Rebel News Podcast

So much of downtown Victoria has become like the infamous East Hastings Street in Vancouver — just a perpetual shantytown — homeless people; drug users; mentally ill; criminals. But suing fossil fuel companies and declaring states of emergency about global warming and the rising tide is so much easier than actually have to solve any problem. GUEST: Pardes Seleh

This is what they did to Brett Kavanaugh; this is what they did to an anonymous kid from Kentucky. This is what they will do to you. And by “they”, I don’t just mean the lying thugs on the street. I mean the lying thugs in the media. Including the lying thugs in our own Canadian media, especially the CBC. GUEST: Count Dankula

Every Friday evening on Rebel Roundup, we get together with other Rebel contributors to review the week's headlines, from the serious to the absurd. Settle in and enjoy! A Canadian now sits on death row in China, but it seems that Foreign Affairs Minister Chrystia Freeland is too busy going to bat for assorted foreign nationals as opposed to taking an interest in a Canadian citizen who might pay t...

Tommy Robinson got a 13-month sentence for doing journalism — and he served 10 weeks of it in solitary confinement. Turgut Adakan participates in an acid attack and brutal beating outside a gay night club — and he’s told to be on good behaviour. GUEST Sheila Gunn Reid

It’s not really about controlling the weather. It’s about controlling people. Or “climate equity”. Which means changing how we live — changing the law, changing spending — using the climate emergency as the excuse. GUEST David Menzies

Canada Action has officially canceled their convoy to Ottawa but the mission to bring Alberta's concerns to Justin Trudeau's doorstep, is far from over. According to a Canada Action press release “unfortunately, we have come to the decision that it is no longer viable to proceed with our planned convoy. We cannot confidently mitigate the unexpected challenges associated with this event. As such, w...

TONIGHT I'll show you Kim Gehrig's commercials for other products. These videos reveal what she thinks of masculinity, and traditional ideas of feminine beauty, too. Frankly, some of her previous work is very upsetting. GUEST Michael Knowles

TONIGHT I'll take you through Trudeau's cabinet shuffle in detail. No matter who he moves to which post, Justin Trudeau's cabinet is still based on cronyism, on unwavering and uncritical loyalty, on extreme sycophancy over merit, and on meeting an arbitrary gender quota. GUEST: Andrew Lawton

Now that she's here, why can’t we hear even one word from Rahaf Al-Qunun herself? She has been quite loquacious on Twitter. We know her name, her father’s name, her details, everything. Everything except what Chrystia Freeland said and did, and what promises were exchanged. GUEST John Carpay.

Tonight I'll show you what the CRTC is proposing. Some is quite Orwellian. Some is contradictory. Some is just laughable. But the meaning is still crystal clear: They intend to regulate voices on the Internet they don’t like. GUEST: Marc Morano

In September 2016, the Trudeau government partnered with Soros' Open Society Foundations to increase the number of "refugees" entering Canada. What exactly is the agreement? To find out, we sent a simple letter to the immigration department, under the Access to Information Law... GUEST: Barbara Kay

The pro-pipeline trucker’s convoys and protests that began in December are still rolling on. On Tuesday, another took place in Regina at the Legislature, where activists, politicians and even unionized steelworkers, came together and braved the cold to send a message to Ottawa - “Build that pipe!” While watching the online chatter about the rally, I noticed a familiar face was on his way to Saskat...

It took Chrystia Freeland eleven days to issue a little tweet objecting to the first Canadians being taken hostage. What took so long? Where is our self-respect? (By contrast, Freeland, and Trudeau himself, tweeted ten times about Jamal Khashoggi, a Muslim brotherhood spin doctor, paid by Qatar, to undermine Saudi Arabia...) GUEST: Joel Pollak

Canada's environment minister Catherine McKenna? By the UN’s own measure, she’s been a failure. But how does she get treated in the media? Like some sort of Messianic character who's going to save us all from our oil addicted selves. GUEST: Alex Newman

Why is it when a comedy troupe parodies Indian culture, that’s cultural appropriation, but when Prime Minister Zoolander himself does the Bollywood dancing thing, that’s OK?

Every Friday evening on Rebel Roundup, we get together with other Rebel contributors to review the week's headlines, from the serious to the absurd. Settle in and enjoy! It looks like Justin Trudeau is building himself quite the swank summer house, including a treehouse with its own zip line, and maybe even a helicopter landing pad! And guess what, folks? YOU are funding this extravagance. Sheila...

An LGBT activist tweeted the address of a young Progressive Conservative MP's parents out and encouraged leftists to harass them, over Christmas no less. How did the Media Party react? How about Twitter? Watch and find out. GUEST: Former police officer Leo Knight on crime and policing in Toronto.

David's guest is Candice Malcolm

Alberta should see a provincial election called for Spring 2019. Next fall, Canada will be plunged into the depths of a Federal election campaign. That means we have a big job ahead of us - especially for me and my Alberta Rebel colleague, Keean Bexte. The mainstream media in Alberta, with the exception of a select few, has completely abdicated their duty to hold the government to account on behal...

I review the top 3 most disturbing Silicon Valley news stories from 2018, with Breitbart's Senior Tech editor — and speculate about what this year has in store for independent media.

Rob Shimshock heads up our special website CampusUnmasked.com, which brings you daily updates on the latest political insanity at universities in Canada and the United States. We laugh at some of these ridiculous stories of political correctness, but remember: Today's students are tomorrow's elite leaders, who'll be deciding public policy that will impact your daily life very soon.

This is my last show of 2018, so I'm joined by our own David Menzies, who had some of the best stories of the year.

Every Friday evening on Rebel Roundup, we get together with other Rebel contributors to review the week's headlines, from the serious to the absurd. Tonight, we’ll bring you a special year-end episode with some of your favourite Rebels. Settle in and enjoy! So much leftwing lunacy, so little time. Kurt Schlicter drops by to give us a Top 10 List of liberal nitwits for 2018. Thanks to ongoing prote...

Tonight we look back at her exclusive investigations into the Trudeau and Notley governments, using Access to Information documents that reveal the inner workings of these administration and how they are wasting your money and undermining your rights and freedoms.

Tonight he joins me for the full show, to talk about some of his other Rebel stories of this year, such as his JailAnjem.com campaign. We swap stories about terror sympathizer Anjem Choudary, who I interviewed years ago. I was so proud to see Jack deliver our JailAnjem.com petition to 10 Downing Street itself.