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TONIGHT I'll also show you two of the "experts" AP contacted to comment in this report. Both of them are Liberal partisans — one of whom, described only as a "professor," is also regular Liberal Party donor, who calls Jody Wilson-Raybould "nuts." GUEST Allum BokhariSupport 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. Gerald Butts tried valiantly to, well, cover his butt the other day regarding Lav—Scam. Did he succeed? Ezra Levant joins us with his analysis. Some high-profile UK and Canadian politicians recently proclaimed their love for a free press. Just one caveat: apparently, the media has to follow an appropriate narrative in order to earn their love. Sheila Gunn Reid has all the details. Jason Kenny thinks that the importation of Somalis to Brooks, Alberta has been a resounding success story that needs to be duplicated in other Alberta jurisdictions. Keean Bexte recently travelled to Brooks to interview residents and just wait until you hear what some of them had to say… And finally letters. I’ll share some of your responses to my commentary regarding the federal government’s refusal to say how much they’re spending on accommodating refugees at two Toronto hotels. Um, whatever happened to the Trudeau Liberals’ promise to be transparent? Support Rebel News Podcast

A liberal society or open immigration. Choose one — you can’t have both, people... GUEST: Gordon ChangSupport Rebel News Podcast

Ezra Levant reports on the shocking news that Tommy Robinson is being re-tried on March 22, and takes you comments and questions LIVE in Super Chat.Support Rebel News Podcast

Today Trudeau weighed in, as if he was above the fray. He described himself as someone observing, outside of it. As if he were a referee, not a fighter. Or a critic of a play, not an actor in it. You see, he said, there are two sides to the story — JWR and Gerald Butts. And Trudeau will tell you who was right. TONIGHT I'll show you some clips of Trudeau's remarks from this morning. GUEST Anthony Furey.Support Rebel News Podcast

Monday night in Toronto, Justin Trudeau held a climate change rally. It was a desperate and transparent attempt to change the channel from the snowballing SNC-Lavalin obstruction of justice crisis hitting the Liberal government and swallowing up the PMO. Trudeau has lost two high-profile cabinet ministers — AG Jody Wilson-Raybould and Treasury Board President, Jane Philpott — after allegations surfaced, that he and several high-profile Liberals and partisan bureaucrats improperly pressured the former AG to defer prosecution of the Montreal-based engineering firm. But the most pressing issue for Justin Trudeau on Monday was… climate change? That’s weird, especially when poll after poll shows that climate change is not a top of mind electoral issue for most Canadians. In fact, environmental issues regularly poll lower in importance to voters than jobs, pipelines and the economy. With the popularity of three carbon tax fighting premiers, Doug Ford, Scott Moe and Blaine Higgs, and the impending election of a fourth, Jason Kenney, carbon taxes and climate change are losing issues for the Liberals. But, somehow these two items remain Liberal flagship issues. They won't shut up about them! That’s because of the power and influence environmental NGOs have over the electoral system in Canada. It's all about cash, and they have a lot of it. Sometimes single ENGOs are able to out-fundraise major political parties. My guest this evening has all the details. Joining me tonight to discuss her recent report exposing the enormous sums of money ENGOs have to steer politics in Canada is Michelle Stirling, communications manager for Friends of Science.Support Rebel News Podcast

Trudeau and the Liberals are going to try to brazen this out. The only people who can stop them now are the police... GUEST: Pardes SelehSupport Rebel News Podcast

The Ezra Levant Show (March 5, 2019) —We might not have the pipelines like South Dakota does. And that probably won’t happen until Trudeau’s gone. But there’s no reason why self-respecting Canadian provinces can’t pass riot boosting laws just like my new hero Kristi Noem is doing in South Dakota. GUEST Barbara Kay.Support Rebel News Podcast

Real work is declining. Real things — construction, oil, gas, building cars.  But don’t worry, my dudes. Just smoke some pot, and it'll all be ok... GUEST: Manny MontenegrinoSupport 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. Well, that was a really slow news week in Ottawa, eh? Hardly! Ezra Levant joins us to offer his insight into the ongoing dumpster fire that is the SNC Lavalin scandal. We recently filed an access to information request regarding vetting policies and procedures for Syrian refugees Trudeau rushed into Canada. Prepare to be shocked, folks. Sheila Guun Reid will bring us all the disturbing details. So a guy publishes a 12-point checklist itemizing those attributes that make women attractive to men, and the usual suspects lose their collective minds. Martina Markota has the nitty-gritty on that one. And finally letters. I’ll share some of your responses to my commentary regarding adorable Amy, the Alberta-born ISIS bride who is now stuck in a Syrian refugee camp. And get this? Even though Canada is infested with infidels, Amy now wants to come back home. Don’t want to be harsh here, but boo-friggin’-hoo... Support Rebel News Podcast