Rebel Roundup dissects Alberta Premier Danielle Smith’s clash with PM Mark Carney, exposing federal inaction on pipelines and net-zero policies while mocking his luxury trip and lack of financial transparency. The episode ties Tesla fires—$660M in U.S. damages linked to eco-radicals—and car vandalism to political terrorism, contrasting it with NDP hypocrisy like Charlie Angus’s U.S. travel warnings despite his own controversial past. Foreign interference suspicions arise over Liberal candidate Aria’s rejected nomination, while Edmonton’s Gretzky statue defacement hints at deeper civic unrest. Ultimately, the show frames these conflicts as evidence of Canada’s fractured political and cultural landscape, where radicalism and elite double standards collide. [Automatically generated summary]
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Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen.
You have tuned into the Rebel News live stream on this, a Friday, March 21st, 2025.
I'm David Menzies and my co-host, well, let me tell you a little bit about my co-host, shall I?
Folks, do you know that today is National Fragrance Day?
which gives my co-hosts the opportunity to recite the cheesiest cologne slogan of all time, namely, all my men wear English leather, or they wear nothing at all.
She is the she-devil with a sword.
She is the Khaleesi of Northern Alberta.
She is the sensational Sheila Gunn Reed.
Happy National Fragrance Day to you, Sheila.
What is that?
English leather?
What year is that from?
I knew, just call me the amazing Kreskin, folks.
I knew there was going to be an ageism joke here.
It goes back to the early 70s.
So before we got on the air, I sent the 30-second clip to Olivia.
And by the way, as you watch it, folks, ask yourselves, could you run an ad like this today?
I don't think it could.
Check it out.
I think women are becoming a little more frightening to men these days.
Maybe because we're freer to do much more.
But some men aren't intimidated at all.
They enjoy our freedom.
Those are the men I like.
And you know those are the men who wear English leather cologne.
English leather fits the way they live.
So clean and natural.
And I love it.
So all my men wear English leather.
Or they wear nothing at all.
Look for English leather in a wide selection of gift sets.
Sheila, do you play billiards?
I do now.
I like her attitude, by the way, but you know, just land on like one man.
Don't say all my men.
Just say like my man.
Well, you got to remember, you know, given the time it was about women's liberation, you know.
It was a groovier time, I suppose.
Yeah.
Yeah.
So what's good for the goose is sauce for the gander.
I think if you did that ad today, you'd probably have a trans woman in the role of the pool player.
That's just me, you know, diversity, equity, inclusion, and all that other groovy stuff.
I feel like that's being abandoned more and more, actually.
Let's get into what we're doing today because the sausage is bursting at the casing today.
It is just completely full.
I have no idea how we're going to get to all the things we need to talk about, especially with constant interjections from David Menzies and I.
Mark Carney Meets Danielle Smith00:15:12
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I hope I never have to say Prime Minister Carney after, I guess, either the end of April or the beginning of May.
I think he'll be relegated to the opposition benches and then probably actually just go back to England because he didn't come back for us.
Oh, wait a minute, Shelly.
You mean he's going to pull a Michael Ignatieff?
He's not going to represent his constituency as a member of the opposition.
Yeah, of course.
Of course, that's what I think.
Some of the most effective ads, I think, in modern political history were the Michael Ignatia attack ads from the conservatives where they're like, he didn't come back for you.
And then, as it turns out, he didn't.
They were completely right.
And just, oh, and I wish the just not ready campaign ads were a little bit more effective because those in the end were also true about Justin Trudeau.
You're so right, Sheila.
And there are some nicknames that are career killers, I think.
With Paul Martin, it was Mr. Dithers as a prime minister in waiting.
How can you get past that?
With Michael Ignatieff, it was the visiting professor.
Yeah.
That's brilliant.
But in any event, speaking of prime ministers, our first item, it's in your postal code, Sheila.
I love this.
Well, it's not in my postal code, but it is in my area code, I suppose.
Premier Daniel Smith met with Mark Carney.
Now, the timing is excellent here because the day before, she put all oil and gas facilities under the Critical Infrastructure Defense Act, which meant that if federal inspectors came in looking for emissions data, because we have absolutely no intent to comply with the emissions cap, in fact, Daniel Smith said, actually, not only are we not going to comply with your emissions cap, which is a production cap, but we're going to double production.
And if you try to enforce the emissions cap, because we're not turning over the data, and you send federal inspectors into oil and gas facilities, we consider them critical infrastructure.
So that is trespassing on critical infrastructure, which is next level in Alberta.
And they'll be trespassed, charged, on and on and on.
So that's what she said yesterday or two days ago.
And if the feds really want to fight, we'll invoke the Sovereignty Act on them to make sure that they stay in their lane because natural resources, particularly non-renewable natural resources, fall strictly within provincial purview.
So Mark Carney shows up in town one day after we say we're going to criminally charge federal inspectors if they show up looking for emissions data.
Mark Carney skulks into town like a weasel.
By the way, missing a completely open net in his morning skate with the Oilers.
I don't know if you saw that.
Net zero, as the joke was on the internet.
Daniel Smith, yeah.
Lovely.
Yeah, God.
Oilers, do you think this flies well in Alberta?
Do you think this bodes well?
I mean, I get he's the prime minister, so fine, but they could have just let him come for a skate.
They didn't need to do the big promotional nonsense.
Sheila flies well in Alberta.
Front page of the Toronto Sun today.
Carney in his Edmonton Oilers horse swag on the ice.
You know, first of all, there's always significance in things.
And I'm looking at the number he's wearing, 24.
Really shows him.
Oh, they didn't show him missing the open net.
Oh, isn't it?
Selective editing.
It's funny.
But why 24?
Shouldn't it be 25?
We're in the calendar year 2025.
Also, Mr. Carney is an old gumper.
Why isn't he wearing goalie gear?
Why not parlay that into a photo op and have a shooter dressed up in a Donald Trump mask?
And he's like deflecting the shots and making stick saves and glove saves and whatnot.
Especially since, as you adroitly pointed out, Sheila Gunrid, he can't hit an empty net.
