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The Ezra Levant Show (April 18, 2019) —  The Toronto Star hates it that the “little people” are getting ahead without some government grant or taxpayer “investment,” but by driving, welding, digging — building a country and selling things people want. Unlike the Toronto Star, for example, which is losing so much money that it’s applying for a bail-out. GUEST Manny Montenegrino. Support Rebel News Podcast

The Gunn Show (April 17, 2019) — It was a massive and decisive win for Jason Kenney's United Conservative party last night in Alberta’s eagerly awaited provincial election.Support Rebel News Podcast

The Ezra Levant Show (April 17, 2019) — If you type "Eve Torres" into the CBC search engine, you can see her complaining about the burqa ban, or that someone was mean to her political lawn sign. You can see her complaining a lot. But not a word about her “joke” or “threat” claiming that if Quebec doesn’t watch it, its churches will be torched, too. GUEST Prem SinghSupport Rebel News Podcast

The Ezra Levant Show (April 16, 2019) — I regret that we will likely never know all the facts. We have sent Jack Buckby and Martina Markota to Paris to see what they can find. You can see their videos at RebelParis.com — and you can chip in there to the cost of their economy-fare travel, if you like. I do know that this has caused a hole in the heart of France. GUEST Andrew LawtonSupport Rebel News Podcast

After Jason Kenney becomes premier of Alberta tomorrow, what should his first actions be upon taking office? GUEST Lorne Gunter.Support Rebel News Podcast

Welcome to Rebel Roundup, ladies and gentlemen – and the rest of you – in which we look back at some of the very best commentaries of the week by your favourite Rebels. I’m your host, David Menzies. Attention Loblaws shoppers! There’s an appliance special on right now, in which 12 million of your tax dollars are enabling this multi-billion-dollar conglomerate to purchase new fridges and freezers! Sheila Gunn Reid has all the stone-cold details. Quebec’s anti-burqa law, Bill 21, is being deemed “racist” and “Islamaphobic” by the usual suspects... even though it’s really all about separating mosque from state. Rebel Commander Ezra Levant joins us to explain all. So, after that disastrous Me-Too themed Gillette ad campaign earlier this year, do you think parent company Procter & Gamble learned any advertising lessons? Well, judging by a Tweet for its Venus brand of female razors, the answer is a firm NO. Ben Davies has the skinny on P&G’s latest virtue-signalling marketing flop. And finally letters. I’ll share some of your responses regarding Justin Trudeau’s $1,600-a-plate fundraiser in Toronto last week. Two things: apparently there are still Liberal supporters who adore this guy. Oh, and judging by his motorcade of SUVs that kept their V8 engines running for hours, it would seem that when it comes to reducing our carbon footprint, Justin subscribes to the mantra of do as I say, not as I do. Support Rebel News Podcast

The Ezra Levant Show (April 12, 2019) — When Notley became premier, ten out of 12 of her cabinet’s chiefs of staff were from outside Alberta, NDP activists from Vancouver and Toronto who had lost in races there. TONIGHT I'll remind you of some of these hires, and their work as foreign-funded anti-oil lobbyists. GUEST Keean BexteSupport Rebel News Podcast

The Ezra Levant Show (April 11, 2019) — TONIGHT I'll show you some of this advice from Andrew Scheer’s new friend Omar Subedar, on how to deal with a "stubborn, arrogant or disobedient" wife. GUEST Allum BokhariSupport Rebel News Podcast

The Notley government spent Tuesday afternoon at the Alberta Court of Appeals making the case for why they shouldn't be held responsible for their unconstitutional actions against private businesses. It all started in late 2015 when overnight, the Alberta government raised the beer tax on out-of-province beers by up to 166 per cent. Two Canadian brewers, one based in Saskatoon and the other in Toronto, took the Alberta government to court, arguing that the tax hike amounted to an interprovincial barrier to free trade which was a violation of the constitution. After three years of legal wrangling, a court ruled in favour of Great Western Brewing and Steam Whistle Brewing, awarding $2M total in restitution to the two companies. Consequently, Alberta taxpayers are on the hook to two out-of-province companies because the NDP thought they could do things that were not allowed. But instead of cutting their losses, the NDP continue to drag these two private companies back to court to appeal the restitution order. My guest tonight suspects the NDP don't want to be associated with the bad optics of a two million dollar payout and a court loss on the eve of an election. And she should know, since she fought the same battle against the unconstitutional tax hike, only she did it before a trade tribunal — and she won. Joining me tonight to discuss the Notley NDP’s latest attack on private enterprise is Bo Vitanov of Calgary's Artisan Ales. Support Rebel News Podcast

The Ezra Levant Show (April 9, 2019) — TONIGHT, I'm going I’m going to read the Bill 21 to you. And not only will I think you will support the bill for Quebec, you might actually want it for your own province, too... GUEST Lee HumphreySupport Rebel News Podcast