Rebel Roundup dissects Canada’s economic and political crises: U.S. steel/aluminum tariffs (25% extra) expose Trudeau’s failed negotiations, while Mark Carney’s carbon tax push and DEI mandates threaten food prices and energy costs. Quebec’s aluminum industry claims easy global shifts, but Alberta’s Danielle Smith successfully lobbied Washington—contrasting with other premiers’ dismissals. Immigration policies strain social services, displacing young Canadians (40% of men aged 18–24 reportedly eyeing U.S. moves), while fentanyl crackdowns clash with federal "soft on crime" efforts. Ottawa’s Safer Supply program allegedly fuels black-market opioid diversion, and Trudeau’s ethics violations go unchecked, despite calls for royal commissions. Canada’s fentanyl crisis secured a 30-day USMCA tariff reprieve, but deeper systemic failures demand urgent reform. [Automatically generated summary]
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This country never stops delivering on the juicy, newsy goodness.
Do they?
Yeah, Sheila.
I think other journalists wake up and they're like, oh, I wonder what I'm going to talk about today.
And I'm like, how do I get to all this big fat mess of a country that I have to deal with today?
Like, can we invent an extra three hours in a day and perhaps an extra day called Wednesday very?
Like, I don't, I don't, I need another extra day in the middle of the week to talk about all this stuff because it's just non-stop nonsense from the federal government and Mark Carney and Ford and then Trump.
Yes.
It's a lot.
We got, yeah, keep going.
Trudeau's Bad Business Ideas00:15:27
Sorry.
Go on.
Keep going.
No, no, no.
I was just going to tell everybody.
And after we get into the swing of things, I'm going to expect you to be able to say these things.
If people want to get involved in the show and you are still one of those prickly pairs still watching us over on the censorship platform of YouTube, I understand you and I appreciate you.
When they tell me I don't belong somewhere, that's how you get more Sheila.
I'm like the Kool-Aid man.
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We could never hold him to account if we did.
Even if we were not biased in favor of the liberals, the perception would be there that we were politically contaminated by having a paymaster in Ottawa named Justin Trudeau buying sycophantic coverage.
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So there's that.
Let's get into tariff mania.
It rolls on.
We are in the throes of tariff mania right now.
The White House says 25% tariffs on steel and aluminum would stack on top of other 25% tariffs.
I do believe this is what they call compounding tariffs.
Canada, if you think that the Team Canada approach of the hard line, that we're going to teach those big, bad Americans a lesson, you think that approach worked.
This is your proof that it absolutely did not.
The Americans are laying waste to our industries for the missteps of the people who signed on to that terrible and aggressive, an antagonistic approach to Donald Trump's administration.
And yeah, if you want to do something for your home province and the industries and the workers in that province, you should encourage your elected officials to take a much nicer approach to that administration.
And speaking of sycophantic coverage of the liberals being bought and paid for by those journalistic subsidies, I would just out of the corner of my little eyeball here was reading this, the website copy from CTV, and it says this, despite months of diplomacy, excuse me, from all levels of Canada's government, it remains unclear what Trump wants from America's northern border.
What?
What?
Well, again, once again, what?
How many lies are in that one little bitty sentence?
Despite months of diplomacy from all levels of Canada's government?
No, not months of diplomacy.
Justin Trudeau didn't even talk to the White House before he announced retaliatory tariffs.
And then it remains unclear what Trump wants from America's northern border.
I'm pretty sure he said exactly what he wants.
One of them was a fentanyl czar, which was only appointed late yesterday.
And we'll get to him in a little bit.
Oh, I can't wait.
I can't wait to talk about Canada's fentanyl czar.
Oh, it's going to be, this is going to be a wild ride, Canada.
We talked yesterday about how Brenda, Lucky, former commissioner of the RCMP, would have been a disaster.
But I'm like, sit down and buckle up, Canada.
Trudeau did us even better.
I mean, worse than the same thing.
Ooh, did never.
Yeah.
You know, it's funny to see the Trudeau government getting slapped with compounding tariffs, much like how they slap you with compounding late fees and interest if you owe these people a penny to the CRA.
Enjoy your mob levels of compounding interest from Donald Trump.
Compounding carbon tax.
Carbon tax, the carbon tax on the trucks that bring it, carbon tax on the producers, carbon tax.
They're getting a taste of their own medicine.
I bet that it will be bitter.
It will be bitter.
Now, CBC, again, here's your bailouts at work.
Trudeau, they have it written as though Trudeau was trying to explain tariffs to JD Vance, Who basically used his brain to crawl his way out of generational poverty and the cycle of opioids?
The empty bucket of Justin Trudeau's head thought he would explain what tariffs are to JD Vance.
And then CBC's like, yeah, great headline, guys.
Let's run with it.
Justin Trudeau brought up the impact of tariffs in US vice president's home state.
The two leaders met on the sidelines of an international summit in Paris Tuesday.
By the way, did you see some of the images of JD Vance bringing his kids to that summit?
Like, it is making it perfectly acceptable to have small children in the White House again between JD Vance and Elon Musk with their little ones running all over the White House.
It is the and Donald Trump having strong grandpa vibes.
Just totally tolerant of all of these little humans, just being there, just their little presences being there.
I love that in the press conference yesterday with Elon and Donald Trump in the Oval Office.
Little X was there.
And you can hear him.
You can hear him in the audio, kind of like just being a three-year-old.
It's just wonderful to see.
It's just wonderful.
Oh, look at these guys.
So these are the little Vance kids, and they are clearly exhausted like normal little kids are.
And they've got their little pea coats on because they are the vice president's kids, but you'll notice those are jammies.
Those are jammy pants.
Everybody was in their jammies on the international flight.
That's right.
Yeah, like it's so nice to see this young, energetic vice president who doesn't dislike children, which I feel like Kamala Harris had a visceral dislike of children, just packing a little one on his hip off to Paris.
I like it.
I like seeing it.
Me too.
But yeah, this is what Trudeau told.
This is what he told reporters he said to JD Vance, thinking that he could make a light bulb go off in JD Vance's brain.
It was just a quick greeting exchange, Trudeau said.
I highlighted that 2.2 billion worth of steel and aluminum exports from Canada go directly into the Ohio economy, often to go into manufacturing there.
He nodded and noted it, but it was no longer exchanged than that.
JD.
Yeah, that I believe.
JD Vance would have been like, okay, bud.
Okay, bud.
We're going to replace that in a hot second.
Thanks for pointing out.
Here's the thing.
In JD Vance's head, he's literally logging how much steel and aluminum America has to replace from Canada, like right in that moment.
Like Trudeau just gave him the amount that America has to make up for.
So way to go.
Five-star negotiator, Trudeau, five stars.
And, you know, like, it's Trudeau.
So he was probably like, hello, Mr. Sorry, Vice President Vance with the crib notes on his hand.
Did you know that $2.2 billion worth of Canadian steel, aluminum goes to, oh, Ohio, Ohio.
That's about it.
I mean, the guy doesn't have a shred of dignity left.
And I mean, that he literally admits to JD Vance just nodding and sort of blowing him off as the icing on the cake.
He nodded, and that was that.
He was probably like, KCHAMP, good job.
Get it out of your system.
Yeah.
Oh, Lord.
Yeah.
Oh, I wish I was there because it was probably like just that needy, nerdy loser kid who is rightfully shunned by everybody, not through any fault.
Like, you know, there are kids out there who are just through no fault of their own, but like he did this to himself and they're like, God, here comes Justin again.
Because it seems like all of his like interactions at the international level are just him getting denied handshakes by other leaders.
Being rebuffed by the international community.
I actually read a report that said that he that everybody is literally just disgusted with him and wondering why he's there.
Like everybody just works to avoid him at these events.
Like, you know, whispering, whispering right beside him.
He resigned.
