Rebel News Podcast - Worst of times for you, but it's the best of times for Pfizer!

00:00:00.000 Hello, my friends. I want to take you through an investor's call for Pfizer. You may have heard of

00:00:05.080 them, a tiny little company worth $200 billion, making a little bit of do-re-mi off the vaccines.

00:00:11.600 It's quite fascinating to hear them talk about all the profit, ka-ching. That's the sound of 0.98

00:00:18.940 an injection. You hear ouch, they hear ka-ching, and they talk about, get this,

00:00:25.080 you just might need a third booster, and who knows, maybe a fourth. I'll read to you from

00:00:30.660 their investor call. I don't think you'll find it surprising, but it is shocking. Before I do,

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00:01:34.860 All right, here's today's podcast. Tonight, I know it's the worst of times for you, but

00:01:54.380 look at the bright side. It's the best of times for a drug company called Pfizer. It's March 16th,

00:02:01.320 and this is the Ezra Levant Show. Why should others go to jail when you're a biggest carbon

00:02:07.560 consumer I know? There's 8,500 customers here, and you won't give them an answer. The only thing I

00:02:13.380 have to say to the government about why I publish it is because it's my bloody right to do so.

00:02:23.220 In the early days of the pandemic, Donald Trump compared the COVID-19 virus to an invasion,

00:02:28.600 and the battle against it was a war. I think we now know that the real threat was not the virus,

00:02:34.580 which thankfully has taken a much lower toll on people than feared. It's almost completely spared

00:02:39.460 anyone under 50, really anyone under 70. And even for those that it targets, they are very,

00:02:44.920 very ill to begin with to die from the virus. The average age of death is 82. I say for the umpteenth

00:02:50.980 time, I'm not happy that anyone is dying from the virus, but this is not the plague. It's about double

00:02:56.640 the typical death toll of the annual flu season. The real damage has been done by the lockdowns,

00:03:02.100 not just damage to our economy, but damage to our health. Remember, there's a correlation between

00:03:06.360 poverty and unemployment and health, not just mental health and suicide and drug use like opioids,

00:03:12.600 but other health problems that go undetected or untreated. And then there's the massive closing

00:03:17.420 down of hospitals to keep them free for COVID patients that never came, delaying or canceling

00:03:22.900 hundreds of thousands of medical exams and so-called elective surgeries. The irony is in the United

00:03:29.840 States where you have 50 different states with 50 different approaches to the pandemic,

00:03:34.040 there really isn't a difference in health outcomes for those states that are locked down and those that

00:03:39.600 aren't. Florida has one of the oldest demographics in America. A lot of seniors go there to retire and

00:03:45.900 they didn't lock down, but they've had a lower death toll than California or New York, which did lock down

00:03:51.540 hard. So you know all that. But my point was Donald Trump called this a war, which it sort of was,

00:03:58.960 but the real enemy wasn't the virus. Viruses come and go all the time. The enemy was the lockdown.

00:04:04.700 The government was the enemy. The mask police was the enemy. The surveillance state, the snitching,

00:04:09.180 the informants, the fear, forcing children to wear masks, though they are practically immune to the

00:04:14.260 virus to begin with. Canceling kids sports, canceling school, making kids sit inside at home and doing

00:04:20.320 nothing but watch screens. That's the war and the bad guys won. But if we're going to stick with the

00:04:26.420 war analogy, then I want to talk about wartime profiteers. You know who those are, right? People

00:04:31.720 who see there's a crisis afoot and they think they can make a buck or two. It's happened since the dawn

00:04:37.480 of time. It's human nature, greed. It's one of the deadly sins. Let me quote to you from a magazine

00:04:43.400 reporting on the U.S. Civil War. For sugar, the government got sand. For coffee, rye. For leather,

00:04:52.460 something no better than brown paper. For sound horses and mules, spavined beasts and dying donkeys.

00:05:00.880 And for serviceable muskets and pistols, the experimental failures of sanguine inventors 0.89

00:05:06.240 or the refuse of shops and foreign armories. So wrote Harper's monthly journalist, Robert

00:05:14.020 Tomes, in July 1864, over 150 years ago. Does that kind of profiteering sound familiar?

00:05:22.800 The only difference is that in the Civil War, the government was spending $2 million a day.

