reSee.it - Tweets Saved By @CandiceMalcolm

Posted - August 7, 2025 at 10:12 PM

Saved - August 8, 2025 at 1:48 AM

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I shared a shocking story about a CBC reporter, Jordan Tucker, who attempted to conduct a hit piece on Professor Frances Widdowson. Tucker's interview backfired when Widdowson recorded it, revealing Tucker's incompetence and bias. The discussion centered around the controversial book "Grave Error," which challenges the narrative surrounding Indian Residential Schools. Despite the book's success, it faced backlash from woke activists and media. The interview ended dramatically, highlighting the CBC's failure to uphold journalistic standards. I believe we need to replace the CBC due to its harmful influence.

@CandiceMalcolm - Candice Malcolm

This is a shocking story of a routine CBC hit-piece gone HORRIBLY WRONG. You're going to want to bookmark this one. 🧵 THREAD

@CandiceMalcolm - Candice Malcolm

Meet Jordan Tucker, a former CBC reporter. This is her own profile picture – note the pride progress CBC logo. It’s too perfect. Last Spring, Tucker attempted to do what CBC does everyday: push a woke activist agenda and pretend it’s real journalism 1/

@CandiceMalcolm - Candice Malcolm

She interviewed Professor Frances Widdowson on April 1, 2024 for a hit piece But what she didn’t expect is that @FrancesWiddows1 also RECORDED the conversation and posted it on Youtube in July 2025. Here is a preview of the absolute TRAIN WRECK that unfolded. /2

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The speaker questions why someone would want to discredit something. The speaker states they believe in the truth and its importance. The speaker then asks if the other person thinks the truth is important. The speaker tells the other person to read "grave error."

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Speaker 0: I'm I'm wondering why it's so important to you to discredit this. I I believe in the truth. I think the truth is important. Do you think the truth is important? I'm gonna ask. Do you You should read grave error.

@CandiceMalcolm - Candice Malcolm

What is Grave Error? Some background: About 18 months ago, I helped publish a book called Grave Error, a collection of essays written by top university professors and journalists setting the historical record straight on Indian Residential Schools (IRS) 3/

@CandiceMalcolm - Candice Malcolm

The schools had their problems, no doubt. But the hysteria & accusations – that teachers & nuns were murdering children, secretly burying them in mass graves, committing genocide – is completely patently false It also addresses the deception of the 215 "unmarked graves" 4/

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Grave Error was edited by Dr. C.P. Champion & Dr. Tom Flanagan. It quickly became a Canadian best-seller, selling tens of thousands of copies despite being completely ignored by the legacy media. Libraries across the country had months-long waiting lists to read it. 5/

@CandiceMalcolm - Candice Malcolm

The TRUTH was finally getting out there. But not everyone was happy about it. Woke activists labeled the book “hate literature” & “Residential School denialism” The NDP then introduced a bill to make “denialism” a crime in Canada, specifically using Grave Error as an example 6/

@CandiceMalcolm - Candice Malcolm

To recap: the media perpetuated at best massive deception and at worst a total hoax about unmarked graves at residential schools. We now have to repeat the lie that we committed "genocide" and if we refuse, it's a hate crime. Mao would be jealous of 2025 Canada 🇨🇦 7/

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In Maoist fashion, the city council in Quesnel, B.C. denounced Grave Error and censured the mayor – get this – because his wife read the book! The mayor was banned from visiting local Reserves. This is how the CBC covered it at the time: 8/

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Quinell City Council voted to censure Mayor Ron Paul for damaging relations with First Nations after he and his wife publicly supported a book called Grave Error, which the Union of BC Indian Chiefs calls residential school denialism. Latako Dene Chief Clifford Le Brun calls it hate literature. The censure will remove the mayor's travel budget and committee positions. Despite the censure, the mayor plans to stay in office, attributing the controversy to misunderstanding. Latakodinay band manager Maynard Barra said the council's vote will make it easier to work with the city. The Latako Dene have already banned the mayor from their territory and First Nations events, but Barra says the council's actions are a step towards healing.

