Rebel Roundup dissects Alberta’s law students protesting Danielle Smith over Bill 26, her $5M+ canola tariff fight with China, and Mark Carney’s perceived globalist ties—three passports, Brookfield Asset Management conflicts, and his family’s links to the discredited Tavistock Clinic. Carney’s dismissive media remarks and Liberal DEI policies clash with Smith’s sovereignty push, while silence on women’s rights in gender-inclusive spaces risks electoral backlash. The episode ties these battles to broader censorship, church arson controversies, and voter distrust, framing Canada’s unity crisis as a clash between populist resistance and elite-driven agendas. [Automatically generated summary]
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Why Western Lawyers Matter00:14:44
But first, let's get to what's happening in Alberta with Danielle Smith.
She went to the University of Alberta's law school yesterday, and the law school students staged a protest.
But first, let's get to her being there.
So, sorry, she it was a packed room of 150 future lawyers tonight at the University of Alberta answering their important questions about our legal system, our province, and the U.S. trade dispute.
So, actual things.
It's been decades since the sitting premier has visited the faculty of law at the U of A.
I can tell you firsthand that the future of our province is bright.
So, she's got nice things to say about these young lawyers.
But, what, what do the young lawyers do?
They do this.
They stage a protest.
You're Bill 26.
So, I'll read the text of Bill 26 if you want, but I think we all know it as so.
Bill 26.
Oh, God.
And these Bill 26 protesting students look exactly how you think they would.
Bill 26 is limiting certain medical treatments for transgender and gender diverse youth and restructuring Alberta health services, which completely failed the province during COVID.
So, you got locked down because the Alberta health system apparently couldn't handle it.
And so, that's a failure of the biggest line item on the Alberta budget every year.
Like, there shouldn't be some accountability there.
So, they're mad about this.
So, she's the first premier in forever to meet with law students and they stage this: like, we won't let you trans the kids protest as if those people are ever going to have kids.
You know, this doesn't bode well for the future of lawyers in Alberta, does it?
No.
Does it?
Because let's not forget that every single post-secondary institution in the country is funded by provincial government dollars and federal government dollars.
And if Danielle Smith was as petty as I am, they would see a reduction in their funding instantaneously for this insult.
And that's exactly what this is.
These are kids that have never faced a consequence for doing something stupid or doing something disrespectful to their betters in their entire life.
If that was me, okay, if that was me in that chair in that beautiful green pantsu that she was wearing, they would see their funding decimated this morning.
They would pay a hefty, hefty price for that kind of disrespect.
I mean, to say that it is, to say that it is something that your premier of your province comes to listen to you.
The last thing on planet Earth these kids should have done is disrespect for disrespect her in that manner.
It's gross, actually.
It's gross.
And it doesn't shine a bright light on the future lawyers of Alberta.
As a matter of fact, it shows everybody that the University of Alberta is coddling this group of young ideologues that are going to do nothing to further the law profession in Canada going forward.
Worst part is if you cut funding to these guys, then you cut funding to the very lawyers who are probably in that class who will stand up to their gender nonsense.
That's the problem is there's really not much that you can do to deal with them.
But in case you were ever wondering, like, where were all the good lawyers during COVID to stand up for human rights?
There are very few of them.
And they mostly work for the Justice Center and the Democracy Fund.
So hopefully, in amongst this classroom full of future lawyers, are future Democracy Fund lawyers, future Justice Center lawyers, to counterbalance the nonsense of those two surly-looking ladies.
Future cat ladies.
Future cat ladies.
I'm a bit of a cat lady these days myself.
However, I do have three fully functioning kids.
Yes, you do.
Yes, you do.
A kid is worth 10 cats, Sheila.
Okay, so you have, you have, you, you did it the right way.
31 cats.
I have 31 cats by that measure, or 32, I guess.
But that photo just goes, it just goes to illustrate the young socialist left-leaning crazy nutcases that are being produced in our post-secondary institutions.
That these photos says it all.
Well, and these, like, they would probably fancy themselves to be feminists.
I mean, I got a squint, but they might fancy themselves to be feminists.
Wouldn't you be like, wow, this powerful female premier who is negotiating with Trump and taking on Ottawa has come to speak to us.
Now, whether you agree with her politics, that doesn't matter.
If you are a died-in-the-wool young feminist, you've got something to learn from this woman.
Instead, Daniel Smith's politics are wrong, so she may as well be just an old white Christian dude, according to this duo.
And by the way, these are like the most privileged people in the province.
That young people going to law school, by and large, pretty privileged existence, I would suggest, probably upwardly mobile families.
Crimea River, you guys.
Yeah, no, this is embarrassing.
This is an embarrassment for the University of Alberta, without question, like without question.
This is not how you greet or welcome the premier of your province when she takes time out of her very busy day to come and meet with your students.
This is embarrassing.
Oh, God.
Nope.
Nope.
This is an embarrassment.
Nope.
Just don't go.
Like, if you don't want to be in the room with her, just don't go.
But like this, it's just, it embarrasses your school.
Yep.
It sure does.
Next video from Premier Smith.
Somebody asked her at a community event, it looks like, why she didn't cut off oil and gas going to America.
And she has a beautiful response that the media isn't talking enough about why it's not just, you know, like, Danielle Smith, you're a traitor for not cutting off oil and gas to America.
She's actually saying, well, I'm trying to help with the rest of this country, Ontario and Quebec specifically.
Let's hear it from her, though.
What I objected to is people telling me I should turn off oil and gas going to the United States.
And the reason I object to that is because if the United States turns off oil and gas coming to Canada, Ontario and Quebec can get zero oil and gas.
The only way they get their oil and gas is from America.
And that's why I've said we're not doing it.
What I object.
Boy, wouldn't it be nice if Doug Ford stood up for Ontario like that?
Instead, they're like, yes, Alberta, burn your own jobs down.
And like, it's like they're not listening to Trump when he says, everything you do, we will reciprocate.
They're not, it's like they're not listening.
She's the only person who listened in all of this.
The only person who listened to him.
And again, it's not like he's secretive when he talks about these things.
It's not like this is like cloaked under an umbrella of secrecy.
He said, whatever you do to us, we are going to reciprocate.
So don't think that that's going to be your negotiation tactic.
Well, what do Ontario and Quebec do is test him on this?
And I think that if anything, this illustrates, again, how qualified Danielle Smith is in dealing with her American counterparts and safeguarding Canadians and Canadian industry.
I think she's the only premier in the entire country that has the best interest of Canadians at heart.
Because to be completely honest, again, if she wanted to be petty, she could cut off oil and gas to Ontario and Quebec.
She could do that and didn't.
And I think that that speaks a lot to her character and to her beliefs about what is best for Canada and Canadians.
And you know who's the real sort of petty jerk in all of this is Doug Ford.
Like he's never actually said, Premier Smith, we appreciate you ensuring that Quebecers and Ontarians don't pay $10 a liter gasoline tomorrow.
He's never said that.
In fact, they've sort of ganged up and kind of bullied her for her efforts to deal directly with the Americans to not go along with cutting off Canadian oil and gas, despite pressure from the feds, pressure from Doug Ford, who just basically mews, yeah, we'll turn off all energy exports.
The heck you will.
And even on the stuff he could control, it lasted all of like three hours worth of a threat.
So, you know, like he's never actually said, you know, Premier Smith, that was quite wise of you.
Appreciate that.
Never said that.
It basically left her to just fight this fight alone.
But Canadians who know better appreciate her for that.
I think this is the clip where he's musing about turning off oil and gas.
Maybe it was, maybe it wasn't.
Maybe that was just B-roll.
But yeah, like he's never even thanked her for that.
No, and he, but he wouldn't, though, would he?
Because that would acknowledge that Alberta and Saskatchewan and the Western provinces add something to the quality of life of Ontario.
