Rebel News Podcast - August 19, 2023


EZRA LEVANT ｜ Rebel News' best reports from out in the field

Topics
field reports field report contaminated water problems homelessness
Mentioned
Chrystia Freeland Sheila Gunn-Reed Justin Trudeau Rebel News Wooo Albert Bourla David Menzies Mark Avi Yamini Harrison Faulkner Derek Fildebrandt Heather Heather Andrew Lawton Bill Kristol Lincoln Jay Roxham Road Kaplan-Murk Lethbridge Lemieux Coutts and 6 more
DAILY Roundup ｜ Yellowknife evacuation, Trudeau Liberals mull 'far-right game plan', CCP influence DAILY Roundup ｜ Trudeau under fire as Canada burns, CBC trans propaganda, Ontario safe supply review

Episode Stats


Length

32 minutes

Words per minute

152.65

Word count

4,933

Sentence count

541

Harmful content

Misogyny

18

sentences flagged

Toxicity

52

sentences flagged

Hate speech

12

sentences flagged


Summary

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In this episode, Ezra LeVant talks about the importance of being out in the world, in the field, and what makes a good field report. He also talks about his favourite field report he's ever done, and why a field report is so important to him.

Transcript

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00:00:00.000 Hello, my friends. Today is a fun episode. It's the best of Rebel Field Reports. That's just like
00:00:05.280 what it sounds. It's us out in the world, out in the field, getting stories. And you never know
00:00:10.160 what you're going to find when you're out amongst the people. So some of our best videos are field
00:00:14.820 reports. Hey, I want you to see this, not just hear it on the podcast. So to see it, you have
00:00:20.800 to get your Rebel News Plus subscription. It's eight bucks a month. You get access to my nightly
00:00:25.680 show, Sheila Gunn-Reed's weekly show. And that eight bucks might not sound like a lot to you,
00:00:30.780 but it really adds up for us. It's how we pay our bills, given that we've been demonetized by YouTube
00:00:35.740 and Trudeau would never give us money, not that we would ever take it from him.
00:00:39.820 So that's rebelnewsplus.com. All right, here's today's podcast.
00:00:55.680 Tonight, the best of Rebel Field Reports. It's August 18th, and this is the Ezra LeVant Show.
00:01:08.460 Shame on you, you censorious bug.
00:01:20.040 Hey, great to see you. We call Rebel Field Reports anything that the Rebel
00:01:25.480 does outside in the world. Now, most of the time, our reporters are out in the world,
00:01:30.040 but a field report typically means we're on a bit of an adventure. For example, right now,
00:01:34.820 we've sent a small crew, Alexa LaVoie and Lincoln Jay, and frankly, I might go and join them,
00:01:40.940 to do a special report from the shocking and tragic and life-destroying wildfires in Maui.
00:01:50.000 Oh, this is no vacation. So right now, those intrepid reporters are out there
00:01:55.040 trying to see what's going on. Sometimes field reports are not that dramatic. Sometimes,
00:01:59.600 for example, it's us going down to Lethbridge to cover the trial of Arthur Pavlovsky or
00:02:04.940 some of the Coutts truckers who were charged with crime. Sometimes a field report is when we collected
00:02:09.640 a petition and we hand deliver it to a decision maker. One of my favorites was when Sheila Gunn-Reed
00:02:15.380 accosted that mask aficionado in Ottawa. I don't know. Field reports are really anything we do out
00:02:22.780 in the field. It's sort of obvious, but when we decided at Rebel News to make going in the field
00:02:27.720 our priority rather than just commentaries in the studio, I think it really changed things. If you
00:02:32.240 were to ask me the number one impactful video we've done, well, I couldn't answer you because
00:02:38.280 there's so many, but the one that I guess is close to my heart because I was in it along with Avi
00:02:44.560 Yamini was when we were on an excursion, on a field trip to the World Economic Forum in Davos. Now,
00:02:51.680 of course, we were not accredited. We were not allowed in. We were sort of meandering around the
00:02:56.780 secure perimeter. And who did we spot? But Albert Bourla, the chief executive of Pfizer,
00:03:03.220 it was an adrenaline rush. I saw him and I knew we had just moments to get our best questions
