Rebel News Podcast

Today, Justin Trudeau's cabinet announced the end of the vaccine mandate required to fly on airplanes in this country. Other than China and North Korea, Canada was the only place in the world that would segregate its citizens this way, punish them. It was clearly a vendetta. Trudeau, and his Transport Minister Omar Alghabra had repeatedly said that they intend to continue this discrimination, that they were checking the science regularly, as if they ever did. So why did Trudeau end the no-fly list for his enemies so precipitously? GUEST: Lawyer Keith Wilson is working with the Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms on a lawsuit filed in Federal Court to strike down the COVID-19 vaccine mandates.

In Episode No. 18 of Miss Understood, we discuss toxic moms in the era of Kris Jenner and her momagerial antics. Plus, did you know there is a correlation between watching porn and being a murderer? Although most people who watch porn are probably not murderers, maybe porn has a lot more negative implications than people think.

David Menzies and Sheila Gunn Reid host as finally, mercifully, travel restrictions on the unvaccinated are seemingly about to end. Plus, a Liberal MP and former Olympic gold medalist apologized for using some unsporting language, while a pair of Rebels caught up with Transport Minister Omar Alghabra in Ottawa.

A new poll by a Liberal-linked pollster says that conservatives believe in conspiracy theories. But what exactly are the conspiracies they're talking about, and are they really theories, or just plain old conspiracies? GUEST: Spencer Fernando

Sheila Gunn Reid and Adam Soos kick the week off with a look at Public Health Agency of Canada boss Theresa Tam saying she wants to see what it means to be fully vaccinated redefined, while the triple vaccinated prime minister, Justin Trudeau, tests positive for COVID again and Health Canada proposes new warning labels for beef.

Welcome to Rebel Roundup, ladies, and gentlemen – and the rest of you – in which we look back at some of the very best commentaries of the week by your favourite Rebels. I’m your host, David Menzies. So, what pray tell, is more pathetic? The incessant lying by Martin Joseph Anglehart, a man who continues to falsely claim that he was abused by the rank-and-file demonstrators who comprised the freedom convoy in Ottawa? Or the fact that the CBC, who portrayed this fraudster as a victim, is refusing to do the right thing: namely, being transparent about their shoddy reporting. Alexa Lavoie shall explain all. For whatever reason, drag queen story time is all the rage in certain circles these days. But consider what happened at the Dallas gay bar Mr. Misster recently: elementary school age children were ushered in to take part in a sexualized show staged by men pretending to be women. What the hell? Juan Mendoza has all the disturbing nitty-gritty details… And letters; we get your letters; we get your letters every minute of every day. And I’ll share some of your responses about our story regarding our visit to a Ford Nation event. Guess what? We were told to leave – even though we had an invitation. What’s more, if we didn’t leave as in “immediately” we would be charged with… trespassing? Meanwhile, the mainstream media was welcomed in with open arms. Why? No reason given. Because that’s how Douggie rolls these days. Those are your Rebels now let’s round them up…

I think Canada is the only country in the world that bans its own citizens from flying or taking the train if they’re unvaccinated. GUEST: David Menzies on his recent Mayor Patrick Brown exposé.

GETTR CEO Jason Miller returned to Andrew Says to discuss exciting new features on the platform. Joining Miller on this episode is Chandler Crump, a budding young hip-hop artist.

Twenty-five years ago, both sides would be on a TV show. Now one side is “scientifically” proving that the other side shouldn’t even be listened to, and that perhaps the police, or at least spy agencies, ought to get involved. Do you think I'm kidding? Well, look at this disgraceful publication by my alma mater the University of Calgary. GUEST: Selene Galas

David Menzies is joined by Alexa Lavoie on this Thursday edition of the daily livestream. A pair of Conservative MPs have switched their support from Patrick Brown to Pierre Poilievre, masks are almost completely gone in Ontario and drag queen story time is coming to a library near you.

Pastor Art Pawlowski is back in a courtroom in Calgary this week to answer to a charge of hosting an illegal gathering in violation of COVID restriction in December 2020. His illegal gathering? An open-air soup kitchen and Christmas festival that was part of the weekly anti-lockdown protest that takes place still to this day on the plaza in front of city hall. I was in the courtroom Tuesday with one of our newer Rebels, Selene Galas, who is learning the ropes of courtroom reporting. It's not as exciting as I make it seem but it's important work to be the eyes and ears of the public, especially when the mainstream media doesn't show up — not that you could trust them anyway.

