Rebel News Podcast - June 25, 2022


EZRA LEVANT ｜ Is the Great Reset really a conspiracy theory？ I’ll show you 34 pages of briefing notes about it written for Trudeau


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48 minutes

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161.12779

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7,835

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549

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Summary

Is the World Economic Forum Great Reset really a conspiracy theory? Ezra Levenant takes you through a 34-page document that the liberals say does not exist, but I know it exists because we got it from the government, and it's a briefing note for Justin Trudeau.


Transcript

00:00:00.260 Hello, my friends. Today, I'm going to take you through a 34-page document that the liberals say
00:00:05.260 does not exist, but I know it exists because they have it, and we got it from the government,
00:00:10.200 and it's a briefing note for Justin Trudeau. Well, why would they say it doesn't exist?
00:00:15.340 Because the very first words in this document are World Economic Forum Great Reset. It's a 34-page
00:00:23.000 briefing note for Trudeau on the World Economic Forum Great Reset, which I was told by liberals
00:00:28.800 as a conspiracy theory that doesn't exist. Well, I'll read to you from the briefing note for Trudeau
00:00:34.000 on this conspiracy theory. It's very interesting. That's ahead, but before I get to it, let me invite
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00:00:43.640 useful because I'm going to show you literally page by page what's in this 34-page note. Now,
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00:01:30.340 Tonight, is the Great Reset really a conspiracy theory? Well, I'll show you 34 pages of briefing
00:01:52.420 notes for Trudeau about it. It's June 24th, and this is the Ezra LeVant Show.
00:01:57.700 Shame on you, you censorious bug.
00:02:12.700 It's so funny. There's this phenomenon, this list of things that are happening that's outrageous,
00:02:19.220 and the phenomenon is that if you agree with the outrageous thing, then you can talk about it.
00:02:26.000 But if you disagree with that outrageous thing, well, you're not allowed to talk about it,
00:02:31.000 and to talk about it, well, you're called a conspiracy theorist. As in, your disagreement
00:02:35.920 will not be heard on its own terms. The reason you disagree with it will not be addressed.
00:02:41.460 There will be no rebuttal to your points. The very fact that you claim it's a thing will be ridiculed.
00:02:49.180 The other day, I showed you, for example, a new opinion poll by the liberal-linked
00:02:55.820 abacus data pollster. They called their poll, millions believe in conspiracy theories in Canada.
00:03:02.660 But like I say, it's more properly called millions disagree with certain decisions being made about
00:03:08.620 their life. Here's what I mean. Look at their World Economic Forum question that they surveyed Canadians
00:03:15.920 about. Do you believe the World Economic Forum elites have a secret strategy to impose on the world?
00:03:24.080 20% of Canadians say yes, 37% aren't sure. Well, let me help you with that. Here's Klaus Schwab,
00:03:31.920 the founder of the World Economic Forum, talking about imposing his strategy on the world.
00:03:37.120 What we are very proud of now is the young generation, like Prime Minister Trudeau,
00:03:45.360 President of Argentina and so on, that we penetrate the cabinets. So yesterday I was at a reception for
00:03:55.200 Prime Minister Trudeau, and I know that half of this cabinet, or even more half of this cabinet,
00:04:06.400 are actually young global leaders of the World Economic Forum.
00:04:11.520 Yeah, so you can't really call it a conspiracy theory because it is indeed a conspiracy. They are
00:04:19.040 conspiring to do it, but it's out in public, so it's more of a conspiracy fact. One of the conspirators
00:04:25.760 just happens to be Chrystia Freeland, George Soros' former biographer, now our Deputy Prime Minister,
00:04:32.560 who bizarrely sits on the World Economic Forum's Board of Governors. How's that even allowed? Like I
00:04:39.520 say, it's not really a conspiracy theory when they publish it on their website, but if you disagree
00:04:45.360 with it, it suddenly becomes a conspiracy theory. The World Economic Forum is the organization,
00:04:49.840 the Great Reset is their plan. Klaus Schwab published a book called The Great Reset. They
00:04:56.720 have a whole section about The Great Reset on their website. Let me read a little bit from it. They say,
00:05:02.960 the pandemic represents a rare but narrow window of opportunity to reflect, reimagine, and reset our
00:05:09.680 world. Professor Klaus Schwab, founder and executive chairman, World Economic Forum. Follow insights on how
00:05:16.720 we can recover from COVID-19 to build a healthier, more equitable, and more prosperous future. So there
00:05:22.640 it is, The Great Reset, using COVID as the excuse to rebuild and reshape the world. And when they say
00:05:28.720 healthier, of course, they mean vaccine mandates. When they say more equitable, of course, they mean
00:05:33.920 socialism. But a weird kind of crony socialism, really not much different from crony capitalism,
00:05:40.160 where oligarchs like Bill Gates and other World Economic Forum tycoon are in charge. I mean,
00:05:46.960 once you notice their language and their plans, you can't really unsee it. I mean, take a look at this.
00:05:54.000 A global pandemic. Joe Biden calls it build back better. Build back better. Building back better.
00:06:02.000 To do things differently. To build back better. We're going to build it back better. And build it
00:06:09.920 back better. My plan to build back better. Start taking all the problems that have been created in
00:06:18.480 education and mental health and start to build back in a positive way. I have launched a booklet
00:06:26.080 called Build Back Better. It's about building this country back better. Growing conspiracy following
00:06:37.360 it. It is called The Great Reset. An unprecedented opportunity to rethink and reset the ways in which
00:06:45.920 we live. The great opportunity for reset. The theory even calls Mr. Biden's campaign slogan,
00:06:53.360 Build Back Better, Build Back Better, Build Back Better. A front for the conspiracy. Build Back Better.
00:06:58.800 Building Back Better. Our economy. Build Back Better. All elements of the Great Reset are fundamental
00:07:08.560 to building the future we need. This pandemic has provided an opportunity for a reset.