Like, why is he here?
Like, he said he was done.
What, what, what is the point of him being here right now?
And that's a valid argument.
If you've resigned your position as prime minister of Canada, you should not be traveling still to international events representing Canada because you've already told us that you're done.
You're already told, what gives you the right to negotiate on our behalf or to further advance the causes of your government that is, for all intents and purposes, on the way out?
Yeah.
You know what he reminds me of?
You know, everybody's got the one person or two people on their Facebook page that you haven't really spoken to since high school and perhaps beyond, but you sort of just lurk at them to see what where their life has become with sort of like rubbernecking the way you would look at a car crash.
And then that person finds their way into an MLM and then won't shut up about their MLM.
And then you sort of like ignore every time they get on their Facebook, they sort of ignore, you ignore them.
They spam you with their junk and you ignore them.
That's Justin Trudeau in real life with these leaders where he's just like spamming them with his bad business ideas that everybody knows they're not reflected in reality, but they're like, fine, fine.
Sure, Justin.
Sure.
I'll come to your Epicure party.
You know, good for him.
Good for him for trying.
He's trying.
Good for him for trying.
What does drive me crazy, though, is the insane amount of carbon that this guy burns through flying all over the world.
Like he's done, what, 100 international trips in this last year?
It's got to be 100 international trips in this last year.
While his party tells us not to road trip with our families in the summer, Canada.
18,000 liters from our friends at Western Standard, 18,000 liters of jet fuel on his European farewell tour.
And he cautions us against climate change.
The cost to operate his plane is around $17,000 an hour.
And then we tack on the luxury food items to that.
And the booths and the luxury accommodations and the luxury ground transport while he's there.
These, this is another, this is just adding up to be another, you know, quarter million dollar week in Justin Trudeau's life.
But I mean, I would be shocked if it's that low.
You think?
You know, it's like half mill, half mill week?
Yeah, I think we're like around 350,000, I think, by the time we're done.
Paris ain't cheap.
While we're deciding whether to buy no-name cheese or regular cheese Canada in smaller blocks, this is what this guy is spending our tax dollars on.
We should be outraged.
We are outraged.
We are.
We are.
In the meantime, people are like, look at how patriotic I am.
I didn't buy American orange juice.
Slow clap.
I'm going to buy whatever fits within my budget.
Thanks so much.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Whatever's on sale.
Thank you.
Exactly.
And now, and especially since the liberals and the NDP won't shut up about Galen Weston and Loblaw, of all people that I feel sympathetic for, it's Loblaw, like superstore these days.
Just because Jagmeet Singh hates him because his brother's a lobbyist for Metro.
That's a real good reason to go after a competitor, isn't it, Jugmeet?
Like it just, it just reeks of nepotism.
It just reeks of nepotism.
He doesn't have anything against superstore.
As a matter of fact, superstore and no frills and their subsidiary companies are some of the most affordable places to buy groceries in Canada.
And yet, and yet Jugmeet Singh would scream that you should get your tofu and your avocados at the most expensive place.
Well, this is a rich story coming from a guy that doesn't have to worry about pinching pennies because of the economy that he created.
Yeah, it just, I want to, I know we're sort of off on a tangent, but I want to put a pin on that because the NDP won't shut up about grocery profits.
And look, don't bother reminding me that Loblaw, the Weston family colluded to keep the price of bread artificially down.
Yes, disgusting, making bread more expensive for poor people, a pantry staple for poor people more expensive.
Yellow Label Success00:04:32
But getting beyond that, Loblaw Group of Companies did experience at least some success over the last little bit as groceries were going up and up and up.
But here's where they experienced their growth.
It was on the store brands, on the yellow label, on the no-name brand, because they were offering a cheaper alternative to the higher value items.
And people were turning to the grocery store brand to make ends meet because they were able to offer something cheaper.
So while the NDP are like, they're making record profits, they're making record profits because people are turning to them in droves because of the like low margins that they're able to sell these items for in their yellow, their yellow label brand.
Yep, that's exactly right.
When there is a budget crunch on a family level, typically you'll see that first.
You'll see going from, you know, your high-end brands to your medium-priced brands to your low-priced brands before people will start cutting down on volume.
But this is what we'll see.
This is what we'll see next.
And I think that this is reflected in current statistics in Canada: is people have already gone over the last two years from their name brand grocery items to the yellow brand grocery items.
And now they are cutting back on volume and parents are going hungry because they need to keep feeding their kids.
This is just the way of, this is just the way of economics.
I wonder how come Mark Carney isn't chiming in about this if he's such a gifted economist.
How come he's not chiming in about this?
Can I tell you?
I just, by the way, if you viewers at home, if you are a subscriber to Rebel News Plus, today's show is a doozy.
I just filmed it with Chris Sims of the Canadian Taxpayers Federation, and she is doing the Lord's work of reading Mark Carney's manifesto.
It's called Values.
And it's like that thick.
And she's going through it.
And we were talking about how Mark Carney has not just been the author and biggest pusher of carbon taxes, both here and around the world.
He works to de-bank energy projects that do not fall within sustainable development goals.
He imposes DEI on companies through the financial sector through G-Fans.
That's the Glasgow Financial Alliance on Net Zero or something like that.
And then through his company or his asset management firm, he's been investigated by the U.S., I believe it's a house.
Jim Jordan interrogated him for, shoot, I forget what it is, but it's basically collusion.
And so he is colluding as an asset manager with banks and other companies to drive up the cost of affordable energy for Americans, which is illegal in the United States because they protect the free market.
But Mark Carney wants to bring in carbon tariffs.
You see, if he cannot bend other countries to his will through G-Fans and the United Nations and the WEF, what he's been up to is pushing for the idea of carbon tariffing goods from countries that don't have a carbon tax on the way in the door.
And you know what that's going to do to Canadians?
It's going to make certain foods completely unaffordable for them.
We've already heard that people in the high north are experiencing rates of scurvy we haven't seen since, oh, I don't know, the pirate years, and scurvy.
And so now he plans to make oranges coming into the country more expensive, avocados coming into the country more expensive, pineapples, like citrus fruits and things that we import are going to, Mark Carney's plan is to make those things more expensive because they come from places without carbon taxes.
So we'll carbon tariff them on the way in the door.
And Mark Carney can afford a $10 avocado, but the poor person who wants to treat themselves to an avocado a month, they'll be making different choices.
And that's Mark Carney for you.
Aluminum Alarms: East Meets West00:09:03
Yep.
Back to peanut butter for you, poor folks.
Back to peanut butter.
Okay, now that I've gone on about that, yes.
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We've got a video from Premier Legault saying there's not much risk of U.S. tariffs harming Quebec's aluminum or aluminium, depending on what part of the British Empire you're from.
Suggesting the province could find a balance by selling to Europe and Asia.
Or, you know what, you could just get more money from Alberta.
There's that too.
There's that too.
It's really interesting that Quebec can sell their aluminum and steel products to Asia and to Europe, but Western Canadians can't sell their oil and natural gas to Asia or Europe.
How interesting.
Ain't that something?
Let's hear this clip.
Explain to me why you are so confident that the Quebec aluminum industry can shift from the United States as a customer and ship to Europe.
Why are you so confident that that can happen?
Okay, first, when you look at the world, you look at the needs and the production, they are equal.
So you may decide not to ship as much to the United States.
Somebody will ship, but there's a balance.
There's no overcapacity, maybe except for a part of China, but China, they don't deliver, they don't export, how do you say that?
Premier, aluminum, non-transform.
All right.
They don't do that anymore.
So there's not much risk for the aluminum business in Quebec because there's no overcapacity.
So if the United States decide to buy aluminum from Asia or from Europe, then we'll send, we'll sell to Europe and Asia.
So there's a balance.
So it's not much risk.