I want to focus for a moment not on Klaus Schwab — but on his rising star, also a character from a Bond movies. His name is Yuval Noah Harari. GUEST: Lord Conrad Black

Andrew Chapados and Lewis Brackpool host this mid-week edition of the livestream and take a look at Labour Party Leader Keir Starmer's assertion that some women do, in fact, have penises, British cops threatening Twitter users over Pride Month posts and a proposed bill in Texas that would ban minors from drag shows.

I haven’t flown in a very long time. So it’s with a small degree of schadenfreude — that’s the German word for taking joy in someone else’s misery — that I see stories like this from airports. GUEST: Alex Stein was suspended from Twitter after his coverage of the Drag The Kids To Pride event in Dallas, Texas this weekend.

In Episode No. 17 of Miss Understood, we discuss the claim that trans swimmer Lia Thomas has a biological advantage over female competitors and address the slippery slope that enables female-identifying male sex offenders to stay in female prisons. Plus, there is a rising trend in anti-woman subcultures — is feminism to blame?

David Menzies and Andrew Chapados are in studio, looking at a push by so-called experts to redefine what it means to be fully vaccinated, Justin Trudeau's kind words for ranked ballots and Pastor Artur is back in court again — this time for his original 'crime' of feeding the homeless during Alberta's lockdown in December 2020.

The chief judge of Canada has not forgotten the odour of anarchy. He was talking about the truckers. And that’s what he said. GUEST: Former Conservative MP (and new Rebel journalist) Kerry Diotte

Sheila Gunn Reid and Tamara Ugolini kick the week off with a look at the inability to solve Toronto's airport woes, a drag queen debacle that went down in Dallas, Texas, and take a look at Kyle Rittenhouse saying he's been inspired by Johnny Depp to sue those who defamed him.

Welcome to Rebel Roundup, ladies, and gentlemen – and the rest of you – in which we look back at some of the very best commentaries of the week by your favourite Rebels. I’m your host, David Menzies. Well, the 2022 edition of the World Economic Forum is over and done with. We had a huge team of Rebel News reporters covering this gathering, and one of those reporters, Lewis Brackpool, will join me to offer his thoughts on this elitist conference. Say, did you know that the federal government used taxpayer dollars to pay “influencers” to convince citizens to comply with the COVID lockdowns? Did you know that the government is being secretive about this scheme? Sheila Gunn Reid has all the nitty-gritty details. And letters; we get your letters; we get your letters every minute of every day. And I’ll share some of your responses about our story regarding Rob Stocki, a retired Ottawa police officer, who recently found out that he had his phone wiretapped by law enforcement. And why was that you ask? Great question. No reason was given for the wiretapping, but Rob suspects his so-called “crime” was taking part in the freedom convoy that descended upon Ottawa in late January. Unbelievable… Those are your Rebels now let’s round them up…

Turnout in the previous election was 57 per cent. That wasn't great, but it was respectable these days for Canada. This time, voter turnout was just 43 per cent. GUEST: Tamara Ugolini

David Menzies and Katherine Krozonouski host today's livestream in the aftermath of Ontario's election, where Doug Ford won a second term, both the Liberal and NDP leaders resigned and a surprising upset happened in one riding. Plus, we've got some Rebels down in Texas.

Comedian Ryan Long returns to Andrew Says to talk some serious, and very un-serious topics. Long explains why he thinks certain media outlets and television shows set people up for failure when inevitable backlash comes their way. In terms of left vs right, Long parses through the minefield of political theatrics and criticizes Beto O'Rourke as well as right-wing pundits who take advantage of situations for their own agenda, as well. Long also explains how characters from his man-on-the-street videos in New York City have increased in popularity, turning videos into full-length conversations with an absurd cast of characters. Andrew and Ryan also discuss Toronto lore, such as the 'Cashman' Russell Oliver, and Durham Region, where they are both from.

I saw the most astonishing comment the other day, coming from a charter member of the Media Party. It truly was a work of art; it should be in a museum of some sort — it just captures the essence of the sneering media elites. It’s on Twitter, so it was meant as a sort of sneer, a sort of virtue signal, as most tweets are; a sign of status. GUEST: Selene Galas on Trudeau' visit to Calgary last night.

The New York Times and the Washington Post were at the WEF meetings in Davos, Switzerland this year, not as reporters but as activists. You can't trust the mainstream media. That's why Rebel News sent a six-person team to Davos to bring you the other side of the story — the truth — about the WEF agenda. One of those reporters, Lewis Brackpool, joins me tonight for a debrief of what he saw, what he heard and what he is working on next to expose the WEF and their Great Reset.

I was very surprised to see this yesterday. It’s a public comment, on Twitter, by Alexis von Hoensbroech, the CEO of WestJet, Canada’s second-largest airline. GUEST: Franco Terrazzano, Federal Director of the Canadian Taxpayers Federation, on his recent article 'Documents show PMO staff held meetings on home equity taxes.'

