Rebel News Podcast - November 13, 2026


EZRA LEVANT ｜ Secret police order： Ireland's Gardaí went to court for Ezra's private data

Carney Cries Betrayal, Liberals Defend Mass Immigration, China's Police in Canada ｜ Rebel Roundup

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00:00:00 you're listening to a release podcast
00:00:07 shame on you you sensorism bug
00:00:30 I want to show you something. This is a court order from Dublin, Ireland, and it has my name
00:00:37 in it, or at least my Twitter handle, Ezra Levant. A judge signed it on November 11th,
00:00:44 2025, almost exactly a year ago. And I didn't know it existed until a few months ago.
00:00:51 The Irish police called the Guardian. They went to court to get my private information,
00:00:56 and they asked the judge to make sure
00:00:59 I would never be told about it.
00:01:02 Let me walk you through it because it's short
00:01:04 and because I think you should see it for yourself.
00:01:06 I put the whole thing online at rebelnews.com.
00:01:09 I'll tell you again at the end.
00:01:11 Now, Dublin Metropolitan District Court,
00:01:14 Section 63 of the Criminal Justice Act,
00:01:17 that's what's called a production order.
00:01:20 Sort of like a search warrant, I think.
00:01:21 A police officer, a member of the Gardee,
00:01:24 swears a statement in front of a judge
00:01:25 and the judge orders a company to hand material over.
00:01:29 The name of the police officer is blacked out.
00:01:32 Here's what they told the judge.
00:01:34 They're investigating, quote, unknown persons.
00:01:37 So I guess not me, but unknown persons.
00:01:40 And here's what they asked for, quote,
00:01:43 subscriber details and associated information pertaining to X account Ezra Levant,
00:01:49 including but not limited to email, date of birth, phone number and registration IP address,
00:01:56 device information, and account creation date.
00:01:59 My email, my date of birth, my phone number,
00:02:02 the IP address I signed up from, what device I was using.
00:02:06 Now you tell me, if you're investigating unknown persons,
00:02:09 why do you need a Canadian journalist's date of birth?
00:02:14 The second thing they wanted, quote,
00:02:15 video content uploaded by Ezra Levant
00:02:18 on the 21st of October, 2025, and the 22nd of October, 2025.
00:02:23 The states are interesting. I'll come back to them in a moment. And then the last line. The police
00:02:30 asked the judge to order Twitter not to tell me about any of this. A secret order for a journalist's
00:02:39 phone number and his footage? So what happened on October 21st and 22nd, 2025? Well, I was in
00:02:48 Dublin with our videographer, Lincoln Jay. A couple of days earlier, a 10-year-old Irish girl
00:02:53 was allegedly sexually assaulted near the City West Resort Hotel. That's the big old sprawling
00:03:01 campus that the Irish government bought for 148 million euros to house migrants, asylum seekers.
00:03:09 A man in his 20s was charged. Hundreds of people from the neighborhood came to the gates. The
00:03:15 Gardaí sent nearly 300 officers, 150 of them in riot gear, water cannons, horses, dogs.
00:03:24 And they used pepper spray on the crowd, on an Irish Times reporter, on a GB News reporter, and on me.
00:03:31 Hey, watch out for it!
00:03:33 Ah!
00:03:40 Ah!
00:03:42 Ah, man! 1.00
00:03:43 There's fucking cheese for you! 1.00
00:03:45 Come on, man! 1.00
00:03:47 Fuck! There's no fucking cheese for you! 1.00
00:03:52 Is it alright? 0.99
00:03:57 Ezra, are you okay?
00:03:59 I need some water in my eye.
00:04:13 We're both pepper sprayed right now.
00:04:16 It's crazy out here.
00:04:20 Then somebody in that crowd knocked me down.
00:04:23 Now, I got back up.
00:04:24 I kept filming, and I posted everything that night.
00:04:26 And the next day, all of it, that was October 21st and 22nd, the two days named in the order.
00:04:33 Three weeks later, the police were in front of a judge asking for my phone number and my videos.
00:04:40 Now, here's the funny thing.
