Rebel News Podcast - EZRA LEVANT ｜ Glenn Beck steps up to save Canadian woman from Medical Assistance in Dying

00:00:00.000 Oh hi everybody. I went on Glenn Beck's huge U.S. show today and I thought it was a very

00:00:06.180 interesting conversation. It was about a Canadian who could not get medical care so Glenn Beck

00:00:11.380 offered to fly her to the States and oh my god did that make our CBC furious because it embarrassed

00:00:18.000 us. They cared more about that than about the patient. That's today's story. I'd love it if

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00:00:48.820 Tonight, a Canadian patient who can't get the medical care she needs catches the eye of

00:01:02.860 a major American media personality. It's December 12th and this is the Ezra LeVant Show.

00:01:08.340 Oh hi everybody. You know I haven't heard anyone say that Canada has the best medical system in the

00:01:30.020 world really since I was a kid. I mean no one believes that. No one says that anymore. Not even

00:01:35.220 the people in the system. I think we all realize that socialist medicine as proposed by Tommy Douglas

00:01:42.020 just doesn't work. We all are in line for free health care but of course being in line for it

00:01:49.300 doesn't mean you get it. Have you ever been to a hospital emergency room recently? I mean you'll wait

00:01:56.580 for hours and odds are you'll just decide it's not worth the wait and go home. I'm serious. I think that's

00:02:02.260 part of the plan. It's not just we have millions of new migrants who are taking advantage of our

00:02:07.940 free health care. It's that you know when you when something is free the demand for it goes unlimited.

00:02:13.460 It would be as if you suddenly gave bread away for free. Okay everyone gets free bread but there

00:02:19.220 would be bread lines immediately wouldn't there? I'm not going to propose to get into a discussion of

00:02:24.820 our broken health care system now and ways to solve it other than to say there was a crazy case out of

00:02:30.740 Saskatchewan that I think was being treated as oh just another problem until my friend Glenn Beck in

00:02:36.660 the United States saw it and decided to do something about it. Decided to reach out to the individual

00:02:42.660 in question and help her. Well and then everything broke loose because of course the CBC well they

00:02:49.380 know their job is to hate Glenn Beck because he's a right wing and you know even Scott Moe the premier

00:02:54.900 of Saskatchewan who's in charge of the health care system involved well he was embarrassed that a

00:02:59.140 foreigner had to come to the aid of one of his own citizens. Without further ado let me show you my

00:03:04.660 25-minute conversation earlier today with Glenn Beck about this Canadian patient. Here take a look.

00:03:13.620 My good friend from Canada Ezra Levant uh is uh was from Rebel News. How are you Ezra? Glenn I'm great. I mean

00:03:22.500 Canada is a laboratory of bad ideas and made medical assistance and dying is one of them but you 0.99

00:03:30.980 by intervening in a particular case have shaken up the entire national conversation and I I guess

00:03:37.380 sometimes it takes a foreigner to talk about Canada for Canadians to realize we've been sleepwalking and

00:03:43.700 I think you've shaken things up I don't even know I don't even think you meant to do it I think you meant

00:03:47.780 to fix a problem I did you've got our whole country talking I don't know if you know that

00:03:53.380 I don't I I know that they you know they've been assigning all kinds of horrible intent behind it

00:03:59.300 um but my my only thing is I mean Ezra you know me I've I've only cared I care about humanity and

00:04:07.380 and here's somebody who doesn't have cancer who's not terminally ill right she just can't get health care

00:04:13.940 and look I may not be for socialized medicine but I'm not a Canadian and I I have great Canadian friends I

00:04:20.500 have I you know my my brother's uh wife is Canadian she has been defending Canada Canada's

00:04:27.860 health care since I was 14 years old um but it doesn't work right now because you've overwhelmed the

00:04:34.260 system with immigrants etc etc and so you have to start rationing and you don't have enough doctors you

00:04:41.140 don't have enough hospitals you just don't have it and and you've introduced what we would call the

00:04:46.900 complete live system which is part of Obamacare which scares the hell out of me you have it called

00:04:52.340 made and it's not right it's it's it's immoral and I I know some first of all I I hope Ezra that nobody

00:05:02.900 thinks that I am bad-mouthing the doctors the doctors in Canada are exactly the same as the doctors up here

00:05:09.700 or down here they they got into it because they want to help people I got to believe that they are just

