Shaun Newman Podcast - 2'sDay Mashup #93

Episode Date: February 13, 2024

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Starting point is 00:00:04 What the hell is with kidney beans? It's the worst damn name ever. It's redundant. Oh, they're kidney beans because they're shaped like kidneys. So is literally every other fucking bean. There's nothing special about that. That's like saying it's the four-wheeled car. All of them have four wheels.
Starting point is 00:00:38 They're all like that. Lime of beans, shaped like kidneys. Pinto beans, shaped like kidneys. Brown beans, shaped like kidneys. They're all shaped like kidneys. Kidney bean, worst name ever. Next to Sean, maybe. Ouch.
Starting point is 00:00:55 Do you like kidney beans, though? What's your favorite type of bean? Black beans. You know, you're a black bean guy, eh? Yeah. Well, okay, fair enough. I don't mind the old kidney bean. That's me, folks.
Starting point is 00:01:07 Hey, before we get into too much jargon, mashup 93, the Ryan Nugent Hopkins? the Dougie there we go there it is there it is I mean are you sure you want to talk are you sure you want to talk
Starting point is 00:01:25 Oilers right now couldn't help myself you sure you want to talk Oilers this week Sean no myself okay you wanted to bring it okay all right well what what happened with the Oilers this week well we we didn't
Starting point is 00:01:40 tie a league record winning streak if that's what you mean on you know We lost to Vegas. We beat Anaheim. We lost to L.A. You know? Like things happen to, things happen. It is.
Starting point is 00:01:52 It's the way she goes. It doesn't take anything away from Ryan New Jersey Hopkins. I will say, to your credit, that's the biggest line anybody's had in the Oilers locker room since Grant Fear left. Mashrup 93. Okay. I couldn't help myself. Couldn't help myself.
Starting point is 00:02:10 Couldn't help myself, folks. I knew he was going to get fired up about this. Mashab 93 brought to you by. AMC electrical. That is Drew McKay, Rocky Mountain House, or close to it, I should say.
Starting point is 00:02:21 You may recall, he was just on the first ever Guardian Blue Color Roundtable, episode 577. And AMC started back in 2005. Here's, here's Drew's word. I went back on emails,
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Starting point is 00:02:43 So he said, AMC is a, looking for hardworking individuals. There's no free lunch, but if you work hard and make yourself a valuable asset by always expanding your skill set, you'll never be out of work. Ideally, these people would love freedom, enjoy the outdoors, and possess an instrumentation or electrical ticket. They'd also be what also need to understand that there's no room in this part of world for
Starting point is 00:03:03 that woke liberal mind virus, and those on booster five need not apply. I was like, I'm just going to read Drew's words. A little tiny more on AMC electrical. They supply electrical and instrumentation services as well as automation. They provide the equipment and the expertise to allow their customers to view and control their wells and facilities, compressors safely and in many cases remotely. AMCElectrical.com. What did I miss to us? You miss nothing.
Starting point is 00:03:30 The guy's an absolute beauty. I'm sure he'd be great to work for. If the commute wouldn't be an absolute bastard, I'd probably take him up on it. Yeah, and he is an absolute booty. And a show to Drew because he's a booty. A booty. I mean, it's just showing how my names tonight, it's just showing how my-
Starting point is 00:03:48 Go, but love to watch him leave. I'm just saying, Tuesday's going to pick me apart tonight because I got some names in this mashup that are just like, oh, that's going to be bad. Anyways, I was telling Tews before we started. So the Tucker Carlson show, one of the dads from my daughter's hockey team was outside,
Starting point is 00:04:11 and I guess there was a dad and a daughter selling little key chains, okay? And he got talking to him, somehow it came up where he was from, and he's like, oh, I have my favorite podcasters from there. Yeah,
Starting point is 00:04:22 Sean Newman. And he's like, he coaches my son's hockey team. He's like, here. So he gave him one of these, okay? So it's a little key chain.
Starting point is 00:04:30 And it's got that on the one side. And it's got, it's got a drink box, water, bottle sort of thing. Anyways, yeah, it's a jerry can.
Starting point is 00:04:39 It's a jerry can. And I, I know of this person. I can't remember they came up in a Twitter conversation or something like that. But the thing about it was how it came up was that basically anytime I'm going to and from Lloyd,
Starting point is 00:04:57 I stop in at the whistle stop in New York, Alberta. Yeah. And they sell them there. And so there's one time. Oh, they sell them there? Yeah. That's pretty cool.
Starting point is 00:05:08 That's pretty cool. We got already with, oh, David Parker. Throwing to love you guys. David Parker says love you guys. David Parker, who is a trans fatphobic according to recent stories on the internet. I'm like, he must be having a good night.
Starting point is 00:05:30 Throw out of love you guys at the start of the show. Well, David, evening, top of the evening to you. We got a lot to cover tonight. We got a lot to cover tonight. Got a lot to cover, too. Can we start just with our other. update. Now it's the Coots 2, 729 days. We should probably pull this up. This was, this is Jason Levine, major Coots update, Lysick and Morin have taken plea deal, and Tony Olinick and, and I'm forgetting the fourth.
Starting point is 00:06:01 I don't know the other person's name. Well, isn't that terrible, folks? Somebody comment, give us the other name. I'm spacing on it right now. And then I lost the tweet. There we go. Chris Leisick pled guilty to criminal. Code 95 possession of a loaded firearm and Jerry Moran pled guilty to criminal code 88 possession of a weapon neither pled guilty to the criminal code 465 won a conspiracy to murder or 431C mischief. Yeah, so the conspiracy to murder a police officer
Starting point is 00:06:31 charges were dropped and they eventually got them for improper storage of a firearm. They spent two years in jail for improper storage of a firearm. And we'll be sure to bring this up over and over again, week after week, as people are let out for probably more heinous crimes than that. I would assume yes, twos. I assume that's going to play out over the next year. I just have this funny feeling like 2024 is going to give us ample opportunity to explain how two of the coupes for anyways have, you know, been screwed hard.
Starting point is 00:07:09 Very thoroughly. Yes, by the justice system. The other thing we want to bring up is Judge denies Crown's application and excludes the word occupation from judicial notice in Ontario's and his oral ruling February 8th,
Starting point is 00:07:24 2024. The word occupation as description of the Freedom Convoy has been barred from being used in judicial notice in Ontario. This means the term occupation cannot be used in court as a statement of fact without providing further evidence. So there's some interesting going on in the court.
Starting point is 00:07:40 The judge basically told him to fuck off with calling it an occupation. Now, twos and Clyde's excellent adventure. Where do you want to start with this? Do you want to start with just going over the interview? Or do you want to bring up Marty's website?
Starting point is 00:07:58 Okay. Well, that's, so I was on Clyde do something show last Friday, and it was awesome. It was an absolute blast. We talked for hours, and then when we were done, we stayed up drinking beer all night and chatting about this, that and everything else. But, like, just it went phenomenally well.
