Rebel News Podcast - November 20, 2025


EZRA LEVANT ｜ Rebel News EXPOSES UN 'climate cult' in Brazil


Episode Stats

Length

36 minutes

Words per Minute

153.4432

Word Count

5,546

Sentence Count

193

Misogynist Sentences

1

Hate Speech Sentences

3


Summary

Rebel correspondent Sheila Gunn-Reed fills in for Ezra in Belém, Brazil, where the UN is holding a climate conference, and the hypocrisy flows even faster. She s in the rainforest, wading through UN spin and showing you what this conference actually looks like from on the ground.


Transcript

00:00:00.000 The climate cult has descended on the Brazilian city named after Bethlehem.
00:00:19.640 I'm Sheila Gunn-Reed, but you're watching The Ezra Levant Show.
00:00:22.940 You fight for freedom!
00:00:26.100 Shame on you, you censorious bug!
00:00:30.000 This week I've been reporting from the UN's climate conference city where the sewage flows into the Amazon and the hypocrisy flows even faster.
00:00:44.800 Actually, I'm in the rainforest because I thought I should see it before the UN wrecks it.
00:00:48.240 I'm filling in for Ezra tonight because he's back in Canada on a special mission and I'm here in Belém, Brazil, stranded for most of the day because to save money on flights,
00:00:56.400 my videographer, Kian Simone, had to leave hours before I did.
00:01:00.620 So while Ezra's off doing something important, you've got me killing time in the Amazon heat and humidity,
00:01:06.480 my deodorant hanging on for dear life, wading through UN spin and showing you what this conference actually looks like from on the ground.
00:01:14.460 Now, let me start with this. The people of Belém have been incredible, warm, generous, hard-working,
00:01:19.680 and they deserve far better than what the UN has done to this city.
00:01:24.680 Because for all the UN's endless lecturing about protecting the rainforest,
00:01:29.240 they've been dumping their garbage into a local favela.
00:01:33.520 Now, the UN didn't choose to set up beside the favela.
00:01:36.480 They don't want the world to see how 60% of the city actually lives, but their trash ended up there anyway.
00:01:41.800 We found it in a neighbourhood that locals warned us was too dangerous to enter.
00:01:48.300 And in the backdrop to all of this, Belém almost has no sanitation system.
00:01:53.360 Over 95% of the wastewater, including raw sewage, just flows straight into the Amazon basin,
00:01:58.220 into the same river system delegates will pose in front of as they lecture the world about sustainability.
00:02:04.000 It's environmental colonialism at its finest.
00:02:06.780 The Amazon as a prop, locals as an afterthought.
00:02:09.040 Now, every penny spent making it easier for the United Nations should have been spent making life better for the people here.
00:02:16.800 And the delegates, well, they haven't been arriving on cruise ships, but they've been living on cruise ships
00:02:21.000 because local accommodations aren't good enough for them.
00:02:24.880 Floating hotels, running full power, full air conditioning, full luxury,
00:02:29.000 all so that the climate activists never actually have to stay in the city.
00:02:32.120 They're here to help.
00:02:33.460 Oh, and the rivers of sewage, well, they just run right out past the luxury cruise ships.
00:02:37.420 We caught it all on camera.
00:02:38.720 And then we did what thousands of journalists who came to the city just didn't feel like doing.
00:02:42.620 And that was actual journalism.
00:02:44.540 We found the highway carved through the rainforest meant to alleviate UN-related traffic in this host city.
00:02:52.100 And then there's the UN's treatment of skeptical media.
00:02:55.940 They finally accredited Rebel News after a nine-year ban, officially, on paper.
00:03:01.860 And then when we showed up with that accreditation, well, they refused to let us in with no explanation, no due process,
00:03:08.220 just another locked door for journalists who ask real questions that people actually care about.
00:03:13.820 Now, in the midst of all of this, I'll tell you the thought that kept coming back to me.
00:03:18.180 The next time I'm in Canada trying to sift through a government-mandated soggy paper straw
00:03:23.340 or buying my 6,000th reusable bag of the year to get my groceries home,
00:03:29.020 I'll picture the actual environmental disaster the UN is hosting at this conference.
00:03:33.520 Rivers of garbage and sewage in the streets in the showcase city.
00:03:37.540 Now, Ezra will be back soon from his special mission.
00:03:40.040 But for today, from Bulem, you've got me.
00:03:41.740 Sweaty, frizzy-haired by humidity, marooned by airline schedules,
00:03:45.300 and reporting the truth the climate establishment doesn't want the world to see.
00:03:49.100 Now, coming up, I've got a couple of reports, actually three, that you don't want to miss.
00:03:53.640 First, the moment we discovered the UN's garbage dumped in a dangerous favela
00:03:59.200 and the conditions the global climate elite claim don't exist.
00:04:03.220 Second, how Rebel News was accredited and then just re-banned by the United Nations,
00:04:08.800 slammed out of the venue they claimed we were allowed to enter.
00:04:11.980 And finally, my closing thoughts from here on the ground in Bulem
00:04:15.680 after days of witnessing the gap between the UN's rhetoric and the reality.
00:04:20.600 See all of my reports at rebelun.com.
00:04:24.120 And thank you to all of those of you who chipped in to get us here.
00:04:28.220 And as Ezra always says, good night and keep fighting for freedom.
00:04:32.540 Sheila Gunn-Reed for Rebel News, and I'm here at the port of Otero in Bulem, Brazil.
00:04:46.200 This is the site of the United Nations Climate Change Conference.
00:04:49.940 To see all of our coverage and to support our trip and our journalism here,
00:04:53.760 please go to rebelun.com.
00:04:56.140 So why am I standing here drenched?