That is, you know, I got to look at that footage again.
But, you know, I just want to read the opening statement of Danielle Smith's statement.
And it's this.
Quote, at his request, I met with Prime Minister Mark Carney.
We had a very frank discussion in which I made it clear that Albertans will no longer tolerate the way we've been treated by the federal liberals over the past 10 years.
End quote.
You know what the most amazing thing of that statement is, Sheila, and this is why the more I get to know Daniel Smith, the more I get to love her.
She's savvy.
She's strong.
I have never, never in my life seen a premier begin a statement of a meeting with a prime minister with the three words at his request.
That is significant.
It's not that the prime minister and I sat down for a cup of tea and had a great meeting.
No, no, no.
She is intimating that I didn't go to seek this guy's input.
He came to me.
I think that's a political win for Daniel Smith, Sheila.
Look at this, though.
She thought, okay, since he's in town, let's put him on notice.
Because she quite literally put the feds on legal notice the day before because we're already fighting the emissions cap in court.
But even if they choose to pursue imposing the emissions cap on Alberta, she said, no, well, we'll just arrest you.
That's fine.
But let's read the rest of her statement.
And actually, at the end of her press conference, she said, we'd like to talk, but we could do it your way too.
She said she's sent a list of specific demands that the prime minister must address in an unprecedented national unity crisis.
This includes seeing Alberta full access to oil and gas corridors to the north, east, and west, repealing the No New Pipelines Act, lifting the tanker ban, eliminating the oil and gas emissions cap, which of course is a production cap, scrapping the so-called clean electricity regulations, ending the prohibition on single-use plastics, because we already won that court battle, but they still won't take them off the Schedule One toxins list, along with if you can believe it, Mercury, asbestos, and lead,
abandoning the net zero car mandate, returning oversight of the industrial carbon tax to the provinces, halting the federal censorship of energy companies because they are censoring energy companies telling the good news stories of the oil and gas sector through a clause that is under the purview of the Competition Bureau.
It's under truth in advertising or whatever.
So yeah, she put him on notice and then his response based like, and like he skulked into town.
She dropped the hammer on him the day before, which is pretty funny.
And he said, I met with Premier Smith in my hometown of Edmonton today.
I had no idea that this was what he described as his hometown until he started campaigning.
He said, Canada is fighting for our workers and our businesses.
His government is focused on working with provinces and territories.
He didn't actually mention any of the things that she talked about, except for new energy corridors and new trade routes with reliable partners and one Canadian economy.
So he touched on the new energy corridors, but she was very specific about what they needed to be and which direction they were going, not one that could allow specific provinces to veto these energy corridors, like what Carney said that he would give to Quebec specifically.
So, Sheila, do we have any clarity where Mr. Carney stands on this?
Because he's, you know, he's wearing the Captain Canuck costume and wrapping himself in the maple leaf.
And he's saying things that, you know, developing other markets.
Oh, and by the way, can we eliminate the inter-provincial trade barriers, which they've been talking about?
Oh, I don't know, since Confederation.
But here's the deal.
As you know, his predecessor, Blackface, turned down the likes of Japan, Germany, Greece, in terms of a trillion dollars worth of liquefied natural gas.
I understand Japan just signed such a contract with the U.S. for that liquefied natural gas.
Do we have any clarity if it's meet the new boss, same as the old boss when it comes to Mark Carney?
Does he also turn down European nations that are begging for our energy, especially since he says we're the most European nation that's not actually part of Europe?
Do you know what the answer is there, Sheila?
Well, did he come home from Europe just now where he burned a quarter of a million liters of fuel?
Did he come home with a trade deal?
Like he went there to apparently shore up our relationship with the Europeans with whom we do like a statistical rounding error of trade with.
Did he come home with a trade deal?
He could have went over there and said, hey, we're trying to sell you a bunch of liquefied natural gas.
Would you take it?
He came home with nothing.
He went over there to do a hello tour after Justin Trudeau just did a big goodbye tour and came home with nothing, not even any real photo ops.
He met with the king, which I think he should.
He's the Canadian prime minister.
But it's not the best look to go there and just do like a, hey, it's me, Mark, I'm back and I'm better than ever and actually have nothing to show for it when we have real burning trade issues with the Americans and China.
And he decided to just go on the like popularity tour of Europe.
You know, Olivia, can we show that picture again of Mark Carney meeting with the king?
Because I have a question for you, Sheila.
Let's see.
There you go.
Is that the king's place or is it Mark Carney's luxury hotel?
How would you ever know?
How would you ever know?
Given his expense scandal last time, he was on the public taxpayer dime in the UK, $300,000 in expenses in just sorry, £300,000 worth of expenses in just two years.
And he already had taxpayer-funded residents as the head of the Bank of England.
His wife was complaining about how they had to live so small when they were there.
Anyways, the gall of these people.
Now, speaking of gall, Polyev actually slammed Carney for his gall of suddenly pretending to change his radical net zero, keep it in the ground ideology, like saying like how galling that you would demand a meeting with the Alberta Premier in the place you plan to destroy.
I plan, I think, all next week.
And we'll see how it goes depending on the popularity of this segment.
I plan to do dramatic reading from Mark Carney's book, Values, his manifesto, his Green Manifesto, every day.
Just a quick snippet.
So people can, like, he's not hiding his radical extremism.
He published an enormously thick book about it.
And I'm reading it so you don't have to.
So anyways, let's go to Polyev's clip, please.
Mark Carney was in Edmonton yesterday to meet with Danielle Smith.
Shortly after the meeting, Smith put out a list of demands for the next prime minister, including, among other things, ending the prohibition on single-use plastics.
She said if these demands were not met within six months of the new mandate, there would be a national unity crisis.
Are you willing to commit right now to meeting the demands that Premier Smith has enumerated?
I think Premier Smith's demands are very reasonable.
You'll have to see the rest of our platform roll out in due course.
But she was making clear that Mark Carney's using Weasel words.
He's pretending that he suddenly, 30 days before an election, changed his entire radical net zero, keep it in the ground ideology.
Mr. Carney, I can't even believe he would have the audacity to show up in Edmonton.
