Rebel News Podcast - SHEILA GUNN REID ｜ CBC parrots local cranks in ostrich farm smear, Drea Humphrey pushes back

00:00:00.000 just ran a hit piece on universal ostrich farm i'm sheila gunreid and you're watching the gun show

00:00:30.000 14 cases of the disease, 36 BC farms, 68 infected domestic flocks, 41 cases across central Alberta.

00:00:44.700 They told us that killing was the only option. 0.89

00:00:49.880 They're killing me. 1.00

00:00:51.680 You're choosing me.

00:00:52.800 That was not the oath you took.

00:00:54.660 Did you hear those pops all night?

00:00:55.960 Did you hear the life being taken?

00:00:57.960 That hundreds of healthy research ostriches and millions of other animals before them

00:01:03.800 had to be slain in the name of public health.

00:01:07.320 Oh, you're rolling up the window. You're bravely rolling up the window. I knew it.

00:01:12.060 Millions of poultry that have been caught because of this.

00:01:14.660 And, you know, the ostriches are higher profile. Does that mean they're more valuable?

00:01:17.980 Everything, ducks, turkeys, broilers, lairs.

00:01:21.720 Commonly, death is the result.

00:01:23.320 This is a decision that is following the science and evidence.

00:01:26.040 You have no political agenda when it comes to analyzing science.

00:01:29.960 I think that ostrich is sick. 1.00

00:01:31.580 Bessie? No, she's not sick. She's just an arsehole.

00:01:35.000 But what if Ottawa got the science wrong? 1.00

00:01:39.160 It's the golden goose that lays the golden eggs.

00:01:41.840 The treasure trove of information.

00:01:43.600 A universal cure.

00:01:45.720 An opportunity we simply cannot ignore.

00:01:49.160 That right there has the potential to truly help mankind, and I believe that.

00:01:53.320 And what if the only way to find the truth

00:01:56.260 is for citizen journalists funded by the people,

00:01:59.920 for the people, to prove it?

00:02:02.260 And thank God for people like Rebel News.

00:02:04.760 Woo!

00:02:06.160 When you talk about Canada-US cooperation,

00:02:08.760 don't you think it would be helpful to have a friend?

00:02:10.480 Next reporter, merci.

00:02:11.780 Oh, you're not going to answer, Minister?

00:02:14.000 Next question, thank you.

00:02:15.280 Thousands of people have tried emailing the CFIA,

00:02:18.680 so that's why we're here in Ottawa.

00:02:21.280 Do ostrich antibodies hold the cure?

00:02:23.820 Let's find out.

00:02:25.540 Culling the Cure, a Rebel News documentary.

00:02:29.240 They can attack farmers.

00:02:30.860 They can attack people. 0.55

00:02:33.120 They can attack you guys.

00:02:36.100 Support the investigation at cullingthecure.com.

00:02:40.820 What you just saw there is a trailer from my friend Drea Humphrey's latest documentary.

00:02:45.680 It's not done yet.

00:02:46.920 That's a sneak peek.

00:02:48.660 And it's called Culling the Cure.

00:02:50.640 And it documents what really happened at Universal Ostrich Farm during their standoff with the Canadian Food Inspection Agency, which ultimately ended in a call of hundreds of otherwise healthy ostriches after they had been exposed to the avian flu.

00:03:11.440 It was a standoff in the politest of ways that lasted hundreds of days, but the birds were never tested by the Canadian Food Inspection Agency before they were killed.

00:03:27.480 The Canadian Food Inspection Agency, the CFIA, descended on the farm along with the RCMP

00:03:34.300 while last-ditch efforts to save the birds wound its way or their way through the courts.

00:03:43.240 Andrea Humphrey was there from start to finish, which makes her the perfect person to debunk

00:03:52.800 the CBC's hit piece that aired on the Fifth Estate just a couple of days ago called The

00:03:59.860 Ostrich Con. Here's my interview with Drea from just moments ago. Joining me now is my friend and

00:04:08.800 colleague Drea Humphrey and she's going to break down the CBC's hit job on the ostrich farm called

00:04:15.700 The Ostrich Con and then update us on her work to tell the other side of the story which in this

00:04:22.680 case might be just the truth about what happened at Universal Ostrich Farm. Drea, how is it going?

