Rebel News Podcast - SHEILA GUNN REID ｜ Meet Lewis Brackpool, Rebel's UK Reporter

00:00:00.000 Oh hey Rebels, it's me, Sheila Gunn-Reed, and you're listening to a free audio-only recording

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00:00:21.220 is my UK colleague, Louis Brackpool, and we're digging a little bit into what he did before he

00:00:29.360 came to us and why he came to us and what he plans to focus on next. It's very interesting,

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00:01:28.820 Today on the show, we're getting to know our Rebel News UK contributor,

00:01:47.940 Louis Brackpool, just a little bit better. I'm Sheila Gunn-Reed, and you're watching The Gunn Show.

00:01:58.820 We're going around asking people their opinion on vaccine passports. Did you have an opinion

00:02:15.380 on it?

00:02:16.140 No.

00:02:16.640 No? You think people like Mark Drakeford should practice what they preach? Do you not think

00:02:22.860 the passport might segregate society between the jabbed and unjabbed? 0.99

00:02:26.360 It's quite easy to work out why Rebel News is not allowed to attend this conference. We are

00:02:31.420 the organisation that asks the difficult questions and points out the hypocrisies of these world

00:02:36.480 leaders and the mainstream media. But regardless of me not being allowed to attend, I'm going to

00:02:42.040 still point out these hypocrisies, even if it means standing just outside the venue.

00:02:48.620 There's a lot of people staring at me now. I've only been here about five minutes, and there's

00:02:53.120 blokes in high vises just looking at me and seeing what I'm up to.

00:02:56.640 Behind me, as you can see, I'm at the dockyard, where just above that is the English Channel,

00:03:02.440 and just further beyond that is Calais of France. Now, the reason why I'm here today is

00:03:08.580 Dover has consistently made headlines over the last year because the number of migrants illegally 1.00

00:03:14.120 crossing from France has risen dramatically. Thank you. Thank you very much. Thank you.

00:03:21.120 That is the sound of the British public wanting their freedoms back.

00:03:46.040 Anyways, that, friends, is our UK contributor, Lewis Brackpool. And when he started with our

00:03:51.220 company, he really just learned how to run before he even learned how to walk. And that

00:03:57.340 was completely necessary because the UK is experiencing so much of the same COVID tyranny and government

00:04:03.360 overreach that we are here in Canada. Lockdowns, business closures, vaccination passports, all

00:04:09.760 the while illegal migrants are just wandering right into the country unchecked. It sounds very

00:04:14.800 familiar, doesn't it? But since Lewis joined the company, I haven't really had the opportunity to

00:04:20.060 sit down and properly introduce him to all of you at home. He's been too busy working, which is,

00:04:26.500 you know, kind of exactly what we hired him to do. So today we're catching up. And as it turns out,

00:04:31.280 I learned a little something about Lewis at the same time as you do. So here's the interview.

00:04:37.780 I recorded Lewis first thing this morning. Take a listen.

00:04:44.800 Joining me now is our UK based contributor, Lewis Brackpool. Lewis, normally when people join the

00:05:02.660 company, one of the first things that we do, one of the first sort of things of business that we do

00:05:09.080 is we, or at least I like to, have our new contributors on the show to sort of introduce

00:05:14.100 them to our viewers, particularly our subscribers behind the payroll. But you hit the ground running.

00:05:21.800 So I didn't really have the opportunity to sort of slow you down, stop you and do that formal

00:05:28.040 introduction. So I guess now that we've gone through the holidays, and now that you have a

00:05:33.980 backspass in the UK, and we sort of know where you're fighting, I guess, welcome to the show.

00:05:40.360 Thank you. No, I really appreciate that, Sheila. Cheers.

00:05:44.280 Now, I wanted to ask you, because I don't really know this, and I'm the managing editor,

00:05:50.860 but where did you come from? And how did you end up with us?

00:05:55.280 Well, I was originally, believe it or not, a flight attendant before this job. And I was with a

00:06:04.580 company for two years, just handing out chicken and beef, you know, as they do. And I was doing

00:06:10.700 that for a while. Coronavirus hit and was made redundant. And I had a choice. I sort of sat there

00:06:17.400 and thought, am I just going to wimp around doing nine to five, or am I going to get up and do what my

00:06:23.340 passion is on the side? And that's politics. And I started on YouTube, was uploading about once,

00:06:30.400 maybe twice every two weeks, and for a year. And I saw that there was an opportunity at Rebel,

00:06:37.060 and I went for it a year later. And here I am, your colleague.