00:05:28.540 In our lockdown war, the government's spending closer to $2 billion a day. And so you get liberal

00:05:33.880 MPs in on it. Getting massive contracts, for example, to make ventilators or masks. Things

00:05:39.540 they've never made before. Companies they just incorporated to get in on it. Simply to skim the

00:05:44.560 cream off the milk. I mean, look, Trudeau was corrupt at the best of times. Imagine how much money

00:05:50.040 is sloshing around now in the worst of times. Profiteering. But think about the biggest profiteers

00:05:55.600 of all. Guys like Bill Gates. I don't quite get his angle. Is he a philanthropist or an investor or both?

00:06:03.880 Is he a servant of the people? Or someone who wants to be our master? Can we trust a guy who

00:06:09.900 just kept hanging out with Jeffrey Epstein, the child rapist and trafficker, again and again?

00:06:16.480 Even the New York Times thought it was creepy. You tell me, how do you feel about Bill Gates wanting

00:06:22.480 to amp it up with vaccines, injecting children, pregnant women, the elderly, even people who are

00:06:29.360 malnourished? How do you feel about him, one of the richest men in the world, demanding that governments

00:06:34.720 indemnify vaccine companies, even if those vaccines, or especially if those vaccines harm, say,

00:06:42.700 700,000 people?

00:06:44.120 The efficacy of vaccines in older people is always a huge challenge. You know, it turns out the flu vaccine

00:06:50.960 isn't that effective in elderly people. Most of the benefit comes from younger people not

00:06:56.360 spreading it because they're vaccinated. And that benefits on a community basis, the elderly.

00:07:03.860 Here, we clearly need a vaccine that works in the upper age range because they're most at risk of that.

00:07:12.060 And doing that so that you amp it up so it works in older people, and yet you don't have side effects.

00:07:19.440 You know, if we have, you know, one in 10,000 side effects, that's, you know, way more, 700,000,

00:07:27.680 you know, people who will suffer from that. So really understanding the safety at gigantic scale

00:07:35.020 across all age ranges, you know, pregnant, male, female, undernourished, existing comorbidities,

00:07:43.280 it's very, very hard. And that actual decision of, OK, let's go and give this vaccine to the entire

00:07:49.400 world, governments will have to be involved because there will be some risk and indemnification needed

00:07:56.600 before that can be decided on.

00:07:59.540 Yeah, I'm not sure if I trust Bill Gates, Jeffrey Epstein's old buddy. He just seems to want to

00:08:05.340 control everything, everyone, all the time. He just came out with a book demanding that we

00:08:10.520 radically change our lives to fight global warming, but he's buying a private jet company.

00:08:16.100 His plans seem insane sometimes, even if he does wear comfy-looking sweaters and come across as a

00:08:21.860 friendly nerd. I don't know if you saw this story. Here he is talking about his plan

00:08:27.220 to spray millions of tons of dust in the air to block out the sun. That sounds like a plot from

00:08:36.720 a 1960s James Bond movie, Dr. Evil. I'm thinking he's about as trustworthy as his buddy Jeffrey Epstein,

00:08:43.060 aren't you? I just don't get that guy. He's not a virologist. He's not a climatologist. The only

00:08:48.240 experience he's had with viruses are that his Microsoft programs were constantly getting hit with

00:08:53.400 them. But I don't think that makes him an expert in the flu or blocking out the sun. I swear that's

00:08:59.760 a Bond villain move. But look at this. This is real news now by real people at a little company called

00:09:07.480 Pfizer. You heard of them? This is a transcript of an investor's call with folks who are betting big

00:09:13.960 on Pfizer. They want to know how it's going. It's going amazing. For Pfizer, I mean, not for the little

00:09:19.680 people. You're in lockdown. You can't go to work. You can't travel. You can't go outside without a

00:09:23.700 mask. You can't turn on the media without being scolded or scared. But for Pfizer, this is the

00:09:29.060 best of times. This is the golden age, man. I think Bill Gates' big dream is coming true. A little bit

00:09:35.280 at least. And isn't that more important than your small dreams? I'm going to read a bit from this

00:09:39.560 transcript, which was put on Twitter by Lee Fang, a journalist with The Intercept. But it really is

00:09:45.440 an investor meeting with Pfizer. I'm going to show you just a couple of highlights. And guess what?

