Rebel News Podcast

Ryan Long is a stand-up and sketch-comedy performer; he is probably your political commentator's favourite comedian, making videos mocking cancel culture and the left/right paradigm.

The prime minister's personal RCMP security detail roughed up Rebel reporter David Menzies. GUEST: Lincoln Jay, the Rebel cameraman who captured the incident.

Theo Fleury is a former NHL star, a public speaker with a focus on recovering from trauma and addiction and a lover of freedom.

One of the reasons the National Post is in decline is because it has become a newspaper more focused on pleasing the powers that be, and applying for government grants, rather than doing great journalism in the interests of its viewers. GUEST: Dr. Teresa Pierre of Parents As First Educators

I’m not going to compare David Frum to a Nazi, because that’s too far, that’s too gross, especially considering that he’s Jewish. But it is impossible not to see his use of dehumanizing words. GUEST: Alexa Lavoie

Could you imagine a real company being run that way? GUEST: Barbara Kay

Alexa Lavoie on Roxham Road, and Sheila Gunn Reid on Trudeau's Keystone XL briefing notes.

Where is, for want of a better phrase, where is the chamber of commerce? The people who are supposed to champion companies? Not Facebook and Amazon and Netflix and Costco — they’ll do fine. I mean, the local guys, the small guys. Where are they? GUEST: Allum Bokhari

Twenty-nine thousand Canadians have died from COVID over the past two years. And in that time, a half million surgeries, including cancer surgeries, have been cancelled. Do you doubt that those missed surgeries killed, or will kill more than 29,000 people? GUEST: Franco Terrazzano

Today, on the show, COVID contrarian Alberta pathologist Dr. Roger Hodkinson welcomes me into his home to discuss the Omicron variant, jabs for kids, and what comes next for society. Hint: he's hopeful.

Pfizer has product to sell. And in the United Kingdom, Boris Johnson has a scandal to distract from. GUEST: Avi Yemini

Musk sat down with the Wall Street Journal for half an hour at a recent conference, and was asked good questions, and he gave great answers. GUEST: Jennifer Younes

Although I think he could fairly be called a French nationalist, a France First candidate, Eric Zemmour is not ethnically French, he’s not descended from the Gauls — he doesn’t look like Napoleon, does he? GUEST: Marc Morano

Victory in the courtroom! Finally some justice for Pastor Artur Pawlowski and Chris Scott. Sheila Gunn Reid has all the delectable details. There's this whiz-bang human rights museum in Winnipeg. But get this: this museum is actually embracing a form of medical apartheid for those who want to visit. Yeah, that's right — a human rights museum is championing medical segregation. Just wait 'til you s...

Here's my theory: Australia's hanging out with the wrong crowd. GUEST: Alexa Lavoie

For the first time on Rebel News, 17-year-old musician and political commentator Chandler Crump joins Andrew Says to discuss the media reaction to the Kyle Rittenhouse trial, hypocrisy in the coverage of the Waukesha attack, as well as the popularity of his Let's Go Brandon chart-topping single.

It’s weird to see video footage of German police, and Austrian police, sweeping through the streets, walking through private businesses, shouting “your papers!” I mean, it’s weird in that we’re generally used to seeing that in grainy black and white footage. GUEST: Belinda Karahalios

To combat the censorship, I invited Haskell on my show for what I hope is the first of many more appearances to discuss COVID groupthink, the death of divergent ideas on campus and what that means for the future of society.

I have to give the Trudeau bail-out newspaper the National Post credit today, because they nailed it. GUEST: Bree A. Dail

Which social media company is the worst censor? Twitter? Facebook? YouTube? Amazon? Trick question — they’re all terrible. GUEST: Alexandra Marshall

So which way will it go? The Fauci-Pfizer way — perpetual cycles of fear and lockdowns, teases of a little freedom, and then repeat? Or the Florida way? GUEST: Spencer Fernando

Sheila Gunn Reid on a free expression legal battle over an Alberta billboard; Adam Soos on eco-terrorism.

We had a huge win in court yesterday. A senior court — the Alberta Court of Appeal, the highest court in Alberta. GUEST: Sheila Gunn Reid

Hosts of Will and Amala Live! from PragerU, Will Witt and Amala Ekpunobi join Andrew Says to talk about California's failings, and whether or not Will and Amala will leaving the crumbling Democratic state.

Canada begins the rollout of COVID vaccines for kids. But why? Ezra Levant examines that question on tonight's episode. GUEST: Lorne Gunter of The Edmonton Sun