00:05:14.500 as frustrated as as we are with our system um and as our doctors are but somebody has got to stand

00:05:22.020 up and go wait a minute we're now killing people that that's not the answer here this all started because

00:05:30.020 of the case of a woman in Regina Saskatchewan named Jolene Van Alstyne and ironically was the

00:05:36.900 Canadian state broadcaster called the CBC that talked about her situation she has a very rare

00:05:42.980 disease called NPHPT I'm not even going to try and spell that all out and she just she's had surgeries

00:05:49.940 and she can't get better she's in pain has been for years and so in Canada when you're in chronic pain

00:05:57.220 and even if you're just depressed they will offer you physician assisted suicide they call it made they

00:06:04.660 they've renamed it because it you know they rename it every few years because people really figure out

00:06:10.180 what it is and I think that's the that's why when you said let's try and help this lady let's try and

00:06:15.620 get this lady proper medical care in the states you actually did two things first of all you embarrassed

00:06:22.100 our socialized medicine system that can't treat a woman and that has huge lineups and like you say 0.99

00:06:27.380 the doctors in Canada are good but you can't get to them there's months even years in waiting so the

00:06:33.780 first thing you did was you embarrassed our socialized medicine system but I think you did

00:06:38.340 something worse in the eyes of the state broadcaster you showed that what's happening is people who are 1.00

00:06:45.940 languishing in pain are being directed towards suicide and they do this in in our Veterans Affairs

00:06:52.980 Department I don't know if you know that yet are suffering PTSD and so that's why they're mad at you

00:06:58.980 they would normally love you for helping a woman in need but because you've embarrassed the

00:07:04.260 socialized medicine and because you've revealed the suicide pact they hate you for it

00:07:11.700 look I you know that it's not my intent to embarrass it I know no one thinks I heard

00:07:18.980 yeah I I just I I I saw this story and I'm like that's not right

00:07:23.140 and I'm so concerned Ezra the entire west is is about to collapse we have so many things that are

00:07:32.580 coming our way that if we don't have our principles lined up that life matters that that there is a

00:07:40.660 reason to live that that we should do everything we can to help one another when I read the the quote

00:07:47.700 from uh Jolene and she said my friends don't come and visit anymore I I I I go to bed now at six

00:07:57.620 o'clock at night because I just want day to end and I can't live this way anymore I completely understood

00:08:04.740 my heart broke for her I completely understand it um and I can understand why she would say there's no

00:08:11.060 hope I might as well die um but that's not the answer is humans that can't be the answer and 0.61

00:08:17.540 so this shouldn't be about Canada the United States Donald Trump or your premier whatever

00:08:23.140 this should just be about what is the right thing as a human what should we be doing and it's not this

00:08:29.780 well and I'm sure your intervention has surprised her because someone cares about her now I I know her

00:08:35.860 husband does I know yes but you've shown that someone can care about a stranger motivated by their

00:08:42.660 love for humanity and by the way remember what the doctor's creed is do no harm they call it the

00:08:48.340 Hippocratic oath so to have doctors involved in medical assisted dying is so contrary to literally

00:08:56.260 thousands of you know centuries or even millennia of that healing profession part of health is mental

00:09:02.100 health oh and they've thrown in the towel in Canada because again think back to that socialized

00:09:07.860 medicine if you take people out of the lineup through made medical assistance in dying dying

00:09:14.740 you've saved the government money you've shortened the lineup so why wouldn't you do it and it's now

00:09:21.620 one of the leading causes of death in Canada I don't know the statistics in front of me with the exact

00:09:25.460 number but it's an astonishing you are your number let me throw one more thing it's top five and you have

00:09:31.220 37.4 deaths per 100 000 people due to made now in Canada this is 2023 and in America we are told we

00:09:43.940 have an epidemic we're out of control with a number of deaths of people that die here in America from

00:09:48.980 gunshot that is 13 people per 100 000 you're 37 on made which one of us has an epidemic that needs to be

00:10:00.980 addressed wow you know what and and in Canada various medical associations have proposed

00:10:08.100 that the cause of death for someone who is suicided this way be what their underlying illness was so if

00:10:14.980 someone is killed in a medical assistance in dying there it's not put suicide it's not put made as the

00:10:22.340 cause of death they would put in this case oh a thyroid problem thyroid problem didn't kill this

00:10:27.460 lately god god god willing she'll recover but if she were to be killed through maid they wouldn't put 1.00