00:04:30.260 Now, I watched CBC's Fifth Estate called the Ostrich Con, and I don't know how that thing

00:04:38.580 made it past editorial. Maybe they don't have editorial standards over at the CBC, but it seems

00:04:45.080 to me that they trotted out every grievance monger in town who had ever had a poor interaction or who

00:04:51.420 had ever heard of a poor interaction with the ostrich farmers to just but i don't know have

00:04:58.600 a bit of a cbc festivus where they just air all their problems on tv it was like a therapy session

00:05:03.740 for these people but there was no proof whatsoever of much of what they were saying tell me tell me 0.54

00:05:09.840 your take on the ostrich con and and you were there with the ostrich farmers right to watch it

00:05:16.900 with them. Yeah, let's backpedal just a little bit. Yeah, please, all the way back. Most people

00:05:21.440 know that Rebel News has been working over the past few months on our own documentary about what

00:05:27.180 really matters, the government overreach and whether or not the science that the farmers were

00:05:32.400 involved in had any merit that Canadians could benefit from. And so we've been working on that

00:05:37.860 and Sid Fitzard and I are producing that and we were just getting to the editing phase and then

00:05:43.320 Boom. Fifth Estate puts out this ostrich con documentary. And so we actually halted everything

00:05:50.960 and thought, OK, well, Rebel's going to do what Rebel does and make sure we follow the facts where

00:05:56.320 they lead and bring the people the other side of the story. So we pause that. We went back to

00:06:01.380 Edgewood. And something to be noted is that the farmers welcomed us. They didn't know what was

00:06:07.320 going to be said in the documentary. And they said, absolutely. We will watch it with you guys.

00:06:11.380 You can ask us anything. So by farmers, it was Katie and Karen, not Dave. I'm supposed to see

00:06:17.940 Dave on Thursday. So we didn't know what to expect. I've been focusing on what matters for

00:06:23.640 Canadians as a whole. Sheila, you must know this when you cover anything that's a movement. There's

00:06:29.420 always things like infighting. This person doesn't like this person. This person likes that person

00:06:34.460 too much. We're not a gossip column here. So I've stayed away from all the stuff that doesn't

00:06:39.840 doesn't matter. But with a name like that, Ostrich Con, I thought, did I miss something?

00:06:45.700 Like, you know, I had my boots on the ground on like the CBC. But if you're going to come out

00:06:49.760 and put that as the actual name of the documentary, surely they must have some sort of smoking gun.

00:06:56.500 But that was me, for some reason, giving too much ethical credit to CBC. And I don't know why their

00:07:02.320 lead correspondent, Rosie Barton, has already defamed me. So I don't know why I was giving the

00:07:07.060 Fifth Estate, that grace. But I sat there with the farmers. Of course, I myself was like, oh,

00:07:12.760 no, that part's not true. That's not true. And then, of course, anything that I wasn't sure

00:07:17.180 we did ask and interview on camera to get their response. And they were very quick

00:07:23.320 with the reasonable responses on anything that did look strange. But you're right. At the end

00:07:27.560 of the day, they had a disgruntled supporter out of how many supporters? I don't know. Like,

00:07:33.180 When you look at the ones that put weeks of time or more into it, I want to say like 60 to 80.

00:07:39.800 And that's not just people passing through.

00:07:41.900 So one disgruntled supporter who gave no evidence of anything, just made claims.

00:07:47.720 And the CBC's Fifth Estate didn't prove those claims.

00:07:51.120 And then they had some, you know, rival locals who seem to be having a lot of fun that I've already been aware of anyways,

00:08:00.480 that really don't like the farmers and they really in particular don't like the attention

00:08:06.500 that this whole story has brought to that small middle of nowhere town yeah let's talk a little

00:08:13.120 bit about the like some of the claims in the ostrich con and again I reiterate I think the

00:08:19.780 only con here is the hit job the CBC did on the ostrich farm without proof like a zero proof

00:08:26.900 whatsoever but they have claims of financial malfeasance from before the ostrich crisis 0.73

00:08:35.400 let's call it with the cfia wanting to and ultimately executing the birds for exposure

00:08:41.580 and then recovery from the avian flu uh apparently we don't even know because they didn't test the

00:08:47.800 birds um and you know in the documentary they also claim like there was no truth to the science

00:08:56.880 that potentially these birds would be used in medical discoveries or, or medical advancements

00:09:02.980 with regard to, you know, COVID or hair loss or, or weight loss or whatever. But I watched that.

