Rebel News Podcast - New lockdown is the biggest violation of our civil liberties since the War Measures Act

00:00:00.000 Hello, my Rebels. Today, I take you through, I don't know, half a dozen headlines, any

00:00:05.560 one of which is depressing, taken together. It makes me think of that novel, it was the

00:00:10.720 best of times, it's the worst of times. I'm trying to think of how it's the best of times.

00:00:15.040 My God, it is the worst of times when it comes to civil liberties in this country. I'll take

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00:00:57.620 Tonight, these perpetual lockdowns are the biggest violation of our civil liberties since

00:01:11.860 the War Measures Act, maybe since Japanese internment. It's November 19th, and this is

00:01:17.420 the Ezra Levant Show. Why should others go to jail when you're a biggest carbon consumer

00:01:23.560 I know? There's 8,500 customers here, and you won't give them an answer. The only thing

00:01:28.780 I have to say to the government about why I publish it is because it's my bloody right

00:01:33.380 to do so.

00:01:38.820 Did you see this clip a few months back from Bill Barr, Trump's attorney general? Putting a

00:01:44.580 national lockdown, stay-at-home orders is like house arrest. Other than slavery, which

00:01:52.380 was a different kind of restraint, this is the greatest intrusion on civil liberties in

00:01:56.460 American history.

00:01:57.560 Oh boy, the left was freaked out by that, and I'm not sure why he didn't say it was worse

00:02:02.980 than slavery or the same as slavery. He said slavery was the one thing that was worse than

00:02:09.100 these lockdowns when it comes to civil liberties violations. The left went nuts anyways. They were

00:02:14.360 claiming he said the opposite of what he said, but he didn't. He said it was worse than any

00:02:19.420 other intrusion besides that. And if you disagree with him, can you please tell me what you think

00:02:26.300 was worse than these lockdowns? I mean, people are being put under effective house arrest. They're

00:02:33.020 compelled to wear restraints on their faces. Their businesses are being forcibly shut down.

00:02:39.700 Healthy people are being put into quarantine. Once upon a time, we only did that to sick people.

00:02:44.080 Schools are being shut down. Hospitals are being emptied out of other patients to make room for

00:02:50.300 a surge that never comes of COVID patients. And all of this done on a false promise of

00:02:55.880 two weeks to flatten the curve. And now we're coming up on a full year of this. So yeah,

00:03:01.540 can you name for me a bigger intrusion on our civil liberties other than slavery? You could say

00:03:08.020 conscription, military conscription, which both Canada and the United States used to have,

00:03:12.660 but now don't. In Canada, you could point to the War Measures Act and how Quebec was actually put

00:03:17.640 under martial law, soldiers in the streets and all that. I'd say that's comparable, but it was only

00:03:22.740 in Quebec. And there really was a terrorist group afoot bombing mailboxes and kidnapping and murdering

00:03:29.200 people. I'm talking about the far left wing Front de Liberation de Quebec, the FLQ. That martial law

00:03:35.180 started in May to October. It was why we call it the October crisis. And the last troops were withdrawn

00:03:41.680 from the streets of Quebec in January. So it was just over two months. And it was when there were

00:03:46.720 real terrorist insurrections afoot. So they didn't keep it going after the crisis was over.

00:03:51.880 When do you think we'll be done all of these lockdowns? In Trudeau's request for companies

00:03:58.640 to pitch quarantine facilities to public works, remember that RFI document? He asks companies to

00:04:04.860 plan for a two-year quarantine. So yeah, the October crisis, maybe Japanese internment. I'd say those 0.57

00:04:11.980 were the only comparable civil liberties intrusions in Canada in a century.

00:04:17.420 The October crisis was just one province for a couple months. The Japanese internment was mainly

00:04:26.820 in one province to a small minority of people. It was terrible and unjust, of course. Don't get me

00:04:32.980 wrong. I'll make the Bill Barr comment. It was worse than the lockdown. It was full-out imprisonment,

00:04:38.400 but for a sliver of the population. The excuse being the war with Japan. It was wrong, but it was

00:04:44.340 limited. This lockdown applies to everybody, sick or healthy, young or old. The young don't actually

00:04:52.440 get this disease in a serious way. And if they do, it's not deadly. Last I checked, it was just a single

00:04:59.060 fatality under age 20 in all of Canada to have died from it. Let me know if there has been a second

00:05:04.160 case. So that's out of 10 million people in that age group. If you're over 80, be concerned about this

00:05:09.880 virus. You bet. If you're over 80 and your kids shoved you into a senior's home with a do not

00:05:14.560 revive message, yes, I would be very, very concerned then. For everyone else, statistically speaking,

00:05:21.060 it's actually no worse than the annual flu. In fact, I'm starting to wonder if it is just the flu.

