Rebel News Podcast - EZRA LEVANT ｜ The socialist elites want a 'forever pandemic' to erode our freedoms

00:00:00.000 Hello, my friends. A great catch-up with a great guy. I'm talking about Mark Morano,

00:00:04.320 the head of ClimateDepot.com, but he's more than just a climate guy. He's a politics guy.

00:00:09.060 He's a World Economic Forum guy. He's an expert in Bill Gates. And we talk on all those things,

00:00:14.940 and we wrap up with a bit of a survey of freedom around the world and what they might do or not do

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00:00:59.080 Tonight, what do COVID and climate have in common? Well, they're both excuses to take away your

00:01:06.580 freedom. It's June 24th, and this is The S for LeVant Show.

00:01:13.360 Shame on you, you censorious bug.

00:01:16.420 I don't know if you've been following the story of the water main break in Calgary. Calgary,

00:01:30.980 by some measures, the richest city in Canada actually has a huge city surplus, and of course,

00:01:38.040 it's in the wealthiest province in the country. It's a new city in terms of infrastructure compared

00:01:43.680 to the older cities of Toronto and Montreal. So how could it have a water main break that cuts the

00:01:51.660 supply to the entire city for weeks? And day after day, the mayor takes to the microphone saying

00:01:58.120 that people have to reduce their water use by up to half, but only for a few weeks. And when I kept

00:02:06.000 hearing that refrain and the excuses for this water main break, all I could think of was,

00:02:11.160 well, I thought of two things, actually. The first was, this mayor is excellent at declaring

00:02:17.420 climate emergencies, at banning single-use plastic bags or single-use plastics like cutlery at a

00:02:24.500 drive-thru. She's very good at all these ideological statements, but not very good at actually running

00:02:30.560 a city. That was my first thought. And my second thought was, I've heard that before.

00:02:35.000 Two weeks to flatten the curve, five weeks to flatten your water use, or maybe it'll become

00:02:40.980 permanent. And don't think they haven't thought of that, because let me show you a story on our

00:02:47.220 favorite climate website, climatedepot.com. Climate and COVID merge. Well, who would say that?

00:02:55.460 Some kook somewhere? Well, the American Medical Association. How curbing climate change can help

00:03:02.100 stop the next viral pandemic. And joining us now to talk about this is the boss of climatedepot.com,

00:03:08.220 our friend, Mark Morano. Mark, they really are looking for any excuse. In the case of Calgary,

00:03:14.740 it's a politician. What's going on with the American Medical Association?

00:03:20.340 By the way, just a quick note on what you said about water. In California, they had a drought,

00:03:24.600 which then turned into a water surplus, but they had drought restrictions. And Gavin Newsom,

00:03:30.220 out of an abundance of caution, is going to keep the drought restrictions continued,

00:03:34.880 the water restrictions in California into the future. No one knows when he's going to end it.

00:03:39.860 And it's decimating who? Not big corporate farmers, not equity asset owned, not the Bill Gates farmer,

00:03:46.520 but the small farmers are being squeezed in California now, because even though they don't

00:03:51.260 have a water shortage at all, the drought's long over, he will not release the water to these farmers.

00:03:57.380 So that's another thing. I just wanted to point that out. In terms of COVID and climate,

00:04:03.360 the American Medical Association is now joining all of the other medical journals, is now joining

00:04:08.660 the Harvard School of Medicine, is now joining everything, claiming that essentially unchecked

00:04:13.720 climate leads to more viruses like COVID. And they're warning that this is a respiratory viruses

00:04:22.000 from zoonotic sources. And they're implying that COVID was all from zoonotic sources, i.e. from a

00:04:29.280 monkey at a wet market in Wuhan. They're not up on any of the latest information, revelations,

00:04:35.120 investigations by the United States Congress, and to the gain of function research. But they're implying

00:04:40.620 that essentially, if you don't support the Green New Deal, net zero climate policies, you're a grandma

