Mitch (host)

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Sidenote by AsapSCIENCE · Exposing the most corrupt politician in Canadian history · 17 Jun 2026 podcast

Then show us.

Show us.

Yeah.

Show us there's nothing illegal.

You are paid by the public.

Everything you write in these conversations about public things should be public knowledge.

And specifically, he is having like conversations about public initiatives through his private phone.

Intentionally not through what normally you'd have a government phone.

Exactly.

That is by law, we're allowed to take records of those.

by the way there was like a court order that he has to release that so what they've done since then he completely decided i'm not going to comply and instead we're going to rewrite the laws to make the records vanish legally this is what they're doing right now so they've just passed bill or they're passing bill 97 which is the plan to protect ontario act what the actual fuck

This was bundled into the provincial budget and received royal assent on April 24th.

So basically, there's a subsection which explicitly states that Ontario's freedom of information laws no longer apply to any records in the custody or control of a minister, a minister's office, or the premier.

How convenient that one of the three roles now we can never have access to.

And they've made it retroactive to ensure that past scandals can remain hidden forever.

It's funny.

How can you not, even if you're not into all the specific nuances or you don't care about some issues, the airport's very specific to Toronto.

It's like, how can you look at somebody actively changing laws to hide information that for...

A century, or obviously we haven't had cell phones for centuries, but like for decades has been the norm for a politician, for us to have access to the conversations that they're having.

The same reason we have lobbying registries to understand who is influencing, who is impacting our politicians that we voted for.

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