And the crazy thing is, is they live in such a cloistered, such a cloistered sort of community that they believe that their quality of life just, you know, appears out of thin air and that, you know, that the things that they get paid for on their behalf because of the hard work of Western Canadians that pay into the equalization formula, they only enjoy the quality of life they do because of the hard work of Westerners.
And he couldn't, I mean, it would just be too much for Doug to Doug to acknowledge that.
It's much easier.
It's much easier for Doug to just to just pretend like everything that Ontario and Quebec gets just comes to them fully delivered without without any interference from the Western provinces.
And that's simply just not the truth.
You know, I mused on X the other day.
Like, do Ontarians and Quebecers know what is happening to Western farmers to protect their highly subsidized EV industry?
And most of them don't.
They don't have a clue the high cost Western farmers are paying due to Chinese tariffs in retaliation to liberal tariffs on Chinese-made EVs.
They don't know.
They don't know what's happening to farm income to pay for their jobs.
Nope.
We're paying for them twice.
They absolutely don't.
And the only thing, the only thing that's more unforgivable than not knowing is knowing and not caring.
Right.
That is what's that's what's unforgivable.
And don't tell me that the upper echelons of Ontario and Quebec politics don't know that every single thing that they get paid for through the equalization formula doesn't come off the hard backs and off the hard work of Western Canadians.
Of course they know.
They just don't care.
It's unforgivable.
It's unforgivable.
Yeah.
And again, I'm going to do my best to avoid broad sweeping statements.
I would say a lot of people outside of the greater Toronto area know.
I think just like most places, urban municipalities think the food just gets just appears on the grocery store shelves.
It doesn't get grown somewhere else and then trucked in and taxed all the way in.
But yeah, like Westerners are paying for those EV tariffs twice now because we paid for the bailouts and the subsidies.
And now our Western farmers are being slapped with all the tariffs from China, which will decimate farm incomes this year.
And from what I see, the minister, Philippe Champagne, he says they're not backing down at all on these tariffs against canola.
Well, Philippe Champagne is doing nothing but stoking a unity crisis in Western Canada because when Western Canadian, when Western Canadians, because Western Canadian farmers are aware of how devastating these tariffs are going to be on their bottom line and their earning potential in the next year and going forward, as long as this trade dispute is unresolved,
you are going to see a growing sentiment for separation, the separation of Western Canadians.
Why stay in an abusive relationship where you will never, ever, ever be able to win?
If we don't see overt support for Western industry and Western prosperity, they're going to have a two-front unity crisis on their hands.
Yeah.
Excuse me.
I just have to step away to cough.
Okay, no problem.
That gives me an opportunity to read this.
It looks like a rumble rant from a peace sign guy who says, with the tariffs that China has put on canola, et cetera, why are all the Chinese foodstuffs not being pulled from grocery store shelves and Chinese liquor pulled from the liquor store shelves?
Yeah, that's a great point.
And it's because it doesn't, because this affects Western Canadians.
And so you don't see a Team Canada approach.
It's the same Team Canada approach we saw to pipelines for all those years, as in there's no Team Canada approach at all.
We get to throw our jobs on the bonfire of Confederation and everybody else says, okay, thank you.
And that's what's happening now.
So China is hitting us with these retaliatory tariffs.
And there's no like boycott of the dollar store.
That's not happening.
Scott Moe's Electric Dilemma00:07:12
So, you know, we just have to suffer in all of this.
That's a fantastic point, Peace Sign Guy.
That is a fantastic point.
If we were to have, if we were to have the same response to Chinese-made products and Chinese-made goods in Canada, we would, we, I mean, half of the country wouldn't be able to buy groceries, number, number one.
But we are not seeing that same, that same veracity in response to China.
But then again, but then again, we know who's infiltrated Canada.
We know who's already here, who's working in the background.
So that would be really, really bad if we were to spit in our master's faces when they were watching us so close and within our borders working within our borders.
So it's a great question.
And Carney's going to need the help, right?
Carney's going to need the help in some of those key Toronto ridings where we saw Chinese foreign interference last time around.
Also in those key lower mainland of Vancouver area ridings where we know for sure foreign interference from China happened.
And so, I mean, Carney's not going to make those people angry at him when he needs the help coming up.
No, true story.
True story.
Yep.
No, and somebody posted the other day on Twitter, you know, you see Canadian, well, Canadian elitists say, you know, we'll never be the 51st state.
Well, would you rather be China's 23rd province or the 51st state?
Like, take your pick.
Like, pick your poison.
Pick your poison.
Are we more aligned culturally and societally with the United States or are we more culturally aligned with China?
And I think as it pertains to the federal government, because they haven't said anything or done anything about Chinese retaliatory tariffs, we know what side they feel closer to.
And it's not the American side.
For sure.
We've got actually another rumble rant from Peace Engine gives us five bucks and says, why is Scott Moe the only one that seems to be talking China tariffs?
I know that Alberta's ag minister has spoken out about it.
And Scott Moe is really taking the lead on this.
I think Daniel Smith is taking the lead on the oil exports to the United States.
And Scott Mo is handling canola, but that's because 50% of Canada's canola is grown in Saskatchewan.
30% is grown in Alberta.
And the rest is sprinkled between Manitoba, I guess to some extent, maybe Ontario and parts of British Columbia.
So of course, Scott Moe is the man to take the lead on this in the same way that Daniel Smith is the one to take the lead on the oil exports issue.
Yeah, he'd be hard pressed not to say something, considering those are all of his voters.
Sasha's party government got decimated in the cities in this last election in October.
All of those canola growers are Scott Mo voters, and he'd be real hard pressed not to say anything in this moment.
However, there's only so much Scott Moe can do.
I mean, aside from writing strongly worded letters to the government to please come on side and defend Saskatchewan and Prairie canola growers.
But I mean, how far does a strongly worded letter get these days?
Like, how far exactly?
If we don't see the federal government coming out and publicly saying we are going to make sure that our canola growers are protected from this threat of Chinese tariffs, we're not going to see any action.
And I think that we are not going to see any action from the federal government.
So we're on the- Not only that, how many people, how many people are actually buying before the tariffs, Chinese-made electric vehicles?
How many people?
How many people are we trying to secure the market for while you're throwing billions, billions, billions, like 30 billion, I think it is, of a canola industry in the garbage can to do to what?
To get the business of maybe the two or three or 400 Chinese electric vehicles that people are buying every year.
I mean, I don't know the number I'm just making up, but I've never seen a Chinese electric vehicle on the road.
Help me.
Never people.
Never, never, not once.
Like never, never, actually, never, not once.
It's really rare to even see a Tesla on the prairies.
Well, I would say exceedingly rare to see a Tesla on the prairies, but to see a Chinese-made EV on the prairies, like, never, never seen it in my life, to be completely honest.
And yet, this is what we are sacrificing our entire canola industry, $30 billion worth of goods to uphold in Eastern Canada.
It is atrocious.
It is atrocious.
It's wild.
I mean, maybe they're doing it to protect the components of the cars, but still, there's no market for this stuff.
Stellantis is going broke in its, and what's the other one?
North Volt went broke in its home country.
Like, nobody wants this stuff.
Tariffs are not.
But yes, there's no votes to lose.
Like, well, like so many of these initiatives, it was a top-down initiative.
This isn't ground up, some sort of organic thing where people are saying, where people are saying, my reliable gas or diesel vehicle is just too reliable.
I want to try something that might not start the winter.
I want to try something that'll only go 400 kilometers.
Never mind that it won't work.
Like nobody was asking for an electric vehicle sector to begin with.
This is all being driven top drip down.
And I would suggest by people exactly like Mark Carney and his wife, Diana Fox Carney, who work for companies that dream up these initiatives, okay, to grease the pockets of their friends and force this on consumers that have no interest and don't want it.
