Rebel News Podcast - EZRA LEVANT ｜ Justin Trudeau proposes abortion tourism for American women who want to control their own bodies — but only if they agree to be vaxxed

00:00:00.000 Hello, my Rebels. Today, I'm in Calgary. First time I've traveled in a long time.

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00:00:08.880 doesn't mean and why so many foreign leaders are weighing in, including Trudeau. And then I'll

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00:01:10.140 Tonight, Justin Trudeau proposes abortion tourism for American women who want control of their

00:01:24.480 bodies. They just have to get vaxxed first. It's June 27th, and this is the Ezra LeVant Show.

00:01:30.400 Shame on you, you censorious bug.

00:01:45.400 Hello and welcome. Ezra LeVant here. As you can see, I'm back in Calgary. I'm in front of

00:01:50.260 McDougal Center, which is a former school. It's actually the premier of Alberta's office

00:01:55.520 in Calgary. This is the first time I have flown on a plane in a very long time. I've been on Trudeau's

00:02:01.840 no-fly list. It's a little bit like a prisoner being let out of prison. He's not quite sure what

00:02:09.060 to do, but it's nice to be out west. In the weeks and months ahead, I expect you'll see Rebel News

00:02:14.560 personalities traveling more across the country to gather news. And also, I think we're going to get

00:02:19.980 back in the events business where we're going to have get-togethers like we used to do. We used to

00:02:25.660 have day-long conferences called Rebel Live, for example. We used to have Producers Club get-togethers.

00:02:32.000 We'll do what we can. There still are some rules. Of course, Justin Trudeau still bans unvaccinated 1.00

00:02:37.760 people from getting on cruise ships. So, for example, we can't do our Rebel News cruise. And going into

00:02:43.900 the United States, Joe Biden requires that we're vaxxed too. So, that's not a go. Finally, returning

00:02:49.160 to Canada, bizarrely, Canadian citizens must be quarantined for two weeks if they're not vaccinated.

00:02:56.520 I'm going to come back to that later because that touches on our story for the day. So, that's just

00:03:00.280 why I am where I am. And instead of loading my script that I write into the teleprompter, I'm going

00:03:05.240 to read it off my cell phone. But I just wanted to explain what I'm doing here out west. I'll be here

00:03:10.300 for one more day. And then I'll be back in the big smoke on Wednesday. I want to talk about the

00:03:17.300 Supreme Court of the United States ruling on abortion. Now, it obviously doesn't affect Canadians

00:03:22.200 or, frankly, any other country in the world other than the United States. But, oh my God,

00:03:26.640 the whole world weighed in. The first thing I'd like to note is that it cured woke leftists of

00:03:31.600 their inability to define what a woman is. There was this whole thing, what's a woman? In fact,

00:03:36.700 one of the newest Supreme Court justices nominated by Joe Biden simply refused to define what a woman 0.97

00:03:43.660 was, saying she wasn't a biologist, so she didn't know. Take a look at this.

00:03:48.300 Can you provide a definition for the word woman?

00:03:53.460 Can I provide a definition? No.

00:03:55.540 Yeah. I can't.

00:03:58.600 You can't?

00:04:01.520 Not in this context. I'm not a biologist.

00:04:04.880 Yeah, they suddenly remembered what a woman was in a hurry. 1.00

00:04:08.860 I want to remind you what this court ruling is and what it is. And I'm not going to go through

00:04:13.280 it in detail. We did that a few weeks ago when a draft version of the ruling was leaked.

00:04:19.280 And this does not ban abortion anywhere, nor does it legalize abortion anywhere. It simply says that

00:04:27.640 it is up to individual states of the United States to pass this law. It's not jurisdictionally proper

00:04:34.140 for the federal government in the United States to pass a law for all 50 states. Now, we know that

00:04:39.940 because our Canadian constitution also saves to the provinces certain questions. I mean, the military,

00:04:46.540 foreign affairs, things like that, that's federal turf. But schools and hospitals and local matters,

00:04:53.960 that's provincial turf. Well, in the United States, it's the same way. In fact, the balance has tipped

00:04:58.780 even further towards the states. And that was the basis upon which this ruling was made. Anyone who tells

00:05:04.740 you that this law bans abortion in America is wrong. This simply allows the 50 United States to come up

00:05:11.380 with their own rules. And you can imagine they might be different in ultra-liberal San Francisco

00:05:16.220 and other parts of California than they might be in Texas or Mississippi.

00:05:22.780 Is it a good idea to let states make decisions to have 50 different ways? I think it is.

00:05:29.780 It allows people to move if they don't like a law, as opposed to having some distant and partisan

00:05:37.600 president or prime minister set the law for the whole country. I think government that's closest to

00:05:43.040 the people, the lowest form of government, is the best because it's the more in touch.

00:05:48.740 What's funny is, although this is a great debate in the United States and has been a great debate for

00:05:54.080 decades, the number of foreign politicians who felt it was in their interest to weigh in.

00:05:59.460 Here's the leader of France, Emmanuel Macron, weighing in.

00:06:02.820 Here's the leader of Spain, of Norway, of Belgium.

00:06:18.700 Now, the funny thing about these four countries I've just named, and it applies to most of them,

00:06:25.520 is that each of these countries has a stricter law than the one that this court case upheld.

00:06:32.960 Here's what I mean. Mississippi tried to say you cannot get an abortion after 15 weeks. 1.00

00:06:40.200 So you got five months to make a decision about an abortion. But after that, the baby is too far 0.94

00:06:46.900 developed and it shouldn't be aborted. You got 15 weeks to make that decision. So that was the law

00:06:52.280 that was tested. And the Supreme Court said that law can stand because the federal government doesn't

00:06:58.580 have the authority to say no. So keep that in mind. In Mississippi, one of the most conservative

00:07:05.500 southern states there is, obviously, it is still legal to have an abortion up to 15 weeks. 0.87

00:07:11.880 Now, do you remember those four countries I listed to you? In France, it's illegal to have an abortion 0.96

00:07:17.180 after 14 weeks. Same in Spain. In Norway and Belgium, it's illegal to have an abortion after 12 weeks.

00:07:25.380 So those four countries and many more that chimed in condemning the United States for allowing one of 0.97

00:07:31.460 its 50 states to limit abortions at 15 weeks, all four of those European leaders have stricter abortion

00:07:39.560 laws. It's important to remember that abortion on demand for any reason or no reason paid for by the

00:07:45.860 government until literally the moment of birth, that is not the usual. That's not the usual even in

00:07:52.520 progressive countries. You can see how important this is to the Liberal Party of Canada because they

00:08:02.560 put everything else aside to obsess over it. Like I say, the abortion law in Canada has not changed.

