Topic: Human Rights Tribunal

Levant explains the mechanics of the Canadian Human Rights Tribunal under the new law, where activists can file complaints without hiring lawyers. Defendants like Jordan Peterson could face fines of up to $50,000 and payments to complainants of $20,000 per instance. The bill also introduces a standalone hate crime punishable by life in prison, which Levant compares to a "Star Chamber" system where accusers can remain anonymous.

Josh Alexander discusses the broader political climate in Canada under Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, citing the crackdown on the Freedom Convoy as a turning point. He mentions receiving threats from Antifa and feeling alienated in his own community. Alexander announces his intent to take his case to the Human Rights Tribunal with the help of Liberty Coalition Canada.