Rebel News Podcast - EZRA LEVANT ｜ Our plan to stop Trudeau's C-11 censorship law

00:00:00.180 Hello, my friends. On Friday, I told you about C-11. That's the censorship law that was passed,

00:00:06.680 rammed through the Senate. I said I was going to do something about it. In today's show,

00:00:10.620 I'll outline the four things I'm going to do. And I'd like to invite you to help me do these

00:00:15.040 four things. It's all about the website StopC11.com. So please watch the show. And if you're listening

00:00:22.260 to it as a podcast, consider getting the video version of this podcast. Go to rebelnewsplus.com.

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00:00:32.560 the video version. I do the show every weeknight, as you know. And the money helps pay our bills

00:00:38.320 because we do not take money from Trudeau and it shows. All right, here's today's podcast.

00:00:47.340 You're listening to a Rebel News Podcast.

00:00:49.760 Tonight, our plan to stop Trudeau's C-11 censorship law. It's May 1st, and this is

00:01:04.000 The Ezra Levant Show.

00:01:05.540 You're fighting for freedom! 0.66

00:01:08.600 Shame on you, you censorious bug!

00:01:20.460 For more than a year, we've been ringing the alarm about Trudeau's censorship plans.

00:01:25.740 Well, they're here now. His bill to nationalize control of the internet,

00:01:29.080 to make it subject to his legal control, was rammed through the Senate last week.

00:01:35.160 I'll tell you more in a moment, but my purpose today isn't so much to report the news

00:01:38.920 as to tell you what we're going to do about it in the hopes that you'll join us.

00:01:44.100 We've set up a website at stopc11.com where we've laid out the plan and where you can go

00:01:50.620 to help. I'll get back to that website in a moment, but first, some quick background.

00:01:55.360 Trudeau has proposed four different censorship laws, each one more punitive than the one before.

00:02:02.620 The first one, Bill C-11, is the most important one because it declares that websites are legally

00:02:08.200 now the same as old-fashioned TV and radio stations, and so Trudeau's CRTC regulator can tell them

00:02:15.580 what to do. It says companies like Facebook and YouTube and Twitter and Rumble are now broadcasters

00:02:21.560 like radio stations, and they can be regulated by Trudeau. Take a look here at the things Trudeau

00:02:28.800 plans to do to these internet broadcasters. Here's the list of conditions. That's actually

00:02:34.440 what it's called in the law, conditions that Trudeau says internet companies have to obey

00:02:39.740 to be allowed in Canada. Section 9.11a, for example, says Trudeau can determine the proportion

00:02:48.040 of programs to be broadcast that shall be Canadian programs and the proportion of time

00:02:54.160 that shall be devoted to the broadcasting of Canadian programs. So the number of programs

00:02:59.220 of the amount of time. That's very detailed programming by Trudeau. This applies to music,

00:03:05.460 to TV shows, to movies, and it applies to news content like Rebel News too. Just look through

00:03:12.560 these conditions here, the amount of French language content, the amount of diversity content. And I'm

00:03:18.340 sure Elon Musk will love this one. They have to disclose financial or commercial information to

00:03:23.360 Trudeau. Now, to me, the scariest part of these conditions is 9.11e, which forces the internet

00:03:31.220 companies to promote the content that Trudeau's regulator tells them to promote. They call that

00:03:37.480 discoverability. For example, when YouTube or Facebook suggests a video for you,

00:03:41.940 your for you page, that's based on their algorithm. It's actually based on your own

00:03:47.400 viewing habits. No more. This section in the law says Trudeau can regulate, quote,

00:03:53.940 the presentation of programs and programming services for selection by the public.

00:04:00.280 So now Trudeau can tell Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, Rumble, Netflix, Spotify, whoever,

00:04:05.820 which videos to promote and which videos not to promote, which ones to boost and which ones

00:04:11.420 to hide. Gee, I wonder what he's going to do with news sources that he doesn't like.

00:04:17.880 Organizations, organizations like yours, yours, that continue to spread misinformation and

00:04:25.480 disinformation. I won't call it a media organization. Your group of individuals need to take accountability,

00:04:33.660 polarization that we're seeing in this country. It's disappointing to see the Conservatives

00:04:39.120 engage in peddling, engage in peddling, rebel media, rebel media, conspiracy theories.

00:04:44.840 Yeah, he hates Rebel News. He just can't stop obsessing over us.

