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Today, we're looking at Justin Trudeau's comments about protests for and against Israel, with the PM saying he supports the right to peaceful demonstration even for those he disagrees with. How'd that work out for the Freedom Convoy?

Plus, a Canadian Human Rights commission is calling Christmas a colonial tradition.

And finally, Environment Minster Steven Guilbeault says the federal government will appeal a Federal Court decision that reversed the Liberals' single-use plastics ban.

Tonight, Ben Weingarten joins Ezra Levant for a special interview to discuss the walking disaster that is Joe Biden.

Today, we're looking at the "other" Remembrance Day, the Trans Day of Remembrance, part of the seemingly never-ending Pride-themed events scheduled and forced on the public throughout the year.

Plus, numerous arrests were made at an anti-Israel protest last night in Calgary, which then saw demonstrators march to the police station to demand their release.

And finally, Argentina has elected a new president that's sent shockwaves around the world. We'll have a look at the man the legacy media are branding a "far-right libertarian."

Tonight, Ezra Levant discusses the bomb threat made against staff and students at the Tanenbaum Community Hebrew Academy of Toronto Friday afternoon.

Today, we're looking at the Federal Court's decision to overturn Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's single-use plastics ban.

Plus, there's a developing story out of Toronto where the country's largest Jewish school was the target of a bomb threat.

And finally, Canadian Armed Forces veteran James Topp was given a "severe reprimand" for speaking out against the military's vaccine mandates.

Tonight, Ezra Levant takes on the scourge of antisemitism and its worst purveyors of the past century: Hitler and Hamas.

Today, we're looking at anti-Israel protesters blocking bridges in Quebec and California, yet there doesn't seem to be any preparations for governments invoking martial law.

Plus, NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh delivered harsh criticism of PM Benjamin Netanyahu, branding the Israeli leader and his government as "extremist."

And finally, we'll take a look at the financial and human cost being spent on Toronto's drug problem, where the city continues spending money on so-called harm reduction programs that haven't led to a decline in fatal overdoses.

Tonight, Sheila Gunn Reid speaks to a rather a cheeky campaign by the Canadian Taxpayers Federation (CTF), in a bid to name and shame the vast majority of Liberal MPs who voted against carbon tax reprieve for all home heating.

Tonight, Ezra Levant delves into Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's accusation of Israel killing Palestinian babies in his most shocking act of Hamas propaganda yet.

Today, we're looking at pro-Hamas protesters taking aim at Prime Minister Justin Trudeau again even after he issued a statement calling on Israel to show maximum restraint, which drew a critical response from Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu.

Plus, Rebel News is crowdfunding a lawyer to represent Canadian powerlifter April Hutchinson, who is at the forefront of the fight to keep women's sports female.

And finally, we'll look at a comment from Republican presidential candidate Nikki Haley, who suggested that social media users should be forced to use valid identification to remove anonymity because of national security concerns.

Tonight, Ezra examines the alternate reality generated by a world dominated by smartphones and how the younger generation's perceptions are shaped by platforms like TikTok, owned by the Chinese giant Bytedance.

Today, we're looking at Prime Minister Justin Trudeau being heckled by a Hamas supporter in Brampton, Ontario, who challenged the PM on the group's terrorist status and likened "Palestinian resistance" to "Ukrainian resistance."

Plus, Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre took aim at the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps yesterday, continuing to push for the group to be added to the terror list.

And finally, nursing homes in Ontario have reinstated mask mandates. Should we expect to see this policy spread elsewhere?

A ceremony commemorating Canadian veterans at Celebration Square in Mississauga, Ontario quickly became a rally for 'Palestinian martyrs.' That and more on the Ezra Levant Show.

Today, we'll be recapping the shocking statements from anti-Israel rallies both here in Canada and abroad, particularly in London, England, where Rebel reporter Alexa Lavoie covered two controversial Remembrance Day protests.

Plus, a Montreal-area Jewish school that was previously shot at last week was struck by gunfire again over the weekend.

And finally, climate activist Greta Thunberg had a speech interrupted by a disenfranchised environmental protester who was tired of her political messaging.

There is no pollster out there who doesn't think Trudeau's going to get walloped. The batting average is that Pierre Pollievre probably would win a majority government. So the liberalness, or maybe just the curiosity, of Abacus means they're going to try and find out what's going on. They're going to ask real questions to find out: Is there a way back for Justin Trudeau?

The recent wave of pro-Hamas demonstrations in North America has turned violent and deadly, posing a serious threat to the Jewish community.