Rebel News Podcast - EZRA LEVANT： If the Trucker Commission is a circus, then the mainstream media are the clowns

00:00:00.000 tonight rebel news reporters are doing amazing things and i want to brag a bit

00:00:19.660 it's october 17th and this is the ezra levant show

00:00:22.800 shame on you you censorious bug

00:00:29.040 rebel news reporters are in or on their way to three different capital cities around the world

00:00:45.520 and i couldn't be more proud let's start with our own capital city of ottawa where the trucker

00:00:51.100 commission is in full swing i was there the other day william diaz berthiom our ottawa-based

00:00:57.160 reporter is there we have a whole team camped out in our airbnb which we have turned into a studio

00:01:03.220 it's so close to the official hearings at the library and archives canada it's remarkable

00:01:09.060 and i'm so glad because i think we have to cover this event very carefully

00:01:12.500 sheila gunreed who's not in ottawa she is at her edmonton base camp has been live tweeting

00:01:18.980 the proceedings we've been live streaming the raw footage on our website truckercommission.com

00:01:26.720 i really hope you've taken a moment to go there watch the whole thing if that interests you

00:01:30.980 uh watch our shorter video clips and sheila's live tweets if you like like i say 13 different rebel

00:01:38.100 news reporters have been accredited there including me and oh that makes the left wing very very angry

00:01:44.120 look at this story in press progress it's an ndp front group they're saying we're turning this

00:01:51.260 event into a circus no no mate it is a circus already and you are the clowns we're just reporting

00:01:59.020 on what you're saying and doing they do not like the fact that we have access william diaz berthiom is

00:02:03.960 our ottawa guy he's been doing a great job let me show you a clip from the other day when i i think you

00:02:11.580 recall i was there and i was live tweeting and doing stories about zexy lee who's a 22 year old

00:02:17.960 uh young woman who was a witness and i thought it was laughable she was like a a woke uh college kid

00:02:27.740 just out of college who was having her dream you know reality tv show come true she was very

00:02:33.660 incongruous it was very strange um and she said a lot of stunning things one of the things that i think

00:02:40.160 you heard me say was she was allegedly an eyewitness at this event but um she didn't witness any

00:02:48.300 violence whatsoever by the truckers no law breaking at all by the truckers she did witness some law

00:02:55.480 breaking her friends in her building were pelting the truckers with eggs from their apartment so she

00:03:03.360 did in fact testify to some violence that she saw that was the only violence that she saw

00:03:08.080 it was from her and her friends and she was offended when the ottawa police came to investigate

00:03:13.680 it there's actually just a stunningly weak uh witness and our reporter william diaz berthiom

00:03:20.160 was scrumming all the witnesses as they came out um that's what you do if you're a journalist you ask

00:03:27.040 tough questions if you're the witness you don't have to answer but if you're at a spectacular public

00:03:33.300 hearing in the public interest get used to it so take a look at this interaction with paul champ

00:03:40.260 zexy lee's lawyer paul champ is also the lawyer behind the 300 million dollar class actions against

00:03:45.780 the truckers um he assaulted william diaz berthiom what you are about to see is more violence in one

00:03:53.940 minute than during the entire trucker convoy take a look

00:03:57.300 miss you specifically stated that crimes were happening due to the convoy yet

00:04:04.340 the crime rate in ottawa dropped by 90 percent why'd you keep lying about that

00:04:11.140 why why'd you keep lying about this

00:04:21.220 miss why do you think excessive honking means means that the government should strip citizens

00:04:26.420 away from the right we're in public we're allowed asking questions i didn't say you're not

00:04:30.900 allowed she has no comment you ignoring your questions perfect thank you ma'am what a thuggish

00:04:36.500 bully i should note that zexy lee herself did not object to william diaz berthiom asking her

00:04:42.180 questions that place is crawling with security none of them objected but just this left-wing

00:04:48.260 activist ambulance chaser paul champ who ran up to william and pushed him and assaulted him that's

00:04:53.940 super gross but however gross paul champ is i'll give him this even he himself says no martial law

00:05:03.460 was actually needed he's a huckster he's suing the truckers for 300 million dollars but even he

00:05:09.940 realizes that martial law was too much um it's obvious that zexy lee and paul champ has never taken

00:05:16.660 a tough question in their life before they've just been dealing with the ottawa regime media

00:05:24.420 and that's why having 13 rebel news reporters accredited there is so terrifying to these people

00:05:30.660 and even the day i was there the difference between what i saw with my own eyes and ears

00:05:36.100 and what the regime media was reporting was just shocking i mean zexy lee a 22 year old girl

00:05:41.380 uh kept on talking about that kid's movie the purge the purge i don't know if you've seen the movie

00:05:47.060 it's a schlocky movie the premise is one day a year you can murder anyone and there's no law and what

00:05:54.180 happens on the purge yeah that that's a child's movie zexy and you're trying to be a grown-up now

00:06:01.620 and you're talking about how the trucker convoy was like the purge that's sort of embarrassing and you're

00:06:06.820 sort of embarrassing as a witness an eyewitness who didn't actually witness anything pretty weak

00:06:12.180 and and i won't so this was last week so i won't spend a lot of time on it victoria de la ronde

00:06:17.140 the other witness who was up at the same time talking about how since the truckers convoy she has heard

00:06:23.300 phantom honking in her mind the honking lasted a few days until a local judge issued a restraining order

00:06:31.220 saying no honking and the truckers obey obeyed it this woman was so traumatized that she says she

00:06:37.860 keeps hearing phantom honking she must think canada geese or truckers airborne truckers are trying to

00:06:44.100 get her she was it was very strange i felt bad for her actually um she was somebody's grandma who should

00:06:49.940 come and take care of her she said she was sleeping with a mask took because she was worried about diesel

