Rebel News Podcast - Trudeau’s appointees are deciding which news sources are “legitimate”

00:00:00.000 Hello, my friends. I want to take you through some footage from a parliamentary committee

00:00:04.060 where Mark Miller, a holdover from Justin Trudeau's regime, talks about illegitimate

00:00:09.480 versus legitimate media. Gee, I wonder which side of that he puts Rebel News on.

00:00:15.460 That's ahead, but first let me invite you to become a subscriber to Rebel News Plus.

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00:00:50.180 Tonight, how do you feel about Justin Trudeau's men deciding what is a legitimate or illegitimate

00:00:56.140 news source? It's February 13th, and this is the Ezra LeVant Show.

00:01:00.760 Shame on you, you censorious bug.

00:01:14.900 Mark Miller is a Mark Carney cabinet minister who is a holdover from Justin Trudeau's time.

00:01:20.640 Frankly, so are most of them, from Melanie Jolie, to Francois-Philippe Champagne, to Anita

00:01:25.860 Anand. It's a laugh that Carney is calling his government new in any meaningful way, and

00:01:31.060 it's a laugh, especially to see them say things like, Canada is back, when they've been running

00:01:35.960 things for a decade. The only thing more outrageous is their ongoing attempts to blame Stephen Harper

00:01:41.580 for anything, really. What is his theory on why Canada, after a year of his leadership,

00:01:49.640 has the highest food inflation in the G7? Why is it that single mom seniors and small businesses 1.00

00:01:56.260 are seeing grocery prices rise faster here in Canada under his leadership after he promised

00:02:01.360 to stabilize them than people in any other G7 country? I've offered my theory that it is his many

00:02:07.240 taxes on farmers, fishers, food processing, and fertilizer. So once again, if it's not all of

00:02:14.700 his taxes on food production that's giving us the worst record, then what is?

00:02:19.880 Mr. Speaker, one of the impacts, according to TD Bank, on food prices is the fall in the Canadian

00:02:30.160 dollar caused by the obstructionism of the members opposite before this government came in place.

00:02:35.020 They're actually blaming Harper's government from 11 years ago. Well, one of the worst holdovers in

00:02:41.520 the cabinet is Mark Miller. I'm surprised he's still in cabinet because his chief expertise

00:02:46.260 was, you know, being part of Justin Trudeau's frat boy style wedding party. You can see the others

00:02:53.240 in that picture, like the awful Seamus O'Regan and Gerald Butts. That's why Mark Miller is in power,

00:02:59.480 because he was the wedding buddy of Justin Trudeau. There's no other reason. He has no other skill set.

00:03:05.020 So he's the minister of Canadian identity and culture now, which is a terrifying title in

00:03:09.980 itself. I mean, he's in charge of your identity. Of course, the liberals don't believe we have a

00:03:15.460 Canadian identity. More than 10 years ago, they were saying Canada is a post-national country,

00:03:21.160 more of a hotel than a homeland. Mark Miller himself was in charge of immigration for a while,

00:03:26.920 just shocking, massive, irresponsible immigration that did more to damage our Canadian identity than 1.00

00:03:32.760 almost anything else. I mean, the liberals are the ones that tore down statues and stopped

00:03:39.240 John A. McDonald from being on our $10 bill, just stripped him off the bill, rewrote our national

00:03:45.300 anthem, said we're committing genocide against the Indians. So yeah, you'll forgive me if I don't take 1.00

00:03:50.220 my direction from them on national identity. But look at what he said just the other day before a

00:03:56.540 parliamentary committee. He was asked some questions by the conservative critic Rachel Thomas.

00:04:01.280 I'll play a fair bit of this. Here's her question that's pretty self-explanatory. She wanted to know

00:04:06.940 what he meant by a certain phrase. You recently made a statement after becoming minister that part of the

00:04:12.640 responsibility of CBC is to foster what you called, quote, social cohesion. Can you explain for the

00:04:17.480 committee what you meant by social cohesion? The reason I ask is because experienced journalists have

00:04:22.540 stated that these words, this term, is often used by the People's Republic of China to mean state control

00:04:30.700 and zero tolerance for challenges. That seems counter to the values that we hold here in Canada, and so I'm

00:04:36.620 curious as to what you meant by social cohesion. Now, I think it's a fair question. Social cohesion is the

00:04:43.140 Chinese New World Order phrase meaning obedience to the government. Of course it is. Now, in the UK, social cohesion

00:04:51.320 means something else. It means not talking about Pakistani Muslim rape gangs because that's 1.00

00:04:57.280 Islamophobic, that's divisive, you see. So just brush it under the carpet. That's what social cohesion 1.00

00:05:02.980 means in those two places. So what does it mean here in Canada? An age that we're all living through

00:05:08.180 of intense disinformation. There is less social cohesion as falsities are propagated through

00:05:18.780 media sources, both legitimate and illegitimate, integral to a healthy democracy. Indeed, the fourth

00:05:30.780 pillar of our democracy is a healthy media ecosystem that exercises, rightly, its freedom of expression.