I think the risk is for Mr. Trump because in the United States, they use every year 5 million tons of aluminum and they only produce 700 or 800,000, which is 14% of their needs.
We supply 60, we, Quebec, supply 60% of their needs.
So they are in a bad position for sure.
So that's why I say it doesn't make sense for him.
Nobody believes that he can produce more aluminum.
And I was with the big companies today.
Nobody believes that he can make more aluminum in the United States.
So he's not in the good position for aluminum.
So I guess in talking about aluminum yesterday or today, he's trying to accomplish something else.
He would like to have more manufacturing jobs in the United States, but for sure it won't be in the aluminum business.
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So what I heard there was that our federal government is greenlighting resource delivery out of eastern Canada to international markets over the Atlantic while also killing our ability as Western Canadians to get our product through Eastern Canada.
That's what I'm hearing them do.
Yeah.
Well, America, you don't, you want to play hardball?
Fine.
Just take all of the aluminum that we typically ship to you and we'll ship it somewhere else.
This is what i'm hearing.
If they could, if they can green light yeah, if they can green light the sale of aluminum from Quebec to go to Asia and Europe.
They can green light this, the uh, the delivery of Western Canadian oil and gas just as easy.
Why aren't they not doing that, like right now?
Right, I mean, we listened to Justin True say there's no business case for LNG for I don't know how long, until the potential buyers of our LNG have gone now, hat in hand to President Trump, who struck deals with them to buy our LNG.
We can't get our resources offshore in Western Canada.
And it is a disgrace.
Someplace that is as mineral and oil and gas rich as Canada, we can't, at least in Western Canada, we can't get anything to export markets.
We could be like Singapore.
We could be like Dubai.
But could we?
Could we?
Infinitely wealthy.
We would be one of the richest.
We'd be one of the richest nations on earth.
Maybe one of the richest nations on earth if it weren't for the federal government kneecapping us at every opportunity.
Hey guys, just real quick, the countries that produce the most amount of aluminum are China, India, Russia, Canada at number four.
But why is Canadian aluminum being shipped to Asia when China, okay, China is the number one producer of aluminum?
Why would they do that?
Why would they import?
Why would they import Canadian aluminum when China has so much?
That makes sense.
United America is always overconfident there.
Yes.
Yeah, I think so too.
I think so too.
The United States is all the way down the list at number 12.
So Canada's at number four.
The United States is at number 12.
But make no mistake, Trump and JD Vance and Elon are listening.
They are listening to all of the Canadian premiers saying, well, if you don't, we'll just send our business elsewhere.
What they'll do is ramp up their own production of aluminum because it's not like they don't have it, but now they're going to find themselves in a deficit for aluminum.
They're just going to develop it themselves and close any opportunity for Quebec to ever do business with America again.
Like, I just don't know who is advising these people.
I just don't know who is advising these people.
I think the same people who were behind the nonsense with Canada Post and their strike during the Christmas season, and now small businesses are like, you know who we can't count on in trust when we need them?
Canada Post.
And so I think the same union-y types are currently advising the premiers.
Like, just so much sense when you say it like that.
Yes.
It's the same business plan.
Really show these people.
And you know what's going to happen?
They're just going to take their business elsewhere.
No small business I know is going to trust Canada Post when you need them.
And we're just showing the Americans, you know, when you need us, we're not going to be here.
We're just going to, we're just going to be somewhere else at that time.
So yeah, I just can't, I can't believe how hard Canada is mishandling this trade war.
Can't Believe It00:02:12
I just can't, I simply can't believe it.
They should have taken a Danielle Smith approach, diplomacy and hustle, and we would be ahead by 100 at this point, but we did not.
She did a post on X Today showing all of the premiers lined up in a row.
So it only took six weeks to get all of the premiers down to Washington to do our own lobbying.
But she showed a picture of herself at the podium and watching the other premiers.
Like her picture is excellent.
She's at the podium.
Oh, okay.
So it's the picture.
It's the.
He looks like the prime minister right there like okay, can we zoom in on some of the other premiers because there is some sticky happening?
Yes, yes it.
It must be terrible to get to get shown up by Alberta's premier, and yet that's exactly, that's exactly what we're doing.
Oh yeah, the Doug's side eye.
Look at Wob Canoe.
He's like Wob.
Wob Canoe is like giving the side eye to somebody.
Look at the like.
So oh, look at Doug.
Doug looks very, very miserable to be there.
Like oh, this woman, this little girl, is the wrong way, the only one who seems like like there's Scott Mo.
He's like right on Scott Mo's giving a little hand, bump his little cinder block smashers there, it's right, that's exactly right.
Oh, that's funny.
Yeah yeah, so that's our girl.
Doug for a help me.
Look on his face.
He's like, help, help.
This is.
This is the lady that made me look terrible bad.
Help yeah, take her.
Turn the microphone off.
I mean, if Doug Ford could control he, he wishes he could turn Danielle Ford's microphone off as easily as he can turn off the electricity to the east coast of America.
That's what does it?
Switchity switch, flip it up or flip it down?
Nope, doesn't work that way Doug, she stole your lunch yeah, good for her.
And then she ate it.
Um, we've got.
Uh, oh god, before I even click this link, I know it's the STAR.
Business Leaders Urge Lower Immigration Targets00:16:05
Yeah, Toronto STAR found a way to shoehorn more immigrants into the TEAM Canada approach to fighting Donald Trump on tariffs.
So the one thing that has really driven the cost of living outside of Justin Trudeau's overspending and the carbon tax has been his out of control immigration levels and the burden that places on housing, our roads, our infrastructure, our health care system, our social safety net, our schools, all of that, all those things that you're like.
Why am I waiting in line for 10 years?
Why are there 50 kids in my grade two class for my uh seven-year-old?
That's Justin Trudeau's immigration targets.
Why does the house that cost uh 300 000 four years ago now cost 700 000?
It's immigration.
Um, but Toronto STAR knows what, how we need to fight uh, Donald Trump, and that is to successfully fight Trump.
Canada needs one thing, more Canadians.
Nope absolutely not, absolutely not that list of things that you just that.
You just talked about Sheila.
Uh, I experience in my everyday life every single one of them in my everyday life and I can say that the last thing that Canada needs, especially to fight Trump, is more Canadians that are that aren't actually Canadians they are.
These are refugees and permanent residents.
How is that going to help?
How is that going to help?
Diluting our labor force further.
Right, driving wages down.
Yes.
They write the federal government's decision to cut immigration targets by 21% in 2025 and 24% in 2026 after the Conservatives started talking about immigration targets was a grave mistake.
Alarmingly, the consequences are rearing their ugly head at the worst possible time.
By reducing immigration levels, this is according to the Toronto Star.
Canada's facing the economic fight of our lives with one arm tied behind our back.
This is a moment when we should be projecting strength and growth, yet instead we've chosen to shrink.
And unfortunately for us, this policy shift is occurring at the same time as other, as another major demographic headwind, the retirement of 5 million Canadians by the end of the decade.
Okay, that is, that would make sense.
That argument would make just a tiny bit of sense if we were importing people into this country who are high-income earners, who are of a benefit to the economy.
But by and large, that's not who we're importing into the country.
We are not replacing the retiring workforce, my friends.
We are importing unskilled workers.
Unskilled workers.
Yes, this is the dichotomy of the entire thing.
I mean, when's the last time you went to a retail store that had that had regular Canadians working in it?
They just don't exist anymore.
When's the last time you went to Tim Horton's and had your order right and had somebody talk to you in English?
I mean, it just doesn't happen anymore.
And this is the terrible betrayal that the Justin Trudeau government has rained down upon the people of Canada.
And not only that, but these are not people that are paying towards our healthcare systems or education or our social safety nets.
These are people being artificially, artificially supported by the government to be here.
If Canadians knew how many of their taxpayers were going towards supporting new immigrants surviving in Canada, where P.S., they show up and they are shocked by the cost of living.
