Rebel News Podcast - EZRA LEVANT ｜ Rebel News caught suspected Antifa church attacker (INSIDE the Defence department？!)

00:00:00.000 Tonight, the latest on the Antifa cell

00:00:03.300 suspected to be operating from a military base in Quebec.

00:00:07.260 It's October 2nd, and this is the Ezra LeVant Show.

00:00:13.280 Shame on you, you censorious bug.

00:00:25.220 Montreal is Canada's second biggest city,

00:00:27.500 but sometimes in English Canada, we don't follow it

00:00:30.500 because of the language barrier and the cultural differences.

00:00:33.460 Well, luckily, Rebel News hired Alexa Lavois, our Quebec bureau chief, a few years ago.

00:00:37.940 And boy, has it opened up a whole new world for us.

00:00:40.800 And I realized that Quebec is the front line in so many battles for freedom.

00:00:46.860 And so it was a couple of months ago when an American pastor named Sean Foyke.

00:00:51.740 I think I'm pronouncing that right.

00:00:53.000 I better be careful.

00:00:54.200 He came to Montreal as part of his nationwide tour, and his specialty is outdoor singing-accompanied preaching.

00:01:02.800 Well, he was banned from so many public parks.

00:01:05.160 It really was outrageous censorship, religious censorship, too.

00:01:08.240 But he was offered a refuge in a church.

00:01:11.540 The church said, you can come and pray with us.

00:01:13.940 He did.

00:01:15.320 Antifa swarmed outside the church.

00:01:17.660 I'm so glad in a rare move of backbone, the police in Montreal called the SPBM kept the Antifa out while Sean Foyke had his service with him.

00:01:27.520 Except for one member of Antifa walked in.

00:01:31.780 He wasn't wearing the black block.

00:01:33.580 He wasn't wearing a mask.

00:01:34.760 He walked in like any stranger might, sat down.

00:01:37.680 And then you can see it on this security footage.

00:01:41.460 He reached into his pocket and pulled out two incendiary devices, two smoke bombs.

00:01:47.280 And casually, as if he had done it a dozen times before, threw the smoke bombs on the stage.

00:01:53.960 Who knows what could have happened from the smoke itself or if there was some sort of fire that was lit.

00:01:59.460 And then he calmly walked out.

00:02:01.340 And I can understand why police didn't catch him as he walked out calmly, because police did not know what had happened inside.

00:02:09.080 We saw what happened and we called for a reward.

00:02:12.140 We said, find the thug.

00:02:13.720 We offered increasing amounts of money.

00:02:16.440 No one came forward, I think possibly because of a language barrier.

00:02:21.340 But in the end, we actually managed to identify him.

00:02:24.920 And that's where the story gets even stranger.

00:02:27.560 Joining me now is our Quebec Bureau Chief, Alexa Lavoie, who has taken that story from that terrible day when they tried to smoke bomb a church.

00:02:37.020 Well, let's have Alexa bring us up today. 0.99

00:02:39.380 Alexa, great to see you.

00:02:40.180 Thank you for being such a courageous reporter.

00:02:42.400 Thank you very much.

00:02:44.000 So we found the person who smoothed through the smoke bombs.

00:02:48.280 We're not 100% sure because he won't confess to it.

00:02:51.640 But boy, it sure looks like him on the security footage.

00:02:54.280 Tell me about the man who we believe is the Antifa smoke bomb thrower.

00:03:00.660 So I got a couple of people reaching out to me and they all mentioned the same name.

00:03:07.060 So we did get a tip.

00:03:08.360 Yes.

00:03:08.960 So we got the tip via multiple.

00:03:12.880 I will not divulge how I got.

00:03:15.300 Okay.

00:03:15.460 Well, whoever was first, we have to pay them the bounty.

00:03:19.020 So let me know who that is, because we did offer a cash reward.

00:03:22.860 So if someone did tip us off, let's pay that.

00:03:25.900 But they add all the same name, the same place where it was working.

