Rebel News Podcast - EZRA LEVANT ｜ They actually want to force children to wear masks again

00:00:00.860 Hello, my friends. Can you believe it? They're trying to mask us again. Well, not us, but

00:00:05.600 our children, which is even worse. Children are at the least risk of COVID, and why would

00:00:10.780 we punish them other than the fact that they can't fight back? I'll tell you a story about

00:00:14.320 an Ottawa politician trying to mask children at schools that she herself doesn't send her

00:00:19.620 own kids to. But first, let me invite you to become a subscriber to Rebel News Plus. It's

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00:01:00.840 Tonight, they actually want to force children to wear masks again. They're really trying

00:01:04.660 that. It's November 15th, and this is the Ezra LeVant Show.

00:01:07.740 You're ready for freedom!

00:01:10.880 Shame on you, you censorious bug! 0.79

00:01:14.080 Trudeau's hand-picked RCMP Commissioner, Brenda Luckey, testified before the Trucker Commission

00:01:28.920 today. Take a look.

00:01:29.720 But I want you to concentrate on that scenario then. Cabinet is on the verge of invoking the

00:01:40.220 Emergencies Act. You are their window on law enforcement. You told us this earlier. Your

00:01:46.780 update to Cabinet as it is deciding whether to invoke the Emergencies Act is that the police

00:01:52.960 now have a plan, they've pulled it together, and that you, as the Commissioner of the RCMP,

00:02:02.500 consider that plan to be workable without the authorities of the Emergencies Act. And that

00:02:08.740 doesn't get delivered. Your messages don't get delivered to Cabinet when they then deliberate

00:02:14.620 on the invocation of the Act. Do you appreciate the significance of that scenario?

00:02:18.960 Yes and no, because we had spoken about the fact that we had an integrated planning cell,

00:02:26.300 that we were bringing together a plan, an enforcement plan to go forward. So there was

00:02:31.360 talk about a plan, and that a plan was in progress. I reported on that, I believe, in my previous IRG.

00:02:39.420 So it wasn't a brand new concept. But yes, in fact, the fact that we now had a plan,

00:02:46.200 I'm not sure if it was signed off either, as of that point, because we were having difficulty

00:02:52.240 getting it signed off. We didn't realize it needed to be signed off.

00:02:55.380 I'll leave for another day the substance of the question and the answer. But look at her.

00:03:00.240 She's wearing a mask. Not the cop next to her, weirdly. Not the judge, not the lawyers. No one

00:03:06.960 is wearing a mask there. Except her. Even Trudeau wasn't wearing a mask today. It would be crazy if

00:03:15.220 he did. Here's Trudeau living out one of his dreams, walking next to Joe Biden in Indonesia at the G20

00:03:22.460 summit, both of them wearing those costumes. Trudeau loves costumes. Let's just consider

00:03:27.460 ourselves lucky that he didn't also break out his blackface kit, too. Here's Jacinda Ardern,

00:03:33.440 the prime minister of New Zealand, who, like Trudeau, is a big World Economic Forum disciple.

00:03:37.900 And that's her with Klaus Schwab. He's the head of the World Economic Forum. But hang on,

00:03:43.460 the G20 is a group of 20 countries, sovereign nations and their leaders. So why is Klaus Schwab

00:03:49.320 there on par with sovereign leaders like Biden and Trudeau and Ardern? We can criticize all three

00:03:55.740 of those leaders, but they can at least say they were elected by countries and might be diselected

00:04:00.720 next time. Who invited Klaus Schwab? On what basis? Did he buy his way in? Lobby his way in?

00:04:08.560 Bill Gates was there, too. How did he get in? I mean, I guess if you can buy yourself out of a

00:04:13.860 child rape allegation, you can buy yourself into anything. You know, it was also widely reported

00:04:20.400 that Bill had a friendship or business or some kind of contact with Jeffrey Epstein and that you

00:04:26.120 were not, that that was very upsetting to you. Did that play a role in the divorce at all in this

00:04:31.880 process? Yeah. As I said, it's not one thing. It was many things. But I did not like that he'd had

00:04:39.840 meetings with Jeffrey Epstein, no. And you made that clear to him? I made that clear to him. I also met

00:04:47.260 Jeffrey Epstein exactly one time. Did you? Yes, because I wanted to see who this man was. And

00:04:53.500 I regretted it from the second I stepped in the door. He was abhorrent. He was evil personified.

00:05:02.160 I had nightmares about it afterwards. So, you know, my heart breaks for these young women because

00:05:07.120 that's how I felt. And here I'm an older woman. My God, I feel terrible for those young women. It's

00:05:12.520 awful. You felt that the moment you walked in. I didn't realize that. Yeah. And you shared that

00:05:17.340 with Bill and he still continued to spend time with him? Any of the questions remaining about what

00:05:23.720 Bill's relationship there was, those are for Bill to answer. Okay. But I made it very clear how I felt

00:05:28.920 about him. But back to the point, none of them are wearing masks. Not even their servants are wearing

00:05:34.940 masks, which was a thing for a long time in North America. This classic image of Alexandra Ocasio

00:05:42.500 Cortez dressed like a princess at the ball while all of the working class servants around her wore 1.00