They're shocked by housing unavailability.
They're shocked by the terrible by the terrible education system that their children are now being exposed to.
They're signing up for a lie and we are paying for it, Canadian taxpayers, we are paying for it.
We are paying for it to our own detriment.
Yeah.
And I want to be clear, I'm not against immigrants, but I want the immigrant to come to Canada and hit the ground running.
And I want the people who are coming to our country to be a net benefit to the country.
I don't think we need any more unskilled workers.
I think we have plenty of unemployed Canadian youth who could work at our fast food restaurants.
Yeah.
Like, I know that.
Not I think that.
I know that.
I think the numbers are almost identical.
Like the temporary foreign workers' numbers are almost identical to the unemployed youth statistics.
What does that tell you?
What's happening right now?
So not only does it mean that the unskilled migrant to this country becomes like a net taker on the system, but it also forces other Canadians who could be gainfully employed to be net takers to the system also.
But and then you that brings up another point is that even the skilled workers that come to Canada from somebody else, be they doctors, be they nurses, be they.
Their wages are down.
Well, their wages are down, but what does that also do to their home country?
We are taking the best and brightest out of third world countries and bringing them to Canada.
That does not benefit their home country when they're when we are taking their doctors and their nurses and their skilled workers.
This does not help them.
This is not in the best interest of Canada nor their home country.
We just have to take a good, long, hard look at our immigration policies as soon as Pierre Polyev gets in the door and reverse some of the harms that have been done to Canadians.
If we ever want a chance of our kids being able to own a home, which right now it is terrifying for kids growing up in Canada, they have no chance ever, ever of buying a home in Canada and they know it.
You want to know why, what is it, 40% of young men between age 18 and 24 would leave for America today?
Because there is a chance of success for them.
There is a chance for them to get a wife, to raise a family, to buy a house, to have a dog, you know, to participate in the American dream.
Whereas in Canada, our Canadian dream has been shattered by our federal government.
Yeah.
And for, you know, a bunch of people who won't shut up about the evils of slavery in 400 years ago.
And somehow they want to point to like Canadians of Canada being involved in the slave trade, which we definitely weren't.
They sure are hell-bent on creating a slave underclass of Canadian, aren't they?
Like that's what they're doing.
Yes.
They're bringing in a slave underclass of temporary foreign workers to work entry-level jobs until they die.
How many times?
Yes.
How many times have you heard liberal supporters or leftists say, well, Canadians are too good to work.
You know, they won't work for retail jobs.
Who will cut the grass?
I don't know, 13-year-olds?
Baloney.
This is what we've all, we've done it up until this point.
And all of a sudden, you make it seem like we're too good to do the work that has to get done to make our country beautiful and prosperous.
Absolutely untrue.
But this is what they support.
This is absolutely what they support.
While also harming the home countries by taking their most skilled, most valuable workers and bringing them to Canada.
Yep.
This is what they do.
Fast food is a job for teenagers and retirees.
And that's what it used to be.
And now it is nearly 100% new Canadians that are doing this work.
It's actually insulting if you think about it.
It's actually really insulting if you think about it.
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More than 100 Canadian businesses, business leaders, I'm sorry, call for the end of prorogation of parliament.
Well, that's great.
Keep talking, guys.
Keep talking, guys.
You know, like this is great, but we've been prorogued long enough for the liberals to run a leadership race.
Where were you guys a month ago?
That's true.
That's true.
But often in some of these organizations, especially, you know, chambers of commerce and what have you, it takes them a little while to get their pants on just because they're, you know, there's sort of a bureaucracy onto their own.
But this is the business leaders are starting to publicly come out and call to the end of prorogation.
This is great.
This is great.
Because we see those of us on X, those of us on X and those of us on Rumble, we've been screaming about prorogation since the day it was announced.
But for business leaders to come out and say, come out and say, this is really harming us, harming us, our businesses and our industries, it just hits different.
It's going to hit government different because while the federal government is saying, you know, we want to support Canadian workers and we want to support Canadian industry and Canadian, you know, Canadian development, you really can't argue with the business leaders who are saying what you guys are doing is harming our business.
You really can't, you really can't argue with that.
This is great.
More chambers of commerce, more chambers of commerce and more business groups should be doing this right now in Canada.
If you're involved with the one, you should think about clothing that to your leadership.
Olivia, can you bring that article back up so we can just show the companies who signed the letter, at least some of them, if you don't mind?
Yeah.
So the letter sent on Tuesday demands a sitting parliament to productively address the, quote, period of turmoil and uncertainty, uncertainty Canada is facing.
Canadians who signed it include the leaders at the helm of companies such as Burrow, Grammarly.
I did not know Grammarly was Canadian.
David T. Inc.
Deep sky Nicks.
And point, yeah, I didn't know Nick's, but I guess like Nick's export to the United States, right?
Like they've got a huge market there and point-click care.
Um, the letter breaks down a timeline of events, including President Donald Trump's impending steep tariffs on imports from Canada and threats to acquire Canada as the 51st state.
They said we need a strong, empowered, legitimate, oh, that's uh, that's actually uh quite an interesting uh word they put there, and robust government supported by a sitting and functioning.
So, those are two different things: a sitting and functioning parliament, right?
To deal with these very grave, complex, and delicate matters.
Actually, good for these guys.
I was a little bit underwhelmed, or like, oh, great, a letter from people a month late to the game.
But the fact that they are demanding both a functioning and legitimate government, that means that even if they, even if the liberals choose Mark Carney, these this government wants an elect, or these leaders want an election so that the legitimate government can deal with Donald Trump.
That one word says it all, doesn't it?
Because what they are what, like, in absence, in absence, what they're saying is, we are watching what you're doing as an illegitimate exercise in democracy.
That's what they didn't say.
So, that's a beautiful letter, guys.
I'm really proud of you.
I'm really proud of you, business leaders.
Keep going, Canadians.
Get your business communities all wound up and start screaming for an end to this prorogation.
Yeah, Cap, it's your turn.
The Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers, where have you been?
Where are they?
I haven't heard whatever they call themselves now.
Uh, anyway, yeah, we haven't heard very much from those folks, although they are escaping the worst of the tariffs.
But still, you know, you might want to fight for your industry.
Like, we're having a national conversation about pipelines right now.
They should actually be leading it.
Yes, yes, because of the downstream industries that rely on them, that rely on them.
Yeah, because for every dollar, for every dollar that, yes, for every dollar that isn't made, there are 10 more that are lost in the downstream.
So, it'd be it would be great if we saw a groundswell of business leaders really, really getting involved on this issue.
Uh, let's go.
Léger Paul.
Um, actually, you know what?
Freedom Passport Initiative00:02:36
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Carney Energy Vampire00:03:22
All right, let's get into the Carney momentum.
I have to come up with a clever turn of phrase to describe the, I don't know what to describe as God's waiting room of these Carney rallies.
Remember when I said that he has funeral director vibes?
He should start every single speech he says with dearly beloved.
We are gathered here today.
We are gathered here today to mourn the loss of a once peaceful and prosperous nation.
I, Mark Carney, I'm here to see to it.
That is how he should start.
I hope we have a picture of that Regina crowd because it, I mean, I was like, wow, this is truly funeral energy.
This is truly funeral energy this guy brings.
It's middle of the day bingo hall energy.
There is not one smiling, delighted face in that whole crowd.
Marty up north on Twitter, I think, had the best comment.
He was like, I was told I'd get a donut.
Yeah.
We'll see what kind of donuts they like later on in the show, or bagels at least.
But yeah, that's, I mean, the only person who is excited is Mark Carney because his energy vampire tank is filled right up because he sucked the life out of the will to live out of all the people in the room.
Carney the energy vampire.
That's his name now.
Carney the energy vampire.