00:04:41 the videos are public anyone can watch them a lot of people did you don't need a judge for that
00:04:49 what do they actually want i think they wanted the original files the raw footage
00:04:55 maybe they thought there were faces in the crowd that i didn't post they they wanted the
00:05:00 information that i don't know maybe shows where i was standing and who i was standing next to
00:05:05 i don't know exactly what they wanted what i do know is that they asked for a court order to get
00:05:11 that stuff whereas they they were just interested in the footage i mean it's it's already all on
00:05:16 twitter that's the thing about twitter it's public at least my channel is now here's the part i
00:05:21 didn't expect x elon musk company did not hand over the info they went to court in dublin they
00:05:32 challenged the order, and the order was withdrawn. And then, almost a year later, they told me about
00:05:40 it. That's the only reason I'm in the know about this at all. If this had been Facebook or Google,
00:05:47 I think they would have handed over the info on me the same afternoon, and I'd never have known.
00:05:52 I wrote to X, by the way, to say thank you. But think about what nearly happened. The Irish police
00:05:58 tried to take the personal data of a Canadian journalist because of what I filmed in their
00:06:04 country and asked a court to make sure I never found out about it. And a judge signed that.
00:06:11 I'm not the first. The Irish news site Gript got the same treatment. A district court ordered for
00:06:17 their X data, including their private messages, for a four-day window around a protest in Newtown
00:06:23 Mount Kennedy. They found out eight months later. So this isn't a one-off and I don't think it's
00:06:29 really about me actually. I think it's how the Irish police and the Irish prosecutors and the
00:06:34 Irish courts and the Irish government deals with any journalists who cover the wrong protests if
00:06:41 you know what I mean. I think if the shoe was on the other foot there would be a huge freak out if
00:06:45 a reporter for RTE, the Irish state broadcaster, had a secret police order out for their phones
00:06:53 I think that would be the lead story on RTE and in all the newspapers in Ireland.
00:06:58 Same if it were for a reporter from Canada's CBC state broadcaster.
00:07:02 But when it's Rebel News or Gripped, well, those are court orders nobody's supposed to see, and we deserve it anyways, right?
00:07:10 Now, I could take the hint. I could. I could stop going to Ireland. That's clearly what somebody wants.
00:07:16 But I was in Bray, Ireland a few weeks ago. I was there for Kirk Loco, an ordinary Irish guy who was prosecuted for one tweet.
00:07:26 And there's a whole mass of Irish men and women who are being harassed for going to the protests that I was at, at City West that day.
00:07:36 Now, we've covered every one of Kirk Loco's court appearances since February.
00:07:42 And as you know, he was finally acquitted.
00:07:44 The judge said the state hadn't proved its case.
00:07:47 We told that story from the start.
00:07:50 He won in the court of law, also thanks to X, which supported his lawyers.
00:07:55 But he also won in the court of public opinion. 0.98
00:07:58 And I think that's what makes the government furious, is these stories about migrants and
00:08:03 alleged rapes.
00:08:05 I don't think the government wants those told.
00:08:08 That's what our Irish reporting does.
00:08:10 and I think that's why they want our footage and our phone numbers.
00:08:13 So let me sum up.
00:08:14 Number one, Irish police went to a judge and got a secret order
00:08:18 for my personal data and my footage under a law
00:08:22 that's actually meant for serious criminals, not politics.
00:08:26 They told the judge they were investigating unknown persons,
00:08:29 but then asked for my info, like my date of birth.
00:08:32 That's weird.
00:08:33 Number two, nobody told me.
00:08:36 The police asked the court to make sure of that.
00:08:38 I only found out months later from Twitter's lawyers because they fought against this.
00:08:43 Three, the two dates in the order are the two days I filmed the Gardaí pepper-spraying a crowd of Irish parents outside City West. 0.99
00:08:52 I think in a way this is proof that what we're doing in Ireland is the right thing to do.
00:08:57 to shine a light of scrutiny on a lovely, peaceful country
00:09:02 that is becoming more censorious and more authoritarian every year,
00:09:08 especially when it comes to the government defending
00:09:11 or even hiding their agenda of mass immigration.
00:09:15 They don't want to talk about it.
00:09:16 And they don't want journalists like me or Gript or others to talk about it.
00:09:19 They wanted my footage and my phone number,
00:09:21 and they wanted me not to know about it, but I do know about it now.
00:09:24 And now I know how important our citizen journalism and activism really is.
00:09:40 Well, just one month after the Hamas terrorist attack against southern Israel in October of 2023,
00:09:48 a 23-year-old man in Montreal named Abdirizak Mahdi Ahmed shot up a Jewish school in Montreal
00:09:58 called the Yeshiva Gedola. He was finally sentenced just recently to 66 months in prison,
00:10:06 but that takes into account time served. It wouldn't surprise me if he's actually out on
00:10:10 the street already. The most unusual thing about it is that prosecutors claim that there was no
00:10:17 anti-Semitic motive establishment, Abdi Razek Ahmed, pumping a Jewish school full of bullets
00:10:23 right after the attack. And it could have been anything, really, maybe just indigestion.
