Rebel News Podcast

From the beginning, we’ve been covering the story of how the Notley NDP started tinkering with liquor prices in Alberta. Almost immediately after taking office, they enacted protectionist policies against beer imports and simultaneously started subsidizing Alberta microbrewers every single month with grants. It was a poorly thought-out plan to bolster Alberta's small brewing industry that picked w...

Tonight I'm joined by Marc Morano of ClimateDepot.com, a long time "global warming" skeptic and activist.

Tonight, I'm joined by Candice Malcolm, journalist and founder of the True North Institute. We look back at the year in politics, especially the rise in populism and patriotism.

Enjoy the first of my series of interviews with special guests over the Christmas season... Tonight, Pamela Geller joins me to look back at her history as an outspoken anti-Islamification activist, a journey that began on 9/11.

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! With a simple tweet, President Trump says the US is done with the war in Syria. Cue the outrage. Ezra Levant has all the details. The little Alberta town of Nisku was ground zero earlier this week for a pro-pipeline protest that s...

So how are we going to cover Alberta separatism? With respect, I think. And with an understanding that it comes from a genuine grievance, not an ethnic nationalism like Quebec, not an attempt to extort more cash. A desire to be allowed to live freely and fairly, under the rules of Canada as they were written. GUESTS Sheila Gunn Reid and Keean Bexte

Ezra Levant looks back on the top 2018 stories at TheRebel.media: Tommy Robinson’s trials, Justin Trudeau’s scandals, Trump’s triumphs and more. PLUS he takes your comments and questions LIVE via YouTube Super Chat.

So what do they say about Trump bringing the troops home? TONIGHT I'll show you the story they ran on CBC’s failing flagship show, called The National (and tell you more about the expert they brought on to discuss it.) GUEST: Kurt Schlichter

Calgary held yet another massive lunch time pro-pipeline rally this past Monday. Over 2,000 people showed up at Calgary's Municipal Plaza to show their support for Canada's battered, beleaguered oil and gas industry. The speakers at the rally included Calgary municipal politicians which shouldn’t have been unusual or controversial, except those speakers ended up making themselves both! Mayor Nensh...

Of the 35 per cent who support Trudeau, only 8 per cent strongly support him. So, that 8 per cent would be the staff of the CBC, and anti-pipeline activists and immigration consultants probably. But look at those who dislikes him: Fifty-eight per cent — but 39 per cent say they strongly dislike him. As in, they’re not just tired of him or bored. They actively, deeply loathe the guy. GUEST Joel Pol...

I don't like these people. But every minute and every dollar the UK spends going after them is a minute and a dollar they’e not spending going after the real Nazis of the day... GUEST: Lorne Gunter

Did you know that under Trudeau, Canada has become more hostile to immigration than America under Donald Trump! According to Pew, 80 per cent of Canadians want the same or less immigration — that’s exactly what Angus Reid found too, by the way. In America it’s 73 per cent. GUEST: Professor Pierre Desrochers

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! Yesterday, Omar Khadr, our homegrown Islamist terrorist, was back in a courtroom in Edmonton -- this time arguing for some of his bail conditions to be dropped. Keean Bexte was there and joins us to explain how, when it comes to s...

Omar Khadr is morally equivalent to Paul Bernardo. Except it’s actually worse in some ways — Bernardo is a sick, depraved man. So is Khadr; but Khadr is motivated not by the cruelty itself, but by the cruelty in service of his form of Islam. So he willfully, thoughtfully commits terrorism. GUEST Allum Bokhari

He’s a drug dealer. He’s a gun smuggler. He trafficked for pedophiles, effectively kidnapping girls as young as 12 years old. Home robberies. Stolen property. Credit card fraud. But because he was so "honest"! OK, so that was last year. What did this outstanding, honest crook do when he got in? GUESTS Marc Morano and Sheila Gunn Reid

I'm in Poland all this week, at a conference I’m not allowed to attend. The Canadian government asked the United Nations to ban me from their 24th annual global warming conference ironically held in the heart of Poland's coal country, the city of Katowice. Of course, the authoritarians at the United Nations complied. No skeptics allowed! But I went anyway to show you the hypocrisy of the United Na...

This is devastating to the RCAF. It’s devastating for morale; to its capacity to do its job; devastating to our role within allied air forces. And devastating to Alberta, home of Cold Lake, where these exercises have been important for the community. (If this event was held in Quebec, they’d back up the truck with money.)

My only hope is that if Khadr blows something up, he does so over there, and not over here. But if he were to murder a Jew or a soldier, as he was paid a bounty to do by Al Qaida, you just know that the Toronto Star would say it was “mental illness,” and Justin Trudeau would call anyone who was upset about it “an Islamophobe.”

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 Christian landlord goes up against Muslim tenants who claimed he dissed their faith by not removing his shoes – in his own house! Can you possibly guess who came out on top in this squabble? Ezra Levant brings us all the depress...

And more good news — a whole fleet of regulations are being repealed. TONIGHT I'll review this newly passed act, and show you why it's great for Ontario companies and ordinary taxpayers. GUEST Paige MacPherson

Unlikes the Globe, the Post, and Justin Trudeau, we actually read the deal — and we’re with the 80 per cent of Canadians who are sick of Trudeau’s immigration policies... GUEST Marc Morano

We are experiencing the worst times in the Alberta oil patch in a generation, or maybe ever. It’s a homegrown recession caused by two levels of government who have no will or desire to build pipelines to export markets. Despite all the positive things they’re saying right now about Alberta’s oil and gas, these politicians, Notley and Trudeau, have surrounded themselves with the leading voices of t...

Tonight I'll show you some of the official Canadian delegation going along with Catherine McKenna. There's a chief negotiator, a deputy chief negotiator, a negotiations manager, and just plain old "negotiators" who specialize in stuff like "Climate Finance" and "Indigenous Engagement." The total number of negotiators is 16. That's more than we had for NAFTA. GUEST Andrew Lawton

Tonight I'll take you through a speech given by Tim Cook yesterday, at an "anti-hate" rally in New York City. GUEST: Jack Buckby

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...