He opposed the Northern Gateway pipeline in a committee testimony while his company was buying pipelines in the Middle East.
That pipeline would have created jobs for Edmontonians.
It would have been a boom for northern Alberta.
And all the money that would have rushed into Edmonton would have created opportunities.
And he opposed it.
It's on the record.
He supports carbon taxes in Canada while he invests in American coal.
Yesterday, his environment minister confirmed that the energy cap will stay in place if the liberals are in office.
So, you know, despite the fact that they're trying to put on this mask last minute before the election, make no mistake, another, a fourth liberal term will be exactly like the previous three.
It has been the lost liberal decade.
And do we want, this is the question Canadians are going to have to answer.
Do we want a fourth term of liberals who block resources, tax our people, drive up our costs, unleash crime in our community, and make us weak and defenseless facing the Americans?
Putting Canada First00:06:47
Or do we want to put Canada first for a change by axing taxes, unleashing our resources, building homes, locking up criminals, rebuilding our military, standing up to the Americans and putting Canada first?
You know, I think that's a winning campaign strategy because when Polyev, Sheila says putting Canada first, he's not necessarily saying putting our nation ahead of the Trump administration.
He's saying let's put our nation ahead and the well-being of our nation ahead of the Justin Trudeau now Mark Carney liberals that has resulted, as Mr. Polyev said, a lost liberal decade of opportunity.
All the energy we could have benefited from stymied, crime's up, homelessness is up, uh, illegal immigration is up, it goes on and on.
So I think the nuance there with Canada first is putting Canada ahead of the Liberal Party of Canada.
Yeah, yeah, and first in all of your policy decisions, not about whether or not China is going to be mad at us, not about whether or not the environmentalists are going to be mad at us, but putting Canadians and Canadian jobs first.
And he is right.
The Northern Gateway pipeline, opposed by Mark Carney, he said there was no business case for it, would have taken oil and gas from refineries and upgraders here, just actually up the road from where I live, outside of beautiful Bruderheim, Alberta, to northern British Columbia and then offshore, thus ensuring full market access of Canadian oil and gas and increasing the value per barrel.
Mark Carney said there was no financial case to getting Canadian oil and gas into international markets and increasing the cost per barrel.
He just said there wasn't, besides all the jobs it would have created and all the upgraders that actually died because of the cancellation of that pipeline.
I mean, it's just outrageous.
But what mattered most for him was if Canadian oil is on the market, then it sort of makes all those Brookfield investments in oil and gas in foreign countries not as viable and not as lucrative.
And so he was protecting his market share at the expense of Canada.
Yeah, and that's the problem when he doesn't disclose his financial assets if he is going to be prime minister and then after the next election, how do we know he's not going to get involved in legislation that is going to benefit those financial assets?
Amazing.
But you know what?
The most amazing thing that you just said in that statement, Sheila, when you use the phrase up the road from where I live, there is something up the road.
I thought you were at the end of the road.
I thought you were at the tree line.
No, that is true.
I am.
I live exactly where the grassland crashes into the boreal forest.
Very beautiful.
Just to the north of me is the boreal forest.
And just to the north of me is what's known as Upgrader Alley.
And it's the oil and gas facilities there where we have beautiful land and clean air and we grow all the nation's food.
But yeah, there would have been even more upgraders, even more jobs, even more oil and gas production to feed that pipeline.
And Mark Carney said, there's just no case for it.
Like, what a lunatic.
No case for him.
And also, we know that Mark Carney's been advising the liberals on economic policy and environmental policy for at least the last five years.
And so he's already been enriching himself and growing his assets and advising on policies that would make him infinitely wealthier.
Well, Sheila, I, for one, look forward to your recitals of various Mark Carney passages from this book.
And you know what?
I have to do my due diligence.
I got to read that book.
I got to see how bad the rot really is.
But here's my question for you, Sheila.
Is that book available at a public library?
It's not that I'm a cheapskate.
Just the idea of Mark Carney getting a royalty from me.
That's too egregious for me to live with.
I spent 10 days looking for it at local Goodwills just because, and particularly out of Goodwill, because I like their support of people who are developmentally disordered and people who are living with disabilities.
I did go looking for the book.
I, like you, did not want to give millionaire, possibly billionaire Mark Carney any of my money.
I really didn't.
But I did it for all of you so that you don't give him your money because I'll do the reading for you.
Yeah, you know, I don't like to reward Shikannery.
It was like more than 10 years ago, Sheila, there was this dreadful piece of garbage movie that came out about Paul Bernardo and Carla Homolka depicting Carla as a victim of corporate.
Oh, she's the reason they started killing.
No, he was dead till Carla showed up on the scene.
But because I was writing about it, I had to see it.
So I went to the theater and I go, but I can't give this film a royalty.
So what I did, I think I'm being honest, you tell me I bought a ticket for another movie and then snuck into, I didn't watch the other movie.
So they get the money, the other movie, whatever it was, can't remember.
And then I got to see the Carla Homolka movie.
Did I do the right thing or was that some form of theft, Sheila?
No, I think that's fine.
It's fine.
You didn't steal from the movie theater.
So that's okay.
We've got one more.
This is posted on X.
So Mark Carney did, where was this?
Was it an Edmonton?
I guess he did.
This was an Edmonton.
And I can't even imagine because my son is a pipe fitter.
So I can only imagine what horrible trouble he would have raised on a job site if Mark Carney showed up to like do a campaign, a pre-campaign photo op.
My son and his friends on the job site.
These guys were well-behaved, but as it turns out, they didn't want to be there.
So a blue-collar worker from yesterday's Mark Carney press conference, that would have been on the 20th, comes forward.
He says he told organizers that he refused to shake Mark Carney's hand and did not want to be there.
And the guy says, I'm the guy in the black hard hat.
I didn't want to be there.
I vowed not to shake his hand.
I told the organizers that I wouldn't.
And that guy's name was John B. Good for you, John.
Canadian Tire Investigation00:06:48
Yeah.
I'm actually like, look at how those guys are looking at Mark Carney too, by the way.