00:03:32.520 And so I say, let's go and check in the Internet what I can find under this name.

00:03:38.620 And what I was able to see, it's multiple pictures of him that was almost similar of what of the man in the church that we had like videos of him exiting inside of the church as well, because the church had security cameras.

00:03:57.740 And so I spoke with my sources.

00:04:01.200 They told me that it was not working since the event.

00:04:04.860 And so I waited patiently that he's back at work.

00:04:11.340 And he came back not last week, but the week before.

00:04:15.980 And what's his name?

00:04:17.280 Gabriel Lepage.

00:04:18.620 And he works in IT at the military base in Montreal?

00:04:22.260 He works as an engineer of, I know he's working with computer.

00:04:28.720 I don't know the specific work he's doing, but I'm pretty sure he's working with sensitive data.

00:04:34.860 Since he has a security clearance quote.

00:04:39.200 Oh, he does.

00:04:39.880 Yeah.

00:04:40.180 So for doing his job, I know that he needs that or he's going to lose his job.

00:04:45.640 Wow.

00:04:46.260 I mean, when you think about it, IT is a major battleground between countries.

00:04:51.400 It's espionage.

00:04:52.480 It's hacking.

00:04:53.380 And for someone to have IT clearance on it, for someone to have access at all to military base, you need a certain level of clearance to have IT access because you would have access to secrets.

00:05:03.900 You would perhaps have access to emails from key people.

00:05:08.480 You would perhaps have access to plans.

00:05:10.600 Canada is part of something called the Five Eyes, which is the United States, Canada, UK, Australia, New Zealand.

00:05:16.920 Sort of like the super-duper close friends of NATO.

00:05:19.940 It's not the expanded NATO.

00:05:21.420 So we have to be on our best guard.

00:05:24.640 Tell me what happened when you finally met him in the street.

00:05:28.200 In fact, let's do better than that.

00:05:29.120 Let me show people when you bumped into him with a picture.

00:05:34.080 You had all your facts ready to go.

00:05:36.040 Here, watch for a couple of minutes.

00:05:37.740 This is a very exciting video.

00:05:39.740 We won't play the whole thing for you now, but take a look.

00:05:41.660 I have some questions for you, Mr. Lepage.

00:05:44.360 Can you confirm if it's you on this machine, Mr. Lepage?

00:05:47.560 Do you have links with the anti-fares?

00:05:49.700 I have a question for you, Mr. Lepage.

00:05:54.660 I have a question for you, Mr. Lepage.

00:06:24.660 Why did you go to the United States for a certain time after that happened?

00:06:31.720 What kind of data did you manipulate the National Defense Department, Mr. Lepage?

00:06:39.080 Well, he obviously, I think he was expecting you because I think his behavior was, like,

00:06:46.500 he wasn't, like, he may have been slightly surprised, but I don't think he was stunned

00:06:50.220 or anything.

00:06:51.060 I think he knew you were coming for him.

00:06:52.860 He must have known we had a bounty out for his name.

00:06:56.340 And the fact that he was away from work for a couple of months, you got some inside info

00:07:01.060 about that.

00:07:01.840 Why was he away from the base for a couple of months?

00:07:04.720 I think I have my theories.

00:07:06.120 But what did you hear from the inside?

00:07:07.800 So according to my source, he was met with supervisor.

00:07:11.620 And probably he was asked about the videos that apparently he denied, according to my source.

00:07:19.420 And then he took off for almost two months from the job.

00:07:25.540 I don't know if it's because he wanted the dust to settle and that people forget about the story and that afterwards everybody go to something else.

00:07:34.700 But it seems like, obviously, he didn't want to be with maybe colleague or, you know, people are talking.

00:07:42.480 And apparently, according to my source, on the department, Lepage colleagues were aware of the church incident.

00:07:50.180 And so, well, I mean, it was quite an incident.

00:07:53.260 The only crazy thing was that the police didn't treat it with importance.

00:07:56.620 We did.

