Rebel News Podcast - Ezra Levant ｜ A Liberal pollster does the unthinkable and actually asks Canadians why they hate Trudeau

00:00:00.000 Hello, my friends. Later in the show, we're going to talk to Alexa Lavoie, who's on the streets of 0.98

00:00:04.460 London, England, bracing for a huge pro-Hamas protest tomorrow. But before that, I want to

00:00:09.480 take you through a fascinating chart done by Abacus Research. That's a pro-liberal pollster

00:00:14.960 who actually asked people, what do you dislike about Trudeau? And they gave about 20 different

00:00:20.100 suggested answers. The results are fascinating. I'll take you through that. That's ahead. But

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00:00:55.960 Tonight, a liberal pollster does the unthinkable and actually asks Canadians why they hate Trudeau.

00:01:06.820 It's November 10th, and this is the Ezra Levant Show.

00:01:12.400 Shame on you, you sensorism bug.

00:01:15.760 You know, in journalism, I think the greatest exercise of editorial control and therefore the

00:01:29.600 greatest way that bias is expressed is not how any particular story is covered, but what stories are

00:01:36.020 covered and what stories are not covered, what stories are ignored. And I think it's the same

00:01:41.620 with opinion polls also. What questions are asked and what questions are not asked. Now, I think that

00:01:48.140 the government usually asks every question. It's only certain ones that they release to the public,

00:01:54.080 though. And of course, the wording of a poll can get a different result depending on how you phrase it,

00:02:00.540 which is why you have to look deeper into a poll before you believe the result. But there is a

00:02:06.140 pollster we talk about a fair bit here. I think it's actually my favorite pollster, and it's maybe because

00:02:09.560 I got to know their statistician when I worked with them at Sun News Network a decade ago, David

00:02:14.280 Colleto, who I think is a really good guy, by the way. He works for Abacus, and there's no two ways

00:02:20.260 about it. It is a liberal affiliated company. They're chairman, Bruce Cameron, longtime Trudeau insider.

00:02:28.800 So they're liberal. But I think that David Colleto is a fair-minded and independent pollster.

00:02:35.480 And in this case, I think their corporate affection for Justin Trudeau is making them ask questions about

00:02:44.380 Trudeau that are real questions. Because for months now, Trudeau has been trailing, and trailing

00:02:51.220 seriously well beyond the margin of error. There is no pollster out there at all who doesn't think Trudeau's

00:02:57.480 going to get walloped. In fact, the betting average is that Pierre Pauly would win a majority government.

00:03:03.320 So the liberalness, or maybe just the curiosity, of Abacus means they're going to try and find out

00:03:11.080 what's going on. They're going to ask real questions. Is there a way back for Justin Trudeau? And this poll

00:03:16.400 that I'm going to show you is great for that. Now, I took you through some of these results the other day.

00:03:22.000 It'll look familiar. But I want you to stay with me till I get to the last chart, which is

00:03:28.220 unbelievable. So this poll is called Polyab's Conservatives lead by 13 over liberals. A deep

00:03:35.360 dive on why more than half of Canadians have a negative impression on Justin Trudeau. That's the

00:03:40.160 key part. This is not just top line numbers. Who would you vote for? What region? What gender?

00:03:45.240 This is going deep, as they say, a deep dive on why the haters hate him. So let me start with just the

00:03:55.160 top line numbers anyways. You can see the polling results. The Conservatives are at 39%. The liberals

00:04:02.160 under Trudeau, 26%. The NDP at 18%. And I'm just going to whip through these ones because I sort of

00:04:08.060 showed these to you the other day. The regional breakdown is amazing. Everywhere the liberals are

00:04:13.720 behind even in Quebec. What was the last time you saw that? Behind in the Atlantic? Have you ever seen

00:04:19.300 that before? Here's another slide. They're behind in every age group. You know, incredible. I was in

00:04:25.240 London the other day and I learned that only one, only 1%, how can that even be? Only 1% of young