Andrew Chapados and Dakota Christensen give their reactions to Prime Minister Trudeau's decision to decriminalize hard drugs in British Columbia, the extension of border restrictions and look ahead as Ontarians head to the polls to select the province's next premier tomorrow.

So you have been turned into a criminal, because Trudeau changed something on a piece of paper. You’ve been lawful your whole life; Trudeau said a piece of property you have is now banned; you might have even forgotten about it; but now you’re a gun criminal. GUEST: Marc Morano

In Episode No. 16 of Miss Understood, we analyze the potential link between fatherlessness and mass shootings following the tragic mass shooting that took place in Uvalde, Texas, last week. Plus, is millennial burnout a thing? Or are millennials just as lazy as everyone thinks they are? This week, we discuss.

David Menzies and Sheila Gunn Reid are reunited, the day after Prime Minister Trudeau announced new legislation targeting handguns. Also in Parliament yesterday, Conservative MP Melissa Lantsman had her motion to end travel restrictions on the unvaccinated defeated by the Liberal-NDP alliance, and Edmonton is turning a bridge red in celebration of menstruation.

I’m on the no fly list along with millions of other Canadians, so I haven’t been to the airport in a while, but this is what it’s like at Toronto’s Person International Airport, Canada’s busiest. GUEST: Alexa Lavoie

Sheila Gunn Reid and Adam Soos start the week off, reflecting on the premiere of our new documentary, Trucker Rebellion: The Story of the Coutts Blockade, while Prime Minister Justin Trudeau looks to keep his travel ban in place (with the support of his trusty New Democrat allies) along with a new gun grab.

Welcome to Rebel Roundup, ladies, and gentlemen – and the rest of you – in which we look back at some of the very best commentaries of the week by your favourite Rebels. I’m your host, David Menzies. Hey, hold your tongue! Because the CBC has a new list of words that are under the ban. Just one hitch though: turns out the CBC uses those words that it doesn’t want others to use! What the hell? Um, can I say, “hell”? Sheila Gunn Reid has all the nitty-gritty details. Do you remember the 1994 Arnold Schwarzenegger movie Junior, about the world’s first pregnant man? Well, what was a supposed comedy in yester-decade is now becoming a reality today. Natasha Biase has all the gruesome details. And letters; we get your letters; we get your letters every minute of every day. And I’ll share some of your responses about my interview with a protesting nurse who was complaining about the stress of working at Ontario hospitals these days. Um, do you think a major factor might be all those nurses who were suspended without pay for not getting vaccinated? Those are your Rebels now let’s round them up…

I’m worried about a new bill introduced in Canada’s Parliament, to give border guards the right to search and seize information from your phone — including photos; including emails; including documents. It really is modelled after China’s so-called Social Credit system, where everything about you is tracked in a government database — or, more likely, contracted out to a company like Amazon or Google, on behalf of the government. The worst of both worlds. GUEST: National Post columnist Rupa Subramanya on her latest article, 'WHO and the Davos elite leave a lot to be desired'.

Matt Brevner and Alexa Lavoie host this Friday edition of the Rebel News DAILY Livestream, recapping our team's trip to Davos, Switzerland, to cover the World Economic Forum, the French-language debate between Conservative leadership candidates and we try to get to the bottom of the alleged racial abuse that was hurled at Justin Trudeau in British Columbia.

Avi Yemini and Lewis Brackpool report in from Switzerland to explain the ins-and-outs of the World Economic Forum. From interviews with officials on the streets, to dystopian pop-up corporations, not everything is quite what it seems in Davos. “It's truly bizarre,” the pair said, as the world elites touch down in the European country to push climate change agendas, whilst not having a care in the world for their carbon footprint whilst present at the forum. “It's strange and funny, but it's actually quite a dark topic,” explained Brackpool after he explored the streets that seemed rather artificially corporate. Yemini also discusses Australia's apparent inclusion in recent World Health Organization treaty that would give them power over the country down under. They also discuss the detainment of journalist Jack Posobiec, all on this very special episode.

Earlier this week, I had the opportunity to sit down with one of the candidates for the leadership, who happens to be my own local provincial legislator. The member of the provincial parliament for York Centre, at least until the election was called. His name is Roman Baber. He made a name for himself in January 2021 by publicly opposing Doug Ford's lockdowns, but in a calm, researched and carefully argued way, which promptly saw him thrown out of the party for daring to dissent.