00:09:11.040 And I was like, when they talked about potential financial malfeasance, I was like, okay, but who

00:09:16.880 cares? That doesn't mean that even if you are a bad guy, that doesn't mean the state gets to come

00:09:24.000 and kill your birds without proof and then when they talked you know about whether or not there

00:09:29.440 was any sort of uh scientific relevance to what these birds had to offer i again i was like and

00:09:37.260 who cares like even if the birds are of no medical value the state just doesn't get to come in and

00:09:46.140 kill your animals without proof like they were they were making it a moral judgment when for

00:09:52.180 the rest of us, it was about science and civil rights. Well, and the state doesn't get to decide

00:09:58.860 what the science is. And so we're going to tackle this and rebuttal this in two ways. One,

00:10:04.200 I'm working on a documentary that will be, of course, tackling the whole thing as the bigger

00:10:09.460 picture of whether or not the science had any merit. So stay tuned for that at cullingthecure.com.

00:10:15.140 Two, I'm going to put out a report that is a little longer and more focused on the fifth estate

00:10:19.880 here. But just one of the many examples of how they did the science dirty here is, for example,

00:10:26.060 they interviewed Dr. Stephen Pellick at length and never even put him in there. I wonder why.

00:10:33.220 He's the one still continuing to work on that science. He's the one who knows about the antibody.

00:10:38.640 He is a UBC professor. He also has his own lab. So, of course, he didn't make a second into that

00:10:44.860 documentary because they couldn't get him to say what they wanted him to say. They did interview

00:10:49.680 doctor. I call him Dr. T, but I think it's Tsukamoto from Japan, who many who have followed

00:10:55.040 the story have heard about the Japanese ostrich doctor. And all I can say, I'll prove this.

00:11:01.160 But what I can say is they completely did that man dirty. There's a major language barrier there.

00:11:06.080 They barely let him speak and they took him out of context. And we can prove that. So that's just

00:11:11.920 some of the examples. It's kind of like the COVID-19 where they want to make it look like

00:11:16.160 there's a conspiracy theory to anything that's natural immunity approach. It is not a conspiracy.

00:11:24.080 Antibody therapeutic research of chickens is funded in Canada. So why would it be some sort

00:11:31.620 of conspiracy that an ostrich egg, which is the largest bird egg, why would it be a conspiracy

00:11:38.360 that perhaps their eggs have more value on a very basic level? But that type of science is

00:11:44.380 being ignored in Canada and these farmers whether they were right or wrong believed they were onto

00:11:51.160 something and they should not be penalized for that. The other thing that stood out and again

00:11:57.380 I'm going to be speaking to Dave soon so stay tuned for our coverage on that is they showed

00:12:03.140 on the screen these civil cases and of course I was like well what's all that about to a certain

00:12:08.780 extent because I had looked into this previously myself and those were Dave's previous businesses

00:12:14.300 that sort of consolidated, he got into debt in different ways is what I understand.

00:12:18.980 But the craziest part about it is it predates universal ostrich farms. And the fifth estate

00:12:24.600 just flat out said, this is the farm and implied that it was all of them. I mean, there's so much

00:12:29.220 we can go on to, including the fact that according to the farmers, the fifth estate appeared to have

00:12:35.060 no intention of coming and speaking to Katie and Karen at all. They in fact heard that they were

00:12:40.000 coming to interview their rivals the local rivals that don't like them and then they called according

00:12:46.680 to them called the fifth estate and said we heard you're in town please come for dinner we'd like to

00:12:52.000 give our side of the story for which they claim they were never asked about when it came to

00:12:56.820 those allegations of fraud i noticed in the documentary they made allegations about the

00:13:04.360 care and welfare of the birds as well um but none of the complaints against the farm as far as the

00:13:12.820 cfia is concerned were with regard to the welfare of the birds like nobody called the humane society

00:13:19.020 there none of that is there's no proof to any of that just somebody didn't like the appearance of

00:13:25.880 the farm i suppose but the farms don't always look the way they do in children's books yeah

00:13:32.720 Yeah, well, I mean, when they interviewed Deborah Peon, it's her name, a local who is very outspoken on Facebook.

00:13:42.660 It's no secret that she doesn't like the family.

00:13:45.800 In fact, she's connected to a self-proclaimed hate group.

00:13:48.960 At one point, they put up a thing saying, yes, we are a hate group against the farm for these reasons, some of which I mentioned earlier, like, hey, they're bringing so many police here.