00:04:33.680 people intend to vote for the Conservative Party over there. 1%. The young people are amongst the strongest

00:04:38.700 support base for Pierre Polyab's Conservatives. But just, I've just never seen results like this

00:04:43.540 before. It's a disaster for the liberals. And like I say, Abacus wants to problem solve for Trudeau. I

00:04:50.360 think by this point in time, we all know that Trudeau is behind by double digits. And here is

00:04:55.240 Abacus trying to figure out what went wrong. Look at this slide here, for example. If you look at what

00:05:01.460 it's called, these are people who voted liberal last time. So these are liberal voters who have now

00:05:08.700 abandoned Trudeau. And they're basically asked, what would it take to bring you back? And, you

00:05:15.520 know, getting rid of Trudeau is one of them. Mortgage rates falling is a big one. Economy

00:05:20.880 approving, economy improving. Those are sort of related, aren't they? Those go to cost of living.

00:05:25.000 Can people afford to live? If Polyab would win, would that spook you? It's sort of obvious if you're not

00:05:30.800 voting for the Liberals, Conservatives are going to win. Are you uncomfortable with Pierre Polyab?

00:05:34.280 That's the most promising one here. So that's a sign that the Liberals are going to go negative,

00:05:39.380 hard and negative, as they always do, to try and make Pierre Polyab as scary as possible. That's the

00:05:43.980 liberal way. Now, so far, I think I've covered things that you sort of know of, and I think we've

00:05:50.800 touched on these things before. But this is what I really wanted to show you. This is a chart,

00:05:58.960 and we're just going to stay on this chart for a bit. Those liberal voters who have a negative

00:06:06.240 impression of Justin Trudeau, so they voted liberal in 2021. That's just two years ago.

00:06:11.720 So they voted for Trudeau. These aren't people like me. They're not people like you. They're not

00:06:15.480 conservatives. They voted for Trudeau, and now they don't like him. And David Colletto and Abacus

00:06:22.620 did something that I've never seen before. They said, why? Can we have an honest conversation?

00:06:29.080 And I want to walk you through the items on this chart, because this is just so interesting to me.

00:06:35.400 The results are interesting, but even the fact that the question was asked this way is interesting,

00:06:40.980 don't you think? So he just threw a bunch of answers. My guess is his methodology, and I haven't

00:06:46.700 looked deep into it, is that he had an open-ended question, and he got a bunch of suggestions from the

00:06:51.640 people, and then he put it back to the people, and he asked them to rank it, because there's some

00:06:54.660 very interesting answers. I don't like him as a person. Now, only 23% of people answered that way,

00:07:02.320 and I'm not surprised, because Justin Trudeau is, you know, I despise him ideologically. I despise

00:07:09.760 his sociopathic style. But he feels like a nice guy. He feels friendly. He's not harsh or angry most of

00:07:18.000 the time. I guess if he's talking about the unvaccinated, he can be quite brutal. But it's

00:07:22.660 not surprising to me that only 23% of people say, I don't like him, because he's sort of likable.

00:07:27.940 That's actually his chief asset, isn't it? But look at this, 77% of these same people say,

00:07:33.520 I'm tired of him. Isn't that the truth? I mean, when you're prime minister for eight years, people get

00:07:38.000 a little tired of you. He got Canada into the mess it's in. 64% said yes. And remember, these are

00:07:47.680 liberal voters. 36% of people say he can't get things back on track. I think they're right.

00:07:56.880 He still wants the job of prime minister. Barely half of Canadian liberal voters think he still wants

00:08:03.500 the job. I think he still wants the job. I think he has really no other job to go to. I think he is

00:08:09.720 unpopular in foreign circles. He used to love traveling internationally. Now no one has time

00:08:14.840 for him. I think he does want the job. And I think he wants to exceed his father's result. Remember,

00:08:20.020 Pierre Trudeau was prime minister from 1968 to 1984. 16 years just with one interregnum of Joe Clark,

00:08:26.740 who was PM for nine months in the middle of that. I think Justin Trudeau wants to hit 16 years plus.