Starting point is 00:08:18 We both had each other howling for hours and talked about all sorts of things. And then at some point, I can't remember exactly how it came up. But we had said something about websites or something like that. And I think I said, I don't have one for 222 minutes. And, oh, you should. And then, you know, wouldn't it be funny if we got websites. of friends of ours and just fucked with them. And I'd suggest that just as an example, Marty up north.
Starting point is 00:08:50 And have you looked at this, Sean? Well, I opened it very briefly because you told me not to look at it. So I'm like, welcome to cooking. So you did. Well, no, just the headline. And I'd listen to that part of the interview. So I'm kind of like, I kind of get the premise because I'd listen to what you guys were talking about, but I haven't dug into it.
Starting point is 00:09:08 Okay. So basically, scroll down. So what we're looking at is a website from Martyupnorth.com or dot CA and the avid outdoorsman hunter, Marty up north, somebody bought the domain and turned it into a vegan recipe website. And so there's there's all these vegan recipes and pictures of vegan foods all the way down. And it says, just kidding, I hate vegan dishes, or at least I assume, reach out to 222 minutes on Twitter for recipe updates. not made with permission of Marty Up North, just to jokes, blame twos.
Starting point is 00:09:45 So this is not my fault. This is not my fault. But just the sheer hilarity of taking MartyUpnorth.com and turning it into a vegan recipe website was just phenomenally hilarious. Basically, you're having way too much fun. And twos wanted everybody to know. Yeah, well, I didn't do this. This was a listener.
Starting point is 00:10:09 This is somebody who tuned in and thought, That was a great idea. I think they're right. So anyway, you haven't found out who it was? Well, no, I mean, I know who the Twitter handle was, but I don't know the person. That's fantastic.
Starting point is 00:10:27 That is fantastic. All right. Bell, let's talk severance. Bell Media is ending multiple television newscasts and making other programming cuts after its parent company announced widespread layoffs and the sale of 45 of its 103 regional radio stations. The memo said weekday noon newscast at all CTV stations except Toronto would end.
Starting point is 00:10:49 It is also scrapping at 6 p.m. and 11 p.m. newscast on weekends at all CTV and CTV 2 stations except Toronto, Montreal and Ottawa. Bell is also ending evening programs the debate this hour and top three tonight on CTV news channels, which will be replaced by a four-hour news broadcast on weeknights beginning at 6 p.m. A four-hour news broadcast. Here you got Joe Warmington saying it's brutal what's happening in Canada, tens of thousands of being laid off. Here's some of the companies doing so in January. All good people as well.
Starting point is 00:11:23 Xerox, 15% unity, 1,800 jobs, Twitch, 500 jobs, Amazon, Google, dehumidified air solutions, Discord, Indigo, and it went on and on and on. Black Rock's doing layoffs. You hate to see bad things happen to bad people. And so, yeah, it's, and this is, so there's, there's so many examples of, of how these people suck at their job or they're not interested in telling the news. I don't know if you guys saw the W5 special they did on the Freedom Convoy, but it was easily the most dishonest bit of journalism I have ever seen in Canada. And that is saying quite a fucking lot. So here's an example from Corey Morgan
Starting point is 00:12:11 where you've got this CTV Calgary Post that says Calgary students join walkout to protest provinces proposed gender policies and it's all old people There's a dude with a full on beard This is all adults And they're talking about a school walkout So either they're not trying
Starting point is 00:12:31 Or they're really stupid But either way they don't deserve to have their jobs anymore And like this stuff is just It's going in the way of the Dodo Sean This is, I would call it failed media. And, you know, legacy media is just a little bit too gentle. They, they have failed. And rather than calling things like this alternative media,
Starting point is 00:12:52 I think it's probably safe to say at this point that we are what you might call modern media. And that's not me just, you know, drinking myself off. I think that's pretty fair. Corona is a fighter. Corona. God, I can never pronounce it right. Gina Crono is filing a lawsuit against Lucas Films and Disney. And then here's a couple of different things from what she tweeted.
Starting point is 00:13:18 Looking with your own eyes at what I posted. And folks, we're talking about the chick who was in the Mandalorian. People Delorian. Yeah. And people the Dolorian. That should be assured. Look with your own eyes at what I posted and asked yourself. This is her tweeting out.
Starting point is 00:13:36 For example, where did I? I compare Republicans to the Jewish people in the Holocaust. I didn't ask yourself why they were calling me a racist. Was there any merit behind that or history of it whatsoever? No. Look at what I was called a trans vote for making droid noses from Star Wars. Beepop boop, was obviously directed to the online bullies and did not in any way denigrate transgender people. A couple of months ago, she went on later on. A couple of months ago, Elon Musk tweeted that if you've been fired from using the platform X for exercising your right for free speech, he would, would like to offer these people legal representation. Quite the noble offer, but never in my
Starting point is 00:14:11 wildest dreams would I have thought anyone would take on my case against Lucas, Film, and Disney. Still, I did respond back. I think I qualify and thousands of people agreed, but I did not expect anything. To my surprise, a few months ago, I received an email from a lawyer who had been hired by X to look into my story and many others. Turns out after sending them as much information as I could gather these past few months, my now lawyers and X believe wholeheartedly in my case and are moving forward. Yeah, so this is perfect. This is the kind of stuff that
Starting point is 00:14:42 you love to see where the last bastion of free speech is helping her stand up and fight back against getting fired off of a show, which would have been fine on its own, but they specifically said it was because they didn't like her social media posts. And so rather than just having
Starting point is 00:15:01 sort of just the bland boilerplate saying nothing specific, If anybody listening ever has to fire anybody, the secret is to just say nothing, as little as possible. Just we need to part ways and that's it. Because anything else you say has the potential to come back and bite your ass. We've got to let you go. It's everything you said on the mashup for like the last hundred. Fair.
Starting point is 00:15:25 See, and this is, this is, it's malicious intent. It's brutal. We haven't even done a hundred of them. We've only done 92 of them. He's lying. You can't, yeah. The mashup effect. EBs have been declining.
Starting point is 00:15:40 Rowan Atkinson has been blamed in evidence submitted to the House of Lords for the plunge in the sales of electric cars. The Mr. Bean actor described the green machines as a bit a bit soulless in a comment piece he penned in June last year. The Lord's Environment and Climate Change Committee has since been told, since been told the actor was partly to blame for damaging public opinions on electric vehicles. So if anybody wants to go back through the archives, there was an episode, I don't know, maybe about 50 weeks ago or something like that, where we talked about how Mr. Bean himself was shit talking EBs, that guy who drove that tiny ass car. Like, this isn't what I signed up for. And he was disappointed with how they went for him. And so he spoke about it publicly. And now he's being blamed for the declining sales of electric.
Starting point is 00:16:32 vehicles in England and the government is specifically mad at him for the public not buying enough electric vehicles it's fucking wild times too is when they'll throw literally not because the plan sucks yeah it's because
Starting point is 00:16:51 Mr. Bean literally said yeah the guy who says nothing ever decided that he wanted to say something about this and it's his fault for speaking up and not the EV's fault for sucking. All right.