00:04:57.720 Well, I had a story to get.
00:04:59.160 And the story is those two cruise ships behind me,
00:05:02.580 they were actually brought in as floating hotels.
00:05:05.880 They're the MSCC View and the Costa Diadema.
00:05:10.540 They're here docked at the port of Otero
00:05:13.900 to house some of the 55,000 plus delegates
00:05:18.460 that have converged on Bulem, Brazil
00:05:20.380 to tell us that our summer road trips
00:05:23.280 are the real problem with climate change.
00:05:25.640 Now, when walking up to get the shot of the cruise ships,
00:05:30.720 we went up to the terminal that was specially built
00:05:33.400 for the climate change conference for these two ships specifically.
00:05:37.580 And it is a high security affair.
00:05:39.360 There was no getting down to the port.
00:05:42.280 However, we did notice a sewage outflow.
00:05:46.780 You see, Bulem, Brazil processes roughly 4% of its sewage.
00:05:52.880 Only 20% of the wastewater is even really captured.
00:05:56.640 20% of households here have access to the sewage system.
00:06:01.140 So the sewage just flows everywhere.
00:06:03.300 And you can smell it.
00:06:04.880 And it is flowing into the port behind me,
00:06:09.840 which is known as the mouth of the Amazon
00:06:12.320 or the gateway to the Amazon
00:06:14.120 and right past the cruise ships.
00:06:16.800 Not that these hypocrites will ever notice.
00:06:19.520 We had to hop an Uber to get to the port of Otero.
00:06:23.660 And I was curious how long it actually takes
00:06:26.080 to get from the port to the climate change conference.
00:06:29.060 And wouldn't you know it,
00:06:29.900 it's directly on the United Nations website,
00:06:32.720 33 minutes one way.
00:06:34.120 So well over an hour in heavy traffic,
00:06:37.920 in a car or a bus to get to the climate change conference.
00:06:41.660 Now, friends, we found it.
00:06:43.180 It was hard.
00:06:44.180 They don't want you to see this.
00:06:45.780 It's very difficult to find where we are on Google Maps.
00:06:50.100 We actually had to find somewhere close
00:06:52.120 and then Uber there.
00:06:54.760 What's behind me is what's called Avienda Liberdade.
00:06:58.240 Now, that means Freedom Highway,
00:07:00.320 but it is the highway, the 13 kilometer highway
00:07:02.860 that the government cut through the rainforest
00:07:06.820 to alleviate the traffic, if you can believe that,
00:07:11.360 for the United Nations Climate Change Conference.
00:07:14.040 Now, this highway was first proposed in 2012,
00:07:16.540 but it was put on the shelf back then
00:07:18.420 because they said cutting a highway
00:07:20.400 through the Amazon rainforest
00:07:22.260 would be too environmentally precarious.
00:07:25.380 But it's not environmentally precarious
00:07:27.820 when the world's elites need a shortcut
00:07:30.600 to their climate change conference.
00:07:32.660 We would love to show you
00:07:33.600 what this highway looks like from above
00:07:35.200 as it carves its way through the Amazon rainforest,
00:07:37.940 but we can't.
00:07:39.400 And that's not because we don't have the equipment.
00:07:41.120 We brought a drone with us,
00:07:43.400 but because this project is so embarrassing
00:07:46.480 to the government,
00:07:47.960 they are not allowing drones to go up.
00:07:50.540 In fact, last night in the city,
00:07:52.140 we met a man who works security on this highway
00:07:55.680 and he said part of his job is shooting the drones down.
00:07:59.660 So we could put our drone up,
00:08:01.500 but we would never get the footage
00:08:03.000 because we would never have the drone ever again.
00:08:05.320 And I've got to be honest with you.
00:08:06.540 I'm not against highways.
00:08:08.200 I love highways,
00:08:09.460 but cutting a highway through the rainforest,
00:08:12.560 it could be problematic,
00:08:13.600 but it's the least problematic thing
00:08:16.140 I saw in the Amazon today
00:08:17.840 because right beside this highway construction site
00:08:21.180 is I think what they might deem a resort,
00:08:24.840 but the stench of garbage piled up here
00:08:28.500 in the 32 degree heat was horrific.
00:08:33.640 It's right in front of me.
00:08:35.080 It's right along this little stream
00:08:37.420 that flows into the Amazon behind me.
00:08:41.080 As a Western Canadian,
00:08:42.460 I think I live in one of the most beautiful,
00:08:45.000 cleanest parts of the entire world.
00:08:46.660 And I've traveled a fair bit in the course of my job.
00:08:49.840 We're constantly being told
00:08:51.760 that we're the ones that are destroying the environment,
00:08:54.120 that we need to step up,
00:08:55.440 that we need to triple and quadruple our efforts
00:08:57.900 to fight climate change
00:08:59.800 and keep the environment clean,
00:09:01.140 whatever that means.
00:09:02.100 But I don't know how someone could travel here
00:09:05.120 for an environmentalist conference
00:09:07.280 and not see that the rest of the world
00:09:10.320 needs to step up first.
00:09:12.800 I'm standing here in front
00:09:13.880 of the Bulem International Airport.
00:09:15.740 Now, normally when we go to these conferences of hypocrites,
00:09:18.900 like the World Economic Forum,
00:09:20.140 we're able to go to the local private airstrip
00:09:23.540 where we can watch the elites of the world
00:09:27.220 fly into the event.
00:09:28.960 We aren't able to do that here
00:09:30.180 because there is no private airstrip.
00:09:32.600 In fact, in advance of the climate change conference,
00:09:35.840 the Bulem International Airport
00:09:37.280 was upgraded to accommodate
00:09:39.000 all those private and charter flights
00:09:41.500 that are flying in and out of this Amazonian city.
00:09:46.680 Now, 55,000 delegates,
00:09:50.040 and then again, more activists and protesters
00:09:53.040 have flown into the city.
00:09:55.200 And I did the math.
00:09:56.660 I ballparked the flights for 55,000 people