00:07:57.340 We did our own sort of crime stoppers in English Canada.

00:07:59.900 We call it crime stoppers.

00:08:01.000 They offer a reward for information.

00:08:03.920 Even now, the police have not named him.

00:08:07.000 Even now, as far as we know, the police have not arrested him.

00:08:10.780 I don't know if they've investigated him.

00:08:13.040 It's almost like he's being protected because he certainly, as far as we know, has not been fired or even suspended from his job.

00:08:19.860 Even though I think it's a sensitive job.

00:08:22.260 And according to my source, after my interaction with Gabriel Lepage, the employee were met with the supervisor.

00:08:29.720 Apparently, the supervisor went really, really mad.

00:08:32.520 And they say, like, do not leak any information to media.

00:08:37.340 So they were mad, not at Gabriel Lepage, but at someone who might have been tipping you off.

00:08:42.740 Exactly.

00:08:43.460 And what they actually say is, like, there is a journalist harassing an employee.

00:08:48.900 Well, so he throws smoke bombs.

00:08:51.880 That's not harassing, but asking questions is harassing.

00:08:54.500 That's crazy.

00:08:56.040 Relations medial.

00:08:56.840 Oui, bonjour.

00:08:58.260 J'ai appelé tout à l'heure et j'ai laissé un message pour avoir des nouvelles dans le dossier de l'Église qui a reçu deux bombes fumigènes le 25 juillet dernier.

00:09:10.640 OK.

00:09:11.160 Je voulais juste savoir s'il y avait...

00:09:12.180 Moi, je ne travaillais pas là, mais...

00:09:14.580 Je voulais juste savoir s'il y avait du nouveau dans le dossier.

00:09:16.880 Oui, hier, j'ai entendu parler que c'était toujours sous enquête qu'il n'y a pas de nouveau dans le dossier pour le moment.

00:09:20.960 Est-ce que vous avez identifié un suspect?

00:09:24.860 Est-ce que vous avez arrêté quelqu'un?

00:09:27.520 Malheureusement, s'il y avait eu l'arrestation, ce serait du nouveau dans le dossier.

00:09:31.000 Puis oui, on l'avait communiqué, mais là, pour l'instant, moi, je n'ai rien qui m'a été signalé en lien avec ça.

00:09:36.000 Je m'ai fini hier, il y a eu une de nos chargées de communication qui a justement parlé du dossier.

00:09:41.740 Et j'étais présent, ça fait que c'est ce qui m'a mis au fait de ce dossier-là.

00:09:44.800 Mais non, c'est l'enquête suit toujours son cours dans le dossier.

00:09:48.100 Puis bien évidemment, vous comprendrez que nous, même si on avait quelqu'un en vue ou quoi que ce soit,

00:09:52.580 ou si on ne l'a pas, ce n'est pas des choses qu'on divulgue au fur et à mesure,

00:09:55.160 parce qu'on ne veut justement pas donner de job aux gens si on a des targets en tête ou des gens rencontrés.

00:10:01.500 Mais pour l'instant, c'est vraiment statu quo, c'est l'enquête qui se poursuit.

00:10:04.620 Donc, aucune recette?

00:10:06.620 Pas pour l'instant.

00:10:08.360 Merci beaucoup, c'est gentil.

00:10:10.480 Merci, au revoir.

00:10:11.220 Au revoir.

00:10:11.480 There was something, when you were asking, you were walking with him on the street

00:10:15.000 and you were asking him questions and he wasn't answering, but he was on his phone.

00:10:18.780 He called the police and he made another phone call.

00:10:23.780 Because I've never seen this before.

00:10:25.280 This was crazy.

00:10:26.100 The police are slow to respond, I think.

00:10:29.100 But there was another violent force that was very quick to respond.

00:10:33.300 Someone dressed from head to toe in what they call black block.

00:10:36.880 That's a style.

00:10:38.140 So you're anonymous, so there's nothing about you that's identifying.