It's crazy.
It is crazy.
This entire electric vehicle craze.
It's insane, actually.
Well, and we saw like the Canadian government by 2030, maybe 2035, banning the sale of gas and diesel-powered vehicles.
So that was their way to shoehorn us into the electric vehicles that nobody wanted.
Nobody's buying them.
Nobody wants them.
They're unreliable.
They're expensive.
And they're basically disposable because once the battery goes, that's it.
I mean, it's more than the cost of the car sometimes to replace the battery.
So people weren't buying them.
So they said, you know what, we'll do we'll ban the alternative.
And it still didn't help.
So now they're tariffing, I guess, cheaper versions of the car that may come in from China to try to get us to buy these things.
And now it's costing the West its agricultural sector.
It's crazy.
We've got another clip.
Premiers Reject New PM's European Focus00:11:26
Ezra Levant sat down with Premier Daniel Smith yesterday.
The Premier talks about not meeting with the new prime minister, Mark Carney, before he left for Europe.
And I think it says a lot that Carney vaulted for Europe instead of, I don't know, Washington, but we know what his priorities are.
He's got to go home to Europe, don't you know?
Anyways, let's watch this video from Ezra and Premier Smith.
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The New York Times had a very interesting story about how Claudia Scheinbaum, the Mexican president, managed to control the emotional energy and actually persuaded Trump that she was doing all she could.
And what's interesting, if the New York Times story is accurate, is that Trump thanked her and then pivoted to just bashing Trudeau.
And I think a lot of it was a personal feud.
Now that Trudeau's gone, do you think we have a chance to restart things?
I'm a little worried that Mark Carney, I mean, at least in his, you know, the last few weeks before he was sworn in, his main target seemed to be Trump.
Do you think that Mark Carney is going to have the moral hazard of wanting to pick fights with Trump so he can play Captain Canada to defend us?
I mean, Claudia Scheinbaum sort of swallowed her pride in a way, but got the deal done for the sake of Mexico.
I'm worried that Mark Carney might want to play Trudeau's game.
What do you think?
Have you talked to Mark Carney at all?
I have not talked to him.
We do have a first minister's conference scheduled for this week, so that'll be the first time that the premiers are able to get together.
And I hope that's not the case.
I mean, there's a lot of people who are really hurt by a tariff war, whether it's our Canadian producers who face tariffs selling their goods into the U.S., or whether it's our Canadian consumers who are trying to buy American goods.
Tariff wars do not benefit anyone.
I think we have to acknowledge that that first meeting that the prime minister went to in Mar-a-Lago set us on a bad path.
I think he made two key mistakes that the president has talked about over and over again.
One, by saying that we would not meet our NATO commitment until 2032.
That's not going to be good enough.
I think we should all recognize that.
And secondly, implying that somehow Canada would collapse if we had 25% tariffs on it.
That really displayed a lot of weakness.
I don't feel that sense of weakness in Canada right now.
I feel like, in fact, everybody is doing everything they can to show, no, we are a strong united country.
We will find new markets.
We will support each other.
And so I think the message that the prime minister conveyed was the wrong one.
And I hope that the new prime minister doesn't make the same mistakes.
She got a bunch of good points there.
Nope, she's got a bunch of excellent points there.
But I think that it is really telling that Mark Carney ran off into the arms of Kier Starmer and Emmanuel Macrone ahead of meeting with his own premiers of the provinces of Canada.
Like it is staggering that he would have made that call ahead of a call to his own premiers or better yet, to Donald Trump.
Like this, this is this is almost unforgivable this year, this posturing, because what he's doing is he's figuring out what kind of support he has from European markets and European leaders before he negotiates with Trump.
He's lining up all of his little ducks in a row.
And it's really, that should concern everybody.
Canada, that could concern all of us.
I saw a lot of commenters online, Canadian commenters, commenters that I like saying they were talking about Trump or sorry, Carney's statements yesterday about how Canada is the most European nation that's not in Europe.
And like, I do get, I do appreciate that he is acknowledging our European roots.
Yes.
Okay, that's lovely.
Thank you.
But I disagree with the reason he said it.
I don't think he's necessarily doing it because he's proud of our European roots because like the left thinks that it's just European colonialism that North America even exists anyway.
I don't feel like he's saying that for the reason everybody's saying that like, oh, finally we're rejecting this idea that European colonialism was a force for evil in the world.
I feel like he said it as a rejection of our close ties to America.
That's why I feel like he said it.
But everyone said, yes, finally, finally, somebody's acknowledging that it's not a bad thing to be a colony of former European superpowers.
Okay, but that's not why if I had to get into the psyche of a man who instead of going to Washington went to Europe to the meet with the anti-Trump leaders, it's because he is saying, we're not like those yucky Americans, like what Trudeau just said.
The greatest thing about being a Canadian is that we're not American.
Like that was just a more articulate way of saying that thing that Trump or that Trudeau said not all that long ago.
No, no, that's exactly.
That's exactly.
Okay, I'm not crazy for thinking that because I was like, no, I was like, I disagree with Rupa.
What's happening?
But I think on the surface, like if you go a little bit deeper into the motivations, I think that's why he said it.
No, without question, he was saying we are, we are culturally closer, we are culturally closer and a beloved part of Europe is what he was saying.
When in what actually in reality, every European immigrant that came to Canada was fleeing something that had gone terribly wrong in Europe.
We are not European.
We have an entire ocean between us.
What he was trying to say is that we are not Americans, that we are not Americans.
And he was positioning us.
He was positioning us as one of them.
We're just, oh, we're just the long lost cousin.
Remember us?
Oh, we could have such a long and glorious trade relationship.
I mean, it is crazy that Mark Carney is floating Canada as a potential member of the European Union.
Nothing would be a bigger disaster.
Like if you guys haven't been paying attention, Europe is in a real good place right now.
And the last thing we'd want to be is sidling up to those guys with their, all of their bad ideas.
And yet, that's exactly what he's positioning us for.
Like our immigration problems would be even worse.
If Mark Carney, and let me preface this, if Mark Carney or any prime minister had said those things about us being very European in our history in another time, not in the middle of a trade dispute and rampant anti-Americanism sentiment in Canada, I would be just as stoked to hear like, finally, we're rejecting this, like colonialism is a force for evil in the world nonsense, right?
I would be stoked.
But when put into the context of a trade war with the Americans, I don't think Mark Carney said it because he's suddenly embracing colonialism as a force for good.
I see him saying it as like a, yeah, we're totally not like those disgusting Americans.
That's that's how I see it.
Yeah, yeah.
No, and I can't wait to hear the responses of the decolonialist activists that have spent the last 25 years saying everything about this is bad and awful and gross.
I can't wait for those two worlds to collide.
The Mark Carney pro-Europe.
Oh, we're just really good Europeans, just one step away.
Just that little pesky Atlantic Ocean.
What is that?
We're Europeans.
I can't wait for him to collide with the decolonialist activists.
It's just going to be such a good moment.
Exactly like when the pro-Hamas marchers met up with the Pride Parade.
I think it was in Toronto and they had a standoff on the street.
It'll be that.
And I'm just standing looking at it thinking, just we love nothing more than when the left eats their own.
And this is going to lead up into it.
But this, like, it does, it just, it just goes to show us, because we really do know very little about Mark Carney.
It goes to show us where his head is at.
And he, he believes, because he has three passports, he has a UK passport, an Irish passport, and a Canadian passport.
It just goes to show you that he is a crazed globalist who is dragging us into this into this partnership with European countries that we don't have a lot in common with.
I mean, we don't have anything in common with them right now, especially in the midst of this trade dispute with the Americans.
Again, I'll just say it all day, every day.
We have more in common with America than we do with either England or France right now.
And right now, for sure.