Starting point is 00:17:07 Zame Southgate. Rowan is a dyed in the wool car nut. Well, I don't know about that specifically, but you are the resident expert on these things. Heat pumps don't pump enough heat. This is CBC PEI. I just wrote down the headline. And it said heat pumps need to be kept from freezing
Starting point is 00:17:26 experts worn in wake of major storm. BBC is doing this PSA about how basically the heat pumps need some special care and you got to look after them and make sure that they stay warm enough to actually warm anything up. And get the snow out of the way of their intake. Rudgingly admitting that they're not everything that they've been pretending they were.
Starting point is 00:17:49 Oh, and despite the fact that the liberals were talking about that program being a smashing success last week, Blacklock said that there have been exactly 80 people who've gotten it so far. which is a very small number in a country of 40 million. Of course, black locks breaks that. Every time. The NDP are not a serious party.
Starting point is 00:18:12 I don't know if people saw this, but here we go. An NDP bill is seeking to criminalize, criminalize the promotion of fossil fuels and prescribed jail time, even for Canadians who say scientifically true things, such as how burning natural gas is cleaner than burning coal. C-372, also known as the fossil fuel. advertising act was table Monday as a private members bill by Charlie Angus, the MP for Timons, James Bay, and longtime member of the NDP caucus. Angus defines promotion so broadly that it could technically apply to something as simple as a Facebook post or even as an I love you or I love
Starting point is 00:18:49 Canadian oil and gas bumper sticker. And then I was like, I was kind of curious. So I went into the act dues and I just copied a couple things and through it here so that you can you can do whatever you have with it. Part of it said, whereas air pollution caused by fossil fuel leads to millions of premature deaths globally, including tens of thousands of premature deaths in Canada alone, and is a major cause of cancer, respiratory illness, adverse pregnancy outcomes, children's disease, and cardiovascular symptoms. At times, I thought I was talking about the backs, but that was just me. I kind of went to a different place for a second. It is prohibited. Maybe we can pass a law speaking about that.
Starting point is 00:19:27 Maybe. Maybe. I don't want to put my tinfoil hat on here for too long. It is prohibited for a person to promote a fossil fuel, a fossil fuel-related brand element or the production of a fossil fuel. And further down, if you, that's what it's talking about. Every producer who contravenes Section 6, so that was Section 6, is guilty of an offense and liable. Every person other than a producer who contravenes Section 6 is guilty of an offense and liable on summary of conviction to fine exceeding 500 grand.
Starting point is 00:19:55 And the part I missed in there was up to a million dollars or two years in jail for a producer. You're just like, oh, this is, this is, this was tabled. This is insanity. It's absolutely ludicrous. I mean, think about it. If you just said something as simple as, uh, the groceries got to the store on a diesel truck. And we wouldn't have groceries in the store if it wasn't for diesel trucks. Jail.
Starting point is 00:20:24 This plastic. bottle was made with petroleum products. Jail. This medical equipment is made using medical product or using petroleum products and it was paid for with the revenue from the petroleum industry. Jail. Tuz, you sound kind of depressed.
Starting point is 00:20:44 Would maid help? We could probably offer you made. You could just see how this all just trends nicely. All right. Well, they'd have to do renewable energy powering the machine. in which case I'd live forever. Because if they said, oh, well, we can offer you made, but it's ran on natural gas generators in, you know,
Starting point is 00:21:05 wherever the hell the, the grid does it. They'd be like, I'd be like, well, I mean, that sounds really interesting. But now you have to get in the tank with me because what you just said was super fucking illegal. You, man, killing a guy by, by electrocution on renewable energy. It just I feel a tingle I feel it This tickles
Starting point is 00:21:31 This tickles I don't know why that's so funny I don't know why I don't of us have ever thought of it yet But it's it's perfect That's genius Ah yeah All right
Starting point is 00:21:44 I'm supposed to be pushing a button here And moving on Who boy Who boy Charlie Angus is Batchett Yes Oh man I just can't imagine
Starting point is 00:21:54 Trying to kill somebody With renewable energies That I mean I mean, birds, yes, but, but yeah, people know. Safe supply of BS. Here's the National Post view, okay? Headline once again, the safer supply farce is unraveling. I took one, you know, we've been talking about this thing now for several weeks.
Starting point is 00:22:19 And I don't know, there's probably a whole bunch of it that you could read. I said, this was close to the end of the article. It said, it's clear that. safer supply, at least as it currently exists, simply cannot go on. It is irresponsible to perpetuate an evidence-free experiment that has shown no signs of success. Overdose deaths only continue to climb and which has already irreparably harmed communities, drug users, and children. That's a National Post article.
Starting point is 00:22:46 That's basically what it's summarizing. At what point do we say, hey, actually, yes, this, everything they're saying is correct. It's funny how when you have one side of the argument is just all in motion. It's just, you know, whoa, you know, pulling at heartstrings and trying to scare you. And then the other side comes in with numbers and data and statistics. This may be a far right conspiracy, but I feel like the people with numbers, data, and statistics tend to have stronger arguments than the ones who try and scare you. And so that's what this was talking about. how when these
Starting point is 00:23:28 statistics were first being presented and even when Pollyev talked about them in the House of Commons. He was just being written off as as just a crazy person, but the numbers don't lie and there's there's
Starting point is 00:23:44 it's the only people this is good for is coffin manufacturers. Really? Terrorist takes the other easy way out. Global lose. Eminton City Hall shooting suspect makes first court appearance. I think we're all
Starting point is 00:24:00 paying attention to this because the guy literally is on camera shooting up City Hall. And had a Molotov talk tale. And, you know, and so a 28-year-old man, Bezani Savar accused of firing a gun inside Eminton City Hall this week wore an orange jumpsuit
Starting point is 00:24:16 when he appeared in court via CCTV from Eminton Reman Center on Thursday. I don't know how much more do we have to talk. What the point is that some of the charges against him have been dropped and that this is a very interesting way to describe somebody who tried to perform a terrorist attack, but just sucked so much that that he fucked it all up. Yes, that's basically what the article was talking about, which he's straight up fucking
Starting point is 00:24:44 guilty of, which one of them was possession of illegal possession of a firearm. They're like, oh yeah, we're not going to charge him with that. You literally have him on camera, on camera shooting up the place. shooting said firearm. Not good enough. How much, you know, what, like your probability of conviction, I feel like, would be very fucking high because you just be like, is this the crazy person with the manifesto who's firing this weapon?
Starting point is 00:25:11 Nah, not enough video evidence. We needed an illegal wiretap or something. Oh, yeah. Many of those. The hidden cost of movies. Camille, nah. Nanyhani, oh man. You're not going to work here no more.
