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#WATCH | Delhi: On SHANTI Bill, Congress MP Manish Tewari says, "The combined Opposition has walked out of the Lok Sabha, primarily because the Govt has failed to address the two core issues in the Bill. One, it's a very strange position for the Govt to take that a supplier will not be liable for a faulty product which he may supply, which leads to a nuclear incident or accident. Where is the pressure coming from to completely absolve the nuclear suppliers? It's inexplicable that in a matter as serious as nuclear energy, to completely give a pass to the suppliers is something which is completely unheard of. Two, this Govt seems to have a strange philosophy that while you will privatise profit, you will socialise liability. That you will not make private companies liable for their actions but Govt will take the responsibility for that. This is unprecedented. You are turning the whole concept of a democratic welfare state on its head. That's why, because there were no satisfactory answers, the Opposition walked out of the Lok Sabha in protest."

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U.K. comedian arrested over tweets about transgenders A famous British comedian was arrested after returning to the United Kingdom for a trio of posts he made on social media, which police said amounted to inciting violence. “If a trans-identified male is in a female-only space, he is committing a violent, abusive act. Make a scene, call the cops and if all else fails, punch him in the balls,” wrote Graham Linehan on X. “I hate them. Misogynists and homophobes. Fuck em,” read another post from Linehan, the creator of popular British shows The IT Crowd and Father Ted. A third post simply said “A photo you can smell” with a picture of left-wing protesters. On Tuesday's episode of The Ezra Levant Show, Ezra Levant 🍁🚛 condemned the arrest as an authoritarian act by police. It was “not normal” for five armed police to arrest Linehan at the airport, Ezra said, where he was then grilled for hours and eventually charged. “Maybe it's not actually about securing a conviction,” he continued. “Maybe charging him is about terrorizing people into silence,” showing the public that “no one is safe,” regardless of fame or popularity, if you cross transgender activists. And while his posts may have been “rude,” citizens are supposed to be allowed to be rude in the United Kingdom. “Can any pro-transgender cop arrest someone who is rude towards trans people and say stop tweeting or you'll stay in jail?” Ezra asked. “Well of course,” he said. “It may not be lawful, but it works.”
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U.K. comedian arrested over tweets about transgenders A famous British comedian was arrested after returning to the United Kingdom for a trio of posts he made on social media, which police said amounted to inciting violence. “If a trans-identified male is in a female-only space, he is committing a violent, abusive act. Make a scene, call the cops and if all else fails, punch him in the balls,” wrote Graham Linehan on X. “I hate them. Misogynists and homophobes. Fuck em,” read another post from Linehan, the creator of popular British shows The IT Crowd and Father Ted. A third post simply said “A photo you can smell” with a picture of left-wing protesters. On Tuesday's episode of The Ezra Levant Show, Ezra Levant 🍁🚛 condemned the arrest as an authoritarian act by police. It was “not normal” for five armed police to arrest Linehan at the airport, Ezra said, where he was then grilled for hours and eventually charged. “Maybe it's not actually about securing a conviction,” he continued. “Maybe charging him is about terrorizing people into silence,” showing the public that “no one is safe,” regardless of fame or popularity, if you cross transgender activists. And while his posts may have been “rude,” citizens are supposed to be allowed to be rude in the United Kingdom. “Can any pro-transgender cop arrest someone who is rude towards trans people and say stop tweeting or you'll stay in jail?” Ezra asked. “Well of course,” he said. “It may not be lawful, but it works.”