00:10:33.780 made on her death certificate it would be this thyroid case so they're hiding the extent of it

00:10:40.660 i have i have the last prescription written uh by joseph mangala oh my god uh for the children's

00:10:49.940 hospital and it is for a thousand liters of luminol a thousand liters of luminol it's a sleeping medicine

00:10:57.940 it would put a whole community down um a thousand liters and it was written for the children's hospital

00:11:04.820 and if i'm not mistaken as we should look this up if i'm not mistaken they didn't put luminol as the

00:11:12.260 killer down on the children either they put whatever it is they were in that this is

00:11:17.540 i know nobody wants to think they're going down the same path because that's such a horrible thing

00:11:24.660 but that's exact it always starts with compassion it always does and you know with it the germans had

00:11:32.180 the chart how many potatoes are you able to make and feed the german people or the german army and how

00:11:40.100 many are you taking and if it doesn't if you don't produce more than you take we can't keep you alive

00:11:46.180 yeah that is the same thing that is saying now in canada yeah i i read that in communist china

00:11:55.700 part of their one child program they would say don't have a child it just eats uh have another pig

00:12:04.580 in your farm to feed people like to dehumanize people it's a common theme what you've just described

00:12:10.580 in nazi germany and that's why after the second world war there was the so-called nuremberg doctors

00:12:16.260 trial because so many of the people in charge of the holocaust were medical doctors wasn't all 0.53

00:12:21.620 military men and that's where we got a lot of these codes like informed consent you can't treat someone

00:12:28.180 without their consent and i think that a lot of the medical assistants in dying which they call a

00:12:32.900 treatment insanely they're high pressuring these people and i don't know there's there's some

00:12:39.060 people out there like there was on the abortion side there were some abortion providers who it was 0.92

00:12:45.140 like a mission to get their number as high as possible they were it was a kind of mental illness i

00:12:50.260 think it's the same way with some made activists these doctors who love euthanasia and so they say yes to

00:12:58.260 any request there's this special pathology it's a kind of anti-doctor that is a doctor and that loves

00:13:05.220 to rack up numbers i know that sounds madness but we see it in canada there are made doctors who will

00:13:11.380 grant you consent to kill you in your first meeting with them in canada and it's happened step by step

00:13:19.460 by step so your intervention i think woke up a lot of people because you know it's not widely covered

00:13:26.420 what's going on and and you know canadians we have a bit of an inferiority complex and when

00:13:30.980 something makes it big in the states when they're talking about us in the states oh they're talking

00:13:35.220 about us so your intervention which was done because you wanted to help one person

00:13:40.340 it has started this national conversation and the state broadcaster is very unhappy with you glenn

00:13:46.420 i know ezra i i just you know look i i i grew up you know just south of the canadian border in the

00:13:53.060 pacific northwest i love canada i've always loved canada i love canadians and i i you know while we

00:14:00.420 disagree politically i'm not a canadian you do what you do um and i it it saddens me that

00:14:08.580 if anything that i did makes it sound like i'm crapping on canada or anything i all i'm asking is

00:14:16.340 we are all humans we're all humans first canadian american that comes second we're humans first

00:14:23.780 and if we stop seeing people as humans we lose what makes the west the west yeah oh you can become

00:14:30.820 china it doesn't matter yeah you know we have a culture of life uh other parts of the world have

00:14:37.060 a culture of death we don't believe in suicide bombers that's why on 9 11 when those planes went into

00:14:42.340 those buildings a billion people around the world said that those can't be americans who did it

00:14:47.140 because no american pilot would do that we have a culture of life that would if we knew something

00:14:51.940 was wrong because that is not our civilizational way no i was you're you're absolutely right and it's

00:14:57.060 it's the commandment that god gave you know as you go into the chosen land choose life yeah it's why we

00:15:04.500 save it's why if there are wounded and injured on a battlefield after a war and they're on the other

00:15:11.300 side we save them too yeah we you know we don't we don't kill our wounded we believe life is the

00:15:19.060 number one priority and if we lose that we're not worth saving yeah you know i you caused one

00:15:27.700 interesting thing to happen the province of canada called saskatchewan where this uh patient jolene van 0.70

00:15:33.940 alstein is lives the the provincial premier that we like your governor he's actually a pretty good guy he's

00:15:40.020 one of the more sensible conservative premiers in the country but he still presides over this