00:04:46.880 killer, because curbing climate change helps stop the next viral pandemic. And just to be clear,

00:04:53.780 this is coming from billionaire foundations, the Rockefeller Foundation and the WHO in 2023

00:05:00.340 announced a partnership for preventing pandemics fueled by climate change, unquote. That's the exact

00:05:07.120 phrase, a partnership between the Rockefeller Foundation and the World Health Organization

00:05:11.740 to, quote, prevent pandemics fueled by climate change, unquote. And this is where we are, where

00:05:17.920 major medical associations follow suit. And that's what got me, is the mayor of Calgary is a socialist

00:05:25.620 mayor, and she's just doing what socialist mayors do. But the American Medical Association, I don't know 0.93

00:05:31.500 if it has any standing, or if it's more like a lobby group or an advocacy group, as opposed to what we

00:05:36.960 call up here, the College of Physicians and Surgeons. In Canada, every province has the regulatory

00:05:42.300 body, and then you can have your political unions. What's the AMA like? Is that like the neutral

00:05:49.720 registrar of doctors to make sure that everyone really is a medical doctor? Or is it the lobby group?

00:05:55.900 Because the AMA, the American Medical Association, sounds so prestigious. The fact that they're getting

00:06:00.980 involved in this partisan propaganda is very demoralizing to me.

00:06:05.580 Well, they set the standards. They're not necessarily a lobbying organization, but they're

00:06:11.320 sort of like the woke corporate board culture. They're not going to go against any of the things.

00:06:17.220 In fact, the American College of Pediatricians is the ones that came out recently against the

00:06:22.760 transgender, gender-affirming care. That took a lot of courage. But as far as I know, things like the

00:06:27.880 American Medical Association, they just sort of tow that safe, corporate, woke world.

00:06:34.920 They're not going to exhibit courage and stand up to anything like that. And what I mean by that is

00:06:40.960 they're not leading on this. There were 200 medical journals right before I went to Dubai last November

00:06:46.960 to the UN Climate Summit, COP28, that declared that climate change needs to be part of a public

00:06:53.220 health response. And as I mentioned, the Rockefeller-Who partnership. So they're just sort of following

00:06:58.620 along. They're not leading. They're not courageous. They're not fighting. They're just sort of in the

00:07:05.100 middle of this whole corporate government collusion, culture, climate change, public health

00:07:10.540 tyranny that we're seeing. They're nothing special is what I'm trying to say. And what's interesting 0.98

00:07:17.360 about this is there's a whole movement afoot in the United States to go after hospitals and make them

00:07:23.980 compliant with net zero. And this was an article in Politico magazine, again, corporate outlet here

00:07:30.440 in the United States. Hospitals are turning into climate change fighting machines. That's a direct

00:07:35.420 quote. Oh, my God. Give me a break.

00:07:36.560 Their proposals. I'm not making this up. This is where the American Medical Association,

00:07:40.620 they'll come out with a line like that, but they don't get involved. Limiting water with timers for

00:07:45.260 operating room sinks for surgeons. That's exactly what. 0.97

00:07:47.980 Can you imagine that? Can you imagine?

00:07:49.640 More Earth-friendly drugs, limits on anesthesia because of the carbon footprint of the chemicals

00:07:55.500 used in anesthesia, decarbonizing U.S. health care. These are actual proposals. This was in

00:08:01.380 Politico magazine, an entire feature article. So this is insane, the world. And this goes on the heels,

00:08:08.440 Ezra, of Anthony Fauci in multiple medical peer-reviewed journals, warning of unchecked climate leading to

00:08:14.440 more COVID-like viruses, blaming climate change for the spread of COVID. And also you have the

00:08:20.240 Harvard School of Medicine getting a lot of money from the Chinese, oddly enough. They're claiming

00:08:25.960 that unchecked climate leads to more viruses like that. And so every organ of our medical

00:08:31.200 establishment, including the hospitals, the doctors' associations, the research facilities like

00:08:36.980 Harvard, are all towing the same line. Isn't that some irony there?

