Rebel News Podcast - September 08, 2026


EZRA LEVANT ｜ Canada joins UK, France in planned sanctions on Israeli settlement goods while Parliament is shut


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00:00:00.000 Hello, my friends. Did you know that Canada, and by that I mean Mark Carney, just decided to put
00:00:05.500 sanctions on Israel? There was no vote in Parliament, let alone, I don't know, not even a
00:00:10.640 debate. It was just decided, and on the eve of the Jewish high holidays, of course. I don't know,
00:00:17.240 it's sort of the same as what happened last year, when Carney, just out of the blue, decided to
00:00:22.560 grant his recognition of the sovereignty of Palestine. And it's all being done as a sop to
00:00:29.060 the new wave of anti-Semitic voters.
00:00:30.800 I'll go through the news with you today.
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00:00:59.060 tonight mark carney sanctions israel with our parliament shut no vote no debate
00:01:13.860 while every condition he set for the palestinians goes unmet it's september 8th and this is the
00:01:20.640 Ezra Levant show. Shame on you, you censorious bug. Today, Anita Anand, the foreign minister,
00:01:40.520 put out a post. Canada will, quote, introduce restrictions on trade in goods with settlements
00:01:46.260 in the West Bank that are illegal under international law in the coming months.
00:01:51.340 Twelve countries signed on, Canada, Britain, France, nine European countries.
00:01:55.680 Here's the statement on the Global Affairs website.
00:01:59.580 And Carney put out his own statement with Emmanuel Macron and the new British Prime
00:02:03.600 Minister Andy Burnham.
00:02:04.700 They will, quote, ban the importation of goods from settlements and enforce measures, targeted
00:02:10.680 measures against settlements and those who facilitate them or profit from them.
00:02:16.260 does that include any palestinians who profit from them i wonder yeah the canadian government
00:02:22.500 says these are targeted measures those who profit from them that's that's sanctions there's just no
00:02:27.420 other way around it this is not a trade tweak it's a sanctions regime against the only democracy in
00:02:33.860 the middle east now britain went first and britain went the furthest ed miliband he's the foreign
00:02:38.380 secretary now believe it or not he stood up in the house of commons in london and said the british
00:02:43.160 government's official view is that there is ethnic cleansing in the West Bank. He said the occupation
00:02:50.060 is unlawful. Import ban, sanctions on anyone who finances a settlement, a ban on even advertising
00:02:58.160 a settlement in the UK. Of course, by settlement, he simply means Jews are now not allowed to live 0.59
00:03:04.860 in the West Bank. Isn't that the ethnic cleansing? I mean, Muslim citizens are allowed to live
00:03:11.040 anywhere in Israel, in Tel Aviv, in Jerusalem, anywhere. Why does the United Kingdom have a say
00:03:18.300 that Jews can't live in particular places? Why can't they buy land? Why can't they build
00:03:24.240 a house? I do not believe the British people want us supporting the occupation by accepting
00:03:30.500 products from settlements in our shops and supermarkets. So I can announce today that 1.00
00:03:35.100 we will introduce an import ban on goods from illegal settlements in the occupied territories.
00:03:41.040 To do so, we will introduce a new comprehensive sanctions regime, working with my right honourable friend, the Business Secretary, with appropriate religious exemptions.
00:03:48.940 And as part of this regime, we will go further.
00:03:50.720 We will take action against specific companies and individuals who provide services, such as construction, infrastructure, financing or real estate, for settlement expansion.
00:04:02.200 So to those who finance or facilitate illegal settlements, let me say this.
00:04:06.860 You will face the full force of UK sanctions.
00:04:11.040 Israel answered with hours, within hours, excuse me, they closed the British consulate in Jerusalem.
00:04:16.620 That's quite something.
00:04:17.500 They kicked the British out of the Gaza Monitoring Center, which, by the way, Canada helps pay for.
00:04:23.360 And Gideon Saar, the foreign minister, said this, quote,
00:04:27.480 We will also take countermeasures at our discretion against other countries that act or will act against Israel.
00:04:33.720 Other countries, that's us.
00:04:36.320 And notice the point that Isaac Herzog, Israel's president, made.
00:04:41.040 Israel has an election on October 27th, just seven weeks from now.
00:04:46.040 Herzog called this, quote, blatant interference in the democratic elections of a sovereign state.
00:04:51.900 And of course it is.
00:04:54.100 I mean, I don't know if Israel had announced sanctions on Canada in the last seven weeks of our election.
00:04:59.360 I don't know if anyone would flip out about it, but I'm pretty sure the CBC would cover it in rage.
00:05:07.460 So let me be fair to the liberal government.
00:05:09.320 I mean, here's the case that they would make.