00:03:11.680 together. Like, you've been thinking about Albert Bourla now for 30 seconds since I mentioned it,
00:03:16.500 but I tell you, we saw him and in five seconds we were on him. And we didn't know, would we have him
00:03:22.320 at our disposal for 30 seconds or 10 minutes? And so we tried to muster the best questions we could.
00:03:28.620 I was sort of stammering a bit, but then Avi came in. That's a field report. And I think it made,
00:03:33.220 all the difference in the world. What do I mean? Anyone can have an opinion. And there are some
00:03:37.660 people whose opinion I value very much. I learn a lot from them. But an opinion on what? An opinion
00:03:44.240 on an underlying fact. And that underlying fact most likely happens somewhere out in the world as
00:03:51.840 opposed to in an office and on your computer. So I think one of the things that sets Rebel News apart
00:03:56.940 from other commentators and conservative media outlets is that we are out there where the
00:04:02.960 action is happening. And, you know, just last weekend we had a student conference for the
00:04:09.580 Democracy Fund and Rebel News was there and Derek Filderrand at Western Standard was there and Andrew
00:04:14.080 Lawton and Harrison Faulkner of True North were there. We had this student seminar, student journalism
00:04:20.080 event. And getting the students to go out into the world and do real reporting, we had sort of an
00:04:26.800 assignment and a test. That makes all the difference in the world. People need to choose something over.
00:04:33.820 When you're talking about something, what is that thing? That thing most often is a field report.
00:04:39.500 All right, I'm over-talking it. Let me get out of the way. Today, the best of Rebel Field Reports.
00:04:44.540 How are you today? Hello. How are you? No good. No good? Why not? Why is it no good?
00:05:09.220 But it's a free country, right? Yeah. Thanks very much. All the best. Bye-bye.
00:05:19.880 Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.
00:05:26.900 Oh, Miss Freeland, how are you doing there? How have you designated... David Menzies' Rebel News.
00:05:32.260 Hold on a second. Did anybody invite you?
00:05:34.740 Uh, who are you? I'm who I am. Okay. I am who I am. Please.
00:05:38.280 Miss Freeland, when are you going to Davos? You know what? If you're not invited here, sir,
00:05:42.680 you're trespassing. Who are you? It's time to go. I'm with the RCMP. Oh, really? Oh,
00:05:46.520 are you going to beat me up then? Uh, no. We're asking you to leave. I'll charge you with
00:05:49.860 trespassing if you don't leave right now. Okay. Thank you. So, you don't believe in a free press then?
00:05:54.500 I believe in everything, but please leave. Why was Chrystia Freeland
00:05:58.400 against the WEF? Please leave. When she was not in politics and now she's a member of the Board of
00:06:04.820 Trustees? Please leave. Please leave. Why is that, sir? Please leave. Will Chrystia Freeland be eating
00:06:09.460 bugs in Davos? Please leave. Will she? Please leave. I think they've made it quite clear. If we're in a
00:06:16.340 climate, if we're in a climate crisis... No, I'm leaving. Excuse me. Okay, then. Why does she come here 1.00
00:06:24.060 in a SUV burning fossil fuels? All right, sir. We got a job to do. Thank you very much. Oh,
00:06:29.560 what is your job? He's asked you to leave the property. I'll leave the property. Yeah. So,
00:06:34.780 you guys don't believe in a free press then, right? How you doing, sir? Can I ask you what
00:06:38.320 CNBC is doing here? No. I can't ask you? No. I'm glad you didn't put a camera in my face. Thank
00:06:44.720 you. Really? But you're here as an invited guest and you're an editor for CNBC. Don't you think
00:06:50.540 that's a bit of a conflict of interest? I'd like you to go away. I haven't agreed to an
00:06:54.760 interview. If you're doorstepping me, like, go away. Seriously, take your time out of the
00:06:58.840 ground. Don't touch the mic. You're meant to be speaking truth to power. Are you here
00:07:05.500 just to take your marching orders? Is that what you're here for? Do you want to go away?
00:07:10.180 Not really. I'm here to do what you should be doing. Yeah? Please take this out of my mouth.
00:07:16.380 I'm going to have you just go it off on security. All right. Do that. There you go. CNBC.
