Ezra Levant
speaker
549 appearances
4 recordings
3 series
first heard Jan 2025
last heard 13 Apr
Ezra Levant’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Why are you having a Christmas party when the rest of us are told not to? So David was waiting in the cold on the street with his cameraman for an hour for Trudeau's caravan to arrive. You know, COVID was genetically engineered not to infect important people, you know. Here's how this story ends. So everyone knows Menzies. He's very visible. He's got his camera. He's a cameraman there.
There's no doubt who he is and what his purpose is. He's waiting with the Toronto Police Service for an hour. They're bantering. They're all just waiting for the prince to arrive. Underage pulls up. They obviously radioed ahead and said, who's there? Oh, just Menzies.
The RCMP bodyguards for Trudeau jump out of the vehicle, go straight to David, and beat the daylights out of him, smash him against the wall, dump him on the ground, beat him, and then let him go. They don't even arrest him. They don't even arrest him, let alone charge him. They just beat him up. We're suing the police.
Our other reporter in Quebec, Alexa Lavoie, you know the trucker convoy, Rebel News, that was really our time to shine. The regime media were all on Justin Trudeau's script. This is the Maple Leaf insurrection. This is the January 6th moment for Canada.
It was huge. It was the time when people paid attention to Canada in an interested, focused way. But Trudeau tried to have the script being these are violent, racist people, fringe minority with unacceptable views. That was his exact view.
So we were down there just with our citizen journalists, just filming everything on our phones. And in that month, we had 400 million views and impressions, which is more than the average bunch of the CBC state broadcaster. I believe we helped stop the Trudeau narrative from taking root. Anyways, that trucker convoy was completely peaceful. Except one thing. There was one shooting.
There were probably tens of thousands of people in Ottawa, and there were echo events all across the country. Who was the shooting? Our reporter, Alexa Lavoie, clearly marked as a reporter, holding her cell phone, filming riot police and truckers. One riot cop with the RCMP takes out his riot gun at close range and shoots her in the leg.
Her, the only person in the—and with the wadding and a huge bruise, and you can hear her screams of pain. And by the way, the police don't offer her help afterwards. They shoot her and go. We're suing the RCMP for that as well. We've discovered that that weapon is not meant to be shot at a person. Won't surprise you to learn. You shoot it into an area on the ground, and it releases tear gas.
And you only do that with that weapon if things are very escalated. If there's like a riot underway, if people are storming something, you do not use that weapon preemptively because there's a bunch of people chanting. So it was used inappropriately, both in terms of manner and time.
Is it a coincidence, and this is my conspiracy theory side, is it a coincidence that the only person in the country who was shot during the convoy was our reporter? And we complained to the RCMP, we're suing them, but we also complained to them. You know, the police have an internal complaint system. You know who they assigned it to?
You know where the RCMP officer was based who looked into this matter? You're not going to guess, but why don't you guess for fun? I couldn't tell. Port-au-Prince, Haiti.
The RCMP is part of Trudeau's outreach to the Haitian community in Montreal, has RCMP officers stationed in Haiti to teach them how to be cops. You can accept that or not, but that was where the cop who was going to do this investigation of the shooting of Alexa Lavoie, our reporter, was based. It's so absurd. So what's the status of that investigation? We're still proceeding.
Oh, the investigation?
A whitewash. Yeah, of course. David Menzies arrested five times. Alex Lavoie shot. We brought our whole team to Montreal to cover the curfew. I don't know if you remember, but Montreal had a curfew. I think from 10 p.m. to 5 a.m. Sick or not, jabbed or not, you couldn't leave your house. Now journalists were exempt, as if journalists are some higher class.
So we had a reporter who would go out and the police would hassle him. So then we sent three and the police will hassle them. And I said, damn it, we're bringing the whole team. So we brought 17 rebels into town. And I thought, well, I wonder if there's an Airbnb we could all fit in, because that's a lot of hotel rooms.
And I found an Airbnb, like a houseboat in the old port of Montreal, where we could all fit. It had room for 24 people. Summer, winter? When were you there? This was, I think it was the spring.
I want to double-check that. That's okay. But we were there to do reporting on the streets during the curfew because the cops had been pushing around our people. And we brought a lawyer with us. We're walking the streets at midnight, and we have a lawyer with us on the ground to engage with French-speaking police en français just to flex our muscles. And by the way—
The Montreal police had never seen journalists out and about because they're so incurious and so obedient in the regime media that they would never think to report on this absurd curfew. So we had a great night out. We did curfew reporting late at night. Then we all go to our Airbnb houseboat, and then we get up the next morning, and there's going to be a protest.
Well, wouldn't you know it, but the old Port of Montreal just happens to be the staging area for the police. So 50 police cars show up, and they find out that's where the Rebel News people are. So they seal off our houseboat with yellow police tape, and they come on our little houseboat and say, we're searching this place.
Well, and I was off the boat at that time, but our youngsters— Had you flushed the cocaine by then? Our youngsters know to say, where's your warrant? I'm so proud of our young people, and they all said, get a warrant. And the cops said, you're going to play that way. They sealed off our boat, and for the next 10 hours, no one was—they wanted to search every person and every room. For what?
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