00:05:10.760 they would say the settlements are illegal under international law whatever that is settler violence
00:05:17.380 is up they would say and canada's position for 70 years now has been two states and ann said that
00:05:25.140 today fine that's the argument but here's the thing a year ago mark carney already recognized
00:05:31.200 a palestinian state but he said it came with conditions strict conditions he said let me read
00:05:38.280 them to you. This is from his own statement on the prime minister's website, July 30th last year.
00:05:44.120 Quote, this intention is predicated on the Palestinian Authority's commitment to much
00:05:48.940 needed reforms, including the commitments by Palestinian Authority President Abbas to 0.95
00:05:54.060 fundamentally reform its governance to hold general elections in 2026, in which Hamas can
00:05:58.620 play no part and to demilitarize the Palestinian state. That's Mark Carney saying this. And on
00:06:03.700 Hamas, he said, quote, Hamas must immediately release all hostages taken in the horrific terrorist
00:06:09.240 attack of October 7th. Hamas must disarm and that Hamas must play no role in the future
00:06:15.140 governance of Palestine. Now, he said it again at a press conference, quote, Hamas must disarm
00:06:21.000 and play no part in the future governance of a Palestinian state. He's a third time on September
00:06:26.620 21st, 2025, the day he actually did it. He said it is imperative that Hamas release the hostages.
00:06:32.220 OK, the Americans managed to do that. Totally disarm. Play no role in the future. So five conditions. Reform the local government called the Palestinian Authority. Elections this year. No Hamas. He militarized Hamas. Disarms out of government. Let's check on those. One year later, I'll show you what's actually happened. Elections in 2026 not held.
00:06:54.300 Now, Abbas has tentatively set a date for November 28th and a presidential election
00:06:59.600 in 2027, more than a year from now.
00:07:03.200 And this is a man who, I remind you, has called elections and canceled them again and again
00:07:08.060 and again.
00:07:08.520 No one in the Palestinian territories has had a vote since 2005, in which Hamas can
00:07:15.480 play no part.
00:07:16.140 Well, last month, Hamas announced it's running, building an electoral bloc.
00:07:21.080 Here it is.
00:07:22.440 Hamas disarms.
00:07:24.480 Four days ago, the Times of Israel reported Hamas, quote,
00:07:27.200 has informed mediators that it has no intention of handling over its weapons.
00:07:33.080 Armed gunmen still on the streets of Gaza.
00:07:35.080 The Americans have given up until after Israel's election. 0.99
00:07:39.440 Reform the Palestinian Authority, the pay for slave program, 0.99
00:07:43.100 you know, the pensions for terrorists, the more Jews you kill, the bigger the check. 0.96
00:07:47.280 the u.s state department reported this spring that it's still going 156 million dollars 0.95
00:07:52.460 same program quote under a different name and the pa's own finance minister says we have not
00:07:59.180 abandoned any palestinian resident whether they are prisoners or families of martyrs prisoners
00:08:04.100 martyrs that's that's how they call terrorists he's he's bragging the hostages yeah like i say
00:08:10.060 they did come home dead or alive but that wasn't a bust that wasn't carnie's diplomacy that was
00:08:15.520 Donald Trump and the Israeli army. So five conditions Canada put down. Mark Carney himself,
00:08:21.380 none of this debated in Parliament, by the way, not one delivered by the people who promised. And
00:08:26.480 this isn't just me, the Canadian press, the Canadian press, which is so anti-Israel, they
00:08:31.000 ran a story on Friday. Carney made reforms a factor in recognizing Palestine. Here's where
00:08:36.960 they stand. And you know what it says? Carney's office got a letter from Abbas with his commitments
00:08:41.900 and the Privy Council Office won't show it.
00:08:45.080 They won't release it.
00:08:46.460 They won't let you see what was promised
00:08:49.120 because they know it would be embarrassing.
00:08:52.700 So secret conditions, unmet conditions,
00:08:55.300 and the reward not withdrawn, not paused,
00:08:57.960 not even mentioned, they're doubling down.
00:09:00.200 Here's the scorecard then. 1.00
00:09:01.160 The Palestinians break every promise 0.99
00:09:03.780 and they get a state. 1.00
00:09:07.740 Israel builds houses in Judea and Samaria
00:09:10.360 in the West Bank.
00:09:11.040 and they get sanctions no jews allowed that's not even handed that is not a peace process
00:09:16.360 that's punishment and it only runs one way and it was said in parliament a year ago watch you
00:09:22.100 from a jimdar the conservative mp from calgary this is from last september almost exactly a year
00:09:27.200 ago the day after carney recognized palestine and watch what the government's answer was
00:09:32.040 the palestinian authority runs a program perpetuating generational genocidal hate
00:09:37.460 with pensions for terrorists who murder Jews. 0.69
00:09:40.340 The PA, the PLO, and Fatah all embed terrorism into their institutions.
