Rebel News Podcast - EZRA LEVANT ｜ UK bans far-left Islamist pundits — and they immediately blame the Jews

00:00:00.000 hello my friends i see two more pundits this time on the far left have been banned from flying to

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00:01:54.460 today at bucktherainbowunicorn.ca tonight the united kingdom bans two more pundits this time

00:02:04.200 on the communist islamist left it's june 1st and this is the azure levant show

00:02:10.200 shame on you you sensorism bug 0.62

00:02:16.480 just over three weeks ago i was banned from flying to london england where i was going to attend

00:02:32.080 tommy robinson's big rally i received a simple unsigned email from the uk home office the kind

00:02:40.160 that you can't reply to. They also said that they were canceling my ETA, electronic travel

00:02:47.820 authorization, and that was not appealable. But in the same letter to me, they said I was invited

00:02:54.680 to apply for a regular visa. As you know, I took up that invitation and I paid the thousand pound

00:03:00.700 super priority payment that apparently was going to give me a result within 24 hours. It's now been

00:03:07.520 more than three weeks and I haven't heard back yet, other than their couple of emails confessing

00:03:12.860 that they're running a little late. It reminds me of this funny scene from the kids movie

00:03:17.360 Zootopia. Now, sorry, I'm going to play it at length, which is how it gets funny. So I'm dealing

00:03:24.240 with a bureaucracy in the UK and they just keep on saying, oh, we're going, we're running a little

00:03:28.340 behind. The 24 hour turnaround has now become more than three weeks. What do you think of this

00:03:33.440 clip from Zootopia if you're not a parent of a small kid you might not have seen it but this

00:03:38.120 makes me laugh. Flash is the fastest guy in there you need something done he's on it. I hope so we

00:03:43.360 are really fighting the clock and every minute counts. Wait they're all slots?

00:04:03.440 you said this was going to be quick are you saying that because he's a sloth he can't be fast

00:04:23.380 i thought in zootopia anyone could be anything flash flash hundred yard dash buddy it's nice

00:04:28.880 to see you nice to see you too hey flash i'd love you to meet my friend uh darlin i've forgotten

00:04:40.660 your name officer judy habs cpd how are you i am doing just fine as well as i can be

00:04:55.740 Yeah, that's what I'm dealing with here. I think they're actually avoiding dealing with things. They don't have a real reason to keep me out of the UK, and they don't want to admit that, so they're just delaying. I don't know if they'll go on forever like that.

00:05:11.840 And as you know, I'm challenging this.

00:05:14.040 I found some outstanding legal counsel in the UK.

00:05:16.460 I think what they're doing to me is illegal.

00:05:18.340 I'm not going to rehash that all now because I have another story for you today.

00:05:22.120 I should tell you that when I was canceled, I got some support from, quote, my team, right?

00:05:27.420 From Tommy Robinson, from a group I'm involved with called the Free Speech Union.

00:05:32.440 I've been a member there for several years.

00:05:34.160 I never thought that I would need their help.

00:05:35.420 I really thought it was just my way of expressing solidarity with free speech.

00:05:39.560 There were about a dozen of us who were banned all within a couple days to each other.

00:05:43.360 We're all associates of Tommy.

00:05:46.320 As you know, I'm a journalist and a bit of an activist.

00:05:48.780 And there were speakers and other journalists.

00:05:50.860 There was a member of European Parliament.

00:05:52.460 And there was a little bit of squawking.

00:05:55.140 But most people said, oh, those are just Tommy Robinson's friend.

00:05:57.820 But today comes news that two far-left Islamists were banned also, Hassan Piker and Cenk Uyghur.

00:06:08.480 Now, you might not know those names because they're not that big in Canada, but they're really on the front lines of the radical left in the United States.

00:06:16.840 They're Turkish by ethnicity.

00:06:19.000 They're Muslim.

00:06:19.920 They're relatives, actually.

00:06:22.040 Piker is recently famous for going to Cuba to make a propaganda video for the Castro's dressed in thousands of dollars in high fashion.

00:06:31.940 Take a look at that.

