickets to go out if it was after nine o'clock.
You know what I mean?
Like, I just, this does with you.
This is not it for me.
I don't know.
I don't understand the cultural phenomena of being a Swifty, but apparently the Toronto police chief does.
Myron DemQ, known for doing nothing about Hamas gangs.
He's doing a lot about Swifty's.
He says even the police are the police horses are Swifty's.
I suppose we should be grateful they're not tromping on people at barbecue restaurants right now.
And you know what the perverse irony of this is, Sheila?
Is that the Skydome, the acoustics are dreadful?
I have seen two concerts, both with Lady Men's Way to the Skydome, YouTube and Madonna.
And the Madonna one was really extra special.
Oh, no, no.
Sheila, the Madonna concert.
Is this like Madonna now, where it's like where she looks like a boiled egg?
No, 1991, I believe.
I said she looked like a pickled egg one time.
Just really smooth, alien-shaped face.
Just awful.
That's perfect.
That is, yeah.
No, I don't know if you know this story, Sheila.
I think it was 1991, early 90s for sure.
Madonna was playing two shows at the Skydome, sold out.
And the first show, we had tickets for the second show, and I'm glad we did because what happened, and it shows you how morality has changed from the early 90s to the years we live in today.
And she did her signature song, like a virgin, but to a slow beat.
And the set piece was a bedroom.
And she's lying down as she sings.
And she is, I'm trying to, you know, be careful with my language.
She is simulating self-pleasure.
Well, Sheila, the media went ballistic, so much so that two police officers were there for the second show, first row, with their notepads out, right?
To see if she was going to break the indecency laws.
Could you imagine what they were writing in their notebooks?
Miss Madonna appears to be gyrating.
Miss Madonna appears to be putting her hand below her waist.
I just, I don't know, it's a different time.
I forget who it was.
When like Florida had their indecency law and they tried to censor rap.
And I just think, and I'm anti-censorship, but boy, what has society become in like 30 years where now we've got Cardi B singing horrible things that just makes my it makes my ears feel nauseous, you know, listening to some of her lyrics.
But again, that's why I'm in, I'm Conway Twitty.
That's as frisky as I get.
Barbara Mandrell, you know, that's where I'm at.
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Give me some dolly, some Merle, and that's play me some hurtin' music.
I don't need any of this stuff.
But that's Sheila.
That is indeed my point.
Back then, the pantomime of doing that act was a cause celeb and potentially something that might result in criminal charges.
Today, I would argue at a concert, somebody could really do that act and it would be, eh, freedom of expression.
It does happen.
It does happen.
It does happen at some of these more ridiculous people's shows.
Are you serious?
Yes.
Yes.
And anyways, we should keep moving on this because, of course, Justin Trudeau weighed in.
He says, we're ready for you, Taylor Swift.
Good choice wrapping the heiress tour in Canada.
Has this always been your end game?
Toronto and Vancouver.
You know what, Sheila, I don't think I've ever done this, but I'm going to pitch an assignment to you live on air.
And it's this, she's here for six shows.
I want to go down with one of our super duper cameramen and do streeters with the Swifties.
And to make it a rebel news story, it's got to have a political angle.
And I think the question is this.
Are you upset that Americans did not listen to Taylor Swift and they voted for Donald Trump as opposed to Camilla Harris?
What do you think about that?
This feels like a reignition of Generation Trudeau.
Right?
Yeah, okay, let's do it.
Okay.
And here's a question, too, because it's sort of off our base, but I'm just going to throw it out there.
Who's better, Taylor Swift or the Beatles?
How do you think the voting's going to go?
They won't know who the Beatles are.
So just stop.
You may as well ask them what their favorite talkie movie is.
Like they're not going to know anything about that.
They should know.
No, let's, they don't.
Let's, we have a couple more things to get through, and then we have to take an ad break.
I know Olivia or Efron has mentioned to me, I don't know who's using the studio account, but City of Toronto, they're trying to clean the place up for Taylor Swift.
You see, they couldn't do it for public safety.
They couldn't do it so that kids don't have to worry about needles at the park.
They couldn't do it so that you don't have to worry about being accosted by meth zombies as you walk on the streets.
None of that stuff.
They couldn't do it for hygiene, public safety, the human dignity of the people suffering in these homeless encampments and meth camps.
