Rebel News Podcast

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

"If I’m being 100 per cent candid, I don’t think any of these four people will ever be prime minister, I’m so sorry to say."

"Now that we’ve destroyed two million jobs, and now that we know the virus isn’t as bad as experts said — can we get back to work now?"

Joining me tonight to give his take on these topics is Tom Harris from the International Climate Science Coalition.

TONIGHT I'll take you through the rest of this poll, which includes things like breakdown by political party. It's really interesting.

"TONIGHT I'll take you through this CBC outrage porn disguised as journalism"

"I want to know who told the police to be out in massive force, dozens of police, to meet a handful of physically separated, peaceful, unarmed protesters."

David Menzies, Sheila Gunn Reid and Keean Bexte talk about the week's top stories

TONIGHT I tell you why I believe we’re past the worst of it.

I love Texas, but the fact that this tyranny could happen there, even in what is arguably the freest state, shows the depth of the problem.

My guest tonight is Michelle Stirling from Friends of Science. They’ve been investigating the abuse of the charity system by the green left for years.

TONIGHT I'll take your through this report. It’s a weird look into the mind of the Communist Party

It’s a tough one for Trudeau — two of his favourite things are in conflict.

Justin Trudeau is bringing in pandemic censorship. He is blocking conservative reporters from attending his press conferences. He has instructed his ministers to licence journalists and punish them deeply if they resist his censorship fiats.

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

I’m glad that finally job0-creators in Canada like CN Rail are fighting back against foreign-funded eco-terrorists.

Regions across Canada remain in lockdown in large part because of foreign workers who have contracted COVID-19.

Joining me tonight to talk about that movie and what is happening in his community is Robbie Picard from Oil and Gas Strong in an interview we recorded yesterday afternoon.

TONIGHT I'll take you through the CBC's "news" story. It's shameful. It's full of lies.

History shows us that quarantines work. But the point is: you quarantine the sick people — not the healthy people.

Our great-great grandparents didn’t use the excuse of the virus to send the country into a Great Recession, or to arrest people for leaving their houses.

Sheila Gunn Reid on Trudeau's focus on getting China supplies before Canada when it comes to personal protective gear for the Wuhan coronavirus, and Keean Bexte on the flu outbreak at the Cargill meat packing plant in Alberta.

Watching the Canadian unemployment rate climb, seeing the poverty and depression and stress translate into suicides is very sad. But there’s another pain, one of watching the violations of our civil liberties here in Canada. GUEST Conservative MP Derek Sloan.

Denormalization and marginalization is hard with China, much harder than for South Africa. But I think we need to go there.

My guest tonight is Tom Harris from the International Climate Science Coalition, to discuss the anti-people environmentalism rearing its ugly head during the pandemic and how the virus models have been as wrong as the climate ones.