Shaun Newman Podcast - Mashup 161

Episode Date: June 6, 2025

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Welcome to the MASHO Tell me whether I'm wrong or right Easter west up or down side to side I sit to stand and fall to fly Of all of my impulsive plans Popping locking salsa dances on demand I follow leading off the map I stop the chatter scream happily

Welcome to the MASHup Welcome to the MASSup So Try this again from last week A few thousand years ago A bunch of guys in the Middle East discovered that if they boiled a bean, legume, whatever, that if they drank the soup, it would make them all jittery.

And the last thing people in the Middle East need is another reason to be more on edge. But they went with it and it kind of took off and ended up being this big thing. And then it goes all around the world and it becomes the most popular thing that people drink aside from maybe beer. And it has the exact opposite effect. Anyway, you fast forward to, I don't know, the 80s. the Swiss. They get tired of just sitting on hordes of Nazi gold and they think, well, what if we just started doing some things with these beans? And then they invented Red Bull. And then that went really

well. And then it ended up being this market where there were imitators and copiers and they would get together in trailer parks in Arkansas and discuss things like ankle monitors and how to invent new flavors and stuff. And then they said, you know what would be really good for an energy drink? Is if we did one that was coffee flavored. And so in the past 2000, you or 3,000, however many thousand years, we went from like having a literal coffee flavored energy drink that is called fucking coffee to now Monster makes a coffee flavored energy drink that is not coffee. they went all of these extra steps to have an energy drink that is coffee flavored but not that you get out of a pot in a Tim Hortons.

And the absolute craziest part of this, folks, is that people still fucking buy it. It just baffles me. Is Sean going to come in at some point? I don't know. I was waiting for, you know, last week I ended it. You know, I didn't. And this week guys, like, is that, is that the end?

Is he done yet? Is he done? I was fully expecting you to jump in at any point. I'll jump in. We don't have anything about that on the docket this week. That's too bad, twos. I don't know if you notice game two tonight. They win game one in overtime.

Yeah. You know? I just actually. I put it on the docket. No, our team is actually down zero one in the series. You aren't wearing your Florida Panthers jersey yet? I thought that hasn't come in the mail yet. I figured you'd be supporting a Matt's.

you could chuck jersey you know there's a little bit of ties to the yeah yeah the flames there you know no it's um yeah it uh canada post being what it is it's gonna be a little yeah yeah that that's it yeah that's it yeah mash up 161 uh welcome everyone uh thanks for hopping in on a friday morning with us here um we got uh we got lots to to get to get to this week as always um and uh happy airborne friday james sey clare is on Monday, actually on the podcast. Him and Willie McDonald were in studio. Oh, nice.

So they're going to be, they're going to be in, uh, they'll be airing Monday. So do you get a coin. I did. And shout out to, all the military men. Shout out to all the military men. And for the record, I really like the fact that every time somebody comes into the studio for

a podcast, you give him a coin. That's pretty cool. That is pretty cool. Except for the time that I came and you didn't give me one. But other than that, every time someone comes in. Somewhere in the recesses of my mind that was planned. I'm not going to give it to you this one, just to annoy them.

Yeah. Well, and it showed nice, though, that you've done it for everybody else and you'll continue to doing it. That's right. That's right. Shout out to, I believe it's Steve Ambrose, if memory serves me, correct. Both him and Jamie and Willie were up for his retirement, 30 plus years in the military. They were in Wayne, right?

For that. That's why they stopped in the Lloyd. So happy, happy, Airborne, Friday at all the military boys. If you're watching this, like, share, grab a rooster flag. Yeah. Wave it. Something like that. I don't know.

I don't know if Tuesday got anything there for me. I don't have anything this week. I, uh, there was, did you see how much stuff got put together? And, and keep in mind that I have basically only just regained my faculties. Can I, can I, can I just, I wish I could see the, uh, the, the sphere. of mashup. We don't want to hear the excuses to you don't got one this week. That's fine. That's fine. All right. I don't even have a

special headline for Canada Post. Oh, no. That's it. That's it. We're done. 161 in the book. We don't even have a special headline for Canada Post. I don't get to read No special headline for Canada Post. Well, let's get to the Coot 6.5. A massive gun and drug

trafficking bust in the GTA has so far led to 23 arrests and the seizure of dozens of firearms, a huge amount amounts of the deadly opiate fentanyl. The raids led to the seizure of 32 illegal firearms, 31 handguns, one assault-style rifle, 15 kilograms of fentanyl, 2 kilograms of cocaine, 12 kilograms of dry cannabis,

247 grams of ketamine, 38 grams of metaphethamine, 86 grams of psilocybin, 136,000 dollars in Canadian currency, 18,000 in U.S. currency, and three Rolex watches. Deputy Chief Alvarol, Mita said a number of the accused

were already under court order, release conditions at the time of their arrest and none of those arrests that have already been released from custody on various conditions. Yeah. Yeah. You know what? This isn't helping our immigration problem at all.

We have too many people coming to Canada with borderline competency in English. And things get confused. When people say that all you see when you come to Canada is massive busts, they think, oh, well, actually, that sounds. sounds awesome. I should go to that place. I mean, think about it. Like, if you go, say, come visit Columbia, we have massive busts. You think? Oh, yeah, yeah.

I also like boobs. I could, yeah, I'll book a plane ticket. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And then, and then they get here and they realize, oh, yeah, it's one of the nuances of this new language that I'm just learning to speak. Mm-hmm. Another one, police arrest 36 men lay 128 charges in Ontario, wild child, sexual, exploitation probe and Rupa Supermania, all of them have been released including those charged with luring a child

under 16. In her words, a total shit show. I would say that that is an understatement. Yeah. So, yeah, the old Coutes 6.5, we're always pointing out the Canadian judicial system and while it's working in some cases,

some might argue, better than ever. And in our case, we think it's pretty piss, poor. It is. Absolutely. We're just going to call the whole thing rapid fire, even though we got a few kind of themes going into the start of it. Question period. There's multiple things going on.

Michelle Remple-Garner asked the Liberal Minister why they brought up $500,000, why they brought $500,000 plus more foreign students to Canada amid a housing crisis last year, and she was accused of spreading misinformation. Yes. and then she I

there's some really good highlights here I kind of feel like we should show some of them but I don't think we need to show all of them but yeah Michelle Garner the liberal minister that she was going back and forth in question period with says oh well what you're doing is spewing

misinformation and then Michelle Garner says ma'am I got these statistics from your website and then there was just kind of a deflection and a lot of ums and oz it was basically like trudeau in a wig which is more or less what trudeau probably looks like these days and then uh and then michel garner was like i have the documents here uh from your website and i would be happy to share these with the member opposite if we could get a career to bring them across and then they couldn't

because there was no consent and so then you had i don't even know what the hell is this guy's name is yet. But we got to show this video. This is the new liberal minister in charge of screwing our lives over. Oh, I got to share the screen. Just give me a sec to get it set up. And away we, El minister. Does the minister know what an R-pal is? I don't. I do not. Does the minister know what the CFSC is?

I'm a minister. I do not, no. Member. I'll stipulate, Chair, that is the Canadian's firearm safety course that all gun owners in Canada have to do to get their firearms license. Has the Minister ever done the Canadian firearm safety course? The Honour Minister. Speaker, is my third week on the job? No, I have not. The Honour Member.

Does the Minister know what safety classes and safety demands are expected of law-abiding Canadian gun owners? The Honourable Minister. This is not about law-abiding gun owners, Mr. President. Speaker. I'll remember. How can the minister make that claim when he doesn't know the basic fundamentals of law-abiding gun ownership in this country, Chair? So that was the first one. And then there was another even better one. This is the same guy, Gary Ananda Danzagree.

And Gary and I, I think, are going to have to agree to end and disagree on this stuff, because here's the next one. What are the classifications of firearms? The Honorable Minister. Mr. Speaker, what I can tell the Member is that Bill 21 addresses a number of concerns that we've heard from all Canadians, but it is to ensure that he's getting past a note right now with them. Without looking at that note, what are the classifications for firearms in Canada? He's a public. The General Minister. Restricted, non-restricted and prohibited, Mr. Speaker.

This is the public safety minister. Somebody passed him a note with those, with those classifications. Does the public safety ministers not know the classifications of firearms at the committee of the hall? Yes or no? Minister. Mr. Speaker, the questions before us today involves Bill 21. And I will.