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WATCH: CBS exposes European climate arrogance and steadfast refusal to adopt A/C in the face of a deadly heat wave, TONY DOKOUPIL: We are launching a new series here tonight, something we are calling The Big Question- the first one inspired by our news of more than a thousand heat-related deaths in Europe. The continent has more heat-related deaths per capita than anywhere else on the planet but in fact fewer hot days. So why is the heat in Europe so much deadlier than everywhere else? He is Leigh Kiniry with The Big Question. LEIGH KINIRY: In Europe, there's a perfect storm. The oldest population on any continent that's warming the fastest. France's record heat last week is linked to roughly 1000 deaths of mostly elderly. INE VANDECASTEELE: All climate related impacts on hazards, heat is the biggest killer. KINIRY: European officials are calling for change, but not the kind that may seem obvious. Install air conditioning, especially for vulnerable people, and save lives. Why is that not a solution in Europe? VANDECASTEELE: My honest response is I don't think that should be the solution anywhere. In the longer term, what happens is installing more air conditioning actually emits more heat into our environment so it will actually increase the speed of warming. KINIRY: It's also more expensive. Energy prices are much higher in Europe. Governments find other ways to cool historic and densely populated cities. In Rome, wearable technology is distributed to monitor the elderly who are by far in the most danger. A recent survey in France said one in six people they surveyed said they'd rather suffer for the sake of the environment. Does that surprise you? VANDECASTEELE: No. We’re not doing this for us. We’re doing this for the future generations. KINIRY: Leigh Kiniry, CBS News, London.
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WATCH: CBS exposes European climate arrogance and steadfast refusal to adopt A/C in the face of a deadly heat wave, TONY DOKOUPIL: We are launching a new series here tonight, something we are calling The Big Question- the first one inspired by our news of more than a thousand heat-related deaths in Europe. The continent has more heat-related deaths per capita than anywhere else on the planet but in fact fewer hot days. So why is the heat in Europe so much deadlier than everywhere else? He is Leigh Kiniry with The Big Question. LEIGH KINIRY: In Europe, there's a perfect storm. The oldest population on any continent that's warming the fastest. France's record heat last week is linked to roughly 1000 deaths of mostly elderly. INE VANDECASTEELE: All climate related impacts on hazards, heat is the biggest killer. KINIRY: European officials are calling for change, but not the kind that may seem obvious. Install air conditioning, especially for vulnerable people, and save lives. Why is that not a solution in Europe? VANDECASTEELE: My honest response is I don't think that should be the solution anywhere. In the longer term, what happens is installing more air conditioning actually emits more heat into our environment so it will actually increase the speed of warming. KINIRY: It's also more expensive. Energy prices are much higher in Europe. Governments find other ways to cool historic and densely populated cities. In Rome, wearable technology is distributed to monitor the elderly who are by far in the most danger. A recent survey in France said one in six people they surveyed said they'd rather suffer for the sake of the environment. Does that surprise you? VANDECASTEELE: No. We’re not doing this for us. We’re doing this for the future generations. KINIRY: Leigh Kiniry, CBS News, London.

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🇨🇦 Poilievre should push immigration issue 'with a vengeance': Ezra Levant 🍁🚛 With a new poll showing the Liberals and Conservatives in a near tie among voter support, Ezra Levant says Pierre Poilievre needs to make fixing Canada's broken immigration system his party's top priority. A new poll from Abacus Data has found voters are split almost evenly among their support for the Liberals (41%) and Conservatives (40%). While Prime Minister Mark Carney has a slight edge on Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre in favourability ratings, the largest gap between respondents was on the issue of immigration and refugees. For the 24% of respondents who placed immigration among their top three current issues, 59% felt the Poilievre Conservatives were the party best equipped to address the problem. On Tuesday's episode of The Ezra Levant Show, Ezra said the Conservatives need to target immigration as an issue, giving them an avenue to tap into a topic that is top of mind for many Canadians. “Carney's position is a fringe position, is an extreme position,” Ezra explained, referring to the 18% of respondents who said they trusted the Liberal leader most to deal with immigration. Canada's immigration system is the most out of control “in the world” after a decade first under Justin Trudeau, now under Carney — “which is precisely why the regime media calls Poilievre's position fringe and extreme and racist.” Ezra suggested Poilievre needs to say, “what so many Canadians are saying quietly to each other, that immigration is out of control and it needs to be stopped” instead of “continuing the unfortunate tradition of being scared of his own shadow.” Elections will have divisive issues either way, argued Ezra. “Poilievre can let the media choose the controversy,” he said, like letting the press focus on which leader has the most disdain for U.S. President Donald Trump. “Or Poilievre can choose the controversy that suits him best,” Ezra went on, “by outlining a very strong immigration policy of kicking out frauds, deporting those who have no right to be here and imposing cultural values tests on foreign extremists, letting Canadians get entry level jobs instead of temporary foreign workers.” Canada's mainstream media would “freak out” over this, he added, which would serve more like an ad for Poilievre, “spreading the word that Poilievre means deportations.” But the general public, “certainly not anyone under 50,” has little regard for the legacy media's pundits. “This poll shows us two things, don't dump Poilievre just because the Liberals don't like him,” Ezra said. “The second thing it shows is, Poilievre should come back with a vengeance on immigration and link to everything from crime to health-care waiting lines to overspending to traffic. That's one policy the Liberals will never co-opt.”