00:06:32.720 there's i mean there's like rolling blackouts that take place throughout the day every day

00:06:37.860 all around the country right 11 million people but today's a beautiful day out here it's like 0.99

00:06:43.360 75 degrees sunny people are partying people are partying in the fucking streets 0.97

00:06:49.560 there i don't know if it's like an island mindset i don't know if it's like 0.95

00:06:53.020 i don't know if that has something to do with it i'm sure that has something to do with it but like

00:06:57.740 they're just chilling like not having any bandwidth whatsoever i have no idea what's going on

00:07:03.900 um like last night we ended the broadcast and i went and linked up with the progressive

00:07:10.380 international boys i met jeremy corbin that was fantastic uh and and i hung out with the

00:07:17.600 kneecap boys we went out and uh and and drank at like a local establishment and

00:07:24.240 we have been uh like we've just been living living loca honestly we've just been living life

00:07:33.200 living large and uh you know just peppering people with uh with just wads of cash for the

00:07:42.500 most part uh with hopes that you know there's like a little bit of economic respite for each

00:07:48.540 individual uh cuban that we encounter yeah by the way when he got back he was charged for not

00:07:56.140 registering as a foreign agent for cuba so he's been accused of committing a crime

00:08:01.560 he's a leading voice calling for anti-american violence that sort of hassan piker's edge

00:08:08.600 is he's all for violence and he doesn't care if you know he wants you to know take a look 0.99

00:08:13.960 property owners who have properties there choose just not to rent it at all yeah kill them kill 1.00

00:08:17.760 those motherfuckers and murder those fuckers in the street let the streets let the streets soak 1.00

00:08:22.160 in their red capitalist bloods dude left-wingers liberals you need to be showing your opponent's 1.00

00:08:28.920 guts on there okay you need to be gutting them you need to be shanking these motherfuckers and 1.00

00:08:34.000 letting their letting their intestines just ride on stage what the this man slice him up 1.00

00:08:41.540 if you cared about medicare fraud or medicaid fraud you would kill rick scott okay you gotta 0.99

00:08:46.960 stick like the acp guys on him okay that's it you gotta get one of those like hazel dink uh type 1.00

00:08:52.080 motherfuckers to just like eat his ass alive you know when you look at a situation in the middle 1.00

00:08:56.140 east you look at what the local government is and who the western forces are never align with the 1.00

00:09:02.020 That's a principle that you could take home with you if you want to actually be moral or if you want to be smart.

00:09:06.020 Cenk Uygur is a generically anti-semitic leftist.

00:09:11.020 I think his weirdest video that I just once I saw it I can never unsee it.

00:09:16.020 So I want you to pause or skip ahead if you can't handle what I'm about to show you.

00:09:21.020 It is a weird video in which he talks about how bestiality should be decriminalized.

00:09:28.020 criminalized so click away now or pause or mute for the next minute if that's something that's 0.57

00:09:34.340 going to gross you out it grossed me out and now i can't look at chank uigur without thinking about 0.90

00:09:39.900 this going i if i were the rule the benevolent dictator of the world i would legalize bestiality 0.98

00:09:48.600 where you are giving you are you are pleasuring the animal you see what i'm saying okay

00:09:57.680 okay what when i why why did that happen

00:10:02.300 this is that was the only is that the other thing is that that i'll tell you

00:10:05.260 why i'll tell you why

00:10:06.460 because like so there's like with the case that we covered where there was a

00:10:09.380 good guy or girls of the nose pleasure in a horse

00:10:12.360 and the worst came to a conclusion

00:10:15.140 so who got harmed

00:10:16.360 you know that people who are looking like not to be

00:10:19.660 a downer about what you're saying because what you're saying sounds kind

00:10:22.720 of funny but 0.92

00:10:23.840 a lot of people who are being raped

00:10:25.820 can actually 0.99

00:10:27.240 like have an orgasm yes sorry to show you that obviously he's also anti-semitic anti-american 0.99

00:10:33.600 it said he's obsessed with jews now both uh of these men were immediately um on twitter which 0.99

00:10:40.420 is fair enough claiming that it was the jews who banned from the united kingdom here's a son piker

00:10:47.840 he says the uk has revoked my visa as well all at the behest of israel oh oh really the west is 0.78

00:10:55.740 betraying liberal values for a genocidal fascist foreign government soon we will all become israel

00:11:01.120 so do you count yourself in the west i mean he hates the west he's for every 0.51

00:11:06.920 enemy of the west whether it's radical islam or communists it's sort of funny to watch him try

00:11:13.680 and position himself as an ally of the west but he just made that whole israel part up i'll come

00:11:19.120 back to you um because i don't think he's being accurate there i don't think he ever actually had

00:11:25.140 a visa i think like me he had sort of that express digital visa in canada it's called the

00:11:30.760 electronic travel authorization in the states is a slightly different name really it's just more of