00:05:37.660 Again, integral to that is a state-financed public media that is the CBC or Radio Canada, not

00:05:49.320 state-controlled. Indeed, the CBC's mandate is one that is ferociously independent, and we should all

00:05:57.700 defend that, whether they are saying good or bad things about us. So when there is a lack of support

00:06:05.420 for a public broadcaster, I think that contributes to the spread of disinformation and social cohesion

00:06:17.480 is therefore affected. It's not about any sort of command and control of the media system that you

00:06:23.900 may see in other countries, but indeed in part of an integral to a healthy democracy.

00:06:29.780 Yeah, I don't think he made that much better. In an age that we're all living through of intense

00:06:35.140 disinformation, there is less social cohesion as falsities are propagated through media sources,

00:06:43.660 both legitimate and illegitimate. What does that mean? What's an illegitimate media source?

00:06:50.960 And says who? What are the rules? Can I see them, please?

00:06:53.320 Now, I agree that we are in an age of disinformation. You just saw a man go on a murderous

00:07:00.920 shooting spree, and the police and the politicians and most of the media all said it was a woman 1.00

00:07:05.000 or a woman in a dress. They even put their emergency notification out to send to cell phones

00:07:11.680 that it was a woman. So does the minister think that the CBC state broadcaster, which was the craziest

00:07:18.440 about using the right pronouns for the murderer, and which, bizarrely, they kept using the murderer's

00:07:24.760 first name, Jesse, Jesse, like he was a friend of theirs or something? Now, would the minister call

00:07:30.600 that disinformation? I mean, it was a lie on purpose. I think that's the definition of disinformation.

00:07:37.500 Or as I think he would say, that's the social cohesion part, covering up the truth with an attempt

00:07:43.920 to calm down outrage over a transgender killer. What's even scarier is that he says the answer 0.94

00:07:51.480 to everything, the basis for everything, is a dominant CBC state broadcaster. He's not even

00:07:58.640 pretending otherwise. He claims it's totally independent, by the way. Yeah, sure. On everything

00:08:03.640 from global warming to their war against Trump to their propagation of transgenderism, there's not a 0.99

00:08:08.220 single issue upon which they disagree with the liberals. And Miller says he needs that state

00:08:13.780 broadcaster to be as strong as possible, as in they should be the only legitimate voice, really.

00:08:20.400 Oh, and just a reminder about how independent media are when they're financed by the government.

00:08:26.020 I don't know if you've seen this. Here's a liberal MP, Tlaib Nur-Mohammed, telling a reporter for the

00:08:31.640 National Post, let me quote him,

00:08:33.100 Your paper wouldn't be in business, were it not for the subsidies that the government

00:08:37.900 that you hate put in place, the same subsidies your Trump-adjacent foreign hedge fund owners

00:08:43.860 gladly take to pay your salary. Whoa! Yeah, that's the reality. Not Mark Miller saying,

00:08:49.840 Oh no, we're very independent. We would never try to control the media. Yeah, tell that to your

00:08:54.760 seatmate. Liberal MP just told a journalist to be obedient because he pays for her, not the taxpayers,

00:09:02.480 not the public interest. He does as if it's money out of his own pocket. This reminds me of Mark

00:09:08.340 Miller's best friend, Justin Trudeau. You know, there's the truth, which only Trudeau knows and

00:09:13.000 everybody else, why they're unacceptable. Remember that? The small fringe minority 1.00

00:09:20.080 of people who are on their way to Ottawa or who are holding unacceptable views that they're expressing.

00:09:29.480 I mean, sometimes he couldn't even tolerate us at all.

00:09:32.340 Yes, we're going to get out of this pandemic for the vaccination. And we know all those people who are

00:09:38.640 trying to hesitate a little bit. We're going to continue to convince them. But there are also

00:09:42.780 people who are far away from the vaccination. Who are extremists. Who are not in science, who are

00:09:48.440 often misogynes, who are often racistes. It's a small group, but who takes place. And there,

00:09:56.780 you have to make a choice as a leader, as a country. Do we tolerate it?