That's what we're going with.
It's terrible.
Like even just listening to him, I've never been in close proximity with him and now I'm fearful to be in close proximity with him because I feel if you are an energy vampire, I'm a juicy victim.
I'm full of rambunctious energy.
If you want to suckle on somebody's life force, mine is extra delicious.
It's full of meat and DHA and biotin.
I'm good for your hair and nails.
I feel like he would just turn me inside out like a raisin.
I just, there would just be a husk of me laying on the ground, like a snake skin, laying on the ground and the snake slithered away.
That would be what would be left of me after I was in close proximity to an energy vampire like Mark Carney.
Look at these people in the background.
One person is collapsing there.
That kid is like, no, stop.
Kid is like, oh, what?
Oh, this is just like the longest minute of my life.
My dad made me come.
I was supposed to be at school.
We had a gym today and art.
And it was supposed to be a great day and instead I have to listen to this funeral director talk about how terrible things are in Canada and how the people that broke how he definitely didn't do it.
How he definitely didn't play a role in any of them.
No, that kid is all of us right now.
That kid is all of us right now.
But Sheila, you can thank your lucky stars that you're probably on a Carney watch list.
Okay.
And they wouldn't let you get within 100 feet of Mark Carney because he is precious.
Okay.
And Carney, the energy vampire, must be protected from the likes of us.
We're going to talk about that a little bit more later, too.
Emergencies Act Concerns00:15:00
Let's just talk about how I'm refused to believe this poll.
And I'm not sure why I refuse to believe this poll.
I think I refuse to believe this poll because we just saw a Kearney crowd.
And I have listened to Carney and he doesn't have the Kearney momentum that the media would love to believe that he has.
Because the one thing that the mainstream media hates more than the truth, I think, is Pierre Polyev.
And they just want, like, remember how they said Hillary Clinton was going to win?
Remember how they said Kamala Harris was going to win?
Yes.
We got to take every one of those polls with a great big old grain of salt.
But I do think that there is some truth in that the Conservatives have spent two years, two years, two years plus saying axe the tax, right?
They have campaigned largely on three issues.
It's axe the tax, it's build the homes, it's stop the crime.
Well, now we have an entire contingent of liberal leadership candidates that are saying basically the exact same thing.
So now would be the time for the Conservative Party of Canada to show Canadians how they are actually conservative.
It's all well and dandy that you surged in the polls over the last two years fighting back a tax, the carbon tax.
But now that the liberals are all fighting that same tax, conservatives must pivot to something else.
And I think that they could and would do well by mirroring the tactics of Donald Trump in the United States.
I just refuse to believe that people are so absorbed by Kearney charisma that they would just see this surge in the polls.
Nothing about Kearney says surging.
I'm depressed now talking about him.
Like I feel sullen.
I could see there being a certain percentage of Canadians that would be delighted by the orange man bad argument, right?
And that these are fickle voters that were going to, you know, that go whatever way the wind blows.
But but, you know, this is going to, this is going to peter out too.
I think the trade war is going to heat up before it peters out, but it will peter out.
And then the Conservatives must be there with a communication plan that really, really communicates how they are conservative and what sets them apart from the liberals.
The last thing we need is a Conservative Party and a Liberal Party and an NDP party that largely overlap on the major issues in Canada.
And so yeah, now would be the time to start developing those communications for the Canadian.
And when they stopped overlapping as much, you saw a surge in the Conservative Party.
That's right.
Gettyson, the Aaron O'Toole version of I'm just like you, but I wear a blue tie.
Liberal light conservatives.
We have no appetite for that.
We have no appetite for liberal light conservatives.
We actually see that a lot in BC, in BC with MLAs who came from the liberal left into the fold of the conservatives.
And I think that we're going to need a house cleaning in BC to clean them up because at its very, very root, being liberal and being conservative are a dichotomy, and you must decide where you stand on the issues to be able to claim that you're a conservative.
And I think that we need that in Canada very, very bad.
Now, we know where Mark Carney stands on the issue of freedom of the press, which is, of course, as we all know, a protected fundamental freedom in this country.
If we think that things are going to be any different under Mark Carney with regard to which journalists get access and which ones are coddled by the government, it's going to be the same, more of the same.
Meet the new boss, same as the old boss, as they say.
Mark Carney, we know, threw out several independent journalists from his campaign launch in Edmonton, one of them being our alumnus, Kian Bexty, and Western Standard got shown the door too, and True North got shown the door.
Now, in Regina, this happened in Regina.
I'll let you set this up because this is not just a prickly independent journalist.
This is just a prickly guy, like a member of the public.
He's just a dude who wanted to come to see Mark Carney, the prospective next prime minister of this country, in his own hometown.
Anyways, you can set it up.
Yes, so yesterday, copy-paste Carney was in the city of Regina and the city of Saskatoon to do something in Winnipeg, by the way.
Low-carbon Carney was also in Winnipeg, same day.
Guaranteed he didn't drive.
Okay, so he's taking it.
He's taking private air transport across the prairies.
But yeah, he was in Regina yesterday morning, and a guy named Dallin, you know, a harmless, a harmless guy, pointy guy, okay, a pointy guy.
This is a guy who likes to ask very pointed questions of the government, including the government of Saskatchewan, posted on his private Facebook that he did a thing.
He joined the Liberal Party of Canada and then got an invite to the Mark Carney event in Regina.
And as the liberals are wont to do, Dallin found himself escorted by police out of the event, which brings, you know, it sort of brings, oh, and P.S., we didn't learn this from the mainstream media news who was in attendance at the event.
We learned this from a garbage company who moonlights as a news company.
It's called Just Bins.
They tell Saskatchewan's best news.
Okay, they tell Saskatchewan's best news, a garbage company.
But I think that this poses a lot of questions.
Number one, why is the Liberal Party of Canada slash the government of Canada watching regular Canadians' social media?
Because obviously they were monitoring Dallin's social media.
And why is it that Mark Carney, one of the most successful economists and bankers on the face of the earth, relying on taxpayer-funded police to secure his event instead of hiring his own security?
How come he is doing that?
Why?
Like Regina, with one of the most hideous crime rates in the entire country, sent police to the event center to escort Dellin out of out of the out of the room.
Do we have video of that?
Yeah, here we go.
Yeah, we do.
I'm a lawyer, sir.
I'm not going to.
We should give this traitor a good old warm welcome.
Referring to a member of good standing as a traitor, despite your failure to spell a lot of these words, is not okay.
We're challenging an amazing sir.
And I'm asking you to leave.
We're joining the party by filling our very apologies for many, many years.
I'm a lawyer, sir.
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Carney campaign has an enemies list for every city that they go to.
I think they do.
I think they do.
I think they're watching social media very, very, very carefully and making sure that only people who are going to toe that party line are going to be in attendance.
So don't you even think, not for one quick second, Canada, that this is a man that is going to entertain your peasant ideas or questions.
This is a man who is going to censor you and who is going to escort you out of your own democracy.
Mark, listen, as for whatever reason, the Liberal Party kicked Dallin out.
He is a harmless guy who had legitimate questions and you escort him out of the building via police escort.
Unforgivable.
Unforgivable.
Think about the police state nonsense that you're trying to go see the next prime minister of Canada.
And look, I get that this is a private function.
So they do not necessarily have to let you in.
I get it.
But think about the optics of it and think about the substance of it.
Think of the point of what you're seeing here.
This is a snippet of what he will do to regular people, right?
That you can have somebody will have your Facebook post pulled up and read it back to you and say, you are an unacceptable extremist with this unacceptable ideas.
Yes.
And this is the system that the Liberal of Liberal Party of Canada has been promoting.
Join our party.
Take part in choosing the new leader.
As soon as you sign up on the website, you start getting all of the fundraiser emails.
You start getting the emails telling you where to be, who's coming where, what they're doing for your area.