They couldn't clean it up for those reasons.
But Taylor's coming, you guys.
Taytay's coming, and we have to clean up the joint.
So now they're clearing out the homeless encampments.
I guess there is no political will, but there is like a will to impress a celebrity as Toronto descends into social decay.
They couldn't do it for Torontonians.
That's my point.
They did it for Taytay.
Yeah, and not only that, Sheila, I mean, they did the right thing for the wrong reason.
But our friend Joe Warmington at the Toronto Sun did indeed report that that motorcade, that shutting down the gardener, and that ain't coming out of Swifty's pocketbook.
Oh, I don't know.
All you schleppers out there, you're paying for the great Khaleesi to come in unimpeded by Toronto traffic.
I got to say, that was probably a smart move by the city, Sheila, because if Taylor Swift ever had to see the horror of commuting in Toronto, she'd never come back here.
In fact, there was an artist just months ago.
I can't remember his name.
He was going to be late for his own show at Scotiabank Arena, Sheila.
He had to get out of his car and jog, which was actually faster than being in a vehicle in order to make his own show.
And he's the performer.
So maybe the city didn't want that egg on their face again.
Right, but she can pay for it.
Or, like, she's a gajillionaire.
Yeah.
If I'm going to sit in Taylor Swift-induced traffic catastrophes, she can down well pay for it.
That's all I have to say.
We've got a quick ad read, then we'll do an ad break.
And then I just want to mention after the ad break, something fun that's happening here in Alberta.
Our premier continues to be excellent on many things, including upsetting all the right people.
I'm sure Andrew Coyne is on his flummox couch right now.
The most boring journalist in Canada.
Please, what did I say to him the other day?
When you mentioned his name, Sheila.
What did I say about him the other day or to him?
Kids' Guide to Trump00:02:37
He was all upset about Trump's Secretary of Defense Choice, who is like a 20-year veteran, a master's.
But he coin only knows him as the Fox News guy.
And I was like, look, Andrew, don't presume that every TV talking head is as unqualified as you are for the job that they have.
You know, Sheila, when Trump got a light, one of his first tweets was a front page illustration for the ages.
And he was talking about the front page of the Globe Mail where they put the editorial cartoon on the front page.
And it was the Statue of Liberty, not standing with the torch up, but sitting with her face in her hands, weeping.
And I'm thinking, no, if you had to modify the Statue of Liberty, at least when it comes to constitutional protection, she should be in a cheerleader's outfit after the Trump election, not crying.
The guy is delusional.
The Statue of Liberty that welcomed all those immigrants to Ellis Island and then all those immigrants then turned around and voted for Trump.
Yeah.
That's probably what upset him the most is that the immigrants went off the reservation.
They didn't listen to their white upper class Laurentian masters.
Let's keep going.
We've got to read this ad read and then we'll do an ad break and then.
So with President Trump's historic victory, I need to ask parents to listen up.
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Ottawa's Different Agenda00:16:10
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You know what?
I think, Sheila, I'm going to get that book myself.
You know, my library is dominated by books with the another CI Can Read Cat in the Hat book logo on it.
So, yeah.
Do you know that I, I know we have to go to an ad break.
I bought my kids Mark Levin's dad's children's books when they were little.
They were great.
The illustrations were awesome.
Anyway, let's hit an ad break and we'll get back to the news.
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Oh, and Sheila, I have to make a quick correction to something you said before the ad break.
Awesome Olivia, she is sick today.
She is not the producer for the show.
It is instead super producer Efren Monsanto.
And during the ad reads, I was saying to Efren, how are we doing so far?
And he said, quote, very late on segments, but we're fine.
End quote.
Not exactly five stars, eh?
But, you know, we'll take some time.
Look, I'm trying to keep us on track.
I just put a note in there saying, like, we got to breeze through this next segment.
Otherwise, the show is going to be three hours long, and I don't have three hours today.
I really don't.
Before we move on to what's going to happen at the Canadian border, thanks to Donald Trump's TAF1 immigration stance, I just want to point out to people that I continue to live in the freest best province in this entire country.
Why?
My premier announced today, quite proudly, that she's going to Trump's inauguration.
You see, we are not waiting on the feds for a reset of our relationship with the United States.
Heck, we know that Donald Trump does not like Justin Trudeau, doesn't take him seriously, and Trump's cabinet so far is all anti-Trudeau.