00:10:01.920 Don't think those are just words. They arrested people, seized hundreds of bank accounts. That's

00:10:08.200 what they did over a peaceful protest that just happened to embarrass the Liberal Party. They put

00:10:13.160 people in prison over that. But now with their new censorship laws coming, they'll go much further.

00:10:18.440 I predict they will use the independent media's coverage of the transgender mass murder 1.00

00:10:22.600 as an excuse to bring in more censorship. Mark my words, they're going to use it as an excuse.

00:10:27.800 They'll use it to ban guns, but they'll also use it to ban words. Stay with us for more on this subject.

00:10:43.960 Well, it was the biggest story in the country when a shooter rampaged through a school

00:10:48.560 in little Tumblr Ridge in northern British Columbia. There were instantly rumors about the murderer

00:10:55.920 claiming he was transgender, but it was hard to sort fact from fiction. Well, our friends at Juno News

00:11:02.300 managed to connect that night with a family member of the killer and learn facts and publish them

00:11:09.060 before anyone else in the world, including the massive CBC state broadcaster. In fact, not only was

00:11:14.920 Juno News first, that in the hours and even days that followed, the CBC and other regime media

00:11:21.460 refused to amend their wording. They continued to say a female killer. They continued to misstate the name

00:11:30.660 of the killer, all to serve political ends. Joining us now to talk about Juno News' success this week

00:11:37.040 is our friend and Rebel News alumnus, Kian Bexty, the co-founder of Juno. Kian, great to see you,

00:11:42.960 and congratulations. You guys had a great week. Thanks, Ezra. I appreciate it. It was

00:11:47.460 an unfortunate situation, but in these moments of human tragedy, it's important that we get it right

00:11:56.320 and we get news out quick and we don't lie to our readers like the CBC does.

00:12:02.680 I think you're right to pause for a moment and reflect on the horrific tragedy,

00:12:06.280 the loss that the families faced. It wasn't just a tragedy. It was a crime.

00:12:11.600 My compliments are to you because in that moment, it's so easy to be swept away by what does the CBC say?

00:12:21.120 They must be the most authoritative. They're up there first because they just have so much staff

00:12:25.560 and so much resources. So to pick up the phone and call, even to call the family of the suspected

00:12:31.420 killer, that's an important role. I mean, obviously, the number one part of the story

00:12:36.740 is the shocking murder spree. But I think increasingly how the government deliberately

00:12:43.160 hid information and committed disinformation, that's really scary to me. Like when they send

00:12:49.620 out that message on cell phones to everybody, warning them of a woman in a dress, that's the opposite 0.98

00:12:57.000 of what they should have been warning about. This is just another example of not being able

00:13:04.280 to trust anyone who gets money from the federal government with information that is critical

00:13:10.300 to your life. Whether it's the RCMP who lied about the woman in a dress when they could have easily

00:13:17.100 said a man in a dress, which would have been super clear to every single person in that town,

00:13:22.000 they would have known exactly who the RCMP were talking about. They would have been on the lookout

00:13:27.320 for it. Everyone in Tumblr Ridge, I used to live up in the peace region, everyone there is armed.

00:13:33.020 Everyone could have responded. It could have gone in many different ways, right? The shooter might not

00:13:37.040 have killed himself in the school. Thankfully, the RCMP responded so quickly and got that done.

00:13:43.200 But imagine, God forbid, the shooter went on a rampage to the town. People would have needed to know

00:13:48.700 who they were looking out for. And the RCMP obfuscated that intentionally because they bowed down

00:13:55.080 to their leadership in Ottawa, not to their leadership in B.C. They faced the same issue

00:14:01.040 that the RCMP in Alberta had. And then again, with the CBC parroting those talking points,

00:14:06.180 lying to people point blank, talking about the womanhood of this mass murderer was just disgusting. 0.77

00:14:12.280 And again, you just see this time and time again, even from outlets on what I would have thought to

00:14:17.660 be our side, refer to this person as a woman in the very first reporting that they did.

00:14:23.260 Rebel News and Juno News, we didn't make that mistake because we tried to get to the bottom

00:14:27.640 of the story before we started sensationalizing it.