00:09:59.620 at about 165,000 tons of CO2.
00:10:03.880 Again, if you care about those sorts of things,
00:10:05.500 I really don't.
00:10:06.600 Now, that's roughly about the same annual emissions
00:10:09.860 as the Cook Islands
00:10:10.920 and other equatorial small countries.
00:10:14.540 But to put it in terms of the Western world
00:10:16.780 and specifically in the terms of Canada.
00:10:19.500 So it's the equivalent
00:10:20.840 of about 9,000 Canadians' annual emissions.
00:10:24.000 These are people just trying to survive
00:10:25.560 in our extreme climate,
00:10:27.880 in a huge spread out country,
00:10:29.660 heating their homes at minus 30,
00:10:31.580 driving to work
00:10:32.580 because there's no subway across the prairies
00:10:34.680 moving food and freight,
00:10:36.540 thousands of kilometres.
00:10:37.700 Meanwhile, these climate elites
00:10:39.080 burn the same carbon budget in a week
00:10:41.860 for their selfies in the Amazon.
00:10:44.520 You might be wondering
00:10:45.380 about all the police cars
00:10:47.100 and security staff behind me.
00:10:49.240 This is where the world's elites
00:10:51.940 will park their private jets,
00:10:54.560 drive past, unironically,
00:10:56.500 all the av gas storage tankers,
00:11:00.740 and then come out the fence right there
00:11:03.880 where all the police are there.
00:11:06.120 As I pointed out in a previous video,
00:11:08.740 the climate change delegates
00:11:10.420 are greeted by lectures
00:11:12.600 for fossil fuel executives.
00:11:15.260 But they come out
00:11:16.740 of the heavily air-conditioned airport
00:11:18.780 and are greeted by rows and rows
00:11:22.940 of idling diesel buses.
00:11:25.540 Again, heavily air-conditioned,
00:11:27.220 just sitting there waiting
00:11:28.360 for the climate schools
00:11:30.300 to jump in
00:11:31.140 and head off
00:11:31.680 to the heavily air-conditioned conference.
00:11:35.340 It's plus 33 outside
00:11:37.660 where we're working right now.
00:11:39.300 Now, right now,
00:11:40.240 I'm standing
00:11:40.940 in one of the first revitalization projects
00:11:44.180 that the city of Belém underwent.
00:11:46.620 It's called Nova Doka.
00:11:49.440 That's the park name.
00:11:50.360 It's a long linear park
00:11:51.840 and it goes along a canal.
00:11:53.760 Now, the canal
00:11:54.600 is one of those
00:11:55.660 untreated sewage canals,
00:11:57.740 but the city
00:11:59.540 has done its best
00:12:00.480 to disguise it
00:12:01.680 by planting flowers
00:12:03.260 in the untreated sewage.
00:12:06.000 And just in time
00:12:06.780 for the United Nations
00:12:08.200 Climate Change Conference,
00:12:09.260 the sewage
00:12:09.680 is actually claiming
00:12:10.780 the lives
00:12:12.120 of the flowers.
00:12:14.120 It's called Nova Doka,
00:12:16.080 but I'm calling it Fart Park.
00:12:17.560 We were in this park initially
00:12:18.920 on the lookout
00:12:19.820 for the infamous
00:12:21.080 fiberglass trees
00:12:22.720 that were made
00:12:24.340 by a Brazilian artist
00:12:27.020 and erected in place
00:12:29.140 of the trees
00:12:30.520 that were slashed down
00:12:32.440 to create the facility
00:12:34.460 for the Climate Change Conference
00:12:35.760 and the highway
00:12:36.920 through the Amazon
00:12:37.860 for the Climate Change Conference.
00:12:40.200 I think roughly
00:12:40.760 $5 million Canadian
00:12:42.540 were spent
00:12:43.380 on the fiberglass trees.
00:12:44.600 I have yet to find them.
00:12:45.780 I will, though,
00:12:46.340 before I go home.
00:12:47.040 Instead,
00:12:47.660 I found
00:12:48.040 what they're calling
00:12:48.840 an eco-tree.
00:12:50.700 Again,
00:12:51.220 because they cut down
00:12:52.220 a bunch of trees
00:12:53.880 in the place
00:12:55.480 of the real trees.
00:12:56.720 They've erected
00:12:57.900 these rebar structures
00:12:59.680 and then put
00:13:01.020 fast-growing vines
00:13:02.620 up the structure.
00:13:04.340 Again,
00:13:04.760 in lieu of actual trees.
00:13:06.820 And let me remind you,
00:13:07.880 we are
00:13:08.240 in the Amazon rainforest.
00:13:11.760 Look,
00:13:12.440 people who watch my work
00:13:14.240 know that I am
00:13:15.060 by no means
00:13:16.160 an animal rights activist.
00:13:18.200 I realize
00:13:18.700 that animals
00:13:19.680 and humans
00:13:20.180 are all part
00:13:20.660 of the circle of life.
00:13:23.040 And, of course,
00:13:24.160 you know,
00:13:24.420 I eat animals.
00:13:25.320 But there was something
00:13:26.020 very tragic
00:13:26.720 and heartbreaking
00:13:27.560 about seeing
00:13:28.480 these little birds
00:13:30.220 plucking around
00:13:31.680 in the raw,
00:13:32.980 untreated sewage
00:13:34.200 in a park
00:13:35.880 that is here
00:13:37.080 to mask
00:13:37.920 the environmental damage
00:13:39.400 that took place
00:13:40.680 for the environmentalists
00:13:41.820 to have their week-long
00:13:42.700 party in the Amazon.
00:13:45.060 Environmentalists love
00:14:02.700 a good climate march
00:14:04.500 until the climate march
00:14:05.960 comes for them
00:14:06.620 and busts up
00:14:07.280 their big annual climate party.
00:14:09.880 That's exactly
00:14:10.460 what happened here
00:14:11.360 in Bolem, Brazil
00:14:12.720 at the United Nations
00:14:14.540 Climate Change Conference.
00:14:15.920 I'm Sheila Gunn-Reed
00:14:16.660 and I'm actually here
00:14:17.780 on the grounds.
00:14:22.120 To see all of our reports
00:14:24.020 and to support
00:14:24.540 our independent journalism,
00:14:25.640 please go to Rebel UM.
00:14:27.920 Now,
00:14:28.280 I want to show you
00:14:29.320 behind me
00:14:30.800 the fortification
00:14:32.800 of the,
00:14:34.800 what they call
00:14:35.880 the COP facility.
00:14:37.740 It means
00:14:37.980 Conference of the Parties.
00:14:39.300 It's the 30th one.
00:14:40.400 It's where they meet
00:14:41.640 and get together
00:14:43.220 and decide
00:14:43.740 that you need
00:14:44.520 a low-flow showerhead