00:05:28.720 Look at this. The CBC reports that there have been only 17 cases of the flu in all of Canada this

00:05:36.460 season. Not 17,000, just 17. Huh? But there are so many cases of the pandemic virus. Hang on. So the flu

00:05:46.780 virus just magically disappeared this year. Only 17 in the whole country. But we've got thousands and

00:05:53.860 thousands of cases of COVID-19 that just happen to have identical symptoms. Coughing, sneezing, fever.

00:06:00.840 Do you think, and I know this is crazy talk, do you think that maybe they're just calling the flu

00:06:07.100 cases COVID cases? Do you think they might do that? I don't know. Here's a story out of the United

00:06:12.880 Kingdom where a man fell off a ladder and died. But they later found traces of the virus in him.

00:06:21.660 So they call that a COVID death. So that's the quality of statistical reporting you're getting.

00:06:27.640 So it's the greatest violation of our civil liberties in at least 50 years, since the

00:06:32.740 October crisis, the FLQ crisis. Perhaps since the Japanese internment, which is what, 80 years ago 0.71

00:06:39.080 now. You know, I'm a donor to the Liberal Canadian Civil Liberties Association for some reason that I

00:06:45.020 can't even remember. And I just got a fundraising letter from them yesterday in the mail. And you know

00:06:50.920 what they think is the number one civil liberties crisis in Canada today. Well, they're fighting for

00:06:58.240 the right to wear the Muslim hijab and niqab in the public sector, in the public service of Quebec.

00:07:05.520 They're fighting against the secularism law in Quebec that says you can't mix mosque and state.

00:07:14.120 That's the Civil Liberties Association big push right now. That's their big project.

00:07:17.560 That's what their number one issue is. That's what the fundraiser was all about.

00:07:21.280 I'm bringing that up. I think, come to think of it, maybe I should stop donating to them. What am I

00:07:25.960 doing? But look at what's coming. Do you know every morning we have an email service? Every morning

00:07:31.260 we can send you straight to your email box, not only our most interesting video the previous day,

00:07:37.080 but also a scan of interesting headlines from other newspapers and media companies.

00:07:41.940 I literally use it to start my day. You can sign up right on our website too. We call it Rebel Buzz.

00:07:47.380 And it's free. And you can unsubscribe anytime. Anyways, let me show you a few of the stories

00:07:52.300 from this morning's Rebel Buzz. I find it terrifying. Here's one in the Globe and Mail.

00:07:59.540 Ontario Premier Doug Ford says his cabinet is meeting Thursday to decide on potentially sweeping

00:08:04.300 new COVID-19 restrictions for Toronto and the neighboring regions of York and Peel,

00:08:08.940 warning of a possible lockdown. Well, not a lockdown for him, of course. I mean, Doug Ford loves going to

00:08:16.240 weddings without a mask or social distancing. The lockdown is just for you. It's not for the ruling

00:08:21.720 class. Here's another one. Wellington, Dufferin, Guelph Public Health's Medical Officer of Health

00:08:27.000 is urging residents to not visit homes or allow visitors into their homes. Oh, yeah, so solitary

00:08:35.660 confinement. Do you think they're going to obey that don't visit people rule themselves?

00:08:41.280 I mean, the ruling class. Do you think they'll follow their own rule on that? Here's another one

00:08:48.800 from Global News. British Columbia is set to impose province-wide travel restrictions on Thursday.

00:08:55.420 Hang on, hang on. Their Premier, John Horgan, the NDP leader, just last month had an election.

00:09:02.760 It wasn't scheduled. He called it as a snap election because he saw the polls and he sensed he could make

00:09:09.380 some political gains. And he was right. So he made the province go through an election. That was okay.