His cozying up to those leaders is more than a cause for concern.
You know, this sort of reminds me of when Andrew Scheer was, through no fault of his own, accidentally American and everybody lost their marbles.
He's got dual loyalties and he can't be an American.
And he's like, sorry, sorry, not my fault.
One of my parents was one.
It's not like Mark Carney who went actively collecting European passports.
You know, and then nobody's like, nobody from the left is saying like, you've got to renounce those and swear your allegiance to apparently the genocidal state of Canada.
If you ask the left, they have to figure out where they fit on this stuff because the cognitive dissonance is real.
And it is, I can't wait for it to destroy them all while I stand back and just watch my enemies fight with each other.
Yes.
Yes.
Get the popcorn.
Get the popcorn.
Andrew Scheer.
He can't be the prime minister.
He's accidentally an American.
Like literally through no fault of his own.
He had a parent who happened to be an American.
So he was a dual citizen, not even by choice, just complete accident.
Not like Mark Carney who's like, I could be British.
How about Irish?
I could do Irish too.
You know, like those are the two passports that we know about.
You know, there's a lot that we can't even ask Mark Carney about.
There is so much that we don't know about this guy.
And it's, and it's slowly being revealed.
But God bless the independent media in Canada who is revealing a lot of these, a lot of these interesting quirks about his personality and background that we would not have known had we trusted the mainstream media to be telling us the stories, because they're not because of right, and I think and we'll get to that in a second but they're not going to be asking any more tough questions after what happened yesterday.
But we'll get to that in a second because I need to do an ad read and then we'll hit a rebel news ad break and then we'll come right back.
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Okay, let's get into Mark Carney first.
Of course, we talked extensively about his visit to Europe instead of going to Washington to try to save Canadian jobs.
But as is the case with the Liberal Leader of Canada, they really love to be the leader of the global anti-Trump cabal.
And I think that's what Mark Carney is trying to do: trying to reignite that.
Trudeau once held that place in the globalists' hearts until he became a laughingstock and an idiot, or at least they warmed up to him.
They figured out what we all knew and that he's a laughingstock and an idiot.
Now Mark Carney is trying to do that.
So he met with King Charles yesterday.
And Carney is heard saying, I had a little bit of a disaster, sir.
My Order of Canada pin broke.
It fell on the tarmac.
Just pay attention to Mark Carney's posture in this video.
That was the one thing that I noticed besides the like high-level elitist complaining about your Order of Canada pin.
Like, give me a break.
but his posture is positively villainous, I think is the right word.
Prime Minister of Canada.
Your Majesty.
Your Majesty.
Lovely to see you.
Congratulations.
Thank you very much.
There.
Yes.
It fell on the top back.
Which is proof of our founding peoples, the British.
Draw a line.
I'm not of that rank.
Anyway, it's a great treat.
It's lovely.
Much to catch up on.
Does he have osteoporosis?
Like, what is going on there?
Those are, that's positively C. Montgomery Burns posture.
Just guard.
I can't even do it.
I can't even do it.
Concave.
Concave is what he is, Sheila.
Like Gargamel from the Smurfs, you know, just always sort of hunched over and ready to throw the little blue people in a pot and cook them up.
Just, but I do.
We're the smurfs to this annual analogy.
We're the smurfs.
Yes, we are the smurfs.
He wants to chase us down and put us in a pot and cook us.
You're right about his posture.
But I just want to point out the extraordinary bad omen it is for him to have had his Order of Canada pin fall out on the tarmac on the way to meet the king.
And that is your intro to meeting the king.
Oh, Canada, this is a bad omen.
When you're awarded with the highest civilian order in the entire land and it falls off your body and breaks on the way to see the king, oh, oh, that's a bad omen.
I don't care what anybody says.
I'm superstitious that way.
And that didn't happen for no good reason.
We should all be very, very wary of that event and that it was the first thing he said to the king.
Just two unelected heads of state hanging out.
So privileged.
I mean, just so privileged.
And that he that was one of the first visits that he made.
Like the posturing that this guy is doing.
He's showing the world how elite he is and the access that he has to these super, super high players.
But I mean, King Charles and Mark Carney being green lunatics would have had just a fabulous conversation in amongst those you know marble gilded walls of Buckingham Palace, wouldn't they?
Yes.
They would have had a lot of similar things to talk about.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Like I appreciate the institution of the monarchy.
I have a daughter who's quite the monarchist.
But I just hope that King Charles maintains it so that the more level-headed successors in his family, not the Markles, can take his place.
But yeah, like it's just showing how well connected and elite he is.
Like I do think the Canadian prime minister should meet with the monarchy.
Yes, definitely I do.
But your first trip should have been to Washington.
Roll up your sleeves, eat some humble pie, dial back the anti-Trump rhetoric, and save some Canadian jobs.
But no, he had to go on his European tour, which is a bad look given that Trudeau just did the European tour like 90 seconds ago.
And reminder, people, these are people that will tell you that going on a road trip with your family in the summer is killing Mother Earth.
Okay.
That you're never going to be able to.
Carney And Macron Press Conference00:03:23
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Ad nauseum to do the things that we do routinely over Skype.
I mean, the hypocrisy is just staggering.
It's staggering.
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Now, as much as Carney wants to be accepted as the leader of the world's anti-Trump cabal, I don't think the French were so much having it, and neither were the British.
So the Carney camp wanted a joint press conference with Macron.
The French declined.
This is in the Financial Post.
And there was no joint press conference with Starmer in London.
They just did some photo ops, it looks like.
Well, because they didn't want to be, they didn't want to be the testing ground with an untested leader that has never, ever done this before, that has never been at the at the behest of a free and open press.
They didn't want to be the right people to try this out with him.
What if he went off script?
What if he said, what if he said the same thing as he did in the interview with the Canadian media the other day and craft the badge?
I mean, that would just be a disaster.
It's no wonder that they declined him.
It's no wonder.
That's smart.
I'm glad you brought that up because the British press is not as docile, I think is the right word.
I was going to say well-behaved, but I think that's the wrong description.
They're not as docile and complacent as the Canadian mainstream media.
And so there would have been questions about what is your relationship with Geelyn Maxwell since those photos were published in the Daily Mail, right?
So they're like, no, There could be a Daily Mail reporter here.
We cannot have that.
So, and then it's just a hopped skip in a short flight to Paris from London.
And the same Daily Mail journalist likely would have been there to ask the same question.
Without question.
He's an untested politician.
He's an unelected head of state.
And nobody wants to be able to help Mark Carney dig his own grave like that right off the bat.
There's a reason why they declined it because typically politicians scramble for press attention.
Like this is the kind of unwholesome earned press attention that most politicians bend over backwards to try and get.
And these guys are like, this is not a guy that we want to be associated with.
So interesting.
Interesting.
Mark Carney claimed in a press conference.
Was it even a press conference?
If you're not allowing media questions, I guess availability.
Price on Carbon00:14:52
He says his industrial carbon tax is crucial to Canada's economy because it's a requirement.
A requirement to trade with the UK, EU, and Asia is to have a price on carbon.
I bet you that's news to China.
This is crazy.
This is not true.
Anyway, let's listen to him lie.
Let's listen to The Undertaker tell us fibs.
Our plan, and in fact, the regime that's in place in Canada, and a variant of this regime is in place.
There are some variances, you know, Tonda, between the provinces, but a variant of this linked to California is in place with Quebec and British Columbia, is to have a form of price for the largest on carbon, for the largest emitters, said differently, the largest polluters.
Now, what we are doing is changing that system or improving that system so that the price that's paid can and the price that's paid can be reduced by so-called carbon credits that are allocated.
We're adding additional ones.
We will be adding additional ones that ensure that the polluters are paying to so that Canadians can receive support to reduce their own emissions.