00:11:35.200 an app that lets people come in from friendly countries without a visa um but he has been

00:11:41.140 blocked i believe that on the eve of a conference like i was and by the way i'm not really for

00:11:46.320 banning people from speaking i i think censorship is generally immoral and it usually is pragmatically

00:11:54.100 foolish too you just maybe make someone with a boring bad idea into a dangerous sexy bad idea 0.84

00:12:01.180 i think that's what happens when you try and ban things so here's his relative chink weger who said 0.97

00:12:06.780 i've been banned from the uk i tried to get on a flight to london to attend south by southwest 0.80

00:12:11.240 london and give a speech at oxford i've been banned for criticizing israel are you sure mate are you

00:12:17.440 just adding that part in are we free anymore this is oppression of western citizens by our own

00:12:23.400 government on behalf of a different country. Again, suddenly he's wearing the garb of an

00:12:30.840 American. His TV show is literally called The Young Turks, but suddenly he's for American 0.95

00:12:36.260 values. You'll notice that both of these men immediately blame the Jews, except that their

00:12:42.560 notice didn't mention the Jews or Israel or anything specific. I received the same letter

00:12:46.860 and it's actually infuriatingly vague. I think that for these guys, they're obsessed with Jews

00:12:52.920 and they love to provide Jews as the universal explanation for why anything goes wrong in their 0.94

00:12:58.540 life. Both of them are millionaire celebrities. Not a lot has gone wrong in their life, 0.72

00:13:03.160 but Jews are the universal scapegoat for them. Oh, by the way, let me show you the woman who 1.00

00:13:09.700 actually sent them the letter and sent it to me too. Her name is Shabana Mahmoud and she is a

00:13:16.280 pro-Palestinian Muslim woman. She literally attends anti-Israel rallies. She's the decider

00:13:23.220 of who comes and goes into the UK. I don't think she was running errands for Israel,

00:13:29.280 just going out on a limb there. But I see a huge hullabaloo for these two men. Mainstream media is

00:13:35.880 gaga about this, absolutely unquestioningly repeating the Israel did this line. I didn't see

00:13:43.580 that for me or the rest of Tommy's team that was banned? I guess because they couldn't very well

00:13:48.660 blame it on Israel, could they? Now, I'm still fighting my ban in court. I applied the right way.

00:13:54.840 We'll see what these guys do. I think that the banning of these two is a kind of political offset

00:14:00.160 to distract from banning me and the other Tommy Robinson friends. I don't like people being banned

00:14:05.400 for their ideas. I don't think it works. I mean, both of these men can appear in the UK via Zoom,

00:14:11.020 for example you've heard of the streisand effect when barbara streisand tried to ban a particular

00:14:17.520 photographer from taking pictures of her home um she brought an enormous amount of attention to it

00:14:23.680 her she lives in malibu and there was a guy just taking pictures of all the homes in malibu and

00:14:28.180 really only a handful of people looked at it until streisand sue and then everyone wanted to see what

00:14:33.440 the fuss was about i think that could well happen here i don't think a ton of people know who chenk

00:14:39.180 Uyghur and Hassan Piker are. They're sort of C-level celebrities. But now a lot more people

00:14:44.900 hear about them and are listening to them. Now, if someone commits a crime, then charge them,

00:14:50.760 as Hassan Piker might well face justice for being an illegal foreign agent without registration. But

00:14:57.400 just being anti-Semitic, I don't think that's a crime, at least not in the United States or the

00:15:03.200 UK. But in the UK, crime itself is very two-tier these days, isn't it? Stay with us. More ahead

00:15:11.900 from our friends at the Taxpayers' Federation.

00:15:22.740 Oh, hi, everybody. As you know, one of the most trusted sources of information

00:15:26.400 on financial matters, fiscal accountability, government taxes, and debt is the Canadian

00:15:31.040 taxpayers federation not only they're full of smart high energy guys and gals but the most

00:15:36.320 important thing is they are independent by that i mean they do not take any government money i mean

00:15:40.960 how could they possibly it would be like i don't know a doctor taking money from a tobacco company

00:15:46.560 giving you advice on smoking by the way i'm pro-freedom on the tobacco file as you know

00:15:51.200 but you see my point about a conflict of interest and in fact 99 of all pundits and commentators in

00:15:56.880 in this country are in some way on the government payroll. It is therefore a pleasure and a duty

00:16:02.020 to talk to our friends at the Canadian Taxpayers Federation. And what a pleasure to welcome back

00:16:06.420 the boss of the whole shop, our friend Franco Teresano. We had him on just last week,

00:16:10.520 but there's more news I want him to talk about. Franco, welcome back.

