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There is no denying that the answer is yes. Of course the Chinese government interferes in elections — and on other 364 days of the year. The question is, did the interference affect the election results, and what can be done about it?

Kick off your week with David Menzies and Alexa Lavoie!
On today's DAILY Roundup, our hosts are looking at yet another scandal involving Justin Trudeau and the Chinese Communist Party.
Plus, how do we fix illegal border crossings at Roxham Road? Trudeau and Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre have their ideas, while PPC Leader Maxime Bernier paid a visit to the border to assess the situation for himself.
And finally, we'll have live reactions to a joint press conference held by Trudeau and Ontario Premier Doug Ford, with the pair expected to face some rare tough questions from the legacy media.

In a move reminiscent of his failed predecessor, Erin O’Toole, Pierre Poilievre bent the knee to a cancel culture mob, denounced a visiting conservative politician from Germany, and humiliated three of his own MPs — all because of pressure from the Media Party. GUEST: An exclusive interview (conducted by Rebel News reporter, Alexa Lavoie) with MEP, Christine Anderson. 

While it's essential to be cautious and verify information, simply checking multiple sources isn't enough to protect ourselves from the purported "dangers of disinformation" we are warned about so often.

Justin Trudeau, at his core, is a pathological liar. While some lies might be necessary in government, lying casually or frequently creates a high-risk society that does not trust each other.

If you got all your news from the mainstream media, you would think that the Public Order Emergency Commission (POEC) heard testimony that the nation's capital was under siege by aggressive militants causing mayhem and destruction everywhere they went like a band of truck-driving marauders.

David Menzies is joined by Drea Humphrey for this midweek edition of the DAILY Roundup.

Today, David and Drea are looking at the not-so-warm welcome Prime Minister Justin Trudeau got as he made another visit to the GTA, this time in Vaughan.

While speaking in the GTA, Trudeau also weighed in on illegal migrants — irregular immigration, according to the PM — entering Canada through Roxham Road after being driven to the border under orders from New York City Mayor Eric Adams.

Plus, Liberal MP Anthony Housefather probably doesn't even realize it, but he slipped up and shed light on the secrecy surrounding COVID vaccines — and why some people are so hesitant to take one.

As the world continues to be gripped by the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, the Munich Security Conference saw world leaders and arms manufacturers converge in Germany, making it seem more like militaristic Davos than a forum for diplomacy.

Andrew Lawton shares his experience covering the World Economic Forum in a recent interview with Ezra Levant. As an accredited journalist, Lawton had the opportunity to speak with high-profile figures and ask tough questions.

Guest host: Sheila Gunn Reid — Justice Paul Rouleau issued his ruling that the invocation of the Emergency Act by the coward Justin Trudeau was justified. Are you as unsurprised as me? Then Barry Cooper and Marco Navarro Genie join me to discuss their new book, Canada's COVID: The Story of a Pandemic Moral Panic

The phrase “jump the shark” refers to a point where something stops becoming more popular or starts to decrease in quality. This idiom usually refers to TV shows but can be applied to anything really. Climate change alarmism has also reached this point.

They do have their own system of tithing, communion and punishing heretics in the form of carbon taxes, cricket eating and calling skeptics deniers.

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is trying to prevent Calgary and Edmonton from becoming satellite colonies of Vancouver's Downtown Eastside. And I think it's working.

David Menzies and Sheila Gunn Reid are back for this edition of the DAILY Roundup.
In case you haven't heard, there's been a train derailment in a small Ohio town, toxic fumes have been dumped into the air and ground, and the mainstream media has been kind of silent on the issue. Odd, given they constantly remind us of how much they care about the environment. So what gives? We've got a pair of Rebels headed to Ohio to investigate.

Plus, City of Ottawa officials are seeing ghosts of the Freedom Convoy everywhere, as the nation's capital makes more moves to "prevent another convoy" on the anniversary of Trudeau invoking the Emergencies Act.

And finally, Toronto Mayor John Tory said he resigned... so why's he lingering around so long, wanting to oversee a budget meeting?

The city of Calgary, known for its rich political history and reputation as one of the freest cities in Canada, has recently come under scrutiny for its seemingly censorious attitude towards peaceful protests.

Ezra Levant takes over hosting duties, kicking off this week's DAILY Roundup.
Today, Ezra's reflecting on threats made by Calgary Mayor Jyoti Gondek, who says that people protesting at drag queen events could be given 'harassment' bylaw fines.
Plus, the final documents regarding the 'alleged perpetrators' in Jeffrey Epstein's case are set to be released on Wednesday.
Finally, the Toronto Star is reporting that vaccine uptake has plunged, and is anyone outside of the Star's office surprised?