00:08:41.640 It's terrifying. You know, I was in Geneva, Switzerland a few weeks ago when the World Health

00:08:46.780 Organization was trying to cobble together a final wording for their international pandemic

00:08:51.780 treaty, and they couldn't quite get the wording they wanted. And some people, I think, said,

00:08:56.800 oh, thank goodness, we dodged a bullet. But no, these folks meet all the time. It's an annual meeting.

00:09:01.520 It's like the global warming meeting. It's a perpetual meeting. And I had never been to Geneva before.

00:09:07.540 It's sort of, I mean, for 100 years, it's been a diplomatic city. That's where the League of

00:09:12.580 Nations, I think, was supposed to be. In fact, I think it's that original League of Nations building

00:09:16.320 that is now the UN building there. And they never want to stop.

00:09:22.500 Yeah, in fact.

00:09:23.540 Go ahead.

00:09:24.600 Well, I was going to say, what you said, very important. I just want to piggyback on that.

00:09:28.420 Since I've seen this WHO treat, this pandemic treaty from the World Health Organization,

00:09:32.320 you know, fail multiple years in a row. And there's a lot of big sigh of relief. I see a lot of our

00:09:36.520 activists on our side, anti-Hoop. I'm like, no, no, no, no, no, no. I've been to 19 out of the

00:09:41.680 last 21 UN climate summits. This started because of a Republican president, George H.W. Bush,

00:09:46.560 signed the Rio Earth Summit, which led to the creation of the Conference of Parties,

00:09:50.000 all these COP meetings. They failed at Kyoto. They failed in Copenhagen. It took almost 20 years of

00:09:56.660 these annual meetings with the sole goal of getting a climate treaty before Paris came along in 2015.

00:10:01.900 They were successful, which then led to the court or all these leaders sign on and then led to all

00:10:07.820 the court jurisdictions and all the rulings and all the net zero climate policies. So we can never

00:10:13.260 declare victory with the WHO. They're just coming back. They have nothing to lose. They have decades

00:10:18.200 into the future to make this happen. And they're going to be relentless.

00:10:21.600 Yeah. Well, it really had a similar vibe, but there was one difference.

00:10:25.560 And this is something that astonishes me in so many ways. You and I have talked before about Bill

00:10:31.720 Gates. I did not know how much of the UN's World Health Organization budget is funded by and therefore

00:10:41.500 directed by that man. Yes.

00:10:44.780 By what virtue? He's not a medical doctor. He's not a medical researcher. He's a God complex billionaire

00:10:50.580 who is obsessed with his quirky visions of what public health are. He, as much as Dr. Tedros,

00:11:00.520 I think he has much more sway than Dr. Tedros because he's permanent and he's the money. Tedros

00:11:06.700 reports to Gates, not the other way around. Yes. And there's been reports that Tedros is

00:11:11.400 beholden to China. Remember, this is the same World Health that went in January of 2020, went to China

00:11:17.000 and said, if you want to know how to stop a virus, copy China, which was the exact phrase.

00:11:22.300 Bill Gates, through the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation and through his vaccine company,

00:11:26.440 Gavi, you combine the two, it exceeds all the donations China gives. It exceeds the U.S.

00:11:31.500 contribution. He is the number one single donor. So a simplified way, by the way, to look at the

00:11:36.100 World Health Pandemic Treaty is to simply say, a Bill Gates funded scientist at the WHO can declare

00:11:42.340 a pandemic and we can have global instant lockdowns without any outliers. And the key to that is they

00:11:48.220 don't want another Sweden. They don't want another Ron DeSantis in Florida. They want to absolutely

00:11:53.060 crush dissent. And everyone's got to be on the same page because when you get even a few outliers like

00:11:58.860 Sweden, you can start looking at things like excess deaths. You can start realizing that lockdowns and

00:12:04.660 the vaccine may have killed more people than they potentially saved.

