Rebel News Podcast

Keean Bexte updates us on his trip to the Capitol Building in Washington, D.C., and Drea Humphrey on Jonathan Yaniv's latest court shenanigans.

If you put aside trivia and minutiae: Donald Trump was one of the great presidents. GUEST Andrew Lawton

After removing Trump from Twitter, Facebook and Instagram, we're only an inch away from Google banning searches for the White House website itself. GUEST Keean Bexte

Cory Morgan of the Western Standard Online joins me to discuss the Alberta lockdown politicians who flew to warmer (and freer) places for Christmas, and his oil and gas advocacy plans as the new head of Suits and Boots.

The big news today was supposed to be the Georgia Senate runoff elections. GUEST Joel Pollak

I’m trying to look ahead; and I’m trying to predict where we’re going. GUEST Ben Weingarten

Every politician who left Canada during the lockdown — the lockdown implementers — every single one of them, themselves, tried to misdirect or fake that they were still here while they were gone. GUEST Spencer Fernando

Keean Bexte's investigation into Dominion Voting's headquarters in Toronto, and Sheila Gunn Reid's blockbuster case of a man given a COVID ticket while eating a muffin in a Tim Hortons parking lot.

Hating Trump is almost an entry requirement to join the media party in Canada. We dissent, as usual. So tonight's show is the best of our coverage of American politics.

On tonight's New Year's Eve episode, let's review some of our top videos of 2020.

What's it like working at Rebel? And how is Tamara settling into her beat of reporting on apolitical teachers, mask exemptions and more?

Rebel News has no ambitions to get into the Chinese market, which is why we can speak so candidly about China, its dictatorship and the Communist Party there.

We're in the journalism business, but increasingly, we're in the legal business. Often, we're defending our own freedoms.

A year in review of the freedom protests, comprised of ordinary people speaking out against the lockdowns.

Ezra Levant on the China Files and Andrew Chapados on Goodyear Tires.

The big stores can afford to hire lobbyists, but the mom and pop shops can't. So we created a series to interview these shopkeepers, telling the stories of people who reopen under lockdown rules that tell them to stay closed.

The best of our Fight the Fines journey.

Joining me tonight to discuss what a Biden-Harris government means for the Keystone XL pipeline and more is Dr. Jay Lehr.

Avi Yemini only joined us a few months ago, but he's made an enormous impact — not only is he loved in Canada, the USA and the UK, but he's changed the political discussion on the lockdowns in his home country of Australia.

Did you see who has been taking special pandemic payments from Trudeau? Or phrased differently — did you see who Trudeau has chosen to enrich? GUEST Calvin Robinson

I have a problem and normally I wouldn’t talk about it publicly, but it affects Rebel News and I think I need some help because I don’t think I can solve it, all by myself. GUEST Keean Bexte

Keean Bexte on Chinese nationals learning to fly in Canada, and Tamara Ugolini on a woman with a medical mask exemption rushed by mall security.

What is it about some trans men that makes them so hyper masculine in their rage?

I’m watching with despair. Places that I know and love, that are part of my life, are being closed forever because of the lockdown. Not because of the virus. GUEST Andrew Lawton

James Kitchen of the Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms (JCCF) is fighting to defend your Charter rights from the greedy hand of government.

The CBC are reporters. Sort of. They’re government reporters, which is very different. GUEST Joel Pollak

People are running out of patience — not with the virus, but with the lockdown. GUEST Raheel Raza

Everyone is a journalist these days — I think it's a good thing, because we catch a lot more things that maybe authorities wouldn't want to see the light of day. GUEST Franco Terrazzano of the Canadian Taxpayers Federation

Ezra Levant on the China Files and Sheila Gunn Reid on Manitoba's premier Brian Pallister.

We invited the world's media to take the China Files and run with them. And the world did, except for the CBC. GUEST Gordon G. Chang

Were the China Files an accident? Or was someone in the government trying to get information out? GUEST Spencer Fernando

Authors Barry Cooper and Marco Navarro-Génie join Sheila Gunn Reid to talk about their new book on the Canadian government's reaction to COVID-19.

The biggest journalistic scoop of Ezra Levant's life: The China Files.

When the Wuhan virus spread to just about every place in the world, including here in Canada, the fear factor loomed large. Guest host David Menzies. GUEST Keean Bexte

Justin Trudeau hasn’t started a new war. But for some reason he felt the need to weigh in to another country’s domestic affairs. GUEST Joel Pollak

Drea Humphrey on the $2,300 fine for Riverside Calvary Chapel, Andrew Chapados on his new show and debut interview with Dave Rubin.

Manitoba's Premier Brian Pallister has the lowest approval rating in Canada. So why is he unpopular? GUEST: Sheila Gunn Reid interviews lawyer David Anber.

Ezra Levant gives a report on how Rebel News is doing behind the scenes.

Calgary-based filmmaker Mathew Embry is exposing global climate and energy realities that powerful forces in the world may not want you to see.

We have 338 MPs in Canada. Have you heard one of them disagree with the government on COVID? Reviewing Erin O'Toole's recent speech in Parliament.

Eileen de Villa is the queen of all she surveys, including Canada’s largest municipal police force. GUEST Drea Humphrey

Bill Gates wants all seven billion people on earth to take the COVID vaccine — men, women and children. What happens if you refuse? GUEST Andrew Lawton

Keean Bexte on the Toronto-based Dominion Voting and Sheila Gunn Reid on Toronto's online COVID stats.

There’s a chance Trump could still win. But if Biden takes the White House, there is one legacy that can’t be undone easily: The U.S. Supreme Court. GUEST Allum Bokhari on tech censorship

A lot of Toronto has loved the ‘staycation’ of the lockdown. Then there's the working classes. Like Adam Skelly of Adamson BBQ, who was forced out of work.

Michelle Stirling from Friends of Science joins me to discuss the Great Reset and filmmakers who try to provide balance in the global warming debate.

Normally the words “free lawyer” don’t go together. But that's how we're going to fight as many COVID lockdown tickets in Canada as possible. GUEST David Menzies

Are we in Canada submissive and passive, as our national caricature suggests? Do we always say “sorry” for everything? GUEST David Menzies

Have you seen any member of the Media Party who is opposed to the lockdown? I haven’t. They’re ecstatic about it. GUEST Marc Morano

Keean Bexte on his visit to Dominion Voting Systems' head office in Toronto, and Sheila Gunn Reid on the Doug Ford government's past support for the WE Charity.