00:08:08.400 To be clear, we have no abortion law in Canada. You can get an abortion for any reason or no reason

00:08:13.860 up until the moment of birth. And those reasons that you can use, and you don't have to declare them

00:08:18.060 to anyone, include sex-select abortions if you just don't want a baby girl. And I point out that

00:08:24.900 there was a group, I don't know if it's active anymore, called Gays for Life, that were worried

00:08:29.100 that if there was ever a genetic test that could determine whether or not someone was inherently

00:08:34.900 gay, I don't know if a gay gene exists, they were worried that people would abort babies for being gay.

00:08:41.160 And the thing is, in Canada, you can abort someone for any of those reasons. I'm not sure 0.97

00:08:48.700 if that's a reasonable position. But I can see that Gerald Butts, the disgraced former principal

00:08:55.160 secretary to Justin Trudeau, he has gone absolutely wild on this issue. And sure enough, about a day

00:09:01.720 later, Justin Trudeau weighed in in the same lines. He's back as Trudeau's messaging quarterback. We saw

00:09:07.720 that during the trucker convoy, too. It's absolutely clear that Gerald Butts is back in power.

00:09:13.780 You see this with certain issues, with gun laws or gun crimes in the States, abortion. Gerald Butts

00:09:21.320 knows that he can easily change the subject in Canada away from high gas prices, high inflation,

00:09:29.180 crime, high grocery prices, high housing prices. He can easily change the subject by bashing America

00:09:37.520 for a gun incident or an abortion incident, because the media go along with that, and they would

00:09:42.080 rather talk about foreign problems than Canadian problems. He talks about a right to an abortion, 0.89

00:09:49.040 except in Canada, you don't actually have a right to any medical procedures. Our Supreme Court has

00:09:53.400 made that decision. You have the right to have a medical procedure of certain kinds paid for by the

00:10:02.720 government, whether it's essential or not is up to each provincial government. But there actually is no

00:10:07.200 right to any medical procedure. But they need that narrative because they need to scare people.

00:10:15.360 Gerald Butts is insistent that Pierre Polyev come out as a pro-choice totalist like the Liberal Party

00:10:22.720 does. And he's obsessed with it. And again, you can see why. Pierre Polyev has said that he does not plan

00:10:29.520 to introduce any new rules on abortion, which is essentially the same position that Stephen Harper took.

00:10:35.120 And although I think that Pierre Polyev is probably more pro-life than that, I think it's probably the

00:10:41.040 right move politically. The United States took 50 years of hard civil society, public debate work to win

00:10:51.760 the culture war, to move the pendulum back. And that simply hasn't happened in Canada. The battlefield of

00:10:59.680 ideas has not been shaped enough to permit any legislation, even if Pierre Polyev wanted to. So

00:11:05.920 I think Polyev's approach is probably the right one politically. I think the reason why the United

00:11:12.080 States finally decided to overrule Roe v. Wade, first of all, it was legally suspect from the beginning.

00:11:19.200 Ruth Bader Ginsburg and other Liberal Democrats themselves said so. They said, look,

00:11:24.160 you can be for abortion, but that law is just the wrong one to do it. I think, though, that the last

00:11:30.560 two years have been bad for the pro-choice case. For one thing, I think that the woke activists have

00:11:36.880 overreached their transgender story hours. I've stressed people out. They feel alien and people are 1.00

00:11:44.240 uncomfortable with the new extremist front line in the sexual battlefield. And secondly,

00:11:50.720 when every force of the establishment, from the Democrats to the liberals to the media to doctors

00:11:57.200 are saying, no, my body, my choice, that doesn't apply to vaccine mandates, I think that America was

00:12:03.200 politically and culturally ripe for some modest restrictions. I say modest restrictions because,

00:12:08.720 like I say, every state in the union can have their own rules. New York, California, Vermont,

00:12:14.960 these are places that will surely legalize and pay for abortion until the last minute. 1.00

00:12:20.800 And maybe that's a proper reflection of those states. Why Mississippi or Texas would have to follow

00:12:26.880 New York or San Francisco's lead is unclear to me.

00:12:32.880 It's funny, I mentioned four foreign countries in Europe that are denouncing the U.S. Supreme Court.

00:12:39.440 Trudeau was front and center. And as usually, he tries to capitalize in some way. But given that

00:12:46.240 there is no Canadian abortion law at all, what can he say or do? Well, look at this. Here's the U.S.

00:12:54.000 ambassador talking, I think it was to the CBC, about how there are conversations between the Canadian

00:12:59.840 and U.S. government about allowing abortion refugees, allowing American women to come to Canada to get

00:13:07.520 abortions. And look at their hush, hush, weird secret talk here. Very odd. This is the U.S. ambassador.

00:13:13.120 I am comfortable saying that there have been informal outreaches about the ability of Canada to

00:13:22.720 potentially step up and to be a be a location for women seeking abortions and reproductive health

00:13:32.960 services that might not be legal in their states as a result of an adverse decision by the Supreme

00:13:39.040 Court that Canada is open to those conversations and willing to have those conversations.

00:13:45.040 I found that a little ghoulish. I found it a little gross. It's like it's, you know,

00:13:48.880 the underground railway where we're taking freed slaves and saving them. No, I mean, like I say,

00:13:54.240 most places in the United States, including Mississippi, will allow abortion. There may be some limits,

00:14:00.960 like you have to do it in the first five months. Other places not. I'm not sure why anyone in the

00:14:05.920 United States would have to come up to America from America to Canada for an abortion. You could 1.00

00:14:10.720 surely get one in San Francisco or New York. A really weird thing I see is big, woke left-wing

00:14:17.840 corporations publicly saying that they will pay their staff up to $4,000. Here's one case saying that

00:14:26.720 to get an abortion if it means they have to travel out of state. I found that really creepy because

00:14:32.240 they don't pay workers a $4,000 bonus if they have kids. So why would they pay specifically for an

00:14:43.360 employee to have an abortion? And why are they so proud of that? Is it because they're feminists? No, 1.00

00:14:50.000 I don't think these major corporations are feminists. I think that they have in a very ghoulish way 1.00

00:14:57.120 decided they would rather pay a female employee $4,000 and have them terminate the baby than go

00:15:05.360 through the hassle and paperwork and cost of letting a staffer go on mat leave. I mean, if someone gets

00:15:12.960 pregnant and takes time off, even if they come back, it's a cost to the company. And maybe they decide that

00:15:18.720 being a mom is a higher calling than, I don't know, working at Amazon or working retail. I have

00:15:24.640 to say, it's super gross to me that women are rewarded with a $4,000 payment only if they get 0.79

00:15:30.640 an abortion, but not if they carry a baby to term. Isn't that a little bit odd to you? But back to

00:15:36.560 Trudeau and this hush-hush conversation with the American ambassador about taking abortion refugees.