00:14:46.060 in your house
00:14:46.840 and that you need
00:14:47.920 carbon taxes
00:14:48.780 and industrial carbon taxes
00:14:50.720 and you need
00:14:52.560 to never use
00:14:53.580 a plastic straw
00:14:54.480 in your life ever again.
00:14:55.740 This is where
00:14:56.240 those decisions are made
00:14:57.320 and they've completely
00:14:59.000 fortified the area.
00:15:00.820 Now,
00:15:01.240 I've got to be fair.
00:15:03.100 That is because
00:15:04.280 Indigenous activists
00:15:06.300 broke into this conference
00:15:08.360 earlier in the week
00:15:09.720 and caused
00:15:10.700 a fair bit of chaos.
00:15:11.900 So now we have,
00:15:13.580 I think,
00:15:14.280 an increased presence
00:15:15.240 of riot cops
00:15:16.200 but they've got ambulances,
00:15:17.880 fire trucks,
00:15:19.120 helicopters,
00:15:20.060 you can't put a drone up
00:15:21.180 or they'll shoot it down,
00:15:22.920 military police,
00:15:24.160 regular police.
00:15:25.280 We have to remember,
00:15:26.100 these are the same people
00:15:27.180 who say that
00:15:28.420 no one is illegal,
00:15:29.700 that we need no borders
00:15:30.920 because of climate migration,
00:15:32.680 whatever that is.
00:15:33.440 they viciously hate
00:15:35.660 President Donald Trump
00:15:36.800 for enforcing borders
00:15:39.080 and deportations
00:15:41.660 and yet,
00:15:42.760 these are the people
00:15:43.560 hiding behind the fence
00:15:44.900 and they're keeping out
00:15:47.100 their own activists
00:15:49.100 and, well,
00:15:50.960 disruptive journalists
00:15:52.100 like me,
00:15:52.700 disruptive only insofar
00:15:54.780 that I have dangerous ideas
00:15:56.380 that disagree with the things
00:15:57.880 being said and done
00:15:58.820 inside the conference.
00:16:00.180 Sheila Gunn-Reed
00:16:03.600 for Rebel News.
00:16:04.780 I'm in Belém, Brazil
00:16:05.780 for the United Nations
00:16:07.140 Climate Change Conference
00:16:08.180 to see all of our reports
00:16:09.860 and to support
00:16:10.560 our independent journalism
00:16:11.760 from here on the ground,
00:16:13.540 please go to rebelun.com.
00:16:15.920 Now, I am in a venue right now
00:16:18.320 that's open to the public.
00:16:20.040 It's called the Green Zone
00:16:22.120 and it's like a trade show
00:16:24.140 where activist groups,
00:16:28.040 companies,
00:16:28.580 organizations,
00:16:30.780 NGOs,
00:16:31.680 they can buy space
00:16:34.020 and then promote
00:16:34.900 their program,
00:16:37.100 product,
00:16:38.080 wares,
00:16:38.860 ideas
00:16:39.320 and we took a little tour
00:16:42.080 and the first thing
00:16:43.080 I noticed was
00:16:44.040 that the drink box
00:16:45.960 water bottle sort of thing,
00:16:47.640 if you know,
00:16:48.240 you know.
00:16:48.720 We have recently switched
00:16:50.340 to drinking water bottles
00:16:52.380 out of water
00:16:53.540 out of when we have water bottles
00:16:55.440 out of a plastic,
00:16:57.320 sorry,
00:16:58.600 away from plastic
00:16:59.420 towards paper.
00:17:01.220 ...is the preferred beverage
00:17:03.880 of the United Nations.
00:17:06.100 But that's not the only thing
00:17:07.300 that I learned here today.
00:17:08.780 For example,
00:17:09.980 I learned about
00:17:10.780 my carbon footprint
00:17:11.820 and how if I feel real bad
00:17:14.700 and pay about 22 bucks Canadian
00:17:17.240 to offset my climate guilt,
00:17:20.260 a company can make money
00:17:23.360 selling electricity
00:17:24.980 to poor people.
00:17:26.820 Look at this.
00:17:27.320 You would want me
00:17:28.740 to feel bad enough
00:17:29.860 to give $117,
00:17:32.160 $118
00:17:33.000 of approximately $22 Canadian
00:17:36.460 to this company
00:17:39.880 so at the end of it all
00:17:41.940 they can actually sell the electricity
00:17:43.740 and make money to themselves.
00:17:44.860 I cannot give you sure
00:17:50.300 that they are selling the energy.
00:17:52.860 You think they're getting
00:17:53.840 it away for free?
00:17:54.700 But I know
00:17:55.740 the energy is going
00:17:57.720 to the program.
00:17:59.640 Then they use the biogas
00:18:01.480 like energy
00:18:02.420 to infill
00:18:03.960 for the troops.
00:18:05.100 Sure,
00:18:05.460 but that facility
00:18:06.460 obviously produces
00:18:08.320 more biofibre
00:18:09.540 than they use.
00:18:11.200 Biogas.
00:18:12.420 Biogas, whatever.
00:18:13.300 It's all the same.
00:18:14.780 And then they sell it
00:18:15.900 to create electricity
00:18:17.160 and then somebody
00:18:17.880 makes money there too.
00:18:18.940 Somebody wants to make money.
00:18:21.440 Look,
00:18:21.960 I'm not against capitalism
00:18:22.900 but let's be honest about it.
00:18:24.020 Yeah,
00:18:24.360 yeah,
00:18:24.640 it's yours.
00:18:25.640 Oh,
00:18:25.800 but that's not the only thing
00:18:26.940 that I learned.
00:18:27.540 For example,
00:18:27.940 I learned many of these trees here
00:18:30.180 are not real at all.
00:18:31.920 I stuck my hand in the dirt
00:18:33.320 to find out for sure.
00:18:39.840 I don't think they're real.
00:18:41.200 Now,
00:18:41.440 just like me,
00:18:41.960 I think a lot of the people
00:18:43.160 here are not actually here
00:18:44.380 because they care
00:18:44.920 about climate change.
00:18:46.320 They're here like me
00:18:47.400 for the air conditioning
00:18:49.300 and boy,
00:18:50.060 there's a lot of it.
00:18:51.240 And they're here
00:18:51.980 for the coffee.
00:18:53.580 There are nine,
00:18:55.160 maybe ten
00:18:55.820 coffee shops in here.
00:18:57.380 I mean,
00:18:57.600 it's like six minutes
00:18:59.080 to the back
00:19:00.100 and then back to the front.
00:19:02.080 Nine coffee shops.
00:19:03.000 I think we missed one.
00:19:04.360 And nobody here
00:19:05.780 is really here
00:19:07.120 to take in the venue
00:19:09.300 to get information.
00:19:10.840 They're literally
00:19:11.400 just sitting in the chairs
00:19:12.460 enjoying the air conditioning.