Yeah. So anyway, it keeps going, but just like, that's pretty bad. And the best part, okay, this is kind of a chooses right is that this is what I've been saying where, remember we were talking with Rod and I was like, you need to talk to them about the fact that they don't know what they're talking about. You need to point out that they have no idea what it is that they are passing rules over. Okay. Rather than just talk to them about how they're destroying your way of life, which is a fair argument, you need to point out how incompetent they are in the process.

And I think that was wonderful. You remember, well, not remember, it's still going on. But you remember the entire hockey can to board and everything got removed. And they brought in a whole bunch of like pretty much politicians. And then they started making up new rules on what's going to happen in the dressing rooms. And it's like the hockey player me is like, why do we have non people who know anything about it making rules about this? And then you're a gun owner and you sit back and you just sit and watch this. And you're like, this is a guy who's about to try and take every gun.

have and he can't even he doesn't even know anything about it he doesn't he doesn't know any any there's only three weeks on the job what else wrong with you that the government knows about every single gun you have what you know what anyways it's just um i i don't know we voted for this hey canada this is what we're getting but you know what else okay so they had a really bad week in question period the other thing is an andrew sheer put forth the last minute amendment to a bill uh that would say that the spring session would not adjourn until there was either a budget or an update. And it passed because the liberals in their infinite wisdom,

remember I was talking about how they've just got such a shallow bench because everything's been Trudeau, Trudeau, Trudeau for so long. Yes. They don't have anybody capable of doing a single damn thing. Well, first off, you've got that as the health and safety minister. And then Mark Gerritsen ended up being the party whip. Mark Gerritsen's job in the liberal government is the same as Shane Getson's job in the UCP

and I don't think either position should exist but the point I'm making here is that something that you entrust one of the most competent people to be in government in the past decade I would say hands down in Alberta they gave to Mark Gerritson in Ottawa and on his first week on the job his job is to make sure that nothing bad gets passed and the stuff that they want to do gets passed. And he was asleep at the wheel and they lost a vote that meant that it's non-binding,

but the vote was that they would not adjourn until a budget got passed. And his first week on the job, this is your first task. Don't fuck it up. And then he fucked it up. Yeah. Well, I'm enjoying watching. Like, I mean, you know, it annoys me to high heaven. But at the same token, I'm like, this is what we voted for.

This is what's going to continue to play out. And it's pretty cool to see Andrew Lott in there, honestly. It is. Like, as a guy who's interviewed him and he's taught me a lot, he's taught me a lot of smart things that I attribute to him. Yes, that you attribute to him, regardless of where you heard them first. Tax, Freedom Day, Fraser Institute. Just for quick.

Zane says we need more volume on the videos so the next time one pops up, remind me, and I'll double check the volume. Turn it up. Well, and Zane's on his way to Man Camp. So show it to... Oh, no. No, sorry?

Keep going with Zane. Zane's on his way to Man Camp. No, I'm just muting your screen. Otherwise, it's feedback loops on me, whatever reason. So when you're trying to play video, we just... Anyways, it doesn't matter. We'll unmute it when we need it.

Zane's on his way to Man Camp. So showed up to the Cowboy Preacher and all the men heading there this weekend for that. But the Fraser Institute, if Canadians paid all their taxes up front, they would work for the first 158 days of this year before bringing any money home for themselves and their families. And they're on the screen, you can see it.

Yes. It's something that just drives me up the wall. Every time when you're working in minus 40 and you're trying to get some damn things started, And it won't go and it won't go. And your wrenches are breaking because they become brittle from the cold. And fuels are jelling up. And you are freezing your dick off.

And nothing can get warm. Nothing can get warm. You're doing that for the people in Ottawa. For the people in Gatineau. For the people in Toronto. And never even so much is a thank you. When was the last time we saw someone in question? question period, stand up and say, you know what, the whole reason why we're here in this

nice climate control building is because people get their hands dirty and bloody for us. And maybe we should just every once in a while point out that we appreciate it. Well, A, that hasn't happened to my knowledge. And two, the thing that's scary or the thing that's unnerving about that, that calendar. It keeps moving back every year. That's right. It keeps showing up more and more red, which is, was lovely to think about. Did you see Trump and Elon Musk feud coming?

Oh. Was that something on your radar, twos? Well, I kind of had to play a bunch of catch-up. I was basically lying in a, in a, um, dake-will-induced coma watching Ted Lassau all day yesterday. And, uh, and then I had to figure out what the heck was going on. So I'm not a huge expert on this, but I'm here for all the maims and I've been having fun watching it. it's um okay well i'm gonna i'm gonna share my screen here folks let's see if i can pull this okay here we go

okay so Elon Musk Donald Trump going at it with each other mom and dad are fighting Elon Musk says time to drop the really big bomb real Donald Trump is in the epstein files that's the real reason they have not been made public and that's just that's just the tip of the iceberg for this going back and forth Well, why did they, why would he say something like that, Sean? Why would Elon Musk say something like that?

Yeah, why would Elon Musk just so openly disparage and say something so accusatory to the president of the United States? What happened to precipitate this development? Well, it was the big, beautiful bill is where they attribute it to. Um, Subtid. So what happened was is that Elon Musk was vocally criticizing the big beautiful bill for a trillion dollars in new spending. As somebody who spent the last like, what, five months trying to reduce government spending.

He's saying this is, this is just wasting money and that it doesn't matter what side of the aisle does it. this is wasting money and we shouldn't do it. Correct. And then Donald Trump said, well, you know what? I think it's a great deal. It's the best deal. It's the biggest, most beautiful bill you've ever seen.

People always tell me, Donald, you have the best bills. Except Elon Musk, who says this bill is shit. And then they get a shit flinging match on the internet. Correct. Which is glorious. And so, yeah, you've got Republican Eric Swalwell. You may remember him as being the guy who spent years shacking up with the Chinese spy whose name is literally Fang Fang, like a James Bond villain. And never once wondering why a beautiful Chinese woman named Fang Fang was trying to hook up with him.

He didn't care. And he didn't care. See, just do that. Just be like, yeah, this hot Asian chick wanted to, wanted me to touch her bum. And I said, yes. Of course I did. Of course I did. Right.

But anyway, this guy who is a Democrat, now the Democrats want the Epstein files released. And the Democrats, I know, is passing big omnibus, huge spending bills. You're like, tell me more. Tell me more. Yes. Yeah, like you're just, I'm on the edge of my seat. Like the Democrats have now accidentally become siding with the idea of what's good, right and correct-ish in terms of politics. Oh, you want the Epstein files released?

Welcome to the party, pal. And so it's just been going back and forth where Donald Trump says, the easiest way to save money on our budget, billions and billions of dollars is to terminate Elon's governmental subsidies and contracts. I was always surprised that Biden didn't do it. And then Elon Musk says, in light of the president's statement about cancellation of my government contracts, SpaceX will begin decommissioning its dragon spacecraft immediately.

And then some random account with 184 followers says, this is a shame this back and forth. You are both better than this. Cool off and take a step back for a couple days. And then Elon Musk says, good advice.

Okay, we won't decommission dragon. He just picks some random account, nobody's ever even heard of, and starts talking to it directly. Defiant Els had a great take on this because Deviant Els is an account where it just screenshots all of the different times that stupid people have openly contradicted themselves.

And so, he says, might as well Elle myself for this one. His original tweet was Trump and Elon are both grown men who love and respect to the United States. I have no doubt in my mind that they are one conversation away from solving this. And then Elon Musk tweets, time to drop the really big bomb. Donald Trump is in the Epstein files. That's the real reason why they have not been made public. Have a nice day, Donald J. Trump.

Somebody says Hamas calls for a ceasefire between President Trump and Elon Musk. This one's good. Here's a picture of a cyber truck. that has the Donald Trump just got shot in the ear fist bump painted over top of it. And the guy says, damn it, now what am I going to do with this? I should have asked, I apologize, Chris, if I'm not allowed to read this,

but Chris had sent me, I would like to cancel my ticket for this crazy train ride, please. I'm going to go join the HUD rights and not participate in whatever live stream, Skynack, golden doiland, don't sex cult thing the USA is busy doing today. I'm like, yeah, you're sitting. That's actually probably quite accurate. You're sitting watching this.