00:08:31.160 He has lost the passion for the job of prime minister. Yes, that's true. But that doesn't

00:08:38.240 mean he wants to leave. He absolutely is just phoning it in. He has a clear vision about where

00:08:43.640 he wants to take the country. Only 14% of liberal voters, only 14% of liberal voters think that way.

00:08:52.240 86% say he doesn't have a clear vision of where he wants to take the country. And that is so evident.

00:08:58.140 You know, he's had a couple of cabinet shuffles lately. Do you even understand what was changed?

00:09:03.280 Do you even know what he stands for? I mean, he stands for the carbon tax. Does he stand for,

00:09:08.780 I mean, he stands for calling people, I mean, I guess he stands for gay rights. But I don't even 0.99

00:09:14.460 think he does, really. I think that's just a way for him to attack conservatives. But look at this.

00:09:20.980 Look at this question pair. He's authentic and genuine. 9% of people agree with that. These are

00:09:31.660 ex-liberals. 91% say he is inauthentic and phony. These are liberal voters last time. 91% say he's a

00:09:45.980 phony. Isn't that true? Doesn't that ring true? You and I know that's true. He says he's a feminist, 0.97

00:09:52.540 but he sexually assaulted Rose Knight in Creston, BC. And when he was caught, he said, well,

00:09:56.480 she experienced it differently. He says he's for racial inclusion, but he's the guy who dressed up 0.72

00:10:01.580 in blackface in three different decades of his life, in his teens, his 20s and 30s. Who does that? 0.83

00:10:07.780 Seriously, I know a lot of people. I know people from different walks of life. I know fancy people,

00:10:13.000 and I know plain people. I know city people, and I know country people. I know people of different

00:10:17.480 ethnic and racial backgrounds. And I know people in my job. It's a fun part of my job. I get to meet

00:10:23.900 people and talk to people. In my life, in my travels, I have never once ever met someone who

00:10:33.480 has done blackface. Ever have you? I don't know anyone who knows anyone who knows anyone. 0.99

00:10:39.940 Trudeau did it so many times, he had like a kit for it. And he says he's anti-racist. Huh? Well,

00:10:49.280 he's such a phony. 91% of Canadian voters who voted liberal and are falling out of love with him,

00:10:55.380 91% say he's phony and inauthentic. The only people that BS works on now is the media party.

00:11:03.960 You know, in 2015, when he ran, he fooled a lot of people, but only 9% are still fooled. And they

00:11:14.700 happen to work for the CBC. He's too cautious and doesn't promise enough. 18% of people, whereas 82%

00:11:23.480 say he makes promises he can't keep. We all know that. I mean, you know what? The environment,

00:11:29.200 the environment, do you care about the environment? I care about the environment in terms of the real

00:11:33.840 environment. Clean air, clean water, clean soil. That's real environmentalism. Carbon dioxide,

00:11:40.100 how many puffs of CO2 are in the air? That's not real environmentalism. If you ask me, do I care about

00:11:45.600 the environment? If I understand the mean water, air, or earth, I'd say, yeah, I do care about that.

00:11:50.680 Obviously, I want to live in a clean world. I just think that CO2 worrying is BS.

00:11:55.620 The reason I say that is Justin Trudeau promised to plant 2 billion trees.

00:12:02.360 And of all his environmental promises, that's not a bad one. Now, by the way, I don't know why we

00:12:07.140 need to plant any trees. Canada has more forests than anywhere else in the world, with the possible

00:12:11.680 exception of Russia. We have enormous forests. We are in an enormous carbon sink, if you care about

00:12:17.760 that sort of thing. But if I had to pick things to waste money on, green schemes and CO2 this,

00:12:24.840 and carbon credits and building windmills, or planting 2 billion trees, it's okay, yeah, planting

00:12:29.800 2 billion trees. You know, it's not a bad thing, and gives people, you know, kids summer jobs planting

00:12:34.560 the trees. But he can't even keep that promise. I don't know how many have any trees being planted

00:12:40.620 with that billion tree promise. He surrounds himself with yes people. 52% agree, as opposed to 48% who

00:12:48.540 says he doesn't listen to good advice. Both of those can be true, by the way. 0.99

00:12:55.020 Oh, this is spot on. He is trying to change too much of what makes Canada great. 44% agree with that.