So they're literally saying, join our party.
Take, you know, be part of our movement.
And then as soon as you do, they kick you out for your unacceptable beliefs.
Well, that's not, that's not building, that's not building a party.
That's, I mean, that's, that's being a tyrant.
That's being a tyrannical party.
Let's not forget that this is Mark Carney who wrote an op-ed calling the Freedom Convoy people with unacceptable views, fringe radicals with unacceptable views.
He called them seditionists.
And then what did the federal government do right after Mark Carney wrote that op-ed?
Treated them as though they were seditionist occupiers of the nation's capital instead of just rambunctious Canadians in their own nation's capital, which is where you are to go to protest the government.
You go there because that's where the government is.
Mark Carney gave permission to the federal government to violate Canadians' charter rights.
And follow the money.
And follow the money.
And Canadians, yes.
Mr. Banker said that.
It was immediately after that that all of the banks were dragged on board to the liberals infringing on Canadian charter rights.
And let's not forget that that emergencies act, like the Emergencies Act was ruled unconstitutional or ruled in violation of the law.
Yeah.
Yeah.
It was ruled in violation of Canadians' constitutional rights, which means it is illegal and unconstitutional.
And how come Tamara Leach and Chris Barber are still suffering through the persecution of the government of Canada since that happened?
When that was ruled unconstitutional, their charges should have been thrown out on their faces.
And instead, one month from today, we're going to find out what happens to those to those beauties.
By the way, the fact that their charges still stand shows that, and the fact that they're facing mischief charges shows that the invocation of the Emergencies Act was illegal because police were able to deal with them, rightly or wrongly, and I believe wrongly, with the tools they had at hand.
The point of the Emergencies Act is that the police and authorities needed unconventional tools to exterminate what was a 9-11 level event happening on Canadian soil.
That's what the Emergencies Act.
Pearl Harbor, 9-11, that's what the Emergencies Act is meant for.
It's not meant because some people, some rambunctious Westerners started a movement to embarrass you and the rest of the country got on board.
And so the fact that they're just facing regular old mischief charges, albeit, you know, Canada's longest mischief trial and probably most expensive one ever.
But the fact that those charges remain means that the police had all the tools they needed to deal with the worst of the seditionists, if you talk to Mark Carney.
And let us stop and point out the reason why we learned about this from a garbage company.
Well, not only does Mark Carney not allow a prickly independent journalist who might tell the truth about Mark Carney into his events, but Just Bins, like a real life garbage company.
Like they rent bins.
Yes.
They rent bins.
They're a dumpster company.
They get around.
I just love that this is like the biggest news company or the widest reaching news company in Saskatchewan right now.
They get around it because they are a garbage company, which means they get around the Facebook and Instagram bans because Justin Trudeau tried to shake down Meta for money.
But they aren't technically a news company.
They're a garbage company that gives real-time updates of what's happening in Saskatchewan, but also around the world.
Yes.
Yeah.
No, they're awesome.
I mean, I just can't say enough about Just Bins.
They are awesome.
And if you don't think that just bins content is being shared with the highest upper echelons in Saskatchewan, oh, they just, I mean, yes, they are just very popular and deservedly so.
They work really hard at delivering bins.
Just Bins Praise00:15:29
That's yes.
And they have, and they have drivers out on the streets, which means you have reporters out in the wild just taking pictures of the mayhem of Regina.
And they've become the trusted, the trusted outlet for other people to share their news with them.
You know what I mean?
You can submit direct to Just Bins and have your story shared on their channel.
Like it's just, it's just incredible.
Citizen, citizen journalists, but a garbage company.
That's what they do first and foremost.
And I remember when they first started, I was like, why am I seeing all these fun Western-based memes from a garbage company rolling across my Facebook?
I was like, these are funny.
They're poking fun at Regina and just Justin Trudeau.
And then I was like, oh, if you were trying to build up a following for your garbage company, why wouldn't you be sharing memes so that people would come for the laughs and stay for the dumpsters?
And then they did that.
And then they started doing the news.
And now they're a garbage company with a news feed and an aggregator of news.
And I think their tagline is we trash talk everyone.
Like they have, they hold no, they hold no reservations about trash talking everyone.
It is the best.
It is, they are the best.
So just huge shouts to Just Bin.
Just Bins, we love you guys over here at Rebels.
So you got big fans over here.
Christy Freeland.
You know, I saw this post and I got to give credit where it's due.
The best response was from Andrew Scheer.
Not a great leader.
Not a great leader of the party, but boy, he's a great MP and he's great at committee.
I got to give credit where it's due.
So let's Christy Freeland and then we'll show Andrew Scheer's response.
My friend Randy Boiseneau has joined the fight.
You can too.
Commit to vote, ChristiaFreeland.ca.
And then in comes Andrew Scheer with the zinger.
Well, it's a quote.
It's a quote tweet from Andrew Scheer.
And it was so funny when I saw, I just burst out laughing.
Yeah.
I also like they used a screen capture of Randy Boisneau testifying at committee about his ethics violations.
I remember that explicitly that you couldn't find him like doing something not where he was getting in trouble.
Like look at this.
Oh, just the best, just the best.
Did we find that quote tweet from Andrew Scheer?
Yeah.
Well, that's two votes right there.
Just an absolute zinger.
Well done, Andrew Scheer.
Well done.
Yeah, he's a, I mean, he's a good boy.
He's a Regina MLA.
He works really hard.
Nobody knows the parliamentary system better than him.
And he's got, he's got really beautiful dimples in real life.
Great little family, too.
Not little.
Yes.
Lots of kids.
I think they've got five children.
His wife is real involved in Regina.
Yeah, they're just a great family.
We're really lucky to have them.
And that little zigger.
I just don't think he had the temperament to be the leader, but he's a great actor.
I think it was the wrong time.
I think it was the wrong time.
I think that he has everything in him to be the leader, but it was just the wrong time.
And I just got to give the guy a lot of grace.
He's worked really hard for the people of Saskatchewan for a lot of years, put in a lot of time in the air flying between, and there's no direct flight between Regina and Ottawa.
I mean, He's just on the time while his wife holds it down at home.
And yeah, I just really like his dimples.
That's what I'm saying.
My one, my one begrudgment with him was when he whipped the caucus to support the Paris Accord.
I was like, Andrew, what are you doing?
What are you doing?
You don't believe this.
And I know you don't believe it.
And he made other people vote against their consciences too.
And I was like, stop it.
Why are you doing this?
You're getting off on the wrong foot.
Don't be a wefer, Andrew.
Don't be a wefer.
Do not do it.
We don't, we do not like that.
No, he got it.
I think he eventually got it.
I think he gets it now.
That's for damn sure.
Mark Miller, our immigration minister who oversaw the collapse of the immigration system.
Although I think his subsequent liberal immigration ministers have done this, but he's the last stand in there holding the bag.
Mark Miller, this clever, clever tweet.
Got myself this extremely patriotic bagel at Fairmont Bagels.
Go Canada.
Now, I don't know Fairmont bagels.
If you know me, you know I don't eat a lot of carbohydrates, but that does look like something that you would buy on impulse at the front counter of the Pet Smart for Rover.
It is, it doesn't look that appetizing to me.
Doesn't look that appetizing to me.
And but the thing that we really want to draw your attention to, Canada.
Yes.
Okay.
Does that really look like the hand of a person whose heart stopped beating three business days ago?
Like, look at just his fingernails.
His fingernails look like he's been in close proximity to Mark Carney and he has had the biotin sucked out of his body.
And it's time for another dose of adrenochrome, Mark.
Okay, it's time for another dose of adrenochrome.
Looks like you're running low on the life force.
I zoomed in.
Like I actually went when I saw that because you posted it and then I zoomed in and then I was grossed out for the whole rest of the night.