00:09:17.460 But choosing to travel in your own province for you, the little people, that's against the law, 1.00

00:09:23.860 don't you know? Here's another one from the Globe and Mail. Premier John Horgan says he will lobby

00:09:28.520 Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to work with the provinces on developing a national travel plan

00:09:33.380 to fight the sped of COVID-19. Got it. So the guys who fly in private jets will meet to talk about

00:09:40.740 putting the rest of us under lockdown by restricting already restricted airlines. Oh, and goodbye to Air

00:09:48.160 Canada, WestJet. Nice having those jobs while they lasted. Here's the Edmonton Journal. Alberta's

00:09:52.960 Chief Medical Officer of Health is asking police chiefs across the province to help enforce new COVID-19

00:09:57.720 measures. Hang on. Is that how it works? An unelected, unaccountable public health bureaucrat

00:10:04.060 can direct actual police with guns to enforce her health victims now. Is that how it works in 1.00

00:10:12.240 democracies? And that's under Jason Kenney. But still, it's not enough for the opposition.

00:10:18.240 Here's a story about Rachel Notley, the leader of the NDP opposition, called on Jason Kenney's UCP

00:10:23.840 government to implement a mandatory mask policy for all public indoor spaces in all enhanced list

00:10:29.780 regions. Again, do you think she complies with that rule when the cameras aren't working? 1.00

00:10:36.140 Oh, by the way, talking about masks, there's been a massive new scientific peer-reviewed study out of

00:10:43.220 Denmark showing that there's no evidence that masks work to stop the virus. In fact, it raises questions

00:10:48.340 about whether masks actually make it worse. I read the whole study myself, but I couldn't find it

00:10:55.580 covered in the mainstream media. Have you? I think it's the biggest study, peer-reviewed,

00:11:01.880 professional, real doctors, not politicians or pundits. Why wouldn't that lead the news,

00:11:06.400 even just to talk about it? If there's a flaw with the study, fine, let's hear it. But wouldn't you at

00:11:11.320 least mention it? Here's another story. UConn prepares to impose new quarantine rules. The UConn,

00:11:17.340 have you ever been up there? I have. Oh, it's so pretty. It's one of the least dense places in

00:11:24.000 Canada. It's so sparsely populated and you're going to lock them down a bit, are you? That's

00:11:29.640 not science, that's politics. Another story from the state broadcaster. Quick discharges,

00:11:35.660 surgery delays in Ontario as COVID-19 puts stress on hospital system. Oh, you mean so cancer surgery

00:11:42.420 and heart surgery and screenings for real disease that are leading, the leading causes of death. I

00:11:48.460 mean, that's cancer, that's strokes, that's heart disease. Yeah, get rid of that unimportant stuff

00:11:53.400 because we have some sexy COVID cases, but at least people are getting rich off it. I mean, some

00:12:00.120 people, look at this story from Black Blocks. Canada Revenue Agency records suggest billions

00:12:06.700 in pandemic relief was paid to ineligible claimants. So nearly a million people got two grand a month

00:12:13.040 and they didn't qualify, but they got it anyways. Oh, well, you know, a billion here, a billion there.

00:12:19.440 Pretty soon you're talking real money, but it's not about the money, at least not mainly. It's that

00:12:24.160 we're all being put through the biggest civil liberties intrusion of our lives and it's practically

00:12:29.280 unanimous amongst all the important people, amongst the establishment. They think this is great.

00:12:34.700 They're loving it. The governments and the opposition parties. Tell me what Aaron O'Toole

00:12:39.500 of the Conservative Party has opposed, other than some of the spending, but certainly he supports

00:12:45.040 most of it. Has he opposed anything here? Tell me what civil liberties he's defended or the so-called

00:12:50.680 Conservative Brian Pallister of Manitoba or Scott Moe in Saskatchewan or the worst of all, Doug Ford

00:12:56.760 and the media, they're unanimous. They're the enforcers. And the civil liberties groups, other than

00:13:02.800 John Carpe's Justice Center for Constitutional Freedoms, civil liberties groups are silent.

00:13:08.120 They want to talk about forcing hijabs back into the secular civil service at Quebec. 1.00

00:13:14.020 This is the worst of times. And I think as the months proceed and as it becomes increasingly

00:13:19.820 apparent that the masters of the universe intend to make this crisis permanent, I think our job here

00:13:26.760 at Rebel News should evolve to take a growing role in opposing this destruction of our liberties and

00:13:32.680 our life. Don't you think so? Stay with us for more.