00:06:42.020 That's crazy. I'm sort of interested by your experience as a flight attendant when the coronavirus

00:06:49.080 struck. What was your initial impression of the coronavirus? I even know, like, I look back

00:06:56.540 at myself over the past two years. And initially, I was sort of victim to that Chinese psyop when we 0.99

00:07:05.440 saw all these leaked images of people just falling over dead in the grocery store. And my initial

00:07:11.780 reaction is, China's awful. They're definitely lying to us. This is way worse than what they're telling 0.92

00:07:16.080 us. Look at these leaked images. And so I was, I thought it was a lot worse than obviously what

00:07:24.520 it is. What was your experience as a flight attendant? So do you know what's strange? Obviously,

00:07:30.060 it's very clear what my view is now on the entire subject. But back then, I didn't know what to expect.

00:07:39.920 I didn't religiously watch the news at the start. So when it hit, when we started hearing about it in

00:07:45.980 November the previous year, and then we had our first lockdown in around February, March sort of

00:07:52.000 time, when that happened, it was uncertain whether everyone would go back to work. We just thought

00:07:57.820 that we were off for a few months or whatever. And then things would just flatten the curve.

00:08:04.780 That's it. Yeah, we thought it was just that. And everything will be back to normal after we've

00:08:09.660 slowed the spread. But no, I think all of our sort of lives have flipped upside down since and some of

00:08:15.620 them are blessing in disguise like myself. So I'm kind of, I'm not grateful that it's happened. That's

00:08:21.480 not what I'm trying to say. But, you know, when you're in a bad situation, you have to flip it into

00:08:26.840 something positive. That's how you keep going in life. But originally, when the lockdown was first

00:08:33.020 implemented, I was actually weirdly for it, because it was something new, brand new, we didn't know what

00:08:39.600 was happening. And, wow, I was wrong. And I can, I'm so comfortable in saying that I was wrong for

00:08:47.640 that. So yeah, I was pretty pro at the start, because I didn't know anything else. You know,

00:08:54.660 I'm really happy to hear that, because there are a lot of people right now, I think that's one of the

00:08:59.580 problems with society, people, people are so deeply invested in their first and initial assessment of

00:09:05.460 this, that they refuse to reassess and say, you know what, I was wrong, we got it wrong. Clearly,

00:09:12.000 after 22 or 23 months of two weeks to flatten the curve, that we overreacted, we did things wrong.

00:09:20.880 There's not a lot of that, particularly in the people who are making the decisions to continually

00:09:25.420 lock down. There's not a lot of that happening, at least not in Canada. What's your assessment of the

00:09:29.580 UK? Yeah. So yeah, you're completely right about the societal issue. People are so afraid to be wrong,

00:09:39.480 that, yeah, people bottle it up, don't they? And being wrong is like blasphemy, almost in society.

00:09:46.680 So, but I think it's important to address when you're wrong, because that means that you're never

00:09:51.740 going to be wrong, because you'll always be right if you correct yourself. That's how I see it.

00:09:56.440 My assessment of the UK is pretty sluggish at the minute with all these rules. I think

00:10:06.020 things are going to get worse still, but I think things can get better. The only way for things to

00:10:12.800 get better is for people to just admit that originally you could have been wrong, put that

00:10:19.460 pride aside and start focusing on what's going to happen in the future. I mean, we've got now vaccine

00:10:24.600 passports. We've got potential restrictions that could happen. I still believe that we're going

00:10:31.040 to go into another lockdown soon. I think they're just delaying it. And yeah, people are worried.

00:10:38.660 People are scared about what's happening. And I want to thank my local conspiracy theorists for being

00:10:45.820 right. So yeah, it's a scary and weird time. But yeah, you've got to put your pride aside and focus

00:10:52.780 and keep on topic. Because that's my biggest criticism, I would say to the movement at the

00:10:59.160 minute is they will start talking about vaccine passports and you know, the Great Reset, which is

00:11:05.120 fine, not a problem. I think it's a very important subject. But then the movement starts to stray into

00:11:10.880 the areas of things like 5G and chemtrails. And if that was my biggest thing, I'd say just drop that

00:11:17.700 and focus on the topic at hand. That's that will be my little criticism.