00:14:31.280 You're nice to tip your hat to us. And I do salute Drea, who did some good work, but

00:14:35.200 the prize goes to Juno for being the first with the interview. And you got a piece of information

00:14:41.980 in that very first interview, and it was Cosman Georgia of your team, and he was kind enough

00:14:46.140 to come on our live stream the other day. The name of the murderer is Jesse Strang.

00:14:54.420 The RCMP insisted, and the CBC insisted, in calling him Jesse Rutzelar.

00:15:00.700 His biological father just yesterday said that was his legal name, but he never went by it.

00:15:09.760 I was cut out of raising my son's life. He had nothing to do with me, and he had nothing to do

00:15:14.780 with my name. And my theory, Kian, and I'd like your thought on this, is the reason the police were

00:15:20.880 so insistent that this guy go by that other name that he never used in life was because if you were

00:15:27.580 to search the name Jesse Strang online, you would see hundreds and hundreds of posts written by this

00:15:34.700 transgender activist. And if you went with the wrong name that the RCMP was deliberately giving out,

00:15:41.480 you wouldn't find it. I think that is textbook disinformation and misleading. How can you trust

00:15:48.020 the cops after that? Yeah, you know, we knew we were right. We had backed up the information that

00:15:56.400 we reported multiple times from multiple different places, and we knew. We were just sort of waiting

00:16:00.560 for the RCMP to confirm what we knew. And when they came out and said, yeah, the name has been

00:16:05.140 Rutzelar, we were a little bit in shock. You know, we got the first name right. How could we have

00:16:09.760 possibly gotten the last name wrong? Everyone in the town knew them by the Strang family. And they

00:16:16.280 knew, most importantly, the killer by the Strang family name. And the RCMP, they couldn't have said

00:16:21.600 that. They knew that. When they identified the body, they weren't fishing through his pockets and

00:16:28.580 trusting just what was on the ID. They were talking to family. They were talking to friends. They were

00:16:32.420 talking to victims. They were talking to school teachers. And they all, no one was referring to the

00:16:36.620 killer is Jesse Van Rutzelar. But instead of actually acknowledging all the aliases the guy

00:16:40.940 went by, they went with the least information, the least valuable information possible is what they

00:16:47.460 delivered to people, which is just, which is just criminal. There was such weird stuff, like

00:16:52.280 using his first name. One of the CBC presenters was calling this guy, Jesse. And then Jesse did this

00:16:58.360 and Jesse did that. I mean, Paul Bernardo, you would never hear. And then Paul did that. And Paul did this.

00:17:03.120 They're trying to, and I played this the other day on my show, that Norm MacDonald joke. He had that

00:17:10.880 joke he told in different ways. Like, oh, I'm worried if there was a dirty bomb that ISIS set off over

00:17:16.240 in American city. But what about the blowback against Muslims? Well, actually, I think the dirty 0.98

00:17:20.980 bomb is the bigger, but you know, you have, and again, I'm laughing. It's not a funny situation.

00:17:26.180 It's a very sad situation. The obsession of the regime media and the government and the RCMP 0.87

00:17:32.180 with being politically correct on pronouns and transgender stuff is, frankly, it takes away

00:17:39.160 from the gravity of the situation and it takes away from the victims. I don't know. I think it's

00:17:44.020 really gross what they did. It's also, it's also blaming the atrocities of a nearly exclusively male

00:17:52.140 crime on women and on womanhood, which is, it's just an extreme disservice to half the population 1.00

00:18:01.720 to lump these criminals in with, with them. You know, we, you know, I, I know many people

00:18:08.440 in my lives who identify as transgender. Some have had surgery, some have not. I am polite and,

00:18:14.500 you know, I give them the benefit of the doubt and I, you know, I treat them courteously and I use

00:18:19.600 the pronouns that they want when, you know, when they are good people, but when they are a bad

00:18:24.040 person trying to, you know, killing half a dozen people and trying to, you know, I don't know if

00:18:30.400 that was his intention when he went and did it, but to sully the name of all women to be the largest

00:18:37.200 female mass shooter in, I think, North American history, if this was true, that's just not, you know,

00:18:42.080 we owe it to women to be more accurate with the terminology that we use when people are this 0.90

00:18:47.060 deranged in this, this, uh, trouble. I, all I can think about is if they're lying over this,

00:18:54.080 what else are they lying about? I mean, for my own good or for the good of some political goal,

00:19:01.160 I find it very strange. Hey, let me shift gears. I, I, I want to mention one more thing before we say

00:19:05.880 goodbye. You and I have both been following this really bizarre niche, this subculture, this little

00:19:12.720 hidden attic at the CBC. So called CBC kids news. It's not CBC kids. Just like they have some just

00:19:22.520 kids shows, but, but they have a sort of a political stream to it. Don't they, where they

00:19:29.200 have these child actors really say things written by grownup producers. I think it's called CBC kids

00:19:36.400 news. And it's just, it's always talking about trans. It's always talking about marijuana.