00:07:14.480 It's a big effort. Some would say to build back better. We would say to really have a great reset.
00:07:26.000 Conspiracy. Conspiracy. Conspiracy. Conspiracy. Yeah, but I'd like to show you something interesting.
00:07:31.600 And I'll post a full copy of this document on our website under this video. It's an access to information
00:07:38.720 document, 34 pages long, of briefing notes prepared for the Prime Minister, prepared for Justin Trudeau.
00:07:47.840 All about the World Economic Forum and the Great Reset. So this isn't some internet gossip. And it's not
00:07:53.200 even Klaus Schwab just bragging about his claimed penetration into the Canadian government. I mean,
00:08:00.560 theoretically, that could just be BS by Klaus Schwab, just some guy trying to pretend he's more powerful
00:08:07.200 than he really is. No, this is what's actually going on inside our government. This is the
00:08:13.520 department preparing briefing notes for cabinet ministers, in this case, Justin Trudeau, telling
00:08:18.640 him what the plan is, telling him information, telling him things he should say, telling him what his
00:08:25.680 role is in the World Economic Forum strategy. Let me say that again. These are internal Canadian
00:08:32.480 government documents prepared by the Canadian Civil Service for Trudeau and his staff, telling them
00:08:38.480 about the World Economic Forum's Great Reset, outlining what Canada is supposed to do and facilitating that,
00:08:44.480 making it happen, making meetings happen, making statements happen, making commitments happen,
00:08:50.800 spending money, or as Klaus Schwab would say, they're penetrating us. There's a lot in here. I mean,
00:08:58.560 biographies of the World Economic Forum, insiders. Goldman Sachs is in there. Google is in there.
00:09:05.040 Plans for speeches and meetings. See the whole document for yourself, really. It's 34 pages long.
00:09:10.640 It's underneath this video. But I want to focus on this master memo. This is not a conspiracy theory.
00:09:19.360 It's a conspiracy that's different. I'll read it to you now. This is from the year 2020,
00:09:26.800 when Klaus Schwab realized that he could turn COVID into an opportunity to take over so much
00:09:33.520 more of the world's governance. Background. This is a memo to Trudeau. Background.
00:09:40.640 Klaus Schwab, the founder and executive chairman of the World Economic Forum, WEF, has invited the
00:09:45.440 Prime Minister to join the launch on June 3rd of the Great Reset Initiative, bringing together His Royal
00:09:50.880 Highness the Prince of Wales Sustainable Markets Initiative with the Forum's multi-stakeholder
00:09:56.640 network. The aim of the program is to have a discussion that would continue throughout the year
00:10:02.640 with the objective of developing a clear set of principles, strategies, and practical solutions for
00:10:08.400 delivering a Build Back Better agenda. In line with the 2030 Agenda of the Sustainable Development Goals
00:10:16.560 and Paris Climate Agreement, outcomes of the initiative may be presented at the World Economic
00:10:21.680 Forum's annual meeting in Davos in 2021. I mean, I really could stop here, couldn't I?
00:10:29.040 I mean, it is all right there. In a memo to the Prime Minister, the World Economic Fund, the Great
00:10:34.160 Reset, Klaus Schwab. Nothing about democracy or voting or listening to citizens. They talk about
00:10:41.520 stakeholders. That's what they call the oligarchs and masters of the universe who pay thousands,
00:10:48.720 sometimes millions of dollars to be part of Schwab's private club. Stakeholders.
00:10:54.240 Not even shareholders. And certainly not even voters or citizens. They have no role in shaping
00:11:01.280 the future. It's for the oligarchs, your masters. Build Back Better? That's their thing. Sustainable
00:11:07.920 Development? That's their thing. Global Warming Paris Agreement? That's the cover for the whole thing.
00:11:13.920 I mean, you don't hate the climate, do you? Then you'd better obey Herr Schwab. So after that introduction,
00:11:20.800 the bureaucrats note to Trudeau is clear in its intentions to show to Trudeau that the government
00:11:28.080 has been busy complying with this new world order. Let me read. Canada has forged new alliances,
00:11:35.760 including the Ministerial Coordination Group on COVID-19, and has reinforced existing partnerships.
00:11:43.520 Canada has been active in multilateral forms, including the UN, G7, G20, WTO, and through our
00:11:50.080 memberships in the World Bank, IMF, and Paris Club. None of these are democratic. None of these are
00:11:56.080 Canadian, are they? So Klose Schwab's Great Reset is being carried out by Canadian bureaucrats.
00:12:02.480 Here's how the briefing note to the Prime Minister put it. Six work streams were established as a result
00:12:08.720 of this event within which international organizations, member states, the private sector, and think tanks
00:12:15.040 will be asked to develop concrete solutions for how best to provide immediate support to developing
00:12:20.720 countries and to building back better for more resilient economies over the long term.
00:12:27.600 Hang on, globalist groups? Okay, private think tanks, private companies like Amazon or Microsoft?
00:12:35.040 What about the Canadian Parliament? Is that simply not a part of how decisions are being made in Canada
00:12:41.040 these days? I'll continue reading. The work streams are global liquidity and financial stability,
00:12:48.960 debt vulnerability, private sector creditors engagement, external finance and remittances for
00:12:56.160 inclusive growth, illicit financial flows, recovering better for sustainability and inclusion.
00:13:03.200 Canada and Jamaica will be expected to help facilitate the forward momentum of the groups.
00:13:10.240 Three sets of milestones have been set to sustain momentum. End July, possible financial ministerial
00:13:17.440 meeting during the high-level political forum. September, head of state meeting on the margins of the
00:13:23.680 UN General Assembly. And December, also potentially head of state level where recommendations will be presented.
00:13:30.160 Eight, they show that the phrase build back better is code for their globalist socialism.
00:13:38.960 Overview of global economic impact of pandemic, impact on sustainability goals, and opportunity to build back better.