00:06:55.220 fumes from the truck i don't think mass work it was just very embarrassing and and both these witnesses

00:06:59.940 were absolutely shredded by lawyers but you wouldn't know it because of the insane coverage global

00:07:07.620 news is one of the worst that's the network of david aiken the heckler remember him thank you very much

00:07:14.020 i appreciate it appreciate your presence here today uh before i begin let me just say that uh

00:07:19.780 uh thank you very much i'm being i'm being heckled here by by the thank you very much for your

00:07:29.220 congratulations thank you very much for your questions i'm going to begin my remarks now

00:07:36.900 justin trudeau is out of touch and canadians are out of money the cost of government is driving up the

00:07:45.060 cost of living a half a trillion dollars of inflationary deficits have bid up the cost of

00:07:52.260 the goods we buy and and the interest that canadians pay the cost for workers and businesses to produce

00:08:01.380 the goods that we buy on top of that trudeau proposes yet more spending to bid up costs even

00:08:07.940 further from reporters today the more things the more he spends the more things cost it is just

00:08:15.060 inflation their homes and to buy a home in the very first place the reason that they're like

00:08:24.820 so i mean we we have we we have uh basically a liberal heckler who snuck in here today i used to

00:08:31.700 work with david aiken i don't know what happened to him other than his global news has been colonized

00:08:36.100 by trudeau's money so what's so interesting is not just that we were accredited there and not just

00:08:42.020 it's not just interesting listening to the witnesses but to see the enormous different universe like a

00:08:48.020 separate reality of what is actually said versus what the media party reports that's why it's so

00:08:53.300 important the rebel news reporters are there now today uh literally the the commission is still meeting

00:08:59.780 right now as i record this i understand they might be going as late as 9 pm tonight that is very

00:09:04.260 un ottawa ish isn't it to have bureaucrats and lawyers working past 4 pm i mean ottawa is sort of

00:09:11.780 10 a.m to 4 pm kind of town these folks get cracking in the morning they work till as late as 9 pm they

00:09:17.060 work on weekends i i can't even remember the last time that was anyway so today's news um they're

00:09:22.900 they're showing they're they're interviewing different staff at the city of ottawa the emergency

00:09:28.740 preparedness officer the chief of staff um and it looks like there was constant communication between

00:09:36.820 the truckers and the city and the police and in fact they had struck a deal between the city

00:09:43.380 and the police to move the truckers out of residential areas that makes a lot of sense get

00:09:48.020 them away from where people are get them to where the politicians are but the police actually stopped

00:09:55.940 the trucks from moving the city manager said he would help help call the police off but if you see

00:10:02.260 what was going on today the police were the ones who were blocking the roads the police were the ones

00:10:08.180 who wouldn't let the trucks move there was another bit of testimony that there was no violence or no threats

00:10:15.300 when trucks were occasionally towed or ticketed there just simply was no violence and these are from witnesses

00:10:22.580 here's um when the city of ottawa's head of emergency preparedness said in an email on january 30th the

00:10:31.140 police were doing a quote great job at maintaining the fine balance between a peaceful demonstration

00:10:36.580 and a potential riot and the city manager steve kanalakis agreed and said keep the peace was the

00:10:43.300 objective so my point is the truckers came to ottawa and for the first few days they were really noisy and

00:10:49.860 honky and i saw that with myself with my own eyes and ears until a judge said stop it and they did

00:10:54.260 stop him but they were constantly negotiating with the city and with the police where should we be

00:10:59.540 should we move trucks here should we clear this lane we'll get away from the residential areas

00:11:03.780 and it was all in good faith again and again in today's presentation in today's examination and

00:11:09.460 these were city staff and again and again they said the truckers were acting in good

00:11:13.860 faith and i want to remind you what the law says because we're not here to hear sob stories or

00:11:22.260 you know stories about phantom honking that's very very interesting for your diary or whatnot or facebook

00:11:27.860 page what is the purpose of the commission let me remind you that the emergencies act which is the

00:11:33.220 kind of martial law that had never been used before in canada whenever it's invoked afterwards

00:11:38.100 there must be a judicial inquiry to see whether or not it was justified and the emergencies act is

00:11:45.060 only justified if one of two things is afoot if there is a serious danger to people in the country

00:11:52.340 or a serious danger to the sovereignty of the government but this next line is absolutely key

00:11:58.980 and the word and is there so you need serious danger to people or serious danger to the country and

00:12:05.140 that cannot be effectively dealt with under any other law of canada unquote

00:12:13.300 so you have to prove that these problems whether it was the honking or whether it was last week

00:12:20.500 someone testified that there was someone who had peed in the snow i know that's very terrifying that

00:12:26.020 these things however bad however irritating they may have been could only

00:12:32.260 be dealt with through martial law not through any other law not through any city bylaw not through

00:12:39.540 any regular policing not through just towing them that you literally needed to put soldiers on the

00:12:45.300 streets or the nation was going to fall to insurrection or mass danger

00:12:50.900 if the first few days of this commission or any guide that is not the case and i'm so glad that

00:12:55.540 we're covering this thing around the clock we literally have rented an airbnb that we've turned

00:12:58.980 into a studio and we've live streamed we're covering this very seriously i think this is very important

00:13:05.140 so that's ottawa you sort of knew some of that i was giving a bit of an update but we are in another

00:13:09.780 nation's capital too did you notice that five of our people are in berlin here's a gorgeous picture of

00:13:18.260 our i call them ezra's angels drea humphrey to mary ugolini and alexa lavoie along with two support staff

00:13:26.980 ed and guillaume here's a little introductory video explaining what we're doing there

00:13:33.540 well it is on big pharma pushers and globalists better watch out because i drea humphrey with rebel

00:13:40.020 news almost dropped my suitcase there is on my way to meet up with the dream team

