Health Canada sides with BIG PHARMA to SPITE Trump + Liberals caught FUNDING Antifa-linked group?!

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The Supreme Court temporarily halts the cull of 400 ostriches in BC after a court battle over avian flu recovery.

Candice Malcolm opens the show by promoting Juno News and introducing guest Wyatt Claypool, founder of the National Telegraph. They begin with the story of Universal Ostrich Farm in Edgewood, BC, where the CFIA ordered over 400 ostriches culled after avian flu, despite recovery; the Supreme Court recently stayed the order amid protests. Malcolm questions conservative leader Pierre Poilievre's lack of involvement, and Claypool calls it bureaucratic overreach. The discussion moves to Health Canada clashing with Trump's FDA over Tylenol use during pregnancy, with Malcolm citing studies linking it to autism and ADHD, and noting Tylenol's past warnings. Claypool criticizes Health Canada for politicizing science. After a sponsor break for Unsmoke, they explore Trump's executive order labeling Antifa as a domestic terrorist group, contrasting it with Liberal silence and funding for the Anti-Hate Network, which has court-accepted Antifa ties. Claypool describes how this group and Press Progress smear conservatives through media laundering. Malcolm shares a personal example of a Globe and Mail correction after a Press Progress hit piece on her husband. They tie this to Charlie Kirk's assassination, blaming media rhetoric. Claypool argues left-wing violence is underreported compared to far-right labels. The second guest, Jonathan Wellam of Rocklink Investment, joins to discuss fiscal policy. He warns of a $100 billion deficit under Prime Minister Mark Carney, beyond Trudeau's spending, and a $670 billion capital shortfall from bills like C-69 harming the economy. Wellam contrasts this with Trump's reindustrialization and deregulation in the US, advising cautious investment in Canada with focus on US markets and precious metals. Malcolm notes Carney's moderate image but similar ideology to Trudeau. The episode ends with Malcolm announcing a hiatus to focus on family, with other hosts continuing the show.

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