You're like, what is going on? And then it just keeps going and going and going. And everything Tuesday is pretty much reiterated today is yesterday. You're just like the first time the Brothers Roundtable has talked about anything but the NHL playoffs or sports in general was yesterday. We're waiting for Jay. And we're watching our like, what is going on? We just started talking about Trump and Elon because it's like it's literally. what is this anyways I well done too as you reiterated I even liked your trump accent that was

that was that was pretty good thanks thank you all right separation abac's data surveyed 22703 canadian adults including a sample of 400 albertans in mid-May while alberta sample is relatively small and limits our ability to report reliably uh regional demographic or political subgroup differences within the province. The data still provides important national and provincial snapshot of how people are thinking about Alberta's relationship with the rest of Canada. But it doesn't really say that when it gets retweeted. So Courtney Theriott retweets or tweets this. And he says, new poll from Abacus finds that proposed question from Alberta Prosperity Project on sovereignty would be soundly rejected. It says yes, 18 percent, no, 69%. And then when you

actually go into the analytics of it. And this is exactly what Sean was saying is the survey was conducted with 2,273 Canadian adults and 400 Alberta adults. So even within the methodology of this survey, they're separating Canadians and Albertans. So not off to a great start in terms of solidarity for Canada. But yeah. So rather than, because they couldn't find enough of a.

sample size, probably because they asked 400 Albertans, and they were all like, yes, yes, yes, yes. And then they said, okay, well, what can we do? Let's just ask the rest of Canada. And so that's what they did. And so the big print on this is

that 18% of the people polled would say yes to a referendum. The fine print is that more than 80%, probably about 87% of the people polled, were from other parts of canon. Yes.

So it's a, it's a catchy little, you know, if you look at it, you're like, what is that? Well, and this is why I say things like Canadian polls are garbage. All right. You want the Alberta Democrat? Yeah, we've got a left-wing separatist party now in Alberta. So that's interesting.

So it's not just some far-right extremists. It's also the far-left extremists. so that's kind of fun and interesting uh this article i thought was kind of funny gloven mail who suck they are the absolute worst and this guy camel clark who uh has written for the global mail for a long time and uh the montreal gazette i want to say talks about whether canada should build a pipeline to the west or the east and the thing about it is is it's not really a question that's up for public debate it's the company should look at it and say which road would make us would make the most sense for us to build and then they would determine that and then

they would build that road or in which case like of the pipeline right but it's just it's such a non-starter of a question like well i don't know should we build one east or west well why don't we let the market decide and in the meantime we should just sit the fuck out because the market's deciding and if they want to build them north, south, east, west and on a bunch of diagonals, if that makes sense and they want to do it and they're not hurting anybody, then let them do it. I've got it in here twice, actually. Go ahead.

Going back to polling, Alberta polling, specifically. The cracks in the heat, Nenshi's leadership are widening and now even long time NDP allies are sounding the alarm. If there was an election now, the projected seat count in Alberta, legislator, legislator. would be Premier Daniel Smith, UCP at 61 seats. Naheed, Nenshees, NDP at 26 seats. I can pull up. Are you pulling up, Tuesday?

You want me to pull it up? Oh, I don't have the seat projection one here. Maybe I don't. I mean, I've got that. So you go ahead. Oh, sorry. Here's just Alberta provincial polling from polling Canada. This is as of May 21st, 2025.

This had it at 58%. up 5% or up plus 5 seats down 12 seats for the NDP up 5. That's plus 5% down 12%. The actual seat project, which I thought I had, has the only Steve, the NDP winning being in Edmonton and Calgary. I thought I had it. I thought I had it too, actually, but I don't. But regardless, Nogne.

NCHI is tanking and the NDP are not a serious party. and people are kind of coming around to that a little bit. And I'm sorry, I thought I had the graphic, but I guess I don't. But there's just, there's such this huge disconnect, right? Like even this tweet here. Not a single dime from Alberta went to equalization. Canadians who happened to live in Alberta paid exactly the same federal tax rate I did. And that money was distributed according to the formula passed by the last PM from Alberta.

Technically, that is correct. we've talked about this before. It's Stephen Harper. But just because it goes through intermediary steps doesn't mean that that money doesn't come from Alberta and go to other places. See, it goes to Ottawa and then it gets moved into this bank account and that bank account and that bank account. And then it ends up in fucking Quebec.

And that's it. That's how it works. It just because, just because I'm not writing a check to Jean-Philippe Blancois. doesn't mean that I am not paying for his fucking shit. This is literally breaking bad the car wash. What do they have to do? They've got a bunch of dirty money.

In their case, dirty with meth. In our case, dirty with oil. That they need to have a clean, reputable destination for. And so they just put it through a car wash. And then it comes out as clean money on the other end. And Ottawa is the fucking car wash. wash of this country when it comes to equalization. See, here's the thing.

If it all got collected at the same amount and then redistributed fairly, it would all go back the same way and be a complete wash. But it doesn't because it isn't. And that's why you have equalization. It's money laundering. If any of us do it, but it's legal if the government does. If we want to print money, it's counterfeiting. If they want to print money, it's quantitative easing.

it's fine when they do it. They've got a monopoly on it, and it's their thing, and we'll go to jail if we want to try it. Kildozer Day. I didn't realize that was this week. Yeah, yeah, it's actually my buddy Paul's birthday. So,

is it? Happy birthday, Paul. Yeah, happy birthday, and, you know, we got some different things going on. I thought this was clever. Girls with the Time Machine, I'm your granddaughter.

What? Really? Boys with the Time Machine? Marv, don't hit the time machine. to harbor store, you'll get stuck. Okay. Yeah, there was a whole bunch of... If that doesn't make you chuckle,

you haven't watched the killdozer documentary. You haven't, you know, like, that's clever. Yep. Any day can be a killdozer day if you want it to be. Never forget, 6404. And there's the killdozer done up like a monument. And here's what it looks like. I personally like where if you fast forward the video,

they bring out the dirt mover and then it puts the run on the dirt mover. Yeah, right here. He stares off. A little bit of checking between two large machinery. So the guy starts tear out. Oh, crap. Here he comes. Better get out of the way and he gives it a ride.

Yep. Yep. Get out of the way, buddy. Yeah. You're not prepared for this, buddy. Until right here, until they are prepared and they back it in. Yeah. Yeah.

So, killed him. I was always ready to be reasonable until it became time to be unreasonable. Yep. So happy killdozer day. Liberals introduced citizenship by dissent legislation. New legislation introduced today would extend citizenship by descent rules beyond the first generation. Bill C3, an act to amend the Citizen Act. would automatically give citizenship to anyone who would be a citizen today,

if not for the first generation limit. Under the current rules, a Canadian citizen born outside Canada cannot pass their citizenship to their child, who was also born outside the country. The new legislation would allow access to citizenship beyond the first generation, so long as the parents has spent at least 1,955 days, cum laude days or three years physically in Canada prior to the birth of their child. Yeah. Yes. So if one of your kids, if you guys move to Bulgaria and you have another kid and that kid's born in Bulgaria and then that kid has another kid, your grandkid is also born in Bulgaria, as long as the parent of that kid, your kid, spent at least three cumulative years. in Canada before your grandkid was born,

your grandkid would automatically become Canadian. But that's not the big thing about this article. The big thing about this article is that there are not going to be any cash transactions over $10,000 allowed anymore. What? Oh, where is it now? Oh, that's a different bill. That's a different bill.

Sorry, I'm confusing two different bills. But we could skip ahead to this one. The other bill that they put forward says that cash transactions over $10,000 are no longer allowed to just try and address money laundering concerns. Here's the thing. $10,000 isn't that much money in these days. And there's no sign that it's going to be inflation adjusted. Like, for example, member of parliament salaries.

Two is literally thought he had me there that I hadn't read the article. I'm like, I don't remember anything to do with $10,000. Well, they put two bills together so far. and I got them mixed up. Okay, fair enough. So what they're saying they're not going to allow any currency across the border?

What are you saying? Oh, well, let's see here. Where's the $10,000? Let me just find. The bill will outlaw cash transactions greater than $10,000 to prevent money laundering. Banks and credit unions would still be able

to take deposits in cash of over $10,000. So if you want to buy a car? Oh, you can't pay over $10,000. cash. That's what it's saying. You pay 10 grand in cash for anything. And you can't even do it in, like, if you want to buy something that's $15,000, you can't be like, okay, here's $7,500. And I'll come back in a couple weeks and give you the other $7,500. What are they going to do? What is the

bill? They want you to use, well, they want you to go through, they want you to use debit, I guess. They want you to do it through the banking. Yeah. It's all got to be tracked through the banking, which on the one hand, yeah, I get in terms of money laundering. It kind of makes sense. On the other hand, it's got a lot of potential pitfalls because one, this looks like exactly the kind of thing you would do as a first step to try and implement digital currency. And the other thing is that $10,000 isn't that much when your inflation is going through the roof. Like in another decade, you're not going to be able to buy craft dinner with cash because it's going to be illegal. And don't forget, they're pushing you

to the banks and TD Bank was one who got fined, sued. Several billion dollars for money laundering? For what? Money laundering. Wait a second. Now you're going to force us to put our money. What? How does that make sense?