They're just like, they don't want to be there.
They're not enthusiastic.
Yeah, I don't know.
I'll tell you, when Lincoln Jay and I went to the Stelco plant in Hamilton, the steel workers there, the lunch bucket brigade, and I say that with endearment, Sheila, were all over Mr. Polyev.
And it was genuine, which is another reason I just don't believe these push-pulls they're trying to shove down our throats.
But you know, it's always amazing, especially when you see the Mark Carneys and the Justin Trudeau's of the world taking off their jacket, rolling up their sleeves, ditching the tie.
I'm one of you.
I'm like a common schlub working out in the field or in the steel mill.
And look how that backfired.
You know, it reminds me in the late 80s, Sheila was the most, you know, unintentionally funny photo op I ever saw.
It was on the front page of the Toronto Sun.
It was then Ontario Liberal Premier David Peterson with Democrat wannabe presidential, hopeful Dukakis.
And they were in a subway car.
And of course, they cleared out the subway car.
And it's kind of like Dukakis is looking at these bars above the seats.
And it's like, what are these strange bars?
And, oh, you see, Mr. Dukakis, usually the subway car is jam-packed like a sardine tin.
And the people standing up have to hold the bars so they don't fall down.
Oh, I see.
Those two dudes haven't been in a subway terrain for decades.
So please, Sparrows, that they were getting to, I don't know, Queen's Park by taking the subway.
I can't stand the phoniness.
And you saw the other day, Justin Trudeau on a Monday shopping at Canadian Tire, wearing denim and a ball cap.
Did you see that social media posting, Sheila?
Oh, I sure did.
And he was buying stuff for a bachelor pad.
I'm just happy to find out that he didn't take the coffee machine and the utensils out of Rideau Cottage.
I'm actually over the weekend.
I have a little bit of time as I wait for somebody to play sports.
I'm going to take that photo and I'm going to go investigate at my local Canadian tire to see just how many of those items he was getting for his obviously new bachelor pad because he's divorced, right?
And I'm sure his wife took everything that they mutually had.
I'm going to go find out how many of those things are actually made in Canada.
Oh, more than 90% would not be.
I'll make that bet right now.
Exactly.
But Sheila, like you, like so many members of our audience, we've shopped at Canadian tires.
For sure.
Where are the other customers?
Where are the staffers?
That Canadian tire, wherever it is, it makes the hotel overlook from the shining look like Grand Central Station at rush hour.
And you know, out of range of that selfie stick are the Royal Canadian mounted thugs ready to make a mess in Isle 5 in case some real schlub comes up to Trudeau and ask him anything impolite.
And one last thing.
What is the point?
He's not the prime minister.
He's not running again in Montreal in the federal election.
Why is he sharing this in the first place?
Oh, because he's still a social media diva.
That's his next iteration of himself.
I also think he didn't take this photo himself.
He's doing one of those like, I'll reach toward my cameraman.
So it looks like my cameraman is taking the photo of me.
But no, he probably had a team in there with him because he's still an MP, right?
And yeah, this Canadian tire is completely empty.
This is not your Fort Saskatchewan Canadian tire on a Monday at 11 a.m.
Definitely not.
But yeah, he's obviously buying stuff for a bachelor pad because he doesn't have a pot to pee in anymore.
And Sheila, aren't most Canadians shopping at Canadian Tire?
Oh, I don't know during the weekend because, oh, I don't know.
We're working hard Monday to Friday to pay the bills.
Some of us have jobs.
We got to pay for a government, don't you know?
Okay.
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And then after that, we have to hit the Tesla terror crime wave because apparently the Tesla terror came to Calgary overnight.
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Okay, before we get into the Trump Trudeau liberals, Mark Carney Liberals, potential campaign stuff, and the NDP just generally being NDP.
One thing I wanted to talk about that we didn't talk about yesterday, and I hope this bodes well for Canada going forward, because I am very sick of seeing billions, if not a trillion or so dollars in Canadian oil and gas development being vaporized by eco-radicals who put pressure on the federal government.
Eco-Radical Terrorism00:14:40
And during the 10 years of darkness of the Trudeau liberals, those eco-radicals were also being funded by the Trudeau government.
And a lot of them are foreign, funded out of San Francisco by the Tides Foundation to the point that Tides Foundation tried to obscure their activities in Canada by changing their name to Makeway.
So a couple of days ago, in a court in America, Greenpeace was ordered to pay $660 million, over half a billion dollars, to energy transfer partners.
And that was a company that was trying to do work in the Dakotas over the Dakota Access Pipeline project.
The pipeline was damaged.
The project was delayed.
It was an absolute nightmare in chaos.
Foreign-funded radicals or domestically funded radicals, since this was in the United States, were coming from all over the country.
They had a protest camp there.
They had burned excavators.
It was like what happened in northern BC where the axe-wielding mob rolled into the work site.
That was like that every single day.
And it went on for two years.
I think until Trump had to bring in the National Guard to put an end to it.
Anyways, they sued Greenpeace for defamation and orchestrating criminal behavior by protest at the Dakota Access Pipeline site.
They incited people to protest by using a misinformation campaign.
And anyway, they, by the way, they didn't, the Greenpeace organizers didn't, they say they didn't tell the truth.
For example, they didn't talk about the relationship that energy transfer had with the Standing Rock Sioux tribal financial, or they offered the Standing Rock Sioux financial incentives to stop the protest, which the tribe declined.
They believe the tribe refused because they were offered more by Earth Justice, a trial monitoring committee.
So it was all astro-turfed nonsense.
And just to be clear, how violent these people were, it was, like I said, it was chaos.
It was arson.
They kidnapped a filmmaker named Phelan McAlier.
And I think not, and his wife wasn't there, but I think it was Magda, their producer, and they're one of their filmmaking partners.
Yeah.
Greenpeace organized protests who kidnapped me because I was because I asked awkward questions and they've been found liable for hundreds of millions of dollars in damage.
He was kidnapped.
Like there are phone calls that have been published of Phelan calling the police saying they've kidnapped me.
Come help me.
Like it was wild.