00:10:29 Joining us now to talk about this most unusual but actually troublingly predictable case is a
00:10:35 new guest on the program, Richard Robertson, who's the head of research and advocacy for
00:10:40 B'nai B'rith, which is a Jewish community group. Nice to meet you. Thanks very much for taking the
00:10:44 time, Richard. Thank you for having me on your show. It's my pleasure. Now, what can you tell
00:10:49 us about this attack on the Montreal yeshiva? Yeshiva is a Hebrew word, which means sort of
00:10:54 a religious school. And no one was killed, thank goodness. The shooting was done very early in the
00:11:01 morning. But what do we know about the convicted man and there was someone helping with it and
00:11:09 there were other people involved. Tell us the facts. Well, what we know is that this appears
00:11:14 to be part of a larger trend that we've seen specifically in Montreal, in Toronto, where
00:11:20 Jewish communal institutions, most often Jewish synagogues, are being targeted by gunfire in the
00:11:28 middle of the night. And the easiest way to describe this trend is that these are guns for
00:11:33 hire. These are individuals who are being recruited on the dark web, who are offering
00:11:39 their services as gunmen, and who are then being hired to target the Jewish communal 0.54
00:11:46 infrastructure. And you mentioned that the prosecutors found that there wasn't a hate
00:11:52 motivation. And that is partly why, because the reason that these individuals are attacking
00:11:59 or targeting the Jewish infrastructure appears to be for their own personal gain.
00:12:05 And that leads us to the troubling question that remains even after we've seen several
00:12:10 convictions in these cases, which is who is ultimately behind this?
00:12:14 Who is orchestrating this?
00:12:16 That's the pressing question of the day and what authorities really need to get to.
00:12:20 I think you're right.
00:12:21 I mean, and on the face value, I find it laughable that someone named Abdi Razek Madi Ahmed 0.90
00:12:27 shoots up a Jewish school just a month after the terrorist attack, and everyone says we could have
00:12:32 been anything. But I do also acknowledge that that is one of the tactics to have a cutout, 0.64
00:12:37 to have the actual gunman not being from a particular terrorist group or country. I heard,
00:12:46 for example, that the attacker on the U.S. consulate was alleged to have been a gun for
00:12:53 hire $10,000 per shot, that that's what's been happening. I mean, $10,000 just to shoot. And I
00:13:00 suppose they could have had the mental excuse of, well, it's 5 a.m., no one's going to get murdered.
00:13:06 So I mean, I suppose there is an economic incentive for some gangbanger to make a quick
00:13:12 10 grand. And it allows the mastermind, whoever that is, to remain in the shadows. And perhaps,
00:13:19 You mentioned Dark Way. Perhaps Abdirazik Mahdi Ahmed himself might not know who hired him.
00:13:25 I don't know. Do you know the details of that case?
00:13:27 Did anything come out about who his bosses were at all?
00:13:31 We're not aware of the authorities being, or at least it hasn't been disclosed by the authorities,
00:13:38 whether or not they're aware of who has been orchestrating these attacks,
00:13:41 whether it's the one in Montreal.
00:13:43 There was also a similar attack, an arson or vandalism in Montreal.
00:13:49 There was the shooting at the Bayit synagogue in York region, also a gun for hire case.
00:13:55 And of course, the U.S. consulate, which you had mentioned.
00:13:59 And once again, that's the real troubling, the troubling factor for us now as a Jewish community is that the threat still remains.
00:14:08 The person who wanted to cause harm to our community is still out there, whether they be in a foreign jurisdiction or right here in Canada.
00:14:16 Yeah, I mean, we've known for years that there are hundreds of IRGC activists in Canada.
00:14:24 That's the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, if I recall my acronyms.
00:14:28 It's a terrorist group recognized as such in Canada and in other countries around the world.
00:14:32 And yet we know enough about these people that we can count them.
00:14:38 I've seen alternatively 600 or 700 of them being listed.
00:14:42 So you don't just come up with those numbers unless you have some sort of a list.
00:14:46 So we know who they are.
00:14:47 They're in this country, but there's no political will to deal with them.
00:14:51 It could be one of them. 1.00
00:14:53 It could be someone in Tehran.