00:12:08.480 And that is what they're trying to do with that. And so Bill Gates, it's amazing figure because he's

00:12:15.220 got his fingers in American agriculture, number one farmland owner. He's pushing the fake vegetable

00:12:22.160 oil process meat. He's pushing the lab grown meat. He and Jeff Bezos, Richard Branson, three billionaires

00:12:29.460 pushing lab grown meat and funding it, at least in the case of Gates and Richard Branson, which is stem

00:12:35.100 cells from a cow sheep pig mixed with fetal blood, put into a Petri dish and then in a steel vat printed

00:12:40.600 on a 3D printer.

00:12:41.840 It's so crazy. I find that so gross. It's so repulsive. They're trying to normalize

00:12:47.100 something that's so I find it shocking. I can't even look at that artificial meat

00:12:52.780 being made by 3D printers without gagging.

00:12:55.920 Well, don't worry because you don't have to eat the 3D meat if you're interested in protein,

00:13:00.480 the lab grown, because Audi supermarket, it has now been reported, UK Daily Mail,

00:13:05.740 is considering selling edible insect packs to help families afford protein. If meat becomes too

00:13:12.720 expensive because they're rationing it with methane concerns and you don't want to eat lab grown meat,

00:13:17.920 you're going to have these family edible insect packs available at your local supermarket where you can

00:13:22.340 beef up on the, you can, you know, max out on the protein so you'll make sure you get your right

00:13:26.820 nutrition. This is what our public health is pushing on us now. And it's frightening stuff.

00:13:32.420 But Bill Gates, again, involved in agriculture, involved in the vaccines, involved in blocking

00:13:36.860 the sun through research through Harvard University, involved in the World Health Organization.

00:13:41.480 I mean, he's got his, it's like his hand, fingers and tentacles are in every aspect of our side,

00:13:47.680 involved in censorship, involved in pushing the COVID lockdowns. He tells the West, if anyone wants

00:13:55.000 to know what to do in the next outbreak, Bill Gates, his answer is simple, copy what Australia

00:13:59.940 did, follow Australia's model. And Australia was probably the most totalitarian response to COVID

00:14:06.860 next to China, with maybe a close third Canada. But I think Australia may have exceeded, I don't

00:14:12.140 know, you can, you can debate that, who was worse, Canada or Australia. But Australia had the

00:14:15.700 quarantine camps, the track and trace apps. They had police raiding your home, if you did

00:14:20.060 a Facebook thumbs up to a, you know, anti COVID lockdown rally.

00:14:24.920 You know what, you're right. I, we watched Australia through the eyes of our Australian

00:14:30.980 reporter, Avi Yamini, who just by chance was based in Melbourne, which was the most locked

00:14:37.300 down city in that country. Yeah. Other states in Australia, not so much, but that place called

00:14:43.500 Victoria, in which Melbourne's the big city. It was so astonishingly locked down. And you mentioned

00:14:49.280 China, the premier of that state, if I'm getting my titles wrong, his name was Dan Andrews. He was

00:14:56.220 very close to communist China. In fact, this is so bizarre. He's not a national leader. He's a, 0.55

00:15:02.140 the subnational territorial level. He went and negotiated his own foreign treaty with China for

00:15:10.080 the Belt and Road Initiative. And he kept it secret. So he's not the federal government.

00:15:14.880 It would be as if some state governor went to China and negotiated a deal. Oh, and didn't tell

00:15:22.000 anyone what was inside it. That's how crazy Victoria, Australia was.

00:15:27.360 We had something similar. Governor Newsom had a Chinese climate summit with Xi Jinping a couple

00:15:33.400 years ago. Right, right. I remember that.

00:15:34.960 Even though he was a head of a state, not a head of a nation, not a head of a country.

00:15:38.500 But at least he didn't sign a treaty to join the-

00:15:41.280 He may have signed some agreement between California, but they, the, the, the pomp and

00:15:45.240 circumstance was they made you think- You're right. I thought they were, they were auditioning

00:15:48.900 Gavin Newsom to maybe take over for Joe Biden.