00:11:23.640 Yeah, I think for myself in particular, I really don't care about the vaccines, except insofar that

00:11:31.840 they really aren't a vaccine, but more of a therapeutic. Because what they were sort of

00:11:37.700 billed as at the very beginning, oh, just get this and you will never get coronavirus. And now it's get

00:11:43.660 this and maybe you won't end up in the hospital when you actually do get the coronavirus, because

00:11:51.040 you're gonna. I really don't care whether or not somebody takes the vaccine, because you know what,

00:11:59.200 that's none of my business. I think that's one of the major casualties of the lockdown and the whole

00:12:05.440 coronavirus pandemic is nobody minds their own business anymore. Somebody's medical treatment

00:12:11.460 should be between them, their doctor, their family, if they so choose. It's got nothing to do

00:12:16.560 with me. And it certainly doesn't have anything to do with my bartender. But that's where we are

00:12:21.300 these days. And yeah, you are right that there are, you know, people are really focused on the

00:12:28.440 conspiracy. And some of those are conspiracy facts around the vaccines, where I'm sort of over here,

00:12:35.980 where I want everybody to be left alone. If you want to take the vaccine, take it. If you don't,

00:12:40.140 don't. But you shouldn't be punished because you don't.

00:12:44.100 Sure. Yeah, exactly. Yeah, you're spot on. I believe that as well. I believe it's all about

00:12:49.820 body autonomy and choice. I think that's that's the main thing. And that's, it's strange that it

00:12:56.180 takes the right to really hammer it in to say, look, we fight for this is this is the main thing that we

00:13:03.600 we want to focus on individual and civil liberty. And we've been saying it for a long, long time,

00:13:10.840 things like freedom of speech, and basic human rights, just as that and now look where we're at.

00:13:16.400 So yeah, it's a bit worrying. Yeah, I'm under the same impression. Personally, I think it's pretty out

00:13:24.720 there, you can you can find, you know, what my my wholehearted view is, is on it. I personally

00:13:30.840 do not want to take it. That's my own personal choice. And I'm quite comfortable and open to

00:13:37.060 that. And but at the same time, I wouldn't go around asking people, right? That's very important. You

00:13:43.800 know, you don't ask, you don't go around asking people for other for their other health issues.

00:13:48.520 So why should this be any different? You know, and there are facts around the vaccination and COVID in

00:13:57.280 itself that that really needs to address that I'm sure we can't really speak about right now.

00:14:02.320 But we will find the time. So I think it's very important just to be a be an individual and,

00:14:10.080 you know, not listen or cower to people that are forcing you to talk about it unnecessarily.

00:14:17.280 Well, and there are people who do fully believe in every conspiracy they hear about the vaccine.

00:14:22.880 And I'll defend their right to feel that way about it all day long. They can think that it's

00:14:29.760 the mark of the beast and I'll defend their right to feel that way, even if I disagree with them,

00:14:35.440 depending on the day. But, you know, somebody asked me on Twitter, which is outrageous, by the way,

00:14:43.760 that someone would even think that it was appropriate. They asked me how many people at

00:14:47.600 Rebel News were vaccinated. And I said, first of all, even though I'm the boss of some of you,

00:14:54.400 it's none of my damn business. But if it's none of my business, it's certainly not a stranger random 0.91

00:15:00.400 on the Internet's business because I don't work for the Canadian government. So I don't care what

00:15:06.320 our staff and employees do with their medical treatment. I'm not we don't have a vax pass.

00:15:12.400 We're fighting the vaccination passport. And the reason one of the big reasons is because you're 1.00

00:15:17.200 entitled to your privacy. And again, that's been one of the big casualties that some random guy on

00:15:23.280 the Internet thinks that it's his business to ask how many of your staff are vaccinated and thinks that

00:15:30.800 I should divulge that we're in 20 months, 22 months. This is where we're at in society. It's

00:15:36.560 very strange. Yeah, it is very strange. And how personal as well. It's so weird. I would never

00:15:44.160 go on the Internet and start asking people about their their personal. Have you had a vasectomy?

00:15:50.720 When was the last time you had a colonoscopy? Like it's nobody's business. It's so gross and weird,

00:15:57.040 right? It is so weird. And, you know, I don't I have zero problem if someone if someone wants to take

00:16:04.800 the vaccine. People conflate this, though, because they see me now as this anti-vaxxer kind of guy.

00:16:10.000 And they see me just just because I believe in individual liberties. That must mean that I agree

00:16:15.200 with all the horrible things in society, especially when it comes to free speech.