Freeland is universally disliked amongst Trump's people.
And we know Chelsea Gabbard doesn't like Trudeau, thinks he's a tyrant.
And so we're going to go around the feds and start rebuilding our relationship and informing the good folks in Washington.
Look, we're a little different out here in Alberta.
Whatever you think the feds are doing, we're doing exactly the opposite.
So deal directly with us.
You know, Sheila, that is a very strategic move by Daniel Smith.
And I'm wondering if Doug Ford will likewise attend.
And I say that because yesterday he did a PR touchdown, I think, which was he reached out to Donald Trump and said, what we need is a separate U.S.-Canada trade deal.
In other words, keep Mexico out of it.
Mexico's causing you problems.
And I think Doug Ford, being a businessman himself, head of Deco Labels, which he has expanded into the U.S., a Chicago office, I think he appealed to Trump's inner businessman.
And I think, likewise, it would be very strategic for Doug Ford to be down there on January 20th as well.
Do you think he will be?
I'm not sure.
I think he might be.
It would be nice to, I don't know if you have this in Ontario, but in Alberta, although it was ended under the NDP as one of the first things they did, we have our own sort of our own ambassador and envoy to Washington to speak directly to the decision makers on issues of trade, agriculture, and our oil and gas.
Our former envoy was Rob Merrifield.
He was a conservative MP under Harper.
He was working hard to get the Keystone XL pipeline done.
As soon as Notley came into power, Rob's fired, bring him home.
And so I think we're going to see a reignition of that policy of having somebody working for our best interests and collaborating with the Americans to make sure we get these deals done.
And I hope Ontario does the same thing because we cannot rely on the Trudeau liberals to do these things for us.
They actively sabotage us.
100%.
By the way, that special envoy you speak of, did he have a pad that kind of matched Tom Clark's New York condo?
The $9 million condo man.
He's got to retestify because they caught him lying.
Anyways, let's keep on the topic of Trump taking power.
Former CBSA officer, we've got the video, slams the Trudeau Liberals for a lack of staff to patrol the border, warning that Canada is about to experience a tsunami of illegal migrants fleeing the United States.
Our government is absolutely not prepared, he says.
This is going to be unprecedented pressure on Canada.
It's going to be unprecedented.
Well, let me pick up on that aspect of it, because Mark Miller said that there's an alignment here in interests, making sure that our shared border is safe and secure.
Is that the reality that there's shared interest and there's an alignment?
No, it's definitely not the reality there.
What we've been hearing from our government, especially recently, but what we've been listening to for the last decade, frankly, is quite misleading.
We don't have a border patrol.
We don't have the number of officers needed to adequately enforce our customs and our immigration laws at the borders, let alone in our communities.
We're about to experience a tsunami, a tsunami of people who are living illegally in the United States seeking asylum in Canada.
And we do not have the capacity, and it's going to bring organized crime with it, too.
That's good.
So you think Donald Trump will go through what these maths are?
That's good, Efron.
Yeah.
Seems about right.
I mean, we saw in 2017 that Justin Trudeau, in an attempt to sort of be the compassionate leader of the global anti-Trump cabal, tweeted to everybody fleeing persecution.
Welcome to Canada.
And then they took him seriously.
Although they weren't fleeing persecution, they were mostly economic migrants.
And they just collapsed our immigration system, and we still haven't recovered.
But Sheila, to look at it through Trump's lens, this is a good thing.
If he can offload dependents, criminals, gangsters, sex traffickers into our dominion.
That's not his problem.
Yeah, that's our problem.
And that's his victory.
So I think Donald, if Justin Trudeau wants to get on Donald Trump's good side again, put that tweet out again.
Hashtag welcome to Canada.
Yeah, what a nightmare.
Now, Mark Miller, who continues to look like a vampire's familiar, suggests that Canada's border with the U.S. was secure during the COVID pandemic, despite simultaneously a record-breaking influx of migrants crossing at Wroxham Road during that time.
And we know that Canadians crossing the border had to quarantine.
And these guys were just like, hey, can I show you to your new digs at the COVID or at the immigration hotel down the road?
But Canadians, if they didn't have ArriveCan and a quarantine plan, they got a $5,600 fine.
But illegal migrants off to the new apartment complex.
So let's listen to Mark Miller.