00:13:05.500 He's not trying to change enough about what is wrong with Canada. 56%. Well, I disagree with that.

00:13:12.040 I think he's created certain things that are wrong with Canada. I just don't know what that pollster

00:13:18.460 means. Are you talking about the economy or cost of living? I'm going to take issue with that

00:13:25.360 question, although I like most of the other ones. Look at this. He doesn't want Canadians to be proud

00:13:33.440 about Canada. 30% of people agree. 70% say he apologizes too much for things Canada has done

00:13:41.660 in the past. Again, those two questions are not necessarily antagonistic. He absolutely apologizes

00:13:48.720 too much about the past. And he does have for two reasons. First of all, to destroy the past so he can

00:13:53.300 create Canada in his own image. But second of all, he does that so he gives you the simulation

00:13:58.980 that he's apologizing for something he did. But he has never in his entire life ever apologized for

00:14:04.960 anything. I'll give you the example of being caught sexually assaulting Rose Knight. He said,

00:14:08.420 well, she experienced it differently. He is genetically incapable of saying, I'm sorry for

00:14:12.580 something I did. That's why he's such an expert at apologizing for things in past decades or centuries.

00:14:18.560 It's a way of pretending to apologize, but really it's a coded way of saying, I'm morally superior

00:14:25.040 than them because I'll apologize for them since they didn't. So, you know, I'm better than them.

00:14:31.200 I think Trudeau destroys the past for both reasons. But I think that's an incredible poll,

00:14:37.660 don't you? Those last questions are just fascinating. I can't get over the fact that only 9% of people

00:14:44.760 find him trustworthy and 91 find him a phony and inauthentic. 91%. And I say for the fifth time,

00:14:54.300 these are not conservative voters. These are people who voted liberal in 2021. I'm not even

00:15:01.960 talking about ancient history, like 2015. Two years ago, these people were voting for Trudeau.

00:15:07.000 Now they say he is a phony. And I've shown you these results. And I tell you, this is from Abacus,

00:15:13.740 a pro-liberal pollster. And I ask you, if this poll is reality, and I have no reason to think it isn't,

00:15:20.860 if people despise Trudeau as much as this. And I see it in my own life. I see, you know,

00:15:26.740 when I get into a taxi and I talk with the taxi driver, I am shocked by people who you would think

00:15:32.620 demographically would be for Trudeau and the liberals. They raise it to me. I want to let

00:15:37.440 you know, when I get into a cab, I do not raise politics. I do not bring my point of view. Why would

00:15:42.400 I do that? If anything, I'm interested in the driver's point of view. I never show my cards.

00:15:47.760 I am shocked by how many people, including new Canadians living in the greater Toronto area,

00:15:53.640 bring up to me their despise for Justin Trudeau. And it's not because they know who I am.

00:15:59.280 I put it to you that if 91% of people who voted for the Liberal Party in 2021, who have fallen out of

00:16:04.440 love with Trudeau, 91% think he's a phony. Then why is it that we're getting the media coverage we are?

00:16:10.560 Because that's who the 9% are. I don't even know if they actually like Trudeau. They're just paid 1.00

00:16:16.860 to like him. That's who the journalists are. Even this liberal pollster agrees.

00:16:24.860 Stay with us. An interview with Alexa LaVoie is next.