00:07:25.220 Their job is supposed to be doing what he's complaining I'm doing. And now he's calling
00:07:30.460 security to escort me off the premises. Well...
00:07:34.380 What's the problem? You're my problem. You've been very rude to me this morning. You haven't
00:07:46.620 asked me anything, so I'd like you to take the camera off me. I've literally asked you
00:07:50.620 questions politely, which should be your job. That's your job, sir. I'm doing your job.
00:07:57.500 I'm just not getting paid for by Klaus Schwab.
00:08:05.500 Who do you work for? Who do you work for?
00:08:09.500 You work for Rebel News, don't you?
00:08:11.500 All right, so we've officially been backed into a corner of the library at the so-called
00:08:25.100 peaceful Love is Love rally. The supporters of the event have told us not to antagonize...
00:08:32.500 Back off. Back off. You are intimidating me. I don't feel safe.
00:08:42.500 Are you okay? You guys, hold on. Hold on. She's my friend.
00:08:46.500 Back off. Please don't. She's on the other side, but please don't.
00:08:49.500 Back off. Let me do my job. You guys are horrible.
00:08:54.500 Are you okay? 0.99
00:09:00.500 Don't touch me, please. 0.99
00:09:06.500 You guys are cowards, you know? 1.00
00:09:08.500 Wearing a mask, insulting women, you guys are cowards. 1.00
00:09:12.500 You guys are cowards. 1.00
00:09:14.500 Coward. Coward. Coward. Coward. Coward. Coward. Coward. Coward. 1.00
00:09:20.500 So, was that an official police report my security just gave you? 0.93
00:09:24.500 Can I have your badge number, sir?
00:09:28.500 Okay, you're obligated to give me your badge number.
00:09:30.500 64423.
00:09:32.500 And did you just take our report seriously from my security?
00:09:35.500 Yes, I did.
00:09:36.500 Okay, do we get a file number?
00:09:38.500 No, you can call the non-emergency number and get that file number.
00:09:40.500 Mark! How are you?
00:09:42.500 How are you doing, Mark? We're back. Let's go for a walk.
00:09:44.500 Yeah, let's go for a walk. Good to see you.
00:09:45.500 How are you doing?
00:09:46.500 I'm senior for agents.
00:09:47.500 They're saying that you're going to be the next...
00:09:49.500 I didn't know this, the next Prime Minister of Canada, potentially.
00:09:52.500 What?
00:09:53.500 That's what I'm hearing.
00:09:54.500 So, tell me.
00:09:55.500 How good are your sources?
00:09:56.500 I don't know.
00:09:57.500 Listen, the...
00:09:58.500 I'm just trying to find...
00:09:59.500 Can you tell me where the UAE...
00:10:01.500 Yeah, I know. We can walk together.
00:10:02.500 I'll walk you there.
00:10:03.500 It's up here.
00:10:04.500 What's your name again?
00:10:05.500 Avi Emini.
00:10:06.500 Avi. And where are you based?
00:10:07.500 In Australia.
00:10:08.500 I'm asking the questions.
00:10:09.500 Why?
00:10:10.500 We're just having a talk.
00:10:11.500 Justin Trudeau.
00:10:12.500 Justin Trudeau was condemning China for the treatment of lockdown protesters after what
00:10:17.500 he did to the truckers.
00:10:18.500 Do you think he should apologise?
00:10:20.500 Look, we're not doing a walking interview, so...
00:10:24.500 Come on, we've done this before.
00:10:25.500 I know.
00:10:26.500 You never sit down with me.
00:10:27.500 So, just answer.
00:10:28.500 I'm trying to...
00:10:29.500 I'm looking in my inbox for the request that you sent in for the interview.
00:10:33.500 What happened?
00:10:34.500 Probably in your span.
00:10:35.500 Uh, it was a mess.
00:10:37.500 A mess.
00:10:38.500 Uh, we...
00:10:40.500 I took my wife to the doctor, and...
00:10:44.500 Coming back from the doctor, we couldn't even get back to our house.
00:10:48.500 And we had no clothes, no medicine, nothing.
00:10:52.500 We had to go to Youngstown to get a room.
00:10:55.500 One of those chemicals is vinyl chloride, which is extremely toxic to humans.
00:11:00.500 We're still very nervous about it, um, because they keep coming up with contaminated water
00:11:06.500 problems, and...
00:11:07.500 I don't know.
00:11:08.500 I'm even half afraid to shop.
00:11:10.500 Fast forward to today, the evacuation order has been lifted.
00:11:14.500 We've already spoken to residents on the ground, and many of them simply feel that
00:11:19.500 there isn't much transparency here.
