Rebel News Podcast

Justin Trudeau is no stranger to corruption. But the RCMP, Canada's federal police, seriously considered charging the prime minister over his Aga Khan scandal. That was, until one cop pointed out he could just pardon himself. GUEST: Alexa Lavoie

Canadian comedian Ben Bankas joins Kat and Nat to discuss what it's like being a right-wing comedian in Toronto, as well as his take on toxic femininity and the drama of the Johnny Depp-Amber Heard defamation trial.

David Menzies and Natasha Biase are live from the Rebel News studio, while Elon Musk's purchase of Twitter has sent liberals and progressives into hysterics, and Canada's public safety minister, Marco Mendicino, wants to remind everyone that the Trudeau government invoked the Emergencies Act for all of our health and safety.

Elon Musk has done it, he's finally bought Twitter. So what happens next? Where does the platform go from here, and will free speech suddenly become popular again? GUEST: Allum Bokhari

Sheila Gunn Reid and Adam Soos host as Elon Musk closes in on a Twitter takeover, while Justin Trudeau keeps being weird and Calgary's mayor took part in some hypocritical activities this weekend.

Adam Soos on Justin Trudeau's quest to curtail freedom of speech; Syd Fizzard on a trucker staple.

We’ve got some access to information documents, a Rebel News exclusive. Sheila Gunn Reid broke the story this morning, and I think it’s important enough to talk about a second time, here. It’s more than a hundred pages of internal RCMP chatter, damage control really, when their officers were caught laughing and mocking at peaceful protesters who were stomped on by riot horses. GUEST: National Post...

Black Lives Matter Greater New York's Hawk Newsome and Eric Butler of TatumReport.com join Andrew Says to touch on BLM riots and protests, as well as New York City vaccine mandates. Both agree that NYC Mayor Eric Adams is mismanaging the Big Apple, but the two butt heads on topics such as abortion, discrimination and Black Lives Matter's controversial purchasing of mansions.

Professor Michael Geist recently released a report containing 1,200 pages of documents, including first-hand information that various editorials criticizing Trudeau’s take-over of the media have been approved by low-level editors at Canada’s newspapers — but then they are spiked by senior bosses at newspapers. GUEST: Sheila Gunn Reid on the legal proceedings involving Church in the Vine's $1.3 mil...

David Menzies and Nat Biase host today's livestream, as it's revealed that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's travel over the past months was the equivalent of using enough fuel to fly around the world three times. How's that environmentalism working, Mr. Prime Minister?

David Menzies sat down with me last week to answer the tough questions we want answers to: What would he be doing if he weren't a Rebel News mission specialist? What was his favourite story? And how did he end up at Rebel News anyway?

So I was glancing at that list of directors, and I recognized one name, because I’m a political person and have been for years: Robert Zoellick. I bet very few people other than politician watchers in their 50s know who he is. GUEST: Spencer Fernando on the housing crisis

Andrew Chapados and Lewis Brackpool reflect on the story of a DJ accused of wearing blackface by left-wing activists and reports that Netflix's stock price is plummeting as people say begin tuning out.

It is fair to say the mask mandate is a Trump victory. Which is just an extra reason that the left is enraged. GUEST: Jenin Younes

In Episode No. 10 of Miss Understood, we attempt to pronounce over-sexualization and discuss how over-sexualizing young women negatively impacts them. We also call out the Kardashians for pretending they care about the body positivity movement and try to uncover just how women are supposed to navigate between the polarizing dynamic of ultra sexual femininity and female-erasing gender ideology. Plu...

GUEST HOST: David Menzies You know, the other day, I was thinking about the Hans Christian Andersen fable, The Emperor’s New Clothes. And it made me ponder how much the world has changed since that tale was penned back in 1837. In fact, it also made me ponder if this fable could be published today. And if it was published, would it be condemned as hate speech by the usual suspects? GUEST: Bryan Le...

Adam Soos and Sheila Gunn Reid host this Easter Monday, as Prime Minister Trudeau (unironically) celebrated the 40th anniversary of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, while Elon Musk continues his battle to buy Twitter, and Calgarians continue to protest for freedom despite the city's ongoing restrictive injunction.

Alexa Lavoie looks into a CBC hit piece on the Freedom Convoy; Drea Humphrey interviews Pierre Poilievre regarding his support for the blockchain economy.

Gavin McInnes is one of Rebel News' most dangerous alumni. 

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Elon Musk put forward a $41-billion offer to buy Twitter. Will free speech return to the platform? GUEST: Cosmin Dzsurdzsa of True North

Bob Moran joins Sheila Gunn Reid from his home in the UK to talk about his journey to The Democracy Fund and the near-complete conformity of the arts community in enforcing government COVID-19 narratives.

I wasn't hosting the show yesterday — I was in the office, but I spent much of the day online. These days, a lot of court processes are done via Zoom, or something like that. And I was, for hours, was involved in a case about The Libranos. GUEST: Adam Soos

Andrew Chapados and Lewis Brackpool host this 'Across the Pond' episode of the DAILY livestream, focusing on President Joe Biden's recent funds for Ukraine, Black Lives Matter's money for mansions and using microchips in your hand to make your purchases.

GUEST HOST: David Menzies This just in: the Smithsonian Institute is, alas and alack, becoming increasingly woke. And there is pressure afoot by the usual suspects to get the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, aka, NASA, to also get more PC and less… you know, science-y.. GUEST: Andrew Lawton with Ezra Levant