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#WATCH | Abu Dhabi, UAE: Ahead of PM Modi's visit, UAE Minister of State for International Cooperation, Reem Al Hashimy says, "I think especially today, energy is compromised around the world because energy has also been weaponised by the Strait of Hormuz being taken hostage effectively, which is something the international community is also looking to address. By doing so, you are having many people all around the world - including in India, really struggle with basic household needs. That is something that will certainly feature in our conversations tomorrow. But more importantly, it is important to highlight that the UAE has always been, and continues to be, a responsible global player in the energy space which also explains a little bit why the UAE decided to exit OPEC a couple of weeks ago and really the primary reason for that would be that we were not producing to the full potential of what we are able to and particularly at this time when there is such challenges in supply, the UAE wants to be able to continue to play that responsible global partnership role."
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#WATCH | Abu Dhabi, UAE: Ahead of PM Modi's visit, UAE Minister of State for International Cooperation, Reem Al Hashimy says, "I think especially today, energy is compromised around the world because energy has also been weaponised by the Strait of Hormuz being taken hostage effectively, which is something the international community is also looking to address. By doing so, you are having many people all around the world - including in India, really struggle with basic household needs. That is something that will certainly feature in our conversations tomorrow. But more importantly, it is important to highlight that the UAE has always been, and continues to be, a responsible global player in the energy space which also explains a little bit why the UAE decided to exit OPEC a couple of weeks ago and really the primary reason for that would be that we were not producing to the full potential of what we are able to and particularly at this time when there is such challenges in supply, the UAE wants to be able to continue to play that responsible global partnership role."

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STOP SUBSIDISING FOREIGN CORPORATIONS TO GENERATE RENEWABLE ENERGY It’s been annouced that the Federal Government will give Rio Tinto $2.4 bil to save Tamago smelter. Add that to $2 billion for Boyne smelter, $2.4 billion for Whyalla smelter & $240 million to other smelter operators. The owners of these smelters are predominantly foreign owned. Manufacturing is vital to our success as a nation but not if it has to rely on billions of dollars of subsidies from taxpayers in order to prop up predominantly foreign owned renewable energy corporations. The best way to make manufacturing profitable in Australia is to build base load power stations that will provide cheap reliable energy 24 hours a day without taxpayer handouts. That will lower energy costs for all Australians and Australian businesses not just foreign corporations. Payroll tax also needs to be abolished. People First is the only party that has a policy to fund the construction of wealth generating Infrastructure through the creation of an Infrastructure Bank. We will also fund the abolition of payroll tax by removing the CGT exemption on foreigners who own shares and charge them stamp duty. The lies and subsidy being pushed by Chris Bowen and the Labor party in regard to renewable energy has to stop. To help us lower your taxes and put the Australian people first please sign up today at ••••••••••••• “A bailout of the country's largest aluminium smelter will cost taxpayers $2.5 billion dollars, with the New South Wales and federal governments expected to split the bill down the middle. Late last year mining giant Rio Tinto warned the Tomago Aluminium plant could be forced to close when its energy supply contract ran out in 2028, due to the rising cost of renewable and coal-fired power. The joint investment will deliver a long-term renewable energy solution for the Tomago Aluminium smelter.”
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STOP SUBSIDISING FOREIGN CORPORATIONS TO GENERATE RENEWABLE ENERGY It’s been annouced that the Federal Government will give Rio Tinto $2.4 bil to save Tamago smelter. Add that to $2 billion for Boyne smelter, $2.4 billion for Whyalla smelter & $240 million to other smelter operators. The owners of these smelters are predominantly foreign owned. Manufacturing is vital to our success as a nation but not if it has to rely on billions of dollars of subsidies from taxpayers in order to prop up predominantly foreign owned renewable energy corporations. The best way to make manufacturing profitable in Australia is to build base load power stations that will provide cheap reliable energy 24 hours a day without taxpayer handouts. That will lower energy costs for all Australians and Australian businesses not just foreign corporations. Payroll tax also needs to be abolished. People First is the only party that has a policy to fund the construction of wealth generating Infrastructure through the creation of an Infrastructure Bank. We will also fund the abolition of payroll tax by removing the CGT exemption on foreigners who own shares and charge them stamp duty. The lies and subsidy being pushed by Chris Bowen and the Labor party in regard to renewable energy has to stop. To help us lower your taxes and put the Australian people first please sign up today at ••••••••••••• “A bailout of the country's largest aluminium smelter will cost taxpayers $2.5 billion dollars, with the New South Wales and federal governments expected to split the bill down the middle. Late last year mining giant Rio Tinto warned the Tomago Aluminium plant could be forced to close when its energy supply contract ran out in 2028, due to the rising cost of renewable and coal-fired power. The joint investment will deliver a long-term renewable energy solution for the Tomago Aluminium smelter.”