00:11:21.500 My kids, um, we're just running in to grab something, and then we're going back to grandma's
00:11:25.500 house, because they keep breaking out in rashes.
00:11:27.500 Kids do?
00:11:28.500 Yeah.
00:11:29.500 So, kind of answer my next question.
00:11:31.500 You don't...
00:11:32.500 Do you feel like it's safe here right now?
00:11:33.500 I feel like we're not being told everything.
00:11:36.500 I know something came out yesterday about them covering up contaminated soil when they
00:11:41.500 rebuilt the railroad instead of pulling it out like they promised.
00:11:44.500 So...
00:11:45.500 But many of the residents are pointing the blame at Norfolk Southern, the company responsible
00:11:51.500 for the train.
00:11:53.500 Do you think it's safe here right now?
00:11:56.500 I don't know.
00:11:58.500 They're, uh...
00:11:59.500 They're, uh...
00:12:00.500 They're, uh...
00:12:01.500 They're...
00:12:02.500 They're...
00:12:03.500 They're...
00:12:04.500 To me, they're keeping everything kind of hush-hush.
00:12:05.500 You know, they're not...
00:12:06.500 They're not telling everybody everything.
00:12:09.500 The basic tactic of the people that were against the convoy in Antifa.
00:12:16.500 Yeah.
00:12:17.500 You're part of the movement of Antifa, I believe.
00:12:21.500 Anyway, so they tried to stop us to record their board and their message that they tried
00:12:28.500 to show.
00:12:29.500 Ah!
00:12:30.500 The squeak-squeak! 0.99
00:12:31.500 Can you explain to me why you use that?
00:12:34.500 Wooo! 1.00
00:12:35.500 Wooo! 1.00
00:12:36.500 Wooo! 1.00
00:12:37.500 Wooo! 1.00
00:12:38.500 Why you use that?
00:12:39.500 Wooo! 1.00
00:12:40.500 Bravo!
00:12:41.500 I was always...
00:12:42.500 The biggest news in Canada!
00:12:44.500 Want to see...
00:12:45.500 No, you will never, never, never, never get it.
00:12:47.500 Show me your sign.
00:12:49.500 Don't want it.
00:12:50.500 Stand and silence.
00:12:51.500 Don't try to provoke...
00:12:52.500 Oh! 0.60
00:12:53.500 Don't touch him.
00:12:54.500 Don't touch him.
00:12:55.500 Don't touch him.
00:12:56.500 He's talking to me.
00:12:57.500 Friendly friend here.
00:12:58.500 Don't commit our space.
00:12:59.500 Do you understand me?
00:13:00.500 I'm not going to tell you again.
00:13:01.500 Excuse me.
00:13:02.500 I'm having a big terror. 0.98
00:13:03.500 The f*** of... 0.99
00:13:04.500 Can you be... 0.99
00:13:05.500 No, but...
00:13:06.500 Hey! 0.99
00:13:07.500 Gotcha!
00:13:08.500 No, I'm not going to wait.
00:13:09.500 Stop it.
00:13:10.500 I'm not going to wait.
00:13:11.500 I'm not going to wait.
00:13:12.500 I'm not going to wait.
00:13:13.500 Can you wait...
00:13:14.500 No, but wait...
00:13:15.500 Hey! 0.99
00:13:16.500 Gotcha!
00:13:17.500 I'm not going to wait.
00:13:18.500 I'm telling you, you don't put the car.
00:13:20.980 Give me that phone.
00:13:21.920 I'm going to throw it away into that.
00:13:23.680 Let me doing my job.
00:13:25.760 I'm going to...
00:13:28.800 I'm going...
00:13:30.760 Give me that phone.
00:13:31.720 Every time I show you, I'm going to throw that phone.
00:13:34.560 You... 0.99
00:13:35.020 You go away.
00:13:37.920 You go away.
00:13:39.800 Put that phone away.
00:13:40.740 You go away.
00:13:42.420 You don't touch my stuff. 0.86
00:13:44.360 Don't touch me.
00:13:46.880 I'm going to report you.
00:13:48.500 I'm going to put the car.
00:13:50.460 Will you win this?
00:13:52.380 See, the police is winning this.
00:13:54.300 Yeah. 1.00
00:13:54.480 Get to the fucking phone. 1.00
00:13:55.500 Don't touch me. 1.00
00:13:57.180 Don't touch me.
00:13:58.460 Don't touch the cabbage with me. 1.00
00:14:00.420 Shut the fuck up, man. 1.00
00:14:01.720 Don't call me, man. 1.00
00:14:02.740 You're talking to me?
00:14:05.660 I'm talking to you.
00:14:06.840 I don't understand you.
00:14:08.300 I don't understand you. 1.00
00:14:09.400 Fuck yourself. 1.00
00:14:10.240 Do you know who I am? 1.00
00:14:11.300 Do you want to know who I am?
00:14:12.840 Do you want to know who I am?
00:14:14.420 Do you want to know who I am?
00:14:16.420 Do you want to know? 1.00
00:14:17.380 What the fuck is that? 0.99
00:14:18.200 Oh, thank you very much. 0.99
00:14:19.820 You too.
00:14:20.560 Keep on doing what you do best.
00:14:26.480 This is why.
00:14:27.860 This is why.
00:14:28.760 This is exactly what it's called.