00:09:45.800 The PLO founded the Al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigade,
00:09:48.840 a listed terrorist entity responsible for the attacks on October 7th.
00:09:52.700 If recognition of statehood is to have any real meaning,
00:09:56.160 will the Prime Minister designate this as a state sponsor of terrorism?
00:10:00.060 You're here!
00:10:01.880 An-armed Parliamentary Secretary for the Minister of Foreign Affairs.
00:10:05.400 Thank you, Mr. Speaker.
00:10:06.280 Let me also state that Canada supports Israel and its right to defend its people every day.
00:10:13.280 Let me also be clear, Hamas is a terrorist group.
00:10:17.200 It must release hostages immediately that have been held cruelly for two years.
00:10:22.020 It must disarm, and it will play no role in the future governance of a Palestinian state. 0.78
00:10:28.000 We will continue to defend the State of Israel, and we will continue to defend the people
00:10:32.480 of Palestine to ensure we have two states with equal justice and equal rights to prosperity.
00:10:37.940 And Rob Oliphant, the parliamentary secretary, he gets up and he says,
00:10:41.820 Hamas is a terrorist group. It must release hostages immediately. It will play no role.
00:10:47.060 It will. It's been a year. It's almost like the terrorists are not listening to Canada.
00:10:50.820 Now, here's the part that should bother you, even if you don't care about Israel,
00:10:54.060 one way or another. Hey, where was this all decided? Not in Parliament. Parliament isn't
00:11:01.280 sitting. The House rose in June. It doesn't come back until September 21st. You would think you
00:11:08.140 would meet because of the crisis with the U.S. trade deal. Mark Carney's going to Europe to
00:11:11.740 hang out with them. He's not deigning to debate these things in our own parliament. So a decision
00:11:17.260 to sanction an ally, a country we have a free trade agreement with $1.8 billion a year in trade,
00:11:23.500 was made by statement on a website. That's just how it was decided by a foreign minister on social
00:11:29.540 media on a tuesday afternoon in a week the house isn't even open no vote no debate no question
00:11:34.080 period no committee not one mp got to ask what goods what date what's the legal mechanism how
00:11:40.640 much trade is affected because the government hasn't said nothing on the effective date nothing
00:11:45.020 on the product list nothing on enforcement they announced a sanction before they wrote it
00:11:48.840 how about a company in the west bank that is a happy cooperative a company where jews and muslims
00:11:55.600 work together, because there is a lot of those, by the way. There's a pattern here, recognized in
00:12:01.040 Palestine, no vote. Sanctuating two Israeli cabinet ministers in June of last year, no vote. Now this,
00:12:07.540 no vote. Mark Carney ran a central bank. He's used to making decisions in a room with the door
00:12:12.580 closed, but this isn't the Bank of England. It's supposed to be a parliamentary democracy. Ask
00:12:17.220 yourself, if the decision is so obviously right, why is he so afraid to put it to the House? 0.63
00:12:23.520 One more thing, because this is going to cost us, and not in Israel,
00:12:27.840 that's Randy Fine, a congressman from Florida.
00:12:31.180 He wrote Florida's anti-boycott law when he was in the state legislature.
00:12:35.940 Any company or nation that boycotts Israel is boycotted by Florida.
00:12:42.300 I don't think he's bluffing.
00:12:43.340 Last year, Florida amended its law so that other entity includes,
00:12:47.520 I'm reading the statute here, a foreign government,
00:12:49.800 including any of its public investment funds, public pension funds, sovereign wealth funds.
00:12:54.400 So they'll use it. I mean, here's Florida's official blacklist June 9th of this year.
00:12:59.360 Government of Spain added February 24th. Colombia, Turkey, Qatar, the Scottish government.
00:13:05.180 Spain sanctioned Israel. Florida blacklisted Spain. Canada just did what Spain did. I mean,
00:13:10.580 maybe it doesn't matter. I mean, it's just Florida. Mike Huckabee, the U.S. ambassador to Israel,
00:13:15.440 said it out loud today about Britain. He said they will not be able to do business in Florida.
00:13:21.440 Florida buys $6.3 billion a year worth of Canadian goods, aircraft parts, engines, furniture. And
00:13:27.280 Florida is just one state. 37 states have anti-boycott laws on the books. Most of them
00:13:33.020 are aimed at companies, not countries. I should be precise about that. But a Canadian company
00:13:37.800 that has to comply with Ottawa's ban is a company that boycotts Israel.
00:13:42.140 That's how these laws read.
00:13:43.860 Add them up.
00:13:45.040 About $325 billion of Canadian goods a year go into the states with these laws, the ones
00:13:52.740 that were basically devised to stop the Arab boycott of Israel.
