Canada Says They Will Send Police Door To Door After Failed Gun Buy Back

98% of Canadian gun owners told their

government to go kick rocks. And the

government's response, "Cool. We're

sending the police to your house." Let

me set the scene. Canada's federal

government roughly banned 2500 types of

firearms they call assault style

weapons, and they launched what they

call a buyback program, which is just

confiscation with better PR. You see,

gun owners had until March 31st, 2026,

which is tomorrow, to declare their

prohibited firearms. One week before the

deadline, they had a 2.5% participation

rate. 2.5%

out of an estimated 2 million affected

firearms. Only about 52,000 were

declared. That's not a slow roll out.

That's a rejection. That's 98% of

Canadians collectively telling the

government exactly where it can go. And

here's where it gets interesting because

instead of taking the hint, the

government decided to double down.

>> Minister, the declaration period for

firearms owners is scheduled to end next

week. So far, only 2.5% of the estimated

2 million affected firearms have been

declared and 98% of firearms owners

haven't made a declaration. So, if

they're not declaring by next week,

what's your plan, Minister?

>> Good question. Let's hear the answer.

The plan we have is as of March the 31st

the uh time to complete uh the

enrollment um will be will be done uh

and then uh the RCMP uh and other

agencies will be um uh available

throughout uh the spring and the summer

to do the collection. He said the

collection like he's going house to

house picking up dry cleaning, not

firearms, not property that legally

belonged to citizens before the

government decided it didn't anymore.

The collection to the collection. Now,

here's what kills me about this. They

spent years in Canada telling gun

owners, "Nobody's coming for your guns.

This is just common sense. We just want

to keep the streets safe." And I've been

saying for years, the same people in

this country say the exact same thing

that a buyback is just confiscation.

wearing a Halloween costume. The only

difference between a buyback and a

confiscation is whether you believe

compliance is actually optional. And the

minister just ripped that mask clean

off. But wait, it gets worse because I

need you to hear how they plan to

actually do this.

>> So, Minister, you're saying that RCMP

members, we just heard an auditor

general report saying we're short 3,400

members. We're dealing with a wave of

violent crime across this country. And

you're saying that your plan is over the

spring and the summer to deploy RCMP

officers to go doortodoor to firearms

owners and seize their firearms.

>> So this is a voluntary program, Mr.

Lloyd, as you're aware. Um, and the RCMP

resources and the resources we will use

with law enforcement uh does not

contemplate in any way using existing

resources. These are additional

resources. So these are those who are

off duty, those who may be retired.

>> So let me translate that for you. We

don't have enough active officers to

enforce this policy. So, we're going to

use retired officers, offduty officers,

people who aren't even on the clock

right now are going to show up at your

front door to take your firearms. And

then in the same breath, he calls it a

voluntary program. Sir, if it's

voluntary, why are you sending anyone to

anyone's door? That's not voluntary.

That's a shakeddown with extra steps.

You know what this reminds me of? every

bad movie heist where the villain

explains his plan while it's actively

falling apart around him. You're short

3,400 RCMP officers. You've got a wave

of violence crime. 98% of gun owners

refuse to participate. Multiple police

forces across the country said they

won't enforce this and your solution is

to hire retirees and send them

doortodoor. This this is your plan? I

can I can ask you to do that. Minister,

I I just find that very concerning that

uh we're going to be sending police

officers doortodoor because frankly many

police forces across the country

refusing to participate in your program.

And here's the part that should hit

every single person watching this in

America or anywhere else. Those police

forces refusing to participate, they're

not refusing because they don't care

about public safety. They're refusing

because they understand that sending

officers doortodoor to disarm

law-abiding citizens is not what police

exist to do. That's not law enforcement.

That is occupation. I've been saying

this for years and Canada is the living

proof. You want to see what the American

anti-gun lobby is trying to build here?

Look north. This didn't start with

doortodoor collection. It started the

same way it always starts. Nobody's

trying to take your guns. In 2010,

Justin Trudeau said to gun owners making

the exact same arguments we make today.

Essentially, relax. in here is that the

first step towards registering your guns

is is just the first step towards taking

away guns from everyone. That's never

going to happen because here in Canada,

we have a culture that has that has

grown up with guns and that respects the

need to to go out into the wilderness

and shoot things from time to time.

>> Then in 2020, he banned assault style

firearms.

>> Today, we are closing the market for

militaryra assault weapons in Canada. We

are banning 1,500 models and variants of

these firearms by way of regulations.

But you don't need an AR-15 to bring

down a deer. Effective immediately, it

is no longer permitted to buy, sell,

transport, import, or use

militaryra assault weapons in this

country.

>> Then in 2022, he froze handguns. Today,

our national freeze on handguns is

coming into force. From today forward,

it is no longer legal to buy, sell, or

transfer a handgun in Canada.

>> And now in 2026,

police are showing up at your door.

That's the progression. Background

checks to registration, registration to

bans, bans to buybacks, buybacks to

doortodoor collection. every single

time. And when every gun registry that

has ever existed has eventually been

used for confiscation, at what point do

we stop pretending that's not the

destination? Now, here's the part that

nobody in the mainstream media is

talking about.

>> The Minister of Public Safety

accidentally told the truth and he was

recorded doing it. He said that the gun

grab is not worth the money.

>> Why are the Conservatives against

keeping guns off our streets? And why

has this leader of the opposition voted

against every single gun control measure

that he has been in parliament for?

>> Wait, wait a minute. Hold on. The

Minister of Public Safety, the guy

running this entire program, privately

told someone the gun grab is not worth

the money and then got caught on tape.

>> He doubts local police will have the

resources to enforce the Liberals's

mandatory gun buyback program and says

the reason the prime minister is

sticking with the policy is to appease

voters in Quebec.

>> Let that marinate. He doesn't believe it

works. He doesn't think the police can

enforce it. He admitted it's political

theater to win votes in Quebec. And

they're still sending people to your

door. This was never about safety. It

was never about getting guns off the

streets. It's always about politics.

It's always about control. The only

difference is this time we have the

receipts. I want to say something

directly to any officer being asked to

participate in this. Whether you're