00:14:30.200 It's chaos.
00:14:34.160 I'm good.
00:14:34.780 I'm going to put it under the floor.
00:14:36.240 I'll send you more in. 0.99
00:14:37.200 I'm going to screw you up. 0.99
00:14:39.200 I'm going to screw you up. 0.99
00:14:41.200 I'm going to screw you up. 0.99
00:14:42.200 I'm going to screw you up. 0.99
00:14:44.200 I'm using custody. 0.71
00:14:47.000 Is there a reason you're blocking me from using the sidewalk?
00:14:49.120 Instruction.
00:14:49.540 They're working here.
00:14:50.360 I'm not going to obstruct them.
00:14:57.500 Don't worry.
00:14:57.940 I'm not going to run.
00:14:58.500 I'm not going to worry about you.
00:15:00.120 We're just going to stay out of the workspace.
00:15:03.680 Do you mind if I ask you what he's being arrested for?
00:15:06.100 Are you going to provide your identification?
00:15:08.060 Pardon?
00:15:08.640 Will you provide your ID?
00:15:10.540 For you to answer the question?
00:15:12.220 Yeah.
00:15:12.420 Okay.
00:15:13.480 Why is he being arrested?
00:15:14.780 He has warrants.
00:15:15.900 Warrants out for his arrest?
00:15:18.020 Multiple.
00:15:18.520 So that's two, I believe?
00:15:19.700 I don't know.
00:15:20.540 Okay.
00:15:20.880 Do you know what the warrants are for?
00:15:23.120 Wow.
00:15:24.140 Am I allowed to continue on the sidewalk as this lady is walking on the sidewalk? 1.00
00:15:28.020 It doesn't look like she's disrupting.
00:15:29.220 Yeah, sure.
00:15:29.720 Thank you very much.
00:15:30.720 I'm just going to go to that sidewalk across the street.
00:15:43.620 Is that okay?
00:15:44.280 Thank you.
00:15:44.720 Can I just ask if people want to help you, where do they go?
00:16:02.440 They can go and contact Rebel.
00:16:04.680 They're providing me with a lawyer.
00:16:05.800 This is what happens when we go against a Drake.
00:16:10.780 There's so many homeless here, and they're bringing people from other countries. 1.00
00:16:14.720 Where there's people here struggling with mental illness.
00:16:18.080 The issue starts at our southern border, where the U.S. has declined to enforce proper immigration.
00:16:24.200 And you allow them to live in a hotel, but yet the major crisis of homelessness is very, very big.
00:16:34.640 So I'm in Roxham Road, and I'm waiting, actually, for Lincoln G to arrive.
00:16:41.120 He just arrived in Plattsburgh, and he took a cab.
00:16:47.220 Just like that, I'm in the back of a taxi cab, waiting to go to Roxham Road.
00:16:57.480 Why wouldn't you ask that?
00:16:58.760 You're running across the border.
00:16:59.800 We have to go to police, and we'll look at you.
00:17:03.820 I think that, regardless of whether it's LGBT or straight, we shouldn't be shoving it down kids' throats, regardless.
00:17:15.040 We should allow them to discover themselves, whether or not we push our personal beliefs onto children.
00:17:22.540 I think that's wrong, and we shouldn't, but people are going to do what they're going to do with their kids, and, I mean, they're going to find it anyway.
00:17:30.620 Might as well give them the right information.
00:17:32.480 Do you guys believe in free press?
00:18:02.160 Can you not touch me, sir? 0.96
00:18:08.300 Can you give me some, like, that was gross. 0.74
00:18:10.400 Whoa, way to push me into the road.
00:18:12.320 Yeah.
00:18:12.660 Get out of here.
00:18:13.160 They're not even loose.
00:18:17.700 No, bro, stop touching us.
00:18:20.060 Stop touching us. 1.00
00:18:21.640 Give us some fucking space, bro. 1.00
00:18:23.160 I didn't see you. 1.00
00:18:24.280 You're fully covered.
00:18:26.960 It's not like we know who you are.
00:18:28.300 You are doing us a favor.
00:18:29.960 I'm not giving you that.
00:18:32.100 Don't talk to these people.
00:18:33.360 That's Drea from Rebel News.
00:18:34.840 She's a propaganda. 1.00
00:18:35.540 I'm not hiding who I am.
00:18:37.920 Do you want me to wear a name tag so you don't have to introduce me every time?
00:18:41.480 Can I interview you?
00:18:43.260 Can I ask why you protest something if you don't want what you're protesting to be heard?
00:18:48.120 I'm not listening to you.
00:18:49.080 Do you want people to change their mind, or you just want to yell at people?
00:18:55.220 What is the cause?
00:18:57.520 What's the purpose of yelling at people if you don't want to try to convince them to change?