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Speaker 0: Last month, a large protest marched to Quinell City Hall. Some called for Mayor Ron Paul to resign. Tuesday night, Quinell City Council took action, voting unanimously to censure the mayor, claiming he damaged relations with First Nations. This comes after the mayor and his wife publicly supported a book titled Grave Error. The Union of BC Indian Chiefs calls the book residential school denialism. Latako Dene chief Clifford Le Brun calls it hate literature. Speaker 1: We cannot go on working with the mayor unless he does something incredible like apologize and, take ownership of what he's done. Speaker 0: While city council can't force the mayor out, sanctions will take away his travel budget and remove him from city committees and government bodies. Speaker 1: I just feel that it's so inappropriate for us to be damaging our relationships with the indigenous population. Speaker 2: The intention of a censor motion is to draw attention to the misc onduct and to the formally disassociate the other members from the offending members' behavior. Speaker 0: Despite the censure, the mayor says he plans to stay on. Speaker 3: I just want to stop here and say that I'm going to give my detractors and the people that are sort of launching this charge against me, I'm going to give them the benefit of the doubt and say that this is all based misunderstanding. On Speaker 0: Maynard Barra is band manager with the Latakodinay. He says the council's vote will make it easier for them to work with the city. The nation has already banned the mayor from its territory. Speaker 4: It was really painful, but it's great to see that, city council did the right thing here. And, now we can kinda move forward with city council and not have to deal with, mayor Ron Paul. Speaker 0: Barra says the mayor is still not welcome on Lataco land or at First Nations events, but he says council's actions are a step towards healing. Betsy Trumpener, CBC News, Prince George.

@CandiceMalcolm - Candice Malcolm

Against this backdrop, Grave Error author Frances Widdowson was invited into the hornets nest to speak to Quesnel council. CBC assigned Jordan Tucker to interview her for a segment. But as we all know, the CBC doesn’t do journalism. It is an unabashed propaganda machine. 9/

@CandiceMalcolm - Candice Malcolm

Tucker personifies everything wrong with the woke left and with the modern CBC. The tape shows a whiney, thin-skinned, lazy and incompetent journalist who cannot hold a conversation, let alone conduct an interview or engage in thoughtful debate. She is intellectually out-matched and woefully unprepared. Even after it becomes very evident that Professor Widdowson is calm, collected, rational and right, Jordan Tucker continues to act self-righteous, indignant to any pushback and under the belief she is morally superior. She obviously didn't think the full interview would ever see the light of day... 10/

@CandiceMalcolm - Candice Malcolm

So let's go through it, shall we? First, Jordan Tucker insists that Frances is being paid or somehow profiting off her City Council appearance in Quesnel. She has zero evidence, so it’s a pure fishing expedition, which Frances easily dismisses. Next, without a hint of irony, she asks Frances why people would exaggerate claims of abuse at IRS. Money, of course. Kamloops has received at least $7 million since they made these accusations. Caught flat-footed, Tucker responds defiantly: “There's a lot of other ways to get $7 million.” 🤦‍♀️ 11/

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Speaker 0 asks if Speaker 1's travel expenses are being paid and by whom. Speaker 1 says it depends on the expenses and doesn't see why they have to justify their travel to Quinell, but confirms they were invited. Speaker 0 asks who invited them and if they are selling books, inquiring about their motivation for going. Speaker 1 states they receive no money for the books. Speaker 0 suggests it's a lot of trouble to claim 215 children died to get $7,000,000, implying there are easier ways to obtain that amount.

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Speaker 0: Are you being are your travel expenses being paid by anyone, or are you paying them yourself? Speaker 1: We'll we'll see what what washes out of the whole thing. Speaker 0: What do you mean by that? Speaker 1: It depends on how much the expenses are, but I don't really see why I have to justify my my travel to Quinell to people. I'm coming Speaker 0: Well, you were invited? Speaker 1: I was invited. Yes. Speaker 0: And you won't tell me by who? And I'm wondering, are you selling books? What what's your motivation to go? Speaker 1: First of all, I receive no money whatsoever for the books. Speaker 0: Don't you think that it it's quite, like, a lot a lot of trouble to go to to say that two hundred and fifteen children died in order to get $7,000,000? There's a lot of other ways to get $7,000,000.

@CandiceMalcolm - Candice Malcolm

In one breath CBC accuses Frances of profiting – what, by making a few bucks per book sold? – and in the next breath, they dismiss the idea that a Band could be financially motivated by $7 MILLION, all while taking $1.6B from 🇨🇦s. The levels of hypocrisy are truly impressive 12/

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Next, Jordan Tucker makes an absurd claim that 6,000 bodies have been found at IRS. Wait, WUT? Perhaps that's how many alleged soil disturbances have been found using Ground Penetrating Radar. But zero, yes ZERO bodies have been found 13/

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Here is the JAW-DROPPING exchange. 14/

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Speaker 0 states that over 6,000 bodies have been found, citing information from the Truth and Reconciliation Commission and other government bodies. Speaker 1 questions this claim, asking for clarification on where these bodies were found and if the Truth and Reconciliation Commission reported finding 6,000 bodies. Speaker 1 asserts that as a journalist, Speaker 0 should be concerned about the accuracy of their claims. Speaker 0 requests to complete their questions.