00:16:14.120 Hey, it's always a pleasure. Thanks for having me on.

00:16:16.380 Well, you know, if you were taking 30 or 50 grand a year personally from the federal government,

00:16:22.680 I mean, I love you as a guy, but I don't know if I could trust what you would say

00:16:26.060 in that hypothetical scenario because and and i choose those numbers on purpose because about 35

00:16:32.240 grand a year per journalist in the government subsidy so i just wish there was more disclosure

00:16:37.780 of that and in your case you're one of the few guys who's not on the government dole and yeah

00:16:41.800 let's talk about the substance of our of our purpose to meet today and that is there's news

00:16:46.200 out of newfoundland and labrador tell me about it yeah so it's actually a bit of a taxpayer win

00:16:50.980 right and i'm very happy that our legal team was fighting this so here's what happened folks

00:16:54.860 uh the newfoundland and labrador government was suing the federal government essentially

00:16:59.760 launching this court challenge trying to get the courts to force the uh federal government

00:17:04.780 to increase the equalization handouts right to the province so it was going to court now newfoundland

00:17:11.100 and labrador eventually dropped that court case so it's a it's a big win for taxpayers and look

00:17:15.700 like i'm very happy that the ctfs lawyers like we were intervening in this because we were arguing

00:17:21.060 like hold on a second right the constitution was never designed to let provinces to sue ottawa

00:17:27.360 to get bigger handouts from taxpayers and you know it's good that newfoundland and labrador

00:17:32.320 came to its senses and dropped this court case because if they were successful uh you know the

00:17:38.340 bill for equalization could have ballooned by billions of dollars and really taxpayers especially

00:17:43.880 in alberta british columbia and saskatchewan uh would be on the hook for all this what was it do

00:17:49.820 you think that caused the change? Because that's, I mean, that is a dramatic reversal. Did they

00:17:54.720 think they might lose? Is there a change of political direction? Why did they change?

00:17:59.320 Well, to be quite frank, I'm not sure what is in the heads of the politicians in Newfoundland

00:18:03.660 and Labrador. Now, what I will say, though, is, you know, we were interveners in this, right?

00:18:09.380 And one of the reasons that we wanted to intervene is we thought we needed the voice of taxpayers

00:18:14.080 in this court case, right? We weren't going to let it up to the lawyers in Ottawa of the federal

00:18:19.000 government to try to defend Canadian taxpayers coast to coast to coast. So we had to jump in

00:18:23.560 this fight. But Ezra, let me just say like this is a bit of a good news story for taxpayers here

00:18:28.700 that Newfoundland is dropping this and that equalization bill isn't going any higher. But

00:18:33.080 there's still a lot more work to do, Ezra, because equalization, as you know, not only does it hurt

00:18:38.080 taxpayers in places like Alberta, Saskatchewan and British Columbia who are forced to pay into

00:18:42.860 this scheme but don't get any money back, but it also hurts these so-called have-not provinces,

00:18:48.180 Right. Because equalization is essentially just a slush fund for these premiers in these other provinces who rely on tax dollars from other places rather than relying on good policies to grow their own economies.

00:19:00.140 You know, I see that sometimes. I mean, when the third or quarter of your revenues come from the feds, it's like free money. So you're not really paying close attention to the will of the voters.

00:19:10.400 Now, I see in your article on your website, Taxpayer.com, Newfoundland and Labrador are set to receive more than $180 million in equalization payments this year.

00:19:20.940 Now, that's a lot of money, obviously, but it's actually not a staggering amount of money.

00:19:26.820 And whenever I go out to Newfoundland, I mean, there is sort of a rustic, old-fashioned sense to some of it, but it's also a high-tech sense.