00:13:57.840 Like, that's what they wanted.

00:13:58.920 but you see this moment because if anybody's been following the story which we did cover of course

00:14:06.720 there were two ostriches in the midst of all this that were shot it appears that you know we don't

00:14:13.500 know to this date and the RCMP have not said anything they said they would investigate we

00:14:19.180 don't know what happened to those two birds and so that was one of the questions that this date

00:14:23.320 asked Dave who's co-owner of Universal Ostrich Farm and he gave his belief that it was a drone

00:14:28.540 now in my coverage of this i said you know it seems a little hard to believe that it's a drone

00:14:34.020 but i'm no drone expert but regardless dave's not an expert in this either that's what dave believes

00:14:39.880 and and uh they really tried to make dave look foolish for saying this but then they go over

00:14:45.360 to deborah peon who's like well the consensus is like the consensus among of whom yeah is that

00:14:54.380 the farmers killed these two birds to try to cover up another avian flu outbreak and there's no

00:15:02.260 pushback from the fifth estate after they just pushed back on dave's drone theory right and i'm

00:15:07.120 like what the heck not only that it makes zero sense since the farm was always calling for

00:15:12.920 testing throughout their whole fight if they're killing their own birds to fight hide an avian

00:15:18.340 flu outbreak why would they be inviting the cfia or offering anybody to come test their birds

00:15:24.340 to prove they're healthy made no sense yeah I mean it was uh they treated one side as though

00:15:31.580 they were like well fringe radicals with extremist ideas and the other local curmudgeons as though

00:15:39.480 everything they said was complete gospel and there was zero effort to fact check anything like

00:15:46.440 if you handed me that documentary Drea I would say you've got a lot of phone calls to make before

00:15:52.620 we publish anything like this exactly it was it was again with the title i thought maybe they had

00:15:59.500 something and something people need to know is again we are focused on what matters for canadians

00:16:04.400 as a whole but we live off of donations that's the only way rebel news survives so when we and

00:16:11.400 we do this many times when we start reporting on flights there are times where we start saying hey

00:16:18.100 you should donate to these guys they're going through this and we let you know where their

00:16:21.540 GoFundMe is. And that is to a cost of Rebel News. So there was a point in time where I did hear

00:16:27.180 these whispers that the CBC has apparently published as though they mean something more

00:16:32.480 than they are. And I took the time to investigate those. And I had asked the farmers, hey, listen,

00:16:38.720 can I see how much you guys have spent at the donations? And they actually sent me proof at

00:16:43.740 that time. Maybe this was five months in or something. I can't remember the exact month.

00:16:47.700 it was about $75,000 that they had paid. They paid way more. And so the CBC said,

00:16:53.080 oh, they've gotten about $330,000. You know, where's that money go? And they go to the

00:16:58.000 disgruntled volunteer who says, oh, like, I don't know, she has no proof of where it's going. But

00:17:04.920 I'm saying months ago, I saw that they had spent $75,000 on one type of bill. And, you know, that

00:17:11.300 was enough for me to go, okay, well, yeah, they need help. And then I've also done reports on

00:17:16.340 how they are in debt and that's part of the problem like many farmers are in debt and then

00:17:21.040 you now you have the worry of the cfia coming not because of any proof they can come by suspicion

00:17:26.580 come to your property test two dead birds that have been sitting in the ground for three days

00:17:31.400 catching god knows what with a pcr test and that's it your farm is over right and let's not forget

00:17:38.480 the state was awarded costs against them yeah right like they come kill your birds and then

00:17:46.160 they say, okay, here's the bill for us killing the birds that you didn't want us to kill.

00:17:50.940 And the cleanup, the mess is still there. This biohazardated mess that we're so scared of a

00:17:57.080 wild bird falling on those hay bills and coming out. It's just sitting there. They didn't even

00:18:01.100 clean it up. Yeah. The danger of the ostriches, in the meantime, wild turkeys are just walking

00:18:11.520 all over the place like it's nothing, but they're really concerned that these birds that will never

00:18:16.140 they will live their entire lives on the farm not going anywhere are going to be some sort of

00:18:21.440 disease vector the whole thing didn't make sense from the very beginning and again I reiterate I

00:18:25.960 don't care about the morality of the people involved I mean yes it is nice to know about

00:18:30.540 those things but like you I try to stay out of the weeds for me this was a property rights issue