00:05:49.560 masks. But of course, they're just dirty little peasants. But the G20 is mask free. 0.99

00:05:57.560 Even though just a couple of days ago, before I left Canada, Trudeau wore a mask, then took it off

00:06:02.500 and then wore it and then took it off at some big pharma photo op. Went mask on, mask off. The whole thing

00:06:08.240 was a show. It always is. But not in Indonesia with the big boys. I mean, talk about a global super

00:06:14.820 spreader event. 20 countries were gathered, plus Klaus Schwab and Bill Gates. China was there. Talk

00:06:20.060 about spreading germs. But again, masks are for the little people. Trudeau isn't worried. It's for you

00:06:26.180 to worry. Put your mask on. Now, Brenda Lucky wore the mask not because she's worried about her health,

00:06:31.820 but because, like any guilty witness, she doesn't want people to see her face when she testifies. 0.75

00:06:37.980 It's easier to tell a lie when your face is covered. It hides involuntary body language.

00:06:44.040 I bet she would have worn sunglasses, too. She could have got away with it. 1.00

00:06:47.420 Like poker players, well, they wear sunglasses to hide their eyes when they bluff. 1.00

00:06:53.880 Brenda Lucky is a proven liar. She lies constantly, including when she called up police 1.00

00:06:58.560 in Nova Scotia to instruct them to help Trudeau's political campaign to ban guns by releasing certain

00:07:04.500 information about the mask shooting out there. Mask shooting, excuse me. She lied about her phone

00:07:09.700 calls and encouraged others to lie about it. So, of course, she hasn't been fired. She's essential

00:07:14.600 to Trudeau's success. Her lying won't get her fired. It's what will save her job. Jody Wilson

00:07:21.400 Raybould should have known that. Masks traditionally are a tool to hide your identity.

00:07:27.080 That's why burglars wear them. That's why they're part of Halloween costumes. Masks dehumanize us

00:07:33.440 because our face tells so much about us to each other. The damage we did to children, including

00:07:38.700 newborns, by wearing masks and denying them the right to see faces of their own parents is

00:07:43.020 indescribable and unforgivable. Masks were necessary because they were a flag of lockdownism.

00:07:50.100 They had a psychological purpose, make you think about the disease all the time, something that

00:07:54.280 wouldn't happen normally. It is true that over 40,000 people have died in Canada from COVID

00:07:58.960 in the past three years. That is not good. It's a bit higher than the flu's death toll over the

00:08:04.620 same period of time. And that's if you believe the government's very liberal definition of who

00:08:09.340 qualifies as a COVID death. A paramedic friend of mine was telling me just the other day how they

00:08:13.940 were instructed to cast a very wide net as to deciding who was sick or died from COVID.

00:08:19.540 Exactly the opposite approach, taking the counting who gets sick or dies from the vaccine.

00:08:25.540 Master the flag of lockdownism because without them, you wouldn't know we were in danger. You

00:08:30.740 wouldn't know we were in a pandemic. You wouldn't be worried because it affected mainly the elderly.

00:08:35.160 Many people had no symptoms even when they caught the disease or only mild symptoms. Without 24-hour

00:08:40.520 immersive media, you actually would not have known we were in a pandemic. You certainly wouldn't see it

00:08:46.600 unless you worked amongst very old seniors in a long-term care facility or something like that.

00:08:52.300 Young people just didn't get the disease. And if they did, they didn't get it seriously. And if

00:08:55.500 they did, very few of them died. No, the masks were necessary to make you afraid of your neighbors

00:08:59.060 and make you afraid of yourself. To make sure you didn't relax or lose your anxiety. They were a tool

00:09:05.180 of distress. They increased mental illness much more than they protected anyone from anything,

00:09:09.960 especially children who had close to a zero percent chance of death from COVID.

00:09:13.500 It truly was a disease of the old and sick. If you wore a mask, it was just telling the world that 0.99

00:09:20.820 you were part of the ruling elite or sucking up to them. I mean, take a look at this. Come on. 0.52

00:09:26.280 What can you say about this CBC reporter? Sister, you're not going to spread the virus through your

00:09:30.460 computer. But imagine imposing masks on children again. Oh, that's what they're trying to do.

00:09:37.840 Take a look at this story from the CBC. Oh, they're so excited.

00:09:41.860 Trustee to push for mask mandate in Ottawa's largest school board. Dr. Neely Kaplan-Mirth

00:09:46.820 plans to introduce a motion to hold an emergency meeting on masks Tuesday. A newly elected school

00:09:52.200 board trustee plans to introduce a motion Tuesday to call for an emergency meeting to vote on bringing

00:09:56.660 back mandatory masks at the city's largest school board. Dr. Neely Kaplan-Mirth, a family physician

00:10:02.620 in the Glebe, ran on a platform to bring back masks in schools when she was voted in as the

00:10:07.340 Ottawa-Carleton district school board trustee for Zone 9 in October.

00:10:11.620 Well, the CBC couldn't be happier to them. MD doesn't stand for medical doctors, stands for media,

00:10:17.080 darling. At least those doctors who are pushing for more government authoritarianism in your lives.