00:19:14.440 You know what else
00:19:14.900 I learned here?
00:19:16.020 That Jews are bad
00:19:17.580 for the environment
00:19:18.400 if you believe
00:19:19.500 the United Nations
00:19:20.360 and the people
00:19:20.920 they allow to exhibit
00:19:22.080 in here
00:19:22.960 because we found
00:19:23.780 the pro-Iranian regime
00:19:25.880 exhibit.
00:19:27.260 And it had a healthy dose
00:19:28.320 of free Palestine,
00:19:29.400 obviously.
00:19:29.820 But they had
00:19:31.420 these little
00:19:32.080 displays on the wall
00:19:34.460 noting that the Ayatollah
00:19:36.620 and his mullah friends
00:19:38.320 are real climateers
00:19:40.940 and that the Jews
00:19:43.440 in their bombing
00:19:45.240 of Iranian nuclear facilities
00:19:47.960 actually they called them
00:19:48.900 peaceful Iranian
00:19:49.820 nuclear facilities
00:19:50.900 are causing
00:19:51.960 environmental carnage.
00:19:53.960 They've allowed
00:19:54.920 the local indigenous people
00:19:56.180 to come into the venue
00:19:57.340 and set up
00:19:58.140 basically a little
00:20:00.080 flea market.
00:20:01.800 Now I don't actually
00:20:02.780 see a lot of people
00:20:03.620 buying from
00:20:04.640 the indigenous people.
00:20:05.740 I think it's a nice test
00:20:06.880 to see if the
00:20:08.920 environmentalists
00:20:10.440 who claim to care
00:20:11.260 about the indigenous people
00:20:12.340 will actually put their money
00:20:13.440 where their mouth is
00:20:14.400 and so far
00:20:15.420 I don't see it.
00:20:16.680 One thing I will add
00:20:17.880 about the public zone
00:20:19.740 for the United Nations
00:20:20.720 Climate Change Conference
00:20:21.640 is that the food
00:20:23.160 wasn't frightening.
00:20:24.120 I've been to these things
00:20:24.980 before and I'm usually
00:20:25.980 corralled in the public spaces
00:20:27.480 because we don't get
00:20:28.800 accredited with the
00:20:30.120 regular journalists
00:20:31.120 and the food
00:20:32.120 wasn't terrible this year.
00:20:33.360 I know that my boss
00:20:35.160 Ezra Levant
00:20:35.780 is going to want
00:20:36.560 a full report
00:20:37.420 on the food here.
00:20:38.900 Lots of sweets
00:20:39.940 tons of coffee
00:20:40.940 lots of vegan options
00:20:42.980 if you're into that
00:20:43.880 I'm definitely not
00:20:44.920 but it didn't terrify me
00:20:46.300 so there's that.
00:20:49.140 Al Gore says
00:20:50.360 the world is using
00:20:51.480 the atmosphere
00:20:52.280 as an open sewer.
00:20:53.820 Well we found
00:20:54.620 where the city of Belém
00:20:56.040 and the United Nations
00:20:57.620 are using a poor
00:20:58.860 community here
00:21:00.120 as their own
00:21:01.600 open sewer
00:21:02.740 a real garbage dump.
00:21:04.580 I'm Sheila Gunn-Reed
00:21:05.300 for Rebel News
00:21:06.060 I'm here in Belém, Brazil
00:21:07.200 I'm covering the United Nations
00:21:08.740 Climate Change Conference
00:21:10.060 if you'd like to see
00:21:11.440 and support
00:21:12.100 our important
00:21:13.260 independent journalism
00:21:14.280 please go to
00:21:15.600 rebelun.com
00:21:17.440 now
00:21:17.620 right now
00:21:18.140 I'm standing beside
00:21:18.920 something I've been calling
00:21:19.960 for the entire week
00:21:20.920 a digital rape whistle.
00:21:22.180 these are in the touristy areas
00:21:24.880 of Belém, Brazil
00:21:25.860 and there's a button here
00:21:28.180 that you can press
00:21:28.840 if you need help
00:21:29.640 why?
00:21:30.420 because this is actually
00:21:31.340 one of the most dangerous
00:21:32.460 cities in the world
00:21:33.660 and today
00:21:34.240 my videographer
00:21:35.480 behind the camera
00:21:36.540 Kian Simone and I
00:21:37.720 we did something
00:21:38.920 pretty dangerous
00:21:40.840 we went into a community
00:21:42.400 called a favela
00:21:43.460 they are what
00:21:44.480 the left might call
00:21:45.440 irregular communities
00:21:46.820 there's no sanitation
00:21:48.240 there's very little
00:21:49.860 electricity
00:21:50.500 they're not hooked
00:21:51.460 to the sewer system
00:21:52.800 and
00:21:53.840 they really don't own
00:21:55.240 the land
00:21:55.620 so if the city wants
00:21:56.320 to come in
00:21:57.040 and bulldoze
00:21:58.400 the land
00:21:58.940 to build something
00:21:59.900 well
00:22:00.640 that's just how it goes
00:22:02.220 we went to a community
00:22:03.460 called Villa de Barca
00:22:05.080 why?
00:22:06.140 because we saw
00:22:07.300 local Instagram
00:22:08.540 videos
00:22:09.660 where
00:22:11.060 the locals
00:22:12.260 were complaining
00:22:13.140 about
00:22:14.260 the United Nations
00:22:15.520 using this
00:22:16.880 community
00:22:17.620 as their own
00:22:18.280 personal garbage dump
00:22:19.480 now there have been
00:22:20.420 complaints for years
00:22:21.740 that the richer parts
00:22:23.420 of Belém
00:22:24.000 have been routing
00:22:25.160 their sewage
00:22:26.180 through this community
00:22:27.120 and out into the bay
00:22:28.420 making the water
00:22:29.580 completely unusable
00:22:30.800 and dangerous
00:22:31.400 for the people
00:22:31.920 that live there
00:22:32.580 we did definitely
00:22:33.840 see evidence of that
00:22:35.020 but we were looking
00:22:35.860 for something else
00:22:36.760 we heard
00:22:38.460 that the United Nations
00:22:40.340 had been dumping
00:22:41.800 their construction
00:22:43.060 garbage
00:22:43.780 in this community
00:22:45.820 wouldn't you know it
00:22:46.840 we found the dump site
00:22:49.120 that the United Nations
00:22:50.500 is using
00:22:51.280 now I'm not somebody
00:22:52.720 who believes
00:22:53.700 in the term
00:22:55.540 environmental racism
00:22:56.740 or I haven't been
00:22:57.740 actually
00:22:58.500 you know it's usually
00:22:59.760 used to describe
00:23:01.780 oil and gas companies
00:23:04.820 trying to give
00:23:06.020 indigenous people
00:23:06.900 well-paying oil and gas
00:23:08.500 jobs in their communities