00:09:51.280 You'll never see this coming. Pfizer now says you don't just need one dose of the vaccine or even

00:09:58.900 two doses. You need a third dose, a third booster. Who could have thought? Let me read.

00:10:08.080 And so hopefully, one of the things you noticed is we announced recently that we will be evaluating

00:10:15.020 a third dose of our vaccine, a booster, to understand the durability of immunity and the

00:10:21.100 efficacy against these emerging variants of the virus. Hopefully, guys, hopefully you noticed that

00:10:28.800 we'll now scare people into buying not one, not two, but three shots. And stay ready for this. A fourth

00:10:34.100 one, I'm just guessing. These are investor relations bosses at Pfizer talking up their stock. You see,

00:10:40.060 the lockdown, it's the worst thing to happen to your life, but they just can't stop using that word

00:10:48.600 opportunity. Let me read. And factors like efficacy, booster ability, clinical utility will basically

00:10:56.920 become very important. And we view that as, quite frankly, a significant opportunity for our vaccine

00:11:03.700 from a demand perspective, from a pricing perspective, given the clinical profile of our vaccine. So

00:11:09.640 clearly more to come here. Oh, really? But we think as this shifts from pandemic to endemic, we think

00:11:17.000 there's an opportunity here for us, guys. A significant opportunity for our vaccine from a demand

00:11:24.560 perspective. They really said that out loud in public. They really called the virus a significant

00:11:31.820 opportunity. They keep saying that, actually. Here's another excerpt. So from my perspective, the punchline

00:11:39.500 on that is we think that flu represents potentially significant opportunity for us. Hey, guys, I'm

00:11:47.940 getting this feeling, and it's just a hunch, that maybe Pfizer has a vested interest in you staying

00:11:54.680 scared or sick, staying locked down, and once you're all given a jab, to be jabbed again, and then again,

00:12:02.500 and then again, and then again. I mean, you heard the man. It's a significant opportunity for them.

00:12:08.860 This is what we call a moral hazard, as in they just might have an interest in making things

00:12:14.000 worse than they are because they're getting rich. Pfizer is a $200 billion company measured by market

00:12:22.760 capitalization. That's U.S. dollars. You think it's worth the Pfizer to have this pandemic last for,

00:12:30.340 I don't know, just one more year, or maybe two years, to turn every new variant into another crisis 0.80

00:12:37.560 that needs another booster shot? You heard the man. It's an opportunity. Do you think it's worth

00:12:43.060 $50 billion a year to them to keep this thing going? Maybe $100 billion? It's certainly in the billions.

00:12:50.180 Do you think anyone would ever, oh, I don't know, lie for $100 billion? Look, people would lie for $100.

00:13:00.540 What wouldn't they do for $100 billion? What wouldn't they say? Well, we saw the least they will

00:13:07.140 say that this whole thing is a significant opportunity for them. They're pretty stoked about

00:13:11.960 it, especially the pricing. Did you catch that part? Hey, do you really think you're getting out of

00:13:16.780 this lockdown any moment now? Do you really think the decision is being made in your local

00:13:22.560 town council? Do you think these profiteers or that creepy block-out-the-sun guy will ever

00:13:30.740 let you out? Stay with us for now.

00:13:46.780 Oh, my God, that is riveting. That is so exciting. I would say the most exciting story

00:14:16.740 of 2021, but it should have been the most exciting story in 2020, except for, as you know,

00:14:23.920 news coverage of Hunter Biden, Joe Biden's son, was blocked. It was blocked by Twitter. It was

00:14:30.940 blocked by Facebook. It was blocked by all the tech companies that didn't want you to know the truth

00:14:36.060 about Joe Biden's son. Not because it was lascivious. The media party has no problem with things that are

00:14:42.580 obscene, drug or sex oriented, but rather that it was so politically devastating to their candidate

00:14:49.780 of choice. Well, that cone of silence is being lifted. Even if it's being lifted after Joe Biden

00:14:57.100 is in office, as you can see there, our friends, Phalem and Ann McAleer, are making their next blockbuster

00:15:03.580 movie, an anti-Hollywood movie. It's called My Son Hunter, the Hunter Biden movie, and it's being

00:15:11.420 done by crowdfunding at mindsonhunter.com. Joining us now via Skype from sunny California

00:15:18.700 are the McAleers. Hey, Phalem, how you doing?