00:14:55 I mean, if we accept that this 23-year-old Abdurrazek Mahdi Ahmed wasn't the mastermind
00:15:04 of his own shooting, and I'm open-minded to that theory.
00:15:07 uh i think it's intolerable that we have six seven hundred members of a terrorist group in
00:15:12 this country with no not even a verbal indication of intent to kick them out let alone an attempt
00:15:19 to do so there's there's just not even a rhetorical indication that they're not welcome here what's
00:15:24 going on there well as a society we aren't doing enough to protect uh our national security from
00:15:32 threats both foreign and domestic. There is a conference that's going to be held in Toronto
00:15:39 at the end of this month that is being hosted by Masar Badil. Masar Badil is an organization
00:15:47 with links to the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine and to Samadun,
00:15:53 both listed terrorist organizations here in Canada. Speakers who are presumably going to
00:15:59 be traveling to Canada to attend the conference include no members of both of those organizations,
00:16:05 as well as Palestine Action, which is sanctioned as a terrorist organization in the United States
00:16:12 and listed or prescribed, as they say, as a terrorist organization in the UK. So what you're
00:16:17 referring to, Ezra, is just part of a larger trend where we are far too lenient in our laws when it
00:16:23 comes to confronting terrorism are not strong enough to get a handle on what is an evolving
00:16:30 threat of extremism and radicalization to Canada's national security.
00:16:34 Now, I think some of Canada's political leaders don't like Jews, and some of them don't like
00:16:39 Israel. But I think that a larger number have just simply made a pragmatic decision that that's where
00:16:46 the votes are. I mean, there's approximately 400,000 Jews in Canada, so it's about 1%
00:16:52 the population. Well, the Muslim population in the 2000 and I think it was 21 census,
00:16:59 2021 census, if I'm not mistaken, was more than five times that. So, and for example,
00:17:07 in certain statistics, it's growing by 1% per year. So the Jewish population is now one-fifth,
00:17:16 coming up soon on one-tenth that of the Muslim population. 1.00
00:17:21 And thankfully, not everyone who's a Muslim immigrant to Canada
00:17:24 brings with them the anti-Semitism endemic
00:17:27 in a place like Afghanistan or Iraq or Somalia.
00:17:32 But those places, according to Pew Research,
00:17:35 are like 95%, 99% anti-Semitic.
00:17:38 So thank God, you know, some of that does wash off
00:17:42 as folks become Canadian.
00:17:44 But there's no systemic way of vetting immigrants who come to Canada. There's no systemic reeducation or integration. And immigration numbers are so large, these folks can live in their own ghettos without really being immersed in the Canadian values of, you know, equality before the law and nonviolent solutions to problems.
00:18:08 This is, I guess, a very lengthy way of me saying, as long as there's open immigration, I believe turning a blind eye to anti-Semitic violence will continue. 0.97
00:18:18 Why would Mark Carney condemn these terrorist groups, Sami Doon and Masar Badil? 0.57
00:18:24 Why would he condemn them when, you know, even if most members of the Muslim community are not pro-terrorist, enough are that it's a critical mass that it outweighs the Jews? 0.78
00:18:34 What do you think of that long pontification on my part there?
00:18:39 The Jewish community might be the target of some of these terrorist organizations at present,
00:18:47 but we need to change our thinking in this country just because the impetus for some of these actions
00:18:53 might be the Israel-Palestine conflict. 0.80
00:18:56 These groups are a threat to our national security.
00:19:00 Extremism and radicalization is a threat to every single Canadian.
00:19:04 When we look at who is entering our country, whether it's to speak at a conference or whether it's to start a life here,
00:19:12 we need to be weeding out people based on their extremism and radicalization. 0.87
00:19:20 That is what the issue is.
00:19:21 The issue isn't somebody's religion.
00:19:23 The issue isn't somebody's ethnicity.