So it's a more efficient system.
It works better for the large polluters.
It works better for Canadians.
And it also is a system that recognizes the new trading reality.
So we have to be able to connect the dots, something that the opposition is totally incapable of doing, proven themselves totally incapable of doing.
So on the one hand, we have our largest trading partner, as we've been discussing, attacking us, putting tariffs on us.
On the other hand, we have the opportunity to diversify trade.
Guess what one of the requirements is to diversify trade to the European Union?
Guess what one of the requirements is to diversify trade to the United Kingdom?
Guess what one of the requirements will be to diversify trade to emerging Asia?
It's to have a form of price on carbon.
So we are able to think one step ahead.
We're able to go out and see the world.
We're able to help Canadian companies prepare.
And you know what's going to happen?
Five years, 10 years from now, if I have the pleasure of being in front of you, you'll be asking me the question, if we didn't do this, if we didn't help our companies get more prepared, the Americans are going to start caring about this again.
They have elections every four years.
They cared a great deal about this three months ago.
Now all of a sudden they don't care about it.
They're going to care about it again.
We have an enormous opportunity here in Canada.
The United Kingdom has an enormous opportunity.
France has an enormous opportunity.
Europe has enormous opportunity to leapfrog over American companies.
They're trying to turn back the clock and look inwards.
We're going to take that opportunity.
We're going to take that opportunity.
It's going to create jobs and it's going to create new markets for our country.
Does he try to get me to stop paying attention by just being boring?
I think that's what he's doing.
Yes.
Yeah, he is.
But what he says, if you can stay awake and listen to what he says, his comments are not going to be taken lightly or well by the Americans who are absolutely running away from this craziness as they should.
We are all as smart people acknowledging that this price on carbon is nothing more than a cash grab by perpetually cash strapped governments who have spent our money on social programming.
Okay.
It is a wealth redistribution scheme by insane governments.
Okay.
And what he says there about the Americans going back on this or being able to leapfrog over the American economy, that is not going to be taken lightly by the Americans.
And what we heard there was an extended, boring rundown of the beliefs of his lobbyist wife.
What we're hearing there are the beliefs of the Carney family proper.
She works for the Eurasia group.
Okay.
What they're trying to do is lobby Asian governments to institute the same sort of carbon pricing on their populations as we have here.
And this is insane.
We need to root out this carbon, this carbon tax scheme that they've unfurled on this.
We need to root it out by the STEM and then salt the earth around this.
This is not helping the weather.
You can't pay your way into helping the weather.
And by saying that he's going to add pricing, carbon pricing to the biggest polluters.
Well, guess what's right around the corner for us, Canada?
He's going to label our oil and gas sector already emitter, a large emitter.
Already it's our ag sector.
Yep.
Our ag sector, he's going to label a large emitter.
We are going to see the major economic drivers in Canada be decimated by this lunatic.
And I mean, just everything he said there should be such a cause for concern for Canadians, everything he said there.
He's obviously working in the best interest of his stakeholders at Brookfield and for his wife, who is a lobbyist for these green slush fundy people.
And, you know, so much of what he said just wasn't true there.
So Canada does about 5% trade with Europe.
So, we're going to burn down our entire economy for somebody that we do 5% trade with.
In the meantime, our two largest trading partners, or at least the world's two largest economies and the world's largest economy, is also our number one trading partner, the United States.
They don't have a carbon tax.
So, they're happy to do business with us without one.
And so, he's actually, and China, they don't have a carbon tax.
They don't care about any of this stuff insofar as fighting emissions, if you care about those sorts of things.
But what he's proposing is actually tariffing our own stuff on its way into Europe.
Here's what the EU is proposing.
Now, it's not on the books, it's not mandatory, but they don't care about us having our own carbon tax on the way out the door.
What they are saying is, in the name of saving the planet, if a country does not have a carbon tax on its own goods, we will carbon tax it on its way in and apply that to the consumer.
It is wild.
It is absolutely good.
So, it has nothing to do with us.
We don't need to do any of this.
They can do it.
If they want to do this to people who live in the EU, that's their business.
We do not need to impose carbon taxes upstream on Canadian manufacturing to please Keir Starmer or Emmanuel Macron.
They can do that.
They can tariff it on the way in the door.
I don't care.
It's none of my business.
No, but we, but there, but we should care about the poor and the vulnerable in the UK and in France who are disproportionately affected by this.
You know, there's little old people in the UK that heat one corner of one room of their house because they can't afford their home heating.
The United Kingdom relies solely on oil and gas imports to heat their homes in the winter.
They have some pretty, pretty brutal winters there in the UK.
It's not known for being a wild tropical paradise.
And we should care about the people that are being terribly and negatively impacted by these green initiatives that would punish them for staying alive.
We should care about that.
No, again, this is an initiative that should be rooted, that should be rooted out and have the have the earth salted around it.
Well, and this is not an issue for Canadians.
Like, why are we creating policy around things that some other country is doing to their citizens?
I didn't vote for Kirst Starmer.
I don't get to vote for Emmanuel Macron.
So, why are his climate policies being imposed on Canadian manufacturing industries?
Exactly that.
This is a matter of sovereignty.
Yeah, to make it more attractive to do business with Canada when our biggest trade export partnership is right next door and doesn't care.
Why are we doing this?
It makes no sense.
Well, we know why.
To enrich his friends in living on glass pedestals.
That's what we're doing this for.
It is crazy.
Brookfield asset management.
That's what we're doing it for.
Now, I'm shocked to inform you that the mainstream media did their job for a second yesterday.
Now, because of Carney's reaction, I doubt that they will do it again.
So we had a question, I think it was from the Globe and Mail that really prickled Mark Carney.
And then Rosie Barton in with the assist asked a question.
And now she's having a day off to engage in some introspection, looking inside herself, if you will.
And I don't, like I said, I think this is the last time the CBC is going to ask a tough question to Mark Carney because, well, he didn't respond well because he can't respond well because he's not good at this.
He's just not good at this.
Let's watch.
The rules say that those assets should be publicly disclosed within 120 days, which means you'll campaign in a coming federal election, most likely within the next 120 days, and are serving as prime minister now.
With Canadians not being aware of what potential conflicts of interest, possible conflict would you have?
Stephanie, I'm complying with the rules.
I'm complying with the rules in advance.
Are you saying you are not open to any conflict of interest?
Yes.
Look inside yourself, Rosemary.
I mean, you start from a prior of conflict and ill will.
I have served in the private sector.
I have stood up for Canada.
I have left my roles in the private sector at a time of crisis for our country.
I'm complying with all the rules.
Your line of questioning is trying to invent new rules.
I'm complying with the rules that Parliament has laid out and the responsibilities of Ethics, Commissioner.
And I will continue to comply with those rules.
Look inside yourself, Rosemary.
Look inside yourself.
Rosemary, that's going to be my go-to for shutting down every conversation I don't want to have from now on.
Look inside yourself, Rosemary.
Look inside.
You come from a place of conflict and ill will.
The ill will is just dripping off of you right now.
No, but what a guy.
Okay, so this is a guy that is not used to having people ask him hard questions.
This is a man who is completely accustomed to people just listening to him, just listening to him and doing what he says they should do.
It is staggering on the other hand that we give these guys 120 days to divulge their conflicts of interest or their assets when we can install him in less than two weeks.
He's already the prime minister.
He's already the prime minister.
What he's saying is, I don't have a problem using the 120-day loophole to escape accountability to the Canadian people.
I don't have a problem with that.
Rosemary, why do you have a problem with me escaping accountability?
Do you want to know why he doesn't want to divulge this?
And it's because for the last five years, he's been whispering in Trudeau's ears about policies that would enrich Rookfield asset management.