00:10:23.260 The CBC doesn't have much time for dissenting doctors, though, or what we used to call a second

00:10:27.460 opinion. I'll read more. Currently, the province is dealing with a triple threat of COVID influenza

00:10:33.820 and respiratory syncytial virus, or RSV, which can cause breathing difficulties for babies and

00:10:39.820 toddlers. A triple threat. They love using super scientific language like that, don't they?

00:10:46.260 Who is this Dr. Neely Kaplan-Mirth? Well, here she is on TV Ontario, the state broadcaster owned by the

00:10:52.800 government of Ontario. I want to play a glorious clip for you, and kudos to Steve Paikin. Take a look.

00:11:00.080 We're all getting back to normal now, folks. So let's start there. Are we back to normal yet?

00:11:05.520 No. So the language that you use when you say something like normal is a far-right

00:11:13.440 language of anti-maskers, anti-vaxxers, and ableists who disregard the impact of COVID on seniors,

00:11:21.200 on children, on educators, on essential workers, on healthcare workers, on our healthcare crisis.

00:11:27.440 There's nothing normal about getting COVID, repeated infections, children and adults being hospitalized,

00:11:35.200 and long COVID. There's nothing normal about taking away the protections and the proactive measures that

00:11:42.240 we had to help to reduce transmission of COVID. And there's nothing normal about getting rid of any

00:11:49.600 kind of isolation requirements, which would have helped to curtail outbreaks in schools, in workplaces,

00:11:55.440 and everywhere else that you go. So she wears a mask when she's alone. Oh, and it's not a hardship.

00:12:01.760 You should do it too. In fact, you must do it too. At least your kids must. The science says so. I mean,

00:12:06.320 trust it. Always wear a mask. Always. Even after people have left the room, especially if you're on

00:12:12.240 Steve Pakin show. Except if you're getting a publicity shot where you want to show your face,

00:12:17.280 not a smiling face, of course, a dead serious face. Even if a photographer is there, well,

00:12:22.320 some risks are worth taking. And here's what our friend Andrew Lawton said. Here is Ottawa physician

00:12:26.160 Dr. Nealey Kaplan-Mirth in her clinic, unmasked in December, while a photographer was in the room.

00:12:31.280 Yesterday on TVO, she said being unmasked in her clinic alone was unsafe. Well, now she's a school

00:12:36.720 board trustee, and she demands that your children be masked. But what's so weird is I don't think she

00:12:42.640 sends her own kids to that school board, to the public school. At least one of them for sure. Here,

00:12:49.120 listen to this angry mask fanatic, Bristle, when she's asked a question about that in a non-mean way

00:12:57.120 by some friendly online debate moderator. This was when she was running for school board. She wasn't

00:13:02.320 wearing a mask here for some reason. Now, Nealey Kaplan-Mirth was not attacked, but she attacked

00:13:08.560 back. She was very angry, very defensive, very weird. But the short answer is no. She doesn't

00:13:15.200 send her kids to public school, at least not the one that she talks about here. But she wants to tell

00:13:18.960 public school children what to do. Isn't that weird? Take a look. Do your children presently attend

00:13:24.640 private school or public school, if you have children? And have you ever sent your children to

00:13:29.040 private school? Nealey will hear from you first. So actually, I think that it's inappropriate to be

00:13:41.200 asking us what school our children go to. And because I am somebody who is receiving death threats,

00:13:46.720 I'm not going to talk about where my children currently go. I can tell you that one of the

00:13:51.040 things that happened to my eldest when he was in high school was that he couldn't navigate his way

00:13:58.800 around Glebe Collegiate. He couldn't get the supports that he needed as a child with learning

00:14:03.600 disabilities and a child who was gifted and a child who had extreme anxiety. And in order for him to

00:14:09.600 complete high school, we had to put him at another school in order to get him the supports he needed.

00:14:17.040 He needed one-on-one teaching. And I can tell you that as a parent, when I started off parenting,

00:14:24.880 I had no money. I was a student who had to basically take hand-me-down snowsuits and boots because I was

00:14:34.480 living from paycheck to paycheck. And I am not comfortable with the fact that when our children

00:14:42.880 struggle, it basically ends up being that those children who have access to funds end up getting

00:14:51.680 the supports that they need. My son would not have gone through high school. His teachers told him

00:14:57.680 that. You might be gifted, but you're not picking up a pencil, you're not going to be able to do the

00:15:03.920 work, and your kid's going to fail, is what we were told. And I mean, we had to, even at that time,

00:15:12.080 we had to borrow from family members and just kind of, you know, suck it up and send him where he could get

00:15:20.800 one-on-one education. And that should never have happened. Holy moly, anger issues. But really,

00:15:27.520 isn't that the true face of maskers? Who wants to go back to that? And would they want to go back to 1.00

00:15:35.280 this? A mask enforcement mob chasing out an unmasked shopper?

00:15:40.000 People can wear masks if they want to. Always could. This isn't about people wearing masks.

00:16:06.560 It's about people forcing other people to wear masks. That's the essence of the past two years.

00:16:16.080 The defining characteristic of the last two years was not an illness. It was not a virus.

00:16:20.320 It was politicians and bureaucrats and journalists telling other people how to live.