00:10:41.480 Someone dressed in the full black block uniform on a bicycle came out of nowhere and attacked you

00:10:48.000 after this Gabriel Lepage had been working his phone.

00:10:51.780 Let's show that.

00:10:52.600 That was absolutely shocking.

00:10:54.600 And the fact that it looks like Gabriel Lepage managed to summon this Antifa street thug,

00:11:00.720 almost like a hit job on you, was shocking.

00:11:06.060 Let's take a look at that.

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00:11:26.680 wow did you saw that i just got attacked by what it seems like hensi fatigue that are protecting

00:11:39.560 gabrielle lepage who is working for the national defense

00:11:44.440 can you believe that this is canada 2025 under mark carney that this kind of people can work for

00:11:52.040 the national defense he actually kind of broke my my camera so you started asking him questions he

00:12:00.040 made some phone calls and out comes this person attacking you did you was there anything i i

00:12:05.880 didn't catch it because i think it was in french what did he shout at you or what did you shout at

00:12:10.360 him that bicycle person before they sped away so but there is two incidents of uh some people

00:12:17.960 wearing like a full black block uh style who came to us the first one came and he asked me to 0.73

00:12:26.760 sorry but get the out i don't want to say it uh so get the f out yeah get the f out 0.99

00:12:34.200 out

00:12:39.000 il ya un homme violent qui vient d'arrivée qui vient de menacer là 0.93

00:12:46.200 ouais appelez la police parce qu'il ya un homme violent ici non non j'ai dit tu décalisses

00:12:48.200 savez que de qui que vous avez avec vous un homme qui a présumément me fait un homme que 0.96

00:13:04.040 lancé deux bombes fumigènes à l'intérieur de néglise monsieur ah monsieur est-ce que vous savez de c'est

00:13:10.040 qui que vous êtes en train de protéger est-ce que vous êtes un antifa monsieur est-ce que vous faites partie des antifa

00:13:17.400 and he said chum chum his buddy come and gabriel lopage went with him and so that so he now he you can

00:13:25.880 call someone your chum even if he's not but it certainly looks like he they knew each other or were

00:13:30.680 allies yeah and then they were about to walk a little bit further and then at that moment i

00:13:37.400 decided you know okay the spvm is not coming the montreal police is not coming um i'm not going to

00:13:44.680 wait for the spvm to find me with like harassment as they say in the phone call and i say okay well

00:13:52.520 that was the crazy thing you call the police and they say oh yeah you stop harassing them they criticize

00:13:57.960 you yeah exactly oh my god i was like i'm not going to wait because we know that the spvm doesn't

00:14:06.200 like us and they will find something against me so i decided to live with guillaume uh that's our

00:14:13.560 cameraman yeah my cameraman thanks god he was there with me and uh a few moments after two other mask

00:14:20.840 thug came and the man because it was a woman in the man went straight to me violently and he attacked 1.00

00:14:29.800 me wow wow wow and and did he say anything in that attack get the f out so not one but three people

00:14:39.640 came at you i guess i i have to re-watch the video so one that was a woman with green hair 1.00

00:14:44.840 in her car who came and she called the two other max mass men to come towards her after attacking me

00:14:54.840 and i filmed with guillaume and then i turned back and they were everybody was gone wow you know what

00:15:02.280 montreal is famous for different kinds of crime it's famous for hell's angels crime it's famous for mafia

00:15:08.840 the mafia was quite strong here almost as strong as new york and now montreal unfortunately because

00:15:14.760 it's such a beautiful city montreal unfortunately is now famous for antifa crime and i'm you know i

00:15:21.640 want you to be careful and when we can plan ahead we have security for you and i think we should make

00:15:26.920 sure uh of that because these people really are violent and you have exposed them now here's the

00:15:34.120 craziest part you did your due diligence if you watch the video that you have you show all your

00:15:40.600 homework you show your efforts you made inquiries you sent emails it's you did an excellent job of

00:15:45.560 researching it and to me the surveillance footage it's obviously him but you know you still are using