00:18:35.320 this was an evidence rights issue if they are going to do something to you shouldn't they be

00:18:40.900 able to have to prove the reason they're going to do the thing to you and to your property for me

00:18:47.240 that's what I'm looking at all of this and then you know the CBC comes in with all their moral

00:18:51.900 issues which are just I guess a way to not appoint the blame to the farmers but sort of like well

00:19:02.600 these they could be bad people so we really shouldn't care about what happens we should

00:19:06.920 kill the bird and they're in debt so yeah but but you know I think it really shows something

00:19:15.100 that the CBC with all the tax dollars they get who's been working on their film close to at

00:19:21.140 least as long as us with ours um and I know that because we would interview people and then we'd

00:19:27.620 find out from the people we interviewed that they interviewed them too so I know that we've been

00:19:31.200 going back and forth I didn't know what they were coming up with like the ostrich con but my point

00:19:35.820 is that's the best they got they they did a whole piece instead of on what matters to canadians as a

00:19:42.520 whole against this family that's gone through so much and that's the best they could come up with

00:19:48.640 right is that people don't like them in the neighborhood they're in so much debt and the

00:19:54.260 supporter thinks that's what they did it all for was to try to pay their debt off yeah and you know

00:19:59.680 it's pretty rich coming from the cbc 1.4 billion dollars a year i bet they spent 300 000 of taxpayer

00:20:05.220 money on that hit job on the ostrich farm well they put seven million dollars and at the end

00:20:11.780 of their documentary it's like they try to shift the blame like okay well that's all the farmers

00:20:16.900 fault that seven million dollars in tax dollars was wasted on this whole operation not to mention

00:20:23.780 how hundreds of officers being deployed there yeah when british columbia's crime has never been worse

00:20:29.380 Right, right. People dying of opioids in the street in the interior of British Columbia, but they had to deploy, you know, hundreds of police over the course of weeks to this ostrich farm.

00:20:42.900 And I'm sure those cops, well, honestly, it was a pretty cool gig if you could get it, like sitting in a lawn chair looking at the mountains all day.

00:20:51.220 Well, I know there were some, you know, off record, they wouldn't go on record, but I know there are some officers who refuse to take part in that, too.

00:21:00.700 Yeah, I think that's why we saw a lot of young faces on the night of the call.

00:21:05.700 All of a sudden, the front line switched and it was a lot of young, stone cold officers who I don't know what they thought they were coming to fight.

00:21:14.120 And it seemed like some of them even got pulled away from the front line because they were cracking.

00:21:18.180 And maybe when they realize like, this is just farmers and people who love animals and like, this isn't what I signed up for.

00:21:25.920 Yeah. Yeah. Or people like me who don't even like ostriches.

00:21:29.220 And I'm going to get five emails because I just said that they're scary.

00:21:33.300 Okay. But I believe in property rights and I believe in farming rights.

00:21:37.140 And I believe that before the state does something evil to you, they should at least be able to prove why they feel they need to do it.

00:21:43.280 And they never did that once.

00:21:44.420 Now, you are telling the other side of the story on this.

00:21:48.180 Tell people what they can expect from your documentary and how they can get involved because you're still incurring costs.

00:21:56.640 You know, we've got lawyers involved in our documentary, traveled like you flew to the United States to work on your documentary.

00:22:04.360 So and we're not like the CBC. We don't have one point four billion dollars a year to debunk the CBC.

00:22:11.240 So let people know what they can expect and how they can get involved.

00:22:14.640 Yeah, and they made our job harder because now we had to get back into the film. Yes, that's right. We went from, you know, the prairies to the towers of New York to Ottawa, of course. And unlike the CPC, we won't be taking people out of context to bring you this.

00:22:31.900 We do speak with Dr. Angela Rasmussen, which is the scientist they focused on mostly.

00:22:37.500 So we do bring you the other side.

00:22:39.600 And we also don't ignore the scientists that do believe there's something to the value of the science that the farmers are passionate about.

00:22:48.280 So I think, like you said earlier, you're just going to get the side of the story as it pertains to overreach.

00:22:55.120 And was this called justified?

00:22:57.080 And then you're going to get some more things you haven't seen.