00:16:26.000 Do you think they'll get their way again? Stay with us for more.

00:16:29.680 Well, they say the sun never sets on Rebel News. Well, actually, no one says that. But I think it's

00:16:39.360 sometimes because we have reporters around the world. You know, our Viewers Choice Award winner,

00:16:43.760 Avi Amini, in Melbourne, Australia. He's doing great. We also have reporters in the United Kingdom,

00:16:49.120 from coast to coast in Canada, and of course, in the U.S. of A. And I'm delighted to introduce you in

00:16:55.040 person to Jeremy Lafredo, one of our Americans working with us, who's based in New York City,

00:17:00.320 and today, for the first time, visits us in our world headquarters in Canada. Nice to meet you in

00:17:05.520 person, Jeremy. Thank you. It's great to have you here. And I know that one of the reasons we didn't

00:17:09.760 meet earlier is that it would have been illegal for you to come to Canada to meet us, because

00:17:14.160 Justin Trudeau had a discriminatory policy based on private medical status. And in fact, to this day,

00:17:19.760 it's illegal for me to visit you in your country, because Joe Biden still bans foreigners who are

00:17:26.320 not Japanese. And I should say, one of the very few countries to do so. Yeah, it's interesting that 1.00

00:17:33.120 it's illegal for us to, you know, simply meet each other a few months ago. But it was completely legal

00:17:39.920 for other things to happen, such as, you know, breaking the Nuremberg Code. Yeah. You know,

00:17:46.320 and I see they're bringing back mask mandates, or at least they're trying to do that across Canada.

00:17:51.040 I think there's a lot of people who loved every minute of the pandemic. They didn't love the

00:17:54.800 disease itself, but the disease was not the central part of the pandemic. The lockdowns were,

00:17:59.120 the authoritarianism, the rush of power it gave people, the media publicity. I see these TV doctors,

00:18:06.640 and they're loving the comeback, this mask mandates are happening again. I think

00:18:10.080 I see their name MD, and it stands for media darling, not medical doctor. They loved it.

00:18:16.240 They were important. They were relevant. They were cool. They were part of the public discourse.

00:18:20.000 You never hear from doctors. Well, they ruled the roost for two years. Not only did people crave what

00:18:25.360 they had to say, but they obeyed them, these unelected, unaccountable doctors. And God forbid another

00:18:31.440 doctor had a different opinion. Well, that other doctor was silenced. And there are some people who

00:18:36.400 desperately want us to take us back to that. Yeah. And it wasn't only doctors that, you know,

00:18:41.840 were able to, you know, just enjoy every minute of the pandemic. You had that entire, you know,

00:18:47.440 some people call it the laptop class and they were able to just sit at home and order food on their

00:18:53.760 phone and work on their computer and not leave their house. And at the same time feel, you know,

00:18:58.160 immensely brave for doing so. And of course they'd love for that to come back for them to, you know,

00:19:04.800 feel so great just staying home and feel like they're doing everybody a great public health

00:19:09.120 service. Yeah. It's incredible. Now I want to, we're talking about this and just the reason we

00:19:15.600 have not met until now is it was illegal. One of the places you worked before coming to Rebel News

00:19:20.000 was actually worked for Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Tell us a little bit about that. Yeah. It's his

00:19:25.920 organization is called Children's Health Defense and it's similar to Rebel News in a number of ways.

00:19:30.560 They do journalism and they do research, but at the same time they sue and launch lawsuits against

00:19:39.440 the federal health bureaucracy in the United States of America. So, you know, they sued the CDC,

00:19:43.520 they sued the FDA. And, you know, there's really not many organizations doing that other than

00:19:49.760 Children's Health Defense and Rebel News. Well, we have started, we do a lot of litigation,

00:19:54.080 civil liberties oriented litigation in Canada. We're also defending our own rights,

00:19:57.840 our freedom of speech is under threat in Canada, but we have started to help in the U.S. and you've

00:20:03.680 been working on two projects and maybe just give us a little bit of an update on those. One is an

00:20:08.080 Amish farmer. I don't think we have Amish in Canada, but we have other traditional farmers like

00:20:14.720 the Hutterites in my neck of the woods of Alberta. And there's old order Mennonites and they're similar.

00:20:21.520 They're shy of technology and even cameras. Some old order Mennonites will not appear on camera with us. 1.00

00:20:28.080 They're very religious. They homeschool or church school their kids. And they were really picked

00:20:33.120 on during the pandemic, by the way, the old order Mennonites, because they chose to maintain 0.97

00:20:39.360 their gatherings. They're religious and they didn't buy the hype from the pandemic salesman. So they were

00:20:46.480 picked on. You have helped a farmer in, I think it's Pennsylvania, right? Who's Amish. Now, it wasn't a 1.00

00:20:55.360 vaccine issue or a pandemic issue. He just wanted to have sort of traditional old style farming methods

00:21:01.680 without FDA oversight or injections or whatever. He wanted to serve raw milk, for example. And that's

00:21:08.240 not to everyone's taste, but the government came down on him like a ton of bricks. Tell us a little

00:21:13.520 bit about Amos Miller, if I got his name right. Of course. Yeah. Amos Miller. Amos Miller runs Amos

00:21:18.800 Miller's Organic Farm in Burdenham, Pennsylvania. It's a very tight knit, remote Amish community 1.00

00:21:25.520 in central Pennsylvania. And he's been processing his own beef organically on his pastures. And because

00:21:34.960 he's not adhering to the federal regulatory requirements, armed marshal service, the federal

00:21:41.840 marshals raided his farm and they told him he must start going through the USDA suppliers and the

00:21:48.800 government middlemen instead of doing everything himself. And they actually took, they took,

00:21:54.240 they counted all of his beef that was there to make sure that he didn't sell anymore.

