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Tucker Carlson July 9, 2026 24s

Canada Is Killing Kids?

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  1. The College of Physicians in Quebec was The College of Physicians in Quebec was suggesting we should be euthanizing zero suggesting we should be euthanizing zero suggesting we should be euthanizing zero to one. to one. to one. >> So the idea is that you should be able >> So the idea is that you should be able >> So the idea is that you should be able to kill kids. to kill kids. to kill kids. >> Correct. They say, "As long as the child >> Correct. They say, "As long as the child >> Correct. They say, "As long as the child can make the decision." And can make the decision." And can make the decision." And >> What about the parents? >> What about the parents? >> What about the parents? >> Well, so you lose parent consent in >> Well, so you lose parent consent in >> Well, so you lose parent consent in certain provinces to have access to certain provinces to have access to certain provinces to have access to child's health care records and make child's health care records and make child's health care records and make decisions at the age of 12. decisions at the age of 12. decisions at the age of 12. >> At 12? >> At 12? >> At 12? >> Yes, sir. >> Yes, sir. >> Yes, sir. >> Why doesn't someone overthrow your >> Why doesn't someone overthrow your >> Why doesn't someone overthrow your government? government? government? >> I'm waiting. I'm praying. I've been >> I'm waiting. I'm praying. I've been >> I'm waiting. I'm praying. I've been begging. begging. begging. >> I'm serious.

Summary

The discussion centers on the concerning proposal from the College of Physicians in Quebec to allow euthanasia for children, even if they can make the decision themselves, which effectively bypasses parental consent at age 12. The speaker expresses deep distress and a reliance on prayer and waiting for intervention against such policies. This highlights the urgent need for societal and possibly divine intervention to confront the erosion of fundamental moral principles.

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