00:15:45.140 socialist system and so he he saw your coverage and he said oh jolene no no you don't have to go to the

00:15:52.180 states we'll get you set up here we'll get it taken care of in canada and maybe that's possible

00:15:57.140 by the way but it's only because when it would be like the governor saying i'm gonna fix this i'm gonna

00:16:02.340 call the hospital my like sure of course when the absolute top dog politician in the province gets

00:16:08.340 involved you can make things happen quickly but not everyone gets that kind of inside

00:16:13.860 treatment it's because they're responding to the political challenge that your your care posed to

00:16:19.060 them so it might end i don't know maybe you can give us an update on the case it might end up that this

00:16:24.260 lady uh jolene van alstein gets her treatment in saskatchewan but it's only because the premier 0.87

00:16:29.940 intervened and it shouldn't have to be that way that you have the luck of having a connected friend

00:16:35.780 and and that's one of the problems in socialized medicine if you have an inside track if you've got

00:16:39.860 a family member or a friend who's a doctor or a nurse you'll be able to jump the queue that's just

00:16:44.420 how it was how it was in the soviet union can you jump the queue what's the difference then between a

00:16:51.060 capitalist free market system that everybody said they were trying to get away from i said it will be

00:16:56.580 something that will decide if it's not money it will be connections it will be power it'll be something

00:17:02.420 that you jump that's just human nature it's socialism just it denies human nature and and

00:17:08.180 and that's its biggest problem i i will tell you though um this is something that i've really wrestled

00:17:14.180 with because you know look i i heard this story stew my executive producer just told the story to me

00:17:19.940 a couple of days ago on the air live i didn't know anything about it he tells me the story and it just

00:17:24.580 hit me and i and i said you know what i'll pay for it get her down here i'll pay for it i wasn't even 0.91

00:17:30.100 thinking you know i wasn't thinking like what is that gonna cost yeah um but i have that ability

00:17:35.780 if need be i do have that ability and then as this thing went on two things happened my wife was like 1.00

00:17:41.460 what is that gonna cost and i'm like i don't know yet um and the second thing that that happened was

00:17:47.460 i started feeling bad because i know there are people like this all over america i know there are

00:17:53.220 people like this all over canada and you can't do that for everybody and and so i was just moved

00:17:59.860 emotionally and and that is that's the problem with the premier you've got to fix the system you

00:18:07.460 can't fix just this one i personally can maybe help save one but if we want to change the world we

00:18:16.340 have to look at the whole problem and say do we want to go this way you know first let's stop the

00:18:22.340 hemorrhaging 37 people per 100 000 right dying from assisted suicide is an epidemic and by the way

00:18:31.460 that's 2023 numbers 25 is going to be much higher and you're still talking about now adding teenagers

00:18:39.300 and and the mentally handicapped my gosh the mentally ill yeah oh yeah no please don't go this way canada 0.91

00:18:45.940 um but we just have to fix the problem and not and and not rely on special favors for me or anybody

00:18:54.740 else yeah well what's the latest are you at liberty to describe uh what the latest news is because you

00:19:00.740 got the premier who's saying no no no don't go to the states he's really trying to avoid the the

00:19:05.620 embarrassment of having a foreign country fix his medical system i can you tell us where things stand now

00:19:12.180 so i can tell you i i'm not involved she has a right to privacy i don't want to know her medical

00:19:19.060 right you know history um so i can tell you this she is now the guy who invented the procedure

00:19:26.740 for this surgery um was on the phone with me almost all day yesterday and last night

00:19:32.740 and with with her and her husband um he's going over her medical records he's consulting with a team

00:19:39.860 at tampa general which is the best hospital for this um we have we have her transportation all

00:19:48.100 taken care of one problem we have is her passport she doesn't have a passport or doesn't her husband

00:19:53.540 doesn't have a passport they're going to try to get a passport otherwise i don't know what's going to

00:19:58.740 happen there um but the other thing is is when i was talking to the doctor he's like let's look at

00:20:04.980 everything here let's make sure that we're not going in and doing a surgery it's failed a couple

00:20:10.900 of times already it should we look and say is that the problem was or is something else so he's putting

00:20:17.380 a team together to look at everything uh around her um and you know one of the best endocrinologists in

00:20:25.620 america volunteered to help uh i mean that's incredible well i mean you've got a lot of this