00:15:51.980 Well, that may be happening. That's why this is unprecedented in American political, never

00:15:56.320 happened. A debate June and coming up in June in about a week, never happened. And they

00:16:01.780 think it's the Democratic Party, donor class, deep state, basically auditioning Joe Biden.

00:16:06.080 If he falls flat, we may see Gavin Newsom yet.

00:16:09.380 Yeah. Hey, we're talking about different jurisdictions around the world. And I, I find

00:16:13.060 that not only fun, but I find it useful because, I mean, in the case of Australia, we saw things

00:16:18.400 happen there that then happened here. So sometimes it's an early warning system. Sometimes you can

00:16:23.760 learn and prepare. Sometimes there's wonderful examples overseas that you can import into your

00:16:28.600 own country. We were talking about, I mean, you talk about the war on carbon, but what we're

00:16:33.360 talking about today a little bit is the war on nitrogen. I don't know if you and I spoke about

00:16:38.300 this, but when I interviewed here at Wilders, a leading politician in Netherlands, he just was

00:16:44.020 dropping things in nitrogen, nitrogen. I said, what are you talking about? He talks about nitrogen the

00:16:49.580 way you and I talk about carbon, because they really had a war against farmers. That was ground zero

00:16:53.740 for the war on farmers. That and Sri Lanka. It's just crazy to hear about it, but it's useful 1.00

00:16:58.340 for you in America and me in Canada to learn what's happening there. And so I want to throw something

00:17:03.400 to you now. I hope I'm not catching you off guard because I didn't tell you I was going to ask you

00:17:06.920 this. I'm, I'm, you know, I'm a Canadian. So in a way we, we came from the UK in a different way

00:17:13.820 than America did. We, we sort of gradually had our independence. We didn't have a revolution.

00:17:17.940 So I think we have, we, we still have some ties and, and I look at the UK and they went so hard

00:17:25.160 down the net zero road, but now there's a rebellion in that country. They had their election

00:17:31.600 actually on the 4th of July, which is sort of funny. And Nigel Farage has jumped back into the

00:17:38.400 election campaign as the head of a party called Reform UK. He's, it's not the UKIP party anymore.

00:17:44.780 It's reform. Three polls in a row show him neck and neck with the incumbent conservatives.

00:17:52.000 Now, labor is ahead by far. There's no doubt about that, but this new party out of the blue

00:17:57.860 that Nigel Farage is leading is just a juggernaut. And let me show you a video clip that Nigel Farage

00:18:06.000 posted, I think just yesterday about scrapping net zero. Take a look at this and then give me your

00:18:12.800 thoughts. The kickoff, what's your view on both the ice ban for bikes and for cars in

00:18:18.040 the UK? Well, I've got form on this because as a member of the European Parliament, of course,

00:18:22.860 regulations on motorbikes were coming from Brussels. And so I've met, you know, motorcycle action

00:18:28.200 group, et cetera, many times over the years. Now, of course, you'd have thought with Brexit,

00:18:33.680 now we're in control. It'd be less of a threat, but it's not. And that's because of the whole

00:18:38.200 net zero agenda that's being pursued. Boris went absolutely full pelt for it. Labor is

00:18:44.320 still on that track. The Tories are now saying, well, we won't do it all tomorrow. We'll wait

00:18:49.380 till the day after. And frankly, the whole thing is about charging us more money. The

00:18:54.760 whole thing is about controlling our life and our behaviours. And in terms of the environment,

00:18:59.440 it makes absolutely almost no difference whatsoever. So look, you know, bikers want the freedom to

00:19:05.540 ride their bikes and pursue their hobby. They should be allowed to do that without interference.