Kian, and another Rebel reporter, Syd Fizzard, were inside the negotiations with police, privy to the decision-making process of the blockaders, on location as the police moved in to seal off the truckers from support and supplies. Kian and Syd saw what the media and politicians got wrong, accidentally or otherwise. And now this new documentary tells the real story. The demand for the truth led the first showing of the documentary to sell out in just days, but don't worry. We booked a second one for June 1, 2022, at Canyon Meadows Cinema in Calgary.

On tonight's show, we'll look at both the press release from the Canadian Journalism Forum on Violence and Trauma and the underlying study, too. GUEST: Alex Epstein

David Menzies and Andrew Chapados are in studio to host, providing an update on our coverage of the World Economic Forum's annual meeting in Davos, Switzerland, where apparently freedom is seen as a bad thing and a zero-carbon society as a good thing. Back in Canada, Justin Trudeau is participating in one of his new pastimes: hiding from protesters.

Let's read a report underlying a new article from the CBC. It's not a serious report. It’s the Liberal party platform, re-written as a national security document. GUEST: Avi Yemini on the World Economic Forum in Davos.

In Episode No. 15 of Miss Understood, we react to Discovery+'s creepy new show called Generation Drag about “drag kids” and discuss the dangers of exposing kids to purely adult things. We also chat about healthy beauty standards in the wake of Jordan Peterson's controversial tweet about a recent Sports Illustrated cover featuring a plus-sized model.

Sheila Gunn Reid and Adam Soos are behind the mic after a long weekend, discussing our team's efforts to expose the elites at the World Economic Forum's annual meeting in Davos, Switzerland, while back at home in Canada Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was heckled by Indigenous protesters in Kamloops, British Columbia.

Friend of the show Manny Montenegrino returns for a feature interview about the Conservative leadership race, the Freedom Convoy and Justin Trudeau's treatment of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms.Special Guest: Manny Montenegrino.

Sheila Gunn Reid on the future of the United Conservative Party; Adam Soos on a major court victory for protesters in Alberta.

Rebel News is sending an all-star team of journalists from across the globe to Davos, Switzerland, to cover the World Economic Forum (WEF) Annual Meeting 2022. GUEST: Lord Conrad Black on the Conservative Party leadership race.

BlazeTV's resident cowboy Chad Prather (@WatchChad) returns to Andrew Says for some blunt truth and honesty. Chad and Andrew discuss the widely-talked about Sports Illustrated cover that features a rather non-athletic model, as well as the new United States Press Secretary who is being praised chiefly for her 'diversity'. Then, Prather explains his successful lawsuit against Facebook's censorious practices that saw him suspended just a week before he ran in a Texas election. The pair discuss CBC looking for trauma therapists for their journalists and ask, “Is being a journalist really that tough?!” On RebelNews+ exclusively, Prather gives his remarks on the 'Ultra MAGA' slogan that was rolled out by the Biden Administration after months of research by a left-wing firm.

Jason Kenney knew he was in trouble, but he never knew the true extent — he had too many flatterers, I think. GUEST: Mario Balaban on the Project Veritas Twitter leaks.

And predictably, the movie PANDAMNED, by independent European filmmaker Marijn Poels, was immediately censored by Big Tech. The YouTube trailer for the movie was banned for violating the platform's terms of service for blaspheming against the infallible advice of local health authorities. The trailer and the movie are, however, available in full on Rumble. For the past two years, the world population has been under the spell of the coronavirus. Emergency regimes have been established, civil liberties have been dismantled, surveillance programs were being installed and an unprecedented global vaccination program has been rolled out. In PANDAMNED, Poels asks “are we doing the right thing, or did we make a deal with the devil in exchange for a benefit?” Through comprehensive interviews with critical and often censored voices from various areas of expertise, PANDAMNED tries to tell the whole story, not just the official, government and Big Tech-approved version of reality. Marijn Poels joins me tonight to discuss why he made PANDAMNED and how the public can stop the power grab the coronavirus enabled.

GUEST HOST: DAVID MENZIES The other day, I was thinking about one of my all-time favourite films. It’s a bit sci-fi, and a whole lot of horror. I speak of the 1978 reboot of the 1956 film, Invasion of the Bodysnatchers. As the title implies, the film’s plot revolves around the replacement of people. When the alien lifeforms take over a person, they look exactly like their former human selves. I was reminiscing about this fantastic albeit frightening flick because lately I’ve been pondering: who is responsible for the body-snatching of Premier Doug Ford? GUEST: Avi Yemini

I don't know who amongst you watched the livestream last night, Sheila Gunn Reid and myself co-anchored a four hour broadcast built around the Ontario provincial election and their leaders' debate. GUEST: Sheila Gunn Reid on the upcoming UCP leadership review of Jason Kenney.