00:19:26 it's their perclusivity or their indoctrination as a radical or an extremist ideologue and that
00:19:33 is something that as a country we are failing to do we are not properly vetting individuals
00:19:38 for whether or not they have a predisposition to or have already become extreme radicals
00:19:46 right i mean i'm not going to push you hard on this but i mean when when you look at the you
00:19:50 know what i'm talking about the pew research it's a very well respected it's actually i don't even
00:19:55 think I'd call them liberal. And occasionally they do surveys in unusual countries and they
00:20:01 ask about women's rights and gay rights. And, and one of the questions they ask about is
00:20:05 antisemitism and, and certain parts of the world, the, the number of people who freely 0.98
00:20:11 tell Pew, yeah, I hate the Jews. It's over 90%. Most of the Middle East hates the Jews. 0.98
00:20:17 So it is just a simple statistical fact. If you bring over a million people from countries 0.81
00:20:23 where 95% of people hate the Jews, that's what's going to happen, especially if you don't have an
00:20:29 attempt to denazify or de-antisemitify them. And, you know, that's not casting aspersions on any
00:20:37 particular immigrant. It's just math, I think. I mean, there are parts in the world that don't
00:20:43 love Canada, that don't like the West, that don't like freedom, that don't like the equality of men
00:20:46 and women, that don't like minority rights, that don't like, you know, democratic, peaceful 1.00
00:20:51 solutions to problems i don't know i i think that that immigration as long as it continues from
00:20:57 countries with endemic anti-semitism it's going to make canada a more and more anti-semitic place
00:21:03 but i accept your point it's not just jews the attack on the u.s consulate was not an attack on
00:21:08 jews it was an attack on freedom and the west that's where to you richard maybe you're feeling
00:21:13 like i've got a little radical on my immigration comments well we can agree to disagree on parts 1.00
00:21:19 of it. But I think that what we can both agree on is that it's extremism radicalization in this
00:21:25 country, regardless of how it has originated, that is compromising our national security and
00:21:31 that is endangering Canadians, and that our government's response to that has been lacking,
00:21:36 whether it's through enforcement or whether there's simply not sufficient laws in existence.
00:21:42 And so our organization remains committed to advocating for a stronger response to prevent the further spread and normalization of extreme and radical ideologies that are endangering our community, but also compromising Canada's national security and undermining Canadian values.
00:22:03 Fair enough, and I think we can agree on that one.
00:22:05 Listen, Richard, it's great to meet you.
00:22:06 Thanks so much for coming on the show today.
00:22:09 My pleasure.
00:22:09 Thank you for having me.
00:22:10 All right.
00:22:11 There is Richard Robertson, the Head of Research and Advocacy for B'nai B'rith, Canada.
00:22:21 David Menzies for Rebel News here in Hamilton, Ontario.
00:22:25 And folks, I'm at Hamilton Police Service headquarters.
00:22:28 And I'm on a quest to discover if we can find the video footage that was recorded on the surveillance cameras at the Mandarin restaurant way back on Sunday, November 1st.
00:22:44 That was when Captain Kenneth Kunkel was attacked by a 48-year-old woman, Estella Quintela, and two young offenders aged 12 and 11.
00:22:56 naturally we can't give their names. Here's the deal. We recently tracked down Stella Quintanella
00:23:08 at her apartment and we had an astonishing almost half hour long interview with her behind a closed
00:23:17 door and she basically said that she is as much a victim as Captain Kunkel. I think that's a bit
00:23:26 of a stretch given that Captain Kunkel needed emergency spinal surgery that day. He is still
00:23:33 unable to walk. It's a shocking story. But here's an excerpt of what Miss Quintin Tala had to say.
00:23:41 He was beating up two kids. He was beating up two kids? He was in an altercation with two children. 1.00
00:23:48 Okay. Are you aware those two children you speak of were blasting air horns in Air Cadet Sears?
00:23:54 Pardon?
00:23:55 They were blasting air horns and air cadets' ears.
00:23:59 Yes.
00:24:00 Well, initially, I didn't know that.
00:24:02 Okay.
00:24:03 But that doesn't give them the right to touch children.
00:24:07 What did you see them do to the children?
00:24:09 Have an altercation, put physical altercation, physical force, pushing and shoving, removal of their property, dragging them out, trying to drag them out of a restaurant.
00:24:20 okay but in the meantime you tripped them and that led to one of the children as you call them
00:24:27 obviously not on purpose obviously tried to discolate the situation of of two minors
00:24:34 in an altercation with an adult but with all due respect he received such a beating ma'am that was
00:24:40 not intentional the children received also a beating okay but they don't need spinal surgery
00:24:47 They they are able to walk still and Captain Kunkel isn't well of course and we are sorry for that
00:24:54 But that was never my intention. My intention was to get in the middle of a fight with two children
00:24:59 Now the thing is if she really is a victim and this is on me
00:25:03 I didn't think of asking her this question in the heat of the moment
00:25:07 Why did she flee the scene?
00:25:11 Why didn't she wait for cops to arrive? Why didn't she call the police? 0.99
00:25:15 So that's a big hole in her story, I think. Certainly when I look at the comments section, some people have sided with her, but the vast majority of you are calling BS.