00:15:51.560 the word alleged because we don't have about 100 proven but what's incredible to me is the response

00:15:56.520 by the police and by the military base it would be in the case of the hell's angels or the mafia as if

00:16:02.360 they had an inside man as if the police were refusing to arrest someone who was like a godfather

00:16:08.520 this guy as far as we know has not been arrested has not been interrogated he's still you know walking

00:16:17.240 around with his security coverage security clearance and it looks like neither the police nor the military

00:16:22.600 police have done anything as as far as you know to this moment have police even arrested and interrogated

00:16:30.520 this guy no i called the police uh yesterday the police say there is no new development in this

00:16:38.040 investigation they say that if they found someone they can't really divulge it and there's some truth

00:16:44.920 to that but they can say okay we can't say who but we are like they can i mean let's if it's tough to

00:16:51.240 give them the benefit of the doubt because so far they've done nothing it is true if they were

00:16:55.480 investigating someone they wouldn't violate their privacy until they were making charges but i don't

00:17:00.200 think they're i think they're covering up for him and i you know i spoke with joe warmington because

00:17:07.240 he's from the toronto sun yes he's running a story uh at this moment so he asked me a couple of questions

00:17:12.840 and this morning i went also to soga what's that the um missisoga oh saga 960 the radio station okay so

00:17:20.840 is that mark petroni you were talking so mark petroni and joe warmington those are two good shoe

00:17:25.000 leather reporters in toronto but that's the thing they're in toronto how about here in quebec yeah i

00:17:31.720 went also on a couple of uh radio station i'm i really find that strange and no big media actually

00:17:39.080 took back my story and maybe amplified it or even looked at i mean maybe they don't want to follow rebel

00:17:45.000 news because they they they don't like rebel news i'm talking about la presse le devoir journal

00:17:50.840 de montreal and even the montreal gazette and i like but they should put aside their rivalry with

00:17:57.080 you i mean you're just one reporter you're you're for them to be scared of you they shouldn't they should

00:18:01.960 look at the public interest in this story regardless of the fact that you broke it you've had

00:18:08.200 no contact or even you don't even need contact because they can watch your video and do their own work

00:18:13.560 as far as you can see no other media in quebec no let's talk about the radio shows but none of the

00:18:21.000 newspapers i've just listed certainly not the cbc radio canada none of them did and it's because they

00:18:28.200 like antifa maybe but is it because they are scared and they always use the easy way to cover their story

00:18:37.400 if you see are they covering the uh public prayer no because it's dangerous you mean the public prayers

00:18:44.520 the muslim prayers outside the catholic basilica yeah and they never actually cover where there is a

00:18:50.440 danger for them to cover and and this is what we are doing we are putting ourselves in danger for

00:18:57.160 covering the other side of the story because nobody is doing it those people those thug of antifa

00:19:03.720 never ever ever face consequences for doing vandalism attacking people are doing all kind

00:19:11.640 of criminal act and nobody's reporting on them the craziest part let me add one more layer of crazy

00:19:21.480 antifa has recently been declared a terrorist organization in the united states i was mentioning

00:19:26.360 the five eyes security alliance how can a canadian military base have someone with security clearance

00:19:32.840 who sure looks to me like he's involved with antifa and it sounds like he can summon antifa troops very

00:19:38.600 quickly how can that continue when our allies are calling that that would be like a hamas person

00:19:46.840 i mean it is an illegal terrorist group in the united states you would think that alone would make

00:19:51.640 it an interesting news story for someone in montreal now you did a couple of radio shows this morning

00:19:56.920 here in quebec tell me about those because that will make me feel better that it that actually it's

00:20:02.040 not a complete blackout on the story um monsieur dutrizac i i know the name but i don't know him well

00:20:08.440 he is he's been around for a very long time he's sort of famous and he had you on the show right he has

00:20:14.440 me on the show because he is the first one to be i think he's the first critic against valerie plan

00:20:21.160 the mayor he is always exposing what is happening in this city it's getting sorry a shithole uh the