This isn't an everyday citizen walking around with 50 grand in their pocket. Like, I mean, maybe you just scrutinize the big cash transactions and figure out what the heck's going on instead of making sweeping laws for, uh, you know, whoever it is who pay $12,000 for a car and cash. Just a thought. But hey, that's me. Let's make sweeping change, shall we? Where are we at here?

Canada is in danger of becoming a bureaucratic state where the government eats an ever-growing share of the economy. The trend has been accompanied by a productivity crisis and regulatory uncertainty, which has discouraged entrepreneurship and investors. midway through 2025, however, this glimmer of hope that the ship could be turning around. For the first time in a decade, the size of public service shrank over the past year, shredding nearly 10,000 jobs. It is a small step towards correcting the excessive ideologically driven growth, the Canadian government during the Trudeau era.

Well, the journey of a thousand miles begins with one step. How to eat a whale, one bite at a time. So to the 10,000 people who lost your jobs working for the government. Good. Good. Mass shooting at a Toronto pub linked to fiery tow truck turf war. Real quick. Chris Barber, Big Red official says,

when are people going to hit the limit when it comes to government overreach? Well, they keep voting for it, so I don't think they're there yet. But maybe that's just me. Mass shooting at Toronto Pub linked to fiery tow truck. turf war and a band of young guns for hire. Yes. But they're not a gang. They're not a gang.

They're just a loose affiliation of men who align for cash transactions to shoot people, but they're not a gang. Yeah. Tews has summed up the article very nicely. And here's the part that I really don't get about this. I want to see, like we saw things with cops losing their jobs in Ottawa over ties to these trucking gang wars. We've seen all kinds of stuff out of like Oshua and Brampton in Ontario.

Something about the tow trucks and the gangs. It's just it all keeps coming back to this all the time. And we get all this news reporting on what's happening. But nobody's ever really asked why. Like I would like to know why the hell are tow truck companies shooting each other in fucking pubs. It's not as though you've got, you don't have floral arrangement

designers throwing Molotov cocktails at each other in shopping malls. You don't have car dealerships running each other off the road on freeways. But we keep having these stories of these crazy things that truck driving or tow truck driving gangs are doing in Ontario.

And why? Why? Just why? Just explain to me why? Why is this happening? Why are our laws or the or the fines or whatever else set up in such a way that tow truck driving is ran by gangs? What is the incentive they see? Why do they feel like there's a need for violence?

How is this a solution to? to whatever problem they're having as companies in terms of avoiding or in terms of eliminating their opposition. And why does it keep fucking happening? They were going to tow the truckers, trucks. Yeah. It's payback maybe. I don't know.

Quebec floats cutting service for non-permanent residents. Quebec immigration minister Jean-Francois Robergh said he isn't ruling out the possibility of cutting services for non-permanent residents in the province if the federal government fails to have. have its annual immigration targets. Quoted, if we're forced to make difficult decisions, we'll make them. We're not at all at that point yet. And if we, and we don't want to get there, Reberts said,

underlining that the provincial government spent 500 million last year to support asylum seekers. The report describes three scenarios the government is considering to bring down the number of permanent residents from this year's target of 66,500. Thresholds could be lowered to 45,000, 35,000, 25,000, 25,000 over the next four years. Well, I mean, that's insane. That's a lot of money. And when you look at the asylum seekers, one of the other things in that bill that we were talking about before is that you're required as an asylum seeker to apply for asylum within a year of getting into Canada. This is one of the things that's going to crack down on it is that within the first year of arriving in Canada, you will now be required to declare yourself an asylum seeker.

I'm just going to go out on a limb and say that if your situation is so perilous that you need to come to Canada for asylum, but it's not so perilous that it takes you over a year to mention that's why you're here, it's probably not that fucking perilous. Liberals blasted for over job fare lineup in Hamilton. Reservice video from a spring job fair in Hamilton packed with 100,000, of people seeking work has gone social media users laying blame on the federal liberals the footage shows what appears to be mostly international students waiting in a huge line for their turn to show up uh show what they oh man show that they should be hired over others who believe in the same thing it's more than a little lineup as two is is is showing the video here it goes on and on and it goes all the way around the block like it goes around the corner and it goes around the corner and it goes around the corner. You know the term blockbuster,

like blockbuster video? You know how that coin got termed? Or how that term got coined? I don't know. Because the lineups outside movie theaters would start and they'd go around back in the day when you couldn't get it on your phone. Before you could even call in to find out

what the times were, you just got in line at the box office to buy the tickets. And the lineup went all the way around the block and all the way back to where it started. And they would call that a blockbuster. And it was either Jaws or Star Wars that was the first blockbuster movie, if I'm not mistaken. And so that's where like Blockbuster Video got its name.

And this is literally a Blockbuster lineup for a job fair. And Sean's looking up something in Grock. So I'm just going to say, here's another interesting thing. So Sean Frazier, who is this giant mammoth of a dude. Look at this picture. this is how tall he is. I bet you that chick next. Jaws is considered the first Blockbuster.

I just want to know. Out of all the things Tuesdays has said, probably in the last month, that, to me, I'm like, that was interesting. I didn't know that's why Blockbuster.

I didn't realize that's how Blockbuster got its name. I didn't realize that's what it was. It makes complete sense. And Jaws was considered to be the first Blockbuster. Jaws grossed over $407 million worldwide against a $9 million budget, making it the highest grossing film of its time until Star Wars

surpassed it. So there you go. That was a piece of trivia. I would have had zero clue about. My hat's good at my hat's off to you this morning. 161, we just gave you something that you know, I know everybody's here for the headlines,

but that was a cool piece of information. I had no idea. All right. Here's the next one though. Justice Minister apologizes for comments about indigenous veto over development projects. Sean Fraser had previously said the federal government believes its duty to consult and engage does not mean indigenous communities have a veto over nation building projects. And then he had to go back and apologize for saying that consultation does not mean giving you a veto.

Despite the fact that consultation does not mean giving you a veto. And so now we're in a situation where who the fuck knows. if you give one group unilateral absolute power over the shape and direction of this nation, I could see them making ridiculous demands. This is why getting a pipeline built anywhere right now is impossible. Is impossible. Yep. Right?

They could talk about, oh, this, all that, but this article just lays it out. You're like, there's no pipeline getting built anytime soon. No, no. It's, yeah, we should, yeah. I mean, if Canada doesn't want to build pipelines the way it is, maybe we need to go in a different direction. Murray Henderson, it's long overdue that it's time Alberta and Saskatchewan exit. Completely, completely agree.

I agree, Zane. Learn something new from Tuesday. My weekend is now set. You know, a little trivia with twos, I don't mind that at all. All right. I'll bust out more trivia. What is this? Have we seen this before?

Does it normally do this? Is this something new to us? Coral nuts. C.A. reposted this stream. I think she might have just, or he or she might have just commented that. I'm not entirely sure.

But I don't know. Maybe. I don't know if I've ever seen that before. Maybe. Okay. All right. If you're watching and join the show and you're on X or anywhere, hit the repost button.

You should repost it. You should repost it. You should re-stream it. You re-hit it, whatever, retweet it. All those things. appreciate your fine folks help. Okay, Amy Hamm, Vancouver nurse with 13 years unblemished record now faces a potential $163,000 legal bill

and three-month license suspension after the BC College of Nurses and Midwives found her guilty of professional misconduct for expressing her opinion that there are only two genders and that women have a right to a safe, female-only places like bathrooms, chain rooms, sporting competitions. Well, that just sounds like an extremist. That's the difference between Canada and the United States right now. And maybe other places. I want to go back to this comment from Chris Barber.

When are people going to hit the limit when it comes to government overreach? This is, so Amy Hamm is one of the ladies who had got together to put up that billboard a few years ago that said J.K. Rowling was right. And lost her job over it, barred her from practicing. and now on top of all of this, they said, we want you to pay $163,000. Because it's not just enough to disagree with the government. It's not enough for them to get their pound of flesh.