00:13:57.320 More than three quarters of everything we sell to the Americans is covered by this.
00:14:02.640 In the middle of a trade war with Washington, with Trump looking for reasons to poke at
00:14:06.740 us. Carney just handed 37 state legislatures a reason. For what? For settlement goods, what dates,
00:14:16.500 wine, herbs. The government can't even tell you how much of it can't import. Nobody's asked because
00:14:22.040 nobody was allowed to ask. And the timing, Jewish high holiday Rosh Hashanah, that's a new year, 0.89
00:14:27.900 it starts Friday night. Last year, he recognized Palestine on the eve of Rosh Hashanah, Jewish
00:14:33.380 this year, he gives sanctions on the same night. It's quite a coincidence, isn't it? It's becoming 0.88
00:14:39.280 a bit of a habit. The Jewish lobby C just said today, a troubling double standard toward Israel
00:14:45.740 that not only impacts the Middle East, but has real consequences here at home. So that's your
00:14:50.380 Tuesday. Hamas keeps its guns and gets to run for office. Abbas keeps paying the killers and keeps 0.75
00:14:56.440 his state. Israel gets sanctioned seven weeks before its election by a prime minister who 0.86
00:15:02.300 hasn't faced his own parliament since June. And you? Well, a trade war with Florida and Texas
00:15:07.900 and Michigan. But then again, in Carney's defense, he already started that war. Stay with us for more.
00:15:19.240 Hey, welcome back. I want to tell you what's going on in Ottawa right now. You probably know
00:15:23.040 that our managing editor, Tamara Ugolini, is there because she's very interested in COVID
00:15:28.500 matters. That's actually how we found her. She was given a ticket for walking on the beach. And
00:15:33.180 I thought it was so crazy. And I saw her very articulate. And I said, who's that? So she hired
00:15:38.660 us. She was a victim of COVID overreach. And since then, of course, she's done hundreds of stories on
00:15:44.060 the subject, not just the authoritarian laws, but on the vaccine itself and people being forced to
00:15:49.160 take it. And now in Ottawa, as you know, there's a conservative MP who is hosting a week long
00:15:57.380 inquiry into vaccine injuries we were told that no no these are safe and effective and so even to
00:16:05.240 say to many of the people who were boosted seven or eight or nine times that there were vaccine
00:16:10.320 injuries they don't even want to hear that they don't want to believe that because uh it makes
00:16:15.520 them look a little bit foolish because the whole premise of what you you should take it you must
00:16:20.820 take it is that it's going to keep you from getting sick and it won't do you any harm and 0.98
00:16:25.280 both of those things turned out to be false. Anyways, let me show you a very interesting
00:16:30.560 beginning to the commission in Ottawa. Here's Tamera Ugolini. I think this was actually the
00:16:35.040 first interview she did today. Take a look. For Rebel News, I'm Tamera Ugolini here in Ottawa,
00:16:42.400 Ontario, covering day one of the Allison inquiry that's being spearheaded by Conservative MP Dean
00:16:49.080 Allison, trying to really give a voice to those who were harmed and injured throughout
00:16:54.540 the COVID-19 injection rollout, subsequent mandates, et cetera, and the failings and
00:17:01.480 shortfallings of the Vaccine Injury Support Program that I have covered extensively, and
00:17:07.260 you can find those reports at vaxreports.com, that's V-A-X, reports.com.
00:17:12.940 And today's first guest of honor in the hearing or the inquiry was Senator Ron Johnson.
00:17:19.800 So thanks so much for being here and for joining me today, Senator.
00:17:22.300 Thanks for coming.
00:17:23.420 Now, we heard a lot about accountability in your testimony and, you know, three plus hours worth of the discussion that you were really facilitating and you covered a ton of ground.
00:17:35.280 In 2021, we averaged 2700 adverse events.
00:17:40.600 So, again, they were so backlogged, when I talked to Francis Collins, because I'm watching this stuff,
00:17:45.620 and we'll talk about why I was watching this, because I had a conversation with Dr. Michael Eaton.
00:17:50.160 We need to talk about that.
00:17:53.240 There's only 2,920 deaths.
00:17:55.440 Now that we've actually got the VAERS system, we go back in history, by the end of April, there were actually 6,971 deaths.
00:18:04.520 Not 2,900, 6,900 deaths already reported.
00:18:07.840 just hadn't been loaded in the system, wasn't public yet,
00:18:11.360 with 40% of those occurring on the day of vaccination
00:18:13.800 or within one or two days.
00:18:16.120 Why do you think it was important to, I guess,
00:18:20.380 set the tone for the rest of the inquiry
00:18:22.640 by being the first speaker today?