00:20:29.720 city is dirty it's not safe anymore we have a lot of radicals uh the police is not doing the job that

00:20:37.000 they are being paid for doing it um protests in our street every weekend the police is not doing

00:20:45.640 anything regarding that there is a hate speech there is uh vandalism there is a attack there is

00:20:53.320 harassment police is not doing anything and this is the reality of montreal and thanks god dutrizac is

00:21:00.200 one of the voice in the mainstream he works for quebec corps is that right yes that's the biggest media

00:21:05.880 company that uh in quebec yes it is but you know cube radio is like a really small part of quebec car

00:21:14.440 it's a little bit more conservative leaning same if they are not but still you have they let you in the

00:21:21.720 door and you had another radio show today too yes i have uh so i went to so patron this morning and i'm

00:21:29.800 going to uh radio x in quebec oh those guys for a very long time they've been a little bit

00:21:35.640 freedom oriented they were skeptics of the lockdown they're free speech activists and they've been

00:21:40.600 friendly to rebel news yes they always been and they are giving us a platform to show our work and

00:21:47.880 i think it's important because there is so few media outlets actually there is us who are doing

00:21:55.880 on the ground reporting and who are showing the other side of the story what the mainstream media

00:22:01.560 try to hide under the carpet now i want other media to cover this because i think it's in the public

00:22:08.680 interest but as the boss of rebel news part of me it's not the bigger part but there is part of me

00:22:15.560 that says oh if they don't want to cover it the story is ours we own the story and

00:22:21.560 i mean i want everyone to talk about this because our country needs to fix this problem montreal needs

00:22:26.360 to take ownership of the problem but it's okay if we are alone because with the internet you can get

00:22:32.360 hundreds of thousands of views even if you're a small company and your work covering when these pro

00:22:37.560 hamas protesters had their prayer right outside the big catholic basilica some of your videos were

00:22:43.160 getting hundreds and hundreds of thousands of views and like you say other media didn't cover it

00:22:48.520 maybe because they're afraid afraid of being called racist afraid of being called islamophobic afraid of

00:22:53.000 violence perhaps so they didn't cover it you did hundreds of thousands of views and it became such

00:22:59.160 an issue that the premier himself said he was going to do something about it it was your work like i

00:23:05.720 it was covered in a tiny bit by others so in a way i don't care if the others cover it because we're

00:23:12.280 going to be there and we'll do the job and we'll grow because people will realize that if they want

00:23:17.160 you know our motto telling the other side of the story we'll tell the other side of the story

00:23:20.600 i just wish for montreal's sake that all these like you know uh if you were on a quebec or show

00:23:27.080 quebec or owns a journal de montreal which has a pretty good investigative unit and they should

00:23:33.560 go after antifa maybe they're afraid in some way so let me ask you what's next in the story don't

00:23:39.480 give away any secrets or anything but it seems to me that there's a lot more to be asked what do

00:23:45.960 politicians think what does the military think what is the u.s embassy maybe because sean foyked

00:23:52.600 he was an american citizen so an american citizen was attacked by antifa and it looks like the

00:23:59.240 perpetrator was working in a canadian military base and and by the way not only all these shows

00:24:06.040 were canceled by the federal and now we have a federal institution right where someone is working

00:24:14.360 for them went to true two smoke bomb inside of the church and now it seems like nobody seems to want

00:24:21.400 to arrest him or charge him with anything we need to ask ourselves what happened there you boy you're onto

00:24:30.760 something i've got a crazy possibility what if the decision to ban sean foyked was informed in part

00:24:40.600 by the canadian military and what if gabrielle lepage was the one who said ban him i don't know i'm

00:24:48.120 purely speculating but sometimes governments ban people because they have police warning or terrorism

00:24:55.240 warning what if the warning came from antifa what if antifa used its position within the government

00:25:00.680 now i'm just pure speculating here but that's because we don't have any transparency from the

00:25:05.000 government and and i think that the police and the military police and the department of defense