When people like Chris or people like Amy Hamm, Tamara Litch, it's not about, well, it's like the Joker says. It's about sending a message. Yeah. And that's exactly it. It's not just,

We're going to do the coup 6.5. It's not about a fair and measured response to what they feel the indiscretion is. It's if you poke your head up, we will do everything we can do. Fucking obliterate you so that nobody else pokes their head up because they'll look at the shattered remnants of what your life used to be. And they'll say, yeah, I don't want that for me. I'll maybe just shut up and go back to my fucking cubicle house made out of half a seat. can. I'll owe nothing and I'll be happy

but at least I won't be targeted by the government. Border bill would give authorities sweeping security powers and restrict asylum claims. The federal government has table a bill that would significantly limit who can pursue refugee claims in Canada while giving officials

of power to cancel immigration applications and mass. The bill table Tuesday also includes wide ranging border security measures aimed at reducing the flow of drugs and illicit goods out of Canada while giving security agencies fresh powers to collect information about electronic communications. It is one of the first pieces of legislation proposed by Prime Minister Mark Carney's government and goes much further than changes sought by his predecessor.

It would also clamp down on those exploiting a provision in the safe third country agreement with the United States. Under the agreement, people must claim asylum in the first country. They arrive in meaning that most are sent back to the U.S. if they arrive at the Canadian border. But that rule does not apply to anyone who has been in Canada for $14. days. The bill would change the rules to require people.

I was wrong when I said one year. When I said one year, it's actually 14 days. That was my bad. The bill would change the rules to require people to claim asylum within 14 days. After that, claimants would not receive a hearing and instead be subject to deportation. This seems fairly common reason. If you were to take this exact bill and take the liberal branding off of it and present it to any liberal voter two years ago. they would call you a racist bigot.

This thing that Mark Carney is proposing, I don't know, I don't know the finer points of it yet, but you look at it, you're like, okay, well, that doesn't seem too terribly bad.

It seems a little bit common sense, except for the $10,000 thing. But you look at it, you're like, okay, well, if you're here as an asylum seeker, and you don't mention that ever,

well, maybe you're not actually here on asylum. Well, if I read it correct, if I hold off saying I'm an asylum, asylum seeker until after two weeks, they can't deport me. And this is changing the rules so that it incentivized saying, hey, I'm an asylum seeker in the first 14 days.

You still probably get sent back to the U.S., but it puts a little more teeth in it. I hate to say it, but that kind of makes sense. It does. Let's see what the fine print is on it. Let's see what it actually looks like as it moved forward. Here, let's go back into the bazaars, shall we? Judge Tosses seized gun over racial profiling of a black driver's site,

systemic problem inside Peel Police. Appeal regional police officer engaged in the racial profiling of a black motorist. An example of systemic problem within the service, a judge has ruled. Constable Annand Gaddy stopped at the Jeep in Brampton on Sunday afternoon in October 23, 2003 after an automated license plate reader on his cruiser detected that the owner of the Jeep was facing drug charges in Toronto was under license suspension for medical and administrative reasons. Geez, sounds like it's a real problem so far. So he doesn't have a driver license according to the automatic license plate reader.

So he drives by this vehicle in traffic. And a bloop comes up and it says that the person driving this more than a license is a person who doesn't have a license. He's facing drug charges. Yeah. Yep. And so he pulls them over. He correctly determined that he would impact. on the vehicle if the driver was the suspended owner.

Early the same day, Gandhi had stopped another suspended motorist, a female driver, and simply issued a ticket. But in the later stop, he arrested and handcuffed the compliant black male owner of the Jeep, called for backup, ordered a baseless search of the vehicle and detained the driver for 90 minutes. This is what the judge had said in her April 29th judgment responding to the driver's application under the charter. I find that Officer Gandhi relied on information. about the accused outstanding charges of which he was presumed innocent,

combined with stereotypes about black men being more prone to criminality, more dangerous than other people to justify his decisions to arrest and detain. The accused, wrote the judge. Put differentially, or differently, had the driver said been a white woman, a confident, I'm confident the officer, Gandy would not have exercised his discretion to handcuff the detained in the back of the cruiser for over an hour for the sole purpose of writing up a summons. as a result, the evidence of an unlicensed rifle found underneath the mat and the cargo area of the jeep must be excluded, said the judge.

Because systemic anti-black racism in law enforcement undermines the administrator. It goes on and on. You get the point. So basically, he, the automated device in his car that detected a vehicle nearby, which was tied to somebody with an arrest warrant out for drug charges and whose license was suspended. tells him to pull over that guy. He pulls him over and then proceeds to search the vehicle, which you'd think if somebody was wanted on drug charges,

you'd check through the vehicle. Correct. Finds underneath the seat an unlicensed firearm. Correct. Okay? And they threw it out because it was racial profiling. So what color was the license plate that was being profiled here?

Because I feel like the license plate is the same color as every other fucking license plate in the province. because that's why he pulled him over and that it was systemic, it was racist of the cop to assume that the charges, he had a warrant out for his arrest under these drug charges. And it was racist of the cop to assume

that he should take those seriously. This is Kevin. That was him profiling. Just because he's black. We literally harp on the cops a lot. And here's a guy who takes every step, you think probably a police officer should take in this situation. To me, when I read it, I'm like, I probably would have done the same thing.

And then you search the vehicle, you find a, you know, a gun. You go, okay, well, this is just another reason to hold them for a bit and longer. And, you know, and everything's coming up. And the judge is like, systemic racism. You're like, really? Yeah. Well, look, I see stuff like this. And I get why Trudeau wore blackface.

Let's go to something a little, another, another way where we're at in Canada. CBC reports on the homosexual behavior of penguins in the Antarctica were hidden for over 100 years. Animal Pride, a documentary from the nature of things, brings these findings into the spotlight. We've all heard the rhetoric that being queer isn't natural, says naturalist and presenter, Connell Bradwell in the film. This is nature's coming out story. Happy Pride season, everyone. Happy Pride season. They're turning the frogs gay.

Yeah, we should have had. We literally should have had Alex Jones. Alex Jones. You know what? Let's see if we can get Alex Jones on an episode. Okay. All right. Yeah, like this would have been perfect.

Yeah, this would have been perfect. Tell me about the frogs. Alex, the mic is all yours. Go nuts. You got, Tuz, I don't know what you want to do with this. I'm just going to bring it up on screen. It's the Ottawa Police. Have a heartwarming story or positive moment with an Ottawa police officer.

We'd love to hear it. Share your experience at Ottawa Police. dot ca slash our Ottawa and help us spread some good news let's fill social media with kindness connection and community well i wonder what people have had to say about it do you think they've gotten a lot of um you know replies and discussions and everything they got the comments turned off well auto the ottawa has the comments turned off isn't that interesting uh i don't know if there's anybody watching today who has any interesting stories about heartfelt moments they shared with the Ottawa police.

And anybody watching today who maybe has worked closely with them over the past several years and maybe just, you know, probably on a first name basis with quite a few of them. And just wants to share some stories with them. I would recommend you go to

Ottawapolice.ca slash our Ottawa and share that story. Maybe you got to meet one of the horses. Maybe you were part of their veteran outreach program in 2022. You know, here's why I love Rough Rider fans. Anything else need to be said? So for those of you listening and not watching, it's a rider's jersey.

The name on the cross, name across the top is genders, and the number underneath it, two. Two. Yeah. So maybe Amy Hamm should use that as evidence in her appeal. picking buffalo berries and electric fences how wildlife is being managed. They surely won't be lions or tigers at the G7 summit in Canaanascus next month, and officials are doing their best to keep bears away too.

As many as 5,000 participants are set to descend on the area in the next few weeks, and officials are already working to install security barriers and clear out the area of anything that might attract bears to keep both people and the animal safe. Earlier this week, more than 200 local kids began plucking buffalo berry bushes around Canaanascus in an effort to detract bears from venturing into the area.

Now, before we get to the Buffalo Berries, I just want to take a moment to point out that the Canadian press is fucking retarded and that they need editors. Let me read this to you again. Retarded is coming back to us.

We'll get to that in a second. Picking Buffalo Berries and electric fences. So if you read this headline, it literally reads, literally reads that people are picking buffalo berries and that people are picking electric fences. This is why the Oxford comma exists. And you do not need to go to journalism school for four years to know the Oxford comma exists. I have never been to journalism school.