00:16:28.060 I'm back in Canada. I've been traveling a little bit, as you know. There's so much news in Canada. Of

00:16:45.620 course, the Middle East is the focus of the news, but it has reverberations here at home. All across

00:16:51.780 Canada, there have been pro-Hamas rallies. And I say that deliberately. They're not just

00:16:56.040 pro-Palestinian. These marchers sometimes fly the flags of terrorist groups, the Taliban, Islamic

00:17:03.380 jihad. We hear chants that are genocidal chants from the river to the sea, implying killing or

00:17:11.560 kicking out every Jew between the Jordan River and the Mediterranean Sea. Intifada revolution. My point 1.00

00:17:18.100 is that these are not just protests. These are hate marches, including Adil Charcawi, an Islamic 1.00

00:17:24.820 extremist in Montreal who stood atop a skyscraper and preached that every Jew needed to be killed.

00:17:32.980 Take a look at this clip from Montreal this week.

00:17:39.140 Amen.

00:17:43.180 Amen.

00:17:45.580 Amen.

00:17:47.700 Amen.

00:17:49.980 Amen.

00:17:52.260 Things are terrible here at home, but if you want to get a glimpse of Canada's future,

00:17:57.740 I think London, England is a place to go because they are further down that road in terms of mass

00:18:05.240 unassimilated immigration than Canada is. And I saw that with my own eyes a couple of weeks ago 0.98

00:18:10.900 when I happened to be there during a 100,000 person hate march. It was astonishing. And I was

00:18:18.300 very careful because I didn't have security with me. I didn't ask any provocative questions. I

00:18:23.160 certainly didn't wear a poppy. I didn't have my Rebel News microphone flash. But it was very

00:18:28.040 interesting and terrifying nonetheless. Well, tomorrow is a very ominous day in London, and here's

00:18:34.100 why. Of course, it's Remembrance Day in the United Kingdom as well. It's a very solemn

00:18:40.160 commemoration there. They lost many lives in both world wars. It's as close to a secular holy day as

00:18:49.040 you get, I suppose. And yet tomorrow, November 11th, Remembrance Day, is the day chosen by the pro-Hamas 0.96

00:18:59.100 activists to have another one of their marches. So you have the once-a-year Remembrance Day ceremony

00:19:06.160 at the Cenotaph in Whitehall. And at the exact same time, you have 100,000 protesters saying they

00:19:14.280 will march through the streets. What will happen with this clash of values? Will it become a clash

00:19:21.240 of fists? What will the police do? Will they be rolled over, as they have been so many times

00:19:26.580 recently? Well, we've sent someone to find out. Our Chief Quebec Correspondent, Alexa Lavoie,

00:19:35.020 landed in London this morning. She joins us now live via Skype on the eve of this potential showdown.

00:19:42.380 Alexa, great to see you. And thank you for traveling to London for us.

00:19:47.520 Well, thank you for giving me the opportunity to be here and to report on. I think it will be a

00:19:52.540 really important story because we see that right now there is already some police on guard. We know

00:20:00.760 that police were concerned. Also, they asked both of the protesters to cancel and to change the date

00:20:11.500 for their protest. Both of them refused. And we will see, like, what will happen because police

00:20:18.160 are, have concern about probably, like, illegal activities or probably some vandalism that might

00:20:25.620 happen. Well, not just vandalism. When I was there a couple weeks ago, during the day, the protest was

00:20:32.020 angry and vile, but it was peaceful. But by nightfall, when some of the middle-aged people and the families

00:20:41.080 went home, what was left on the streets but young, hot-headed, hot-blooded men who were looking for a

00:20:48.120 fight. And so while the protest was peaceful during the day, nightfalls in the United Kingdom around 5 p.m.

00:20:54.660 these days, by 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, you had still thousands of young men who were looking for action.

00:21:00.980 And they got it by fighting with the cops. Now, you mentioned two groups of protesters because,

00:21:05.360 of course, you have the pro-Hamas protesters. But now some pro-British protesters, including some

00:21:11.240 led by our alumnus, Tommy Robinson, say they're going to have a support the Veterans March. So you've got

00:21:17.060 the Remembrance Day proceedings, you have the pro-Hamas marchers, and then you have some British

00:21:23.680 defend the veterans. Like, you are going to have a lot of different people jostling on those streets.