00:13:48.640 Then what follows is interesting, I think. It's a list of how the lockdowns have destroyed the world economy.
00:13:56.480 Now, this was a private briefing note put together by Canadian civil servants for Trudeau about the World Economic Forum and the Great Reset.
00:14:05.360 And they were saying that the devastation of the lockdowns, the lockdowns, was the reason they needed the Great Reset to build back better.
00:14:14.400 But the thing is, Trudeau refuses to acknowledge that his lockdowns had that devastation.
00:14:20.960 They caused that devastation. He never considered it. He never tried to avoid it. He still refuses to acknowledge it.
00:14:26.880 He still is locking down our country in ways no foreign country does.
00:14:31.680 Let me read what the civil servants told him in private.
00:14:34.320 The global economic impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic are significant, driven by widespread social distancing and shutdowns affecting global activity in most industries, supply chain disruptions, reduced labor demand, lighter financial conditions, and lower commodity prices.
00:14:57.200 Oh, so that's only acknowledged as an excuse to seize power and hand it over to foreign oligarchs, not as a reason to free our country from the lockdowns.
00:15:09.200 Then this briefing note to Trudeau talks about multilateral organizations.
00:15:13.760 That's just another way of saying groups with different people in it.
00:15:17.120 But what's weird here is that they're private groups, crony capitalists, oligarchs.
00:15:23.920 They're not even government groups like the United Nations.
00:15:27.920 Who put Klaus Schwab in charge of anything?
00:15:31.280 Who put Prince Charles in charge of anything?
00:15:35.440 Let me read.
00:15:35.920 Multilateral organizations.
00:15:38.960 Sustainable markets initiative launched by His Royal Highness, the Prince of Wales, at the Forum's 2020 annual meeting in Davos.
00:15:45.960 The Sustainable Markets Initiative aims to develop principles to underpin markets that are inclusive, equitable, green, and profitable, and that will generate long-term value for society, striking a balance among natural, social, human, and financial capital.
00:16:03.760 Who died and made Prince Charles king?
00:16:06.960 Not just king, but king of the entire socioeconomic system.
00:16:11.400 With COVID-19 having forced a reset of the global agenda, His Royal Highness, the Prince of Wales, and Professor Schwab of the World Economic Forum have partnered on the Great Reset to take advantage of a narrow but critical window to think about building back better.
00:16:29.700 World Economic Forum COVID-19-related activities, recent Canadian engagement in COVID-19-related forum initiatives include the Deputy Prime Minister's participation in the May 6th COVID Action Platform, a regular discussion hosted by Professor Schwab and Forum President Borg Brenda among leaders from government, business, and civil society.
00:16:52.600 And Minister Champagne, and Minister Champagne, that's the Foreign Minister at the time, participation on April 25th, along with Canada's Chief Trade Commissioner, in a virtual Sunday salon hosted by the Forum's Young Global Leaders Community.
00:17:06.600 So, like I say, it's not Canada's Parliament, where you have people from all walks of life represented, where you vote for your MPs, where you have all parties represented, where you have a public record of everything said.
00:17:22.840 Here you have a corporation called the World Economic Forum with its Saturday Salon, where these things are decided, and senior Canadian ministers and bureaucrats are participating in secret.
00:17:33.960 And you weren't invited.
00:17:37.460 Now, Trudeau loves this stuff.
00:17:39.420 There are no truckers allowed at these get-togethers.
00:17:42.480 There is no media allowed at the World Economic Forum other than state media or obedient media or official media.
00:17:50.120 There's no opposition, certainly.
00:17:52.240 There's no conservatives, certainly.
00:17:54.580 He loves it.
00:17:56.460 So, Trudeau really didn't need any advice from bureaucrats on what to say.
00:18:00.780 But the bureaucrats wrote notes for him anyways.
00:18:03.960 I'll read it to you.
00:18:05.360 Launch of the World Economic Forum, HRH, His Royal Highness Initiative, The Great Reset, June 3rd, suggested talking points.
00:18:14.660 Here they are.
00:18:15.300 Now, I'm not going to read all of them.
00:18:16.380 Some of them are pretty trite.
00:18:17.840 But look at the ones that have some meaning to them.
00:18:20.560 Recovery will look different based on local and regional circumstances, but in all contexts, we must seize the moment to address longstanding socioeconomic challenges and position ourselves to meet the ambitious objectives outlined in the Agenda 2020 and renew the focus on advancing the sustainable development goals.
00:18:41.480 So, a globalist takeover of the economy using COVID as the excuse.
00:18:47.200 This will require a high level of international cooperation and goodwill.
00:18:52.600 We must make a joint commitment to act in ways that enable open, rules-based, and responsible trade and investment, sustainable economic recovery and growth that is broadly shared, inclusive societies that encourage gender equality, and accountable global institutions that are effectively led, responsive to shifting dynamics, and that can set the conditions for constructive global action.
00:19:16.800 Now, there's a lot of B.S. in there.
00:19:18.760 There's a lot of buzzwords in there.
00:19:20.420 It's typical Trudeau.
00:19:22.280 But there are some code words in there that mean something.
00:19:25.660 It's socialism mainly.
00:19:28.080 But it's also completely anti-democratic.
00:19:31.360 You'll notice there is never any mention of citizens or sovereignty or courts of appeal.
00:19:37.060 Of course not.
00:19:37.700 Trudeau can't wait to spend Canadians' tax dollars on his foreign friends, especially corrupt dictatorships.
00:19:44.480 I mean, let me read this.
00:19:46.060 Customers, in all efforts, will need to be mindful of the unique challenges to liquidity and financial stability that some countries face, including those with deteriorating debt positions.
00:19:57.660 Lack the reserve cushion to withstand a temporary but possibly pronounced economic impact from COVID-19.
00:20:03.400 It is clear that this singular event will result in a prolonged financial crisis for many countries, notably least developed and small island-developing states.