00:18:25.240 Well, unless you really understand the timeline
00:18:28.520 and the history and what they knew
00:18:30.420 before they imposed their, what I consider in some cases,
00:18:35.300 deadly injection on billions of people worldwide,
00:18:37.840 without having done adequate safety studies, ignoring what warnings they were being shown,
00:18:45.720 unless you kind of understand the whole buildup to that, you lose a perspective. So that was
00:18:50.640 extremely important. And I had one opening statement testimony, which kind of outlined
00:18:55.360 the topics we talk about. In the end, I wrote a completely different one that just kind of laid
00:19:01.040 out that the whole, to remind people because, because we forget, I mean, people want to move
00:19:07.300 on. COVID was a, the pandemic was a miserable time for people and they just want to forget it and
00:19:14.020 move on. And I apologize for the fact that I'm not letting people move on until, until we have
00:19:19.240 a full COVID reckoning to ensure that it never happens again. And again, they're spoiling to
00:19:23.140 have it happen again, whether it's Hantavirus, whether it's a new H1N. I mean, they, they just
00:19:28.040 want another seems it seems that way at least that they just they're just hoping for another
00:19:33.660 another uh pandemic that they can take control um i'm curious because we have not heard the word
00:19:40.000 dr theresa tam brought up yet or at least i haven't uh and i know that she um well she was
00:19:47.640 quite frankly on all of our televisions during covid just like dr fauci was on american televisions
00:19:52.460 televisions i'm just curious what was there are you aware of any conversation between dr
00:20:00.000 krisa tam dr fauci uh the collaboration of such or was there no collaboration of such
00:20:07.320 be very curious to hear uh it in and through any of your witness testimonial or um studies i would
00:20:16.600 be i think it's important to this conversation if you could expand on any of that please so so as
00:20:22.060 much as I love Canada and Canadians, I got enough news to watch in America. So I've not heard of
00:20:27.860 Dr. Tam. I may have, but, you know, the name didn't register. What I will do is I'll have
00:20:33.320 that as a search term with the emails and texts and I'll see. We'll check it out.
00:20:38.880 I think a big part of that reckoning would include having adequate coverage from the
00:20:43.920 mainstream media. So here in Canada, we have a state broadcaster called the CBC and I looked it
00:20:48.640 up on the map, they're a three minute walk from this inquiry. And yet I see absolutely no physical
00:20:54.680 evidence or showings that they're covering this inquiry. How can that reckoning happen? And I
00:21:00.920 guess specifically here in Canada, where we don't have a robust, diverse media landscape like you do
00:21:05.820 have in the United States, how can that happen without media scrutiny when we have a state
00:21:11.300 broadcaster who won't even show up? So the good news in America, I think Canada still have largely
00:21:16.700 free speech. You have alternate media like Rebel. We have podcasts. I mean, you've got,
00:21:23.720 you know, the internet, you've got X. There are all kinds of ways to obtain the truth. Now,
00:21:30.420 how do you discern what's true? You know, how do you way you way through it? Now, it'd be very
00:21:33.700 helpful if legacy corporate media would cover these things because it's not news unless they
00:21:41.300 make it news. And that's one of the, you know, the final point I made is what I considered
00:21:44.940 a blockbuster revelation, our April 29th report. Largest government scandal in my lifetime because
00:21:52.680 they knew they were hiding safety signals. They were shown the safety signals and continue to
00:21:58.260 lie about them to this day. Not one major news network, not one major newspaper has covered that
00:22:03.880 as news. I've been interviewed, but it hasn't been covered as news. Not like the Fauci diary was.
00:22:09.140 So, I mean, I appreciate the fact that at least that's getting some exposure.
00:22:13.680 Reported to VAERS on an annual basis since VAERS was established in 1990.
00:22:18.500 And through 2020, before the COVID injection, on average, VAERS would have 280 deaths per year reported on VAERS.
00:22:28.320 Okay, 280.
00:22:30.280 The year of the injection, 2021, over 21,000 death reports.
00:22:37.200 21,000.
00:22:38.060 Now, again, I don't need a sophisticated algorithm to tell me, wow, that's a serious safety signal screaming at me, right?
00:22:48.340 And speaking of the Fauci diary, in there you were asked by Conservative MP Alice about Theresa Tam.
00:22:54.440 So that was our chief public health officer that oversaw this pandemic response and the handling of COVID-19.
00:23:02.360 And in that same vein, and when you were responding, you said that there was a lot of evidence in the Fauci emails of what you called Chinese collaboration.
00:23:10.960 Now, I would say, you know, how does it border on collaboration versus collusion or cover up?
00:23:17.780 And so my staff, PSI staff is listening right now. Dial in Dr. Teresa Tam. How do you pronounce that? How do you spell it?
00:23:27.040 T-A-M. 0.90
00:23:27.900 T-A-M.