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Speaker 0: Because there's there have been over 6,000 bodies found at this point. Are all of those Speaker 1: What what bodies what bodies have been found? Speaker 0: I I'm going with information from the Truth and Reconciliation Commission and then various other government bodies. Speaker 1: No. No. But but you said 6,000 bodies have been found? Speaker 0: That's the current that's the current number. Yeah. Speaker 1: That's all. And you say the Truth and Reconciliation Commission says that 6,000 bodies have been found? Speaker 0: Can I complete my questions, please? Speaker 1: I'm just you're the one who made that claim, and as a journalist, you should be concerned about the accuracy of your claims.

@CandiceMalcolm - Candice Malcolm

A journalist should know the difference between an allegation and real a crime. But they don't. CBC's Rosemary Barton made the EXACT same embarrassing mistake on live television during the Federal Leader's debate, and the state broadcast issued a rare correction. 15/

@CandiceMalcolm - Candice Malcolm

It's odd that she cited the Truth and Reconciliation Commission Report as her source, since that report came out in 2015 – a good SIX YEARS before the 215 unmarked graves story in Kamloops. The CBC's incompetency knows no bounds. 16/

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This is where things get really good. Frances Widdowson, clearly exacerbated by Jordan Tucker's ignorance and arrogance, tells her the truth. “You are a seriously incompetent journalist” 💯 17/

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Speaker 0 told Speaker 1 they need to read a book because they have no understanding. Speaker 0 then called Speaker 1 an incompetent journalist and said CBC has sunk. Speaker 1 responded that the accusations and shouting were not helpful to the case. Speaker 0 denied shouting and said they were just telling Speaker 1 something as someone doing an interview on the case. Speaker 1 then ended the interview.

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Speaker 0: I think you really need to read that book because you do not have an understanding at all. Speaker 1: Ma'am, I don't need that from you. Thank you. Speaker 0: Well, you are a seriously incompetent journalist. I don't think I'm CBC has sunk to these days. Speaker 1: I don't think that you accusing me or shouting at me is very helpful to your case. Speaker 0: Well, I don't really think I'm shouting at you. I'm just telling you for someone who is here doing an interview on his case Speaker 1: Please stop. Please stop. That's enough. This interview is now over. Thank you for your time.

@CandiceMalcolm - Candice Malcolm

That's when Jordan Tucker bursts into tears and ends the interview. You can watch the entire video on Frances Widdowson's Youtube page. It's well worth your time. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Ik61NGwXas 18/

@CandiceMalcolm - Candice Malcolm

And if you're curious, THIS is how the same interview was presented to CBC's listening audience. Not journalism. Pure deception and hard woke activism. 19/

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Frances Widdowson, who co-wrote a book casting doubt on the harmfulness of Canada's residential schools, spoke after indigenous leaders called her appearance harmful and painful. Widdowson, a former professor fired from Calgary's Mount Royal University after comments on residential schools and Black Lives Matter, authored a book contesting evidence of unmarked graves. Widdowson compares the situation to the satanic panic, claiming people's memories are influenced. She won't say who invited her or if she's being paid for her travel costs.

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Speaker 0: After indigenous leaders called it harmful and painful. As Jordan Tucker tells us, the author won't say who invited her or if she's being paid for her travel costs. Speaker 1: There's terrible censoriousness. Frances Widowsen co wrote a book casting doubt on the harmfulness of Canada's residential schools. A former professor, she was fired from Calgary's Mount Royal University three years ago following her comments on the residential school system and the Black Lives Matter movement. The book features articles contesting evidence of unmarked graves of sites across the country. As occurred in the case of the satanic panic. They are people who are distressed, who have their memories influenced by these sorts of thing.

@CandiceMalcolm - Candice Malcolm

This is why we MUST REPLACE the CBC. They are a corrosive institution that peddle harmful lies and are tearing our country apart. That's why @TheRealKeean and I started Juno News. Please subscribe, share & help us grow. https://www.junonews.com/p/based-prof-humiliates-cbc-reporter 20/20

Based prof HUMILIATES CBC reporter, leaves her in tears over unmarked graves LIES Meet the professor who is working tirelessly to EXPOSE the deception and falsehoods surrounding the 2021 unmarked graves story and the moral panic that followed. Candice walks us through her journey. junonews.com

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