Starting point is 00:25:32 Opened up about the mental toll of promoting a movie with harsh reviews, saying this week he ended up seeking a counselor after completing the Eternals press circuit in 2021. Does anybody recall that movie? No, because nobody saw it. The reviews were bad, and I was too aware of it. Nanjani said, released in 2021, Eternals currently holds a 47% on Rotten Tomatoes, making it one of Marvel's worst reviewed entries in the cinematic universe. it's because nobody watched the bloody thing
Starting point is 00:25:58 twos watched it twos i watched it it sucked i just think it's imagine making a movie so bad that when people tell you what they think of it you have PTSD it cuts you so deeply that you have to go seek out counseling well what did you think of it well here let me
Starting point is 00:26:18 fucking tell you and then an hour later you got to call a shrink maybe if that's the kind of level that the movies that are being made are at we might want to look at doing something slightly differently but maybe that's just me madagascar cutting off the dicks mad this this could have easily been happy news to as i might add madagascar's parliament has passed a law allowing for the chemical and in some cases surgical castration of those found guilty of a rape of the rape of a minor you don't say mhm parliament in the indian ocean Island nation of 28 million passed law on February 2nd in the Senate.
Starting point is 00:26:58 The upper house approved it last week. Justice Minister Landy, oh boy, here we go. Mobilation ania. Randramina, that a total, like I wish I could show this name. Said its necessary move became an increase. I don't mean to make light of it. That is just one heck of a name. Yeah, okay, instead of cutting dicks off, maybe he could cut a few letters off.
Starting point is 00:27:19 move because of an increase in cases of rape against children. In 2023, 600 cases of rape of a minor were recorded, she said, and 133 already in January this year. Surgical castration will always be pronounced for those guilty of raping a child under the age of 10. According of the law's wording, cases of rape against children between the ages of 10 and 13 will be punished by surgical or chemical castration. The rape of minors age 14 and 17 will be punished by chemical castration. We want to protect children much more.
Starting point is 00:27:49 the child degraded the punishment. I'd say that's pretty fair. I'd be really curious to hear what somebody from the NDP thinks about that. You know? Like, I mean, on the one hand, we love cutting people's dicks off, but on the other hand, these are kind of the people who would vote for us. I want to, I want to do something here
Starting point is 00:28:14 so people can see what the heck I'm talking about. I think they know what castration is as a concept, buddy. No, read that name. Landy. Landy. I'm so hard about that. His name's Landy. Sorry for the people who are just listening,
Starting point is 00:28:31 but that, that rate in there. His name is Justice Minister Landy, Mbolatania, Randramanana, Nannana, Nna, Nona, Nosa.
Starting point is 00:28:44 It just ain't me, folks. It just ain't me. Quebec fans. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. No, no, no, no, no, no. Quebec bans really small forest fires technically
Starting point is 00:29:01 it's technically I had this epiphany while I was writing this I'm like it is a like when you're burning wood it's a very small here's Viva okay Prohibition on pan frying and ovens as of Wednesday in Quebec it will be
Starting point is 00:29:17 forbidden to use wood burning pan frying and stoes as of noon Wednesday in Quebec for the first time in its history the city of Quebec is issuing a temporary notice of the restriction in response to deteriorating error quality. Congratulations, Quebecers. You voted for this shit. So, yeah, it says a bunch of stuff in some weird gobbledy, gook language that honestly, like, instead of reading that, can we go back to the justice minister's name?
Starting point is 00:29:44 But anyway, Quebec City is banning using woodburning stoves. And interesting, I don't know the veracity of this. But there was a bunch of people talking about how a very short time ago, the city required everyone to register their stoves, their woodburning stoves. And now you fast forward a little ways down the road, and they make them illegal. They made you register them,
Starting point is 00:30:14 and then they took them away from you. We've never seen this playbook before. Oh, this is so bizarre. And especially the high capacity black assault style wood burning stoves. BC is finally banning stuff. If you can't heat your house with one or two pieces of wood, you shouldn't be doing it. BC is finally banning stuff. BC's government has ordered that flavored nicotine poach has only been sold from behind pharmacy counters in the province
Starting point is 00:30:49 in an effort to prevent youth from becoming addicted. The order is signed by Health Minister Adrian Dix means buyers of the poachs, which can hang up to 4 milligrams in NICDIN, will have to consult a pharmacist. Premier David Ebbie says the province is doing what it can to prevent children from coming into contact with the hazardous and addictive products. But no worries, you can have free drugs anytime you like. You can get fentanyl, you can get coke, you can get crack cocaine, you can get meth,
Starting point is 00:31:15 you can get MDMA. They literally have a food truck of drugs that was, ran by a guy who died of an overdose, surprisingly, in, in BC. But nicotine pouches? No. Won't somebody think of the children? Newfoundland can't take a joke. Bye.
Starting point is 00:31:40 Bye. Bye. Can't take a joke. Bye. Man. Newfoundland can't take a joke. Bye. All right.
Starting point is 00:31:48 Just over there on the other side of Canada. Oh, yeah. Best kind for sure. I know it's for sure. If anybody says I don't know is for sure, I punch him right in the mouth. A minister in Newfoundland and Labritor's provincial government has asked VRBO to take down an ad that he claims
Starting point is 00:32:01 demeans and chairs folk song in the province. Steve Crocker, Newfoundland and Labrador's minister of tourism and culture, said in a statement Monday that he spoke with leadership at the company and asked to remove the video from their online platforms and television. The ad features the folk song, Eyes the bye. Eyes the buy. Eyes the bye. over the videos of a barn and shrieking farm animals
Starting point is 00:32:23 and shows travelers disappointed in their accommodations. It's rather funny. Are we going to show it real quick? Actually, I don't have it. That's fine. I mean, I specifically went and found a link to the video for you. Perfect. But that's okay.
Starting point is 00:32:35 That's okay. So show it. So everybody. I gave it to you, motherfucker. Hey? He's got 100 tabs open, folks, and he's giving me a hard time about not showing the video. If you want to show it, show it.
Starting point is 00:32:51 All right. we're waiting so I don't think you're going to hear the the audio but it's just that classic Iza Bai song and they're trying to find all these different
Starting point is 00:33:08 they're checking out all these places that they've booked and they're just full of random farm animals and so there's a big cock on the screen right now it's a good looking so anyway thank you
Starting point is 00:33:21 and so anyhow, they're just like, oh, we're super offended. And, and this, this goes against the, uh, it's, it's trying to say that we're just doing this stereotype of Newfoundlanders being super laid back. Like, no motherfucker. If you're complaining about this, like, if they played the last Saskatchewan pirate, while this video was on on the Super Bowl, we would all be like, this is awesome. This is unreal.
Starting point is 00:33:49 This is great. I agree. I don't agree with twos on much folks. Most times I want to argue, but I agree 100% on this. It turns out the only thing Newfoundland is unwilling to take from the rest of Canada is a joke. Breaking. Money buys happiness. A paper in 2010 found that the relationship between income and happiness or emotional well-being flattens out around 75 grand.
Starting point is 00:34:14 Well, an updated paper in 2023 found that the most subjects reported increased emotional well-being all the way up to 500 grand in annual income. You don't say. Yeah. Isn't it weird how when you have so much money that you could do whatever you want, the problems kind of just go away? I mean, yeah, you'll have different problems. Like, what do you mean I can't get a private jet in,
Starting point is 00:34:37 in periwinkle blue? It's for me, Ma. And she's terrible partial to the periwinkle blue. Like, it's, you know, it's got its own problems, I guess. But, but just it's, did it really, require all that must research to point out that the more money people have and the more options it gives them and the more freedom it gives them, the less stress it is present in their day-to-day lives.