00:15:42.240 Right now, of course, Americans can come to Canada at will. It's the world's largest undefended border.

00:15:49.840 We have massive tourism. If an American woman wanted to come to Canada for an abortion for 1.00

00:15:54.640 whatever reason, they obviously could, except what I said at the very start of this monologue,

00:16:00.880 except if you're not jabbed. If you are an American woman who is not vaccinated,

00:16:08.160 you may not come to Canada for Trudeau's abortion tourism. Just stop and think about that. Trudeau

00:16:14.960 believes so very deeply in American women and their right to bodily autonomy, except if they defy his

00:16:23.840 decision and if they defy his demand that they get jabbed. I wonder why that's not obvious to everyone.

00:16:30.880 Trudeau was very adamant about this and so was Melanie Jolie, his foreign minister. I'm not sure

00:16:36.480 why she has anything to say about this. Again, it's a domestic decision by the United States Supreme

00:16:40.640 Court. It has nothing to do with Canada. But look at this tweet here where she uses the most

00:16:46.000 appalled language, the most extreme language, calling this a horrific decision by a democratic

00:16:53.360 Supreme Court following the Constitution. Out of curiosity, I typed in the word Taliban 0.90

00:16:59.680 into her Twitter feed and I found the language she used to describe when the Taliban in Afghanistan

00:17:06.720 forced women to wear the face obscuring burqa, threw girls out of school. So I'm talking about 1.00

00:17:12.480 genuine basic human rights as women. And not only did she not use anywhere near this strict language,

00:17:20.320 but you may remember that Maryam Monsef, the former Trudeau cabinet minister,

00:17:24.320 actually referred to the Taliban as our brothers. Isn't that funny? The Taliban, which will stone women 1.00

00:17:31.760 to death, which force women into a full burqa and kick girls out of school, they get sweet talk from 1.00

00:17:38.800 Trudeau. But him and his cabinet called the United States Supreme Court horrific. I think it tells you

00:17:45.280 a lot. There was a lot of craziness out there. Here's just a random person on Twitter. So there's

00:17:54.560 actually a TikTok video. I saw this and I just was riveted. And maybe there's something to the theological

00:18:01.200 concept of demons. Maybe this is just an incredible piece of performance art. I mean, she ends by saying

00:18:08.240 she's got to do the dishes, which is a strange thing for a feminist to say. But I think this woman 1.00

00:18:13.360 might actually be possessed. What do you think of this? Let it out. Let it out.

00:18:32.720 I thought that was a little bit creepy. I thought this sign at one of the protests was just as creepy.

00:18:39.680 A mom with her kids saying, don't force people to do this. No one should be forced to have children. 1.00

00:18:47.360 I find that imagine being a child and hearing your mom say that no one should be forced to do this.

00:18:53.520 Here's Anna Navarro, one of CNN's favorite pundits, 0.90

00:18:58.480 who, I mean, I'll just let it speak for herself. She says that one of the reasons we need abortion 1.00

00:19:03.920 on demand for any reason or no reason, much further than Mississippi's five months,

00:19:08.400 is what if you have a disabled person in your family like I have? Imagine you're 0.58

00:19:16.960 a relative of Anna Navarro and you hear her talk about you this way.

00:19:20.960 I have not anybody to tell you what you need to do with your life or with your uterus. 0.97

00:19:25.920 And because I have a family with a lot of special needs kids, I have a brother who's 57 and has the

00:19:32.640 mental and motor skills of a one-year-old. And I know what that means financially, emotionally,

00:19:38.720 physically for a family. And I know not all families can do it. And I have a step-granddaughter

00:19:44.240 who was born with Down syndrome. And you know what? It is very difficult in Florida to get services.

00:19:50.640 It is not as easy as it sounds on paper. And I've got another step-grandson who is very autistic,

00:19:58.960 who has autism, and it is incredible. And their mothers and people who are in that society,

00:20:05.200 who are in that community, will tell you that they've considered suicide. Because that's how difficult

00:20:10.880 it is to get help. Because that's how lonely they feel. Because they can't get other jobs. Because they

00:20:16.480 have financial issues. Because the care that they're able to give their other children suffers.

00:20:21.840 And so why can I be Catholic and still think this is a wrong decision? Because I'm American. I'm

00:20:28.080 Catholic inside the church. I'm Catholic when it comes to me. But there's a lot of Americans who are

00:20:34.080 not Catholic, and are not Christian, and are not Baptist. And you have no damn right to tell them 0.99

00:20:40.160 what they should do with their body. Nobody does.

00:20:43.120 I think that's absolutely crazy talk. We thought that there would be actual riots in the streets,

00:20:49.920 like there was in the summer of 2020. Black Lives Matter burning down many cities in America. 0.96

00:20:56.480 So we sent our two U.S. reporters out there. Jeremy Lafredo hit the streets of New York City,

00:21:02.560 Juan Mendoza Diaz in Washington, D.C. Here's Jeremy Lafredo. He was in the thick of it,

00:21:08.640 and he actually did a two-minute hit on Fox News. Take a look.

00:21:11.680 Thousands of people, as you said, are marching in New York City.

00:21:14.640 4,500 people are heading to Chuck Schumer's office. Jeremy Lafredo works for Rebel News. He is there

00:21:20.080 tonight. We thought we'd check in with him. Jeremy, are you there?

00:21:24.800 I'm here. Thanks for having me, Tucker.

00:21:28.000 Of course. What do you see? What's happening there?

00:21:31.280 There are thousands of people here. I've seen chants and signs calling for

00:21:35.680 the abolition of the Supreme Court, calling for the end of white supremacy. And I've been seeing

00:21:41.600 signs that are also calling for the forced vasectomy of men as opposed to abortion for women.

00:21:48.800 So it's really wild here.

00:21:50.160 I mean, these people seem pretty organized. I mean, it seems like these signs must have some

00:21:59.440 of these signs and stickers and the coordinates. I mean, it seems like they were ready for this

00:22:04.080 before it happened.

00:22:05.040 Of course. Yeah. I mean, the signs were mass produced somehow at a moment's notice. Everyone's

00:22:11.840 holding the same signs. I don't know where they got them. I've asked a few people. They said,

00:22:17.600 you know, someone's handing them out. I don't know who's behind it, who's behind the signs. And

00:22:22.160 there's even some posters going around that say, you know, tonight is a night to riot verbatim. So,

00:22:28.000 you know, who knows what's to come for the rest of the night?