00:21:31.000 I don't know if the Metropolitan Police are up to it. I think they're going to be outnumbered,

00:21:35.340 first of all. What do you think? Are you sensing anything? You say there's some cops out there

00:21:39.040 already. Tomorrow's the big day. What does it feel like now? Are there police encampments yet?

00:21:45.060 Well, you need to understand that for the British, already this weekend, it's a busy weekend.

00:21:52.720 Not only because on the Sunday, there will be the king, and there will be all the royal family

00:21:59.460 that will come for honoring the veterans and for having a big celebration. And we know that

00:22:06.740 on the Saturday, too, they will have a lot of people in the street for that weekend. And so the

00:22:13.400 police, I think they will not have the number of manpower on the ground to deal with not only the

00:22:22.460 tourists, but also the pro-Palestinian, but also the pro-British one. So I think it would be really

00:22:31.000 interesting because I don't think police will be enough number for dealing with that.

00:22:36.240 You know, I remember during the pandemic that anti-lockdown protesters, anti-vaccine mandate

00:22:44.940 protesters, they were dealt with brutally by British police. Now, British police typically are

00:22:49.480 not armed. They don't have guns, but still they have batons. They have their fists. They throw people

00:22:54.720 in the back of paddy wagons. So we know that the British police can be forceful when they are politically

00:22:59.980 instructed to be forceful. But I can't help but note that the mayor of London is an Islamist 1.00

00:23:07.000 advocate named Sadiq Khan. And I'm not just saying that because he's Muslim. He was a terrorist lawyer. 0.99

00:23:14.680 He was a lawyer for terrorists before he became mayor. So he is very comfortable with Hamas and 0.98

00:23:20.580 Hezbollah. Those are his people. And that's one reason he's in office is that the number of

00:23:26.980 migrants to London is so large and so many of them are Islamist in their inclination that Sadiq Khan 1.00

00:23:34.280 handily won the mayoralty. And that's what I mean by London is sort of a preview of Canada if we keep

00:23:41.340 going down this road. Now, Alexa, I want to point out to our viewers that we have sent you not only

00:23:47.260 with a cameraman, but with two bodyguards. And I want to put that on the record because when I went

00:23:53.260 there two weeks ago, I was sort of unprepared for it. And I didn't do anything too risky. And I

00:23:57.640 wasn't really in any conflict point. But even I had a few touch and go moments. I want our viewers

00:24:02.600 to know that you will have two bodyguards. And let me just appeal to you personally. If a situation

00:24:08.020 gets very violent, I would hope that you, the bodyguards and the cameraman, would withdraw to

00:24:12.640 a safe distance. There's no story that's worth getting beat up. And I know you know that. I know

00:24:17.380 you're very careful, but I just want to let you know that I would prefer it if you weren't right

00:24:22.780 in the fray. But it's your judgment call. We certainly want to report on the news, but we

00:24:28.320 want to keep you safe, my friend. Yeah. And especially because we will not only report during

00:24:34.300 the day, but as people know, it's mostly during the night at the end of the protest when part

00:24:40.660 of the protestor left, that everything is happened, like vandalism or other illegal activities. So we'll

00:24:50.740 stay on the ground all day to be able to really portray what happened during that day.

00:24:58.340 Well, we've set up a special website. I think it's called battleforlondon.com. And we're going to have

00:25:03.980 your tweets there and your videos there. And, you know, this isn't just speculative on our

00:25:10.520 part. In the past few weeks, so many memorials, statues, for example, the Winston Churchill statue

00:25:18.340 was vandalized. There's a statue for Alex Haig, if I'm remembering the name of the general correctly,

00:25:24.600 that Palestinian protesters put all their flags on. So there's sort of been a gentle desecration. I 0.89

00:25:30.520 don't know if spray paint is considered a gentle desecration, but there's been graffiti,

00:25:35.500 vandalism, and sort of a mild desecration of these symbols. And I think the reason why tomorrow is

00:25:42.600 such a big deal is that it is a symbolic day for Brits. It's Remembrance Day. So this bad behavior

00:25:48.520 that these pro-Hamas protesters have engaged in over the last few weeks, tomorrow it's going to really

00:25:53.300 prickle people the wrong way. I'm glad you're on the ground to take a look at things. But let me just

00:25:58.160 take a minute of your time to talk about what you saw in Montreal yesterday and the day before.