00:15:22.620 I'm doing good as well. Thanks. Thanks for having us on. Yeah, it's going to be a great project,

00:15:27.160 a great movie, great story.

00:15:28.300 That is a very exciting promo trailer. That's just, I guess, what they would call in the

00:15:32.660 business a teaser trailer. Hunter Biden checks all the boxes for interesting. You know, he's

00:15:41.180 sexually extreme, drug abuse, foreign lands, money, bribery, and of course, you know, the family

00:15:51.440 politics. You would think he would have been the most written about, most published stories

00:15:56.860 of 2020, but it was shut down because it was too interesting, wasn't it?

00:16:01.700 Yeah, I mean, look, the script writes itself, and this is a movie, not a documentary. This,

00:16:06.320 you know, but this is, this is, it's got exotic locations. It's got drama. It's got high political

00:16:12.180 drama. It's got corruption. It's got strippers. It's got strip bars. You know, I call it Austin 1.00

00:16:19.100 Powers meets King Lear with a bit of House of Cowards thrown in. You know, it's, it's, it's got all

00:16:24.860 those elements. This should have been the news story of last year. It should be the news story

00:16:29.540 of this year. It's not. It should be, Hollywood should have been optioning scripts left, right,

00:16:34.160 and center, but they didn't want to. And it's not like there's, it's not their usual ignoring

00:16:39.600 a good story. They are, they actually suppressed this story. Twitter suppressed it. Facebook suppressed

00:16:45.860 it. Twitter, Twitter banned the New York Post from posting about it. They banned everyone else from

00:16:51.780 sharing the link to this story. This was, and all the other journalists attacked any journalist who

00:16:59.120 wanted to cover this story. So this was an actual, genuinely bona fide suppressed story. And the reason

00:17:05.740 is because it was so devastating to the, to the democratic family, to the Biden family, and to the,

00:17:12.600 the crime family as well. Yeah. Well, I recall the New York Post, one of the longest published

00:17:19.560 newspapers in America, they broke this huge story. They were suspended, not for anything inaccurate,

00:17:26.980 but because, I don't know, I mean, it was bald politics. So let me come back to something you

00:17:31.360 said a minute ago. You said this is a movie, not a documentary. Okay. Now I know you've made

00:17:36.900 outstanding documentaries before. I first saw your Mind Your Own Business and Frack Nation really 0.99

00:17:43.260 opened my eyes to fracking. You've done the Gosnell movie, which is sort of a dramatization of a true

00:17:49.340 crime story. When you say mysonhunter.com is a movie, not a documentary, what do you mean by that?

00:17:57.860 Well, it's just like Gosnell, it's a dramatization of a true crime story. It's going to have actors,

00:18:03.280 it's going to have script, it's going to have locations. It's not going to have any interviews

00:18:06.940 running. It's going to be not, it's not a documentary. It's going to, it's based on a

00:18:10.520 true story. And boy, what a story. I mean, this is a guy who joined the Navy late in life,

00:18:18.620 turned up for his first day at work, and was found of more cocaine than the population of Columbia

00:18:23.620 in his system. He was fired immediately. His answer was that actually he'd been on his way there,

00:18:30.140 he'd stopped at a bar and two South Africans had given him a cigarette laced with cocaine.

00:18:35.400 This is a guy who got a stripper pregnant and denied paternity until forced to by the courts to pay.

00:18:42.460 This is a guy who had an affair with his brother's widow. This is, you know, this is a guy who has

00:18:49.720 been in and out of rehab. But, you know, this is not to attack Hunter Biden's personal feelings

00:18:55.380 or his addictions, by the way, which are tragic. This is to say, an international oil and gas company

00:19:02.700 searched the world for an executive, and they found the guy who was thrown out of the Navy in the first

00:19:08.840 day. They found the guy who was in and out of rehab. They found the guy who was living this

00:19:14.300 dissolute lifestyle and never had a proper job. Why? And what strings did Joe Biden pull once Hunter

00:19:22.240 was on the board? Why did Hunter Biden get $100,000 as a spending perk from a Chinese businessman?

00:19:30.040 Why did his consultancy get $3 million from the mayor of Moscow's wife? And who is the big guy?

00:19:37.040 And in one of his emails, he talks about the big guy. And everyone says, that's Joe Biden.