00:20:13.200 There are a range of measures that can be taken, including enhancing external finance, such as remittances and foreign direct investment, which will be crucial to support economies as they recover from the impact of COVID-19.
00:20:26.060 And if you doubt that he meant it, just yesterday, Trudeau threw away a quarter of a billion dollars fighting food inflation in Rwanda.
00:20:38.380 No such relief here in Canada.
00:20:39.920 I'll read more.
00:20:40.940 These are the talking points written for him.
00:20:42.520 Some of that sounds innocuous, but I can assure you it is not.
00:21:04.260 It's political, it's globalist, it benefits insiders and the ultra-rich oligarchs who have loved the pandemic and the lockdowns, who've become rich off it.
00:21:15.300 It benefits those who love control.
00:21:18.540 Here's some more.
00:21:19.120 Who wrote this speech for Trudeau?
00:21:49.120 I mean, he didn't write it himself.
00:21:50.420 Of course, we see it as written for him.
00:21:53.360 Was it written by the World Economic Forum?
00:21:56.120 Could have been.
00:21:57.620 Or by their penetrating agent in Canada, Chrystia Freeland?
00:22:01.460 I won't read any more.
00:22:02.720 I feel dumber with every sentence I read from a Trudeau speech.
00:22:06.380 Let me hop around to another part of this memo because its headline is so spot on.
00:22:11.160 This is the very first page of this 34-page document.
00:22:14.520 World Economic Forum Great Reset Dialogue.
00:22:20.520 And here's a sentence explaining what it's all about.
00:22:23.820 This is a note to the Prime Minister.
00:22:25.520 You have been invited by the World Economic Forum to participate in the Great Reset Dialogue for the first time.
00:22:31.040 The Great Reset Dialogues are a new series of virtual discussion initiated by the World Economic Forum,
00:22:37.320 which focus on rebuilding the socioeconomic foundations of the post-COVID context in a fairer, more sustainable and resilient manner.
00:22:46.760 I could read the next 34 pages to you, but there's too much.
00:22:50.640 And yet it's actually not enough.
00:22:54.100 This memo, written in 2020 for Trudeau, didn't yet get into the real globalist agenda for COVID-19.
00:23:02.460 Here's Klaus Schwab's deputy, Yuval Noah Harari, talking about the real value of the lockdowns, the real purpose of COVID-19.
00:23:13.220 Take a look.
00:23:13.680 And COVID is critical because this is what convinces people to accept, to legitimize total biometric surveillance.
00:23:25.660 If we want to stop this epidemic, we need not just to monitor people, we need to monitor what's happening under their skin.
00:23:33.800 What we have seen so far, it's corporations and governments collecting data about where we go, who we meet, what movies we watch.
00:23:44.080 The next phase is the surveillance going under our skin.
00:23:49.560 We now see mass surveillance systems established even in democratic countries, which previously rejected them.
00:23:57.720 And we also see a change in the nature of surveillance.
00:24:01.500 Previously, surveillance was mainly above the skin.
00:24:06.340 Now it's going under the skin.
00:24:09.280 Governments want to know not just where we go or who we meet.
00:24:13.560 Above all, they want to know what is happening under our skin.
00:24:17.520 What's our body temperature?
00:24:19.140 What's our blood pressure?
00:24:20.400 What is our medical condition?
00:24:22.000 Yeah, they don't show Trudeau those parts, or at least they didn't back in 2020.
00:24:27.560 Chrystia Freeland is the one who knows all the deeper plans.
00:24:31.100 She's literally on the board of the World Economic Forum, not Trudeau.
00:24:34.560 So yeah, like I say, is it a conspiracy theory?
00:24:38.260 No, it is not.
00:24:39.880 But is it a conspiracy?
00:24:41.840 Well, it's absolutely it is.
00:24:46.480 They're conspiring.
00:24:47.700 They're planning.
00:24:48.740 They're planning at the World Economic Forum.
00:24:50.280 They're planning in the Canadian government.
00:24:51.920 And it's encouraging that 20% of Canadians know about all this.
00:24:56.520 And it's telling that the liberals are so desperate to stop you from knowing about it, too.
00:25:03.440 You can read the whole document on our website.
00:25:05.840 Stay with us.
00:25:06.760 More ahead.
00:25:07.160 Welcome back.
00:25:20.080 Well, I want to tell you, and those of you who've been following since the Sun News Network days know this,
00:25:25.040 when we started Rebel News, we really didn't know if we could make a go of it
00:25:27.980 because we didn't have the corporate benefactor that we had at Sun News.
00:25:31.500 As you may know, that was owned by Quebecor, one of the wealthiest media companies in Canada.
00:25:36.340 We were just on our own.
00:25:38.340 But if you don't know this, let me tell you, the inspiration for our leap of faith was our next guest
00:25:45.500 because Anne McElhenney and Fela McAleer, two independent filmmakers in the liberal hotspot of Hollywood,
00:25:55.360 crowdfunded more than $2 million, an independent film.
00:26:00.420 They did it through crowdfunding.
00:26:02.640 It was a record at that point in time.
00:26:05.480 And I thought, if they can crowdfund that, we can crowdfund a fraction of that.
00:26:11.220 It gave me the courage to leap.
00:26:14.540 And we've kept in touch with Anne and Fela ever since.
00:26:18.120 I've been a fan of them for years, going back to their great movie, Frack Nation,
00:26:22.520 which also inspired me to write my book on fracking called Groundswell.
00:26:26.300 They have other amazing movies and plays.
00:26:30.600 They did the spoken word productions of FBI Lovebirds, for those of you who know the story of James Comey's troops.
00:26:42.140 They're working on the Hunter Biden movie right now.
00:26:45.160 So many good things.
00:26:47.220 But today we're going to talk to Anne McElhenney about a podcast series that they've got out right now.
00:26:52.340 And I'm very happy that Anne is joining us via Skype from the Hollywood area.
