Leighton Gray

But I will show you the post that he made that supposedly got him in trouble.

And I also have an exclusive interview for you guys that I will be running just after the first part of this show, where I spoke with constitutional lawyer Leighton Gray and Founder of Actions for Canada, Tanya Gaw, about should Canadians answer the door if police come knocking? So stay tuned for this.

I will be showing you the exclusive interview 15-20 minutes from now.

Until then, let's start at the beginning and let's talk about this story that's going viral right now where As per the Durham Police Service, or Durham Regional Police, On Wednesday, yesterday, September 23rd, 2026, investigators with the Hate Crime Unit concluded an investigation and took Emel into custody after he reportedly promoted anti-Muslim hatred online.

But when it comes to the law under Section 319 of the Criminal Code, social media platforms at least in the case of sean farrow are considered public place i reached out to sean for comments i haven't heard back from him if i do i will happily interview him on the show you guys know me and i'll see what he has to say about this maybe he's going to give me some comments that i can read you here but the question for you is do you think that what he did is considered hateful? Because we have to realize that this is gonna happen more and more.

Since Bill C-9 became law, more people are going to make these hate complaints, meaning that more Canadians will be receiving the visits of police officers Four things they said online, just like we see in the UK.

So the question becomes, or the question I ask myself and the question that we have spoken about on this show before, but now we will get an answer directly as I was able to speak with Leighton Gray, constitutional lawyer, as well as Tanya Gaw, the founder of actions for Canada and if you remember she was visited by RCMP a few months ago for hate against Muslims because she posted something on her website that was considered hateful at least somebody complained about it she hasn't heard back since June we had her on the show a couple of weeks ago to speak about the viral video Well, I got lucky.

I was able to sit down with both Leighton Gray and Tanya Gaw yesterday, and I asked them a simple question.

Amazing interview.

Thanks, Leighton Gray, for your perspective.

And that's from John L., Well done, Mr. Lee.

So glad that you decided to make this podcast such an important topic.

And that is from Joseph.

And I believe that was also in response to the interview with Leighton Gray that was dropped this past Tuesday.

And we covered an awful lot of key issues in Canada, including moving beyond the Indian Act.

Imagine that.

It's so wrong.

But I don't care about Leighton, whoever the hell he is.

Oh, that's Jeffery.

That's

Mr. Leighton Gray.

Yeah, it's Leighton somebody, right? You're so confusing.

Yeah.

I sure hope the mics are picking up some of the audience back and forth here.

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David, another great interview with a very capable guest of deep thought and clear thought, and that's from Trevor Chilton.

And I think that was in response to an interview that was released or dropped this Tuesday with Leighton Gray, a constitutional lawyer.

And be sure to check that one out.

And other comments.

And we also hear a lot about our economy and the future of our country as we talk about referendums coming up in Alberta.

So with me here today to talk about this noisy situation is, of course, our friend Leighton Gray, who's a senior fellow at Frontier.

He's also a constitutional lawyer, and we're glad that he could join us today.

Hey, David, it's great to see you again.

We've lost a lot of the sense of who we are.

Canada is a great country that has done amazing things.

There's a wonderful book by your friend, Lord Conrad Black, called The Canadian Manifesto.

I urge people, listen to this.

My name is Brian Wecht.

Here we have Leighton Gray.

Hi, that's me.

And if I disappear, it's because my internet is bad because nothing good ever happens to me.

today because we have places to be.

Well, some of us.

Not you, Leighton.

But the rest of us, I think, might have things to...

So we're sitting down there listening.

The first person that comes up, his name is Leighton Gray, and he is a lawyer.

He is also an Indigenous man.

And he even read his like card number.