00:13:46.260 in berlin germany because we are going to be covering the world health summit 2022 like no

00:13:53.060 other i'm meeting up with the lovely tamara ugolini as well as alexa lavoie we also have gilliam and ed

00:14:00.100 out there to bring you this important coverage there's going to be some big names that you know

00:14:04.420 all behind the medical tyranny we've all been under there's also going to be some faces that you don't

00:14:10.100 know but who have been a part of pulling the strings to make these agendas happening and that

00:14:15.060 you deserve answers from now i'm in might i add a very maskless airport in canada very nice to see

00:14:24.900 i would say about 98 percent are breathing fresh air smiling and not wearing their face diapers but

00:14:31.620 in berlin there is an indoor mask mandate happening in fact an n95 mask mandate happening so we really had

00:14:40.900 to study who was going we had to look them in the eye and make sure we're going to be able to ask them

00:14:46.100 again the questions you deserve that's a scene setter by drea here's one by alexa

00:14:52.100 so alexa for bennews and we are currently me drea humphrey and tamara ugolini

00:14:58.500 here in germany in berlin to cover the word i'll submit 2022. it's starting tomorrow but tonight will be a

00:15:07.540 protest so if you want to see all our coverage and you don't want to miss that go to rebellewho.com

00:15:17.700 and if you can in the same time you can chip in whatever you are able to to help us with our travel

00:15:24.580 expense but seriously this travel will be the best crazy report don't miss that let me show you the next

00:15:34.500 video from tamara well i have reached our final destination berlin my flight from amsterdam was

00:15:42.100 slightly delayed due to what the pilot stated was the german military closed off a portion of the airspace

00:15:51.940 they were conducting some sort of practice so i thought that was a little bit interesting to note

00:15:57.780 so i'm here in berlin and i'm going to locate alexa and guillaume and make our way to the airbnb which

00:16:07.940 i believe we have about six hours to kill before it's ready so after i don't even know 18 hours of

00:16:16.020 travel another six we're all going to be pretty exhausted plus slightly jet-lagged so stay tuned because

00:16:24.900 we'll be giving you full reports and updates at rebelwho.com see we're staying in an inexpensive

00:16:33.380 economy class airbnb in berlin also when you have five people you often can save money by renting a

00:16:39.700 large apartment or a house through airbnb rather than getting five hotel rooms so we booked an airbnb

00:16:45.860 in berlin but the conference was in a fancy hotel and we couldn't get in unless we booked a room there so

00:16:54.260 we booked the cheapest room we could find in the super fancy hotel just for one night so we had the

00:16:59.780 right to enter the hotel and we had the hotel key card and tamara went into the fancy hotel where the

00:17:06.980 world health organization was having their summit remember just to repeat this was the first time the

00:17:14.420 un's world health organization had had an in-person conference in three years since before the pandemic

00:17:19.780 so you had delegates from canada the united states uk germany and all over the world almost 200

00:17:25.540 countries were sending delegates to the big who conference in berlin and is the cbc there the ctv

00:17:33.700 is global news there no of course not and if they were what would be the point they would just be

00:17:38.340 regurgitating the talking points and the press releases so we are the only canadian journalists

00:17:43.460 that i'm aware of at all let alone the only independent ones i think we're the only canadian journalists

00:17:48.580 there and tamaria galini who has been following the medicine and the science very carefully

00:17:54.980 wouldn't you know what she just happened to bump into dr tedros the head of the world health

00:18:01.700 organization now give me a second dr tedros is not a doctor he's a phd but he's not an md if you're the

00:18:08.100 head of the world health organization you call yourself dr tedros you're deceiving people by making

00:18:13.300 them believe that you are a medical doctor the head of the world health organization is not

00:18:18.100 a medical doctor he's he is actually in his home country he's actually accused of being a war

00:18:24.660 criminal he was installed uh at the head of the world health organization by china and it shows he

00:18:31.460 helped cover up for china when the wuhan virus broke loose but let me show you when tamara

00:18:38.100 ugolini just by chance bumped into this dr tedros at the hotel now she only had a moment because they

00:18:45.780 were just bumping into each other in the lobby take a look at this and then i'm going to come back

00:18:50.580 and give you my thoughts take a quick one okay mr tedros how are you how are you mr tedros if you

00:18:56.020 could do lockdowns again would you would you do them if you could do lockdowns again would you support

00:19:01.620 them i'm sorry mr tedros if you could do lockdowns again would you support them

00:19:09.700 that's what you got for unelected unaccountable

00:19:11.700 bureaucrats heading in there to the who conference the world health summit tedros was nervously laughing

00:19:18.660 behind his medical mask as you can see his handler quickly got in the way once she realized that i was

00:19:24.580 skeptical of his failed lockdown mandates he obviously had no idea how to respond what do you

00:19:32.180 think at home should these bureaucrats be held responsible for their failed policies that have

00:19:37.140 resulted in grotesque harm of people all across the globe with looming economic devastation loss of

00:19:44.340 liberty and loss of freedom and if no one is here to ask the hard questions then how will the public

00:19:51.220 ever know follow our reports as we try to show you how the top one percent winds and dines while

00:19:59.140 you're told to shutter your business stay home endlessly all for the alleged greater good that's

00:20:06.980 a great question and there's some good luck to bump into him but look at it again just as b-roll without

00:20:12.980 any sound fresh-faced attractive young woman from canada hey dr tedros he thinks

00:20:21.140 she's a groupie or a fangirl and what does he do he's never met to marry ugolini before in his life

00:20:26.900 and he's about 65 and to marry ugolini is a nice woman with a nice smile asking the question and he

00:20:33.300 immediately puts his arm around her she didn't say let's here come in close for a for a selfie

00:20:43.060 they didn't know each other he thought she was some group he was i don't know if i don't know if i

