Ezra Levant

But let me say one thing. I've just spent 10 minutes criticizing the World Economic Forum, but I'll say this, and it's probably a compliment of Switzerland more than the World Economic Forum. There are hundreds of very well-armed police and military in Davos with big firearms. It feels extremely safe, by the way. They have never once tried to stop us from scrumming these VVIPs.

But let me say one thing. I've just spent 10 minutes criticizing the World Economic Forum, but I'll say this, and it's probably a compliment of Switzerland more than the World Economic Forum. There are hundreds of very well-armed police and military in Davos with big firearms. It feels extremely safe, by the way. They have never once tried to stop us from scrumming these VVIPs.

But let me say one thing. I've just spent 10 minutes criticizing the World Economic Forum, but I'll say this, and it's probably a compliment of Switzerland more than the World Economic Forum. There are hundreds of very well-armed police and military in Davos with big firearms. It feels extremely safe, by the way. They have never once tried to stop us from scrumming these VVIPs.

As long as you don't touch them. Not that I would ever touch anyone. John Kerry, the former Secretary of State and Climate Ambassador, he walks around all the time. And he actually talks to us while we walk. Very interesting. And like all these VVIPs, Larry Fink had two sort of tough guys with him that pushed us a bit. But as long as you don't touch the VVIP, you can scrum them.

As long as you don't touch them. Not that I would ever touch anyone. John Kerry, the former Secretary of State and Climate Ambassador, he walks around all the time. And he actually talks to us while we walk. Very interesting. And like all these VVIPs, Larry Fink had two sort of tough guys with him that pushed us a bit. But as long as you don't touch the VVIP, you can scrum them.

As long as you don't touch them. Not that I would ever touch anyone. John Kerry, the former Secretary of State and Climate Ambassador, he walks around all the time. And he actually talks to us while we walk. Very interesting. And like all these VVIPs, Larry Fink had two sort of tough guys with him that pushed us a bit. But as long as you don't touch the VVIP, you can scrum them.

The cops don't care. In fact, I think the cops get a kick out of it.

The cops don't care. In fact, I think the cops get a kick out of it.

The cops don't care. In fact, I think the cops get a kick out of it.

Well, they've been politicized by their mayors and police commissions and all the way down. The police in Canada are becoming more political every day. In Switzerland, they would never do what they did to me or to Menzies or to Alex Lavoie, never do that houseboat raid. They actually are gentle police with a light touch there.

Well, they've been politicized by their mayors and police commissions and all the way down. The police in Canada are becoming more political every day. In Switzerland, they would never do what they did to me or to Menzies or to Alex Lavoie, never do that houseboat raid. They actually are gentle police with a light touch there.

Well, they've been politicized by their mayors and police commissions and all the way down. The police in Canada are becoming more political every day. In Switzerland, they would never do what they did to me or to Menzies or to Alex Lavoie, never do that houseboat raid. They actually are gentle police with a light touch there.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

You know, I'd say 60% is Canadian, and then US and the UK after that, and then Australia.

You know, I'd say 60% is Canadian, and then US and the UK after that, and then Australia.

You know, I'd say 60% is Canadian, and then US and the UK after that, and then Australia.

That's right. And then the UK, especially when we cover Tommy, because the domestic media in the UK, they're uniformly against him, which is strange. It is strange. Because so many ordinary Brits

That's right. And then the UK, especially when we cover Tommy, because the domestic media in the UK, they're uniformly against him, which is strange. It is strange. Because so many ordinary Brits