00:04:48.500 Bonjour, M. Trudeau, Alexandre pour Rebel News. Donc, M. Trudeau, je vais revenir rapidement

00:04:53.720 sur ce qui s'est passé hier. Vous avez déabolisé l'un des rares médias qui ne reçoit pas

00:04:59.180 d'argent du gouvernement. Vous avez exprimé votre opinion en disant que nous propageons

00:05:04.060 la désinformation. Si c'était vrai et si c'était le cas, la Cour fédérale ne nous aurait

00:05:11.240 pas permis d'être ici aujourd'hui. Je suis moi-même scientifique et je me base sur les faits.

00:05:16.620 Ma question est la suivante. L'Israël est l'un des pays les plus vaccinés au monde.

00:05:23.760 Ils sont rendus maintenant à leur quatrième rappel de vaccin. Ils ne considèrent plus

00:05:28.120 que ceux qui ont reçu deux doses de vaccin sont pleinement vaccinés.

00:05:33.480 Ma question est, plusieurs Canadiens ne désirent pas avoir un rappel de vaccin.

00:05:41.980 Allez-vous leur enlever leurs privilèges reliés au passeport vaccinal?

00:05:50.500 Et aurez-vous l'obligence de répondre à ma question en tant que premier ministre

00:05:55.460 ou allez-vous encore diaboliser mon média?

00:05:59.540 J'ai partagé ma perspective sur ton organisation hier soir. J'ai plus rien à dire.

00:06:04.560 Ça demande bien qui vous faisait. Merci.

00:06:07.240 Can you imagine putting Trudeau in charge of what you can see or hear on the internet

00:06:12.120 and letting him command the internet companies in the way I've just listed in the law?

00:06:18.340 That is the law now. And like I say, he has three more laws lined up right after this one,

00:06:24.540 including a law that would allow the Trudeau government to literally ban a website

00:06:29.100 and doesn't like to ban it. They seem really excited about that.

00:06:32.900 Envision having blocking orders. I mean, that's that maybe it's not, you know, it's a it would be

00:06:43.280 it would likely be a last result, last result, nuclear bomb in a toolbox of mechanism for regulators.

00:06:55.540 Three more censorship laws to come, including one that has fines of tens of thousands of dollars.

00:07:00.580 If you publish something offensive online, even if you were just a kid when you did it,

00:07:05.300 it's actually in the law. But all of those laws depend on the one that was just passed last week, C-11.

00:07:12.080 Because none of this works if Trudeau doesn't give himself the jurisdiction, the power

00:07:16.520 to regulate what you see, hear or say on the internet. That's what's new.

00:07:21.180 And he just did that in C-11. So what are you going to do about it?

00:07:26.620 I mean, you can talk about it. You can tell people about it. You can learn more about it yourself.

00:07:31.560 And that's good. But it is passive. I think that's being a bit of a spectator in life,

00:07:37.280 which is what most journalists are, by the way. We're reporters. We're voyeurs even.

00:07:42.920 We're not doers. We report on other people who do things.

00:07:46.060 That's one of my favorite things about Rebel News. Every once in a while,

00:07:50.340 we get involved to do things, not just to talk about things. And sometimes

00:07:55.020 we can really make a difference. We crowdfunded lawyers to defend more than 2,500 people

00:08:01.260 during the lockdowns. And we challenged the worst of the lockdown laws and mandates in court.

00:08:07.840 We're still defending close to 100 truckers, by the way.

00:08:10.620 More directly relevant, we went to court to fight against Trudeau's censorship before,

00:08:17.640 and we beat him twice in a row in 2019 and then 2021. Those two federal elections,

00:08:24.920 Trudeau banned Rebel News and other independent media from attending the election debates.

00:08:30.200 It was a real David versus Goliath fight twice, and we won both times. So it's hard. It's an uphill

00:08:36.260 battle, but it is possible to beat him. And as Wayne Gretzky always said, you miss 100% of the shots

00:08:43.420 you don't take. Well, let's take a shot. In fact, I've got four shots I think we can take. Let me tell

00:08:49.700 you the four things I think could make a real difference. And I'd like to invite you to join

00:08:54.760 with us. Here's the four things. Number one, visit StopC11.com. It's a special website we've set up

00:09:02.760 with all of our reporting on C-11. You can see videos where we go through the law line by line.

00:09:08.780 You can see our reporting on how the law was rammed through. You can see what critics are saying that

00:09:14.000 this law will do to internet freedom. It's basically our one-stop shop for people to learn about the law.