00:16:20.480 Now, I think the problem is it's not the unvaccinated versus the vaccinated. That's that's a media

00:16:27.040 sigh. I believe that's just one big operation to try and make people just be divisive against each

00:16:33.440 other to bully other people, to coerce people into taking something they might not want. And that's

00:16:39.120 none of anyone's damn business, you know. And I think on top of that, the biggest problem that both 0.97

00:16:47.200 the vaccinated and the unvaccinated should just put aside and come together about is the children.

00:16:54.320 I think that's the biggest issue now is children are being coerced and in some areas forced to take

00:17:03.440 this vaccine. And it's not only breaking up families. It's just it's sickening, really. You can't expect a

00:17:11.840 child to be fully, fully aware and fully know all the facts and figures on this vaccination because we're

00:17:19.600 still in trial. This is what people don't understand. We're still in the trial phase still.

00:17:25.920 You know, we haven't got the long term data yet. And you want to do that to your child.

00:17:30.320 Like, seriously, I mean, I'm not the one to come on and tell you what you should do with your

00:17:34.240 your children. But at the same time,

00:17:38.800 the JCVI in in Britain, the Britain's vaccination and immunization body have turned around to the

00:17:45.760 government previously and said, do not do this. Do not give this or administer this to children

00:17:51.360 because there is more harm than good that will come out of it. And they ignored it and decided to

00:17:56.720 plow on ahead anyway. And I think that's extremely wrong. And it's the children we should be looking out

00:18:03.440 for. Now, do you have in the UK, excuse me, the concept of a mature minor? So in Canada,

00:18:12.560 apparently, well, I know this because I have a 15 year old daughter who's like,

00:18:16.720 I need a second piercing in my ear. And I'm like, not till you're 18 and you take yourself

00:18:21.920 to the piercing place. So kids in Canada, they can't get a tattoo, they can't vote, they can't get a

00:18:30.800 piercing. But they can make a decision outside of their parents knowledge. If a professional

00:18:41.840 vaccinator, which, which is so often not a trained medical professional, they're just

00:18:47.280 somebody who sticks a needle in your arm and says next. If a child basically convinces

00:18:55.440 this person who's obviously pro vaccine, that they are a mature minor, they can get the vaccine.

00:19:02.400 And I don't know, do you have that concept in the UK?

00:19:05.520 Yes, we do. We have something called the Gillick test. I don't know if you've heard of it. But it's

00:19:11.280 it's literally exactly what you said. It's a type of test that the child can take to to show whether

00:19:17.680 they are mature enough and competent enough. And that's wrong. I personally think that that's really

00:19:24.800 wrong. Because a child, I believe, just still hasn't hasn't got that mental capability to make that

00:19:32.000 informed kind of choice. That sort of choice. You know, our brains aren't fully developed until

00:19:38.640 we're 25. Twenty five.

00:19:42.640 Seems about right.

00:19:43.680 Seems about right, doesn't it?

00:19:45.600 I've got a 23 year old son, and that seems right on the money.

00:19:49.920 Sorry, if you're 23 year old sons watching and heard that, I'm so sorry. But this is the troubling,

00:19:58.320 troubling thing. So if you've got a parent who's very, very pro covid vaccine, not other

00:20:04.960 vaccines. I'm not anti polio. Right. I'm not anti hepatitis. I don't know where this came from.

00:20:12.320 Suddenly now. Yeah. Oh, yeah. I'm anti polio. And bearing in mind, I was a flight attendant.

00:20:17.040 So you had to be jabbed up to the eyeballs to be in that job. So I know about my jab.

00:20:22.960 So don't you worry, guys. But in terms of the covid vaccination, that's still on trial.

00:20:28.880 And I'm going to keep saying it. It's still on trial.

00:20:32.800 Children are vulnerable now and they can develop some really, really nasty health conditions from

00:20:38.560 it. So I think it's the parents responsibility to wait.