00:22:32.560 So if they're calling for the elimination of the United States Supreme Court, the forced

00:22:38.000 sterilization of men and rioting, then this is a dangerous extremist movement. I don't know how

00:22:44.560 well an honest person would describe it. Am I missing something?

00:22:48.800 Yeah, of course. And it's also important to highlight these are the same exact people

00:22:53.360 that stood by and watched as thousands and thousands of New Yorkers and thousands of

00:22:58.400 women in New York were fired from their jobs for not submitting to the vaccine mandates.

00:23:05.200 So they are pro-choice and pro bodily autonomy in one area. And of course,

00:23:11.120 they're not pro-choice or bodily autonomy in the other area.

00:23:15.680 Yeah. And they hate democracy. The idea of voters being able to decide

00:23:19.040 how they're governed is the worst possible outcome they can imagine.

00:23:22.480 Jeremy, I appreciate your covering this fourth time. Thanks so much.

00:23:24.480 That was sort of crazy, but no real violence in New York. And here's Juan Mendoza

00:23:28.880 in Washington, D.C. Same sort of thing.

00:23:31.840 Juan Mendoza here reporting for Rebel News. We're here outside the Supreme Court,

00:23:36.160 where it is the second day where people show up to protest the overturning of Roe v. Wade.

00:23:42.080 Do you think we have Nazis on the court?

00:23:44.640 Yeah, absolutely. Yes. Who would you say?

00:23:47.040 We have anti-America Nazis on our court. I'm not going to... You know who they are.

00:23:51.760 All the right wing are on the side of the Nazi. If we all can just get along and come together,

00:23:59.200 America will be great again. But white man, you're not going to make it without the black man 0.98

00:24:07.760 who built this for y'all. So stop it. Give us our reprimands and stop dangling this 40 acres in a mule 0.99

00:24:15.200 in our f***ing face. These women were dying. And because it was so gerrymandered, it was only prime 0.99

00:24:22.320 pussy. It was only white pussy. Remember, Jesus loves you red right now. Bull crap. 1.00

00:24:28.880 We set up a special website for these two guys called riotreporting.com because we thought they 0.98

00:24:33.200 would be widespread riots like 2020. But I think that those street gangs, Antifa, Black Lives Matter,

00:24:40.640 they're the shock troops of the Democratic Party. And clearly, George Soros and the Democrats decided,

00:24:47.200 I mean, they can turn the violence on and off like a tap of water. Clearly, they decided that

00:24:53.200 it was not in the interest of the Democrat Party to have mass riots over this. It might destabilize

00:24:59.120 Joe Biden. But more to the point, it's getting close to the midterm elections in the United States.

00:25:03.760 The Democrats are far behind a summer of violence because they refused to abide by a Supreme Court

00:25:09.280 ruling. I guess they made the calculation that's not good for their reelection chances. It's just a

00:25:14.720 reminder of how closely and obviously the Democrats control street violence. There was some violence.

00:25:22.320 There was an insurrection, to borrow word of the Democrats, in Arizona. Take a quick look at this.

00:25:38.960 There was also some violence. And again, I don't think this makes sense. I mentioned Vermont.

00:25:59.600 Vermont is a state that has decided that it will have any abortion you want. It's a little bit 0.85

00:26:06.800 different than Mississippi that only allows that for five months. But there's not a lot of rhyme or

00:26:11.920 reason to violence like this. I think some of the craziest comments actually came from Democrat Party

00:26:19.040 officials. Here's Maxine Waters, a famous Democrat congresswoman, basically saying 0.99

00:26:23.600 she's going to defy the Supreme Court, a kind of insurrection in itself. 1.00

00:26:27.680 You see this turnout here? You ain't seen nothing yet. Women are going to control their bodies no 1.00

00:26:36.560 matter how they try and stop us. To hell with the Supreme Court. We will defy them. Women will be in 1.00

00:26:43.840 control of their bodies. And if they think black women are intimidated or afraid, they got another 1.00

00:26:50.720 thought coming. Black women will be out in droves. We will be out by the thousands. We will be out by 0.85

00:26:57.280 the millions. We're going to make sure we fight by the right to control our own bodies. Thank you. Hello,

00:27:04.480 everybody. I think the weirdest is this report. I haven't had a chance to chase it down of the United 0.98

00:27:11.120 States military saying that they don't really feel bound by this. What's it called when a group of

00:27:17.440 soldiers say they don't abide by civilian oversight or democratic rules? I think that's actually called

00:27:23.680 more of a coup than an insurrection. I look forward to some clarification on that. I think that this

00:27:34.880 victory for conservatives and for pro-lifers belongs at the feet of Donald Trump. Had he not won in 2016,

00:27:43.200 and had he not kept his promise to appoint truly conservative judges, this would never have happened.

00:27:49.360 Trump appointed three judges who were truly conservative. They were vetted by the Federalist

00:27:54.320 Society. And whatever else you think of Trump, he took judges seriously. Unlike Canada's Stephen Harper,

00:28:00.160 who frankly appointed the majority of judges on the court. Trump took it seriously. And I think that if Trump runs

00:28:06.320 for the presidential primary of the Republicans, that's going to be a major talking point for him,

00:28:11.760 he can say, I helped change the tilt of this whole country. I think it's interesting how there was a

00:28:20.320 majority of judges, Samuel Alito wrote the case, but the anger on the left was targeted disproportionately

00:28:27.760 against just one of those judges, the conservative black judge on the court, Clarence Thomas.

00:28:34.400 There was outright racism, the N-word being thrown around with abandon. I don't think there's anything

00:28:40.640 more racist than a liberal who's mad at a black conservative. It was quite incredible to me. 1.00

00:28:46.000 But I think that there's a reason why Gerald Butts is so insane about this issue. He's just gone

00:28:51.920 absolutely off the hook, and he's getting Trudeau and Melanie Joly to do the same thing. And it's because

00:28:58.320 Gerald Butts has just witnessed what we've all witnessed, which is something that was considered

00:29:02.160 impossible in polite company, in fancy circles, just happened. Roe v. Wade was overturned. And

00:29:09.040 by the way, you can disagree with that. I don't think that you ought to, even if you're pro-choice,

00:29:13.920 because every state can make its own rules now. I mean, do you really think it will be banned,

00:29:18.960 abortion will be banned in San Francisco and Manhattan? And if you're in deepest, reddest Mississippi, 1.00

00:29:25.040 okay, make your mind up in 15 weeks or go across the state line. But what Gerald Butts sees

00:29:33.360 is that if you are allowed to dissent on even something that the conventional wisdom says the

00:29:37.920 debate is over, if you allow people to dissent, and if you break the feeling of conformity,

00:29:44.800 you can actually change the course of events, the course of popular culture. I have to be candid,

00:29:51.040 I thought Roe v. Wade would never be changed ever. But it happened because people campaigned against

00:29:59.200 it, spoke out against it. There were politicians who said they would change it, including Trump,

00:30:03.920 and it finally happened. Gerald Butts does not want that to happen in Canada on abortion. He wants

00:30:11.840 absolute unanimity amongst all the parties. It's the same approach that he took to the carbon tax.