00:26:57.100 Anne, great to see you again.
00:26:58.340 It's just amazing what you and Fela and your small team have managed to accomplish in the past decade.
00:27:03.720 And I want to let you know, it absolutely gave us the encouragement that we could do it too.
00:27:09.400 Thank you so much.
00:27:10.300 I never kind of realized that.
00:27:12.380 But thank you so much.
00:27:13.260 Yeah, it's funny when you ask people, look, we've got this idea.
00:27:17.200 We'd like to make a movie, you know, in the case when it started with Gosnell and people turned up, you know, $2.3 million in the end that we raised for that movie.
00:27:25.600 It's fabulous, you know, and it's inspiring and it proves something, you know, it proves that there's a gap in the market, that there are people who are, you know, are hungry for the truth.
00:27:34.700 And they're not getting it in the places that they should have, you know, the institutions that they had previously trusted have let them down very badly.
00:27:41.140 Yeah. Now remind our viewers, especially our Canadian viewers, which is the bulk of our audience, who Kermit Gosnell is, because he may well be America's most prolific serial killer.
00:27:53.700 But I put it to you that not one in a hundred people would know that if he were a notorious, you know, shooter or, you know, Jack the Ripper.
00:28:01.920 But because his profession was abortion doctor and we're not calling an abortion a mass killing here, we're doing something very different.
00:28:14.660 Can you explain to our viewers who Kermit Gosnell is and why he is more properly called?
00:28:19.880 And in fact, the criminal courts did find that he was a mass murderer.
00:28:23.880 Yeah. So he, you know, he's an abortion doctor and very correctly, as you point out, what was important in the trial.
00:28:30.140 So he what he did was instead of doing legal abortions, which are horrific in their own light.
00:28:35.060 But no, what this guy did was he delivered babies alive and cut their necks with scissors.
00:28:39.460 And he did this over 40 years. So the grand jury said he killed thousands, probably thousands and thousands of children.
00:28:47.120 And that's what makes him the biggest serial killer in American history and hasn't gotten the attention it should have gotten because of the thorny subject of abortion,
00:28:54.840 which, of course, couldn't be more prescient than it is right now with the decision from the United States Supreme Court in the Roe v.
00:29:02.000 Wade case, you know, the Dobbs case, Mississippi Dobbs case, which has overturned Roe v.
00:29:06.880 Wade effectively and brought the decision about abortion back to the states, back to the people to decide, which is where it should have been.
00:29:13.160 But this guy, Kermit Gosnell, extraordinary. And as you say, to this day, there's still a lot of people who haven't heard of him.
00:29:18.920 And that's why we've decided to make this podcast, this six series, six episodes, true crime podcast, telling this story, this true crime story.
00:29:27.520 I mean, I love true crime. A lot of people love true crime. And it's like, you know, you want a true crime case?
00:29:32.880 This is an unbelievable one. You have a guy here who was discovered only because he was doing illegal drug sales.
00:29:39.440 So that's what that's what brought him to the attention of the authorities. And when they went to this, this clinic that he ran,
00:29:46.640 they walked in to what they described afterwards as a house of horrors.
00:29:50.240 It was literally the smell was like a wall that they could. And we interview all of these investigators in the in the podcast.
00:29:56.160 And it's it's quite an extraordinary story. They walk in. There's this extraordinary smell.
00:30:00.860 And because they're cops, they recognize it. And it's the smell of death. It's the smell of rotting flesh.
00:30:04.900 He has these bodies piled up in the, you know, in the basement. And he and and and and and it's an extraordinary story.
00:30:13.560 And this guy was getting away with murder, murder, which was decided in the courts in Philadelphia.
00:30:18.040 He went he's actually serving three life sentences for what he did.
00:30:22.100 They took him, you know, they took him to court on the on the basis of these three particular cases that were very,
00:30:26.800 very clear cut where there was a lot of a lot of very, very obvious evidence against him and witnesses who saw the deaths of these children who were born alive and then had their next cut with scissors.
00:30:38.620 Extraordinary. You know, I have such a hard time hearing this.
00:30:42.000 And I know it shows what a weakling I am.
00:30:44.800 I can't even hear it. Imagine being involved with it, trapped in it.
00:30:49.540 And his victims were disproportionately African-American and low income people.
00:30:56.320 And that's kind of an interesting that in itself is a very interesting point, you know, because, you know, you know, you might listen to this case and think, oh, my God, that's something that happened, you know, in some backwater or some other century.
00:31:06.920 No, this is this century in Pennsylvania, very, very progressive Pennsylvania, where, by the way,
00:31:13.740 the politicians of progressive Pennsylvania would claim to really care about minorities, to really care about refugees.
00:31:21.340 And we know from this case, from the investigation of this case, the two women, Samika Shaw, a young African-American mother,
00:31:27.780 and Karnemaya Munger, a refugee, died after botched abortions at that clinic.
00:31:34.060 And no one from the Department of Health in Harrisburg went to investigate.
00:31:38.820 Kind of an amazing thing.
00:31:41.000 So this it really speaks a lot to the abortion issue and to what a sacred thing it is for progressives and leftists,
00:31:47.700 that they would actually endanger women and children in order to protect it.
00:31:52.600 And that's exactly what happened in this case.
00:31:54.380 And there is absolutely no reason why we wouldn't believe that this wouldn't be happening in other parts of the country.
00:31:59.200 So it's really it's an incredibly important case.
00:32:02.180 You know, I find it so such a heavy topic.
00:32:05.060 But for those who have the stomach for it, for those who find how crime and the law come together,
00:32:13.500 a six part podcast is the thing for you.
00:32:17.320 The website is serial killer pod dot com.
00:32:21.120 And again, it's not for everyone's taste.
00:32:22.440 I myself, frankly, I'm having a little bit of difficulty even in this conversation.
00:32:27.340 But well, go ahead.
00:32:28.580 Yeah.