00:13:49.160 Welcome back. Well, I can't turn on the TV or open a newspaper without seeing another

00:13:52.820 hagiography of Kamala Harris for being the first African-American vice president. It's a bit of a

00:14:00.340 stretch. Of course, there was an African-American president for two terms called Barack Obama,

00:14:04.900 but the media party wants to show you just how open and diverse the Democrats are. And I'm talking

00:14:11.160 about Canada's media party. They're obsessed with Kamala Harris. They spend their time talking about her,

00:14:17.760 but it's odd that they never talk about the first justice minister in Canada who is black. And I think

00:14:26.960 the reason why they prefer to talk about a U.S. politician rather than a Canadian politician is

00:14:33.980 because Kamala Harris is a far left-wing Democrat, whereas Casey Maddow is a conservative member of

00:14:42.640 Jason Kenney's cabinet. And he just might be the best justice minister in Canada, which is another reason

00:14:49.860 you haven't heard about him. Joining us now from the legislature is our friend Sheila Gunn-Reed, who had

00:14:57.020 a one-on-one interview with the man himself today. Sheila, how are you doing out there?

00:15:02.780 I'm doing great, Ezra.

00:15:04.920 You know what? Casey Maddow, I judge him based on the merits. I think he's ideologically strong.

00:15:10.560 He's politically successful. He beat the NDP in their base of Edmonton. He's rolled back some of

00:15:16.620 the stupider rules of the NDP. He's even rolled back some of the stupider rules of that red Tory

00:15:21.700 Doug Schweitzer, who was inexplicably made justice minister for a year there. So I like him based on

00:15:28.300 the merits. But if I were a leftist, I'd be talking about how he breaks down glass ceilings and he's

00:15:35.380 proof of diversity. Yeah, he is those things. I tend to value him for the fact that he's good,

00:15:40.760 not that he's black. But I'm just pointing out that that's not how the liberals do it.

00:15:45.200 No, it's definitely not how the left looks at Casey Maddow. Casey is, you know, he's a good news

00:15:52.240 story if you are in favor of immigration. He's a good news story if you are in favor of people,

00:16:02.320 you know, pulling themselves up by their bootstraps and working to become something.

00:16:08.780 Maddow is from Nigeria. From what I understand, he worked as a dishwasher while he put himself

00:16:15.940 through school. He started at the bottom, took advantage of every opportunity this country gives

00:16:24.220 to people who come here who want to work hard and make something of themselves. And now he's at the

00:16:29.500 pinnacle of his career as the justice minister here in Alberta. And you will not hear the left talk about

00:16:36.820 him unless it is to be critical of him for dropping the hammer on the city of Calgary for their recent

00:16:45.280 move to defund the police by $20 million. Yeah, that's your typical white woke liberal move

00:16:52.100 anyways. Because if you're a rich white woke liberal, you probably live in a part of town that

00:16:57.420 has lower crime to begin with. You can probably afford an alarm system. Maybe you even have private

00:17:03.500 security working for you. I find that in poorer parts of town, higher crime parts of town. Sure,

00:17:10.960 there's some people who don't like the police, but most law-abiding citizens generally realize

00:17:16.280 police stop crimes. They stop people getting hurt. I noticed Kim Klasick, one of our favorite people 1.00

00:17:22.120 who ran in Baltimore for the Republicans on a pro-black agenda. She and her supporters couldn't

00:17:30.520 believe this woke leftist call to de-police their community. They want the police there. What a dumb

00:17:38.280 idea by Naheed Nenshi. Well, yeah. And Madhu is saying that, you know, if Calgary wants to proceed

00:17:47.240 with this, Madhu holds the purse strings for a lot of funding and grants. And he said he'll direct

00:17:54.400 those directly to the Calgary police so that they do have the resources they need to keep Calgary and

00:18:01.440 safe. And as you rightly point out, the policing deficit is not going to come in the fancy people's

00:18:10.120 neighborhoods. It is going to end up making minority neighborhoods far less, less safe. That's where 1.00

00:18:17.520 this always ends up. You defund the police and it's always the minority neighborhoods left to struggle. 0.99

00:18:24.080 It's not the fancy rich people, but in their gated communities, they'll be fine.