But the Oxford comma is a thing. And one of them would be really damn fucking handy in this headline. Now, the other thing that this article, which is just a paragon of Canadian journalism. Neglects to mention is that the G7 summit is happening in a few short weeks, and buffalo berries don't ripen until August, you dip shits. Do you know what has to happen to berries before anybody, including bears, wants to pick them and eat them? They've got to grow, and they have to ripen. How many sunflowers are you guys picking in your gardens right now? Probably zero. Do you know what?

Because they're 80-bitty. They're just small. If bears were going around eating all the sunflowers, you wouldn't even worry about it because there's nothing for them to eat yet. Can we start up every mashup with you picking apart a headline and how it's written?

The Oxford comma. That'd be a great rant. I'm just saying, I'm literally crying over here. I think that I... Am I the only one? Somebody else want to try them in on this? Oh, my goodness. That was...

That was... Stroke of genius right there. I mean, tell me I'm wrong. You're not. It's funny. When I read it, I've just, I've come to like, just in my brain, I read it. And I'm like, you know, you just make sense of it in your own way. It's like they, yeah, anyways, you pointing it out.

It's fantastic. Surging Canadian pride in the face of Trump's insults, stags after Canada's federal election poll finds. a surge in the Canadian pride when Canada sovereignty and dignity were under assault from the U.S. President Donald Trump and slumped back down to normal levels after the federal election. Surprise. Surprise. Yes, believe it or not, when we were talking about how this is just them picking a boogeyman to have an imaginary fight against so that the liberals had somebody as an antagonist going into the election and it was all going to go away after the election,

well, lo and behold, it appears as though we were prescient. in our predictions. Yes. And Lisa Ferguson said we are sending children out and pick them. I had the same thought. We're going to protect all these diplomats from the scary bears.

Let's get children out there. Can we also just maybe address the fact that there's plenty of buildings in Canaanascus? It's not like they're going to land in the wilderness and just be wandering around for fucking hours on end trying to find civilization or at least the nearest parking lot with a porta potty.

Yeah, just fantastic. Just fantastic. Give me a sec here. Just give me a sec here. Hey, buddy, what's going on? Five? Copy that. Wrong number.

Can we show the cow? Can we show this? Can we? Yeah. Yeah. Like when I think of Tom Luongo and saying become ungovernable, this video is partially it.

Yeah. So, Here's a cattle sale. And Guy says I was going to bid on this old girl and I decided to pass. And here we go. Oh, my gosh. This is a cow up in the stands. I just decided to climb all the way up and now is ripping apart the ceiling against the back wall.

Just hanging out. Luke, the kids aren't in there. are they you might better tell them stay in there if they are you better tell them kids stay in there if they are I tell you what and then there's a second video as well I do cows all like you're hanging up in the corner rick more of it apart this must been the first video or oh no maybe it is a second video oh my gosh Oh, and it's riping first. Oh, my gosh.

That's good. This is my new favorite cow. Who left that gate open? Who left that gate open? I tell you what, Gladys. If you leave that gate open. Become ungovernable, folks. This cow's got it.

Yeah. Yeah. That's great. The cow was reasonable until it was time to not be reasonable. Okay. Back to stupidity. The RCMP upset by unkind comments after vague lost child alert sparks confusion. After initially seeking the child's parents, RCMP later issued a statement asking the public to be kind.

They urged the public to remember that not all investigation details are known and express concern over the uncharitable comments received online. We're asking that people please be kind, they said in a release. You don't all know the circumstances surrounding the investigation comments on social media have not been kind. The statement reiterated. The initially alarming the press release, the initially alarming press release came early Monday, our morning on May 30th around 9 a.m., when Red Deer RCMP said they were looking for the family of a young child

located alone at the Hunting Hills High School on Lockwood Avenue and Red Deer. The police described the child as medium complexion while declining to offer any details on their gender, race, or name to help with identification. And a bunch of people basically said it's not clear, what comments the RCMP found unkind because what are you looking for here? Most of the criticism surrounded the police rather than the child or their family

one comment asking for the public's help is difficult if we literally have no idea who the child is. So, okay, well, it's, it's kind of like that guess who game, you know, where it's like, does the person have glasses? Does the person have brown hair? Is it a boy?

Is it a boy? That's the thing. We're looking for the parents of a five-year-old. with medium complexion. Medium what? Medium rare? I just want to point out that Kevin here says solid,

rant with an Oxford comma, so it's solid. Rant. I like the Oxford comma in there. That was well done. So a medium complexion. Hunter Biden's favorite prostitute charged with manslaughter.

Yep, that's the headline. That's the headline. That's the headline. That's the headline. I don't know. Is there anything else to say? Hunter Biden's favorite prostitute charged with manslaughter. Uh,

pet, pet zebra escapes and brings Tennessee interstate to a standstill. It's, it's what you think, folks. Yeah, there you go. It's a Tennessee interstate. And there's a zebra running out.

And that is a zebra running loose. Like, does nobody? Is it, is it Chris? Rock? What's the zebra in Madagascar? I can't remember. I think Chris Rock was the zebra in that. He was the zebra. Yeah, yeah, yeah. He's running. There he is. But yeah. So anyway, I don't know what the hell of the States has going on with these loose animals lately. But I'm here for every minute of it. Yeah. World boxing apologizes for naming Olympic champion Iman belief in sex testing policy. The president of World World. boxing has apologized after Olympic champion Amman Khalif was singled out in a governing

body's announcement to make sex testing mandatory. Yes. We're sorry that we had, uh, this is like the Sean Avery rule of boxing basically. So for those of you, I don't know, I'm sure you remember the Sean Avery rule, right? About.

About how you can't get in a goalie's face and just be like, not touching, not touching, not touching, not touching, not touching. It was Martin Bader. no, Sean Avery. No, no, no, but the goal he did it to is Martin Broder. He's playing for the New York Rangers. Yes. Martin Broder actually was playing for the Devils.

Thank you. Sure. Okay. This is my life. Yes. So, anyway, apparently we have this new rule in boxing called the Amman Kaleef rule, where if you have a dick, you're not allowed to play in women's boxing. And it's called the Amman Khalif rule, basically.

And they're apologizing for it. You're sorry that we had to name a boxing rule after your tiny dick. Deeply disappointing. Google and Home Depot pulls sponsorship from Pride Toronto. Pride Toronto faces a shaky future after two more corporate sponsors pulled their support for the festival just days before the beginning of Pride Month. Yeah. The organization says it's facing a $700,000 funding shortfall. well i mean it's just so weird google and home depot dropping sponsorship of gay pride like home

depot of all places apparently um it's not in this article but uh but they actually reached out to home depot um and asked them why they dropped the corporate sponsorship and according to home depot they let me make sure i got this correctly they quote ran the numbers and it turns out that not very many gay dudes by mitersaws. Air Canada, you want to show the, do you want to show the video? Are we showing the video?

They got an all 2SL flight. So Air Canada to launch Pride Month. They went to all, yes. And had the gayest flight you could ever imagine. Not inaccurate. And of course,

it wouldn't be a gay flight without a bunch of Frenchmen in it. And so they just keep going on about how great and how important this is. But here's the thing people don't realize is that

gay pride for Air Canada has been their modus operandi for years. Like they've been the gayest airline on the planet for like at least a decade. This isn't news to them. Look at that dude's mustache and tell me, of course, he's gay. Of course he is. Right. And this isn't the kind of thing. This doesn't sell airline tickets.

This does not work for you in branding as an airliner. Okay. You don't want this. Okay. The last thing I want to hear a pilot say as I'm boarding is that he's excited to go down on me later. It's an all gay flight. So everybody has to enter through the back door. How excited. Would any of you be to hear that the lesbian ground crew put a bunch of glitter in the jet fuel? We all know that gay male stewardess is redundant. But the one thing I would have actually liked to see from this is the slap fight they would have got into over who was going to be the one who gets to demonstrate how to keep that life jacket inflated. like could you just imagine how the conversation went at the front of the plane like sir this isn't a middle seat it's a joystick and then the pilot would be like well then why do you call this room the cockpit for every other job in the world i don't care be as gay as you want because it doesn't affect your job performance but entrusting the lives of hundreds of people to someone flying a plane with a limp wrist is a bad idea. And I don't think I'm crazy for saying it.