00:19:43.000 It's sort of crazy. Tell me a little bit. And have I got it right about CBC kids news or CBC kids?

00:19:48.900 You tell me if I, and then you've got a petition. Why don't you tell us about it? I want to make sure

00:19:52.380 I understand that we're talking about the same thing. Yeah, this goes all the way back to my

00:19:56.800 reporting at rebel news. Actually. I remember back when I was flying around everywhere I was in,

00:20:02.380 I think it was San Francisco for some story. And I was scrolling in the airport and I saw something

00:20:09.280 on Snapchat from the CBC, which was weird. And it was directed at children. Snapchat is a social media

00:20:16.800 that's used by predominantly young people. CBC was targeting kids on this with a story about just

00:20:24.700 really depraved sexual topics that I was, I was really shocked by. You can look it up on rebel news.

00:20:30.520 It's still there. And, you know, I was sort of bewildered and that was my introduction to CBC

00:20:35.680 kids. They were targeting kids through Snapchat. And then I realized that this went far beyond

00:20:40.620 Snapchat. It was an entire broadcast network based in the CBC headquarters that targets kids

00:20:48.060 specifically, talks about nine times out of 10, how you can, you know, be a better trans ally,

00:20:54.520 how you can be a better trans person, uh, chest binding, like some, some really, really crazy 1.00

00:21:00.540 things comes out of the CBC kids. And I saw a post just recently talking about what the CBC,

00:21:05.700 what CBC kids was talking about the day Jesse Van Rootselaar came out as trans. And I thought,

00:21:12.120 wow, what a sickening thing to have in our society, a state funded organization that is convincing 0.94

00:21:18.920 kids that they are trans. It was just, it is some of the most deplorable antics from the CBC. And, 1.00

00:21:25.800 you know, I want to shut down the CBC more broadly. I think a lot of people share that goal,

00:21:30.380 but I want to start small. And I think that we, uh, you know, there's nothing better that we could do

00:21:35.520 for Canadian children than getting this sick propaganda off of their screens, off their cell

00:21:41.120 phones, off Snapchat, off Twitter, off wherever the CBC kids, uh, has, has their tentacles. Uh,

00:21:48.920 so we have a petition, shut down cbckids.com. And we want to deliver that to the CBC headquarters

00:21:54.760 because there is nothing more important in situations like this than protecting the children

00:21:59.920 of Canada. And when the CBC, you know, I, I trust adults to understand exactly how sick and deranged

00:22:05.660 the people at the CBC are. Uh, but with children, it's a little bit more complicated and they don't

00:22:10.820 have, uh, a developed frontal cortex to understand that what the government is feeding them is sick

00:22:17.640 and twisted. So adults need to step in here, uh, and shut down the depravity that's happening at

00:22:22.680 CBC kids. So you can see the whole petition at shut down cbckids.com. Yeah. Here, let me just play

00:22:28.240 a minute of a particular trans video on that. I mean, this is a kid's channel aimed at kids. It's

00:22:34.860 called for kids. It's not something that kids might accidentally watch like a grownup show.

00:22:39.440 If they're staying up late, take a quick look at this.

00:23:09.440 I'm Bracken. Um, I'm a 12 year old hyper queen, meaning a 12 year old female drag queen.

00:23:15.200 My drag name is also my real name. Simple. I'm Jason Kerr. And my drag name is Susan B. Anthony.

00:23:23.940 My name is Nemes. My drag name is Lactatia. I'm Stefan. And my drag name is Laddie Gaga.