00:18:28.420 Yeah. It's so weird to me. I mean, I live in Toronto now, but of course I grew up and went to school

00:18:33.280 in Calgary and I still visit whenever I can. It's a conservative city, perhaps the most conservative

00:18:39.260 city in Canada. The idea that its politicians would be so out of touch to think that they should just

00:18:45.300 copycat some U.S. wacko idea, a wacko idea that a large number of Democrats are saying, why did we even

00:18:54.660 go there? We lost so much support. Even Bill Maher, who's an open-minded leftist, one of the few of them

00:19:01.100 on HBO the other day, was saying that defund the police thing killed the Democrats. All this woke

00:19:07.560 stuff killed the Democrats, especially in minority communities. I mean, it was remarkable to me. And the 1.00

00:19:15.360 whole Black Lives Matter, police, anti-police thing, that is not a Canadian story. We didn't have 0.97

00:19:23.200 slavery. We had nothing like their Jim Crow laws. We were the destination of the Underground Railroad.

00:19:30.060 And it's just so upside down for this pantomime, this play acting in city councils in Canada,

00:19:37.900 especially Calgary and Edmonton defund police. It's nuts. You know what? You remind me, though,

00:19:43.140 that in Canada, cities don't have constitutional jurisdiction. There's the feds and the provinces.

00:19:51.240 Provinces run the cities constitutionally. So Casey Madu could literally do anything he wants in

00:19:58.300 Calgary if it came down to it. I mean, obviously, he would want to respect the local democracy.

00:20:04.440 But at the end of the day, he holds the hammer. He can say yes or no to actually anything in the

00:20:10.520 city. I don't know if that's well known. But the constitution gives the premier of the province

00:20:17.060 the right to overrule anything in the city. Well, and I asked Casey that directly. I said,

00:20:24.820 you know, Calgary is making this move to cut $20 million from their policing budget. I mean,

00:20:31.780 that number is just enormous. But I asked him, you know, where is this coming from? What are you

00:20:37.960 hearing from Calgarians? Because it's one thing for politicians to do this. Are Calgarians asking

00:20:44.900 the politicians to do this? And he said he's heard overwhelmingly from Calgarians saying this is the

00:20:51.000 last thing we want. And Madu uses the language that, you know, like you and I use to describe these

00:20:57.700 people, you call them wackos. But he says it's, you know, socialist activists who don't understand

00:21:05.540 the rule of law. Those are the ones asking for this. And Madu said, well, it doesn't matter where

00:21:12.440 you come from. If most normal people in Calgary want to make sure that their police force has the

00:21:18.940 resources they need to keep Calgarians safe. Yeah. Well, I want to, I don't want to let out all the air

00:21:24.460 from the balloon of your story. There's a lot. I want people to watch your story. But here's a quick

00:21:30.160 sneak preview clip of your interview with Justice Minister Casey Madu. One of the other things on

00:21:37.220 your radar right now is this move, I think, in North America to defund the police. Calgary has

00:21:43.900 decided to strip $20 million out of their police budget. You've said it's been motivated by activists

00:21:51.820 and socialists who don't understand the meaning of the rule of law. How do you know that? Are you

00:21:56.560 hearing that from Calgarians? There is no question in my mind that that you will not find a balanced 0.91

00:22:04.240 citizen who would want to pick on the men and women who do so much to keep us and our community safe.

00:22:12.180 At this point in time in our history, we need more resources to strengthen law enforcement,

00:22:16.560 not take away resources from them. That is what is needed. And the idea that anyone out there will call

00:22:23.100 for defunding the police when we need more money to law enforcement, there's no better way to describe

00:22:30.640 them other than radical activists. Well, I really like Casey Madu. And I say again, I like him because

00:22:37.820 he's tough and he's conservative and he calls out the BS of the left. The fact that he happens to be

00:22:44.360 black to me is a bonus because it throws in the face of the left their own racial stereotypes. The

00:22:52.100 fact that they're outraged by him that a black man can be a conservative. There's a certain racism

00:23:00.040 on the left that expects blacks or other minorities to be on the left. And it certainly is exposed. 0.78

00:23:06.240 Sheila, I want to remind you that during the Alberta election, we had our lawn signs everywhere,

00:23:12.640 our rebel lawn signs promoting your books. And Casey Madu stood in front of one of those lawn signs,

00:23:19.360 which I loved. And the NDP called him a, I know you're not going to believe it.

00:23:25.780 They called him a white supremacist. I'm not even kidding.