See, he does look like a vampire's familiar.
He looks sickly.
Yes, that's some of what Donald Trump has said on migrants, Matthew Hepburn.
What makes you believe that?
Look, I think that anytime we have looked at any election cycle to the South, it doesn't take much to come to that conclusion.
I think we have to take these statements seriously at the same time and prepare for it.
And I think if we've demonstrated anything to anyone as a country, particularly with the prior administration under President Trump, is that we are able to work together in very difficult circumstances, including in securing the northern border to the U.S., southern to us, in the context of something equally difficult, which is a global pandemic.
So I'll say this again because it's true, but it is in the national interest of both countries to make sure that we have managed flows of migration and flow of goods across that border.
And it's something that we have to continuously strive to make and get right.
Sheila, I respectfully disagree with you, my dear.
I don't think Mark Miller resembles a vampire.
It was good.
No, vampire's familiar.
He's not good enough to be turned.
He's just like an errand boy for a vampire.
But it was going through my brain.
There is something reminiscent.
And then I had an epiphany.
He looks like Ralph Melff from Happy Days.
Maybe Mr. Producer Efren can get an image of Ralph Melff up there.
I think they're separated at birth.
And of course, Ralph Malf was probably the most pathetic character on Happy Days.
Did you ever watch Happy Days, Sheila, by any chance?
Yeah.
Okay.
I did.
You know what I'm talking about?
You look mystified.
No, I think it just occurred to me that he looks slightly like King Tut's mummy.
Like not King Tut, but King Tut's mummy.
That's what he looks like a little bit to me.
This is sunken cheekbones and beakish nose.
But he is right.
Yeah, he does look like Ralph Malf a little bit.
Yeah, okay, I get it.
But like Ralph Malf, who's recovering from mono, maybe.
But he is right.
They can close the border, and they always could if they wanted to.
They just never want to when it comes to illegal migration.
They could deal with people trying to go on holidays, people trying to visit their families.
Oh, no, no, no back and forth across the border for you.
So they can do it.
They just never do when it comes to illegal migration.
Anyway, let's go to the next video because now we're tight for time.
Mark Miller suddenly figuring out the laws of supply and demand far too late.
He says that it's clear the age of unlimited supply of cheap foreign labor is over.
We've been asking for that for a very long time as you continue to drive down the wages of Canadians.
He's just figuring it out now because he's probably going to lose his seat.
For the Monk Aside, the temporary foreign worker program has been a source of cheaper labor for many employers.
That business is a warning on the consequences of Ottawa's tougher policies to hire a TFW.
Now, Minister, if both the temporary foreign workers and employers are not happy, why does Canada still keep the temporary foreign worker program?
You're talking about a low-wage stream that is only a very small portion of temporary residents in Canada.
And maybe it is the case that employers need to pay their employees more.
And we need to address what is in this area sometimes a very disproportionate relationship between employers and employees.
I'm not going to say that every employee mistreats, every employer mistreats their employee.
Far from that.
I think if there's any indication from the screenings that we do is that the vast majority of employers are responsible.
But there are challenges in the system.
There are exploitative relationships that exist and we need to crack down on them.
That includes a proper wage.
Clearly in some of the low wage categories, whether it's people working in farms, whether it's people working in food processing, we've seen an exponential rise in those categories in the last few years.
And those need to be addressed, I think, in the proper fashion, reducing the volume, but also making sure that we are not cutting off an area of industry in agriculture that in this era of food inflation is very important to the food sovereignty of Canada.
So the answers aren't simple.
It starts with making sure that everyone is treated with dignity as they work in Canada, regardless of whether they are temporary or a Canadian citizen.
But it goes through making sure that the federal government is cracking down on bad behavior, making sure that employees in some circumstances may have more open permits than perhaps the conditions that they face currently, whether it's regional permits or sectoral permits, is something we're looking at as we continue to reform the system.
It's clear that the age of unlimited supply of cheap foreign labor is over.
Taking the Border Seriously00:04:53
And I think that is a good thing, but it isn't Sheila, does Ralph Malf, I mean, Mark Miller, does he have any new data on the cricket file?
How's that sector of the food processing industry coming along for us?
You know, this guy, six months ago, if you said, hey, we have too many temporary foreign workers, he would be the first guy lining up to point the racist finger in your face.