00:20:32.180 of the middle of the season yeah you've got a big megaphone and when you call for help a lot of

00:20:36.260 people answer that's really crowdsourcing at its best isn't it yeah well i hope she gets the solution

00:20:42.740 it sounds like this multidisciplinary approach is probably a good thing but like you say that's her

00:20:48.660 own personal um medical privacy i hope i can just tell you this i do too i can tell you this she's not

00:20:56.020 going to have to worry about paying for it she's not going to have to worry about her travel she's not

00:21:00.180 going to have to worry about her husband where he's going to stay she's not going to have to worry

00:21:03.060 about doctors she's not going to have to worry about the hospital all of that's taken care of

00:21:07.460 now we just need to find she needs to decide what is the best treatment for her she doesn't need to 0.99

00:21:14.740 have made we want to save her life that is the goal wow by the way i think they should be able to get

00:21:21.300 a passport in an expedited way so hopefully that barrier will be removed i think i read somewhere

00:21:26.660 trump administration was looking at issuing some sort of a temporary permit i don't i don't know

00:21:31.300 how that stuff works but hopefully that hurdle can be overcome well listen i love what you're doing

00:21:35.300 you know one of the things that we model ourselves after at rebel news that you guys do uh at and all

00:21:42.180 your different projects is you tell stories but every once in a while you stop and try and fix a problem

00:21:49.460 and no that's why you know that's what i love your nazarene fund i mean that's one of our favorite

00:21:53.780 things about what you and mercury one do is sure you tell the story about christian persecution

00:22:00.260 but it's not enough just to be a voyeur you've got to stop and fix it every now and then and

00:22:06.420 in a very small way we we try and model ourselves after what you guys have done and and in fact we went

00:22:12.180 to iraq a couple times i don't know if you know that if you remember i think you do that we uh sent our

00:22:16.500 reports to iraq with your guys and um that's part of the i think that's part of living the belief and

00:22:25.220 so we salute you for that i i hope i don't i i hope i don't say anything out of turn and i guess you

00:22:31.220 can edit it out uh if if it's not good but i i think people should know that you personally as have

00:22:38.260 also uh given uh and you personally have stepped up in many ways and i uh it says a lot about your

00:22:46.020 character um well you're very nice nobody nobody knows that but well which you know we we were

00:22:52.420 looking for a charity that we could trust on the ground because it's a very sketchy place you know

00:22:57.140 um if you go in with a donation you got to make sure it's going to those that actually need it

00:23:01.620 and in the end the nazarene fund was was our solution for who can we actually trust yeah that

00:23:08.420 this money won't be sent to a swiss bank account by a local warlord or something anyways glenn it's great

00:23:13.620 to catch up with you i salute you i i know that by imposing your energy on this issue you will cause

00:23:23.940 a solution to be found whether it's in saskatchewan or in tampa i do not know you'll i know that you

00:23:30.500 will cause jolene van elstein to avoid made god willing and hopefully you'll have sparked a larger 0.88

00:23:35.940 conversation so thank you on behalf of canadians who need your amplification

00:23:39.780 thank you god bless you

00:23:43.060 i think glenn beck makes a great point when he says it's not good enough for scott moe

00:23:52.340 to reach down and help someone neither is it good enough for glenn beck to reach down and help

00:23:57.860 someone i use that metaphorically these powerful people helping out one person here or there

00:24:02.820 the problem is the system itself and that's why the cbc was so outraged with by it seriously they've

00:24:08.660 written so many stories denouncing glenn beck the guy who's actually solving the problem i think it's

00:24:14.500 so obvious why number one he's embarrassing our socialist medical system number two he's doing

00:24:19.700 more than any canadian would philanthropically and number three of course the cbc loves made medical

00:24:26.420 assistance in dying and they hate the fact that someone would be pushed off of that course it's so

00:24:32.180 creepy that canada is in love with made medical assistance in dying i think it's the fifth

00:24:37.460 largest cause of death in canada i'd have to check that stat it sounded like glenn beck knew his stuff

00:24:42.420 though it's not a good reputation for our country but you can see why the establishment likes medical

00:24:49.460 assistance in dying it gets someone out of the line it frees up resources for others it's terrible but

00:24:56.180 that's the way canada's going up next your letters to me about our trip to the steel mill that's next

00:25:08.420 hey welcome back i sure enjoyed my brief visit to sue saint marie it was pretty chilly i put on my long