00:23:32.380 I know. I know. It's, you know, the, the NDP are, they're ridiculous. Madu made an announcement

00:23:40.260 today. And again, I don't want to let all the air out of my story, but he made an announcement today

00:23:45.660 that, you know, some people are, are going to be against, but, you know, he took a constitutional

00:23:50.960 approach to the announcement that he made today. And he got support from minority communities for

00:23:58.720 his announcement today. And it's something that has been in front of the NDP for four years when

00:24:07.520 the NDP were in power and they didn't do it. They didn't do any of it. And so he took it upon

00:24:16.000 himself today. He said in somewhat of an act of reconciliation with minority communities

00:24:23.660 to do, to, I guess, right a bit of a wrong in his opinion and the NDP, I guarantee you are going to

00:24:34.280 actively oppose it. Why? Because a conservative brought it forward. Yeah. Well, I like what he's

00:24:40.660 doing. I'm very glad that you had the exclusive interview with him. I want to encourage our

00:24:45.980 viewers, not just from Alberta, but from other places to watch it too. I also like the fact that

00:24:51.860 the justice minister of Alberta is doing interviews with the chief reporter of Rebel News, and that's

00:24:57.760 how it ought to be. And I think that's a sign of character also, because too many conservatives in

00:25:03.520 Canada are afraid that the CBC will be mean to them if they talk about truly conservative issues

00:25:11.000 or with truly conservative people. And by talking with you, Sheila, and by the way, I like talking

00:25:16.580 with you. You're a very pleasant person to talk with. It's, you know, you're not mean, you're not

00:25:21.620 gruff, you're unpolite, you're professional. Any conservative politician that wouldn't give you an

00:25:28.440 interview, shame on them. It goes, I mean, it's ridiculous. There's no excuse for it, but it goes

00:25:34.260 to their lack of courage. Andrew Scheer lacked courage. And so for the justice minister of Alberta

00:25:40.740 to give you an exclusive interview, it ought to be normal. But in these crazy times of cancel culture,

00:25:46.700 it's not normal. So congratulations to him for showing courage. Well, and if you're a conservative

00:25:53.960 in Alberta, you really should be more scared of me than you should be of Rosie Barton. Because,

00:26:02.500 you know, I think here at Rebel News, we move the needle as far as conservative opinion goes. We are

00:26:08.740 the mainstream here in Alberta. And again, kudos to the justice minister for not being scared of me

00:26:15.000 and being willing to speak directly to our Rebel viewers who are UCP supporters and voters.

00:26:22.400 Right on. Sheila Gunn-Reed, chief reporter. Keep it up. Great to talk with you.

00:26:27.820 Thanks, boss.

00:26:28.560 All right. Right on. Well, there you have it. One of our favorite people, Sheila Gunn-Reed.

00:26:33.780 Stay with us. More ahead.

00:26:34.780 Hey, welcome back on my show last night. Samai writes,

00:26:50.080 Scheer always was and still is just another Trudeau. Now, at least Trudeau has style and panache and

00:26:58.460 charisma. What did Andrew Scheer have? I'm still trying to figure that out. Dimples.

00:27:04.760 We'll give him that. GW writes,

00:27:07.980 What you should do is get down in the dirt with the liberals and dippers. You need to fight fire 0.97

00:27:12.180 with fire. You're never going to win anything by showing that you're tough on your own party members.

00:27:16.720 Well, listen, be tough on people of any party if they did something wrong. But Andrew Scheer had

00:27:22.700 this weird math. He thought, if I disparage true conservatives and make enemies out of my friends,

00:27:28.300 maybe I can make friends out of my enemies. And I don't think that has ever worked since the dawn of

00:27:33.040 time. Robert writes,

00:27:35.260 Andrew Scheer is why I won't renew my membership when it expires.

00:27:39.100 Well, I think that's an outdated reason. There's a new leader now, Aaron O'Toole.

00:27:43.460 And look, I'm hoping for the best. I want the guy to succeed. I'm just waiting for him to kick in.

00:27:48.760 Listen, the Andrew Scheer thing, it's a symbolic point. But really, I want him,

00:27:53.040 I want Aaron O'Toole to stand up to the civil liberties violations in this country. I haven't

00:27:58.120 quite seen that yet. That's the show for today. Until tomorrow, on behalf of all of us here at

00:28:03.720 Rebel World Headquarters, to you at home, good night. Keep fighting for freedom.

00:28:07.260 We'll see you next time.

00:28:21.880 We'll see you next time.

00:28:22.480 We'll see you next time.

Rebel News Podcast - November 20, 2020

New lockdown is the biggest violation of our civil liberties since the War Measures Act

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