00:19:41.360 Is that correct? So this is the story we're going to tell, this international man of mystery,

00:19:47.860 but that maybe is not so mysterious. The answer might be quite prosaic, actually.

00:19:53.560 You know, when you say Austin Powers plus House of Cards and King Larry, I'm just thinking of

00:19:58.240 Austin Powers. You're right. He was so louche. He was so over the top. I mean, it was a comedy.

00:20:04.000 I think Hunter Biden's life is part tragedy, part comedy. But the reason it continues, the reason

00:20:11.540 he gets a $1.3 billion investment or whatever from China is not because he's ridiculous. It's despite 0.90

00:20:19.240 the fact that he's ridiculous because his dad is powerful. And so it's not just a tragic comedy. 0.99

00:20:27.340 It's he's he's the portal. He's the ultimate honey trap. It's how other forces in the world have

00:20:36.820 pressure points on the new president of the United States. That's why it's interesting. I mean, it's

00:20:40.780 it's crazy like a car crash. It's riveting like a car crash. But the reason we should care is because

00:20:47.740 that car crash is happening. It really in the White House. Yeah, yeah. No, this I mean, you have to ask

00:20:54.300 why would anyone hire Hunter Biden to such powerful positions? And the answer is because he's a Biden

00:21:00.280 because his father was the vice president and his father is the president. And those those are the

00:21:06.720 those. This is what we'll be exploring. And, you know, it is funny. It's kind of an absurdist

00:21:12.060 comedy, but it's a serious, serious movie. And then you get the serious aspect at the end where

00:21:17.560 it's kind of like a reverse all the president's men where the media, instead of meeting meeting

00:21:23.680 deep throat in the garage behind the window on the fourth floor, they are they're out stalking

00:21:30.440 journalists, encouraging big tech, encouraging billionaires to shut down legitimate news stories.

00:21:37.780 Woodward and Bernstein, more like Keystone and and I don't know, Stalin, the new journalists. 0.94

00:21:44.960 Now, you have set records in the past for crowdfunding your cinema, because, of course, Hollywood,

00:21:53.780 as we know, is pretty much uniformly Democrat. There are a few anomalies, I think, of Clint Eastwood

00:22:01.320 and Mel Gibson. And I've pretty much gone through the whole list. There are some actors, Dean Cain,

00:22:06.780 Kevin Sorbo. But the fact that you can name them shows just how few there are compared to the mass.

00:22:12.580 And really, the industry that was once blacklisted by Senator McCarthy is now running the blacklist.

00:22:20.880 They wouldn't let this movie be made. But luckily, crowdfunding makes it possible. How much are you

00:22:27.100 looking to crowdfund? We'll put your crowdfunding page up now. It's mysonhunter.com. How much dough do

00:22:35.560 you need to raise? And when do you need to raise it by to get this thing going?

00:22:39.840 Well, for for Gosnell, we raised 2.3 million in 45 days, which was pretty amazing. So this time,

00:22:47.600 time has moved on, things are a little bit more expensive. We're looking to raise 2.5 million

00:22:53.820 in 60 days. You know, so we're asking, I mean, your supporters have always been great,

00:23:00.640 always really supported us. Much of our support comes from Canada and comes from comes from the

00:23:06.000 Rebel News troops. And we're asking them to stand up. You know, I mean, things are very expensive.

00:23:13.340 It's expensive to make a film now, unfortunately, because of all the COVID restrictions,

00:23:18.120 which has given nice work to some underpaid or underworked and overpaid union hacks. But that's

00:23:25.400 the way of the world we're in now. So we're going to film it in Serbia, which will double as the

00:23:30.400 Ukraine. And also it's got a Chinatown, so it'll double as China. And there's lots of pretty women 1.00

00:23:34.500 and all that just a perfect movie for a perfect place for a Hunter Biden movie. So it's going to

00:23:39.420 be, you know, our dollars will go a long way. But we do need people to help and turn up and really

00:23:45.360 support the movie. I mean, we, we just went live 12 hours ago. And we've already raised $250,000,

00:23:54.340 just on. So, I mean, this is a real, this can happen. But people need to dig deep and help us out

00:24:01.880 because the cover-up has to stop and we have to do it at the grassroots level. You've got these woke

00:24:08.180 corporate entities now who are, who are trying to tell you that your opinion and that your stories

00:24:16.280 are not worth telling. What you care about is not important. Look at that shiny thing over there.