00:23:09.920 but I think this is
00:23:11.760 real environmental racism
00:23:13.040 this is a poor community
00:23:14.800 it's largely mulatto
00:23:16.640 it's mixed race
00:23:17.640 and they don't have
00:23:19.200 any power
00:23:19.740 and the very powerful
00:23:21.340 world's elites
00:23:22.380 have decided to hide
00:23:24.440 their environmental
00:23:25.680 carnage
00:23:26.380 inside of their community
00:23:28.040 and they don't have
00:23:29.240 any power
00:23:29.740 to stop them
00:23:30.680 I was just
00:23:31.940 very briefly
00:23:33.100 in that excessively
00:23:34.960 air-conditioned venue
00:23:36.100 with my
00:23:36.840 videographer
00:23:38.200 behind the camera
00:23:38.960 who is suffering
00:23:40.000 in the blazing
00:23:41.320 Brazilian heat
00:23:43.080 we were in there
00:23:44.160 to pick up
00:23:44.800 our media accreditation
00:23:46.260 because as you know
00:23:47.240 for the first time
00:23:48.580 in nine years
00:23:49.520 we were allowed
00:23:50.380 back inside
00:23:51.740 but
00:23:53.340 wouldn't you know it
00:23:54.500 there was a problem
00:23:56.100 with our media accreditation
00:23:57.760 they said
00:23:58.480 we could not
00:24:00.240 attend inside
00:24:02.260 the venue
00:24:02.940 where
00:24:03.380 they just have
00:24:04.780 like
00:24:05.380 national pavilions
00:24:07.380 and
00:24:08.420 little displays
00:24:09.460 and
00:24:10.500 then the meeting rooms
00:24:11.760 and the media rooms
00:24:13.180 instead they said
00:24:14.300 we were more than welcome
00:24:15.540 to attend
00:24:16.240 the
00:24:16.880 leaders summit
00:24:18.140 which was
00:24:19.400 two weeks ago
00:24:20.180 so
00:24:20.580 too dangerous
00:24:21.800 to go inside there
00:24:22.820 and look at
00:24:23.780 little displays
00:24:25.000 of different countries
00:24:26.040 and what they're doing
00:24:26.960 to combat climate change
00:24:28.200 but
00:24:29.100 perfectly fine
00:24:30.200 to attend
00:24:30.860 with the world leaders
00:24:31.740 two weeks ago
00:24:33.480 now
00:24:33.800 at the media help desk
00:24:35.340 where we didn't get
00:24:36.040 very much help at all
00:24:36.940 they did tell us
00:24:37.700 that we would be welcome
00:24:38.880 to come in
00:24:39.400 if we were affiliated
00:24:40.360 with an NGO
00:24:41.600 if we knew some sort of
00:24:42.780 environmental NGO
00:24:43.700 that would allow us
00:24:44.940 to tag along
00:24:45.760 or
00:24:46.280 if we were attached
00:24:47.760 to an official
00:24:48.500 country delegation
00:24:49.800 like Canada
00:24:50.860 but I know that will
00:24:52.000 never be the case
00:24:52.940 because we are
00:24:53.800 independent media
00:24:54.580 but also because
00:24:55.700 the Canadian delegation
00:24:57.360 back in 2016
00:24:58.600 meddled with my
00:25:00.260 accreditation
00:25:00.860 they actually complained
00:25:01.900 to the United Nations
00:25:02.940 because I asked
00:25:04.280 some skeptical questions
00:25:06.040 of the official delegates
00:25:07.500 inside
00:25:08.060 and then they had
00:25:09.060 the UN ban me
00:25:10.320 for nine years
00:25:11.440 and that ban
00:25:12.200 is ongoing
00:25:13.320 the United Nations
00:25:14.620 article 19
00:25:15.960 and their declaration
00:25:17.760 of human rights
00:25:18.640 is actually the right
00:25:19.420 to free expression
00:25:20.220 which includes
00:25:21.860 the right to the free press
00:25:23.260 and it means
00:25:24.100 that you have the right
00:25:24.820 to express your opinion
00:25:26.360 in any way
00:25:27.600 that you see fit
00:25:28.460 and then to distribute it
00:25:30.160 in any way
00:25:31.120 that you see fit
00:25:31.960 and yet these people
00:25:32.900 don't even defend
00:25:34.360 their own declaration
00:25:35.800 on human rights
00:25:37.220 because for nine years
00:25:39.320 we have been banned
00:25:40.500 from this venue
00:25:41.460 simply because
00:25:42.580 we're skeptics
00:25:43.520 because we don't think
00:25:44.600 that taxes change
00:25:45.520 the weather
00:25:45.940 because we think
00:25:46.860 that cities like Belém
00:25:48.020 have bigger problems
00:25:49.460 than climate change
00:25:50.660 when we have raw sewage
00:25:52.000 flowing in
00:25:52.580 to the Amazon rainforest
00:25:54.060 when we think
00:25:55.340 that money here
00:25:56.520 spent on this conference
00:25:58.380 could be better spent
00:25:59.660 making the lives
00:26:00.700 the people of Belém
00:26:01.740 better, cleaner
00:26:03.180 and more hygienic
00:26:04.400 well I guess
00:26:05.400 then we are heretics
00:26:07.300 and we're not allowed
00:26:08.240 in their stupid
00:26:09.020 little conference
00:26:09.700 but rest assured
00:26:11.160 for the last nine years
00:26:12.760 we've been doing
00:26:13.660 excellent journalism
00:26:14.820 from outside
00:26:15.580 of these venues
00:26:16.380 and this year
00:26:17.800 is no different
00:26:19.080 we made a very expensive
00:26:21.500 and very long
00:26:22.980 and arduous trip here
00:26:24.140 we have a very expensive
00:26:25.640 Airbnb
00:26:26.600 not because it's luxurious
00:26:28.240 it's actually quite modest
00:26:29.940 but because there's
00:26:30.760 55,000 plus
00:26:32.540 climate activists
00:26:33.880 here
00:26:34.660 wasting the greenhouse
00:26:37.580 gas emissions
00:26:38.500 of 9,000 Canadians
00:26:40.860 that they would
00:26:42.060 spend in a year
00:26:43.100 to get back and forth
00:26:44.100 to work
00:26:44.440 to heat their homes
00:26:45.420 because we hold
00:26:47.580 those opinions
00:26:48.440 we don't get to go inside
00:26:50.180 the UN this year
00:26:52.360 along with signatory
00:26:53.900 countries like Canada
00:26:55.280 well they're actually
00:26:56.820 codifying
00:26:57.820 their climate change
00:26:59.300 censorship
00:26:59.960 let me read this to you
00:27:01.080 it's from the UN's
00:27:03.260 global declaration
00:27:04.440 for information integrity
00:27:05.960 on climate change