00:25:11.000 they have some explaining to do and i came i'm coming back on what i was saying about joe warmington

00:25:17.960 he did some speculation but he say what if during this whole time he's been awake

00:25:23.640 they are they cleaning the computer right he is an it guy he would be maybe what do they call it beach

00:25:34.200 bit bleach or bleach bit that's what hillary clinton did for her files maybe they've been using the 1.00

00:25:39.640 time to cover their tracks but because if it was and i'm saying if it was a mosque you think that the

00:25:46.680 person who would have done that will not be everywhere in the front page of all media right

00:25:53.720 right this is a very interesting story one of several big stories you've had recently

00:25:58.680 i think you're doing great i want to make sure that when you go out and about you and guillaume that you

00:26:03.000 have at least two maybe four bodyguards and that might sound excessive but let's do that for the next

00:26:08.440 little while because i don't want people dressed in black head to toe coming on bikes or hitting you

00:26:14.120 and antifa has no compunction about hitting a woman it's in fact they would prefer to do it because

00:26:19.480 they they they don't care about they don't have any honor they're about violence we have a mutual

00:26:25.720 friend named andy no a reporter from portland oregon they tried to kill him they actually tried

00:26:32.600 to kill him i know that sounds shocking and you are their chief critic and investigator so i want you 0.75

00:26:39.240 to stay safe we've already talked about strengthening your own security in your life so please air on

00:26:47.000 the side of caution there's no story worth hurting yourself over but i love your courage and your

00:26:52.360 bravery and same with guillaume um what's the website for people who want to chip in to support you protect

00:26:58.680 you and keep your journalism yeah if you want to help us to make sure that our home is safe and i'm

00:27:05.160 safe with my cameraman guillaume roi that is doing an incredible job uh on the ground please go and

00:27:11.560 chip in at stand with alexa.com thank you in advance for giving what you can can be just a couple of

00:27:17.640 bucks thank you yeah i don't want to get into the details but making sure that these guys are safe at

00:27:23.960 home we've done this for some of our other reporters before drea humphrey out west when that monster 1.00

00:27:29.560 jonathan yaniv threatened her family we helped her with some security again i'm not going to get into the

00:27:34.440 details because we don't want the bad guys to hear it and with avi amini down in australia too where

00:27:39.560 they were threatening his family that's just terrible um i believe that the journalism we do at rebel news

00:27:44.680 is courageous and i measure that by the fact that our reporters are doing things that other report

00:27:50.440 companies reporters are not i don't know the real reason why all the newspapers in montreal plus the cbc

00:27:57.640 are ignoring the story i don't know i can't think of any good reason um they don't want to follow rebel

00:28:04.440 news's lead they don't have to they can just go with what's in the public now i think that they're

00:28:09.400 afraid of antifa or maybe someone in their company is afraid or maybe they've been told to turn a blind

00:28:14.600 eye i don't know i find none of those answers satisfying stand with alexa.com thanks for your support

00:28:21.880 and boy she's on a roll with so many important stories and guillaume roi who has the tough job

00:28:26.920 often of walking backwards at high speed that's a very difficult job by the way being a cameraman's

00:28:32.440 hard enough and he of course is uh an editor as well and does other things we call him a videographer

00:28:38.040 well listen montreal is a beautiful city and there's so much uh in its favor but it has some deep

00:28:44.120 problems too who would have thunk that a conservative oriented news website from toronto and western

00:28:50.600 canada would care so much about montreal but i mean it's a lovely city and it's got some of the

00:28:55.560 same problems we have in toronto and calgary and alexa lavois shining a lightest scrutiny and you know

00:29:01.400 they say sunlight is the best disinfectant and we are going to shine a light on the problems here and

00:29:06.040 hopefully that'll help fix it well that's it from my brief trip to montreal from us here at rebel news

00:29:12.840 to you at home good night and keep fighting for freedom merci mon ami thank you very much

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Rebel News Podcast - October 02, 2025

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