00:24:22.340 Well, we need to say this is important and we're going to fight.

00:24:25.260 Well, listen, I have been a personal admirer of yours for years. I think I've told you before,

00:24:31.260 Phelan, that your success crowdfunding gave me the hope that we could build Rebel News through

00:24:38.300 crowdfunding. And indeed we have. So in many ways, you're a role model for us. Obviously,

00:24:43.920 we're going to support you. I'm personally going to go to mysonhunter.com and chip in a hundred bucks.

00:24:50.600 I know that's not a ton, but you know, if enough people chip in a hundred bucks, we'll get her done. 1.00

00:24:55.200 I think Canadians are interested in the United States. The whole world is interested in the

00:25:01.740 United States. And I think we're interested in supporting conservative movie makers. Let me ask

00:25:07.340 you, you've had some great success before. And that's what I like about you. You've got a proven

00:25:12.440 track record. This isn't a lark. You do this professionally. You're very productive.

00:25:18.020 You're very creative. It's great filmmaking. Are you at liberty to discuss some of the

00:25:24.780 casting, some of the stars, or is that still a work in progress? You haven't inked the deals.

00:25:30.780 Your audience will like this. So we have been talking, and I can say this because he is actually,

00:25:36.900 we kept it confidential, but he's actually mentioned to the Daily Telegraph. We have been

00:25:40.800 talking to the actor Lawrence Fox.

00:25:42.880 Oh, I know Lawrence Fox. He's great.

00:25:46.400 Yeah. He was in Lewis. He was in TBC's Lewis. He played Lord Palmerston in Victoria, the Netflix

00:25:55.360 series. He's been on the telly a lot.

00:25:58.620 He sort of looks like Hunter Biden. He looks a little bit like Hunter Biden.

00:26:02.840 Yes, that's right. Well, I mean, he's perfect for this. Now, it's complicated by the fact that

00:26:07.720 he's now running for the mayor of London. So he intends to get elected mayor, and I think he'd

00:26:14.880 be a great mayor of London, but part of me wants him not to be elected mayor so that he can

00:26:20.800 have the time to play Hunter Biden in our movie. I know he's very, very keen. And I won't go into

00:26:26.560 the names, but we just showed his reel to a big Hollywood actor who we're looking to get to play,

00:26:32.000 Joe Biden. And the Hollywood actor just said, he is the man. He is real.

00:26:35.640 So we've got some big names interested. We just have to seal the deal. But I mean, you approach

00:26:42.280 their agents and they say, have you the money in the bank? And that's a fair enough question

00:26:46.160 because, you know, they probably get a lot of time wasters. So we need the money in the

00:26:50.120 bank. We're working on the script. It's weirdly funny. It's, you know, I'm just looking actually

00:26:59.040 here at the website. We need 2.25 million. So, you know, we've raised to 275,000 now in the first

00:27:08.760 day. So like, you know, there's a momentum and we need to keep it going. And I need to

00:27:13.360 phone Lawrence Fox and say, Lawrence, I mean, he's a great actor. He's a great actor.

00:27:17.180 No, I'm familiar with him. I've had the pleasure of chatting with him once as well. He's he really

00:27:22.120 thinks about these issues. And he does have he's a great actor. He is a showbiz guy. Well,

00:27:27.620 listen, Felham, when you I'm going to we're going to put this interview on YouTube. We're

00:27:34.460 going to share it with our people. We're going to encourage people to go to my son hunter dot

00:27:39.620 com. I'm personally going to chip in a hundred dollars. I know that's not lifting a heavy

00:27:44.020 load. But, you know, many hands make light work as you hit your milestones. Maybe you can

00:27:50.300 come back on, like maybe when you get to your first million or something, you can come back

00:27:54.940 on. If you have any news about the cast, that'll probably be pretty exciting for our people to

00:27:59.300 hear. We're going to help you get across the finish line. I know Americans will really dig

00:28:04.120 deep. They're very charitable that way. But this isn't even charity. This is real entertainment.

00:28:09.360 That promo trailer that we played at the top of this interview, that is a very sexy trailer.