00:32:29.220 Well, you know, I mean, one of the things I would say is that a lot of the podcast talks to the investigators,
00:32:34.120 talks to these incredible people, really inspiring people.
00:32:37.760 You know, people like, you know, people from the DA's office, Detective Jim Wood,
00:32:41.200 this incredible cop, really inspiring, fun guy as well.
00:32:45.820 You know, Steve Daugherty from the Drug Administration.
00:32:48.740 There's a there's a really fabulous array of people actually in the story that make the bad stuff actually put it into kind of a different light.
00:32:57.540 Yeah.
00:32:58.060 Yeah. Fascinating and terrifying and so obvious why you and Felham and your team had to fill the gap,
00:33:04.100 because this is a film that no one in Hollywood would make.
00:33:07.940 That's right.
00:33:08.420 They wouldn't want to talk about it.
00:33:09.700 They wouldn't want to acknowledge it.
00:33:10.940 To acknowledge it would pierce their own sense of who they are, that abortions are safe, legal and rare and done only.
00:33:19.920 And, you know, but this again, I say again, these weren't even abortions.
00:33:24.500 These were babies that were birthed, babies that were born and then murdered.
00:33:29.620 And it's such a it's the most horrific case I've ever heard.
00:33:32.400 And by the way, and, you know, to mention as well for people, another aspect of the case that's really important and that we highlight in the in the six part series is,
00:33:40.000 you know, if anyone's listening to this and has not heard of Kermit Gosnell, that should also, you know, be chilling, be scary.
00:33:47.240 And actually, because it tells you a lot about the media.
00:33:49.940 This story, for all its horror, is a story that's important and needs to be known because of what it tells us about public health,
00:33:56.640 what it tells us about the abortion industry in the United States.
00:33:59.300 And the fact that it was covered up is is very disturbing and it's not helpful to anybody.
00:34:03.740 Yeah. And there's this classic photo of a section in the courthouse roped off for journalists and it was empty.
00:34:12.320 And just just so absolutely telling of how the media party, as I call it, is just as partisan on this as politicians are.
00:34:20.160 Well, let's shift to from the horrific to the merely comedic and criminal.
00:34:25.120 And of course, I'm talking about Hunter Biden, President Joe Biden's son.
00:34:29.480 Now, you I mentioned that earlier.
00:34:31.920 The movie is called My Son Hunter.
00:34:34.120 Oh, my God.
00:34:36.020 Tell us a little bit about that, because last we spoke, I think we were talking to Vellum
00:34:39.480 and he mentioned that you got some amazing talent as actors.
00:34:45.940 And that's the thing.
00:34:46.740 If you think it's hard to be a filmmaker in Hollywood who is freedom oriented or not leftist,
00:34:52.480 imagine how hard it is to be an actual actor.
00:34:55.800 I mean, talk about being blacklisted.
00:34:58.140 Tell us some of the real stars who you got to work with you on the Hunter Biden story.
00:35:03.700 Yeah.
00:35:03.900 And we shot the movie in Serbia back in November, October, November of last year.
00:35:08.120 And and it's just we've just finished editing.
00:35:10.280 We have Gina Carano, the great Gina Carano, you know, who people will know from the Mandalorian
00:35:14.480 series, who was dropped by Disney for basically for for being just being conservative.
00:35:19.840 We have Robert Davy is the director.
00:35:21.920 I mean, great Robert Davy, who's been in just everything.
00:35:24.500 Bond villain, you know, the day he's been in every movie you've ever heard of.
00:35:29.440 And we also have Lawrence Fox in the title role playing Hunter Biden.
00:35:34.040 And he's absolutely extraordinary.
00:35:36.320 And, you know, I think what's really great about this movie and the movie is coming out
00:35:40.040 very soon.
00:35:40.760 So we will have more news on that very, very soon.
00:35:43.760 I honestly will we'll get back to you very soon about that, because the movie needs to
00:35:47.120 come out.
00:35:47.460 People need to know the truth about the Bidens, the truth about the corruption at the center
00:35:51.260 of this family.
00:35:52.300 I mean, you know, as Irish people, you know, we often say, like, we can't make jokes about
00:35:56.420 people who are alcoholic or addicted.
00:35:58.140 We can't.
00:35:58.840 We just have too much of that going on.
00:36:00.340 And we we invent it.
00:36:01.640 We almost invented it in Ireland and exported it around the world.
00:36:04.300 So we're not making a film to, you know, to be disparaging about Hunter Biden's addiction
00:36:09.840 issues.
00:36:10.640 We are, though, pointing out his addiction issues and asking the question, really, the
00:36:14.600 movie asks the question, why or why would anyone want a guy as addicted as this and in
00:36:20.340 such a bad shape as this guy to be on the board of an energy company earning eighty three
00:36:25.140 thousand dollars a month for five years?
00:36:28.380 And why would the Chinese be giving this guy hundreds of thousands of dollars and giving
00:36:33.600 him a diamond ring, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera?
00:36:35.760 Why would the mayor of Moscow's wife be handing over three and a half million dollars to this
00:36:40.180 drug addicted guy?
00:36:41.680 You know, and by the way, people are not stupid.
00:36:45.000 I mean, you know, you and I, I don't know in your case, but in my case, I'm often looking
00:36:50.140 for donations from people.
00:36:51.220 I'm saying to people, look, we're running a charity here.
00:36:53.200 We're a journalistic outfit and we're we're we're dependent on the kindness of strangers.
00:36:57.520 You know, I don't get that many really large checks from people, you know.
00:37:01.220 So it's not like it's a thing that happens to people.
00:37:03.820 I mean, you're your audience are regular folk.
00:37:06.620 You know, have they been handed a check for one hundred thousand dollars any time recently?
00:37:09.820 You know, it doesn't happen.
00:37:11.280 And, you know, people aren't stupid.