00:20:49.060 don't know if i would call that a grope but a young woman comes up to you and asks you a question

00:20:53.460 and your first move as an old dirty old man is to do the creepy thing and hug her like what are you

00:20:59.140 doing have you ever done that in your life has a grown woman come up to you and and said something

00:21:04.580 and your first move is just to to grab that's a trudeau move that's a bill clinton creepy move

00:21:10.500 then when tamara asked her question and dr tedros can tell that he didn't want to answer he immediately

00:21:16.660 stopped hugging her he realized that she was not a fat girl and her staff his staffer pushed her away

00:21:22.900 i think dr tedros has never been asked an unscripted unfiltered question before just like zexy lee and

00:21:31.300 the other witnesses in ottawa have never been asked an unscripted question before i think our rebel news

00:21:37.220 journalists are doing things that have never been done before here let me just put a couple more videos

00:21:41.940 from berlin here's one from drea humphrey from vancouver who's doing great over there in case

00:21:47.860 you haven't gotten familiar with our special site called rebel who.com which is going to keep you up

00:21:53.380 to date on what we're doing in germany which is getting to the bottom of the agendas being pushed

00:21:58.740 by big pharma globalists across the world there wasn't anything about sort of the other side to

00:22:06.020 lockdowns like losing jobs and businesses do you think that that should be represented in this event

00:22:12.180 no you've got to focus on one thing i think what's focusing on solutions they are not on the

00:22:17.060 victims and on the disadvantages abroad and so what solutions do you think are most important to

00:22:22.420 focus on vaccination and developing of new products the cost of the measures counter measures of the

00:22:30.820 covet that is a very good question i think that as time goes by when we're no longer so afraid we will

00:22:37.300 see the cost of for instance closing down schools i really like drea and here's a video from alexa

00:22:43.700 lavoie just an excerpt of the video just to show you what we're up to so we don't know what is

00:22:48.980 happening like the alarm a fire alarm it just started and uh it keeps like stopping and restarting

00:22:55.540 the conference have stopped um we go and try to check what is going on but it seems that maybe someone

00:23:02.180 is putting out the fire system or yeah really a fire so let's go check it out alexa is great and

00:23:09.380 every day she's doing a summary on francais as well my view is between drea and tamara we can get a lot

00:23:16.500 of english language videos but it's not just quebec it's all of france and belgium and other places

00:23:22.020 around the world that speak french they should have access to what's going on and alexa speaking in

00:23:27.220 french is a way to talk to them i'm very proud of that by the way we have more amazing videos to

00:23:32.580 come and i learned about a few today that we are not going to release until the team is back from

00:23:38.100 germany but for more you can go to rebel w h o dot com there are there are let me tell you we had a

00:23:46.660 great meeting by zoom with the team it was late at night over there we we were talking them by by skype

00:23:52.740 actually and i'm very excited about what they found and it's simply because the un and the world

00:23:58.020 health organization are not used to having any actual journalists there they're used to having

00:24:02.500 stenographers and propagandists so to have actual independent-minded curious skeptical journalists

00:24:08.180 there um was was amazing and you'll see that uh in about a week when we release some of that

00:24:14.500 um so capital number one is ottawa that's the most important to us that's our capital city and

00:24:19.460 can is where we live and so 13 journalists will site will cycle through the trucker commission dot

00:24:24.020 com air bb berlin is important because of course the world health organization that affects us

00:24:30.340 teresa tam is a loyal member she used to work for them so that's in the second capital city of berlin

00:24:36.100 but if you can believe it we have more adventures to come and we have two journalists

00:24:40.020 winging their way now to the capital of argentina buenos aires because they are going to a meeting of a group

00:24:46.420 called c40 cities what is c40 cities well let me quote from their web page

00:24:54.660 a global network of mayors taking urgent action to confront the climate crisis and create a future

00:25:01.460 where everyone can thrive so they're meeting in buenos aires do you like the fact that your mayors

00:25:08.340 are getting instructions in a foreign country far away from any public scrutiny

00:25:13.780 this is not how you do democracy i mean the whole point of a local government is that it's

00:25:19.220 local i remember one of the uh complaints by the 13 colonies that broke away from the uk

00:25:27.300 is that the decisions were made by a distant and partisan king they wanted to be ruled by local people not

00:25:33.220 someone half a planet away the true globalists the emperor but this c40 meeting in buenos aires they're

00:25:40.580 taking mayors including canadian mayors they're taking them down to buenos aires and they're having

00:25:45.940 meetings i'm not going to call them all secret because not all of them are secret but they're

00:25:50.660 there are no canadian reporters there other than us the transcripts are not published uh there's all

00:25:56.500 sorts of lobbying going on and what on earth are our mayors doing in buenos aires instead of making

00:26:02.100 rules up here whose agenda are they following since when does a mayor need to go to a foreign

00:26:08.260 foreign country to get instructions well look at their funders follow the money there are some other

00:26:14.180 governments involved why should a foreign government pay to lobby our canadian mayors that's where there's

00:26:20.020 other lobby groups look at that the open societies foundations that's george soros look at that

00:26:25.780 novo nordis that's a vaccine company they said they have a quote global agenda and they're very

00:26:33.780 blunt the climate extremism a transition off of fossil fuels what are canadian mayors doing going

00:26:41.220 we are covering these things because no one else can and no one else will we are sending two rebel news

00:26:50.660 journalists economy class airfare to buenos aires it's in far away it's expensive to do but do you

00:26:56.580 not think someone like someone like anyone please i mean would it be too much to ask cbc or cdb or global

00:27:03.300 news at thorn i'm sorry the global mail who actually have huge budgets would have too much to ask that one

00:27:08.100 of them might actually show some curiosity and skepticism and report on what is going on and who is

00:27:14.740 poisoning our political system with the foreign agendas that have nothing to do with their own country