00:30:17.840 It was interesting to me to watch Gerald Butts go so nuts on the PC party of Ontario,

00:30:23.440 the battle a few years back between Doug Ford and Patrick Brown over the carbon tax. And I

00:30:28.560 couldn't help but think, why does Gerald Butts care so much that Doug Ford at the time said he was

00:30:33.280 against the carbon tax? It's not his party. If Gerald Butts is right, and this is such a winning

00:30:37.840 issue, wouldn't Gerald Butts like the fact that Doug Ford was against the carbon tax? No, it's the

00:30:43.120 opposite. It's that Gerald Butts didn't want any Canadian to think there was a flicker of hope

00:30:48.640 that the carbon tax was reversible. And he needed all the parties to comply, just like he needs all the

00:30:55.200 parties to denounce the truckers. What does Gerald Butts care if Pierre Paulie ever the conservatives

00:31:00.480 are friendly to the truckers? You would think they'd be delighted. No, because as we talked about

00:31:06.320 before with the ash conformity test, if you see a single other person sharing your point of view

00:31:11.920 publicly, you feel encouraged to speak your truth. Whereas if you think you're the only one with a

00:31:16.880 certain point of view, you feel hopeless. I think that we've learned that things can change.

00:31:25.840 The truckers showed that you can get out of vaccine mandates. I think that's why Gerald Butts hates him so

00:31:31.120 much and Trudeau too. And by the way, that change doesn't have to be radical or crazy

00:31:36.160 or the handmaid's tale. There's no handmaid's tale going on in America. Even in Mississippi, you have 0.96

00:31:43.280 access to abortion for 15 weeks. I think it shows that change can be reasonable. I think that 0.87

00:31:49.760 most Canadians would probably feel comfortable with that. There's one more thing I want to close

00:31:56.880 on talking about this. It's a response to the end of sexual libertinism by the left. Here's Alyssa Milano, 0.97

00:32:10.800 a former Hollywood star who's now a bit of a pundit. And here she is calling for what she calls

00:32:17.520 a sex strike. She's saying that young women, or any women I guess, should not give up sex 0.97

00:32:26.160 so easily anymore. Because what happens if they get pregnant? And you gotta, I mean, she's a woman 1.00

00:32:34.320 of the far left. She's an activist Hollywood type. But that actually sounds a little bit like 0.77

00:32:40.320 a conservative sort of morality, or even just sort of a pragmatic approach for young people.

00:32:46.160 If you're a young woman, maybe you shouldn't give up sex so easily and so quickly. Maybe the

00:32:52.560 hookup culture of Tinder isn't the best. And maybe it doesn't just have to be nuns saying, 0.62

00:33:01.120 you know, value sex, don't give it away easily, save it for marriage if you can.

00:33:06.320 For the left, for the Hollywood left to call for a sex strike, it's just their dramatic language for

00:33:12.160 the same thing. And you know, I'm not sure how that's a bad thing, telling young women to value 0.99

00:33:18.880 themselves a little bit more than just to please some, you know, hookup culture online.

00:33:25.920 It'll be interesting to see how this plays out. But I think Trudeau and Melanie Jolie and

00:33:30.480 Gerald Butts have sort of tipped their hand, haven't they? Stay with us. I'll have more for you from Calgary next.

00:33:45.520 Well, like I said, I'm in Calgary. First time I've traveled in over a year. I actually haven't left

00:33:53.920 the country in more than two. I don't think I'm allowed to. I can't blame Trudeau for that. It's

00:33:58.800 that the United States won't allow unvaxed people in. I can go to Europe. But the thing is, when I 0.99

00:34:03.760 return to Canada, and I say me, but of course, it applies to millions of Canadians, we have to undergo a

00:34:09.120 two-week quarantine, even if we're healthy. Now, there's no reason for that medically. It's just

00:34:14.480 sheer punishment. Justin Trudeau knows that if you're a trucker, or if you're unvaccinated,

00:34:20.000 you are an enemy of his, and he'll do whatever he can to punish you. He is not a uniter. Any

00:34:24.960 enough preamble. I want to let you know why I'm in Calgary. Besides visiting my family, who I have not

00:34:29.600 seen in a while, we have a growing team in Alberta, not just in Calgary. In Edmonton, too, as you know,

00:34:35.200 former MP Cary Diot joined our team. And I haven't even met everyone in the company until now. I

00:34:42.080 haven't even met some of our new Vancouverites. So what we, as you know, in December, we put in an

00:34:48.480 offer on a gorgeous office that was approved by the Royal Bank of Canada until their political,

00:34:56.800 I don't know, hygiene team in Toronto told me on the phone that they were not going to give us the

00:35:01.920 mortgage because we had the wrong politics. It was outrageous, but it pressed pause on our dream

00:35:07.440 of an office, well, for six months. And here I am now. We're in an office here. This is our temporary

00:35:13.200 office. We're just, you know, squatting here for a few weeks. I'll have more news about a permanent

00:35:19.600 office a little bit later, probably in a couple of weeks. I'm very excited to say that Royal

00:35:24.720 Bank did not kill our plans. We're just sort of huddling in. Unfortunately, Calgary has a 30%

00:35:30.880 vacancy rate in the downtown. But I thought, here I am in Calgary. Let's have a chat with the

00:35:37.120 Calgary team, many of whom are new to Rebel News. Now, our cameraman is Kian Simone, who all of you

00:35:44.560 know from his great work in the Coutts blockade. But I want to go around and just reintroduce folks

00:35:50.880 here in our Calgary office and show you how we're working together. And we'll soon be in the new

00:35:54.640 office. Start with our chief videographer, Mocha Bazirgen. Mocha, great to see you again. What are

00:35:58.880 you working on there? I see some buffalo. Well, good to see you. You know, you were a star. We met

00:36:02.560 you out in Toronto. And here you are in Calgary. Compare the two cities for me. Well, that was three

00:36:08.400 years ago. I love Toronto. I live downtown. But Calgary is just beautiful. You know, my siblings,

00:36:13.840 they're kids. They want to go back to Toronto, take pictures of the CN Tower and show off.

00:36:18.560 But Calgary is the real deal. Economically, it makes sense. I love the people. I love the work

00:36:24.000 we're doing here. And I'm working on Adam's video that we shot yesterday about Buffalo. Buffalo,

00:36:33.280 what do you call it? I'm sure Adam can explain better. I was just recording. So it's going good.