Starting point is 00:35:04 Can you imagine doing the Tuesday mashup and making $500 grand a year? Yes. I'm hoping this next year. Man, that'd be something. What a jerk. What a jerk. Now I'm not talking about twos, folks. This man right here, right here, there he is.
Starting point is 00:35:20 Uh, the Missica Saga man recently won 50 gram playing OLG's scratch game instant 50K. And it's the third time. He's a mechanic of 25 years. Hats off to him. He also won 25 grand with the lottery two times in the past. That's the third time he's won. He's won the lottery three times. And yeah, just absolute dick move.
Starting point is 00:35:41 Save some for the rest of us, buddy. I tell you what, blue-collar guy. Got it got a hand it off for, you know, you know. And it's not like he won. Obviously, I didn't think he was an actual jerk. when I wrote that headline. It used to be funny because you're just like, oh, what a jerk.
Starting point is 00:35:54 Trudeau. He won the lottery three times. He did win lottery three terms. Trudeau won the Looney stick at one of the U7 hockey tournaments. That was a pretty big deal. $50 on the loonies on there. And the stick was worth, I don't know, like $200. That's a pretty big day in a six-year-old's life.
Starting point is 00:36:13 Yes. Trudeau wants to kill all the trans people. Hmm. Like every army ever, the Canadian Armed Forces have always been predominantly male. And as a country with majority of the population being of European descent, its members have been predominantly white. These facts should be uncontroversial. That's not the society we live in, though. And academics like Mitchell and his colleague Stefan Sademan have insisted that a diversity, equity, inclusion, culture, change is key to raising recruitment and bolstering retention.
Starting point is 00:36:44 The CAF being short 16,000 people currently, though, would say a little bit different. Recruitment hasn't much improved in the past few years either, with new members numbering at 10,300 in 2019-20, 4,300 in 2020-2020, 2021, 8,100, so a little spike, and then down to 7,200 last year. Retention is poor and people are leaving greater numbers than they are joining. Isn't it interesting how everybody on the left was all mad at Danielle Smith last week, because she's going to kill trans people? She's going to kill trans people. And meanwhile, these guys are going out of their way to get as many of them in the military as possible. This is Operation Human Shield, basically.
Starting point is 00:37:27 And for some reason, there's being lauded as doing this wonderful thing for humanity. Maybe they are, maybe they aren't. I'm not going to speculate on whether it would be a net positive to have fewer trans people around. But this is literally what they're trying to accomplish. Let's take all the trans people. let's ship them over to Afghanistan and it's one less problem to worry about.
Starting point is 00:37:49 And they're doing it because they love them and get the fuck out of here. Lesbian teachers have an easier time getting off. Well, there was supposed to be two articles on this and then I accidentally deleted the bookmark because it refreshed
Starting point is 00:38:07 at the exact time that I hit a button. So we've only got one of the articles. And it had multiple stories in it. On Friday, Canootson escaped prison but is now on parole for the rest of her life and must register as a sex offender and is forbidden from contacting the unnamed student. The mitigating factor was at the age of the consent in New Jersey is 17. If she breaches parole, she will go to prison.
Starting point is 00:38:31 So this is a woman who, well, a pedophile that did some stuff with a student of hers. And then when she went to jail, she escaped from prison. so I mean I like a good high story I feel like prison escapes are also pretty good and then um gets caught up wrangled up again and then when the sentencing sentencing comes down it's no you don't have to go back to jail so she escaped for nothing basically like imagine imagine how frustrating that would be just think about it like you're you're escaping this isn't some I don't know this isn't the count of Monte Cristo where you just managed to just get off the island and you're fine.
Starting point is 00:39:16 You've got to escape a modern goddamn prison. And then you get out and then you get caught and they're like, oh, we're just going to let you go anyway. I wonder if they did that on purpose just to fuck with her. I would. You would? I totally would. Fridge dispute becomes testy.
Starting point is 00:39:41 Did you watch the video? Yes. Okay. A Michigan, but I thought reading the article, there's nothing, okay. I want everybody to buckle up here for a second because, you know, we get texts all the time, okay? Most people tonight, I assume, are sitting down somewhere and just enjoying this, okay? But if you're driving, I want you to hold on for here for a couple of dear moments. If you're working out in the gym, like I know Terrick likes to do, you best sit down, okay?
Starting point is 00:40:09 Because this one is going to take. Leave your coffee on the table for you. Here we go, okay? a Michigan transgender woman who identifies as Muslim is suing to get her genitals back. Brianna Kingsley, also known as Zara Breezy Murabid, took ex-boyfriend William Wojikoski to court after he threw away her surgically removed testicles, which had been rotting in his fridge for over a year. They were my testicles, she quoted, they were my testicles.
Starting point is 00:40:38 We're talking about my nuts, Kingsley told the judge. I wanted them in my fridge, not in half. his she continued he did i me access to my own body parts i don't think that can be quantified the damages were the loss of these nuts mojikoski revealed that he threw the testicles away in july because they were rotting in my fridge and it was disgusting i've got food in there i wanted to eat he told the judge so apparently they were together and when they were together the one dude gets his nuts cut off goes through sex change which just just for the sake of gravity, we're going to call it a sex change.
Starting point is 00:41:16 We're going to agree that if you just cut your balls off, you automatically become a woman. Sure. And then, and then this, we're going to disband really, yeah, yeah, yeah, okay. All right. And then this woman puts her lady nuts in a jar in the fridge. And then they break up. And then she gets a different place and just leaves the jar of lady nuts in the fridge, presumably because now she's a woman she can't open the jar.
Starting point is 00:41:44 And so then this guy, finally after a year, says, I'm getting rid of these nuts. I got this old chunk of lettuce in the corner of the crisper that's gone off. And there's some cilantro over here that's turning brown. And these nuts have changed nationalities. these nuts are making me thirsty. Anyway. Isn't that Seinfeld?
Starting point is 00:42:18 Am I wrong on that? Oh, I might have missed that one episode. These pretzels, these pretzels, that's what it is. These pretzels are making me thirsty. I don't know. It was very clear in the article, too, that it was in a mason jar. It was in a mason jar, not in the bio. He was all upset because it wasn't a biohazardous material.
Starting point is 00:42:36 It was in a mason jar sitting in the fridge and they were rotting. And so he finally throws him out. And then this person who identifies as Muslim, what a weird thing to say. Like, why not just say that this new woman has changed religions? Oh, I identify as a Muslim now. No, no, no. It's like if you move somewhere and you're like, okay, well, I identify as a Saskatchewanian now. No, you are one.
Starting point is 00:43:07 I like Derek Oman-all. No words. I just have no words. When I started reading this, I'm like, you want the little humor in the mashup? Oh, boy, there you go. That's some humor. There's not much words for what the heck is going on. All you can do is just buzz on.