00:27:20.660 apparently it is too much because little rebel news has to do it one little company three capital

00:27:25.620 cities ottawa berlin and buenos aires very proud of our rebel news journalists there's so much to to

00:27:32.020 watch and so much to do i hope you're enjoying our coverage trucker commission.com is to where to find

00:27:37.220 out all things about the truckers that's our big project that's the one where we're going to be there

00:27:41.540 for six weeks 13 journalists cycling through the berlin project is important it's wrapping up in a

00:27:46.740 couple days the videos we've got out of there are gonna knock your socks off you won't believe it

00:27:52.660 we're going to wait till we're out of germany and back home before we show you the doozies and i'm

00:27:57.300 very interested in what's coming up in buenos aires our people are actually on route to there right now

00:28:01.460 more to come on these things more to come stay with us more ahead

00:28:19.940 well there's something happening with the left coast i'm not just talking about in canada in san

00:28:25.780 francisco in los angeles in seattle those cities have gone so far towards defund the police and

00:28:34.020 free injection sites and homeless shelters that i think even the liberal progressives who inhabit

00:28:41.140 those cities are snapping back in san francisco they've got a law and order politician whoever saw

00:28:47.700 that company and vancouver the most eco-friendly city in canada i think it really wants to be like

00:28:55.060 seattle san francisco and la well last night holy mackerel did the pendulum swing back this guy ken sim

00:29:05.140 a pro-police pro-business mayoral candidate trounced the incumbent kennedy stewart a former ndpmp

00:29:15.380 it wasn't even close and not only did sim himself win in vancouver they have political parties contesting

00:29:22.180 their city elections his slate swept every one of them getting elected as city council and also on the

00:29:30.020 parks board and school boards too here's a little taste of ken sim in his own words take a look

00:29:36.740 it's time for change in vancouver change that actually reflects the hopes and ambitions of

00:29:41.300 everyone living in the city we can make vancouver safe again we can make progress in housing we can

00:29:47.060 unite the people in the city and craft the future we can all be proud of we will hire 100 new police

00:29:52.580 officers with 100 mental health nurses deliver 5 000 new daycare spaces and stop the road tax

00:29:58.900 on october the 15th i'm asking you to vote for me ken sim and an abc majority on council park and

00:30:05.140 school board change it's as easy as abc

00:30:08.260 running saying you're gonna bring more police you're gonna oppose the road tax i don't know if

00:30:16.820 you heard him say it make vancouver save again that almost sounds like make america great again i'm

00:30:22.100 sure it was just a coincidence but it was a little bit trumpy nonetheless i've been reading about ken sim

00:30:27.620 i you know i'm in toronto now and alberta originally i don't know a lot about him but he's

00:30:32.100 talking about reducing the permits required he wants to make vancouver attractive to industry

00:30:38.980 who even talks that way on the left coast well our next guest does his name is aaron gunn he's a

00:30:44.980 political commentator he has the online series politics explained and actually in the run-up of

00:30:51.460 this election he had an ultra viral video called vancouver is dying here just take a little

00:30:59.060 way people are afraid in vancouver you shouldn't have to walk down the street looking over your

00:31:04.740 shoulder but that's the way it is now you just kind of get used to this being part of what it

00:31:09.140 means to be a vancouverite this isn't normal and this is actually something wrong and that we should

00:31:13.860 hold our political leaders accountable for presiding over something that is clearly not okay we had

00:31:19.540 a good city in the 90s what the happened man what is happening to vancouver one of the wealthiest and

00:31:26.260 most naturally beautiful cities in all of north america has been beset by skyrocketing crime violent

00:31:32.980 attacks and a crippling battle with addiction that's literally left thousands of people dead but what

00:31:40.020 is at the root of all these problems do police have the tools they need to do their jobs or violent

00:31:46.420 offenders being released with little to no regard for public safety and has an ideological obsession with

00:31:53.620 so-called safe supply and free drugs overshadowed the desperate need for treatment recovery and

00:32:00.260 rehabilitation harm reduction somebody's got a sense of humor man because that ain't helping

00:32:05.380 nobody man it's helping everybody get high more everywhere you look that this stuff has taken hold

00:32:11.780 significantly the cities have become destroyed my name is aaron gunn and this is politics explained

00:32:24.340 174 more deaths lost to illicit drugs in bc there was an altercation an exchange of gunfire and a man in

00:32:32.900 his 40s was shot dead police say the man was walking shirtless in traffic while kicking cars before

00:32:39.380 the woman and toddler were knocked over vancouver is dying from vancouver aaron congratulations i i'm shocked by

00:32:51.300 this i i didn't see it coming i mean maybe i wasn't paying close enough attention to vancouver city

00:32:55.700 politics but ken sims seems seems about as un ndp ish as could possibly win in that great city

00:33:05.700 yeah well you know what uh ezra things here in vancouver on on the left coast as you called it

00:33:10.980 have just gotten so bad that i think uh it even woke up people on the left so uh they flocked to the polls

00:33:16.820 there over the weekend and uh delivered a massive mandate that totally blew any of the polls out of

00:33:22.900 the water uh ken sims as you mentioned won by over 20 percent of the vote so um and this is a rematch

00:33:29.460 actually from four years ago where ken sims lost a closely fought race that's incredible i understand

00:33:37.460 that as many as well almost 40 bc mayors were either booted or chose not to run again now i don't know

00:33:46.260 if that's just a coincidence or if there's a new spirit out there of enough is enough uh what do you

00:33:53.220 make i mean listen it's not everywhere that was as dramatic as vancouver but vancouver is the most

00:33:57.700 important city in that province tell me about some of the other lay of the land are there other places

00:34:02.820 that are shrugging off is it an anti-incumbent feeling was it an anti-left-wing feeling was it