00:23:30.580 Yeah, just absolutely nuts. But I have to say, even as the United States pulls back from

00:23:36.620 transgender extremism in things like sports and washrooms, even as the UK pulls back from some

00:23:43.300 of the gender reassignment surgery, I think Canada is one of the regimes that's going full tilt 0.94

00:23:48.420 on this stuff. Well, congrats again to you and your team, Kian, on your coverage of this. And,

00:23:54.480 um, and, and for the third time, I'll say it's obviously a very heavy and sorrowful thing,

00:23:59.220 but that should not stop us from being aggressive in our journalism. And you guys absolutely, uh,

00:24:07.180 did a great job, a world beating job. And I salute you for that. Um, by the way,

00:24:14.120 I don't want to tease people, but next week, Rebel News and Juno News are going to have a surprise

00:24:19.060 announcement of a collab, as the kids say. I don't want to give anything away till next week, but for

00:24:23.940 those who like Rebel and Juno News, have we got something for you? And I'm sorry to tease you,

00:24:30.380 we'll release all the info next week. Kian, congrats to the team. Pass on my best regards

00:24:35.000 to Juno News and keep it up. Will do. Thank you very much, Ezra.

00:24:39.020 All right. There he is, Kian Bexte, alumnus of Rebel News and co-founder of Juno News.

00:24:45.720 Stay with us. Your letters to me next.

00:24:49.060 Hey, welcome back. Your letters to me on the trans shooter. K. H. Walker has a long letter. He says,

00:25:02.740 British Columbia has had two mass casualty events with 20 people dead in the last 10 months since

00:25:08.220 the soft on crime evil NDP David Eby were reelected on October 9th, 19th, 2024. That was the first BC

00:25:16.160 provincial election in Canadian history where ballots and votes were counted digitally by scanning

00:25:20.960 into a computer scanner instead of being counted by human witnesses with human scrutineers watching.

00:25:26.360 We need a free and fair election where ballot and votes are counted in the old-fashioned way with human

00:25:31.920 counters and scrutineers and not scanned into computers. In Washington state, since there are only

00:25:37.020 mail-in votes counted by computer scanning, no conservative government has been elected or even come

00:25:41.800 close. If you don't have a non-violent mechanism to throw the bums out, it's not a democracy. 1.00

00:25:47.060 There is a lot of truth there. I didn't know about that new method of counting votes,

00:25:51.080 but absolutely, for me, it's pen and paper, pencil and paper. You know, I was in the UK for one of

00:25:56.660 their by-elections, actually the one where Nigel Farage was elected to parliament, and all the voting

00:26:02.980 boxes are brought into one place. From all over the constituency, they're all brought to one

00:26:08.740 place where they're in a room and they're sorted and counted and sorted and counted again.

00:26:15.340 Everything's by hand. They actually don't finish up till like two or three in the morning,

00:26:19.500 but everyone is there. And by the way, all the different candidates are there too, which I thought

00:26:24.360 was sort of fun. They might be lingering over dinner at their different head offices, but they all come

00:26:29.560 together to the same counting room to find out the result. I thought it was pretty cool.

00:26:33.320 Holy smokes, were they ever up late? But what I took away from it was you can actually trust the

00:26:39.760 count there. I'm not sure if we could say that in other places and you make a good case for

00:26:43.760 BC's problems. Pete says, should we as a society not be asking questions after a mass shooting?

00:26:50.220 If the shooter was known to police and had weapons seized, why were they seized? And on what basis did

00:26:54.260 a judge or tribunal decide to return the guns? Yeah, I'm worried that they did it out of political

00:26:58.600 correctness. They didn't want to get into a political tussle with a transgender activist. 0.99

00:27:05.040 Cyberdex says, it seems most of the trans shooters, even the trans men in the US were on blockers at an

00:27:11.620 early age and all are early twenties. Perhaps the blockers are not as wonderful as is claimed.

00:27:17.560 You start pumping people with hormones and other drugs and you are just, you're, and look, I'm not a

00:27:24.040 doctor, but it seems like it's self-evident. So you're going to magnify or accelerate any

00:27:30.700 over-enthusiasm, shall we say? You drive people crazy.

00:27:38.180 These kids are hormonal to begin with. They're going through puberty. They're trying to figure

00:27:42.240 things out. This killer in BC apparently started to transition at age 12. Oh my God. 1.00

00:27:50.640 I don't know. It's just a heartbreak everywhere, but you can't just be focused on the sorrow and

00:27:55.900 the heartbreak. You have to be focused on fixing things. And there is some real politics to blame

00:28:01.000 here. Heavy day. That's our show for the day. Until next week, on behalf of all of us here at

00:28:09.320 Rebel World Headquarters, to you at home, good night. Keep fighting for freedom.

00:28:12.920 We'll be right back.

00:28:23.280 We'll be right back.

Rebel News Podcast - February 14, 2026

Trudeau’s appointees are deciding which news sources are “legitimate”

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