And did they the police did eventually come and help them?
I'm not sure what happened to the kidnappers, but in most states, they take kidnapping very seriously.
And I think these people just sort of got off with like a hey, don't abduct filmmakers anymore.
Unbelievable.
Anyways, I just wanted to talk about that because there's a new sheriff in town named Donald Trump and things are changing.
And I hope, I hope this serves as an example for companies in Canada to not give in to these eco-radicals because usually we sort of like the oil industry kind of apologizes for itself before it stands up.
Like, oh, you know, like we are doing emissions, but we're doing everything so much cleaner and blah, blah, blah.
No, just say you're working and you're creating jobs and wealth and providing people something that they need.
Don't apologize anymore because being weak is what happened here.
100%.
Okay, I think that's it.
And then to dovetail it really into what's happening on another front in terms of, well, let's call it what it is, terrorism.
What is happening at Tesla dealers?
What is happening with people who have Tesla cars?
Sheila, this is off the charts disgusting and egregious and outrageous.
And it just shows you the divide, I think, between the left and the right.
And let me illustrate that.
I was walking Sir Gregor yesterday and I had my little transistor radio on.
You can Google that, kids.
Anyways, I was listening to the guest host for the Alex Pearson show on AM640, and it was about the Tesla terrorism.
And he was saying all the right things.
This is wrong, offside, blah, blah, blah.
Then a caller, a progressive called in, and he started to, in the beginning, say all the right things.
You shouldn't have your car vandalized.
A dealership shouldn't be firebombed.
And I'm waiting, I'm waiting because I knew it was coming.
But, and here was the but.
But, Mr. Guest host, consider what the right was doing some three years ago because of Dylan Mulvaney, and they organized a boycott of Bud Light.
And the host basically said, and what a dummy.
Oh, yeah, you're right.
He said, what's the effect of, yeah, there's extremists on either side of the political sphere.
Sheila, I'm sorry, vandalism and arson of property that isn't yours is not the same in no way, shape, or form as deciding you're going to boycott a product, right?
Well, yeah, like let's just talk about the sorry, I'm just looking up a tweet or ex-post, I should say.
I'm trying to correct myself and not call it Twitter or tweets because it's definitely not that old, horrible company.
But there, of course, what's happening to these Tesla owners, Tesla dealerships, it's political violence.
It's not a boycott.
You have a right to not spend your money on a Tesla.
You don't have a right to damage a Tesla or somebody else's legally bought Tesla.
That's political violence.
Okay, so, and this has come now to Calgary.
Calgary does have a small but active anti-fuck contingent.
And there are Tesla vehicle fires now in Calgary, arson being investigated as arson.
And that was published yesterday.
So it's not just the crazy places of the country like Hamilton, no offense to the good people who live in Hamilton.
They've we covered the Hamilton Tesla fires.
Donald Trump says, and he calls it rightfully what it is: terrorism.
Yeah.
Because it is politically motivated.
That is the definition of that type of violence.
Yeah, he says, I look forward to watching these sick terrorist thugs get 20 years in jail for sentences for what they are doing to Elon Musk and Tesla.
Perhaps they could serve them in the prisons of El Salvador, which have become so recently famous for such lovely conditions.
And then there's Andrew Coyne, who's constantly in some form of Trump hysteria.
He says, for vandalizing a car.
Yeah, not his car, though.
Then if he had some skin in the game, but it's not just vandalizing a car.
It's not about the car.
When you set fire to an EV, that's a big deal.
These fires are very hard to put out.
I know when we did our EV report about Brampton Transit, you know, guess what?
Those EV buses, folks, they don't park in the garage because if one of those goes on fire, the entire fleet and the garage goes up in a ball of flames.
So for Coyne, who really I think is now mentally ill, Sheila, I mean, when you read his tweets, it's beyond Trump derangement syndrome.
The left, you know, making the case that this is, I don't know, political activism, that this, I've even heard some lunatics say, oh, where's the right now when we're embracing our First Amendment rights?
Really?
You think that arson and vandalism is somehow a freedom of speech issue?
These people are insane, Sheila.
You know, and you know, it's really funny, isn't it?
Because you think of the EV as a vehicle category.
Going back over a decade, Elon Musk was the toast of the Democrats and the liberals.
Oh, the electric car, he's going to get us off those evil fossil fuels.
I've told you before in the past, Sheila, I've seen him three times around Avenue Road and St. Clair.
It's a white Tesla and it has a vanity plate.
It's so stupid.
RIP oil.
I bet you that guy has sold his Tesla, but that's besides the point.
Anyways, a darling of the left.
And now he's vilified.
And why does he need this?
What has he done that's wrong?
He has provided tens of thousands of jobs to Americans making and servicing Teslas.
And for this, he's being attacked because the heads up doge.
You know, are you kidding me?
I hope Donald Trump goes follows his word on this, that these are 20-year sentences.
I heard him in a press conference driving in this morning to Rebel News headquarters.
He doubled down, saying, not only 20 years, but no chance of a pardon either.
I hope that's what these scumbags get.
And they're stupid.
And I'll tell you why.
They're the stupid possible environmental terrorists.
As Justine Bateman points out, who is, if you're not following her on X, you must.
She really has some interesting insights into Hollywood, into art, and, you know, those circles, being someone who has sort of floated through the granola world and come towards the intersection of granola and conservatism, which has sort of become a thing since COVID.
She says, Tesla is literally the worst car to vandalize.
It's equipped with multiple cameras, programmed to record disturbances to the car.
Every vandal is recorded, and most are subsequently identified.
And then Elon Musk explains: Tesla sentry mode captures video of anyone attempting to harm it.
Bad news for criminals.
And Tesla tweets out, Smile, you're on camera.
And then Elon says, Tesla has ramped up security and activated sentry mode on all vehicles sitting at the stores.
So when they're sitting in showrooms and service centers in the U.S. and Canada and people come along and burn them, guess what?
Nine cameras just caught you, you dummies.
Which, good, good.
Now let's bring them to justice, Sheila.
Let's slap them with 20-year prison sentences.
And by the way, not in Canada.