00:19:10.820 I do worry that with a Labour government, which we're going to get, I mean, think about you,

00:19:15.960 Les, think about all the different things that have been done, low traffic neighbourhoods,

00:19:19.480 et cetera. I suspect for bikers, it's going to be difficult under a Starmer government. And so

00:19:24.740 what you're going to need is a voice of opposition standing up and saying, you know, please leave

00:19:30.220 these people alone. I did it when I was an MEP. I'll do it when I'm an MP. I was one other

00:19:35.360 little aspect of this that perhaps people haven't thought about yet, which is this,

00:19:39.120 that the European Court of Human Rights recently ruled that Switzerland had to obey by its net

00:19:49.360 zero legislation. So this court that I've been complaining about in terms of borders and who

00:19:54.540 stays and who doesn't has actually involved itself in this issue as well. And, you know,

00:19:58.940 I'm very clear about it. We should leave the ECHR.

00:20:01.060 Many people are concerned about the lack of openness and scrutiny from the point of view

00:20:05.460 of net zero. Just just remind us what reform is saying, what you're saying about it for

00:20:09.720 if you were to be elected. Yeah, I mean, look, you know, I mean, Labour are talking about

00:20:12.940 decarbonising the grid by 2030. Impossible and would cost a fortune. And of course, who pays

00:20:18.760 those at the lowest end in society pay the most percentage of their money on fuel, on heating

00:20:25.260 the house and cooking, all of those sort of things. The Tories are now saying 2035. What

00:20:31.260 we're saying is the whole net zero needs a complete rethink. We produce less than 1% of

00:20:36.740 the world's CO2. China are building about 80 new coal-fired power stations every single

00:20:42.560 year. And the other point about it is that, you know, of course, I want us to be environmentally

00:20:50.440 friendly as much as we can. The answer to that, above all, is nuclear energy. If you really

00:20:55.700 want low carbon generation of reliable energy, then I think, you know, to me, nuclear would

00:21:01.340 be the right way forward. But either way, either way, you know, I would always stand up for

00:21:06.440 individual liberty against the state. And it's been so bad under the Conservatives. It'll be worse

00:21:12.680 under Labour. But we all have to accept they've won the next election. It's done. It's a question

00:21:18.040 of who's the voice of opposition going to be. And I'm standing up and saying, look, I've got

00:21:21.620 a track record. I fought the European Union. I fought the banks. I fought many other people

00:21:26.220 over the years. And I'll do the same in Parliament.

00:21:29.140 I'm deeply impressed. He's got a full understanding, a real understanding of it. He understands how

00:21:34.340 small the UK is in comparison to India. He understands how it hits ordinary people. He mentioned 1.00

00:21:40.900 you, Les. We don't use that term in North America. That's ultra low emission zone. That's

00:21:47.160 like these 15-minute cities where you're not allowed to drive around. Nigel is on it. Now,

00:21:52.860 he won't be the next prime minister, but I think he could be either the official leader

00:21:58.060 of the opposition or a very noisy, effective voice. I am thrilled to hear common sense on

00:22:05.640 this. I'm thrilled to hear someone throwing out net zero. You don't hear that enough.

00:22:09.960 What do you think, Mark?

00:22:11.700 Nigel Farage, phenomenal. He gets it. He has skit in the game. Remember, was it Nat

00:22:17.140 West, one of the biggest banks in England, who he did a Freedom of Information Act request

00:22:21.100 and found out that he got debanked? They kicked him out because of his skeptical views on climate

00:22:26.580 change.

00:22:27.040 Right. That's crazy.

00:22:29.480 Yeah. He was able to shame them publicly. I believe they ended up re-banking him. Not

00:22:34.680 that he'd want to bank with someone like that. But his comment about the conservatives in the UK,

00:22:41.820 it's actually true of all over Europe. I just got back from a conference in Vienna, Austria.

