Rebel News Podcast

Brad's latest single, This Just In, is a play on who and what Justin Trudeau is under his thin veneer of cool socks and sloppy hair. But it's also a play on the role of the media in rewriting the narrative about peaceful convoy truckers as violent terrorists, worthy of the heavy hammer of the Emergencies Act.

At first glance, it's a strange question to ask. There is no connection. Except it’s immediately obvious what the political goal of this story and this poll is. GUEST: Joel Berry, Managing Editor for the Babylon Bee

Andrew Chapados and Lewis Brackpool look at the issues of the day, including the question U.S. President Joe Biden's Supreme Court nominee, Ketanji Brown Jackson, was unable to answer at a Senate confirmation hearing.

There are not a lot of public intellectuals on the right — I'm not sure why. I think it's the same reason there's not a lot of comedians on the right, or movie stars on the right. I think the culture of the industry is against it, and you either choose to go somewhere where you're liked or you're crushed and converted into being a leftist.

Dave Rubin recently announced that he and his husband — also named Dave — are expecting children. Plus: What's up with Kanye West?

David Menzies and Sheila Gunn Reid host after a deal was struck between Prime Minister Trudeau's Liberals and Jagmeet Singh's New Democratic Party that will see the NDP allegedly prop up the Liberals until 2025.

But I want you to know — and to really understand, in your bones — that they want inflation. That they want prices to go higher. That they want prices to be so high, you become poor — especially energy poverty. GUEST: Rachel Emmanuel, a writer for Western Standard, will be speaking about why she left iPolitics in the wake of Chrystia Freeland being photographed with a Nazi banner in Toronto.

Adam Soos and Sheila Gunn Reid discuss the fallout from this weekend's 'United For Freedom' rally and counter-protest where police made “several arrests” following an injunction which placed restrictions on demonstrations in the city.

Alexa Lavoie on a CityNews reporter who tracked down the relocated Freedom Convoy in Ottawa; Sheila Gunn Reid on Mayor Patrick Brown's costs for policing the cemeteries of Brampton during lockdown.

How do you see the world? Well the answer, as anyone in the last century knows, is to look at the world through your own eyes. But most of the world, you look at through someone else's eyes. GUEST: Linda Blade, co-author of 'Unsporting: How Trans Activism and Science Denial are Destroying Sport'.

Dakota Christensen and Alexa Lavoie analyze Quebec's new seemingly never-ending emergency bill and Prime Minister Trudeau's continued push for more censorship.

True North's Andrew Lawton and Spencer Fernando join Andrew Says to recap Lawton's coverage of the Ottawa convoy protests where the reporter was pepper sprayed in the eyes by police.

There needs to be a sort of truth and reconciliation commission. There needs to be an admission of wrongdoing; the federal and provincial emergency acts were so obviously abused, they need to be amended so that just can’t happen again. GUEST: Lorne Gunter

The dynamic duo, David Menzies and Sheila Gunn Reid, host as Calgary's police chief discussed the service's plans to deal with duelling freedom rally/counter-protests that have been occurring in the downtown core the past few weekends.

Kyle Kemper, the son of Margaret Trudeau and her second husband, Fred Kemper, loves his brother, but he has very different opinions than the prime minister does about COVID regulations, vaccines, free speech and Canada's financial systems.

Heritage Minister Pablo Rodriguez has announced a new crackdown on disinformation. GUEST: Joel Pollak

Andrew Chapados and Lewis Brackpool compare notes between Canada and Britain's differing travel restrictions, as the U.K. is set to end all health measures while unvaccinated Canadians are still banned from boarding planes and trains.

I have to tell you, for the last two years, I have not looked to politicians, to elected officials, to political parties for any help during the greatest crisis in this country, I suppose, since WW2. GUEST: Jeremy Loffredo on the US Convoy

In Episode No. 5 of Miss Understood, we take a stab at debunking the gender wage gap and discuss why buying into this popular feminist talking point may actually be holding women back. We also question the implication of gender-affirming health care, define "eco-feminism", and expose some of the dangers associated with cosmetic procedures. Plus, the episode caps off with an in-depth discussion about America's First Family, the Kardashians.

Sheila Gunn Reid and Syd Fizzard talk about the freedom rally and counter-protest that happened this weekend in Calgary.

David Menzies and Sheila Gunn Reid host as President Zelensky of Ukraine addresses the House of Commons.

Things aren’t back to normal in Alberta. It is not normal to keep a pastor in prison because of a health order. GUEST: Syd Fizzard

Alexa Lavoie on Freedom Convoy counter-protesters in Ottawa; Katherine Krozonouski and Natasha Biase on their new RebelNews+ show 'Miss Understood.'

Facebook and Instagram, which are both owned by Mark Zuckerberg’s company called Meta, made a change to their policies. You can now call for violence against someone — as long as that someone is Russian. GUEST: China expert Gordon G. Chang

Ezra Levant hosts as Catherine McKenna and CTV join Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland in being caught promoting Ukrainian neo-Nazis linked to the infamous Azov Battalion.

Comedian Ben Bankas returns to talk about the freedom he recently experienced south of the border in Austin, Texas, visiting stand-up comedy clubs and appearing on podcasts.