Definitely not in Canada.
Oh, no, but you know what?
Maybe, maybe at the next presser, that's a question for Pierre Polyev, because it is happening in Canada.
This is atrocious because I can tell you, people at Tesla dealerships are going to work in fear right now.
They don't know if some guy coming in the door is some progressive radical terrorist that's going to set fire to the place.
People that own Teslas, they're going, gee, can I leave it in the parking lot at the shopping mall?
Am I going to come back and see my tire slashed or see it being keyed?
I can only imagine it won't be long before the insurance companies, Sheila, go, oh, you drive a Tesla?
That's kind of like a 19-year-old new male driver getting a Mustang GT.
Suddenly, the risk is very much enhanced for the insurance company.
So this is absolutely horrible for a guy that's doing what?
Giving of his time.
He's a philanthropist.
He is the richest man on the planet, Sheila.
He could be on a beach somewhere in the Caribbean or going to a golf course at some exclusive resort and having fun with his time.
And instead, what is he doing?
He's creating jobs.
He's saving astronauts.
Okay.
You know, and he is now the target of this terrorism.
And that's what it is called, Andrew Coyne.
Yeah, I imagine.
Imagine the hysteria if Andrew Coyne's car was vandalized with something that said sell the CBC, which of course would be politically motivated vandalism.
Don't do that.
Don't do that to Andrew Coyne's car.
But could you imagine?
Don't.
Could you imagine the hysteria?
Could you imagine the hysteria that he like you would not be able to open up your X account because of the hysteria taking place on left-wing X?
You just couldn't do it.
But Tesla owners, they are now supposed to just deal with this, even though they're innocent people who are the targets of politically motivated violence.
Every time a Tesla dealership is attacked like this, Sheila, it is multiple, and I mean multiple times worse than anything that happened on the infamous January 6th.
Or the honking or the honking in Ottawa.
It's way worse.
Of course, Yara Sachs calls Hong Kong an acronym for Heil Hitler.
What a moron.
She doesn't even know what an acronym means.
I know.
Jeez.
I know.
Okay, let's keep going.
We've got election stuff to talk about and Trump stuff to talk about, more Trump stuff to talk about.
Let's go first to Charlie Angus.
He is retiring, thankfully.
I feel like he's always been an MP and thus always been bad and saying crazy things.
Palm Springs Politics00:05:36
NDP MP, he's saying that Canadians should avoid traveling to the U.S. to stand up to President Trump.
Canada must stand up for our citizens and for the rule of law.
Now we're getting tariff lockdowns, apparently.
We've been threatened with climate ones.
We had COVID ones.
Now, this is a tariff lockdown from Charlie Angus, of all people.
Donald Trump thought we were going to be an easy mark, that we'd be a pushover.
He's like Dracula.
And now Canada standing up to him has made Canada the front line in the defense against the MAGA ideology.
I am here today to say to Canadians to avoid travel to the United States, if at all possible, and to call our government to stand up for our Canadian citizens who are being denied their rights by arbitrary detention in the United States today.
The Canada must stand up for our citizens and for the rule of law.
For any kind of incriminating evidence that they're somehow progressive or woke, that's not the actions of a democratic nation.
That is the creep of totalitarianism.
That is the creep of fascism.
And we need to call that out.
Donald Trump thought we were going to be an easy mark, that we'd be a pushover.
Sheila, first of all, no, Charlie, I'll be driving to Buffalo for my bourbon.
I'll be flying to Florida when I can for the weather and the freedom.
That is the absolute opposite of totalitarianism that you're talking about, the free state of Florida.
You know, Sheila, if I was a newspaper headline editor, I think the headline I would put on that ludicrous rant: Charlie Angus stepping down.
He was pre-deceased by his party.
Because one thing I do believe about these polls that are coming out, it looks like the NDP might be wiped out as in shutout, not winning a single riding.
Can you imagine?
And I can't, and whatever the final count is, I can't wait for that presser with Jugmeet Singh trying to somehow explain why his selfishness and his greed in not bringing down this liberal government all to save his taxpayer-funded pension,
how that was justified, especially since not only did you not get elected, not only are you not the official opposition, but maybe you're reduced to zero or maybe a couple of seats.
Can't wait for that one, Sheila.
Yeah, let's just be grateful that Gary Mason did this from inside the confines of Canada, or Gary Mason.
That's who I want to talk about.
That Charlie Angus, who continues to look like Gary Oldman's version of Dracula.
I'm just happy he did this from the confines of Canada because this is not an original idea of the NDP brain trust because Gary Mason, CBC contributor, I think he writes for the Globe and Mail.
Gary Mason also floated this idea from Palm Springs, Florida.
He's on CBC talking about how Canadian snowbirds should boycott the U.S. while he's quite literally a snowbird in Palm Springs, Florida.
Oh, Palm Springs, California, I believe.
Or sorry, Palm Springs, California.
Yes.
Somebody had initially reported it as Fort Lauderdale, Florida, but it's Palm Springs, California.
Yeah, well, you know, that's a fitting snowbird destination for him, the left coast.
It's kind of like Gavin Newsom, the governor, during COVID.
We're closing down the restaurants.
Don't go there.
And then he buggers off to a VIP dinner at a winery with several supporters.
So I guess that kind of hypocrisy in California, Sheila, they're so tone deaf and immune.
They don't.
He's literally literally a snowbird.
And he's like, yeah, those snowbirds shouldn't be coming.
They should not go to the United States.
He's in Palm Springs.
And they have it on the name key.
Like the gall of these people.
That's for the schlubs like you and I and our audience, not the important people, not the globalists and the elitists.
We go to Arizona.
Yeah.
That's where the blue-collar people go is Arizona.
Unbelievable.
Can you imagine?
Oh, God.
You know, not a clue.
And was he like ever going to tell, like, CBC probably put that up, but I can't imagine that Gary Mason would have willingly indulged the audience that he was currently in Palm Springs.
They just put the locator on it and probably blindsided him with it.
We've got, I don't think he knew because I can't imagine he would be saying those things with the locator of Palm Springs on his.