00:27:07.260 it's part of the global
00:27:08.480 initiative
00:27:08.960 for information integrity
00:27:10.700 on climate change
00:27:11.520 that Antonio Gutierrez
00:27:13.100 that's the leader
00:27:14.200 of the United Nations
00:27:15.500 launched ahead
00:27:16.820 of this climate change conference
00:27:18.480 it's a political declaration
00:27:20.820 urging governments
00:27:22.080 civil society
00:27:23.020 academia
00:27:23.620 and funders
00:27:24.740 to counter misinformation
00:27:26.300 and disinformation
00:27:27.400 combat climate denialism
00:27:30.060 I guess that's me
00:27:31.020 target online harassment
00:27:33.260 and so-called greenwashing
00:27:35.340 that's a law we have in place
00:27:37.120 already in Canada
00:27:38.160 they changed the rules
00:27:39.180 around the competition laws
00:27:41.600 to make it impossible
00:27:42.780 for oil and gas companies
00:27:44.200 to talk about their achievements
00:27:45.600 in reducing greenhouse gas emissions
00:27:47.940 and it also calls on countries
00:27:49.580 to support journalists
00:27:50.980 and researchers
00:27:52.060 who push the UN climate line
00:27:54.860 now this is the first time
00:27:56.220 that a UN climate conference
00:27:57.660 is promoting an agenda
00:27:59.540 to police information integrity
00:28:02.540 it's a framework
00:28:04.480 to pressure governments
00:28:05.420 to censor climate misinformation
00:28:07.180 label dissenting views
00:28:09.120 like mine as denialism
00:28:10.800 direct funding
00:28:12.400 only toward approved narratives
00:28:14.620 we're seeing that
00:28:15.380 in Canada already
00:28:16.440 and marginalized journalists
00:28:18.280 who challenge climate policy
00:28:19.960 I guess that's me too
00:28:21.420 we're already seeing
00:28:22.760 the effects of this declaration
00:28:24.300 in action today
00:28:26.320 before this conference
00:28:27.800 in Belem even wraps up
00:28:29.020 Sheila Gunn-Reed
00:28:29.760 for Rebel News
00:28:30.400 I'm here in Belem, Brazil
00:28:32.160 we're covering the United Nations
00:28:33.920 Climate Change Conference
00:28:34.920 this is our final day
00:28:36.240 on the ground
00:28:36.880 if you'd like to see
00:28:37.740 and support
00:28:38.660 our independent journalism
00:28:40.040 please go to rebelun.com
00:28:43.160 this mission to Belem, Brazil
00:28:44.920 started off hopeful
00:28:46.500 and different
00:28:47.480 than our trips
00:28:48.960 to the United Nations conferences
00:28:50.680 over the last nine years
00:28:52.380 because we were once again accredited
00:28:54.560 we haven't been accredited
00:28:55.620 for a United Nations summit
00:28:58.740 of any sort
00:28:59.820 since 2016
00:29:01.340 when I did some dangerous journalism
00:29:03.400 by asking a question
00:29:05.020 to a Canadian delegate
00:29:06.120 we've been banned since then
00:29:07.680 they accredited us this time
00:29:09.760 so we thought
00:29:10.840 we would do some work
00:29:12.080 from inside of the venue
00:29:13.820 but when we went
00:29:15.180 to get our accreditation
00:29:16.180 there was some sort of problem
00:29:18.360 wouldn't you know
00:29:19.340 they said that
00:29:20.760 we could come in
00:29:21.840 only if we were attached
00:29:23.380 to an official
00:29:24.240 governmental delegation
00:29:25.620 which will never be the case
00:29:27.540 because we protect
00:29:28.620 our independence fiercely
00:29:30.120 or if we were attached
00:29:31.880 to an NGO
00:29:32.700 which is not the case
00:29:34.000 we are media
00:29:35.180 we're not an NGO
00:29:36.360 we're not an activist group
00:29:38.040 they did however say
00:29:39.620 that we could come
00:29:40.620 to the leaders summit
00:29:41.920 which happened
00:29:43.260 two weeks ago
00:29:45.080 but not to be deterred
00:29:46.960 I think we did
00:29:47.680 some great journalism
00:29:48.460 from outside the venue
00:29:50.020 on the ground
00:29:50.720 the way we always do
00:29:52.360 because I think
00:29:53.580 that's where the real story is
00:29:55.700 we showed you something
00:29:57.040 none of the other journalists
00:29:58.580 dared to show you
00:29:59.860 we showed you
00:30:00.980 the highway
00:30:01.980 that the municipality here
00:30:05.580 along with the
00:30:08.140 provincial government
00:30:09.740 carved through the rainforest
00:30:12.180 to alleviate the traffic congestion
00:30:15.580 caused by the climate change conference
00:30:18.520 and it wasn't easy to find
00:30:19.880 we couldn't find it on google maps
00:30:22.800 you could sort of see it on google earth
00:30:24.500 and we had to find a way
00:30:25.520 to get a ride to a place close
00:30:27.340 and then walk in
00:30:28.920 so that we could show you
00:30:30.260 what it was all about
00:30:31.160 we could not put a drone up
00:30:32.800 because the government
00:30:33.880 is very embarrassed
00:30:35.360 by the highway
00:30:37.440 that they carved
00:30:38.340 through an environmentally sensitive area
00:30:40.540 to support the climate change conference
00:30:42.980 but we showed you something
00:30:44.200 that a city full of international journalists
00:30:47.320 failed to do
00:30:48.260 we also showed you the cruise ships
00:30:50.220 again something a city full of international journalists
00:30:52.560 just didn't want to do
00:30:53.860 and I bet some of those international journalists
00:30:55.800 were on the cruise ships
00:30:57.320 brought in by the United Nations
00:30:59.300 at a special multi-million dollar dock
00:31:02.740 built just for them
00:31:04.180 because some of the international delegates
00:31:07.000 just weren't satisfied
00:31:08.540 with the local accommodations
00:31:11.120 and while we were there
00:31:13.260 we were able to show you
00:31:14.580 the sewage outflows
00:31:15.900 the untreated sewage outflows
00:31:17.900 which are everywhere in Bilem
00:31:20.220 because the majority of the sewage here
00:31:22.400 like 97% of it
