Rebel News Podcast

“Disastrous weekend”: Trudeau gives $50M to a U.S. comedian — and Notley nationalizes the oil patch

December 3rd, 2018  |  38 mins 19 secs

alberta, canada, oil, spending, trudeau

That’s Canada in 2018 — leftists nationalizing the oil patch; conservatives refusing to fight them; and a man-child prime minister jet-setting around the world, throwing millions of dollars at celebrities. 2019 isn’t going to be any better...

MUST SEE: New poll reveals how citizens see journalists — and how journalists see themselves

November 30th, 2018  |  35 mins 43 secs

bias, canada, media, united states

Do journalists care about getting the facts right? The journalists rated themselves 4.8 out of 5. But the general public? They give journalists just 2.9 out of five stars. GUEST Anthony Furey

Trudeau sides with Cuba, North Korea and other dictatorships at the UN

November 28th, 2018  |  34 mins 17 secs

canada, cuba, trudeau, un

This wasn’t staying neutral in the face of evil — which is execrable, which surely we have learned from in history. No; this was positively siding with evil.

It's sad that GM's factory in Oshawa is closing — but why did their union work to block Alberta pipelines?

November 27th, 2018  |  38 mins 9 secs

canada, cars, jobs, trudeau

It’s a sign of how broken Canada is, that not just union bosses, but the media, and the courts, and political leaders, and “civil society” including charities, take it for granted that it’s OK to attack oil and gas jobs, and to campaign and sue and protest them into submission. But God forbid a car company wants to move away from Trudeau’s uncompetitive tax regime — well, it’s a national crisis, and Trudeau had better come with a bail-out... GUEST: "Green Swastika" author William Kay

General Motors took a taxpayer bail-out — but now it’s laying off 2,800 workers in Oshawa.

November 26th, 2018  |  41 mins 21 secs

canada, gm, jobs, trudeau

GM isn't the only company in the news. And do you think that’s going to get better or worse when Justin Trudeau’s national carbon tax kicks in fully? GUEST Manny Montenegrino

“I’ve never seen anything like it”: Justin Trudeau goes to Calgary — and meets 2,000 angry protesters

November 23rd, 2018  |  45 mins 14 secs

alberta, canada, oil, trudeau

TONIGHT I'll show you the Media Party's reaction to that one sweatshirt, from reporters at the National Post and the Globe and Mail.

So the real news is that 2,000 Calgarians had a peaceful but noisy protest against unemployment being foisted upon them. And the media reports were that Nenshi and Trudeau hugged it out, and that someone wearing a novelty shirt wanted to kill Trudeau obviously and he’s really, really scary!

Trudeau sets up a $595 million slush fund for journalists — but only the ones he “trusts.”

November 22nd, 2018  |  47 mins 36 secs

canada, media, trudeau

This is bad news for us in some ways — we’re going to be attacked even worse than before.  And for you, as a viewer, and for your fellow citizens, isn’t it proof that The Rebel is needed more than ever? 

Is Unifor’s anti-Conservative political stance “resistant” to the will of union members? (Guest: Bill Tufts)

November 21st, 2018  |  39 mins 44 secs

canada, politics, unifor, unions

Joining Sheila tonight in an interview recorded earlier this week to talk about how Big Labour sways Canadian elections, the mainstream media and influences geopolitical outcomes, is author, researcher and activist, Bill Tufts.

Celine Dion tells us what she thinks of children — and it’s weirder than you think

November 20th, 2018  |  38 mins 19 secs

canada, children, lgbt, parenting

What's weird is that Celine Dion's clothing for kids is gender-neutral. These clothes are as ugly as you’d think. GUEST: Lorne Gunter

Stephen Harper on populism, trade and immigration: A refreshing change from Trudeau (and a few Conservatives, too)

November 19th, 2018  |  41 mins 36 secs

canada, conservative, harper, trudeau

I learned a lot; frankly, my esteem for Harper went up — I think he’s clearly warmed to Donald Trump, not necessarily his personality, but his achievements. It’s tough not to, especially if you're an economic expert like Harper. GUEST Joe Warmington