00:22:45.360 I also testified before the Polish parliament. It's amazing how throughout Europe, particularly

00:22:51.560 Western Europe, Eastern Europe tends to have better members of parliament. Why? Because they

00:22:57.800 know what totalitarianism, they know what bureaucracy and what central planning does from their 40-year

00:23:03.520 legacy under the Soviet system. But it's amazing his line about understanding that the conservatives in

00:23:10.720 the UK essentially don't want to do it tomorrow. They want to do it the day after tomorrow. In other

00:23:15.660 words, they won't challenge the narrative that climate's in crisis. They won't challenge the

00:23:20.280 premise of net zero. So they go along with it. Richie Sunak has been horrendous. Now, he's been

00:23:26.120 coming around lately, but it's still that we'll just push off the net zero targets. You can call

00:23:31.220 him Richie Rich. He's a tool of the establishment. Nothing to look at there. I don't know how he ended up

00:23:36.380 as prime minister. We can only hope they get an opposition leader and eventually a prime minister

00:23:40.740 like Nigel Farage in England. But what every European member of parliament needs to do and

00:23:45.800 what Europe needs more than anything, they need to challenge the premise. There is no climate crisis.

00:23:51.740 They need to challenge the premise. They need to say hell no to net zero. And they need to turn it to

00:23:56.260 the dustbin of history. What I told the Polish parliament was that this is nothing more than Soviet-style

00:24:01.640 central planning re-foisted upon the world in 2024. And believe me, the Eastern Bloc nations know that.

00:24:10.580 And I hope Nigel Farage goes far because that's exactly what they need. They need to challenge

00:24:15.500 the premise. No more of this crap and watered down milquetoast Richie Rich, Richie Sunak. I call him 0.99

00:24:24.060 Richie Sunak, a prime minister. He needs to go. And maybe it would actually be cleansing to have the

00:24:29.540 Labor Party in with an opposition leader like Nigel Farage until eventually Nigel Farage can get in.

00:24:34.520 Yeah. You know, Richie Sunak, he's so astonishingly bad. He feels like an AI character. You know what I

00:24:41.800 mean? You read something and you think, this doesn't, you know, the words are there, but it

00:24:46.540 doesn't feel natural. It feels like a machine wrote this. That's how Richie Sunak feels about

00:24:51.840 everything in life. He's just so, he's like what a focus grouped idea of a leader is. And it's so

00:24:59.300 inauthentic. Whereas Nigel is the exact opposite. He's one of a kind. He's larger than life. He's got

00:25:05.180 a huge smile. He likes drinking beer. He's got a normalness to him that the other guys don't have.

00:25:10.360 I'm so hopeful. And you mentioned Poland and I'm glad you were there. I look at Javier Mille in Argentina

00:25:16.560 who cut like half the government departments. He did it. He wrestled inflation down. I look at

00:25:22.660 Nayibukele in El Salvador. I look at Orban in Hungary. France is waking up. Germany is waking up. 1.00

00:25:30.720 The Netherlands we talked about already. Even here in Canada, although we're very dark right now,

00:25:34.820 I see the light ahead of the dawn. I think the pendulum is swinging back on many things. Of course,

00:25:40.900 the most important, as important as all the rest combined,

00:25:44.180 is what happens in your country in November. And I don't know if you want to ask,

00:25:49.060 answer any questions about that. If Joe Biden is reelected or God forbid Gavin Newsom or triple

00:25:54.560 God forbid Kamala Harris, I think the whole world will get a little bit darker. And I just hate to

00:26:00.320 say that because I would like to think that we can chart our own destiny in Canada. Every country in

00:26:06.000 the world will have their trajectory affected by what happens in America. What do you think is going to

00:26:10.980 happen? Well, I think Donald Trump will win, win easily, but I don't necessarily mean I think he's

00:26:19.340 going to be reelected president. Do you understand what I'm saying? I think when you have an establishment

00:26:24.160 that was willing to have the unverified mail-in ballots that we did last time and have the record

00:26:30.400 turnout with no verification and the way that was handled, I think they're going to try something

00:26:34.820 different this time on election results. But even more importantly, they're going to try to jail

00:26:39.560 Donald Trump. They're jailing the opposition leader. There is nothing they won't do. And when

