Rebel News Podcast

Andrew Chapados and Lewis Brackpool assess whether they're prepared for a new world order, like the central theme of this year's World Government Summit.

I’m worried by this. We’ll see what they have on Randy Hillier. I’m skeptical. But even if he’s acquitted, they know something now that they didn’t know. GUEST: Randy Hillier's lawyer David Anber

In Episode No. 7 of Miss Understood, we reflect on Will Smith's 'culture shock moment' of the century before taking a deep dive into the negative effects of social media on consumers and influencers alike. Plus, we define "wokeism" and discuss its negative impact on society using some recent examples we have seen in the news.

David Menzies and Sheila Gunn Reid are behind the microphones as Independent MPP Randy Hillier was released from jail yesterday after turning himself in for charges linked to his involvement with the Freedom Convoy protest.

On tonight's show, I'm joined by Keith Wilson, one of the lawyers who has been representing and working in the interest of the truckers.

Sheila Gunn Reid and Adam Soos discuss the Ottawa police slapping an Ontario MPP with Freedom Convoy charges and Will Smith's now-infamous slap of Oscars host Chris Rock.

Alexa Lavoie investigated the fake regalia at the Freedom Convoy; Sydney Fizzard was in Calgary to witness an attempted shutdown of a peaceful protest.

Let me show you videos of six European politicians who scorched Trudeau — in a way that surely stunned Trudeau, as he’s just not used to it in Canada. GUEST: National Post columnist Rupa Subramanya

Dakota Christensen and Ian Miles Cheong discuss the West's declining stature in the world.

Melissa Tate, author of the book Choice Privilege returns to Andrew Says to discuss the Florida bill banning radical gender ideology being taught to kindergarten to grade three in the state.

See, what’s funny is that, for weeks, the Media Party — that is, Unifor reporters — said he was retiring for health reasons. What — did you think Unifor reporters would accurately report about Unifor — especially news that their boss took a bribe to promote a COVID agenda? GUEST: RC Maxwell of Project Veritas

David Menzies and Sheila Gunn reid are behind the mics, reacting to Prime Minister Trudeau's trip to Brussels where he was taken to task by a handful of European legislators for his actions during the Freedom Convoy protests.

Brad's latest single, This Just In, is a play on who and what Justin Trudeau is under his thin veneer of cool socks and sloppy hair. But it's also a play on the role of the media in rewriting the narrative about peaceful convoy truckers as violent terrorists, worthy of the heavy hammer of the Emergencies Act.

At first glance, it's a strange question to ask. There is no connection. Except it’s immediately obvious what the political goal of this story and this poll is. GUEST: Joel Berry, Managing Editor for the Babylon Bee

Andrew Chapados and Lewis Brackpool look at the issues of the day, including the question U.S. President Joe Biden's Supreme Court nominee, Ketanji Brown Jackson, was unable to answer at a Senate confirmation hearing.

There are not a lot of public intellectuals on the right — I'm not sure why. I think it's the same reason there's not a lot of comedians on the right, or movie stars on the right. I think the culture of the industry is against it, and you either choose to go somewhere where you're liked or you're crushed and converted into being a leftist.

Dave Rubin recently announced that he and his husband — also named Dave — are expecting children. Plus: What's up with Kanye West?

David Menzies and Sheila Gunn Reid host after a deal was struck between Prime Minister Trudeau's Liberals and Jagmeet Singh's New Democratic Party that will see the NDP allegedly prop up the Liberals until 2025.

But I want you to know — and to really understand, in your bones — that they want inflation. That they want prices to go higher. That they want prices to be so high, you become poor — especially energy poverty. GUEST: Rachel Emmanuel, a writer for Western Standard, will be speaking about why she left iPolitics in the wake of Chrystia Freeland being photographed with a Nazi banner in Toronto.

Adam Soos and Sheila Gunn Reid discuss the fallout from this weekend's 'United For Freedom' rally and counter-protest where police made “several arrests” following an injunction which placed restrictions on demonstrations in the city.

Alexa Lavoie on a CityNews reporter who tracked down the relocated Freedom Convoy in Ottawa; Sheila Gunn Reid on Mayor Patrick Brown's costs for policing the cemeteries of Brampton during lockdown.

How do you see the world? Well the answer, as anyone in the last century knows, is to look at the world through your own eyes. But most of the world, you look at through someone else's eyes. GUEST: Linda Blade, co-author of 'Unsporting: How Trans Activism and Science Denial are Destroying Sport'.

Dakota Christensen and Alexa Lavoie analyze Quebec's new seemingly never-ending emergency bill and Prime Minister Trudeau's continued push for more censorship.

True North's Andrew Lawton and Spencer Fernando join Andrew Says to recap Lawton's coverage of the Ottawa convoy protests where the reporter was pepper sprayed in the eyes by police.

There needs to be a sort of truth and reconciliation commission. There needs to be an admission of wrongdoing; the federal and provincial emergency acts were so obviously abused, they need to be amended so that just can’t happen again. GUEST: Lorne Gunter