But now he's discovered the laws of supply and demand and seen the way the winds of the next election are blowing.
And all of a sudden, he's like, yeah, too many people taking too many jobs.
You know, the market will pay what the market can bear.
And when you have too much supply, then it drives down the cost of wages.
Who controls the supply?
Mark Miller.
And if businesses are looking for lower wage employees, there's often a reason for that.
And it is not the way that Mark Miller instantly assumes that everybody is just some exploitative capitalist.
You're taxing these people to death.
They've got to save money somewhere when you're piling on carbon taxes on top of farmers and then you're piling on income tax and then now we have to worry about capital gains taxes.
Guess where they're going to try to save money on labor costs?
And so they're going to hire the lowest cost wage because there's nowhere else that they can save money from.
So there are two ways that the government can fix this.
Crack down on the temporary foreign work permits and cut the taxes.
And guess what?
You're going to see wages go up.
Unbelievable.
And why don't we go to our perhaps least favorite cabinet minister of all time?
That would be Franklin.
Including within Trump's cabinet.
Boy, they sure do.
It looks like Frawline Freeland is trying to reassure Canadians that the Liberal government has, quote, control over the Canada-U.S. border, end quote.
Does that kind of come across as like the captain of the Titanic saying, oh, pay no attention to that lump of ice we just sideswiped.
Everything's okay.
Oh, God, she just looks like Christmas.
You know, you shouldn't wear red and green together.
There she is.
This is, it's quite something because the Americans are busting terrorists coming in from Canada all the time.
And then she has the audacity to say these things.
But let's listen to her lie and then we can all understand together why we quite likely won't see a renegotiated Canadian-American free trade agreement without Mexico until she is no longer near the levers of power.
We're hearing concerns from the incoming U.S. borders are in terms of him describing it as an extreme national security vulnerability.
What's your government's plan to respond to those concerns and do they involve more law enforcement at the border?
We take the border very, very seriously.
And that's why the border was the first issue that we discussed at this meeting of the Canada-U.S. Cabinet Committee.
Minister LeBlanc spoke at length.
Minister Miller spoke at length.
The head of the RCMP was present as well and talked about actions he is taking as was the head of the CBSA.
So we take the border very, very seriously.
It is important first and foremost for the security of Canada and Canadians, for our border to be secure, to be controlled.
And I think it's absolutely legitimate for our American neighbors to want to work collaboratively and effectively with us and to want to know that we take border security seriously, which we do.
That's good.
Like, what did she actually say there?
She said that she takes the border very, very seriously, three or four separate times.
What does that mean?
I think it's important that we all know that we take the border very, very seriously.
You've heard from Minister LeBlanc.
We've heard from the CBSA.
And they know that it is important to work collaboratively with our American neighbors to take the border very, very seriously.
What did she say?
She spoke for two minutes, didn't say anything.
Sheila, once she starts using the very seriously terminology, I'm so sorry.
Rumble's 1775 Coffee00:05:58
Very, very.
Oh, yeah, two varies.
But I have a flashback to the early 80s.
There was a nut company at the time, Fisher.
I don't know if there's still a lawyer.
The nut company is running Canada.
Pardon me?
We're run by a nut company at this point.
But their slogan was, at Fisher, we take the nut very seriously.
And that's all I can think about is cashews and walnuts.
And, you know, when you have to stress very, very seriously.
Super deep serious.
It is indeed nuts, is it not?
We're super duper serial over here, okay, you guys?
Just stupid.
Just stupid.
Why did she even come out and talk for two minutes?
And all she said was we're taking things very, very seriously three or four times, but didn't actually say what that means.
What does that mean?
What are you tangibly doing?
Give me an action item here, sister.
Nothing.
Oh, it was just like the U.S. presidential campaign that we saw.
Sheila, how many times did Camilla Harris says, let me be very clear.
And then what happens next is muddy water.
It's a mudslide, right?
It's unbelievable.
I see we have another ad break, and then I guess we'll have to, we're coming up to two o'clock.
My goodness, time flies.
And what do you call it?
There's so many on the schedule.
Okay, but I have an ad read first before we go to the ad break.
And then you can pick while we're on our ad break, if that's okay.
Okay.
Okay.
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No?
David's muted.
David was muted.
I didn't hear a word.
We have an ad break.
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Alrighty.