00:20:44.640 I believe I'm not going to tell you what to do, but this is my own recommendation from what I've seen

00:20:50.080 from what I've heard to wait and make them have their informed decision when they're at a certain

00:20:58.160 age. Well, and we're all of a sudden as a society pretending like cardiac events in otherwise healthy

00:21:06.240 minors and young people is completely normal. You see commercials now that are like, oh, you know,

00:21:12.000 this is what happens when a young person has a cardiac event. And I'm like, I've never heard of that,

00:21:16.160 except for kids who are born with congenital issues, not kids that just suddenly manifest them

00:21:21.280 on the soccer field or the rugby pitch. And they're trying to normalize it to the point where there's

00:21:28.240 I think doctors and like public health officials, they're struggling to find other excuses for these

00:21:36.000 problems that are manifesting. For example, I saw the other day a study that says in youngish men,

00:21:41.840 I think that age range was under 40. So being over 40, that's kind of young. So it's, you know,

00:21:50.000 maybe the sudden instance of cardiac events is related to cannabis and the recent legalization

00:21:56.640 of cannabis in Canada. And so they're like, oh, they legalize cannabis here. And a couple years later,

00:22:02.560 everybody's having a heart attack. All the cannabis consumers that age range, it's probably the

00:22:07.840 cannabis and definitely not that medicine that has, you know, cardiac events as a side effect.

00:22:14.160 Um, are you seeing some of that in the UK where, um, they're just sort of doing their best,

00:22:19.280 like scrambling for any, maybe it's climate change that took it from me. I was going to say it. Yeah.

00:22:26.640 It's the climate change one that I've seen. Yeah. Due to climate change, people are having

00:22:31.440 cardiocarditis. Yeah. Okay. That makes sense. Um, there's another one that they've done. You can look

00:22:36.640 this up. Um, they're gearing up for over 300,000. They, they put this out. I couldn't believe it.

00:22:42.560 Over 300,000 people are expected to have heart problems due to post pandemic stress.

00:22:48.640 That's their, uh, so it's stress now that's, that's causing all this inflation. Yeah. This inflation

00:22:55.440 of the heart is now, is now because of stress 300,000 they're predicting. So I don't know what,

00:23:02.800 what can I say to that? Um, if, if a politician can be paid off, then I'm sure a doctor can as

00:23:08.720 well now. Sure. And I think that's one of the problems too, is the doctors are not,

00:23:14.240 they're not revealing their connections to big pharma. I think we're seeing a replication

00:23:18.960 of what happened with the opioid crisis where big pharma was telling doctors here, give this to

00:23:25.440 people. It's perfectly safe. Here's, you know, a little bit of money for being the official opioid

00:23:31.040 salesman in your community. And then when all is said and done and communities are leveled by opioids,

00:23:38.160 they just sort of wash their hands of it and move along. Yeah. And to add, I think more people

00:23:44.160 are dying of, of opioids in America than they are from COVID. So I don't know. And that's a big pharma

00:23:51.840 issue in itself. Yeah. And exacerbated by the lockdown, the isolation, the despair, the job loss,

00:24:00.400 the, um, you know, constant friction with friends and family and easy money that the government seems

00:24:07.600 to just keep giving people every time they throw you out of work. Exactly. Exactly. And we're seeing,

00:24:12.960 we're seeing something, um, quite similar here. It's not quite opioid crisis, but it's definitely some

00:24:19.920 form of cognitive dissonance over here. Now, speaking of over there, um, I don't want to take

00:24:25.760 up too, too much of your time because you have a very busy day doing work for us and fighting for

00:24:29.360 freedom. Um, what do you see on the horizon for the UK in 2022? Is it more of the same or are people

00:24:36.880 finally going to see maybe, you know, maybe the Omicron sniffles are might, you know, make maybe,

00:24:44.560 maybe a lockdown over sniffles might be the wake up call. Like, what do you predict for the UK?

00:24:50.080 Oh, okay. Right. Let's, um, let's, let's clip this and see if I'm right. Yeah. Okay. So I believe,

00:24:58.400 I believe there will be a revolt come to the local elections. I do believe that I think a lot of

00:25:03.840 politicians are going to have, have enough, uh, have had enough, sorry, um, from the conservative

00:25:10.320 party because they're not conservative anymore. They're watered down liberals. Um, so a lot of

00:25:15.440 them are going to say, don't like the direction. And a lot of them are going to defect. I do believe

00:25:19.360 that that's going to happen. So that's one great news. Um, I believe that there, there will be more

00:25:24.400 restrictions coming in. Um, I couldn't say for certain what, I believe that it will be some

00:25:29.920 form of lockdown or they'll paint it as I don't know, like a circuit breaker lockdown that they've used

00:25:35.600 before, or, you know, they tried doing that once where they broke it up into different cities and

00:25:40.160 towns that didn't work. So maybe they might try round two on that. Who knows? Um, I believe that

00:25:46.240 the great awakening is definitely happening. I believe a lot more people are, are, are coming

00:25:51.600 to the movement, if you will. And the movement of anti lockdowns, anti mandates, anti COVID, um,