Without question, when we see all the ways that his personal investments have been littered about in these liberal attached or at least liberal adjacent industries that have benefited from the likes of the Green Slush Fund and tax policy and all those things, we're really going to see how his snout has been at the trough for a very long time.
So even though it's in a blind trust, we know at least for the last five years, he was a Liberal Party insider, whispering in on policies and skirting ethics rules.
You must remember, he is saying that I am following the letter of the law.
Yes, but have you ever followed the spirit of what it means to not be in conflicts of interests?
We know that the Liberals hired him not into the PMO to advise the prime minister, but as an advisor to the Liberal Party leader, which incidentally is the prime minister.
And the reason they did that was to help him escape conflict of interest rules.
And so we know he's been doing that for a very long time.
His problem is if he tells us things now, we'll know the full extent before we get to vote.
That's right.
That's exactly right.
No, it would be a disaster for Canadians to have known Mark Carney before or know the finer parts about Mark Carney before installing him as prime minister, because if we had known, he wouldn't have made it to the prime ministership the end.
The end.
They are shielding him from all scrutiny and all accountability.
And that's a real area of concern for Canadians, or it should be, or it should be.
Yeah, and Michael Barrett's work on this has been incredible.
He's just having a press conference like every day, every other day.
I had him at procurement minister on my fantasy football board, but his work on this has put himself all the way up to finance.
And Rick Perkins has been shuffled into procurement.
So we'll see how things change.
But I'm working on it.
I have my little like House of Commons map where I've got Larry G at A or Larry Brock at AG, Raquel Danko, Dancho.
Pierre Polyev's Public Storm00:17:19
She's at public safety.
Environment is Blaine Cockins.
He's very good on the Jasper issue.
And he was an actual park ranger.
Oh, there you go.
More than qualified.
Look at that.
More than quality.
More than Stephen Gilbo.
That's for danger.
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And it's nice to see the poop hitting the windmill blades.
Yeah, I like it.
I like it too, except for then it sprays and hits all of us.
And that's the problem with Canadian politics these days.
Okay.
There's no way to avoid the crap storm.
Yep.
There's no way to avoid it.
Best face it just head on, just right through the middle of it.
Let's go, rebels.
Let's talk about the thing that is taking X by storm.
Credit to Juno News for this, for two things, for breaking the story and for being brave enough to do the story.
And I guess the third thing is to withstand the storm because the establishment media, the liberals, and the conservatives are all coming down on Juno News for this.
And I will, I guess we'll talk about it in a second about why I think this is in public interest.
This goes just beyond, hey, don't talk about a politician's family.
I actually agree with that.
It's one of the unique things about Canada is that we don't do that tabloid stuff about somebody's family.
But this has a unique public interest in it.
So Prime Minister Mark Carney sent his eldest child.
Again, I'm trying to keep this on YouTube, so I cannot misgender.
Eldest child, Sasha Carney, to discredited UK Tavistock Transgender Clinic.
Mark Carney's child, Sasha, he uses they, them pronouns and legally changed names, discusses the child's experience at Radical Tavistock Transgender Clinic in an essay unearthed by True North.
And this is reported at Juneau News.
Now, the reason this is relevant, and we talked about this before we came on air, is that, first of all, Sasha Carney is not a child.
Sasha Carney is a political figure at this point who frequently posts about their own political leanings.
Like I voted for Bernie, raising money for prisoners for some reason, went to Yale.
So has been very open about this.
But why this is in the public interest?
Well, first of all, Tavistock, discredited abattoir for young people, where they just go to get butchered up.
And this is in the public interest because there have been a lot of people online saying, well, Mark Carney is Catholic.
Now, not Catholic like me, but more Catholic like Justin Trudeau, as in they just pick from the cafeteria plate of the thing that they're going to actually subscribe to from Catholic doctrine.
But a lot of people have said, oh, it might mitigate some of the gender madness and anti-Christian sentiment you're seeing in the Liberal Party, which has become quite radical on those issues.
And this is an indicator that nothing is going to change.
For example, and let me be clear, I don't even care about his child's name.
I don't care.
What I care is that this affects policy, right?
We know what Pierre Polyev thinks about gender issues.
He was asked actually by the mainstream media, how many genders are there?
And he's like, as far as I know, there's two.
So we know what Pierre Polyev thinks about these issues.
Now we need to ask Mark Carney because this is a policy concern now, because this is a very expensive proposition of DEI.
Like, will the liberals roll back their DEI nonsense in the military and foreign funding abroad?
Probably not, given what we know now, because this is a personal issue for Mark Carney.
Will they continue to fund radical activist groups to go after provinces like Alberta and Saskatchewan?
Alberta's Bill 26, we talked about it at the start of the show.
They will probably continue to do this stuff.
Will they continue to fund radical activist groups that will go after small town mayors who don't fly pride flags?
Probably they will continue to do those things.
And that, even if you don't care about the transgender issue, maybe you're not somebody who cares about women's only spaces.
Maybe you're not somebody who cares about women's only sports.
Maybe you're not somebody who cares about parents' rights.
Maybe you just care about the money.
Well, you should care about the money then, because this is not only about the dignity and rights of females, but also about the money that flows out the door for these sorts of things.
And so Carney should be asked.
Why?
Because Polyev was asked.
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That's exactly right.
And this is an issue that is forced onto the back burner because it compels elected politicians to talk about things that are indefensible to regular people.
Listen, when you see liberals, when you see left-leaning elected politicians, when you see conservative politicians saying, oh, well, children should be left out of this, that is your cue, Canada, to go hard and ask them those tough questions because they are escaping their skirting accountability in their own actions.
Do we want people making decisions on our behalf when they may believe that men can become women and women can become men and just get over it, everybody?
I can tell you without a word of a lie, there are a great many Canadian females that are basing every voting decision on this issue.
And I, for one, am absolutely sick and tired of them skirting around it saying, well, well, you know, this is completely, this is completely, you can't talk about these things.
You can't talk.
When they say that you can't talk about it, that is the exact thing that we should be talking about, Canada.
They sent 11 billion of our taxpayer dollars overseas to support these kind of initiatives.
That amount is dwarfed by the amount of money our federal government has given activist groups, have given pride groups across the country, have given human rights campaign, human rights campaigners to fight against women's rights, family rights, and children's rights.
And in a robust and well-functioning society, we know that men protect the women, men are the best protectors of women, and women are the best protectors of children.
And this entire industry upsets that rhythm.
And so this is something that we should all be real concerned about.
We should be real concerned about when they tell us not to talk about it.
We should be talking about it more.
The Tavistock Clinic, for anybody that doesn't know, was the first domino to fall.
It is a gender clinic in the UK that did nothing but force mentally ill children down medical pathways that would have devastating consequences to these children's lives.
It is nothing more than child abuse, state-sanctioned child abuse.
And they were shut down, the Tavistock Clinic, because of the immense harms that were done to kids in the UK.
There were no safeguards.
There were no alternative non-affirming pathways.
The Tavistock Clinic was forced to shut down in the wake of public blowback because of the terrible model of care that they offer kids.
And here's the crazy thing.
Mark Carney and his family lived one block from the Tavistock Clinic in the United Kingdom.
This young woman, when she was a young, when she identified as a young woman, had no chance to escape this.
And I think that his parenting decisions, okay, his parenting decisions say a lot about the way that he is able to make decisions.
If he was able to be railroaded down this pipeline where his child would be destroyed, that says a lot about him as a man.
And when he's leading the country, this is of national interest to all of us, to all of us.
How come it wasn't this daughter on the stage at the liberal convention?
How come it wasn't this?
How come, Mark Carney, you didn't put this daughter on the stage at your liberal convention?
She unavailable that day?
That's a question I would ask him straight off the jump.
Well, this prompts policy issues.
I don't really care what's going on in Mark Carney's family, but now I have policy questions that affect my daughter, my sex segregated spaces.