00:25:13.780 underwear i haven't done that in a while i thought it was going to get down to like minus 20 or something

00:25:18.020 it wasn't that bad and i was really warmed emotionally speaking by my interactions with the

00:25:23.460 steel workers there here's what some of you have to say angela said whatever is built with steel

00:25:28.500 should be built with canadian steel yeah but the point is they're not building things because

00:25:34.020 mark carney in his wisdom doesn't think the pipeline should proceed without all sorts of

00:25:38.500 political conditions how about just build the pipeline it would save the whole country money

00:25:43.140 money because you don't have to bail out algoma anymore you can just buy canadian steel

00:25:46.980 uh here's another letter from humaster who says the company should be audited serious money thrown

00:25:53.780 around not even 15 to 20 years ago one billion dollars was a big deal we have our government

00:25:59.060 throwing around billions of dollars like it's no big deal you know um as i said in my report what's

00:26:05.860 frustrating is that algoma or at least the security guard and some of the senior management don't want

00:26:10.820 to talk don't want us asking questions don't want us on the property hey i get it private property and all

00:26:15.780 that but they're taking billions of dollars 500 million just in the last two months and another

00:26:21.780 half a billion about four years ago um there's a big problem there and i think that the only real

00:26:29.300 solution is to develop more markets particularly within canada that no foreigner can tariff but

00:26:36.900 that seems like a non-starter i don't know it's very sad about that harrywood says sounds like the ceo

00:26:42.660 is a little biased protecting his huge salary and government handouts well as i said in my monologue

00:26:47.540 about a week or so ago um i don't think this manager is good at handling the crisis of algoma steel

00:26:55.300 namely american uh huge american tariffs and i and i think he's bending to some a political fashion and

00:27:02.500 installing electrical steel making rather than coal-fired steel making it's just some green fantasy um he he

00:27:10.500 paid himself or i guess with the approval of the board 5.6 million dollars a year and the globe

00:27:15.780 in the mail called him one of the ceos of the year and i thought to myself your your company's in

00:27:20.740 trouble you're laying off a thousand people you're being tariffed it looks bad everywhere how on earth

00:27:26.900 could you possibly be called the ceo of the year and the answer is because he brought in half a billion

00:27:32.660 dollars from the government and if that's all you care about did you bring in free money from the

00:27:38.020 government for our shareholders and i guess he's super duper because he takes about one percent

00:27:45.060 for commission you know being the ceo and he leaves 499 million or 495 million dollars for his

00:27:52.180 shareholders i guess in canada that's called being a businessman of the year that's sort of embarrassing

00:27:57.460 that the businessman of the year in canada is one who can mooch the most not one who's building new

00:28:02.900 successful technology or or being entrepreneurial is pretty pitiful anyway i enjoyed my visit there

00:28:07.860 and i really hope that there is some salvation for that steel mill that said a thousand people

00:28:12.660 laid off there it's a tragedy but hundreds of thousands that's no exaggeration have lost their

00:28:18.180 jobs in the oil and gas sector because the pipelines aren't being built because of the green scheme so

00:28:24.740 i do very much care about the steel workers in algoma but i care 100 times more for the 100 times more

00:28:31.940 men and women in alberta who have been laid off well that's our show for the day until next time on

00:28:37.620 behalf of all of us here at rebel world headquarters to you at home good night and keep fighting for freedom

00:28:46.580 oh hi everybody ez levant here from rebel news you know it's a christmas tradition here for me to

00:28:51.620 take an entire show to answer your questions to me questions about literally anything sure it could

00:28:58.740 be about the news of the day but you can ask me really anything about rebel news itself about our

00:29:03.300 team about our business about our plans even personal questions if you care i mean i'm sure there's some

00:29:09.620 things i would decline to answer for privacy reasons but i'll be as candid as i can be just go on over to

00:29:16.100 letters to ezra dot ca and send in your questions and i'll read them while wearing a santa hat my friend

00:29:24.580 sheila gun reed is doing the same thing too and at that same website you can direct your letters to

00:29:29.620 her also so send me your friendliest or toughest questions and i'll answer as many as i can fit into

00:29:36.580 the show cheers that's letters to ezra dot ca

Rebel News Podcast - December 13, 2025

EZRA LEVANT ｜ Glenn Beck steps up to save Canadian woman from Medical Assistance in Dying

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