00:34:07.860 just things have gone too far down the road to skid row i think what happened is that those particularly

00:34:15.940 on the left that were committed and almost obsessed with espousing ideologies instead of just a common

00:34:22.340 sense approach to local governance really uh really uh had it coming to in this election and

00:34:27.540 and the the electorate delivered their judgment on on their approach to governance and i'll be the

00:34:32.100 first one to say um you know i'm when i'm looking at a municipal race and trying to vote for americ

00:34:37.780 council i'm not really looking for an ideological crusader i'm just looking for someone to keep the

00:34:41.540 streets safe uh you know to to keep the roads paved and to keep taxes at a reasonable level another

00:34:48.260 really good news story is the victoria city councilor ben is it was just absolutely trounced

00:34:54.260 this is the uh this is the brilliant genius who tried to defund remembrance day celebrations uh

00:35:00.260 christmas uh light uh show in victoria and uh then also attacked veterans um and the invictus uh games

00:35:08.340 so it was good to see him uh shown the door by victoria voters that's great and i don't dare

00:35:13.780 ask if the mayor was re-elected i assume she was she didn't she didn't run again okay okay that's a

00:35:19.300 relief maybe she saw the writing on the wall because i know that victoria's mayor has been

00:35:24.100 atrocious as well are there any other interesting things around the province that you that you caught

00:35:29.460 your eye well surrey was really interesting i don't profess to be an expert on surrey politics

00:35:35.060 surrey is the second largest municipality in um i believe it's almost as large as vancouver

00:35:39.940 actually in bc and um now that fight the incumbent mayor lost there as well that election had a lot

00:35:46.980 to do with this rcmp versus surrey police force uh debate that was going on i don't profess to be

00:35:53.700 an expert in it but um they had started the transition towards the surrey police force

00:35:58.500 and that mayor lost re-election to somebody who wanted to reverse uh to reverse that move

00:36:03.540 isn't that interesting local practical stuff not the woke stuff that is so dominant i mean i was

00:36:10.660 just saying a moment ago we're sending two rebel news journalists down to buenos aires argentino what

00:36:16.260 on earth are we doing there well a bunch of big city mayors are having this conclave they call it the

00:36:22.020 c40 cities what are they doing having this ideological boot camp thousands of miles away i think these city

00:36:30.660 politicians they they think it's like a lab experiment for woke ism instead of just picking up the garbage

00:36:38.500 having police keep people safe making sure businesses can provide prosperity and bc really

00:36:45.460 has been one of the worst places in canada for that woke ism yeah i think the the ndp and the left more

00:36:51.940 broadly is using cities is almost like their farm teams uh that they you know they're bringing in the next

00:36:57.780 generation of socialists that they eventually want to graduate to the provincial and federal level

00:37:02.820 but this is where it all starts uh fortunately and they take advantage of the fact that voter turnout

00:37:07.620 is normally so low that you can organize a relatively small group of people and uh kind of achieve

00:37:14.580 access to the levers of municipal power uh and as you know as we're obviously municipal governments

00:37:20.180 in a lot of ways have more impact on our daily lives than either provincial or federal governments

00:37:25.300 do so they are really important and it's good to see voters uh wake up but i have to say vancouver if

00:37:31.380 you've been down there recently especially not just the downtown east side the problems that were

00:37:35.620 confined to there have radiated throughout the city you have four random stranger attacks every single

00:37:42.340 day crime has exploded homelessness has exploded and the overdose crisis is just completely out of

00:37:49.140 control over 2000 british columbia it's basically the worst place in north america the worst place in the

00:37:53.620 world essentially significantly higher rates of deaths from overdose than than either the other cities

00:37:59.700 that you mentioned uh uh in washington state in california that's incredible i mean all the time i i see

00:38:05.460 what's happening in san francisco there's there's this extremely wealthy silicon valley class the high

00:38:11.940 tech class and then there's the abject poverty and lawlessness and i mean i last time i was in that

00:38:18.900 city a few years ago i stepped out of this really fancy restaurant i almost stepped over a homeless

00:38:24.180 person living right outside like the juxtaposition is shocking it sounds like that's sort of come to

00:38:29.460 Canada too that just degeneration of the city i think people are afraid they're afraid i mean vancouver

00:38:37.140 for decades has been the most beautiful best city in the country it sounds like it was starting to rot a bit

00:38:43.060 and people said enough yeah exactly and i think it shouldn't come to us as a surprise to many

00:38:49.300 people that when you copy and paste the exact same left-wing policies whether it's in a city in the

00:38:55.220 united states or or or up here in Canada you get the exact same results and that's what we've seen

00:39:00.260 happening and and to your point yeah you've got the beautiful ocean you have the mountains in the

00:39:04.820 background so much wealth concentrated in a specific area people coming from all over the world and then

00:39:11.620 you also have this rot and degeneration and lawlessness and open drug use just happening

00:39:17.220 all throughout the downtown core and the violence that inherently comes along with that radiating

00:39:23.060 outside of the downtown core into the suburbs and and nearby adjacent communities it's just so

00:39:29.460 interesting i understand that the police union endorsed kenson which i understand is quite rare and you

00:39:35.780 know i was just reading a little bit about him because he's just so new to me i didn't hear about

00:39:38.820 until today um when he's asked about homelessness his answer isn't throw more cash at east hastings

00:39:44.260 street it's you know that get permits easier more construction supply and demand like it almost sounded a

00:39:51.620 little bit free market like he still feels like a vancouver right that's for sure but i found it so

00:39:57.060 hopeful i don't know i uh i think that if i was justin trudeau i might be a tiny bit worried that

00:40:04.180 vancouver isn't quite the same place he took for granted maybe i'm extrapolating too much from

00:40:09.860 local things to a federal level but um i don't know it gives me a lot of hope i'm just surprised