00:37:13.140 And when they do hand you over one hundred thousand dollars check, you know, they're going
00:37:17.060 to get something for it.
00:37:18.240 And in this case, we know what they got for it.
00:37:20.100 They did get value for money, you know.
00:37:23.060 And people aren't, you know.
00:37:24.120 And so the film is very I mean, it's it's really beautifully shot.
00:37:28.240 Robert is an artist.
00:37:29.600 As you say, we had these incredible people in the show.
00:37:33.560 So, yeah, it's coming at you soon.
00:37:35.420 It's it's it's great.
00:37:36.840 It's really great.
00:37:38.160 Well, and Lawrence Fox, when you told me when Phelan told me that he was the star, I thought,
00:37:43.840 oh, my God, he almost looks like him.
00:37:46.060 And he's got that style.
00:37:47.800 He's sort of thin and and a little bit he looks a little rough.
00:37:52.440 I mean, I really like Lawrence Fox, but he's he's perfectly cast.
00:37:56.400 So let me ask you this.
00:37:57.560 You say you filmed it last fall.
00:38:00.260 You're finishing up the editing of it now.
00:38:02.940 Yes.
00:38:03.520 Now, we talked about, you know, being blacklisted in Hollywood and stories that are blackballed.
00:38:08.560 How do you plan or have you finished your plan?
00:38:11.620 I'm sure you have.
00:38:12.220 How do you plan on taking this video to the world?
00:38:15.260 Do you plan to release it in theaters?
00:38:17.460 You're going to release it online.
00:38:19.120 Is it possible that you'd get a streaming deal with?
00:38:22.500 I mean, there's some very left wing progressive Hillary Clinton ish movies on Netflix or HBO Max or whatever.
00:38:30.600 What are your plans?
00:38:32.360 We can't we again, I can't I can't share our plans just yet.
00:38:35.860 But basically, this film will be available for everyone very, very soon.
00:38:40.660 And yeah, and what's really important to us is getting it everywhere and it will be online.
00:38:47.820 I can say that for sure.
00:38:49.080 But it'll definitely be online, you know, because it's it's it's too important.
00:38:53.900 Right.
00:38:54.360 A story that was never covered properly.
00:38:57.600 The New York Post had, you know, did an amazing job, should have won a Pulitzer Prize for what they revealed.
00:39:02.580 And that story was suppressed by big tech, by big by big media.
00:39:07.200 And and it's and it's a travesty.
00:39:09.520 And it's kind of scary, by the way, because I think it's I think it's almost unprecedented in American history.
00:39:14.660 The story of that import was suppressed in advance of an election when the information in, you know, that was available from the laptop was so significant, was so important.
00:39:24.140 And no one you know, it's interesting, nobody from the Biden side has ever denied any of the stories that have come from that laptop.
00:39:31.200 Yeah.
00:39:31.480 Incredible.
00:39:32.400 Well, there you have it.
00:39:33.300 Our friend Anne McElhenney, part of the dynamic duo, her and Phelan, who produce so many unique films and theatrical productions.
00:39:42.320 This is called SerialKillerPod.com, and it's about Kermit Gosnell.
00:39:48.620 And boy, did you ever give us some excitement about your next project to the Hunter Biden movie.
00:39:55.100 And good luck.
00:39:55.840 Keep it up.
00:39:56.460 I'm I'm blown away by your productivity and your output and the fact that you managed to do it independently.
00:40:02.380 And I say again, that is the role model for us up here.
00:40:06.720 So I'm so glad you went first.
00:40:08.460 Take care, my friend.
00:40:09.700 Thanks a lot.
00:40:10.320 Appreciate it.
00:40:10.880 Oh, it's our pleasure.
00:40:12.320 All right.
00:40:12.700 Stay with us.
00:40:13.480 Your letters to me are next.
00:40:26.160 Hey, everybody.
00:40:27.000 Well, the week has come to an end.
00:40:28.080 What a busy week.
00:40:28.920 You know, I want to tell you that since the no-fly list is being lifted in Canada, at least domestically, we're going to start moving around a bit more.
00:40:39.080 Dre Humphrey is off to Halifax to do some reporting.
00:40:42.400 There in the United States, we're moving around to that.
00:40:45.560 We were never subject to a no-fly list.
00:40:48.720 We were covering the border, as you saw, between Texas and Arizona.
00:40:52.560 Very interesting.
00:40:53.240 We think there's going to be some riots tonight over the U.S. Supreme Court ruling on abortion.
00:40:59.400 We'll have people where we expect the antivirus types to be burning in mostly peaceful riots.
00:41:05.740 We're also planning a trip overseas.
00:41:08.460 And I'm not shy to tell you that it is probably the largest world conference about the other side of the story for COVID medicine.
00:41:17.920 It's going to be held in Brazil.
00:41:20.820 We're sending a journalist there.
00:41:22.520 It's basically a meeting of all the dissident doctors, the ones who said we should at least try other remedies.
00:41:29.520 Should we at least test ivermectin?
00:41:32.500 Is there a way of fixing this without simply buying the Pfizer vaccine?
00:41:36.580 We are going to cover that very, very long journey for us to get all the way, not just to Sao Paulo, but into the Brazilian interior, where this large global conference will be held.
00:41:47.920 You might know that Brazil is an interesting country when it comes to COVID.
00:41:51.180 But the president, Jair Bolsonaro, is a real dissident, a contrarian on the subject.
00:41:56.260 So I'm excited to tell you that rebels are going to be taking wing again.
00:42:00.460 For the longest time, we were really frozen in place.
00:42:05.020 As you know, we sent six journalists to the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, a month ago.
00:42:11.980 But all six of them were not Canadians because our Canadians weren't allowed to fly.
00:42:15.860 But I expect that we'll be covering news in faraway places now that we can, even though there are still some limits on us.
00:42:22.560 That's one of my updates for you.
00:42:24.540 Very exciting times.
00:42:26.340 I'll wish you a good weekend.