Starting point is 00:43:22 Like, why not just put them in the freezer? That's acting like it's a rational thing to put your nuts to cut them off, to then put them in a jar, to then be like, I should put them in a freezer. You know what to choose? I'm going to put these nuts in the freezer. That's what I'm going to do. Yeah. Imagine how small they were when it got cold.
Starting point is 00:43:46 Like they're twice, you got this giant jar, but then with the shrinkage, like you're in the pool all of a sudden. Oh my God. Okay, let's just move on. Can we just move on? This week in Captain Obvious, I'm sorry, I'm supposed to be going fast, but that story is both as ridiculous as it gets.
Starting point is 00:44:03 This week in Captain Obvious, hospital staffing shortages could be due to COVID-19 vaccine mandates, some experts say. You don't say. You don't say. Yep. I don't even think we need to go on. Putin.
Starting point is 00:44:16 Nope, that was it. Putin a good word with Tucker. Put it. I know. I know what you're getting. I know what you're getting that. Okay. What did you think of Tucker Putin?
Starting point is 00:44:27 We're going to pull this up. It was good. It was fun. It was interesting. It was a little bit scary because you listen to that guy. And yeah, he's an evil murderer. Right? but he is an absolute fucking shark.
Starting point is 00:44:42 And so you think about him on the world stage where he is literally a shark. And everybody else running every other country right now is a goddamn clownfish. Well, put him, put him beside Trudeau. Yeah. He's walking all over him. Because we watch, we watch, we watch, we watch Tucker and really enjoyed, think he can handle himself well. But Putin put Tucker in his place about three different times at the start.
Starting point is 00:45:14 Oh, yeah. Well, just many points throughout. And it's interesting. Actually, Tucker Carlson was on Theo Vaughn's podcast a couple weeks ago. And I just stumbled across it accidentally. And it was really good and really funny and really interesting. It was a different side of Tucker that you don't usually see. And sure.
Starting point is 00:45:33 I was like, wow, this is fun. I'd love to sit down and chat with him sometime. You know, I was just going to say about the Tucker Putin interview. You know, the Super Bowl was big, but in my circle, I guess, I don't know. I heard more people everywhere talk about that interview. Like before it came out, like, hey, you're watching it tonight? I'm like, this is interesting. Like that is, when was the last time?
Starting point is 00:45:59 And maybe you've stared at the political world longer than I have two. What was the last interview where you felt there was that much anticipation for a person to interview? somebody else on the political stage. I don't know if there ever has, to be honest. Maybe the first couple interviews with Edward Snowden after he moved to Russia. Sure. But how many people were talking about that?
Starting point is 00:46:27 I mean, don't get wrong. I understand people were talking about it. I'm not making line to that. I'm just meaning I walked into the hockey rink. People were asking me. All anybody wanted to talk about. You think about that? That is insanity.
Starting point is 00:46:38 141 million views in the first like 17 hours? I think that I think that anybody, regardless of what you think about the whole Rush Ukraine thing, could fairly admit that the coverage of it in Western media has been very one-sided. And so you've got, and so regardless of what you think, part of you in the back of your head is going to want to say, well, what else is there that I'm missing? and he did a great job of laying a lot of things out and he did a great job of omitting a few things too,
Starting point is 00:47:13 if I'm being honest. But he is the first time that we've had any sort of a quote unquote, credible representation of what other people in this conflict think. I'd just like to point out as we moved on, 198 million views on Twitter alone. Yeah. Right?
Starting point is 00:47:40 That's insane. That's a lot. Arrived can is a steaming pile of shit. I don't think we can argue about this. This summarized it pretty good. Here's Kirk Lubamoff. Arrivecan recap. It was an 80K app ballooned to 54 million.
Starting point is 00:47:59 Which, it could have been way less than 80K too, by the way. That's like 80K in government. money. But sure, $80,000 is what they had earmarked for this arrive can app, which we all thought was bogus anyways. It ballooned to $54 million. Auditor General now says the true cost is $60 million and could be more GC strategies who couldn't explain what they do for a living, got $20 million. Auditor General says the true cost is impossible to determine because of such poor record and financial management. That's how the public sector and liberals treat taxpayer dollars. Can't argue with that. Over 1,700 emails deleted by a bureaucrat in regards to a RiveCannon and an obvious
Starting point is 00:48:38 cover-up attempt. There are allegations of bribes and winning, uh, whining and dining around the contracts, destruction of evidence, such blatant misuse of taxpayer dollars isn't considered criminals by the liberals. Liberal NDP and Block have tried to prevent an investigation into a RiveCat app. Every single thing there is totally verifiably true. I get the fact that Hillary Clinton got away with deleting a whole bunch of emails. but she'll kill you if you do anything about it, right? Some random ass bureaucrat who takes it upon himself to cover up this bullshit. Like that guy, you know, is, I don't know exactly what the best way to get to the
Starting point is 00:49:21 bottom of this whole Rivecan app is, but I say you start right at the bottom, the lowest level person that you could verifiably attach to this. And you say, prove to us. that this fuck up wasn't your fault. And then he'll throw his boss under the bus. And then you say that and you keep going and you keep going and you keep going until you get somebody who has no way of proving that they got direction from somebody more important to them to fuck it up.
Starting point is 00:49:49 And then you take that guy and you tell Madagascar that he is a child sex criminal. And just because he was on last week, and I would, in saying that, we got lots of time for Franco Tarasano. He'd also tweeted out, Fed's handout $342,929 in bonuses to executives working on a Rive Can debacle.
Starting point is 00:50:14 Ultimate example of failing government executives rewarding with taxpayer funded bonuses. So not only was the debacle, they gave themselves bonuses on top of the debacle, and it's just complete ineptitude. It went roughly 7,500% over budget. Make Canada great. again. Trudeau says that
Starting point is 00:50:35 what Pierre Pollyev quote is proposing to do is to make Canada great again and that is not what Canadians want. He said that in Parliament. In Parliament. And then show for everybody watching, show the picture
Starting point is 00:50:51 of the lady behind him cringing when he says that. Tews, would I have that up? Why would I have that up? I tell you what, give me a sec here, folks. We'll pull it up. Tews, carry on, you know, filler bustering if you would. All right. Well, or I can just show it to you because I don't fuck around.
Starting point is 00:51:09 There is her and I'm not, I can't remember her name, but there is her cringing when he says that Canadians don't want Canada to be great again. Nope. We want this shit show that I've been leading and that's all Canadians want. And he has no idea. I love it when this dip shit goes off script. This is a classic example of why I'm all for free speech. Here's my question to you on this lady with the lady pulled up. When he says, Pierre Pollyev says, I'm going to read it back,
Starting point is 00:51:47 is proposing to do is to make Canada great again. As soon as he says that, she cringes. Is it possible she agrees with them and goes, ooh, that's a terrible line for Canadians because she's thinking of Donald Trump. Is that possible? I think that she's. Am I trying to rationalize this out? I think you're trying to rationalize it too much.
