This is CBS I On The World with John Bacheler.

Here's John Bacheler.

I welcome Comrade Black, distinguished by our Gefer Writing Most Recently at the National

Post about revelations made by an official in Canadian government life, Kimberly Murray,

who was appointed by Ottawa to investigate allegations made over some time about the abuse

of children of Native Canadians, Indigenous people.

I read from the document in part that Conrad has quoted for us because after reading this

paragraph I thought, didn't we do with this before?

Didn't we determine there was no evidence for this?

But here it is.

Comrade Murray writes, the existence of unmarked graves and burial sites of children who died

while being forced to attend Indian residential schools in Canada is a stark example of the

ongoing harm of a similative of government laws.

Comrade, a very good evening to you.

Does Miss Murray bring forward any indication, any evidence, any investigation underway to

validate her claims?

Good evening to you.

Good evening to you, John.

I am afraid not.

No, I mean, I carefully read every word of her dense 21 pages.

And the answer to your question is no.

And I think it is mystifying.

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