I think we should go into these things because they are in the headline on YouTube and I don't need the emails, as I always say.
So let's go to CP24.
Suspect Sought After Assault00:13:23
Suspect sought after a woman assaulted while picking up her child at Jewish daycare in Midtown Toronto.
Police say they received a call at 4.30 for an assault at the Chabad in Midtown, which is located in the area of Bathurst Street and St. Clair Avenue West.
The suspect approached the victim and for unknown reasons allegedly assaulted her, they said.
Oh, unknown reasons, really?
Yeah.
Yeah.
I think there's some additional information that's missing there.
Like this guy, I think, had been there before and was snickering previously, is what I understand, although it's not in this CP article.
This one is from yesterday.
So maybe eventually they'll update it with more information, but who knows?
And yeah, you know, Sheila, if this were any other group, if this was, say, an Islamic daycare center and there was even a scintilla of suspicion that somebody flashed a dirty look, the amount of press coverage would be off the charts.
I mean, I go back to last week.
What happened in Amsterdam?
Did you notice, Sheila, how little publicity there was about that?
How few world leaders called that out?
Yeah.
Yeah.
I mean, when you have the king of the Netherlands apologizing to the Israelis for failing them one more time, but it goes sort of largely unnoticed in the mainstream media, or they go out to find a reason why the Jews may have been asking for it.
I saw a lot of that happening.
Like maybe they were a little too unruly at the soccer game.
And then so they maybe deserved to be hunted in the street by a Palestinian mob or at least a Hamas supporting mob.
Very odd to see the victim blaming happening there.
And you know, I had a little disagreement with our big boss man Ezra earlier this week, Sheila, because, yeah, no, it was in the spirit of friendly debate.
But Ezra was saying, how far are we away from that, at least here in Toronto, maybe five years?
And I said, with all due respect, Ezra, if an Israeli soccer club came down to Toronto's BMO field, you know, it's not five years away.
It's five minutes away.
The pro-Hamas hooligans would be out Jew hunting, Israeli hunting, however you want to frame it.
I have no doubt they try to shut down the game, just like they tried to shut down Stephen Harder a couple of days ago from getting that Defender of Israel award.
So I don't think we're years away.
I think we're here.
No, I think we're here also.
I think it would be like that.
I really do.
Now, there's a reason that this stuff is permitted in Canada, and that's because her leadership allows it, especially the Mississauga mayor.
Is that Carolyn Parrish being crazy?
I believe it is.
She's got a long history of being crazy.
At one point, she was too crazy for the Liberal Party, and they booted her.
But now I think she's just mainstream.
She's a mainstream liberal.
That's the Overton window shifting, shifting, shifting, until Carolyn Parrish is right back where she started.
The Mississauga mayor compares the Hamas leader to Nelson Mandela ahead of a vigil for a dead terrorist, Ya Ya Sinoir.
He's the mastermind of the October 7th attack, and he was dispatched by the IDF.
If you need to feel good about your day, go and watch the footage of him dying.
It'll make you feel better.
But she actually compares him to Nelson Mandela.
At first, I thought, no, that's crazy.
There's a video.
Let's watch it.
Just one second, Sheila.
Sorry.
They have to be bland and stick to the law.
But in this case, we have a person who's recognized as a terrorist very widely.
Thank you.
Well, thank you for your advice.
You're free to do whatever you want.
You're free to say whatever you want.
I am not.
My job is to consult with our lawyers and do exactly what they tell me.
So I just want to point out, and I'm not being facetious, Nelson Mandela was declared a terrorist by the United States of America until the year 2008.
You're a terrorist and somebody else's terrorist may be two different things.
But I am extremely careful and I do not step out of line.
But you're free to do whatever you like and suffer the consequences if there should be any.
Sheila, I'm not trying to be funny or mean here, but I really think Carolyn Parrish is mentally ill.
I mean, I'm not a psychiatrist, but I don't know any other way you can square that.
It's outrageous.
She is down with the party in terms of having a fake Remembrance Day ceremony.
I'm not kidding, folks.
They're using the poppy.
They're using the slogan, lest we forget, to have a vigil for the most odious terrorists that are part of Hamas, including the mastermind that was taken out, Sinoir.
And this is the same city, Sheila, that bans street hockey.
This is the same city that bans ice cream trucks going neighborhood to neighborhood to sell their wares, thereby negating the very purpose of an ice cream truck.