00:36:39.920 So the chief videographer, I mean, videographer is a fancy way of saying cameraman, but also video

00:36:45.440 editor. You add the style to it. You've been involved, for example, with K2 Kian on our

00:36:50.000 documentaries, right? To some degree, yes. But he was more involved with his own documentary.

00:36:55.760 Well, that was a great documentary. I know you've got something that works too. Well,

00:36:58.080 it's nice to see you out here. Calgary looks good on you. Let's go around. Celine,

00:37:02.000 we met very briefly during the Trucker Convoy, where you went all the way from Calgary out to Ottawa.

00:37:08.320 That was an incredible time. Oh my God, it was cold. That's my number one memory of it. But tell

00:37:12.720 me a little bit about that and what you do now at Rebel Luz. We're just having a little bit of a

00:37:16.240 hello. You're probably thinking, what are you doing in this big abandoned office? Well, we're just sort

00:37:20.880 of squatting here until we're ready to move into the permanent one. Celine, tell us a little bit more

00:37:25.200 about what you're up to these days. Yeah. So when I'm not doing any reporting, I'm behind the camera or

00:37:32.800 doing a lot of social media work. I've got some projects in the run right now, actually, which is

00:37:37.120 really exciting as well. But that's pretty much it. You travel around too. You're up in Edmonton the

00:37:41.600 other day helping out with Carrie. That's true. Yeah, I was. We filmed quite a few videos together.

00:37:46.240 So you're doing filming. You do some video editing. Is that right? Yeah. Well, that's great. Yeah.

00:37:51.760 And then social media as well. Yeah. Well, I tell you, anyone who's part of that Trucker Convoy,

00:37:56.000 I think you're freedom for life. Now, Angelica, we didn't even meet until today. I mean, that's

00:38:00.880 what happens when you live in a country where there's a segregation and really second-class

00:38:05.680 status for people like you and me who can't fly. Why don't you say hello to our viewers and

00:38:10.080 tell them a little bit about what you do at Rebel News? So I just manage the social media side,

00:38:15.760 work on posting, managing the accounts and stuff like that, and sometimes doing some social cuts

00:38:22.080 here and there. And you're actually a student as well, and you go to the freedom protest pretty

00:38:27.360 much every weekend. Am I right? Yep. All about freedom. And that's the thing I love about Rebel is

00:38:32.640 you know, they expose the truth, the other side of the story, and the truth will set you free.

00:38:37.040 Well, that's amazing. One of the things you might be able to detect here at the office is that the

00:38:40.560 average age of our talent is about half of my age. Now, I'm 50, half a century. Look at this

00:38:46.800 gray hair. That shows wisdom. That shows wisdom and experience. But what a pleasure it is to see that

00:38:53.040 people who are not 50 years old care about freedom. I love to hear that. I love to hear that.

00:38:57.920 Speaking of 50, you know, when you got a room full of 20-somethings, and there's one 30-something in

00:39:03.840 here too, you do need a little bit of gray hair here all the time. And my old friend,

00:39:07.520 Lennon Dunkley, you're now our operations manager, basically for Calgary in the West,

00:39:12.560 bring a little bit of gray hair too. But that means, you know, a little bit of guidance,

00:39:17.520 a little bit of experience, especially when you've got a team of youngsters running around going

00:39:20.560 crazy in a good way. You're sort of the brake pedal sometimes, and they're the gas pedal.

00:39:25.440 Well, I think, as you'll see, the amazing young talent we have here, I take pride upon myself just

00:39:32.080 to help them in doing whatever they need to do so they can continue to put out this great product

00:39:36.640 with the Rebel. Obviously, you and I have known each other for 35 years now, and we've helped each

00:39:43.840 other out many times over the past with various things. And to be able to come out here and make

00:39:48.160 sure that this is going as smoothly as you want it to, it's been a great privilege and a great honor.

00:39:53.040 And meeting these young kids so full of life and so full of ideas, it's been eye-opening for me

00:39:58.080 and gives me great hope for the next generation. Right on. Well, it's funny for you and me to say

00:40:02.480 next generation because it was just five minutes ago we were in high school together. And when I say

00:40:07.040 brake pedal, I think that's the wrong analogy because, you know, you've been helping with a million

00:40:12.560 things, whether it's the documentary premiere or just getting this temporary office going. I think

00:40:18.560 there's a lot of great things, Cook, and I really appreciate that you're here. I'd like to say I'd

00:40:22.320 like to be involved in everything except directly with the journalism because I think that my first

00:40:26.800 week here I tried to suggest some video ideas and Adam, who's about to speak next, quite quickly

00:40:33.360 pointed out that he had already done that in a much, much better way. So that was him being kind

00:40:38.480 to sort of say, okay, old man, let us journalize and you worry about making sure there's beef jerky in

00:40:44.080 the fridge. Well, you know, I joined the editorial board of the National Post when I was 20-something.

00:40:50.640 I don't remember what. I was a writer for the Sun newspapers when I was a teenager, no, 21. And so I

00:41:00.320 always thought of myself as the youngster. And now for people half my age, half our age to pick up the

00:41:06.320 torch of freedom is incredibly gratifying and very hopeful. Um, and, and I'm just thrilled

00:41:13.600 about it. Adam Sose, you've been a reporter on a bunch of different beats. You actually come from

00:41:17.920 the Justice Center for Constitutional Freedoms before you came to us. So that shows your good

00:41:20.880 taste. You've covered a lot of great stories. Uh, I think a lot of people know you probably the best

00:41:25.440 because I think you're the longest standing, uh, person here in our Calgary office. Tell me about

00:41:30.160 your shirt and then tell me what you're up to these days. Well, uh, my shirt is from

00:41:33.680 rebelnewsstore.com. You can use the code Adam10 to get 10% off your first order. But yeah,

00:41:38.720 I am the KG veteran here at the Calgary office. We've been incredibly busy. Obviously we have not

00:41:43.280 forgotten the stories that have been unfolding throughout COVID-19, uh, following the pastors,

00:41:48.000 the businesses, the families that have been sort of torn apart over this. Um, but as we sort of move

00:41:53.040 beyond this, we're keeping an eye to what's moving forward. Obviously, uh, Kian who's behind the

00:41:56.880 camera doing some incredible work, keeping an eye on the great reset. Uh, but we're also sort of

00:42:00.800 telling those Western stories, talking to the small town folks, the ranchers, the farmers who've

00:42:06.000 really been affected getting their stories out there as well. Very much telling the other side

00:42:09.600 of the story. You know, I walked with you guys to lunch, just in a different building and sort of a

00:42:14.160 food court. And there were about eight big screen TV showing CTV news channel. And it was the mayor

00:42:21.760 of Toronto meeting with the premier of Ontario, blah, blah, blah. And I thought here I am in Calgary,

00:42:27.200 the beating heart of the new West. I think that's its motto or something like that.