00:28:14.940 That's very exciting. Well, thank you. We just we cobbled that together ourselves. I mean,

00:28:18.900 but we thought, you know, by the way, it's excellent. It's brilliant because the story

00:28:23.160 is brilliant. Yeah. Right. There's so much going on in this story. So but thank you very

00:28:27.320 much, Ezra, for your very generous contribution. You've always come up to the plate and supported

00:28:32.400 us. And we really are grateful. And so have your supporters. So if anybody's in the Serbia

00:28:38.360 during the summer, don't we will be there filming. Call over and see us. And this is going

00:28:44.260 to be a great movie. I am very excited. Congratulations to you and your team. You're

00:28:49.740 you're you're a small team, but you pack a wallop. Great filmmaking. My son, Hunter dot com. Good

00:28:56.180 luck, my friend. I can hardly wait till it's ready. Thanks, Ezra. All the best. You too. Well,

00:29:01.160 there you have a Phelan McAleer outstanding filmmaker. It's great viewing. And by the way,

00:29:06.580 if I'm sounding like it's an eat your spinach, you have to watch this. That's not how I want to come

00:29:11.220 across. This is a rocking story. Like it's it's it's an absurd story. The life of Hunter Biden

00:29:19.880 and just for sheer entertainment value. Let's see it. And then it becomes tragedy when you realize

00:29:26.240 all the things he touches. So I'm going to chip in. I hope you do, too. Stay with us. More

00:29:31.600 ahead on Rebel News. On my show last night, Gilly writes, the incompetence illustrated in that report

00:29:48.160 is terrifying as it may reflect the larger picture in the world's most influential military. The

00:29:53.360 targeting of conservative journalists even more terrifying. Yeah. You know, I don't know why they

00:29:58.180 were picking on Rebel News. We're not American. We have American viewers, but we're mainly Canadian.

00:30:02.740 I mean, you watch us every day. You know what we talk about. We've we've never been in serious

00:30:08.880 trouble of any sort. We're just journalists. Why would the Navy come after us? And it it's, you know,

00:30:15.740 we're just we're just us. Imagine you're trying to take on the Chinese military. If you get us so wrong,

00:30:22.560 how could that military intelligence be of any use when you're actually going up against a tough enemy

00:30:27.620 like China? Rob writes, freedom, fighting for freedom is no picnic. They are bringing out the 0.99

00:30:33.380 big guns now, the U.S. military intelligence. I, yes, I know they are. And yes, I'm quite concerned.

00:30:40.420 Don't let my chuckling fool you. But I just, I just have to say, because I can't not notice it.

00:30:49.020 There's a lot of scamming going on here. I mean, that little military contractor down there in Little

00:30:53.840 Rock, Arkansas. The things they are saying for cash, I'm embarrassed for them that they're getting

00:31:00.760 away with it. I mean, how much are they paid to write such false things? You don't even know where

00:31:06.440 our office is. That's pretty easy to find out. It's at the bottom of every single one of our web pages.

00:31:12.980 Darren writes, if this is the case, it is a huge deal. And everyone should know about the details and

00:31:17.960 not kept behind pay for access. Darren, I hear you. And tomorrow we're putting it on YouTube. I just

00:31:25.280 wanted to give it to you, our paid subscribers first. You guys pay eight bucks a month. That might

00:31:32.160 not sound like a lot to you, but you add it all up, everybody. And that helps pay the bills here. So,

00:31:37.780 you know, that's that tension. We've talked about this before. About once a month, I like to put a

00:31:43.960 whole show out on YouTube. I don't want to do it more often than that because I want the paywall to

00:31:51.300 be valuable. But like you, I want to tell the whole world this. So let me say on this instance,

00:31:58.160 in fact, what I'm going to do is I'm going to re-record it because we were sort of rushed to get

00:32:01.820 the whole thing together. I'm going to tweak some of the visuals. And so we're going to release a

00:32:08.540 slightly improved version, if I may say so. And I expect that to come out tomorrow. But thank you

00:32:13.840 for your support. And I agree with you. This is a story that the whole world has to see.

00:32:17.980 Well, folks, thanks for your friendly notes. That's our show for today. Until tomorrow,

00:32:22.100 on behalf of all of us here at Rebel World Headquarters, to you at home, good night.

00:32:25.000 And keep fighting for freedom.

Rebel News Podcast - March 17, 2021

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