00:19:02.480 Fash genderism is not an opinion. 0.99
00:19:03.980 F**k up. 0.99
00:19:04.780 People are suggesting you would be good to talk to. 1.00
00:19:07.040 Maybe you'll have a rational conversation.
00:19:09.580 I don't think that matters, but why not?
00:19:13.100 If you fight fascism, that means you want opinions to be heard, right?
00:19:18.940 So we're the largest independent media in Canada.
00:19:21.460 Wouldn't you want your opinion to be heard?
00:19:23.520 Maybe some people can resonate with what you're here for.
00:19:26.200 The people listening to you don't want to listen.
00:19:27.920 What do you think the people listening to me, who do you think they are?
00:19:31.360 I'm not engaging with you.
00:19:32.920 Okay, well, I was talking to this gentleman.
00:19:35.040 Or sorry if I misgendered.
00:19:36.460 I don't know.
00:19:36.860 I thought your breasts were real. 1.00
00:19:46.540 Where are your breasts? 1.00
00:19:48.840 Why are you dressing inappropriately in front of children? 0.99
00:19:52.080 Can you believe it, folks?
00:19:53.800 Like a cornered rat, he ran for the hills.
00:19:57.220 He didn't even have the guts to come back to his car.
00:20:00.460 He's abandoned it here.
00:20:02.140 He called an Uber and he's skedaddled, well, who knows where.
00:20:06.580 I guess he's got to come back for his car at some point.
00:20:09.380 Maybe he's going to have it towed to his condo.
00:20:12.060 But did you notice?
00:20:13.440 No breasts. 0.51
00:20:14.860 But Lemieux, I thought you told the world via the New York Post and the Toronto Sun that those were real mammary glands.
00:20:24.120 So did you have them surgically removed?
00:20:27.640 And if you did, my goodness, have you really recovered quickly?
00:20:32.140 And, you know, it's too bad he's so camera shy.
00:20:34.680 Who'd have thunk it? 0.94
00:20:35.500 I mean, he filmed his skydiving event with Canada's foremost conservative porn star.
00:20:41.320 That was plastered all over the world's media. 0.99
00:20:43.420 But I wanted to get to the bottom of those boobs. 1.00
00:20:47.260 Hi, I'm Sheila Gunn-Reed with Rebel News.
00:20:49.680 And I was just wondering how you respond to Regina businesswomen who object to you being the keynote speaker at the Women of Distinction Awards being threatened and doxed online for, I guess, the crime of disagreeing with you.
00:21:05.500 Faye?
00:21:08.040 Have a good day.
00:21:09.480 I'm gonna.
00:21:10.320 I think you might too.
00:21:11.280 Do you think it's okay for those women to be threatened for disagreeing with you?
00:21:18.500 Like, I think that's an easy response.
00:21:22.380 You should say, yes, I don't think women should be threatened for disagreeing with me.
00:21:26.960 I don't think you should be threatened for disagreeing with me.
00:21:33.380 Faye, do you think those women should be threatened?
00:21:35.960 Because they are being threatened.
00:21:38.480 They're being kicked off of social media.
00:21:41.040 Biological women are being silent simply for disagreeing with you. 1.00
00:21:48.300 Do you think that's fair?
00:21:49.480 Do you think that they should be threatened?
00:21:50.900 I think that's an easy response.
00:21:53.320 No, I don't think people should be threatened.
00:21:55.120 I said I would not like to speak with you.
00:21:56.900 Please leave me alone.
00:21:58.020 Okay.
00:22:00.460 Bye, Faye.
00:22:05.960 Bye, Faye, Faye, Faye, Faye, Faye, Faye, Faye, Faye, Faye, Faye.
00:22:28.080 Bye.
00:22:32.820 I God.
00:22:34.680 and they're arresting him you police you should be arresting Antifa they're the ones that attacked 0.67
00:22:44.900 him what are you cowards doing arresting this guy Josh do you have anything to say about this
00:22:51.300 say it just say it one of the core things that Cindy and I do is actually go through the grievance 0.99
00:22:55.420 process this was to actually give us Mr. Lemieux I see you've got your breasts back on I thought 1.00
00:23:00.860 you had them amputated why are you why are you protecting a sexual pervert 1.00
00:23:07.100 are you kidding me are you kidding me are you kidding me are you kidding me are you kidding 0.99
00:23:29.460 me are you kidding me that is so bad I'm going this way who are you I'm David Menzies with rebel news