Can anyone explain the sanity here?
And by the way, it's not just the appropriation of Remembrance Day and its symbols and slogans.
It's not just the honoring of the worst of the worst vile terrorists.
It is the fact, and we're going to be covering this, folks, on Tuesday, November 26, 6 p.m. Celebration Square.
Yeah, what a celebration.
I urge anyone to come out to stage a counter-demonstration.
We're going to cover this because I will bet my life the scum that are celebrating Sinoir are going to go almost right away to the genocidal chants from the river to the sea, Intifada, go back to Europe.
You watch, and that crosses the free speech line.
That is the incitement of harm and violence and death to an individual or a group of individuals, contrary to section 319 of the Criminal Code of Canada.
So I don't think Mayor Parrish is being very, very careful.
I think she's being bloody reckless.
Let's just dial back and realize what she's saying here.
She's saying that with the clarity of hindsight, one might look back at the mastermind of the October 7th terror attack and see that he was a great man of peace and equality.
That's what she's saying here.
She's saying that perhaps we are not judging Sinoir appropriately now and that we need more historical context to reassess who he is and what he did.
Literally, that's what she's saying.
And Sheila, she's a crazy person.
Yeah, and even if you're Carolyn Parrish, even if you're on Team Sinoir, why should you be sad?
Because he is, by their definition, a martyr.
That means he gets his allotment in the afterlife of 72 voluptuous, black-eyed virgins.
And, you know, Sheila, think about that.
It's not 71 or 73.
It's 72.
It's not skinny.
It's voluptuous.
It's not blue-eyed.
It's black-eyed.
It's not sluts.
It's virgins.
What I'm saying, it's almost like contractual language.
This is the offering.
Can you imagine dealing with people of this mindset?
You know what?
I'm marked safe from being Yahya Sinoir's black-eyed virgin, being non-voluptuous and a mother of three.
I'm just happy about my lot in life these days.
We have to move on because while sanity is not prevailing in Mississauga, sanity did prevail elsewhere in the country as an administration considered a Palestinian flag raising.
This is reported by CGME that's out of Saskatchewan.
However, I saw it first on Just Bins, the garbage company that breaks all the news in Saskatchewan because you can find their news on Facebook because technically they're a garbage company, which is very clever.
Wow.
Anyways, Palestinian flag raising ceremony outside of City Hall abruptly canceled.
Wow.
So that is the city of Regina.
At the direction of Mayor Sandra Masters, the flag raising and ceremony for Palestine that had been planned for tomorrow, November 15th, will not proceed.
Let's see.
What did they say?
Masters remains mayor until the new mayor, Chad Baczinski, is sworn in on Monday 18th of the month.
And of course, naturally, a petition has been started to get the flag raising ceremony reinstated for some reason.
This is just, I mean, this is happy news.
This is happy news.
Normally, it's like they try to do non-political stuff, Girl Guides Canada, the Red Cross, whatever.
But then they did raise one for the Russia-Ukraine conflict, although that sort of makes a little bit of sense, Regina being very Ukrainian-heavy in their demographics, but this doesn't make any sense whatsoever.
And I'm glad that cooler, calmer heads prevailed so far.
And Sheila, please school me because if I had to guess which Canadian province would be least likely to go down that route, it would be Saskatchewan.
Yes, for sure.
How does this happen?
I don't know.
I don't know.
I'm glad it was canceled.
The city clerk, I think, was the guy who acted on it to say like, hey, what are we doing here?
Like, hang on.
What are we doing?
I guess we'll see how the new mayor responds.
I'm not sure where he falls down on the political spectrum.
I'm kind of annoyed that most Canadian cities don't have political parties municipally.
I think that would be a lot easier for people to follow and vote if they knew.
But let's see if he responds to 400 angry union busy bodies and quite likely teachers in Regina who want the flag raised.
I'd love to see a counter petition and see how many normal people sign that bad boy.
It would be Regina.
Stop it.
We're going to get us all in trouble.
We've got one more thing because again, this is in the YouTube headline.
We'll quickly talk on it.
We've got a video.
Pro-Hamas students, they've released a video of themselves vandalizing the home of the University of Washington president.
So not only did they commit multiple crimes, they filmed it and proudly posted it because these people are completely emboldened.
I mean, these are the same types that assault you on the street of Toronto when the cops take you away.