Carney. And even reports of people getting out of meetings, I guess in tears because they're being taken to task for not being prepared enough for their meetings with the prime minister. This was trying to point out that he is basically an awful boss. Yeah, how horrible it is. And we brought this up last week. Well, it wasn't exactly this,

but I brought up meetings as an example and then meetings ended up being the thing here. Last week it was just hypothetical, but you show up on time and you show up prepared. And when people are showing up unprepared for meetings with the prime minister, who's the head of your organization if you work in Ottawa, you're going to meet with this CEO of your company

and you don't have any notes ready? And then he says, what the fuck is wrong with you? you're meeting with the CEO of your company and you don't have any notes ready. They leave the room crying. And that's just the men. I get the fact that the culture's gotten pretty fucking slack

over the past while. And I like the fact that Mark Carney says, look, if you want things to be the way they used to be, you can go work for whatever the hell company Justin Trudeau is pretending to be in charge of. And you guys can show up at 10 or 10.30 and just, you know, what's going on?

I got somebody knocking out the door. Keep going. Okay. All right. Well, yeah, you could show up at like 10 or 10.30. Just doing whatever you want. You can wear your crocs. We can all sit in beanbag chairs and smoke a bomb before the job gets going.

But if Mark Carney is in charge, you're going to fucking show up on time and prepare. I like it. I like it. He's a shit? Yes. Are the liberals a disaster that I never want anywhere in your government? Absolutely. but Mark Carney telling people to show up on time and prepared for meetings,

I got nothing but time for. Okay. So, uh, I, he just said, he should have been sitting in my seat for the last two years. So now I'm just going to hand over.

You two can finish this off. Oh, Hey, Jamie Sinclair. What a surprise. This is what we call a hostile takeover. We tried kicking him out of here how many weeks ago. It's finally happened.

James. Claire in the hospital. I got McDonald here with me. Willie, come on over here. Oh, the infamous Willie. You won't be able to hear him. We just be able to talk. Yeah, I can translate there, Willie.

Howdy? So we've been asked to come here and talk about what's going on in Juneau here. And I hope you don't mind, Sean. But, yeah. Anyways, yeah. Two things. Sorry. So just to introduce this next little bit.

So one, Sean, and he did reiterate this earlier in the show gives a silver coin to everybody who comes by for a podcast episode. And you and Willie are now there. He owes each of you a silver coin. Of course he does. He's digging out the coins right now. He's looking high and low for him. Good, good, good, good.

The second thing is that this is the 81st anniversary of the Juno landing today. Yes, it is. And so last year, Jamie was over in France for that. And this year he wanted to talk to us a little bit about what's been going on with that. So Jamie, the floor is yours. Give me a sec. What is the sec for what? Look at this.

What's he doing? You're not only handsome, but you're actually handy. What's he doing? What did he do? It's like red green. He's setting up. All right. I'm going to put Willie back on with headphones so he can hear you.

Okay. All right. Okay. So did he get you this over coins yet? Not yet. He's digging him out. He's digging him out. All right.

Okay. So today. important day, this is the day prior to the invasion. The men would be on the coast. And what happened in Saskatchewan today is that General Cliff Walker, he went on to the Evan Bray show, talked about what was happening there. So if you actually

really want to hear a very wise man that's like he's a legend in our regiment, go on to the Evan Bray show, and just look for General Cliff Walker. And at 12 o'clock today, Eddie Stanielski, another legendary guy, he's going to be talking about what's happening in Juneau with our two Regina rifles that are over there now. So tonight in the cemetery, this just beyond Nan Green,

it's in between Nan Green and Brettville, where our statue is and lots of Canadians have been going there to see it, which is super cool. there'll be a hundred 158 to 200 kids in this cemetery and at dark they put candles on top of the of the headstones of all the rifles and if you don't cry when you're there

seeing what's going on there then you're not a human it's a pretty cool thing so that's what's going on in Europe today we sent or we bought 200 coins for the kids that did it last year so Antoine's our lead guy over there. He's obviously a French citizen, but he runs the Royal War John Rifle Association over there, and he just does a great job. So they'll be handing out all these coins to the kids

that did it last year for the 80th, as well as we sent over a bunch of Saskatchewan flags and pins for the kids. So it's going to be a pretty special day. And the statue is such a huge draw for Canadians that go there now and as well as French people that want to come in and and experience it's only been there for a year. So pretty important thing. I don't know, Willie, if you got anything you want to add? Nope, no, I think you said it all, buddy. Oh, okay, good.

That's, so yesterday it was a cool day. We celebrated Steve Ambrose 38 years of service. Yeah, I heard that. And thank you for doing that. No, it's, we're a little bit hungover. Not as bad as I was after it came here after Dancoitz's his retirement party. but there were some good tales last night and some craziness went on, but I know it was a lot of fun.

And thank you for letting me come here and talk about the importance of June 6th and the beginning of the liberation of Europe. So that's all I got. We just bought two dirt bikes for our kids and we're heading to Saskatchewan right now. So yeah, big day. Kids are going to be excited. Excellent. All right.

Well, that's clear. here? Did Sean say anything about, you know, me not being able to talk at the Cornerstone, or did he talk about that at all? Or was that? No, no, it's crazy. You know, he just kind of wanted to brush your off. Maybe you guys can talk about that as I'm driving and I'll put you back on. I can maybe listen to it. Well, you know, I mean, it was so interesting because he had this speaker lined up and then he just benched him at the last minute. Yeah. And I get it. Like for the right person, I was like, yeah, of course I can let her talk. But I thought he told everything. everybody. Hey, Sickler's not in anymore.

But anyways, I guess you can talk about that now. I'll leave another. For those of you don't know what happened, Jamie got bumped off the roster at the last minute. He was a last minute cut to the team. And so he didn't get to, he didn't get to stand on the podium.

It's all right. Hey, I gave up my spot for a better person. I'm okay with that. But we'll see you happens next year. Hopefully we get really in there. Yeah. And hopefully he doesn't get really in there.

cut either. Up the Johns. Happy June 6, boys. Hey, have a good day. You guys. Thanks for stopping. Oh, my goodness. Do you get them? All right. You know what?

I gave him coins yesterday. Did you give them coins today for this? No, I didn't give coins. You just, I just, can we rewind the game tape? Can we go back about an hour to the part where you said that every time somebody shows up for a podcast? episode, you give them coins. You specifically said that.

It's like you don't even care about the fucking veterans, man. I'm just disappointed. Really? Really? Coins are still there. Give them some silver. Jamie, as you turn this back on, if you would park the vehicle and come on back up, we could probably have a celebratory sasparilla that is in the fridge that he brought me

yesterday and is now full because of Jamie Sinclair yet again. I feel like all I do is give out Jamie Sinclair's beer. So if anyone's stopping through him, would like one of those. And if you wanted to come and talk about a chunk of silver, we could, we could share that. Jim Sinclair speaking of the courthorne was only reason I bought a ticket,

but I did get to meet him, which was great. Eileen Clark, really, Eileen? Is that true? I can't tell if people are pulling my leg anymore. Give the people what they want. Yes, all right. And you know what? And you know what?

You know what? You know what? Given the people what they want is why we got flipping, uh, Mark Carney in, okay? All right. I gave him Tamara Leach instead. All right. Well, did you hear that, Eileen?

He just compared you to downtown Ottawa. Okay, where are we at here? Truck rolling. Whoa, I want the Irish comedian. Can we get the Irish comedian? He's not even really a comedian. He's just a guy who says stuff that happens.

No, to me, he's the Irish comedian. I see this on there. And I'm like, I just want to hear, uh, here all. My Irish sensibilities. I don't know at all. I don't fucking want. I want it all. I'd have to get up early and fucking clean it.

You need to find your perfect person. No, you fucking don't. Everyone's annoying. You're annoying and I'm fucking annoying. Here's the perfect person for you. You still think they'd be decent looking if they got quite a bit fatter and both of you know how to shut up sometimes. We talked all night.

It was amazing. You can't fucking live like that. You talk for a little while until you're bored of each other, then you eat a pizza and fall asleep. That's sustainable. That's a relationship that can last a lifetime. You're not going to have to have a little bit. have a perfect house with everything fucking organized with loads of little containers for your different pastas. One of the rooms in your house is gonna smell and you're not gonna be able to find the source. That's fucking life.

You're not gonna have a load of money and if you do, everybody's gonna try and fucking take it off you because people are greedy cunts. If you're still alive and you smell okay, that's enough. Follow me. I'm delicious. I thought that was wonderful. I have all the time. I'm never watch it. When I see he's coming up, I'm like, I'm just gonna leave it. Tuesday can play it live for me. All good. Michelle says maybe we should talk to Jamie about coming to Regina since he got cut in Calgary.