Starting point is 00:52:06 Let's throw Occam's razor at it. The simplest answer, all other things being equal is generally correct. She knows exactly what he's capable of when he goes off script. And then he goes off script. And she's like, oh, this is going to be another drink box water bottle sort of thing moment. And she's like, oh, Jesus Christ, not again. And then sure enough, it happens again. Calgary's unions bought the mayoral election, CBC sucks.
Starting point is 00:52:39 The city of Calgary has released the names of donors who gave money to third-party advertisers in the 2020 municipal election as directed by Alberta's privacy commissioner. It sounded like it was a couple of years late. Third-party advertisers, TPAs promote or oppose candidates or highlight specific issues in an election. In total, there were 176 donors to the eight registered TPAs. Okay. Calgary futures received $1.7 million in the years leading up to 2021 election. There were six contributors, all from civic unions like, yeah, they're rattled them all off.
Starting point is 00:53:12 It doesn't matter. So, Calgary's future endorsed numerous candidates in election, including Jody Gondack, who is obviously the mayor. The other major TPA in the election was Calgary's Tomorrow, which backed Cannessy of former counselor Jeff Davidson. And I found it interesting. He raised 420, or that group raised 422, 422,000.
Starting point is 00:53:31 thousand dollars in donations from 176 donors. There was 176 total and that group had donors from 176 and not nearly the money. 1.7 million dollar this is literally a super pack. This is the Canadian super PAC.
Starting point is 00:53:47 $1.7 million all union funded backed a specific mayor. The unions who work for the city had a specific mayor in mind. that they wanted to win.
Starting point is 00:54:04 They pushed to have the person that they wanted in charge of negotiating their contracts against them. They were choosing their quote unquote opponent. Does anybody see anything wrong with this? The NDP loves to say things like, we need to get big money out of politics. Motherfucker, at the municipal level, the only big money in politics is unions. in the Ontario provincial election, two, three elections ago, 90% of the Super PAC spending was done by unions. Ireland needs to be less Irish. So there's two different tweets here.
Starting point is 00:54:55 One Muslim woman in Ireland is not happy and complains about Irish culture. She finds Irish jokes offensive and says Irish humor needs to change within Irish community. The other one says, Muslim woman complains that there are too many Finns in Finland. And I wish I was joking, but I'm not. So I don't think I've ever told you about this, but this one time I was down in Mexico, and I was chatting with this lady and her husband who were from Oklahoma. And I'm sure there's lots of great people there, but every single person I've ever met from Oklahoma has been in a dead heat tie for being the stupidest person I've ever met.
Starting point is 00:55:33 and so anyways I was like well how do you like it here so far at the resort and she goes yeah it's great but there sure are a lot of and then she looks around Mexicans here in Cancun she went to Cancun for a vacation and was complaining about how many Mexicans were there in the country that she was vacationing in correct okay so yeah there's stupid people everywhere
Starting point is 00:56:06 And I don't know. There's not really anywhere I'm going with any of this, but it just reminded me of this. I was like, oh, yeah, I remember that outrageously dumb lady that I met. And I wanted to tell that story. So thank you for obliging me. Marty Undercover. You guys went to the town hall for Alberta Pensions,
Starting point is 00:56:26 NDP's Town Hall for Alberta Pensions. Yes. You got 30 seconds. Just quick Coles notes. How was that? All right. You could tell even before you got in there, that you were going to be surrounded by a bunch of idiots
Starting point is 00:56:38 because they all parked like idiots in the parking lot. You go in and you see a whole bunch of bad bangs, you know, like the ones that are just so poorly cut that you know how they're going to vote. Joe Cici sucks as a public speaker. He's got enough room between his front teeth to fit another tooth or two. They tried focusing on the main issue.
Starting point is 00:57:02 They did a lot of scaremongering in ridiculous, ways that I was just like there's there's no way that Daniel Smith is going to institute it in this way because none of us would support it either. There was a gentleman behind us that asked some really good questions. Marty asked some questions. They brushed past them without even answering any of them. But they, those two guys basically just shut down everything that they were saying.
Starting point is 00:57:26 And then I said a little bit at the end where I was like, I'm not going to waste my time asking a question because honestly you guys have not addressed any of the pushback questions. And what did they say to that? Oh, they didn't respond to me either. Weird thing, though, at the end of it, there was this woman who was goading this, this young man who, he seemed like one of those guys who was so smart
Starting point is 00:57:48 that it almost made him unfunctional kind of thing. Okay. And apparently he was a gay man. And so wanted to just, just here, you go talk to these guys. And I think it was, she was trying to set him up for like a gotcha moment. where she could be like, look at all these evil intolerant people, right?
Starting point is 00:58:08 Go up to these people and tell them that you're gay and see what they say to you. And I was like, okay, well, I'm just going to tell you right off the bat that, because he was talking about the discrimination that he's faced being a gay, gay man. And I said, I'll tell you right off the bat. If anybody's going to treat you differently based on who you sleep with, they're a dick, full stop. And then he mentioned that Daniel Smith was taking away their rights. And I was like, well, I'm not sure specifically what you're talking about.
Starting point is 00:58:35 about, but if you can tell me exactly which, right, maybe I could discuss it with you. And then she jumped. And so then he kind of goldfishes for a minute. Fair enough. And, uh, like nice enough kid anyway, but just told what to thank and never actually thought anything. And then she jumps in and she's like, we're not looking for a confrontation. We just wanted him to express. And I'm just here. And I'm like, well, fair enough. All right. Well, thank you for coming and chat. And anyway. But she just jumped in and you could tell that it didn't go the direction that she imagine at all. And as soon as it went another way, she was like, oh, oh, no, no, this is, these, these scary evil conservatives seem to be quite reasonable. So we better get them to stop talking
Starting point is 00:59:16 to them before it infects my friend. Sitting there with you and Marty would have been something. Trouble brewing for Trudeau. An Ontario brewery that hosted Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau this week, says it's been inundated with hundreds of hateful messages since that. Trudeau's visited the brewery pantry, or brewers pantry, I should say, in Bowmanville, Ontario on Thursday to show support for Robert Rock, the Liberal Party candidate for the Durham federal by-election. The brewery posted a picture from the event and said it was flooded with dozens of negative Google reviews, offensive emails, and phone calls at all hours of the night. And then they had a huge post come out about it and, you know, and everything else. Viva, Viva once again hits our feed here because he says,
Starting point is 01:00:04 anyone bothered to actually check, is this the right Brewer's Pantry? Because if it is only, not only is it getting spam by negative, only is it not getting spam by negative Google reviews. It's getting spam by positive views seemingly coinciding with their post. It actually received very few reviews at all in the last couple months until this post went viral. And also, this isn't the first time something like this has happened. You remember we covered Pierre Pollyev in a very early mashup. Pierre Pollyev and Steam Whistle Brewery in Toronto
Starting point is 01:00:37 and how that kind of went sideways because everybody was like, oh, why you have him Pierre Pollyev there? And then recently after that, Stephen Del Ducca, when he was, this was in the lead up to the Ontario provincial election, Stephen Del Ducca was then at that time, the leader of the liberal party, here's him at an event where he literally blurs out Coors banquet to try and get away from this. Look at the picture.