00:19:35.460 there's the oil and gas offshore industry and the same thing i realize about a lot of the atlantic

00:19:40.740 they have resources that they've just chosen not to develop i mean i remember new brunswick

00:19:45.520 had a lot of natural gas i mean new brunswick is home to canada's largest refinery the big

00:19:50.940 irving refinery is actually bigger than any refinery in alberta if you can believe it

00:19:55.160 so they're they can and i think the problem is when when they're focused on 180 million

00:20:02.500 in equalization maybe they're taking their eye off of a billion or whatever it would be if they

00:20:08.560 really went all in on oil and gas and the world really needs oil and gas now more than ever i

00:20:13.780 don't know it just it seems to me to be a ridiculous thing to focus on 180 million

00:20:18.980 in equalization rather than so much more developing your economy freely which they've

00:20:24.020 started to do by the way and look a lot of those provinces that you just mentioned out there in

00:20:28.860 land of canada they're high tax jurisdictions right like you're punished if you're uh successful

00:20:33.840 or want to start a business out there create jobs and this is why i say like equalization

00:20:38.620 is obviously bad for taxpayers in like alberta saskatchewan or british columbia

00:20:43.180 ezra you might remember a couple years ago right this uh equalization referendum in alberta i

00:20:47.920 believe it was 2021 we crunched the numbers and equalization at the time was costing each albertan

00:20:54.000 about 650 bucks right so for a family of four that's 2600 bucks that the federal government

00:21:00.340 is taking you know from your family through taxes that are just being shipped off to other provinces

00:21:05.500 but it doesn't just hurt uh you know places like Alberta it hurts these uh taxpayers in these other

00:21:11.720 provinces because then you have these premiers these politicians out east uh who essentially

00:21:16.980 are just relying on tax dollars coming in the door from other provincial taxpayers rather than

00:21:21.880 actually cutting taxes cutting the waste cutting red tape to grow their economy and become more

00:21:27.380 self-reliant one thing i'll also add ezra you look at all of equalization it's about a 27 billion

00:21:33.460 dollar hit to taxpayers this year but there's other ways the federal government transfers money

00:21:38.060 right you look at the social transfer you look at the health care transfer those two alone is like

00:21:42.800 75 billion dollars so uh more work to be done here for sure you know what i pardon me

00:21:49.100 can you edit out that cop please sorry franco you know franco i think listening to you maybe

00:21:58.740 i understated the amount of dough that's being transferred out there and i think you're wise

00:22:02.780 especially that so much of it comes from alberta and i think that is a a chronic source of

00:22:09.800 unhappiness between alberta and the federal government you know i am i travel from time

00:22:14.860 in time to ireland sometimes for free speech uh reasons and immigration reasons and there's so

00:22:20.000 much commonality franco between ireland and newfoundland i mean and and they feel it too

00:22:25.640 and let me just tell you a super quick ireland story ireland until about 20 years ago was sort

00:22:31.560 of poor i mean it had a low per capita gdp was they didn't have developed infrastructure

00:22:37.100 it certainly wasn't high tech but they have made a conscious decision to really reduce taxes to

00:22:43.020 the point of being a kind of tax haven almost a tax dodge and because of that huge companies that

00:22:50.520 you would never have guessed would move to ireland 20 years ago like google and so many high tech

00:22:55.200 companies have moved there largely because of the tax situation it's almost like a haven like the

00:23:00.560 isle of man or something like that or luxembourg and the reason i say this is culturally there's

00:23:07.200 a similarity between ireland and newfoundland and it was only a generation ago where you could

00:23:12.340 legitimately call ireland poor but on a per capita basis now it's almost as wealthy as

00:23:18.020 luxembourg i don't know i just thought i'd throw that out there because you know if ireland can do

00:23:22.660 it why can't newfoundland i mean it's because of the politicians right out east like that that's

00:23:28.340 the problem you know it's um you don't need a phd in economics to understand that when governments

00:23:33.720 take less money from businesses and investors you're going to have more businesses and more

00:23:37.760 investors. Right. When governments punish success with high taxes, these success taxes, you have

00:23:43.220 fewer Canadian success stories. Right. This is one huge problem. And, you know, what we said and my

00:23:49.140 my colleague, Devin Drover, who's our in-house lawyer and our Atlantic director, he was very

00:23:54.360 clear and to the point when he's like, look, if Newfoundland and Labrador, they still have more

00:23:58.380 work to do, because if they want to become a have not province, which I think it should be the goal,

00:24:03.120 then what they have to do is not go to court and beg for more taxpayers money from other places in

00:24:08.380 canada no they got to cut taxes cut waste and cut red tape that is stalling uh their economic

00:24:13.800 opportunities out there well one can only hope i mean it's possible for a country that's really

00:24:18.860 set back to leap ahead i think of argentina under javier mille he really is doing it franco great

00:24:24.580 to catch up with you send our best to devon drover your atlantic uh leader and lawyer and uh

00:24:30.080 Congratulations to Newfoundland Labrador

00:24:31.940 for doing the right thing.