You know, the hypocrisy of the double stat.
Quick anecdote.
I might have said this before, but I was covering a big student protest in downtown Toronto.
I think Efren was the cameraman.
And it was all about the kids demanding free tuition.
And I came up to a lady and she was selling a communist newspaper.
Free Tuition, Free Transit00:03:00
And I was doing a little interview with her.
And in addition to free tuition, well, they wanted free public transit.
They wanted free meals, like everything free, Sheila.
And I said to her, I went, that's interesting.
Is that a paper you're giving out?
And she said, yeah.
And so I took it and I said, oh, a communist newspaper.
I said, thank you.
And I walked away, started to walk away.
And she said, hey.
And I went, yeah.
She goes, two bucks.
I go, two bucks for this.
She says, well, we have costs.
We have labor costs.
We have production.
Yeah, you do.
All caught on camera.
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Okay, we've got this chat from Annalisa.
I love it already.
I know.
She gives us $13.99 to embarrass me on air.
Hello, my favorite, The Rebels.
Sheila, could you pass a message to my sweet menzies?
Yes, no.
Well, you know, I'm gonna.
Either way, tell him he's a hunky wonky darling.
You know, Annalisa, I promise, I think you're somewhere in northern Alberta, too.
If ever I'm out there, I insist, thanks to all your wonderful donations.
I'll treat you to a coffee somewhere.
And secondly, Sheila, can you tell our super producer to get a screenshot of that super chat?
The next time Lady Menzoid nags me incessantly, I'm just going to show it to her.
I go, hey, there's other options out there.
I don't have to take this.
So thank you so much, Annalisa.
Let's quickly.
I just want to get away from this.
We don't have a ton of time left in the show.
I've got a hard stop at noon.
Liberals and Military Weirdos00:03:01
The Liberals, just a couple of things on their list of furthering their extremism.
And again, in case you thought that Mark Carney would temper the extremism on all fronts in the Liberal Party of Canada, boy, you've got another thing coming.
We have, oh, gosh, where did I put it?
The absolute gun-grabbing lunatic from Quebec from Pauli Sousuviant.
She said that she is going to run as, here it is, the most vocal spokesperson, Natalie Provo from Pauli Susuviant.
So that's the gun-grabbing group that gives all their bad ideas to the liberals.
She's getting into politics with, of course, the Liberal Party.
Prepare for more authoritarian policies for firearms.
Bolt actions are next if Carney is elected.
100%.
I agree with that.
She looks exactly like a gun-grabbing feminist, doesn't she?
Completely.
Completely.
There is that look, you know.
They do have the look.
Yeah.
Like they have haircuts and glasses where I know they don't have a great relationship with their fathers.
You know, folks, I got to tell you, Sheila Gunreed and I were in Israel in 2018 and we got this exclusive access to the air cadets graduating and it's on a military base and there was so much firepower there.
And Sheila made the adroit observation.
She's looking around.
I said, what are you looking at, Sheila?
And Sheila said to me, you know, I'm looking at all these clean-cut young people.
There's such a lack of weirdos here.
So true.
Zero weirdos.
And I should tell you, like the IDF, they have relaxed dress and compartment standards because so many young people serve in the military, like all of them, by the way, all of them is mandatory military service.
So when you go there and you're used to either complete weirdo kids that are out in the world or like kids who are like tight bun, clean nail polish, no earrings.
And then you see this sort of amalgam of a normal young person, but also serving in a military uniform.
I was like there's a surprising lack of weirdos in all of Israel.
And I think it has a lot to do with the mandatory military service.
Yes, indeed.
The weirdos were noticeable by their absence.
Yeah.
There was not a weirdo to be had like in that whole day.
Although you got kind of weird on the way back to the hotel, Sheila, because you made the mistake of walking past a restroom and not using it, not knowing we were going to be trapped.
I was stuck in traffic.
And I did need you to block the men's room door for me.
And I'll forever be grateful.
I'll be forever grateful, gentlemen.
You were.
Chivalry is not dead.
Leadership Changes at Rexall Place00:06:17
Not yet.
No, not yet.
Feminists are trying to murder it, though, but it's hanging on for dear life.
It's on landscape.
We've got a quick, what I want to talk about is the liberals.
Ariana.
Aria.
He was the Liberal Party leadership candidate who has served as a local key since 2015.
He signed his nomination papers multiple times.
Then, all of a sudden, he's not good enough to run for the leadership.
They ban him from running.
And now they won't even sign his nomination papers after removing him from the leadership race.
And they're not telling us why.
Now, is it foreign interference?
Maybe you should tell us, right?
Like, maybe, maybe we deserve to know instead of you guys hiding this.
Or are they worried about somebody who could muster an ethnic vote in his region?
I'm not sure, but he was a sure thing to win his riding, and they've decided to remove him.
Maybe, what if they drop Mark Carney into his riding on him?
Oh, you know what?
That's an excellent theory, Sheila.
Clearly, what's happening to this man is a vendetta, but the missing piece of the puzzle is the motivation for the vendetta.
Why?
You know, and maybe you've stumbled across the answer.
We didn't like how he tried to upset the apple cart during the liberal leadership race that just concluded earlier this month.
So you're going to pay a penalty for that.
Oh, and by the way, we do need some writing somewhere to parachute Carney into.
Two birds, one stone, I guess, Sheila.
Yeah, I mean, I'm more and more of a conspiracy theorist all the time.
What's a conspiracy these days?
Exactly.
Just somebody who's an early adopter of the truth 10 years later.
I mean, if you wait long enough, everything that Alex Jones says becomes truth.
Remember when he was ranting about a cabal of pedophiles in Hollywood and then there was one?
It's crazy.
Anyways, the MP in question says he doesn't know why the liberals aren't providing any reasoning and we're just all left to speculate.
But I mean, he was good enough to run for them for what, the last three elections?
Yep.
But not now.
But you know, and Sheila, I'm going to say it again to all those people out there that go, this is not right.
This is undemocratic.
This is mean-spirited.
Yes, yes, and yes.
And guess what?
At the end of the day, it doesn't matter.