So why wouldn't these people think they can get away with this?
You know what?
I don't know if you can what the firearms laws are in Washington state, but at the very least, this would get you pepper sprayed.
What are they doing?
Yeah, well, you know what?
Their time is almost up, Sheila.
I've just texted to Super Producer Ephraim Monsanto, Donald Trump yesterday, weighing in on what the new sheriff is going to do in town when it comes to this kind of garbage on campus.
And it's this.
This ends, or else you lose your federal funding.
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Nice.
And you are going to see a warp speed reaction on campus once the gravy train is turned off.
I don't know, Efren, do you have the link I sent?
Yeah, we've got a clip here.
Okay.
And then I think we'll do our final chats and then wrap her up.
All right.
...Semitism and defend our Jewish citizens in America.
My first week back in the Oval Office, my administration will inform every college president that if you do not end anti-Semitic propaganda, they will lose their accreditation and federal tax support.
Truth is, you don't have to do much after that.
You do that.
You're going to work miracles.
Please sit down.
We will not subsidize the creation of terrorist sympathizers, and we're not going to do it certainly on American soil.
We're not going to do it anywhere.
Next, I will inform every educational institution in our land that if they permit violence, harassment, or threats against Jewish students, the schools will be held accountable for violations of the civil rights law.
It's very important.
Jewish Americans must have equal protection under the law.
They're going to get it.
At the same time, my administration will move swiftly to restore safety for Jewish students and Jewish people on American streets.
You know what, Sheila?
The words of a leader, right?
Someone in charge, someone who doesn't play games with words, someone who's not woke politically correct, someone on the right side of history.
Oh my God, I love it.
And you know what?
I hope Pierre Polyev is taking note because that has the majority of support, whether you're Canadian or American.
Yet, these pro-Hamas types, they make a lot of noise and commotion.
But when you poll people, more than 80% do not agree with that garbage rhetoric.
Yeah, nobody wants to live next door to somebody who explains away burnings and beheadings and sexual assaults as a tool of the resistance.
Like, I don't want to live next door to a crazy person like that because all of a sudden I'm going to be like, if we have a fence problem, what are you going to do to me?
We've got some pictures.
They posted some pictures of what they did to the University of Washington president's home.
And as this poster points out, the president gave in to every single demand of the pro-Hamas encampment last semester because we know you can feed the crocodile, but thinking it will eat you last.
But guess what?
The crocodile always eats you.
And it's bigger and hungrier by the time it gets to you.
And this wasn't just students, by the way.
Faculty were involved in this.
Fire them all.
Fire them all.
Well, I'm betting they have tenure, Sheila.
So good luck on that front.
Yeah, of course.
We've got one chat, it looks like, from NMARC.
This keen and mark.
I heard that, well, I think we mean I heard that pigs, don't call cops that.
I don't like that.
Even the bad ones, I just please don't.
Are turned on by fake hips.
Oh, God.
David.
That's why they throw David in the backseat of the car.
Joke.
Right.
Well, folks, we've gone into overtime.
Holy macaro, 20 past two Eastern Standard Time.
By the way, if you need more than an hour and 20 of the Menzoid on a Friday, I will be guest hosting the Ezra Event show tonight.
I have a five-coupon ride of a monologue ready to go.
Please.
God, I better read that before you film it.
Don't you dare.
Just don't send it over to Tamara Ugalini, you know, Mrs. Scissorhands.
Tamara Scissorhands.
So, and speaking of five coupon rides, as Sheila said at the beginning of the show, Sunday, Toronto, Bathurst, and Shepherd, high noon.
You want to see what's going to happen there.
I'm predicting fireworks.
And it's amazing that there should be fireworks for, I don't know, citizens exercising their right to walk on a public sidewalk.
But the Toronto police are being led around by the pro-Hamas folk, like a circus donkey in the three rings.
And we're going to see what happens.
I have no idea.
I have been arrested, folks, five times in 11 months this year.
And each time it was an absolute, complete surprise.
So nothing will shock me.
Let's hope.
Is it a surprise?
Because I'm always surprised that you make it home without being arrested.
That's always like, hey, great.
Welcome to Bizarro World.
And so there you have it.
So Sheila and I, I believe we will be back here on Monday.
Well, assuming I'm not in cell block H again without being released on time.