00:21:58.560 Um, uh, just recently there was something that happened in the case, Robert Barnes, who is, um,

00:22:04.880 you know, one of the most famous constitutional lawyers in America, um, because of rebel news

00:22:09.440 reporting on this story, took up Amos Miller's case and they're bringing this to the court. And,

00:22:13.680 um, Robert Barnes says this might even go to the Supreme Court of the United States for food

00:22:17.920 sovereignty, for bodily sovereignty. And, you know, it's our right to, um, consume how we wish to

00:22:22.480 consume. You know, it's incredible to me. We live in an age where euthanasia isn't just lawful.

00:22:27.360 It's being promoted, especially here in Canada. Drugs are decriminalized or legalized everywhere.

00:22:32.800 Again, in Canada, especially, uh, you can do anything to yourself. You can engage in mutilation

00:22:38.320 in the name of being non-binary, but God forbid you want to drink some unpasteurized milk or have

00:22:43.440 beef killed by an Amish farmer who doesn't follow FDA rules. And one thing I learned about Amos Miller 0.96

00:22:49.360 is that he doesn't have a retail shop that's just open to the general public. The people who sort of

00:22:53.200 join his farm club, like they say, I like this. I trust this. I want to be part of the team.

00:22:58.880 And I think that was a legal structure designed to get around that you're selling to the public.

00:23:03.520 But, but there's something to it. If someone says, okay, I understand what we're doing here.

00:23:07.840 I'm S I'm literally signing up to be part of this organic Amish farm.

00:23:12.480 Even if raw milk was bad for you, even if the way he slaughtered his meat was bad for you, which I

00:23:20.160 don't think it is. I mean, I myself prefer pasteurized milk. I just got a tradition or

00:23:24.800 habit or whatever. But even if this wasn't healthy for you, for God's sakes, there's, there's nothing

00:23:30.240 you can't inject in your arms or cut off your body with the approval of the woke karate. But a man can't 0.99

00:23:37.680 sell raw milk or armed marshals will come to his farm. It's crazy. I mean, you know,

00:23:42.160 the government has their hand in the selling of cigarettes in the lottery business. And

00:23:49.920 that, that isn't too dangerous or, you know, too unhealthy for them. But milk,

00:23:54.320 milk is where they draw the line. It is an interesting thing that's going on in Pennsylvania.

00:23:58.640 We got a petition and leave them alone.com and more than 40,000 people signed it last I checked.

00:24:03.600 I'm pretty excited about that. There's another project you did that was

00:24:06.960 somewhat controversial. There was a young girl who was hospitalized in a pretty famous children's

00:24:12.640 hospital. And at this children's hospital, though, one of the things they do is they

00:24:17.360 use new or experimental drugs. And the parents who took this girl to the hospital

00:24:23.600 objected to some of these experiments after one of them had a really bad reaction with the girl.

00:24:29.360 And the doctors sort of noted that the parents were skeptical of vaccines. The doctors noted that

00:24:34.880 this girl was homeschooled. Both of these are irrelevant in the girl's treatment, but they're

00:24:40.800 very political, aren't they? And they literally moved to, in the report, you called it sort of a

00:24:47.040 medical kidnapping in that it was done lawfully. It's basically using the power of the state to take over

00:24:53.520 the custody of the child in the legal sense. And here's a quick clip of that show you do,

00:25:01.280 just to remind people about the case of Evelyn in the children's hospital. Take a look.

00:25:05.920 I'm Jeremy Lafredo for Rebel News at the Children's Mercy Hospital in Kansas City, Missouri.

00:25:10.560 Effectively, the hospital has medically kidnapped a 10-year-old girl because her parents made clear

00:25:15.120 that they were not satisfied with the care she was being given, and they wanted a second medical

00:25:19.120 opinion. This is the use and abuse of Evelyn Young. Last month, Jessica Young's 10-year-old 0.96

00:25:25.200 daughter Evelyn had swollen legs and a swollen stomach. After temporarily treating her daughter's 0.98

00:25:30.320 swelling at home, the swelling returned, this time with a rash and sweating. The Children's Mercy

00:25:36.480 Hospital in Kansas City is a controversial research institution that has effectively kidnapped dozens

00:25:41.520 of kids after considering their parents who questioned the hospital's treatment decisions

00:25:45.040 or asked for a second medical opinion as unfit to parent. Their latest victim is Jessica Young's

00:25:50.000 10-year-old daughter Evelyn, who was effectively given to the state of Missouri after Jess made

00:25:54.080 clear she wasn't satisfied with the hospital's protocols. You know, the idea that you would take

00:25:59.360 your child to the hospital to be taken care of, and they would seize your child because you disagreed

00:26:04.880 with their medical approach, I think that's got to be the most terrifying thing in the world. By the way,

00:26:08.640 that's a tactic that Justin Trudeau did on the truckers, saying if they didn't leave,

00:26:12.800 they would seize any children or pets in those trucks. No legal basis for saying it's just

00:26:18.240 designed to terrify people. What's the latest on Evelyn? Do you know what's up with that case?