00:09:19.820 That's StopC11.com. Check it out. Number two, sign the petition. At StopC11.com, you'll see on the

00:09:28.200 right-hand side of the page, a petition to the heritage minister to repeal the law. Now, obviously,

00:09:34.500 the current heritage minister isn't going to listen to us. He's a Trudeau puppet. He does whatever his 0.55

00:09:39.840 master says. In fact, sometimes I wonder if he's even read the law. Listen to him lie with a straight

00:09:44.700 face about that discoverability algorithm. It's understood that it's not about creators,

00:09:51.620 online creators, because it is not. Think about it. People are saying, oh my God,

00:09:56.340 they're going to be watching us and passing a judgment on my content. It's millions of videos

00:10:02.520 every day that are uploaded. Actually, who could check that? First, we're not interested. But even

00:10:06.880 if we were, who could do that? It's impossible. But you might be creating through these new

00:10:11.420 regulations a different way of sort of a different algorithm, basically. No, we're not touching

00:10:17.480 algorithm. I mean, I literally just showed you section 9.11, where the law specifically requires

00:10:24.480 YouTube and Facebook and the rest of them to promote or demote whatever the government tells

00:10:29.020 them to. It's in black and white. Has he even read the bill? So he won't listen to the petition,

00:10:34.700 obviously, but maybe the next heritage minister will, especially if the conservatives win the next

00:10:39.360 election. But the point is, we can get, I think we can get 100,000 or more signatures. And if we can do

00:10:45.860 that, we can show the entire country that real Canadians do not support the idea of Trudeau

00:10:52.460 controlling the internet. So please sign the petition. And that will also let us keep in

00:10:57.180 touch with you about news from our battle. Number three, go to the public hearings and speak out.

00:11:04.860 Look, Trudeau and his puppet Pablo Rodriguez probably won't listen to you. I mean, they didn't

00:11:09.240 even listen to members of their own party who called for amendments to this bill, who worried about this

00:11:14.280 bill. They laughed in the face of any amendments. But we have to show the world that only Trudeau

00:11:20.220 shills and Trudeau cronies support this. I showed you on Friday that the government has announced

00:11:27.340 that they're going to have public hearings across the country. That's sort of weird to pass the law

00:11:31.940 and then have hearings about it. Like I say, they will most likely ignore everything they hear there,

00:11:36.940 but the rest of the world won't ignore them. My goal is that every Canadian who rejects Trudeau

00:11:43.660 controlling the internet shows up to speak at these hearings. By the thousand. I don't just want

00:11:51.980 Liberal Party hacks there going to salute their corrupt leader. I want normal people there to show

00:11:57.060 up and to speak truth to power and to let the government know and to let the rest of Canada know

00:12:01.240 that we don't accept China-style censorship. We don't let our politicians control the internet.

00:12:06.200 So when the list of public hearings is made public, when it's published on the government website,

00:12:12.420 we will let you know where and we will invite you to attend in your area. We'll even put together

00:12:17.860 helpful fact sheets about C-11 to help you speak with confidence and knowledge at these consultations.

00:12:24.540 I know in my bones that the only people who actually support C-11 are insiders, either Liberal

00:12:30.560 Party insiders or people that Trudeau shovels money to. No normal people would support this sort of

00:12:37.060 censorship. Who would let Justin Trudeau choose what you watch and hear and read? We have to prove

00:12:43.840 that normal people don't support this. In massive numbers, we have to prove it. So when those public

00:12:48.320 hearings are scheduled, we will post them on stopc11.com along with helpful fact sheets to assist you

00:12:53.560 in your remarks. Number four, this is the big one, constitutional litigation. You know, it's the

00:13:03.360 most expensive of the four steps. Step one is the website. Step two is the petition. Step three are the

00:13:09.380 public hearings. But in a way, all of those are still just talk, right? Step four is about going to a

00:13:16.220 court and asking a judge to block this law on the basis of our Charter of Rights and Freedoms. In short,

00:13:22.400 this law will infringe on our fundamental freedoms. If our charter means anything, it must stop Trudeau

00:13:29.760 from commandeering the internet. The constitutional challenge has to be done right by experienced

00:13:37.780 lawyers who are used to high-stakes litigation, who have done constitutional challenges, who are used to

00:13:43.640 fighting long odds. The lawsuit has to be smart because Trudeau will throw everything he has at

00:13:49.560 defending it. When we challenged Trudeau in 2021 in the federal court, we had one lawyer.

