English transcript

Earlier last week, the Senate Human Rights Committee came up with a report on anti-Semitism.

This was on Tuesday morning, where they recommended the reinstating of a position for the envoy

of anti-Semitism, a position left vacant by Debra Lyons last year.

Tomorrow morning in Montreal, the government will announce $8.6 million of funding targeting

the black community and initiatives for the black community across Canada in the public

sphere.

We've spoken in the past against such initiatives targeting gender, race, or other groups.

What do you make of it, and what's your current stance now?

I just think after 11 years of liberal divisiveness, where they separate people by race, ethnicity,

gender, and every other possible dividing line, we've seen a more than 100% increase

in hate-based violence.

That continues under Mark Carney.

What we need to do is actually lock up violent criminals who carry out the violence in the

first place, stop terrorists and criminals from coming to our country through what are

now open and porous borders, and we need to start treating every Canadian as an individual,

not judging them based on the race, the ethnicity, or the gender.

We treat everybody based on their Canadian personal characteristics of hard work, decency,

and patriotism.