Rebel News Podcast

Rob Shimshock heads up our special website CampusUnmasked.com, which brings you daily updates on the latest political insanity at universities in Canada and the United States. We laugh at some of these ridiculous stories of political correctness, but remember: Today's students are tomorrow's elite leaders, who'll be deciding public policy that will impact your daily life very soon.Support Rebel News Podcast

This is my last show of 2018, so I'm joined by our own David Menzies, who had some of the best stories of the year.Support Rebel News Podcast

Every Friday evening on Rebel Roundup, we get together with other Rebel contributors to review the week's headlines, from the serious to the absurd. Tonight, we’ll bring you a special year-end episode with some of your favourite Rebels. Settle in and enjoy! So much leftwing lunacy, so little time. Kurt Schlicter drops by to give us a Top 10 List of liberal nitwits for 2018. Thanks to ongoing protests in Paris, the city of light has turned into the city of fright as the common folk tell the ruling elites, enough is enough. Martina Markota will give us an idea of where the yellow vest movement is headed in 2019. Speaking of 2019, Rebel Commander Ezra Levant will give us his state of the union address as Rebel Media heads into our fifth action-packed year. And finally: instead of reading your letters, I'll end the year with some final thoughts. Support Rebel News Podcast

Tonight we look back at her exclusive investigations into the Trudeau and Notley governments, using Access to Information documents that reveal the inner workings of these administration and how they are wasting your money and undermining your rights and freedoms.Support Rebel News Podcast

Tonight he joins me for the full show, to talk about some of his other Rebel stories of this year, such as his JailAnjem.com campaign. We swap stories about terror sympathizer Anjem Choudary, who I interviewed years ago. I was so proud to see Jack deliver our JailAnjem.com petition to 10 Downing Street itself.Support Rebel News Podcast

From the beginning, we’ve been covering the story of how the Notley NDP started tinkering with liquor prices in Alberta. Almost immediately after taking office, they enacted protectionist policies against beer imports and simultaneously started subsidizing Alberta microbrewers every single month with grants. It was a poorly thought-out plan to bolster Alberta's small brewing industry that picked winners and losers and brought unintended consequences as importers were then burdened with trying to sell a much more expensive product into a market proliferated with government subsidized beers. The protectionist policies and beer tax hikes spawned trade disputes between provinces and legal challenges pitting Alberta small businesses against the government. Trade tribunal after trade tribunal ruled against the government but they persisted with frivolous appeals that kept importers embroiled in expensive legal battles in order to exhaust their resources. But now, those small businesses have utterly defeated the government, forcing them to repeal their taxes and tariffs, bringing them back to 2015 levels before the government tried to “fix” what was never broken. And a six pack of beer is about to get a whole lot cheaper in Alberta in 2019. Joining me tonight to tell her side of the story about how she fought the government behemoth and won, is Bo Vitanov from Artisan Ales.Support Rebel News Podcast

Tonight I'm joined by Marc Morano of ClimateDepot.com, a long time "global warming" skeptic and activist.Support Rebel News Podcast

Tonight, I'm joined by Candice Malcolm, journalist and founder of the True North Institute. We look back at the year in politics, especially the rise in populism and patriotism.Support Rebel News Podcast

Enjoy the first of my series of interviews with special guests over the Christmas season... Tonight, Pamela Geller joins me to look back at her history as an outspoken anti-Islamification activist, a journey that began on 9/11.Support Rebel News Podcast

Every Friday evening on Rebel Roundup, we get together with other Rebel contributors to review the week's headlines, from the serious to the absurd. Settle in and enjoy! With a simple tweet, President Trump says the US is done with the war in Syria. Cue the outrage. Ezra Levant has all the details. The little Alberta town of Nisku was ground zero earlier this week for a pro-pipeline protest that saw more than 2,000 trucks roll in. Sheila Gunn Reid was there to capture the anger that’s now reaching boiling point. And some good news regarding the ongoing war on Christmas as at least some radio stations have lifted their ludicrous ban on Baby its Cold Outside. Amanda Head will explain all. And finally, letters. Tonight, I’ll share some of your responses on my attempt to get Immigration Minister Ahmed Hussen to come clean about the UN Global Compact on Migration. His response? He locked himself in a room. I’m not making this up. Support Rebel News Podcast