00:40:16.180 by it i think that's why last word to you aaron yeah look i think that vancouver and many people

00:40:23.460 living in canadian cities they've been apathetic to the the politics that's that's been happening

00:40:28.580 around them or being imposed upon them but they're starting to wake up and that's because you can't

00:40:32.820 ignore a problem that's literally happening right in front of your face and that's what's happening

00:40:36.980 in vancouver that's what's been happening in victoria and i think other canadian cities as well

00:40:42.020 people are looking for common sense solutions and i think they're naturally uh antagonistic toward

00:40:50.260 attempts by those on the left attempting to impose radical ideology and ideological solutions upon them

00:40:57.940 that's not what they're looking for and this weekend uh i think voters sent uh sent that message

00:41:02.740 loud and clear that's incredible i'm just so hopeful and i would encourage

00:41:10.100 toronto winnipeg calgary edmonton pretty much everywhere else to look and learn aaron gunn great

00:41:16.260 to see you again thanks for your time today thank you for having me well what a pleasure there he is aaron

00:41:20.900 gunn political commentator from bc very interesting fella in a very interesting place stay with us by

00:41:27.140 reading your letters is next

00:41:37.540 hey welcome back your letters to me on david menzies dressing up as lemieux with this prosthetics

00:41:43.620 christopher matthew says i'm guessing busty lemieux costumes are going to be very popular for halloween this

00:41:49.860 year you know it's crazy uh because in fact that school board has sent around memos about

00:41:55.940 appropriate halloween costumes and they basically said no dressing up as this teacher i mean it's

00:42:01.460 quite something one mad max 80 says menzoid is definitely earning his keep this week keep up the

00:42:06.740 great work mr menzies and the rebel news crew trudeau must go david's doing a great job and he makes me

00:42:11.700 chuckle but he's doing good journalism underneath that on my commission trucker commission monologue on

00:42:17.620 friday sh says provincial sovereignty should be an issue for all provinces the feds only business

00:42:22.660 should be national security borders ensuring inter-provincial travel and trade you know if

00:42:28.180 you look at our constitution section 91 outlines a few things i like the fact that they're in charge of

00:42:33.380 foreign affairs it would be weird to have every province in charge of foreign affairs for example

00:42:37.460 there's a list of things like national works i think that makes sense i think you have to have the

00:42:42.420 ability to put a you know trans canada highway or a pipeline or an electrical corridor through the

00:42:47.540 country there are certain things that i grant ought to be done by the federal government and it and

00:42:52.420 frankly i think there should be some criminal law power uh the criminal code is a federal document

00:42:58.900 you can have provincial offenses too i just think that that's right so i would i would have a few more

00:43:03.860 items on the list than you do but holy mackerel has the government the federal government injected

00:43:09.380 itself into other things i mean section 92 that's the provincial powers clearly says health care what

00:43:15.380 are the feds doing in health care at all same thing with with education so i think the provinces have a

00:43:20.980 lot of power that can take back from the feds new ham says wow the mainstream media had everyone

00:43:26.980 thinking that all of canada was supporting trudeau apparently not yeah well you know what i i really see

00:43:32.820 the the gaslighting effect of our media party when i see their coverage of this trucker commission

00:43:38.500 versus the reality of it you can see how trudeau trudeau gets away with so many things deborah

00:43:44.100 valentine says looks like as a levant lost weight how dare you good for him keep looks healthy and

00:43:49.700 much better if i'm honest keep up the good work and best from the east well thank you very much i am

00:43:54.100 trying to slim down a bit it's a battle um you know i'm doing things i never thought i would do like

00:43:59.380 getting up in the morning and going for a run i mean those words have never uh crossed my my lips

00:44:04.500 before but uh you know better like than never to get a little healthier i am down a few pounds so

00:44:09.300 thank you for the kind compliment well listen that's our show for today until tomorrow on behalf

00:44:14.820 of all of us here at rebel world headquarters to you at home good night and keep fighting for freedom

00:44:19.620 if you haven't checked out our special website covering the other side of the story of what's

00:44:24.020 really taking place at the world health summit 2022 in rebel news you should it's called rebel

00:44:30.740 who.com and there you can also chip in to support our journalism because we've brought you many great

00:44:37.140 reports that you need to check out there but today we are speaking with a grassroots political party

00:44:42.980 in germany called debesis you might be familiar with their chairman he is a leading prosecutor in

00:44:49.380 germany his name is reinar fulmich who's been heavily involved in the corona investigative committee

00:44:56.500 we're going to speak to some of their members here but what they are informing the public about today

00:45:01.860 is to stop the treaty that's the pandemic treaty that rebel news has already put on your radar in fact

00:45:09.460 we have a petition set up for you guys to sign right now you can open up your tab go to another device

00:45:15.380 and go to nopandemictreaty.com they're going to explain why this may be a concern to your country's

00:45:23.860 sovereignty all right so this is claudia and sylvia both members with the debesis party i mentioned

00:45:30.420 they've got a funny sign set up here and lots of information let's step back again the sign says who the

00:45:37.460 f is the who the who the who so first tell us why you had that banner set up so this was about the

00:45:46.980 pandemic treaty which was planned for 2024 and you and who member states are have consultations and want

00:45:59.780 to change the law the national law of they want to have a overall law to come over all the um they can

00:46:11.700 decide what is a pandemic what is the disease how do we test the disease and decide it for all member states

00:46:20.100 and then they can decide do we need to vaccinate and as we know uh who is mainly financed by vaccination

00:46:29.700 companies let's say garvey uh bill gates and others and many ngos and for that reason for us it's

00:46:40.100 very important to keep our national sovereignty and to fight against this overwhelming um claim on our

00:46:50.580 rights you're right in canada there's actually been a small amount of mps who have raised concerns about