00:23:28.320 Dr. Teresa Tam.
00:23:29.540 She would be in Canada.
00:23:31.400 No, we'll put that in. We'll see if there's any cooperation.
00:23:35.160 Please do. I would be very, very curious to know. Thank you.
00:23:37.700 I do know, and I don't want to release anything, but we are finding there's a great deal of cooperation between Fauci and federal health officials and Chinese officials, which is interesting.
00:23:55.240 As we get more and more information, we'll start releasing that.
00:23:57.260 We kind of got to put the whole package together, but stay tuned on some of those things.
00:24:02.920 But here in Canada, back, you know, five years ago, we had one Conservative MP, Derek Sloan, who was kicked out of caucus, out of cabinet, for just asking, does Theresa Tam work for the Chinese government, the WHO, or does she work for Canadians?
00:24:17.340 Because her, the response was so totalitarian in nature.
00:24:22.100 One of the issues with Justin Trudeau's handling of this situation has been his reliance on the advice of Dr. Teresa Tam.
00:24:30.760 Teresa Tam, we sent an email out today asking, does she work for Canada or for China?
00:24:37.220 And I encourage you to read that email. There's some interesting information in there.
00:24:40.540 It was Dr. Teresa Tam who is on a special panel on the World Health Organization right now.
00:24:47.680 She also parrots their information at every available opportunity.
00:24:51.460 We know for a fact that China covered up many details concerning the coronavirus outbreak.
00:24:59.380 There's been a study that was done in England that suggested if China had come out with the truth, we could have potentially avoided up to 90% of the cases that we have today.
00:25:08.460 When we have someone like that who oversaw this response, and there's a lot of kind of spiderwebs into our Bio4 lab in Winnipeg, where we had two Chinese scientists frog-marched out in 2021, they were, again, sharing scientific knowledge, biological materials, including, as you mentioned before, the Hantavirus sequencing with Chinese government. 0.64
00:25:33.380 And with that level of infiltration and influence, again, how do we ever get a reckoning? 0.71
00:25:41.220 Well, it's going to be difficult because they cover their tracks.
00:25:44.600 But one of the things I committed to is within our 11 million page dump of material from HHS, we can do search terms.
00:25:54.520 I don't think we've searched for Teresa Tam yet.
00:25:56.460 So we'll do that to see what kind of communications we find between U.S. government officials and your health ministry.
00:26:03.380 And can you share, in addition to that, which I would love to have that information or to maybe we can connect later to maybe information share on that, because I think that's very important for that accountability piece.
00:26:15.020 But what are you finding, just, I guess, preliminary finding in terms of the Chinese collaboration?
00:26:22.680 And again, I would, you know, wager a bet that it might teeter into collusion.
00:26:28.740 Just, you know, a lot of relationships there.
00:26:30.780 You know, George Gao, who was head of their equivalent of CDC, he participated in the event 201. And again, without revealing, you know, releasing what I've seen, I really don't want to talk about it, but it's just obvious that I think they use those bio labs, probably to circumvent gain of function research here in America. 0.60
00:26:53.920 You know, certainly Ralph Baric provided humanized ice to the Bat Lady. 0.54
00:27:00.700 Peter Daszak with the EcoHealth Alliance.
00:27:04.760 This was a very small group of people.
00:27:08.040 And what was most revealing was when we got some of the initial emails, and I think this is from the health subcommittee.
00:27:15.160 and now we saw the activity the end of january early february with with all the people or many
00:27:21.740 of the people that fauci funds and then jeremy farrar and and you know francis collins and how
00:27:28.820 they just circled the wagons i mean these computational biologists people you know
00:27:32.960 biologists they were thinking you know it kind of looks man-made you got the fear and cleavage site
00:27:37.380 within a couple days oh that's a conspiracy theory this is you know clearly sprang from nature
00:27:42.300 I mean, the cover-up was so obvious, and they were covering their tracks.
00:27:46.820 I mean, they knew what they funded.
00:27:48.280 They knew they were circumventing gain of function.
00:27:51.100 And that's as much as I want to advocate for the injection injured.
00:27:54.680 We have to look, and I give Chairman Paul a great deal of credit here for really focusing on the whole gain of function and how dangerous that is.
00:28:01.760 I completely agree with him.
00:28:03.040 I haven't focused on that because I don't like duplicating effort.
00:28:06.660 That's his area of interest.