00:26:04.100 You got on the plane to London last night. But before you got on the plane, you went to a Jewish 1.00

00:26:09.240 school in Montreal that actually had been shot with bullets. Why don't you tell our viewers a little

00:26:16.820 bit about that and what you make about what's going on in your home city of Montreal?

00:26:20.600 But I think the individual who shot at the two schools wanted to make that as a symbol to see that

00:26:29.640 it's an anti-Semitic act. We can see it. They wanted people to be afraid. But the thing is,

00:26:39.040 when I arrived on the ground there, there were young kids about 9, 10, 11 years old that actually

00:26:49.000 stay at that school. And they were really afraid. And they were telling me they don't understand why

00:26:56.680 they are getting targeted. So both of them had like a bullet shot in the middle of the two door.

00:27:05.380 And one of the school, the bullet passed through the first door and actually broke into the second

00:27:11.860 door. What I can say is like, according to someone who were on the ground, he saw the footage of the

00:27:20.680 security camera. And he told me that he appeared to be a man. The man was by foot and he came

00:27:28.920 towards the door and he shot and he left. So this is clearly a rising anti-Semitic behavior that we are

00:27:42.240 seeing happening in Montreal. And I'm not surprised when we see like Adil Shakoui doing like this kind

00:27:48.660 of speech and nobody is stopping him. The police is not doing anything. He's not charged for a hate

00:27:54.980 crime. So because there is no impact of what they are doing, they permit themselves to go further and

00:28:05.880 further. And now we see like the repercussion. And now we see that some children's school are being

00:28:11.900 like targeted. Yeah. And of course, in Toronto, any Jewish institution or just an institution run by

00:28:18.380 Jews. So they've gone after restaurants. They've gone after Chapters Indigo because its founder is 1.00

00:28:23.220 Jewish. She's born in Montreal. She's not part of the Israeli government or anything, but they were 0.95

00:28:27.840 smearing her store with blood red paint. And it's just, it is a kind of madness. And that's why I'm

00:28:35.600 interested in your trip to London, because I think they're further down that road than we are in

00:28:40.060 terms of the number of unassimilated Islamic migrants who support jihad. Like I look forward 1.00

00:28:47.340 to your perspective on it. I spent a few hours in the midst of the protests and I was deeply

00:28:53.860 struck by what I saw. I looked very much forward to what you have to say. And hey, can you do me a

00:28:59.300 favor? Can you do at least one of your reports, all for all say, because you're obviously French is your

00:29:05.040 first language. I, we really want your work in English, but I think if you did a report or two

00:29:10.480 in French, I think it would be well watched by people in Quebec and people in France, because this

00:29:17.180 March, this showdown in London, I think is an international story. At least we think so, which

00:29:22.000 is why we're sending you there. Tell me if there's anything that you're going to keep a special eye out

00:29:28.700 for tomorrow. Is there something that you're planning to cover in particular as some place you're going

00:29:34.240 to go or what, what, what's your plan tomorrow? So we are planning to, um, go and see the Patriots

00:29:42.120 first because they are the first to meet together. Uh, the Patriot, the British Patriot who are there for,

00:29:48.720 uh, protecting, uh, the, um, Senefak. Uh, so we are going there first and afterwards we are going where,

00:29:58.520 um, the pro Palestine will, uh, meet, uh, and we will follow the protest, but we will also keep an eye

00:30:08.320 on every single sign, uh, our speech, or we try to engage conversation with, uh, some of the people

00:30:16.540 in the protest. And, uh, as I say, we will keep our feet on the ground until late at night to be able