00:22:59.980 I don't want to give all of it away, but it's definitely a must see. There's some things that

00:23:05.240 we've uncovered that, you know, as I was there, despite how many reports I did, you know, on the

00:23:10.480 ground that I didn't even know happened. So there's some things that you are not aware of through our

00:23:15.260 coverage even, because we weren't able to catch that while we had our boots on the ground. So

00:23:20.040 it's definitely a much see. And we still have some new costs that some new travel costs that just

00:23:27.640 came up and we're trying to make it so that the production is beautiful but most importantly

00:23:31.900 we are going to try to launch it in a big way so that the truth actually gets out there and so

00:23:38.280 we're going to have to have some costs for that so if you'd like to help please go to

00:23:42.160 cullingthecure.com we released our trailer i don't know if you played that at the beginning

00:23:46.560 but please share the trailer and yeah we appreciate your support

00:23:57.640 Well, as always, the last portion of the show belongs to you at home.

00:24:03.100 If you want to send me your feedback about my interview with Drea, you can send it to Sheila at rebelnews.com.

00:24:09.440 You might just see it read on air.

00:24:11.540 But I also go poking around on some of the other platforms to see what you guys are saying.

00:24:15.480 And I thought, since we're talking about the ostrich con from the CBC and Drea's work to tell the other side of the story, which I reiterate is the truth about the ostrich farm with her documentary Culling the Cure, I thought, what are you guys saying about the trailer?

00:24:34.020 So I went over to YouTube and I just opened the comment section and I want to see what you guys have to say about Drea's upcoming documentary.

00:24:45.480 So, Tick Ahee says, I don't trust the government or any of its agencies.

00:24:52.520 Yeah, welcome to post-COVID Canada, right?

00:24:56.680 80Wolf85 says, Canadian government can't be trusted.

00:25:00.620 Again, welcome to post-COVID Canada.

00:25:04.140 If people are skeptical of the government, it's nobody's fault but the government's. 0.99

00:25:09.580 rosie leb 32 a flat-out slaughter in this day and age is crazy the cfia should already be gone

00:25:18.860 you know the cfia i discovered through an order paper question in the house of commons

00:25:25.500 had one third of the complaints about the cfia levied against them to be founded it means the

00:25:35.540 CFIA were wrong in their decisions once the decisions were reviewed 33 percent of the time

00:25:43.640 like one in three that's a lot so you know what the CFIA did to fix that obviously they have

00:25:49.760 structural decision making problems over there they got rid of the person who listens to the

00:25:55.160 complaints nobody to listen to the complaints no complaints that's how they dealt with their

00:26:01.500 poor decision-making qualities over there. Isn't that wild? All right. Evelyn Gott 2056 says they

00:26:13.100 don't want a cure that would put a dent in big pharma's profits, just like diabetes, heart

00:26:17.100 disease, cancer, etc. Yeah. Heart disease is a big one, right? They'll give you a statin, but they

00:26:25.860 won't tell you to maybe cut out the carbohydrates, give you insulin, and then tell you to eat whole

00:26:31.460 grains and it's like what do you think whole grains are they're carbohydrates if you have

00:26:34.820 diabetes you're either taking in too many carbohydrates for your pancreas or your

00:26:38.740 pancreas doesn't process blood sugar so how do you fix that you just don't take in things that

00:26:45.040 turn to blood sugar but they don't tell you those things whole grains turn to blood sugar

00:26:49.180 it's true yeah but they if they told you how to fix your problem with lifestyle and good choices

00:26:58.240 then yeah big pharma and nova nordisk wouldn't be making money hand over fist bradley murphy

00:27:05.520 q6c says the slaughter was absolutely disgusting well and we don't even know if it was necessary

00:27:12.440 and the government doesn't care if it was necessary and i suspect the government knew

00:27:19.760 it was unnecessary that's why they did everything they could to avoid having to actually get the

00:27:27.560 proof to necessitate the cult jason sloboda 9443 says million dollars satanic death ritual

00:27:38.860 seven million dollars actually that's how much it costs seven million dollars

00:27:45.360 luminary 2.0 says the canadian government has the science all has the science wrong all the time

00:27:57.400 especially when they're taking their orders from the who wef and the cdc

00:28:03.100 also uh true where's the lie okay guys that's the show for today thank you so much for tuning in

00:28:12.440 i'll see everybody back here in the same time in the same place next week

00:28:15.720 and as always don't let the government tell you that you've had too much to think

Rebel News Podcast - April 16, 2026

SHEILA GUNN REID ｜ CBC parrots local cranks in ostrich farm smear, Drea Humphrey pushes back

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