Rebel News Podcast

There are more stories like this every day. TONIGHT I'll show you more — as well as the science that says that outdoor transmission of COVID-19 is rare.

David Menzies and guests Ezra Levant and Sheila Gunn Reid round up the week's top stories.

As I say in my new book, China Virus, the real danger isn’t from the bug. It’s from the tyrannical ideology that has used the virus as an excuse.

I also bet this is the first time in her life anyone has said no to her. No-one at her university would have. Not professors, not other students.

Tom joins me tonight to tell us what he heard the environmentalists planning for Canada with the endorsement of the Liberals. Tom also tells us his plan to create an alternative to all this organizing the radical left is doing right now and shares his plan to fight back.

Sixty years ago, India was pushed into the arms of the Soviet Union. Today, I hope India is pushed to become more independent from China; and more of a friend to the free countries of the world.

Great news for anyone who was worried about the Coronavirus pandemic: We have flattened the curve. GUEST Joel Pollak

Can you believe a word people say? And by people, I mean the media.

David Menzies, Sheila Gunn Reid and Keean Bexte look back on the week's top stories

TONIGHT's show is about what happened on Wednesday. It may be one of the best things we've ever produced.

TONIGHT I'll take you through this disgraceful, un-Canadian letter. I'll show you some of the fancy people who signed it — you need to know more about them, and I've got all the background information.

Michelle Stirling from Friends of Science joins me to discuss how a doomsday scenario became the benchmark for carbon taxation, and to tell us about her new children's book about climate reality.

Tonight's show is a little different. In the last week, two of our reporters were harassed and man-handled but the police did nothing to protect them. GUEST David Menzies

Halifax city councillor Richard Zurawski wants the city to change “offensive” on landmarks, streets and even a shopping centre. GUEST Gordon G Chang.

Michael Korenberg, the chairman of the University of British Columbia was fired for liking a tweet by the U.S. president. GUEST Joel Pollak

David Menzies, Sheila Gunn Reid and Keean Bexte look back on the week's top news stories.

I sort of like Quebec these days. Because on the most important issues — identity, culture, society; not taxes and trade — on the most important issues, they have something we don’t have. They have self-respect.

Today, Trudeau’s lawyers went to court to try to get the court to throw out our judicial review.

Today I am talking to Robbie Picard from Oilsands Strong about how the controversy and rush to judgement is affecting his community.

There is devastation here, and there is sickness here. But it’s not caused by the virus. It’s caused by the politicians. They have become the pandemic.

Why does Justin Trudeau so desperately want to be part of the United Nations?

TONIGHT I'll take you through the complaint email that was leaked. It reveals a lot about the people who work at one of Canada's major newspapers.

David Menzies, Sheila Gunn Reid and Keean Bexte discuss the week's top news stories

TONIGHT I'll review some of the other famous people and things "cancelled" this week alone.

Say, do you think there are any Liberal MPs — or even cabinet ministers — who have loans from other dictatorships, like Iran or North Korea even?