Rebel News Podcast

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.

A story so awful, we thought it was a hoax. A 90-year-old woman in long term care chose to die instead of living through another lockdown. GUEST Joel Pollak

The October crisis. Maybe Japanese internment. What has been worse for civil liberties in Canada than the coronavirus lockdowns? GUEST Sheila Gunn Reid

Does supply management create conditions that, in some instances, harm animals? GUEST Cory Morgan

Andrew Scheer’s grifting family has put the new Conservative Party leader Erin O’Toole in a bind. GUEST Keean Bexte on Dominion Voting Systems

The World Economic Forum took down their 2030 vision video that we discussed last week, but there are plenty of other places where they continue to promote that same bizarre, dystopian future. GUEST Spencer Fernando

A United Nations video of Justin Trudeau shows that he believes the pandemic is an excuse for a “Great Reset” of the world. I thought this was supposed to be a conspiracy theory? GUEST Andrew Lawton

Sheila Gunn Reid tells the story of a weepy CBC journalist and Keean Bexte talks about the secret COVID camp he found in Manitoba.

Xi Jinping pulls the rug out right before Jack Ma planned to open the Chinese economy to the world. GUEST Joel Pollak

Finally some good news. A member of the lockdown class get locked out by restaurant owners he’s attacked. GUEST John Carpay of the Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms

Kelly Lamb — you may know her as Kelly Day — is a Saskatchewan based Youtuber, former PPC candidate, and the songstress behind the popular cover of the Tommy Robinson song, “How They Rule Ya.” Kelly joins me tonight to talk about the Saskatchewan election, the potential harm a Biden presidency may do to Saskatchewan, the second coronavirus lockdown being imposed on private homes, businesses, and churches, and how this is all making us hate our fellow man.

Remembrance Day will not be remembered; or it will be transformed into something bizarre; it will be denatured. Just like the NFL, once the most patriotic forces in America, was destroyed in a blizzard of anti-American woeness, taking a knee, hating police, hating America.

TONIGHT I'll show you this bizarre video made by the World Economic Forum. It's very cryptic and more than a bit worrying.

As our friend Joel Pollak put it, Donald Trump got more people to the polls than anyone in history; Joe Biden got more envelopes to the polls than anyone in history.

Keean Bexte updates us on his visit to Roxham Road's illegal border crossing and Ezra Levant joins David Menzies in studio to talk about the allegations of corruption in the ongoing US election.

I don’t believe Trump lost the election. I think he won the election, until the Democrats saw that, and panicked, and literally stopped the vote counting on election night until they could rig it. GUEST Ben Weingarten

Keean Bexte guest hosts for Ezra Levant

As the uncertainty of the election results remains, the uncertainty in the energy markets grows. Guest Robbie Picard.

Republicans lose and abide the loss — it’s a part of the rule of law, the conservative belief in rules. If you agreed to the rules in advance, and if the game was played fairly, you take the loss. But what if the rules were changed by lawyers at the last minute?

Tonight, let me invite you to look at some of our favourite Trump videos of this campaign — and over his four momentous years as president!

If Trump loses, I fear irrevocable authoritarianism from our new bosses. GUEST Andrew Chapados live from a Trump rally in Michigan!

Sheila Gunn Reid on a new solar panel farm in Edmonton and Drea Humphrey on Canadian Trump supporters.

Trudeau avoids pronouncing on the rights to caricature Mohammed — caricature, as in to draw cartoons. Jagmeet Singh said that we should not attack other unnecessarily. Do we have free expression or not? GUEST Ben Weingarten

Justin Trudeau and the CBC — they’re not neutral anymore. They’re actually on the side of the terrorists.

Joining me to talk about all these topics and the state of BC politics, plus the unholy marriage of BLM and Communist China that no one wants to talk about is my Rebel New colleague from British Columbia, Drea Humphrey.

I think we have all learned, over the past few months, who amongst us, if we had been in occupied France, would have joined the resistance and who amongst us would have joined the Vichy occupiers.

The pandemic has strengthened incumbents, at least in Canada. Except Trudeau. Maybe it’s because these are just by-elections, so voters can take risks, knowing that the shape of the entire national government is not at stake. But still — it’s not as encouraging for Trudeau as the daily media party love-in would suggest.

The rest of the Media Party is defending Patty Hajdu, as I'll show you TONIGHT.

David Menzies, Sheila Gunn Reid and Andrew Chapados look back at the week's top stories.

TONIGHT I'll take you through the rest of this insane letter. I think it’s just an attempt to intimidate a small, independent, grassroots competitor.

TONIGHT I'll share a bunch of clips with you. I'll give you a few thoughts in between each of them, but really, they speak for themselves.

Joining Sheila Gunn Reid to talk about Joe Biden, the Paris accord, the pernicious influence of Communist China in Western democracies, and what it would mean for the American worker if the Democrats win is Alex Newman of the New American, the Epoch Times, and the Liberty Sentinel.

Trudeau's proposed detention centres are for public health reasons — or other reasons related to the pandemic. Hang on, what is a non-health reason for a detention centre? GUEST Manny Montenegrino

I absolutely believe Trudeau would get a majority government if there were an election today. Why not? Who has held him to account? Not the media, and certainly not the Conservatives.

When I was censored, I could look my censor in the eye. Now, every day, millions of people are censored by strangers — and increasingly, by artificial intelligence trained to copy censors. There’s no debating, there’s no hearings.

Keean Bexte on Antifa invading Red Deer, Alberta, and Sheila Gunn Reid on Canada's renovations of our embassy in Beijing.

GUEST HOST David Menzies. I’m going to call it as I see it: this reflex action to snuff out contrary opinions or even impolite questions tends to be embraced by those on the ever-lovin’ left. GUEST Andrew Lawton on the lockdowns.

Interview with Dr. Brian Lee Crowley, Managing Director of the Macdonald-Laurier Institute on his new book ‘Gardeners vs. Designers: Understanding the Great Fault Line in Canadian Politics’.