00:28:07.720 i've never been particularly interested in in the origin because i've just assumed with a pretty
00:28:13.840 high level it was man-made i mean very early on talking to computational biologists said this is
00:28:18.840 this is man this is clearly man-made this this isn't something that sprang from nature and we've
00:28:23.380 had years now we've never made a connection so it obviously was and then then when you watch their
00:28:27.860 cover-up that that's the most damning evidence you know probably don't have the smoking evidence
00:28:33.260 they've had years to destroy it. But that conversation end of January, early February
00:28:38.380 between those conspirators, you know it was man-made. Right. And you have that U.S. State
00:28:43.940 Department report that really drove down five key points as to why they believe and why the evidence
00:28:49.940 shows that COVID was made in a lab and wasn't of natural origin. And I really appreciate that
00:28:55.280 report and that work that's coming out from the United States. But again, here in Canada,
00:28:58.180 This is the first, and it's even still only quasi-official, testimony or hearing or inquiry into how COVID was handled.
00:29:07.300 But I encourage, and I truly appreciate the members of Parliament here showing up here.
00:29:13.080 Interrupt me.
00:29:14.520 Ask questions.
00:29:15.280 I think this should be a discussion.
00:29:17.780 Rather than have long periods of, you know, the guy I'm a U.S. senator, this is not your traditional vaccine.
00:29:25.320 And jot that down as a question to ask.
00:29:27.420 We'll kind of delve into definition of gene therapy, how they changed the definition of a vaccine during the pandemic.
00:29:33.720 But those are my first points.
00:29:36.120 And a lot of people are still, I see it, I've been posting all over social media, the tidbits here and there of what you were saying and what today has been about so far.
00:29:43.980 They're calling people red tinfoil hat conspiracy theorists, even still into 2026.
00:29:48.860 You've seen a lot of me pictures with a Russian hat on, Russian Ron.
00:29:52.620 So I know, I know, that goes to the territory.
00:29:55.420 What would your message be to those people who are saying,
00:29:57.280 oh, this is just a tinfoil hat conspiracy theory roundtable, basically,
00:30:01.760 and discrediting everything that's happening here on that basis?
00:30:05.480 Show me where I'm wrong.
00:30:07.580 I've been ridiculed.
00:30:08.600 I've been vilified for six years, and I have not been proven wrong yet.
00:30:12.640 Maybe I get a few details incorrect every now and again,
00:30:16.160 but the main points I've been making are true.
00:30:19.480 All the things I was accused of creating conspiracy theory have all turned out to be true.
00:30:26.160 So again, if there's something I said that's wrong, prove me wrong, I'll correct the record.
00:30:30.320 Again, I just want to convey the truth.
00:30:32.080 I don't want to be wrong.
00:30:34.400 So that would be the response.
00:30:36.440 Don't just name call.
00:30:38.680 If you say I'm saying something that's not correct, prove me wrong.
00:30:43.180 And again, the most damning incriminating piece of evidence is Fauci on February 8th confided to his diary that he didn't think this would be, you know, about a 0.2 to 0.3 case fatality rate, which is generally higher than infection fatality rate.
00:30:59.920 And, you know, similar transmissibility to the flu.
00:31:04.960 And yet in congressional testimony, it's going to be 10 times worse than the flu.
00:31:09.280 He lied boldface.
00:31:10.660 What he was confirming through his diaries, what Johnny Anitas was pointing out, Princess
00:31:15.140 Cruz, what Carl Hennigan at the Oxford Center for Evidence-Based Medicine was saying, a
00:31:21.000 bad flu season, maybe double bad flu season.
00:31:23.140 Certainly not worth shutting the economy down.
00:31:25.300 Certainly not worth testing an experimental gene therapy on billions of people without
00:31:30.620 having any idea of the safety profile, not doing the basic tests that's required.
00:31:36.100 The gene therapy portion, I'd love to drive down on that a little bit more.
00:31:39.780 I know that we're pressed for time.
00:31:40.780 I just have one final question for you, Senator.
00:31:43.420 And again, when you're speaking about accountability,
00:31:46.540 I immediately draw on the case of Detective Helen Groose,
00:31:49.820 who popped in briefly today,
00:31:52.080 who her lawyer says, you know,
00:31:54.020 this could be the case that shows criminal negligence
00:31:57.640 by public officials and government officials
00:32:00.600 when they rolled out these shots indiscriminately
00:32:03.480 on pregnant and breastfeeding women.
00:32:06.100 Is there anything like that happening in the United States?
00:32:08.380 And are you familiar with with the Groose case?
00:32:11.600 Well, I just heard about it.
00:32:12.580 I think it's outrageous, which is, you know, they're trying to destroy here because they can't afford to be proven wrong here.
00:32:19.160 And that's that's what's going on right now.
00:32:20.900 So I really wish her all all Godspeed and luck in prevailing.
00:32:27.580 Stay tuned for more at VaxReports.com.
00:32:30.420 For Rebel News, I'm Tamara Ugolini.
00:32:34.420 Well, Tamara wasn't the only one traveling today.