And we've already asked the question of Pierre Polyev.
So I don't appreciate the shutuppery.
Sasha Carney is an adult.
Yes.
Tavistock is also being sued by at least a thousand families over this.
A thousand families, yes.
A thousand families are suing Tavistock.
I won't be told to shut up because I want to know how Mark Carney's personal life will dictate his policy decisions.
Because this is a deeply personal thing to him.
The same way the canola issue is deeply personal to me.
The same way women's sports is deeply personal to me.
I at least tell you what my biases are.
Why did Mark Carney try to hide his?
That makes you wonder, doesn't it?
But at the end of the day, like I said, if you don't care, if you don't care about any of this stuff and you only care, you're only a fiscal conservative, well, then you still should care because this is an enormously expensive industry, the gender DEI industry, jillions of dollars.
Literally hundreds of billions of dollars.
Okay, Canada, hundreds of billions of dollars have been spent on these initiatives as a way to force them from the top down on us.
None of this is organic.
None of this is, you know, a groundswell of support from the bottom.
And I really think that it begs the question: what kind of man is he?
If he would encourage his daughter to go down this pathway, what kind of man is he?
Well, and then and then to fully hide this daughter, this child, I should say, from the public.
It's just odd.
But yeah.
No, truly.
And for the people that argue, oh, leave the kids alone.
Leave the kids alone.
Leave my kids alone when they go to the public library.
Leave my kids alone when they go to public school and have radical gender ideology really forced down their throats.
We're talking about leaving kids alone.
Start with other people's kids.
Okay.
Start with other people's kids.
As long as elected politicians are inserting themselves into my kids' lives, I'm going to be invested what the children of elected politicians are doing in the background too.
Thanks.
Thanks very much.
Not taking off this topic.
Absolutely not.
Yeah.
I mean, I just won't be told not to talk about it, that I shouldn't be able to ask questions about it because this is the lens through Mark Carney views the world.
And how will it affect his policy decisions that will affect me?
It will affect Lise.
It will affect our daughters.
I think it's a very important thing.
And will it affect the fight for parents' rights here in Alberta through the funding of proxies to do the liberal government's dirty work?
I want to know.
And I won't be told to shut up and I won't be told to leave the kids out of it by the very same people who locked my kids up during COVID.
I won't have any part of that.
Thank you very much.
And I think that's it.
These are the same people who went after Stephen Harper's religion or Jason Kenney's religion.
The very same people.
And I just am not hearing any of it.
I want to know how this affects policy decisions, particularly when they've already talked to Pierre Polyev about this issue.
Why haven't they not asked Mark Carney how many genders there are?
But they asked Pierre Polyev how many genders there.
Actually, can we bring up that clip?
Just so people know, I'm not making this up.
They asked Pierre Polyev how many genders there were.
Pierre Polyev handled it excellently.
And so, you know what?
In fairness, and given what we know now, somebody should really ask Mark Carney this.
And another reason why they don't let independent journalists into this.
And let me reiterate again: Sasha Carney is an adult.
I don't actually, insofar as I care about Mark Carney's family, I don't actually care about Mark Carney's family.
I think normally we would leave the entire Carney family alone, except his wife works for the Eurasia Group, where Gerald Butz works, and the other child went to Tavistock.
I think that is of national significance given what the liberals have submitted us to for the last 10 years.
But let's just show this clip of Polyev, just so that we can understand the hypocrisy here.
First day on the job, President Trump signed an executive order.
The U.S. government only recognizing two genders, male, female.
They're unchanged.
Oh, it's almost like this is internationally significant.
Is that something that you're going to kind of walk in line with?
Or what are your feelings on that executive order?
Well, I don't know.
Do you have any other genders that you'd like to name?
Me personally?
I'm just asking Marzo if you're in line with what he is saying.
Do you agree with what he's saying?
Is that something that you would be lockstep with if elected as Prime Minister?
Well, I'm not aware of any other genders than men and women.
I mean, if you have any other that you want me to consider, you're welcome to tell me right now.
Well, there's, well, there's personally, I am a man.
I am a, as people say, cis man.
There are people there who, you know, they say they're gender neutral.
You're a man.
Yes.
There are people out there who say they're some.
Yeah, they say they're gender neutral.
They're, you know, they're a trans person.
Is that something that you would recognize here?
Whereas in the states, at least with their U.S. government, the way they're seeing it, there's only two.
I'm only aware of two, but I mean, if you have, if you come up with another list, then you're welcome to do that.
But I'm aware of two.
And as far as I'm concerned, we should have a government that just minds its own damn business and leaves people alone.
Thank you.
You know what?
So right there, that makes the point that this is an internationally significant issue, right?
The Americans are dealing with it in a certain way.
Polyev has already been asked about this.
Now, given what we know about Carney's family makeup, we deserve to know what he feels about these issues because it affects, oh, I don't know, 50% of the Canadian population, i.e. women and the men.
Without question, without question.
We've, over the last nine years, we've watched women's rights, our right to be free of men in rape crisis centers, in shelters, in prisons, be eroded to nothingness.
Conservatives' Brave Stance Needed00:05:14
Because as long as you can have a man self-ID into women's spaces, it is no longer a safe space for women.
We watched that happen over the last nine years in Canada.
Never mind the harms to children that that radical gender ideology has caused to our children, just mass confusion and mass destruction of our youngest people, disassociating with their identities to try and lie to them and try and tell them that they can be any gender they want or anywhere in between when sex is immutable.
It is unescapable and it is biologically driven in every single cell of our bodies.
But even further than this, Sheila, what we've seen in Canada, especially with some of the major pollsters, is a real convergence of the lead that the Canadian Conservatives have had over the Liberals for the past two years and the Liberals under Mark Carney's leadership.
We've seen that gap, that once huge gap of conservatives narrow to almost nothing.
And I think it's incumbent upon the Conservative Party of Canada to look across the border into the United States and acknowledge that this is the one issue that pulled it across the finish line for the Trump administration.
Avoiding this issue is going to do conservatives no favors, none whatsoever.
And they need to be starting to take a really, really strong stance in undoing some of the harms that have been unfurled against Canadian women and undoing the harms that have been unleashed upon our children.
The Conservatives must be brave in this moment, be brave enough to tell the truth and be willing to say that they're going to undial the harms that have been done to us in this regard.
Right now, they're telling everybody to shut up.
And that's basically telling us we can't even talk about this issue and I refuse to.
That is the wrong stance.
It is the wrong stance and it will come back to bite them.
It will come back to bite them.
If the conservatives don't pull off a win this time, the fourth time, okay, this will be a fourth loss in a row for them.
It will be self-inflicted.
I'm so sad to say it.
I'm so sad to say it.
But when you are afraid to tell the truth to your voters, they will not vote for you.
And this is a lesson that they're learning the hard way over and over and over again.
So be brave, conservatives.
We know the truth.
Say it.
I'm just saying.
Mark Carney must answer how many genders there are.
Should children be able to transition socially or other medically?
And should.
Yeah.
Can a child be born in the wrong body, Mark?
Is it possible for a child to be born in the wrong body, Mark Carney?
See what he says to that.
And should biologic, should, let's call them natal males, be allowed dancing around YouTube's restrictions.
Should natal males be allowed to play in biological female sports?
Those are the three questions I want him to answer now because those are make or break issues for a lot of people who are otherwise apolitical.
And I will defer to this.
If you cannot tell the truth on this one simple, immutable biological fact, you cannot be trusted to tell the truth about anything.
And I think we already know that about Mark Carney.
He cannot really.
We've got to move on.
We've got a couple of chats and then maybe I'll pick one more off the list just for fun.
I think it might be Trudeau at the Canadian tire.
Okay.
I want us to closely examine what's in his shopping cart.
So Memory Hole gives us five bucks.