00:26:44.240 I say nothing the establishment won't do, I'm going to raise the specter of JFK. I mean, they may be

00:26:50.000 planning a short drive through Dealey Plaza with Donald Trump. He is the sand that's going to grind

00:26:55.360 into the works of this whole globalist agenda. And I think they will do everything in their power

00:27:01.000 to stop him. And that includes cheating, lying, stealing. And I don't, I just, I think the best

00:27:07.520 analysis with Newt Gingrich, who recently said Donald Trump needs to win by Reagan landslide margins

00:27:12.500 in order to actually be reelected. And there's some indication he may do that. He's getting record

00:27:18.220 black vote, record Hispanic vote. He is, he is coming on. He's transcending politics. And I actually,

00:27:26.100 people think I'm joking. I'm not, I'm a communication guy. I'm a speechwriter. I believe

00:27:31.420 Donald Trump should embrace the idea of going to jail. If this judge sentenced him, he should go to

00:27:36.220 Rikers Island this week, ask the thread count of the bedding there because he's in hotels. He should

00:27:42.460 talk to the chef about his culinary training. He should ask to see the fitness facility, the prison

00:27:47.340 yard. He should embrace this. He's been given an opportunity that no other politician in a hundred

00:27:52.400 years of America has to completely transcend politics. He's a political prisoner. And I don't

00:27:58.000 mean to compare him to this, but similar to Nelson Mandela, similar to Martin Luther King,

00:28:02.140 he could ride this to the greatest landslide in the U S history because people will get it. He needs

00:28:07.860 to get off. He can have his lawyers and others attack it, but he needs to embrace this and say,

00:28:12.840 I'm willing to do go to prison for you, the American people for freedom, for free speech. And I think

00:28:18.420 if he took that tactic, I honestly think he would win by historic landslide.

00:28:23.260 Wow. Well, um, there's a lot to think about there. And I'm worried about an assassination,

00:28:27.120 God forbid may it never happen. Um, I'm also worried about you put a guy in prison. And the

00:28:31.400 one thing I know from visiting people in prison, which I've done, um, a little bit is how helpless

00:28:38.880 a prisoner is and that a guard or a warden or another prisoner could do a terrible thing to you

00:28:45.240 because you really are not your own person. You're almost like a baby in terms of your absolute

00:28:49.460 vulnerability. So I would be terrified if he actually did go to prison. I agree with you,

00:28:54.320 though. They want to send him there. I'm also thinking about these things because for the

00:28:57.480 first time in my life, I myself, I'm under police investigation for rebel news. And I don't think

00:29:03.400 it's likely that a conviction would happen. I don't even think a prosecution is going to happen,

00:29:07.700 but the police chief himself has announced it. So, um, uh, I got to get hard, Mark. I got to,

00:29:13.620 I got to work on my fitness. I got a, I got a, uh, get ready for, uh, in case I myself go to the

00:29:19.880 clink. I'm, I'm of course half joking. Listen, it's great to see you. I think the world,

00:29:25.080 the pendulum is turning. I, I have, I believe we've had bad news for four years straight in America,

00:29:32.060 in Canada, it's been eight years straight, but I do think that hope is coming and, uh, it's a battle

00:29:39.080 of inches. It's a battle in the trenches. And that's what I like about climatedepot.com

00:29:43.200 is you are relentless. Mark, it's great to see you again.

00:29:47.520 Thank you so much, Ezra. Appreciate it. Good luck. Uh, maybe stack up on stock up on cigarettes.

00:29:52.280 You might need them to trade.

00:29:54.760 All right. There you have it. Mark Morano of climatedepot.com. What a good egg.

00:29:59.740 That's our show for today until tomorrow. On behalf of all of us at rebel world headquarters,

00:30:04.020 see you at home. Good night and keep fighting for freedom.

Rebel News Podcast - June 24, 2024

EZRA LEVANT ｜ The socialist elites want a 'forever pandemic' to erode our freedoms

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