And then I had to post the picture of my zoomed in picture because I couldn't be alone in my absolute disgust of that.
But Mark Miller, like if you're gonna, if you're gonna post a picture of a bagel, at least hide your hooves.
Okay, nobody, nobody needs to see that.
The bagel didn't look appetizing.
The fingernails, as you said, look like they needed to be cut by a hedge trimmer.
Like the hedge round of dry, nasty cuticles and just like a yellow finger with all of those ridges.
Oh, that's the striations for me.
I immediately noticed the striations because I'm like, oh, that's somebody who is perhaps pre-diabetic, but definitely low in some nutrients.
Though, yes, and I said iron deficient anemia.
So you might be spending too much time with who's the guy behind the vegan bill, Nate Erskine Smith.
You might be taking too much health advice from him.
But yeah, his fingernails look like a furrowed field.
Like they're just so terrible.
It really is.
It really is gross.
It really is gross.
Yeah, Mark Miller.
I mean, I just can't wait for him to go away.
Like the whole, the whole wedding party.
I can't wait to see them gone forever.
Yeah.
Trudeau gets divorced, but we get stuck with the wedding party still.
Hardly seems fair.
It is not fair.
Anyway, we're in a toxic relationship with the wedding party, is what we are.
Canada.
I can't imagine why the trade war isn't advancing in Canada's favor when the best we can do is like, here's my bagel here.
Here is here it is, you guys.
And on this on the Zoom in picture, it looks like it's one of those zip-hopping videos.
You know what I mean?
Because his fingers on the watch just gross.
I'll be quiet.
I won't make.
Sorry, I know it's lunchtime for people I'm watching.
I realize it's petty, but I am going to make fun of it because it is so ridiculous.
This is a minister of the crown overseeing a major failures of that ministry responsible for so much of the pain that Canadians are living through right now.
And his solution is, yeah, Trump.
Here's my bagel.
But like, based on those fingernails, I don't know if he has the energy to eat that bagel.
I don't think that he's even alive.
Like, I'm pretty sure that that bagel was placed in a cold, dead hand, and they're just stringing us along, thinking that there are people in charge that have heartbeats.
But really, that's not a healthy man.
And Mark Miller is not a healthy man.
You can tell.
It's a vampire's familiar's hand.
That's what that is.
Mark Miller, the morgue called.
They want their corpse back.
Thank you.
Yeah.
He's walking well for having a toe tag in his shoe.
Let's keep going.
We've got the Fenton Tsar.
We've got former Mountie Kevin Brousseau appointed as Canada's Fentanyl Tsar.
Well, if there was one guy, if there was one guy that was worse than Brenda Lucky to become Canada's Fentanyl Tsar, it might be Kevin Brousseau.
So Kevin Brousseau was a 20-year member of the RCMP, ending up as the commander of RCMP Manitoba.
He was then promoted, okay, promoted to Ottawa, where he spent time both at Canada Transport and at Fisheries and Oceans, where he claims that he was dedicated to making our coastlines safer.
Okay, these would be the same coastlines that all of the fentanyl has gotten in and out of up right through up and through his service, up and through his service.
So it's really funny because before he was, before he was named Canada's Fentanyl Tsar, nobody at the government of Canada suggested, okay, nobody suggested to Kevin Brousseau, hey, Kevin, just go make your old X account private.
Just do that real quick.
But he did it.
Nobody gave him that advice.
And then who goes through his Twitter account with a fine tooth comb real quick?
That's right.
It's me.
Nobody is better at finding stuff on Twitter than me.
So this is the tweet that got me all, that got my fur up.
On the 27th of June, 2019, Kevin Brousso says, thrilled to see the official launch of KTDI at an airport, groundbreaking collaboration with the World Economic Forum, Transport Canada between the Netherlands and Canada, unlocking the potential of digital identity for secure and seamless travel.
Kevin Brousseau is a wefer.
He is a Justin Trudeau insider.
He's already been involved in transport and coastal guarding through fisheries and oceans for the last several years.
So he's already been very, very involved.
And if he was doing a real good job, then how is the fentanyl even getting here?
This is who we're trusting with doing the job for Justin Trudeau in our tariff war with Trump.
And well, it'll be really interesting to watch how this goes down.
His Twitter account is full, absolutely full of bureaucratic backpadding.
Okay, it doesn't have that much content, but what it does have is a couple of dozen times Kevin congratulates his former colleagues on their retirements.
That's what most of his posts are about.
So we have a bureaucratic backpatter, okay, with a bunch of experience in all of the right areas and a Justin Trudeau loyalist who collabed with the World Economic Forum on digital ID.
Right.
The known traveler digital identification was, as you pointed out, a collaboration between Canada, the Netherlands, and the World Economic Forum.
And our fentanyl czar was trumpeting the success of it all.
However, the program was stalled back in 2022 because nobody wanted it.
Yeah.
How much you want to bet, though, that they're going to use digital ID, the fentanyl crisis, as a pretense to usher in digital ID.
Watch, Sheila.
Just watch.
If you guys hear those words, okay, digital ID and stopping the fentanyl crisis, you let us know real quick out of this guy's book because he's already put the time in, right?
He's already got the work in.
He's already got the collaborators in the background.
This should be of concern to every single Canadian, every single Canadian.
Yeah, I think they allocated like $10 million to collaborate on the known traveler digital ID.
And I think they blew through that and then ended up with a deficit in the program of about $40,000.
So good program.
Good job, new Fentanyl czar.
I imagine you're going to do just an equally good job on the border.
Great.
Great.
What could possibly go wrong?
Now, speaking of things going wrong, but Alberta leading the way and trying to do the right thing, we've got Alberta demanding Ottawa.
Well, they say Ottawa, but what we really mean is the liberals to repeal soft drug prosecutions and let the province take over.
Unfortunately, the problem of drugs and drug-related crime in Canada has been seriously exacerbated by policies adopted by the federal government, like zero cash bail and reducing the mandatory minimum sentences on certain gang-related crimes.
Why did they do that, by the way?
The Harper imposed mandatory minimum sentences.
That seemed to be working because crime wasn't as bad back then.
They repealed them for systemic racism problems.
Right.
Right.
That's exactly what the Trudeau government would have done.
Yep.
Yep.
Because what they do is they hold up the accurate stats saying, you know, a vast majority of the offenders in this group belong to this one racial class.
So that must mean, that must mean that the system is racist.
And then they use that as a pretense to roll back the laws.
Well, we know that a lot of the gang activity is coming out of ethnic groups, we shall say.
And perhaps it wasn't racist, but accurate prosecution of people who were running in gangs and dealing drugs.
Right.
Because once you let these people who are running in gags and dealing drugs back out onto the street, guess where they go?
Back to their community to terrorize the people who live in their community.
So while you are letting people out because you're trying to fight systemic racism, you're being systemically racist to people in minority communities who have to deal with the gangs and the drugs in their neighborhoods.
You're actually making it worse for the innocent people.
Pharmacies Under Scrutiny00:11:29
And Alberta, Alberta demanding to take this back is just a great move, an absolutely great move, because nobody would know the destructive nature of this better than the people in Alberta.
People in Ottawa don't know the realities of these destructive practices.
They don't feel them.
They don't see them.
They're not witness to them.
So Alberta demanding to take them back is a really, really great move and a really strong one on behalf of Danielle Smith, as is her custom.
Yeah.
I mean, the idea that the liberals think it is okay to release gang members back to reserve so that they can terrorize the reserve, make life hellish there in the name of systemic racism.
Like, what if this were your community?
Well-kept, well-paid MP?
You'd be demanding change, but since they go back to reserve, you don't seem to care.
This is what Danielle Smith wrote on her acts.
The federal government must act now and put an end to their insane soft on crime policies, which have allowed illegal drugs to flood our streets and repeat offenders to prey on our most vulnerable.