00:26:23.040 Yeah, of course. And it really is a case of where they homeschooled their children,

00:26:30.320 they didn't vaccinate their children. It had nothing to do with the medical situation that

00:26:35.600 Evelyn was currently going through. They just disagreed with the lifestyle. They disagreed with the

00:26:40.720 lifestyle and the politics of the parents. And they weaponized the children, and they weaponized 0.95

00:26:45.280 those politics, and they tried to take the kid from the family. And they succeeded. They took

00:26:49.680 Evelyn from the family, and she was in state custody for over three weeks. And we had SaveEvelyn.com.

00:26:57.920 There was people calling the hospital. There was people making a ruckus. And thankfully now,

00:27:03.680 a month and a half later, Evelyn is back in the custody of her parents.

00:27:09.280 That's good to hear. Well, you're doing interesting journalism in that rebel style. You're telling

00:27:13.680 the other side of the story. And every once in a while, we actually do something about this story,

00:27:18.240 which is one of my favorite things. I mean, I love the fact that we're contrarians, we're skeptics,

00:27:22.880 and we, you know, give voice to unofficial views, the contrary narrative. But it's not just enough

00:27:30.240 to be a voyeur. I mean, at the end of the day, a reporter is a voyeur. You see things,

00:27:35.120 and you say, look at that, look at that. But you're impotent. But every once in a while,

00:27:39.680 I think it's time to get involved and try and fix things. And in both those cases you described,

00:27:44.240 we do that. Jeremy, it's nice to meet you in person. Welcome to Canada. I know you're headed back

00:27:49.120 to the States. Lots of stories to cover. And I know we're going to hear from you soon about an

00:27:52.640 exciting foreign adventure that you're on, but we don't want to give anything away

00:27:56.320 just yet until we're ready to announce it. Nice to meet you in person.

00:27:58.720 Nice to meet you. Thank you. There you have it. Jeremy Lafredo,

00:28:00.880 our New York City correspondent. Stay with us more ahead.

00:28:15.040 Hey, welcome back. Your letters to me. Green Grammys says 17% of election day votes were

00:28:18.960 Democrat. How does Hobbs win? Impossible. More shenanigans. Well, I don't know the statistics

00:28:25.360 you're referring to, but I know in a lot of states they have mail-in votes or ballot harvesting

00:28:29.760 where people can go collect ballots and mail them in en masse. The Democrats are very organized and

00:28:34.720 they do that to ensure high voter turnout from their base. And in the case of John Fetterman in

00:28:38.880 Pennsylvania, remember he's the stroke victim who waited till the last moment to debate against his

00:28:44.480 Republican opponent. And it was in that debate that he was revealed to be cognitively damaged

00:28:49.200 from his stroke. But if you had harvested 50, 60%, I don't know what the percentage is,

00:28:54.880 of Democratic voters before that debate, you got their vote. There's no way they're changing their

00:28:59.200 mind. So mail-in ballots, ballot harvesting is a Democrat's dream. The Republicans should get

00:29:04.880 better at it, of course, because if those are the rules, however unfair the rules are,

00:29:09.360 well, use them to your advantage too. Boat Topper says, Ezra, thank you so much for sending

00:29:15.520 reporters to Maricopa County. And what wonderful, precise reporting reporter had details that matter.

00:29:20.640 U.S. conservative media seem to only report from afar. Do not want to spend the money on

00:29:24.720 investigative news. Thank you so much. Well, yeah, and it wasn't that expensive. I mean,

00:29:29.440 we flew Katie from Seattle down to Phoenix and we put her up in an Airbnb and she has some costs on the 1.00

00:29:34.480 ground. But I think she's doing a good job there. I'm just excited to be there. Unfortunately,

00:29:38.000 there's not really a lot going on. It's just counting behind closed doors. They still haven't

00:29:42.960 finished counting. Blasian Babies 2020 says, Dave Chappelle is a legend, yay too. Now listen,

00:29:52.240 some people I really respect said that Dave Chappelle was racist and anti-Semitic. I do not believe that.

00:29:58.000 In fact, I believe that he is a cool, calm, clear-eyed critic of any identity politics. And

00:30:04.240 listen, every group has identity politics, including the Jews. The Jews are sensitive

00:30:08.400 when people talk about their influence. I am when people accuse me of things because I

00:30:13.040 feel like I should be judged on my own decisions and my own merits. And the decisions I made in

00:30:17.440 life, which I'm happy to take responsibility for or blame for or credit for, are not rooted in my

00:30:22.880 genetics or my ethnicity or my religion. They're my own choice. And one of the reasons I think people

00:30:28.560 don't like racism, if they're victims of racism, is that it denies their individual nature, denies their

00:30:35.600 their mental independence. It denies who they are. And I don't think I feel a lot of the brunt of that

00:30:42.800 because I'm, you know, I'm very Canadian. I grew up here. I understand our ways. I'm culturally

00:30:48.000 assimilated. I'm Jewish, but there's really not a lot of anti-Semitism in Canada. So I don't feel that.