00:42:31.520 And there's so much cooking in Calgary. There's so many ideas. There's so much industry.

00:42:36.640 And the media that's been force fed to everyone in that room was some boring gossip about two

00:42:42.800 Toronto politicians and no one here cares about. And it just reminded me how Toronto centric,

00:42:50.080 but not even that, just how inside club so detached from anything relevant to the people here.

00:42:58.000 And it just is a reminder of the absolute importance of rebel news. Imagine if we weren't

00:43:04.720 here and we have some friends in true north and Western standard online. We're not alone,

00:43:09.360 although it's pretty lonely. Imagine if all there was, was that homogenized crud being pumped out.

00:43:18.320 Global news, CTV, CBC, there really is no difference amongst them. And if they talk about

00:43:22.800 the West, it's to denounce or to defame the West or to diminish it or to mock it. Maybe it's best that 0.87

00:43:28.800 they don't talk about the West because it would be nothing but condescension. But I'm very, you know,

00:43:33.760 we have an office in Toronto. It's our main office. But to have this team here in Calgary,

00:43:39.280 about eight folks and more to come, I think it's a symbol of where our heart is. I mean,

00:43:46.240 of course our office is in Toronto, but I think our heart's in the West here. And I think you're

00:43:50.320 right on that. I want to talk to Sydney Fazzari. Sydney, you're another transplant from Toronto. 1.00

00:43:54.320 You came out West also. Do you share Mocha's thoughts? I mean, Toronto and Calgary are really

00:43:59.920 quite different. What's the number one thing that strikes you?

00:44:03.520 Well, Toronto and being from the GTA, you really notice that you're in a city that's

00:44:07.680 wrapped in other cities. Whereas in Calgary, there's the downtown, there's the suburbs,

00:44:11.600 and then there's the farmland. And it is, I think, a much more natural way of people working

00:44:16.960 together because you've got people in the farm that are coming to the city. And that connection

00:44:20.480 is bridged a lot easier than it is in Toronto or the GTA, let's say, where a lot of people,

00:44:24.640 especially a lot of the younger people, we kind of get into this zone of we order Uber Eats,

00:44:28.560 we stay home and watch Netflix, and then we take an Uber to work. And our life isn't what it's

00:44:32.880 supposed to be. Whereas out here, a lot of growth is happening.

00:44:35.360 You know, that's a good point. I mean, there is something about outdoor life and seeing the wild,

00:44:40.880 and also knowing where does energy come from? Oh, well, from the plug in the wall. Where does food

00:44:45.360 come from? Oh, from the grocery store. I think there is something to know that maybe city folks

00:44:51.520 don't know. I mean, listen, obviously, I'm a city folk myself, and I'm not putting down the cities.

00:44:58.320 But if you forget that there's another half, if you forget, I think this whole lockdown has been a

00:45:03.680 classist thing. And I'm not a Marxist, but I can see with my eyes that it has been a benefit to the

00:45:08.800 Zoom class, the lockdown class, who works from their laptop at the cottage, hasn't missed a

00:45:14.000 moment's pay, versus what is traditionally called the working class, the delivery people, like the

00:45:20.960 people who never stopped working unless they were forced to stop working because the Zoom class told 0.98

00:45:26.880 them to stop. I mean, I think it really exposed a class divide. And you're talking about Netflix.

00:45:32.320 Well, who got rich off the pandemic? That's a story, too. Whether it's Jeff Bezos or Netflix,

00:45:37.680 and I don't know, I think it's realigned things. And even just in this room, I don't know where

00:45:45.120 people might have been three years ago, if they would have been a New Democrat or a Green Party

00:45:49.440 or a Liberal. If you were a my body, my choice Liberal three years ago, can you really say that

00:45:55.920 under Justin Trudeau? If you were a skeptic of big pharma in the Green Party, can you really

00:46:00.560 be for the Greens today? If you were, I'm for the working man who just got sold out to the

00:46:06.080 corporations because his union wouldn't fight for his right not to be jabbed under the collective

00:46:09.920 agreement, you're still a New Democrat. I think what Rebel News, what I want Rebel News to do is I want

00:46:15.760 to stay connected to those different parts of what I consider our coalition. It's not just our

00:46:20.880 coalition of viewers, it's our coalition of staff. There are people who work for Rebel News today,

00:46:26.400 who I don't think would have even worked for us or known about us or liked us three years ago.

00:46:32.800 People who might have been free spirits or who, I don't know, would not have connected with us.

00:46:39.040 And I don't know if we've changed that much. I think we've always been for freedom and privacy

00:46:44.160 and small government. We've always been skeptics and dissidents and contrarians. I think the world

00:46:49.040 has changed. And I think that there's people in Canada now who have, like, the scales have fallen

00:46:56.560 from their eyes and they now know that they can't trust the establishment like they could before.

00:47:03.280 And it's not just the government that's lost credibility and the courts and the professors.

00:47:09.680 I think the media has probably lost more credibility than anyone and they realize it the least.

00:47:16.080 I don't know. It's great to be here in Calgary. It's just so nice and sunny here.

00:47:19.520 And it's great to see all of you. And it is my hope that soon we will be in a permanent building

00:47:25.280 and the Royal Bank can't keep us out. And I'll have more news on that when I'm ready to share it.

00:47:29.840 But it's really great to travel again. And it's great to be around a young team led by my old friend

00:47:35.920 Lennon, who's got some gray hair like me. And I really believe that we tell the other story. We do it

00:47:41.600 every day. And I really believe that we fight for freedom. So that's it from here in Calgary. I'm not

00:47:46.640 going to read your letters today. I'm going to be in Calgary for one more day back in Toronto on

00:47:51.200 Wednesday. Until I see you next, on behalf of all of us here at Rebels Western Outpost,

00:47:56.720 to you at home. Good night and keep fighting for freedom.

00:48:09.440 And did your office or any other office pressure Commissioner Lucky or negotiate with Commissioner

00:48:16.480 Lucky to release specific information about those killings to help advance gun legislation?