00:32:36.840 As you know, about a week ago, I went to a small town in rural New Brunswick in Acadia,
00:32:43.300 which is so nice.
00:32:44.600 I'd never really been out there.
00:32:46.320 Anyhow, the small town is called Saint-Simon, Saint-Simon, Saint-Simon.
00:32:50.580 And it was the largest wooden church in New Brunswick.
00:32:52.740 It was quite large and very pretty, over 100 years old, burnt to the ground.
00:32:57.080 And what was so curious about it is the first time I can remember after one of these church
00:33:01.160 fires is they arrested the guy and they charged him.
00:33:05.420 and they accused him of arson i went out there to do a story and things just started getting a
00:33:12.240 little weird someone said oh yeah i know him and he used to hang out with some folks in bc and i
00:33:17.360 sort of did some studying and it looks like he was radicalized and you know i didn't do great
00:33:23.980 out there because my french is very weak and they don't really speak english so we sent alexa
00:33:29.760 Lavoie, who, by the way, is so much friendlier than me and does so well out there.
00:33:34.080 And she spoke French, which they do.
00:33:37.960 So she landed this morning and she is covering the story.
00:33:41.300 And we've got some incredible news to come.
00:33:43.560 We're not ready right now with the incredible news, but it'll come out probably her next
00:33:47.480 report.
00:33:48.580 But let me show you the scene setter when she finally arrived in Bathurst, New Brunswick.
00:33:53.980 Just take a look.
00:33:54.640 This is a quick video, but it'll give you the gist of it.
00:33:57.060 Alexa Labo for Rebel News, and I'm here in Bathurst, New Brunswick, where Gilles Mallette, the alleged arsonist accused of burning down St. Simon Church on the Acadian Peninsula, believed to be the largest wooden church in New Brunswick, built in 1917, will appear before the court today to enter a plea.
00:34:20.820 I traveled all the way from Montreal to follow up on this story, which is getting crazier every day.
00:34:29.040 And by the way, I took the smallest plane of my life to get here.
00:34:34.960 And I got really scared because of the massive turbulence.
00:34:39.780 But I'm alive and I'm here.
00:34:42.020 Believe me, if I could have driven, I would have driven myself.
00:34:46.080 But it's roughly a 10-hour drive from Montreal. 1.00
00:34:50.820 It is also not cheap to travel to bathers by plane. 1.00
00:34:55.900 And something I didn't know before arriving here, I couldn't rent a car. 1.00
00:35:01.700 So now I will need to take a taxi all the way to Saint-Simon, which is about an hour away from here,
00:35:10.760 to visit the church and speak with members of the local French-speaking community.
00:35:16.100 If you can, please go to saveourchurches.ca and donate generously to support our commitment to reporting on attacks against Christian churches happening across Canada.
00:35:29.460 More than 100 churches have been either vandalized or burned since the false claim that 215 unmarked graves were found at the former Kamloops residential school.
00:35:44.340 To date, no remains have been exhumed from the specific site identified through the ground-penetrating radar findings.
00:35:55.000 You can watch my colleague, Dre Armfrey's extensive investigation into that story.
00:36:01.020 Also, don't miss Rebel Commander, Israel Evans' deep dive into Gilles Malet and the alleged radicalization he was subject to.
00:36:11.320 I will have an extensive report coming with even more untold details about this story.
00:36:19.360 And believe me, it's shocking.
00:36:21.700 Now the court has imposed a very strict publication ban,
00:36:25.860 so I will be limited in terms of the information I'm legally able to provide about what happens inside the courtroom.
00:36:35.220 You will find out from myself first if he is given bail and free to live or not.
00:36:43.820 But I'm here on the ground to speak with locals and investigate this story further,
00:36:49.280 despite already knowing quite a lot about it.
00:36:53.020 Stay tuned for my full report at saveourchurches.ca
00:36:58.100 and please chip in if you can so we can continue shedding light on anti-Christian bigotry
00:37:04.600 and attacks happening across the country.
00:37:11.020 Well, I have seen the other videos and the other documents that she has,
00:37:16.500 and I have to tell you, it is going to be an explosive report.
00:37:19.640 I truly think it will not only be national news, but it will be international news.
00:37:24.840 And I'm so glad that Alexa went, because it's because of her facility with French.
00:37:29.380 and people there love her and trust her and some recognized her from her french broadcast with us
00:37:35.480 so i'm so glad she was able to go and um i i don't want to let any of the air out of the balloon so
00:37:42.380 i'm not going to tell you about it but it's it's going to be the kind of journalism that only rebel
00:37:45.760 news can do and is doing and i'm so proud of alexa i hope you are too and yeah we'll have that in the
00:37:51.300 days ahead until next time on behalf of all of us here at rebel world headquarters to you at home
00:37:55.720 Good night, and keep fighting for freedom.