00:30:53.200 But occasionally when people talk about, you know, Jewish conspiracies, and most of the time I find 1.00

00:30:58.000 them laughable, but the odd time they're pointed at me, which is not often. What irks me about them

00:31:04.880 is that in a way it's like repudiating or rejecting or ignoring everything I do and say

00:31:10.960 and judging me based on my DNA instead, which is contrary to how I live and how I think.

00:31:18.960 So I can imagine what it feels like to be judged by anti-Black racism or anti-Italian racism.

00:31:24.800 That's why I thought it was so powerful. When Dave Chappelle said a group of Blacks is called a gang. 1.00

00:31:32.480 A group of Italians is called a mob. A group of Jews is called a coincidence that you shouldn't talk 1.00

00:31:37.840 about. And I thought, geez, you know what? That was a very clever analogy. And I think that by overreacting

00:31:46.160 to gentle comments like that, I think that the Jewish community does not erase anti-Semitism.

00:31:52.880 It actually firms it up. It confirms it in the mind of the conspiracy theorists. I don't think that

00:31:58.320 Kanye West is a bigot. I think he's someone who's searching, searching, searching for ideas and answers

00:32:03.760 and truth. And I think he's been abused by the system and by drugs, like pharmaceuticals that he was

00:32:11.040 put on. I think he was wrongly hospitalized a few years ago. And the fact that a lot of the people who are

00:32:16.000 abusing him happen to be Jews is something he's lashing out at. But I don't believe he's an

00:32:20.640 anti-Semite in his heart. That's my thought. I've never met the man. That's the show for today. 0.92

00:32:26.000 Until tomorrow, on behalf of all of us here at Rebel World Headquarters, the UFM, good night.

00:32:30.240 Keep fighting for free. Hey, everyone. Well, MDS here with Rebel News. And today we'll take a look at

00:32:35.120 what went on during the 21st day of the Immunities Act inquiry on November 10th, 2022. The commission was on

00:32:42.480 break on November 11th for Remembrance Day. This inquiry is taking place because Justin

00:32:46.720 Chu invoked the Immunities Act on peaceful protesters who were part of the Freedom Convoy

00:32:52.400 back in February, who were simply protesting federal COVID-19 mandates. You can see and support

00:32:57.520 our independent coverage of the inquiry here at truckacommission.com. The witnesses who appeared

00:33:03.280 in front of the commission were Marlon DeGround, Assistant Deputy Minister of the Public Safety Division

00:33:09.280 and Director of Law Enforcement for Alberta Justice and Solicitor General,

00:33:13.360 and Mario Di Tommaso, Deputy Solicitor General of Community Safety at the Ministry of Solicitor General.

00:33:19.760 DeGround was the first one to testify. Here's what he had to say.

00:33:22.320 The RCMP, as the police force of jurisdiction, made their efforts, and they had some limited

00:33:28.480 success very early on, very, very, very early on, first days. That support dissolved from industry

00:33:35.680 quite quickly. They went afield, and that was local support. They went afield and garnered some limited

00:33:43.040 support, which also quite quickly dissolved. And then they were struggling after that to find any

00:33:49.520 support anywhere, both within the province and commercially outside of the province, BC, Saskatchewan.

00:33:56.480 I believe they might even have looked to commercial entities in the south, but I'm not 100%

00:34:02.880 certain of that. I'll let them speak to that. They approached us to indicate the challenges that

00:34:09.120 we're facing, and they indicated that they were going through their channels to seek support from

00:34:16.000 the Canadian government for the use of heavy lift capacity that exists at the Canadian Forces Base in Edmonton.

00:34:23.120 DeGround is with the Alberta government, and though the border was blocked during some periods by

00:34:29.440 truckers and farmers at the Coutts border, the Alberta government has come out against the use of

00:34:34.880 the Emergency Act to dissipate the protesters. That protest was resolved before the Emergency Act was

00:34:40.400 even used. You can see the story of Coutts by journalists who were there at truckerdocumentary.com.

00:34:46.800 DeGround also testified that he was not aware by February 13th that the Emergency Act was about to be invoked.

00:34:53.040 Under the heading Alberta, it says that the biggest operational challenge to date is procuring, towing,

00:34:58.720 wrecking equipment, and skilled workers to operate the equipment.

00:35:03.040 That's correct.

00:35:03.600 By this point, you had most of that equipment at least.

00:35:08.320 The information that Talal in this message was referencing came from a point in time prior to us

00:35:15.280 having finalized the purchase of the last of the equipment. So we were still looking for trucks when he and I

00:35:22.400 had a conversation, and his reference to our conversation contained in this email to Rob Stewart is

00:35:32.080 based on that sort of time-dated information that we were still looking for it.

00:35:36.240 Of course. And by that point, on February 13th, you had no idea that the federal government was about

00:35:42.080 to invoke the Emergency Act.

00:35:43.920 That's correct, sir.