00:48:21.360 Would those conversations have been appropriate? And do you still have confidence in the Commissioner

00:48:24.880 to lead the RCMP? Well, absolutely not on the pressure. We did not put any undue influence or

00:48:33.200 pressure. It is extremely important to highlight that it is only the RCMP. It is only

00:48:39.280 police that determine what and when to release information. Canada's largest mass shooting is

00:48:44.560 quickly morphing into what may be one of the country's largest scandals. And it involves the

00:48:49.920 RCMP, the Liberal government and our trusted institutions being corrupted by Trudeau. That's

00:48:56.320 why Rebel News is sending myself and my colleague Lincoln Jay all the way out to Nova Scotia so that we

00:49:02.080 can bring you first-hand on-the-scene reports from the official inquiry into the RCMP's response to the

00:49:09.760 mass shooting. It's also why we are asking for help from those of you who want to be informed by

00:49:16.480 journalists who are completely independent from the government and who are going to be there where

00:49:23.360 the news is unfolding instead of sitting behind a screen. So if that's you, please open up another

00:49:30.240 browser tab and help us recoup the cost to bring you the reports on the Trudeau RCMP scandal at FireLucky.com.

00:49:43.520 Drea Humphrey here with Rebel News and like so many Canadians, I am shocked about the information that

00:49:48.880 continues to pour out from the ongoing public inquiry into Canada's worst mass shooting. That is the April

00:49:56.320 2020 massacre where denturous Gabriel Wartman disguised himself as a police officer and went on a killing

00:50:03.520 spree that took the lives of 22 people in Nova Scotia. But that may not have been the only person

00:50:10.800 at the time disguised as someone who is supposed to be serving and protecting Canadians but wasn't.

00:50:16.880 Evidence that's poured out of the public inquiry, which is called the Mass Casualty Commission,

00:50:22.640 suggests that while Canadians were in shock and in grief and the victims' families were preparing to

00:50:28.480 bury their slayed loved ones, the Trudeau Liberal government and their pet RCMP Commissioner Brenda

00:50:35.360 Luckey were busy colluding and scheming and plotting on how best to exploit the massacre to further the

00:50:42.640 Liberals' political gun ban agenda against law-abiding firearm owners. Were they hatching some sort of

00:50:50.320 sinister scheme to deflect from the RCMP's failure to act on the information that they had about

00:50:56.480 Wartman by pivoting to scapegoat a law-abiding group that the killer wasn't even a part of? I say

00:51:02.960 this or ask this question because every single firearm in Wartman's possession was illegal. This scandal is

00:51:09.680 a disgrace. Documents released by the commission last Tuesday detail Commissioner Luckey as pressuring

00:51:15.200 Nova Scotia Mounties during a meeting to prematurely release certain details about the guns that Wartman

00:51:21.360 used during his rampage, even though the Mounties told her that if they did so, it would risk damaging

00:51:27.520 the investigation. Now, why would Luckey insert herself that way, you ask? Well, according to the

00:51:33.360 notes of Superintendent Darren Campbell, a respected member of the RCMP, Luckey expressed disappointment

00:51:39.520 during a meeting with the Mounties for not obeying her politically-driven guidance. She had apparently

00:51:45.280 made a promise to the Minister of Public Safety at the time, Bill Blair, and Prime Minister Trudeau's

00:51:50.880 office that such details would be released, and that promise was apparently linked to the Liberal

00:51:56.720 government's pending gun ban legislation at the time. The release of details that could compromise the

00:52:03.600 investigation could help the Liberals win their gun control agenda, but was Luckey seriously willing to

00:52:10.480 sacrifice the investigation and the little bit of justice the families deserved just to help the Trudeau Liberals.

00:52:17.680 The meeting took place 10 days after the mass murder, and three days after that, Trudeau regulated the

00:52:24.640 following. Effective immediately, it is no longer permitted to buy, sell, transport, import,

00:52:33.840 or use military-grade assault weapons in this country. But that's not all. On Friday, we learned,

00:52:42.720 thanks to the commission, that the government, the Department of Justice to be exact, originally withheld

00:52:49.040 four of Superintendent Campbell's notes that detailed the allegations of political interference. And this is

00:52:56.480 despite them being subpoenaed to release all of the RCMP's files on the investigation, which means two years

00:53:03.040 later, the government is still throwing a wrench into this investigation of Canada's deadliest shooting.

00:53:09.600 Now, of course, you can find out the details about everything I just said, including the Department of Justice's

00:53:15.680 response to that, by clicking on the written article for this report that's linked below in the description. But my

00:53:22.240 question is, should be everybody's question as well, is what are we going to find out next? And what, if anything,

00:53:28.160 is still in hiding? And since this involves Trudeau and his buddy at the head of the RCMP, can we really

00:53:36.320 trust his state broadcaster, the CBC, to cover the findings transparently? That's why myself and Lincoln

00:53:43.840 Jay are teaming up to cover this week's proceedings for you in person in Halifax. You'll hear what happens

00:53:51.120 right away through our live tweet coverage of the proceedings, and you'll also get video reports to

00:53:57.280 fill you in with more context of what's going down. And you'll also learn what we learn as we learn it,

00:54:03.600 as we go through the communities that were directly affected from this traveling massacre. It's taken an

00:54:11.760 independent public inquiry to make sure that you've become aware of any of this Trudeau RCMP scandal,

00:54:19.360 and it should take an independent news outlet like Rebel News to make sure that you're fully aware of

00:54:25.440 everything about it. Unlike over 95% of the media in Canada who take money from the Trudeau government's

00:54:31.600 media bailout, we are only accountable to you. But we also rely on you as well. So that is why we are

00:54:39.120 asking you for your help, not to profit off of this important story, but simply to cover the expenses

00:54:46.080 involved in covering it, which is for things like economy flights, meals on the go, modest hotel

00:54:53.200 accommodations, transportation, including gas and a rental car to get to and from the communities and

00:54:59.040 back and forth from the airport. And in total, we're estimating the cost to be just shy of $5,500.

00:55:06.720 So if you can please help us out with recouping those costs, you can go to our special website

00:55:13.040 called FireLucky.com to help us do so. And you guessed it, with a URL like that, you can also sign

00:55:20.720 our petition there while you're at it to demand that the head of the RCMP, Brenda Lucky, be fired from her 1.00

00:55:27.360 position as commissioner to make room for someone Canadians can trust to not be influenced by political

00:55:34.320 agendas ever, let alone during something as devastating as the country's worst mass shooting.

00:55:41.120 Who knows, maybe it will even be to make room for someone like Superintendent Darren Campbell.

00:55:47.520 I'm Drea Humphrey for Rebel News.

00:55:52.240 Lincoln and I are honored to be going to Halifax to bring you reports you can trust

00:55:56.720 on the Trudeau RCMP scandal. Thank you for everybody who is heading to

00:56:01.200 FireLucky.com to help us cover the costs to do so.

Rebel News Podcast - June 28, 2022

EZRA LEVANT ｜ Justin Trudeau proposes abortion tourism for American women who want to control their own bodies — but only if they agree to be vaxxed

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