00:24:32.780 Keep in touch, my friend.

00:24:34.080 Hey, thanks, Ezra.

00:24:35.220 All right, stay with us.

00:24:36.180 Your letters to me next.

00:24:46.620 Hey, welcome back.

00:24:47.460 David Menzies had a video that went viral.

00:24:49.900 It was about Tim Hortons.

00:24:51.540 I've got a video from Tim Hortons coming out tomorrow too.

00:24:54.040 I promise to show it to you.

00:24:55.500 This Tim Hortons behind me says they're hiring Canadians now,

00:24:59.000 But I showed them their Help Wanted ad for foreign workers.

00:25:02.120 You wouldn't believe what the manager said to me.

00:25:06.460 I don't feel good about this.

00:25:08.020 I was excited when I saw your story.

00:25:10.500 But then I went online and I thought, it's a lie.

00:25:13.040 I think the best thing to do is end this conversation.

00:25:15.660 We've asked you to leave.

00:25:16.840 Please, if you want to continue, do so often, probably, okay? 1.00

00:25:19.480 This story here is still advertising for foreign workers. 1.00

00:25:22.020 I think they should hire Canadians first. 1.00

00:25:23.740 What do you think? 1.00

00:25:24.420 Obviously, yes. 1.00

00:25:25.500 Canadians must come first.

00:25:27.160 Canadians love everyone. 0.97

00:25:28.220 but we need to take over our own first set.

00:25:30.800 I myself, I have a son.

00:25:32.080 You know, if you're 21, you don't have a job. 1.00

00:25:34.160 Do you think they should hire Canadians 1.00

00:25:35.720 or temporary foreign workers? 0.84

00:25:37.240 Canadians. 0.68

00:25:37.900 I think so, dude. You agree?

00:25:39.680 I think they really should start hiring Canadians again. 1.00

00:25:42.400 I feel like it's unfair. 1.00

00:25:43.480 Get away from me!

00:25:45.160 Hey, watch it.

00:25:46.100 You're a donor, Trump's crew,

00:25:47.780 that came up here from the front of the states.

00:25:49.560 Who are you, sir?

00:25:50.300 Please leave. I'm the owner of the franchise.

00:25:51.560 And the quality of the product's terrible.

00:25:53.040 I pretty much stopped going.

00:25:54.240 Hey, folks. 1.00

00:25:55.380 Tim Horton says they are hiring Canadians again.

00:25:58.220 except for one thing they're not here's a couple letters about david uh pureblood15 says time to

00:26:05.920 expose mcdonald's next was at a mcdonald's in yorkton saskatchewan recently not one true canadian

00:26:11.440 on shift well that's the thing is that tim hortons is being so funny about that they have the maple

00:26:17.040 leaf in their ads they try and be so canadian they announced they're hiring 10 000 locals

00:26:22.380 what does local mean i mean obviously if you're working there you're a local you have to serve

00:26:27.540 donuts. They didn't say Canadians. They didn't even say permanent residents. They said locals.

00:26:32.060 They are being deliberately tricky with their language. Monique Unfiltered said,

00:26:37.480 the amount of ignorance of locals is astonishing. I think that everyone knows something is funny in

00:26:45.600 Canada, has been for about five years, and there's millions of people who were brought here

00:26:50.560 as fake workers, as fake students. It's all just really selling our citizenship. 0.60

00:26:57.540 Jason says, if Dunkin' Donuts hire Canadians, I can guarantee they'll make an absolute killing. 1.00

00:27:02.520 I believe that. 1.00

00:27:03.320 Dunkin' Donuts is coming back to Canada big time, hundreds of stores. 1.00

00:27:06.800 If they do what the others do and hire foreigners, I don't think they're going to be particularly successful. 1.00

00:27:14.180 But if they said, unlike Tim Hortons, we are hiring Canadian citizens, I think so many people are going to stay right on. 0.99

00:27:22.080 And they'll switch to Dunkin' Donuts and they'll never switch back.

00:27:25.260 I don't know what Dunkin' Donuts' plan is, but if that's their plan, sign me up.

00:27:30.620 Not to work there, but to be a number one customer.

00:27:34.560 That's the show for today.

00:27:36.100 Until tomorrow, on behalf of all of us here at Rebel World Headquarters, to you at home,

00:27:40.160 good night, and keep fighting for freedom.

Rebel News Podcast - June 02, 2026

EZRA LEVANT ｜ UK bans far-left Islamist pundits — and they immediately blame the Jews

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