The sad fact is that a political party is like a private club.
They can make their own rules.
They can change their own rules.
They can pick and choose who they want.
And Tina Turner once said, what's love got to do with it?
I would say with political parties, what's democracy got to do with it, which is nothing.
And it is a shame because I don't know much about Mr. Aria, but I don't think he's deserving of this kind of treatment.
Speaking of not deserving of this kind of treatment, this just from Yegwave, YEG is the airport call code for Edmonton.
The statue, bronze statue outside of, well, I don't know where it is standing now.
It used to be at former Rexall Place of Wayne Gretzky has been defaced with feces.
Now, I don't know if this is a politically motivated attack.
I don't know if we want to show that.
It's kind of gross, actually.
Let's not show it.
You can find it.
Go to Yegwave on whatever platform you're on.
You can find it there.
I don't want to show it.
It's the bronze statue of the champion from the city of champions.
It's been defaced.
And like I said, I don't know if it's politically motivated because he is, I don't even know if he's even saying friendly is the right word, but collegial with Trump.
Oh, God.
We don't need to show that.
It's pretty gross.
Wait a minute.
Is that an indoor statue?
It's at Rogers Place now.
It used to be outside of Rexall Place.
So that's the old arena.
It might be indoor.
I don't remember seeing it.
It looked like it's in the enclosure, Sheila.
So I would imagine there must be surveillance footage of whoever did that.
That's gross.
Here's the thing.
This is why I'm not sure if it's politically motivated.
That arena area, what they call Eistrith District, is an absolute nightmare of crackheads.
It is the perfect example of Amarjit Sohi's Edmonton.
Amarjit Sohi was the former natural resources minister under Justin Trudeau.
He failed downward into the mayorship of Edmonton after he lost his seat to Tim Uppel in Mill Woods, conservative Tim Uppel.
And now he wants to run for the Liberals again.
And I hope that every time he shows his face in public, people remind him about how terrible downtown Edmonton is, thanks to his progressive leadership.
So could be politically motivated.
Could be just some of Amerjeet Sohi's crackheads down there.
Who even knows?
And you know, what a segue, Sheila, and what a coincidence, because yesterday I was out with Ephraim and Lincoln covering a synagogue in Vaughan that was once again being targeted by the pro-Hamas crowd.
They never got their way this time, thank goodness.
But Lincoln and I stumbled across this poster put up by the city of Vaughan announcing that they wanted resident feedback for a proposed new off-leash dog park at Pierre Elliott Trudeau Park.
And it is my fervent wish that, and there was a statue of Pierre Elliott Trudeau there, folks.
Sheila, you don't think any of the canines might, you know, leave their calling cards near the statue, do you?
Canines Bumping Cameras00:04:19
I mean, let's all hope and pray that doesn't happen.
Speaking of canines, mine just ran in and bumped the camera if anybody saw that.
We did not have an earthquake out here in the middle of Nowhere'sville, Alberta.
My dog stuffs her nose in the sliding doors, barn doors in my studio, and then comes in and then just bashes the camera.
What's your dog?
Welcome.
Morgan.
Morgie.
Interesting.
Morgie.
Yeah, little Minnie Schnauzer Pug Cross.
Hideous, hideous looking dog.
So ugly, she's cute.
But sturdy, a sturdy little dog can fall off a quad and just roll away and get up and run away.
So that's exactly what I wanted.
Not too big to take with me places, but sturdy enough to just be a good farm dog.
So she's perfect.
Snaggly teeth, too.
Okay, we've got a chat here from Peaceline Guy, and I think we need to wrap up the show.
Gives us five bucks, says Save Tommy Robinson.
And that is in reference to Ezra's ongoing coverage of the attempt to get Tommy at least out of solitary confinement.
You can see more and support Ezra's journalism because he took the most horrendous travel schedule to get over there, report, and get back.
You can see all of that at TommyReports.com.
Yeah, and Ezra did a great job.
Just him and the selfie stick.
And, you know, hope abounded that Tommy had a chance in court.
Of course, England being England, those hopes were dashed.
But on the bright side, Ezra got out of Heathrow just by the, you know, nick of time before that fire.
It's still disabled as we speak, Sheila.
Europe's busiest airport is down because the fire took out the power and the backup power.
Piercing levels of chaos there.
Yes, I'm glad the big boss man got out just in the nick of time.
So, and please check out his reports, folks.
We haven't forgotten about Tommy Robinson.
In fact, we're doing everything we can to bring justice there.
Yeah, and to make sure nobody ever forgets that he's just not languishing there, hidden away by whatever they call the warden of that prison there so that nobody can see him or visit him or truly know his conditions behind bars.
Because visits have been canceled, of course, for political reasons.
They look at your social media and they say, you know what?
A little bit too right-wingy, a little bit too free speechy.
You can't come in.
So we're doing our best there.
And that's at tommyreports.com.
Yeah, it's amazing.
Free speech, anti-censorship.
That's now too third rail in the UK.
Unbelievable.
In the country of the Magna Carta, of all places.
I know.
Unbelievable.
Well, Sheila, it was a delight on National Fragrance Day.
I am a delight.
What fragrance are you wearing today, by the way?
Soap.
There you go.
Soap, folks.
Remember the old Irish Spring and catchphrase?
Made for a man, but I like it too.
And usually it was a chick saying that, but now, could be anybody.
It could be anything.
Anyway, Sheila, thank you so much.
Thank you, folks, for tuning in.
A special thank you to all those who gave us a super chat.
As Sheila says, we don't respond.
Anna Lisa.
And a super special thanks to Anna Lisa.
And I will, I promise you, one day I'll get out there and I'll buy you a coffee for all your generosity and your fantastic sentiments.
Sheila and I.
Yes, and that adds it.
You know, because, you know, folks, they say you only annoy the ones you love.
And I love Sheila Gunread.
So to see her so annoyed gives me joy.
So, Anna Lisa, keep up the chat.
And Sheila and I will be back here on Monday.
Probably a super red hot news day if indeed the election is called on Sunday, which is what is expected.
In the meantime, I hope you all have a nice weekend.