Like Ding Wall Carney is entitled to my entitlements.
Liberal arrogance knows no bounds.
Yeah.
Ablest gives us a five bucks.
I like how the Conservative Party of Canada actually asked people about the regressive left in this poll.
Can you also please do something to help further the BC father with his ongoing legal issues?
I think you might be referring to the man who cannot be named, nor can his child.
It's very difficult to even report on that case because there's publication bans on publication bans there.
And I think he's got a lot of help from the Justice Center.
Drea has done extensive reporting on that.
Nobody knows those publication bans like she does.
It's just like a mountain of them to pull apart.
But it's on this topic anyway.
And I don't, I'm trying to avoid breaking a publication ban right now.
You'll get your news on that, though, from the Americans who do not have to or will not abide by this publication ban.
That's another, the publication ban is another part of the censorship regime in Canada.
It is another way for them to keep us from talking about issues that deeply, deeply impact our society.
And it is just so sad what is happening there.
It's just so sad.
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Okay, let's wrap up the show by going to Justin Trudeau.
He put a picture on his Facebook page in English and in French because that's totally what normal men do.
Gotta love a Monday morning at Canadian Tire.
This is the first time he's ever been in Canadian Tire on a Monday morning.
I definitely believe that.
It's got, how do you do, strong, how do you do fellow kids vibes?
You know, how do you do, fellow divorced dads of Canada?
This is what we do now.
Okay, good day to you, sir.
His cart is full of bachelor pad things.
I was utensils.
I was just going to say, he's got a wire mesh sim there.
He's got a, yeah, there he goes.
Tato masher.
Yep, the whole scooper.
He's got a mix master over there in black.
He chose black.
Looks like he has a couple of sets of bowls there, like some nesting bowls.
I think that's what he's got there.
I just, this delights me to no end.
This is a guy that has to fend for himself for the first time in 10 years.
Okay, this guy has had to do none of this, not set up a kitchen, not buy his own groceries, not, you know, deal with the minutiae of life.
And I love nothing more than him walking through that Canadian tire going, holy hell, guys, could you look, would you look at these prices?
Look what they want for a set of nesting bowls.
Oh, yeah.
That's your doing, bud.
That's your doing right there.
You know, I'm just waiting for the superstore.
Oh, yeah.
I'm just happy he left the utensils, like the serving items in Rideau Cottage because I feel like he's the kind of guy who would just take them with him.
I wonder what Margaret Trudeau is up to now that she's been, I imagine, forcibly evicted by a sheriff or at least a bailiff from the lake at Harrington Lake, where she was shacked up there for a time.
But I just, this is, he has, he's having to start over.
His wife is gone.
Yeah.
She's off living with that doctor or whatever.
She's doing telling us all about how to love ourselves and love each other while her marriage is in shambles.
And then he is just like, I have nothing.
I have nothing and I have to buy everything.
Like, where is he living now?
Oh, I mean, I, I want, I, it would bring me such great pleasure to be like a one, a one bedroom bachelor pad in downtown Toronto.
But we know that's not the truth.
He's holed up in some class pet house on some 57th floor of a high-rise or something.
But it's so funny that, yeah, it's so funny that he has to deal with all of these regular life things for the first time, like figure out when the, you know, for the first time ever, Justin Trudeau is probably adding, you know, the recycling day to his calendar for the first time ever.
And nothing makes me happier to know that he's being inconvenienced by all of the policies that he put into place.
It's incredible, actually.
It's incredible.
Yeah.
Yeah.
You know, I hope he brings everything.
He'll land on his feet with the wealth that he inherited before he ever went into politics.
And then all of his political salary that he just was straight banking because we paid for his lifestyle for so long.
So I imagine he'll be just fine.
I imagine he's not even actually shopping at Canadian Tire for his household items.
He's probably having those brought in from wherever the ambassador, or sorry, the consul general to New York City, old Tom Clark, wherever he got his appliances, his like $8,000 coffee machine.
That's probably where Trudeau's getting his stuff from.
Guaranteed he's working with an interior designer that's dealing with all the large stuff.
Churches Under Threat00:06:02
But no, the kitchen stuff, straight to Canadian tire.
Straight to Canadian tire.
Do you know the rest of us go to the dollar store?
We don't get the buddy cropper stuff at the dollar store.
It's a bright red.
Bright red.
We all got it.
We all, yeah, we all got it.
We all know it.
Okay, we got one last ad read.
Well, we had three ad reads today.
That's delightful.
That's how we paid the bills here at Rebel News because we'll never take a penny from Justin Trudeau, obviously, to make fun of him, which is part of what I do on the live stream.
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I think that's it for the show.
Unless there's anything else that Olivia would like us to get to.
Lise, thanks so much for co-hosting the show with me today and twin Zing with me in our Rebel News outfits.
It's always wonderful to hear your impassioned perspective and you're quickly becoming besides my favorite, also a viewer favorite here at Rebel News.
Well, I'm so happy to be here, Sheila.
Thanks so much for having me, Rebel.
We will see you same place, same time tomorrow, I think.
Right.
And as my friend David Mendes always says, stay safe and stay sane.
I don't think he takes his own advice.
Hi, everybody.
Ezra Levant here.
I'm at the Toronto International Airport before dawn.
Got up really early today.
We're taking the first flight to Winnipeg, Manitoba.
Then we're renting a car and driving just over an hour to a small town called Carmen, Manitoba, population around 3,000 people, where a couple of days ago, a church was completely torched.
It was a huge fire.
18 firefighters, apparently, were needed to put out the blaze.
Police call it suspicious.
They suspect arson.
Now, there are acts of arson that are not politically motivated, but in Canada, we've had a string of church arsons and other vandalisms.
If you include other kinds of vandalism, more than 400 churches in Canada have been hit, about 100 of those with fire.
This is shocking.
And just as shocking as it is, it's even more startling that these do not receive more media coverage.
A few months ago, I attended a major church in Toronto.
I'd even call it a cathedral.
It was enormous.
Again, completely torched and practically zero interest from the political media establishment.
They cover it as some random quirk rather than a clear pattern.
There is a pattern of targeting churches in Canada.
And instead of having a commission of inquiry or setting up a police task force to integrate all these church arsons, the government has either done nothing or in the case of Justin Trudeau, thankfully our departed prime minister, he and his senior advisor, Gerald Butz, actually said these fires are understandable.
They literally said that because they think it's some sort of karmic punishment, they say.
One of my reflections is I understand the anger that's out there against the federal government, against institutions like the Catholic Church.
It is real and it is fully understandable given the shameful history that we're all becoming more and more aware of and engaging ourselves to do better as Canadians.
For the way churches apparently treated Indigenous peoples more than a century ago.
In other words, they're actually blaming the victims.
Could you imagine if more than 100 mosques had been torched in Canada?
This country would be under martial law, but it's churches, so nobody cares.
Well, we care, and that's why we get and going so early this morning.
And we're going to see what we see.
We're going to go to Carmen, Manitoba.
We're going to go to the church.
The fire has been put out now, obviously, so we'll just be able to see the wreckage.
We're going to try and talk to people in Carmen to find out what's going on.
What do they think happened?
And what do they think about the relative silence with which this act of possible terrorism has happened?
Now, I'm going along with our videographer, Lincoln Jay.
We're flying to Winnipeg on short notice, renting the car.
Now, we're coming back late tonight, so we're not actually incurring any hotel costs.
But between the car rental and the flights, it's going to cost us close to $1,000 to get out there today.
If you can help us cover that cost, I'd be very grateful.
As you know, Rebel News doesn't take any government money, and it shows.
I mean, the CBC really doesn't give a damn about these church fires.
They're sort of cheering on the flames.
They hate Christians.
We believe in fighting for freedom of religion and stopping these church fires.
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