00:31:24.800 is never treated
00:31:26.540 and most of the wastewater
00:31:28.040 is never captured
00:31:29.440 and we could show you
00:31:30.220 the sewage outflow
00:31:31.160 that was flowing out into the bay
00:31:33.560 right past the cruise ships
00:31:36.460 for the fancy climate activists
00:31:38.620 we also were able to show you
00:31:40.380 well where I'm standing right now
00:31:41.760 I called it Fart Park
00:31:43.340 but it's called Nova Doca Park
00:31:45.000 it's one of those sewage canals
00:31:47.680 that has been beautified
00:31:50.860 but it's still gross
00:31:53.880 it's 32 degrees here
00:31:55.620 the humidity is 100%
00:31:57.360 and it smells terrible
00:32:00.180 but in an effort to hide
00:32:02.460 their I think real environmental crimes
00:32:04.720 the city has planted flowers
00:32:07.500 and built a linear park
00:32:09.160 on either side
00:32:10.260 but you can see the garbage
00:32:12.820 you can smell the sewage
00:32:14.240 and you can see the little animals
00:32:16.100 poking around in the sewage
00:32:17.740 looking for something to eat
00:32:19.460 just struggling to survive
00:32:20.740 and in this park
00:32:21.880 we found the designer eco trees
00:32:24.600 and I'm old enough to remember
00:32:27.140 when real trees were called eco
00:32:29.000 but these eco trees are made with rebar
00:32:32.880 and then they have vines in them
00:32:35.820 and they are to replace all the trees
00:32:38.720 cut down to accommodate
00:32:41.360 the climate change conference
00:32:43.420 we also saw the rows and rows
00:32:46.700 of idling cars and buses
00:32:48.580 meant for the climate change activists
00:32:50.920 these climate scolds
00:32:52.520 who tell you that your summer road trip
00:32:54.880 is somehow the end of the earth
00:32:56.980 and yet they can fly
00:32:59.080 basically circumnavigating the globe
00:33:01.480 and then hop in an idling diesel bus
00:33:04.220 back and forth all day to lecture you
00:33:06.040 and these idling armies of vehicles
00:33:09.180 were everywhere
00:33:10.000 they were at the airport
00:33:10.940 they were at the climate change venue
00:33:13.840 outside of the green zone
00:33:15.400 outside of the blue zone
00:33:17.420 where the official delegates are
00:33:19.020 they were everywhere
00:33:20.440 and yet these are the same people
00:33:22.040 who lecture us about our carbon footprint
00:33:24.040 by the way
00:33:24.900 I did learn about my carbon footprint
00:33:26.480 if I feel bad enough
00:33:28.200 about taking a trip here
00:33:29.840 which I definitely don't
00:33:31.020 I only care
00:33:32.500 I feel bad about the expense to come here
00:33:34.660 but I don't care about my climate footprint
00:33:36.380 I could pay somebody
00:33:38.400 $22
00:33:39.540 to alleviate my climate remorse
00:33:42.640 and inside the public venue
00:33:43.920 where I could alleviate my climate remorse
00:33:46.520 I noticed something
00:33:48.080 that nobody was actually there
00:33:49.760 for the climate change
00:33:51.360 they were there for the climate control
00:33:53.680 as in the air conditioning
00:33:55.680 coffee bars everywhere
00:33:56.980 like high-end little coffee bars everywhere
00:33:58.840 and nobody actually paying attention
00:34:03.080 to the climate trade show around them
00:34:05.800 they were literally just there
00:34:07.260 to sit in the chairs
00:34:08.600 maybe charge their phones
00:34:10.500 and catch a little AC
00:34:12.740 and who could blame them
00:34:14.300 I did the same thing
00:34:15.300 and then just earlier this morning
00:34:16.940 I think we did
00:34:18.660 one of our best pieces of journalism
00:34:20.560 from here on the ground
00:34:21.860 we went into a favela
00:34:24.220 sort of a slum
00:34:25.560 we went there because we saw
00:34:27.620 in Portuguese language
00:34:29.560 Brazilian Instagram stories
00:34:31.760 that the locals had been complaining
00:34:34.100 that the United Nations
00:34:35.760 had been using this little
00:34:37.640 impoverished community
00:34:39.660 a favela really
00:34:40.760 as a dumping ground
00:34:42.320 for their construction garbage
00:34:44.240 it's a dangerous place
00:34:46.040 this is one of the most dangerous cities
00:34:48.040 in the world
00:34:48.640 we kept a ride waiting for us
00:34:50.960 we ran through
00:34:52.100 with our eyes peeled
00:34:53.440 and we found it
00:34:55.940 this is something that the international media
00:34:58.440 could have done
00:34:59.840 they have the resources to do it
00:35:02.120 they just don't want to
00:35:03.560 because they're sitting in the air conditioning
00:35:05.240 in the blue zone
00:35:06.120 being true believers
00:35:07.120 and parroting the official
00:35:08.680 United Nations line
00:35:10.600 what I saw was actual
00:35:12.160 environmental racism
00:35:13.380 poor people
00:35:14.560 not able to fight back
00:35:16.660 against the powerful global elites
00:35:19.300 who are treating them
00:35:21.440 like less than human
00:35:23.560 and I think that's the real story here
00:35:25.880 every penny that was spent
00:35:27.920 on this climate change conference
00:35:29.940 could have been used
00:35:31.300 to make the city of Belem
00:35:32.880 safer and cleaner
00:35:34.760 for the people left behind
00:35:36.520 when this flock of climate locusts
00:35:39.760 finally flies back
00:35:40.740 to where they came from
00:35:41.700 for Rebel News
00:35:42.940 here in Belem
00:35:43.800 I'm Sheila Gunn-Reed
00:35:45.040 well that's it
00:35:48.320 it's a wrap
00:35:49.260 from here in Belem
00:35:50.900 Brazil
00:35:51.420 if you thought our journalism
00:35:52.900 was valuable
00:35:54.420 if it was important
00:35:55.880 if it showed you something
00:35:57.520 that you would not see
00:35:58.900 anywhere else
00:35:59.980 in the media
00:36:00.820 please consider supporting
00:36:02.720 our trip here
00:36:03.680 it was so expensive
00:36:04.940 please go to
00:36:06.620 rebelun.com