Ezra Levant

I don't I mean, it's just their state broadcaster is so dominant and it's such a propaganda tool for the government.

They need independent journalists bad.

Yeah, G-R-I-P-T dot I-E.

I know it's a little unusual.

That's the Irish version of .com.

So G-R-I-P-T dot I-E.

I love those guys.

And by the way, they come from a Christian point of view sometimes on issues like pro-life and motherhood.

So I think they're right up your alley, Glenn.

Well, I tell you, first of all, thanks for having me on the show.

Second of all, I've become such an Ireland fan boy.

I've been there nine times over the last two years and I've, it's a small country, only 5 million people.

You can drive across the whole island in less than a day.

So, um, they have a real communal connectedness.

It's almost like everyone knows a cousin somewhere.

And the reason I mentioned that is it's almost as if the whole country has collectively over their dining room table decided

enough is enough and it's sort of incredible because all across the country ordinary farmers and truckers

It's almost like a spontaneous movement because, you know, they're not represented in parliament, either by the government or the official opposition, but just grassroots, ordinary Irish farmers and truckers have started blocking roads and blocking other key infrastructure, slowing the whole country down to a crawl.

But here's the incredible thing.

The people who are inconvenienced by it