00:23:43.140 okay I did you say I can go okay I'm having difficult I'm having trouble hearing you with
00:23:54.280 your face diaper on actually oh my god so why do you want me to go is this not a publicly funded
00:24:03.220 school board who's that this teacher over there oh you speak for Mr. Debono he's unable to himself 1.00
00:24:12.280 I thought he was an educated man because y'all are idiots so that's all I'm going to say you're just a bigot you can go 1.00
00:24:18.280 oh what makes me a bigot ma'am or sir I'm not sure I didn't misgender you did I oh please go yourself 1.00
00:24:25.120 oh that's not very ladylike oh oh now you're misgendering me ladylike oh well uh what are you
00:24:33.160 exactly no no you're a business what are you but you said I misgendered you if I don't know what you
00:24:38.620 are how can I not misgender you I just need to get some supplies a cooker some syringes can I get
00:24:52.120 both yeah can you just get me whatever like thank you excuse me this is it okay if I have friends too
00:25:06.260 like do they have to be a certain age to come here so like if they're 15 16 that's okay all right
00:25:12.680 thanks guys as you just saw my producer and I were supplied with pipes and syringes in just a few
00:25:18.080 minutes time if you ever walk by this location you will almost always see groups of people hanging
00:25:23.260 around outside some using drugs right in the open outside of the facility
00:25:28.240 would you folks do a video interview with me and tell me why you're here is there any way I can
00:25:40.040 persuade you how about you no remarks beyond would you talk to me for a moment is this yes is that no
00:25:49.680 is okay I guess not I'm not that charming I'm not that persuasive would you do a video interview
00:25:54.360 with me I guess that's a no would you be willing to do a video interview with me
00:25:59.460 no particular reason why how about you would you do a video interview with me and tell me why
00:26:06.600 you guys are here today is that a no hi there hi how are you I work great thank you
00:26:13.700 Ms. Kaplan-Murk hi you are going to read Ms. Rebel News I just wanted to no no no you will back off you
00:26:23.600 will back off you will back off I'm trying to back off right now I'm trying to give you a petition with
00:26:27.860 you will back off you will back off no you may not come in you may not come in you do not have
00:26:35.960 permission to come in that door is closed you may not wow yeah can we have a security guard here
00:26:46.960 thank you perfect thank you so Heather Heather this gentleman's with CTV good job hello good guy
00:26:55.960 excuse me so CTV can go in why can't CTV go in but we can't you said he was a good guy what makes him good and us bad
00:27:04.960 you are excuse me you just did an interview with CTV so you're not averse to speaking to the media
00:27:14.960 what is your job here at the Ottawa Carlton District School Board
00:27:19.960 I bet by your silence you're a communications officer
00:27:26.960 is there a reason why you won't speak to us
00:27:29.960 I don't want to talk about it
00:27:31.960 well first of all I want to know what you do here if you work for the public then surely you should be able to tell us what you do on behalf of the taxpayer or the parents of the Ottawa Carlton District School Board
00:27:42.960 right and so what did you want to talk about
00:27:45.960 well I wanted to deliver this petition it's got 8,000 signatures on it people who disagree with the actions of Neely Kaplan Mirth
00:27:52.960 silencing parents in person and then having to change.org petitions taken down
00:27:59.960 right and that's why I started my own petition to give a voice to the parents that you will not provide
00:28:04.960 right so I mean you can you can you can talk to her about that
00:28:08.960 I tried but somebody slammed the door and called security as though I'm some sort of security risk
00:28:13.960 you don't think so you're standing awfully close to me
00:28:15.960 I never feel threatened
00:28:17.960 I asked one gentleman who's first in your heart France or Algeria and that's a tough one to answer
00:28:24.960 I mean maybe there's a hint of a dual loyalty there if someone were to say to me Ezra who's first in your heart
00:28:31.960 Israel or Canada well I know the answer has to be Canada and if that's not the case I shouldn't live in Canada 0.97