When we really do have a small fringe of Nazis with unacceptable views, shouldn’t we condemn them? Or at least — just brainstorming here — maybe stop arming them and training them and tweeting them? GUEST: Leslyn Lewis

David Menzies and Nat Biase discuss a new poll that showed COVID caused more division among Canadians as Prime Minister Trudeau continues his trip in Europe.

Joining me tonight to discuss the green money trail that leads back to Russia, the looming carbon tax hike on April 1 and how the debt problem in Canada (it's bad) can be remedied by unlocking Alberta's resource wealth is Michelle Stirling from Friends of Science.

We won. But it’s nice to hear the reasoning. It proves what we’ve been saying — that Trudeau is a thin-skinned censor. GUEST: Jeremy Loffredo

Andrew Chapados and Lewis Brackpool discuss the British media mocking Justin Trudeau over his Freedom Convoy response, Ontario finally announcing an end to mask mandates and propaganda coming from both sides in the Russia-Ukraine war.

I guess this wasn’t really about a crime after all. It’s about a political crime. She really was a political prisoner — and if she dares to oppose Trudeau, she will literally be jailed for that. GUEST: Marc Morano

In Episode No. 4 of Miss Understood, we discuss the potential dangers of hormonal birth control, stress over Gen Z's ability to deal with real-world conflicts, and do our weekly "Blitz" where we provide our take on some top headlines from the week. Plus, we can't let a week go by where we don't talk about transgender University of Pennsylvania swimmer Lia Thomas.

David Menzies and Sheila Gunn Reid discuss Freedom Convoy organizer Tamara Lich's successful bail review hearing, while Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is wishing everyone a gender diverse International Women's Day.

GUEST HOST: David Menzies While the Justin Trudeau Liberals can’t stop talking about diversity and inclusion, there’s precious little tolerance for, well, diversity of opinions. GUEST: Ezra Levant on our Twitter lawsuit against a block-happy cabinet minister.

Adam Soos and Sheila Gunn Reid host as Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's hypocrisy takes centre stage, while Freedom Convoy organizer Tamara Lich appears set for a decision in her bail review and the ongoing saga of Alberta vs. the Pawlowskis continues.

Sheila Gunn Reid on our petition to force Joe Biden's hand in building the Keystone XL pipeline; Tamara Ugolini on how the Amalgamated Transit Union Local 107 in Hamilton is challenging the city's vaccine policy.

This guy is a “health official”. But Twitter says it’s misleading to quote him. GUEST: Jeremy Loffredo, our U.S. special correspondent is following the trucker convoy to Washington, D.C.

Ezra Levant hosts as another picture of Deputy PM Chrystia Freeland around Ukrainian fascist imagery surfaces, and Bayer's head of pharmaceuticals had some interesting comments about COVID vaccines and gene therapy.

David Menzies and Sheila Gunn Reid host and discuss Deputy PM Chrystia Freeland's posing with a Ukrainian fascist banner at a recent rally.

After returning from extensive coverage of the Trucker Convoy, Lincoln Jay joins Andrew Says to talk media lies, police violence and how the story captured huge U.S. audiences.

In order to stop Russia from censoring the Internet we need to censor the Internet. GUEST: National Post journalist and Ottawa native Rupa Subramanyaa

Chinese Canadian filmmaker Leon Lee has brought the persecution of Falun Gong and those trying to tell the truth about the state of religious liberty in China to the big screen in his new movie, Unsilenced. Based on true events, the film follows a Chinese student and Falun Gong practitioner, and an American journalist, in their fight to tell the world about China's evil crackdown on free thought and belief.

I’m rooting for Ukraine. But I wouldn’t want any Canadians to fight and die there — or to start World War Three. GUEST: Avi Yemini

Andrew Chapados and Alexa Lavoie host as Freedom Convoy organizer Tamara Lich faces a bail review, and the Trudeau Liberals announced their intent to introduce more gun laws.

Say, do you think censorship of Canadian TV channels will stop with RT? Or do you think it might just be used against Canadians who have a different point of view from Trudeau? Like us? GUEST: Andrew Lawton

In Episode No. 3 of Miss Understood, we get spicy about Justin Trudeau's recent “pro-democracy” tweets regarding Russia's invasion into Ukraine. We also talk about trans male athletes encroaching on female sports, offer some dating advice, and react to the glamorous gowns worn at the 2022 SAG Awards.

David Menzies and Sheila Gunn Reid host as Alberta and Ontario begin to lift many public health restrictions.

You don’t see Greenpeace campaigning against fracking in Russia, or against really anything in China. Canada uses as much oil and gas as ever — but it’s just imported, from the States, some of it, from Saudi, from Russia. So who is the hidden hand? Who is pouring in the dark money? GUEST: Yanky Pollak reports on his trip to CPAC in Orlando, Florida.

Adam Soos and Sheila Gunn Reid react to Canada's chief public health officer's suggestion that we treat our decision to wear a mask as though we were checking the weather (is it flu-ey outside today?) Plus, Pastor Artur Pawlowski is still behind bars in Alberta.