If they refuse, then they must allow the province of Alberta to take over all prosecutions under the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act.
Let there be no mistake.
Alberta's government will find these dangerous criminals, prosecute them, and then keep them behind bars where they belong.
Amazing.
Yeah.
Go, Danielle Smith.
Go, Danielle Smith, and may her energy be contagious across the country.
Yes.
This is wild.
Lee hints at the extent of the corruption within BC's Safer Supply program.
Alleged incentives from pharmacies.
Significant diversion of opioids, huge costs to taxpayers detailed in linked Ministry of Health presentations.
So this is not just like bureaucrats talking.
This is a Ministry of Health presentation.
It says that significant quantities of safer supply opioids are being diverted to the black market with the assistance of organized gangs and certain unscrupulous health care providers.
Well, I never.
No.
This raises serious questions about the competence and honesty of BC New Democrats and federal liberals who gaslit Canadians for two years by insisting that reports of mass diversion were disinformation.
They tried to gaslight Albertans when our mental health and addictions minister was saying this stuff is showing up in major drug busts in Alberta.
It is showing up in possession of people who have died of overdose.
And what did the federal government do in response?
Resist any attempts to label safer supply kills so that we can't track it when it turns up in the hands of dead bodies in Alberta.
Yeah.
And another thing I think that has to be considered is in Canada's healthcare system right now, with a shortage of doctors, with the shortage of nurses, with the shortage of primary care physicians, provinces are relying more and more on pharmacies to do and provide services that typically would have been within the purview of your family doctor or emergency services or your qualified RN.
And while it is good in theory that we're outsourcing some of these easier things, like just think about like ear infections, eye infections, uncomplicated UTIs.
These are all things that pharmacists can now treat in Canada just to sort of take some of the pressure off of our overstressed healthcare system.
We really must look at who we are giving access to in these pharmacies because they're not all going to be, they're not all going to be on the up and up.
These are not going to be straight shooters.
And let's not forget that pharmacies through the COVID era made such huge hand over fist profits because they were at the forefront of sourcing the vaccines, delivering the vaccines, and making sure and really spearheading a lot of the communications and the public relations, encouraging people to get the vaccines.
So we have an industry in Canada, the pharmaceutical industry in Canada, that all of a sudden had record profits in 2020, 2021, and 2022.
And they are going to be looking for ways to sustain those profits.
So maybe now would be the time to say a closer eye should be kept on pharmacies if this is what's happening in British Columbia, in every jurisdiction in Canada where safe supply has been rolled out.
Well, maybe we could just end safe supply because our American friends don't seem to like how we're doing this.
There's that too.
We could do that, except for Sheila, the thousands and thousands and thousands of bureaucrats that are wholly invested in keeping this going because their jobs rely on it.
If it were for those pesky people, well, I mean, it'll just be so great.
Our public service is overstuffed by about 40% across the board, whether it be federal or provincial.
And if we get rid of those people, the bloat, the fat from the meat, a lot of these problems would go away.
The end.
Olivia tells me that I think we need the studio soon.
I just want to bring up this thing because I don't want people to think that I'm just making things up and talking out of my rear here when I talked about the mandatory minimum sentences in this country being repealed because of the liberals' efforts to fight systemic racism.
Look, if there's a systemic racism happening in this country, the liberals are the system.
They've been in charge.
The systems that you're looking at, the liberals have done that.
But what they say is we've heard Canadians, the courts, and criminal justice experts and seen the evidence of the disproportionate representation of Indigenous people as well as Black Canadians and members of marginalized communities, both as offenders and as victims.
So this is what happened.
So they said to combat the so-called overrepresentation of certain demographics in the justice system, they were repealing the mandatory minimum sentences, making it easier for these people to reoffend and also to continue to abuse and terrorize their own minority communities.
So they actually made it worse for minority communities by not holding people to account.
This is what happens when you let DEI into your judiciary, into your provincial governments, into your police services.
This is what happens when you let DEI into any of those things.
There is a predictable breakdown.
There's a predictable breakdown and good results, and Canadians are suffering the consequences of all of them.
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We do have, I think, do we have one chat?
I think we do.
You want to do that?
I don't see it.
Yep.
I don't see it.
Second to last thing in the chat, but that's okay.
I got it right.
Thank you.
Bill CF7, who's a regular chatter, says the Trudeau wedding party will find themselves in prison after the fentanyl is linked to organized crime and the liberal party.
I don't think anybody's going to prison.
Like, I don't, I just, I'm not saying that crimes have not been committed.
I don't, I cannot confirm that.
I don't want to accuse people of crimes.
But what I do know about the liberals is they skirt accountability at every turn.
And I mean, look at Justin Trudeau's so many ethics violations.
They started romanumeraling the reports.
And what is the worst he got?
Bad, Justin.
Give us $100.
Like, what did he do?
He makes close to $400,000 a year.
So while I'm not saying that I don't think people could be in serious trouble or should be in serious trouble, I just don't have any faith in any authorities holding them to account.
Yeah, the former Aga Con's private island is not going to re-inhabit itself, guys.
The Trudeau wedding party is in for a slush-funded taxpayer-funded public retirement of their dreams.
But, you know, maybe let's just hold out hope because I think that that would make a lot of Canadians feel a heck of a lot better if there was some comeuppance for these.
I need royal commissions, many, many royal commissions.
That's what I want for like the first 18 months of Prime Minister Pierre Polyaff's government, just finding out what actually has been going on.
With non-liberal commissioners.
I think that it really, yeah, you can't put the liberals in charge of their own commissions because they're just so funny.
They never find themselves to be in violation of anything when you do that.
Let's find, hire Ted Cruz.
I don't know what his going rate is.
Like hire outside people to come in, people who have no interest in anything.
So they can't say it's, oh, this is a conservative commission or a liberal coalition.
Like hire me a cop from somewhere in Europe.
Like I don't care, but I just don't want anybody from Ottawa.
That's what I hope.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Me too.
Amen.
Yes.
Okay.
I think that's the show.
That's your back-to-back co-hosting gig for this week.
Lise, thanks so much for going on this three hours worth of broadcasting over the course of two days.
Seemed a lot faster than three hours.
It's so weird the way that we just blasted through it.
And hey, thanks so much to all the viewers who joined us.
It's just my privilege and my pleasure to be here with you, Sheila.
Thanks so much for having me.
We will see you next Tuesday.
Yes.
And I think I'll see everybody tomorrow because this is just what I do now.
Olivia, thanks for putting the show together.
Efron, you too, all the people who work behind the scenes at Rebel News to make sure the show is there whenever you want to click it or watch it.
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You could do that too.
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Making Deals on Steel and Aluminum00:01:31
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And as my friend David Menzies always says, stay safe and stay sane.
I think diplomacy is working.
I think that the fact that we got a 30-day reprieve was because we agreed to work on the cross-border problem of fentanyl.
I was pleased to see the federal government announced a fentanyl czar and my administration has already been in touch with him to talk about how in Alberta we can lend to the success of those efforts.
So what I would say is what I've seen from this president is that he is prepared to make a deal.
We've made a deal on that.
I think we can make a deal on steel and aluminum by making very much the same argument that I've been making on energy and critical minerals.
We've won the argument that those raw materials are essential to American success.
It comes in, it makes value out of products, it creates good American jobs, it creates good American products that we buy back.
Same thing for aluminum.
They just do not make enough for their defense industry, their auto industry, and their critical needs.
So I think aluminum, we can make the very same argument.
And on steel, we buy as much steel products from them as they buy from us.
Oh, on USMCA, it has to be renegotiated.
I think we have to remember we've got two sets of tariffs.
This first tariff was about dealing with the fentanyl crisis.
And I think that we have satisfied the president that we're working on that.
The second round of tariffs will come with a renegotiation of USMCA.