Starting point is 01:01:05 Zoom in if you want. Or I should, I think, because you put mine up. Yeah. All right. Look at that. Cours Banquet is blurred out because he doesn't want to get involved
Starting point is 01:01:14 with any of this beer war stuff. So this is something where they took the gloves off first. And then now apparently also it's not terribly true. So there's that. Okay. I want to circle back. to the NDP Town Hall thing. I just, I remember it after we finished.
Starting point is 01:01:36 There's a couple things I wanted to point out because I saw some of their tweets about it. So Samir Kandhi was there. And he says, thank you residents of Calgary Southeast who showed up to our pension town hall yesterday. UCP MLAs weren't available to hear what their constituents had to say. So here's a picture of him talking at some point. And then this is a picture of these empty seats that have the names of a bunch of UCP people on it. Here's the funny thing, though. Okay, here's me in the back, and there's Marty in the orange.
Starting point is 01:02:06 Those seats were one of the few, or some of the few seats that were actually taken. This is after the event, they set this up. People were sitting in those seats throughout the entire event. And then afterwards, they set those up and then stage the photo. And then stage the photo. And then the other thing is, here's Rocky Pancholi, who's running, she's one of the announced leadership contestants. She says, I spent the afternoon in a room filled with Calgarians who are passionate about protecting their pensions. We can't let the UCP gamble away Alberta's retirement security and compromise the future we want for ourselves and for our kids.
Starting point is 01:02:43 Right off the bat, this place was not packed. You can see on the left hand side where you're already getting into the empty chairs. She's standing in front of empty chairs. There's like three to her other side. Look at the giant stack of unused chairs in the corner in this picture. The NDP are not a serious party, Sean. And furthermore, so I had something to say about it. I said it was nice to meet you this afternoon.
Starting point is 01:03:07 Thanks for having us, even though we did not agree a couple points. The room was half full at best. About a quarter of us did not agree with you. Because we all found each other at the end and started chatting. And there was a lady going around getting signatures for the recall Jody Gondek petition. It was beautiful. Anyways, I said,
Starting point is 01:03:23 please don't conflate attendance with support. And then at their event. There's people going around getting Jody Goddance. That's amazing. You tell me that they had everybody in the room on their side when there's a petition to recall Jody Goddick made passed around? Certainly not. Fuck off.
Starting point is 01:03:43 Let's go bunting mental. This is quoted. My manager, Mark Dean, manages all my social media, and he always does, let's go bunting mental. And I always tell him off as no one ever sings it. Then tonight walking out everyone was singing. Oh, by the way, this is Stephen Bunting. Sorry, Stephen Bunting, darts, darts.
Starting point is 01:04:01 Dart player. I was like, oh my God, every little tweet he sends out is worth it for that moment. If I never played darts again, that moment will live with me until the day I die. He walks out and the crowd's going absolutely berserk. Yeah, so he's partway through the World Darts Championship right now. And this hashtag finally caught on and everybody's losing their minds about it. And I think it's hilarious. So that was our happy news this week.
Starting point is 01:04:28 You know, I tell you one of the places, before we get to community news, I think going there would be something you'd never forget. You don't need to be any. A dart competition? Yeah. Yeah. Like, it's like, I don't even know half the rules. You know, I suck at darts. You know, I don't get me wrong.
Starting point is 01:04:45 You put a couple pints of me. I'll play some darts. But I don't know what the heck I'm doing half the time. I can hit the board, but I'm not that great. And yet I'm like going to that crowd looks like it would be absolutely a time. They just never forget. They love it. They love it.
Starting point is 01:04:58 Everybody's got signs. Everybody's hammered, having a great time. It's probably a lot like going to see a lacrosse game. Now, community events. I think this is the big one for the area, especially as this releases on a Tuesday. So if you're listening to this on a Tuesday, or tonight, folks, for all you Lloyd Minster folk,
Starting point is 01:05:22 we have our by-election on today, February 13th as this releases, Tuesday, council's chambers city hall from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. You can go vote. We had our for the kids' sake led a debate. We had six of the eight candidates show up and we did 10 questions with them. You can watch that on the for kids's sake page or go to the for kids' sake. Substack. If you're like, I don't know who to vote for. Kids sake page. Substack. And I can I can pull it up and throw it in the show, throw it in the comments. But yeah, like that would be a way to at least see what some of the candidates were
Starting point is 01:05:58 saying. Um, but yes, today, uh, February 13th, Tuesday, February 13th, by election of Lloyd Minster council chambers, city hall, uh, 44, 20, 50th, have 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. go vote. Now, there's a lot of newbies in Lloyd. And in Newfoundland, every election is a by-election. Like, oh, going to the by-election. Oh, how's it going there by-election? Oh, sure by-election. Um, other. Community notes. Slim has put it on our radar that 12th annual PBR
Starting point is 01:06:34 at Marwain Arena, April 12th, 2024, and then June 22nd, Aaron Goodvin and Garrett Gregory, going to be doing a concert there. So that's coming up, and I had texted them beforehand, and I'm sorry, Slim, if you hadn't texting. No, there is
Starting point is 01:06:50 tickets. Not until February 25th on Eventbrate. So you can't buy tickets yet. Put that in the back of your brain. Tuesday, you got anything community notes? Well, there's a fundraiser going on in Swift Current for legal costs, believe it or not, for people fighting the government. Yes. And have small wins here and they're like they're not allowed to say occupation anymore. So you got Eva Chippiac, Tamara Litch, Chris Barber, and Shadow Davis on March 9.
Starting point is 01:07:22 And I just got a tweet, a text tonight from Tamara Leach. It's her band playing the live performance at night. And I would, you know, I should have asked her because I'm like, you know, normally Tamara and Chris aren't in the same place, right? So obviously having legal counsel, they can, they can be in the same place is my understanding. So very interesting because maybe you know. So what, the lawyer is going to play bass or what? I don't know. Yeah, I mean, literally this is Canada right now.
Starting point is 01:07:49 So these two folks, of course, have seen each other over the course the last couple years, but always with legal counsel. So it should be a fun evening. Um, and Swift current, I, I, I would think, uh, you know, March 9th, that's, that's closing in on us. It sounds like a whole bunch of people are going to be there in attendance. So regardless, I, I think that would be a fun evening if you can make it. And, you know, I got, I got tons of time for, uh, Chris and Tamara, um, obviously for what they stood for what they did. Absolutely. And, uh, Eva's been on the show. Shadow's been on the show. And yeah. So if you can make it there, I think that would be a lot of fun. It sounds like a bunch of people from Lloyd are going to be in that way now too.
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Starting point is 01:10:19 We'd love to hear from you. And, yeah, 2024, off to a banging start here. Mashup 93 in the books, too, is anything else that I've missed. I think you covered it all quite nicely, buddy. All right, folks. We'll catch up to you next week.

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