00:13:56.920 Trudeau threw seven lawyers at us. He'll do anything to win. So we have to be good, which is why we need

00:14:04.500 to move first. I don't want someone else out there to challenge the law with a weak lawyer or a weak

00:14:09.400 argument. I don't want a wobbly case to be the test case to set a bad precedent. I want the best foot

00:14:16.680 forward with the best plaintiffs and the best lawyers and the best arguments. That should be the one

00:14:21.920 that sets the precedent. Obviously, Rebel News is going to be a plaintiff. I've heard other journalists

00:14:26.440 call C-11 the kill rebel law. It's so obvious. But other independent journalists and content creators

00:14:33.520 should be part of the lawsuit too. So it's not just us. In fact, the more plaintiffs, the better if they have

00:14:39.780 a genuine interest in this case. And if you have a genuine interest as a potential plaintiff,

00:14:46.100 send me an email to ezra at rebelnews.com if you think you're in a position to join the lawsuit

00:14:52.460 if you have standing in the matter. I'm not talking about a class action. I'm talking about journalists

00:14:58.020 or other content creators who are at risk from this censorship law. And finally, there's no other

00:15:04.620 way to say it. We're going to need up to $500,000 to fight this battle. And it's probably going to

00:15:11.780 take us years. Sorry, that's just the facts. I know this from years of litigation on these other

00:15:18.360 matters, including the lockdown law. So we need good lawyers who know their stuff, who will fight like

00:15:24.620 lions, who are ready for the government's likely responses, who can match the government's experts

00:15:30.420 with our experts, who can go toe-to-toe with the Justice Department and their hired guns from the

00:15:36.200 private sector. It's a hard thing to do, but we've done it before. We've done it before, and we've won.

00:15:44.240 Look, I think we have to do this now. If we don't do this, who will? Who will launch a serious lawsuit

00:15:49.780 with serious lawyers with disdain power to fight this as long as it takes, even if it takes years?

00:15:55.660 I think it has to be us. Who else is going to do it? The CBC? The Canadian Association of Journalists

00:16:03.500 whose members only care about getting more government subsidies from Trudeau? They're on

00:16:07.760 his side. It has to be us. And by us, I mean you too. Will you please join with me in our four-point

00:16:18.380 plan to stop C-11? Justin Trudeau is obsessed with controlling what Canadians can read

00:16:25.240 or C. He already owns the CBC, the state broadcaster, and he controls the rest of Canada's TV and radio

00:16:32.220 stations through the government regulator called the CRTC. And recently, he has plowed hundreds of

00:16:37.120 millions of dollars into newspapers to shape their narrative too. The internet is the last free place,

00:16:45.100 which is why he seeks to rule over it. But the internet is supposed to be free.

00:16:50.240 Join me in our four-point plan. Go to StopC11.com. Sign the petition. Go to a public hearing in your

00:16:59.100 area to speak truth to power and help us challenge this law in court by chipping in to help cover our

00:17:05.020 legal fees or even by joining us as a plaintiff in the lawsuit. Trudeau thinks this is over.

00:17:11.220 You saw Pablo Rodriguez. He's practically giddy. The fight to stop C-11 is bigger than all other fights 1.00

00:17:19.800 because if we lose the ability to speak freely on the internet, if we lose control of the internet to

00:17:26.240 Trudeau, well, good luck in ever fighting anything again. Go to StopC11.com and together, let's fight for freedom.

00:17:41.220 Welcome back. Well, it is May the 1st. That's not an important day to some people, but to socialists

00:17:54.100 and communists, May Day is a day of action and rage. And there's a long tradition in France of street 0.78

00:18:01.540 protests that turn downright violent, bloody, smoky, and tear gassy. I should point out that despite all

00:18:09.280 that, France does not invoke the emergencies act like timid Trudeau did with some honking of horns

00:18:16.880 from some truckers. There's very large protests going on in France, and it would be inaccurate to

00:18:24.960 say that they're merely left-wing protests. In fact, there has been a general discontent among the

00:18:31.140 populace towards Emmanuel Macron and his globalist policies. You might recall the yellow vest,

00:18:38.700 the gilets jaunes movement, was actually a protest started by truckers and drivers against a carbon

00:18:47.400 tax and the bizarre rule that they had to have a yellow vest in their glove box. Indeed, these days,

00:18:54.040 France is positively roiling by protests, left, right, and center. So we went to try and find out

00:19:01.020 a little bit more about it. As you know, we have two rebels based in the UK. So it's a quick jaunt for

00:19:07.500 them from London to Paris. And joining me now from the streets of Paris is our friend Callum Smiles,

00:19:15.020 who is battling teary eyes from tear gas. Callum, looks like you're having a bit of trouble

00:19:21.200 talking. Tell me what you've seen and done today.