00:25:59.600 passports. I believe that's going to expand, um, to a bigger rate. I think, I think they're going to

00:26:05.680 roll out the fourth booster, uh, here in the UK or fourth booster, the fourth shot. I do believe

00:26:12.240 that that's going to happen by the end of this year. Uh, I don't think they'll reach five yet. I

00:26:16.720 think they'll wait at least a year for that. Um, but I think people are going to start to realize,

00:26:22.800 hang on a minute, this feels never ending. We're another six months into, into 2022 and nothing's

00:26:30.320 changed. What's, what's keeping this going? What's keeping the circulation going? I think more is going

00:26:35.840 to come out as well about PCR testing. I think that's going to happen very early on if the fact

00:26:41.920 that it, well, we know now that, um, I think the media are going to start reporting on this soon,

00:26:47.200 but we know that PCR tests, um, are showing that it, it can pick up just the common cold and, uh,

00:26:54.880 and it's being conflated with, um, COVID-19 in general. So a lot of people are going to be

00:27:00.240 questioning is COVID still in some form of circulation somewhere. That's the, that's the big

00:27:06.480 thing. I'm not sure if I totally believe that, but you know, there is a case for it. Let's put it

00:27:12.160 that way. So a lot of predictions, I think, I think there's some good and there's some bad here.

00:27:17.520 I think there are going to be a lot of people across the world who are having the experience 0.99

00:27:22.560 that Jordan Peterson is currently having where he is saying, I took this stupid vaccine because 0.99

00:27:29.200 the deal was you would leave me alone. Yeah. And now I'm locked down just as though I were 1.00

00:27:35.280 unvaccinated. And I guess this is the, um, the true, we're all in this together moment because

00:27:41.520 the privileged medical class is all of a sudden not so privileged anymore. I think there's going to be a

00:27:46.560 lot of people who are saying I did my part. The government is no longer holding up their

00:27:51.680 end of the bargain and there's something bigger going on here. I think there's going to be a lot

00:27:55.680 of that. And I think that's going to be a global thing. I agree. Completely agree. And God bless

00:28:00.560 John Peterson as well. You know, again, like you said off the top of the show, it's difficult to

00:28:05.680 admit you're wrong, but it is to see somebody like Jordan Peterson say I was wrong. It makes

00:28:11.840 it okay for a lot of the normies to say it too, and to admit it too. Um, one last thing before I let

00:28:18.080 you go, um, in a post COVID world, let's say COVID never existed. What would you be doing for us? What

00:28:27.360 would you be focusing on in the UK? That's a good question. That's such a good question. Um,

00:28:34.480 I think immigration is a big problem as well. I think over 27,000, um, illegal immigrants came over

00:28:43.600 into the UK as of 2021 and, uh, Priti Patel has not done anything about this. Um, so I would be

00:28:51.840 focusing on that. Uh, usually I think it would be illegal immigration. Um, I believe men's rights as

00:28:58.720 well is a big part. Um, men's mental health is a massive thing as well. Um, it's a huge,

00:29:04.720 huge thing. So that would be another, another subject, um, that I'd pursue. Uh, there's lots

00:29:11.120 and lots of different things and it might be just, um, it might be just election stuff within the UK,

00:29:18.080 but those are the two main focuses, um, that I would do if, if COVID wasn't here and then just

00:29:24.640 having a general opinion on, uh, on most things like most commentators do.

00:29:29.920 Wow. You know, here's to a post COVID world where we can unleash you into the realm of government

00:29:35.040 accountability. Lewis, thanks so much for taking the time to come on the show and answer some of my

00:29:40.560 questions and tell us a little bit more about us. And I look very much forward to what you

00:29:44.560 accomplish next in the UK. Thank you very much, Sheila. And thank you for having me on. I really,

00:29:49.120 really appreciate it.

00:29:54.640 I truly think Lewis is the right guy for the job and he came along at the right time and he's got

00:30:05.600 the right sort of open mind, a willingness to publicly admit that you got something wrong is

00:30:11.040 such a rare quality, but I think it speaks to character. Well, everybody, that's the show for

00:30:16.240 tonight. Thank you so much for tuning in. I'll see everybody back here in the same time in the same

00:30:20.720 place next week. And remember, don't let the government tell you that you've had too much to think.

Rebel News Podcast - January 06, 2022

SHEILA GUNN REID ｜ Meet Lewis Brackpool, Rebel's UK Reporter

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