00:30:25.280 to catch if there is anything that is happening that, uh, is a criminal action or other, um,

00:30:33.420 other incident. Well, I'm so glad you're there again. Let me just state again, the most important

00:30:38.380 thing to me, Alexa, more than getting any story is your personal safety. And I know you've suffered

00:30:43.480 for your journalism before in Ottawa during the convoy, you were actually shot by a riot gun with

00:30:49.680 a cop. Now there's no way you can protect against that. And as our viewers know, we're suing

00:30:54.260 that, uh, police officer. And we intend to follow that all the way to the end for you tomorrow. It's

00:31:00.100 my hope that you will be safe with the two big burly security guards we have for you. So it is my

00:31:05.620 ardent desire that you return home to us unscathed. Thank you for your courage, my friend. Thanks for

00:31:10.820 your sense of adventure to get on an airplane on extremely short notice. Um, and, um, I'm looking

00:31:16.820 forward to your coverage and folks, you can follow that at battleforlondon.com. Good luck

00:31:22.320 and, uh, we'll talk to you tomorrow. We look forward to it. Thanks, Alexa. Thank you. All right.

00:31:27.580 There you have it. Alexa LaVoie, who is in London. She just arrived a few hours ago. Tomorrow she'll 0.69

00:31:33.860 cover the Remembrance Day, uh, ceremony and whether or not the protesters disrupt it. Stay with us.

00:31:40.440 Your letters next.

00:31:46.820 Well, instead of reading your mail, I want to leave you with some final thoughts. I'm very excited that

00:31:57.140 Alexa LaVoie is in London and I go there from time to time. I used to go to London when Tommy

00:32:02.420 Robinson was on our staff and I had to go there to help with his legal battles. And, uh, and I went

00:32:07.740 again a couple of weeks ago for the ARC conference that Jordan Peterson ran. And while I was there, I

00:32:12.160 took in this huge, uh, pro-Hamas protest and you could call it pro-Palestinian, but it was mainly

00:32:18.720 pro-Hamas. It was a shocking, shocking protest. Um, and my view, my observation, my understanding of

00:32:25.860 what I saw there is that that place is a few years later down the road than we are. What I mean by

00:32:30.480 that is in terms of mass immigration and some of the demographic trends and the political trends. And

00:32:35.160 I think that France is further down the road. Sweden is the furthest down the road. France is

00:32:41.420 next furthest down the road. Then the UK, Canada is behind the UK and America is the last on this

00:32:47.720 trend. What you see in the streets of London is a premonition of what we will have in Canada too.

00:32:54.400 And so I want Alexa on the ground to report what it's like when on Remembrance Day, the pro-Hamas 1.00

00:32:59.760 faction says, no, no. In that old chant, whose streets are streets? Whose streets are streets?

00:33:05.140 The combination of Antifa plus Islamists together is something to behold on the streets. I want us 1.00

00:33:11.100 to be there to report it. Check out her footage, her reports tomorrow at battleforlondon.com. I'm

00:33:18.900 going to get up early because of course she'll be on the street in the morning, probably 9 a.m.

00:33:22.840 London time, which is 5 a.m. Toronto time. I'll be probably sleeping until 6 a.m. I want to see

00:33:28.240 what's going on. I'm excited and nervous. We have, um, facilitated two bodyguards. And if the same

00:33:35.040 bodyguards, who I think they are, that were at Avi's book launch a week ago, they're big,

00:33:39.700 big guys. So I think we're going to protect, uh, Alexa. I would hate it if anything happened

00:33:44.580 to her. I think she's doing great already. And I think she's sort of excited to be there.

00:33:48.380 So tune in for battleforlondon.com tomorrow. I'll be back on Monday. Until then, on behalf

00:33:56.280 of all of us here at Rebel World Headquarters and around the world, to you at home, good night

00:33:59.660 college and keep fighting for freedom.

Rebel News Podcast - November 11, 2023

Ezra Levant ｜ A Liberal pollster does the unthinkable and actually asks Canadians why they hate Trudeau

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