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Canada's forests burn as Carney hands out hundreds of millions abroad Juno News columnist Sue-Ann Levy joined The Ezra Levant Show to discuss her story focusing on the hundreds of millions of dollars Canada has sent countries around the world, and how that money could have been used at home to prevent devastating forest fires. Canada is burning. Mark Carney is paying everyone else. That's the headline published in a Juno News story by journalist Sue-Ann Levy, who joined Ezra Levant on Tuesday's episode of The Ezra Levant Show to walk through the striking numbers. Canada has committed $26.5 billion to Ukraine during its defensive war against Russia. At $50 to $80 million per aircraft, that money would have been enough to purchase more than 350 water bombers. Canada has sent $500 million to Gaza in so-called humanitarian aid, including $100 million as recently as a month ago — enough for two more water bombers. Meanwhile, forest management remains chronically underfunded, and as Ezra noted, the catastrophic Fort McMurray fire nearly a dozen years ago was made worse precisely because forests were not trimmed back from the city for political and environmental reasons. "There are politics," he said. "But the politics need money." Sue-Ann argued the foreign aid spending is not really about the countries receiving it; instead, the dollars are about shaping about domestic politics. "It's about Carney going on a tour mosque to mosque like Trudeau used to do," she said. Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand's trip to Pakistan this week, she noted, has nothing to do with Canadian interests in Pakistan. That trip, Sue-Ann said, is about wooing hundreds of thousands of Pakistani-Canadian voters. The Ukraine funding has a similar diaspora logic. "This is ethnopolitics," Ezra said, "and in some cases it makes us do really dumb things just to try and bribe local voters." The conversation also turned to the Canadian Museum for Human Rights in Winnipeg, which recently hosted a Nakba exhibition developed in concert with the Palestinian ambassador. Ezra recalled that the museum was founded with a major donation from the late Izzy Asper, a proud Winnipeg Jew who told him he wanted Canada to have its own Holocaust museum so Canadian Jewish children wouldn't have to travel to Washington. "Now what irony that it's the opposite of that," he said. But Ezra said even a pro-Israel museum would ultimately be beside the point, given "demographics drown it out." "If every year you bring in a quarter million more people who are endemically antisemitic, Holocaust education in school curricula isn't going to make a difference," Ezra said, pointing to a recent report showing 25% of students in the Ottawa-Carleton school district are now Muslim. Sue-Ann added that the Toronto District School Board has introduced anti-Palestinian racism courses while antisemitism surges across the country — antisemitism she said was imported by people taught to hate Jews and brought into Canada by the Carney government.
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Canada's forests burn as Carney hands out hundreds of millions abroad Juno News columnist Sue-Ann Levy joined The Ezra Levant Show to discuss her story focusing on the hundreds of millions of dollars Canada has sent countries around the world, and how that money could have been used at home to prevent devastating forest fires. Canada is burning. Mark Carney is paying everyone else. That's the headline published in a Juno News story by journalist Sue-Ann Levy, who joined Ezra Levant on Tuesday's episode of The Ezra Levant Show to walk through the striking numbers. Canada has committed $26.5 billion to Ukraine during its defensive war against Russia. At $50 to $80 million per aircraft, that money would have been enough to purchase more than 350 water bombers. Canada has sent $500 million to Gaza in so-called humanitarian aid, including $100 million as recently as a month ago — enough for two more water bombers. Meanwhile, forest management remains chronically underfunded, and as Ezra noted, the catastrophic Fort McMurray fire nearly a dozen years ago was made worse precisely because forests were not trimmed back from the city for political and environmental reasons. "There are politics," he said. "But the politics need money." Sue-Ann argued the foreign aid spending is not really about the countries receiving it; instead, the dollars are about shaping about domestic politics. "It's about Carney going on a tour mosque to mosque like Trudeau used to do," she said. Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand's trip to Pakistan this week, she noted, has nothing to do with Canadian interests in Pakistan. That trip, Sue-Ann said, is about wooing hundreds of thousands of Pakistani-Canadian voters. The Ukraine funding has a similar diaspora logic. "This is ethnopolitics," Ezra said, "and in some cases it makes us do really dumb things just to try and bribe local voters." The conversation also turned to the Canadian Museum for Human Rights in Winnipeg, which recently hosted a Nakba exhibition developed in concert with the Palestinian ambassador. Ezra recalled that the museum was founded with a major donation from the late Izzy Asper, a proud Winnipeg Jew who told him he wanted Canada to have its own Holocaust museum so Canadian Jewish children wouldn't have to travel to Washington. "Now what irony that it's the opposite of that," he said. But Ezra said even a pro-Israel museum would ultimately be beside the point, given "demographics drown it out." "If every year you bring in a quarter million more people who are endemically antisemitic, Holocaust education in school curricula isn't going to make a difference," Ezra said, pointing to a recent report showing 25% of students in the Ottawa-Carleton school district are now Muslim. Sue-Ann added that the Toronto District School Board has introduced anti-Palestinian racism courses while antisemitism surges across the country — antisemitism she said was imported by people taught to hate Jews and brought into Canada by the Carney government.

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