Rebel News Podcast

CBC tries to get refugee advocate fired over THIS two year old Facebook post about hijabs

February 1st, 2019  |  45 mins 7 secs

canada, cbc, hijab, islam, trudeau

The Ezra Levant Show — February 1, 2019: TONIGHT I'll take you through this story, and talk about the weirdo named Andrea Huncar, who wrote it. GUEST: Yasmine Mohammed, author of Confessions of an Ex-Muslim.

Why the Media Party loves Trudeau's plan to monitor political editorials in the next election campaign

January 31st, 2019  |  46 mins 55 secs

canada, censorship, internet, justin trudeau, media

TONIGHT I'll walk you through the astounding document released by Trudeau yesterday, called “Enhancing Citizen Preparedness.” But there's more: The Media Party has been having secret meetings, to talk about how to divide up the $595 million bail-out. Is that how we make laws and policy in Canada? In secret, elite, invitation-only meetings? GUEST Janice Atkinson

Fighting for free speech on campus, one “controversial” speaker at a time (Guest: Angelo Isidorou of UBC)

January 30th, 2019  |  31 mins 4 secs

ben shapiro, campus, free speech, owen benjamin, ubc

Joining Sheila tonight is Angelo Isidorou of the University of British Columbia Free Speech Club to tell us what it was like to bring Ben Shapiro and Owen Benjamin to speak at UBC, to give us an update on the the state of free speech on campus and to discuss his foray into party politics.

Outrage forced Google to stop calling Omar Khadr a Canadian soldier. But why was Trudeau’s office on Google's side?

January 30th, 2019  |  45 mins 6 secs

gerald butts, google, justin trudeau, omar khadr

Gerald Butts, Justin Trudeau’s principal secretary, took time away from everything else he was doing that was less important (like Canadian hostages in China, an industrial crisis in Alberta) to weigh in on this matter on Twitter, not once, but four times, as I'll show you TONIGHT. GUEST Candice Malcolm

CBC teams with CRTC to kneecap their competitors. Including The Rebel Media.

January 29th, 2019  |  42 mins

canada, cbc, censorship, media

Believe it or not, the battle over "CanCon" is back. This will really be about censoring, blocking and deplatforming any competition. Whether it’s music, comedy shows — or news and opinion, like ours. GUEST Allum Bokhari

Canada’s international relations have never been this chaotic. Did anybody do a background check on Chrystia Freeland before she was given the job?

January 28th, 2019  |  38 mins 50 secs

cabinet, china, chrystia freeland, justin trudeau

Chrystia Freeland’s job before becoming an MP was as a star journalist. She worked for Thomson Reuters, one of the largest news companies in the world. And they were starting a new venture, called Reuters Next. Reuters spend $20 million on it. It was a major project but not as major as running a government department. So how did that all work out? Well, tonight we'll look back at that fiasco. It should have been a red flag. GUEST Lorne Gunter

Rebel Roundup: Guests Martina Markota, Sheila Gunn Reid & Ezra Levant

January 25th, 2019  |  45 mins 7 secs

news, politics, rebel, roundup

Every Friday evening on Rebel Roundup, we get together with other Rebel contributors to review the week's headlines. This week, Host David Menzies is joined by Ezra Levant, Sheila Gunn Reid, & Martina Markota.

“Kingston youth” charged with terrorism — but Justin Trudeau warns against “fear mongering over immigration”

January 25th, 2019  |  40 mins 24 secs

One of the fascinating details was that it took 300 personnel to catch these two men today. If it takes 300 police and others to monitor one jihadi — how do you monitor 100? Or 1,000? Well, you can’t of course. Maybe the thing is to let in fewer of them in the first place. GUEST: Joel Pollak

It's Venezuela's “Berlin Wall moment” — but will Maduro hold on to power?

January 24th, 2019  |  43 mins

canada, socialism, trump, venezuela

It took the full day before Canada said a word about Venezuela. Trump responded quickly. Not our Chrystia Freeland. While 100,000 people took to the street of Caracas, Freeland was too busy on a media panel discussion at the fancy jet-set conference in Davos, Switzerland to make a statement. GUEST: Joseph Humire, the Executive Director of Secure Free Society

Why parental choice in education is the single-most important battle of our time (Guest: Alex Newman, New American Magazine)

January 23rd, 2019  |  29 mins 54 secs

alberta, education, indoctrination, parental rights

Joining Sheila tonight is journalist Alex Newman of the New American Magazine to discuss parents rights, common core, his upcoming Calgary speaking engagement at Freedom Talk, and his book - Crimes of the Educators: How Utopians Are Using Government Schools to Destroy America's Children.

Trudeau’s ambassador to China switches sides — and makes China’s case against Trump

January 23rd, 2019  |  31 mins 23 secs

canada, china, justin trudeau

Compare that to what Canada's ambassador to China, John McCallum, said today (at a press conference to which no mainstream media were invited — just Chinese media...) He actually says, twice in thirty seconds, that Meng Wanzhou has a good case! And any judge who want to be elevated, say, to the Supreme Court, or the court of appeal, had better please Trudeau’s man on this one. GUEST: Cassandra Fairbanks

Victoria, BC hates fossil fuels — so let's cut them off

January 22nd, 2019  |  31 mins 18 secs

british columbia, canada, energy, oil

So much of downtown Victoria has become like the infamous East Hastings Street in Vancouver — just a perpetual shantytown — homeless people; drug users; mentally ill; criminals. But suing fossil fuel companies and declaring states of emergency about global warming and the rising tide is so much easier than actually have to solve any problem. GUEST: Pardes Seleh

Media Party's “high tech lynching” of a Catholic teenager backfires — but you could be their next target

January 21st, 2019  |  53 mins 43 secs

bias, catholic, media, students

This is what they did to Brett Kavanaugh; this is what they did to an anonymous kid from Kentucky. This is what they will do to you. And by “they”, I don’t just mean the lying thugs on the street. I mean the lying thugs in the media. Including the lying thugs in our own Canadian media, especially the CBC. GUEST: Count Dankula

Rebel Roundup: Guests Kurt Schlichter, Ezra Levant & Sheila Gunn Reid

January 18th, 2019  |  46 mins 34 secs

david menzies, ezra levant, kurt schlichter, rebel media, sheila gunn reid

Every Friday evening on Rebel Roundup, we get together with other Rebel contributors to review the week's headlines. This week, Host David Menzies is joined by Ezra Levant, Kurt Schlichter and Sheila Gunn Reid.

UK: Muslim gang in London attacks gay men — with acid. WATCH what happened next...

January 18th, 2019  |  39 mins 51 secs

crime, gay, islam, lgbt, london, uk

Tommy Robinson got a 13-month sentence for doing journalism — and he served 10 weeks of it in solitary confinement. Turgut Adakan participates in an acid attack and brutal beating outside a gay night club — and he’s told to be on good behaviour. GUEST Sheila Gunn Reid

Vancouver’s city council declares “climate emergency”: Here's what this plan is REALLY all about

January 17th, 2019  |  36 mins 41 secs

climate, global warming, vancouver

It’s not really about controlling the weather. It’s about controlling people. Or “climate equity”. Which means changing how we live — changing the law, changing spending — using the climate emergency as the excuse. GUEST David Menzies