00:19:25.600 Well, as we've seen, I'm not seeing very much right now. My eyes and lungs are full of tear gas.

00:19:33.200 But Paris is full of protests. I've spoken to some people. They say they think this is actually

00:19:39.560 the biggest protest they've ever actually seen. I saw rumors on Twitter about over a million. I can't

00:19:46.420 confirm that. But, you know, a few people were talking about it. This piece of marble here landed

00:19:53.380 just at my feet. And about five, 10 minutes ago, well, I've spoken to some people today who've lost

00:20:02.220 eyes previously at previous protests. And about five, 10 minutes ago, a tear gas canister went about

00:20:09.820 half a foot over my head. So I was nearly one of them. It's certainly been interesting.

00:20:17.900 Well, spin around a little bit so we can see, pan around so we can see behind you.

00:20:23.800 Tell us where you are and what we're looking at there.

00:20:28.260 So there's a really large roundabout at the end of Boulevard Voltaire, literally all the

00:20:37.380 way over there on the roundabout is full of protesters. And then I'll show you over here.

00:20:45.240 And then behind is the majority of the police. And they have this kind of cat and mouse game

00:20:51.040 where the protesters will be throwing things, i.e. that piece of marble I just showed you.

00:20:58.220 And then the police will rush in with tear gas. They've used a water cannon. They're going with

00:21:05.400 batons. And like I said, the best way to describe it is a game of cat and mouse.

00:21:10.300 Now, I started off by saying May Day is traditionally a day for leftists. Is this a left-wing protest?

00:21:17.560 Is it an everybody protest? Is it a people versus the powerful protest? What exactly are they talking

00:21:24.540 about? Why are they motivated to protest? It is typically or usually a very left-wing protest.

00:21:31.960 There is a large left-wing presence here. But this is an issue that's almost united all of France.

00:21:39.360 It seems to be the people against Macron and his police. We've seen a large number of

00:21:46.660 firemen. Oh, I don't know if you can see over my shoulder there. There's a fire in the park.

00:21:53.760 But this is almost a unified, in the strangest of ways, a unifying moment here in France.

00:22:02.500 Okay. But what is the substance of the protest? So the protest, you say, is beyond just the

00:22:10.060 traditional left-wing. But what are the issues? If you ask people, why are you here? What would

00:22:16.600 they say?

00:22:18.880 The problem everyone has here is the lack of democracy. They are saying that Emmanuel Macron

00:22:26.040 has undemocratically raised the state pension age without the consensus of the people.

00:22:35.020 Are there other issues besides raising the age of retirement in an undemocratic fashion?

00:22:43.680 Well, there's been a general bubbling throughout Europe, especially in the UK,

00:22:48.780 against this idea of this cost-of-living crisis, which many people are saying is artificially

00:22:55.860 inflated, that it's actually not being caused by anything that should cause inflation. However,

00:23:02.840 many people are saying this is actually the government artificially inflating things to

00:23:09.300 make the people poorer and to get rid of the middle class. 0.95

00:23:14.760 Well, listen, I'm glad you're over there. Stay safe. Looks like you got a good helmet on. I saw you

00:23:18.740 earlier with a gas mask on, which I suppose you need from that tear gas. It looks like it really

00:23:23.340 stings and it must hurt the lungs too. Well, listen, good luck out there. Stay safe and do your best to

00:23:29.740 find out. Oh, looks like we got things in the middle of the action.

00:23:34.060 So, this is that game of cat and mouse I was telling you about. So, the police now rush out, they throw the tear gas canisters, which I'm not looking forward to coming back again.

00:23:48.040 And then, they will almost, sometimes, they detain the people who they think are causing the trouble.

00:23:54.140 They rush out in, almost like the Roman tortoise defensive formation, you know, with the shields above and in front.

00:24:02.840 Grab those they think causing problems, take them away, detain them. And so, the game continues.

00:24:09.300 Huh. Well, thank you for it. That's very exciting. I'll let you go put your goggles back on. That looks like a very thick tear gas.

