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Tonight, Ezra recaps the best of Rebel's Canadian pro-Israel coverage, including Rex Murphy's exhilarating speech from Parliament Hill today.

Ezra provides insight from his sit-down with Geert Wilders, leader of the Freedom Party in the Netherlands:

As you may know, I was in the Netherlands, a great European country with deep ties to Canada — we helped liberate them during the Second World War. They had a shockwave in their latest parliamentary election. The leader of the Party for Freedom, Geert Wilders, shocked the country and, I think, himself by coming in first by a country mile, and I was delighted to be the first non-Dutch journalist to talk to him about it.

He did allude in our conversation to the fact that Rebel News is independent citizen journalism, which he said is very important to contrarian, nonconformist parties like his. I showed you the whole interview last night and I hope you thought it was interesting. I knew I only had 15 minutes to talk to him because they jammed us in at the last minute between other appointments he had.

Sometimes in interviews, I provide a long thesis and I say to the interviewee, "What do you think?" But I didn't want to do that this time. I really wanted to get maximum talk time for him, and I wanted to cover certain issues, and not just go deep on some of them.

So what I thought I would do today is play questions and answers from our tight interview and then give you some thoughts afterwards.

GUEST: Sheila Gunn Reid joins to go through the history of NDP hiding scandals.

Today, we're looking at an Alberta NDP sex scandal uncovered by Rebel News, which saw an NDP staffer receive a charge from police and then a promotion from the party afterwards.

Plus, anti-Israel protesters in Saskatchewan and Quebec have been blocking trains in an attempt to disrupt the economy, yet the government remains quiet about taking action against the demonstrations.

And finally, the public-led National Citizens' Inquiry into Canada's COVID-19 response released its final report.

Tonight, Ezra interviews Geert Wilders of the Dutch Party for Freedom on their historic election victory, mass immigration, and more.

Tonight, Ezra reports to you from The Hague — the capital of the small, yet mighty Netherlands — to garner insight into Geert Wilders and the Party for Freedom's electoral victory.

The United Nations global warming summit is scheduled to begin this week in the United Arab Emirates, one of the planet's most energy-intensive, opulent places.

Tonight, guest host Sheila Gunn Reid discusses Premier Danielle Smith's mission to assert Alberta's rights within Canada. Smith's bold move, invoking the Sovereignty Act, challenges the federal government and strikes fear into the heart of Justin Trudeau.

Tonight, Ezra Levant covers a pro-Israel rally in London, England where local law enforcement arrested independent journalist Tommy Robinson for peacefully reporting on the rally.

Tonight, Ezra breaks down a new book: Forgotten History Civil Rights in Canada with its author, Lord Conrad Black.

In addition to today's show, Rebel News boss Ezra Levant will provide an update on the schedule of the DAILY Roundup moving forward.

Today, we're looking at the Israel-Hamas hostage/prisoner swap that is now underway after earlier concerns about the deal falling apart.

Plus, anti-Israel protesters have blocked critical infrastructure in different places across Canada — and yet they're not being treated like the Freedom Convoy protesters were.

And finally, we'll take a look at the rising populism sentiments around the Western world, coming on the heels of Javier Milei's win in Argentina and Geert Wilders' win in the Netherlands.

Tonight, Ezra highlights his question to stalwart Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre concerning the genocidal vitriol of anti-Israel protestors who sympathize with the Hamas, the governing body of Gaza.

Steven Guilbeault has lost three high-profile recent court battles but refuses to come to his senses, even when a judge smacks him down.

Tonight, Ezra highlights the breaking news of an explosion that rattled the Canada-U.S. border near Niagara Falls, sparking immediate speculation about terrorism amid a tense global atmosphere.

Today, we're looking at anti-Israel protesters crashing a Liberal Party of Canada fundraising event attended by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.

Plus, Deputy PM and Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland announced the feds would be dishing out more bailout money to failing legacy media outlets.

And finally, a group of farmers travelled to Ottawa to protest the federal government's carbon tax on farming emissions, something that set off a Liberal MP in the House of Commons.

While tensions continue to soar around the world, Avi Yemini recently welcomed the opportunity to engage in an extended civil conversation with Muslim man on the streets of Brisbane, Australia.

The man shared his views on the October 7 Hamas terrorist attack on Israel and the pair discuss what has unfolded since.

He also provided his perspective as a Muslim watching what has happened since, as Israel’s Defense Force responds by aiming to eliminate the threat of Hamas in Gaza to protect its own citizens, including many Muslims.

Tonight, Ezra has good news to share with Rebels from around the globe. After two and a half years in court, we won another court battle in Quebec.