00:42:27.900 We'll see you on Monday.
00:42:29.080 Until then, on behalf of all of us here at Rebel World Headquarters, to you at home, good night.
00:42:34.240 And keep fighting for freedom.
00:42:35.640 Mary Ugolini with Rebel News.
00:42:36.940 I'm here downtown Toronto at the Canadian COVID Care Alliance conference called the Citizens Hearing.
00:42:43.100 And it is being moderated by former CBC journalist, scientific journalist, Trish Woods, who I have joining me here now.
00:42:50.540 Can you give us just a little bit of context what you thought as the COVID hit with people, key players like Tony Fauci?
00:43:00.740 Yeah, and how much things have changed, right?
00:43:02.800 So I, many decades ago, it doesn't matter how many, but I was the science and medicine reporter for As It Happens.
00:43:10.540 We won a bunch of awards for our work because we were covering HIV and AIDS, which was also being mismanaged by Tony Fauci, who, as a result of that, I have limited respect for.
00:43:21.340 And we did a lot of pretty critical, as one does, if one's doing journalism, coverage of what was happening during that particular crisis around the virus, right?
00:43:33.400 So what's interesting to me now is, and I say this a lot, is that the coverage we did then of Fauci and his management of AIDS, I could not do that today around COVID-19, right?
00:43:47.160 So the counter-narrative, as it was called back then, too, we were questioning all kinds of things that the NIH was doing.
00:43:56.960 We were reporting very deeply on the, they were called people with AIDS, the ACT UP activists who were chaining themselves to the NIH with Fauci as a killer and, you know, all that stuff on.
00:44:08.680 And they had a point.
00:44:09.580 What they were saying frequently was true.
00:44:11.980 They were really well-educated gay men who knew a lot about the science and about the virus and put forward lots of policy changes that actually saved their lives against things that Tony Fauci was advising them to do.
00:44:26.460 That kind of coverage of public health and a public health bureaucrat back then was not only encouraged, it was celebrated.
00:44:35.080 And I see not anything really at all like that now on COVID-19, and I don't understand what's changed.
00:44:44.280 Well, that was my question for you, is why do you think that that is?
00:44:47.980 If you could speculate at all or see the way that the mainstream media has acted or conducted themselves over the last two years, can you make sense of any of it?
00:44:57.120 You know, I can't make sense of it.
00:44:58.720 And it's been, this has been a really traumatic time for me, actually, to watch how this is playing out.
00:45:06.240 Here at the hearings, we heard this morning three doctors say that when they're trying to treat COVID patients or do something that's kind of off narrative,
00:45:15.320 what they get back are these repeated mantras, right?
00:45:18.900 You can't argue about the vaccine because it's safe and effective.
00:45:22.460 As journalists, people, and I know this to be true because I've heard it from people in legacy media,
00:45:27.600 that if they want to do anything that criticizes or questions or might bring up a debate around vaccine safety or efficacy,
00:45:36.620 they're told they can't do it because it might make people vaccine hesitant.
00:45:41.340 Like, that is not what news reporting is about.
00:45:44.740 If there are issues with the vaccine, let's have a debate.
00:45:47.780 Let's look at both sides.
00:45:49.500 Let's look at the data that's now occurring more and more and more that suggests that the efficacy side of it is sliding away pretty quickly.
00:45:58.780 It doesn't prevent transmission.
00:46:00.080 We know that.
00:46:01.160 So one has to say, why are there mandates then?
00:46:05.040 And the safety part, too, is that there's all kinds of bad safety signals right now.
00:46:08.980 And yet you're not hearing that in the legacy media.
00:46:11.400 And I cannot answer the question why.
00:46:13.920 Do you think that the Trudeau media bailouts have anything to do with it or any conflicts of interest with big pharma sponsors and donors and funders?
00:46:21.460 It may have.
00:46:22.880 But I think that the kind of the demise of legacy media happened before this.
00:46:29.520 I think a lot of it has to do with collective groupthink and political ideology.
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00:46:53.740 And that's all I'll say about that.
00:46:55.840 Because I don't know that for sure.
00:46:58.860 But I don't have a rational explanation for people who are doing irrational things at a time of crisis.
00:47:05.540 And what is being done around COVID-19, both in a public policy sense and in a sense of covering it by the legacy media who are supposed to hold the government accountable and ask hard questions, it's irrational that they're not doing that.
00:47:19.360 So I don't have answers.
00:47:21.480 I think history will tell us maybe in 10 or 15 years what went so terribly wrong here.
00:47:26.980 And I know we're on a strict time crunch because, like I said, Trish Woods is moderating the event tonight, today.
00:47:33.020 So you have to head back in there.
00:47:34.240 But just in closing, if you have any friends or connections still in the legacy media, are there any good people left?
00:47:39.840 Do we have any hope to get some coverage, at least starting within the mainstream, as more data and science starts to evolve and come out?
00:47:47.140 Someone really smart said to me the other day that a change in legacy media is going to be generational, that it's going to be 10 years for this crop to die out and a new crop to come in who might see things a little bit differently.
00:48:00.420 And they may see things differently because the kind of thinking that's driving media right now is so disastrous for us as a culture and as a democracy, too.
00:48:09.740 Or we need to bring some out of retirement to come back and provide some counter-narrative.
00:48:14.480 Well, maybe, yeah, but they wouldn't have me, right?
00:48:16.340 I'm persona non grata on this stuff because they don't do the counter-narrative kind of reporting right now.
00:48:22.540 So, I mean, when I go back, they're probably not anyway, but they do need people who think differently than they do.
00:48:28.440 And to get out of the Zoom room.
00:48:30.180 Get out of the Zoom room, yeah.
00:48:31.760 Well, thank you very much for your time.
00:48:33.160 Okay, nice to meet you.
00:48:34.260 You as well.
00:48:35.000 For Rebel News in Toronto, Ontario, I'm Tamara Ugolini.