00:24:18.820 I'd love to see, in the hours and days ahead, I'm not sure how long you're going to be there for.

00:24:23.520 I'd love to see Parisians and other French explain what it is about their country that has gone so wrong and to whom they ascribe it.

00:24:34.000 Macron is the consummate globalist. He's, like Trudeau and Jacinda Ardern, there's no bad idea that he doesn't get behind.

00:24:43.040 I'd like to hear it, not just criticisms from the left, but from the right and the center, why are these the largest protests?

00:24:49.940 And I'd also like to hear from Frenchmen, why do they think this is not getting wide coverage overseas?

00:24:56.360 I mean, these are enormous protests. You mentioned a million people or more.

00:25:01.540 I wonder why. And is it that? Is it because Macron is a favorite of the globalist set?

00:25:07.440 Callum, stay safe out there. I look forward to all your reports at France on the edge dot com.

00:25:13.360 That's a page where we'll put it all. Stay safe, my friend.

00:25:17.080 Thank you. All right. There you have it.

00:25:19.520 Callum smiles from our U.K. office in the streets of Paris.

00:25:24.220 Very interesting. Stay with us. More ahead.

00:25:40.300 Hey, welcome back. Your letters to me.

00:25:42.200 T.J.C. 71 says Tamera Leach should be nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize for her fight against human rights abuse.

00:25:50.320 I actually think if I recall, I think she might have been.

00:25:53.420 I think she should definitely get the order of Canada.

00:25:55.960 And I don't know if there's an order of Alberta, but if there is, she should get it.

00:25:59.740 If she was a woman of the left, she would have those things already. 0.68

00:26:04.040 Someone with I think it's the nickname.

00:26:05.920 I mean, maybe it's the name their mama gave them.

00:26:07.620 Beep, beep, boop says seems strange that there are so many politicians that would vote C-11 in in the wake of finding out Trudeau took $400,000 from Chinese Communist Party and all the censorship and lying he has done.

00:26:20.880 Seems like they must all have something to hide.

00:26:22.920 Oh, they're all in on it.

00:26:25.180 I see the news today that there is a diplomat from China in Canada.

00:26:30.840 And when you when you're a diplomat, you have to show your credentials and be approved.

00:26:34.340 Governments can't just choose what diplomat to send to another country.

00:26:38.200 They need that other country's approval.

00:26:39.460 So there is a diplomat in this country from Communist China whose credentials have been accepted by Canada, who was in charge of smearing and threatening a Canadian MP's family back in Hong Kong.

00:26:53.240 Michael Chong is the MP.

00:26:55.000 His family back in Hong Kong was punished by Communist Party because of Michael Chong's comments here in Canada.

00:27:02.180 And Trudeau knew about that and kept that a secret.

00:27:05.560 It was only revealed in the Globe and Mail today.

00:27:07.340 How crazy is that?

00:27:08.940 They're all in on it.

00:27:11.580 Newfie 101 says, Alberta needs to separate from Canada and join the U.S.

00:27:16.220 They have a constitution to protect citizens' rights.

00:27:19.580 You know, I'm not sure if joining the U.S. would be a better answer than being independent.

00:27:25.080 But I tell you one thing, if Alberta were to secede from Canada in some way, either to become independent, to become part of some Western Canadian entity, or, yeah, join the U.S.,

00:27:35.800 I think the dominoes would fall because how long would Saskatchewan stick around?

00:27:40.600 Frankly, I think B.C. would probably take the opportunity to get out, too.

00:27:44.100 And would the rest of Canada want to stay in a confederation where Ontario had the majority of all the votes and the seats?

00:27:52.500 I think it would crack things open, but what would reemerge from it would likely be fairer and more democratic.

00:28:00.340 How could it be more unfair?

00:28:02.540 Well, I suppose things can always get worse.

00:28:04.400 That's what conservatives know, am I right?

00:28:05.960 That's our show for today.

00:28:08.320 Hey, by the way, check out StopC11.com.

00:28:10.880 Tell me what you think.

00:28:12.660 Until tomorrow, on behalf of all of us here at Rebel World Headquarters, to you at home, good night.

00:28:18.080 And keep fighting for freedom.

00:28:19.080 We'll be right back.

Rebel News Podcast - May 01, 2023

EZRA LEVANT ｜ Our plan to stop Trudeau's C-11 censorship law

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