00:35:44.800 Moving on to the second witness of the day who testified that day, we take a look at Di Tommaso's testimony.

00:35:51.280 Take a look at some of what he testified to.

00:35:53.680 Federal Emergency Act measures were put in place to help solve what you've indicated was a policing

00:36:02.400 matter, so a law enforcement issue. Did you see any concern about using federal measures to

00:36:10.160 deal with what is substantially a provincial matter, which is policing?

00:36:13.840 No, because the Emergencies Act invocation, from my view, was national in scope, and so not knowing

00:36:26.400 what the federal government concerns were Canada-wide, I wasn't really in a position to have those concerns.

00:36:33.360 And in your view, did you support the use of the Emergencies Act?

00:36:38.240 I never turned my mind as to whether I supported the act.

00:36:44.880 I can tell you that the authorities granted by the Federal Emergencies Act were helpful,

00:36:51.760 and they were used by law enforcement.

00:36:54.640 Now, humorously enough, Di Tommaso mentioned that the right to protest, quote-unquote,

00:37:00.000 does not apply to trucks. He compared the protests in Ottawa to the protests taking place in Toronto.

00:37:06.880 Take a look at his exact words.

00:37:08.320 What Toronto did was they set up a hard perimeter around the critical infrastructure that the

00:37:15.040 protesters were most interested in, namely Queen's Park. They requested resources from other police

00:37:25.360 services to help them do that. At the end of the day, they denied access to Queen's Park, Queen's Park

00:37:31.760 Circle, Hospital Access Roads, University Avenue down to Hospital Row. So all of that was denied to

00:37:43.680 to the convoys that were coming to Toronto. So the trucks, vehicles were not permitted into that area.

00:37:52.160 They certainly facilitated the ability to exercise one's fundamental rights to lawful protest. Those

00:37:58.960 truckers were available to come to Queen's Park and protest on foot. Because as we know,

00:38:04.960 the right to protest belongs to people and not to trucks.

00:38:07.840 Di Tommaso also stated that when prior to the Emergencies Act being invoked,

00:38:12.080 he called Deputy Minister of Public Safety Rob Stewart to figure out if the act would be invoked.

00:38:18.560 And no response was given. That's in the transcript. There was silence, the evidence shows. Take a look.

00:38:23.920 You make some notes in relation to a call with Deputy Minister Stewart at 855. I inquire

00:38:31.600 as to whether Federal Emergencies Act will be invoked today. Silence. What was your interest

00:38:39.760 in inquiring about the Federal Emergencies Act? Well, he had signaled to me the day before that

00:38:44.720 the Federal Government was considering the invocation of the act. And this call here,

00:38:53.120 I wanted to know whether or not that was in fact happening. He did not answer my question.

00:38:58.960 Okay. And did you take that to mean that that was the affirmative and not wanting to answer one way or

00:39:04.880 the other? Yes.

00:39:05.840 Yes. Was the province expecting this to happen or was this just you asking or were you asking on behalf

00:39:13.760 of others? This was me asking. Okay. Do you know whether the Solicitor General or the Premier were

00:39:19.520 expecting the government to invoke the Emergencies Act? No. Finally, following the day's proceedings,

00:39:26.080 we invited Tom Muratso, key figure of the Freedom Convoy to our live stream. Listen to some of the testimony

00:39:33.040 earlier on in the morning. And obviously, whenever they were talking about the military

00:39:39.360 and that testimony came up, I perked up a little bit and started to listen a little bit more. But I

00:39:46.880 don't really think that that part of the conversation is overly newsworthy. But it was interesting to me to

00:39:54.000 see that there was an attempt in Alberta to have the military get involved and provide them with some

00:40:01.360 heavy equipment or towing capacity. But I think the the witness today was talking about how frustrated

00:40:08.640 he was that he knew because in his organization, they had retired military there that were kind of

00:40:15.120 giving advice in terms of what military equipment they could have to go and start towing trucks. But

00:40:22.320 the Canadian Forces struggles desperately to keep a lot of its equipment serviceable.

00:40:28.880 And so it doesn't mean that, you know, just because the military would say, hey, we can't we can't support

00:40:35.920 you and what you're asking for doesn't mean they don't have the equipment. It just might mean that

00:40:40.080 it's actually not serviceable. And so that's always a challenge for the military. So I think, you know,

00:40:45.280 when they kind of paint that narrative that, you know, the military couldn't do the job, it's

00:40:50.160 kind of true, but not through any like resistance on the part of the military to get involved. But

00:40:58.320 more importantly, you know, for a province to request the military, they do have to go through

00:41:03.120 the federal government to get that support. They just because they're co-located with the military

00:41:08.800 in that province with CFB Edmonton, they can't just go to Edmonton and say, hey, can you help us out here?

00:41:13.840 Well, there you have it. Here's everything that you need to know about what's on during the 21st day of

00:41:19.200 the Emergencies Act inquiry here in Ottawa. Liberal cabinet is set to testify next week,

00:41:24.320 so definitely stay tuned for that. For Rebel News, this is William Diaz.

Rebel News Podcast - November 15, 2022

EZRA LEVANT ｜ They actually want to force children to wear masks again

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