I tell you what, Michelle, I suggested Jamie. I did. Be sitting right there. You'd be silly not to invite him to talk. And actually, Michelle, just a quick little heads up. When we do the community notes, you should throw some details about that in the community notes real quick so we can talk about it.

Yes. Truck hauling honey hives rolls over freeing 250 million bees. Now, I just want to focus on this headline. truck hauling honey hives rolls over freeing 250 million bees. See, the bees were in the beehives and they weren't free. Because anybody who's ever doing anything about beehives knows that the most important thing to do when you're making a beehive is to seal them off completely so that none of the bees can ever escape and go anywhere. You can't have the bees roaming freely.

and I get the fact that our media is is having a little bit of difficulty lately. But trapped in beehives and then they got freed, they're free to leave at any point. They're not required to stay there. Does anybody understand how beehives work? Tews' annoyance is as much with the material in the story as it is with the headline and the grammar that is happening in front of his eyes. And I'm all here for the annoyance with grammar. I think it's great. CNN, the R-word is back, how a slur became re-normalized.

The word retarded is... The word retarded is back. It's one of the great culture victories, Rogan said, with a laugh in the April 10th episode of the Uber popular podcast, probably spurred on by podcasts. And a few months earlier on January 6th, Elon must use the word in response to a Finnish researcher who called must the largest spreader of disinformation in human history.

It's back. it never left or at least it's true left over here i mean how many times how many times did i catch hell in the in the early days text line for for saying the r word for saying the r word don't recall that oh yeah you'd yeah you'd send me like screen captures of you know just some random texts that came in and it's like you know it's great except for the fact that twos was using the r word i find that offensive and it's it's it's It's it's like think about it like I think of the most retarded person I ever worked with. Okay.

It was this guy. His name was diesel Mike. And we called him diesel Mike because on two separate occasions, he filled a diesel truck up with gas. And gas does not work in a diesel engine. As somebody like Zane would probably know. It doesn't run. And so anyway, he did it the first time. and that sucked.

And then he did it the second time. And that was just like the tip of the iceberg in terms of the way this guy was an idiot. And I remember there was this one time where I was just in this discussion with people talking about the stupidest people we'd ever worked with. And I said that the most retarded guy I have ever worked with was Diesel Mike. And somebody jumped in and said, well, you know, that's actually really offensive to special needs people. And I said, you're absolutely right.

I'm sorry, my bad. I didn't realize you'd also worked with him. Because it's offensive that you, yeah. Anyways, the point is, is it's back and I'm here for it. Two is slacking this week, and there's no long drawn-out headline about the postal service, which I'm really disappointed for our. So no matter how good mashup 161 is,

it'll always have an asterisk beside it because there was no long headline telling me, you know, it's Battlestar Galatka, 269, 7, 3, 1, 4, and everything else. And so, you know, there's rallies being held. I feel like, you know, Tews has funny things with headlines. And I like the picture on this. Okay, here we go.

CTV News. Rallies held to stir up support for Canada Post workers across the country. Yes. Now, the interesting thing about this article is that I was unable to find any follow-up articles. I liked how they literally took a picture of Canada Post, sign with one person in the entire picture. In front of it. And I don't think they're, I'm like, there's, what?

You're, you're literally talking about how they're, they're stirring up support. And there's one person out there. Well, they, they apparently had rallies in 13 different cities. Sure. Across the country. If you never, if you can't see it, did it ever happen? Mm-hmm. And so, yeah, uh, I think that the union is incredibly over.

overestimating the amount of support they have amongst the regular people, the plebs of the world, who are forced to pay outrageous sums for this absolute idiocy of a company who has been brought to its knees by a parasitic union. All right. Happy, happy, happy news. Okay, banana ball. I watch this. I'm like, if I had a little more time, I would have tried to figure out. What is banana ball? Is this like the globe trotters of baseball? Is that what it is? No, like it's the Savannah bananas. So Savannah, Georgia. They've got a team that basically just has a ton of fun. Whenever they're out playing, they do a bunch of trick plays.

You know, if it's a pop ball into the outfield, they'll catch it with a backflip like you just saw or something like that. Okay. They get a whole lot of engagement from the crowd. They've got the flashy outfits. They'll do kind of goofy dances and stuff like that. It's just fun and interesting. It's everything baseball should be.

And they're kind of. The Harlem Globe. It's not the Gold Trotters. It's evolving. This would be like, Blue Jays or, okay, how about the Raptors? Okay, we'll stick with the Harlem Globetrotters thing. This would be like if the Raptors

eventually morphed into the Globetrotters. They started doing Globetrotter things during the games and then eventually kind of turned into the Globetrotters. Anyway, and now apparently they got their own TV show. So I think that's kind of fun. It's one of the few things that I've heard about on a conventional network in the past decade where I'm even remotely interested in wanting to watch.

Okay. Alaska man somehow survives three hours face down in Frid Creek under 700 pound Boulder. His wife held his head up, essentially. But that's pretty cool. Yeah. That's impressive. Yeah, they're out on a hike, landslide, anyways, gets trapped, she keeps them alive.

They get found three hours later. And they're there to talk about it. So that's pretty cool. Yes, I completely agree. Now, community notes. No, no, no, one more, one more. No, that's it. We don't have any more.

One more. We don't have one more, Sean. We don't have one more. I don't know if anyone was watching the other night. There you go. A little slow-mo, a little down the boards. Oh, there it comes. You're going to come out and tat.

This is overtime, okay? A little how you doing? Oh, Nugent Hopkins throws it. Down we go. Now Corey Perry, the old Wiley veteran, 40. They're going to pressure him. Oop, boop to the best player on the planet. Now McDavid's got it.

He's looking. Barkoff. Oh, where are you going? Nope, not there. And bang in the back of the net. Oilers take game one. Happy news, folks. Happy news.

Why is this in happy news? It's happy news. See, you get. You're trying to get rid of it and you're like, maybe I should just leave it on there. Watch the oilers celebrate and really slow-mo. It's fantastic. Uh-huh. All right.

Yep. All right. Community notes. What do you got for me? Well, do you want me to go first? Yeah, you go for it. Well, you got it all lined up.

All right, Ben Perrin. He says the sat market is Friday, June 27th, 4 to 9 p.m. In Chinatown at the White Diamond Conference Center, free to attend all local merchants, plus educators, ready to help anyone that wants to learn about Bitcoin, set up their wallet. The goal enable greater independence and sovereignty through money that Ottawa can't control. And it's, uh, this is the night before the Bitcoin rodeo with lots of great speakers over the weekend. So if you're in Calgary, Friday, June 27th, check out the sat market. And then, uh, Kayla had, uh, sent me, okay, um, join us Saturday, June 28th for Airjree's second annual car meetup, calling all muscle cars, JDM, KDM, Euro, classic cars, supercars. Cool rides and motorcycles too.

If you have one and want to show it off or just like to drool on them, then come on out. No registration required. Everyone welcome all ages, free barbecue, rain or shine. And if you're looking for a free family event, we'll see you 1 p.m. on Saturday, June 28th, 101 Highland Park Common North East. The event is hosted by Lyft Youth Fitness 409 Performance, Brockways Automotive. I'm brought to you by the Youth Committee of the Erdry East UCP Constituency Association. That's what I got. Angela, one of the few good people in politics putting that on.

I'm not sure if she'll be there personally or not. Michelle Krieger says the Prairie Rising Forum coming up in Regina on October 18th. Tickets go on sale June 15th. Full details will be on the website shortly. What website, Michelle? Love my name. You can just Mashup 161 game 2 tonight.

Yeah, yeah, it's great. Oilers suck to do do do do do do do oilers suck do do do do Folks. Mashup 161 will catch you next week. Who's and I back every Friday, 10 a.m. Mountain Standard time. Q&A at the you were supposed to have it in your notes.

But I don't know what Tuesday is talking. June 19th, June 19th, at the Iron Horse Saloon is Shane Getson's Q&A. I'm going to be trying to facilitate questions either remotely or they're in person. September 19th to 21st, the Wii Unify Conference in September at

the BMO Center in Calgary. Lots of big names. You can just look them up online. And I think that's it. And now you can go back to your thing. All right. Well, we're here every Friday morning. 10 a.m. Mountain Standard time.

We'll be back next week. Appreciate you all tuning in. Go Oilers. Suck at Flames. And Tuesday's been a pleasure to get you next video. Tell me whether I'm wrong or right East or west up or down side to side I sit to stand and fall to fly

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