00:25:29 And that's another thing she said when I asked her what was the extent of the physicality. Did she trip him, push him, punch him? She said she couldn't remember.
00:25:41 I think given what happened that day, you'd likely remember every last detail of that horrible encounter.
00:25:50 But in any event, we have a he said, she said kind of scenario, I suppose.
00:25:55 We went to the Mandarin restaurant to see if they would share the surveillance footage
00:26:02 because as the old saying goes, the camera doesn't lie.
00:26:06 Well, this is the reception we received from the management.
00:26:09 Sir, we're not interested in doing any interviews, okay?
00:26:12 Okay, I respect that.
00:26:15 I'm curious if you have any surveillance footage.
00:26:18 We're not providing anything, okay?
00:26:20 No?
00:26:20 Because this veteran has life-altering injuries.
00:26:24 He served a...
00:26:25 It's under police investigation, so we're making no comments to that.
00:26:28 Does the police have the surveillance footage?
00:26:30 No comments, please.
00:26:32 You can't even say that? 1.00
00:26:33 Yeah, so the Mandarin just doesn't want to get involved. 1.00
00:26:37 And I think that's a shocking dereliction of, I don't know, civic service. 0.97
00:26:47 I mean, Captain Kunkel being a vet, happening around Remembrance Day, given that he was supervising two young cadets who were assaulted, selling poppies.
00:26:58 We're talking about people, and I speak of our soldiers, that, when required, put their lives on the line, and they didn't even want to give us the video footage.
00:27:10 And that's what brings me to Hamilton Police Headquarters.
00:27:15 I have a feeling that they requested the footage from the Mandarin that day, and we wanted to see if they would share it with us.
00:27:25 and I was told to call Media Relations, and I did so, and, well, check it out.
00:27:33 If this is an emergency, please hang up and dial 911.
00:27:38 The Public Affairs Office is open Monday to Friday, 5 a.m. to 5 p.m., and close on statutory holidays.
00:27:44 We are sorry to have missed you, and request that all inquiries be emailed to publicaffairs at hamiltonpolice.ca,
00:27:52 and a member of our team will be happy to assist you.
00:27:54 please do not leave a voicemail information on serious and public serious hours please contact
00:28:02 the patrol staff surgeon in division one two or three the numbers can be found on our website
00:28:08 take care and stay safe nevertheless i will acquiesce i will send out an email to them
00:28:15 and just get a simple yes or no answer and why wouldn't they release it i don't see how
00:28:22 this would compromise the investigation. I mean, what the Hamilton Police Service would present
00:28:31 in a court of law would be the same footage that we would like to air. And it would bring some
00:28:38 finality to who is telling the truth here. And keep in mind, Ms. Quintanella's next court
00:28:47 appearance. It isn't until February of next year. So, like I said, we'll sit tight. We'll see if I
00:28:55 even get an answer to that. I think that footage should be made public. We should all see what
00:29:02 indeed happened to Captain Kunkel on that horrible Sunday, the day after Halloween.
00:29:09 Well, folks, the Hamilton Police Service Media Relations Department did indeed get back to me.
00:29:15 and here is what they had to say regarding our request for that footage that was shot at the
00:29:23 Mandarin on November 1st. The video is evidence before the court and will not be released.
00:29:32 A couple of things. One, even if it is evidence before the court, how is that evidence in any way
00:29:39 corrupted by displaying it in other forms i.e media outlets i don't buy that to be truthful
00:29:48 secondly we are now in a cycle of he said she said regarding what happened to captain kunkle
00:29:57 if we saw the video evidence the camera does not lie we would know who is telling the truth
00:30:06 and what happened. And as I mentioned before, folks, in a busy restaurant like the Mandarin
00:30:13 going back to November 1st, and by the way, the Mandarin, they don't want to get involved, 0.83
00:30:18 which is also shameful. I can't believe there was not a single patron to take out their cell phone 1.00
00:30:27 and video record what happened. And my plea to anyone watching this, if you do have that video
00:30:35 evidence. We're not interested in your name or where you live. None of that. We just want the
00:30:41 footage. We just want to see what really happened that day. Because right now, there is so much
00:30:48 conjecture that nobody really knows what the truth is. Please visit tips at rebelnews.com.
00:30:57 That's tips at rebelnews.com. If you have any evidence to send our way. Thank you.
00:31:05 Thank you.