00:46:56.900 this treaty as well um and it is sort of a question of whether or not we see another coven 19 could the

00:47:05.220 who lock us all down across the board you know the main the main finance um party for who is germany

00:47:17.220 so we give much more money than usa than um bill gates foundation and this is really strange for us

00:47:26.340 why is it germany and since last year berlin has also been home to the global hub for pandemic and

00:47:35.140 epidemic intelligence the founding of the world health organization hub is an important step towards

00:47:42.580 understanding pandemic control and prevention as a task for the whole of humanity and we want to we

00:47:52.100 say exit we are all to germany and this is our main goal to make the people aware of this um yeah

00:48:00.340 unbelievable fact that we as germans give the most money to them well i do know that germany has also

00:48:11.460 been a key funder in the event that's taking place that we came down to cover as well so you're right and

00:48:17.540 they have the majority of speakers out of the 300 speakers as well um we've been covering that

00:48:22.900 extensively at rebelhoo.com but right now i want to show you a man i spoke to yesterday who was leaving

00:48:30.260 one of the events he's actually with a network of delegates from 85 different countries attending the

00:48:37.140 conference okay are you attending the whole uh event yes the whole event and we have some sessions also in

00:48:44.180 the program and we are signing an mou with who so signing uh an mou uh memorandum of understanding

00:48:49.780 with who so oh okay well could you tell us a little bit more about what that's going to be yeah so as

00:48:55.540 we are a network of parliamentarians our school is um to really have a good scientific background on

00:49:01.140 policies so we rely on who of course to to support our parliamentarians in that effort so it's good to

00:49:07.140 have an agreement that allows a direct path for that information so we are really happy for it and i see

00:49:13.380 some of their events talk about um working with politicians as well to have that how much do you

00:49:19.860 think politicians or maybe unelected political people should play a role in health sure no it's

00:49:27.860 it's a combination between um so parliamentarians are elected by the citizens so it's uh they are the

00:49:33.620 representatives of the citizens so we work uh not only of course with who but with civil society

00:49:39.060 representatives to make sure that the voices of the civil society is represented there so that's

00:49:43.540 the common sense for us where we give provided tools for parliamentarians and politicians or

00:49:48.580 people that are not elected and don't have a public role but for them to of course have a voice to say

00:49:53.460 because their policies will affect them so it makes sense i wanted one more question about the pandemic

00:49:58.740 treaty um if you could just tell us where that is with things and maybe address the concerns some

00:50:04.820 people have about their country's sovereignty if that treaty passes sure i think that's like i can

00:50:10.660 only speak by myself so i think we're still in a very early stage of the discussions and we need to

00:50:17.540 discuss content so we cannot be afraid of something that is still uh needed to be discussed if it improves

00:50:23.620 the global health architecture that's something good even if we agree on something even if it's not in

00:50:28.660 every detail that's something good for the world we cannot have the same thing as we had in in global

00:50:33.060 health you know countries cannot be dealt like they're islands isolated from from everyone we need

00:50:38.500 global health policies and that's why the who role is also important hi sir hi what do you think about

00:50:46.020 what you're reading uh some parts of it i knew already i knew about the pandemic treaty of the

00:50:55.220 uh v w w w no v ho and i think it's a it's really a crime which is planned there if it passes what would

00:51:06.980 concern you the most about that i think that a private organization as vo it is it is a private not a

00:51:16.020 legal organization will have the right to determine what the state can do with you with your health

00:51:24.500 care with everything which concerns you what do you think about what you're reading so far yeah i know

00:51:31.140 something about this i read it before um i'm really informed about it so if it passes what would concern

00:51:40.740 you the most about that i'm not so good in english sorry that's okay do you think it's good or bad

00:51:46.980 the exhibition no the pandemic treaty no it's horrible yeah why yeah

00:51:59.540 i want to to decide by myself what is my house and what my body come in on something yeah i don't know

00:52:09.220 i don't want that somebody in far away decided what's good or bad is for me yeah we have a crisis

00:52:19.860 i mean all the time but since 2020 uh it has lost its awareness and the public you know people are

00:52:30.180 busy with their own problems and we are still here and want to say that something is wrong with our

00:52:35.460 governments and with the things that are going and we just want to say okay we're still here you

00:52:40.500 can come and talk to us and we can have a discussion and think about the future what we all can do for

00:52:48.100 a better future we don't want to exclose someone you know we are here to talk to people that's uh because

00:52:55.140 we had um another demonstration and we had a open micro so that everybody from the street can come and

00:53:02.180 talk to us what do you think of germany uh hosting the world health summit 2022 yeah i'm thinking uh

00:53:12.100 germany it's a it's very important for this um for this new world order that's why i think it's this

00:53:24.100 uh collection of this place what do you think about it is it good or bad um

00:53:35.780 i can only repeat what i read here and when i read this i'm angry because uh i want to be in the

00:53:46.340 position to decide for myself and when i read that an institution like the wro can say to every state how

00:53:59.300 to act then yeah i'm angry because the wro has no mandate it's not an institution i have um elect

00:54:14.180 yeah elect and that's why i think um yeah i'm it's angry english yeah that's a good yes and you're

00:54:24.260 saying i worry about um yeah about the how the wro act exactly and you made a good point that they're

00:54:35.460 unelected the people are not involved if they do get that power they have a power they are not an

00:54:41.300 an inclusion elected but they have the power to say to other countries how to act yes that's the

00:54:47.620 point yeah well you heard what the hosts of this protest as well as some of those passing by

00:54:53.460 had to say about the pandemic treaty and if you agree with what they said go to no pandemic

00:55:00.340 treaty.com drayah humphrey for rebel news

Rebel News Podcast - October 17, 2022

EZRA LEVANT： If the Trucker Commission is a circus, then the mainstream media are the clowns

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