00:28:38.960 you should love the country you're in you're born in that you're a citizen of
00:28:42.960 in your heart you are Algerian or French in the first place 0.85
00:28:49.960 live in Algeria until death 0.71
00:28:51.960 t'hiyal jazayir t'hiyal jazayir t'hiyal jazayir t'hiyal jazayir
00:28:55.960 but Mr. if you want to say I'm a French number one
00:29:03.960 Is that racist?
00:29:08.960 We're not racist
00:29:10.960 I've said and I repeat it
00:29:12.960 T'hiyal jazayir
00:29:13.960 The world belongs to everyone
00:29:15.960 Every human being can live where he wants
00:29:18.960 There's no problem with that
00:29:21.960 We live where we want
00:29:22.960 The earth belongs to the good God
00:29:24.960 And we belong to the good God
00:29:26.960 We live where we want
00:29:27.960 There's no limit
00:29:28.960 It's good
00:29:29.960 T'hiyal jazayir
00:29:30.960 I found a contradiction in one of the gentlemen
00:29:32.960 Because he said we're not treated with respect as Frenchmen
00:29:37.960 But we don't put France first
00:29:39.960 Do you see the distinction there?
00:29:42.960 Do you see the contradiction there?
00:29:44.960 Well, frankly, everything that's happening here
00:29:47.960 is related to the state
00:29:49.960 It's the fault of the police
00:29:51.960 It's the fault of the state
00:29:52.960 Because here in France there's too much racism
00:29:54.960 The racism is in the first degree here in France
00:29:57.960 That's all I have to say
00:29:59.960 Why millions of Muslims immigrate in France
00:30:06.960 If France is racist?
00:30:08.960 Well, they colonized us for 132 years
00:30:12.960 And now it's our turn
00:30:14.960 To come here
00:30:16.960 How do you explain it?
00:30:18.960 I can't find the words
00:30:21.960 They colonized us for 132 years
00:30:24.960 And now we're going to colonize us 0.57
00:30:26.960 Until the death
00:30:28.960 Well, I don't have an infant
00:30:30.960 And I was in the cortege
00:30:31.960 But I'm in the water
00:30:32.960 I'm in the water
00:30:33.960 Of course
00:30:34.960 Everyone is welcome
00:30:35.960 It's the good vibes
00:30:36.960 It's the definition of the good vibes
00:30:37.960 Everyone sort
00:30:38.960 They're the best
00:30:39.960 They're the best
00:30:40.960 That we have in front of us
00:30:41.960 I'm in the water
00:30:42.960 I think it's fun
00:30:43.960 That parents bring their children
00:30:44.960 To see it
00:30:45.960 And they're trying to break
00:30:47.960 Certains cycles familiales
00:30:48.960 They're not necessarily open with all of that
00:30:50.960 It's true that I can understand
00:30:52.960 Certains people bring their children 1.00
00:30:54.960 Because there are people who
00:30:55.960 They're a little bit more
00:30:56.960 But it's not that
00:30:58.960 Their parents are just
00:31:00.960 Who we are
00:31:01.960 But honestly
00:31:02.960 Yes
00:31:03.960 But you know
00:31:04.960 You have to like
00:31:05.960 Acclimate
00:31:06.960 Your children
00:31:07.960 You have to know
00:31:08.960 You have to know
00:31:09.960 There will be
00:31:10.960 Lots of people
00:31:11.960 You have to be more
00:31:12.680 Unidate
00:31:12.960 And so
00:31:13.960 Sometimes
00:31:14.960 What do you mean by sometimes
00:31:15.960 It depends on how
00:31:17.960 Like sexually explicit
00:31:19.960 The performers
00:31:20.960 Are
00:31:21.960 During the dances
00:31:22.960 And the shows
00:31:24.960 Honestly, I think it's a family event because of the fact that if you're afraid that a child
00:31:31.960 sees, I don't know, his face, his face, or something more explicit, they'll see it on the network.
00:31:38.960 For the most part, yes. Maybe a dance club at 3 o'clock in the morning, no.
00:31:43.960 But this sort of thing, middle of the afternoon, the parade, I think it's a great educational experience for kids and bring it on.
00:31:54.960 What do you think the field reports? I think that's one of the things that sets Rebel News apart.
00:32:04.960 We're in the field. We're not just chewing over the facts that someone else broke.
00:32:08.960 We break the facts sometimes ourselves.
00:32:10.960 Well, that's our show for today. Until next time, on behalf of all of us here at Rebel World Headquarters,
00:32:15.960 to you at home, good night, and keep fighting for freedom.